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INDEX of Individuals, Organisations and Correspondence Notation: Direct references by Name, Year, Month, Day/s Winter, E. 1904 Jun 14, 24; 1908 Sep 21-8 (name) indicates identification ascribed or supplementary to Plunkett’s references Winter, E(dward; 3rd Earl) 1904 Jun 12, 14 (date) indicates indirect, ambiguous or uncertain reference Winter, E(dward; 3rd Earl) 1904 Jun 12, (14) * indicates Correspondence. An asterisk (*) preceding a name and a month or year indicates one or more items of correspondence for that period in the Plunkett Correspondence collection. Reference to its separate, detailed Index is recommended. [XXX] indicates location of correspondence filed under another author in Plunkett Correspondence. *Winter, Edward (3rd Earl) 1904 *Jun [HIB] 12 Names occurring in more than one format (e.g. changed by marriage, initials, use of or succession to a title) are cross-referenced, reported by either their original or most frequently occurring form. Abbreviations: refer to list preceding text of the Diaries. Note: Brief parenthetic information from a variety of sources has been added to distinguish among individuals with similar names or titles, or to establish context. Identification has not always been clear or unambiguous and is, in a few cases, only speculative. (The Booth, Maxwell and Cullen groupings, for example, have been problematic.) Apologies for any misattribution. __________________ ‘A’ Abbey Theatre (Dublin; see also Irish Players) 1904 Aug (4); 1905 Mar 28, Jun 16; 1906 Oct 27; 1909 Aug 26; 1916 Jun 4; 1918 Oct 13, 20; 1919 Jul 27; 1920 Aug 28; 1921 May 12; 1930 Aug 5 Abbott, Dr. (Hermitage nursing home, Bletchingley) 1911 Jul 25, Aug 4-5, 30 (& wife), Sep 15, 24 Abbott (Paddockhurst estate mgr.) 1888 Dec 8, 12, 21; 1889 Jan 2, Mar 11, 27, Apr 27, Sep 19; 1890 Mar 30, Apr 17, Jul 5-6 Abbott, (Annie; ‘Little Georgia Magnet’, entertainer) 1891 Oct 26 Abbott, Sir John (Canadian prime minister) 1891 Sep 10 Abbott, Lawrence (editor of Outlook) 1907 Nov 18, 20; 1909 Dec 15; 1910 Jun 9, Dec (13); 1911 Dec 13 Abercorn, Duchess of (née Lady Maria Anna Curzon) 1904 Oct 7-8; 1905 Sep 18; 1908 Aug (26); 1912 Oct 15 Abercorn, Ld. (James Hamilton, 2nd Duke; d. 1913) 1893 Jan 26; 1896 May 7; 1905 Sep 18; 1912 Oct 15, 17 Abercrombie, Dr. John (London physician) 1893 Dec 1 Aberdare (Sir Henry Austin Bruce, 1st Baron and Lady) 1889 Jun 20 Aberdeen, Lady (née Ishbel Maria Marjoribanks) 1888 Dec 19; 1891 Jun 9, 18, 20, Jul 22, 26, Oct 1; 1892 Apr 6, Aug 10, 12, Sep 8; 1893 Mar 3, Apr 13, Jun 4, Jul (4), Oct 7-8, 16-7, 19; 1895 Nov 22; 1897 Jul 13; 1898 Jan 3, 7; 1900 Oct 28; 1901 Apr 29, May 1, Oct 1; 1902 Mar 8, Jul 21, Oct 22-4; 1903 Mar 24, Jun 21; 1904 Feb 10, 13, Mar 17, 19, Jun 24; 1905 Dec 17; 1906 Feb 5-6, Mar 29, Apr 16, May 13, Jun 3, Jul 3, 9, 22, Oct 25, Nov 30; 