Charles Travis Clay Archive of Family Papers

with

William Snowdon Robson family papers

Charles Travis Clay (1885-1978), son of John William Clay of Rastrick and Alice

Caroline Pilleau; and Violet Clay (1892 - 1972), daughter of William Snowdon Robson

and Catherine Emily Burge Robson, wife of Charles Travis Clay.

Collection arranged and catalogued 2018 by Miriam Buncombe

Genealogical wheel made by Charles Travis Clay, based on an earlier wheel by his father John William Clay

TABLE OF CONTENTS

P. Foreword i Note on arrangement iii Box list v

I. ARCHIVE INVENTORY

1. CORRESPONDENCE 2 CTC personal correspondence: general mixed correspondence (chronological) 2 Family 8 Friends 9 special occasions (public) 10 special occasions (personal) 11 education 11 CTC professional correspondence: war service 12 Colonial Office; India Office; House of Lords 12 Library research and publications 13 CTC correspondence: other recipients 17 2. CTC DIARIES AND VERSE 18 3. PERSONAL AND FAMILY 19 Clay family photos 19 Charles Travis Clay personal materials 19 Balliol: Charles Travis Clay materials relating to Balliol College, Oxford 20 Rastrick House 21 Clay family 21 4. CTC PROFESSIONAL MATTERS 23 Charles Travis Clay materials relating to military service 23 CTC professional activities in Westminster 23 5. CTC RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS 25 6. CTC PERSONAL GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH CLAY/PILLEAU 28 7. EDITH CLAY 36 8. ROBSON 37 Robson family records and correspondence 37 Research on William Snowdon Robson 40 Robson family history 43

II. INDEX OF PERSON NAMES 44

Foreword

The Clay collection centres around the papers of Charles Travis Clay (1885 – 1978). It includes his extensive personal and professional correspondence, with materials relating to his military service during the First World War, his employment with Lord Crewe in the Colonial Office and India Office from 1908, and his career as Librarian to the House of Lords from 1922. The collection also contains notes and correspondence relating to his publications on British regional history, with a particular focus on , and long-term contribution to the Yorkshire Archaeological Society and Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, as well as other publications such as those for the Roxburghe Club. In addition, Charles undertook fastidious research into his own family genealogy, gathering information and source evidence from archives and various international experts. Materials relating to several other family members are included in the collection: Dr Henry Pilleau, Joseph Travis Clay, John William Clay, Alice Clay and Edith Clay. There are also limited materials on the family home, Rastrick House, and the Clay family mill business.

The second part of the collection relates to Violet Clay’s ancestral family, namely the Robson family. This comprises correspondence between the three Robson sisters – Kathleen (m. Cyril Gay), Violet (m. Charles Travis Clay) and Diana (m. John Robson) – and collected materials relating to William Snowdon Robson, who was twice elected as an MP, first for Bow and Bromley and subsequently for South Shields. He was appointed Attorney General in 1908. Both Harold Robson, son of William Snowdon Robson, and Rachel Maxwell- Hyslop, daughter of Charles Travis Clay, undertook research into William Snowdon Robson, and notes and sources pertaining to this research are included in the collection.

First and foremost, this collection offers excellent insight into the biography and character of Charles Travis Clay. It paints a rich picture of Clay as a man who was both kind and thoughtful on a personal level, and extremely capable and energetic in his professional and research activities. He was generous with his time and expertise, regularly travelling to give lectures to local history societies such as the Bedfordshire Historical Society and the Bradford Historical and Antiquarian Society, as well as answering genealogical enquiries from professional researchers and amateurs with equal verve, often offering to send spare copies of works from his own collection to amateur researchers in North America. Within his family life, too, he appears to have been an engaging correspondent, with Violet writing ‘My darling Charlie, I can’t tell you how I enjoyed getting your letter – it is quite the most wonderful and nicest letter in the world, and only a person like you could have written it.’ The large collection of letters between Charles and Violet give an excellent insight into their developing relationship and the growth of their family.

CTC’s extensive genealogical research regarding his own family pedigree through the Clay and Pilleau lines and in his correspondence with other genealogical researchers is an excellent starting point for research into the history of many different families. Whilst much of his pedigree work was published, his notes and correspondence demonstrate his methodology and reasoning, and include notes from source manuscript material discovered in various archives and in private family collections. Some of the families whose histories are touched upon by CTC’s work include: Clay, Pilleau, Pezé, Perigal, Franklin, Hill and Daval.

Whilst Clay considered himself only an amateur historian (in spite of his nomination to become a Fellow of the British Academy), his research in connection with his publications as part of the Yorkshire Archaeological Society and Journal (YAS and YAJ) was exceptionally

i thorough, and this is reflected in his notes and correspondence, for example on Paynel Fee and Lacy Kirkminsterbottom. Herein are numerous references to source materials held in both archives and private collections. The correspondence indicates that CTC had access to certain materials through acquaintances fostered through connections made at Balliol College, Oxford and during his time in Westminster. These references may provide invaluable evidence of less well known early British source material, as well as offering information on the provenance of numerous charter materials. There is also material relating to a biography of Bob Brandt, a close friend from Oxford, who was killed in action during the First World War. This was published for private circulation, and these papers are a moving account of Charles’ dedication to his fallen friend.

Clay corresponded extensively with a great number of historians, including Christopher Brooke (University of Cambridge), John le Patourel (Professor of Mediaeval History, Leeds), Roger Mynors (Professor of Latin, Oxford/Cambridge), Dorothy Whitelock (Professor of Anglo-Saxon, Cambridge), and Christopher Cheyney (Professor of Mediaeval History, Cambridge). This correspondence preserves debates on various avenues of historical research between the foremost experts of their generation.

More broadly, the collection offers fascinating insights into British socio-political history of the twentieth century. Correspondence with friends and colleagues from the Colonial Office posted overseas describes political life in India and Africa as well as the perception from overseas of the handling of colonial politics in Westminster. A. L. Kennedy’s letters, posted while working abroad with the intelligence service during the First World War, provide an equally fascinating view of French, Swedish and Romanian politics. In addition, the continuing correspondence with House of Lords friends such as Harry Verney offers a wonderful, if somewhat oblique, insider commentary on the changing face of politics over two world wars and into the post-war years, with discussion, for instance, of the 1922 general election and the merits of a Labour government in 1945. Edith Clay’s photos and diaries of travels between 1911 – 1933 offer an additional perspective on Europe between the wars, though sadly the diary from her 1933 travels in Germany, corresponding to a photo album from the same trip, have been cut out at some point.

Finally, the collection traces the trends, developments and difficulties within the world of historical research and publication throughout the twentieth century. Clay’s correspondence records the anticipated resistance to the election of a female member, archaeologist Mrs Esdaile, to the Society of Antiquaries in the 1930s, increasing difficulties in funding the publication of the Complete Peerage, and trouble managing the changing preferences for styles of editorship for the Complete Peerage. Moreover, it records several sales and acquisitions of manuscripts and books, for example the YAS acquisition of the Bacon-Frank manuscripts. Further to this, there are some surprising topics covered by the collection, such as discussion of the impact of the changing political mood on plantation life in Kingston, Jamaica, during the nineteenth century, revealed in the letters of George Atkinson.

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ii Note on arrangement

Listing All files or groups of records have been assessed in overview and are listed within the inventory according to their approximate contents. However, items have not been listed at an individual level in every case. For example, not every letter has been individually listed, nor has every individual pedigree sketch been listed. As a result, the inventory does not cover every topic and personal name mentioned within the body of these papers. It has not been possible to identify every person within the photographic materials. Errors in the transcription of names cannot be excluded. Where information has been added for clarity, it is included in square brackets. Where the reading of a source is unclear, information is included in square brackets with a question mark.

Arrangement The material is arranged into eight subgroups: (1) CTC correspondence, (2) CTC diaries and verse, (3) CTC personal and family, (4) CTC professional matters, (5) Research and publications, (6) CTC genealogical research, (7) Edith Clay, and (8) Robson family materials. Materials were not re-arranged where it was possible to discern that an original arrangement was in place. Loose materials were gathered together by correspondent, theme or date following CTC’s arrangement as closely as possible and were filed separately but placed within the broader arrangement of the collection. Each file is assigned to a folder with a name or number shown in italics and box number shown in square brackets, for example, early letters received by Charles Travis Clay can be found in the folder named CTC correspondence 1904 – 1918 folder “Letters to keep”, and this folder will be found within [box C1].

Charles Travis Clay’s (CTC) own arrangement was taken as a baseline for the arrangement of the collection and has been preserved where possible. For example, when looking at CTC’s correspondence, it was clear that he had gathered bundles of his letters together within an envelope, using a number of different methods, for example gathering them by year, by year and correspondent surname, or by the importance of particular letters to himself as ‘letters to keep’. In addition to this CTC provided a handwritten index of correspondents and dates on many of these bundles, in some cases adding a thematic topic such as a particular publication. Further to this, CTC clearly re-examined his own materials in the 1970s, upon which occasion he left dated and initialled notes on the bundle envelopes to indicate that these had been re-inspected, and to indicate where letters had been removed for other purposes.

It should be noted that the retention of this original CTC arrangement has resulted in some chronological overlap, for example between the ‘letters to keep’ bundles and other correspondence gathered solely by year. Equally, letters from the same correspondent – such as Christopher Brooke - or on the same broad theme – such as WWI - may be found under multiple subgroups as they had been arranged as such by CTC. When possible, the names of correspondents and topics covered within each bundle has been indicated. Where an index was provided on the bundle housing by CTC, this has been copied to the inventory and checked against the contents of the bundle.

A second layer of arrangement appears to have been added by Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop (RMH), daughter of CTC. Sir Charles lived with Rachel in the last years of his life, and all the materials, now collected within the Clay archive, were gathered from that house. RMH

iii gathered some of these materials together thematically into labelled folders. This arrangement by RMH has been taken into consideration, however it has not been kept in full where materials did not appear to correspond to the stated theme of the folder or were clearly linked with other materials in the collection. CTC’s arrangement was given preference in all cases, where it was discernible.

However, within the Robson collection there are a number of bundles relating to RMH’s own research on William Snowdon Robson, during which she compiled primary sources relating to WSR, newspaper clippings gathered by a number of people including potentially Robson himself – some clippings annotated in an unidentified hand, secondary materials and notes, and research undertaken by WSR´s son, Harold Robson. Again, these materials had been gathered together in folders with labels in RMH’s hand indicating the contents. In this case, RMH’s arrangement was preserved as far as possible. A complicating factor within this Robson research-related material is that there were clearly multiple parties conducting research, including RMH and Harold Robson on William Snowdon Robson, and RMH, Harold Robson, CTC, and further unknown contributors (handwritten pedigree drafts in a number of unknown hands) regarding the broader Robson family history. These parties corresponded with each other on their research, exchanging both source materials, such as letters (both originals and photocopies), as well as annotated drafts of their own written-up research. Where possible, the origin of the archival materials has been indicated.

Although there was some overlap between groups in places, for example with similar photographs within the ‘Clay personal and family’ subgroup and within the ‘Robson’ subgroup, these have not been brought together but rather maintained as two distinct groupings, to reflect their original source. Similarly, the material relating to Violet Clay [Robson], wife of Charles Travis Clay, is predominantly within the ‘Robson’ subgroup rather than within the ‘Clay’ half of the collection, as this is where it had been placed by a previous arranger, possibly Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop.

Rehousing and conservation The collection has been rehoused in pH neutral folders and where possible paperclips and other fasteners have been replaced with brass paperclips; however, where applicable, original housing materials, such as envelopes, including information pertaining to the arrangement or use by CTC, have been retained within the new folders. Folders have been placed in archival boxes, and the box location of each folder is noted within the inventory.

Miriam Buncombe St Andrews Fife

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Box List

This list gives an overview of the boxes in which different parts of the collection are currently housed:

BOX C1 (CTC correspondence: general correspondence: chronological: 1904 – 1939) BOX C2 (subgroups: CTC general correspondence: chronological: 1940 - 1957) BOX C3 (CTC general mixed correspondence: chronological: 1957 - 1976) BOX C4 (CTC personal correspondence: family: Violet) BOX C5 (CTC personal correspondence: family: Violet) BOX C6 (CTC personal correspondence: family letters + friends letters) BOX C7 (CTC correspondence: special occasions) BOX C8 (CTC correspondence: personal correspondence: Oxford University + Harrow + Friends [C. Brooke] + Coronation + special occasions personal; and CTC correspondence: other recipients: mixed + J.W. CLAY) BOX C9 (CTC correspondence: professional correspondence: Research & Publications + Military service + Colonial Office) BOX C10 (CTC professional correspondence: Colonial Office) BOX C11 (CTC correspondence: professional correspondence: Research & Publications) BOX C 12 (CTC Diaries; CTC Verse; CTC correspondence: Publications and Research: Historians)

BOX PF 1 (CTC personal/family materials: Clay family photos, CTC freemason membership, marriage to Violet, CTC obituaries + CTC war service) BOX PF 2 (CTC personal/family materials: Balliol) BOX PF 3 (CTC personal/family: Rastrick House; Alice Clay; J. T. Clay; J. W. Clay)

BOX W 1 (CTC professional activities in Westminster)

BOX RP 1 (CTC published volumes) BOX RP 2 (CTC published volumes + other authors’ published volumes) BOX RP 3 (CTC notes on publications + lectures)

BOX G 1 (CTC personal genealogical research: Clay, Pilleau, Pezé, Ogier) BOX G 2 (CTC personal genealogical research: Chartier, Franklin, Perigal, Daval, Brady, Brewse + Clay records + Pilleau records)

BOX E 1 (Edith Clay)

BOX R 1 (Robson family letters and primary sources) BOX R 2 (Robson photos) BOX R 3 (Research into William Snowdon Robson and Robson family history)

BOX outsized materials including scrolls

v I. ARCHIVE INVENTORY

1. CORRESPONDENCE: CTC personal correspondence: general mixed correspondence (chronological)

CTC correspondence 1904 – 1918 folder “Letters to keep” [box C1] Envelope letters to keep 1904 – 1918, Bishop Welldon, Lady Verney, Canon Winter, E. Stogdon, A. L. Smith, Lady Ritchie, Mr Reginald Smith, Herbert Paul, A. G. C Liddell, R. A. Knox, Sir Lawrence [Somme], J. Seebohm, Charles Trevelyan, F. E. Marshall, G. Townsend Warner, Ernest Winter, F. F. Urquhart. Topics include death of Mr Smith, death of Bob Brandt, clippings on death of canon Winter, advice to CTC on what to do following university, comments on suffragettes.

CTC correspondence 1910 – 1917 folder “Letters to keep” [box C1] Envelope letters to keep 1910 – 1917, Sir H. Graham, F. F. Urquhart, N. Boswell-Smith, F. McLaren, G. W. E. Russel, Sir R. Ritchie. Topics include possibilities for Urquhart’s son to advance in the provincial service without a University degree, Graham on military service, the process of passing bills in parliament, appointments within Lord Crewe’s office.

CTC correspondence 1909 – 1928 folder [box C1] Envelope ‘Miscellaneous Correspondence 1909 – 1928’ O. F. Morshead, J. R. M. Butler, Cuthbert Headlaw, Sir Almere Fitzroy, Mrs Strong, Canon Westlake, Selby v. Arany (to Violet Clay), Lady Buxton, Miss Haldane, Philip Gosse, Sydney Buxton, C. E. Mallet, John Murray, Mme Caugcane (artist), Lady Firth, Sir H. Verney, H. C. H. Hudson, Finnley Forbes-Robertson, Mrs William Browne, Colonel Parker, Capt. Parker, J. W. Jenkins, Canon Goodman, Hugh Butler, Reginald Smith, F. Ward, Cyril Gay, Canon Savage, Sir C. Peers, on topics including Peers’ monument at Dryburgh, death of Clay’s military pony, closure of GHQ British Armies in France, discussion of book ‘The Dream of John Ball’ by William Morris, Hugh Butler on the General Election of 1922.

CTC correspondence 1920 – 1935 folder [box C1] Brown envelope labelled 1920-[1935] [envelope badly damaged], with index of correspondents and dates, incl. correspondence from Paley Baildon, Bretton, W. L. Christie, W. G. Clark-Maxwell, C. V. Colier, Lionel Cresswell, W. Crossley, W. B. Crump, W. Fasser, Sir Cyril Flower (PRO), Canon Foster, A. W. Goodman, T. Wallis-Hall, Jeffrey, T. Johnson, W. J. Kaye, G. E. Kirke, C. L. Kingsford, Miss K. Lascelles, John Lister, Sir C. Lister-Kaye, A. G. Little, G. D. Lumb, H. Ormerod, Col. Parker, W. E. Preston, Lord Savile, A. E. Stamp, W. F. Stavert, R. Stewart Brown, Mrs Tempest, Miss Tempest, H. G. Thornley, Leigh Tolson, Clane Vyzer, G. W. Waine, J. W. Walker, H. F. Westlake, G. Wheeler, on topics including charters, Priors of Mountgrace, Lacy pedigree, old Halifax families, Burley Charters, House of Thornholm (Lincoln), the manor of Gordbegot and extensive further historical correspondence [bundle badly eaten at lower end].

CTC correspondence 1929 – 1939 folder [box C1] Brown envelope labelled 1929 – 1939, including correspondence with Sir E. Aldison, A. W. Bainton, T. Balston, Mrs Bosanquet, G. Burge, R. W. Calverley, F. G. G. Carr, L. Chubb, H. H. E. Craster, P. de Labilliere (), H. A. Doubleday, Sir L. Earle, Sir [Seymour Fortescue], C. W. Foster, G. H. Fowler, Lady Esme Gordon-Lennox, John Goll, Miss R. Graham, H. Guppy, Hubert Hall, T. W. Hall, Cuthbert Headlam, Maria R. Hely-Hutchinson, Sir George Hill, Sir Charles Hobhouse, R. H. Hodgkin, C. H. Hunter Blair, Sir H. Knatchbull-Hugesson, Paul Knaresborough (Bishop of Knaresborough), Miss Winifred Lamb, A. D. Lindsay, John Lister, G. D. Lamb, Allen Mawer, Eric Millar, Owen Morshead, Sir Mathew Nathan, Cyril N., William Page, G. Panslow, Charles Peers, A. W. Pickard-Cambridge, Col. Pirie, H. Pirie-Gordon, A. F. Pollard, Angelo Raine, Granville Ram, Diana Robson, John Robson, Lady Sanderson, G. O. Sayles, R. Stewart-Brown, Miss Stokes, Sir R. Storrs, Alfred Sutro, Sir G. Tomlinson, H. G. Thornley, G. M. Trevelyan, John Tweed, Sir H. Verney, Edward Vigors, J. W. Walker, Sir M. Wheeler, Mrs Wheeler, Bishop Welldon, G. H. White, on topics including honorary degree for Canon Foster, difficulties in funding the Complete Peerage, the Warrenne publications, Peers memorial, letter from regarding persuading Labour Peers to make use of a unique opportunity in light of American ‘weakness’ 1933, Rachel’s trip around Europe with Sir Hyde Knatchbull Hugessen and daughter 1932, ‘Rachel arrived safely, having escaped Nazis, Communists, and all other dangers’, Sayles’ research on Nicholas of Stapleton, proposal of election of Mrs Esdaile (archaeologist of 17th and 18th century sculpture) to Society of Antiquaries.

2 Coronation 1937 correspondence folder [box C8] Invitation to coronation of George VI and Queen Elizabeth 12 May 1937, envelope stamped 31 March 1937, including letter of invitation from the Earl Marshal’s office, large decorative invitation, ticket for Mr C. T. Clay for the south aisle of the nave from Earl Marshall Norfolk, instruction and dress code for the occasion of the coronation.

CTC correspondence A 1940-1951 folder [box C2] Envelope A: Lady Addison, Canon Addelshaw, Sir G. Armytage, Sir Ivor Atkins, Lady Andrewes Uthwatt, W. L. Andrews [The Yorkshire Post], Mlle. Aghína (Utrecht, Aartbischoppelijk Museum), topics including extract from Archbishop Laud’s diary (1635) sent by Lady Addison, death of Lord Addison, Lady Uthwatt visit to the Record Office, Charter issued by Thomas II for Leeds parish church, Armytage Exhibition Foundation, early history of benefices, York Minster, notes on Wuthering Heights.

CTC correspondence B 1940-1951 folder [box C2] Envelope B: Sir H. Bradley, Sir E. Barker, N. P. Barry (OSP Ampleforth), Hilda Bates-Harbin, C. H. Hunter- Blair, Major General Beckett (Huguenot Society), Dick Birch, Jane Birch, H. L. Bradfer-Lawrence, Mrs Brandt, G. E. Bryant, Humphrey Brooke, Elliot Butler, H. Bosanquet, Adam Blake, R. J. Burnett, A. F. Buxton, Bodleian Library, including on topics of CTC’s management of House of Lord’s library, Charles Travis Clay, chronology and genealogy of Wuthering Heights, life in the Navy for Lt. Commander Jack Birch (1942), donation of books to Ampleforth Abbey.

CTC correspondence C 1940-1951 folder [box C2] Envelope C: Sir Cecil Carr, Miss H. Carr, Miss Cameron, F. G. G. Carr, Mrs Chapman, Lord Clairwood, Sir E. Craster, Mrs Crowther, E. G. S. Churchill, Sir S. Cockerell, A. J. Collins, Sir G. Coldstream, on topics including George I speech to parliament 1727, reprint of Sir John Barry case of 1914, retirement from British Records Association Committee, death of Herbert Chapman (YAS), death of Lady Clairwood, sale of Nathanial Johnson’s Yorkshire Antiquarian collections.

CTC correspondence D/E 1940-1951 folder [box C2] Envelope D and E: Professor Darlington (University College of the South West, Exeter), Alan Don (Dean of Westminster), Professor Douglas, C. S. A. Dobson, Alban Dobson, Cecily Engledene, John Ehrman, on topics including sale of Lewes cartulary, wartime conditions in Leeds, relationship between House of Lords and Westminster Abbey, David Douglas move from Leeds to , discussion of illness of Lewis Loyd, Violet’s injury to her eye, birth of Rachel’s son.

CTC correspondence F/G 1940-1951 folder [box C2] Envelope F and G: Captain Fordyce (Skipton), E. L. Fraser (Parliament House, Melbourne), Miss Freshfield, Marion Fry, W. H. Godfrey, R. J. Gordon, Lady Gorell, Miss R. Graham, Mrs Green, topics including Clifford genealogy, YAS acquisition of Bacon-Frank manuscripts.

CTC correspondence H 1940-1951 folder [box C2] Envelope H: Lady Hailsham, H. M. Hake (National Portrait Gallery), Harleian Society, W. O. Hassall (Bodleian Library), Sir C. Hendricks, Mrs Hicks, Mary Hill, C. L. D. Hill, J. W. Hirst, C. H. Hornby, .

CTC correspondence I/J/K/L 1940-1951 folder [box C2] Envelope I, J, K and L: J. W. Jenkins, Sir H. Jenkins, Lord Kilmaine (The Pilgrim Trust), Mrs Kitty Konstam, Sir F. Kenyon, D. L. Keir (Master of Balliol), J.J. Keevil, Sir T. Kendrick (British Museum), Sir F. Lascelles, E. T. Leeds, Neville Lovett (Bishop of Salisbury), topics include the journal of David Nairne, pedigree of Alexander de Leeds, ritual of the hats [sic], request for comments on suitability of Royal Historical Society for funding, with draft copy of CTC letter.

CTC correspondence M 1940-1951 folder [box C2] Envelope M: Sir (President of Society of Antiquaries), Miss K. Major, Colonel Maxwell-Hyslop, A. J. Meek, Lord Mersey (Complete Peerage), E. G. Millar (Roxburghe Club), Dean Milner-White (the York Deanery), R. W. Moore (Headmaster of Harrow), Sir O. Morshead (Librarian, Windsor Castle), Roger Mynors, on topics including discussions on Kathleen Major book publication, discussion of candidates for appointment to Windsor Castle library.

3 CTC correspondence N/O/P 1940-1951 folder [box C2] Envelope N, O and P: F. Needham, Mrs Norsworthy, Wallis Oakesholt, Sir R. Ovenbury, H. S. Offler (Surtees Society), H. Paul, Granville Proby, R. G. Proby, Miss Putnam, A. L. Poole, Pipe Roll Society, T. Plucknett, on topics including arranging pre-1500 deeds at Stratfield Sage, pedigree of Alienor [sic] of Brittany for publication of Life of ‘Alienor of Brittany’ by Laura Norsworthy.

CTC correspondence R 1940-1951 folder [box C2] Envelope R: H. G. Richardson, Diana Robson, Harold Robson, John Robson, Michael Robson, Nigel Robson, eral wasLord Rower, E. Rutter, on topics including Stuteville charters of Henry II, efforts of William Snowdon Robson on behalf of South Shields during the first world war, publication of biography of William Snowdon Robson as Attorney General organised by Harold Robson, living with rationing in the late 1940s.

CTC correspondence S 1940-1951 folder [box C2] Envelope S: Lord Simonds, C. St George (Clerk of the Journals), Bishop of Salisbury, Sir D. Savoy, Rev. H. E. Salter, Rachel Shuttleworth, Sir Leslie Scott, G. O. Squibb, Lord Salisbury, R. A. Smith, R. Shaw, Charles E. Scholefield (The Society of Yorkshiremen in London), Lord Spencer, Rev. E. Stogdon, on topics including Charles Travis Clay declining nomination for presidency of Huguenot Society in 1948, Clay’s village hall campaign, Clay’s Bob Brandt publication.

CTC correspondence T 1940-1951 folder [box C2] Envelope T: Rev. E. W. Thompson, Prof. A. S. Turberville, F. Thompson (Keeper of the Collections Chatsworth), Mrs Turberville, on topics including opening of the hall (in Rastrick [?]), volumes on the history of Parliament.

CTC correspondence V/W/Y 1940-1951 folder [box C2] Envelope V, W, Y: Sir H. Verney, Miss Joan Wake (Northamptonshire Record Society), A. Wagner, Duke of Wellington, Dorothy Whitwell, Nan Whitwell, Etta Whitwell, Sir M. Wheeler (British Academy), Sir G. Wollaston, Arthur Wright, Sir J. Woodhead, Society of Yorkshiremen in London, Prof. C. E. Whiting, Prof. F. Wormald, R. H. Whiteing (president East Riding Antiquarian Society), including on topics including feudal devolution of arms, death of Frank Whitwell, CTC acting as representation for the Council of Academy of the British Academy at the National Committee of the International Historical Congress, post-war politics and the merits of a Labour government versus Churchill, Verney’s reports on his children’s participation in WWII combat, Wagner on planning for the Medieval Dictionary.

CTC correspondence A 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope A: Dr Adams (American Society of Genealogists); Canon Addelshaw, Mrs Anderson, W. L. Andrews, on topics of CTC publications requested, family genealogy.

CTC correspondence B 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope B: Mrs Cyril Bailey, Sir Everest Baker, Nicholas Barker, Patrick Barry (Ampleforth Abbey), Joan Bates, Hilda Bates, C. H. Hunter Blair (society of antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne), Major General Becket, Humphrey Brooke, R. A. Brown, I. Baker-Thomas, H. Burrow, Hedley Burrows (Dean of Hereford), Lady Buxton, H. K. Byrne, topics include personal matters, publication matters and genealogical matters.

CTC correspondence C 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope C: Canon Michael Campbell (Master of Charterhouse, London), Canon Cant. Chancellor York, F. G. G. Carr, A. J. Collins (British Museum), Sir G. Coldstream, Trenchard Cox (Victoria and Albert Museum), M. Crewe, A. Crofton (Shrewsbury Estate), including personal letters and some research matters.

CTC correspondence D 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope D: Lady D’Abernow, Dom. Hubert Dauphin, N. Denholm-Young, E. S. de Beer, C. Dobson, L. P. Dutton, topics including genealogy and appointment of assistant librarian to the House of Lords.

CTC correspondence E 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope E: G. Ellis (Prowde Trust), Cecily Engledene, Prof. Edwards (), including CTC service on University of London committee.

CTC correspondence F/G 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope F and G: Dr Col. Forbes-Robinson, Professor Foreville (Institut de recherches historiques, economiques et humaines), Sir E. Gower.

4 CTC correspondence H 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope H: T. W. Hanson, Carrie Hill, Dora Hill, E. of Harrowby, Huguenot Society.

CTC correspondence I/J/K 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope I, J and K: Lord Ilchester, R. L. James (Headmaster of Harrow), J. W. Jenkins, A. L. Kennedy, Mrs Kitty Konstam.

CTC correspondence L 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope L: Sir F. Lascelles, J. le Patourel (Department of History, University of Leeds), R. V. Lennard.

CTC correspondence M 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope M: Lady Macmillan, Miss K. Major, Lady Matthews, Lady Mersey, Lord Methven, Sir E. Millington-Drake, R. W. Moore (Headmaster of Harrow), Professor Roger Mynors, on topics including Eton and Harrow, Macnaughten war memorial book, Mynors move to Oxford, purchase of Lord Methven book on Becket for House of Lords library.

CTC correspondence N 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope N, Sir H. Nicholson, S. Nowell-Smith, on contribution to birthday gift for Harold Nicholson, London Library appeal, donation of Roxburghe volume, CTC service on library committee.

CTC correspondence O 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope O: Sir Robert Ovenbury on CTC decision to remain at the House of Lords Library.

CTC correspondence P 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope P: S. Painter, H. Pirie-Gordon, Norman Platt, E. Playfair, Sir C. Ponsonby, R. Price, M. Stanley Price, Miss Putnam, on topics including Charles Stanley entry into Winchester school, E. Playfair new job at the war office, Pirie-Gordon on the pitfalls of retirement, difficulties with Pugh’s dry style of editorship, Robin Price upon attaining job in House of Lords Library.

CTC correspondence R 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope R: Sir A Richardson, Lionel Robbins, Harold Robson, John Robson, Lady Royle, Mrs Dudley Ryder, on topics including death of Diana Robson, extension to CTC service to Library, death of Dudley Ryder.

CTC correspondence S 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope S: Sir D. Savoy, Canon Smyth, Lord Spencer, D. Stephens, Lord Strathcona, P. Styles on topics including writing life of the Archbishop of York, choosing books to gift to Lord Burghley, Dugdale Society Conference, Stephens on his new appointment.

CTC correspondence T 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope T: Rev. E. W. Thompson, Francis Thompson (Chatsworth), E. Hamilton Thompson, on death of Mr Thompson, Christmas activities, appointment of Francis Thompson as director of Chatsworth library.

