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Collapse 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 establishmentsK1383 - 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
Collapse A - Records of Peter Fraser &c. relating to Papworth HospitalA - Records of Peter Fraser &c. relating to Papworth Hospital
Expand 1 - Records of Peter Fraser: personal records1 - Records of Peter Fraser: personal records
Expand 2 - Records of Peter Fraser: Papers of a Pioneer by Peter Fraser2 - Records of Peter Fraser: Papers of a Pioneer by Peter Fraser
Expand 3 - Records of Peter Fraser as Member of Executive Board of Papworth Village Settlement3 - Records of Peter Fraser as Member of Executive Board of Papworth Village Settlement
Expand 4 - Records of Peter Fraser as Managing Director of Papworth and Enham Industries4 - Records of Peter Fraser as Managing Director of Papworth and Enham Industries
Expand 5 - Records of Peter Fraser as Private Secretary to Pendrill Varrier-Jones5 - Records of Peter Fraser as Private Secretary to Pendrill Varrier-Jones
Expand 6 - Papers of the Founder and Director, Pendrill Varrier-Jones6 - Papers of the Founder and Director, Pendrill Varrier-Jones
Collapse 7 - Correspondence and papers addressed to Pendrill Varrier-Jones in files arranged by Peter Fraser7 - Correspondence and papers addressed to Pendrill Varrier-Jones in files arranged by Peter Fraser
Expand 1 - File cover labelled in unidentified hand 'Sir Pendrill, Refusals' [reused by Peter Fraser] containing Varrier-Jones correspondence about personal and professional matters, including enrolment for war service as a commissioned officer in the Royal Army Medical Corps, furniture and telephone line for home in Hereford, research on the Jones family crest, publication of an article in The Lancet [? 'Further Experiences in Colony Treatment and After-Care' (with Sims Woodhead), Vol. II] (1918), proposal for visits to report on sanatoria and institutions (1919-1920), need for radical change in the management committee of Papworth Village Settlement (1920), letters from Clifford Allbutt about various matters1 - File cover labelled in unidentified hand 'Sir Pendrill, Refusals' [reused by Peter Fraser] containing Varrier-Jones correspondence about personal and professional matters, including enrolment for war service as a commissioned officer in the Royal Army Medical Corps, furniture and telephone line for home in Hereford, research on the Jones family crest, publication of an article in The Lancet [? 'Further Experiences in Colony Treatment and After-Care' (with Sims Woodhead), Vol. II] (1918), proposal for visits to report on sanatoria and institutions (1919-1920), need for radical change in the management committee of Papworth Village Settlement (1920), letters from Clifford Allbutt about various matters
2 - Varrier-Jones correspondence [found loose] about his work on 'Continuous Temperature Apparatus', lock for room of new x-ray equipment, paper on the 'tuberculin test' by Wilfred Buckley (National Clean Milk Society, London)
3 - Varrier-Jones' copy replies to letters (2 items only) in file labelled '1919' by Peter Fraser:
Expand 4 - Varrier-Jones' personal and professional correspondence in file labelled '1925' by Peter Fraser, including much on personal financial matters; correspondents include Henry A Ellis, Harley Street, about arranging a meeting with colleagues interested in the urine analysis methods used at Papworth by Dr Oberner4 - Varrier-Jones' personal and professional correspondence in file labelled '1925' by Peter Fraser, including much on personal financial matters; correspondents include Henry A Ellis, Harley Street, about arranging a meeting with colleagues interested in the urine analysis methods used at Papworth by Dr Oberner
Expand 5 - Varrier-Jones', mainly personal and professional correspondence, in file labelled '1927' by Peter Fraser: Correspondents include Susan Allbutt about memorial to her husband, Sir Clifford Allbutt, Peter Allan, South Aftrican Institute for Medical Research Johannesburg, about schemes in South Africa for tuberculosis, Varrier-Jones membership of the International Union against Tuberculosis, proposal to create a National Association of Village Settlements, application as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine, arrangements for visits by colleagues to Papworth 5 - Varrier-Jones', mainly personal and professional correspondence, in file labelled '1927' by Peter Fraser: Correspondents include Susan Allbutt about memorial to her husband, Sir Clifford Allbutt, Peter Allan, South Aftrican Institute for Medical Research Johannesburg, about schemes in South Africa for tuberculosis, Varrier-Jones membership of the International Union against Tuberculosis, proposal to create a National Association of Village Settlements, application as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine, arrangements for visits by colleagues to Papworth
Expand 6 - Varrier-Jones correspondence general and personal correspondence in file labelled '1929' by Peter Fraser6 - Varrier-Jones correspondence general and personal correspondence in file labelled '1929' by Peter Fraser
Collapse 7 - Varrier-Jones personal correspondence, in file labelled '1931 by Peter Fraser 7 - Varrier-Jones personal correspondence, in file labelled '1931 by Peter Fraser
1 - E. Milligan, Secretary, Automobile Association, Central House, 75 New Street, Birmingham, informing that due to decentralisation his membership records will now be kept in the Norwich office, and so in future Varrier-Jones should communicate with that office.
