FREDERICK FAMILY OF BURWOOD PARK, WALTON ON THAMES: DEEDS AND PAPERS

The records include deeds relating to the Frederick family's properties, including Burwood Park, Walton on Thames, as well as properties in London and other counties, namely Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Cornwall, Lincolnshire, Hampshire and Buckinghamshire. These can be found in 183/1/- to 183/26/-. Later sections of the list [183/27/- to 183/47/-] contain settlements, wills and executorship papers of individual members of the Frederick family and related families. They also include personal, household and estate accounts and inventories relating to: Dame Mary Frederick, d.1767 [183/32/-]; Sir John Frederick, 4th bart, d.1783 [183/33/-]; Sir John Frederick, 5th bart, d.1825 [183/34/-], including an account of Frederick with Haig and Chippendale for furniture and furnishings for his town house in Savile Row and Burwood Park, 1790-1796, receipted by Thomas Chippendale, 10 Dec 1796 [183/34/10c]; and Sir Richard Frederick, 6th bart, d.1873 [183/36/-].

There is also a group of papers relating to parliamentary affairs, including accounts relating to Sir John Frederick's unsuccessful bid to be elected Member of Parliament for Chippenham, Wiltshire, in 1741 [183/35/1-13], and to his son's successful bid to be returned for Surrey in 1794 and 1796 [183/35/39]; also papers relating to the 5th baronet's service on House of Commons committees considering disputed elections, including for Bedfordshire, 1785, Southwark, 1796, and Weymouth, 1807 [183/35/34-38, 40-46].

A detailed summary of the collection is below:

183/1/ BURWOOD HOUSE AND ESTATE WITH LANDS IN HERSHAM, WALTON LEIGH, AND ON WALTON HEATH 1597-1913

183/1/ MESSUAGE CALLED SANDY BURROW (INCLUDES BURWOOD HOUSE), MANOR OF WALTON LEIGH 1597-1632

183/1/ MESSUAGE ADJOINING WALTON HEATH (AND LANDS PREVIOUSLY BELONGING TO RICHARD DALLEY AND EDMUND DEWELL) 1633-1742

183/1/ 20 ACRES 23 PERCHES OF WALTON COMMON HEATH 1780

183/1/ 17 ACRES OF ARABLE AND PASTURE AT BURWOOD 1756-1760

183/1/ 1 ACRE ADJOINING WALTON HEATH AND 2 ACRES AT BURWOOD 1771

183/1/ BURWOOD HOUSE, 14 ACRES CALLED LONG CLOSE, 2½ ACRES MEADOW AND 9 ACRES GARDEN 1771-1803

183/1/ SURVEYOR GENERAL'S PARTICULARS AND VALUATION OF CROWN LANDS IN BURWOOD PARK 1799

183/1/ PARLIAMENTARY SURVEY: DESCRIPTION OF CROWN LANDS AT BURWOOD 1799

183/1/ 5 CLOSES OF LAND WITH BUILDINGS AT BURWOOD 1800

183/1/ 12 ACRES OF NEWLY ENCLOSED LAND, PREVIOUSLY WALTON HEATH 1803

183/1/ 4 ACRES OF LAND CALLED LONG CLOSE, 2 ACRES AT BURWOOD, 20 ACRES OF THE WALTON-COBHAM ROAD, 4½ ACRES ADJOINING THE RIVER MOLE, 12 ACRES LATELY PART OF WALTON HEATH AND 10 ACRES NORTH OF THESE 1804

183/1/ EXTRACTS FROM WALTON ENCLOSURE AWARD 1804-1805

183/1/ MORTGAGE OF BURWOOD HOUSE AND ESTATE 1805

183/1/ LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION OF JOHN ALCOCK 1814
For notes by Mr Brian Bouchard on the Alcock family of Burwood Park and Kingswood Warren see typescript 'The hamlet of Kingswood as part of Ewell parish - an outlying manor and liberty Kingswood Warren' by Brian Bouchard', held in Surrey History Centre Library pamphlet collection.