CTC correspondence V 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope V: Paul and Mrs Vellacot, visit in Cambridge, death of Paul Vellacot.

CTC correspondence W 1952-1957 folder [box C2] Envelope W: J. W. Walker, A. Wagner, Sir Mortimer Wheeler, Muriel Wilde, F. Wormald, Professor D. Whitelock, G. F. Willimot (Yorks Museum), D. Whitwell, R. H. Whiteing, Lady Wollaston, on topics including Beverly Minster appeal, sudden death of Elizabeth Whitwell, reaction to Whitelock biography, Wagner paper on ‘Hay’ pedigree, honorary membership of Yorkshire Philosophical Society, death of John Wormald.

5 CTC correspondence 1957 – 1958 folder [box C3] Envelope labelled ‘1957-58; one 1959; some taken in autograph album 4 February 1974’ with index of correspondents and dates, Mrs Cyril Bailey, Dr A. C. Chibnall, Christ Church Chelsea Primary School, Lord Cottesloe, H. A. Crowne (regesta regum), C. S. A. Dobson, John Ehrman, D. L. Evans (Knighthood), H. Fattorini (Skipton), Rose Graham [The and York Society], Lord Harcourt, P. Johnson, Lady Jowitt, W. le Fann (Huguenot Society), Gerald Pilleau, Tristan Platt, John Plummer (Pierpont Morgan), Miss Scott Thomson, Lady Staniton, Rev. Edgar W. Thomson, Sir George Tomlinson, Lord Horace Terrington, Lady Mary Trevelyan, including mixed correspondence e.g. appointments to committees, family letters, John de Cave (d. 1261), reviewing committee on the export of works of art, Society of Antiquaries, revised edition of Whittaker, queries on Earl ‘Garnis’ of Harcourt, P. Johnson House of Lords retirement.

CTC correspondence 1959 – 1960 folder [box C3] Bundle 1959 – 1960, Balliol gift, Hilda Bates-Harbin, Lady Olivia Barker, John Lionel Clay, Lord Cottesloe, Trenchard Cox, Lady M. Crewe, Gerard Culkin, C. S. A. Dobson, Sir William Dugdale, Sir Goronwy Edwards (Institute of Historical Research), Cecily Engledene, Joan Evans, Ralph Furse, S. Gordon (House of Commons), Lady Halifax, Sir Harold Hartley (Balliol), Harrow (Gill), George Horton-Fawkes, Sir Brian Horrocks, Donald Lines Jacobus [The American Genealogist], Sir T. Kendrick, R. Lennard, Lady Katherine Macmillan, Max Mallowan, Professor G. E. T. Mayfield (Lincolnshire Lecture, University of Hull), Lady Celia Milnes-Coates, G. A. Moriarty, Lord Mottistone, Sir L. and Lady Julia Namier, Robin Price, Duke of St Albans, Clive St George, A. T. Siddons (Harrow Master), Dick Southern, Lord Spencer, Anthony Wagner, Muriel Wilde, Francis Wormald, on topics including Roxburghe volume, Roger of Pony l’Eveque, Austin Dobson Manuscript, opinions on research into the second daughter of P. de Gavaston, lands of Helperby.

CTC correspondence 1961 – 1963 folder [box C3] Envelope 1961-1962-1963, Lady Ashton of Hyde, Lady Violet Benson, Miss Hunter Blair, H. Bowdith, H. Brooke (Export Committee), G. Coldstream, Professor Darlington, C. S. A. Dobson, Lady Esher, Joan Evans, Lady Falmouth, Gorell, Lord Harrowby, Sir Harold Hartley, [Thornton Hist. Res.] (de Neve), G. Kane (Royal Holloway College), Peter Hull (re St Michaels Mount), Bridget James (University of London), Mrs Charles Johnson, W. le Fann, D. Lidderdale, N. MacMichael (Harleian Society), Sir Paul Maltby, Sir John Murray, Paul Paget (Seeley and Paget Architects), Tristan [Platt], R. Price, Miss Osbourne, W. R. Powell, Harold Robson, Joan Rutter, David Stephens, Thornton Historical Society, G. Tomlinson, Harry Verney, Anthony Wagner, G. H. White, Muriel Wilde, Yorkshire Archaeological Society, Torlonia (contessa), incl. topics of clergy in North Nottinghamshire, David Keir tutorial fellowship, proposal of CTC for vice-chairmanship of Harleian Society, death of Charles Johnson, Cartulary of the Mount, York volume of Le Neve, pedigree of the Essex lords of the honour of Brittany, address for Geoffrey White, Edmund Gosse diary in House of Lords library.

CTC correspondence 1964 folder [box C3] Envelope 1964: Lord Alexander of Hillsborough, Professor Beresford (Towthorpe), Bill (Lambeth Lib.), T. Boase, H. Legge Bourke (MP), Boyd-Carpenter (Export Committee), Brooke’s Club, Professor Cheyney, Howard Colver, Lord Cottesloe, Lord Crawford, Crewe Papers, Col. Crofton (Talbot Family), R. Davis, Sir Cyril Fox, Ralph Furse, Professor Galbraith, Dudley Gordon, Lady Gore-Browne, Miss Hope Harryngton, Donald Harden, J. H. Harvey, Mark Walter Howarth, C. R. Huddleston, G. J. Hunt, Meekings (Towthorpe), E. G. Millar, E. Millar (Madingley Hall, Cambridge), John Murray, D. Nicholl, Professor Potter, Margot S. Price, Sir Richard Proby, Ian Richmond, Lord Russel, Iris Robson, R. Somerville (BRA), W. L. Sheppard, Professor Stones, Henry Thorold, D. Walker, Sir C. Wheeler, Sir M. Wheeler, G. H. White, Professor Whitelock, F. Wormald, topics including Towthorpe and Wharram Percys, founding of Friends of Lambeth Palace Library, locus of L. G. C. in Westminster Hall, Talebot-Tolebu pedigree, identity of compiler of Domesday book, probend of Bichihill, study of Strangways family, Babraham fee, Streford Charters.

CTC correspondence 1965 folder [box C3] Envelope 1965: Eric Millar, Robin [Huntington], Sylvia Kennedy, Olive Pilleau, Jack Birch [nephew to CTC], Robin Treford, Anthony Wagner, Humphrey (Royal Academy of Arts), Geoffrey Keynes, John le Patourel, Rosemary Travis Howarth, Mary [on death of husband Jack, friend of Lionel Clay], Jean E. Mortimer, Marjorie Beaumont Clay, Royal Commission on Historical Monuments, John Russel (The Imperial Society of the Knights Batchelor), Esmond S. de Beer, Robin M.-Young, topics including proposal of John Ehrman for Roxburghe, death of Leo Kennedy, Treford’s regret at making diaries public, A. Wagner’s article on Norman Blood, negative assessment of the potential election of Sir William Coldstream to president of the Dilletante Society, Leeds Quakers, installation of stained glass window.

6 CTC correspondence 1967 - 1968 folder [box C3] Enveloped labelled ‘1967-68’ with index of correspondents, including Raymond Ashton, Robin Bailey, Sir H. Brown, Neville Butler, Sir Geoffrey Blake, Echo, R. J. Burnett, Lady Celia Milnes-Coates, Complete Peerage, Miss de la Mare, Miss Dallas, Professor Darlington, C. Dobson, Susan Ehrman, Miss Foster, A. Goodman, Headley (Royal Hospital), R. W. Ketton-Cremer, Rev. Knox (Rastrick), New Genealogical Society, Max Mallowan, Mission to Seamen, Moriarty, Miss Osbourne, A. Oswald, F. A Piachaud (vicar of Christ Church Chelsea), le Patourel, Purvis, RAC, Rachel [Maxwell-Hyslop], Rosemary Travis Howarth, E. W. Sands (Brighouse Echo), Sheppard, Miss Sutherland (Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford), Victoria and Albert Museum (re: Isaac Pilleau), Harry Verney, E. M. Vergine, John Witt, Professor Whitelock, Mortimer Wheeler, A. Wagner, on topics including acceptance of Vice-Presidency of Mission to Seamen, de Clere genealogy, Constable families, East Riding, general personal correspondence, deposit of Complete Peerage papers with House of Lords, difficulties keeping Rastrick church-yard, national Brass band championship 1967, research on Constables of Flamborough, report by le Patourel of discontent within the Record Series society, arms in MS Lyell 22, Tollemache pedigree (with notes by Anthony Wagner), address at the memorial service for vice- admiral sir Harold Brown 1 March 1968.

CTC correspondence 1969 - 1970 folder [box C3] Envelope [1969-1970], Dr Allen [The British Academy], Mrs Amory, G. Bushnell [, Cambridge], Celia Coates, Deborah Hansen Bay, A. G. Dickens [Institute of Historical Research, London], C. Dobson [House of Lords Library], J. Ehrman, E. Gee, D. Hansen Bay, D. Hander [The London Museum], Tony Howarth, R. Hart Davis, L. Evelyn Jones, R. W. Ketton-Cremer, Mariana Platt, D. Michelmore [YAS], Mrs Pirie-Gordon, Mrs Purvis, Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop, R. Rowe, Simon Edward Howarth, Stephen [Whitwell], Malcome H. Stern, G.G. Wright, Lawrence Verney, Violet Clay, Anthony Wagner, including topics of Ordericum Vitalis, Geoffrey White, Harrow Heraldry, Harleian Society troubles, MacMichael edition of William Bruges, nomination of Sir Iain Moncrieffe to Harleian Society, William I gold penny, Farrer family of Yorkshire, honours for Pugh, redecoration of the Law Room at the HoL library, new Pitt volume reviews (1969), new finds in YAS collections of Ben Johnson Poem and 14th Century French military charter, reminiscences by Rachel on CTC method of preparing volumes for print.

CTC correspondence 1971 folder [box C3] Envelope 1971: Tristan Platt, Medea Ltd., Walter Lee Sheppard, Society of Antiquaries, Tregoning [Chambers, Tregoning & Robertshaw, solicitors], Anthony Wagner, Eleanora Carew-Wilson, C. Dobson [House of Lords library], H. Verney, Université de Bretagne Occidentale, Rachel [Maxwell-Hyslop], R. Cabe, Arnold Taylor, Catherine Howarth, Paul Wilson, Rodney Searight, Dick Lowe, Dr Elizabeth Kornerup, including topics of research on Lord Hawke, supervision of the publication of new British Academy series, issues with previous Stenton and Douglas volumes, candidature of Enoch Powell for society of Antiquaries, Whitwell/Wilson genealogy,

CTC correspondence 1972 folder [box C3] Bundle 1972, John Lionel Clay, Diana Platt, Rodney Searight (H. P. Pictures), K. Major, Mrs Wormald, A. Wagner, L. J. Verney, Harry Verney, E. Hansen Bay, John Sherman, John Witt, Binsley Ford, Lady Ashton, Bernard Quaritch ltd. (Antiquarian Booksellers), Lord Spencer, Carlisle (Harrow Appeal), A. Taylor (Society of Antiquaries), Girton College, Brian Hoban (Headmaster, Harrow), Lord Eccles, Simon Edward Howarth, Bill Maxwell-Hyslop, Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop, Macmahon, John le Patourel, Helen Gardner, C. Dobson, Andrew Clay, Nicholas Barker, C. Holdsworth, Rupert Hart Davis, topics including Baroness Burdett-Couts, the Gibson- Craig Baronet, Eudo de la Haye, Reginald de Hambray.

CTC correspondence 1975 folder [box C3] Envelope labelled ‘1975’, correspondents including Lord Bessborough, Jack Birch, Andrew Clay, John Lionel Clay, Ralph Davis, C. Dobson, Donald Harden, Anthony Howarth, E. [David] Howarth, John Le Patourel, Mariana Platt, Hilary Maxwell-Hyslop, Andrew [Clay], Paul W. Prindle [editor, The American Genealogist], Mrs Vera Raymond, A. Wagner, Tristan Platt, Dr D. M. Smith (Borthwick Insitute of Historical Research), L. Verney, on topics including death of Verney senior, Hats 90th birthday party for CTC, Howard family pedigree, tea-party at the Gregory-Hoods arranged by CTC.

7 CTC correspondence 1976 folder [box C3] Envelope 1976, Raymond Ashton, Brooke’s Club, John Lionel Clay, Catherine Jane Howarth, Catriona Clay, Croft-Lyon, C. Dobson, Ehrman, E. Gee, Hansen, Myles Hildgard, Mark Walter Howarth, D. Howeson, Jane Hansen Bay, F. Lascelles, Lees-Milne, Mariana Platt, M. C. Clay, Rev. John H. Moorsman (Bishop of Ripon), W. Oakesholt, Pipe Roll Society, Tristan Platt, Winifred Ponsonby, Prowde’s charity, R. Southern (St Johns College, Oxford), Starkes Price, Thornton Historical Society, Rachel, A. Wagner, R. Walker, on topics including resignation from Prowde’s, death of Lord Ponsonby, nomination for vice-presidency of the Pipe Roll Society, sixty years of membership of Marylebone Cricket Club, biography of Harold Nicholson by James Lees- Milne, Hilgard family pedigree.

CTC personal correspondence: family Violet Charles to Violet including on enjoying Violet’s letters, trip to the beach, Kathleen finding a husband, chance of a court ball, thoughts on ‘Great Expectations’, trip to Paris and visit to men in hospital, sister Kathleen, issues managing home accounts whilst serving in the military, receipt of cake whilst in service, memoir of Charles Lister, mutual hope for work of League of Nations, wedding anniversary, thoughts on the country life. CTC to Violet 1912 folder [box C4] CTC to Violet January to February 1913 folder [box C4] CTC to Violet March 1913 – August 1913 folder [box C4] CTC to Violet 1914 folder [box C4] CTC to Violet June to July 1915 folder [box C4] CTC to Violet August to September 1915 folder [box C4] CTC to Violet October to December 1915 folder [box C4] CTC to Violet January to April 1916 folder [box C5] CTC to Violet May to December 1916 folder [box C5] CTC to Violet 1917 folder [box C5] CTC to Violet 1918 – 1919 folder [box C5]

Violet Clay to CTC 1911 – 1914 folder [box C5] Violet Clay to CTC 1915 – 1918 folder [box C5] Topics including on family life, one letter from Alice Clay to CTC forwarded by CTC to Violet; letter of 29 July 1913, ‘My darling Charlie, I can’t tell you how I enjoyed getting your letter – it is quite the most wonderful and nicest letter in the world, and only a person like you could have written it.’

Violet Clay to CTC 1921 – 1924 [box C5] Letters from Violet Clay to Charles Travis Clay, on reception of Wilson in London, family matters, children’s antics, holiday in Lavandon (France), Holland; birth of daughter [Diana Platt] and family related difficulties.

Violet Clay (and Rachel) to CTC 1924 – 1927; 1934; 1937 [box C5] On family life, CTC’s mother’s illness, Colonial politics, death of Ines Coleville, trip to Paris, discussions on how to parent Rachel and Diana; letter Rachel to Violet and Charles, 1924.

John William Clay 1905 – 1918 correspondence folder [box C6] Including letter to Joseph Travis Clay 1865 regarding invitation to son, John William Clay to become a cavalry officer, and 1892 giving the affirmation of the conservative council of the division that J. T. Clay’s name be put forward for parliamentary candidate; letter from the YAS 1921 with list of books received from representatives of J. W. Clay; accounts calculating ‘ordinary’ for JWC, JTC, CTC, ATC, HTC and WTC; correspondence following CTC’s father death 1918; letters father to CTC 1912 – 1918, including on holidays by lake Como, research, financial investments, mill business, WWI.

Robson 1912 – 1928 folder [box C6] 1912 – 1928 and 1939; incl. Violet (Robson) Clay, Kathleen Gay, Cyril Gay, Catherine Burge Robson, William Snowson Robson.

Family letters from CTC’s children, folder 1937 – 1948 [box C6] Envelope labelled ‘children 1940-41’, Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop, Diana Platt and Rosemary Howarth 1937-1948.

Family letters from CTC’s children, folder 1942 – 1952 [box C6] Including letters from Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop, Diana Platt, Rosemary Howarth, Norman Platt, Bill Maxwell- Hyslop, letters of thanks, holidays, exhibition at the Turkish ‘People’s House’.

8 Mary Hill folder [box C6] Envelope labelled ‘Mary Hill’, correspondence cousin Mary Hill to CTC 1924 (2 letters), death of an old Aunt.

John Lionel Clay, 1940 – 1957 folder [box C6] Including holiday to lake Garda, birth of CTC’s great niece Elizabeth, sale of Quarnley’s land in Brighouse, engagement to Elizabeth Parsonby, difficulties of the Rastrick trust and sale of Rastrick, letters from John on duty overseas and copies of letters, transfer to infantry, increases in legal charges due to legislation remaining in place from WWI.

Mary Elizabeth Clay 1905 – 1920 [box C6] Final illness of Aunt Annie, Annie funeral, birth of CTC daughter and gift of cot cover with strips made by Annie.

Muriel Clay 1918 folder [box C6] Two undated letters, topics including coal rationing, difficulties of child John in passing the common entrance exam and lack of self-confidence.

Alfred Clay; Harriett Clay 1910 – 1925 folder [box C6] Harriet’s congratulations on appointment to India Office, on birth of daughter 1920; Alfred on appointment to India Office, plans for Rastrick house, difficulties at the mill, unsuccessful action by Mrs Campbell to have son placed on the mill trust board.

H. Travis Clay 1942 – 1957 folder [box C6] Congratulations on honours, family genealogy,

William Henry Clay and Muriel Wilde 1914-20; 1931 folder [box C6] Including topics of death of John William Clay, birth of daughter, death of Aunt Jane; from Muriel Wilde on Illness and death of husband Hugh.

A.T. Clay, Percival T. Clay and Elsie, Marjorie B. Clay and Nella Birch, 1922-1947, folder [box C6] Topics including sale of Rastrick House, health of aunt Mary, Marjorie invited to be godmother to new baby (1924), winding up of the mill concern.

Mrs Hill, Arthur W. Pilleau, Frederick S. Pilleau 1920 – 1935 folder [box C6] Including Arthur’s 80th birthday, donation to artists’ general benevolent institution.

Henry G. Pilleau and Carrie Pilleau; Mrs Brady, 1914-1927 folder [box C6] Topics including death of Mr Brady, visit of Rachel with Carrie and mother, death of Charley (1914), death of Mrs Pilleau.

Whitwell family 1908 – 1939 folder [box C6] Including extensive correspondence from Cecily Whitwell and Etta Whitwell, single letters from W. F. Whitwell, Alice, cousin Janet G. [Piles], on topics including death of uncle George, marriage of Lionel, response to the death of the King 1910, Cecily’s move to Egypt (1914), sinking of the submarine ‘Arabia’, the Milne Commission, Sir Herbert Samuel, order of service William Whitwell 1910, bombing at Scarborough (1915).

CTC personal correspondence: friends

Christopher Brooke 1946 – 1976 folder [box C8] Letters between Christopher Brooke and CTC between 1946 – 1976, on various personal subjects as well as historical research and publications, including discussion of the Worcester archdeacons, the Pontefract cartulary, Hubert de Lacy’s charter, Byland abbey, Henry of Huntingdon, Hubert Walter, Selby Coucher no. 751, Furness Coucher.

A.L. Kennedy 1909 – 1916 folder [box C6] Including correspondence regarding death of Sir John Kennedy, impressions of Swedish culture in Stockholm, bombing, work in the intelligence corps, on Romanian culture, politics in Paris (1911), economic unrest in France, impressions of Albania, Albanian leadership.

9 Sir Arthur Thring folder [box C6] Envelope labelled ‘letters from sir A. Thring and Lady Georgina Thring, 1930 – 1936, topics including new government, Lloyd George, opening of a memorial in the Houses of Parliament, letters Georgina to CTC following Arthur Thring’s death.

Personal correspondence CTC folder (loose, by name) [box C6] Florence Brandt, 22 July 1915, on response to death of brother Bob Brandt. Diana Platt, [1972], holiday in Ireland, IRA activity in Northern Ireland Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop, 20 October, from British Institute of Persian Studies, Teheran Alex Herd, Foxley Hall [undated], rearranging a meeting Mary Hill, 8 December 1930, amusing sugar tongs incident at Rastrick House Hilda Purvis, letter 15 January 1969, thanking CTC for his sympathies sent upon death of her brother John Purvis, former president of the YAS.

CTC correspondence: special occasions (public)

Letters on Appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords 1922 folder [box C7] Letters sent to CTC on appointment as librarian to the House of Lords in March 1922, including letters from Sir Edward Alderson, Lord Ashton of Hyde, Lady Ashton of Hyde, Sir Vincent Baddeley, Sir Henry Batterbee, Miss Dora Berry, Hugh Butler, Mrs Hugh Butler, T. B. Clarke-Thornhill, W. H. Christy Clay, Miss M. E. Clay, P. T. Clay, Mrs Arthur Clay, Lord Crewe, Lord Donoughmore, Sir Geoffrey Ellis, Sir Algenon Firth, W. Melville Foster, Kathleen Gay, Sir Edmund Gosse, Sir Henry Graham, Henry Guppy, Mary Hill, A. M. Hind, H. E. Jarrett, A. L. Kennedy, Mrs Lennard, A. W. Lidderdale, J. W. Lisle, John Lister, Alice Lucas, Theodore Lucas, Harold Nicholson, Granville Ram, Jasper Ridley, John Robson, R. S. Schuckburgh, Mrs Reginald Smith, Colin Smith, A. E. Stamp, Frank Tomlinson, Sir Harry Verney, Bishop of Wakefield, Kenneth Walker, topics including congratulations on CTC appointment as librarian, the stiff competition for the role, CTC as first choice for a large majority of the selection committee, humorous comment on CTCs poetic ability.

Honorary Litt. D. Leeds University 1943 [box C7] Letters sent to CTC regarding receipt of honorary D. Litt. from the University of Leeds in 1943, including letters from Vice-Chancellor B. Mouat Jones, H. L. Bradfer-Lawrence, J.J. Brigg, Rev. H. Brown, R. J. A. Burnett, Mrs Crowther, Duke of Devonshire, David Douglas, R. J. Gordon, Mary Hill, J. W. Houseman, C. Leeming, Rachel and Bill [Maxwell-Hyslop], A.S. Turberville, J. W. Walker, R. H. Whiteing, Sir John Woodhead (Society of Yorkshiremen in London), on topics including arranging and congratulating on honorary degree 1943; correspondence regarding donation of book to University of Leeds Library 1943.

C.B. 1944 folder [box C7] Letters sent to CTC after receipt of CBE in 1944, including Award of the Order of the Bath, letter from the secretary of the Central Chancery of the Orders of Knighthood, warrant under the king’s sign manual dated 1 January 1944; Letters of congratulations, including from Jack Bradley, Cyril Bailey, Lord Birdwood of Anzac, Tancred Borenius, Frank Carr, Lord Clawson, G. Coldstream, Lord Donoughmore, General Edwards, Sir R. Furse, Lord Haukey, Sir E. Harding, Sir F. Lascelles, F. W. Leith-Moss, L. C. Loyd, Earl of Lucan, Lord Macmillan, Lord Mersey, Lord Mottistone, Lord Nathan of Churl, Sir Cosmo Parkinson, F. J. E. Raby, Harold Robson, Lord Samuel, Lord Simon, Sir. S. Tallents, Sir Herbert Williams, Sir G. Wollaston, and in addition including F.S.F. Adam, W. H. Adlein, Edward H. Alderman, Violet Bradley, R. W. Banks, British Museum, A. T. Butler, Cecil T. Carr, Betty Churchill (British Records Association, also RE CTCs continued service on Committee on Reconstruction), H. Travis Clay, Elizabeth Muriel Clay, Elsie Clay, William Cooper (The Dugdale Society), M. J. Court, H. E. Dale, A. G. Denton, Huguenot Society, Lord Greenwood, A. Harding, YAS, Lord W. Llewelyn-Davies (National Library of Wales), Eric Millar, Roger Mynors, B. H. Putnam, C. D. Carew Robinson (Home Office, Whitehall), Raymond Smith (Corporation of London Librarian), Maria Whitwell (on Stephen Whitwell’s WWII service), including letter of invitation to investiture at Buckingham Palace.

Retirement from House of Lords Library, 1956 folder [box C7] - Letters upon CTC retirement from the House of Lords, and list of subscribers to the presentation, with CTC hand index of correspondents.

10 Award of Knighthood, 1957 official correspondence folder [box C7] - Letter from 10 Downing Street 10 May 1957 to confirm CTC wishes to be nominated for Knighthood; CTC draft reply; letter from College of Arms 21 June 1957 requesting CTC visit to sign the Garter’s Role of Knight’s Batchelor.

Award of Knighthood 1957 House of Lords folder [box C7] - Correspondence June 1957 offering congratulations from members of House of Lords on CTC nomination for Knighthood, index of correspondents in CTC hand on envelope; correspondents include Clitheroe, Davidson, Katherine Macmillan.

Award of Knighthood 1957 Parliament officers and Lord Chancellor’s office folder [box C7] - From Houses of Parliament officers and Lord Chancellor’s office

Award of Knighthood 1957 from relations and friends folder [box C7] - From relations and friends

Award of Knighthood 1957 from institutional and related interests folder [box C7] - From ‘institutional and associated interests’, with CTC hand index, including Balliol, Peterhouse Cambridge, The Thoresby Society, The Cottingham Local History Society, The Society of Yorkshiremen in London, The Halifax Antiquarian Society.

CTC personal correspondence: special occasions (personal)

Engagement of Violet Robson to Charles Travis Clay 1912 folder [box C8] Various letters November 1912 offering congratulations on engagement, including letters from Mary Pilleau, Kathleen Gay, Rachel Verney, uncle Arthur [Pilleau?], John William Clay, M. E. Sadler, aunt Louey, Margaret M. Verney, Isabel M. Smith, Lev Kennedy, Cecily Whitwell, and Alice Clay.

Rachel’s birth 1914 folder [box C8] Letters received by CTC on birth of first daughter Rachel Clay [Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop] 1914 (mostly family).

Death of Violet Clay folder [box C8] Envelope labelled ‘Violet June 1972; letters answered’, incl. letters of sympathy on death of CTC’s wife Violet Clay 1972.

CTC 90th Birthday folder [box C8] Including various birthday cards July 1975 and envelope with simple birthday letters; Volume in honour of CTC’s 90th birthday, Mr Stanley Price – Clere family, preface and bibliography with CTC corrections.

CTC correspondence: education

Harrow folder [box C8] - Envelope labelled ‘HPG presentation 1955’, correspondence relating to CTC silver jubilee presentation of books to Harrow - Letter 18 March 1903, CTC Harrow language trip to France

Oxford University 1908 general folder [box C8] Envelope labelled ‘Oxford. Miscellaneous’ [poor condition, fragile, water and insect damage], incl. correspondence, c. 1907-8, incl. Francis McLaren, I. L. Stecklean Davidson, Melville, topics including arranging papers for the history club, holiday reports.

CTC first class degree award 1908 folder [box C8] Letters of congratulations from A. W. Lidderdale, R. Somewell, Cecily Whitwell, R. Furse, Maurice Holmes, F. E. Marshall, J. McLeod Campbell, J. N. Ridley, F. F. [Thrigworl], H. G. Nicholson

11 CTC professional correspondence: war service

CTC military service correspondence 1916 – 1917 folder [box C9] - Order of service 2 July 1917 St Martin in the Fields for Lieutenant General Robert George Broadwood. - Letter dated 7 January 1917 from R. B. Broadwood to CTC, after Broadwood’s period of recuperation in Brighton. - Letter dated 19 December 1916 from W. E. J [Bolittio], Holt Norfolk, congratulating CTC on his new position, and expressing sadness that the regiment would not be dispatched in its entirety. - Undated letter from W. E. J. Bolittio, from Curragh Camp Kildare, recounting a fishing trip. - Letter dated 20 November 1916 from W.E. J. Bolittio, Holt Norfolk, on readiness to dispatch 200 horses and problems with disintegration. - Letter stamped 9 May 1916, from [CTW], King Edward VII’s hospital for officers Grosvenor Square, discussing change of 3rd line to infantry in France, situation in Ireland worse than reported in the press; transfer of his son to a destroyer. - Letter dated 21 November 1916, from [W. Brixton], 2 Eastern General Hospital, regarding the Bedfords in 1st Cavalry division, movement to between Albert and Amiens, the Somme; comments on the nature of the officer’s sharing his ward in hospital. - Telegram dated 6 December 1916 from H. Verney to CTC regarding possible offer of a Staff Captain’s job at QMG’s [Quarter Master General] office. - Letter dated 25 July, L. P. L. to CTC, regarding looking for winter quarters; G. O. C [sic] being hit in the neck by shrapnel. - Letter 14 August 1915, to [CTC], on death of Douglas Radcliffe.

CTC military service correspondence 1917 – 1918, letters from allies folder [box C9] - Letter12 May 1917, on receipt of Belgian order. - Letter 1 October 1917, Laurent Ribot - Letter 28 May 1918, H. [Delaroch] - Letter 12 September 1918, C. de [Reuse]

CTC professional correspondence: Colonial Office; India Office; House of Lords Library

Colonial office 1908 -1914 folder [box C9] Envelope labelled ‘Colonial’, with index of correspondents and dates, including correspondence 1909 -1914, from Gallway, Sir George Denton, Sir George Fiddes, Sir Walker Hely-Hutchinson, Sir Percy Girouard, Lord Strathcona, Sir F. Hobwood, Sir Jay Bosanquet (Government House, Adelaide), H, B. Cox, George Fowler, Lionel Earle, Sir F. Thompson, H. Verney, George [Weston] (Streatley House, Reading), incl. correspondence relating to CTC accepting role with Lord Crewe in the Colonial office, Verney’s advice on working with Earle, administration of Nigeria, difficulties of service on the West Coast of Africa, military movements around Bombay 1914, discussion of governor Girouard’s progress in Nigeria, letter from Balmoral Castle from F. Hobwood 1911 on case of Capt. Pipin, pensions for widows of Indian Civil Service.

