Information on alhatton.e3

Helsinki: 873
Penn: n/a
Total: <Q E3 XX CORP ALHATTON>
<N LET TO FATHER>
<A HATTON ALICE>
<C E3>
<O 1640-1710>
<M X>
<K X>
<D ENGLISH>
<V PROSE>
<T LET PRIV>
<G X>
<F X>
<W WRITTEN>
<X FEMALE>
<Y -20>
<H HIGH>
<U X>
<E INT UP>
<J INTERACTIVE>
<I INFORMAL>
<Z X>

Author Hatton, Alice E. (see Remarks)
Birthdate b. between 1676 and 1684
Filename alhatton.e3
Manuscript Brit. Mus. Additional Mss. 29,548-29,596
Date of composition 1699-1700
Genre LET PRIV
Edition Thompson, Edward Maunde (ed.). 1878. Correspondence of the family of Hatton, being chiefly letters addressed to Christopher, first Viscount Hatton. A.D. 1601-1704. Vol. 2. Camden Society, N.S. vol. 23. Westminster: Nichols.
Sample Exhaustive sample.
240.16-242.12 (Helsinki 1)
245.1-245.24 (Helsinki 2)
Remarks Supplemented by alhatton2.e3, ehatton2.e3.
There are three Alice Hattons. The first, Lady Hatton, is Sir Christopher Hatton's grandmother. The second is his sister (alhatton2.e3). The third is the author of these letters; she is Sir Christopher Hatton's daughter by his second wife Frances (fhatton.e3) (Thompson 1878, vol. 2, 240, fn. a) and is distinguished from the other two by the middle initial E. For more information, see Hatton kinship relations.

Author	Hatton, Alice E. (see Remarks)
Birthdate	b. between 1676 and 1684
Filename	alhatton.e3
Manuscript	Brit. Mus. Additional Mss. 29,548-29,596
Date of composition	1699-1700
Genre	LET PRIV
Edition	Thompson, Edward Maunde (ed.). 1878. Correspondence of the family of Hatton, being chiefly letters addressed to Christopher, first Viscount Hatton. A.D. 1601-1704. Vol. 2. Camden Society, N.S. vol. 23. Westminster: Nichols.
Sample	Exhaustive sample. 240.16-242.12 (Helsinki 1) 245.1-245.24 (Helsinki 2)
Remarks	Supplemented by alhatton2.e3, ehatton2.e3. There are three Alice Hattons. The first, Lady Hatton, is Sir Christopher Hatton's grandmother. The second is his sister (alhatton2.e3). The third is the author of these letters; she is Sir Christopher Hatton's daughter by his second wife Frances (fhatton.e3) (Thompson 1878, vol. 2, 240, fn. a) and is distinguished from the other two by the middle initial E. For more information, see Hatton kinship relations.