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- July 1909 (Creation)
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1 volume, paper
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Illustrated magazine made by members of the Turner and Davies-Colley family.
Contents:
(1) Letter to the Family by B. D-C [Beatrix Davies-Colley]
(2) In Memoriam M.C.T. [Aunt Mab Charlewood Turner married to Uncle Frank] by A.C.T. [Arthur Charlewood Turner] includes photograph of her.
(3) The Forest (concluded) by B.T. [Bertha Turner]
(4) The Family and the Suffrage
(5) A Convict’s Experience by M. D-C. [Margaret Davies-Colley]
(6) A Few Days in Siena by H.W.R. [unknown]
(7) A Minor Poet’s Tragedy by M.E.H. [unknown]
Photograph of the family – “Sunday Tea at Borough, Sept 1909”
(8) The Millionaire-Chauffeur by C.M.C.T. [unknown]
(9) Memories of Bright by M.T. [Marian Turner]
(10) Hiss by F.M.C.T. [Francis McDougall Charlewood Turner]
Family News
- 9 Sept – marriage of Bobby [Robert Davies-Colley and Emily at All Saints, Bryanstone Square. They were married by Ralph [Charlewood Turner]
- Hugh was living in a little pink house in Woking with his gramophone and driving his motor car around to visit patients
- The family had left Westfield after 11 years and moved to a house on Clapton Common
- Ralph is his father’s Chaplain and secretary and also curate in charge of St Andrew’s, Undershaft
- Margaret has shown her devotion to the suffrage cause by going to prison for a month
- Henry has taken a house at Streatham in which he lives with a friend. He rents some of his rooms as club rooms to the Emmanuel College Mission. He spends his time in working for the Queen Victoria Institute for which he is secretary, and also for the Emmanuel College Mission which he is starting
- Arthur will take up the duties of Junior Dean of Trinity
- Hilda had completed her four years at Lady Margaret Hall
- Ruth had become secretary of the Barnes Mission Association
- George will be Head of Marlborough next term
- Bobby took his M.C. degree and Harry and Bobby their M.A. degrees in the Autumn of 1908
- Hilda took an Honours degree in History in July
- Henry and Bobby both held commissions in His Majesty's Territorial Force and George is a commissioned officer in the same
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The front cover and article by Margaret Davis-Colley about her time as a Suffragette in Holloway Prison have been digitised
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- Davies-Colley, Margaret (1878-unknown), suffragette and cousin of Francis Turner (Subject)
- Turner, Marian (1886-unknown), Headmistress and sister of Francis Turner (Subject)
- Davies-Colley, Robert (1881-1955), surgeon (Subject)
- Turner, George Charlewood (1891-1967), Headmaster of Charterhouse (Subject)
- Turner, Henry Charlewood (1880-unknown), brother of Francis Turner (Subject)