The key to the family deed chest. How to decipher and study old documents: being a guide to the reading of ancient manuscripts. by Emma Elizabeth Thoyts Cope Published in 1893, E. Stock (London) The key to the family deed chest. Emma Elizabeth Thoyts Cope Change Cover Read Online Contributions: Martin, Charles Trice, d. 1914. works: The key to the family deed chest By statement: By E.E. Thoyts. With an introduction by C. Trice Martin ... Source records: Internet Archive: keytofamilydeedc00copeiala Pagination: xii, 4, 143 p. incl. illus., facsim. LCCN: 02014367 LC: Z113 .C74 OCLC: 4230843 Genre: Handbooks, manuals, etc. Subject: Paleography — Handbooks, manuals, etc Diplomatics

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	Hints to the beginner.
	Character by handwriting.
	Saxon, Norman-French and law Latin.
	Old deeds.
	Law technicalities.
	Manor and court rolls.
	Monastic charters.
	Parish registers.
	Parish officers and their account books.
	Books on paleography.
	Old letters.
	Abbreviations, etc.