Colonel Samuel Bagshawe (d. 1762): Correspondence and Papers

Reference
- GB 133 BAG/2
Dates of Creation
- 1712-1769
Physical Description
- 2 series; 3773 items.

Scope and Content

The correspondence and papers of Colonel Samuel Bagshawe constitute a nationally important source for British military history of the mid-eighteenth century, and for studies of British engagement in India during this period. There are over two thousand items of correspondence concerning military, family and other matters (BAG/2/1-3), and over 1750 papers relating to Bagshawe's military career in India and elsewhere, and to personal, family and estate matters (BAG/2/4-7).

The material is divided into two series:

BAG/2/1-3: Correspondence, 1712-69;
BAG/2/4-7: Papers, c.1730-62.

See also BAG/15, supplementary correspondence and papers of Colonel Samuel Bagshawe (d. 1762).

Archive Record|Table of contents

Bagshawe Family MunimentsBAG

William Bagshawe (1686-1756) and his Wife Mary, née Wingfield (d. 1754): Correspondence and PapersBAG/1

Colonel Samuel Bagshawe (d. 1762): Correspondence and PapersBAG/2

Caldwell Family: Correspondence and PapersBAG/3

Anne Bagshawe, née Foxlowe (d. 1844): Correspondence and PapersBAG/4

Lord John Murray (d. 1787) and his Wife Mary, née Dalton (d. 1765): Correspondence and PapersBAG/5

Lieutenant-General William Murray, formerly Foxlowe (d. 1818): Correspondence and PapersBAG/6

Hon. Mary Murray (d. 1803): Correspondence and PapersBAG/7

Bagshawes of the Oakes and Castleton: Correspondence and PapersBAG/8

Samuel Bagshawe (d. 1804) and his Wife Catherine, née Inkster (d. 1828): Correspondence and PapersBAG/9

Rev. William Bagshawe of Ford Hall and Banner Cross (d. 1847): Correspondence and PapersBAG/10

Miscellaneous Correspondence and PapersBAG/11

Manuscript VolumesBAG/12

Deeds and DocumentsBAG/13

William Bagshawe (1686-1756) and his Wife Mary, née Wingfield (d. 1754): Supplementary Correspondence and PapersBAG/14

Colonel Samuel Bagshawe (d. 1762): Supplementary Correspondence and PapersBAG/15

Anne Bagshawe, née Foxlowe (d. 1844): Supplementary Correspondence and PapersBAG/16

Lord John Murray (d. 1787): Supplementary Correspondence and PapersBAG/17

Lieutenant-General William Murray, formerly Foxlowe (d. 1818), and his Wife Mary (d. 1803): Supplementary Correspondence and PapersBAG/18

Bagshawes of the Oakes: Supplementary Correspondence and PapersBAG/19

Samuel Bagshawe (d. 1804) and his Wife Catherine, née Inkster (d. 1828): Supplementary Correspondence and PapersBAG/20

Rev. William Bagshawe of Ford Hall and Banner Cross (d. 1847): Supplementary Correspondence and PapersBAG/21

Supplementary MiscellaneaBAG/22

Supplementary Manuscript VolumesBAG/23

Supplementary Deeds and DocumentsBAG/24