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SD2825.  Alfred Moulton-Barrett to Stephen Moulton

Listed in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 32, 346.

Copy12 Bedford Row

Worthing

8 June 1866

Sir,

Hearing of a sister in law of mine having met you whilst travelling to Bath, & of your having mentioned to her that you were related to our family, I should feel exceedingly obliged if you would, at any spare moment, inform me, from what branch of the Moultons you are descended– I take a great interest in any thing connected with our family history & am always anxious to collect all the information I can respecting it–

My grandfather Charles Moulton & his brother Robert (who was member of the Jamaica Council) had Estates in that Island, but their father I have always understood emigrated to & had property in America–

Should it be a matter of interest to you, I should be glad to forward you from Wales the pedigree of the Moulton family as registered at Herald’s College[.]

Trusting you will not be annoyed at my writing to you upon the subject

I am Sir,

Yours faithfully

Alfred Moulton Barrett

Docket: 1866 / Copy of letter to / — Moulton Esq. / Bradford Wilts / 8 June.

Publication: None traced.

Source: File copy at Eton College Library.

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