183/1/ LANDS AT BURWOOD AND HOUSE, GROUNDS AND GARDENS 1819

183/1/ LAND ADJACENT TO BURWOOD LODGE 1825

183/1/ SOUTHWOOD AND SILKSMORE, GARSEY CROFT, BURY GASSONS AND BURWOOD, SANDON AND LANDS IN HERSHAM 1822-1832

183/1/ 6 ACRES, HITHER FIELD, BURWOOD MEADOW WITH COMMONS AND WATERCOURSES 1834

183/1/ STRIP OF COPYHOLD LAND AT SOUTH END OF MIDDLE FIELD IN WALTON 1834

183/1/ LAND ENCLOSED UNDER THE WALTON ACT 1843

183/1/ LANDS AT BURWOOD, PAINS HILL FARM AND FANSHAMS NEAR COBHAM BRIDGE 1843

183/1/ BURWOOD HOUSE AND LAND ADJOINING WALTON COMMON 1843-1877

183/1/ PLAN OF BURWOOD HOUSE LODGE 1913

183/2/ GARSEY CROFT ALIAS GRAVEL PIT CLOSE OR GRASS CROFT AND LANDS IN BURWOOD, PERRY CROFT, TICKNERS GAP, AND LANDS IN WALTON ON THAMES, ALSO ST OLAVE'S JEWRY IN LONDON 1700-1825

183/3/ BURY GASSONS IN BURWOOD 1667-1773

183/4/ SOUTHWOOD AND SILKSMORE AND ADJOINING LANDS AT HERSHAM 1558-1825

183/5/ LAND FORMERLY WOOLFE'S AND HODD'S, COTTAGE NEAR THE OLD WINDMILL AND OTHER LANDS IN WALTON ON THAMES 1629-1753

183/6/ LANDS AT BURWOOD BOUGHT FROM LADY SHANNON 1741-1747

183/7/ LAND BOUGHT FROM MITCHELL AND FYDELL IN WALTON ON THAMES, CHERTSEY AND WISLEY 1677-1780

183/8/ LAND BOUGHT FROM JOSHUA ROWLEY IN HERSHAM, MANOR OF MOLESEY 1769

183/9/ PROPERTY AT BURWOOD BOUGHT FROM JAMES CUMBERLIDGE 1770-1776

183/10/ LAND BETWEEN OXSHOTT COMMON MEAD AND WALTON MEAD BOUGHT FROM EDWARD PEPPIN 1803-1814

183/11/ PROPERTY IN THE MANOR OF SANDON BOUGHT FROM JAMES BOOCOCK 1766-1824

183/12/ LAND IN MANOR OF MOLESEY MATHAM PURCHASED FROM JAMES COOPER 1683-1828

183/13/ PAINS HILL ESTATE, MANOR OF WALTON ON THAMES 1791-1870

183/14/ LAND IN WALTON ON THAMES EXCHANGED WITH THE JOHNSONS 1778

183/15/ INCLOSURE OF LAND ON WALTON ON THAMES AND HERSHAM COMMONS 1782-1816

183/17/ MANORS OF WALTON ON THAMES AND SANDON 1821-1868

183/18/ PROPERTIES IN LONDON AND MIDDLESEX 1725-1858 See also 183/25/- below.

183/18/ 53 BERKELEY SQUARE, LONDON 1748-1827

183/18/ CASTLE STREET, MARYLEBONE, LONDON 1766-1858

183/18/ GROSVENOR STREET, LONDON 1725-1741

183/18/ OLD JEWRY, LONDON 1783-1797

183/18/ RATHBONE PLACE, LONDON 1764-1858

183/19/ LAND IN BROTHERTOFT, LINCOLNSHIRE 1729-1776

183/20/ MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS OF THE FREDERICK FAMILY 1811-[?1874]

183/21/ WILLS AND EXECUTORY PAPERS 1825-1874

183/22/ TRUST DEEDS AND PAPERS 1745-1847

183/22/ SPENCE TRUST 1745-1760

183/22/ WHETHAM TRUST 1767-1824

183/22/ RICKETTS TRUST 1796-1847

183/22/ ST LEDGER TRUST 1824-1847 Trust money of the Rev R A St Leger.

