List of Servants 

HEH STG Personal Box 23 (09). Memorandum by Richard Temple. 

Undated. Huntington Library suggests 1830-39. In March 1823 Richard Temple is trying to cut his establishment and men were lost from the gardens (HEH STG Correspondence Box 444 (39)). In June 1827, shortly before going abroad, Temple is again cutting staff (HEH ST 98 Vol 1; 18 June 1827). This date is likely from the reference below to ‘the Dukes Absence.’

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Board Wages

Country 10/ each Servant

London 12 or 13, each Servant

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Savings Saved

1 Housekeeper         36

2 Kitchen Maids        20

1 Still Room Maid     10

1 Dairy Maid             12.12

3 Housemaids            30

1 Postillion                10.8

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Kept

2 Housekeepers

1 M^rs Hobbs 2^nd Cook

1 Kitchen Maid

1 Scullery Maid

1 Still Room Maid

1 Dairy Maid

1 House Steward

1 Jones

1 Humphries

1 Broadway

3 Footmen

2 Grooms Verney & Sharpe

5 Housemaids Avington 3 Stowe 1 London

1 Under Butler

1 Porter London

2 Coachman

1 Postillion

1 Stewards Room Man W^m Humphries

2 Gardeners Browne & Mould

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Pensioners

James Sparrow———31.4.0

Thos Smith————

M^r Gudgeon 11/ per week & to remain in the House

When Lord Chandos is in Town in the Dukes Absence he is not to have the use of Plate, Linen, Cook, or any thing belonging to the Duke’s establishment, he must bring up his own Serv^ts with him, for which separate Lockup places will be provided.