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Vol. LXIV (ff. 279). May 1869-1871.

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ff. 1, 66, 90 William Clode, Secretary of General Register Office: Letters to Florence Nightingale: 1865-1869.
ff. 2, 6 Sarah Myles, of Liverpool: Letters to Florence Nightingale: 1869.
ff. 4, 85 Henrietta Mary Walker, nurse: Letters to Florence Nightingale: 1868-1869.
f. 8 Thomas Macmillan, Postmaster, of Greenock: Letter to Sarah Miles: 1869.
ff. 9, 96 Louisa B. Freeman, Superintendent, Liverpool Workhouse Infirmary: Correspondence with Florence Nightingale: 1868-1869.
f. 11 Henry Bonham Carter, Secretary, Nightingale Fund: Drafts, etc., prepared for his cousin, Florence Nightingale: 1867-1896.
ff. 12 (copy), 102, 128, 144, 159, 165, 181-187 Caroline Emilia Stephen, daughter of Sir J Stephen: Correspondence with Florence Nightingale: 1869-1870.
ff. 31, 43 James Walter Waldron, Secretary, King's College Hospital: Letters to Florence Nightingale: 1869.
f.33 R.P. Clark, American missionary(?): Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1869.
f. 34b John Sutherland, MD; sanitary reformer: Correspondence with Florence Nightingale: 1856-1888.
f.35 Auguste Littrow Bischoff, (?) wife of J von Bischoff, of the Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1869.: Germ.
f.39 Emily Anderson, of Lea, county Lincolnshire: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1869.
ff. 45, 48 Anne Jemima Clough, founding Principal, Newnham College, Cambridge: Correspondence with Florence Nightingale: 1869.
f. 47 Josephine Elizabeth Butler, social reformer: Letters, etc., to Florence Nightingale: 1869, 1872.
f. 49 William Murrell, gasfitter, of Chelsea: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1869.
f. 50 Beatrice Anne Shore Lushington, née Smith; wife (1865) of Godfrey Lushington: Letter to Florence Nightingale: circ. 1865-1872.
f. 54 C. Tresidder, formerly Matron, Bristol Royal Infirmary: Letters to Florence Nightingale: 1867, 1869.
f. 56 John Strachey, Knight 1872; GCSI 1878: Letters to Florence Nightingale: 1864-1869.
ff. 67, 92 James Thomas Hammick, Superintendent, General Register Office: Letters to Florence Nightingale: 1869.
f. 70 Mary Clark, nurse at St Thomas's Hospital: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1869.
f. 72 J. Kennedy, nurse at St Thomas's Hospital: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1869.
f. 73 Rebecca Strong, nurse at St Thomas's Hospital: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1869.
f. 75 Elizabeth Wheldon, nurse at St Thomas's Hospital: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1869.
f. 76 Lucy Emm, nurse at St Thomas's Hospital: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1869.
f. 79 James Scott Robertson, Purveyor-in-Chief; CB 1869: Letters to Florence Nightingale: 1856-1868.
f. 81 Major-General Richard Wilbraham, KCB 1873; General 1877: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1869.
ff. 83, 120, 124 Field-Marshal Robert Cornelis Napier, 1st Baron Napier of Magdala: Letters to Florence Nightingale: 1869-1870.
ff. 89, 93, 94 George Joachim Goschen, 1st Viscount Goschen: Correspondence with Florence Nightingale: 1869.
ff. 94, 96, 119 John Sutherland, MD; sanitary reformer: Drafts, etc., prepared for Florence Nightingale: 1857-1874.
ff. 97, 126 Richard Southwell Bourke, 6th Earl of Mayo; Lord Naas: Correspondence with Florence Nightingale: 1870.
f. 106 Rodie Parkhurst, Chief Clerk, GPO: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1870.
