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2701 - Map of the River Nene around Stibbington-cum-Wansford with Sibson.
Expand 2870 - 1. Report on excavation at Houghton by C.J.M. Coote. 2. Warrant, Church Lads Brigade to J.L. Gilbert.2870 - 1. Report on excavation at Houghton by C.J.M. Coote. 2. Warrant, Church Lads Brigade to J.L. Gilbert.
3271 - Incomplete abstract of title: 4 messuages, 4 cottages, 1 windmill, etc in Stilton.
Expand 3504 - Accession 3504: Papers of the late John L. Gilbert3504 - Accession 3504: Papers of the late John L. Gilbert
Expand 3604 - Accession 3604: Papers of the late John L. Gilbert3604 - Accession 3604: Papers of the late John L. Gilbert
Expand 3692 - Accession 3692: Papers of the late John L. Gilbert3692 - Accession 3692: Papers of the late John L. Gilbert
Collapse 4051 - Accession 4051: Papers of the late John L. Gilbert4051 - Accession 4051: Papers of the late John L. Gilbert
Expand 1 - Gilbert family records.1 - Gilbert family records.
Expand 2 - Notes and collections.2 - Notes and collections.
Collapse 3 - Photographs, negatives and prints3 - Photographs, negatives and prints
Expand 1 - Photographs and negatives of Local places and people, Gilbert family, natural history1 - Photographs and negatives of Local places and people, Gilbert family, natural history
2 - Album of postcards of Wansford and local people.
Expand 3 - Gilbert family photographs3 - Gilbert family photographs
Expand 4 - Stibbington school groups, all labelled, and Stibbington Drum and Fife band photographs4 - Stibbington school groups, all labelled, and Stibbington Drum and Fife band photographs
Expand 5 - File: Stibbington 5 - File: Stibbington
Expand 6 - File: Wansford6 - File: Wansford
Collapse 7 - Photographs of 'Relatives of the Percival family, lived at Haycock', including copy of a photograph of the Haycock 1870, not labelled. Mainly late 19th and early 20th centuries.7 - Photographs of 'Relatives of the Percival family, lived at Haycock', including copy of a photograph of the Haycock 1870, not labelled. Mainly late 19th and early 20th centuries.
1 - Believed to be Thomas Percival of the Haycock and White's Club.
2 - Anthony Percival, the photographer of London. Grandson of Thomas Percival of the Haycock.
3 - On left, Frank Percival (1851-1926).
4 - George Percival, born 28th August 1858, died 29th April 1913.
5 - Alice and Edith Percival, daughters of William Percival of N.Z.
6 - Alice Jane Percival.
7 - Hilda Mary Percival, born 2nd May 1877.
8 - Mary Trayler, sister of Henry Francis Trayler.
9 - ? Percival (Tony?).
10 - ? Percival (female).
11 - ? Percival (female).
12 - Lizzie Percival, Hilda Percival, Alice Percival, Mary Trayler. Taken by Wilfred Bailey, 1901.
13 - Mrs. W.H. Gordon, September 1875.
14 - Left to right: Bert and Arty Gordon (the jockies) and Frank Gordon.
15 - ? Whig or Gordon (Bert or Arty Gordon?).
16 - ? Whig or Gordon (Bert or Arty Gordon?).
17 - ? Gordon (male).
18 - ? Gordon (male).
19 - ? Gordon (female).
20 - Gordon's (father and daughter?). (Frank Gordon? and Mary Elizabeth?).
21 - Probably Mrs Frank Gordon (1844-1878).
22 - William George Maxwell, born 31st August 1849, died 13th November 1929.
23 - Mrs. W.G. Maxwell, born 21st August 1853, died 7th April 1944.
24 - Mrs Blue (nee Mary Elizabeth Gordon), born 17th December 1874.
25 - Mrs. W.E. Southam.
26 - Frank Percival (1851-1926).
27 - Photograph taken outside the Haycock, Wansford-in-England about 1898. Far right: Mrs Thomas Percival, proprietor of the Haycock (died 1898). Front: little Tony Percival (her great grandson) (born 1895) and above right, his mother Mrs Leila (Anthony) Percival. Next to her Mrs George and Mrs Henry Percival (Mrs Percival's daughters-in-law). Arthur Liquorish driving the Phaeton. The Haycock was then a private house, Mrs Percival having converted it into a private house June 1887 and her licence was relinquished 1893.
28 - A Phaeton outside the Haycock front door. Left to right: Arthur Liquorish, Mrs Henry and Mrs George Percival (daughters-in-law of Mrs Tom Percival), Mrs Anthony (Leila) Percival (granddaughter-in-law of Mrs Tom Percival) and Mrs Tom Percival. Front: Tony Percival (son of Mrs Anthony Percival). Taken by Mrs Percival's grandson, Anthony Percival, about 1898.
29 - A Phaeton outside the Haycock front door. (As for photo no.28)
30 - Charles Percival (1847-1897).
31 - Charley Percival from a photograph from his nephew Anthony Percival, together with his bill head.
32 - Francis Percival.
