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Silhouette of the rear of a man, wearing a top hat and a frock coat, cut out in brown and grey card and pasted on black card, 18 November 1863 Endorsed: Miss Margaret Harvey, 18 November 1863

Silhouette of the rear of a woman wearing a bonnet, shawl and full skirt, cut out in brown and grey card and pasted on green card, n.d. [c 1863]

Letter from Aug[ustus] Harold, St Columb Place, Notting Hill, London, to E[dward] B[ackhouse] M[ounsey], Bank, Darlington, concerning the latter's interest in the former's dissolving-view stereoscope for 'popular exhibition', giving technical details of the stereoscope, 7 July 1876 Includes note at the end of the letter in a different hand, presumably that of Edward Backhouse Mounsey, describing difficulties he has had with the stereoscope and his determination to return it

Letter from Aug[ustus] Harold, St. Columb Place, Notting Hill, London, to Edward Backhouse Mounsey, Darlington, informing the latter that he has sent the Dissolving View Stereoscope and discussing its working, 12 July 1876

Letter from Augustus Harold, St. Columb Place, Notting Hill, London, to Edward Backhouse Mounsey, Darlington, discussing the problems with the Dissolving Vision Stereoscope experienced by the latter, and suggesting solutions to these problems, 15 July 1876

Photocopy of a photograph of Pilmore, showing a large 19th century house of brick with stone facings, with piles of bricks, scaffolding and paving stones indicating that alterations are being undertaken; in the foreground are two men and two women; possibly taken by Edward Backhouse Mounsey, 1876 The photograph is annotated in a 19th century hand: "Alterations at Pilmore", and in a 20th century hand: "The bottom reads 'Alterations at Pilmore' (All the various photos are like this: 'full plate' on thin cardboard page) - I wonder who the seated 'gentry' are?"

Letter from Alfred Edward Pease, Barberton, Transvaal, South Africa, to his niece Mary Cecilia Pease, thanking her for her Christmas present to him, describing his wife Helen's attempt at gardening and his daughter Lavender's attempts to keep chickens; describing the two pets they keep: an eagle owl and a chameleon; describing how it is dark at 7pm each night despite the fact that it is Summer in South Africa; sending his love to her brother and her sister Helen, and some stamps to Mary, Christmas 1903 The letter bears a coloured drawing of 'Aunt Nellie' tending her plants, Lavender pouring medicine down the throat of a chicken and Alfred Edward Pease leaning on a fence watching the proceedings; it also bears a drawing of the eagle owl and the chameleon as 'Camel Lion'. Alfred Edward Pease [1857-1939] was Resident Magistrate in Barberton. In 1906 he founded an ostrich farm in British East Africa and later returned to England.

"Old Recipes, 1700-1850 - 15 Books of Old Recipes as used in the Pease and Gurney Households in the 18th century", inscribed Mary C Mounsey, printed and published by Andrew Reid and Co., Ltd., Newcastle-upon-Tyne, n.d. [c. 1900]

Prospectus for a new "Boarding School at Darlington for the Daughters of Friends" [11 Houndgate], issued by Jane Barbara and Elizabeth Procter of Selby, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/12, 28 February 1848

Polam School Song, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/11, n.d., [c.1930]

Photographic postcard of Cardoness Castle, interior, n.d. [c. 1930]

Photographic postcard of Dundreddan Abbey, Kirkcudbightshire, n.d. [c. 1930]

2 loose sheets featuring "Mrs. Baynes's Address at Old Scholars" as printed in "By Kent and Skerne" of November 1939, n.d. [c. 1939]

Notes on a number of volumes relating to Polam Hall [probably "By Kent and Skerne"], 1913-1941 Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/86/14

Note re Sheila Mitchell (nee Macbeth) [Scottish historian and former Polam Hall scholar who served as a nurse on The Brittanic during WWI] appearing on BBC1 in "The Search for the Brittanic", enclosed in D/X 1756/86/26, 17 July [1977]

Newspaper cutting reporting the marriage of Mary L. Hawking [former Polam Hall pupil] and Raymond A. Savill, in Aldrorough (near Boroughbridge), Northern Echo, 25 February 1952 Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/86/6

Newspaper cutting reporting the marriage of Diana Brunton (former Polam Hall pupil) to John Dent Marshall at Guisborough, June 1960 Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/86/12

Newspaper cutting reporting the marriage of Constance Margaret Davies [former Polam Hall student] to Barry Temple Waite, at Coniscliffe, n.d. [c.1960] Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/86/11

Newspaper cutting with a photograph of "Housecaptains with trophies presented at Polam Hall School speechday", showing Christine Lax, Kathryn Fullerton, Amanda Townsend, Glynis Webster, Brenda Johnson and Shirley Binks, n.d. [c.1975] Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/81/10

Newspaper cutting, an article by Mike Amos about Heather Brae Hotel, Middleton-in-Teesdale and the proprietors, Dieter and Audrey Streit, n.d. [c.1975] Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/81/6

Newspaper cutting re the marriage of Pamela Rosamund Anderson [former Polam Hall scholar] to Charles Barclay Simpson in Easby, n.d. [1977] Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/86/26

Envelope addressed to Mr & Mrs F. W. Dickinson, 3 Ashcroft Rd., Darlington, franked "Post early for Christmas", n.d. [c.1955] Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/81/29

Letter from Dorothy I. Chatt [1890-1967], Cockermouth, to Mrs Dickinson, thanking her for her contribution to her retirement present, with a personal note on the back, October 1955 Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/86/8

Letter from "Chattibus", Christchurch Hill, London, to Doris [Dickinson], mentioning Miss Mellors', Miss [Jeaneau] and Vera Doxley (nee Flint), 13 December 1961 Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/86/14

Letter from Kathleen Davies, headmistress of Polam Hall School, to Doris Dickinson, re Winifred Squire's time at school, 3 October 1967 Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/86/5

2 pages of a letter from "Edith" of Old Lansdowne Road, West Didsbury, to Doris [Dickinson], mentioning Mrs Sinclair, Miss Lee, Alicia Hancock, Helen Doole (Agnes Thornton's sister), Jean Spencer, Evelyn Brooke (at Polam 60 years ago), Miss Bickerton's nephew (attached to Bishop Auckland meeting house) and Ethel Green, 19 December 1969 Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/86/20

Envelope containing a letter, written on a piece of card, from Peggy Bullard to Doris Dickinson, thanking her for her message of condolence following the death of Gil [Gilbert Bullard married Marguerite Barrows in 1941], 10 February 1977 Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/86/26

Letter from Helen Dawson, Blackwell Village, Darlington, to Doris Dickinson with receipt for a donation and notification of Life Membership of Polam Hall Old Scholars Association, 4 July 1977 Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/86/27

Circular to Old Scholars inviting donations of items for Grace Fenby's auction sale on behalf of The Darlington Blind Society, 28 March 1980 Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/86/30

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Report and List of Members of the Thorny Hills and Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, 1918

Report of the Committee Meetings and the List of Members of the Thorny Hills and Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, 1946

Report of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members of the Thorny Hills and Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, 1947

First ten pages of the Report of the Annual meeting of the Thorny Hills and Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, 1948

Report of the Annual Meeting [List of Members excised] of the Thorny Hills and Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, inscribed "D. M. A. Dickinson", 1949

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members of the Thorny Hills and Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, inscribed "D. M. A. Dickinson", 1951

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members of the Thorny Hills and Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, inscribed "D. M. A. Dickinson", 1952

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members of the Thorny Hills and Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, 1953

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members of the Thorny Hills and Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, 1954

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members of the Thorny Hills and Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, inscribed "D. M. A. Dickinson", 1956

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members of the Thorny Hills and Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, inscribed "D. M. A. D.", 1958

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members of the Thorny Hills and Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, inscribed "D. M. A. D.", 1959

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members, Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, inscribed "D. M. A. D.", 1960

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members, Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, inscribed "D. M. A. D.", 1961

[Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members, Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association], front cover missing, 1962

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members, Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, inscribed "D. M. A. Dickinson", 1963

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members , Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, 1965

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members, Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, 1966

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members, Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, inscribed "D. M. A. Dickinson", 1967

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members, Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, inscribed "D. M. A. Dickinson", 1968

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members, Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, 1969

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members, Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, inscribed "D. M. A. Dickinson", 1971

Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members, Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, 1972

Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, Reports of Gatherings and of the Annual Meeting and the List of Members, 1974

Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, Reports and List, 1975

Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, Reports and List, 1976

Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, Reports and List, 1977

Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, Reports, 1978

Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, List of Members, 1978

Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, Reports and List, 1979

Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, Reports, 1980

Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, List of Members, 1980

Nomination form for Polam Hall School Old Scholars Committee, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/26, n.d. [1960s]

List of names and addresses headed "Polam Cards to:-", enclosed in D/X 1756/86/16, n.d. [c. 1960s]

Lists of names with dates of leaving [school], enclosed in D/X 1756/86/16, n.d. [c. 1963]

Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association Treasurer's Report, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/23, year ended 31 May 1973

Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association Annual Treasurer's Report, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/30, 31 May 1975

Blank receipt for the Polam Hall Old Scholars' Exhibition Fund, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/10, n.d. [c. 1960]

Polam Hall Old Scholars' Exhibition Fund Account Book, enclosed in D/X 1756/81/25, 1931-1939

Letter from Margaret Fraser, Chorltum-cum-Hardy, to Mrs Dickinson regarding her postal order for 3 shillings and 2d as annual contribution to the Polam Hall Old Scholars' Exhibition Fund, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/8, 17 August 1954

List of contributors and amounts contributed presumably to the Thorny Hills and Polam Hall Old Scholars Association Exhibition Fund, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/8, 1946-1954

Letter from Janet S. Young, Jesmond, to Mrs Dickinson regarding back-payment of Exhibition Fund money, 2 August 1955

Letter from Cathie Waters, Southend Avenue, Darlington, to Mrs Dickinson, enclosing a list of new subscribers to the Polam Hall Old Scholars Association Exhibition Fund, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/10, 23 July 1957

Letter from Janet S. Young, Gosforth, to Doris [Dickinson] regarding back-payment of Exhibition Fund money, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/14, 10 June 1961

Invitation to the 55th Annual Meeting of Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, 1952

Invitation to the 69th Annual Meeting of Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/17, 1966

Invitation to the 70th Annual Meeting of Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/17, 1967

Invitation to the 72nd Annual Meeting of Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, with amendments, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/19, 1969

Circular letter from Deirdre Hearn (nee McLean), Dunmow, Essex, to Old Scholars, inviting them to a Gathering in London on 8 May 1976, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/25, November 1975

Circular letter from Deirdre Hearn (nee McLean), Dunmow, Essex, to Old Scholars, inviting them to a Gathering in London on 22 April 1978, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/27, November 1977

Circular letter from Susan Brown, London, to Old Scholars, inviting them to a Gathering in London on 28 April 1979, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/28, November 1978

Circular letter from Susan Brown, London, to Old Scholars, inviting them to a Gathering in London on 26 April 1980, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/30, July 1979

Invitation to the 58th Annual Meeting of Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, 1955

Invitation to the 71st Annual Meeting of Polam Hall Old Scholars' Association, with amendments made referring to the 72nd meeting, 1968

Postcard addressed to Mrs Dickinson, with an invitation, from Margaret Boys, to the Polam Hall London Old Scholars' Gathering, 12 January 1956

Postcard addressed to Mrs Dickinson, 3, Ashcroft Road, Darlington, sending greetings from the Manchester Old Scholars and signed by E. Millicent Rhodes, Helen Rhodes, Marian Clarke, Erica Martineau, Isabel Fletcher, Lilian Schofield, Madge Stole and Edith M. Coulthard, 2 November 1957

"By Kent and Skerne", Ethel M. Eadie and Ethel M. Harrison (eds.), Vol. VII, 1907-1908, pp. 107-164, June 1908

"By Kent and Skerne", Ethel M. Eadie and Ethel M. Harrison (eds.), Vol. VIII, 1908-1909, pp. 101-156, June 1909

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and Ethel M. Harrison (eds.), Vol. XI, 1911-1912, pp. 59-104, February 1912

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and Ethel M. Harrison (eds.), Vol. XI, 1911-1912, pp. 105-148, June 1912

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and Ethel M. Harrison (eds.), Vol. XV, 1915-1916, pp. 1-68, front cover missing, inscribed "Doris Mary A. Dickinson", [November 1915]

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Harrison and Mabel E. Wood (eds.), Vol. XXIV, 1924-1925, pp. 69-118, March 1925

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and A. Evelyn Mellor (eds.), Vol. XXVII, 1927-1928, pp. 85-144, March 1928

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and A. Evelyn Mellor (eds.), Vol. XXVIII, 1928-1929, pp. 89-134, March 1929

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and A. Evelyn Mellor (eds.), Vol. XXX, 1930-1931, pp. 91-154, cover missing, [March 1931]

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and A. Evelyn Mellor (eds.), Vol. XXXII, 1932-1933, pp. 1-68, November 1932

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and A. Evelyn Mellor (eds.), Vol. XXXII, 1932-1933, pp. 69-126, March 1933

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and A. Evelyn Mellor (eds.), Vol. XXXII, 1933-1934, pp. 1-76, November 1933

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and A. Evelyn Mellor (eds.), Vol. XXXIII, 1933-1934, pp. 77-160, March 1934

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and A. Evelyn Mellor (eds.), Vol. XXXIV, 1934-1935, pp. 1-86, November 1934

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and A. Evelyn Mellor (eds.), Vol. XXXIV, 1934-1935, pp. 87-142, inscribed "Margaret Johnson VA", March 1935

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and A. Evelyn Mellor (eds.), Vol. XXXV, 1935-1936, pp. 1-72, cover missing, [November 1935]

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and A. Evelyn Mellor (eds.), Vol. XXXVI, 1936-1937, pp. 1-78, November 1936

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, Ethel M. Eadie and A. Evelyn Mellor (eds.), Vol. XXXVII, 1937-1938, pp. 1-80, November 1937

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, A. Evelyn Mellor and Eileen Clarkson (eds.), Vol. XXXVIII, 1938-1939, pp. 1-86, front cover missing, [November 1938]

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, A. Evelyn Mellor and Eileen Clarkson (eds.), Vol. XXXIX, 1939-1940, pp. 1-68, November 1939

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, June 1941, A. Evelyn Mellor and Eileen Clarkson (eds.), Vol. XLI, pp. 53-92, 1941

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, [March 1942], A. Evelyn Mellor and Eileen Clarkson (eds.), Vol. XLII, pp. 1-72, cover damaged, 1942

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, March 1944, A. Evelyn Mellor and Eileen Clarkson (eds.), Vol. XLIII, pp. 1-60, 1944

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, May 1946, Eileen Dixon and Anne King (eds.), Vol. XLV, pp. 1-69, 1946

"By Kent and Skerne", Polam Hall, Darlington, September 1951, Miss Lloyd and Anne King (eds.), Vol. L, pp. 1-58, 1951

Polam Hall "By Kent and Skerne", September 1956, Pamela Fuller (ed.), Vol. LV, pp. 1-64, 1956

Polam Hall "By Kent and Skerne", Autumn 1958, Judith Gibson (ed.), Vol. LVII, pp. 1-54, 1958

Polam Hall "By Kent and Skerne", Autumn 1959, Margaret Johnson (ed.), Vol. LVIII, pp. 1-60, 1959

Polam Hall "By Kent and Skerne", Autumn 1961, Julia Bynorth (ed.), Vol. LX, pp. 1-66, 1961

Polam Hall "By Kent and Skerne", Autumn 1962, Julia Bynorth (ed.), Vol. LXI, pp. 1-62, 1962

Polam Hall "By Kent and Skerne", Autumn 1963, Marlyn Mather (ed.), Vol. LXII, pp. 1-58, 1963

Photographic postcard of Mr and Mrs Baynes, of Polam Hall School, in the garden of a bungalow, endorsed "D. M. A. Dickinson, 3 Ashcroft Rd.", n.d. [1930s]

Photograph of Mrs Helen Baynes, former headmistress of Polam Hall School, n.d. [1930s]

Printed photograph of a large country house, perhaps part of Polam Hall School, with two girls walking across the lawn, endorsed "Mrs. Ballantyne, Somerleyton Road, Coleraine", enclosed in D/X 1756/86/6, n.d. [c.1930]

Printed photograph (removed from a book) of Polam Hall Staff, enclosed in D/X 1756/86/14, 1953

Photographic Pedigree of the Wilson Family, descendants of Isaac (1715-1785) and Rachel (1720-1775) Wilson who were ancestors of the Whitwell, Pease, Lloyd, Fox, Fry and Mounsey families and other prominent quaker families, compiled by R. Seymour Benson, printed by William Appleyard and sons, Middlesbrough, 1912