f.107 Dr Michel Lévy, Inspecteur du service de santé de l'armée: Correspondence with Florence Nightingale: 1870.: Engl. and Fr.
f. 109 William Lethbridge, of W H Smith and Son, booksellers: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1870.
f. 111 William Henry Smith, First Lord of the Admiralty and (1886) of the Treasury; son of William Henry Smith: Correspondence with Florence Nightingale: 1870-1887.
ff. 113-115 Martin Gay Black Oxley, physician, Liverpool Infirmary for Children: Letters to Florence Nightingale: 1870.
ff. 116-119b, 122 A. Baster, Matron, Royal Berkshire Infirmary: Correspondence with Florence Nightingale: 1870, 1882.
f. 130 Martha Taylor, wife of P A Taylor, MP: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1870.
f. 132 Hon Lucy Maria Kerr, Maid of Honour to Queen Victoria: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1870.
f. 132 Henry Bonham Carter, Secretary, Nightingale Fund: Correspondence with his cousin, Florence Nightingale: 1861-1900.
ff. 134-137 Alfred Birken, of Birmingham: Letters to Florence Nightingale: 1870.
f. 138 Laura Wardroper, sister of Walter Wardroper: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1870.
ff. 140, 146, 169 Lieutenant Montagu Frederick Ommanney, RE; Captain 1877: Correspondence, etc., with Florence Nightingale: 1869-1870.
ff. 142, 143 Architecture: Elevations and plans of hospitals: 1861-1899.
ff. 142, 143 Lieutenant Montagu Frederick Ommanney, RE; Captain 1877: Plans, etc., of lying-in hospitals: 1869-1870.
f.148 William Rose Mansfield, 1st Baron Sandhurst: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1870.
ff. 149, 150, 163, 266-269b Charles James Blasius Williams, MD; physician to Queen Victoria: Correspondence with Florence Nightingale: 1861-1872.
f. 151 James Young Simpson, 1st Baronet 1866; MD: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1869.
f. 155 Charles Henry Wyndham A'Court, afterwards A'Court-Repington; Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1870.
f. 157 Charles John Burgess, Secretary, National Aid Society: Letter to Lady Herbert: 1870.
f. 208 George Routledge and Sons Ltd; publishers: Letter, etc., to Florence Nightingale: 1870.: Printed.
f. 210 Emily Cox, wife of Colonel Cox: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1871.
ff. 215-221 Alexander Strahan, publisher: Letters, etc., to Florence Nightingale: 1871.
ff. 222, 237 Elizabeth Blackwell, MD: Letters to Florence Nightingale: 1871-1883.
f. 228 Sir John Forbes Clark, 2nd Baronet: Letters, etc., to Florence Nightingale: 1856-1871.
ff. 235, 254-256b Comte-- Sérurier, of the Société de Secours aux Blessés Militaires: Correspondence with Florence Nightingale: 1871.
f.238 Thomas Bevill Peacock, MD; physician at St Thomas's Hospital: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1871.
f. 240 Susette H. Smith, wife of H W Smith, Treasurer of Morden College, Blackheath: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1871.
ff. 243-252 Germany, Empire of 1870. William I: Correspondence rel. to his award to Florence Nightingale of the Cross of Merit: 1871.: Engl. and Germ.
f. 257 Lieutenant-General William Arden Crommelin, Inspector-General of Military Works, Bengal: Letter to Florence Nightingale: 1871.
f.270 Miss Rumpff, of the National Society for Aid to the Sick and Wounded in War: Memorandum for Florence Nightingale: circ. 1871.
f. 276 Hoffmann family, merchants, of Cologne: Letter to Florence Nightingale: circ. 1871.: Germ.

