Papers relating to the Farr and Ord families [PRG 572/19] • Mixed material
Papers relating to the Farr and Ord families
Papers relating to the Farr family: 1. the will of Fuller Farr 1855 [OUTSIZE 7]; 2. watercolour by Fanny Emily Farr of North Cove Hall, Suffolk (built by John Farr in 1767); 3-5. photographs of North Cove Hall and North Cove Church, taken by the Revd John Irby Farr; 6. postcard of North Cove Hall; 7. Arms of John Farr enrolled for the County of Essex in Herald's Office, ca.1800; 8. marriage settlement for George Farr and Miss Goodall 1818 [OUTSIZE 6]; 9. history notes on Guido de Farre and Hamish Thornby-Patteson; 10. notes for the ADB entry for George Henry Farr - Farr, Blackmore, Clinton and Martin graves in North Road Cemetery - biographical notes on Granville Gilbert Sharp, C.C. Farr and Edwin Gordon Blackmore; 11. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 12. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 13. family tree showing the descendants of George Henry Farr and Julia Warren Ord [OUTSIZE 6]; 14. Farr family history; 15. photograph of Hardwick House at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, bearing the inscription 'Hardwick House - Bury St Edmunds - Sir T.G. Callum'. [Hardwick House was an Elizabethan manor house originally owned by Sir Richard Drury and subsequently purchased in the 17th century by Robert Callum, starting a Callum family occupation of the site that spanned three centuries. Two of Craven Ord's sons married into the Callum family - Craven Ord (Junr) married Peggy Blagarve, and Robert H. Ord married her sister Elizabeth Anne Blagarve. Both girls lived at Hardwick House until the death of their aunt. Sir T.G. Callum was Sir Thomas Gery Callum (1741-1831).]
Papers relating to the Farr and Ord families
Papers relating to the Farr family: 1. the will of Fuller Farr 1855 [OUTSIZE 7]; 2. watercolour by Fanny Emily Farr of North Cove Hall, Suffolk (built by John Farr in 1767); 3-5. photographs of North Cove Hall and North Cove Church, taken by the Revd John Irby Farr; 6. postcard of North Cove Hall; 7. Arms of John Farr enrolled for the County of Essex in Herald's Office, ca.1800; 8. marriage settlement for George Farr and Miss Goodall 1818 [OUTSIZE 6]; 9. history notes on Guido de Farre and Hamish Thornby-Patteson; 10. notes for the ADB entry for George Henry Farr - Farr, Blackmore, Clinton and Martin graves in North Road Cemetery - biographical notes on Granville Gilbert Sharp, C.C. Farr and Edwin Gordon Blackmore; 11. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 12. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 13. family tree showing the descendants of George Henry Farr and Julia Warren Ord [OUTSIZE 6]; 14. Farr family history; 15. photograph of Hardwick House at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, bearing the inscription 'Hardwick House - Bury St Edmunds - Sir T.G. Callum'. [Hardwick House was an Elizabethan manor house originally owned by Sir Richard Drury and subsequently purchased in the 17th century by Robert Callum, starting a Callum family occupation of the site that spanned three centuries. Two of Craven Ord's sons married into the Callum family - Craven Ord (Junr) married Peggy Blagarve, and Robert H. Ord married her sister Elizabeth Anne Blagarve. Both girls lived at Hardwick House until the death of their aunt. Sir T.G. Callum was Sir Thomas Gery Callum (1741-1831).]
Papers relating to the Farr and Ord families
Papers relating to the Farr family: 1. the will of Fuller Farr 1855 [OUTSIZE 7]; 2. watercolour by Fanny Emily Farr of North Cove Hall, Suffolk (built by John Farr in 1767); 3-5. photographs of North Cove Hall and North Cove Church, taken by the Revd John Irby Farr; 6. postcard of North Cove Hall; 7. Arms of John Farr enrolled for the County of Essex in Herald's Office, ca.1800; 8. marriage settlement for George Farr and Miss Goodall 1818 [OUTSIZE 6]; 9. history notes on Guido de Farre and Hamish Thornby-Patteson; 10. notes for the ADB entry for George Henry Farr - Farr, Blackmore, Clinton and Martin graves in North Road Cemetery - biographical notes on Granville Gilbert Sharp, C.C. Farr and Edwin Gordon Blackmore; 11. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 12. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 13. family tree showing the descendants of George Henry Farr and Julia Warren Ord [OUTSIZE 6]; 14. Farr family history; 15. photograph of Hardwick House at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, bearing the inscription 'Hardwick House - Bury St Edmunds - Sir T.G. Callum'. [Hardwick House was an Elizabethan manor house originally owned by Sir Richard Drury and subsequently purchased in the 17th century by Robert Callum, starting a Callum family occupation of the site that spanned three centuries. Two of Craven Ord's sons married into the Callum family - Craven Ord (Junr) married Peggy Blagarve, and Robert H. Ord married her sister Elizabeth Anne Blagarve. Both girls lived at Hardwick House until the death of their aunt. Sir T.G. Callum was Sir Thomas Gery Callum (1741-1831).]
