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Notebook #2

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Churches visited: Crayford (?), Bexley, North Cray, Chislehurst, Retherfield, Buxted, East Hoathly (?) Chirdingly, Ringmer, Streat, Windsfield (August 24, 1942), Wells, West Fairleigh ('with Rupert Aug. 24 1942'), Hunton, Maidstone, Bealtock, Upper Hardes, Kingston (Kent), Barham, Norton ('with Rupert 28 VIII 42'), Favershawm, Ospringe revisited ("see red Kent notebook"), Bapdavid (?), Milton Regis, Nettlestead. Hathfield (?), Dover – 'St. James' (a shell & abandoned), St. Mary, Hougham, Patrikbourne, Winchester (? IIXi.42), Shute Dorset, Yalding (Dec. 29, 42), East Farleigh, Ulcombe, Boughton Malherbe, Eastwell (Revisit) Lullingstone (Sept. 18 1945). (Revisit) Sutton – at Howe/Hoxe, Horton Kirby, Wilmington, Faringham, Shandelves, Bucks (18.VII.39), West Wycombe, Fawkeham, Wrotham.

Type
Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date
1942-1945
Call number
mssEsdaile
Creator
Esdaile, Katharine Ada (1881-1950)(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
Purchased by the Huntington Library in 1962. The collection was initially accessioned into the Huntington Art Reference Library in 1962. Sometime afterwards, the printed books and pamphlets were removed, separately catalogued, and shelved with the main body of the Art Reference Books, and the photographs were removed to the Photo Study Collection. In 2005, the Art Reference Library collection was merged into the main collection of the Huntington Library and the decision was made to re-integrate the printed material and photographs of the Esdaile collection into the papers.
Associated people
Esdaile, Arundell James Kennedy, (1880-1956.)
Esdaile, Edmund. (1869-1935,)
Gardner, Edmund G., (1846-1937,)
Gardner, Percy, (1882-1935.)
Gunnis, Rupert,
McDowall, Stewart Andrew,
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    Notebook #62

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    Churches/places visited; Wingham, Kent; Ash; Eastry; Waldershare(?); "Expedition from Chelmsford Oct. 10 1932" (page 34); Great Baddow; Teversham; Mildenhall; Copy of letter of 1710 and notes (page 61-75); London(?) – St. Lukes' Old Street (14.xii.32) (not Katharine Esdaile's handwriting); Notes and Accounts of the College of Arms (1672-73) (pages 85-93); Farmham; Notes – Welbeck Ms Tour with Lord Oxford 1727-28) (pages 99-120); Notes on Esdaile ancestors (pages 121-126); Latham "Statue of the King in Stocks Market"' Bromfield Somerset (Sept. 10 1934); Goathurst; Bridgewater Brent Knoll; Burnham, Somerset; Crowcombe; High Wycombe (21.2.35); Buckleigh; Holcombe Rogus; Mausoleum at West Wycombe; Notes (page 163-168); Reading (17.1.40!) – St. Mary Butts(?); St. Giles; - St. Lawrence; BLANK PAGES (175-181); BOOK REVERSES; notes; "Clare" (page 187); More notes; Selden's Epitaph (page 206); notes.

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    By Katharine and Edmund Esdaile. Churches/houses visited – Quainton (28.X.33, with Katharine Esdaile) Overbury (29.X.33), Bredon (Worcestershire), Dumbletop, Wickhamford, Honington (Co. Warw[ickshire?]), Ettington, Bishops Tachbrook, Charlecote, Atherstone-on-Stour, Preston-on-Stour , Clifford Chambers, Pengeworth, East Claydon, Middle Claydon, Fletching (30.XII.33 page 26, "with Katharine Esdaile") Bletchington (17.2.34), Steventon, Great Milton (3.iii.34), Great Haseley, Cuddesdon, Upminster (27.iii.34), Bicester (16.IV.34), Standlake [Change to Katharine Esdaile's Handwriting on page 50] Coventry (?) Cathedral, West Malling (8.12.41), Linton, Shadoxhurst, Hinxhill, Mersham, Smeeth, Eastry (9.XII.41 – page 78), Betteshanger, Northbourne, Knowlton, Wormenswold, Ickham, York (1941) – various churches, Hazelwood Castle (Sept. 25 1941 – page 121), Bramham House, Pocklington, Lockington, St. Mary Beverly, Bishop Burton, Goldsborough, Ripley, Otley (Yorkshire), Langton (Sept. 28), Old (and New) Malton, Somerby, Thornhill, Kirkheaton, Wath, Well, Masham, Ripon, Skirpenbeck (Sept. 30), Bingthorpe, East Peckham, Addington (Kent), Leeds (Kent) (page 187), Otham, Sutton at Hone (Nov. 8 1941), Dartford, Erith, Northfleet, Yarm ("Nov. 13th from York"), Guisbrough, "The Bruce Mausoleum" (page 220), Kirkleatham, Canterbury St. Mary Magdalen, Cathedral, Crayford (Kent 7.1.42), Bexby, Chislehurst, Wentworth Woodhouse, Stafford, Ecclesfield, Sheffield (page 266), Coxwold, Richmond, Notes (page 270-283).

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