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Add MS 6756

Record Id:
032-003442812
Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
032-003442812
MDARK:
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Format:
ISAD(G)
Reference (shelfmark):
Add MS 6756
Title:
Thomas Kerrich's note and sketchbooks, numbers 87-100, relating to churches
Scope & Content:

In octavo, ff. 300, containing similar note and sketch books [to Add MS 6755], numbers 87-100, relating to the following churches, etc.

Aylsham, county Norfolk. ff. 1-4. Cromer, county Norfolk. ff. 5, 9, 10, 16-22, 24-31, 46-55, 59-70, 151-154, 160, 164-166, 296. Beeston Priory, county Norfolk. ff. 7, 8. Felbrigg (with note of the pictures of the late Mrs. Windham). ff. 11-13, 161-163. Overstrand, county Norfolk. ff. 14, 15, 23, 171. Mundsley, county Norfolk. ff. 32, 171. Paston, county Norfolk. ff. 33-35. Bromholm Priory, county Norfolk. ff. 36, 37. North Walsham, county Norfolk. ff. 38-41, 56, 71. South Repps, county Norfolk. ff. 42-45, 171. Gimingham, county Norfolk. ff. 57, 58. St. Peter’s Mancroft, Norwich. f. 72. Bury Abbey Gate, county Suffolk. ff. 73, 75, 82, 83, 145. Churches of St. James and St. Mary, Bury. ff. 76-81, 84, 145. Fen-Stanton, county Huntingdonshire. f. 85. Chedgrave, county Norfolk. ff. 86-93, 98, 99. Heckingham, county Norfolk. f. 94. Fritton, county Suffolk. ff. 95, 101. Langley, county Norfolk. f. 100. Wheatacre, county Norfolk. ff. 102, 108. St. Edwards, and Great St. Mary’s, Cambridge. ff. 103-106. Pillars from Piranesi. f. 107. Peterborough Cathedral. ff. 109-112, 115-121. Thorpe Chapel, near Peterborough. ff. 113, 114. Lynn, county Norfolk. ff. 122-125, 174-177, 179-180. Burnham Ulph, county Norfolk. ff. 126, 128-131, 133, 134, 144, 185, 201, 204-205. Burnham Norton. ff. 127, 132-205b. Old Walsingham, county Norfolk. ff. 135, 182, 185. Fakenham, county Norfolk. ff. 136-138, 198, 199. Mildenhall, county Suffolk. ff. 139-141, 187-193. Newton, county Norfolk. f. 142. Weasenham, county Norfolk. f. 143. Scole, county Norfolk. f. 146. Diss, county Norfolk. ff. 147, 149, 150. Kentford, county Suffolk. f. 148. Runcton, county Norfolk. ff. 155-159. Holt, county Norfolk. ff. 168-170. Aylmerton, county Norfolk. ff. 171, 300. North Repps. Ibid. Cley, county Norfolk. ff. 173, 298, 299. Great Bircham. f. 178. Chapel of St. Peter, at Valenciennes. f. 181. Arches at Nether Hall, county Essex, and at Corfe Castle. f. 183. Kirby Cane, county Norfolk. f. 184. Norwich Cathedral. Ibid. Castle Acre. f. 186. Binham. ff. 86, 195. Burnham Westgate. f. 194. Blickling, county Norfolk. ff. 196, 197. Brandon, county Suffolk. f. 200. Burnham Depedale. ff. 202, 203. Pythagoras’s School, Cambridge. f. 206. Watton. f. 207. South Church, county Essex. ff. 208-214. Prittlewell, county Essex. ff. 215, 216. St. Mary’s, Stamford. f. 217. Scarborough Castle and Church. ff. 218-232, 241-242. St. Mary’s Abbey, York. f. 233. Filey, county Yorkshire. ff. 234-240. Thornton, county Yorkshire. f. 243. Kirkdale, county Yorkshire. ff. 244-246. Rivalx [Rievaulx] Abbey, county Yorkshire. ff. 247-252. Helmsley, county Yorkshire. ff. 253-256. St. Benedict’s, Cambridge. ff. 257-259. South Weald, county Essex. ff. 260, 261. Hilton. ff. 262-264. Bawtry. ff. 265-267. Newark, Cross. ff. 268-269. Scroby. f. 270. Grantham. ff. 271, 272, 277. West Retford. f. 273. Methwold, county Norfolk. f. 274. Woolferton [Wolferton], county Norfolk. f. 275. Downham, county Norfolk. ff. 276, 290-293. Roslin Chapel. f. 278. Hadstock, county Essex. ff. 279, 280. Haverill, county Suffolk. f. 281. Barkway, county Hertfordshire. f. 282. Holm, county Norfolk. f. 283. Wilton, county Norfolk. f. 284. Horningsey or Hornsley, county Cambridgeshire. f. 285. Ingoldsthorp [Ingoldisthorpe], county Norfolk. f. 286. Kelsal, county Hertfordshire. f. 287. Wereham, county Norfolk. f. 288. Hertingfordbury, county Hertfordshire. f. 289. Stains. f. 290. Bartlow, county Cambridgeshire. f. 294. Fordham, county Norfolk. f. 295. Ely House, London. f. 297. Gresham, county Norfolk. f. 300. Bessingham. Ibid. Sustead. Ibid. Ingworth. Ibid.

At folios 96, 97, 100, 103b are notices of pictures in the possession of Mr. Dawson Turner, at Yarmouth; Mr. Ellison, at Haddiscoe; Sir Thomas Beauchamp Proctor, at Langley; and Mr. Mason, at Norwich.

Collection Area:
Western Manuscripts
Project / Collection:
Additional Manuscripts
Hierarchy Tree:
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Hierarchy Record Ids:
032-003442812
Is part of:
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Hierarchy:
032-003442812
Container:
not applicable
Record Type (Level):
Fonds
Extent:
1 volume (300 folios)
Digitised Content:
Languages:
English
Scripts:
Latin
Start Date:
1800
End Date:
1840
Date Range:
[Early 19th century]
Era:
CE
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Physical Characteristics:
Octavo
Custodial History:
Add MS 6728 to Add MS 6776, inclusive, were bequeathed by Rev. Thomas Kerrich, Keeper of the Public Library, Cambridge, in 1828
Material Type:
Archives and Manuscripts
Legal Status:
Not Public Record(s)
Notes:
This catalogue description has been transcribed from the original [18th-19th-century] handwritten Catalogue of Additional Manuscripts and may contain inaccuracies. The handwritten catalogue is available in the Manuscripts Reading Room.