Album with the initials R. A. F. [Rachel Ann Fryer, 1845-1927] on the front. Photographs have pencilled captions below them and consist of the following: (1) photograph of the interior of the cathedral of St Ursula, Cologne, Germany, showing the high altar, n.d. (2) photograph, hand coloured, of [sister] Hannah Fryer [1837-1868] showing her full-length standing at a desk, n.d. (3) photograph showing a group of people sitting and standing outside the door of Smelt House, Howden-le-Wear, as follows: Back row: [aunt] Hannah Coates [1801-1871]; [aunt] Dorothy Coates [1800-1870]; Hannah Fryer; [sister] Sarah Amelia Fryer [1842-1871]; [brother] Joseph Fryer [1839-1904?] Front row: [brother] George Coates Fryer [1844-1871]; Rachel Ann Fryer; [uncle] George Coates [1802-1869], n.d. [c. 1860] (4) photograph of George Coates Fryer: head and shoulders, n.d. [c1870] (5) photograph of Sarah Amelia and Rachel Ann Fryer, n.d. (6) photograph, hand coloured, of the head and shoulders of Lucy A. Pease, n.d. (7) photograph of the head and shoulders of George Coates Fryer, n.d. (8) photograph full-length of George Coates Fryer, n.d. (9) photograph full-length of Sarah Amelia Fryer, n.d. (10) photograph, seated, of the head and torso of Rachel Ann Fryer, n.d. (11) photograph of the head and shoulders of Rachel Ann Fryer, n.d. (12) photograph full-length of [grandmother] Ann Fryer (c1790-?1865), seated, n.d. (13) photograph of the head and shoulders of [aunt] Mary Ann Fryer (1811- ), n.d. (14) photograph , full-length, of Mary Ann Fryer, seated, n.d. (15) photograph of the head and shoulders of Henry Fryer [perhaps Henry 1824-1876, or cousin George Henry 1827-], n.d. (16) photograph, full-length, of Mary Ann Fryer, n.d. (17) photograph of the head and shoulders of Lucy A. Robinson, n.d. (18) photograph of the exterior of Toothill Grove [Rastrick, Halifax, home of Fryer family], n.d. (19) photograph of the head and shoulders of Katherine Aldam Hanbury [1843-1920, daughter of Thomas and Susanna Pease of Leeds, wife of (20)], n.d. (20) photograph of the head and shoulders of Thomas Hanbury, n.d. (21) photograph of Hilda Hanbury as a small infant, n.d. (22) photograph of Cecil Hanbury as an infant, n.d. (23) photograph of the head and shoulders of [cousin] John Firth Fryer [1840-1914], n.d. (24) photograph of the head and shoulders of [cousin's wife] Isabella C. Fryer [1843-1923], n.d. (25) photograph of Isabella Fryer with John Henry Fryer, as an infant, on her lap, n.d. (26) photograph of the head and shoulders of Isabella C. Fryer as a young woman, n.d. (27) photograph of [nieces] Constance and Winnie Naish as small children, n.d. (28) photograph of Winifred May Naish as a small child, n.d. (29) photograph of [sister] Sarah A. Naish [nee Fryer], seated, with Constance Naish, as an infant, on her lap, n.d. (30) photograph of Winifred M. Naish as an infant, holding a toy elephant, n.d. (31) photograph of Ernest Morland and Lucy Fryer Morland as small children, n.d. (32) photograph, full-length, of Edward Robson Whitwell, seated, n.d. (33) photograph of the head and shoulders of Janet Whitwell, n.d. (34) photograph of three women in traditional welsh dress, n.d. (35) photograph of 'Cheddar Cliffs', Cheshire, n.d. (36) Photograph of the head and shoulders of Gurney Pease [1938-1872], n.d. (37) photograph of the head and shoulders of Katherine Pease [nee Wilson, wife of (36)], n.d. (38) photograph, full-length, of Sarah Elizabeth Pease, n.d. (39) photograph of the head and shoulders of Charles Pease [1843-1873, brother of (36)], n.d. (40) photograph of the head and shoulders of Harold Gurney Pease [son of (36)] as a small child, n.d. (41) photograph of Katherine Maria Pease [daughter of (36)] as a small child, standing on an armchair, n.d. (42) photograph of the head and torso of Wilson Pease [son of (36)], as a small child, n.d. (43) photograph of John Henry Pease [son of (36)] as a small child, n.d. (44) photograph of J. E. Wolfe and Lucy A. Pease [sister of (19)], both standing, and R. A . Fryer, sitting, n.d. (45) photograph of Gurney Pease, standing, and Katherine pease, sitting, n.d. (46) photograph, full-length, of Rachel Ann Fryer, standing, n.d. (47) photograph of the head and shoulders of Lucy A. Pease, n.d. (48) photograph of the head and torso of John Edward Wolfe, n.d. (49) photograph of the head and shoulders of Margaret Pease Hogg, n.d. (50) photograph of the head and shoulders of Charles James Backhouse, n.d. (51) photograph of the head and shoulders of Sarah Aldam Backhouse Bowly, n.d. (52) photograph of the head and torso of Walter Pease, n.d. (53) photograph of the head and shoulders of Annie Edith Pease, n.d. (54) photograph of the head and shoulders of John Henry Backhouse, n.d. (55) photograph of the head and shoulders of Walter Pease, n.d. (56) photograph of the head and shoulders of Alicia Ashworth Ashworth, n.d. (57) photograph, full-length, of A. A. Ashworth, sitting, n.d. (58) photograph of the head and shoulders of Anne Frances Ashworth Cross, n.d. (59) photograph of the head and shoulders of Lilias Sophia Ashworth Hallett, n.d. (60) photograph, full-length, of Gulielma I'Anson, seated, n.d. (61) photograph of the head and torso of Charles I'Anson, n.d. (62) photograph of the head and shoulders of James I'Anson. n.d. (63) photograph, hand-coloured, of the head and shoulders of Sarah Jane I'Anson, n.d. (64) photograph, full-length, of Joseph Coventry I'Anson, n.d. (65) photograph of the head and torso of Alice I'Anson, n.d. (66) photograph of the head and toso of James I'Anson, n.d. (67) photograph of the head and torso of Robert Robinson, n.d. (68) photograph of the head and torso of Elizabeth Wilson, n.d. (69) photograph of the head and shoulders of Marion Walduck, n.d. (70) photograph of the head and torso of Ethel Walduck, n.d. (71) photograph of the head and torso of Clara Walduck as a child, n.d. (72) photograph, full-length, of Richard Gruff, seated, n.d. (73) photograph of the head and shoulders of Elizabeth Lecky Watson Gruff, n.d. (74) photograph, full-length, of Anna Priscilla Mounsey [b. 1846], seated, n.d. (75) photograph of the head and shoulders of Lucy Elizabeth Mounsey [b. 1841], n.d. (76) photograph, full-length, of Charles Pease wearing, possibly, Turkish garb, sitting on the floor, n.d. (77) photograph of the head and torso of Captain Duncan, n.d. (78) photograph of the head and shoulders of Margaret Duncan, n.d. (79) photograph of the head and torso of Sophie Duncan, n.d. (80) photograph, full-length, of Mary Elizabeth Atkinson, n.d. (81) photograph of