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Reference code
MCPP/GM/3/2/1918/57
Title
Letter from Ruth to George Mallory, 23 November 1918
Date(s)
- 23 November 1918 (Creation)
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1 item, paper
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(18 June 1886 - 1924)
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Scope and content
Describes the weather. Acknowledges his letter stating he was playing football with Trafford. Tells him about the cat getting stuck in the door. Expresses her worries over not being ready to teach the Montessori classes. Describes her conversations with Mary Anne when she came for tea. Informs him that David Pye is coming to visit. Discusses what servants they will need at the Holt. Expresses her opinions about Mary Anne's Young Wives Fellowship group. Expresses her opinions about how to introduce religion to children.
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Former reference
F/GM/VI/5
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Name access points
- Mallory [née Turner], Ruth (1892-1942), wife of mountaineer George Mallory (Subject)
- Millikan [née Mallory], Frances Clare (1915-2001), daughter of George Mallory (Subject)
- Leigh-Mallory, Sir Trafford Leigh (1892–1944), air force officer and brother of George Mallory (Subject)
- Morgan [née Turner], Mildred (1892-1985), sister of Ruth Mallory (Subject)
- O'Malley [née Saunders], Mary Anne (1888-1974), author (Subject)
- Turner, Hugh Thackeray (1853-1937), architect and amateur china painter, father of Ruth Mallory (Subject)
- Pye, Sir David Randall (1886–1960), mechanical engineer and academic administrator (Subject)
- Clutton-Brock, Arthur (1868-1924), essayist and journalist (Subject)