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C DMQ Records Relating to the Ringrose Family 1827-1920 Hull History Centre: Records relating to the Ringrose Family C DMQ Records relating to the Ringrose Family 1827-1920 Custodial history: Deposited by Mrs. Ringrose Wharton, Skelton Castle, Skelton, Saltburn by the Sea Description: Includes journals of Arthur Ringrose regarding his travels around the world, diaries of Charles Ringrose, letters held within the collection mainly comprise of those written by Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose and from Charles Ringrose to his mother. Arrangement: C DMQ/1-7 The journals of Arthur Ringrose 1870-1880 C DMQ/8-11 Diaries of Charles Ringrose 1863-1887 C DMQ/12-21 Letters from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 1879-1894 C DMQ/22-25 Letters from Christopher Ringrose to his mother 1919-1920 C DMQ/26-56 Miscellaneous materials 1827-c.1874 Extent: 138 items Access conditions: Access will be granted to any accredited reader C DMQ/1-7 The journals of Arthur Ringrose 1870-1880 7 items C DMQ/1 Journal of Arthur Ringrose Aug 1870- Includes descriptions of a walking tour of the Alps, Jun 1871 visits to Strasbourg, and Worrenbourg and Paris after the seige of the commune 1 item C DMQ/2 Journal of Arthur Ringrose 14 Aug 1872- Includes descriptions of a tour through 5 Sep 1872 Westmorland and Cumberland 1 item C DMQ/3 Journal of Arthur Ringrose 9 Aug 1878- Includes descriptions of a visit to North America. 31 Dec 1878 Also includes a map of the grand trunk railway and its connections, and a map of the Saguenay River and the St. Lawrence River. 1 item C DMQ/4 Journal of Arthur Ringrose 1 Jan 1879- Relating to his world tour and includes 11 Jul 1879 descriptions of his travels from New York to Japan 1 item Page 1 of 13 Hull History Centre: Records relating to the Ringrose Family C DMQ/5 Journal of Arthur Ringrose Jul 1879- Relating to his world tour and includes 26 Nov 1879 descriptions of his travels in Japan and China 1 item C DMQ/6 Journal of Arthur Ringrose 27 Nov 1879- Relating to his world tour and includes 12 Feb 1880 descriptions of his travels in China, Saigon, Singapore, Burma, India 1 item C DMQ/7 Journal of Arthur Ringrose 13 Feb 1880- Relating to his world tour and includes 28 Apr 1880 descriptions of his travels in India, Ceylon and Egypt 1 item C DMQ/8-11 Diaries of Charles Ringrose 1863-1887 4 items C DMQ/8 Diary of Charles Ringrose 1863 Includes entries regarding his time at home, Tranby, Hessle, and at Rugby School 1 item C DMQ/9 Diary of Charles Ringrose 1866 Includes entries regarding his time at home, Tranby, Hessle, and at Rugby School 1 item C DMQ/10 Diary of Charles Ringrose 1868 Includes entries regarding his time at home, Tranby, Hessle, and at Christ Church, Oxford. There are no entries after 9th May. 1 item C DMQ/11 Diary of Charles Ringrose 1887 Includes entries regarding his time at home, the Register House, and Northallerton 1 item Page 2 of 13 Hull History Centre: Records relating to the Ringrose Family C DMQ/12-21 Letters from Arthur Ringrose to Charles 1879-1894 Ringrose 92 items C DMQ/12 Letters from Arthur Ringrose to Charles 1879 Ringrose in the year 1879 4 items C DMQ/12/1 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 22 Feb 1879 From Montreal 1 item C DMQ/12/2 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 28 Sep 1879 From Shanghai 1 item C DMQ/12/3 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 30 Sep 1879 From San Francisco 1 item C DMQ/12/4 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 27 Oct 1879 From Shanghai 1 item C DMQ/13 Letters from Arthur Ringrose to Charles 1880 Ringrose in the year 1880 6 items C DMQ/13/1 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 9 Jan 1880 From Calcutta 1 item C DMQ/13/2 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 19 Feb 1880 From Bombay 1 item C DMQ/13/3 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 29 Feb 1880 From Bombay 1 item C DMQ/13/4 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 21 Mar 1880 From Columbo 1 item C DMQ/13/5 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 5 Jul 1880 1 item C DMQ/13/6 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 6 Dec 1880 From Singapore 1 item Page 3 of 13 Hull History Centre: Records relating to the Ringrose Family C DMQ/14 Letters from Arthur Ringrose to Charles 1881 Ringrose in the year 1881 6 items C DMQ/14/1 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 