33 - Daughters of Frank Percival (1851-1926). Left to right: Elizabeth, born 2nd March 1876, Hilda, Born 2nd May 1877, Alice Jane, baptised 4th August 1878.
34 - Anthony Percival (photographer) with his son Anthony (Tony) Percival (killed in action, 9th October 1917).
35 - Anthony (Tony) Percival (died, killed in action, 9th October 1917).
36 - Anthony (Tony) Percival. (As for photo no.35)
37 - Anthony (Tony) Percival. (As for photo no.35)
38 - Dorothy M.S. Selfe, aged 12 months, Xmas 1894. Daughter of Frederick Van der Horst Selfe and Jessie Maud (nee Percival).
39 - Dorothy Selfe, aged 2 years 4 months, April 1896. Daughter of Frederick Van der Horst Selfe and Jessie Maud (nee Percival).
40 - Tommy Selfe. Aged 3 months, April 1896. Son of Frederick Van der Horst Selfe and Jessie Maud (nee Percival).
41 - Left to right: Mrs Wm Eaden Latham (nee Alice Catherine Gordon), Mrs Stanley (Trott) and Mrs Blue (nee Mary Elizabeth Gordon).
42 - Probably Mrs Frank Gordon (1844-1878), with 2 of her daughters.
43 - Gravestone of Mr and Mrs Charles Hewett.
44 - Centre of photo (seated, holding racket): Mrs Thomas Percival (1813-1898).
45 - Second from left Mrs Thomas Percival (1813-1898), second from right Mary Alice Annis and fourth from right Grace Bailey who ran the Wansford Young Ladies School.
46 - Haycock Courtyard. On extreme left Mrs Thomas Percival (Proprietor). Behind donkey Hannah Weelley (later Mrs L.C. Gilbert). Next to her, the children's nurse and standing behind carriage Mrs. Maxwell.
47 - A victorian donkey carriage in the courtyard of the Haycock Inn about 1877. Left to right: Mrs Tom Percival (Proprietor); Hannah Weelley (later Mrs Lester Gilbert, my grandmother), governess to the Gordon children shown on the photograph: nurse to the children holding baby and Mrs W.G. Maxwell (one of Mrs Percival's daughters). Mrs Percival was the 1st person to have the Haycock as a private house. Alice Jane (Mrs Frank Gordon) was one of Mrs Tom Percival's daughters.
48 - Charley Percival in his dog cart. Brewer, Malster and friend of all. Photograph taken by Anthony Percival.
49 - Francis Percival (on left).
50 - Mrs Lester Christian Gilbert (on right) with dog and members of the Gordon family.
51 - The earliest known photo, probably taken in the 1870's, showing the west front of the Haycock. Tom Thumb can be seen perched over the entrance, and on his left Mrs Tom Percival (in bonnet) can be seen looking out of a window. Photographer unknown.
52 - The west front of the Haycock, probably taken in the 1870's. (As for photo no.51)
53 - Mrs D Stuart Wright, Robert George Wright (born Montreal April 30th 1947), Carol Elizabeth ? Wright, Elsie Miriam Percival Smith, Charles Henry Smith.
54 - Newspaper photo: The Grand Prarie Team. Another polo snapshot from British Columbia. The names, from left to right, are - Messrs. Ward, Guichan, Gordon and Clemitson, and this team trekked over fifty-five miles to play in the recent Western Challenge Cup at Terminal City. The Calgory team won the cup.
Expand 8 - Photographs of the Bailey family.8 - Photographs of the Bailey family.
Expand 9 - Photo's of Miss Grace Bailey's nephews and nieces9 - Photo's of Miss Grace Bailey's nephews and nieces
Expand 10 - J.L. Gilbert - Misc photo's10 - J.L. Gilbert - Misc photo's
Expand 11 - Large album of photographs mainly Stibbington and Wansford and local people,.11 - Large album of photographs mainly Stibbington and Wansford and local people,.
12 - Lantern slides of Wansford and Stibbington (42, all labelled). (1 box).
13 - Photographic prints and glass negatives (with reference list) of Stibbington, Thornhaugh and Wansford (30 items). (1 box).
14 - Glass negatives of Stibbington Hall and people (15 items). (Wooden box 19 x 15 x 17 cm - width x depth x height).
15 - Photographs of Thornhaugh Hall with associated letters.
16 - Large portrait photographs of Mr and Mrs L.C. Gilbert and children. (3 items).
17 - Glass plate negatives marked 'not identified' mainly portraits of persons, apparently Wansford, etc. (23 items, together with next item). 17.5 x 8 x 12.5 cm - width x depth x height.
18 - Glass plate negatives marked 'not identified' mainly portraits of persons, apparently Wansford, etc. (23 items, together with previous item). (17.5 x 8 x 12.5 - width x depth x height).
19 - 1 lantern slide viewer in tin box.
Expand 4 - Slides.4 - Slides.
Expand 5 - Printed material.5 - Printed material.
Expand 4115 - Accession 4115: John Gilbert booklets4115 - Accession 4115: John Gilbert booklets
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