1907 Jan 31, Mar 30, May 7, Jul 6, 9-10, Aug 19; 1908 Apr 7, Nov 5, 14-(5); 1909 Jan 20; 1910 Sep (28), Oct 28, Dec 2; 1911 Mar 29, Apr 11, May 19-20; 1912 May 3, Jul 15, Aug 16, 28, Sep 3, 6, 26-7, Oct 13, 17; 1914 Jul 27, Oct 16, 29, 31, Nov 12; 1915 Feb 13, 18, Apr 20, Jun 25, Dec 30; 1916 Apr 5; 1917 Apr 25; 1920 Aug 23; 1921 Mar 16, Apr 24, May 9, 21, Jul 2; 1922 Sep 8; 1923 Jun 14 Aberdeen, Ld. (John Campbell Hamilton-Gordon, 7th Earl) 1888 Dec 19; 1892 Aug 10, 12; 1893 Jun 4, Jul (4), Oct 16; 1895 Nov 22; 1898 Jan 6, 8, Oct 3; 1902 Jul 21, Oct 22-4; 1903 Mar 24; 1904 Feb 10, 13, Jun 24; 1905 Dec 14, 19; 1906 Feb 6, Mar (8), May 13, Jun 20, Jul 3, 9, Oct 25; 1907 Jan 26, 30-1, Mar 15, May 7, Jul 6, Aug 19, Nov 14-(5); 1912 Apr 23, Jul 13, Aug 12, 15, 28, Sep 3, 6, (27); 1913 Jul 14; 1914 Apr 25, Jul 2, Oct 31, Nov 12; 1915 Feb 13, 18, Jun 25, Dec 30; 1916 Apr 5; 1917 Apr 25; 1921 May 9, 21 Abingdon, Ld. (Montagu Bertie, 7th Earl) 1919 Oct 18 Abney, Capt. Sir William (Science & Art Dept.) 1898 Nov 9; 1899 Oct 26, Nov 28, Dec 1; 1900 Jan 20, Mar 7, Apr 20, Jul 13; 1901 Jan 17, Mar 21, Apr 3; 1908 Sep 4 (& wife) Abraham, Margaret Edith, see Tennant, Mrs. H.J. Acason, W(alter). (at Rathmines) 1900 Oct 2 ‘Accy’ 1883 Apr 1, 5 1 Achonry, Bishop of , see Lyster, Dr. John Achonry co-operative creamery 1910 May 6 Ackerley, Joe (poet, literary editor) 1926 Sep 4, 18, Oct 16, Nov 21; 1927 Feb 27, Oct (30) Ackerman, Carl W. (journalist, author) 1917 Apr 19; 1920 Jun 30, Jul 1 Acland, Dr. (London physician) 1888 Feb 23 Acland, Arthur H.D., MP 1891 Mar 9; May 18 Acland, ‘Frank’ (Sir Francis Dyke) 1912 Oct 24; 1915 Feb 10; 1917 Jul 9; 1921 May 12; 1928 Nov 24; 1929 Oct 2, 9; 1930 May 30, Jun 15, Oct 8; 1931 Jun 8 Acland, Mrs. F.D. (Eleanor) 1914 Dec 3; 1915 May 7; 1921 Mar 22-(4), May 12-3 Acland-Hood, Sir Alexander 1891 Jun 5 ACR, see Roche Alexis Charles Burke Adair, John (George, d. 1885) 1881 Sep 18; 1892 May 23 Adair, Miss (IAOS office) 1898 Sep 23 Adair, Mrs. J.G. (née Cornelia Wadsworth) 1881 Sep 18; 1888 Apr 11; 1889 Jan 16, Mar 26, May 12; 1907 Dec 7 Adair, William 1893 Jun 10 Adams (attorney, Douglas, Wyo.) 1888 Jun 13 Adams, Billy (Wm., son of W.G.S.A.) 1918 Oct (27); 1923 May (25); 1925 Apr (12), Oct 30, Dec 24; 1926 Apr 16 Adams, Charles (pres., Union Pacific Railroad) 1884 Jul 25 Adams, Henry (historian/political scientist) 1920 Mar 1 Adams, James C. (IAOS organiser; Belfast) 1908 Mar (6), 23, 25, May 25; 1912 Oct 14-5; 1921 May 14, Aug 10-11, (22), Sep18; 1922 Apr (14), Jul 28, Aug 8, 18; 1928 Oct 16 Adams, Muriel (née Lane; Mrs. W.G.S.A.) 1908 Jan 3 (& father), Nov 1; 1909 Jan 8, Mar 7, Apr 18, Aug 10, Sep 2; 1910 Jan 16, Oct 22; 1912 Jul 29, Aug 3; 1918 Oct 27; 1919 Jul 26; 1922 Jul 16; 1923 May 25, 30, Oct 20; 1924 Apr 12, Oct 30 (& sister); 1925 Apr 23, Jun 25, Nov 7, Dec 24; 1926 Apr 16; 1927 May 2, 17; 1931 Jun 7 