183/23/ PROPERTIES IN SURREY AND OTHER COUNTIES 1726-1866

183/24/ MISCELLANEOUS FINANCIAL PAPERS 1736-1852

183/25/ CITY OF LONDON PROPERTY 1645-1786

183/25/ CITY OF LONDON PROPERTY 1734-1786
Comprised capital messuage or mansion house on west side of Old Jewry, London; with 2 adjoining properties, used as Excise Office.

21 other messuages in Dover Court, Bierbinder Line, St Swithin's Lane, Little Lombard Street, Iremonger Lane, Threadneedle Street, in parishes of St Olave, Old Jewry, St Lawrence, Old Jewry, St Martin, Iremonger Lane, St Christopher, ward of Broad Street, St Mary Woolnoth, St Mary Woolchurch (Woolchurch Haugh). All 24 were owned by Sir John Frederick, Lord Mayor 1661-1662, and rebuilt by him after the Great Fire [see also 183/18/32-33]

183/25/ PROPERTY OF VANSITTART HUDSON IN LONDON 1645-1783
Property of Vansittart Hudson (died 1768) bequeathed to his sister Susanna Frederick: 39 messuages in St Mary Hill and Cross Lane, parish of St Mary at Hill; Leadenhall Street, St Catherine Cree Church, alias Christ Church; the Poultry, St Mary Woolchurch or Woolchurch Haugh; Bucklersbury, St Bennet Sherog alias Sherehog or Sheerhog; Coleman Street, St Stephen Coleman Street; Walbrook, St Stephen Walbrook; St Mary Ax, Bury Court, Burys marks alias Bevis Marks, parish of St Mary Axe, Allhallows in the Wall, St Andrew Undershaft, St Hellen; Chancery Lane, St Dunstan in the West [see 183/18/32].

183/26/ OTHER PROPERTY 1733-1803
Comprised property in Grosvenor Street, London, and land at Walton on Thames

183/26/ GROSVENOR STREET, MIDDLESEX 1733-1764

183/26/ LAND AT WALTON ON THAMES 1783-1803

183/27/ DEEDS AND PAPERS OF SIR JOHN FREDERICK, LORD MAYOR (1601-1685) 1648-1682

183/28/ DEEDS AND PAPERS OF THOMAS FREDERICK (1650-1720) 1711-1771
This section includes documents of the two Chancery actions, but some papers relating to the Evance case are listed elsewhere under the parties involved [see 183/32/99 and 41/1].

183/29/ DEEDS AND PAPERS OF LEONORA, MARY AND JANE FREDERICK, DAUGHTERS OF THOMAS FREDERICK (1650-1720) 1726-1743

183/29/ LEONORA FREDERICK 1726

183/29/ MARY FREDERICK 1728

183/29/ JANE, DUCHESS OF ATHOLL [1726]-1743

183/30/ DEEDS AND PAPERS OF SIR THOMAS FREDERICK (1680-1731) 1730-1740

183/31/ DEEDS AND PAPERS OF MARY, HENRIETTA AND HANNAH FREDERICK, DAUGHTERS OF SIR THOMAS FREDERICK (1680-1731) 1733-1771

183/31/ MARY FREDERICK 1733-1842

183/31/ HENRIETTA FREDERICK 1746
See 183/22/1-17 for trust papers of Luke Spence, Henrietta Frederick's husband.

