The account books and papers of Everard and Ann Arundell of Ashcombe and Salisbury 1745-1798

The account books and papers of Everard and Ann Arundell of Ashcombe and Salisbury 1745-1798

by Barry Williamson

Book 70 of Wiltshire Record Society --

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"The survival of a deal of material including accounts, correspondence, and medicinal recipes, provide a detailed picture of life in the household of a Catholic husband and an Anglican wife. The accounts reveal the active role of Ann Arundell in managing expenditure and balancing the accounts" -- Provided by publisher's website.

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