Papers of William Henry Gray [PRG 1690] • Manuscript
Papers of William Henry Gray
Certificates and official documents, comprising: baptism certificate for William Henry Gray, born 18 January 1808, baptized 4 September 1808, son of Thomas and Ellen Gray, in the parish of St May, Newington, Surrey; indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray with William Wilson to learn the trade of leather dresser, signed 11 October 1822; Memorandum of Agreement made between William Lambert and William Henry Gray, for William Henry Gray to complete his apprenticeship under William Lambert from 19 April to 11 October 1929; part of a letter or note regarding his legal name as either Henry William or William Henry Gray (2 May 1820); and indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray’s father, Thomas Gray, son of Joseph Gray, 4 November 1793. 1793-1822. 0.5 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Certificates and official documents, comprising: baptism certificate for William Henry Gray, born 18 January 1808, baptized 4 September 1808, son of Thomas and Ellen Gray, in the parish of St May, Newington, Surrey; indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray with William Wilson to learn the trade of leather dresser, signed 11 October 1822; Memorandum of Agreement made between William Lambert and William Henry Gray, for William Henry Gray to complete his apprenticeship under William Lambert from 19 April to 11 October 1929; part of a letter or note regarding his legal name as either Henry William or William Henry Gray (2 May 1820); and indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray’s father, Thomas Gray, son of Joseph Gray, 4 November 1793. 1793-1822. 0.5 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Certificates and official documents, comprising: baptism certificate for William Henry Gray, born 18 January 1808, baptized 4 September 1808, son of Thomas and Ellen Gray, in the parish of St May, Newington, Surrey; indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray with William Wilson to learn the trade of leather dresser, signed 11 October 1822; Memorandum of Agreement made between William Lambert and William Henry Gray, for William Henry Gray to complete his apprenticeship under William Lambert from 19 April to 11 October 1929; part of a letter or note regarding his legal name as either Henry William or William Henry Gray (2 May 1820); and indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray’s father, Thomas Gray, son of Joseph Gray, 4 November 1793. 1793-1822. 0.5 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Certificates and official documents, comprising: baptism certificate for William Henry Gray, born 18 January 1808, baptized 4 September 1808, son of Thomas and Ellen Gray, in the parish of St May, Newington, Surrey; indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray with William Wilson to learn the trade of leather dresser, signed 11 October 1822; Memorandum of Agreement made between William Lambert and William Henry Gray, for William Henry Gray to complete his apprenticeship under William Lambert from 19 April to 11 October 1929; part of a letter or note regarding his legal name as either Henry William or William Henry Gray (2 May 1820); and indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray’s father, Thomas Gray, son of Joseph Gray, 4 November 1793. 1793-1822. 0.5 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Certificates and official documents, comprising: baptism certificate for William Henry Gray, born 18 January 1808, baptized 4 September 1808, son of Thomas and Ellen Gray, in the parish of St May, Newington, Surrey; indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray with William Wilson to learn the trade of leather dresser, signed 11 October 1822; Memorandum of Agreement made between William Lambert and William Henry Gray, for William Henry Gray to complete his apprenticeship under William Lambert from 19 April to 11 October 1929; part of a letter or note regarding his legal name as either Henry William or William Henry Gray (2 May 1820); and indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray’s father, Thomas Gray, son of Joseph Gray, 4 November 1793. 1793-1822. 0.5 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Certificates and official documents, comprising: baptism certificate for William Henry Gray, born 18 January 1808, baptized 4 September 1808, son of Thomas and Ellen Gray, in the parish of St May, Newington, Surrey; indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray with William Wilson to learn the trade of leather dresser, signed 11 October 1822; Memorandum of Agreement made between William Lambert and William Henry Gray, for William Henry Gray to complete his apprenticeship under William Lambert from 19 April to 11 October 1929; part of a letter or note regarding his legal name as either Henry William or William Henry Gray (2 May 1820); and indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray’s father, Thomas Gray, son of Joseph Gray, 4 November 1793. 1793-1822. 0.5 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Certificates and official documents, comprising: baptism certificate for William Henry Gray, born 18 January 1808, baptized 4 September 1808, son of Thomas and Ellen Gray, in the parish of St May, Newington, Surrey; indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray with William Wilson to learn the trade of leather dresser, signed 11 October 1822; Memorandum of Agreement made between William Lambert and William Henry Gray, for William Henry Gray to complete his apprenticeship under William Lambert from 19 April to 11 October 1929; part of a letter or note regarding his legal name as either Henry William or William Henry Gray (2 May 1820); and indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray’s father, Thomas Gray, son of Joseph Gray, 4 November 1793. 1793-1822. 0.5 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Certificates and official documents, comprising: baptism certificate for William Henry Gray, born 18 January 1808, baptized 4 September 1808, son of Thomas and Ellen Gray, in the parish of St May, Newington, Surrey; indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray with William Wilson to learn the trade of leather dresser, signed 11 October 1822; Memorandum of Agreement made between William Lambert and William Henry Gray, for William Henry Gray to complete his apprenticeship under William Lambert from 19 April to 11 October 1929; part of a letter or note regarding his legal name as either Henry William or William Henry Gray (2 May 1820); and indenture/certificate of apprenticeship for William Henry Gray’s father, Thomas Gray, son of Joseph Gray, 4 November 1793. 1793-1822. 0.5 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.
Papers of William Henry Gray
Personal and business correspondence received by William Henry Gray from: his sister Elizabeth Gray inviting him to a New Year’s Eve party (1834); two letters from the South Australian Colonial Office regarding land purchases in South Australia (1835-1836); five letters to and from his Uncle Joseph regarding assistance with money (1850-1856); two letters from Thomas Young Cotter regarding financial assistance and a visit (1857); invitations from Mrs Johnson (1858); Richard Fydell Lindsay regarding loans and land (1860); H. Campbell Jr thank you not for assistance (1869); Frederick Simeon Carus Driffield, Chamber of Commerce (1876); L.C. Woods thank you note (December, n.d.); along with a letter sent by William Henry Gray to John White of Fulham regarding a dispute over damage caused one of Mr Gray’s horses (1860); and one letter sent to his wife Mrs Rosetta Gray after her husband’s death (1897). 1834-1897. 1 cm.