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Included are letters from James Paget to 'Lydia’, as well as letters to Rose from Owen F. Paget (B/2).

O.F. Paget was a younger brother of Lady Thomson. He emigrated to Fremantle, Western Australia with his wife Hilda in 1896, where he set up his own doctor's practice. The correspondence relates to this practice.

Letters from Clara Fardell, George Edmund Paget and Owen Frank Paget included.

Some letters addressed jointly to Rose and her sister Violet. Including letters from Christabel, Mary Maud, and Owen Frank Paget.

Including letters from Henry Luke Paget, (B/44); Elma Katie Paget, (B/44); George Edmund Paget, (B/42); Charles E. Paget (B/42); Mary Maud Paget (B/44); A. J. Meyrick Paget (B/42 and 44); Owen Frank Paget (B/42-43); Stella Paget (B/43); Edith Gittings Reid (B/43).

Included at B/47 is a letter to Thomson from Henry L. Paget, Bishop of Chester. Also included are letters from Arthur R. Paget (B/45); Christabel M. Paget (B/45-B/47); A. J. Meyrick Paget (B/45); Meyrick Y. Paget (B/48); Owen F. Paget (B/47-B/48); Paul E. Paget (B/45), Edith Gittings Reid (B/46 and B/48).

Included at B/50 are letters of condolence on the death of Lady Thomson's daughter-in-law, Kathleen. Also letters from Ethel P. Paget, B/49, B/52; Frida Paget, B/49; Harold E. G. Paget, B/50; Mary M. Paget, B/49 and B/52; Meyrick Y. Paget, B/52; Owen F. Paget, B/51; Paul E. Paget, B/49; Edith Gittings Reid, B/51.

Includes three drawings by Rose Paget's brother, Owen Frank Paget, April 1879.

Correspondence sent to Lady Thomson and her twin sister Violet, from various members of the Paget family whilst they were staying in Dresden, Germany.

Re his visit to Germany.

Inscribed on back 'To dear Aunt Maud, 11 March 1917'. The pictures show Betty, Olwen, and Meyrick (children of Owen Frank Paget and his wife Hilda) from Fremantle, Western Australia. The postcards are addressed to Owen Paget's sister, Maud Gadow.

Postcard with portrait of Meyrick Paget, 1921, and Betty Paget, 1925, children of Owen Frank Paget. The postcards are addressed to Owen Paget's sister, Maud Gadow.