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J. David Liegell to Samuel Munckley, re purchase of goods in Bristol, also personal John Hawker to Dr Nicholas Munckley of London, acknowledging payment of £12 2s T Whitehead to Samuel Munckley - personal "John Baring's Widow", Exeter, to Samuel Munckley re insurance Herman Katenkamp, merchant of Exeter, to Samuel Munckley re Hamburg trade, also re passage of a Mr. Wilcocks, to New York John Duntze, Exeter, to S.M. news of merchant shipping, personal Matthias Tiels & Sons of Bremen and Auguste Saek to S.M. re introduction of Saek into a counting house in England John Smith, Commander of the ship "Clifton" from Barbados and Ilfracombe to Samuel Munckley & Co., owners, re voyage to Barbados and return passage Annexed: 1761 Nov. - 1762 Jan. Accounts of sales of goods sent by the "Clifton" from Bristol to Barbados on account of the owners (butter, coals, white lead, bricks etc.) List of debts in Barbados on account of Samuel Munckley and Co. 1762 Jan. 11 Invoice for 24 hogsheads sugar shipped by John Smith, Barbados to Bristol, on account of Samuel Munckley and Co. 1762 Jan. 11 Account current, Samuel Munckley & Co, with John Smith Wages book for ship "Clifton"; wages discharged at Ilfracombe, 1762 March 18 Nicholas Munckley, London to S M re peace negotiations at Fontainebleau William Clutsam, commander of the ship "Hope", from Kingston, Jamaica, to S. Munckley & Co., owners. Also from Foord & Delpratt, agents in Kingston, re cargo of "Hope", also more ships present in the port to employ against "Rebellious Negroes" [enslaved people]. Seamen's Articles of Agreement for voyage of Snow "Hope" Bristol to Jamaica and return. Master, William Clutsam With schedule of wages due to each employee 1768 Feb. 15 and 1772 April 4 Promissory notes for seamen's wages to be paid during voyage of Snow "Hope" 1768 November 14 Receipt for Mayor's dues and Key-Warden's fees for "Hope" Foord & Delpratt, agents in Jamaica, to S.M. and George Champion re loading of ship "Byron" with sugars, also re safe arrival of ship "Hope" with Captain Clutsam James and Philip Pinnock, Jamaica, to S.M., covering letter for invoice and bill of lading for sugar Thomas Daniel, Barbados, to SM, covering letter for invoice and bill of lading James Tredell, North Carolina, to S.M. Personal Messrs. Plunkett and Lancaster to S.M. covering letters for invoices and bills of lading for sugar John Hanbury, Hamburg, to S.M. re shipping of wines, also personal John Duntze, Exeter, brother of Samuel Munckley (?step brother), to S.M. re bills of exchange Benjamin West, London, to S.M. & Co., covering letter for bill of exchange Joseph Paice, London, to S.M. re estate of Dr. Munckley of Guy's Hospital, deceased. Also re John Maynard, ward of S.M., and his proposed visit to Bristol Catherine Roberts, Youghal, Southern Ireland, to S.M. re shipments of butter, oats etc. to England Halliday, Duntze & Co. London, to S.M. re bill of exchange Philip Lytcott & Co. agents in Barbados to S.M. re shipping of sugar, ginger etc Richard Parnell, Exeter, to S.M. re "the Front of the house" (? repairs) Grote, Son and Co, London to S M re shipping and price of ginger; also re introduction of Mr Justus Blankenhagen of Riga unto hemp and hay trade in Bristol John Bullock, East Coker to S M enclosing sail cloth Smith & Walker, agents in Barbados, to S.M. re request for an advance of money to Mr. Southwell James Fox, Plymouth, to S.M., covering letter for bill of exchange for sugar bought from S.M. James Ayres sen. and jun., Madeira and London, to S.M. shipowners and merchants Samuel Justice, merchant of London, to S.M. re import of iron from Petersburg to Portsmouth James Plunkett, Bath, owner of sugar plantation in Jamaica, to S.M. re arrival of the ship "Hope" Lord Westport, owner of sugar plantation in Jamaica, to S.M. re difficulty of getting sugars shipped to Bristol as he wishes Neale Donnell, Newport, to S.M. re the brig "Westport", ready to sail for Cadiz. Request for insurance of cargo J Nichols, London, and James Dalton, Stanmore, to S M re Mr T Williams of Barbados, who died while visiting Bristol Matthew Towgood, London, to S M Personal and health matters, also re shipping of lime to Nevis and S Kitts Gerard Lambert, Exeter, writing on behalf of Mr. Duntze, re insurance premiums, also personal family matters Richard Hare, Cork, to S.M. re bill of exchange C. Freeman, Abbots Langley, Hertford, owner of sugar plantation in Jamaica, to S.M. Lane, Son & Frazer, London, to S.M. re sale of Madeira wine, shipped on the "Greyhound" by mistake, instead of on the "Tobago Planter" William Olive, ship's captain, to S.M. describing his passage from Swansea to Elsinore and Copenhagen Rev. Michael Towgood, Exeter, to S.M. requesting details of the Twine family of Bristol, re marriage alliance. Draft reply (S.M. related to Michael Towgood) Isaac Spooner to William James re debts owed by Valentine Morris to Messrs. Richard Farr & Sons John Duntze, Rockbere, Devon, nephew to S.M. re his introduction to Lord Altamont