Papers relating to the Farr and Ord families
Papers relating to the Farr family: 1. the will of Fuller Farr 1855 [OUTSIZE 7]; 2. watercolour by Fanny Emily Farr of North Cove Hall, Suffolk (built by John Farr in 1767); 3-5. photographs of North Cove Hall and North Cove Church, taken by the Revd John Irby Farr; 6. postcard of North Cove Hall; 7. Arms of John Farr enrolled for the County of Essex in Herald's Office, ca.1800; 8. marriage settlement for George Farr and Miss Goodall 1818 [OUTSIZE 6]; 9. history notes on Guido de Farre and Hamish Thornby-Patteson; 10. notes for the ADB entry for George Henry Farr - Farr, Blackmore, Clinton and Martin graves in North Road Cemetery - biographical notes on Granville Gilbert Sharp, C.C. Farr and Edwin Gordon Blackmore; 11. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 12. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 13. family tree showing the descendants of George Henry Farr and Julia Warren Ord [OUTSIZE 6]; 14. Farr family history; 15. photograph of Hardwick House at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, bearing the inscription 'Hardwick House - Bury St Edmunds - Sir T.G. Callum'. [Hardwick House was an Elizabethan manor house originally owned by Sir Richard Drury and subsequently purchased in the 17th century by Robert Callum, starting a Callum family occupation of the site that spanned three centuries. Two of Craven Ord's sons married into the Callum family - Craven Ord (Junr) married Peggy Blagarve, and Robert H. Ord married her sister Elizabeth Anne Blagarve. Both girls lived at Hardwick House until the death of their aunt. Sir T.G. Callum was Sir Thomas Gery Callum (1741-1831).]
Papers relating to the Farr and Ord families
Papers relating to the Farr family: 1. the will of Fuller Farr 1855 [OUTSIZE 7]; 2. watercolour by Fanny Emily Farr of North Cove Hall, Suffolk (built by John Farr in 1767); 3-5. photographs of North Cove Hall and North Cove Church, taken by the Revd John Irby Farr; 6. postcard of North Cove Hall; 7. Arms of John Farr enrolled for the County of Essex in Herald's Office, ca.1800; 8. marriage settlement for George Farr and Miss Goodall 1818 [OUTSIZE 6]; 9. history notes on Guido de Farre and Hamish Thornby-Patteson; 10. notes for the ADB entry for George Henry Farr - Farr, Blackmore, Clinton and Martin graves in North Road Cemetery - biographical notes on Granville Gilbert Sharp, C.C. Farr and Edwin Gordon Blackmore; 11. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 12. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 13. family tree showing the descendants of George Henry Farr and Julia Warren Ord [OUTSIZE 6]; 14. Farr family history; 15. photograph of Hardwick House at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, bearing the inscription 'Hardwick House - Bury St Edmunds - Sir T.G. Callum'. [Hardwick House was an Elizabethan manor house originally owned by Sir Richard Drury and subsequently purchased in the 17th century by Robert Callum, starting a Callum family occupation of the site that spanned three centuries. Two of Craven Ord's sons married into the Callum family - Craven Ord (Junr) married Peggy Blagarve, and Robert H. Ord married her sister Elizabeth Anne Blagarve. Both girls lived at Hardwick House until the death of their aunt. Sir T.G. Callum was Sir Thomas Gery Callum (1741-1831).]