2-3 - Copy letter to the Secretary, Automobile Association, London, asking for a suggestion for a lock-up garage near Euston Station in which to leave a Daimler limousine. With reply from S.Cooke, secretary, suggesting the St. Pancras Garage Co.
4-5 - Copy letter to the Manager, 'Bank of Australasia', 4 Threadneedle Street, London, from private secretary enquiring about whether a dividend warrant for July-December 1930 had been sent. Includes reply from C. Oliver, Manager, Commonweath Bank of Australia, 36-41 New Broad Street London, saying that the dividend was paid to Lloyds Bank Ltd., Hereford.
6 - Christopher Addison, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, London, in sympathy for 'the sad loss which you have sustained'.
7-9 - Peter Allan, Nelspoort Sanatorium, Nelspoort Cape Province, South Africa, about events at sanatorium and the state of tuberculosis awareness in South Africa. Also detailing the poor health of Dr Mitchell and the death of Mr J. Garlick [for the Nelspoort Sanatorium and John Garlick see http://www.heritage.org.za/karoo/nel.htm].
10 - Copy letter to Mrs E. M. Langdon, The Red Cottage, Shootersway, Berkhamsted, from private secretary informing that Dr Varrier-Jones had been ordered abroad for his health and was unlikely to return before March.
11 - Copy letter to Mrs E. M. Langdon, The Red Cottage, Shootersway, Berkhamsted, [Herts.] replying to letter only received on return from France after he had recovered from an 'attack of 'flu'.
12 - Sydney Walton, 10 Adelphi Terrace, London, with thanks for letter about Miss Pringle and for sending a copy of Mr Graves' letter to Sir Frederick. Also judging that during the summer [Varrier-Jones] should be able to clear his bank overdraft.
13 - O. N. Martin, Harleston, in sympathy that Varrier-Jones is unwell, advising a good investment, and asking for instructions on where to invest the 'capital received from Mr Richards'. Also enclosing list from brokers James Capel and Co.
14 - A. T. Bartholomew, University Library, Cambridge, sending a book on pewter and apologising for having to send the regulations about sending books by post. Also informing that his neighbour Dr Balfour Gourlay has bought a garden shelter from Papworth upon his recommendation.
15 - Copy letter to G. E. Gask, 4 York Gate, London, regarding [Varrier-Jones'] health and his plans to go to the south of France with his sister to recoup. Also discussing his difficulties in getting a resident [physician for Papworth].
16 - Copy letter to [? Varrier-Jones] about the events at Papworth in his absence, various orders which have arrived and hoping his health is improving.
17 - Copy letter to Dr T. A. Weston from Matron with thanks for letter, discussing the likelihood of his being able to attend a committee and his health, with her opinion on the causes of his illness and his need for a holiday.
18 - Copy letter to Varrier-Jones from [?] about a visit by Dr Bardswell to Papworth.
19 - George E. Gask, Medical and Surgical Professional Units, Dunn Laboratories, St. Bartholomew's Hospital and College, London, discussing his problems with finding a resident for Varrier-Jones.