183/31/ HANNAH FREDERICK 1746

183/32/ DEEDS AND PAPERS OF LADY MARY FREDERICK 1735-1771

183/32/ SETTLEMENTS 1735

183/32/ ACCOUNTS AND FINANCIAL PAPERS 1731-1767
Includes account book of Lady Mary Frederick, 1731-1735. Contains expenses in London and at Chevening, Kent, including servants wages, housekeeping, stationer, charity, hair cutter, hatter, various clothing purchases, farming expenses at Chevening, 'for my being let blood, 19 Jun 1731, work done to London properties, 'an opera ticket', 2 Jan 1735

183/32/ PAPERS RELATING TO THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM POYNTZ 1750-1770
Includes inventory of contents of house of William Poyntz, 1750. Detailed list of contents of rooms, including kitchen, wash house, laundry, beer cellar, servants hall, larder, housekeeper's room, butler's room, wine cellar, ale cellar, parlours, hall, dining room, dressing room, bed chambers, garrets and nursery. Also an inventory of silver plate belonging to him.

183/32/ PAPERS RELATING TO MARY, LADY FREDERICK'S ESTATE 1755-1771

183/32/ Financial and administrative 1755-1771
183/32/ Inventories of plate, glass and china 1756-1767
183/32/ Jewellery: letters and valuations 1767
183/32/ Accounts 1767-1771
183/32/ Hertfordshire Estate 1767-1771

183/33/ DEEDS AND PAPERS OF SIR JOHN FREDERICK (1708-1783), 4TH BARONET 1741-1790

183/33/ MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT AND RELATED DEEDS AND PAPERS 1741-1743

183/33/ ACCOUNTS OF EDMUND BOEHM 1767-1768

183/33/ WILL AND PROBATE OF SIR JOHN FREDERICK 1783

183/33/ ACCOUNT BOOKS OF SIR JOHN FREDERICK 1731-1790
Includes expenses at Burwood, Walton on Thames, and in London. Includes household, farm and estate expenses, with names of trades people

183/33/ DEEDS AND PAPERS OF SUSANNA FREDERICK (NEE HUDSON) 1738-1786

183/33/ Agreement for purchase of property 1745

183/33/ Household accounts 1738-1786
Includes account book containing: accounts kept by Elizabeth Marsh (housekeeper to Thomas Frederick), 1738-1740; Susanna Frederick's personal and household accounts, classified, Burwood, Walton on Thames, and London, 1747-1762; and household account books, classified, London and Burwood. Gives names of trades people and occupations. Headings include butcher, baker, tallow chandler, grocer, turnpikes and ferries, clothing, servants wages and board, servants liveries and hats, wine, beer, malt and hops, hay and corn, coal, grain for poultry, house linen, smiths, carpenters, bricklayers, glaziers, 1762-1777

183/33/ Personal letter and notebook 1746-1785

183/34/ DEEDS AND PAPERS OF SIR JOHN FREDERICK (1750-1825), 5TH BARONET 1778-1825

183/34/ MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT 1778

183/34/ PROBATE AND WILL OF SIR JOHN FREDERICK 1825

183/34/ PERSONAL AND FINANCIAL PAPERS 1782-1800

183/34/ ACCOUNTS 1783-1807
Includes estate, garden and farm accounts.

183/34/ LADY FREDERICK'S ACCOUNTS 1778-1794
Account book of household expenses mainly in London, servants' wages, clothing, with memoranda from 1784; London loose bills, 1793-1794. Includes at front of book a recipe for a chicken curry. The account book was kept by Mary Frederick, wife of Sir John Frederick, 5th baronet. She married him in 1778 and died in 1794.

183/34/ SURREY MILITIA 1794-1798
Includes accounts of Sir John Frederick's Company, Surrey Militia, with alphabetical list of names of members of the company and a page of accounts relating to each, including payments for clothing

183/35/ PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS 1740-1807

183/35/ SIR JOHN FREDERICK, 4TH BARONET 1740-1770
Includes accounts, mostly relating to Chippenham, Wiltshire, parliamentary election expenses of John Frederick, Alexander Hume and Abraham Hume

183/35/ SIR JOHN FREDERICK, 5TH BARONET 1785-1807
Includes notebook, 'Account of my Election Expenses when Chose for Surrey 1794 and again 1796' [by Sir John Frederick, 5th baronet (1750-1825), Member of Parliament for Surrey, 1794-1807]; and proceedings of Bedfordshire, Southwark and Weymouth parliamentary election committees, 1785, 1796 and 1807 respectively.

