Letters from William Hey's aunt Rebecca Hey

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Reference
- GB 192 HEY/7
Dates of Creation
- 8 May 1828-2 November 1832
Name of Creator
- Hey family
Physical Description
- 6 items Archives - Non-digital

Scope and Content

Rebecca took charge at Ockbrook Vicarage on the death of William's mother in 1826. The first letter is to William at Silk Willoughby, followed by four to Sherborne School and one only to Cambridge in 1832.

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Family Names

Archive Record|Table of contents

Hey family lettersHEY

Correspondence between the Rev. S. Hey and his son WilliamHEY/1

Letter to John Jarratt, Somerset, from Samuel Hey.HEY/2

Correspondence between the Rev. S. Hey and his son, WilliamHEY/3

Correspondence between the Rev. S. Hey and his son, WilliamHEY/4

Letters to William Hey from his sister, Lucy Gray Hey (1813-26)HEY/5

Letter of Margaret Hey, nee Gray (1782-1826) to her oldest child William at Silk WilloughbyHEY/6

Letters from William Hey's aunt Rebecca HeyHEY/7

Letters to William Hey from his sister Margaret (1819-1838)HEY/8

Letters from William Hey’s brother Robert (1817-1885)HEY/9

Letter from William's uncle, Jonathan Gray (1779-1837)HEY/10

Letters received by William Hey at the time of his appointment as Headmaster of Clifton Proprietory SchoolHEY/11

Letters from the Rev. Samuel Hey to his son William after the latter's arrival at York as headmaster of Clifton Proprietary School.HEY/12

Letters from William Gray of Gray's Court, York, to his son-in-law Reverend Samuel HeyHEY/13