Colonial Office and House of Lords Library, 1909, 1911 – 1913, 1915-1916, 1920, 1928 [box C9] Including correspondence with Frank Lucas, [Howe Peel] [Punjab Government Camp], S. K. Brown, Maurice Hely, Sir William Collins, R. W. Barnes, Arthur T. Thring, Sir W. Putteney, Madame Villani, Frank Lucas [King Emperor’s Camp, India], on topics including viewing books deposited in the House of Lords library, clipping and letters regarding value of Sir W. Hely-Hutchinson’s estate upon death 1913 with enclosed letter of appeal from Maria Hely-Hutchinson for Colonial Office widow’s pension for Lady Hely-Hutchinson, letters between S. K. Brown and CTC on colonial office matters including settlement of Eastern Policy, discussion of transfer of Pentland to Bombay and Sir John Rees to Madras, Maria H-H on the suffragettes, not getting married and the disadvantages of radical politicians for capitalism; dull administrative difficulties and poor conditions in India.

12 Colonial Office, letters from lord Crewe, 1910 – 1943, folder [box C10] Bundle: Letters from lord Crewe - 12 November 1910, J. S. Murray to lord Crewe assigning a salary of £150 to an assistant private secretary. - 17 March 1913 Lord Crewe to Chalmers, from India Office, requesting a pay raise for Clay from £150 to £250. - Envelope containing several letters, note that ‘these letters were given to me by Lord Bradley 10 February 1948’, including: - 1 May 1942, Crewe to CTC on unsuccessful attempt to get CBE for CTC. - 8 July 1943 Macmillan to Bradley suggesting recognition of Clay’s long and admirable services as House of Lord’s Librarian. - 10 July 1943 Crewe to Bradley on Charles’ deserving formal recognition of his excellent services. - 11 July 1943 Crewe to Bradley detailing CTC extensive service rendered.

Blue box file ‘autographs’: Crewe loose letters folder (from blue box file ‘autographs’) [box C10] - Loose letters: request for autograph 1911; note, 28 April 1945, that Crewe’s poem ‘a shallow grave’ is in the golden book of English poetry; Note that caricatures for sale at Christies, annotation CTC 22 November 1912 that these were secured.

Crewe manuscript donation 1958 folder (from blue box file ‘autographs’) [box C10] - Correspondence relating to the donation by the lady Crewe of lord Crewe’s personal papers to the University of Cambridge Library: CTC pencil draft of letter to Creswick, Librarian at Cambridge, detailing donation of Crewe papers to Cambridge, letters H. R. Creswick to CTC January - September 1958 regarding receipt and arrangement of Crewe papers; 1964 further addition to the Cambridge collection of lord Crewe’s journal of a visit to South Africa.

Crewe correspondence from Colonial Office, India Office, House of Lords (from blue box file ‘autographs’) [box C10]

- Envelope: ‘the Marquess of Crewe, colonial office, India office, House of Lords’, correspondence 1910 – 1914 between Crewe and CTC as Crewe’s private secretary; 1922; 1928 on Library Committee and Harry Verney’s accident; 1929 on Crewe’s writing of the life of Lord Roseberry; 1932-3; 1938; 1944.

Lady Crewe (from blue box file ‘autographs’) [box C10] - Envelope ‘Lady Crewe, Mary Roxburghe and Celia Coates’: Margaret Crewe letters of thanks 1957, 1958- 9, 1962; five letters from Mary Roxburghe to CTC on book and advice given, undated, related note by CTC 1967; Celia Coates 9 December 1971, letter of thanks on sympathy following death of Clive.

Viscount Morely (from blue box file ‘autographs’) [box C10] - Envelope ‘Viscount Morely of Blackthorn’: notes Morley to CTC 1910 – 1915, some requesting books, some general correspondence.

CTC correspondence research and publications

CTC research correspondence genealogy (loose letters) folder [box C9] - Letter from Anthony Wagner, College of Arms, 14 May 1973, enclosing copy of Kelley’s material on the descent of the Wydecumbe family from Faramus of Boulogne. - Envelope labelled ‘genealogical misc.’ with correspondence requesting information on genealogy, 1955-65 - John le Patourel 1 June 1965 on seneschals in Aquitaine, entry for Henry Tison. - Letters from Charles Evans 4 and 14 July 1955 on pedigree of Eleanor of Geneve; pedigree of Simon de Roche [Chouart]; 9 May 1957; 1 October 1961 on G. H. White. - Anthony Wagner, College of Arms, 16 October 1964, Darell family pedigree, with CTC pencil annotation on Darell family pedigree. - Christopher Cheyney, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, 26 October 1961 on identity of Countess Margaret in Lanthony Cartulary, with typed extract from cartulary. - Article from ‘The Times’ 29 July 1961, on ‘Duty of Hereditary Peer to Sit: Mr St Clair an MP’.

13 Research correspondence folder (loose, by name) [box C9] Including letters from: - W. M. L’Anson, single loose letter 13 June 1924, on Thornhill, Hazelwood, Kildwick, Wormesley pedigrees. - Paley Baildon 8 April 1912 on history of tithes in England and 4 March 1921 on Leventhorpe notes and suggestions for translation of will (unspecified). - Three letters dated 1959, from Christopher Dobson, successor as House of Lords Librarian, including on Rolson manuscript of his history of the library. - Lord Farrer, 1930-31, genealogical correspondence on Rosamund daughter of William Listen of Thornton; - E. L. Fraser, envelope labelled ‘Fraser 1949’ with single letter 4 December 1949, thanking CTC for sending book and commentary on the quality of the two enclosed black and white photographs, showing library parliament house Melbourne - F. J. Laforte, letter from Abbaye de Saint-Wandrille replying to CTC research query, 22 January [1934] - E. C. Hudson, letter dated 23 June 1947, offering to send various books of Roman history - Dr Dietrich Lohrmann, single loose letter, 13 December 1971, four documents on the Counts of Warrenne found at the abbey of St Germer de Fly, with typed versions of document extracts, notes in German and draft CTC reply. - Council of the New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1946 – 1947, invitation to become a corresponding member of the society.

CTC correspondence “historians” [box C12] Green box ‘letters’, with index of historians, correspondence with historians 1941-61 arranged alphabetically, with letters between 1930 – 1976 on various historical enquiries and subjects, including correspondence with Christopher Brooke, E. N Brooke, Geoffrey Bailour, G. Barraclough, E. H. Hunterstain, Christopher Cheyney, H. A. Crowne, G. G. Coulton, Edmund Craster, R. R. Darlington, David Douglas, Rose Graham, , John le Patourel, G. Andrews Moriaty, Kathleen Major, Donald Nichols, F. M. Poisicke, F. M. Stenton, Dick Southern [All Souls and Balliol], James Tait, R. F. Treharne.

Niobey, L’Abbaye de Hambye, 1937 – 1959, folder [box C9] Letters from the society of the Abbey of Hambye, Abbot E. Niobey to CTC, between 19 October 1937 to 14 July 1959, from E. Niobey to CTC in French, on historical research into Paynel; invitation to wedding of Louis d’Estouteville and Jehanne Painel, 25 July 1937.

Geoffrey H. White folder [box C9] Geoffrey H. White 1948 and 1956, 15 March 1948 letter enclosing proofs of appendices D to G on Henry I’s illegitimate children, Marshals under the Conqueror, The Earldoms of Wiltshire and Salisbury, and the Plantagenet enamel at Le Mans, with some handwritten annotations by GHW; correspondence regarding research for new article in The Complete Peerage on York, 2 and 15 February 1956 on question of the princes in the tower, the Dukedom of Norfolk, with enclosed copy of memorandum by G. H. White on The Bones Alleged to be those of Edward V, and Richard, Duke of York (not intended by GHW for publication) and footnotes for memorandum.

Bob Brandt biography 1920 folder [box C9] Envelope labelled ‘Miscellaneous from helpers and critics (synonymous); D. R. Brandt Book and subsequent letters’, incl. letters researching and CTC publication of Bob Brandt biography, 1920, including from Arthur F. Hill, Cyril Bailey, Henry Gibbon (Balliol, with notes of recollections of Brandt), [Florence] Brandt on declining letters from BB for book, notes on draft by Mr Brandt, Gorell, Alec Paterson, C. F. Pope, Leonard Auxley, Henry R. Bolton on Brandt as a soldier, J. R. M. Butler, Julian Huxley, C. D. Carew Robinson, D. E. [Somerville] ; also CTC poem drafted on one envelope, CTC notes on letter-extracts to use in biography; notes of congratulations, comments and corrections on the publication from H. Verney, Arthur F. Hart, Gorell, Shuttleworth, Arthur F. Wright.

14 Bob Brandt biography 1920: Brandt original letters [box C9] Envelope labelled ‘original letters from D.R.B’, letters from Bob Brandt at Brasenose college, 1908-1913, including schedule for meeting of egoists club, 1912 poem ‘Charles, I am drunk with this tipsified night’, stay in Freshwater, stay in Brittany, notes on relationship between Bob and his mother (unpublished), getting to know Paris nightlife, reaction to news of CTC engagement, ‘you have a way of writing charming letters which is highly flattering to the friends who receive them’ (1913), the merits of dons marrying; sub-envelope with letters from Brandt, with CTC compiled index of letters with subject matters: snow fight in Balliol, Tolstoy, Oxford, Westminster Abbey, reading in theatre, Raffalo Gambucci and Brittany, Riding and Piero, [perle], after Adam’s home, [?], politics, almost in full, H. Mission, (almost in full), [?], grouse, Ireland, Ch. Stetton, congrats on engagement, leaving BNC, parts, Paris, Allies raids.

Lacy Kirkminsterbottom, 1928, folder [box C11] Brown envelope labelled ‘Lacy Kirkminsterbottom’, with pencil index of topics, incl.: - Correspondence 1924; 1925; 1928; 1932; 1959, including Christopher Brooke (University of Liverpool), John Lister, W. Paley Baildon, Farrer, on topics including galley proofs, Lacy dates. - Lacy v. Crowellbottom assize proceedings, copied and sent by John Lister 10 April 1928. - CTC notes on Lacy chronology 1574 – 1618.

Seal papers 1929 folder [box C11] Envelope labelled ‘seal paper 1929 letters’, incl. letters in response to CTC ‘The Monastic Seals of Yorkshire’, 1929-1930, including letters of thanks and congratulations from W. L. Christie, T. Wallis-Hall, C. H. Hunter Blair, W. E. C. Wheldon (Durham Deanery), Leigh Joleon, J. W. Walker, John Lister (Shivden Hall), Theburt Prater, FFN (Balliol), The Thoresby Society.

Yorks deeds vol. VII, 1932, folder [box C11] Envelope labelled Yorks Deeds vol VII, 1932’, John Parker, Farrer on ‘Somsershall’, Lawrence E. Tanner, R. Mynors (Balliol Librarian), Galbraith (with notes, Balliol), Times review of Yorkshire Deeds.

Fasti parochiales vol. I, 1933, folder [box C11] Envelope labelled ‘Fasti parochiales, vol I., Sept-Oct. 1933’, clipping of publications list in Times, letters Walker (YAS), Colonel John Parker, A. Hamilton Thompson.

EYC IV and V 1935 and 1937 folder [box C11] Envelope labelled ‘EYC IV, Richmond I letters on publication 1935, and vol. V, Richmond II, 1937’, including list of gift copies, letters from J. W. Walker (YAS), G. Herbert Fowler, N. Denholm-Young (Magdalene College Oxford), Galbraith (with notes), R. Mynors (Balliol Librarian), Canon Foster, Eric Millar, H. A. Doubleday (The Complete Peerage), C. H. Hunter-Blair; in addition for 1937 M. A. Hunterstain, A. Hamilton Thompson, F. M. Stenton, Galbraith (2 letters, with notes).

EYC VI Paynel Fee, 1939, research folder [box C11] Envelope labelled ‘Paynel EYC VI misc. points’, incl. correspondence 1937-8 from G. W. Galbraith, C. T. F. Cower (Public Record Office), Charles Johnson, A. Hamilton Thompson, on topics including Painel name, Bawle abbey, Nigel Fossard, extract from Charter of Thurston from the Kenilworth catulary, Garthorpe, notes on tracing charter of Hugh Painel.

EYC VI Paynel Fee, 1939, letters of thanks folder [box C11] Envelope labelled ‘EYC VI, Paynel 1939’, E. Niobey, YAS, Roger A. B. Mynors (Balliol), YAJ, J. W. Housemann, N. Denholm-Young.

EYC VII Skipton 1948 folder [box C11] Envelope labelled ‘EYC VII, Skipton 1948’ letters of thanks incl. Lord Hothfield (Skipton Castle), Millar, David Douglas, [Christopher] Brooke, Prickett, N. Denholm-Young.

Hatton book of seals folder 1949 [box C11] A4 envelope labelled ‘Hatton book of seals’, incl.: Correspondence between June 1948 - January 1950, relating to Hatton Book of Seals publication, including from Joan Wake (Northamptonshire Record Society), Francis Needham, [Denis] Stanton (University of Reading), L. Poole, on topics including Lord Winchilsea cartulary and similarity to leaves in scrapbook at Welbeck, transcription and research work on various charters, Dugdale MS17, photographing book of seals 1949; Clarendon press proof of book of seals images, 25 July 1949.

15 EYC VIII Warenne 1950 folder [box C11] Envelope labelled ‘EYC VIII, Warenne 1950’, letter Society of Antiquaries of Morine on the ‘Hamelines’, Christopher Brooke, Lindsay Flemming, J. W. Walker, Galbraith (Oriel), Austin L. Poole (St John’s Oxford), David Douglas including notes on draft.

Anglo Norman Families 1951 correspondence folder [box C11] Including correspondence from Anthony Wagner, Charles Johnston, Frank M. Stenton, Austin L. Poole.

Roxburghe club publication of the York Psalter 1952, letters of thanks folder [box C11] Brown A4 envelope, labelled ‘Roxburghe letters of thanks’, including letters of thanks following receipt of CTC publication ‘Roxburghe’ volume, November – December 1952, including from Wellington, Kennet, Lord Salisbury, Bodleian Library, Margaret Dobie, National Library of , British Museum, York Deanery, and others.

Roxburghe club publication of the York Psalter 1952, Eric Millar correspondence folder [box C11] Correspondence 1951-1955 with Eric Millar on production, publication and sales of the Roxburghe York Psalter.

EYC IX Stuteville 1953 folder [box C11] Envelope labelled ‘EYC IX, Stuteville 1953’, letters of thanks and congratulations Austin L. Poole (St John’s Oxford), Balliol, C. Brooke, David Douglas, Wellington, C. Cheyney (University of Manchester).

EYC X Trussebut, 1954 folder: CTC notes and correspondence [box C11] - Correspondence relating to The Pilgrim Trust funding for volume X of the Early Yorkshire Charters, 1954; - Correspondence relating to EYC X research and publication,1953 - 1955, correspondents including Dorothy Williamson (Lincolnshire Archives Committee), Austin L. Poole (St John’s College, Oxford), Charles Johnson, Christopher Brooke, Christopher Cheyney, Frank. M. Stenton, Doris Stenton. Topics include feodary of Peterborough lands relating to Trussebuts, Agatha Trussebut, transcription of Henry I charter ms CDF 196 [197], Geoffrey FitzPain, Warter priory, Kirkham document, Braunstone charters, Ranulf de Glanville, Cheyney notes on a Lacy fee decretal, Robert Fulcon. - CTC notes of Hugh de Neville. - De Warenne pedigree. - EYC X image plates.

EYC X Trussebut 1956, letters on publication folder [box C11] Envelope labelled ‘EYC X, 1956, Trussebut’, letters of thanks and congratulations from The Pilgrim Trust, N. Denholm-Young (University College of North Wales, Bangor), Austin L. Poole (St John’s College, Oxford), C. Cheyney, University of Bristol, David Douglas (British Academy) on proposing Runciman be elected to the British Academy.

CTC publications correspondence Faber 1957- 1958 folder [box C11] - 28 May 1958, Downing College Cambridge, Reginald White to CTC on Turberville book publication. - Letter 2 April 1957, Geffrey Faber to CTC, regarding proofreading of the manuscript, with enclosed R. J. White Editorial note to posthumously edited and published sequel to The House of Lords in the Eighteenth Century by professor Arthur Stanley Turberville. - Letter 28 March 1957, Geffrey Faber to CTC, on R. J. White prepared draft of the book, with enclosed copy of letter from R. White to Geffrey Faber. - Letters 12 May 1957 – 9 June 1958, Kate Turberville to CTC.

YMF I 1958 folder [box C11] Envelope labelled ‘YMF I 1958’, incl. correspondence on ‘York Minster Fasti’ vol. I, Brooke indicating annotations to ms with regard to Lancs. Chartularies, Kathleen Major, YAS, Cheyney, Anthony Wagner.

YMF II 1960, research correspondence folder [box C11] Brown envelope labelled ‘Fasti II misc.’ incl.: Correspondence with Kathleen Edwards (University of Aberdeen), Keith Train (Thornton Society), G. B. Emden, A. H. Smith, Christopher Brooke (University of Liverpool), W. D. Peckham, J. S. Purvis, with notes including Copy of Westminster muniments charter no. 1492, William of York, the Rotherfield family, Walter de Tany, dubious prebendaries, grants of land from Archbishop Gray to John de Hilton.

16 YMF II 1960, publication correspondence folder [box C11] Envelope labelled ‘YMF II 1960’ incl. correspondence on ‘York Minster Fasti’ vol. II, incl. on strike at the Printing Company, Library of Rouen, C. Cheyney, G. B. Emden, Kathleen Major, David Knowles (Peterhouse, Cambridge), C. Brooke (Liverpool).

EYC XI Percy fee 1963 folder [box C11] Envelope labelled ‘EYC XI Percy Fee 1963’ incl. correspondence on publication CTC ‘The Percy Fee’, vol. XI of the Early Yorkshire Charters’, incl. C. Cheyney (Copus Christi Cambridge), Kathleen Major (St Hilda’s Oxford), Anthony Wagner (College of Arms), J. Quinn (Balliol College Librarian), Christopher Brooke (University of Liverpool), Dick Sullivan (All Souls, Oxford), The Marc Fitch Fund, George Potter (University of Sheffield).

EYC XII Tyson fee 1965 folder [box C11] Envelope labelled ‘EYC XII 1965, Tyson’, letters of thanks, with annotation initialled ‘CC, 26 Jan 1977’ stating that it contains many letters from historians, including Christopher Cheyney, Christopher Brooke (University of Liverpool), Austin Lane Poole, R. Southern, Galbraith, Kathleen Major, John le Patourel (University of Leeds), Diana Greenway (Institute of Historical Research).

CTC correspondence Loxley MSS publication 1967 folder [box C11] Loxley MSS; April 1967, correspondence with Dorothy Gregory-Hood and others about Loxley charter original in Gregory-Hood’s possession.

CTC correspondence Gloucester register 1974 folder [box C11] Correspondence relating to CTC review of Robert B. Patterson, ed., Earldom of Gloucester Charters, 1974, with typed copy of review for proof.

CTC correspondence: other recipients

Other recipients folder [box C8] - Letter to J.T. Clay, 18 December 1875, from Rev. F. Pizon. - Letter to Mrs [Alice] Clay, 18 May 1888, with riddle about mangoes and monkeys, signed F. S. P. [Frederick Startin Pilleau?] - Letter to Wilfred, 19 March [1905], from [Alice Clay] regarding the revival of the Primrose league in Rastrick and Brighouse [insect damage to lower edge of letter]. - Undated letter from the president of the Yorkshire Archaeological Society Gordon C. F. Forster to Mrs Maxwell-Hyslop offering sympathy upon the death of her father, recalling CTC’s ‘charm, modesty, wisdom and kindness’.

J.W. Clay folder [box C8] Letters from John William Clay to J. C. Hodgson 1894 – 1915, regarding various research and information to do with Dugdale’s visitation, with letter from C. H. Hunter Blair sending these letters to CTC 27 January 1935.

J.W. Clay Maroon letter book [box C8] Letters dated between 1888 – 1909 to John William Clay, including letters from Hiswich Graham, W. H. Battie- Wrightson, G. Chivers Bower, S. E. Colcagne, Hawkesbury [Kirkham abbey York], Amherst of Didlington Hall (Brandon, Norfolk), Charles Bert Norcliffe (Lancton Hall, Malton, Yorkshire), H. S. M. Call, J. C. Hodgson, including topics regarding genealogical research into, for example, the Hawcliffe pedigree, Mountaigne pedigree, Fountaine pedigree, Marmion, Douray.

Green A5 letter book labelled ‘Peerage and Dugdale letters’ 1898 – 1918 [box C8] Includes correspondence on John William Clay pedigree research 1898 and 1909; regarding John William Clay publication of edition of Dugdale’s visitation 1913-15 including letters from Leo J. Armitage, Alan Radcliffe; letters regarding publication of second revised part of Dugdale’s visitation 1916 – 1918 incl. from J. C. Hodgson, John Livesey, the Richmond Herald, Halifax; miscellaneous letter 1916-1918.

17 2. CTC DIARIES AND VERSE

CTC diary 1908 – 1909, in A4 notebook, titled ‘diary 1908-1909 [box C12] CTC DIARY 1910, 1911; 1915, in black notebook with CTC diary 1910, 1911 and 1915; list of other diaries and notebooks by CTC and other family members attached to cover of diary. [box C12] CTC diary February – April 1912, daily lunches and engagements on slip of paper [box C12] CTC diary March – April 1912; holiday August - September 1912 [box C12] CTC diary April – May 1916, in Army Book 136, labelled C.T. Clay [box C12] CTC diary 1943 – 1947, in blue A5 notebook, also notes on books read 1908-1944 [box C12] CTC diary 1947 – 1964, within Fasti Parochiales, YAS record series LXXXV [box C12] CTC diary May 1947 – 1965, within cover of ‘The Cartulary of Healaugh Park’ YAS Record Series XCII; some insect damage to early pages – very fragile [box C12] CTC diary 1964 - 1968, in blue A5 notebook, titled ‘in continuation from Brown Book 1947-64; Oct 1964’ [box C12]

CTC handwritten memoirs, dated 1976, of time in Colonial office 1909 – 1910, on India Office 1910 – 1914, on WWI, on years after 1919, on Balliol; and ‘a gathering of dates’ [box C12]

CTC notes and citations from books read (undated), in red notebook labelled ‘notes by CTC on English Lit. etc’; includes numerous enclosures including CTC accounts of outings, notes on pedigrees, secondary reading [box C12]

Address and telephone book, with enclosure: envelope containing photos labelled ‘Finches’ [box C12]

CTC verse folder [box C12] - Typed version of the joke, ‘The Lord said unto Noah’ - Handwritten copy (not CTC hand) of ‘Report by the acting recorder on the alleged disappearance of the Dean of Bocking’, dated 9 February 1932. - Handwritten verse, ‘it came as a shock that the Rape of the Lock might not have been written by Pope’ - Handwritten verse ‘A wake! A wake! The book of seals / will shortly be in print’, annotation c. 1939; letter 15 January 1940, Lady Stenton to CTC thanking him for his verses, with CTC verse ‘Pudsey and Bishopsridge’ on reverse; Letter 10 November 1962 from Patricia James to CTC present the finished book to Lady Stenton; CTC handwritten speech presenting book to Lady Stenton 7 December 1962. - Typed verse ‘Prince’s Chamber’, with annotation ‘written for Dudley Ryder on his retirement’, signed Clay July 1956. - Handwritten verse ‘A Percy Relique recently discovered’, 23 June 1958. - Handwritten verse, ‘Of Wallia from principia’ - Handwritten verse ‘A woman of the Eton mews’ - Typed puzzle, ‘A Logical Deduction’, February 1956. - Handwritten verse labelled ‘To C, Denique nostrum’, 31 October 1956. - Handwritten verse labelled ‘To Dudley Ryder, in anticipation of the removal of the statues in the Prince’s Chamber’, 27 July 1956. - Verse, ‘Have you seen the last book of sir Richmond?’ - Letter 22 December 1954 from A. E. Richardson to CTC with enclosed CTC verse, ‘Although you be a P.R.A, the gods, I know, applaud it, you cannot carve a peer from clay, - besides, I can’t afford it!’ - Handwritten verse, ‘There once was a man of Khartoum’ - Note ‘regional bereavement officer of the National Coal Board’ - Schedule for outing to Bury St Edmunds of the Cocked Hat Club, 24 – 27 June 1949. - Handwritten list of ‘remaining committees 1965’ - Letter 9 January 1948 from The Allied Circle to CTC with regard to the possibility of CTC becoming president of the Huguenot Society. - Envelope, unlabelled, stamped 9 August 1956, annotation ‘personal’, incl. note from Dudley and multiple Xeroxes of verse ‘Prince’s Chamber’

18 3. PERSONAL AND FAMILY

Clay family photos [box PF1] Red file labelled ‘unframed photos, Clay JWC, CTC’, including photos of: Elizabeth Travis Clay d. 1873; Hannah Maria Whitwell, John William Clay, William Snowdon Robson, house interior, CTC as boy, CTC military, Jane Catherine Clay, Hannah Maria Rutter [watercolour?], Library at Rastrick, Amelia Clay, Mary Green (Clay), portrait of young Charles Clay, army group photo with Cyril Gay and Charles, view from 8 Longwall Oxford, Jane Catherine Clay,

BW photographs of watercolour paintings, one with woman and children in lane, one with cart (three copies of each, unlabelled) [box PF1]

Photograph of fob watch Fitzwilliam Museum FMS 2282 [box PF1]

J. T. Clay undated Christmas card with photo of pencil portrait [box PF1]

Photo of painted portrait of Francis [Atlawes?] m. William Travis 1769 [box PF1]

Photo of interior labelled ‘Charlie’s room at Harrow’ [box PF1] Landscape labelled ‘towards Brighouse and Southowram’ [box PF1] Cabinet card portrait ‘Aunt Dorothy’ with Eastman portrait films lid [box PF1]

Charles Travis Clay folder [box PF1] Announcement of the death of Lieutenant Colonel Henry Cecil Harland Hudson, written by CTC CDV of CTC, undated, c. 1904 – 1906.

The Essay Club Rules and Roll of Members, pencil note 1928, recording CTC as president in 1928 [box PF1] Yorkshire Post articles on 60th anniversary of CTC election to Yorkshire Archaeological Society, 1 November 1968 [box PF1]

Correspondence, January 1968 with Ernest W. Sands and article The Brighouse Echo, 29 December 1967, on CTC moving from 11 Tite Street after 54 years [box PF1] wooden coat of arms labelled ‘1947 Charles Travis Clay’ [box PF1]

Charles Travis Clay marriage to Violet Robson folder [box PF1] - Birth and marriage certificates Violet Robson and CTC - Certificate of baptism and confirmation, Violet Robson - Newspapers clippings on wedding - Exercise book with list of wedding presents and givers - pencil copy of photograph of Violet and Charles leaving the wedding service

Rastrick Public Library folder [box PF1] - Booklet ‘opening of the Rastrick Public Library, 22 November 1912’, land donated by John William Clay, with enclosures newspaper clipping and BW photo of town scene with horse and cart. - Invitation to CTC for the opening of Rastrick library, 22 November 1912, with pencil annotation ‘refused’.

CTC freemason activities folder [box PF1] - Old Harrovian Lodge dinner menu, 22 July 1926 - Election as an officer in the Grand Priory of the British Realm of the venerable order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, 30 July 1930 - Certificate of admission to Halifax Lodge 11 September 1908, as a royal archmason 6 February 1909 - Letter conferring honour of London rank, December 1933.

Strawboard roll labelled ‘Clay masonry’, three mason certificates, including CTC acceptance 12 June 1928 Eton and Harrow Lodge [outsized; separate]

19 Obituaries of Charles Travis Clay folder [box PF1] - The Times obituary, 2 February 1978; - Charles Clay 1885 - 1978, by Christopher Brooke, proceedings of the British Academy, vol. LXIV, 1978 (four copies, one with note on front leaf ‘with warmest thanks, Christopher’, with enclosures of letter to Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop, 10 April 1980, from Mike thanking her for copy of Christopher Brooke obituary of CTC; letter to Bill from Christopher Dobson, 18 April 1980, thanking for Brooke biography of CTC; from Elizabeth to Rachel, 25 April 1980; Margot to Rachel, 10 April [1980]); - Order of service for CTC funeral, 4 February 1978; - Obituary of CTC by M. J. Stanley Price, in the Yorkshire Archaeological Journal - Balliol: Charles Travis Clay materials relating to Balliol College, Oxford

Rolled tennis photographs: [box PF2] Balliol Lawn Tennis 1906, including N. Leslie, F. W. Percival, A. S. Rose, M. G. Holmes, C. T. Clay and E. R. [P]; Balliol Lawn Tennis 1908, including H. N. P. Slonian, A. S. Roc, M. G. Holmes, C. T. Clay, M. L. MacCalhun, F. W. S. McLaren, W. R. Rybek; third photo unlabelled.

Certificate of lifetime membership of Oxford Union Society, 14 October 1907 [box PF2]

Charles Travis Clay Balliol notes and essays 1906 – March 1907 [box PF2] Including notes on history of English Law, religious prosecution under Mary, The Restoration, Clarendon, Judicial System in the thirteenth century, Judicial system: 1066 – 1176, Growth of the Jury, Habeas Corpus, Judicial System – 1066, Canon Law in England, The Poor Law, Parliamentary and Constitutional history Charles I 1625 – 9, Parliament of 1621 and Protestation of House of Commons, Parliamentary and Constitutional questions James I.

Charles Travis Clay Balliol notes and essays April – December 1907 [box PF2] Including notes on disappearance of English serfdom, the Venetian constitution, Manorial Courts, Foreign Policy 1603-30 and 1652 – 60, the Reign of James II, The Civil Wars, Parliamentary and constitutional commonwealth and protectorate, Political questions protectorate, Constitutional and Parliamentary history 1640 – 1649, Henry VIII: The divorce, The Church under Anne, Constitutional questions thirteenth century, constitutional questions fourteenth century, Burgundy, constitutional questions 1660 – 1688, The Privy Council star chamber, St Hugh of Lincoln.

Charles Travis Clay Balliol notes and essays 1908 [box PF2] Including notes on the Church under James I, Foreign Policy 1660 – 1688, Bimetallism, Constitutional aspects of the House of Lancaster, Henry II, Ecclesiastical questions 1272, Taxation 1066 – 1376.

Charles Travis Clay Balliol notes: by topic [box PF2] Including notes on cases in constitutional law, the cabinet, Germany, Magna Carta, Deans of St Pauls, the Law of Treason, Decay in the power of the crown after 1688, Growth of the powers of the house of commons after 1688, Opposition to William III, Edward VI, Towns, Landmarks in the history of Thegnship, The immediate effects of the Norman conquest; Red note book on English history from 1688. [box PF2]

20 Rastrick house

Lantern slides 6 [several cracked], one large gelatine dry plate with envelope stamped December 1924 [box PF 3]

Rastrick folder [box PF 3] Two photos of the lodge Rastrick house in green Elliott and Fry folder labelled ‘unsorted photos – keep Clay’.

