Letter to John Jarratt, Somerset, from Samuel Hey.

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Reference
- GB 192 HEY/2
Dates of Creation
- 18 February 1828
Name of Creator
- Hey family
Physical Description
- 1 item Archives - Non-digital

Scope and Content

Decision about William’s going to Sherborne – checking on conditions, especially sleeping arrangements. Family news. Peony seeds taken by John Jarratt – request for plants later.

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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