Adams, T.B. (Wyoming) 1887 Nov 8; 1895 Nov 25 Adams, Thomas (urban designer) 1906 Sep 2 *Adams, Prof. W(illiam).G(eorge).S(tewart). (academic, political economist) 1904 Feb 13, 26, Mar 4-6, 14-5, 19, 21-2, Sep 26, Oct 28-(30), Nov 8, Dec 16; 1905 Jan 5, Feb 4-5, 13-5, 22-3, Mar 8, 10, May 13, 30, Jul 4, 13, Aug 17-8, 20, 23, Oct 12, 16, Year-end; 1906 Feb 5, Mar 31, Apr 1, 28-9, May 27, Jun 6, Aug 22, Sep 2, 12, 15-6, 22, Oct 3, 5-6, 8, 12, 28, Nov 5, 7, 12; 1907 Feb 1, Mar 29, Apr 8, 28, May 29, Jun 18, 26-7, Jul 13-4, 20, 28, Aug 3, 14, 30-1, Sep 25, Dec 15; 1908 Jan 3, 9, Feb 26, Mar 8, 15, 22 (& sister), Apr 21, 25, May 11, Jul 12, 19, Aug 20, Sep 13, Nov 1, 8; 1909 Jan 8, 11, 24, 31, Feb 2, Mar 7, 16, Apr 4, 15, 18, *May, Jun 6, Jul 14, *Aug 10, Sep 2; 1910 Jan 10, 15-6, 25, Mar 1, 12, May 29, Jul 15, Oct 22-3, Nov 17; 1911 Mar 13, Apr 20, *May 1, Jul 21-2, 31, Oct 22; 1912 Apr 30, Jun 13, 19, Jul 29, Aug 3, Oct 30-1; 1913 Feb 27, May 31, Jun 19, 23, Jul 8, Jul 25, Aug 2, 4, *Sep, *Dec; 1914 Jan 20, Feb 13, *Apr 14, May 19, *Jun 6, 18, *Aug 31, Sep 15, Oct 25-7, 30, *Nov, Dec 5; 1915 Feb 4, 25, *Mar 30, Apr 22, May 9, *Jun 1-3, *Jul 7, *Aug, Sep 23-4, 27, Oct 21-2, 26, Nov 23-4; 1916 *Jan 5, 24, Feb 9, 12-3, 18, Mar 1, 7, 16, *Apr 18, May 7, 12, Jul 7, 14, 24, Dec 3, 5; 1917 Apr 28, *May 12, 15, 18, 31, *Jun 5-6, 8-10, 30, *Jul 3, 7-8, 17-8, 20, 31, Oct 4-10, 24-5, 28, Nov 26-30, *Dec 5, 7, 22, 30; 1918 Jan 18-9, 21, Feb 2-3, 7-8, 10, 18, 25, *Mar, *Apr 9, 14, 21, 23, *Jun 10, 15, 19-20, 22-3, 29, *Jul 23, 27-8, 31, *Aug 6, 12, *Sep 2, 16, Oct 12, 23-5, 27-8, Nov 1, 29, Dec 17-8, 21, 28; 1919 Jan 8-9, 13, 15, 17-8, Apr 1-3, 30, Jun 21, 24, Jul 4, 18, 26-8, Oct 17-8, Dec 13, Year-end; 1920 Jul 13, Aug 20-1, Oct 17, Nov 30, Dec 2; 1921 Mar 9, 13, Apr 27, May 1, 6, 11, Aug 2, 17-8, Sep 21-2, Oct 4, Nov 17-9, 29, Dec 16-7; 1922 Mar 1, Apr 12, Jun 17, Jul 17, Aug 31, Oct 18, Dec 13, 18, 23-4; 1923 Jan 11-2, Feb 21, Mar 2, 5, 14, Apr 12, 24-6, May 24-5, Jun 10, 15, Jul 5, 19- 20, Aug 24-5, Oct 20, 24, 27-8, Nov 10-2, Dec 14-5; 1924 Feb 15, 28, Mar 17, Apr 12, Jun 24, Jul 23, Sep 18, 23, Oct 4, 30, Nov 20, Dec 5; 1925 Jan 2, 8, 15, Apr 23, May 8, 14, Jun 2, 25, Jul 8, 28, Sep 24, 26, Nov 7-8, 12, Dec 1-2, 5, 9, 24-6; 1926 Apr 15-6, 29, Jun 1, Jul 1, Nov 5-6, Dec 3; 1927 Jan 12, 21, Feb 10, Mar 24, Apr 7, 28, May 2, 4, 17, 19, 27, 31, Jun 30, Jul 24, Sep 11, Oct 20; 1928 Feb 3, Mar 27, 30, May 10, 17, Jun 28, Jul 8, 21-2, Dec 13; 1929 Jan 10, 14, Feb 21, Apr 8, May 9, Jun 20, 27, Sep 19, Oct 10, 17, Nov 4, Dec 10; 1930 Feb 20, Apr 10, 29, *Jun 5, 25-6, 30, Jul 16, 20, Oct 2, Nov 13, 27; 1931 Feb 9, 19, Apr 19, 23- 4, May 11, Jun 7, 10, Jul 2, 9-10, Aug 25; 1932 Jan 13-4, Feb 18 Adamson, (William, MP) 1919 Jul 2; 1920 Feb 26, Mar 12, 31 Adare(s) 1904 Apr 5 Addams, Jane (social reformer, Chicago) 1907 Jan 6; 1912 Dec 23; 1916 Jan 8 *Addison, Dr.
