Letters from the Scott Family to the school
Parte deThe World Wars
Letters from the Scott family members to the school agreeing to loan the Scott's war medals to Oakham School
Terence Hardyman Scott
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Photographs of the Scott Family and war medals, and letters from relatives agrreing to loan the madels to the school
Penny Underwood
Notes on Oliver Henry Cecil Odell
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Two notes from Nigel Webb to Jon Wills, quoting research by Brian Needham, regarding the Oliver Henry Cecil Odell bequest and his life. Items A and B
Nigel Webb
The War Graves Commission Photographic Project
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A CD of photographs of Old Oakhamian's graves who are buried within Commonwealth cemeteries. Includes 2 CDs and a business card. One CD entitled Rutland & 'The Great War A Lasting Tribute to a Great & Noble Part' and the other is entitled 'Old Oakhamians TWAPP'. Items A to C
Commonwealth War Graves Commission
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An account of a Public Schools Sports Meeting in which S.H.G. Humfrey participated. Items A to C
The Captain
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An account of cricket played at pubic school, mentioning E.G. Snaith and S.H.G. Humfrey. Items A and B
The Captain
A letter from D.L.P. Humfrey to John Darrall
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A letter from D.L.P. Humfrey, Stuart Humfrey's son, to John Darrall on his family and his time at Oakham School. Items A and B
David Lawrence Pargiter Humfrey
Albert Alexander Pargiter Humfrey
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Research on the Humfrey family and pages printed from the War Memorials Trust
Brian Needham
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A letter and booklet on the Humf Letters. The letter is to Dr. Spence from Colin Edgar about the project. The booklet contains information about D. H. W. Humphrey's life and the letters that he wrote to Betty Dawes.
Colin Edgar
Typed transcript of letter by Basil Mogridge
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A typed version of the letter between Basil and Joan describing basil's life in the trenches, the sending of some cake, being buried alive during an attack, men being wounded, and the story of the miraculous survival of a cake.
Basil F.W. Mogridge