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My friend and distant relative Raleigh Trevelyan, who has died aged 91, was a writer and historian whose work drew on an encyclopedic knowledge of Trevelyan family history – a rich seam. His books included Sir Walter Raleigh (2004), a biography of his 16th-century ancestor, and The Golden Oriole (1987), which traced the history of the family in India during 200 years of colonial rule. Born on the Andaman Islands to Walter, a colonel in the British Indian army, and Olive (nee Frost), he later moved with his family to Pakistan, where his father was posted. He was sent to a boarding prep school in England at the age of eight and then went on to Winchester college. He served in the second world war, first in Algiers and then in Anzio, Italy, the latter experience becoming the basis for two books, The Fortress (1956), a war memoir, and Rome ’44: The Battle for the Eternal City (1981). After returning from the war he became an editor in a number of publishing firms and became known as a fast reader with an uncanny nose for literary merit. He is remembered by colleagues as erudite, dependable, and always impeccably dressed with a suit and tie. He started writing his own books in the early 70s. He was known for his quiet generosity, helping the National Trust at the former Trevelyan ancestral home at Wallington Hall, Northumberland. A Pre-Raphaelite Circle (1978) told the story of John Ruskin and Lady (Pauline) Trevelyan transforming Wallington into a centre for artistic expression. I always enjoyed his company in his elegantly furnished Mayfair sitting room. His partner Raúl Balín, a connoisseur of fine furniture and continental cuisine, complemented Raleigh’s unassuming quiet character until his death in 2004. There was more to Raleigh than his dry wit and literary erudition, and he could eventually be persuaded to recount harrowing tales from his travels in the Amazon or the Karakoram mountains. Raleigh’s yearning to revisit his childhood home at Gilgit, in Pakistan, took him back to the country in the last years of his life, following his father’s footsteps to the high polo meadows of Hunza, a trek considered too dangerous for him when he was there as a boy. Raleigh Trevelyan. Walter Raleigh Trevelyan FRSL (6 July 1923 – 23 October 2014) was a British author, editor, and publisher and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature. He resided in both Shepherd Market, London and Cornwall. His Spanish partner Raúl Balín died in 2004. [1] Contents. Childhood [ edit | edit source ] Raleigh Trevelyan was born in the Andaman Islands. India to Colonel Walter Raleigh Fetherstonhaugh Trevelyan, commander of the British Indian Army garrison at the penal settlement of Port Blair, and Olive Beatrice Frost Trevelyan. The family moved to Punjab, and then when he was six, the family trekked on horseback for three weeks to his father's new assignment in Gilgit, where Colonel Trevelyan was posted as military adviser to the Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir. At the age of eight, like many children of the British Raj, Raleigh was packed off to a boarding prep school in England and rarely saw his parents after that.
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