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A geographical and historical study of Manx emigration to America from the 17th century onward, with particular emphasis on the major settlement wave of the 1820s–1830s in Ohio. Examines the distribution of Manx-Americans, early pioneers, economic integration, and cultural preservation. Relevant to understanding the broader Atlantic diaspora and social conditions driving emigration from the Isle of Man during the pre-Revestment period.

A catalogue/index page from the Manx Society's scholarly publication of medieval documents relating to the Isle of Man, dating to 1282 (10 Edward I). The page lists Latin summaries of charters, letters patent, and agreements involving Norwegian and Scottish kings, the Monastery of Rushen, and Manx territorial holdings. Relevant to understanding pre-Revestment Manx sovereignty and ecclesiastical history.

A comprehensive finding aid and inventory of UK National Archives documents (SP 48/2 and HO 98/63-82) downloaded from Manx Notebook, covering Crown governance of the Isle of Man following the 1765 Revestment purchase. Lists 70 documents chronologically with file references, dates, senders, and brief summaries of content including correspondence on constitutional matters, civil administration, military affairs, and governance between the Duke of Atholl, Lieutenant Governors, and the Home Office.

A comprehensive index and cataloguing guide listing 70 UK National Archives documents (SP 48/2 and HO 98/63-82) covering Crown governance of the Isle of Man after the 1765 Revestment. Includes document references, dates, file names, and brief descriptions of content. Primary value is as a finding aid for locating original documents across the Home Office and State Papers collections.

A brief administrative notice regarding the liability of masters and seamen navigating ships belonging to His Majesty's subjects to a duty of sixpence per month. The document is dated 5th April 1799 and signed by Philip York.

Letter from McCrone (likely a factor or estate manager) to the Duke of Atholl regarding the state of Lhen (Lhan Moar) Mill on the Isle of Man. McCrone requests approval for £200 in repairs (wheel, machinery, stones, walls, roof, floors) to restore the mill to profitability, citing a prospective tenant willing to pay £81 annual rent. The letter reflects post-Revestment estate management and revenue challenges on the island.

Letter from Castle Mona estate manager McCrone to the Duke of Atholl regarding the condition and financial viability of Lhen (Lhan Moar) mill on the Isle of Man. McCrone requests £200 for repairs to machinery, wheels, walls, roof and floors, proposing a prospective tenant willing to pay £81 annual rent. The letter reflects post-Revestment property management and estate operations under ducal ownership.

A memorandum documenting discussions between the Duke of Atholl and Governor Cochrane covering fortifications (Castle Rushen, Douglas, Ramsey, Peel, Derby forts), financial accounts, naturalization of six persons, taxation reforms, and pending legal appeals. Reflects the Duke's administrative oversight of the island and evolving governance structures in the 1750s.

Extract from a 19th-century biographical memoir of Lord Clive covering military operations in the Deckan and Northern Circars (1758–1765), including Colonel Forde's expedition, the siege of Masulipatam, and French–English rivalries in India. Relevant to the broader geopolitical and commercial context surrounding the 1765 Isle of Man Revestment, as Clive's Indian ventures and East India Company interests were contemporaneous with Parliamentary debates on sovereignty and colonial/commercial power.

A comprehensive historical work edited by George Thomas, Earl of Albemarle, containing letters and documents relating to the Marquis of Rockingham and the political figures of his era (1760s). The first volume covers George III's accession, the Leicester House School of Politics, Lord Bute's influence, ministerial changes, and the early Rockingham administration. Includes correspondence and character sketches of Newcastle, Chatham, Hardwicke, Conway, and other key political figures relevant to the Revestment period.

A comprehensive two-volume collection of letters, documents, and memoirs edited by George Thomas, Earl of Albemarle, covering the political career of Charles Watson-Wentworth, Marquis of Rockingham, and the major political events of 1766-1782. Volume II contains extensive correspondence on the Chatham Ministry, East India Company affairs, American colonial grievances, the Wilkes controversy, and Rockingham's opposition leadership, with direct relevance to the 1765 Revestment context and the broader constitutional and commercial issues surrounding it.