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Add MS 45750-45849 : NIGHTINGALE PAPERS Second Series (Vols. XII-CXI)45750-45849. A further selection (Vols. XII-CXI) from the correspondence,…
Add MS 45796-45816 : F. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
Add MS 45796-45815 : NIGHTINGALE PAPERS. Vols. LVIII-LXXVII. General correspondence; 1853-1910 and n.d. Twenty volumes. Folio and quarto.

Add MS 45802 : Vol. LXIV (ff. 279). May 1869-1871. includes: ff. 1, 66, 90 William Clode, Secretary of General Register Office: Letters to…

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1869

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1871

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May 1869-1871

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Anderson, Emily, of Lea, county Lincolnshire
Baster, A., Matron, Royal Berkshire Infirmary; correspondent of Florence Nightingale, fl 1870-1882
Birken, Alfred, of Birmingham; of Add MS 45802
Bischoff, Auguste Littrow, (?) wife of J von Bischoff, of the Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna
Blackwell, Elizabeth, MD
Bourke, Richard Southwell, 6th Earl Mayo, politician, Viceroy of India, 1822-1872
Burgess, Charles John, Secretary, National Aid Society
Butler, Josephine Elizabeth, social reformer
Carter, Henry Bonham, Sec Nightingale Fund
Clark, John Forbes, 2nd Baronet
Clark, Mary, nurse at St Thomas's Hospital
Clark, R.P., American missionary(?)
Clode, William, Secretary of General Register Office
Clough, Anne Jemima, founding Principal Newnham College Cambridge
Cox, Emily, wife of Colonel Cox
Crommelin, William Arden, army officer, 1823-1886
Emm, Lucy, nurse at St Thomas's Hospital, fl 1869-1871
Freeman, Louisa B., Superintendent, Liverpool Workhouse Infirmary
Goschen, George Joachim, 1st Viscount Goschen, politician and financier, 1831-1907
Hammick, James Thomas, Superintendent, General Register Office
Hoffmann, Family
Kennedy, J., nurse at St Thomas's Hospital
Kerr, Lucy Maria, Maid of Honour to Queen Victoria
Lethbridge, William, of W H Smith and Son, booksellers
Lushington, Beatrice Anne Shore, née Smith; wife (1865) of Godfrey Lushington
Lévy, Michel, Dr; Inspecteur du service de santé de l'armée
Macmillan, Thomas, Postmaster, of Greenock
Mansfield, William Rose, 1st Baron Sandhurst, army officer, 1819-1876
Murrell, William, gasfitter, of Chelsea
Myles, Sarah, of Liverpool
Napier, Robert Cornelis, 1st Baron Napier of Magdala, army officer, 1810-1890,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000059288230,
see also http://viaf.org/viaf/15549114
Ommanney, Montagu Frederick, Lieutenant; RE; Captain 1877
Oxley, Martin Gay Black, physician, Liverpool Infirmary for Children
Parkhurst, Rodie, Chief Clerk, GPO
Peacock, Thomas Bevill, MD; physician at St Thomas's Hospital
Repington, Charles Henry Wyndham, formerly A'Court; Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and politician, 1819-1903
Robertson, James Scott, Purveyor-in-Chief; CB 1869
Routledge, publishers, 1851-
Rumpff, Miss; of the National Society for Aid to the Sick and Wounded in War
Simpson, James Young, 1st Baronet 1866, MD
Smith, Susette H., wife of H W Smith, Treasurer of Morden College, Blackheath
Smith, William Henry, First Lord of the Admiralty and (1886) of the Treasury; son of William Henry Smith
Stephen, Caroline Emilia, daughter of Sir J Stephen
Strachey, John, Knight 1872; GCSI 1878
Strahan, Alexander, publisher
Strong, Rebecca, nurse at St Thomas's Hospital
Sutherland, John, MD, sanitary reformer
Sérurier, Comte--, of the Société de Secours aux Blessés Militaires
Taylor, Martha, wife of P A Taylor, MP
Tresidder, C., formerly Matron, Bristol Royal Infirmary
Waldron, James Walter, Secretary, King's College Hospital
Walker, Henrietta Mary, nurse
Wardroper, Laura, sister of Walter Wardroper
Wheldon, Elizabeth, nurse at St Thomas's Hospital
Wilbraham, Richard, Major-General; KCB 1873; General 1877
William I, Empire of 1870
Williams, Charles James Blasius, MD; physician to Queen Victoria