9 x-rays, taken on the 4th and 12th March 1953, of Francis Turner's head, showing the facial injuries he sustained during the First World War.
Also includes a letter (with envelope) from Dr. Brian Donnelly to Dr. J.D. Simpson, discussing the results of the x-rays that J.D. Simpson requested.
File containing items relating to Winchester School where George Mallory was a pupil:
(1) Booklet with the College crest and moto on the cover containing 16 photographs of the College and pupils
(2) Letter dated 27 Sept 1911 to Mallory from 'ERM' asking him to send a contribution to Rendall's present
(3) Letter dated 13 Nov 1911 to Mallory from John Stainton thanking him for his contribution to Rendall's present
(4) Letter undated except for 'Wednesday' to Mallory from Rendall asking him to confirm whether he had made a contribution to the museum which he thinks he did and also inviting Mallory to bicycle over to Farnham Castle to tea before attending the lecture he was giving on Mount Sinai
(5) Letter dated 20 Jul 1914 to Mallory from Rendall letting him know he was having the rug sent down from London
(6) Letter to Mrs Mallory from Rendell commenting on the pamphlet George Mallory wrote for school children in 1915 called War Work for Boys and Girls
(7) Letter dated 27 May [possibly 1923] to Mallory from Rendall congratulating him on his new post which he had heard about from A. C. Benson and commiserating with him about Everest
War registration certificate for George Herbert Leigh-Mallory, schoolmaster of The Holt, Godalming.
Daily entries of his life as a freshman at Magdalene College.
Daily entries of his life as a freshman at Magdalene College
Daily entries of his life as a freshman at Magdalene College
There are four undated letters and one page from a letter. Is has not been possible to date these.
'Twelve Associated Points in [5]', by D.W. Babbage extracted from the Journal of the London Mathematical Society, Vol. 23, 1948
Writings by members of Turner family, structured in order of seniority. The writings include poems, essays, notes, pamphlets, and letters written by members of the Turner family.
Photographs of the Turner family, including Francis Turner, George Turner, Edith Turner, Aunt "Mab", and others.
Volumes of the Cloverleaf Magazine, created and written by children from the Turner and Davies-Colley families. They contain creative writing, poetry, illustrations and family news. The editor of the first ten issues was Beatrix Davies-Colley.
Handwritten notes on the Turner family tree dating back to the 17th century
Drawing and transcription of a tomb stone in Bath Abbey to John McDougall plus four more transcriptions
Typed written notes on Bishop McDougall and his wife Harriette by George C. Turner
Handwritten notes on Thomas Turner 1804-1882
Cutting from the Hampshire Chronicle about the monument to Francis Thomas McGoudall and his wife Harriette, 8 June 1966
Genealogy of William Thomas and Elizabeth Hordern
Typed copy of an article from The Times on Vice Admiral McDougall, 16 Dec 1814
Correspondence written to members of the Turner family. The letters cover a range of topics, including Francis Turner's air accident.