Papers relating to the Farr and Ord families
Papers relating to the Farr family: 1. the will of Fuller Farr 1855 [OUTSIZE 7]; 2. watercolour by Fanny Emily Farr of North Cove Hall, Suffolk (built by John Farr in 1767); 3-5. photographs of North Cove Hall and North Cove Church, taken by the Revd John Irby Farr; 6. postcard of North Cove Hall; 7. Arms of John Farr enrolled for the County of Essex in Herald's Office, ca.1800; 8. marriage settlement for George Farr and Miss Goodall 1818 [OUTSIZE 6]; 9. history notes on Guido de Farre and Hamish Thornby-Patteson; 10. notes for the ADB entry for George Henry Farr - Farr, Blackmore, Clinton and Martin graves in North Road Cemetery - biographical notes on Granville Gilbert Sharp, C.C. Farr and Edwin Gordon Blackmore; 11. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 12. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 13. family tree showing the descendants of George Henry Farr and Julia Warren Ord [OUTSIZE 6]; 14. Farr family history; 15. photograph of Hardwick House at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, bearing the inscription 'Hardwick House - Bury St Edmunds - Sir T.G. Callum'. [Hardwick House was an Elizabethan manor house originally owned by Sir Richard Drury and subsequently purchased in the 17th century by Robert Callum, starting a Callum family occupation of the site that spanned three centuries. Two of Craven Ord's sons married into the Callum family - Craven Ord (Junr) married Peggy Blagarve, and Robert H. Ord married her sister Elizabeth Anne Blagarve. Both girls lived at Hardwick House until the death of their aunt. Sir T.G. Callum was Sir Thomas Gery Callum (1741-1831).]
Papers relating to the Farr and Ord families
Papers relating to the Farr family: 1. the will of Fuller Farr 1855 [OUTSIZE 7]; 2. watercolour by Fanny Emily Farr of North Cove Hall, Suffolk (built by John Farr in 1767); 3-5. photographs of North Cove Hall and North Cove Church, taken by the Revd John Irby Farr; 6. postcard of North Cove Hall; 7. Arms of John Farr enrolled for the County of Essex in Herald's Office, ca.1800; 8. marriage settlement for George Farr and Miss Goodall 1818 [OUTSIZE 6]; 9. history notes on Guido de Farre and Hamish Thornby-Patteson; 10. notes for the ADB entry for George Henry Farr - Farr, Blackmore, Clinton and Martin graves in North Road Cemetery - biographical notes on Granville Gilbert Sharp, C.C. Farr and Edwin Gordon Blackmore; 11. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 12. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 13. family tree showing the descendants of George Henry Farr and Julia Warren Ord [OUTSIZE 6]; 14. Farr family history; 15. photograph of Hardwick House at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, bearing the inscription 'Hardwick House - Bury St Edmunds - Sir T.G. Callum'. [Hardwick House was an Elizabethan manor house originally owned by Sir Richard Drury and subsequently purchased in the 17th century by Robert Callum, starting a Callum family occupation of the site that spanned three centuries. Two of Craven Ord's sons married into the Callum family - Craven Ord (Junr) married Peggy Blagarve, and Robert H. Ord married her sister Elizabeth Anne Blagarve. Both girls lived at Hardwick House until the death of their aunt. Sir T.G. Callum was Sir Thomas Gery Callum (1741-1831).]
Papers relating to the Farr and Ord families
Papers relating to the Farr family: 1. the will of Fuller Farr 1855 [OUTSIZE 7]; 2. watercolour by Fanny Emily Farr of North Cove Hall, Suffolk (built by John Farr in 1767); 3-5. photographs of North Cove Hall and North Cove Church, taken by the Revd John Irby Farr; 6. postcard of North Cove Hall; 7. Arms of John Farr enrolled for the County of Essex in Herald's Office, ca.1800; 8. marriage settlement for George Farr and Miss Goodall 1818 [OUTSIZE 6]; 9. history notes on Guido de Farre and Hamish Thornby-Patteson; 10. notes for the ADB entry for George Henry Farr - Farr, Blackmore, Clinton and Martin graves in North Road Cemetery - biographical notes on Granville Gilbert Sharp, C.C. Farr and Edwin Gordon Blackmore; 11. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 12. Farr family tree (starting with Walter Farre ca.1515) [OUTSIZE 6]; 13. family tree showing the descendants of George Henry Farr and Julia Warren Ord [OUTSIZE 6]; 14. Farr family history; 15. photograph of Hardwick House at Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, bearing the inscription 'Hardwick House - Bury St Edmunds - Sir T.G. Callum'. [Hardwick House was an Elizabethan manor house originally owned by Sir Richard Drury and subsequently purchased in the 17th century by Robert Callum, starting a Callum family occupation of the site that spanned three centuries. Two of Craven Ord's sons married into the Callum family - Craven Ord (Junr) married Peggy Blagarve, and Robert H. Ord married her sister Elizabeth Anne Blagarve. Both girls lived at Hardwick House until the death of their aunt. Sir T.G. Callum was Sir Thomas Gery Callum (1741-1831).]