20 - Copy letter from private secretary to G. E. Gask, 4 York Gate, London, informing him that Varrier-Jones is unwell and has been advised by Sir H.D. Rolleston to leave Papworth for a month or so, and so has gone to the south of France.
21 - Copy letter to the Manager, Norwich Union Ltd., wishing to claim for damage to car.
22 - Copy letter to Kodak Ltd., Kingsway, London, complaining that they did not follow his instructions, complaining about their lack of agents in England able to show colour cine films.
23-25 - [?] McOstrich, City of Cork Steam Packet Co. Ltd., 112 St. Patrick Street, Cork, discussing Varrier-Jones' plan to visit Killarney and emphasising the quality of their ferry route and recommending a hotel in Kilarney. Also leaflet of 'unique spring cruise to the north of France and the Channel Islands'.
26 - F. R. Durham, Royal Horticultural Society, Vincent Square, Westminster, London, informing Varrier-Jones that he has been elected a Fellow of the Society. Requesting that he return the banker's order for future subscription and enclosing the Society's charter and bye-laws.
27 - Varrier-Jones, Bryntirion, Hereford, to ['Jonny', apparently Thomas Johnson, private secretary, though he is usually recorded as Tommy Johnson] asking him to contact the Bank of Australia about a missing dividend warrant and requesting that important memos be forwarded to him for dealing with so that things are not 'held up'.
28 - Copy letter to the Secretary, Royal Horticultural Society, Vincent Square, Westminster, London, expressing pleasure at being elected a Fellow of the Society and enclosing payment of subscription.
29-39 - Copy of multiple telegrams to Varrier-Jones with congratulations on an [his knighthood] and public recognition of his work.
40 - H. C. [Quin], Kumasi, Gold Coast, with congratulations [on knighthood].
41 - Kelly's Directories Ltd., 186 Strand, London with thanks for sending additional particulars for insertion in the 1932 edition of the Handbook to the Titled, Landed and Official Classes,.
42 - H. Banister, Psychological Laboratory, Cambridge, in sorrow at the death of Sir Fredrick Milner and congratulating Varrier-Jones on knighthood.
43 - Copy letter to Mrs Wreford, Grove House, Hillgrove Road, London with thanks for tickets and discussing his looking forward to Wreford returning.
44 - H. G. F. Hall, Manager, Peamont Industries, Newcastle, Co. Dublin, in sympathy at the death of Varrier-Jones' mother.
45 - Dr H. B. Brackenbury, Chairman of Council, British Medical Association, London, offering Council's congratulations on knighthood.
46 - Copy letter to H. B. Brackenbury, London, with thanks for congratulations of the Council [letter /45] and for B.M.A.'s support.
47 - Sir A. S. MacNalty, Ministry of Health, offering sympathy at his mother's death.
48 - Olga Nethersole, Hon. Organiser, Peoples League of Health, 12 Stratford Place, London, with sympathy at death of [Varrier-Jones'] mother and also apologising for being unable to attend the Papworth Ball.
49 - Copy letter to Dr J. B. McDougall, British Legion Village, Preston Hall, Aylesford, Kent, with thanks for the congratulations sent by the Council of Management of Preston Hall.
50-51 - Chas H. Evans, Shirley, 1st Avenue Albert Road, Walmer, Cape Province, South Africa, congratulating Varrier-Jones on knighthood and regarding their fitting into South African life.
52 - Copy letter to Lance Calkin, South Kensington, discussing his attire and position [for portrait] and confirming the time of sitting.
53 - Copy letter to W. H. Bailey and Son, 45 Oxford Street, London, asking if an 'Eastbourne chair' could be returned as it was only used twice before the patient died.
54-55 - Gerald W. Wollaston, Garter King of Arms, College of Arms, Queen Victoria Street, London, enclosing an application form for armorial bearings to be assigned to [Varrier-Jones] and his father's other descendants of. Noting that a sketch of the proposed arms will be shortly sent. Includes copy of the memorial of by Varrier-Jones to the Earl Marshal for a grant of arms.