Small white paper folder with photo of painting of Rastrick House, photo of Rastrick House labelled ‘before Rastrick House addition. [box PF 3]

Correspondence with Ernest W. Sands, November 1967, on photographing Rastrick house, comments on history of Brighouse and development in Brighouse. [box PF 3]

Photos of Rastrick church, Crowtrees house, Rastrick house, lodge gates Rastrick, Mill in Rastrick where John Clay was born. [box PF 3]

Book, ‘History of Brighouse, Rastrick and Hipperholme’ 1893, J. Horsefall Turner, pencil inscription ‘for Charles, from Christopher Christmas 1963’. [box PF 3]

Clay family

John William Clay papers [box PF 3] Offprint of obituary of John William Clay from Yorkshire Archaeological Society vol. 25. Two sheets listing books, some with editions, together with prices paid by John William Clay.

Joseph Travis Clay [box PF 3] Colour photograph of in card sleeve of charter granting Joseph Travis Clay right to coat of arms 23 December 1884. Pamphlet, observations on the Yorkshire Drift and Gravel, a paper read before the geological and polytechnic society of the West-riding of Yorkshire, 2 December 1841, by JTC. Card backed BW photos – portrait JTC labelled ‘at cloth fair’ and image of horse and handler. Cabinet card portrait to mark death of Joseph Travis Clay.

Small red sketchbook with clasp, labelled ‘walking tour in the lakes J. T. Clay, Wm Clay (his brother), William Aldarn (Pease), between 1825 and 1830; 1835’, incl. diary and pencil landscape sketches; pressed fern. [box PF 3]

Blue diary labelled ‘Joseph Travis Clay, William Clay, William Aldarn 1836; also travel to Paris in 1821’. [box PF 3]

Small black notebook labelled ‘Notebook of J. T. Clay, given to me by M. E. Clay, Sept. 1919; initialled CL’, incl.: landscape pencil sketches, meeting notes 1836, business accounts. [box PF 3]

Small red notebook labelled ‘Note book of J. T. Clay given to me by M. E. Clay Sept. 1919; initialled CL’, notes and sketches of mountains. [box PF 3]

Small blue notebook, titled on flyleaf ‘Clay House and the Clays by John Hunter, author of South Yorkshire’; also contains notes from parish registers and registers of Christenings of Clay forbears. [box PF 3]

Small green sketchbook with domestic portraits in pencil; undated and unsigned. [box PF 3]

Alice Clay folder [box PF 3] The Times, 1 January 1935, article on Alice Clay anthology of Agony column.

Green A4 cuttings file, Clay family related cuttings from 1905 – 1968 [box PF 3]

21 Violet, Diana, Kay, Rachel folder [box PF 3] Violet Clay memorial order of service, d. 25 June 1972, memorial 6 July 1972, Christ Church, Chelsea Diana Robson memorial order of service, 12 January 1955, St Mildred’s Church, Tenterton Kathleen Gay memorial order of service, d. 28 December 1968, memorial 3 January 1969, Christ Church, Chelsea. Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop [Clay] handwritten essay ‘History for miss Rowntree’ [9 pp].

22 4. CTC PROFESSIONAL MATTERS

Charles Travis Clay materials relating to war service

CTC war service folder [box PF1] - CTC certificate of appointment to territorial army, 1915, Royal First Devon Yeomanry. - Printed QMG hierarchy. - Officer’s record of services. - Instructions for inspection of the 57th division by the king, 23 September 1916. - 4 August 1918 Service of Remembrance booklet. - Photograph of memorial to fallen men from Rastrick. - Certificates for gallant and distinguished service 7 November 1917 and 8 November 1918, presented 1 March 1919. - CTC in France, three photos of CTC on horseback. - Letter of notice of retirement age for TA, 30 July 1933. - Award of the ‘Croix du Chevalier du merite agricole’, 7 March 1919. - Letter awarding ‘la Croix de Chevalier’ 4 March 1918, letter confirming Croix Agricole, with envelope labelled ‘Monsieur le Capitaine C. T. Clay adjoint au Quartermaster General’. - Certificate of receipt of the Croix de Guerre of the Order of Leopold of Belgium, 15 February 1918.

Book ‘Mission Militaire Francaise attachee a l’armee britanique’, [1 June 1918], signed with addresses for a number of military colleagues. [box PF1]

Book ‘Arras bombarde’ by E. Ruff, note ‘Souvenir d’ Arthur Deneuville au Major Clay, 21 October 1918. [box PF1]

Green A4 clip file labelled ‘conference materials’, including: hand drawn map of first Royal Devon Yeomanry 1915, signed CTC; reports on rents for the British Army agreed with the Portuguese; notes meeting Dunkirk 21 October 1917 attended Cpt. Clay; various other reports and materials 1915-1918 relating to military reimbursement, help with agriculture, use of military forest areas. [box PF1]

Envelope labelled ‘Major Clay/Rhymes’ incl. various poems c. 1914. [box PF1]

CTC professional activities in Westminster (Assistant to Lord Crewe, Colonial Office, India Office and House of Lords librarianship)

Indian fiscal policy [W 1] Printed pamphlet: ‘Mr Bonar Law and Indian Fiscal Policy: Verbatim Report of part of the speech delivered by the Marquesse of Crewe, K.G., Secretary of State for India, at Cheltenham, on the 4th December 1912,’ relating to Indian fiscal policy; published version of letter from Lord Crewe to a correspondent in Manchester relating to Indian Fiscal Policy, 21 December 1912; report on Lord Crewe entertaining 75 newly appointed officers at the India Office, with speech, CTC pencil annotation ‘1913’; message from the King Emperor to the Princes and Peoples of India; Report on lord Crewe entertaining 65 newly appointed officers at the India office, CTC pencil annotation 1914.

House of Lords report [W 1] House of Lords official report 10 December 1936: abdication of the King, with enclosures: copy of the Bill of abdication; The Times, 5 May 1926 on the General Strike.

Select committee reports [W 1] Reports from the select committee 1951, 1952, 1956, official report on the House of Lords parliamentary debates 27 June 1956.

History of the House of Lords Library [W 1] A history of the library of the House of Lords, Edmund Gosse, June 1908, with plan of the old House of Lords bearing House of Lords stamp.

House of Lords Library photographs [W 1] Brown A4 envelope labelled ‘house of Lords Library photographs’, incl. 3 A5 BW photos of House of Lords library, three postcards of library, photo of CTC as cavalry officer in France.

23 House of Lords Library portraits [W 1] Copy of various portraits, including Sir John Maynard 1602-1690 and Sir John Doderidge 1555-1628 from Exeter college, correspondence with W.H. Quarell of Exeter College regarding inclusion of copies in Library.

Civil defence [W 1] Certificate of thanks to CTC for services on Civil Defence in the Palace of Westminster September 1939 to January 1945.

Palaeography [W 1] Handwriting Sheets by Patrick Barry, 1954 with enclosures: three letters 1954 from Cholmondley, one from Ludlow Barker [possibly kept by CTC within book on handwriting for palaeographical merit]; Newbury District Field Club Publication’, including Transactions of the Newbury District Field Club, vol. VII no. 2, 1935.

24 5. CTC RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS

Early Yorkshire Charters [box RP 1] EYC vol. IX, Stuteville Fee, ed. CTC 1952. [box RP 1]

EYC vol X, ‘Trussebut Fee’, ed. CTC 1955; with enclosure, ‘with the compliments of Mr Charles Clay’. [box RP 1]

EYC vol XII, ‘Tison Fee’, 1965, ed. CTC. [box RP 1]

Mixed Miscellanea, C.T. Clay, Bookplate CTC, handwritten list of contents, articles by CTC from 1920, published in various journals. [box RP 1]

Miscellanea, Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, C.T. Clay, CTC bookplate in front and handwritten list of contents, with CTC articles published in the Yorkshire Archaeological Journal. [box RP 1]

Miscellanea II, CT Clay, bound volume with CTC bookplate and handwritten list of contents, containing selected CTC articles between 1931 – 1961 published in various journals. [box RP 1]

Yorkshire Archaeological Journal – CTC articles Early Dignitaries of York, CT Clay, offprint YAJ part 136, 1939. [box RP 2]

The Lincolnshire Historian The Lincolnshire Historian, vol. 2 no. 7, 1960, including article by CTC ‘Some Medieval Lincolnshire and Yorkshire Connexions’. [box RP 2]

Lincolnshire History and Archaeology Hugh Bardolf the Justice and his Family, C.T. Clay, reprint Lincolnshire History and Archaeology, vol. 1, 1966. [box RP 2]

Other authors: Publications by John William Clay: Dodsworth Church Notes John William Clay, JWC bookplate, YAJ XXXIV, 1904. [box RP 2]

The Clifford Family, John William Clay, JWC bookplate, YAJ XVIII. [box RP 2]

Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, general: YAJ vol. 48, 1976, with advertising enclosures. [box RP 2]

YAJ vol. 49, 1977 [box RP 2]

Secondary materials on the Abbey of Hambye Bulletin des Amis L’abbaye de Hambye, Noel 1937 no. 5, cover illustration by Emile Leroi, 1933. [box RP 2]

E. Niobey, ‘pour visiter l’abbaye de Hambye’ illustrated guide, 1936. [box RP 2]

Research materials - general: Set of pink notecards labelled ‘John William Clay 1838-1919, Bibliography’, written by CTC. [box RP 2]

Red leather address book with CTC research notes on place and family names, alphabetical, including Cromwellbottom, Foliot, Horsforth, Hebden Libersedge, de la Mare, Mascy, Owram, Newmarch, Peck, Rainevill, Shepley, Tilli, Thornhill [white reside/possible mould]. [box RP 2]

Burgundy coloured ledger with handwritten index with entries for [Secvile?], Mirfield, Solhill, Eland, Lacy, Thornhill: notes from research [not CTC hand, possibly John William Clay]. [box RP 2]

25 Research notes: by project [box RP 3] Anglo Norman notes folder: Envelope labelled ‘Miscellaneous scribbles etc., Anglo-Norman, YAS etc., for YA Society’ and ‘Miscellaneous Charters pedigrees etc.’, including c. 1931 – 53 research notes, bibliographic notes, correspondence on archival research, including correspondence with C. H. Hunter-Blair, S. Moriarty, Rose Graham, R. W. Hunt, R. Lennard, Janet D. Martin, with notes on king Henry II, writs of King Stephen, Bernard and Bruel, and Cluny, priors of Lewes, Anglo-Norman pedigrees; copy of charter of William son of Roger of Girlington, Stuteville fee, letter published on valuation of books in Dean and Chapter library of York, notes on Ribald at Middleham, articles on Yorkshire Archaeological Society strong room (The Yorkshire Post, 1931), Montacute priory, Roger de Beaumont pedigree, Thornhill of pedigree, Taison pedigree, Prieaux/Pratellis notes, Till notes.

Hopton, Denby, Lacy [box RP 3] Yellow box labelled ‘Yorkshire men in London etc., miscellaneous genealogical, Hopton, Denby, Lacy of Cromwellbottom’, incl. notes on Denby; notes on Hopton; Notes on Eland from rolls, including Eland material made use of and younger branches, notes from Whalley Coucher.

MS Addendum Bolton folder: CTC notes and correspondence [box RP 3] Brown envelope labelled ‘MS addendum Bolton’, incl.: - Notes on Ilkley; John de Sheffield; Kettlewell; rectors of Moiety; Kirkby Malham – revised August 1969; Osgoodby; Long Preston; Skipton; Marton; Giggleswick; Gisburn; Keighley; Linton. - Printed ‘Fortunes made in business: the Peases of Darlington’. - Offprint: ‘Joseph Pease: A memoir’, reprint from ‘The Northern Echo’, 9 February 1872’. - Pedigree of the families of Gascoigne, Knight and Fawkes of South Duffield, photocopy of Burton’s ‘Heaningbrough’.

Honour of Richmond publication 1934 [box RP 3] Brown A4 envelope labelled ‘Clay Papers, Di Artes, Clay family’, including: - A5 envelope ‘Honour of Richmond misc. Correspondence’, with letters dated 1932 - 1934, from correspondents including Colonel John Parker, Molly Gibbs, Lord Bolton, James Tait, G. Herbert Fowler, including on publication of the Farrer MS, notes on Richmond; Robert de Val, treasurer of St Pauls, manuscripts from Bolton Hall, Yorkshire Fitz Ranulfs, Count Conant; notes on de Charron pedigree; Richard pedigree notes; memorandum on method of publication for the Farrer manuscript by YAS. - Notes on tenants of Count Alan of Norfolk. - Letters May 1936 from C. de Vere Woodman with interest in Bodmin de Vere pedigree, having seen reference to Vere in the Honour of Richmond. - Notes from Nostell Chartulary. - Letters from A. T. Butler (College of Arms), 4 May 1936, on Glanvill pedigree, Valein pedigree - Notes on pedigree of Roald, letters from Lewis C. Loyd asking whether Roald is connected to Richmond pedigree. - Notes on Stillingfleet. - Haldein/Hatein pedigree; Valein pedigree with notes from Orderic Vitalis. - Notes on Linconsire families including de Cancy, Lascelles, Trihamtone, de Musby, de Neville, de Monte Begonis, de Wygetoft, de Moletone. - Letter from A. Hamilton Thomson 30 July 1936 regarding prior of Bridlington. - Letter from the Lincoln Record Society 20 September 1933 regarding four charters relating to Starforth. - File of material relating to Rollos labelled ‘all used for Richmond’. - Pedigree Wigan de la Mare. - Note on the origin of the constables of Richmond.

Fitz Alan [box RP3] Envelope Fitz Alan paper for [YAJ], with correspondence dated 1931 from H. S. M. Call, Canon Foster, H. H. L. Carter [Bodleian Library], Lewis C. Loyd, C. H. Hunter Blair.

Rolled item labelled ‘Percy Family YAS’, incl. pedigree William de Percy I, from 1096 to second house of Percy, and pedigree from Lambert de Multon c. 1142. [box W 1]

26 Lectures and speeches [box RP3] Speeches 1921 – 1936 (loose) folder [box RP3] - ‘The preservation of Hampstead Heath’, paper read before the Hampstead Heath Preservation Society 10 January 1921. - Lecture flyer, CTC chair, 9 November 1931. - Draft of speech on Brother Greig [of Harrow Masons?]. - Symbols of Authority speech for the Art Workers Guild, 16 October 1925, signed C. T. Clay July 1925. - Blue exercise book with undated and untitled draft speech; Bedfordshire Historical Society speech November 1936; Draft speech for old Etonians [undated]. - Draft speech for University College London on peerage, heraldry [undated, mentions recent death of King]. - Draft speech on Mason brother ‘W.M.’, 31 October 1928. - Rastrick Grammar School, 1933. - Draft speech for Society of Yorkshiremen, as Chairman of the Executive Council [undated]. - Draft speech on occasion of celebrating 60 years since CTC election to the society, following address by Professor Brooke.

Bradford [box RP3] A4 envelope labelled ‘Bradford October 1927’, incl.: Bradford Antiquarian and Historical Society speech 27 October 1927; BHAS dinner programme 27 October 1927; Bradford Historical Society Syllabus of Lecture Winter 1927-28; Bradford Telegraph and Argus article, 3 August 1927, on CTC as guest at BHAS dinner; The Yorkshire Observer clipping, 28 October 1927, on Charles Clay as chief guest at Bradford Historical and Antiquarian Society dinner; Yorkshire Post, 28 October 1927, on CTC as guest and speech on growing popular approval of aims of antiquarian societies; Brighouse echo; Yorkshire Observer, 25 June 1928, profile on CTC as a ‘famous Yorkshireman’, and Librarian to the House of Lords.

Bedfordshire Historical society folder [box RP3] Bedfordshire Historical Record Society, May 1954 speech on close connection of counties in the medieval period, with correspondence and clippings.

YAS lecture 1956 [box RP3] YAS April 1956, introductory remarks on history of society, before speech by Dr Purvis.

York Summer School 1949 [box RP3] York Summer School 1949, correspondence relating to the first summer school at York instituted by the York Civic Trust, including correspondence from J. S. Purvis, on CTC addressing the opening session, CTC lecture on architecture and records, York Summer School August 1949 pamphlet (part I and II); clipping from The Yorkshire Post and [The Yorkshire Times] on the opening of the summer school.

Lincolnshire record society 1948 [box RP3] Lincoln Record Society, 25 September 1948, speech on Lincolnshire local history, correspondence arranging speech.

Jumieges 1954 [box RP3] Jumièges conference celebrating the thirteenth centenary of the Abbey of Jumièges 1953; including correspondence 1953 – 1955, including correspondence inviting CTC to contribute; correspondence with Helen [Curwin?] relationship between Jumièges and Chewton Mendip church; conference schedule, list of papers and speakers.

27 6. CTC PERSONAL GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH CLAY/PILLEAU

1. Black A4 Notebook, ‘The pedigree and [illegible] of the family of my mother, alias Caroline Clay, née Pilleau’, by CTC, including Pilleau pedigree from Alexis Pilleau 1685; Farrington, Colby, de Braose. [box G1]

2. Black A5 notebook, Pedigrees of the families connected with the Clay family, compiled by CT Clay, vol. I, 1899, beginning with pedigree of ‘Pease of Darlington’ [pages containing sections I – III missing], Perigal, Pilleau, Clay, Whitwell, Chartier, Farrington. [box G1]

3. Black A5 notebook, Pedigrees of the families connected with the Clay family, compiled by Charles T. Clay, vol. II, 1900, with Ogier and Brady pedigree notes; enclosure of three letters from Raymond Tinne Berthton June 1916 on the Daval and Perigal pedigree. [box G1]

4. Folder: JWC Pedigree wheel [box G1] - Clay and Pilleau pedigree wheel, diagram showing CTC’s mother’s and father’s ancestry in five concentric rings going further back in history to approx. late seventeenth century. - CTC notes ‘rotary notes or thoughts on the wheel’, with his notes on the pedigree wheel made by his father John William Clay, such as notable ancestors and longevity of lives. - Coloured depiction of Clay coat of arms. - CTC hand copy of proclamation of grant of arms to Joseph Travis Clay. - Clipping from Sunday Times, 14 February 1960, on pedigree wheel for royal baby. - Alexis Pilleau pedigree. - John William Clay pedigree.

5. Folder: oldest parts of pedigree relating to Pilleau [box G1] - CTC handwritten pedigrees for families of: ‘Aumale/Mortimer’ (from 1053), Arches (from 1115), Bellême (from 981), Tosny (from 890), Ufford (from 1280), Valognes (from 1130), Clere (from 1129), Stuteville (from 1106), Tibetot or Tybotot (from 1241), Brus/Bellew (from 1142), Chesney (from 1086), Clavering (from 1166) Creake (from 1166), Fitzalan of Beadle (from 1093), Fay/Turnham/Broc (from 1174), Rus (from 1125), Debenham (from 1380). - Two letters from Lishi Bow dated 13 and 21 May 1974 regarding Sir Thomas Brewes and Debenham family; letter from Charles Evans (Harleian Society), 12 August 1975, on the de Cafet pedigree and connection to Robert II, King of France; CTC notes on Debenham pedigree from various secondary sources; CTC brief note on Charles Felix of Sardinia (1831), Joseph Mazzini.

6. Folder: (i) Clay and (ii) Pilleau pedigree, 16th – 19th centuries [box G1] (i) Clay ancestry Pedigrees showing F generations, Clay lineage, including families of Clay, Preston, Tiffany, Travis, Fairbarne, Milner, Appleton. Sandys Pedigree (from 1546, M generation), from Foster’s Lancashire Pedigrees. Fairbarne pedigree, from 18th century, not CTC hand, possibly F. C. Pilleau. Empson pedigree, (1737, F generation); notes on Cowell family [not CTC]. Benson pedigree (from 1109), copied from Foster’s Lancashire Pedigrees. Wilson pedigree (from 1700, H generation). Garbutt pedigree (1687, G generation).

(ii) Pilleau ancestry [box G1] Perigal, Ogier, Daval pedigrees, CTC hand, F generations, with CTC notes on Ogier individuals. Bernadin notes, notes on individual Bernadins from approx. seventeenth century. Colby/Brewse pedigree, rough draft. Maddox/Glover/Stansall/Waldo pedigree (1650, H generation). Waldo pedigree (1573, K generation). Franklin pedigree (1705, E generation). Brady Pedigree (from 1653, I generation), with extensive attached notes made by CTC from primary and secondary sources, notes on individual family members Brady, Synge, Farrington; Borough of Richmond, Central Library, letter 5 April 1960 regarding Brady’s Sermons, and sermon by Thomas Sackhouse preached on Brady’s death; CTC notes from visit 7 April 1960.

28 6.2 Rolled family tree Pilleau/Perigal from 1570, with Brady line pedigree from Noah; poor condition [outsized] 6.3 Rolled family tree, branch from Isaac Pilleau m. Jane Crespin to c. late 18th C to 1951 [outsized] 6.4 Rolled family tree, Alexis Pilleau branch from c. 1612 to Isaac Pilleau 1734 [outsized] 6.5 Rolled handwritten family tree from Alexis Pilleau m. Madeleine Pezé, c. 1695 – 1894 [outsized] 6.6 Rolled Clay family tree c. 1681 – 1960 [outsized] 6.7 Rolled printed ‘pedigree of Clay of Rastrick, co. York’ from 1771 to 1879, with handwritten additions from c. 1741 to 1912 [outsized]

7. Clay, Tiffany, Empson and Cowell folder [box G1] - Typed essay the ‘Life of sir William Franklin’, copied by CTC 1943, with photo of bust of William Franklin. - Booklet ‘Rochester Cathedral: Notes on some of its Monuments’. - Letter from H. Ainslie Hill 14 September 1899 with notes on Brady and Franklin. - Pedigree of John Henry Hill, including Robert Franklin, Henry Pilleau and Louisa Fanny Pilleau. - CTC research notes on visit to Kingsbury, 17 November 1945. - Notes on John Franklin. - Notes on the Waldo pedigree. - Research correspondence on Franklin. - Extract from surviving records at the custom house on Robert Franklin. - Pedigree of CTC immediate ancestry. - Pedigree Henry Perigal [GGF], Frances Franklin [GGM], Isaac Whitwell [GGF], Mary Travis [GGM], William Clay [GGF]. - Notes on drawings of houses having some connection to the family, including Stamford Hill (Stoke Newington); notes on Rastrick house compiled for John Lionel Clay. - Pedigree GGF Henry Pilleau, pedigree GGM Louisa Brady. - Extract from the diary of William Lucas of Hitchen 1837. - Personal notes on Hannah Maria Clay, M. E. Clay; John Clay; Joseph Travis Clay. - Notes on Tiffany branch. - Notes on Empson Cowell branch.

8. Rastrick House/papers/mill folder [box G1] - White A4 envelope labelled ‘Clay Mill at Rastrick’ incl. copy of West Riding Wool textile industry business records, from Cotswold Woollen Weavers, extract for J. T. Clay and sons, with annotation by Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop. - CTC ‘rough notes on Rastrick house August 1974’. - Notes on CTC father, J. W. Clay, composed 1939. - Note on Nabcroft, Almondbury 1975. - Notes on Clay family by CTC, 1955, with attached photo of Joseph Clay’s house in the close called ‘Foxcroft’, in Rastrick. - Copy of printed sketched view of Brighouse and photo of Brighouse - Carte de visite labelled JWC.

9. Hustler folder [box G1] Material on families of Hustler, Wakefield, Simpson, Atkinson, Whitwell, Fisher, Brady, Colby, including: - Branch of family tree from John Hustler from 1658; Note on envelope regarding Hannah Hustler. - Roger Wakefield 1665. - Branch of family tree from Robert Simpson c. 1685. - Branch of family tree Robert Atkinson c. 1671. - Branch of family tree from Jeremiah Whitwell 1756. - Branch from John Whitwell, 1735 including Joseph Travis Clay m. Jane Whitwell 1834. - Branch family tree from Edward Fisher c. 1672, incl. Hannah Maria Fisher m. Isaac Whitwell 1806. - Branch family tree annotated ‘The ancestry of my great-grandmother Hannah Maria Fisher Westmorland and Yorkshire, all her 8 great-grandparents were Quakers, CTC 2 September 1940’. - William Travis of Hull, note on birth and death dates on empty envelope. - Thoresby Society, letter 18 July 1966, 4 May 1970 responding to CTC enquiry on William Fisher; Society of Friends Leeds Archives extract from Brighouse Monthly Meeting Membership Lists 1813 – 1839 on William Fisher.

29 10. Pilleau folder: records correspondence and CTC notes [box G1]

Pilleau, Pezé, small green notebook with CTC handwritten notes on pedigree, notes taken down from family records, letters; enclosure of copy of text from Pilleau memorial, Paddington church yard.

Henry Pilleau, letter 28 March 1898 to CTC on Harrow exams.

J. Vielliay, Institut de Recherche et d’Histoire des Textes, 10 November and 4 December 1959 on photographs of Le Mans manuscript 997 from institute; letter from Joan Evans 7 December 1959 forwarding letter and photos.

Marriage certificate John William Clay and Alice Caroline Pilleau, 4 April 1878.

Isaac Pezé Pilleau, of the Parish of St Martins in the Fields, last will and testament, 26 November 1762 [paper in two parts] in Envelope ‘Pilleau Papers and Peze’s will from Mary Hill who acquired them on Fanny Pilleau’s death in 1939’ [RMH hand; envelope previously empty, will, note, genealogy, article, re-united with envelope] - Note dated 22 December 1939 that papers were given to him by Mary Hill, who acquired them from Frances Sophia Pilleau, first cousin of Alice Clay (neé Pilleau). - Handwritten ‘Family of Pezé’ pedigree [not CTC hand]. - Clipping of article ‘A Home for the Huguenots’, regarding sermon given by to mark 300 years since the revocation of the Edict of Nantes.

Mr Pilleau to A. Forster, accounts for pharmaceutical goods August 1811 – February 1812, with receipt of payment by Mr Pilleau as executor of the estate of the late Mr. Pilleau, 2 April 1812.

Perigal Envelope, photos CDV Henry Perigal, Edward Perigal, Mrs [Louisa Ann Brady] Perigal, Charlotte Perigal, Caroline Perigal, C. Drew, Henry Perigal the elder.

Tamary Houssaye, of Colchester Essex, last will and testament 13 October 1778, cousin of Susannah Pilleau.

Victoria and Albert Museum, 17 February 1967, confirmation of sending a photocopy of the Isaac Pilleau sale catalogue presented by CTC to museum, with enclosed photocopy.

Ogier, Pilleau, envelope with: - Notes on Bernard / Bernadin pedigree. - Ogier memorials in the church yard at Hackney. - Correspondence January 1944 with S. Courtald and N. A. Courtauld on Huguenot silver in the Courtauld family collection; pedigree connection between Perigal, Courtauld and Ogier. - Herbert H. Sturmer, 17 May 1904, on Ogier, Perigal and Pilleau. - Notes on the Ogier Family, CTC handwritten memorandum on Ogier

Correspondence on Pilleau genealogy, including: Grace [cousin to CTC], 19 August 1940, thanking CTC for pamphlet [on Pilleau family].

Cousin Percy, 17 August 1940, thanks for pamphlet on Pilleau family and notes on Pilleau paintings in his possession.

Coutts & Co, 10 July 1959, records of Henry Pellew [sic] salary 1793 – 1796.

Pilleau pedigree, notes 8 December 1881 [not CTC hand], signed [J.] Pilleau.

Crichton Bros, 6 June 1934, on Jane Crespin and Isaac Pilleau; on Pezé silver.

Goldsmith’s Hall, 2 December 1957, thanking CTC for booklet on Pezé Pilleau.

Mary Hill, letters 1938 – 1946, on family history including history of punch ladle belonging to Richard and Frances Maddox, grave of Frank Pilleau at Kensal Green, dates for Fanny Pilleau, Frank Pilleau, Mary Anne Pilleau.

Borough of Colchester public library, correspondence January 1936 regarding Susanna Pilleau.

30 Trinity College Cambridge, 1960 - 1962 regarding using photographs of two pieces of college plate by Pierre Pilleau for Huguenot Society publication.

Préfecture de la Sarthe, Archives, Le Mans, 8 March 1960, answering CTC’s questions on Protestant registers for Sarthe, family Clermont-Loudon with notes of occurrence in archival records; CTC draft letter [in French].

The representative body of the Church in Ireland, 8 February 1961, on P. Peze de Gallineer.

W. R. Le Fann, Huguenot Society of London, October 1960 – January 1961, regarding the edition of Le Mans Register, proposed paper on Pezé Pilleau, Pierre Pezé de Gallinieres, records at Kilmore; typed notes from secondary sources on Pierre Pezé.

Huguenot Society, November 1961, on Le Mans register publication, offprints of [Arthur] Grimwade’s appendix.

Olive Pilleau, 17 April 1962, thanking for Le Mans register publication.

S. Minet, 8 August 1962, thanking for Le Mans publication

Notes on My Mother’s Ancestry, handwritten notes on the forbears of Alice [Pilleau] Clay, September 1975.

CTC extracts from ‘The Record of a long life by his grandfather’ by Henry Pilleau (born 1813)’, 17 pages of CTC’s handwritten extracts copied from autobiography written by Henry Pilleau, ‘The Record of a Long Life’, bound c. 1905, and given by John William Clay to Alice Clay, and given to CTC in 1933.

11. Pezé Pilleau, Le Mans Register folder [ box G1] - Le Mans Register, envelope including letter 19 October 1935 from the librarian at le Mans; hand copied minutes from the ‘Minutes anciennes der notaires du Mans’ on Pezé, Pilleau, with photographs of le Mans records on Pilleau; photograph of the certificate of naturalizing of Alexis Pilleau 8 July 1709. - Extracts from the register at Le Mans, September 1935, notes made by CTC on Pilleau in the register between 1669 – 1673. - Extracts from the protestant register at Le Mans, notes made by CTC 1959, for entries for families Pilleau, Pezé, Blondeau in the register if Bellair at Le Mans. - Archives départementales, notes on papers in bundle 997, mostly concerning the reformed church of le Mans 1650 – 1684; notes on marriage contract of Alexis Pilleau. - File with notes from Church of St Jean Spittalfields on Pezé; letter 11 March 1961 from Huguenot Society with notes from la Providence hospital on Marthe and Catherine Pesse; CTC notes on Blondeau, Tripier and Pilleau from Sommaire des archives depatementales, Santhe and from various secondary sources; Pezé pedigree, rough sketch.

