Affichage de 12 résultats

Includes: Very early letter about sailing, n.d., c.1896.
2 letters from Trinity, c.1905.
3 letters written from S.S. `Scotia', June-July 1913.
Other misc. letters and greetings, 1919, 1925.

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.

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 correspondence re arrangements for exploration in the Rocky Mountains, and a letter from Taylor to his mother, written on board ship (mainly re visit to Liverpool for Hon. Degree).

Letter from N. B. Mitchell to Taylor's parents, on his prospects of obtaining a Fellowship at Trinity, 1909
Letter of congratulation to Taylor on his election to a Prize Fellowship at Trinity, from `Your respectful Paw'.

About Julian and Geoffrey Taylor, with one letter to Taylor, congratulating him on his scholarship at Trinity College, Cambridge, 1905.

A signed passport photograph of Margaret Taylor is included here.

Many of these are annotated by her, or bear a note `answered', in the manner of Taylor who may have acquired it from his mother.

Correspondence addressed to Margaret Taylor.

Correspondence addressed to Margaret Taylor and Alice Stott.

A 23 pp. typescript account by Carmelita Hinton (Taylor's cousin by marriage) with a ms. note 'Written for friends for Xmas 1924', and a ms. note by Batchelor 'Sent to Stephanie Ravenhill. Part 2 describes a cruise on "Frolic" with G.I.T. as skipper.'
The party included 'Aunt Maggie' (Taylor's mother), 'another cousin Ursula' [Nettleship, see A.161], a 'Dr. Adrian' [E.D. Adrian] and 'The O'Malleys' [see A.163].