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Archive Reference / Library Class No.D8760/F/FLJ/1/8
Former ReferenceD3311/109/1
TitleLetter from Lady Franklin to unknown correspondent with the first name William
Date3 Jan 1856
DescriptionOpportunity to send by Dr Scoresby, called the Reverend Captain, who is going to Melbourne, to try the effect of the iron ship, the "Royal Charter" on the compasses; no time to say much as they are in the act of starting for Paris; reference to the Tasmanian subscriptions to the search expeditions; thanks for their sympathy: his last letter had made her rather dull with respects to William, whom she thinks had been troubled with public affairs; kindest regards to Clara and the"little one". Paper black-edged.
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RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
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SenderJane Franklin
Sender LocationNo address
RecipientWilliam
Recipient LocationNo address
Archive CreatorJane Griffin later Lady Franklin (1791-1875)
Gell family of Hopton Hall, Wirksworth
FormatDocument
TermFranklin Expedition (1845)

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Franklin; Lady; Jane (1791-1875); second wife of Sir John Franklin, campaigner and traveller
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