12. Folder: Chartier [box G2] - Chartier envelope, including letter from Huguenot Society, 20 June 1973, on Chartier and Garnier families; photocopy of Chartier pedigree [by CTC], photocopies of secondary sources on Chartier pedigree. - CTC notes on Chartier individuals. - Ogier and Courtald pedigree, F generation; Vigneu pedigree, J generation; Pilleau pedigree, from Henry Pilleau through elder daughter Louisa Fanny Pilleau. - Chartier envelope (b), including letter I. F. Bush on Jeanne Chartier; note on Jean Chartier coffee pot; CTC notes on the Chartier family history. - Clay pedigree from Joseph Clay [not CTC hand]. - Printed Clay pedigree with annotations adding individuals, indicates if photos of individuals were available [it is now unclear to which specific photos these notes refer].

31 13. Franklin folder [box G2] - Handwritten copy [CTC hand] of notice of death for Robert Franklin from Gentleman’s Magazine vol. LXV. 25 June 1795. - Portrait Frederick Perigal, CDV Hannah Maria Ruth, CDV John William Clay, CDV Mr J. Perigal. - Note on Ewebanke pedigree. - Arthur F. Wright to CTC letters January and February 1943 and July 1946, on Sir William Franklin pedigree, knowledge of family ancestry within the Franklin family, sketch of Franklin pedigree from William Franklin c. 1800. - Letter A. Hamilton Thomson 13 July 1946 with notes on Sir William Franklin monument in Rochester cathedral.

14. Perigal: records, correspondence, CTC notes [box G2] - Appointment of Frederick William Pulling and Arthur William Pilleau, to be trustees of the will of Lewis Perigal instead of Arthur Perigal, deceased; with codicil and note on trustees. - Copy of account of estate of Henry Pilleau, deceased, copy made 18 January 1904. - Letters from Frederick Perigal, 1899 – 1905, including some pedigree information regarding Maddox, Hill, Daval, Auber; Harrow. - William Minet, 29 April 1930, on Perigal brothers Jean and Gédéon and ivory trade in Dieppe; - Cousin Susan, 12 January 1970, on Sarah Maddox grave in Bermondsey. - The extinct Huguenot refugee family of de St Leu, notes taken from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, with de Leu pedigree. - Perigal, Chartier, notes on pedigree from J. F. Britten ‘Old Clocks and their Makers’, Auber ‘La Patente’; notes regarding Perigal family from research into inscriptions in churches, given to CTC by William Minet 1930; includes Church of Rider Court, Church of Castle Street, Church of Leicester fields, Church of La Patente, Endenizations, Church of La Carré, Church of La Savoie, Church of Swallow Street, Church of Threadneedle Street.

15. Perigal: secondary sources folder [box G2] Some account of the Perigal Family, printed 1887, note in front ‘to Charles Travis Clay, with F. Perigal’s love and good wishes’, dated on front cover ‘C.T. Clay Aug. 1899’, CTC annotations on family tree within book; French Reform and the French Wars of Religion, by E. Armstrong, CTC notes, labelled C. T. Clay, Rastrick, March 1907.

16. Crespin folder [box G2] - Notes from the Register of B. Stephens, Walbrook and B. Benet Sterehog (Hart. Reg. Soc.), on Susanna Elie Crespin, Jane Laetitia Crispin. - E. M. Barraud, letters April - May1964, writing on Crespin family pedigree, as a direct descendant of Paul Crespin; letter 29 March 1966, on baptismal record of Lewis Vincent Paul Crespin, at St Anne’s Church, Soho. - Crespin pedigree (c. 1600 – 1730); CTC notes on Crespin from Threadneedle Street registers and registers of Walloon Street Church, Southampton.

17. Colby, Daval folder [box G2] - Colby, CTC notes from ‘The Complete Baronetage’ and sketches of pedigree. - Colby notes revised May 1974, CTC notes. - Lancaster, Colby pedigrees. - Notes on the family of Daval of Dieppe, December 1943, CTC notes. - Family of Peter Davall, F.R. S., Master in Chancery, by Raymond Tinne Berthton, printed article, with annotations by CTC.

32 18. Brady folder [box G2] Brady, Green manila file including: - Cutting from Daily Telegraph, dated by CTC 3 April 1969, regarding study of Portsmouth Corporation seeking information on Dr Samuel Brady, amongst others. - Photocopy of Manning and Bray History of Surrey, entry for Clapham vicars, including Nicholas Brady. - Portsmouth College of Technology letter 10 April 1969 relating to queries on Samuel Brady. - City of Portsmouth letter 20 April 1960 on information on marriage of Samuel Brady; copies of editions of Portsmouth sources with reference to Brady. - Order of service for memorial of Sir Antonio Brady, 12 December 1881. - Draft and printed copy of CTC enquiry on Brady, January 1961. - Weston pedigree tree. - Hampshire record office, letter 24 April 1967, with no evidence of will of Nicholas Brady. - Miscellaneous Brady envelope, with page from Peter Murray booksellers catalogue showing Nicholas Brady publication for sale, CTC dated 1961; research correspondence on Brady, 1958 – 1970. - Brady pedigree, family tree from Adam to Alice Pilleau, labelled ‘The Descent from Adam’; note by CTC dated 29 May 1954, stating that the tree was copied for him by great uncle Frederick Perigal, and that the descent of Hugh Brady from Adam was probably copied from O’Hart’s Irish Pedigrees; post-it note ‘CTC 2 Descent from Adam, CTC 3 descent from William Clay’.

19. Brewse folder [box G2] - Photocopies Gloucester/Montgomery, Briouze/Brewes, Earls of Hereford, Stapleton, Balliol, Vermandois, St Valery, Clare annotated [RMH hand?]. - Paper wrapped bundle labelled ‘Colby, Briouze, Clare, Stapleton’, with annotations in RMH [?] hand. - Anjou pedigree copied from O. Galliol. - Note on Little Wrenham Church dated December 1976, with details on John Brewse memorial plaques. - Debenham (1309). - Philip de Brouze (c. 1110); Normandy (942, ancestor of Clare). - Brewse, Balliol, and early Vermandois, Debenham, with pedigrees for Balliol (1130), Stapleton (1204), Hereford (1126), Beaument/Fitzosborn (1040); Clare/Vere (996), Brewse, Gloucester/Montgomery, France, Vermandois, St Valery, Briouze/Brewes, Colby.

20. Further family research [box G2] Notes on genealogical research by other extended family members - Perigal, Colby, Ogier pedigrees, photocopies of CTC hand-drawn pedigree, with some annotations showing where photos are available; Hill pedigree, hand drawn rough sketch, beginning in c. 1871 [not CTC hand]. - Note on Whitwell cousins, with pedigree rough sketch from Isaac Whitwell [not CTC hand]. - Handwritten pedigree Robert Robson m. Jane Snowdon. - Wakefield, Wilson, Benson, Sandys, Whitwell, Atkinson – photocopies. - Colby, Brady, Farrington – photocopies of CTC tables. - Garbutt, Hustler, Cowell – photocopies. - Pilleau, Franklin, Empson, Travis – photocopies. - Waldo – photocopies.

33 21. Loose correspondence: genealogy [box G2] - Henry Wagner, 9, 12 January 1905, re Pilleau and Pezé pedigree; [9 June 1916?] regarding CTC enquiry about ‘Huber’ name. - [C. F. Pilleau], 27 September [1906], on Edith Maud, daughter of William Elliot Mockley, son of John Mockley whose estates were Glendavon and Laracor in county Meath. - William Minet, loose letter 17 December 1930, on Pierre Pezé de Galinieres, Pezé name in Le Mans - Letters Winifred Turner to CTC 21 January, 6 February 1940; query on Pilleau and Pezé wills sent by CTC to WT with WT replies. - Eileen Pilleau, 12 March 1940, on husband Gerald Pilleau and son David, regarding developing Pilleau pedigree. - Letters from the Huguenot Society of London February – June 1940, CTC article on Pilleau family for Huguenot Society; CTC hand list of people to be given copies. - Geraldine Mockley, 2 March 1940, on dates of birth, marriage and death for Edith [Pilleau?], miniature of Charlie Mockley. - Coldstream Guards, 7 March 1940, confirming death of Laurence William Pilleau in 1916. - Ambrose Heal, 17 July 1940, with thanks for CTC paper on Pezé Pilleau. - M. L. Rybot loose letter 2 December 1945, on Ribot of Le Mans pedigree. - Letters from Miss Christie: brown envelope with note ‘Miss Christie, Richmond Chamber answered 25 November 1946’: Letter Christie to CTC 16 March 1949 and 28 February 1949; 3 November 1946, [Noël] G. Christie, on William de Comeilles, Peter de Stokes, historian Gifford, fee held by John de Vercy 1284, Paynel Fee, honour of Richmond, enclosure of notes from ‘Rotuli Litteram Clausarum’, vol. I. - Letter Gerald Pilleau to CTC 25 November 1952, bringing CTC up to date with his re-marriage to Lady Broadhurst, birth of daughter Jillian Geraldine. - [S. C.] Pilleau, 18 December 1952, introducing himself to CTC, reminiscing about other members of the Pilleau family including his brother and Gerald Pilleau; in A5 brown envelope labelled ‘Pilleau family and Perigal family’. - [S. C.] Pilleau, 30 December 1952, thanking CTC for booklet on Pilleau family, on Gerald Pilleau, filling in additional dates for family members’ births. - Coutts & Co. bank, R. Brooke-Carr, 9 and 12 August 1957, regarding CTC grandfather’s account opened with the bank; 24 July 1958 regarding inability to find records of Henry Pilleau’s salary prior to 1796, entry for Henry Pellew 1796; Huguenot burial ground at Mount Nod. - French Hospital, letter to CTC dated 1957, regarding French Hospital campaign to develop 19 small houses comprising Theobald Square in the city of Rochester, to be made available for aged persons of French Protestant descent. - Huguenot Society of London, letters 21 and 22 January 1963, records of the French Hospital, records of Elizabeth and Marie Pezé; typed copy of records for Marie and Elizabeth Pezé; handwritten annotation on envelope ‘Pezé, No Use’.

22. Handkerchief given by Henry Pilleau to Louisa Ann Perigal before their marriage: Brown box labelled by Arthur Pilleau, ‘this box contains a handkerchief given by my father to my mother before their marriage in 1838’, also enclosing letter from Olive Pilleau to Rachel [in box W 1]

23. Bible belonging to Miss L. A. Perigal, inherited by Alice Pilleau: note on inside cover ‘Alice C. Pilleau, deceased 1876’, bookplate ‘presented to Miss L. A. Perigal in the memory of the late Mrs Hannah Boniface 1827’ [in box W 1]

24. Pilleau records (loose) [box G2] - Passport for Dr Pilleau 13 April 1844 and 1841 [?] [poor condition]; Letter 6 April 1842 from M. [Faitleugh] expressing good wishes on Pilleau leaving the regiment to sail to Calcutta. - Passport for Henry George Pilleau, 1851 - Ink/watercolour sketch of building, pencil note on reverse ‘Rachel’s tomb, by?’ [sic], possible showing the Tomb of matriarch Rachel in northern Bethlehem. - Henry Rivington Hill, including cutting of Times print of 26 July 1826 letter sent by Henry Rivington Hill to Hannah Maria Hill, his sister, on watching the coronation of George IV; note on envelope by CTC of ‘Times, 20 February 1937, Henry Rivington Hill (Mary Hill’s Grandfather) was second cousin of [CTC’s] grandfather Henry Pilleau’; article on George IV’s Coronation referring to original letter. - Telemessage from the Queen to Olive Pilleau on her 100th birthday, 3 February 1983. - Henry Perigal, tangram puzzle made by Henry Perigal, with four coloured shapes according to the equation x2 = 3y2 [?].

34 25. John William Clay and Alice Clay records [box G2] - Resolution of the annual meeting of the town council of the borough of Brighouse to thank John William Clay for his services as Mayor and Chief Magistrate 1899, 1900 and 1901. - Poster proclamation of the ascent of Albert Edward to the throne. - Booklet for opening of Rastrick Public Library, 22 November 1912, land gifted by John William Clay - Official letter from the Home Office 4 February 1901 to express thanks for the letter of sympathy sent by the Mayor of Brighouse upon the death of Queen Victoria. - Primrose League certificates awarded to Mrs Alice Clay, John William Clay, Lionel Pilleau Clay, for services to the Primrose League 1886 - 1896.

26. Photo folder [box G2] Purple manila file labelled ‘family photos, Pilleau, Perigal’, including: - Frederick Perigal CDV, with ‘Frederick Perigal, March 1897 to Alice Clay’ with carte de visite. - Envelope labelled ‘Descendants of William and Mary Clay’, with portrait photos. - Envelope including letter from O. F. Tassart to H. Travis Clay with invoice for 11 miniatures in monochrome, with 11 miniatures. - Photographic greetings cards. - Small unlabelled envelope with portraits. - Envelope labelled ‘Pilleau’, portraits, handwritten note with poem. - Loose portraits, card framed, by Sellman and Co. and Elliot and Fry. - Envelope labelled ‘Brady’ portraits Russel and Sons. - Loose portrait by J. Frois, Biarritz, handwritten note Henry Pilleau – the painter [stuck to paper with blue tack]. - Portrait Arthur Pilleau, CTC in French play at Harrow (stuck to paper with blue tack). - Tennis portrait Mrs Irving of Rastrick with vicar; Tennis portrait Marjorie Barber, Michael Faintless, Alice Clay + Joseph Travis Clay. - Large portrait Henry Perigal 1900.

35 7. EDITH CLAY

Typed list of Edith materials, 5 December 2015 [RMH?] [box E1]

Diary (1a) [box E1] Small green diary Edith Clay, 1933 – 1939, including travels to Bruges 1933 with Violet Clay, CTC, and Rachel; Channel Islands and Guernsey, 1934, with aunt Madge, Helen and Stuart; note that entry from Germany 1934 with Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop; France 1936; Holland, Sweden and Norway, 1936; France 1937, 1938, 1939;

Edith Clay correspondence (1b) [box E1] - Letter 18 January 1980, Geoffrey Whitthall on great-great-great-aunt’s diary on a transient island in the Mediterranean, with typed extract from diary 28 October 1831. - 2 June 1980, Ellis, regarding dating for Camuccini reference on Raphael, and second letter confirming date of reference. - 16 August 1981, Yvonne, regarding Edith’s book on Sir William Gell. - 9 November 1981, Ronald T. Ridley, on edition of Sir William Gell’s letters. - 3 June 1985, F. J. [F?], on Charlemont publication; book by Mr Bruce on Gell. - 3 October 1990, Dr David J. Watkin, Sir Charles Monck, Belsay Hall. - 18 November 1992, Malcom Rogers, National Portrait Gallery, on dating of paining to 1816. - Obituary of Mr W. M. Frederksen, 23 July 1980; clipping on ‘L’isola Fernadea’ with annotation requesting the clipping as it related to Gell research; note on Gell publication; note on Lady Craven; Rough sketch of Clay pedigree [Edith Clay hand?].

Edith Clay obituary (2) [box E1] - Correspondence with Sinclair Hood with Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop, November 2001, regarding writing obituary of Edith Clay. - Letter of thanks 29 July 2001, Alethea to Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop regarding Sinclair Hood obituary of Edith Clay. - Typed obit Edith Clay 2001, Sinclair Hood. - Letter regarding estate settlement details, 18 September 2001, Beale and Company to Rachel Maxwell- Hyslop [close file/remove?].

Photos Germany (3a) [box E1] 13 sheets from photo album, Germany - September 1934, including black and white photos from travels in Germany, including Cologne, Coblenz, Cochem, Trier, Bacharach, Mainz; includes several postcards with handwritten message from Edith [stuck into album, some with message visible].

Greece (3b) [box E1] Red photo album, labelled front page Greece Oct – Nov 1961, with photos of landscapes and archaeological sites, including at Bassae, O. Nikooderog, Lerna, the Argos bay, Argos Heraeum, Nauplia, Perachora, Lousios ravine, Emnelou monastery; enclosure photo from Rosemary Clay’s wedding 1950, with John S. Robson, Diana Robson, Eve Blakeney.

Agripoli photos (3c) [box E1] Brown envelope labelled ‘Edith, MP good small Photograph, house in Italy, travels with Edith’ and ‘Rachel – not to be returned! House in Italy, Travels with Edith, RMH and CTC and VC’ and ‘Photos my house and negatives 1964-76’ - B/W group photo-card, pencil annotation ‘Adlam, Ellis, Nancy’; enclosed passport photo of Edith [?]. - BW portrait with annotation ‘Edith Clay Xmas 1917’, second annotation in biro, ‘daddy’. - Christmas card from Rachel, small BW photo labelled ‘Edith’, copy of poem ‘I am not there’ with note stating that ‘a young soldier who was going to Bosnia, enclosed the above in an envelope he gave to his mother to open if he was killed’ [c. 1996]. - postcard of Agripoli panorama, with arrow marking house in distance. - Collection of c. 15x15 colour photographs of house and views [Agripoli], annotated in biro on back.

36 8. ROBSON

Robson family records and correspondence William Snowdon Robson funeral 1918 (folder 1) [box R1] - Photo of William Snowdon Robson. - Order of service for funeral of WS Robson, 11 September 1918 (originating from Harold Robson’s records). - Press cuttings on death of WS Robson; - Order of service memorial Catherine Burge Robson, 2 January 1940, press clippings on death of Catherine Robson.

Kathleen (Robson) Gay (folder 2) [box R1] - Black and white portrait outdoors (c. 1940s); colour portrait outdoors (c. 1960s). - Envelope with photos of Kathleen Robson labelled ‘keep. I think many people might like copies of these’. - Clipping of image from newspaper of Kathleen and Cyril wedding. - Order of service funeral Kathleen Gay 3 January 1969, one copy with ‘commendation’ on reverse page cut out.

Kathleen (Robson) Gay correspondence (folder 3) [box R1] - Letters 1914 – 1920, including from Jack, Harold M. [Farrer], Edward de [S], [Christopher Gardner], British Red Cross, L. Granville Ram; H. [Gorschin?], Hubert Walter [The Times]; handwritten copy/transcript of speech and prayer after morning parade (undated, unsigned); clipping of obituary of H. M. Farrer; printed article ‘Our Little Lives: a fallen Officer’s inspiring message’, November 1914; report of witness of death from injuries of Private Harold Osbourne, possibility of Kathleen working with The Times

Violet (Robson) Clay (folder 4) [box R1] - Handwritten ‘recollections of a spiritual experience’. - Typed ‘recollections of an experience in hospital’. - Handwritten notes on ‘Jaques [Maritain?]’, and photocopy of pages. - Typed sheet of notes from St Francis de Sales[?]. - Papers entitled ‘stray thoughts VC’, on the meaning of life and divine will. - Typed notes with note of source, ‘The Glorious Brigade by ?’. - Various notes from other works on spiritual matters. - Handwritten prayer, beginning ‘Lord I have prayed that thou wilt heal me and I know thou canst’. - Photocopy of list of books recommended. - Copy of Violet Clay notes of sources on spirituality. - Correspondence with and regarding Gerald Heard, including: letter 18 December Gerald [Heard] to Violet and Kathleen, on psychological issues, the role of God in guiding people; Kathleen’s state of mind; letter 6 November 1939, on Julia Beausorbe’s book The Woman Who Could Not Die, reading with Huxley, Gerald to Violet; 23 February 1945, copy of letter, on the nature of Hell, Grace and Suffering; copy of letter 1945, on dealing with pain, mental distress; letter Gerald to Violet 24 July 1963, on Signe Toksvig, Hans Anderson, automatic writing; letter 7 May 1973 Rosalind Heywood to Rachel on Heard and finding lost letters; Letter to Mrs Maxwell-Hyslop, 29 April 1979, from Michael Barrie regarding letters Gerald Heard to Lady Clay and a photo. - The Bulletin of International News, 18 May 1940. - Laminated prayer ‘we seem to give them back to thee, O God’. - Violet Clay order of service funeral 6 July 1972.

Violet (Robson) Clay correspondence (folder 5) [box R1] - Letter 28 July 1913, [H. B. E.] Fuller, on news of Violet’s pregnancy; recommendations for nurses. - Letter 27 March 1914, Dresden, from Diana Robson, on birth of daughter Rachel; performance of Parsifal. - Letter 9 September [1914] from Lionel [Clay?], thanking Violet for the picture of Rachel, on building stables, zeppelin raids. - Letters to Violet, 1914, on birth of Rachel. - Letter 3 January 1925, Kathleen Gay, from Algeciras with interesting comments on new German husband of a family friend. - Letter to Violet, 1940, upon death of her mother. - Letter from Catherine Burge Robson, 1 January 1940, New Year’s wishes. - Letters to Violet 1955 expressing sympathy on death of Diana Robson.

37 Diana and John Robson (folder 6) [box R1] - Valuation of jewellery. - Press cuttings on wedding. - Order of service memorial 12 January 1955; address by the Rev. C. S. W. Marcon; sheet with ‘sentences’ and ‘psalm’ from memorial. - Letter John Robson to Rachel on death of Diana Robson, his wife. - Kent Messenger obituary and offprint of obituary. - Article ‘Ex-Mayoress of Tenterden Dies’ on death of Diana Robson (Kentish Express, 7 January). - Article ‘Last Tributes to the Hon. Mrs D. Robson’. - Articles on death of John Robson. - Memorial order of Service John Snowdon Robson, 10 July 1956.

Robson correspondence: Alice Robson, Robert Robson, Kenneth Robson (folder 7) [box R1] - 2 January 1896, Robert Robson to Harriet Piggot, on payment of cheque. - Kate Burge, 17 January 1895, to daughter Alice, from hospital on sending books and fish. - 8 November 1894, Mother to Kenneth and baby [Peggy], en route to Algiers. - 6 December 1894, Father to Kenneth, on birds and animals in Algiers. - 2 November 1894, Mother [A. Robson?] to boys and girls, on sending gifts. - June, Kenneth Robson to Aunty, on not liking school [Dorchester School]. - 26 November 1896, John S. Robson to Kenneth Robson, on grandmother’s health. - 24 April 1875, Limburg am Lahm, J. S. Robson to Hill, travels through Freiburg, Leipzig. - Clipping of photo of marriage of Captain C. N. Barlow to Dorothy Emmott.

Atkinson materials (folder 8) [box R1] - Printed index titled ‘3.a. a packet of 7 letters from Mrs Atkinson and daughters to her sons and their brother George plus other material’. - Card with engraving of Wood Hill Bay, Portshead and Brougham Castle, including handwritten poem, ‘This written on the sea shore’ beginning: On some such fragment of the rocky shore/ When, on the fractured cliff the billows brake/ musing – my solitary seat I take, / and listen to the deep and solemn roar (unsigned, undated). - Image of engraving of Penrith Castle Cumberland. - Watercolour of Kilchurn castle, by J. B. Atkinson; pencil sketch of church ruin by Thomas Atkinson mounted together on paper. - Pencil sketch titled ‘Ophelia’ by J. Atkinson. - Watercolour of cherubic figure titles ‘from Lisette’. - Poem by Tasso in Italian ‘Musiona le citta, musiono I regni:/ copre I justi le pompe arena ed embra’, Poem ‘take a word of plural number’, by W. Canning 1827, with two photos of Mintone, December 1861; Watercolour of ship at sea, J. Atkinson with two photos of Mintone 1861; pencil sketch of ship J. Atkinson with two photos of Mintone. - Picture of roses, annotated ‘given by Mrs Cotton, Eastbourne’. - Pencil sketch of ship at sea, annotated ‘given by Mr Cotton, Eastbourne’. - Pencil sketch of ship at sea, with painting of erupting volcano at night titled ‘erupione del 16 Maggio 1820’ annotated given by J. B. Atkinson, 1824. Letters to George Atkinson, Kingston, Jamaica, 1815 - 1816, wedding of Marianne Bullock to Sir James Douglas, leaving books in Jamaica, agreement between Bridget [Clayton] and Mr Robertson to marry, assembly of Jamaica, effects of January 1816 Hurricane on Jamaica and properties in Jamaica, Mr Shand, registration of the slaves, opinions of the Mitchel family on slavery questions.

Rachel and Bill Maxwell-Hyslop (folder 19) [box R1] Note, 24 January 1947, on Prime Minister’s office headed paper to ‘M-H’, about arranging officials for occasion, initialled E.W. Doodle of flower, in pencil, on 10 Downing Street headed paper. Notice of death of Bill Maxwell-Hyslop, 6 March. Letter CTC to Rachel, 4 may 1947, congratulating her on publication of ‘daggers’ [sic] Partial section of handwritten poem, ‘above the petty cares of mortal men’, unsigned, undated.

38 Kathleen (Robson) Gay: Birnie Philip bequest [Remove from Collection?] [box R1] - Typed index titled material ex aunt Kay on J.M. Whistler given to Glasgow University relating to the Birnie Philip bequest to Glasgow University, now housed in the Hunterian Collection. The latter was JMW’s sister in law. - Printed booklet ‘Whistler and Miss Cissie’, by Reginald Colby, reprinted from the Quarterly Review July 1960. - Printed booklet ‘An Exhibition of etchings, dry prints and lithographs by Whistler’, The Arts Council, 1954. - Copy of note made by Whistler in his note-book [unsigned, undated]. - Typed list of correspondence between JMW and art galleries, with annotations. - Handwritten index of contents of letter book A, 1892 – 1895. - Typed list of packets of letters and papers, with annotations. - Typed list of correspondence between J. M. Whistler and friends/purchasers. - Typed list of correspondence between J.M. Whistler and friends/purchasers.

Photographs: [box R2]

Pink file mixed Peggy Robson photos Pink file labelled ‘Keep mixed photos Robson; from Peggy’; incl. portrait Catherine Robson; album C.E. Robson Harris family, including Ernest Burge, Rachel and Diana Clay, Fred Burge, Alice Burge; series of photo postcards along a coastal promenade; Rachel, Diana and Mike in fancy dress; portrait young Kathleen Robson (?); Peggy Robson (animated photo); John Robson; envelope of photos labelled ‘miscellaneous’ including portraits of Violet, Rachel, Diana and Rosemary as children; letters 1894 to and from Kenneth; unwritten postcards, Montreuil sur Mer, Bamburgh, Dunwich; Photos of John, Ken and Peggy Robson, wedding photos Kenneth and Odette Robson, Robert Robson; Outdoor portrait of Violet [?] in leather frame; Passport photo page Kathleen Gay 1940 [box R2]

Robson photos Catherine Emily and William Snowdon Robson From blue folder labelled ‘Granny/Grandfather and relations’, photos incl. ‘Robson’ bundle – Cyril and Kathleen Gay [Robson], Fanny Robson, Rachel and Bill Maxwell-Hyslop; Kathleen, Violet and Diana, Harold Robson, John Robson, Cyril Gay at Higham (apple picking, with dog, 1937), Eric Millar, Rachel and Bill (engagement, 1937), Kathleen, Violet and Diana Robson portrait together as young children; Harold Robson; John Robson, Diana Robson by cliff; Hales Place (home of John and Diana Robson); Violet Clay; Michael Robson; Harold Robson (Military portrait, 1918); [Box R2]

Violet (Robson) Clay photos [box R2] Photo card Diana to Kathleen 1933, image of Chelsea Old Church Street, CDVs Catherine Emily Burge (Robson) as child, photo postcard Augustine Birrel and Tony at Sherringham, Balhomie House (Perth), John Robson, Miss Pirie and Valma Robson, W. S. Robson’s grave, Borden Wood camping trip, hunting group photo with Arthur Moon, Stella Jeffreys, K. Robson, R. Hoare at Balhomie (1912/13), apple picking, Kathleen Gay portraits, Robson family on steps; from envelope labelled ‘loose photos etc. from white/gold book not stuck in and misc. photos and negatives in drawer loose’ including travels with ‘government house’ [India?]; Labourers [India?], South-East Asian waterway with boats; Balhomie house, Perthshire; Play ‘die Kleinstädten, 1907’, negatives of garden [box R2]

Robson photographs Higham House [box R2] CDV Catherine Burge Robson, CDV William Snowdon Robson, CDV Times marriages page 30 May 1887 marriage of WSR and Catherine, CDV Catherine with potted fern; Cabinet card of William Snowdon Robson register of births; CDV Times births 1 July 1892, birth of Robson daughter; ‘Northlands’ photos including interiors, exteriors, group portrait of girls’ choir with Kathleen Robson, tennis photo; Two unlabelled large portraits, William Snowdon Robson and Catherine Burge Robson[?]; Large portrait John Snowdon, in military uniform. [box R2]

39 Robson photos including Rastrick [box R2] Small portrait of Kathleen Gay; Cyril Gay [?] with dog and pipe; portrait of John Robson [?] 1937; Photo postcard Diana and John Robson on Margate promenade; Portraits Diana and John on boat; Christopher Warren and Arnot in Brittany; Robson family portrait on steps with CTC, William Snowdon Robson, Catherine Burge Robson, Harold Robson, Isold Higgin, Violet Clay, Rachel Clay, Diana Robson, Michael Robson; photo postcard of Diana in sculpted doorway; family portrait with William Snowdon Robson in wheelchair; family portrait with Violet Clay and Kathleen Gay; Violet Clay, Rachel Clay as baby and Alice Clay; portrait of great aunt Flo, Catherine Burge Robson, Violet Clay and Rachel and Diana Clay. Cabinet card portrait of Catherine (Burge) Robson on horseback; Cabinet card portrait of Harold Robson as child; South Shields, 1910, group family portraits with William Snowdon Robson, Catherine Burge Robson, and children.

Diana wedding portrait with bridesmaids (27 April 1920); loose [box R2]

Portrait of Catherine Emily Robson [Burge] in court dress, framed; loose [box R2]

Research on William Snowdon Robson Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop research into William Snowden Robson notes (folder 9) [box R3] - RMH essay on WSR (two copies, with RMH annotation). - Xeroxes of secondary sources with RMH notes; internal service slip 17 June 1999. - Copy of letter HHA to Margot 1899 with RMH notes; Copy of HHA letter to A. G., 31 March 1910 (midnight) with RMH notes. - RMH chronology notes on Prime Ministers. - Letter David to RMH 31 March 1999 on her research. - Article ‘Crushed by a Landslide’, John Grigg, 1996. - Book review ‘The Only Man for the Job: Lloyd George: War Leader’, with RMH annotation. - Book review of ‘A Liberal Attorney General’ by George W. Keeton, enclosed with letter from Harold Robson, 23 May 1949. - Letter David to RMH 6 September, thanking for background on WSR political career. - Times Literary Supplement, 8 February 1957. - Original typed version and copy of ‘Sir William Snowdon, Baron Robson of Jesmond’ with RMH notes (two copies). - Letter Simon to ‘Robson’ 21 March 1949, congratulating on Keeton Biography publication. - Letters 1999 thanking Rachel for Robson notes.

