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Includes, inter alia, letter from Lady Anne Berry née Walpole late Palmer with an article on her and her husband, correspondence after the fire at Windsor Castle, a photograph of Lord and Lady Walpole, the first envelopes received as Lord and Lady Walpole, copy newspaper cuttings re doors at the Old Bailey made from a tree on the estate felled in 1958, an article on Joseph T. Clover (anaesthetist), Holt shop committee minutes September 1989, a statement by Bill English on painting the Walpole family portrait, Abbot's Hill School Old Girls' Association newsletter mentioning visit to Wolterton Hall, letter from Michael Kay offering to draw Mannington Hall, catalogue of a private view including a self-portrait by Roger Walpole, a copy of a catalogue entry for WLP 20/3/54-56, annotated guides to Wickmere church and special service forms for the funerals of Kate Bond (former estate clerk), Paddy Welham, Faye Lesley Groom (Wolterton Hall guide) and Peter Leslie Beales and Itteringham Community Association share certificates; and relating to the Norwich Arts Centre, Dragon Hall, Chelsea flower show, an entertainment at Wickmere church, a clock, Wickmere church piano, a book formerly in Wolterton Hall library, Henry Boyd-Carpenter's retirement and the Royal National Rose Society.

Includes files of miscelleaneous and general correspondence as well as individual letters and related papers. The correspondence relates to various subjects and organizations in which Tom Eaton was involved.

Letters to and from Samuel Hornor. Subjects include a proposed published history of Francis Hornor and Son and other notes concerning the history of the company, letters of thanks and appreciation from various friends and colleagues, Christmas cards, papers re the 'Butterfly' boat owned by the Hornor family since the late 1920s, old receipts and other papers sent to Samuel for the company archives, photographs of the 100 year celebrations of Norwich Union, various letters relating to business, research on locations used for the film 'The Go-Between', printed card photograph of Major Evans Lombe and others, plus some personal correspondence.

Ida Neville (née Henderson, 1862-1913), 1884-1913; Reginald James Neville (1863-1950), 1885-1933; James Edmond Henderson Neville (1897-1982), 1904-1973; Marie Louise Neville (née Pierson, ?-1980), 1931-1953; James Edmond Henderson Neville's Copy Letter Books, 1911-1942; and miscellaneous correspondence, 1913-1954.

Admiral George Henderson (1785-1864), 1837-1863; Francis Elizabeth Henderson (née Walcott) 1787-1836, 1835-1836; Edmund Yeamans Walcott Henderson (1821-1896), 1831-1896; Sam Hood Henderson (1823-1882), 1869; Maria Henderson (née Hindle) (1832-1896), 1857-1896; to Douglas Henderson (1849-1875), 1858-nd [c 1875]; Mary Augusta McCorquodale (née Henderson) (1858-1935), 1868-1923; and miscellaneous Correspondence, 1847-1969.

Information copied from notebook of Mrs Catharine Frances Rolfe, 1792-1821.
'A Gloucestershire Parson's Wife 1814-26' by B.J. Black, re Agnes Fawcett, wife of Charles Neville, with letter from the author, 1913.
'The Thunderstorm' which took place at Sedgeford. A religious tract including rules for the recovery of suspended animation. (printed), 1819.
Pages 849-856 from White's directory of Norfolk 1854, including Heacham (printed).
Private papers of Eustace Neville Rolfe including correspondence, family birth, baptism and marriage certificates, newspaper cuttings, appointments as captain in the volunteer forces and consul and consul general at Naples, photographs, and house and cash account of 1872, 1867-1907.
Report by Frederick Preedy (London) re proposed restoration of Heacham church (printed), 1874.
Heacham and Sedgeford timber sale catalogue, 1874.
Certificate of shares in the Dormy House Land and Building Company, Ltd., 1900.
Notes re Eustace Neville Rolfe.
Letters re gift of marble bust to the Castle Museum, 1926, and gift to the University of East Anglia Appeal Fund in memory of Eustace Neville Rolfe, 1962.

Mainly concerns proposed recitals by Albert Schweitzer (1875-1965), the theologian, musician and physician.

Includes mention of the loan of the Rosalba portrait, other pictures, an osprey seen at Wolterton, rent from Chipstead Golf course and the tenancy of the Mill House, Ingworth.

Letter from T.H.B. Walpole, on active service, to Horatio S. Walpole, 1915; registration card of Horatio S. Walpole and letters to his children, 1915-1917; telegrams re Horatio returning home wounded, 1916; letters from Horatio to Dorothea Walpole from France, 1918; correspondence and letters of condolence to Dorothea F. Walpole giving details of Horatio's death, 1918 and 1928; photograph of grave, nd; letter accompanying war medals, 1921.

Also includes postcard of mounted soldier, newspaper cutting re Lord Orford leaving for New Zealand and note re Vandykes at Houghton.

Re forthcoming publication of Holcombe Ingleby's 'A Supplement to Blomefield's Norfolk', 1926, with printed prospectus and blank subscription form.