Includes letter to Julian from W.B.L. Trotter, 1914 and letters to Taylor from Julian, 1919, 1956-61. Press-cuttings, and order of Memorial Service after death of Julian Taylor, 1961.
About Julian and Geoffrey Taylor, with one letter to Taylor, congratulating him on his scholarship at Trinity College, Cambridge, 1905.
Extracts mainly from his father's diaries ('EIT') but occasionally from his mother's ('MT'). Extracts refer to family affairs and especially to the early years of Geoffrey (nicknamed 'B') and Julian ('b'). Some comments or notes have been added by Taylor.
Includes: Various letters exchanged between Taylor's parents, some dated by Batchelor, 1893, 1895.
Letter from Alice Stott (née Boole), 1895, to her sister, Margaret Taylor.
2 letters from Mary Hinton to Margaret Taylor, 1895, 1896
Letters from H.J. Spenser re Julian Taylor's education, 1906.
Letter from Sibyl Widdows re Geoffrey Taylor, 1913.
Personal and scientific correspondence, including:
Correspondence 1956 on gyroscopes, and spin of a ball
1968 on submarine jet (in this letter Wallis mentions that a flood has destroyed many of his files and wartime films)
1971 re Wallis's sponsorship of Julian Taylor (Taylor's great-nephew) at Christ's Hospital (see also A.103)
1972 re any surviving diaries of Sir Charles Craven d. 1944 (in his letter Wallis mentions his own lifelong suffering from migraine)
1974 re R.100, designed by Wallis.
Very little survives of Taylor's contribution to the correspondence.