Janus: Journal or series of religious memoranda, possibly the work of a Quaker lady connected to Joseph Woods

Manuscripts contains:
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MS Add.2685	Italian songs for treble voice and accompaniment
MS Add.2687-2693	Sir Frederic Madden: Papers
MS Add.2695	Court rolls for the manor of Tadcaster, Yorkshire
MS Add.2696	Papers relating to Eau Brink Canal
MS Add.2698	Journal of a visit to Jerusalem, with account of the 'present situation in Tunis'
MS Add.2699-2701	Journal or series of religious memoranda, possibly the work of a Quaker lady connected to Joseph Woods
MS Add.27	Commonplace book
MS Add.2702	Journals of tours in the Wye Valley and in Kent
MS Add.2703	Joseph Woods: Observations on the chalk hills of Kent and Surrey
MS Add.2704	Papers concerning Trinity College
MS Add.2705	Transcription of Richard Rolle's Officium and Miracula
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Journal or series of religious memoranda, possibly the work of a Quaker lady connected to Joseph Woods

Title	Journal or series of religious memoranda, possibly the work of a Quaker lady connected to Joseph Woods
Reference	GBR/0012/MS Add.2699-2701
Covering Dates	1786–1818
Extent and Medium	3 volumes
Repository	Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives

Content and context

Assuming Add. 2699-2701 to have been received by the Library at the same time as Add. 2702 and 2703, the writer was probably a relative, perhaps an aunt, of Joseph Woods, architect and botanist, and a Quaker. One entry is dated 'Newington' (2699, p. 98), and another 'G. Yd.' (2701, p. 73). Woods was a native of Stoke Newington, and first practised at 8 George Yard, Lombard Street.

Found in Library, 1913.

Access and Use

Please cite as Cambridge University Library, Department of Manuscripts and University Archives, Journal or series of religious memoranda, possibly the work of a Quaker lady connected to Joseph Woods, MS Add.2699-2701

Further information

See Ms Add.4342 Joseph Woods: Journal of a Tour of Ireland

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