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1 MS 371 A3042 Henriques family archives General family papers 1/1 Genealogical tables, notes; birth, marriage, burial certificates; 1850-1965 correspondence, including; with Cecil Roth; offprint of an article on Benjamin Gompertz; typescript pedigree of the Gompertz family with notes and a letter to Agnes Henriques 1/2 Genealogical tables tracing Henriques family connections, eighteenth to twentieth century, using a copy of Ancestral tables by William H.Whitmore 1/3 Album of studio photographic portraits, with identification: 1860s-70s (1) Jacob Waley; (2) Matilda Waley; (3) Montefiore Simon Waley; (4) Arthur Joseph Waley; (5) Julia Matilda Waley; (6) Ada Rachel Waley; (7) Harry Lewis Barned; (8) Avery Lewis Barned; (9) Frederick S.Waley; (10) Alfred J.Waley; (11) Elizabeth Q.Henriques; (12) Jacob Quixano Henriques; (13) Matilda de Lymons; (14) Samuel de Lymons; (15) Alfred Stern; (16) Laurn Stern and Herbert Stern; (17) La Contessa d’Avigdoe; (18) Miss Frances Goldsmid; (19) Mrs Chasfield; (20) Sir Charles Wentworth Dilke; (21) S.A.Hart, RA; (22) Monsieur Alexander Adam; (23) Alfred G.Henriques; (24) Alice Phillips; (25) Sir Barrens H.Ellis; (26) Monsieur le Chevalier Mararro d’Andrade; (27) Lionel Van Oven; (28) Mrs B.Van Oven; (29) Mr P.J.Salomons; (30) Mrs P.J.Salomons; (31) Rebecca Henriques; (32) Frederic J.Henriques; (33) Miss A.W.Larkin; (34) David Q.Henriques; (35) Mr and Mrs Gubbins; (36) Mrs Bishopheim and daughter; (37) Mrs John Erichsen; (38) Mr John Erichsen; (39) Mrs Sam Hort; (40) Mr Sam Hort; (41) Mrs Francis Dillon Bell; (42) Miss Hattie Hort; (43) Mr F.D.Goldsmid; (44) Mrs J.Salomons; (45) Aunt Esther Levi; (46) Moses Q.Henriques; (47) Miss A.Munes (Jamaica) ; (48) Miss E.Munes (Jamaica); (49) Julia Belinfante and David Q.Henriques; (50) Rachel S.Waley; (51) Julia Belinfante; (52) Mrs Abigail Belinfante; (53) Mrs Bertha Cohen; (54) Mr Lionel B.Cohen; (55) Philip G.Henriques; (56) Amelia Davidson; (57) Mrs Juliana Mocatta; (58) Jacob Quixano Henriques; (59) Frances Lucy Henriques; (60) Jacob Quiixano Henriques; (61) Elizabeth Quixano Henriques; (62) Alice Rachel Henriques; (63) David Quixano Henriques; (64) Simeon Jacobs; (65) Ellen Jacobs; (66) and (67) children of Simeon and Ellen Jacobs; (68) Mrs Sophia Goldsmid; (69) Aaron Goldsmid; (70) Jacob Corinaldi; (71) Sidonia Corinaldi; (72) Mrs Anna H.Waley; (73) Simon W.Waley; (74) Mrs Rachel Waley (from a daguerrotype); (75) Mr S.J.Waley; (76) Cecilia E.Waley; (77) Ada R.Waley; (78) Adolph Corinaldi (Jamaica), Charles Nunes, Ralph Nunes, Sarnat Nunes, Lucillius Nunes; (79) Jacob Corinaldi; (80) Arthur L.Josephs; (81) Walter D Joseph; (82) Emily Josephs; (83) Michael Josephs; (84) Frances Lucy Henriques; (85) Alice Rachel Henriques; (86) David Quxano Henriques; (87) Frederick S.Waley; (88) Frances Lucy Henriques; (89) Elizabeth Waley Henriques; (90) Beatrice Julia Henriques; 1/4 Album of photographs of the countryside, riders and hounds for a c.1906 hunt, members of the Montefiore family, family pets, Britain, Switzerland, France Loose and framed photographs, including studio photographic mid-nineteen th 2 1/5 portraits; framed minature portraits; negatives; copies of century-1916 photographs of C.P.Evers’ house and the Temple speech room looking towards the organ; framed illustration of East Cliff Lodge, Kent; glass negative; extracts from newspapers 1/6 Scrapbook containing: newspaper cuttings; illustrations; sketches 1855-1922 and drawings; cards, two copies of a silhouette of Alice R.Henriques, 1911; menus; programmes; table plans; tickets; correspondence; certificates 1/7 Part of an album with plans, and rough sketches of pictures hung in 1872 various rooms at 139 Harley Street 1/8 Volume of newspaper cuttings 1870-1921 1/9 Dance cards, 1868-76; 1855-1961 correspondence, 1855-1957, including from Jacob Waley to Jacob Henriques, 1858, to David Quixano Henriques, to Alice Henriques, from Ronald Henriques to his parents, a carbon copies of letters from Captain L.R.Quixano Henriques to his father, 1944, and General Gordon of Khartoum to Louis Lucas, 8 Jul 1876; cutting from the Jewish Chronicle giving an account of the financial assistance given by Louis Arthur Lucas to the young Marshall Ward; invitations; World Union for Progressive Judaism Bulletin, Apr 1947; newspaper cuttings; chart of the fjords around Vaagso, Norway; service book for the first night of Passover edited by Revd D.W.Marks (1842); H.W.B.Joseph 1867-1943: address delivered in chapel by the sub- warden of New College (Oxford); copy of an extract from the Privy Council registers recording that the petitioners are to be allowed to freely practice their Jewish religion without prosecution; menu for the Bridge Dinner, 27 Jun 1961, signed by guests, including the Duke of Edinburgh, Harold and