| Description | 33 in-letters, with 5 receipts and an account; 23 copy out-letters; and other papers.
The in-letters include two from Isaac Caillouel's wife, still in Rouen after he had gone to London (7 December 1686 and 22 January 1687). Others concern both business and family matters. The out-letters include two (9 November 1688 and 16 February 1689) with interesting and enthusiastic references to the English Revolution and the arrival of William and Mary; but a letter dated 1 January 1689, quoted in part in Proceedings of the Huguenot Society (London: Huguenot Society of Great Britain and Ireland, vol. XVII, p. 153, is now missing. In an out-letter of 4 September 1694 Caillouel refers to his wife's death (shortly before his own). In a letter from his son, 18 September 1694, Isaac senior is said to be seriously ill. |