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    Notebook #56

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    Pages at front are illegible. Places/Churches/ people visited: London Museum, Athenaeum; Pope (Alexander?), Notes; Hudson-Sculptor; Hutchinson, Henry; Hurst; James, John; Jerman, Edward; Johnston, Frances; Kent, Wm(?): Jupp, Wm; Kent (again) (page 49); BLANK PAGES (at page 58); Robert Hasley(?), "E of Oxford"; "Dugdale/Pregdale(?) Visitation of (Early?) College of Heralds"; Goudhurst (Sept. 17 1930) (page 69); Ashford; Hinxhill; Brabourne; BOOK REVERSES (page 94); Notes (on sculptors?) "Wilkes List of Authors" (page 120), BLANK PAGES.

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    Notebook #82

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    Largely Edmund Esdaile's handwriting. Churches/places visited: Tonbridge Parish Church; notes; Maidstone (page 11); - Holy Trinity (page 17); -Museum; West Malling; Royal College of Physicians (page 39); Waltham; Redbury Church (page 51) ("Edmund Esdaile on his own – Katharine Esdaile in London – first notes August 1922); BOOK REVERSES (page 71); Notes; BLANK PAGES (pages 73-76) BOOK REVERSES "Hans Sloane"; BLANK PAGES (pages 88-89) BOOK REVERSES; Notes; BLANK PAGES (pages 93- 94); BOOK REVERSES; Notes; BOOK REVERSES; St. John's Westminster (page 101); Withyham (page 120).

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    Notebook #80

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    Some entries may be Martin Esdaile's handwriting; with note on first page "MKE aged 18." Churches/places visited: Godshill; Newport (page 11) BLANK PAGES; BOOK REVERSES; Notes (page 31) (Katharine Esdaile's writing?); St. Andrew & St. Mary (page 34); BLANK PAGES.

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    Notebook #37

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    The organization of this notebook is unclear. Churches visited and sculptors: Bath, Ockham, St. Swithin's(?), Bath Abbey, Bromley & Beckenham, Chislehurst (page 25), Cuckfield, Ashburnham, Blank Pages (36-40), Great Stanmore, Datchett, "Roubiliac's Hogarth" (followed by chronological list of reproductions?), " Nightingale Most – Wesley's Journal" (page 58), Notes on Rysbrack(?) & John Howard(?), further notes on Hogarth (page 67) & on Hogarth's Painting Room, Blank Pages (70-81) BOOK REVERSES. Notes (crossed through) (82-90), Gloucester, Warburton, Flaxman, List of Gloucester sculptors (pages 98- 109), "Thos, Green" (?), Worcester, Sculptors "Feb. 3 of 22", Basing, Basingstoke, Tewkesbury, Winchester, More notes on sculptors (132 on) – Flaxman, Chantrey, J. Bacon Jr., Richard Leversuch; Fulham Parish Church (page 139) – crossed through, Salisbury; Walton-on-Thames. Further notes including Roubiliac (pages 174-179) and his marriage to Elizabeth Crossley; All Saint's, Fulham, Windsor Castle (6.X.22) (pages 191-221), Windsor Church, Upper School, etc. (Windsor?), West Horsley (page 230), Horsell, BOOK REVERSES All Soul's Chapel & Hall & Library, Christchurch (Oxford?) (pages 237-241) BOOK REVERSES Longford Bedwith(?) (pages 242-243).

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    Notebook #75

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    Largely pencil entries – beginning with collection of recipes; in several hands (Katharine Esdaile, Edmund Esdaile and others). Recipes (pages 1-10); Notes; state papers (page 14). Churches (places visited/people; Willingale Dor; Wribble (page 20); Kensington Palace; St. Sampson's Cocklake (?); St. Mary's Cricklake (?) (page 36); Chippenham; Notes (in Katharine Esdaile's handwriting?); St. David's (page 49); Hackney; BLANK PAGES (pages 54-55); Notes; St. Giles' Reading (?); BOOK REVERSES; Notes (page 66); BOOK REVERSES (page 93); More indecipherable notes; BLANK PAGES; Byrd (page 104); Queen's Library; Notes and rough sketches (to end).

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    Notebook #76

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    Diary, largely in Edmund Esdaile's handwriting, from the end of April to mid September in an unidentified year. Poetry (pages 16-17); BLANK PAGES (18-23) Places Visited – Slindon House (pages 24-25); Poetry & Music (pages 28-38).

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