the head and torso of Alfred Fryer, n.d. (82) photograph of the head and shoulders of Mary Alice Fryer Holdsworth, n.d. (83) photograph, full-length, of Miss Charlton, n.d. (84) photograph, full-length, of the Princess of Wales [later Queen Alexandra], n.d. (85) photograph of a young boy with the surname Mellor, n.d. (86) photograph of the head and shoulders of Kate Cross Mellor, n.d. (87) photograph of possibly a small girl with the surname Mellor, n.d. (88) photograph of the head and shoulders of Jennie Cross Knowles, n.d. (89) photograph of the head and shoulders of Annie Cross Jones, n.d. (90) photograph of a small infant with the surname Jones, n.d. (91) photograph of a man dressed in kilt and tartan scarf captioned 'Mr Conitz (German)', n.d. (92) photograph of a statue of a woman in classical draperies outside the entrance of an imposing brick building, captioned 'Manchester Exhibition', n.d. (93) photograph of a seashore with small boats drawn up and, beyond them, a line of tall buildings with hills behind them, captioned 'San Remo', n.d. (94) photograph of a wide bay with buildings along its shore and hills beyond, captioned 'Mentone', n.d. (95) photograph of a promenade with palm trees lining it, captioned 'Monte Carlo', n.d. (96) photograph of a steep rocky shore falling to the sea, with a few buildings on it, captioned 'Monaco', n.d. (97) photograph of the head and shoulders of Lucy A. Robinson, n.d. (98) photograph of the head and shoulders of John F. Fryer, n.d. (99) photograph of the head and shoulders of Harriet Fryer, n.d. (100) photograph of the head and shoulders of Charles Fryer, n.d. (101) photograph of the head and shoulders of J. F. Fryer, n.d. (102) photograph of Isabella Fryer, seated, with J. Henry Fryer, an infant, on her lap, n.d. (103) photograph of Mrs. Mackay sat with an infant on her lap, n.d. (104) photograph of the head and shoulders of Mrs. Mackay, n.d. (105) photograph of the head and torso of Mrs. Douglas, n.d. (106) photograph of the head and torso of Mr. Thomas Douglas, n.d. (107) photograph of a small long-haired dog on a chair, captioned 'Smut (Smelt House)', n.d. (108) photograph of the head and shoulders of R. A. Mounsey as a young woman, n.d. (109) photograph of a small long-haired dog sitting on the floor, captioned 'Smut', n.d. (110) photograph of the head and shoulders of Allan Bower, n.d. (111) photograph of the head and torso of Mr. Murray, n.d. (112) photograph, full length, of J. Henry Fryer as a small boy, n.d. (113) photograph, full-length, of Hannah Maria Whitwell, seated, n.d. (114) photograph, full-length, of Malcolm Naish [1873-1918] as a small boy, n.d. (115) souvenir photograph of 'La Baie de Garavent, Menton', France, n.d. (116) photograph of the head and shoulders of Sarah Allen Fry, n.d. (117) photograph of the head and shoulders of Mrs. Stobart, n.d. (118) photograph of Anna Maria Harvey with Thomas Edmund Harvey as an infant on her lap, n.d. (119) photograph of William Harvey, seated, n.d. (120) photograph, full-length, of Sarah Ann Naish, n.d. (121) photograph, full-length, of Gertrude Dymond and Silvia Dymond as a young child, n.d. (122) photograph of the head and shoulders of Lucy Fryer, n.d. (123) photograph of the head and shoulders of Henry Fryer [1818-c1890], n.d. (124) photograph of a one-storeyed white cottage in the distance in an unidentified place, n.d. (125) photograph of a man with his back to the camera, sitting on a cairn in the middle distance with mountain slopes behind him, captioned: ' G. B. M. Hornugorner Mountains Norway', n.d. [GBM is G Backhouse Mounsey] (126) photograph of flat rocks on the sea shore with small figures standing on them in the distance captioned: 'Table Rocks (Cornwall?)', n.d. (127) photograph of a terrace of two-bayed houses on the right and the facade of the Seaton Hotel facing the camera, captioned: 'Seaton Carew', n.d. (128) photograph of two women and two men in profile walking up the lower slope of a mountain; the last man is carrying a camera; the photograph is captioned: 'Norway Backhouses and Mounseys', n.d. (129) photograph of two women lying down, as one woman sits, on the deck of a sailing vessel with two figures in the distance standing near the rail with a camera on a tripod; captioned: 'Deck Edward Backhouse's Yacht', n.d. (130) photograph of the head and shoulders of Edward Backhouse Mounsey as a young man, n.d. (131) photograph of the head and torso of Edward Backhouse Mounsey as a young man, n.d. (132) photograph of Sarah Amelia Fryer seated, n.d. (133) photograph of the head and shoulders of George Coates Fryer, n.d. (134) photograph of a nursemaid holding Mary Lucy Fryer [b. 1876] as an infant, n.d. (135) photograph of an old woman holding an infant, captioned: '"The delighted Grandmamma" Sarah Grace and Thomas Edmund Harvey', n.d. (136) photograph of a small girl and two small boys, captioned: 'Helen, Egbert, Alfred, 3 Morlands', n.d. (137) photograph of an infant and a small child sitting on a chair, captioned: 'Ted and May Harvey', n.d. (138) photograph of an old woman captioned: 'Mrs. Hedley', n.d. (139) photograph of an old man, captioned: 'Thomas Hedley', n.d. (140) photograph of a young woman leaning on the back of a chair, captioned: 'Annie Harvey', n.d. (141) photograph, full-length, of Arthur Fryer, n.d. (142) photograph of Margaret Briggs, seated, n.d. (143) photograph of the head and torso of Lucy Fryer, n.d. (144) photograph of the head and shoulders of John Beaumont Pease [1803-1873], n.d. (145) photograph of Sarah Pease [1801-1877], n.d. (146) photograph, full-length, of Isaac Robson, n.d. (147) photograph of Sarah Robson, seated, n.d. (148) photograph of the head and shoulders of James Edward Backhouse [1845-1897], n.d. (149) photograph of the head and shoulders of Elizabeth B. Backhouse [1850-1911], n.d. (150) photograph of Edith M. Backhouse [b. 1874] as a child, n.d. (151) photograph of Mabel Backhouse [b. 1878] as a child, n.d. (152) photograph of Alfred Ernest Backhouse [b. 1879] as a child, n.d. (153) photograph of Mary Lucy Fryer as a child, n.d. (154) photograph of Alexander Fryer [b. 1879] as a child, n.d. (155) photograph of Frederick George Fryer [b. 1874] as a child, n.d. (156) photograph of the head and torso of Mary L. Pease, n.d. (157) photograph of the head and torso of Arthur Pease, n.d. (158) photograph of the head and torso of Annie G. Pease, n.d. (159) photograph, full-length, of Charles Pease, n.d. (160) photograph of Eliza Barclay, seated, n.d. (161) souvenir photograph of the exterior of Walworth Castle, n.d.

