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Madden, Frederic William, (1839-1904), numismatist and librarian

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Surname: Madden
Forenames: Frederic William
Gender: Male
Date: 1839-1904
Biography: ODNB link for Madden, Frederic William (1839-1904) Numismatist and Librarian
Name authority reference: GB/NNAF/P130481 (Former ISAAR ref: GB/NNAF/P18761 )
Collections
Number Description Held by Reference Further information
1
c1899: account of his sister EM Holley
British Library, Manuscript Collections
Add MS 57342
2
1858-70: corresp with Sir Thomas Phillipps
Oxford University: Bodleian Library, Special Collections
MSS Phillipps-Robinson
NRA 26260
3
letters to the Royal Society of Literature
Cambridge University Library: Department of Manuscripts and University Archives
MS RSL
NRA 33254
4
1833: notes and drawings rel to Sir Christopher Hatton's book of seals, church nores etc
Society of Antiquaries of London
MSS 703-04
5
misc papers, incl notes on bishops and Holkham MSS
Manchester University: University of Manchester Library
GB 133 MAD
See Eng MSS 18, 20, 28, 29, 33
6
c1840-60: transcripts and notes, bibliography of 'Tom Bobbin'
Chetham's Library
MN A.4.38-41, A.6.66
7
notes on Cambridge colleges
Cambridge University Library: Department of Manuscripts and University Archives
MSS 1841-6
8
1840-57: misc papers rel to Portsmouth and Hants, corresp with RHC Ubsell
Portsmouth History Centre
11A/22/1-2, 11A/29/131-232
9
notes on British museum and other MSS, notes on ceremonials etc 14th-16th cent
Edinburgh University Library, Special Collections
La.III.559-61, 768
10
corresp and papers, incl papers rel to Arthurian romance and Wycliff's Bible
Harvard University: Houghton Library
MSS Eng f 526-8, f 566, 573
11
papers rel to Bishop Percy's MS of ancient ballads
University of Toronto: Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library