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    Consolidated List of Names Volumes I-IX ABBOTTS, William (1873-1930) I ANDERSON, William Crawford (1877- ABLETT, Noah (1883-1935) III 1919) II ABRAHAM, William (Mabon) (1842-1922) APPLEGARTH, Robert (1834-1924) II I ARCH, Joseph (1826--1919) I ACLAND, Alice Sophia (1849-1935) I ARMSTRONG, William John (1870-1950) ACLAND, Sir Arthur Herbert Dyke (1847- V 1926) I ARNOLD, Alice (1881-1955) IV ADAIR, John (1872-1950) II ARNOLD, Thomas George (1866--1944) I ADAMS, David (1871-1943) IV ASHTON, Thomas (1841-1919) VII ADAMS, Francis William Lauderdale (1862- ASHTON, Thomas (1844-1927) I 93) V ASHTON, William (1806--77) III ADAMS, John Jackson (1st Baron Adams ASHWORTH, Samuel (1825-71) I of Ennerdale (1890-1960) I ASKEW, Francis (1855-1940) III ADAMS, Mary Jane Bridges (1855-1939) ASPINW ALL, Thomas (1846--1901) I VI ATKINSON, Hinley (1891-1977) VI ADAMS, William Edwin (1832-1906) VII AUCOTT, William (1830-1915) II ADAMS, William Thomas (1884-1949) I AYLES, Walter Henry (1879-1953) V ADAMSON, Janet (Jennie) Laurel (1882- 1962) IV BACHARACH, Alfred Louis (1891-1966) IX ADAMSON, William (1863-1936) VII BAILEY, Sir John (Jack) (1898-1969) II ADAMSON, William (Billy) Murdoch BAILEY, William (1851-96) II (1881-1945) V BALFOUR, William Campbell (1919-73) V ADDERLEY, The Hon. James Granville BALLARD, William (1858-1928) I (1861-1942) IX BAMFORD, Samuel (1846--98) I ALDEN, Sir Percy (1865-1944) III BARBER, Jonathan (1800-59) IV ALDERSON, Lilian (1885-1976) V BARBER, [Mark] Revis (1895-\965) V ALEXANDER, Albert Victor (1st Earl Al- BARBER, Walter (1864-1930)
  • History of Down Hall

    History of Down Hall

    History of Down Hall Down Hall was one of ten ancient medieval manors in the Parish of Hatfield, later known as Hatfield Broad Oak, which at the time of the Norman conquest, was already a well-established Saxon settlement. Popular for hunting in the neighbouring forest, the royal estate came to be known as Hatfield Regis, or King's Hatfield, partly to distinguish it from Hatfield Peverel, also in Essex. At one time a royal estate of Harold II, Hatfield fell into the possession of William the Conqueror after the battle of Hastings in 1066. At around nearly 9,000 acres (14 sq miles) Hatfield Regis was one of the largest parishes in Essex that at the time of the reign of Edward the Confessor (1042-1066), was already referred to as an ancient demesne – a demesne being all the land retained and managed by a lord of the manor under the feudal system for his own use and occupation or support. We know from records that at this time, Hatfield was formerly divided into four quarters: Town Quarter, Wood Row Quarter, Hatfield Heath Quarter, and Broomsend Quarter, across which these ten manors would have been sited. In the Norman French of ancient deeds, Down Hall is referred to as La Donne, and remarkably from surviving Anglo Saxon records, we find mention of it as Dunhall. During the reign of the Confessor, it belonged to Ulwin, Thegn of Edmund Ætheling. A Thegn was a person ranking between an Earl and an ordinary freeman, holding land of the king or a lord in return for services; and Edmund Ætheling was a member of the royal House of Wessex and the nephew of Edward the Confessor.