Photograph album, with pencilled captions, containing the following: (1) photograph of the head and shoulders of an elderly man, captioned 'Samuel Lloyd', n.d. (2) photograph of the head and shoulders of an elderly woman, captioned 'Rachel Lloyd', n.d. (3) photograph of a middle-aged woman with a small girl standing at her knee, captioned: 'Mary Lloyd [&] Netta', n.d. (4) copy of an engraving of a woman in traditional dress, captioned 'Rachel Pease', n.d. (5) photograph, full-length, of John Pease as an elderly man, n.d. [1860s] (6) photograph of Sophia Pease [1801-1870] as an elderly woman, n.d. [1860s] (7) photograph, full-length, of a middle aged woman, captioned: ' Emma' [Pease], n.d. [1860s] (8) photograph of a woman, seated, holding a book, captioned: 'Elizabeth Gibson nee Pease', n.d. [1860s] (9) photograph, full-length, of a young man, captioned: 'Frank Gibson', n.d [1860s] (10) photograph, full-length, of a young man, captioned: 'Lewis Fry', n.d [1860s] (11) photograph of Elizabeth G. Fry as a young woman, seated, n.d [1860s] (12) photograph, full-length, of Joseph Whitwell Pease as a young man, n.d. [1860s] (13) photograph, full-length, of a young woman, captioned: '"Minnie" Pease' [Mary Pease, nee Fox, wife of Joseph Whitwell Pease], n.d. [1860s] (14) photograph of Jane G. Pease, seated, n.d. [1860s] (15) photograph of Emma G. Pease, seated, n.d. [1860s] (16) photograph of a young man, seated, with a small girl standing in front of him, captioned: 'John Fowler', n.d. [1860s] (17) photograph, full-length, of a woman, captioned: 'Elizabeth Lucy Fowler', n.d. [1860s] (18) photograph, full-length, of Mrs A. Leatham, 1862 (19) photograph, full-length, of Rachel Pease-Leatham-Fowler, n.d. [1860s] (20) photograph of Edward Pease jr., n.d. [1860s] [this cannot be Edward Pease jr. (1801-1839) so probably Edward Pease (1834-1880) son of Joseph Pease] (21) photograph of a woman seated, captioned: 'Sarah Pease' [Sarah nee Sturge, wife of (20)], n.d. [1860s] (22) photograph of a small child, captioned: 'Beatrice Pease, Lady Portsmouth', c. 1867 [Beatrice Pease b. 1866 was the daughter of (20) and (21). She later married the Earl of Portsmouth] (23) photograph, full-length, of Gurney Pease [1839-1872, son of Joseph Pease], n.d. [1860s] (24) photograph, full-length, captioned: 'Charles Pease' [1843-1873, brother of (23)], n.d. [1860s] (25) photograph, full-length, captioned: 'Frank Pease' [Francis Richard Pease, brother of (23) and (24)], n.d. [1860s] (26) photograph of an elderly man seated, captioned: 'John Fell?', n.d. [possibly the brother of Anna Fell [d. 1839], wife of Henry Pease] (27) photograph of a painting of the head and torso of Thomas Richardson, n.d. (28) photograph of a middle-aged woman, seated, captioned: 'Abigail Thorpe', n.d. [1860s] (29) photograph of a young woman, seated, captioned: 'Mary Anna Hodgkin' [possibly Mary Ann Pease (1840-1873), daughter of John and Sophia Pease, who married Jonathan Backhouse Hodgkin], n.d. [1860s] (30) photograph of the head and shoulders of a middle-aged woman, captioned: 'Emma Pease' [possibly Emma nee Gurney (c1800-1860), wife of Joseph Pease or Emma Gurney Pease (1830-1895), daughter of the same], n.d. (31) photograph of the head and shoulders of a middle-aged woman, captioned: 'Jane G. Pease' [Jane Gurney Pease (1827-1894), daughter of Joseph Pease], n.d. (32) photograph of a young man, seated, captioned: 'Henry Fell Pease' [1838-1896, son of Henry Pease (1807-1881)], n.d. [1860s] (33) photograph, full-length, of a young woman, captioned: 'Lizzie Pease' [possibly Elizabeth (1840-1903), daughter of John Beaumont Pease (1803-1873), who married Henry Fell Pease], n.d. [1860s] (34) photograph, full-length, of a middle-aged man, captioned: 'William Lowe', n.d. [1860s] (35) photograph of the head and shoulders of a middle-aged woman, captioned: 'Rachel Jane Lowe', n.d. [1860s] (36) photograph of a young man, standing, and a young woman, seated, captioned: 'Samuel and Jane Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (37) photograph, full-length, of a man, sitting, captioned: 'Samuel Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (38) photograph, full-length, of a young man standing, captioned: 'Wilson Sturge', n.d. [1860s] (39) photograph of a young woman, sitting, captioned: 'Sarah Sturge', n.d. [1860s] (40) photograph, full-length, of Wilson Sturge, n.d. [1860s] (41) photograph, full-length, of Anna Lloyd, n.d. [1860s] (42) photograph of a middle-aged man, seated, captioned: 'Robert Howard', n.d. [1860s] (43) photograph of a middle-aged woman, seated, captioned, 'Rachel Howard', n.d. [1860s] (44) photograph of Mary Isaac Lloyd, seated, n.d. [1860s] (45) photograph of Sarah A. Fox, n.d. [1860s] (46) photograph of the head and torso of Sampson Lloyd, n.d. [1860s] (47) photograph, full-length, of Eliza Lloyd, n.d. [1860s] (48) photograph of George C. Lloyd, seated, n.d. [1860s] (49) photograph, full-length, of Mary G. Lloyd, n.d. [1860s] (50) photograph of William Fowler, seated, n.d. [1860s] (51) photograph, full-length, captioned: 'Rachel Maria Fowler nee Howard', n.d. [1860s] (52) photograph, full-length, of John William Pease [1836-1901, son of John Beaumont Pease], n.d. [1860s] (53) photograph, full-length, captioned: 'Mrs John William Pease' [possibly Helen Maria Fox], n.d. [1860s] (54) photograph, full-length, of an unidentified young man, n.d. [1860s] (55) photograph of a young woman, seated, captioned: 'Agatha Stacey', n.d. [1860s] (56) photograph of the head and torso of an elderly woman, captioned: 'Amy Jane Toulman' [possibly Amy Jane Toulmin, 1814-1895], n.d. [1860s] (57) photograph, full-length, of an unidentified young man, n.d. [1860s] (58) photograph, full-length, of 'Aunt William Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (59) photograph, full-length, of May Lloyd, n.d. [1860s] (60) photograph of Bessie Foster, seated, n.d. [1860s] (61) photograph, full-length, of Lady Fry, n.d. [1860s] (62) photograph, full-length, of Lizzie Pease, Helen Pease and Lucy Hodgkin, n.d. [1860s] (63) photograph of a man, seated, captioned: 'Cousin Tom Hodgkin' [b. 1830], n.d. [1860s] (64) photograph of a woman, seated, captioned: 'Cousin Lucy Hodgkin' [Lucy Ann Fox b. 1840, wife of (63)], n.d. [1860s] (65) photograph of a man seated and a woman standing, captioned: 'Mr. and Mrs. Hodgkin (John)' [John and Elizabeth Hodgkin, parents of (63)], n.d. [1860s] (66) photograph, full-length, of a young man, captioned: 'David Howard', n.d. [1860s] (67) photograph, full-length, of a young man, captioned: 'Eliot Howard', n.d. [1860s] (68) photograph of a middle-aged woman, seated, captioned: 'Hannah Coates', n.d. [1860s] (69) photograph of the head of Joseph Pease [1799-1872], n.d. [1860s] (70) photograph of an unidentified young woman, seated, n.d. [1860s] (71) photograph, full-length, of an unidentified young woman, n.d. [1860s] (72) photograph of the head and shoulders of Annie Clay, n.d. [1860s] (73) photograph of an elderly man, seated, captioned: 'Josiah Foster', n.d. [1860s] (74) photograph of an elderly woman, seated, captioned: 'Rachel Foster', n.d. [1860s] (75) photograph of an elderly woman, seated, captioned: 'Cousin Anna Norton', n.d. [1860s] (76) photograph, full-length, of an elderly woman, captioned: 'Emma Ravis', n.d. [1860s] (77) photograph of a young woman, seated, captioned: ''Mrs. Bayley', n.d. [1860s] (78) photograph of the head and shoulders of Joseph Whitwell Pease as a young man, captioned: 'Sir J. W. Pease', n.d. [1860s] (79) photograph of a young man seated, captioned: 'Beaumont M.P.' [possibly Frederick Edward Blackett Beaumont, MP for Durham South 1868-1880], n.d. [1860s] (80) photograph of an unidentified man standing and an unidentified woman sitting, n.d. [1860s] (81) photograph of Anne Collins, seated,, n.d. [1860s] (82) photograph of Mary Collins, seated behind a table, n.d. [1860s] (83) photograph of John Edward Wilson, seated, n.d. [1860s] (84) photograph of Catharine Wilson, seated, n.d. [1860s] (85) photograph of two boys approximately six and seven years, captioned: 'Jack and Edward Wilson', n.d. [1860s] (86) photograph of a small boy aged approximately four years, standing by a table, captioned: 'Theodore Wilson', n.d. [1860s] (87) photograph of a small girl sitting on a small chair, captioned: 'Katie Albright', n.d. [1860s] (88) photograph of a young woman sitting on a chaise longue, captioned: 'Dora Albright', n.d. [1860s] (89) photograph of the head and shoulders of a woman, captioned: 'Rachie Albright' [Rachel Anna Albright, b. 1849], n.d. [1860s] (90) photograph of an elderly man seated by a table, captioned: 'Theophilus Pegler' [Theophilus Haddock Pegler (1803-1882)], n.d. [1860s] (91) photograph of an elderly woman seated by a table, captioned: 'Martha Peglar married at 72' [Martha Bevington, married (90) in 1860], n.d. [1860s] (92) photograph of a middle-aged woman sitting on a chair, captioned: 'Hannah Bevington', n.d. [1860s] (93) photograph