56 - Clive Wigram, Buckingham Palace, in pleasure that ceremony [of knighthood] went well, but regretting his inability to 'step into Sir Frederick's shoes' [as Chairman of the Settlement] as he is too busy.
57 - Copy letter to Arthur J. Virgo, Cathedral Close, Hereford, from private secretary providing the wording for an inscription to be added to a granite cross [his parents gravestone?].
58 - Copy letter to William Bowers and Co., Bath Street, Hereford, discussing tiles and plans for bathroom renovations [ at Bryntirion]; questioning whether it is necessary to let the people in London do the work if he orders from them, or if Bowers and Co. will do it cheaper. Also wishing for a quote for rubber for the floor.
59-60 - A. W. Stearn, 3 and 4 Corn Exchange Street, Cambridge, providing a quotation for a brass plate [to be attached to picture] with various lettering options. Also a copy of the text to be engraved on the plate.
61 - Lady Linlithgow, 29 Chesham Place, London, requesting Varrier-Jones visit to discuss a chairmanship and apologising that she will not attend Papworth's annual day due to the recent death of her father [Sir Frederick Milner].
62 - Copy letter to John Bolding and Sons Ltd., Grosvenor Works, Davies Street, London, with thanks for illustrations of specimen bathrooms and enclosing a plan of the room to be converted so that more detailed schemes can be created.
63 - Copy letter to Lance Calkin, London, from private secretary to check that he had been notified of the train to catch to arrive in Cambridge, and that a car will be there to bring him to Papworth.
64 - Copy letter to the Marine Superintendent, L.M.S. Railway Co., Holyhead, from private secretary requesting that a state-room is reserved on the night-boat from Holyhead to Dun Laoghaire for Varrier-Jones, and that two first class tickets are also reserved for the return journey by day-boat.
65 - Copy letter to the Manager, Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin from private secretary requesting that a single bedroom be reserved for Varrier-Jones.
66 - Sir H. D. Rolleston, in sympathy at the death of his mother and noting that 'he has put up a monument longer-lived than brass' in creating Papworth.
67-68 - Copy letter to O.N. Martin, Harleston, seeking to clarify from which institutions he receives expenses, and from which he has salaries.
69 - Copy letter to [William] Milner discussing the arrival of a lorry with 'stags heads, pictures and furniture', considering where items should be placed. Also noting with pleasure that Lady Linlithgow had consented to be chairman of a dinner to be held in London and also considering the likelihood of the Queen opening the new hospital. Emphasising that without his sister's continuing support they would be 'quite lost'.
70 - Copy letter to Lady Linlithgow, in gratitude that she will be chairman of a dinner in aid of Papworth; also consideration of Major Astor 'of The Times' to 'take Sir Frederick's place' [as chairman of the Settlement], and asking best time to approach the Queen about opening the new hospital at Papworth. Also with thanks for furniture, pictures and stag heads sent from Taplow Lodge by her brother [see /69].
71 - J. G. Penwill, Secretary, College of Arms, London, enquiring if Varrier-Jones wishes to proceed with the application for armorial bearings, as a formal application was sent for signature on the 30 June, and has not been returned.
72-73 - Lady Linlithgow, Hopetoun House, South Queensferry, [Linlithgows.], in pleasure at the progress at Papworth. Also suggesting Lord Athlone for chairman and advising delay until December to ask the Queen to open the hospital at Papworth, with copy reply approving her suggestion of Lord Athlone and leaving the matter in her hands. Also asking her to contact the Queen about opening the women's hospital, as her father used to arrange the royal visits.
74 - William Milner, Parcevall Hall, Appletreewick, Yorks., accepting the invitation to become a Vice-President of Papworth and giving Varrier-Jones permission to do as he sees best with the stag heads etc.
75 - Copy letter to the Principal, Birmingham Central Technical College, Suffolk Street, Birmingham, asking for details about courses available for Varrier-Jones' cook-housekeeper to learn 'high-class cookery'.
76 - E. Lloyd Jones, Cambridge, apologising for leaving a committee meeting abruptly, because of having to examine a case of pulmonary embolism.
