Supporting Documents

SD2826.  Stephen Moulton to Alfred Moulton-Barrett

Listed in The Brownings’ Correspondence, 32, 346.

Wilts,

19 June /66

Sir

I am much obliged to you for yr Letter of the 8th inst. which I ought to have acknowledged earlier. I have always felt interested in the pedigree of our family, & have at various times, intended to make out my branch of it, but from one cause or other have been prevented—& now being past “three score & ten” it is very doubtful if I shall take up the subject again– I send you three enclosures (which please return) referring to the Moultons—one of the papers relates to those who Emigrated to America, which I procured when in that Country some 20 years ago—the other two papers will speak for themselves–

My father died about 1798 & he had two Brothers, George of Montego Bay, Jamaica, & John an Officer in the Army who died in the East Indies, & was at the Capture of Chinsura (the date I forget) & I also forget whether it was George, of Jamaica or John, or vice versa– I shall be glad if my information shod assist you, & also obliged if you will forward to me any that will add to my small stock–

I remain

Sir

Yrs faithfully

Stephn Moulton

P.S.

My father bore the Arms as shown in the Havl. M.|I.| 1080 Vol 1646 & I of course take them as his eldest Son–

If you shod come in this neighbourhood I shall be glad to see you– We are 8 miles from Bath.–

 

Alfred Moulton Barrett Esqr

Worthing

Docket: 1866 / Stephen Moulton / 19 June / Enclosing documents / relating to his family– / Kept copies—returned originals / & wrote him (see copy / within) 24th June 1866.

Publication: None traced.

Manuscript: Eton College Library.

___________________

National Endowment for the Humanities - Logo

Editorial work on The Brownings’ Correspondence is supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

This website was last updated on 7-26-2026.

Copyright © 2026 Wedgestone Press. All rights reserved.

Back To Top