183/36/ PAPERS OF SIR RICHARD FREDERICK (1780-1873), 6TH BARONET 1815-1874
Includes account books of expenses at Burwood and London, and farm accounts.

183/37/ SIR CHARLES FREDERICK, KB 1741-1800

183/38/ DEEDS AND PAPERS OF THE CHILDREN OF SIR CHARLES FREDERICK AND LUCY BOSCAWEN, PARTICULARLY THOMAS LENOX FREDERICK AND LUCY MOLINEUX 1772-1836

183/38/ LEGACY OF JEAFFRESON MILES 1772-1790

183/38/ THOMAS LENOX FREDERICK 1773-1799

183/38/ MRS LUCY MOLINEUX (NEE FREDERICK) 1831-1836

183/39/ DEEDS AND PAPERS OF THE PRESCOTT FAMILY OF CHESTER AND LONDON 1744-1834
Thomas Prescott married Augusta Frederick, daughter of Sir Charles Frederick and Lucy Boscawen.

183/40/ DEEDS AND PAPERS OF EDWARD BOSCAWEN FREDERICK 1827-1843

183/41/ DEEDS AND PAPERS OF RELATED FAMILIES 1740-1843

183/41/ FREDERICK AND BATHURST FAMILIES 1770-1777

183/41/ THE POYNTZ FAMILY 1740-1761

183/41/ THE GARTH FAMILY (1772)-POST 1788

183/41/ MRS CHARLOTTE TERRY (NEE FELLOWES) 1817-1843

183/42/ DEEDS AND PAPERS OF THE HUDSON, VANSITTART, TRACY AND BOEHM FAMILIES 1722-1790

183/42/ VANSITTART AND HUDSON 1713-1770
Includes inventories of possessions of Lady Hudson at the time of her death in 1770, including coach, cattle, poultry, liquor, ham and beef; plate and jewellery at Sunbury House, Middlesex, with valuation, (a large cistern, flagons, plates and dishes, salvers, sconces, candlesticks, knives, forks and spoons); inventory and account of personal estate, with memorandum on division. Includes jewellery, cattle, poultry, liquor, food in the house, a watercolour, medal and rings

183/42/ TRACY AND BOEHM FAMILIES 1735-1790
Includes:
inventory, valuation and sale proceeds of property of Robert Tracy, deceased, at Stanway, Gloucestershire, 1767. Chiefly relates to the estate and farm and includes names of purchasers. Comprises items in dairy, cheese chamber, bake house, wash house, wet larder, laundry, dog kennel, farm animals (sheep, horses, pigs, cattle, poultry), corn, hay, farming implements, items from stables, coach house and garden house, wood and timber. Also includes schedule of rents and arrears of rent due to the estate of Robert Tracy. Gives names of tenants in Stanway, Naunton, Frampton, Stanley, Prescott, Didcot, Alderton, Taddington, Church Stanway, Wood Stanway, Cutsdean and Gretton.

Inventory of household effects, including furniture, pictures, plate, linen, china, books etc, of the late Robert Tracy at Stanway, Gloucestershire. Rooms include cook's room, dairy maid's room, washer woman's room, lady's maid's room, house maid's room, nursery, lumber room next garden, butler's room, store room, brown room, room over still room, room over servants' hall, needlework corner front room, Mrs Tracy's room and dressing room and gallery adjoining, library, breakfast room, green needlework room, red damask room, tapestry room, greenhouse (named plants), school room, saloon, hall (includes an organ of 3 stops in a painted case, a triumphal arch and 3 figures, and various weapons), drawing room, kitchen, books in library next breakfast room and books in library next hall (titles of many 17th and 18th century volumes given), dry larder, pantry, parlour, still room (with detailed list of china), servants' hall, small beer cellar, butler's pantry, wine cellar, coal house, slaughter house, brew house, bake house, porter's lodge, carpenter's shop, yard and stables, well larder, wash house, gardener's room, laundry, lumber room, gardens and summer house, cellars, pyramid. Also list of furniture, linen, china and glass at Mrs Tracy's, Hanover Square, London, and plate stored at Mr Drummond's the banker, Charing Cross. Valued and appraised by RM Webster and G Good.

