Catalogue description PAPERS RELATING TO THE PAGET FAMILY
This record is held by Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland, Record Office for
Reference: | DE5770 |
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Title: | PAPERS RELATING TO THE PAGET FAMILY |
Description: |
The Pagets originated near Barwell and Ibstock. Though successful farmers, being associates of Robert Bakewell, the family began to prosper when Thomas Paget (1778-1862) turned to banking and politics. The family moved to Humberstone Hall and then to Lubenham, where they had acquired the manor in 1843. There are five deposits, which make up the collection. This particular deposit is largely political. There are records kept by Thomas Tertius Paget of his victory in the election of 1867 and a scrapbook and letters of Major Guy Paget M.P. from 1922-1923, with correspondence on art and politics from 1922-1949. There are also documents of John Paget's, including a scrapbook, a memoir and notes on his ancestry, from 1830-1888. |
Date: | 1830-1949 |
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The other deposits include estate political and legal papers dated between 1469-1951 (DE365) and a deposit (DE1274) consisting mainly of two scrapbooks of autographs, letters and ephemera connected with famous political and social figures. There is a further deposit of family papers dated between 1830 and 1961 (DE4795) as well as an unlisted deposit consisting of mainly title deeds (DE1783) but this is not open to public access. For other Paget papers see DE4795, DE365, DE1274 |
Held by: | Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland, Record Office for, not available at The National Archives |
Language: | English |
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Physical description: | 29 files |
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Date of purchase : February 2000 |
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