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Mannock Strickland (1683-1744) from PART III - ABSTRACTS OF BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND OTHER DOCUMENTS
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 28 April 2017
Like the additional Dunkirk documents, these papers from the Spellikens demonstrate the considerable extent to which the convents were integrated into the financial dealings of Flanders, drawing here on a mix of large financial businesses such as the banking operations of the Cantillon family and the firm of Geo. Waters & Co, with branches in London and Paris, working with agents such as the bankers Jean Nettine of Brussels and John Brussell.
Bundle marked: ‘XVIII century cheques signed “Margaret Ellerker”’ [and others]. Blount MSS, C 129/26–64
1. 17 January 1736 (NS). Blount MSS, C129/26
Receipt: Morgan Hansbie to Mr Chilton of Brussels for 3 guineas via MS.
2. 19 April 1742 (NS). Blount MSS, C129/27
Note: [Prioress] Mary Young in Brussels to MS at Queen Square to pay £50 to Mr Nettine. Accepted 24 April. Endorsed to Joseph Marquelier and then to Jacques Benezet.
3. 28 May 1742 (NS). Blount MSS, C 129/28
Receipt: Ruth Lovett to Mrs Mary Young of Brussels for 5 guineas via MS.
4. 11 January 1743 (NS?). Blount MSS, C 129/29
Note: Sister Marie Young, prioress, in Brussels to MS at Queen Square to pay £65 5s 0d to Mr Nettine. Accepted 12 January. Endorsed by Nettine for payment to the order of Messrs George FitzGerald & Cie.
5. 21 August 1742 (NS). Blount MSS, C 129/30
Note: Sister Catherine Winifride Hyde in Brussels to MS at Queen Square, London, to pay £75 1s 11d to Mr Nettine. Accepted 28 September 1742 by H. Gyles for Mrs Mary Strickland. Endorsed for payment to Mr Jean de Cleves and then to Jean Osij & fils, John James, Thomas Norton, Adam Lawry and Joseph Wear.
6. 14 October 1743 (NS). Blount MSS, C 129/31
Note: Margrit Compton to MS at Queen Square to pay £100 to Mr Nettine. Accepted 17 October. Endorsed for payment to Alexandre F. De Trez, then to Messrs Philip Le Francq & Abraham Baert en Cie and Thomas Giles.
7. 16 March 1740[/1?] (OS). Blount MSS, C129/32
Receipt: William Wood to MS for £10 by the order of and for the use of John Park of Norwich.
8. 9 February 1742[/3] (OS). Blount MSS, C 129/33
Receipt: William Wood to MS for £10 by the order of and for the use of John Park of Norwich. Note on verso: ‘Spelicans / Jno Park’.
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