183/43/ TRUSTEESHIP AND EXECUTORSHIP PAPERS OF EDWARD BOSCAWEN FREDERICK: WHETHAM 1778-1839
Approximately 350 documents (letters, accounts, etc), unsorted, relating to the estate of General Arthur Whetham [?died 1813] and his sister, Mrs Fothergill, including 6 letters (1810-1815) about the portrait of the King by Sir Thomas Lawrence. See also 183/22/18-24.

183/44/ TRUSTEESHIP AND EXECUTORSHIP PAPERS OF EDWARD BOSCAWEN FREDERICK: RYCROFT c.1801-1828
Sir Nelson Rycroft (d.1828) was a school friend of EB Frederick who was a trustee of his marriage settlement (1791). See also 183/40/43.

183/45/ TRUSTEESHIP AND EXECUTORSHIP PAPERS OF EDWARD BOSCAWEN FREDERICK: RICKETTS 1803-1833
Letters, accounts and memoranda, sorted, relating to the estate of George Poyntz Ricketts and of Mrs Sophia Ricketts (died 1830). See also 183/22/25-57.

183/46/ TRUSTEESHIP AND EXECUTORSHIP PAPERS OF EDWARD BOSCAWEN FREDERICK: PALMER AND MACKINNON 1813-1837
Marriage settlement of Emma, daughter of Roger Palmer and WA Mackinnon, MP; papers relating to Chancery action over the will of Mrs Palmer and the estate of Mrs Mackinnon (Edward Boscawen Frederick was trustee). Approximately 220 documents, unsorted

183/47/ TRUSTEESHIP AND EXECUTORSHIP PAPERS OF EDWARD BOSCAWEN FREDERICK: MEDOWS 1826-1833
Letters and memoranda relating to the estate of E P Medows (died 1826), brother of Earl Manvers.

183/48/ MISCELLANEOUS 18TH CENT

Christopher Frederick, founder of the family, came to England from Hainault during the reign of Elizabeth I, and enjoyed the queen's patronage. He became a member of the Worshipful Company of Barber Surgeons in 1595 and was appointed Sergeant-Surgeon to James I. The family settled in the City of London, in the parish of St Olave, Old Jewry, where they acquired considerable property.

The earliest member of the family for whom records survive in this accession is Christopher's fourth son, John (1601-1685), who was Lord Mayor of London, 1661-1662. He was knighted in 1660. His son, Thomas (1650-1720), followed the family tradition of marrying an heiress, Leonara Maresco, in 1676. They had five children: two sons, John and Thomas (1680-1731), and three daughters, the youngest of whom, Jane, became Duchess of Atholl by her second marriage. Thomas's marriage was stormy and, after a series of lawsuits over the Maresco property, he and his wife separated in 1715 [see 183/28/6].

The elder son, John, was created a baronet in 1723. His two sons succeeded him in turn, John in 1755, and Thomas in 1757. When the latter died in 1770 without leaving a son, the title passed to his cousin John Frederick of Burwood, who became 4th baronet.

Thomas Frederick (1680-1731), the younger son of Thomas (1650-1720), served in the East India Company and became governor of Fort St David and Fort St George, Madras, where he married in 1705, and where most of his children were born. He was a director of the South Sea Company and was knighted in 1721. The City of London properties were left to him by his father, who also left large legacies to his sons. Thomas used his legacy to acquire the Burwood estate at Walton on Thames. His three eldest sons, Thomas, John (later 4th baronet) and Charles, and three daughters, Mary, Henrietta and Hannah, appear in these records. Mary married Alexander Hume, MP, and Hannah his brother Abraham, who was created a baronet in 1769. Henrietta married Luke Spence of South Malling, Sussex (see 183/22/1-17). The younger Thomas Frederick (1707-1740) was MP for Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, until his death, when his brother John took over the seat. He relinquished it to his younger brother, Charles, in 1746, and became MP for West Looe in Cornwall.

