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K1383 - Varrier-Jones collection: records of Peter Fraser (1913-1961), incorporating the extensive personal and professional papers of Sir Pendrill Varrier-Jones (1883-1941), Medical Director of the Cambridgeshire Tuberculosis Colony (from 1927 called Papworth Village Settlement), at Bourn and Papworth Hall, and other records relating to this and kindred establishments
- A - Records of Peter Fraser &c. relating to Papworth Hospital
  - 6 - Papers of the Founder and Director, Pendrill Varrier-Jones
    - 4 - Correspondence and papers of Pendrill Varrier-Jones as County Tuberculosis Officer and Director of the Cambridgeshire Tuberculosis Colony Bourn arranged in chronological order about Varrier-Jones' work on the Continuous Temperature Apparatus, formation of the After Care Association, patients, including reply to questionnaire (?for application to Colony) by H Crowhill [later first Manager of Papworth Industries] ) arranged in chronological order with summary of contents by Peter Fraser (c1945)

RefNo	K1383/A/6/4/49
AltRefNo	1383/6/4/49/1-2
Title	John Lowe, Coupar Angus, [Perthshire, Scotland] regarding a Nurse Brown who had been treated at Bourn and seeking information about how to aid her recovery on her return home with copy reply stating disappointment should the disease became active on her return home and that the aim of the Colony is to keep patients for so long a time that they have every chance of becoming permanently cured.
Description	[The copy letter has been annotated as 'very important', possibly by Peter Fraser, and restored to this file in 2005]
Date	16-17 August 1916
CreatorName	Varrier-Jones Papers
Repository	Cambridgeshire Archives

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