Manuscripts

Innes Pearse Edinburgh University Graduation Certificate

Description: Vellum with seal complete in sealed metal tin and hung by silk tie. Certificate can be unfolded but seal is damaged and fragile, please do not open metal seal tin.
Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1722
Call number: mssPearse
Creator: Pearse (Family : (1652-1740))(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Purchased from Dean Cooke Rare Books Ltd, January 2023.
Restrictions: Open for use by qualified researchers and by appointment. Please contact Reader Services at the Huntington Library for more information.; RESTRICTED: Box 2: Graduation certificate can be unfolded but seal is damaged and fragile, please do not open metal seal tin.
Rights: The Huntington Library does not require that researchers request permission to quote from or publish images of this material, nor does it charge fees for such activities. The responsibility for identifying the copyright holder, if there is one, and obtaining permission rests with the researcher.
Associated people: Addington, Stephen, (1729-1796,); Howe, John, (1630-1705,); Leigh, Edward, (1602-1671,); Macduff, John R. (1818-1895,); Pearse, Agnis, (1667-approximately 1731,); Pearse, Innes, (1699-1761,); Pearse, William, (1625-1691,); Pearse, William, (1664-approximately 1740,); Sedgwick, Catharine Maria, (1789-1867,); Trotter, John, (1726-1808,)
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Series includes letters written by and to multiple generations of the Pearse family. The letters detail the lives of English nonconformists which centered around the family and church. The subjects include family news, marriages, deaths, illness, medicine, religion, political news and events such as the fire at Whitehall in 1697/98. The letters are in relatively good condition with some damage but little loss of text. The documents include an ordination certificate, wills and probate, and a 1724 graduation certificate with an attached wax seal in a tin case; the certificate can be unfolded but the tin case should not be opened until the fragile seal can be conserved.
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Letters of administration granting Anna Pearse the legal authority over the estate of her husband, Innes Pearse, who died intestate
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With paper seal.
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William Pearse (1664-approximately 1740), letter to Mary Pearse, Elizabeth Pearse, and Agnis Pearse
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London, England. Letter damaged, with some loss of text. Subject: fire at Whitehall.
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Francis Pearse (1731-), letter to Innes Pearse and Anne Pearse
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Houndsditch, London, England.
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Francis Pearse, (1731-), letter to Innes Pearse
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London Bridge, England.
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William Pearse (1727/28-1746) letter to Innes Pearse and Anne Pearse
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London, England. Note on verso: "Willy's last letter."
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Innes Pearse Edinburgh University Graduation Certificate

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Correspondence and documents

Letters of administration granting Anna Pearse the legal authority over the estate of her husband, Innes Pearse, who died intestate

William Pearse (1664-approximately 1740), letter to Mary Pearse, Elizabeth Pearse, and Agnis Pearse

Francis Pearse (1731-), letter to Innes Pearse and Anne Pearse

Francis Pearse, (1731-), letter to Innes Pearse

William Pearse (1727/28-1746) letter to Innes Pearse and Anne Pearse