of a middle-aged woman sitting in the same chair as (92), captioned: 'Rebecca Bevington', n.d. [1860s] (94) photograph of a middle-aged man sitting in an armchair, captioned: 'Sampson Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (95) photograph of a woman standing behind a chaise longue, captioned: 'Eliza Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (96) photograph of a woman standing, captioned: 'Anna Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] [at this point there are a number of unused pages] (97) photograph of the head and shoulders of Mary Whitwell Pease as a young woman, [Mary Fox married Joseph Whitwell Pease in 1854] n.d. [1860s] (98) photograph of Mary Whitwell Pease with a child on her lap, captioned: 'Mary W. Pease + Ethel' [her daughter Lucy Ethel Pease, b.1864], n.d. [1860s] (99) photograph of a young woman seated, captioned: 'Effie Pease (Hamlyn)' [Emma Josephine Pease, b. 1855, daughter of (97)], n.d. [1860s] (100) photograph of a small girl standing with her back to a mantelpiece which is revealed behind a curtain she is holding back, captioned: 'Blanche' [Helen Blanche Pease, daughter to Joseph Whitwell Pease and (97), b. 1865], n.d. [1860s] (101) photograph of a woman seated with a baby on her lap and a small child sitting at her feet, captioned: 'LLoyd and Frank', n.d. [1860s] (102) photograph of a man seated, leaning his arm on a table, captioned: 'Samuel Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (103) photograph of a man standing, captioned: 'Henry Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (104) photograph of a small boy standing, captioned: 'John Pease Fry', n.d. [1860s] (105) as (3), photograph, hand-coloured, of an elderly woman with a small girl standing at her knee, captioned: 'Mary Lloyd and Netta Pease' [Henrietta Rachel Pease, b. 1859], n.d. [1860s] (106) photograph of a small child standing in front of a chair on which a toy horse is standing, captioned: 'Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (107) as (106), photograph, hand-coloured, of a small child standing in front of a chair on which a toy horse is standing, captioned: 'Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (108) photograph of a young woman standing and supporting a baby which is sitting on top of a chest of drawers, captioned: 'Sara Sturge', n.d. [1860s] (109) photograph, hand-coloured, of an unidentified young woman sitting on a chair with a baby on her lap, n.d. [1860s] (110) photograph of a small child sitting on a model balustrade with a romantic painting of a garden behind, captioned: 'Hubert Lowe', n.d. [1860s] (111) photograph of an unidentified woman looking down at the baby in her lap, n.d. [1860s] (112) photograph of a small girl sitting on a chair, captioned: 'Amy Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (113) photograph of a small girl standing on a chair, captioned: 'Edith Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (114) photograph of a young woman cradling a small child, captioned: 'Adelaide Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (115) photograph of a young woman holding a small child, captioned: 'Charlotte Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (116) photograph of a small girl standing against a low table, captioned: 'Emma Mary Fowler' [b. 1858 to John Fowler and Elizabeth Lucy nee Pease (m. 1857)], n.d. [1860s] (117) photograph of a woman holding a small girl on her knee, captioned: 'Laura Fowler' [Laura Elizabeth Fowler b. 1861, sister of (116)], n.d. [1860s] (118) photograph of a woman wearing outdoor clothes holding a baby, captioned: 'Lucy Fowler' [possibly Lucy Pease Fowler b. 1864], n.d. [1860s] (119) photograph of a small boy leaning on the back of a chair, captioned: 'Herbert Fowler', n.d. [1860s] (120) photograph of a small boy sitting on the same chair as in (119), captioned: 'Howard Fowler', n.d. [1860s] (121) photograph of a small girl sitting on a chair, captioned: 'Bessie Fowler ?', n.d. [1860s] (122) photograph of a small boy standing between a table and a chair, captioned: 'John Henry Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (123) photograph of a small girl wearing a cloak and standing near a table, captioned: 'Effie Pease', n.d. [1860s] [see (99)] (124) photograph of a small boy standing with his back to a small cupboard, captioned: 'Alfred' [Alfred Edward Pease, b. 1860, brother of (123)], n.d. [1860s] [same studio as (123), (125) and (126)] (125) photograph of a small girl wearing a cloak and carrying a hat, standing next to a chair, captioned: 'Lottie' [Sarah Charlotte Pease, b. 1858, sister of (123)], n.d. [1860s] (126) photograph of a small boy standing in front of a chair, captioned: 'Albert' and 'Joseph A. Pease' [Joseph Albert Pease, b. 1860, brother to (123)], n.d. [1860s] (127) photograph of a middle aged man with a small girl at his knee and with trellis work behind him, captioned: 'William Lowe and Mary', n.d. [1860s] (128) photograph of a middle-aged woman with a child at her knee and trellis work behind her, captioned: 'Rachel Lowe and Hubert', n.d. [1860s] (129) photograph of a small child standing on a footstool near a table, captioned: 'Netta' [Henrietta Rachel Pease, b. 1859 to Henry Pease and Mary nee Lloyd], n.d. [1860s] [see (3)] (130) photograph of a small child standing on a footstool near a table, captioned: 'Lloyd' [Edward Lloyd Pease, b. 1861 to Henry Pease and Mary nee Lloyd], n.d. [1860s] [same studio as (129)] (131) photograph of two women seated on a garden bench, each with an infant on her lap, captioned: 'Lizzie and Louie, Mary Pease and Marion', n.d. [1864] [Elizabeth Pease, wife of Henry Fell Pease, with Anne Louise, born 16 May 1863, and Mary Pease nee Lloyd, wife of Henry Pease, with Marion Pease, born 29 December 1863] (132) photograph of an elderly man sitting in front of trellis work (as in (127) and (128)) with a small boy standing by his side, captioned: 'Jeffrey Lowe and John', n.d. [1860s] (133) photograph of a small boy sitting on a pony in a garden with trellis work behind him as in (127), (128) and (132), captioned: John Lowe', n.d. [1860s] (134) photograph of a small boy standing between a table and a writing desk, captioned: 'Robert Samuel Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] (135) photograph of an unidentified small girl, n.d. [1860s] (136) photograph of an unidentified small girl, n.d. [1860s] (137) photograph of a boy sitting on a pony, with a woman standing at the pony's head, behind them a brick building with a window with venetian blinds, n.d. [1860s] (138) photograph of a small boy standing with a hoop, captioned: 'Joseph A. Pease', n.d. [1860s] [Joseph Albert Pease, b. 1860, son of Joseph Whitwell Pease] (139) photograph of a small boy standing next to a table with a backdrop of a lattice window behind him, captioned: 'Herbert Fowler', n.d. [1860s] (140) photograph of a small boy standing in the same room as (139), captioned: 'Howard' [Fowler?], n.d. [1860s] (141) photograph of a small girl in the same room as (139), captioned: 'Bessie Fowler', n.d. [1860s] (142) photograph of a small child in the same room as (139), captioned: 'Kenneth' [Fowler?], n.d. [1860s] (143) photograph of a small child sitting in a chair, captioned: 'Frank' [possibly John Francis Pease, son of Henry Pease, b. 20 February 1862], n.d. [1860s] (144) photograph of a small girl sitting in the same chair as (143), captioned: 'Marion' [possibly Marion Pease, daughter of Henry Pease, b. 29 December 1863], n.d. [1860s] (145) photograph of a small child in a wickerwork perambulator, captioned: 'Beatrice' [possibly Beatrice Pease, daughter of Arthur Pease, b. 1866] (146) photograph of a small girl and a small boy, captioned: 'Netta - Lloyd', n.d. [1860s] [Edward Lloyd Pease, b. 4 March 1861, and Henrietta Pease, b. 28 October 1859, children of Henry Pease] (147) photograph of two small children, both wearing tartan dress, captioned: 'Alfred - Effie', n.d. [1860s] [Alfred b. 1857 and Emma Josephine Pease, children of John Whitwell Pease] (148) photograph of a small girl sitting in a chair, captioned: 'Lottie', n.d. [1860s] [Sarah Charlotte Pease, b. 1858, daughter of Joseph Whitwell Pease] (149) photograph of a small girl sitting on a chair and a small child standing beside her [same studio as (146)], captioned: 'Marion - Frank', n.d. [1860s] [see (143) and (144)] (150) photograph of a woman sitting with a baby on her lap, captioned: 'Mary Pease and Reginald', n.d. [1860s] [Mary nee Lloyd, wife of Henry Pease, and Reginald b. 7 December 1865] (151) photograph of the head and shoulders of a small girl, captioned: 'May Lowe', n.d. [1860s] (152) photograph of a boy standing, leaning on a table, captioned: 'John Lowe', n.d. [1860s] (153) photograph combining vignettes of the heads of 13 leaders of science and industry: Havelock Allan, Stevenson, Gourley, Joicey, Palmer, Herschell, Dodds, Thompson, Pease [J. W.], Lambton, James, Fry and Richardson, n.d.

