| King's/PP/FCP contains: |
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Writings |
| 2 |
Lectures |
| 3 |
Diaries |
| 4 |
Memoirs |
| 5 |
Philosophical and literary notes |
| 6 |
Correspondence |
| 7 |
Photographs |
| 8 |
Personal papers |
| 9 |
Posthumous papers |
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The Papers of Frances Catherine Partridge
| Title |
Posthumous papers |
| Reference |
FCP/9 |
| Covering Dates |
2008 |
| Extent and Medium |
4 items in 2 envelopes; paper |
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| Content and context |
This series contains papers which were added to the archive after the death of Frances Partridge because they contribute to the knowledge of her life. |
| King's/PP/FCP/9 contains: |
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Programme for unveiling a Blue Plaque by the Haslemere Society. This programme celebrates the unveiling of a Blue Plaque for the house built by Frances Partridge's father, William Marshall, then called 'Tweenways'. The plaque has the inscription: William Cecil Marshall, 1849-1921, Architect and first Wimbledon tennis finalist, designed and lived in this house'. The address for the property is given as Leigh Heights, The Hindhead Music Centre, Hindhead Road. The programme includes a biographical summary of William Marshall and photographs of other buildings designed by him in Dublin and Cambridge.
1 item in envelope; paper. |
1 Nov. 2008 |
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2
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Sales particulars for Ham Spray House. This file contains sales particulars by the estate agents Knight Frank with photographs of the interior and exterior. It also contains a newspaper report of the sale with a description of the house and background context.
3 items in envelope; paper. |
11 Nov. 2008 |
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3
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'M.A.M.'s Memoir 1863-1887'. This is a photocopy of the account written by Frances Partridge's mother, Margaret Anne Marshall, of the early years of her life, her marriage and the birth of her children. It is cited by Anne Chisholm in her book 'Frances Partridge. The Biography' (London, 2009) because it gives valuable background context to the values and characteristics of the Marshall family.
1 item in envelope; paper. |
1863–1888 |
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