Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1792

Hannah Caldwell (ne Armstrong) - to 1794 - mother of James Caldwell 

Margaret Skerrett (ne Caldwell) - 42/43 

Anne Caldwell of Nantwich  -  33/34 

Elizabeth Caldwell (Bessy) of Nantwich - 25/26 - sisters of James CAldwell

Hannah Stamford of Linley Wood - 38/39 - Elizabeth Caldwell's sister 

James Caldwell of Linley Wood – aged 32/33

Elizabeth Caldwell of Linley Wood – aged 37/38 

Hannah Caldwell (later Roscoe) – aged 6/7  

Stamford Caldwell – aged 4/5

Mary Caldwell – aged 2/3 

Anne Marsh-Caldwell – aged 0/1 

Margaret Emma Caldwell (later Holland) – baptised 15^th June 1792

Crompton case Dec 1792

Abraham Crompton Case – Draft of statement of 1792 regarding sedition charges laid against him. Final Statement already transcribed.

15^th June 1792

Baptism of Margaret Emma Caldwell (later Margaret E. Holland) known as Emma.

Abraham Crompton files

File F087 to 131 unreadable. Draft copy. All about the Deponent doing this and that.

File F103 – draft letter - It is unfortunate for Mr Crompton that the Gentlemen present do not more fully and accurately recollect the nature of the conversation, particularly of the expression used by him, which in point of fact neither did nor were intended to amount to more than a mere hypothesis namely, that if a Government was to be made anew then he thought that it might be constructed in a better manner superior to the present Constitution. I – [draft, much editing. Repeat of previous statements.]

Wedgwood Archive

Letters from Enoch Wood to Josiah Wedgwood

28-20688 to 28-20693

28-20688

November 1792

Note as follows:

Messers E Wood & Co To Josiah Wedgwood

1791 Nov 25 To Interest of £2000 6 months £45

1792 Nov 25 To Interest of 4½ percent 12 months £90

£135