77 - Clive Wigram, Balmoral Castle, informing that the King is pleased to sign the photograph of the portrait painted by Lance 'Cullim' [rectius Calkin] and requesting that the photograph be sent.
78 - Clive Wigram, Balmoral Castle, returning a photograph now signed by the King [see /77] and suggesting that Lord Athlone be contacted regarding the chairmanship of Papworth.
79 - Lady Linlithgow, Hopetoun House, informing that Lord Athlone had refused chairmanship of Papworth and suggesting Lord Wakefield instead.
80 - Copy letter to The Marine Supt. L.M.S. Rly, Holyhead, from private secretary reserving a stateroom or two-berth cabin for Sir Pendrill Varrier-Jones.
81 - '[T.S. Weston] ('Tubby'), Chiswick House, Eastbourne, to 'Jonah' regarding a patient 'Newmarch' who has had a relapse, querying whether Papworth would accept him as a patient.
82-84 - Correspondence with T. S. Vevers Ltd, 4 York Road, Maidenhead, Berks., about non-arrival of picture of the late Sir Frederick Milner's, despatched by goods train.
85 - Lance Calkin, South Kensington, enclosing three cards of admission for the 'R.O.I'. Also discussing his pleasure that the king signed a photograph of a portrait by Lance Calkin, and that Varrier-Jones is still enjoying his mother's portrait. Also hoping that he will have time for a sitting soon.
86 - D. MacCallum, Medical Officer, Enham Village Centre, Andover, Hants, informing Varrier-Jones of his marriage and fatherhood, apologising for not telling him sooner, but explaining that he had not wanted this fact to interfere with Varrier-Jones' plans for Enham.
87 - R. S. Whipple, Highgate, discussing the problems of setting up a local broadcasting station at Papworth, but noting that it may be possible to connect a microphone to the central colony switchboard, and use the telephone wires instead.
88 - Copy letter to the Secretary, Metropolitan Railway, Baker Street Station, London, voicing opposition to the London Passenger Transport Bill.
89 - Robert E. Wodehouse, Canadian Tuberculosis Association, Plaza Building, Cor. Rideau and Sussex Streets, Ottawa, congratulating Varrier-Jones on his knighthood.
90 - Copy letter to Lance Calkin, London, putting off visit until the New Year. Requesting that he lets his chauffeur have 'the picture' so that Varrier-Jones can show it to 'his people' at Hereford.
91 - Copy letter to [?] with thanks for congratulations upon the honour just conferred upon [Varrier-Jones], noting at how overwhelmed by the kindness of his friends he has been.
92 - Page of typed 'personal particulars' of Varrier-Jones, perhaps as submitted for Kelly's Handbook [see /41]
93 - Copy of an order for the exact facsimiles of various royal signatures to be engraved, with dates, on brass plates for inserting in a table [the table is now(2005) kept at the Varrier-Jones Trust offices, Upper Pendrill Court].
Expand 8 - Pendrill Varrier-Jones, mainly personal correspondence in file labelled '1934' by Peter Fraser8 - Pendrill Varrier-Jones, mainly personal correspondence in file labelled '1934' by Peter Fraser
Expand 9 - Varrier-Jones personal and professional correspondence in file labelled '1938' by Peter Fraser 9 - Varrier-Jones personal and professional correspondence in file labelled '1938' by Peter Fraser
Expand 10 - Varrier-Jones correspondence, personal and professional in file labelled '1939' by Peter Fraser10 - Varrier-Jones correspondence, personal and professional in file labelled '1939' by Peter Fraser
Expand 11 - Letters addressed to Varrier-Jones with one letter from Helen Morant [?wife of Sir Robert] to Peter Fraser in file labelled 'undated' by Peter Fraser. Subjects are mainly personal: Varrier-Jones unwell and health problems arising from a visit to the dentist, but also including letters from Lady Linlithgow about the management committee and success in the appointment of the Duke of Kent as President of Papworth [1934]11 - Letters addressed to Varrier-Jones with one letter from Helen Morant [?wife of Sir Robert] to Peter Fraser in file labelled 'undated' by Peter Fraser. Subjects are mainly personal: Varrier-Jones unwell and health problems arising from a visit to the dentist, but also including letters from Lady Linlithgow about the management committee and success in the appointment of the Duke of Kent as President of Papworth [1934]
