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MSS. 4112, 15988, Instructions April 1619.
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British Library, London
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Chatsworth House, Derbyshire
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DLONS/L1/1/28/8, Letter from Anne Clifford to John Lowther, 23 November 1647.
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D MUS 5/5/6/3 Execution of Captain Robert Atkinson, 1664.
Cumbria Archives Service, Kendal
JAC 495–497, Anne Clifford’s accounts, 1669–1675 (microfilm).
WDCAT/16, Anne Clifford’s Great Books of Record.
WDHOTH 1/5, Margaret Russell, Book of Physik and Alchemye
WDHOTH 1/7, A Brief Relation of the Severall Voyages.
WDHOTH 1/17, Anne Clifford’s Account Books, 1665–1668.
WDHOTH/44, Letters to and from Anne Clifford.
WDHOTH10 Anne Clifford’s Great Books of Record (2 sets – Hothfield set and Skipton set).
WDHOTH 1/13, The Claim and Title of Lady Anne Clifford to the Baronies of Clifford, Westmorland and Vescy.
WDHOTH 1/18, The Barony of Clifford: Thomas Earl of Thanet’s claim to title of Lord Clifford, 1690–1691.
WDHOTH 1/21, The Praise of Private Life (The Harington MS).
WDHOTH 3/33, Will of Margaret Russell, Countess of Cumberland.
Dalmain House, Cumbria
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Flintshire Archives, Hawarden, Wales
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Folger Library, Washington DC, USA
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U269/A3, Accounts of Richard, 3rd Earl of Dorset 1621–1623.
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U269/Q18/1, Archiepiscopal letters of absolution, 1609.
Lambeth Palace, London
MS 250, Voyages of George Clifford, fols 256r–268v.
Lincoln’s Inn Library, London
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MS 205, Augustus Vincent, On Baronyes by Writt.
Lincolnshire Archives, Lincoln
8ANC8/16, Henry Bertie to Robert Bertie, Lord Willoughby, 1620.
Longleat Archives, Wiltshire
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National Archives, Kew, London
ASSI 45/6/3, Northern Circuit: Criminal Depositions and Case Papers, 1663.
PROB/11/108/59, Will of George Clifford, 1606.
PROB /11/103/291, Will of Anne Russell, 1604.
PROB /11/143/239, Will of Richard Sackville,1624.
PROB/11/350/488, Will of Anne Clifford, 1676.
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SP 14/90, James I pronouncement against duelling, 1617.
Northamptonshire Archive Service, Northampton
FH 4412 Letter, Elizabeth Boyle to Cecily Tufton, 1666.
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D3044/G/5, Anne Clifford, Memoir of 1603, 1616, 1617, and 1619 diary.
Surrey History Centre, Woking
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Yorkshire Archaeological Society Archives, University of Leeds, Leeds
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