3-6 Feb 1881 From Paris 1 item C DMQ/14/2 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 27 Mar 1881 From Paris 1 item C DMQ/14/3 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 22 Apr 1881 From New Orleans 1 item C DMQ/14/4 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 7 May 1881 From New Orleans 1 item C DMQ/14/5 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 23 May 1881 From Cincinatti 1 item C DMQ/14/6 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 7 Jun 1881 From New York 1 item C DMQ/15 Letters from Arthur Ringrose to Charles 1882 Ringrose in the year 1882 16 items C DMQ/15/1 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 2 Feb 1882 From Naples 1 item C DMQ/15/2 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 8-13 Feb 1882 From Suez 1 item C DMQ/15/3 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 31 Mar 1882 1 item C DMQ/15/4 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 2 Apr 1882 1 item C DMQ/15/5 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 7 Apr 1882 From Adelaide 1 item Page 4 of 13 Hull History Centre: Records relating to the Ringrose Family C DMQ/15/6 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 5 May 1882 From Melbourne 1 item C DMQ/15/7 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 8 May 1882 From Melbourne 1 item C DMQ/15/8 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 1 Jun 1882 From New Zealand 1 item C DMQ/15/9 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 27 Jun 1882 From Christchurch 1 item C DMQ/15/10 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 9 Jul 1882 From New Zealand 1 item C DMQ/15/11 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 23 Jul 1882 From Auckland 1 item C DMQ/15/12 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 5-15 Aug 1882 From New Zealand 1 item C DMQ/15/13 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 31 Aug 1882 From Fiji, including a chart of the Fiji Islands 1 item C DMQ/15/14 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 19 Oct 1882 From Naples 1 item C DMQ/15/15 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 29 Nov 1882 From Sydney 1 item C DMQ/15/16 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 18 Dec 1882 On board SS Roma off Sandlewood Island 1 item C DMQ/16 Letters from Arthur Ringrose to Charles 1883 Ringrose in the year 1883 8 items C DMQ/16/1 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 17 Jan 1883 From Singapore 1 item Page 5 of 13 Hull History Centre: Records relating to the Ringrose Family C DMQ/16/2 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 22 Jan 1883 From Singapore 1 item C DMQ/16/3 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 30 Jan 1883 From Singapore 1 item C DMQ/16/4 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 10 Feb 1883 From Penang 1 item C DMQ/16/5 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 3 Mar 1883 From Rangoon 1 item C DMQ/16/6 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 13 Mar 1883 1 item C DMQ/16/7 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 3 Apr 1883 From Calcutta 1 item C DMQ/16/8 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 17 Nov 1883 1 item C DMQ/17 Letters from Arthur Ringrose to Charles 1890 Ringrose in the year 1890 9 items C DMQ/17/1 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 22 May 1890 From Vienna 1 item C DMQ/17/2 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 2 Jun 1890 From Constantinople 1 item C DMQ/17/3 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 4 Jun 1890 From Constantinople 1 item C DMQ/17/4 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 8 Jun 1890 From Constantinople 1 item C DMQ/17/5 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 16 Jun 1890 From Bucharest 1 item C DMQ/17/6 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 24 Jun 1890 1 item Page 6 of 13 Hull History Centre: Records relating to the Ringrose Family C DMQ/17/7 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 29 Jun 1890 1 item C DMQ/17/8 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose Jun 1890 From Belgrade 1 item C DMQ/17/9 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 10 Aug 1890 1 item C DMQ/18 Letters from Arthur Ringrose to Charles 1891 Ringrose in the year 1891 9 items C DMQ/18/1 Letter from Arthur Ringrose to Charles Ringrose 12 Jun 1891 From SS Parisian on the St.
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