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Hatfield House Archives PAPERS of Elizabeth, 5 Marchioness Of Hatfield House Archives PAPERS OF Elizabeth, 5th Marchioness of Salisbury - file list *Please note that the numbering of these papers is not final* Ref: 5MCH The collection comprises 12 boxes. Boxes 1-8 contain letters in bundles and each bundle has been treated as a file. Except bundle 1 (where the letters were numbered by Betty), letters in Box 1 and Box 2 bundle 1 have been numbered consecutively according to their original bundle e.g. letters in bundle 2 are numbered 2/1 – 57. These bundles were also divided into packets so that they could be foldered. This level of processing and repackaging could not be maintained in the time available for the project so from Box 2 bundle 2 onwards the original bundles have been retained with the total number of letters in each bundle being recorded. Letters are usually annotated with correspondent’s name and date of receipt by Betty, these names/nicknames have been used in the file lists to facilitate locating letters within the bundles. Full names and titles of significant correspondents are given in Appendix A. Unidentified correspondents are listed first for each bundle with additional information that may help to identify them later. Correspondents are listed once for each bundle containing their letter/letters. Box 1a, Box 1b Bundle 6, Box 3 Bundle 12-Box 8 Bundle 14 are listed alphabetically by surname but names have not been reversed Box 1b Bundle 7 & 8, Box 2 Bundle 1-Box 3 Bundle 11 are listed alphabetically by first name or title where no first name is given Box1b Bundles 9-11 and Box 2 Bundle2/1-20 only contain letters from “Bobbety”, Robert Gascoyne-Cecil Boxes 9 & 10 contain personal papers and ephemera which have been listed individually. Box 11 contains letters of condolence on the death of the 5th Marquess of Salisbury, 1972, which have been listed individually Box 12 contains letters and papers relating a to a ball at Hatfield House in 1970 for the 21st birthday of Charles Gascoyne-Cecil, each folder has been described Box/ Quantity Correspondents Date Notes Bundle Box 1a Bundle 1 1-18 Louisa, Lady Antrim (Godmother) 1912-1913 (1 packet) Katharine Asquith Mary Cavendish (sister) Lady Moyra Cavendish née Beauclerk (mother) Lord Richard Cavendish (father) Ian Henderson Bruce Logan Aileen Meade Sydney Peel Bundle 2 1-57 Katharine Asquith January – (in 3 Mary Pole Carew December packets) Alix Cavendish 1914 Diana Cavendish (Babs) Uncle John (Major John Spencer Cavendish) Mary Cavendish Lady Moyra Cavendish Lord Richard Cavendish Aileen Meade Nannie Bundle 3 1-114 Lord Althorpe January - (4 Louisa, Lady Antrim December packets) Cys Asquith (Cynthia, daughter-in-law of 1915 Herbert Asquith) Elizabeth Asquith Katharine Asquith Margot Asquith Raymond Asquith Obby Beauclerk Box/ Quantity Correspondents Date Notes Bundle Harold Bell Lord Freddy Blackwood Violet Bonham-Carter RH (Bob) Brand Mrs E Brown Ilona Cambridge Mary Cambridge Alix Cavendish Diana Cavendish (“Babs”) Emma Cavendish (née Lascelles) Mary Cavendish Maude Cavendish Lady Moyra Cavendish Lord Richard Cavendish Victor Cavendish (9th Duke of) Devonshire Alice Cecil Bobbety (Robert Cecil, 