RMH research into William Snowdon Robson: collected news articles on WSR (folder 10) [box R3] - Bundle of articles including ‘Sir William Robson promoted’; The Times article ‘Death of Lord Robson’, 13 September 1918; The Shields Daily Gazette, 16 July 1894, The Representation of South Shields; Shields Daily Gazette, 20 August 1894, Liberalism and Labour’; Imperial Parliament on Building Societies Bill; Letter W. S. Robson on Mr Threfall, 22 September 1894; ball at Bridgewater lodge; the before and after the general election; gift list for wedding of Catherine Burge and William Snowdon; the Primrose League; notice of birth of Snowdon son; Trecott hunt week; Lucy Ness and James Sanderson marriage; 6 August 1894, representation of South Shields; South Shields Daily Gazette, 2 August 1894, The Labour Farce in South Shields; 15 August 1894, Representation of South Shields. - Second bundle of articles, 1894 - 1895, including on The Representation of South Shields, Robson running against Mr Threlfall; Mr Threlfall and the Trades Council; letters to the editor on electoral candidates; Mr Robson and the Irish vote; the Independent Labour Question; Mr Wainwright Unionist candidate. - South Shields politics cuttings on blue backing paper.

40 RMH research into William Snowdon Robson: gathered source material on William Snowdon Robson (folder 11) [box R3] - Lord Snowdon Robson, ‘Philosophic Notes’, 1919. - Letter 9 October 1894, Grand Hotel Venice. - Letter 4 August 1917, A. W. Stephenson to Lady Robson on Robson family history. - Punch cartoon, 31 May 1899, Education bill. - Liberal leaflet no. 1571, The Liberal Programme. Welsh Disestablishment. - Leaflet, ‘Representation of South Shields’. - Portrait postcard of WSR [?] by Albert Beerts. - Letter 30 April 1917 from Bud to [Violet Clay] - Letter 26 August, [Harold Robson] to [Violet Clay] - Letter 24 January 1916, CTC to Lord Robson. - Portrait CDV William Snowdon Robson at Cambridge. - Leaflet ‘An Appeal to the : Forward to Socialism through left Unity’ (1944). - Clipping 28 April 1920, wedding of Diana Robson to Major John Snowdon Robson. - Robson photos.

Harold Robson research on WSR used by RMH (folder 12) [box R3] - Letter Harold to Rachel, 26 January 1999, forwarding source material. - Essay, ‘Robson, sir William Snowdon’ (Keeton), original, further draft and two copies. - The Robsons of Lamesly, H. B. Robson, 1952. - Article ‘Horses in War: a reappraisal of the cavalry 1914-18’ by H.B. Robson, annotation ‘For Rachel from Uncle Harold, published in Army Quarterly and Defence Journal, July 1959’. - Copy of ‘Men of the Day 999’ on Sir W. S. Robson, with page from Punch 7 August 1886, ‘Members we shall miss’.

Keeton Biography of WSR (folder 13) [box R3] Various correspondence with Harold Robson regarding information gathering for the WSR biography, including: - Letter from Lord Justice Mackinnon to Harold Robson regarding the Russel Trial, regarding information for Harold’s biography of his father; McKinnon’s recollections of the Lord Russel trial. - Letter Harold Robson to Keeton, 12 March 1946, relaying sister Kathleen’s impressions of Lord Robson, and his own ideas as to why his father fell ill. - Letter 25 July 1946, Harold Robson to Kathleen Gay, regarding research on Captain Samuel Robson. - Letters 1949 congratulating Harold on publication. - Book dust jacket.

41 William Snowdon Robson papers and speeches (folder 13/1) [box R3] Letter box labelled ‘W.S.R. Personal, letters and anecdotes; original notes; speeches on non-political subjects; W.S.R.’s collection of picture postcards’, collected by Harold Robson [?]; brief handwritten inventory. [letter box in box R1] Note: papers removed from letter box and now in Robson folders 13/1 and 13/2. Speeches including: - Omar Khayyam Dinner speech [2pp]. Speech given to Omar Khayyam club by William Snowdon Robson, on discipleship to twelfth century oriental, and the existence of genuine Orientalism in London. - Notes on De Molinos, the Spanish mystic (b. 1640), by William Snowdon Robson after reading de Molinos’ spiritual guide [4 pp + 1 page enclosure]. Regarding the role of reason within mysticism. - Speech, 1908, at Lord Mayor’s banquet guildhall replying as the Attorney General to the toast of the bar, on how the legal profession is often regarded with mixed feelings; developments in private international law and shipping law. - Speech from the opening of a Flower Show, 30 August 1905.

Political papers including: - Memorandum 2344, 11 October 1910, on report by Mr Aylesworth regarding the Fisher Case at the Hague tribunal. - Notes on free trade leaflet 18 November 1907, ‘England under [Ruskin]’ - Menu card, 14 December 1910, with drawings by Frank Newbolt for complimentary dinner given to by North Eastern Circuit to William Snowdon Robson on his appointment as Solicitor General; with explanatory note by Harold Robson. - Political pamphlet composed by William Snowdon Robson on protection versus free trade, 4 December 1905; with note by Harold Robson - Circular, 29 May 1899, for the Committee Stage of the Education of Children Bill (Half Timers) - Two notes by Harold Robson, on ‘W.S.R.: Examples of Speeches’, and ‘Letters W.S.R. to Asquith, Haldane’ - Draft speech by William Snowdon Robson on protection versus free trade [?] - Note by William Snowdon Robson on increase in consumption of food between 1837 to 1895, with relation to refuting Chamberlain’s assertion that free trade has been bad for the county. - Notice of swearing in and taking seat as Privy Councillor, 13 October 1900, and related papers - Grant of annuity of £3750 to William Snowdon Robson for life, 10 August 1912.

William Snowdon Robson letters and records (folder 13/2) NOTE: from letter box WSR personal [Box R3] Letters, including: - Letter from William Snowdon Robson to Catherine Emily Robson [Burge], 8 October 1898, on presiding at a ‘smoker’ at the Radical Club [sic]; meeting with liberals to plan a campaign for Reputation; with note of explanation written by Harold Robson. - Letter from William Snowdon Robson to [Hal], 11 July 1899, regarding passing of Snowdon’s Half Timers bill 1899, improving rights for working children; on the Dreyfus case in the French Court of Appeal. - Letter from William Snowdon Robson to Catherine Emily Robson [Burge], 10 October 1899, regarding progress in South Shields, first meeting of the Registration Society. - Letter from L. Harcourt to William Snowdon Robson, 12 December 1910, on proposal for submission of Robson for the Grand Cross of St Michael and St George following his success in the Hague. - Letter from William Snowdon Robson to [Haldane], 28 July 1912, on resignation from post of Lord of Appeal; together with letter from Snowdon’s doctors advising against the resumption of work. - Letter from W. H. Asquith, 28 July 1912, upon Snowdon’s resignation. - Letter from Haldane to William Snowdon Robson, 30 July 1912, lamenting Robson’s poor health. - Letter from William Snowdon Robson to Haldane, 30 July 1912, regarding Robson’s pension.

- Note by William Snowdon Robson on his ideal of manhood, 1 page, undated; together with letter from Harold Robson to Keeton, regarding sending Snowdon’s note.

- Marriage notice from Times of William Snowdon Robson and Catherine E. Burge; transcription of inscription on tomb of Robert and Jane Robson. - Clipping from The Sunday Times, 2 May 1920, on marriage of Diana Robson to John Robson - Memorial service leaflet from Temple Church, for Lord Robson, Sir Samuel Evans, and Sir George Reid, 12 October 1918.

42 Research on Robson family history

RMH use of Robson genealogical research by CTC (folder 14) [box R3] Green file labelled ‘Compiled by CT Clay Robson family tree; letters from Harold to Violet re ancestors’ incl.: - ‘In Memoriam: Sermon preached in Brunswick Chapel 9th August 1896 on the occasion of the death of Robert Robson’; with newspaper clippings, notes on Robert Robson and memorial in church enclosed. - Handwritten Robson pedigrees sent by Harold Robson to Peggy, including photo and letter 19 March 1952. - Skipney Church baptisms; letter to Peggy Robson from Dorothy [Klein] welcoming her to the fellowship and expressing concern regarding Diana. - Photocopies of letters from Harold to Violet 1952, regarding Robson family genealogy. - Clipping regarding anniversary of 1914 peace with arrow marking Harold B. Robson on photograph. - Photocopies (two) of Robson pedigree [CTC hand?]. - Handwritten extracts [RMH hand?] from letters to [Harold Robson] including from [Margaret], 1899-1909. - Notes on Monk Wearmouth church, sketch of Cook-Robson pedigree. - Portrait card backed William Snowdon Robson, clipping 1909, note. - Photo of burial place of Robert Robson and note. - Portrait William Snowdon Robson; note, 26 May 1877, from T. S. Robson to W. S. Robson, Caius College Cambridge; newspaper clipping, 23 October 1909, ‘Men of the Moment: The Attorney General’.

Robson genealogical research Violet/CTC/Harold/RMH (folder 15) [box R3] - Blue notebook with Robson pedigree. - Photocopy of handwritten Robson pedigree with note ‘Original kept by John Robson’ [HR hand?], with Harold Robson hand pedigree sketch. - Letters Harold Robson to Violet 1952 on Robson Genealogy and family history (originals); also copies of these letters with attached note on names [RMH hand?]. - Letter 1 September 1899 regarding enquiry relating to the deeds to Saltwell Park (letter marked as originally from Harold Robson collection). - Copy of ‘Robson, Sir William Snowdon’ essay, with pencil annotations. - Extract from early records and notes by H. B. Robson, ‘The Robsons of the Middle marches’, typed with pen annotations. - The Robsons of the Middle marches handwritten map and notes, initialled ‘HBR’. - Notes by H. B. Robson January 1952, with additional handwritten later annotations, ‘The Robsons of Lamesley, yeoman farmers’. - Notes by the Hon. H. B. Robson of Pinewood Hill, Witley, Surrey, ‘The Robsons of Lamesly: County Durham and Falstone on Tyne Northumberland’, typed with handwritten annotations. - Article on ‘1895’. - Printed letter on conservative cabinet of 1905 (The Times, February 1995). - Letter Harold to Mike (22 February 1952) on Robson genealogy. - Certified copy of entry of death for William Snowdon Robson, 17 September 1918. - Copy of burial register for Elizabeth Robson, made 16 January 1900. - Copy of burial register for Robert Robson, and Mary Robson daughter of Robert Robson, made in 1909. - Copy of letter WSR to Lord Haldane, chancellor, 28 July 1912 and WSR to Asquith 26 July 1912 with Annotations in WSR hand. - Letters Ralph Robson to CTC, on Robson genealogy. - Bundle ‘Robson pedigree completed by CT Clay; must be accurate’.

Robson pedigree and notes (folder 16) [box R3] Robson notes [RMH?], on re-used paper with CTC hand list of place names; Liddells; Whickam parish registers; Gibson pedigree; Burge pedigree.

Robson genealogical research (loose) (folder 17) [box R3] - Handwritten list of relations, including names and addresses. - Copy of London census for Robson, annotated ‘Robson, Keep (1901)’. - Draft Robson pedigree [RMH hand?]. - RMH on CTC (folder 18) [box R3] - CTC printed pamphlet ‘Notes on the Chronology of Wuthering Heights’, 1952. - Cabinet card JTC and CTC. - Copy of typed account of Colonial Office by CTC.

43 II. INDEX OF PERSON NAMES

Note: this list includes the names of main correspondents, and names of immediate family included in genealogical pedigree documents. However, it does not include every name listed within pedigree documents. In some instances, it has not been possible to identify the full name of correspondents. In instances where it has not been possible to demonstrate conclusively that different names refer to the same individual, for example ‘Smith’, ‘Mrs Smith’, ‘Anna S’, individuals may be listed under different names. Where applicable, individuals are listed by their married names.

NAME Inventory page no. / box and/or folder no. Additional information

A F.S.F. Adam 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Dr Adams 4 / C2, f. correspondence A 1952 - 1957 American Society of Genealogists Canon Addelshaw 3; 4 / C2, f. correspondence A 1952 - 1957 Lady Addison 3 / C2, f. correspondence A 1940 - 1951 W. H. Adlein 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Mlle. Aghína, 3 / C2, f. correspondence 1940 - 1951 Utrecht, Aartbischoppelijk Museum William Aldarn Pease 20 / PF2, blue sketchbook and red diary Edward H. Alderman 10 / C7, C.B. 1944 Sir Edward Alderson 9 / C7, appointment as house of Lords Librarian folder Sir E. Aldison 2 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939 Dr Allen 7 / C3, f. 1969 - 1970 The British Academy Amherst 17 / C8, J.W. Clay maroon letter book Didlington Hall (Brandon, Norfolk) Mrs Amory 7 / C3, f. 1969 - 1970 Hans Anderson 35 / R1, f. 4 Mrs Anderson 4 / C2, f. A 1952 - 1957 Lady Andrewes Uthwatt 3 / C2, f. A 1940 - 1951 W. L. Andrews 3; 4 / C2, f. A. 1940 – 1951; C2, f. 1952 - 1957 Selby v. Arany 2 / C1, f. 1909 - 1928 Leo J. Armitage 17 / C8, Green A5 letter book Sir G. Armytage 3 / C2, f. A. 1940 - 1951 Lady Ashton of Hyde 6; 9; 10; / C3, f. 1961 – 1963; C3, f. 1972; C7, f. appointment as Librarian to House of Lords Lord T. Raymond Ashton 7; 8; 9; / C3, f. 1967 – 1968; C3, f. 1976; C7, f. of Hyde f. Apt. as Librarian to House of Lords; Sir Ivor Atkins 3 / C2, f. A 1940 - 1951 Mrs Atkinson 38 / R1, f. 8 J. Atkinson 38 / R1, f. 8 Thomas Atkinson 38 / R1, f. 8 George Atkinson 38 / R1, f. 8 Francis Atlawes 18 / PF1, f. photos Leonard Auxley 14 / C9, f. Bob Brandt biography 1920 Mr Aylesworth 42 / R3, f. 13/1

B Sir Vincent Baddeley 9 / C7, f. apt as Librarian to House of Lords Robin Bailey 7 / C3, f. 1967 - 1968 Cyril Bailey 10; 14; / C7, f. C.B. 1944 folder; C9, f. Bob Brandt biography 1920 Mrs Cyril Bailey 4; 6 / C2, f. B 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1957 - 1958

44 W. Paley Baildon 2; 15; / C1, f. 1920 – 1935; C9, f. research correspondence loose; C11, f. Lacy Kirkminsterbottom Geoffrey Bailour 14 / C12, f. historians A. W. Bainton 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Sir Everest Baker 4 / C2, f. B 1952 - 1957 I. Baker-Thomas 4 / C2, f. B 1952 - 1957 T. Balston 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 R. W. Banks 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Sir E. Barker 3 / C2, f. B 1940 - 1951 Nicholas Barker 4; 7; / C2, f. B. 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1972

Ludlow Barker 24 / W1, f. palaeography Lady Barker 6 / C3, f. 1959 - 1960 R. W. Barnes 12 / C9, f. Colonial office and House of Lords Library G. Barraclough 14 / C12, f. historians Michael Barrie 35 / R1, f. 4 N. P. Barry 3; 4 / C2, f. 1940 - 1951 OSP Ampleforth abbey Joan Hilary Christy Bates, 4; 29 / C2, f. B 1952 – 1967; outsized item 6.6 b. 1912, daughter of neé Clay William Henry Christy Clay Knight Lieutenant 29 / outsized item 6.6 Husband of Joan Hilary Geoffrey Maurice Bates Christy Clay, m. 1945 Michael Geoffrey Bates 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1945, son of Joan Hilary Christy Clay Peter Hugh Bates 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1947, son of Joan Hilary Christy Clay Hilda Bates 4 / C2, f. B 1952 - 1957 Hilda Bates-Harbin 3; 6 / C2, f. B 1940 – 1951; C3, f. 1959 - 1960 Sir Henry Batterbee 9 / C7, f. apt. as Librarian to the House of Lords W. H. Battie-Wrightson 17 / C8, maroon letter book Major General Beckett 3; 4; / C2, f. B 1940 – 1951; C2, f. 1952 - 1957 Huguenot Society Lady Violet Benson 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963 Professor Beresford 6 / C3, f. 1964 Bernard Quaritch ltd. 7 / C3, f. 1972 Antiquarian Booksellers Miss Dora Berry 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to House of Lords Lord Bessborough 7 / C3, f. 1975 Binsley Ford 7 / C3, f. 1972 Jane Birch, 3; 29 / C2, f. 1940 – 1951; outsized item 6.6 John Grant Kempthorne 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1940, son of John Travis Birch Beaufort Birch John Kenneth Beaufort 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1880, husband of Janet Birch Elizabeth Clay John Travis Beaufort Birch 3; 6; 7; 29 / C2, f. B 1940 – 1951; Box C3, f. b. 1910, son of Janet [Jack Birch] 1965; C3, f. 1975; outsized item 6.6 Elizabeth Clay Pamela Kempthorne 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1915, wife of John Godsell Birch Travis Beaufort Birch Nella Birch 9 / C6, f. A.T. Clay, Percival T. Clay and Elsie, Marjorie B. Clay and Nella Birch Richard Wickham 3; 29 / C2, f. B 1940 – 1951; outsized item 6.6 b. 1912, son of Janet Beaufort [Dick] Birch Elizabeth Clay, daughter of Arthur Travis Clay Lord Birdwood of Anzac 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Augustine Birrel 39 / R2 Adam Blake 3 / C2, f. B 1940 - 1951 Sir Geoffrey Blake 7 / C3, f. 1967 - 1968

45 T. Boase 6 / C3, f. 1964 Bodleian Library 3 / C11, f. Roxburghe club publication W. E. J Bolittio 12 / C9, f. military service correspondence 1916 - 1917 Henry R. Bolton 14 / C9, f. Bob Brandt biography 1920 Lord Bolton 26 / RP3, f. Honour of Richmond Tancred Borenius 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Art Historian, University of London Sir Jay Bosanquet 12 / C9, f. Colonial office 1908 - 1914 Government House, Adelaide H. Bosanquet 3 / C2, f. B 1940 -1951 Mrs Bosanquet 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 N. Boswell-Smith 2 / C1, f. 1910 - 1917 Henry Legge Bourke 6 / C3, f. 1964 MP for Isle of Ely H. Bowdith 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963 Boyd-Carpenter 6 / C3, f. 1964 Export Committee H. L. Bradfer-Lawrence 3; 10 / C7, f. Honorary Litt. D. Sir H. Bradley 3 / C2, f. B 1940 - 1951 Jack Bradley 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944; Violet Bradley 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Mrs Brady 9 / C6, f. Henry G, Pilleau Mrs Brandt 3 / C2, f. B 1940 - 1951 Druce Robert Brandt [Bob 14; 15 / C9, f. Bob Brandt biography 1920; f. Brandt] Bob Brandt original letters Florence Brandt 10; 14 / C6, f. personal correspondence loose; C9, f. Bob Brandt biography 1920 Bretton 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 J.J. Brigg 10 / C7, f. Honorary Litt. D. British Red Cross 37 / R1, f. 3 Lt. Gen. Robert G. 12 / C9, f. military correspondence Broadwood Christopher Brooke 9; 14; 15; 16; 17; 20; 27 / C8, f. Christopher Brooke; C12, f. historians; C11, f. Lacy Kirkminsterbottom; C11, f. Skipton; f. Warenne; F. Stuteville; F. Trussebut notes; f. YMF I; f. YMF II 1960 research; YMF II publication; f. Percy fee; f. Tyson fee; PF1, f. obituaries; RP3, f. speeches 1921 – 1936; E. N. Brooke 14 / C12, f. historians Humphrey Brooke 3; 4; 6 / C2, f. B 1940 – 1951; C2, f. 1952 – Export Committee 1957; C3, f. 1961 - 1963 Brooke’s Club 6 / C3, f. 1964 Rev. H. Brown 7 / C3, f. 1967 - 1968 Sir H. Brown 7 / C3, f. 1967 - 1968 R. A. Brown 4 / C2, f. B 1952 - 1957 S. K. Brown 12 / C9, f. colonial office and House of Lords Library Mrs William Browne 2 / C1, f. 1909 - 1928 G. E. Bryant 3 / C2, f. B 1940 - 1951 Alice Burge 39 / R2 Ernest Burge 39 / R2 Fred Burge 39 / R2 G. Burge 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 R. J. A. Burnett 3; 7; 10 / C2 f. B 1940 – 1951; C3, f. 1967 – 1968; C7, f. Honorary D. Litt 1943 Hedley Burrows 4 / C2, f. B 1952 - 1957 Dean of Hereford G. Bushnell 7 / C3, f. 1969 - 1970 Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge [?]

46 A. T. Butler 10; 26 / C7, f. C.B. 1944; RP3, f. Honour of College of Arms Richmond Elliot Butler 3 / C2, f. B 1940 - 1951 Hugh Butler 2; 10 / C1, f. 1909 – 1928; C7, f. appointment as House of Lords Librarian Mrs Hugh Butler 10 / C7, f. appointment as House of Lords Librarian J. R. M. Butler 2; 14 / C1, f. 1909 – 1928; C9, f. Bob Brandt biography 1920 Neville Butler 6 / C3, 1967 - 1968 A. F. Buxton 3 / C2, f. B 1940 - 1951 Sydney Buxton 2 / C1, f. 1909 - 1928 Lady Buxton 2; 4 / C1, f. 1909 – 1928; C2, f. 1952 - 1957 H. K. Byrne 4 / C2, f. B 1952 - 1957

C R. Cabe 7 / C3, f. 1971 H. S. M. Call 17; 26 / C8, maroon letter book; RP3, f. Fitz Alan R. W. Calverley 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Miss Cameron 3 / C2, f. C 1940 - 1951 Canon Michael Campbell 4 / C2, f. C 1952 - 1957 Master of Charterhouse, London J. McLeod Campbell 11 / C8, f. CTC first class degree award 1908 Canon Cant 4 / C2, f. C 1952 -1957 Chancellor York C. D. Carew Robinson, 10; 14 / C7, f. C.B. 1944; C9, f. Bob Brandt Home Office, Whitehall biography 1920 Eleanora Carew-Wilson 7 / C3, f. 1971 Carlisle 7 / C3, f. 1972 Harrow Appeal H. H. L. Carter 26 / RP3, f. Fitz Alan Bodleian Library Sir Cecil T. Carr 3; 10 / C2, f. C 1940 – 1951; C7, f. C.B. 1944 F. G. G. Carr, 2; 3; 4; 10 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C2, f. C 1940 – 1951; C2, f. 1952 -1957; C7, f. C.B. 1944 Miss H. Carr 3 / C2, f. 1940 - 1951 Mme Caugcane 2 / C1, f. 1909 - 1928 Mrs Chapman 3 / C2, f. 1940 - 1951 Herbert Chapman 3 / C2, f. 1940 - 1951 YAS Professor Christopher 6; 13; 14; 16; 17 / C3, f. 1964; C9, f. University of Manchester; Cheyney correspondence genealogy (loose); C12, f. Corpus Christi, Cambridge historians; C11, f. Stuteville; C11, f. Trussebut notes; C11, f. Trussebut publication; C11, f. YMF I 1958; C11, f. YMF II 1960 research; C11, f. Percy fee 1963; C11, f. Tyson fee Dr A. C. Chibnall 6 / C3, f. 1957 - 1958 G. Chivers Bower 17 / C8, maroon letter book Cholmondley 24 / W1, f. palaeography Noel G. Christie 34 / G2, f. 21 W. L. Christie 2; 14 / C1, f 1920 – 1935; C11, f seal papers 1929 L. Chubb 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 E. G. S. Churchill 3 / C2, f. C 1940 - 1951 Betty Churchill 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 British Records Association Lord Clairwood 3 / C2, f. C 1940 - 1951 Lady Clairwood 3 / C2, f. 1940 - 1951 W. G. Clark-Maxwell 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 T. B. Clarke-Thornhill 10 / C7, f. Appointment as Librarian to House of Lords

47 Lord Clawson 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944

Alfred Clay 9; 29 / C6, f. Alfred Clay; outsized item 6.6 b. 1842, brother to JWC

Alice Caroline Clay [Alice 8; 11; 17; 21; 29; 30; 33; 34; 35; 39 / C5, f. b. 1847 Caroline Pilleau] Violet Clay to CTC 1911 – 1914; C8, f. Engagement; C8, f. Other recipients; PF3, f. Alice Clay; G1, black notebook 1; outsized item 6.6; G1, f. 10; G3, f. 18; W1, item 23, Perigal bible; G2, f. 25; G2, f. 18, f. 26; R2 Alice Violet Clay [Violet 2; 7; 8; 11; 19; 22; 29; 36; 37; 39; 43 / C1, f. b. 1892, wife of CTC Robson] 1909 – 1928; C2, f. D/E 1940 – 1951; C3, f. 1969 – 1970; C4; C5; C6, f. Robson 1912 – 1928; C8, f. Engagement; C8, f. death of Violet Clay; PF1, f. marriage; PF3, f. Violet, Diana, Kay, Rachel; E1, diary; R1, f. Violet; R1, f. 5; R2; R3, f. 11, f. 14, f. 15; outsized item 6.6 Amelia Clay 19; 29 / PF1, f. Clay family photos; outsized b. 1809, sister to Joseph item 6.6 Travis Clay Andrew Clay [Andrew 7; 29 / Box C3, f. 1972; C3, f. 1975; outsized b. 1962, son of John Lionel John Buxton Clay] item 6.6 Clay Arthur Travis Clay 9; 11; 29 / C6, f. A.T. Clay; C8, f. Engagement; b. 1845, brother to JWC outsized item 6.6 Catriona Mary Clay 8; 29 / Box C3, f. 1976; outsized item 6.6 b. 1955, daughter of John Lionel Clay Edith Beaumont Clay 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1850, wife of Arthur Travis Clay Edith Clay [Edith 29; 32 / Box E1; outsized item 6.6 b. 1910, daughter of Margaret Clay] Percival Travis Clay

Elizabeth Clay [Elsie; 9; 10; 19; 29 / Box C6, f 1922 – 1947; Box C7, f b. 1883, wife of Percival Elizabeth Travis Clay; C.B. 1944; Box PF1, f. Clay family photos; Travis Clay born Hutchinson?] outsized item 6.6 Elizabeth Muriel Clay 9; 10; 29 / C6, f. Muriel Clay; C7, f. C.B. 1944; b. 1913, daughter of Lionel outsized item 6.6 Pilleau Clay Fiona Elizabeth Clay 9; 29 / C6, f. John L. Clay; outsized item 6.6 b. 1954, daughter of John Lionel Clay Hannah Maria Clay 19; 29; 32 / PF1, f. Clay family photos; outsized b. 1835, sister to JWC item 6.6; G1, f. 7; G2, f. 13 Harriet Clay 9; 29 / C6, f. Alfred Clay; outsized item 6.6 b. 1851, wife to Alfred Clay Hugh Travis Clay [H. 9; 10; 29; 35 / C6, f. H. Travis Clay; C7, f. C.B. b. 1876, son to Arthur Travis Clay] 1944; outsized item 6.6; G2, f. 26 Travis Clay Jane Catherine Clay 18; 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1850, sister to John William Clay Joanna Penelope Clay 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1958, daughter of John Lionel Clay John Lionel Clay 6; 7; 8; 9; 29 / C2, f. 1959 – 1960; C3, f. 1972; b. 1918, son of Lionel C3 f. 1975; C3, f. 1976; C6, f. John L. Clay; G1, Pilleau Clay, brother of f. 7; outsized item 6.6 CTC John William Clay 8; 9; 11; 19; 21; 25; 28; 29; 30; 31; 32; 35 / C6, b. 1838, son of JTC f. John William Clay; C6, f. William Henry Clay; C8, maroon letter book; PF1, f. Clay Family Photos; PF1, f. Rastrick public library; PF3, f. John William Clay; RP2, pink notecards; RP2, burgundy coloured ledger, various publications; G1, f. 4; G1, f. 10; G2, f. 13; G2, f. 25; outsized item 6.6

48 Joseph Travis Clay 8; 21; 28; 29; 35 / C6, f. John William Clay; PF3, f. Joseph Travis Clay, notebooks and diaries; G1, f. 4, f. 7, f. 9; G2, f. 26 Lionel Pilleau Clay 6; [9]; 29; 35; 37 / C3, f. 1965; C6, f. Whitwell b. 1880, brother to CTC family 1908 – 1939; outsized item 6.6; G2, f. 25; R1, f. 5 Marjorie Beaumont Clay 6; 9; 29 / C3, f. 1965; C6, f. A.T. Clay; outsized b. 1879, daughter of Arthur item 6.6 Travis Clay Mary Elizabeth Clay 9; 10; 29 / C6, f. Mary Elizabeth Clay; C7, f. b. 1839, sister to JWC Appointment as Librarian to House of Lords; PF3, small black notebook; outsized item 6.6; G1, f. 7 Mary Clay 29; 35 / Box G2, f. 26; outsized item 6.6 b. 1773, wife of William Clay, father of Joseph Travis Clay Penelope Mary Clay 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1916, daughter of Lionel Pilleau Clay Percival Travis Clay, 10; 29 / C6, f. A.T. Clay; C7, f. appointment as b. 1881, son of Arthur librarian to the House of Lords; outsized item Travis Clay 6.6 William Clay 20; 29 / PF3, red sketchbook and blue diary; b. 1811, brother of Joseph outsized item 6.6 Travis Clay William Henry Clay, 9; 29 / C6, f. William Henry Clay; outsized item b. 1841, son to William 6.6 Clay, brother of JTC William Henry Christy 10; 29 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the b. 1879, son of William Clay house of lords; outsized item 6.6 Henry Clay, brother to JTC William Lawrence Christy 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1907, son of William Clay Henry Christy Clay Lord Clitheroe 11 / C7, f. knighthood 1957 House of Lords Sir S. Cockerell 3 / C2, f. C 1940 - 1951 S. E. Colcagne 17 / C8, maroon letter book Sir G. Coldstream 3; 4; 6; 10 / C2, f. C 1940 – 1951; C2, f. 1951 – 1957; C3, f. 1961 – 1963; C7, f. C.B. 1944; Sir William Coldstream 6 / C3, f. 1965 Coldstream guards 34 / G2, f. 21 C. V. Colier 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 A. J. Collins 3; 4 / C2, f. C 1940 – 1951; C2, f. 1952 - 1957 British Museum Sir William Collins 12 / C9, f. Colonial Office and House of Lords Library Howard Colver 6 / C3, f. 1964 William Cooper 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 The Dugdale Society Lord Cottesloe 6 / C3, f. 1957 – 1958; C3, f. 1959 – 1960; C3, f. 1964 G. G. Coulton 14 / C12, f. historians M. J. Court 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 S. Courtauld 30 / G1, f. 10 N. A. Courtauld 30 / G1, f. 10 C. T. F. Cower 15 / C11, f. Paynel fee 1939 Public Record Office H. B. Cox 12 / C9, f. Colonial office 1908 - 1914 Trenchard Cox 4; 6 / C2, f. C 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1959 - 1960 Victoria and Albert Museum Sir H. H. E. Craster 2; 3; 14 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C2, f. C 1940 – 1951; C12, f. historians Lord Crawford 6 / C3, f. 1964 Lionel Cresswell 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 Paul Crespin 36 / G2, f. 16 H. R. Creswick 13 / C10, f. Crewe manuscript donation University of Cambridge Library