Charles Frederick was MP for Shoreham, 1746-1754, and then for Queenborough, Kent, until 1784. He entered the Office of Ordnance and was Comptroller in 1749 at the time of the celebrations of the Peace of Aix-la-Chapelle, being responsible for the ill-fated firework display. In 1761 he was created a Knight of the Bath. In 1746 he married the Hon Lucy Boscawen, a daughter of Viscount Falmouth. They had three sons, Charles, Thomas Lenox and Edward Boscawen Frederick, and two daughters, Augusta, who married Thomas Prescott, and Lucy who married Crispe Molineux.

The baronetcy passed to the descendants of Sir Charles on the death of the sixth baronet, Sir Richard, in 1873.

Related families:

Poyntz: Lady Frederick (Mary Moncrieff), widow of Sir Thomas (1680-1731), married William Poyntz in 1736. After his death in 1748 she became involved in a Chancery action over his estate [see 183/32/14-25]. The Ricketts family, for whom her grandson, Edward Boscawen Frederick, acted as a trustee, were related to Poyntz.

Hudson (with Vansittart, Tracy and Boehm): Sir John Frederick of Burwood married Susanna, third and youngest daughter of Sir Roger Hudson of Sunbury, Middlesex, a director of the South Sea Company, knighted at the same time as John's father, Sir Thomas Frederick. Lady Hudson was born Emma Susanna Vansittart and their son (d.1768) was Vansittart Hudson. The other daughters were Anna Maria, wife of Robert Tracy, and Martha, wife of Edward Boehm.

Garth: Sir John Frederick, 5th baronet, married Mary Garth, third and youngest daughter of Richard Garth of Morden [see K80/-, Garth estate papers].

Terry: Charlotte Fellowes, a niece of Sir Richard Frederick, married Col T H C Terry. It is from these descendants that the family papers were received.

The list is in two sections. The first section, 183/1-24, is a list of the first four accessions completed in 1966. It consists mainly of deeds relating to properties referred to above. The second section, 183/25-47, is a list of the final two deposits and has generally been arranged by the person or family to whom they chiefly relate.

183/20/1-20 and -/21/1-40 were revised and renumbered. These numbers are no longer in use.

There are no access restrictions.

A descendant of the Frederick family, Mrs MB Whitehead, presented the first of the records in May 1954. The solicitors of the family, Messrs Farrer & Co, made three deposits of records relating to the Frederick estate at Burwood and lands in Walton on Thames in October and November 1961 and July 1964. Mrs Whitehead made a further presentation of deeds and papers of the Frederick family of London and Burwood in February 1970. The final deposit (ref: 183/34/10c) was made in June 1972 by AE Fellowes, the son of EH Fellowes, author of 'The Frederick Family' (1930).

An item level description of the archive is available on the Surrey History Centre online catalogue

For diaries of Sir John Frederick (4th baronet), recording his travels in Italy, Austria and Germany, 1737-1738, and letters from Henry Vansittart (1732-1769), director of the East India Company, writing to Frederick from Fort St George, 1752-1757, and Fort William, 1761-1764, in India, and the Cape of Good Hope, 1769, see 4647.

For photocopies of will of Thomas Frederick, 1706; letters from Jane, Duchess of Atholl, Dunkeld, Scotland, to her nephew and trustee [John Frederick, apparently John later Sir John Frederick, 4th Bart (1708-1783), 1742-1745; and draft lease by Thomas Frederick esq of the City of London to the Crown of property for use as the office of the Commissioners for Management of the Revenue of Excise of Beer, Ale and other Liquors, 1703, see Z/636.

The Rev E H Fellowes, 'The Frederick Family', (1930).