12 - File containing letters addressed to Varrier-Jones before his death, 30 January 1941, letters received by the Settlement on his death and typescript copy of his annual report [1940]
Expand 8 - Correspondence and papers of Pendrill-Varrier Jones from which papers in series above appear to have been selected8 - Correspondence and papers of Pendrill-Varrier Jones from which papers in series above appear to have been selected
Expand 9 - Papers and Correspondence about Motor Vehicles9 - Papers and Correspondence about Motor Vehicles
Expand 10 - Pendrill Varrier-Jones' (and in some cases, Peter Fraser's) correspondence with Individuals 10 - Pendrill Varrier-Jones' (and in some cases, Peter Fraser's) correspondence with Individuals
Expand 11 - Varrier-Jones Correspondence and Papers about Personal Matters11 - Varrier-Jones Correspondence and Papers about Personal Matters
Expand 12 - Varrier-Jones records about Patients12 - Varrier-Jones records about Patients
Expand 13 - Publicity and Appeals: General Correspondence Files13 - Publicity and Appeals: General Correspondence Files
Expand 14 - Correspondence with Wreford about particular subjects14 - Correspondence with Wreford about particular subjects
Expand 15 - Correspondence from Reynell Wreford selected by Peter Fraser15 - Correspondence from Reynell Wreford selected by Peter Fraser
Expand 16 - Papers about donations from the London Office16 - Papers about donations from the London Office
Expand 17 - Copies of memos to Reynell Wreford from Papworth Industries sent to Varrier-Jones17 - Copies of memos to Reynell Wreford from Papworth Industries sent to Varrier-Jones
Expand 18 - Papworth Industries and Institution18 - Papworth Industries and Institution
Expand 19 - Papers retained for reference by Varrier-Jones19 - Papers retained for reference by Varrier-Jones
Expand 20 - Published Medical Papers and Reports20 - Published Medical Papers and Reports
Expand 21 - Records of other Officers of Papworth Village Settlement: Reynell Wreford, Organising Secretary's, correspondence and papers21 - Records of other Officers of Papworth Village Settlement: Reynell Wreford, Organising Secretary's, correspondence and papers
Expand 22 - Records of other Officers of Papworth Village Settlement: Reynell Wreford, Organising Secretary's, press cutting albums22 - Records of other Officers of Papworth Village Settlement: Reynell Wreford, Organising Secretary's, press cutting albums
Expand 23 - Records of other Officers of Papworth Village Settlement: Reynell Wreford, Organising Secretary's, papers found loose in press cutting albums23 - Records of other Officers of Papworth Village Settlement: Reynell Wreford, Organising Secretary's, papers found loose in press cutting albums
Expand 24 - Records of Thomas Johnson, Secretary, Papworth Village Settlement24 - Records of Thomas Johnson, Secretary, Papworth Village Settlement
Expand 25 - Press cuttings books acquired by Papworth Village Settlement25 - Press cuttings books acquired by Papworth Village Settlement
Expand 26 - Records of the General Manager of Papworth Industries 26 - Records of the General Manager of Papworth Industries
Expand 27a - Records of Lionel Papé, Chief Accountant, Papworth Village Settlement and Enham Village Centre27a - Records of Lionel Papé, Chief Accountant, Papworth Village Settlement and Enham Village Centre
Expand 27b - Records of the Chief Medical Officer27b - Records of the Chief Medical Officer
Expand 28 - Other records originating from Papworth Village Settlement28 - Other records originating from Papworth Village Settlement
Expand B - Papworth Village Settlement papers about Enham Village Centre, Andover, HampshireB - Papworth Village Settlement papers about Enham Village Centre, Andover, Hampshire
Expand C - Papers relating to Preston Hall, Aylesford, Kent.C - Papers relating to Preston Hall, Aylesford, Kent.
Expand D - Papers relating to Peamount Sanatorium, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.D - Papers relating to Peamount Sanatorium, Newcastle, Co. Dublin.
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