Photograph of the head and torso of three unidentified young men wearing bowler hats, wing collars and dark suits, taken by 'Holden & Co., Photographers Under The Patronage of H. M. The Queen', n.d. [1860s] Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/9

Photograph of a small boy sitting in a chair, captioned: 'Alfred E. Pease', n.d. [1860s] [Alfred Edward Pease, 1857-1939, son of Joseph Whitwell Pease] Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/9

'T. J. and J. Smith's Post Quarto Library Diary for 1884' kept by Helen Blanche Pease, 1 January - 31 December 1884 The writer describes a stay in London from the beginning of the year until 4 April when the writer, with her sisters Ethel [Lucy Ethel Pease b. 1867] and Claudia [Agnes Claudia F. Pease b. 1870], leave for Falmouth, Cornwall to stay with their maternal grandmother [Sarah Fox nee Lloyd, b. 1804 Birmingham, d. 1890 Falmouth]. While in London the writer, on 1 April, comments adversely on women's suffrage. In Cornwall they visit Penjerrick, Glendurgan, Carminow and Trebah. On 15 May the writer and her sisters return to London where they are reunited with their parents and sisters Maud [Maud Mary Pease, 1862-1947] and Lottie [Sarah Charlotte Pease, b. 1858] who have been in the South of France in Biarritz and Cannes since 31 March 1884. On 27 May the writer's father and mother 'went home for ten days'. On 31 May the writer refers to 'the dynamite explosion at Scotland Yard and the J[unior] Carlton and the attempt to blow up Nelson's Monument'. On 2 June the writer, with her friend Ella, visits Alice Mary Hodgkin at the 'Ladies' College at Hampstead': 'it was very nice, but we both came to the conclusion that we should rather not go to college', despite the writer's strenuous programme of music and singing lessons, reading, attending exhibitions of art, plays and musical events. On 28 June the writer and Beatrice [cousin Beatrice Mary Pease, b. 1866] attend 'Mrs Benson's Garden Party at Lambeth: we saw the Lollards' Tower and the Chapel'. On the same day, on the way to Knott's Green, 'we nearly had a nasty accident by running over a man on trycycle [sic]. Father offered to pay damages and only "the machine" was hurt'. On 16 July the writer, Maud and Lottie have their photographs taken by Elliot and Fry. On 19 July the writer and Lottie leave London for Hutton Hall. On 23 July the writer decribes a visit to '...Briggs who gave us a very animated description of the fight the keepers had with the poachers. All the keepers are more or less battered about... They did not catch one man but they took 300 yards of netting'. From 25 July to 9 August the writer goes on a tour of the Lake District with Aunt Emma [possibly Emma Gurney Pease, 1829-1895] and Aunt Jane [possibly Jane Gurney Pease, 1826-1894]. They go to stay at Windermere and visit Low Wood, Grasmere, Rydal Mount and Falls, Ambleside, Troutbeck, Kirkstone Pass, Ullswater, Kendal, Skelwith and Colwith waterfalls, Little Langdale, Elterwater, Langdale, Dungeon Gill, Grasmere, Easedale Tarn, Stock-gill Force, Swarthmoor Hall, Furness Abbey, Coniston (where they now stay), Lodore, Barrow Falls, Honister Crag, Buttermere (to stay) and Lodore Falls. On 11 August the writer records that the temperature was '97 [degrees fahrenheit] in the shade in London'. Between 18 and 20 August a cousins' Tennis Tournament is held at Woodburn, Darlington, and the scores of all the matches are given. The social round at Hutton Hall is described. The writer visits the houses of her cousins and other connections in Durham and Yorkshire for various social events. In September the writer's father shoots at the winter hunts. On 14 September Aunt Arthur [possibly Mary nee Pike, married Arthur Pease] 'did some marking for the boys who were going back to school' early Monday morning. On 8 October the wedding of Netta [second cousin Henrietta Rachel Pease, b. 1859, m. George Edward Wilson] takes place at Southend. On 23 October the writer has her fortune told at a bazaar. On 27 October the writer, her parents and Beatrice go to London and the writer travels on to Falmouth on 29 October, where she visits Carminow and Penjerrick. On 25 November she returns to London and, with her parents, returns to Hutton Hall. The engagement of Beatrice to Lord Lymington is referred to on 24 and 25 November. Snow is reported on 29 November. On 13 December the writer and her parents return to London to Palace Gardens. On 16 December the writer, her parents and Beatrice go to stay with Lord and Lady Portsmouth [Lord Lymington's parents] at Eggesford, Devon. The sojourn until 20 December is described. The party accompanied by Lord Lymington return to the north east on 23 December.

T.J. & J. Smith's Post Quarto Library Diary for 1885 filled with details of family visits, sports, games and concerts, and including personal accounts, 1885

T.J. & J. Smith's Post Quarto Library Diary for 1888, filled out for 1889 with days changed accordingly, filled up to 21 October, includes personal accounts, 1889

'Two Child's Songs', a booklet containing two poems entitled 'Lady Moon, Lady Moon, Where are You Roving' and 'Good Night and Good Morning', by Lord Houghton, printed and bound, 5 October 1884 The pamphlet has the words 'Helen Blanche Pease 5.10.1884' written on its cover. On the last page is written: 'The fair little girl is the Hon. Amicia Milnes, daughter of Lord Houghton, now Lady Fitzgerald'. Amicia Henrietta Milnes married on 11 June 1881, Sir Gerald Fitzgerald K.C.M.G. Richard Monckton Milnes (1809-1885); July 1863 created Baron Houghton of Great Houghton in the West Riding of Yorkshire; produced two volumes of verse in 1838 and one in 1840.

Newspaper cutting describing the marriage of [sister] Miss Beatrice Pease to Viscount Lymington on 17 February 1885, from Northern Echo, 18 February 1885 Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/12/2

Calculation of the cost of a journey from Darlington to Gastard House, Chippenham [former home of R. N. Fowler, Bart.], n.d. [c.1920]

Calculation of money received from different people, n.d. [c.1920]

Page from the Radio Times with a biography of Thomas Britton the concert promoter, 26 April 1929

Photograph of the head and torso of Helen Blanche Pease holding an infant, presumably one of her children, n.d. [1890s-1900s] Originally enclosed in D/X 1756/12

"The Irish Land System, illustrated by the case of Bodyke" by Alfred E. Pease, M.P. [Alfred Edward Pease 2nd Bt. Hutton Lowcross, brother to Blanche Pease], published in London by Vacher and Sons, n.d. [1888] Pasted to the back is a Times newspaper cutting reporting a mention of the booklet in a speech given by Lord Spencer

"The Flag of England", an address to the Hitchin Friends' Adult School by Hilda M. Seebohm, inscribed H. Blanche Pease, November 1899

Letter to H. Blanche Pease from "Your affectionate cousin S M Fry" re the Penal Reform League [which became the Howard League for Penal Reform later that year], 9 March 1921

"Short talks for Womens' Institutes - 1. A talk on any one classical novel (or group of novels)", n.d. [c. 1930]

"A Prayer of St Francis", n.d. [c. 1960]

Notes for a talk on "Poor Law Children", 1913

Notes (on Hurworth Moor paper) for a talk using quotations from poetry, n.d. [c. 1914]

Notes for a talk "For Home and Country", giving the early history of the W.I., n.d. [c. 1920s]

Notes for a talk on "Schools for Mothers", 1916

Notes for a general talk on Ireland, n.d. [c. 1920]

Notepad containing research notes for a speech to W.I. on education, n.d. [c.1920]

Notes for a talk on poetry, n.d. [c. 1920]

Notes for a talk on "The Pleasure of Reading Stories, and the Use", n.d. [c. 1920]

Notes of a speech to an annual meeting of a W. I., 1924

Pages from a notebook, possibly out of order, containing notes on talks, meetings and training events at W.I. meetings all over County Durham, including an address on the King's Death, 1931-1936

Pages from a notebook, possibly out of order, containing notes on talks, meetings and training events at W.I. meetings all over County Durham, 1932

Newspaper cutting from the Darlington and Stockton Times reporting the Durham Federation of Women's Institutes Fete in Bishop Auckland under the presidency of Mrs Lloyd Pease of Hurworth Moor, 1924

Extract for Newcastle Journal reporting Mrs Lloyd Pease's presidential address to the Durham County Federation of Women' s Institutes, 28 October 1935

Photograph, perhaps of a portrait, of the Duke of Wellington [1769-1852] as an elderly man , n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of Lord Brougham [Henry Peter Brougham, 1st Baron Brougham and Vaux, educationalist and later Lord Chancellor, 1778-1868], n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of Lord Palmerston [Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount Palmerston, 1784-1865], printed by H. Hering, 137 Regent Street, London, n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of Earl Russell [John Russell, 1st Earl, 1792-1878], photographed from life by Mayall, 224 Regent Street, London, 1 August 1861, n.d. [c.1860]

