Correspondence of the Macirone family, 1847-1848

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MS. 11904/2

Letters on many subjects, primarily between George, Mary Ann, Clara, Emily and George Augustus, including:

Correspondence between the family during George's stay in Northampton Asylum, 1847-1848
Valentines letters from George Augustus to Mary Ann, 1847
George's requests of aid for people met in Northampton Asylum, including Mr. Pulvertoft 1847-1848
Arrangement and enquiries regarding George Perriman's wool sales, 1847-1848
Preparation for Clara's second concert, 1848
George Augustus' issues at school, 1848

Also includes correspondence with:

Letters from George Perriman, including correspondence regarding wool sales, 1847-1848
Letters to P. Nesbitt from George, while in Northampton, 1847
Letters from Eleanor Perriman, 1847
Letters from J.F. Pinto, refusing a request for money, 1847
Letters from the Du Bois family, 1847
Correspondence regarding Mme Pischek's death, 1847
George Augustus' letter to the editor of the Morning Chronicle, 1848
Letters from Edward Price regarding George Augustus' school performance, 1848
Letters between George Macirone and F. Briggs, regarding employment, 1848
Letters between George Macirone and Henry Parrott, regarding Mr. Pulvertoft, 1848
Letters between George Macirone and W.M. Bailey regarding George's South American Connections, 1848
Letters from Charles Lowe, 1848
Letters from J.F. Watson to Mary Ann Macirone on George's condition, 1848