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October 1868 Tuesday, 20 October 1868 Wednesday, 21 October 1868 Thursday, 22 October 1868 Friday, 23 October 1868 Saturday, 24 October 1868 Hookers Grays [Asa Gray, 1810-1888. American botanist] El. To dinner Nortons Tyndall [John Tyndall, 1820-1893. Physicist] Frank 10 October 1868 Sunday, 25 October 1868 Sir J Lady L. to dinner [Sir John and Lady Lubbock] Monday, 26 October 1868 Tuesday, 27 October 1868 Lucy Wheler came [Lucy Elizabeth Wheler, 1847-1928, daughter Edward and Elizabeth Anne
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-1894), naturalist and accountant. Wood, late Theodoridi 23 Pall Mall. (Cigarettes) John Wood Son. Turkish tobacco and cigarettes. Theodoridi Co. was purchased by Wood (Havana cigar specialists) in 1872. Wallace A. R Waldron Edge, Duppas Hill, Croydon. Pen-y-Bryn St Peter's Rd Croydon.— Alfred Russel Wallace rented Waldron Edge from March 1878 to mid-1880 and Pen-y-Bryn from mid-1880 to mid-1881. See Lester 2014. Listed above and once more below. Wheler Mrs 5 Bertie Terrace, Leamington. Elizabeth
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Sunday, 25 October 1868 Sir J Lady L. to dinner Monday, 26 October 1868 Tuesday, 27 October 1868 Lucy Wheler came Wednesday, 28 October 1868 Mr C Norton Grace to dinner Thursday, 29 October 1868 Friday, 30 October 1868 Party all went Saturday, 31 October 1868 Lucy W. went November 186
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PC-Virginia-Galton1879
Correspondence:
Galton, Emma Sophia, Darwin Charles Robert
1879.11.19
Galton, Emma Sophia, Darwin Charles Robert
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The Complete Work of Charles Darwin Online [1] 5. Bertie Terrace. Leamington Nov 19th 1879 [pencil insertion by Darwin:] Errata My dear Cousin, When I wrote to you on Thursday last, I had read the life of our grandfather rather hurriedly, as we were daily expecting the death of my Brother-in-law — Edward Wheler — he lingered on till early on Sunday morn, when he ceased to breathe, at the age of 81 – In him, I have lost a most kind friend — my sister is dreadfully cut up — but she has one son
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A94
Pamphlet:
Anon. 1960. Handlist of Darwin papers at the University Library Cambridge. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
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] + imperfect letters, 86 [6], 88 2] Wells, S. 77 [2] Westropp, H. M. 90 Wharton, W. J. S. 69 [4] Wheler, E. 99 Whewell, W. 98 Wilkens, M. 96 Wilkinson, H. M. 58 [2], 86 Williams, E. L. to G. Cupples 90 Williams and Norgate 91 [2], 96 Williamson, W. C. 86 Wilson, A. S. 86 Wood, J. 87 Wood, T. W. 89 Wright, J. 83, 86 to G. Cupples 90 Wyman, J. 89 Zouteveen, W. H. van 88, 90 [back cover
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-1862 47 Wedgwood, Dame Veronica, see Cicely Veronica Wedgwood Weekes or Wickes, Ann, née Randes, fl. 1700 5 Weekes or Wickes, Carew, fl. 1700 5 Wheler, Edward, 1798-1879 21 Wheler, Edward Galton, 1850-? 21 Wheler, Elizabeth Ann, née Galton, 1805-1906 21 Wheler, Lucy Elizabeth, 1847-? 21 Wickes see Weekes Willett, Florence Ethel, see Wedgwood Williams, Rev. Athur Charles Vaughan, 1835-1875 11, 38 Williams, Hervey Wedgwood, 1869-? 11 Williams, Margaret, 1870-1931 11 Williams, Margaret Susan, née
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Fraser, Sir Thomas, 1840-1922 55 Galton, Adéle Vera Harcourt, see Bennett Galton, Amy Caroline, see Johnson Galton, Darwin 1814-1903 20, 48 Galton, Elizabeth Ann, see Wheler Galton, Emma Sophia, 1811-1904 21 Galton, Erasmus, 1815-1909 20, 48 Galton, Ewan Cameron, 1856-1944 22 Galton, Frances Anne, née Moilliet, 1834-? 21 Galton, Frances Anne Violetta, née Darwin, 1783-1874 20, 34, 35, 38, 48 Galton, Frances Jane, née Arkwright, 1817-1894 20 Galton, Sir Francis, FRS 1860, 1822-1911 20, 27, 38, 48, 66
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1639 4 Stowe, Henry, fl. 1566 3 Stowe, John, fl. 1580 3 Stringer, Mary, see Wedgwood Studdy, Lucy Elizabeth, née Wheler, 1847-? 21 Studdy, Thomas James Aylmer, fl. 1890 21 Stukeley, William, FRS 1717, 1687-1765 28 Surtees, Harriet, née Allen, 1776-1847 41 Surtees, Matthew, ?-1827 41 Swift, Rev. B., fl. 1870 19 Swift, Benjamin, 1866-? 19 Swift, Francis Darwin, 1864-? 19 Swift, Georgiana Elizabeth, née Darwin, 1823-? 19 Thomas, Ruth Frances, née Darwin, 1883-1973 12, 56, 59 Thomas, William Rees, 1887
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not clear which distinguished Darwin is being commemorated. Galton has been used eight times, by Bennett, Biggs, Darwin, Lethbridge, Moilliet and Wheler, one of them a woman. William and Anne, of the seventh generation, had only two children, both boys; indeed William died after less than two years of marriage and when the younger son was a fortnight old. The elder son, again William, inherited Elston as well as Cleatham which he is said to have sold later. Nothing is said of the original
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Periodical contribution:
Keynes, Milo. 1998. The Portland Vase: Sir William Hamilton, Josiah Wedgwood and the Darwins. Notes and Records of the Royal Society of London 52 (2) (July): 237-259.
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-1844 ______I Elizabeth Anne Wheler 1808-1844 Darwin Galton 1814-1903 William Erasmus Darwin 1839-1914 George Howard Darwin, F.R.S. 1845-1912 I Charles Galton Darwin, F.R.S. 1887-1962 [2] William Robert Darwin 1894-1970 ----------1--------- Francis Darwin, F.R.S. 1848-1925 Bernard Darwin 1876-1961 -------1-------- Leonard Darwin 1850-1943 E 178 F Galt 182 Hor Darwin 1851- George Pember Darwin [4] b.1928 George Erasmus Darwin [2] b.1927 Ursula Mommens b.1908 Robin Darwin 1910-1973 [page] The
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