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Nottinghamshire Archives

archive and county record office for Nottinghamshire

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9 paintings

  • John Gilbert and His Children John, Elizabeth and Dorothy
    John Gilbert and His Children John, Elizabeth and Dorothy
    Unknown artist
    c. 1730–1735 · Nottinghamshire Archives
  • Samuel Bristowe of Twyford and Beesthorpe (1736–1818)
    Samuel Bristowe of Twyford and Beesthorpe (1736–1818)
    Attributed to Joseph Wright of Derby
    18th century · Nottinghamshire Archives
  • John Gilbert Cooper (Gardiner)
    John Gilbert Cooper (Gardiner)
    Thomas Lawrence
    c. 1820 · Nottinghamshire Archives
  • Portrait of an Unidentified Man from the Bristowe Family
    Portrait of an Unidentified Man from the Bristowe Family
    George Francis Joseph
    1828 · Nottinghamshire Archives
  • Thomas Bristowe of Beesthorpe and Elston (1620–1680), Clerk of the Peace of Nottinghamshire (1654–1659)
    Thomas Bristowe of Beesthorpe and Elston (1620–1680), Clerk of the Peace of Nottinghamshire (1654–1659)
    Attributed to William Charles Thomas Dobson
    · Nottinghamshire Archives
  • Windmills on the Forest
    Windmills on the Forest
    Thomas Cooper Moore
    · Nottinghamshire Archives
  • Anne Micclemore Cooper or Jane Beale Gilbert, Wife of Henry Gilbert
    Anne Micclemore Cooper or Jane Beale Gilbert, Wife of Henry Gilbert
    Unknown artist
    c. 1700 · Nottinghamshire Archives
  • Cecil Cooper or Henry Gilbert
    Cecil Cooper or Henry Gilbert
    Unknown artist
    c. 1700 · Nottinghamshire Archives
  • Samuel Bristowe of Twyford (1694–1761)
    Samuel Bristowe of Twyford (1694–1761)
    Unknown artist
    18th century · Nottinghamshire Archives
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