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Walker, Joseph Cooper, (1761-1810), antiquary

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Surname: Walker
Forenames: Joseph Cooper
Gender: Male
Date: 1761-1810
Biography: ODNB link for Walker, Joseph Cooper (1761-1810) Antiquary
Name authority reference: GB/NNAF/P138702 (Former ISAAR ref: GB/NNAF/P29552 )
Online related resources Bibliography of British and Irish History link for Joseph Cooper Walker
Collections
Number Description Held by Reference Further information
1
corresp and papers
Collection held privately: enquiries to National Library of Ireland
NRA 31337 Walker
2
1785-1810: corresp
Trinity College Dublin
MS 1461
NRA 22024 Walker
3
misc corresp and papers rel to Irish antiquaries
Royal Irish Academy
3.A.1, 4.A.27
See HMC Papers of British antiquaries and historians, 2003
4
c1780-1805: misc papers
National Library of Ireland
MS 2654
5
1804-09: letters (13)
Special Collections, The Mitchell Library
NRA 35994 Mitchell
6
1805-08: letters (c15) to 5th Earl of Carlisle
Castle Howard
NRA 24681
7
1787-1810: letters and verses (37) from William Hayley
Cambridge University: Fitzwilliam Museum
Hayley XV/43-79
See Location register of English literary manuscripts 18th-19th cent
8
1805-09: letters (11) from David Irving
Edinburgh University Library, Special Collections
La II 599
9
1787-89: letters to the Countess of Moira
National Records of Scotland (formerly National Archives of Scotland)
GD297
NRA 35600 Anderson
10
letters (25) to Charles O'Conor
Huntington Library
See Guide 1982
11
letters (30) from Charles O'Connor
Dublin Corporation Gilbert Library
Gilbert MS 203
12
1786-89: letters (12) from Thomas Percy
Cambridge University: Fitzwilliam Museum
Perceval Bequest K55-66
See Location register of English literary MSS 18th-19th cent
13
1791-98: letters to Bishop Thomas Percy
British Library, Manuscript Collections
Eg MS 201