Photograph of Lord Macauley [Thomas Babington Macauley, 1st Baron Macauley, 1800-1859], printed by Maull & Polyblank, 55 Gracechurch Street and 187A Piccadilly, London, n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of the Earl of Carlisle [George Howard, 7th Earl, 1802-1864, Viscount Morpeth], seated, printed by T. Cranfield, 115 Grafton Street, Dublin, n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of the Earl of Shaftesbury [Anthony Ashley-Cooper, 7th Earl, 1801-1885], printed by H. Hering, 137 Regent Street, London, n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of Bright and Cobden [John Bright, 1811-1889, and Richard Cobden, 1804-1865, anti-Corn Law politicians], sitting at a table, reading, printed by Maujean, Faubourg St. Honore, Paris, n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of W. E. Gladstone [1809-1898], printed by T. R. Williams, 236 Regent Street, London, n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of the Duke of Newcastle (later annoted "late") [Henry Pelham-Clinton, 5th Duke of Newcastle under Lyme, 1811-1864], n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of Lord Stanley [probably Edward Henry Stanley, 15th Earl of Derby, 1826-1893], printed by Mayall, 224 Regent Street, London, 1 March 1861

Photograph of Earl Derby [probably Edward Henry Stanley, 15th Earl of Derby, 1826-1893], photographed from life by Mayall, 224 Regent Street, London, 14 February 1861

Photograph of the Marquis of Lorne [John Geroge Henry Douglas Sutherland Campbell, 9th Duke of Argyll, writer, later Governor of Canada, 1845-1914], printed by Elliott & Fry, 55 Baker Street, London, n.d. [c. 1865]

Photograph of Doctor Livingstone [1813-1873], seated, photographed from life by Mayall, 224 Regent Street, London, n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of Florence Nightingale [1820-1910], standing, n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of "Mrs Dimmick and five sons, all ministers", printed by Edward Sims, Tunbridge Wells, n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of Peter Bedford, an elderly man, seated, printed by Beard, King William Street, London, n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of "Featherstonehaugh", printed by W. Clayton, Greyhound Street, Long Row, Nottingham, n.d. [c. 1860]

Engraving of The Creche, Stepney, n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of B. Bloomfield Esq., solicitor in the Great Tea Trial, annotated "Harrison Crossfield v. Lynch - verdict for the [former] £927.12.1 & all costs" [Harrisons and Crossfield were a major tea and coffee trader in Liverpool], printed by Thomas North, 71 Grafton Street, Dublin, n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of The Rt. Honourable The Attorney General Thos. O'Hagan Q.C. [1812-1885] "Senior Council in the case of Harrisons Crossfield v Lynch - verdict £927.12.1 for the plaintiff, July 1854". Printed by Chancellor, 55 Lower Sackville Street, Dublin. Later annotated "Lord Chancellor of Ireland 1870", c. 1860

Photograph of Sergeant Armstrong, Q. C., "engaged in the trial Harrisons Crossfield v. Lynch, 1864", printed by Wm, Andrews, 88 Grafton Street, Dublin, 1864

Photograph of Louis Kossuth [Hungarian revolutionary hero, 1802-1894], in ceremonial dress with a fur cape, n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of Garibaldi [1807-1882], in military dress, n.d. [c. 1865]

Photograph of John O'Brien "alias Jack the Cabman a noted wit in Dublin", 12 mo. [December] 1866

Photograph of Jefferson Davies [1808-1889], president of the Southern Confederacy, n.d. [c. 1865]

Photograph of President Andrew Johnson [1808-1875], n.d. [c. 1865]

Photograph of "President Lincoln U.S." [1809-1865], printed by the London Stereoscopic Company, Cheapside, n.d. [c. 1865]

Copy of a portrait of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington, captioned "The Martyr and the Father" (and "Entered according to act of congress in the year 1865 by John Medhurst in the clerk's office of the district court for the southern district of New York"), 1865

Picture captioned "The Home of President Lincoln, Springfield, Ill.", n.d. [c. 1865]

Photograph of Henry W. Longfellow [1807-1882], printed by the London Stereoscopic Company, 54 Cheapside, n.d. [c. 1860]

Photograph of D. L. Moody [evangelist, 1837-1899], printed by R. W. Thrupp, photographer, 66 New Street, Birmingham, 1875

Letter to Blanche from [elder sister] S. Charlotte Pease, sent from Cherry Lodge, Braemar, describing a holiday and discussing family news, 22 April 1880

Letter to "my dearest girl" [presumably Blanche] from Lloyd, on "Pierremont" stationery, planning the building of a house, n.d. [c. 1890]

General letter to Blanche from Lloyd, on "Pierremont" stationery, n.d. [c. 1890]

Letter to Blanche from Lloyd Pease, describing in great detail the place he is staying at in Parknasilla, Co. Kerry, Ireland, n.d. [1891 added in a later hand in pencil]

Letter to "my own darling Bunny" [presumably Blanche] from Maud [unknown], giving condolences on the death of a close family member [her mother], August 1892

Letter to Blanche from Rachel Backhouse on "Blackhouse, Skelmorlie, Ayrshire" stationery, giving condolences on the death of her mother, 17 August 1892

Letter addressed "Dear Madam" from "A. Lee", apparently an employee, on Hurworth Moor stationery but from Hutton Hall, Guisborough, giving news of "both children" (Michael and, probably, Cyril) staying with relatives soon after Lady Pease's death, n.d. [1892]

Letter to Blanche from Alfred [brother] on Pinchinthorpe stationery, relaying details from "EP's diary of 1888" [perhaps Edwin Lucas Pease, 1838-1889], 25 February 1910

Letter to Blanche from Alfred [brother], thanking her for an unexpected birthday present, 29 June 1910

Letter to Blanche from Alfred [brother], The Lodge, Bromfield, Salop., giving family news shortly after the death of his wife Nellie, 23 November 1910

Envelope addressed to Mrs E. Lloyd Pease [Blanche], 5 Brittania Terrace, Saltburn by the Sea, postmarked London, 28 July 1897

'Austen's Wonderful Fish - Exact Definition of your Character!!' 'A Rendell: Wonderful Fish!'; '51, 53, 57 and 59 Kirkgate, Bradford [Yorkshire]', n.d. [19th century] The item consits of a small purple paper fish which should be placed on a moistened palm; the way in which the fish then moves indicates the character of the owner of the hand. A list of the characteristics indicated by each movement is supplied

'Patent Serrated Pine Tree Toilet paper for the Pocket - never Travel Without it', issued by E. Culverwell, chemist, The Exmoor Pharmacy, Minehead [Somerset], n.d. [19th century]

"Fothergill's Journal - An Account of the Life and Travels in the Work of the Ministry of John Fothergill", Inscribed "Joshua Sharples" and stamped "Friends' Lending Library, West Hartlepool", published in London, printed and sold by Luke Hinde at "The Bible" in George-yard, Lombard Street, 1753

Animated page from a children's poetry book, n.d. [c1870]

Auction catalogue of Anderson and Garland for the contents of Prior House, Richmond, by direction of the executors of the late Sir Richard Arthur Pease, Bart., D.L., J.P., including written prices, 7-9 April 1970

Darlington College of Education 1872-1972 "Then and Now" by John Huitson, principal, 1972

Reproduction of a photograph of Fox's Café, Darlington, perhaps torn from a book or calendar, n.d. [c. 1970]

2 copies of a plan of the first floor of the Quaker Meeting Houses, Skinnergate, Darlington, 6 August 1992

"The Gardeners Kalendar" by Philip Miller F.R.S., 11th edition, published in London and printed by Charles Rivington, inscribed Edward Pease Junior, 1757

"Select Family Memoirs, Compiled by John Backhouse", contains stories of family members back to 1660, printed by William Alexander and Co., York, "not published", this copy embossed "Eliza Backhouse, Darlington", 1831

Typed notes on family of Thomas Richardson (1655-1733) and Mary Mason (1653-1727), n.d. [mid 20th century] Enclosed in D/X 1756/100

Letter to Dorothy [Mounsey] from Rachel [Hebe Phillipa] Selby-Smith nee Pease (1911-1999) [daughter of Christophe Pease, son of Alfred Pease and Helen Fowler], sharing family news from Tasmania, 19 February 1982 Enclosed in D/X 1756/100

Notes derived from D/X 1756/100 tracing Phillipa Pease's place in the wider family tree, n.d [c. 2000] One note is written on the back of a letter to Miss Mounsey from M N Carr to the governors of Polam Hall School giving notice of a meeting on 16th October 2000 Enclosed in D/X 1756/100