Holdings: Manuscript letterbook of John Arabin, Dublin,

Bibliographic Details
Main Creator:	Arabin, John
Summary:	The letters are mainly of a business nature, and are addressed to people in Ireland, Britain and continental Europe (mainly France). Many of the letters are in French (Arabin was married to a French lady name Marie or Mary Bertin). Includes a letter to his Uncle Mons. Le Brigadier de Blanzac at La Haye (21.12.1728), to Mr. Charles de Scilly (24.6.1729), Capt. Rich. Shurburgh near Coventry (23 Sept. 1729), Mr. Paul de St. Julien, South Carolina (24.11.1729), Mr. Paul de St. Julien, South Carolina (24.11.1729), etc.
Format:	Manuscript
Language:	English The letters are in English and French.
Subjects:	Arabin, John > Correspondence Letters > 18th century
Notes:	The volume contains copies of Arabin's letters to clients, and others, some of whom are family members. There are 146 numbered pages and an index to the letters at the beginning. At the end of the volume is a second index entitled 'An account of letters wrote the copy of which are not incerted in this book'. This second index is written on 19 pages and covers the period 1729 to 1734. John Arabin, a solicitor working in Dublin, was a Huguenot originally from Portarlington. Physical description: 1 volume (146 pages). more

Call Number	View In	Collection
MS 42,334	Manuscripts Reading Room Access Note	Manuscripts

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