Record

Document Reference	Pl C 1/493
Title	Letter from William Wenman, Edwinstowe, to Edward Harley, 2nd Earl of Oxford, Dover Street near St James's, London; 4 Aug. 1725
Date	4 August 1725
Extent	2 ff
Level	Item/file
Content Description	States that it is necessary for Mr Bannister to visit in connection with 'the Rights & privileges of Yo'r Mannor of Mansfeild wch have been incroach'd & Invaded'; explains that the attorney Birch is building a corn mill on the Coldwell Brook without permission; passes on Mr Levinz's thanks for the venison. Remainder of letter is damaged, with text loss.
Term	manors, manorial rights, Nottinghamshire
Term	gifts, venison

Persons

Code	PersonName	Dates of existence
NA38892	Bannister; Edward (fl 1723-1729); Mr; attorney of the Temple	fl 1723-1729
NA38894	Birch; John (fl 1722-1729); Mr; attorney and tenant of 2nd Earl of Oxford in Nottinghamshire	fl 1722-1729
NA38844	Levinz; William (1671-1747); Mr; MP for Retford 1702-06 and 1708-10 for Nottinghamshire 1710-22 and 1732-43	1671-1747
NA38704	Wenman; William (-1750); Mr; secretary and agent to the Duke and Duchess of Newcastle and the Earl and Countess of Oxford	-1750
NA1047	Harley; Edward (1689-1741); 2nd Earl of Oxford and Mortimer; styled Lord Harley 1711-1724	1689-1741