BARNES,Joseph MS

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The Joseph Barn's MS is in the Cumbria Record Office, Carlisle.Ref.DX 74/2.Description.-The Violin Tutor c1786-95. We have worked on photocopies made from Microfilm No. JAC:866. It is part of the Grainger family papers, of "Holm Cultram", Abbeytown,on the north coast of Cumbria and a little to the west of Carlisle. Holm Cultram Abbey was dissolved by HenryVIII. The book is 9" tall by 7" wide, with hard covers of a material not evident from our photocopy. It appears to have hand stitched leaves, not all quite the same size. Where there is a page of music there are eight hand-drawn staves to the page. Inside the front cover there is a drawing of a floral pattern such as would have been used for an embroidered waistcoat of the 18thC "Tailor of Gloucester" type.


  • Count F...?'s March. JBa.01
  • Sir Charles's Sedley's(?) Minuet. JBa.02
  • Crooked Yew,The. JBa.03
  • Cackling Of Ye Hens. JBa.04
  • Minuet,A. JBa.05
  • Minuet. JBa.06
  • Reels of Boggie,The. JBa.07
  • Lads and Lasses. JBa.08
  • Sir John Fenwick. JBa.09
  • Maggy Lowther. JBa.10
  • Dumfries Bowling Green. JBa.11
  • Over Ye Moor to Betty. JBa.12
  • Boniest Las in Ye World. JBa.13
  • Heart of Oak,primo. JBa.14
  • Hearts of Oak,bass. JBa.14
  • Haymakers. JBa.15
  • O....? ?....? Wedding. JBa.16
  • S.........?. JBa.17
  • Militia March for Cumberland Militia,A. JBa.18
  • Prince of Orange's March,The. JBa.19
  • Fox Hunter. JBa.20
  • Donkin Gray. JBa.21
  • Minuet. JBa.22
  • Neopolitan,The. JBa.23
  • Scotch Tune,A. JBa.24
  • Captain Rosses(?) Gigg. JBa.25
  • Black Joak,The. JBa.26
  • Goodnight and God be with you. JBa.27
  • Queen Ru...? House. JBa.28
  • Horrock's(?) Rant. JBa.29
  • Scotch Reel,A. JBa.30
  • Dear Betty Brown. JBa.31
  • Lass in ye Yellow Coat,The. JBa.32
  • Lass with the Yellow Cottie,aka. JBa.32
  • Minuet,A. JBa.33
  • Dukes Reel. JBa.34
  • Honley(??) at(?) Cricketers,The. JBa.35
  • Quakers Hornpipe,The. JBa.36
  • Unidentified Fragments. JBa.37
  • Minuet. JBa.38
  • New Way of Wooing,The. JBa.39
  • Bonny Lass of Aberdeen. JBa.40
  • Jack Lattin. JBa.41
  • March. JBa.42
  • Parson in the Suds,The. JBa.43
  • Spread Eagle,The. JBa.44
  • More for Beauty than(?) Gear. JBa.45
  • Kendal Gill. JBa.46
  • Drops of Brandy. JBa.47
  • Major,Ye. JBa.48
  • Kiss her Sweetly. JBa.49
  • Welcome here again. JBa.50
  • Old Wife K(?)ist and Pa??al?,The. JBa.51
  • Oughterside Rant. JBa.52
  • Weel take her away without leave of her Minny. JBa.53
  • Stir ye Girls. JBa.54
  • Dumfries Bowling Green. JBa.55
  • Gigg,A. JBa.56
  • I will have a Wife of my Own. JBa.57
  • Willie is a Wanting Wag. JBa.58
  • Untitled. JBa.59
  • March. JBa.60
  • John's Friends is Never Pleas'd. JBa.61
  • Minuet,A. JBa.62
  • Guinea Corn. JBa.63
  • Britan. JBa.64
  • Untitled. JBa.65
  • Brandy Bottle. JBa.66
  • Jack of Ye Green. JBa.67
  • Keely Krankie. JBa.68
  • (..?) Married if ye go your way(?). JBa.69
  • Minuet. JBa.70
  • Maidenhead is a Folly. JBa.71
  • Mopping Nelly,Part of. JBa.72
  • Grand Turks March,The. JBa.73
  • Scotch Song,A, JBa.74
  • Good fellow still,A. JBa.75
  • I.m.w.t.Fiddle Says JBa.76
  • Pilgrim,The. JBa.77
  • Harmony. JBa.78
  • True Blue. JBa.79
  • Prodsdan Boys(?). JBa.80
  • Bonners Maggot. JBa.81
  • Untitled. JBa.82
  • Peace and Plenty. JBa.83
  • Creef Fair. JBa.84
  • Porto Bello. JBa.85
  • Fond Shepherd,The. JBa.86
  • Shamtrues. JBa.87
  • Paddy Wack. JBa.88
  • Haste to the Wedding,aka. JBa.89
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