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Head, Sir Edmund Walker, (1805-1868), 8th Baronet, colonial governor

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Surname: Head
Pretitle: Sir
Forenames: Edmund Walker
Gender: Male
Date: 1805-1868
Title: 8th Baronet
Biography: ODNB link for Head, Sir Edmund Walker (1805-1868) 8th Baronet Colonial Governor
Name authority reference: GB/NNAF/P126816 (Former ISAAR ref: GB/NNAF/P13482 )
Online related resources Bibliography of British and Irish History link for Sir Edmund Walker Head
Collections
Number Description Held by Reference Further information
1
1838: papers
The National Archives
CO537/139
See HMC Papers of British colonial governors 1782-1900, 1986
2
1851-61: corresp and papers
Library and Archives Canada
MG24 A20
See General inventory manuscripts
3
1855: letters from 7th Earl of Albemarle
Suffolk Archives - Ipswich
275
NRA 4050 Keppel
4
1828-64: letters to Charles Babbage
British Library, Manuscript Collections
Add MSS 37184-99 passim
5
1849-56: corresp with Sir John Crampton
Oxford University: Bodleian Library, Special Collections
MSS Crampton
NRA 28051 Crampton
6
1856-58: letters to Sir William Eyre
The National Archives
PRO 30/46
7
letters (71) from Richard Ford
Glasgow City Archives
T-SK 29.57
See Location Register of English Literary MSS 18-19th cent 1995
8
1848-56: corresp with 3rd Earl Grey
Durham University Library and Collections
Grey of Howick collection
NRA 6228 Grey
9
1836-61: letters to Sir George Cornewall Lewis
National Library of Wales: Department of Collection Services
Harpton Court
NRA 22798 Duff Gordon
10
1858-59: corresp with Lord Lytton
Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies
DE/K
NRA 4598
11
1859-61: letters to Duke of Newcastle
Nottingham University Library, Department of Manuscripts and Special Collections
Ne
NRA 7411 Pelham
12
1859-62: corresp with Sir William Williams
New Brunswick Museum
See HMC corresp file 10/1/1985