5th Marquess of Salisbury) Mr Eustace H Cubitt Lord Curzon Walter Dalkeith Lord Derby Francis Egerton Desmond Fitzgerald Raymond Greene Uncle Albert Grey Claud Hamilton Mary Hamilton Netty Henderson Anna Kehn Box/ Quantity Correspondents Date Notes Bundle Mollie Lascelles John Loden Aileen Meade Nannie Olga Panagulli Sydney Peel Arthur Penn John Ponsonby (General) Bishop Ryle Grace St Albans Gertrude Schultz G Shute Godfrey S Smith Bobby Somerset Somers Somerset Cecil Spencer Lavinia Spencer Edward Stanley William Temple Bundle 4 1-138 Nancy Astor January – (4 Cys Asquith June 1916 packets) Elizabeth Asquith Alix Beauclerk “Obby” Osborne Beauclerk Lord Basil Blackwood Alix Cavendish Diana Cavendish Mary Cavendish Lady Moyra Cavendish Lord Richard Cavendish Lady Alice Salisbury Box/ Quantity Correspondents Date Notes Bundle Mima [Lady Beatrice Gascoyne-Cecil, later Lady Harlich] Mr AS Cope Walter Dalkeith Randall Davidson, Archbishop of Canterbury Sir Everard H Doyle Mrs K Drummond Kathleen Granby Raymond Greene Lady Henderson Nurse Grace Hinton John Loden Louise Loden “Bear” Mills (Arthur Robert Mills) Nannie Arthur Penn Grace St Albans (maternal grandmother) Mary Scharlieb Bobby Shaw Bobby Somerset Kitty Somerset Edward Stanley J Wallace Bundle 5 1-125 Mrs Allan July – (4 Elizabeth Asquith December packets) “Obby” Osborne Beauclerk 1916 Mr Bevan Lord Basil Blackwood Box/ Quantity Correspondents Date Notes Bundle Alix Cavendish Diana Cavendish Mary Cavendish Maude Cavendish Lady Moyra Cavendish Lord Richard Cavendish Alice (Cecil), Alice Salisbury Kathleen Granby Raymond Greene Mrs Halsey Margaret Levett John [Loden] Louise Loden Rose McDonnell Marion Margaret Violet Manners, Duchess of Rutland “Bear” Mills (Hon. Arthur Robert Mills) Nannie Lady Pembroke Constance Penn Lord Eustace Percy Mrs Wilton Phipps Grace St Albans (maternal grandmother) Lady Shaftsbury [“cuckoo”] Bobby Somerset Box 1b Bundle 6 1-53 Cys Asquith January – (2 Alix Cavendish August 1917 packets) Diana Cavendish Mary Cavendish Box/ Quantity Correspondents Date Notes Bundle Lady Moyra Cavendish Kathleen Granby Raymond Greene Maude Mackintosh Mr Ambrose McEvoy Nurse (Florence Miller) Bear Mills (Arthur Robert Mills) Nannie Arthur Penn Bobby Somerset Edward Stanley Portia Stanley (née Sybil Cadogan) Bundle 7 1-91 Alix Cavendish September – (2 Arthur Penn December packets) Diana Cavendish 1917 Mrs E Marsh Edith Mills Ellen Miller Granny Emma Granny Grace St Albans Florence Miller Mrs Isabella Allan Kathleen Granby Mary Cavendish Lady Moyra Cavendish Lord Richard Cavendish Nannie Prince Paul of Serbia Portia Stanley Willy de [_enny?] Bundle 8 1-78 [?Jims] January – Box/ Quantity Correspondents Date Notes Bundle (2 Alix Cavendish November packets) Arthur Penn 1918 Bobby Somerset Diana Cavendish General Godley Guy Lawrence Harold Macmillan (to Bobbety) Sir Henry Streatfield Lancelot M Gibbs Lord Salisbury Louise Godley Mary Cavendish Mr Malcolm Bullock Mr Marsh Mildred Maney [Lady …] Lady Moyra Cavendish Nannie Nellie Cecil Netty “Obby” Osborne Beauclerk Portia Stanley Lord Richard Cavendish Somers Somerset W Temple Bundle 9 1-29 Robert Gascoyne-Cecil (“Bobbety”) no date (1st See Appendix B letter), for detailed list November, 1915 - October, 