This chronicle was not intended to be a family history. Its object was and is to make easy to read some family letters and to help a reader to identify persons, places, and events mentioned in them.
The letters which cover the years 1813 to 1874 come from three sources-the family of Stephen the eldest of the Rev. Robert Cholmeley’s nine sons, that of Mountague his third son, and that of Maria the eldest of his six daughters, including some preserved by his eighth son Humphrey.
At the end are six pedigrees. Without the first four-and even with them-the reader might get lost in an impenetrable maze.
Adapted from the Preface
The letters which cover the years 1813 to 1874 come from three sources-the family of Stephen the eldest of the Rev. Robert Cholmeley’s nine sons, that of Mountague his third son, and that of Maria the eldest of his six daughters, including some preserved by his eighth son Humphrey.
At the end are six pedigrees. Without the first four-and even with them-the reader might get lost in an impenetrable maze.
Adapted from the Preface
Volume 59 Letters and Papers of the Chomeleys from Wainfleet 1813-1853
Editor Collected and Edited by Guy Hargreaves Cholmeley
Date For the year ending 31st August 1964
Publication Date 1964
Size 255 x 155 mm
Language English
Printer The Hereford Times Ltd., Hereford
Content Frontispiece, black and white picture of The Rev. Robert Cholmely
Table of Contents, 1 page
List of Illustrations and List of Pedigrees, 1 page. There are five black and white full page portraits.
General Editor’s Preface, 1 page
Preface, 1 page
Acknowledgements, 2 pages
Contents of Part I, 2 pages
The Letters and Papers, 118 pages
Appendix, 1 page
General Index, 10 pages
Fold out Pedigrees, 5 pages
Description This chronicle was not intended to be a family history. Its object was and is to make easy to read some family letters and to help a reader to identify persons, places, and events mentioned in them.
The letters which cover the years 1813 to 1874 come from three sources-the family of Stephen the eldest of the Rev. Robert Cholmeley’s nine sons, that of Mountague his third son, and that of Maria the eldest of his six daughters, including some preserved by his eighth son Humphrey.
At the end are six pedigrees. Without the first four-and even with them-the reader might get lost in an impenetrable maze.
Adapted from the Preface
Editor Collected and Edited by Guy Hargreaves Cholmeley
Date For the year ending 31st August 1964
Publication Date 1964
Size 255 x 155 mm
Language English
Printer The Hereford Times Ltd., Hereford
Content Frontispiece, black and white picture of The Rev. Robert Cholmely
Table of Contents, 1 page
List of Illustrations and List of Pedigrees, 1 page. There are five black and white full page portraits.
General Editor’s Preface, 1 page
Preface, 1 page
Acknowledgements, 2 pages
Contents of Part I, 2 pages
The Letters and Papers, 118 pages
Appendix, 1 page
General Index, 10 pages
Fold out Pedigrees, 5 pages
Description This chronicle was not intended to be a family history. Its object was and is to make easy to read some family letters and to help a reader to identify persons, places, and events mentioned in them.
The letters which cover the years 1813 to 1874 come from three sources-the family of Stephen the eldest of the Rev. Robert Cholmeley’s nine sons, that of Mountague his third son, and that of Maria the eldest of his six daughters, including some preserved by his eighth son Humphrey.
At the end are six pedigrees. Without the first four-and even with them-the reader might get lost in an impenetrable maze.
Adapted from the Preface