49 Lady M. Crewe 4; 6; 12; 13 / C2, f. C 1952 -1957; C3, f. 1959 – 1960; C10, f. Crewe manuscript donation; C10, f. Lady Crewe, C10, f. Crewe manuscript donation; Lord Crewe 2; 6; 10; 12; 13; 23 / C1, f. 1910 – 1917; C3, f. 1964; C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords; C9, f. Colonial office 1908 – 1914; C10, f. Colonial office, letters from Lord Crewe; C10, f. Crewe loose letters; C10, f. Crewe manuscript donation; C10, f. Colonial Office, letters from Lord Crewe; W1, f. Indian fiscal policy A. Crofton 4 / C2, f. C 1952 - 1957 Shrewsbury Estate Col. Crofton 6 / C3, f. 1964 Croft-Lyon 7 / C3, f. 1967 - 1968 W. Crossley 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 H. A. Crowne 6; 14 / C3, f. 1957 – 1958; C12, f. historians Mrs Crowther 3; 10 / C2, f. C 1940 – 1951; C7, f. Honorary Litt. D. W. B. Crump 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 G. Culkin 6 / C3, f. 1959 - 1960 Helen Curwin 27 / RP3, f. Jumieges 1954

D Lady D’Abernow 4 / C2, f. D 1952 - 1957 H. E. Dale 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Miss Dallas 6 / C3, f. 1967 - 1968 Professor R. R. Darlington 3; 6; 7; 14 / C2, f. D/E 1940 – 1951; C3, f. 1961 University College of the – 1963; C3, f. 1967 – 1968; C12, f. historians South West, Exeter Dom. Hubert Dauphin 4 / C2, f. D 1952 - 1957 E. S. de Beer 4; 6 / C2, f. D 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1965; Miss de la Mare 7 / C3, f. 1967 – 1968; H. [Delaroch] 12 / C9, f. CTC military service letters from allies De Molinos 42 / R3, f. 13/1 Arthur Deneuville 23 / PF1, book ‘arras bombarde’ de Neve 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963 N. Denholm-Young 4; 14; 15 / C2, f. D 1952 – 1957; C11, f. EYC IV Magdalene College and V; C11, f. Paynel fee; C11, f. Skipton; C11, Oxford; UC of North f. Trussebut Wales Sir G. Denton 10; 11 / C7, f. C.B. 1944; C9, f. Colonial Office 1908 - 1914 C. de Reuse 12 / C9, f. military service letters from allies C. de Vere Woodman 26 / RP3, f. Honour of Richmond Duke of Devonshire 10 / C7, f. Honoroary D. Litt A. G. Dickens 6 / C3, f. 1969 - 1970 Institute of Historical Research, London Alban Dobson 3 / C2, f. D/E 1940 - 1951 C. S. A. Dobson 3; 4; 6; 7; 8; 14; 20 / C2, f. D/E 1940 – 1951, f. House of Lords librarian D 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1957 – 1958, f. 1959 – 1960, f. 1961 – 1963, f. 1967 – 1968, f. 1967 – 1970, f. 1971, f. 1972, f. 1975, f. 1976; C9, f. research correspondence (loose); PF1, f. Obituaries Alan Don 3 / C2, f. D/E 1940 - 1951 Dean of Westminster Lord Donoughmore 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords; C7, f. C.B. 1944 H. A. Doubleday 2; 14 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C11, f. EYC IV and Complete Peerage V

50 Professor David Douglas 3; 10; 14; 15; 16 / C2, f. D/E 1940 – 1951; C7, f. Professor of Anglo- Honorary D. Litt; C12, f. historians; C11, f. Norman History Skipton, f. Warenne, f. Stuteville, f. Trussebut, C. Drew 30 / G1, f. 10 Sir William Dugdale 6 / C3, f. 1959 - 1960 L. P. Dutton 4 / C2, f. D 1952 - 1957

E Sir L. Earle 2; 12 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C9, f. Colonial Office 1908 - 1914 Lord Eccles 7 / C3, f. 1972 Sir Goronwy Edwards 6 / C3, f. 1959 - 1960 Institute of Historical Research Kathleen Edwards 16 / C11, f. YMF II 1960 University of Aberdeen Prof. Edwards 4 / C2, f. E 1952 - 1957 University of London General Edwards 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 John Ehrman 3; 6; 7; 8 / C2, f. D/E 1940 – 1951; C3, f. 1957 – 1958, f. 1965, f. 1967 – 1970, f. 1976 Susan Ehrman 7 / C3, f. 1967 - 1968 Sir Geoffrey Ellis 4; 10 / C2, f. E 1952 – 1957; C7, f. appointment Prowde Trust as Librarian to the House of Lords; G. B. Emden 16; 17 / C11, f. YMF II 1960 research, f. YMF II 1960 publication Dorothy Emmott 38 / R1, f. 7 Cecily Engledene [Cecily 3; 4; 6; 9; 11 / C2, f. D/E 1940 – 1951, f. E 1952 Whitwell] – 1957; C3, f. 1959 – 1960; C6, f. Whitwell family 1908 – 1939; C8, f. Engagement, f. CTC first class degree award 1908 Lady Esher 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963 Charles Evans 14; 25 / C9, f. correspondence genealogy (loose); G1, f. 5 D. L. Evans 6 / C3, f. 1957 - 1958 Pierpont Morgan Joan Evans 6; 30 / C3, f. 1959 – 1960, f. 1961 – 1963; G1, f. 10

F Geoffrey Faber 15 / C11, f. publication correspondence Faber Lady Falmouth 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963 Lord Farrer 14; 15; 26 / C9, f. research correspondence (loose); C11, f. Lacy Kirkminsterbottom, f. York deeds; RP3, f. honour of Richmond; W. Fasser 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 H. Fattorini 6 / C3, f. 1957 - 1958 Sir George Fiddes 11 / C9, f. 1908 - 1914 Lady Firth 2 / C1, f. 1909 - 1928 Sir Algernon Firth 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords Sir Almere Fitzroy 2 / C1, f. 1909 - 1928 Lindsay Flemming 16 / C11, f. Warenne Sir Cyril Flower 2 / C1, f. 1920 – 1935 Public Record Office Finnley Forbes-Robertson 2; 4 / C1, f. 1909 – 1928; C2, f. F/G 1952 - 1957 Captain Fordyce (Skipton) 3 / C2, f. F/G 1940 - 1951 Professor Foreville 4 / C2, f. F/G 1952 - 1957 Institut de recherches historiques, économiques et humaines Sir [Seymour Fortescue] 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939

51 Canon C. W. Foster 2; 14; 26 / C1, f. 1920 – 1935, f. 1929 – 1935, f. Lincoln Cathedral 1929 – 1939; C11, f. EYC IV and V; RP3, f. Fitz Alan Miss Foster 7 / C3, f. 1967 - 1968 George Herbert Fowler 2; 12; 15; 26 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C9, f. 1908 – 1914; C11, f. EYC IV and V; RP3, f. Honour of Richmond Sir Cyril Fox 6 / C3, f. 1964 Frances Franklin 29 / G1, f. 7 Sir William Franklin 29; 32 / G1, f. 7; G2, f. 13; E. L. Fraser 3; 14 / C2, f. F/G 1940 – 1951; C9, f. research Parliament House, correspondence (loose) Melbourne Miss Freshfield 3 / C2, f. F/G 1940 - 1951 Marion Fry 3 / C2, f. F/G 1940 - 1951 H. B. E. Fuller 37 / R1, f. 5 Sir Ralph Furse 6; 10; 11 / C3, f. 1959 – 1960, f. 1964; C7, f. C.B. 1944; C8, f. CTC first class degree

G Professor Galbraith 6; 15; 16; 17 / C3, f. 1964; C11, f. Yorks deeds Balliol college; Oriel vol. VII, f. EYC IV and V, f. Paynel fee, f. College Warenne, f. Tyson fee Gallway 11 / C9, f. Colonial office 1908 - 1914 Helen Gardner 7 / C3, f. 1972 Cyril Gay 2; 8; 19; 37; 39; 40 / C1, f. 1909 – 1928; C6, f. Robson 1912 – 1928; PF1, f. Clay family photos; R1, f. 2, f. 3; R2 Kathleen Gay [K. Gay; 8; 10; 11; 22; 37; 38; 39; 40; 41 / C6, f. Robson Kay Gay; born Kathleen 1912 – 1928; C7, f. appointment as Librarian to Robson] the House of Lords; C8, f. Engagement; PF3, f. Violet, Diana […]; R1, f. 2, f. 3, f. 5, f. Birnie Philip Bequest; R2; R3, f. 13 E. Gee 6; 8 / C3, f. 1969 – 1970, f. 1976 Henry Gibbon 14 / C9, f. Bob Brand biography 1920 Molly Gibbs 26 / RP3, f. Honour of Richmond Sir Percy Girouard 11 / C9, f. Colonial Office 1908 - 1914 Girton College 7 / C3, f. 1972 W. H. Godfrey 3 / C2, f. F/G 1940 - 1951 Canon A. W. Goodman 2; 7 / C1, f. 1909 – 1928, f. 1920 – 1935; C3, f. Canon at Winchester 1967 - 1968 John Goll 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Dudley Gordon 6 / C3, f. 1964 R. J. Gordon 3; 10 / C2, f. F/G 1940 – 1951; C7, f. Honorary D. Litt. S. Gordon 6 / C3, f. 1959 - 1960 House of Commons Lady Esme Gordon- 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Lennox Lady Gore-Browne 6 / C3, f. 1964 Lady Gorell 3; 6; 15 / C2, f. F/G 1940 – 1951; C3, f. 1961; C9, f. Bob Brandt biography 1920; Sir Edmund Gosse 6; 11; 24 / C3, f. 1961 – 1963; C7, f. House of Lords librarian appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords; W1, f. History of the House of Lords Library Philip Gosse 2 / C1, f. 1909 - 1928 Sir E. Gower 4 / C2, f. F/G 1952 - 1957 Grace [CTC cousin] 30 / G1, f. 10 Fl. 1940 Sir Henry Graham 2; 10 / C1, f. 1910 – 1917; C7, f. appointment as Librarian to House of Lords Hiswich Graham 17 / C8, maroon letter book

52 Miss Rose Graham 2; 3; 6; 15; 27 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C2, f. F/G 1940 – 1951; C3, f. 1957 – 1958; C12, f. historians; RP3, f. Anglo Norman notes L. Granville 37 / R1, f. 3 Mrs Green, 3 / C2, f. F/G 1940 - 1951 Mary Green [Clay], 19 / PF1, f. Clay family photos Diana Greenway 17 / C11, f. Tyson fee Institute of Historical Research Lord Greenwood 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Dorothy Gregory-Hood 7; 17 / C3, f. 1975; C11, f. Loxley MSS Brother Greig 27 / RP3, f. Speeches 1921 - 1936 Harrovian lodge masons John Grigg 40 / R3, f. 9 Henry Guppy 2; 10 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords

H Lady Hailsham 3 / C2, f. H 1940 - 1951 H. M. Hake 3 / C2, f. H 1940 - 1951 National Portrait Gallery Miss Haldane 2 / C1, f. 1909 - 1928 Lord Haldane 42; 43 / R3, f. 13/2, f. 15 Lady Halifax 6 / C3, f. 1959 - 1960 Hubert Hall 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 A. Hamilton Thompson 16; 27; 33 / C11, f. fasti parochiales, f. EYC IV and V, f. Paynel fee research; RP3, f. Honour of Richmond; G2, f. 13 E. Hamilton Thompson 5 / C2, f. T 1952 - 1957 Christina Mary Hansen 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1951, daughter of Bay Elizabeth Muriel Hansen Bay [Clay] Deborah Margaret Hansen 7; 29 / C3, f. 1969 – 1970; outsized item 6.6 b. 1947, daughter of Bay Elizabeth Muriel Hansen Bay [Clay] Elizabeth Muriel Hansen 7; 29 / Box C3, f. 1972; outsized item 6.6 b. 1913, daughter of Lionel Bay [Clay] Pilleau Clay Jane Elizabeth Hansen Bay 8; 29 / Box C3, f. 1976; outsized item 6.6 b. 1949, daughter of Elizabeth Muriel Hansen Bay [Clay] T. W. Hanson 5 / C2, f. H 1952 - 1957 Lord Harcourt 6 / C3, f. 1957 - 1958 Donald Harden 6; 7 / C3, f. 1964, f. 1969 – 1970, f. 1975 The London Museum A. Harding 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Sir E. Harding 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Harleian Society 3; 7; 25 / C2, f. H 1940 – 1951; C3, f. 1961 – 1963, f. 1969 – 1970; G1, f. 5 Harris [family] 39 / R2 Arthur F. Hart 14 / C9, f. Bob Brand biography 1920 Rupert Hart Davis 7 / C3, f. 1969 – 1970; C3, f. 1972 Sir Harald Hartley 6 / C3, f. 1959 – 1960, f. 1961 - 1963 Balliol Harrow 3; 6; 7; 11; 18; 30; 35 / C2, f. M 1940 – 1951, f. I/J/K 1952 – 1957, f. M 1952 - 1957; C3, f. 1959 – 1960, f. 1972; C8; PF1, photo; G1, f. 10; G2, f. 26 Lord Harrowby 5; 6 / C2, f. H 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1961 - 1963 Miss Hope Harryngton 6 / C3, f. 1964 J. H. Harvey 6 / C3, f. 1964 W. O. Hassall 3 / C2, f. H 1940 - 1951 Bodleian Library Lord Haukey 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Hawkesbury 17 / C8, maroon letter book Kirkham abbey, York

53 Tony Haworth 7 / C3, f. 1969 - 1970 Cuthbert Headlam 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Cuthbert Headlaw 2 / C1, f. 1909 - 1928 Headley 7 / C3, f. 1967 - 1968 Royal Hospital Ambrose Heal 34 / G2, f. 21 Ambrose Heal Gerald Heard 35 / R1, f. 4 Maria R. Hely-Hutchinson 2; 12 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C9, f. Colonial Office and House of Lords Library Sir Walker Hely- 11; 12 / C9, f. Colonial Office 1908 – 1914, f. Hutchinson Colonial Office and House of Lords Library Sir C. Hendricks 3 / C2, f. H 1940 - 1951 Alex Herd 10 / C6, f. personal correspondence loose Rosalind Heywood 35 / R1, f. 4 Mrs Hicks 3 / C2, f. H 1940 - 1951 Isold Higgin 39 / R2 Myles Hildgard 8 / C3, f. 1976 Arthur F. Hill 14 / C9, f. Bob Brandt biography 1920 Dora Hill [Dora Annette 4 / C2, f. 1952 - 1957 b. 1875, daughter of Louisa Hill], Fanny Hill, neé Pilleau Sir George Hill 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Henry Ainslie Hill 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1867, son of Louisa Fanny Hill, neé Pilleau Henry Rivington Hill, 34 / G2, f. 24 Father of John Henry Hill, who was husband to Louisa Fanny Pilleau, Alice Caroline’s sister. Louisa Fanny Hill [Louisa 29; 30; 31 / G1, f. 7, f. 10; G2, f. 12, outsized b. 1840, neé Pilleau, wife Fanny Pilleau] item 6.3 of John Henry Hill, sister of Alice Caroline Clay neé Pilleau Mary Hill 3; 9; 10; 30; 34 / C2, f. H 1940 – 1951; C6, f. Mary Hill, f. personal correspondence loose; C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords, f. honorary D. Litt; G1, f. 10; G2, f. 24 Lord Alexander of 6 / C3, f. 1964 Hillsborough, A. M. Hind 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to House of Lords J. W. Hirst 3 / C2, f. H 1940 - 1951 R. Hoare 39 / R2 Brian Hoban 7 / C3, f. 1972 Headmaster, Harrow Sir Charles Hobhouse 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Sir F. Hobwood 12 / C9, f. Colonial Office 1908 – 1914 R. H. Hodgkin 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 J. C. Hodgson 17 / C8, f. J. W. Clay, maroon letter book, green A5 letter book C. Holdsworth 7 / C3, f. 1972 Maurice G. Holmes 11; 20 / C8, f. CTC first class degree; PF2, rolled Balliol tennis club tennis photos Sinclair Hood 36 / E1, f. Edith Clay Obituary C. H. Hornby 3 / C2, f. H 1940 - 1952 G. Horton-Fawkes 6 / C3, f. 1959 - 1960 Sir Brian Horrocks 6 / C3, f. 1959 - 1960 Lord Hothfield 14 / C11, f. Skipton Skipton Castle J. W. Houseman 10; 15 / C7, f. Honorary D. Litt; C11, f. Paynel YAJ fee Tamary Houssaye 30 / G1, f. 10

54 Anthony Edward Howarth 7; 29 / C3, f. 1969 – 1970; outsized item 6.6 b. 1916, husband of [Tony Howarth] Rosemary Travis Clay Catherine Jane Howarth 7; 8; 29 / C3, f. 1971; f. 1976; outsized item 6.6 b. 1960, daughter of Rosemary Travis Howarth [Clay] Mark Walter Howarth 6; 8; 29 / C3, f. 1964, f. 1976; outsized item 6.6 b. 1951, son of Rosemary Travis Howarth [Clay] Simon Edward Howarth 7; 29 / C3, f. 1969 – 1970, f. 1972; outsized item b. 1953, son of Rosemary 6.6 Travis Howarth [Clay] Rosemary Travis Howarth 6; 7; 8; 26; 29 / C3, f. 1965, f. 1967 - 1968; C6, b. 1924, CTC daughter, [Clay] f. family letters from CTC’s children 1942 - 1952; outsized item 6.6 D. Howeson 8 / C3, f. 1976 E. C. Hudson 14 / C9, f. research correspondence (loose) H. C. H. Hudson 2; 19 / C1, f. 1909 – 1928; PF1, f. Charles Travis Clay Huguenot Society 3; 4; 6; 10; 18; 30; 31; 34 / C2, f. B 1940 – 1951, f. S 1940 – 1951, f. H 1950 – 1957; C3, f. 1957 – 1958; C7, f. C.B. 1944; C12, f. CTC verse; G1, f. 10, f. 11; G2, f. 12, f. 21 C. R. Huddleston 6 / C3, f. 1964 Peter Hull 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963 Royal Holloway College Humphrey 6 / C3, f. 1965 Royal Academy of Arts G. J. Hunt 6 / C3, f. 1964 R. W. Hunt 26 / RP3, f. Anglo Norman notes John Hunter 20 / PF3, small blue notebook C. H. Hunter Blair 2; 4; 6; 15; 17; 26; / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C2, f. B Society of Antiquaries of 1940 -1951, f. B 1952 – 1957; C11, f. seal Newcastle upon Tyne papers, f. EYC IV and V; C8, f. J. W. Clay; RP3, f. Anglo Norman notes, f. Fitz Alan Miss Hunter Blair 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963 E. H. Hunterstain 14 / C12, f. historians M. A. Hunterstain 14 / C11, f. EYC IV and V Robin [Huntington] 6 / C3, f. 1965 Julian Huxley 14 / C9, f. Bob Brandt biography

I Lord Ilchester 5 / C2, f. I/J/K 1952 - 1959

J Bridget James 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963 University of London Patricia James 18 / C12, f. CTC verse R. L. James 5 / C2, f. I/J/K 1952 - 1957 Headmaster of Harrow H. E. Jarrett 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords J. W. Jenkins 2; 3; 5 / C1, f. 1909 – 1928; C2, f. I/J/K/L 1940 – 1951, f. I/J/K 1952 - 1957 Sir H. Jenkins 3 / C2, f. I/J/K/L 1940 - 1951 L. Evelyn Jones 7 / C3, f. 1969 - 1970 Charles Johnson 15 / C11, f. Paynel fee, f. Trussebut Mrs Charles Johnson 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963 T. Johnson 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 P. Johnson 6 / C3, f. 1957 - 1958 Leigh Joleon 15 / C11, f. Seal papers Lady Jowitt 6 / C3, f. 1957 - 1958

K G. Kane 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963

55 W. J. Kaye 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 George W. Keeton 40; 41 / R3, f. 9, f. 12 J.J. Keevil 3 / C2, f. I/J/K/L 1940 - 1950 D. L. Keir 3; 6 / C2, f. I/J/K/L 1940 -1951; C3, f. 1961 - Master of Balliol 1963 Sir T. Kendrick 3; 6 / C2, f. I/J/K/L 1940 – 1951; C3, f. 1959 - British Museum 1960 A. L. Kennedy 5; 10 / C2, f. I/J/K 1952 -1957; C6, f. A.L. Kennedy; C7, f. appointment as Librarian to House of Lords Leo Kennedy 6 / C3, f. 1965 Lev Kennedy 11 / C8, f. Engagement Sylvia Kennedy 6 / C3, f. 1965 Sir F. Kenyon 3 / C2, f. I/J/K/L 1940 -1951 R. W. Ketton-Cremer 7 / C3, f. 1967 – 1968, f. 1969 - 1970 Geoffrey Keynes 6 / C3, f. 1965 Lord Kilmaine 3 / C2, f. I/J/K/L 1940 - 1951 The Pilgrim Trust C. L. Kingsford 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 G. E. Kirke 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 Dorothy Klein 37 / R3, f. RMH use of Robson genealogical research Paul Knaresborough 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Bishop of Knaresborough Sir H. Knatchbull- 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Hugesson, David Knowles 14; 17 / C12, f. historians; C11, f. YMF II 1960 Peterhouse, Cambridge publication Rev. R. A. Knox 2; 7 / C1, f. 1904 – 1918; C3, f. 1967 - 1968 Balliol alumnus, Catholic Priest and theologian Mrs K. Konstam 3; 5 / C2, f. I/J/K/L 1940 -1951, f. I/J/K 1952 - 1957 Dr Elizabeth Kornerup 7 / C3, f. 1971

L P. de Labilliere 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Dean of Westminster, 1938-1946 F. J. Laforte 14 / C9, f. research correspondence (loose) Miss Winifred Lamb 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 G. D. Lamb 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 W. M. L’Anson 14 / C9, f. research correspondence (loose) Miss K. Lascelles 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 Sir F. Lascelles 3; 5; 8; 10 / C2, f. I/J/K/L 1940 – 1951, f. L 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1976; C7, f. C.B. 1944 E. T. Leeds 3 / C2, f. I/J/K/L 1940 - 1951 C. Leeming 10 / C7, f. Honorary D. Litt James Lees-Milne 8 / C3, f. 1976 W. R. le Fann 6; 30 / C3, f. 1957 – 1958, f. 1961 – 1963; G1, f. Huguenot Society 10 F. W. Leith-Moss 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 R. V. Lennard 5; 6; 26 / C2, f. L 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1959 – 1960; RP3, f. Anglo Norman notes Mrs Lennard 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords John le Patourel 5; 6; 7; 13; 14; 17 / C2, f. L 1952 – 1957; C3, f. Department of History, 1965, f. 1967 – 1968, f. 1972, f. 1975; C9, f. University of Leeds research correspondence (loose); C12, f. historians; C11, Tyson fee N. Leslie 20 / PF2, rolled tennis photographs Balliol tennis club A. G. C Liddell 2 / C1, f. 1904 - 1918

56 A. W. Lidderdale 10; 11 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords; C8, f. CTC first class degree D. Lidderdale 6 / C3, f. 1961 -1963 A. D. Lindsay 2 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939 Donald Lines Jacobus 6 / C3, f. 1959 - 1960 The American Genealogist J. W. Lisle 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords John Lister 2; 10; 15 / C1, f. 1920 – 1935, f. 1929 – 1939; Shivden Hall C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords; C11, f. Lacy Kirkminsterbottom, f. Seal papers Sir C. Lister-Kaye 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 A. G. Little 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 John Livesey 17 / C8, green A5 letter book Lord W. Llewelyn-Davies 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 National Library of Wales Dr Dietrich Lohrmann 14 / C9, f. research correspondence (loose) Neville Lovett 3; 4 / C2, f. I/J/K/L 1940 – 1951, [f. S 1940 – Bishop of Salisbury 1951] Dick Lowe 7 / C3, f. 1971 Lewis C. Loyd 3; 10; 26 / C2, f. D/E 1940 – 1951; C7, f. C.B. 1944; RP3, f. Honour of Richmond, f. Fitz Alan Earl of Lucan 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Alice Lucas 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to House of Lords Frank Lucas 12 / C9, f. Colonial Office and House of Lords King Emperor’s Camp, Library India Theodore Lucas 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to House of Lords William Lucas 29 / G1, f. 7 G. D. Lumb 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935

M Macmahon 7 / C3, f. 1972 N. MacMichael 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963 Harleian Society Lord Macmillan 10; 12 / C7, f. C.B. 1944; C10, f. Colonial office 1910 - 1943 Lady Katherine Macmillan 5; 6; 11 / C2, f. M 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1959 – 1960; C7, f. knighthood House of Lords Kathleen Major 3; 5; 7; 14; 15; 16; 17 / C2, f. M 1940 – 1951, f. St Hilda’s College, Oxford M 1952 - 1957; C3, f. 1972; C12, f. historians; C11, f. YMF I 1958, f. YMF II 1960 publication, f. Percy fee, f. Tyson fee; C. E. Mallet 2 / C1, f. 1909 - 1928 Max Mallowan 6 / C3, f. 1959 - 1960 Sir Paul Maltby 6 / C3, f. 1969 - 1970 Sir James Mann 3 / C2, f. M 1940 - 1951 President of Society of Antiquaries The Marc Fitch Fund 17 / C11, f. Percy fee F. E. Marshall 2; 11 / C1, f. 1904 – 1918; C8, f. CTC first class degree Janet D. Martin 26 / RP3, f. Anglo Norman notes Mary [surname unknown] 6 / C3, f. 1965 Wife of Jack, friend to Lionel Clay Lady Matthews 5 / C2, f. M 1952 - 1957 Allen Mawer 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Professor G. E. T. 6 / C3, f. 1959 - 1960 Lincolnshire Lecture, Mayfield University of Hull

57 Aymen Robert [Bill] 7; 8; 10; 19; 29; 38; 39 / C3, f. 1972; C7, f. b. 1912, husband to Maxwell-Hyslop honorary D. Litt; outsized item 6.6; R1, f. 19; R2 Kathleen Rachel Clay Gillian Philadelphia 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1947, daughter of Maxwell-Hyslop Kathleen Rachel Clay Hilary Sara Robson 7; 29 / C3, f. 1975; outsized item 6.6 b. 1950, daughter of Maxwell-Hyslop Kathleen Rachel Clay Kathleen Rachel Maxwell- 2; 7; 8; 9; 10; 11; 20; 22; 29; 36; 37; 38; 39; 40; b. 1914, daughter of CTC Hyslop [Rachel Clay] 41 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C3, f. 1967 – 1968, f. 1969 – 1970, f. 1971, f. 1972, f. 1976; C5, f. Violet to CTC 1924 – 1927, f. family letters 1937 – 1948, f. family letters 1942 – 1952; C6, f. Henry G. Pilleau, f. personal correspondence loose; C7, f. honorary D. Litt, f. engagement, f. birth of Rachel; C8, f. Other recipients; PF1, f. Obituaries; outsized item 6.6; G1, f. 8; E1; R1, f. 4, f. 5, f. 6, f. 19; R2; R3, f. 9, f. 12 Richard Andrew Maxwell- 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1944, son of Kathleen Hyslop Rachel Maxwell-Hyslop [Clay] Lt. Colonel Robert 3; 29 / C2, f. M 1940 - 1951 outsized item 6.6 Father-in-law to Kathleen Maxwell-Hyslop Rachel Clay F. McLaren 2; 11; 20 / C1, f. 1910 – 1917; C8, f. Oxford Balliol tennis club University 1908; PF2, rolled tennis photographs Medea Ltd. 7 / C3, f. 1971 A. J. Meek 3 / C2, f. M 1940 - 1951 Meekings 6 / C3, f. 1963 Melville 11 / C8, f. Oxford University 1908 W. Melville Foster 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to House of Lords Lord Mersey 3; 10 / C2, f. M 1940 – 1951; C7, f. C.B. 1944 Complete Peerage Lady Mersey 5 / C2, f. M 1952 - 1957 Lord Methven 5 / C2, f. M 1952 – 1957 D. Michelmore 7 / C3, f. 1969 - 1970 YAS Eric G. Millar 2; 3; 6; 10; 15; 16; 39 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C2, Keeper of the Manuscripts, f. M 2940 – 1951; C3, f. 1964, f. 1965; C7, f. British Museum C.B. 1944; C11, f. EYC IV and V, f. Skipton, f. Roxburghe Club York Psalter; R2 Sir E. Millington-Drake 5 / C2, f. M 1952 - 1957 Dean Milner-White 3 / C2, f. M 1940 - 1951 York Deanery Lady Celia Milnes-Coates 6; 7; 12 / C3, f. 1959 – 1960, f. 1967 – 1968, f. 1969 – 1970; C10, f. Lady Crewe S. Minet 30 / G1, f. 10 William Minet 29; 34 / G2, f. 14; G2, f. 21 Mission to Seamen 7 / C3, f. 1967 – 1968 Geraldine Mockley 34 / G2, f. 21 Agnes Mockford 37 / R1, f. 3 Arthur Moon 39 / R2 R. W. Moore 3; 5 / C2, f. M 1940 – 1951, f. M 1952 - 1957 Headmaster of Harrow Rev. Joh. H. Moorsman 8 / C3, f. 1976 Bishop of Ripon G. A. Moriarty 6; 14 / C3, f. 1959 – 1960; C12, f. historians S. Moriarty 26 / RP3, f. Anglo Norman notes Sir Owen F. Morshead 2; 3 / C1, f. 1909 – 1928, f. 1929 – 1939; C2, f. Librarian of Windsor M 1940 - 1951 Castle Jean E. Mortimer 6 / C3, f. 1965 Lord Mottistone 6; 10 / C3, f. 1959 – 1960; C7, f. C.B. 1944 Sir John Murray 2; 6; 13 / C1, f. 1909 – 1928; C3, f. 1961 – 1963, f. 1964; C10, f. Colonial Office, letters from Lord Crewe 1910 - 1943