1917 Bundle 10 1-88 Robert Gascoyne-Cecil (“Bobbety”) January-July, See Appendix B Box/ Quantity Correspondents Date Notes Bundle 1918 for detailed list Bundle 11 1-62 Robert Gascoyne-Cecil (“Bobbety”) August- See Appendix B November, for detailed list 1918 Box 2 Bundle 1 1-105 [British Delegation in Paris] May – (4 Alix Cavendish December packets) Arthur Penn 1919 Alice Salisbury Diana Cavendish Eddie Marsh General Ponsonby Ivor Churchill Jean Ramsay Lady Moyra Cavendish Lags Gibbs Lily Woodman Lord Robert Cecil Lord Somers Mary Cavendish Nanny Oliver Bing Paul Marsh Paul Walters Lord Richard Cavendish Robert Cecil-Gascoyne (Peter, son) Raymond Greene Sidney Herbert Vera Wemyss Walter Dalkeith Box/ Quantity Correspondents Date Notes Bundle Bundle 2 Packet 1 2/1-5 “Bobbety”, Robert Gascoyne-Cecil June 1919 Packet 2 2/6-20 “Bobbety”, Robert Gascoyne-Cecil March 1919 Packet 3 2/21-29 Lady Moyra Cavendish January – May 1915 Bundle 3 1-77 Alix Cavendish 1920 Arthur Penn “Bobbety”, Robert Gascoyne-Cecil DC [Diana Cavendish?] Diana Cavendish Dorothy Grosvenor Evan Charteris Godfrey Thomas Isabella Allan (Nanny) Ivor Churchill Lady Moyra Cavendish Lily Woodman Mary Cavendish Michael Nanny Paul Marsh Peter Lord Richard Cavendish Sidney Herbert (later Baronet Boyne) Sidney Herbert’s mother (V B) Sybil Cavendish Winnie Portland Bundle 4 1-129 [Touquet Malray?] of Villa Scoglietto St 1921 Jean-Cap Ferrat and 9 Avenue Charles Box/ Quantity Correspondents Date Notes Bundle Floquet 7th [arrondissement, Paris?] [Goshen Bunt] of Avon Tyrrell, Christchurch Alix Cavendish Arthur Penn “Bobbety”, Robert Gascoyne-Cecil Lord Richard Cavendish Diana Cavendish Godfrey Thomas Grace St Albans Gwyneth Lawrence Lily Woodman Mary Cavendish Mary Herbert Michael Gascoyne-Cecil Mina Lady Moyra Cavendish Nanny Paul Walters “Peter”, Robert Gascoyne-Cecil Raymond Greene Richard [Cavendish, brother?] Sidney Herbert Sybil Cavendish Bundle 5 1-80 S (from 21 Arlington Street) 1922 Unsigned (from 4 Brick Court Temple) Alix Cavendish Cavendish “Bobbety”, Robert Gascoyne-Cecil Bobby Somerset Bridget (from Plas Newydd) Box/ Quantity Correspondents Date Notes Bundle Diana Cavendish Joan [Po?ader] Kakoo Rutland Mary Cavendish Lady Moyra Cavendish Nanny Lord Richard Cavendish Sidney Herbert (later Baronet Boyton) Willy D (from Bath Club in Dover Street) Worcester (from Badminton) Bundle 6 1-96 Alix Cavendish 1923 “Bobbety”, Robert Gascoyne-Cecil Diana Cavendish Elizabeth of York (later Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother) Gerard Gore Jean Ramsay Lily Woodman Mary Cavendish Mary Gore Lady Moyra Cavendish Michael Herbert Nanny Lord Richard Cavendish Simon Ramsay S Heitz Sybil Cavendish Bundle 7 1-98 [Mielle Jeanne Magnin] (of Suvretta 1924 House St Moritz) Alix Cavendish “Bobbety”, Robert Gascoyne-Cecil Box/ Quantity Correspondents Date Notes Bundle Diana Cavendish Evan Charteris Gerard Gore (to Peter) Isabel Manners Lily Woodman Lord Salisbury Lady Moyra Cavendish Nancy Astor Nanny Patricia Herbert (from Wilton House Salisbury) “Peter”, Robert Gascoyne-Cecil Lord Richard Cavendish Sybil Cavendish Bundle 8 1-107 [Mielle Jeanne Magnin] (of Suvretta 1925 House St Moritz) Indecypherable
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