Includes indexes to the coats of arms, family trees, people and places appearing throughout both volumes. Large family tree showing the Galton family of Winterbourne - Kingston, with numbers referring to pages in the two volumes where more information about particular people can be found. Photographs of Ewen Cameron Galton, Lucy Ethel Galton, Amy Caroline Galton and Adele Vera Harcourt Galton, all children of Cameron Galton and his wife, Adele. Photographs of Arthur Galton, Ralph Abercromby Galton, Margaret Galton, Isabella Galton, Theodora Louisa Duff Galton and Hilda Ernestine Galton all children of Herman Ernst Galton his wife, Mary. Photographs of Emily Galton and Hubert Galton, of Hadzor House, Droitwich Photographs of Cameron Galton and F A Adele Galtonĭrawing and watercolour of Shelsley Grange. Pedigree of the Duff family of Fetteresso Castle Photographs of Mary A Galton, Herman Ernst Galton and Augusta B Galton Photographs of Douglas Galton and his wife, Marianne Nicholson Photograph of Mary Barclay Galton as an old woman Photographs of paintings of Diana Erminia Galton, and Mary Barclay with Julia Theresa Galton (both children). Photograph of Guy Lethbridge in military uniform Two photographs of Millicent Adele Bunbury and a photograph of Edgmead House, LauncestonĮngraving of Ravenscourt, annotated "Mrs Lethbridge's House at Minehead" Pedigree charts of the Moilliet and Bunbury families
Photograph of Edward Galton Wheler and notice of his change of name by deed poll to Edward Galton Wheler-Galton, 1912Ĭopy of Mary Louisa Dugdale's birth certificate Photograph of a painting of Elizabeth Ann Wheler as an old woman and two obituaries for her Photograph of a painting of Elizabeth Anne Wheler, original dated 1843Ĭopy of Elizabeth Anne Wheler's baptism record from the parish register of St Martin's, Birmingham. Photographs of Elizabeth Anne Wheler, Lucy Wheler, Edward Wheler, and Edward Galton Wheler Photograph of the Galton vault at Claverdon, Warwickshire Newspaper cuttings relating to Francis Galton's speeches and work, particularly Eugenics, reports of honours awarded to him, and obituaries Sketch of Francis Galton, signed Frank W Carter, 1910 Typescript copy of a memorial inscription to Francis Galton, the original of which is on a brass tablet in Claverdon Church Photograph sand copies of photographs and drawings of Francis Galton, and a photograph of his wife, Louisa Watercolour of Loxton Manor House and photographs of Loxton Hut and Loxton Cottage Hand-drawn pedigree of the Arkwight family
Photographs of a painting of Darwin Galton and of an unidentified building Note regarding the purchase of the Henley and Claverdon manorial rights Photographs of Darwin Galton, Mary Elizabeth Galton, Frances Galton, Penelope Maria Elizabeth Galton
Watercolour paintings of Claverdon Church and Claverdon Leys, Warwickshire Appears to have been originally written by Elizabeth Anne Wheler but includes later additions by her son, Edward Galton Wheler
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Continuation of the manuscript history and scrapbook of the Galton family, with biographies of individuals, descriptions of family properties and coats of arms plus drawings, letters concerning family history, newspaper cuttings, examples of signatures cut from letters and photographs pasted directly onto the folios or tipped-in. I love this cool Parisian label by the designer Judith Milgrom.The Galton Book Volume II, arranged by Elizabeth Anne Wheler. (020 8546 6771)Īfter a walk along the Jurassic coastline near Swanage, head to this pub for some local cider and the best meat pasties around. It'sĪ fun place to wander, wonder and encounter some eccentric bargains. The owners of this shop source an eclectic mix of antique furniture and curios from châteaux in France. There's a huge selection, from trilbies to avant-garde hair accessories.Ī historic plantation house built in the early 1900s, with a gorgeous tropical lagoon-style pool and just seven suites. The flagship shop of this great Japanese hat brand, on Omotesando street, feels like a library or museum, with cabinets stacked to the ceiling. Selling the most incredible menagerie of taxidermy, from polar bears and giraffes to butterflies, this treasure on rue du Bac
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