58 Professor Roger A. B. 3; 5; 10; 15 / C2, f. M 1940 – 1951, f. M 1952 – Balliol librarian Mynors 1957; C7, f. C.B. 1944; C11, f. Yorks deeds vol. VII, f. EYC IV and V, f. Paynel fee Robin M.-Young 6 / C3, f. 1965

N Sir L. and Lady Namier 6 / C3, f. 1959 - 1960 Sir Mathew Nathan 2 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; Lord Nathan of Churl 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Francis Needham 4; 15 / C2, f. N/O/P 1940 – 1951; C11, f. Hatton book of seals New England 7 / C3, f. 1967 - 1968 Genealogical Society D. Nicholl 6 / C3, f. 1964 Donald Nichols 14 / C12, f. historians Sir H. G. Nicholson 5; 8; 10; 11 / C2, f. N 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1976; C7, f. appointment a Librarian to the House of Lords; C8, f. CTC first class degree award Abbot E. Niobey 14; 15; 25 / C9, f. Niobey, C11, f. Paynel fee; Abbey of Hambye RP2, Hambye illustrated guide Charles Bert Norcliffe 17 / C8, maroon letter book Lancton Hall, Malton, Yorkshire Earl Marshall Norfolk 3 / C8, f. Coronation Cyril Norwood 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Mrs Norsworthy 4 / C2, f. N/O/P 1940 - 1951 S. Nowell-Smith 5 / C2, f. N 1952 - 1957

O Wallis Oakesholt 4; 8 / C2, f. N/O/P 1940 -1951; C3, f. 1976 H. S. Offler 4 / C2, f. N/O/P 1940 -1951 Surtees Society H. Ormerod 2 / C2, f. 1929 - 1939 Miss Osbourne 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963 A. Oswald 7 / C3, f. 1967 - 1968 Sir Robert Ovenbury 4; 5 / C2, f. N/O/P 1940 – 1951, f. O 1952 - 1957

P William Page 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Paul Paget 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963 Seeley and Paget Architects S. Painter 5 / C2, f. 1952 - 1957 G. Panslow 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Colonel John Parker 2; 15; 26 / C1, f. 1909 – 1928, f. 1920 – 1935; C11, f. Yorks deeds vol. VII, f. Fasti parochiales vol I; RP3, f. Honour of Richmond Capt. Parker 2 / C1, f. 1909 - 1928 Sir Cosmo Parkinson 10 / C7, f. C.B 1944 Alec Paterson 13 / C9, Bob Brandt biography Robert B. Patterson 16 / C11, f. 1974 Herbert Paul 2; 4 / C1, f. 1904 – 1918; C2, f. N/O/P 1940 - 1951 W. D. Peckham 16 / C11, f. YMF II 1960 research Howe Peel 12 / C9, f. Colonial Office and House of Lords Punjab Government Camp Library Sir Charles Peers 2 / C1, f. 1909 – 1928, f. 1929 - 1939 F. W. Percival 20 / PF2, f. rolled tennis photos Balliol tennis club

59 Cecily Mary Christy Peters 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1909, daughter of [Clay] William Henry Christy Clay Lt. Comm. Geoffrey 29 / outsized item 6.6 Husband to Cecily Mary Hendley Peters Christy Clay, m. 1935. Stella Rosemary Peters 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1945, daughter of Cecily Mary Christy Clay Veronica Mary Peters 29 / outsized item 6.6 b. 1938, daughter of Cecily Mary Christy Clay Charlotte Perigal, 30 / G1, f. 10 b. 1785, daughter of Francois Perigal Edward Perigal, 30 / G1, f. 10 b. 1786, son of Francois Perigal Frederick Perigal, 32; 33; 35 / G2, f. 13, f. 14, f. 18, f. 26 b. 1812, son of Henry Perigal (b. 1768) Henry Perigal 29; 30; 34; 35 / G1, f. 7, f. 10; G2, f. 24, f. 26 b. 1801 Henry Perigal the elder 30 / G1, f. 10 b. 1768 Lewis Perigal 29 / G2, f. 14 Mrs Louisa Ann Perigal 29; 34 / Outsized item 6.5; W1, handkerchief b. 1808 P. Peze de Gallineer 30 / G1, f. 10 Birnie Philip 35 / R1, f. Birnie Philip Bequest A. W. Pickard-Cambridge 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 F. A. Piachaud 7 / C3, f. 1967 - 1968 [vicar of Christ Church Chelsea] Janet G. Piles 9 / C6, f. Whitwell family 1908 - 1939 Alexis Pilleau 28; 29; 35 / G1, item 1, f. 4, f. 11; outsized items Emigrates 1685, 6.4 and 6.5 silversmith Alexis Pierre Pilleau 29 / outsized item 6.5 b. 1691, son of Alexis Pilleau (emigrates 1685) Alice Caroline Pilleau, see Alice Caroline Clay Arthur W. Pilleau 9; 29; 31; 34; 35 / W1, handkerchief; C6, f. Mrs b. 1850, brother of Henry Hill, Arthur W. Pilleau; 1920 -1935; G2, f. 26 George Pilleau Carrie Pilleau [Caroline 9; 29 / C6, f. Henry G. Pilleau and Carrie b. 1845, wife of Henry Fitzroy Addison] Pilleau; outsized item 6.5 George Pilleau

Frederick S. Pilleau 9; 29 / C6, f. Mrs Hill, Arthur W. Pilleau, b. 1852, son of Henry [Frederick Startin Pilleau] Frederick S. Pilleau; outsized item 6.5 Pilleau

Gerald Pilleau [Gerald 6; 29; 34 / C3, f. 1957 – 1958; G2, f. 21; b. 1896, son of Arthur Arthur Pilleau] outsized item 6.5 Langston Pilleau, grandson of Henry Pilleau Henry G. Pilleau [Henry 9; 29 / C6, f. Henry G. Pilleau; outsized item 6.5 b. 1842, brother to Alice George Pilleau] Caroline Pilleau, Colonel in the Royal Engineers. Henry Pilleau 29; 30; 34 / G1, f. 7, f. 10; G2, f. 12, f. 14, f. 21 b. 1776, father of Henry Pilleau b. 1813 Henry Pilleau 29; 30; 31; 32; 34; 35 / G1, f. 7, f. 10; G2, f. 12, b. 1813, son of Henry f. 14, f. 21; W1, handkerchief; G2, f. 24, f. 26 Pilleau; marries Louisa Ann Perigal Isaac Pilleau 7; 29; 30 / C3, f. 1967 – 1968, outsized items 6.3 b. 1733, father of Henry – 6.5; G1, f. 10 Pilleau (b. 1776) Mary Pilleau 11 / C8, f. Engagement Olive Pilleau 6; 31; 34 / Box C3, f. 1965; Box G1, f. 10; Box b. 1883, niece of Alice [Olive Mary Pilleau] G2, f. 24; Box W1, letter in with handkerchief Clay neé Pilleau S. C. Pilleau 34 / G2, f. 21

Susanna Pilleau 30 / G1, f. 10; outsized item 6.5 Pipe Roll Society 3; 8 / C3, f. 1976

60 Col. Pirie 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Miss Pirie 39 / R2 H. Pirie-Gordon 2; 5 / C1, f. 1920 – 1939; C2, f. P 1952 - 1957 Mrs Pirie-Gordon 7 / C3, f. 1969 - 1970 Rev. F. Pizon 17 / C8, f. other recipients Diana Franklin Platt [Clay] 7; 8; 10; 29; 39; 40 / C3, f. 1972; C5, f. Violet b. 1920, daughter of CTC Clay to CTC 1921 – 1924, f. 1924 - 1927; C6, f. family letters 1937 – 1948, f. family letters 1942 - 1952, f. personal correspondence loose; R2; outsized item 6.6 Mariana Cordelia Platt, 7; 8; 29 / C3, f. 1969 – 1970, f. 1975, f. 1976; b. 1947, daughter of Diana outsized item 6.6 Franklin Platt [Clay] Nicholas Tristan Platt 6; 7; 8; 29 / C3, f. 1957 – 1958, f. 1961 – 1963, b. 1944, son of Diana f. 1971, f. 1975; f. 1976; outsized item 6.6 Franklin Platt [Clay] Norman Platt 5; 8; 29 / C2, f. P 1952 – 1957; C6, f. Family b. 1920, first husband of letters from CTC’s children 1942 - 1952; Diana Franklin Clay outsized item 6.6 E. Playfair 5 / C2, f. P 1952 - 1957 T. Plucknett 4 / C2, f. N/ O/P 1940 - 1951 Plummer 6 / C3, f. 1957 - 1958 F. M. Poisicke 14 / C12, f. historians A. F. Pollard 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Sir C. Ponsonby 5 / C2, f. P 1952 - 1957 Winifred Ponsonby 8 / C3, f. 1976 Austin Lane Poole 4; 15; 16 ; 17 / C2, f. N/O/P 1940 – 1951; C11, f. St John’s College, Oxford Hatton book of seals, f. Warenne, Anglo Norman Families 1951, f. Stuteville, f. Trussebut notes, f. Trussebut publication, f. Tyson fee C. F. Pope 14 / C9, f. Bob Brandt biography 1920 Professor George Potter 6; 17 / C3, f. 1964; C11, f. Percy fee University of Sheffield, Medieval History Enoch Powell 7 / C3, f. 1971 W. R. Powell 6 / C3, f. 1961 – 1963 Theburt Prater 15 / C11, f. Seal papers 1929 W. E. Preston 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 Margot S. Price 6 / C3, f. 1964 R. Price 5; 6 / C2, f. P 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1959 – 1960, f. 1961 - 1963 Starkes Price 8 / C3, f. 1976 Prickett 14 / C11, f. Skipton Prindle (U.S.) 7 / C3, f. 1975 Granville Proby 4 / C2, f. N/O/P 1940 - 1951 Sir R. G. Proby 4; 6 / C2, f. N/O/P 1940 – 1951; C3, f. 1964 Frederick William Pulling 29 / Box G2, f. 14 b. 1848, son of Julia Mary Pilleau, who was sister to Henry Pilleau (b. 1813) J. S. Purvis 7; 16; 27 / C3, f. 1967 – 1968; C11, f. YMF II 1960; RP3, f. YAS lecture 1956, f. York Summer School Mrs Hilda Purvis 7; 10 / C3, f. 1969 – 1970; C6, f. personal correspondence loose Miss Putnam 4; 5 / C2, f. N/O/P 1940 – 1951, f. P 1952 - 1957 B. H. Putnam 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Sir W. Putteney 12 / C9, f. Colonial Office and House of Lords Library

Q W. H. Quarell 24 / W1, f. library portraits

61 J. Quinn 17 / C11, f. Percy fee Balliol College Librarian

R F. J. E. Raby 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Alan Radcliffe 17 / C8, green A5 letter book Douglass Radcliffe 12 / C9, f. CTC military service correspondence 1916 - 1917 Angelo Raine 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Granville Ram 2; 10 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C7, f. appointment as Librarian to House of Lords Mrs Raymond 7 / C3, f. 1975 Laurent Ribot 11; 34 / C9, f. CTC military correspondence; G2, f. 21 Sir A Richardson 5; 18 / C2, f. R 1952 – 1957; C12, f. CTC verse H. G. Richardson 4 / C2, f. R 1940 - 1951 Ian Richmond 6 / C3, f. 1964 Jasper Ridley 9; 11 / C7, f. letters on appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords; C8, f. CTC first class degree Ronald T. Ridley 36 / E1, f. Edith Clay Correspondence Lady Ritchie 2 / C1, f. 1904 - 1918 Sir R. Ritchie 2 / C1, f. 1910 - 1917 Lionel Robbins 5 / C2, f. R 1952 - 1957 Alice Robson 38 / R1, f. 7 Catherine Emily Robson 8; 37; 39; 42 / C6, f. Robson 1912 – 1928; R1, f. [Burge] 1, f. 5; R2; R3, f. 13/2 Diana Robson 2; 3; 4; 22; 34; 35; 37; 38; 39; 41; 42; 43 / C1, f. 1920 – 1939; C2, f. R 1940 – 1951, f. R 1952 – 1957; PF3, f. Violet, Diana, Kay, Rachel; E1, f. Greece; R1, f. 5, f. 6; R2; R3, f. 11, f. 13/2, f. 14 Fanny Robson 39 / R2 Harold Robson 4; 5; 6; 10; 35; 36; 37; 38; 39; 40; 41; 42; 43 / C2, f. R 1940 – 1951, f. R 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1961 – 1963; C7, f. C.B. 1944; R2; R3, f. 9, f. 12, f. 13; f. 13/1., f. 13/2, f. 14, f. 15 Iris Robson 6 / C3, f. 1964 John Robson 2; 4; 5; 10; 34; 35; 37; 38; 39; 42; 43 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C2, f. R 1940 – 1951, f. 1952 – 1957; C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords; R1, f. 6; R2; R3, f. 13/2; f. 14, f. 15 Kenneth Robson 38; 39 / R1, f. 7; R2 Kenneth Robson Michael Robson 4; 35; 39 / C2, f. R 1940 – 1951; R2 Nigel Robson 4 / C2, f. R 1940 – 1951 Odette Robson 39 / R2 Wife of Kenneth Robson Peggy Robson 39; 43 / R2; R3, f. 14 Robert Robson 33; 38; 39; 43 / G2, f. 20; R1, f. 7; R2; R3, f. 14, f. 15 William Snowdon Robson 4; 19; 33; 37; 39; 40; 41; 42; 43 / C2, f. R 1940 – 1951; PF1, f. Clay family photos; G2, f. 20; R1, f. 1; R2; R3, f. 9, f. 10, f. 11, f. 12, f. 13, f. 13/1, f. 13/2, f. 14, f. 15 A. S. Roc 20 / PF2, rolled tennis photographs Balliol tennis club A. S. Rose 20 / PF2, rolled tennis photographs Balliol tennis club R. Rowe 7 / C3, f. 1969 - 1970 Lord Rower 4 / C2, f. R 1940 - 1951 Royal Commission on 6 / C3, f. 1965 Historical Monuments Lady Royle 5 / C2, f. R 1952 - 1957

62 Mary Roxburghe 12 / C10, f. Lady Crewe G. W. E. Russel 2 / C1, f. 1910 - 1917 John Russel 6 / C3, f. 1965 The Imperial Society of the Knights Batchelor Lord Russel 6 / C3, f. 1964 E. Rutter 4 / C2, f. R 1940 - 1951 Hannah Maria Rutter 19 / PF1, f. Clay family photos Joan Rutter 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963 W. R. Rybek 20 / PF2, rolled tennis photographs Balliol tennis club Mrs Dudley Ryder 5 / C2, f. R 1952 - 1957 Dudley Ryder 18 / C12, f. CTC verse

S M. E. Sadler 11 / C8, f. Engagement Lord Salisbury 4; 16 / C2, f. S 1940 – 1951; C11, f. Roxburghe club York Psalter Bishop of Salisbury 3; 4 / C2, f. I/J/K/L 1940 – 1951, f. S 1940 - 1951 Rev. H. E. Salter 4 / C2, f. S 1940 - 1951 Lord Samuel 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Lady Sanderson 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Ernest W. Sands 7; 19; 21 / C3, f. 1967 – 1968; PF1, f. Charles The Brighouse Echo Travis Clay; PF3, f. Rastrick Canon Savage 2 / C1, f. 1909 - 1928 Lord Savile 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 Sir D. Savoy 4; 5 / C2, f. S 1940 – 1951, f. S 1952 - 1957 G. O. Sayles 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 C. E. Scholefield 4 / C2, f. S 1940 - 1951 The Yorkshire Society Sir Leslie Scott 4 / C2, f. S 1940 - 1951 Miss Scott Thomson 6 / C3, f. 1957 - 1958 R. S. Schuckburgh 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to House of Lords Rodney Searight 7 / C3, f. 1971, f. 1972 H. P. Pictures J. Seebohm 2 / C1, f. 1904 - 1918 R. Shaw 4 / C2, f. S 1940 - 1951 Walter Lee Sheppard 7 / C3, f. 1964, f. 1967 – 1968, f. 1971 John Sherman 7 / C3, f. 1972 Rachel Shuttleworth 4; 14 / C2, f. S 1940 – 1951; C9, f. Bob Brandt 1920 A. T. Siddons 6 / C3, f. 1959 - 1960 Harrow Master Lord Simon 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Lord Simonds 4 / C2, f. S 1940 - 1951 Smith 7 / C3, f. 1975 A. H. Smith 16 / C11, f. YMF II research A. L. Smith 2 / C1, f. 1904 - 1918 Colin Smith 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords Isabel M. Smith 11 / C8, f. Engagement Raymond Smith 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Corporation of London Librarian Mr Reginald Smith 2 / C1, f. 1904 – 1918, f. 1909 - 1928 Mrs Reginald Smith 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords R. A. Smith 4 / C2, f. S 1940 - 1951 Canon Smyth 5 / C2, f. S 1952 - 1957 H. N. P. Slonian 20 / PF2, rolled tennis photos Balliol tennis club

63 Society of Antiquaries 2; 3; 6; 7; 16 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C2, f. M 1940 – 1951; C3, f. 1957 – 1958, f. 1971, f. 1972; C11, f. Warenne D. E. Somerville 14 / C9, f. Bob Brand biography R. Somerville 6 / C3, f. 1964; British Record Association Sir Lawrence [Somme] 2 / C1, f. 1904 - 1918 R. Southern [Dick 6; 8; 14; 17 / C3, f. 1959 – 1960, f. 1976; C12, f. St John’s; All Souls; Southern] historians; C11, f. Tyson fee Balliol Lord Spencer 4; 5; 6; 7 / C2, f. S 1940 – 1951, f. S 1952 – 1957; C3, f.1959 – 1960, f. 1972 Duke of St Albans 6 / C3, f. 1959 - 1960 A. E. Stamp 2; 10 / C1, f. 1920 – 1935; C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords Lady Staniton 6 / C3, f. 1957 - 1958 Charles Stanley Price 5 / C2, f. P 1952 - 1957 M. J. Stanley Price 5; 11; 20 / C2, f. P 1952 – 1957; C8, f. CTC 90th YAJ Birthday; PF1, f. Obituaries of Charles Travis Clay [Denis] Stanton 15 / C11, f. Hatton book of seals University of Reading W. F. Stavert 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 I. L. Stecklean Davidson 11 / C7, f. knighthood House of Lords; C8, f. Oxford University 1908 Frank M. Stenton 14; 15; 16 / C12, f. historians; C11, f. EYC IV and V, f. Anglo Norman Families notes, f. Trussebut notes Lady Doris Stenton 16; 18 / C11, f. Trussebut notes; C12, f. CTC verse David Stephens 5; 6 / C2, f. S 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1961 - 1963 A. W. Stephenson 41 / R3, f. 11 Malcome H. Stern 7 / C3, f. 1969 - 1970 Malcome H. Stern R. Stewart Brown 2 / C1, f. 1920 – 1935; f. 1929 – 2939. C. St George 4; 6 / C2, f. S 1940 – 1951; C3, f. 1959 - 1960 Clerk of the Journals Rev. E. Stogdon 2; 4 / C1, f. 1904 – 1918; C2, f. S 1940 - 1951 Miss Stokes 2 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; Professor Stones 6 / C3, 1964 Sir R. Storrs 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Lord Strathcona 5; 12 / C2, f. S 1952 – 1957; C9, f. 1908 - 1914 Mrs Strong 2 / C1, f. 1909 - 1928 Herbert H. Sturmer 30 / G1, f. 10 G. O. Squibb 4 / C2, f. S 1940 - 1951 Dick Sullivan 17 / C11, f. Percy fee All Souls, Oxford Miss Sutherland 7 / C3, f. 1967 - 1969 Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford Alfred Sutro 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 P. Styles 5 / C2, f. S 1952 - 1957

T James Tait 14; 26 / C12, f. historians; RP3, f. Honour of Richmond Lawrence E. Tanner 15 / C11, f. Yorks deeds vol. VII 1932 Sir. S. Tallents 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Arnold Taylor 7 / C3, f. 1971, f. 1972 Society of Antiquaries Mrs Tempest 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 Miss Tempest 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 Lord Terrington 6 / C3, f. 1957 - 1958 Rev. E. W. Thompson 4; 5 / C2, f. 1940 – 1951, f. T 1952 - 1957 Sir F. Thompson 4; 5; 12 / C2, f. T 1940 – 1951, f. Y 1952 – Keeper of the Collections 1957; C9, f. Colonial Office 1908 - 1914 Chatsworth

64 The Thoresby Society 11; 15; 29 / C7, f. knighthood institutional; C11, f. Seal papers 1929; G1, f. 9 H. G. Thornley 2 / C1, f. 1920 – 1935, f. 1929 - 1939 Thornton Historical 6; 8 / C3, f. 1961 – 1963, f. 1976 Society Henry Thorold 6 / C3, f. 1964 Mr Threfall 40 / R3, f. 10 F. F. [Thrigworl] 11 / C8, f. CTC first class degree Sir Arthur T. Thring 10; 12 / C6, f. Sir Arthur Thring; C9, f. Colonial Office and House of Lords Library Lady Georgina Thring 10 / C6, f. Sir Arthur Thring Raymond Tinne Berthton 28; 32 / G1, item 3 black A5 notebook; G2, f. 17 Signe Toksvig 35 / R1, f. 4 Leigh Tolson 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 Frank Tomlinson 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords Sir George Tomlinson 2; 6 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C3, f. 1957 – 1958, f. 1961 - 1963 Torlonia (contessa) 6 / C3, f. 1961 - 1963 G. Townsend Warner 2 / C1, f. 1904 - 1918 Keith Train 16 / C11, f. YMF II 1960 research Thornton Society William Travis 19; 29 / PF1, f. Clay family photos; G1, f. 9 Mary Travis 29 / G1, f. 7 Robin Treford 6 / C3, f. 1965 Tregoning 7 / C3, f. 1971 Chambers, Tregoning & Robertshaw, solicitors R. F. Treharne 14 / C12, f. historians Charles Trevelyan 2 / C1, f. 1904 - 1918 Lady Trevelyan 6 / C3, f. 1957 - 1958 G. M. Trevelyan 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 Prof. A. S. Turberville 4; 10; 16 / C2, f. T 1940 – 1941; C7, f. Honorary D. Litt; C11, f. Faber 1957 - 1958 Mrs K. Turberville 4; 16 / C2, f. T 1940 – 1951; C11, f. Faber 1957 - 1958 Winifred Turner 34 / G2, f. 21 John Tweed 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939

U Université de Bretagne 7 / C3, f. 1971 Occidentale F. F. Urquhart 2 / C1 f. 1904 – 1918; f. 1910 - 1917

V Sir Harry Verney 2; 4; 6; 7; 10; 12; 13; 14 / C1, f. 1909 – 1928, f. 1929 – 1939; C2, f. V/W/Y 1940 - 1951; C3, f. 1961 – 1963, f. 1967 – 1968, f. 1971, f. 1972, f. 1975; C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords; C9, f. CTC military service correspondence 1916 - 1917, f. Colonial Office 1908 – 1914, f. Bob Brandt biography 1920; C10, f. Colonial Office, letters from Lord Crewe Lawrence J. Verney 7 / C3, f. 1969 – 1970, f. 1972, f. 1975 Lady M. Verney 2; 11 / C1, f. 1904 – 1918; C8, f. Engagement Rachel Verney 11 / C8, f. Engagement Paul Vellacot 5 / C2, f. V 1952 - 1957 Mrs Vellacot 5 / C2, f. V 1952 - 1957 E. M. Vergine 7 / C3, f. 1967 - 1968

65 Victoria and Albert 4; 7; 30 / C2, f. C 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1967 – Museum 1968; G1, f. 10 J. Vielliay 30 / G1, f. 10 Institut de Recherche et d’Histoire des Textes Edward Vigors 2 / C1, f. 1929 -1939 Madame Villani 12 / C9, f. Colonial Office and House of Lords Library Clane Vyzer 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935

W Anthony Wagner 4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 13; 16; 17 / C2, f. V/W/Y 1940 – College of Arms 1951, f. W 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1959 – 1960, f. 1961 – 1963, f. 1965, f. 1967 – 1968, f. 1969 – 1970, f. 1971, f. 1972, f. 1975, f. 1976; C9, f. correspondence genealogy (loose); C11, f. Anglo Norman Families 1951, f. YMF 1 1958, f. Percy fee Henry Wagner 34 / G2, f. 21 G. W. Waine 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 Miss Joan Wake 4; 15 / C2, f. V/W/Y 1940 – 1951; C11, f. Northamptonshire Record Hatton book of seals Society Bishop of Wakefield 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords D. Walker 6 / C3, f. 1964 J. W. Walker 2; 5; 10; 15; 16 / C1, f. 1920 – 1935, f. 1929 – YAS 1939; C2, f. W 1952 – 1957; C7, f. Honorary D. Litt; C11, f. Seal papers 1929, f. Fasti parochiales vol I., f. EYC IV and V, f. Warenne Kenneth Walker 10 / C7, f. appointment as Librarian to the House of Lords R. Walker 8 / C3, f. 1976 T. Wallis-Hall 2; 15 / C1, f. 1920 – 1935; C11, f. Seal papers 1929 F. Ward 2 / C1, f. 1909 - 1928 Christopher Warren 39 / R2 Bishop Welldon 2 / C1, f. 1904 – 1918, f. 1929 - 1939 Duke of Wellington 4; 16 / C2, f. V/W/Y 1940 – 1951; C11, f. Roxburghe club York Psalter, f. Stuteville Canon H. F. Westlake 2 / C1, f. 1909 – 1928, f. 1920 - 1935 George [Weston] 12 / C9, f. Colonial Office 1908 - 1914 Streatley House, Reading Sir C. Wheeler 6 / C3, f. 1964 G. Wheeler 2 / C1, f. 1920 - 1935 Sir Mortimer Wheeler 2; 4; 5; 6; 7 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C2, f. V/W/Y British Academy 1940 – 1951, f. W 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1964, f. 1967 - 1968 Mrs Wheeler 2 / C1, f. 1929 - 1939 W. E. C. Wheldon 15 / C11, f. Seal papers 1929 Durham Deanery Geoffrey H. White 2; 6; 7; 14 / C1, f. 1929 – 1939; C3, f. 1961 – 1963, f. 1964, f. 1969 – 1970; C9, f. correspondence genealogy (loose); C9, f. Geoffrey H. White Reginald White 15 / C11, f. Faber 1957 - 1958 R. H. Whiteing 4; 5; 10 / C2, f. V/W/Y 1940 – 1951, f. W 1952 - East Riding Antiquarian 1957; C7, f. Honorary D. Litt Society Professor D. Whitelock 5; 6 / C2, f. W 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1964 Geoffrey Whitthall 36 / E1, f. Edith Clay correspondence Prof. C. E. Whiting 4 / C2, f. V/W/Y 1940 - 1951 Alice Whitwell 9 / C6, f. Whitwell family 1908 - 1939

66 Dorothy Whitwell 4; 5 / C2, f. V/W/Y 1940 – 1951, f. W 1952 - 1957 Elizabeth Whitwell 5 / C2, f. W 1952 - 1957 Etta Whitwell 4; 9 / C2, f. V/W/Y 1940 – 1951; C6, f. Whitwell family 1908 - 1939 Frank Whitwell 4 / C2, f. V/W/Y 1940 - 1951 Hannah Maria Whitwell 19 / PF1, f. Clay family photos Isaac Whitwell 29; 33 / G1, f. 7, f. 9; G2, f. 20 Jane Whitwell 29 / G1, f. 9 Jeremiah Whitwell 29 / G1, f. 9 John Whitwell 29 / G1, f. 9 Maria Whitwell 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Nan Whitwell 4 / C2, f. V/W/Y 1940 - 1951 Stephen Whitwell 7; 10 / C3, f. 1975; C7, f. C.B. 1944 W. F. Whitwell 9 / C6, f. Whitwell family 1908 – 1939 Edward Hugh Norris 9 / C6, f. William Henry Clay and Muriel Wilde b. 1880 Wilde [Hugh Wilde] Muriel Wilde [Agnes 5; 6; 9 / C2, f. W 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1959 – b. 1878, daughter of Muriel Clay?] 1960, f. 1961 - 1963; C6, f. William Henry Clay William Henry Clay and Muriel Wilde G. F. Willimot 5 / C2, f. W 1952 - 1957 Yorks Museum Sir Herbert Williams 10 / C7, f. C.B. 1944 Dorothy Williamson 15 / C11, f. Trussebut notes Lincolnshire Archives Committee Paul Wilson 7 / C3, f. 1971 Canon Ernest Winter 2 / C1, f. 1904 - 1918 All Saints Church, Elland John Witt 7 / C3, f. 1967 – 1968, f. 1972 Sir J. Woodhead 4; 10 / C2, f. V/W/Y 1940 – 1951; C7, f. Society of Yorkshiremen in Honorary D. Litt 1943 London Sir G. Wollaston 4; 10 / C2, f. V/W/Y 1940 – 1951; C7, f. C.B. 1944 Lady Wollaston 5 / C2, f. W 1952 - 1957 Prof. Francis Wormald 4; 5; 6 / C2, f. V/W/Y 1940 – 1951, f. W 1952 – 1957; C3, f. 1959 – 1960, f. 1964 Mrs Wormald 7 / C3, f. 1972 Arthur F. Wright 4; 14; 32 / C2, f. V/W/Y 1940 – 1951; C9, f. Bob Brandt biography; G2, f. 13 G. G. Wright 7 / C3, f. 1969 - 1970

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