Mary Wilson and Greville Janner; menu and table plan for the midsummer banquet of the Lord Mayor of London Sir Bernard Waley-Cohen, 1961; schedule of investments and dividends for 1959 for the marriage settlement of Mrs M.R.Henriques; The London Gazette, 1864; two journals, 1859-60, 1881: the first is written by a woman, recording a trip to Bridge of Allan and Blair Athol Papers of individuals 2/1/1 Bearsted: correspondence, mainly acceptance of invitations, to Sir Marcus Samuel, later first Viscount Bearsted, and his wife, Fanny 1902-3 Elizabeth, when Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of London, 1902- 3; receipt for Nellie Samuel, daughter of Sir Marcus, 1902; and a newspaper account of her wedding to Walter Henry Levy at the Mansion House, London, 1903 2/1/2-4 Three volumes of newspaper cuttings of obituaries for and reports 1927 of the funeral of the deaths of Lord and Lady Bearsted 2/2/1 Margaret Rebecca Beddington (Mrs Julian Henriques): 1905-10 “baby diary” starting with her son Robert, born on 11 Dec 1905, MS 371 3 A3042 and then for Esme born 24 Feb 1908 and twins Lionel and George born 10 May 1910 2/2/2-3 Winifred Grace Beddington: two diaries 1893-6 2/3 Benjamin Gompertz: 1817-65 The princples and application of imaginary quantities book 1 by Benjamin Gompertz (London, 1817); Hints on porims, in a letter to T.S.Davies, Esq, FRS, FSA, etc. by Gompertz (London, 1850); Supplement to two papers presented to the Royal Society and published in thier transactions in the years 1820 and 1825 on the science connected with human mortality by Gompertz (London, 1862), with the handwritten dedication “presented by the author to his dearly beloved grand daughter Agnes Lucas with his affectionate regards and love 7 Dec 1862"; copies of obituaries from The insurance record, 1865; photographs of his portrait; 2/4/1-2 Abigail Henriques (1805-70), sister to Jacob Henriques: 1834 settlement made on the marriage of Abigail Henriques and Daniel Cohen Belinfante, 24 May 1834; with related document, in Hebrew script, signed by Frances Belinfante, Apr 1834 2/4/3 Agnes Charlotte Henriques (Mrs David Henriques) née Lucas: 1873-4 journal kept, prior to her marriage, of a visit to Italy and France 2/4/4 Letters to Agnes Henriques from Elizabeth Henriques, one 21 Jun, Aug 3, 9 congratulating Agnes on her wedding and 11 Sep, Thu eve 2/4/5 Agnes Henriques’ copy of Judaism as creed and life by Revd 1903 Morris Jospeh (London, 1903) 2/4/6 Basil Quixano Henriques: order of service for memorial service; 1961-2 booklet for the Basil Henriques Memorial Fund; reports of the Council of Christians and Jews, 1961 and the West London Synagogue, 1961-2 2/4/7 David Quixano Henriques: stocks; agreement between David c.1860-1912 Quixano and his brothers relating to the firm of their late father, 1860 settlement on his marriage to Agnes Charlotte Lucas, 18 Jun 1878; correspondence, details of investments relating to the marriage settlement Henriques as a trustee for the estate of Louis A.Lucas and costs in the settlement for Julia Belifante; donations book for the Jews’ Hospital and Orphan Asylum festival dinner, 7 Mar 1912; keys; card accompanying a present from the servants on the occasion ofthe silver wedding of David and Agnes Henriques, 1903 2/4/8 Small album of studio photographic portraits, mainly with identification: (1) S.J.Waley; (2) Mrs Jacob Henriques; (3) Mr Jacob Quixano Henriques; (4) Frances Lucy Henriques; (5) [Beatrice Julia Henriques] Mrs F.S.Samuel’s twins: Beatrice Julia Henriques and Elizabeth Waley Henriques; (6) Julian Quixano Henriques; (7) Alice Rachel Henriques; (8) Mrs S.W.Waley; (9) S.W.Waley; (10) Fred G.Waley; (11) Alfred J.Waley; (12) Mrs Jacob Waley; (13) Jacob MS 371 4 A3042 Waley; (14) M.S.Waley; (15) Arthur J.Waley; (16) E.N.Henriques (cousin Ned); (17) Julia Matilda Waley (Mrs N.L.Cohen); (18) unidentified male, standing; (19) unidentified male, seated; (20) Seigius H d’Avigdor; (21) Countess d’Avigdor; (22) Mrs Joseph Brandeis; (23) Mrs B.S.Phillips; (24) Mrs Lionel B.Cohen; (25) unidentified male; (26) Le Chevalier Navarro d’Andrare; (27) Baron Hermann de Stern; (28) unidentified female; (29) W.L.Henriques, RN; (30) Arthur J.Waley; (31) Mrs S.W.Waley; (32) Jonathan Samuda; (33) Mrs Samuda; (34) Ernest G.Mocatta; (35) George Critchett; (36) unidentified male; (37) unidentified male; (38) Mr W.Lewis; (39) Mrs Lewis; (40) Mrs D.Q.Henriques; (41) Mrs J.Q.Henriques; (42) Julia Matilda Waley (Mrs N.L.Cohen); (43) John Felix Waley; (44) Rachel S.Waley (Mrs David F.Schloss); (45) Rebecca Waley; (46) Julia Belifante; (47) unidentified male; (48) D.Q.Henriques; (49) Sir David Salomons; (50) Mary Stevenson, an old nurse 2/4/9 Album of costumes at the fancy dress ball at Sir David Salomans, 17 Apr 1879 Broomhill, with
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