II.vi.16. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Smyth and related families,

1811-1924.

Personal and business correspondence of family members and associates. Contains some correspondence relating to legal affairs of the Smyth family including letters of Messrs Bayley and Maxwell, Alexander Durdin and Joseph Lindsay Curtis. Includes a copy of a letter from 'C.H.B.' to Harriet discussing her rejection of a marriage proposal from Grice [1831], a letter of Rowland Henry Tyssen Smyth to his mother from Felstead School, [1889] and a letter from John Henry Graham Holroyd to his wife Harriet.

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Format: Manuscript
Language:English
Subjects:
Curtis, Joseph Lindsay > d.1855
Holroyd-Smyth family
Ballynatray (Waterford : Ireland)
Notes:Physical description: c. 55 items, 6 folders.
Arrangement:Sub-fonds.
Published / Created: 1811-1924
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II.vi.16. Miscellaneous correspondence of the Smyth and related families,

1811-1924.
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Bibliographic Details
In Collection: Holroyd-Smyth Family Papers, 1618-1965
Description:Personal and business correspondence of family members and associates. Contains some correspondence relating to legal affairs of the Smyth family including letters of Messrs Bayley and Maxwell, Alexander Durdin and Joseph Lindsay Curtis. Includes a copy of a letter from 'C.H.B.' to Harriet discussing her rejection of a marriage proposal from Grice [1831], a letter of Rowland Henry Tyssen Smyth to his mother from Felstead School, [1889] and a letter from John Henry Graham Holroyd to his wife Harriet.
Correspondents include Richard Taylor, John C. Smyth, John Smyth, Peter Bayley, Joseph Lindsay Curtis, E. Morphett, Charles Maunsell, John Hoduett, Robert Briscoe, Duke of Devonshire, W.H. Parker, Matthew Parker, J. Hutchinson, Rowland Holroyd-Smyth, John Henry Graham Holroyd, Sarah Chamberlain, Alex Durdin, D.J. Higgins, M. Hurley [?].
Created: 1811-1924
Language:English
Extent:c. 55 items, 6 folders.
Format:Manuscript
Call Number: MS 49,518/101 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:Copyright owned by the National Library of Ireland