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  • CC001

    Addams Family Trees. § Two trees depicting the descendants of William Addams (1689–1740) and his wife Mary, one of whom, Arabella Addams (1820–1908), was the second wife of William Surtees Altham. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC002

    Anonymous. “A Letter of Jesus Christ.” § ca. 1790. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC003

    Anonymous. “Agreement between Mrs. Cook and the Right Hon. George Rose relating to the Borough of Christchurch, Hants.” § 2 pp., 1789, plus cover sheet dated 1857 by William Surtees Cook, the grandson of Mrs. Cook. § George Rose (1744–1818) was M.P. for Christchurch (1790–1818). Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC004

    Anonymous. Certificate of Debts & Credits for an unidentified Army company. § Dated Brompton Barracks, 6 February 1846. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC005

    Anonymous. “Lapford Screen.” § Poem, consisting of 6 quatrains. Typescript, dated 20 June 1923. Rev. Altham Surtees Altham was rector of Lapford (1913–30). He restored the three Figures on the church’s 15th-century carved rood screen in memory of his wife. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC006

    Anonymous. “My muse Id say was sad.” § Verse of 12 lines. 1p., n.d. Ex libris Fanny Fisher (née Clutterbuck). Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC007

    Anonymous. “Short Account of the Action of the [Queen’s Own] Battalion from October 24 – 18th [1914].” § The author records events in which Edward Morris Moulton-Barrett was involved. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC007.1

    Altham, Altham Surtees. Album containing sermons. 1901–1902. Image 1 [ABL/JMA]

  • CC008

    Altham, Altham Surtees. Album containing his sermons. § 1903 Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC009

    Altham, Altham Surtees. “Battle.” § Poem, consisting of 10 quatrains.” 4pp., dated 19 January 1871. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC010

    Altham, Altham Surtees. Collection of 13 documents relating to his time at Christ Church, Oxford. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC011

    Altham, Altham Surtees. Extract from the Marriage Settlement of Altham Surtees Altham and Bertha Emma Fisher. 25 April 1881. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC012

    Altham, Altham Surtees. Last Will and Testament. § Dated 13 September 1927. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC013

    Altham, Altham Surtees. London & County Bank at Oxford Checkbook for 1875. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC014

    Altham, Altham Surtees. Memorandum found with letters concerning his marriage. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC015

    Altham, Altham Surtees. Papers relating to his priesthood. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC016

    Altham, Altham Surtees. Passport. § Issued 16 June 1925. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC017

    Altham, Altham Surtees. Pocket Diary for 1867. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC018

    Altham, Altham Surtees. Pocket Diary for 1868. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC019

    Altham, Altham Surtees. Receipt for expenses relating to the Curacy of Trinity Church, Taunton. § 1p., 19 January 1887. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC020

    Altham, Altham Surtees. “The Red Twenty-two.” § A poem of three verses, “sung in Commoners on the evening of the 5th of November [1864], after the 22[nd] match [of Winchester Football].” On the same document is a list of the players and goals. 4pp. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC021

    Altham, Bertha Emma. Cash Account, October 1910. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC022

    Altham, Bertha Emma. Pocket Diary for 1908. § Written at Bridgwater, Somerset. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC023

    Altham, Bertha Emma. Pocket Diary for 1921. § Written at Lapford, Devon. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC024

    Altham, Edward Altham. Account book with West Somerset Savings Bank. § 1869–1874. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC025

    Altham, Edward Altham. Certificate of First Class pass from the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. § Dated 3 February 1877. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC026

    Altham, Edward Altham. Collection of 5 documents relating to his time at Christ Church, Oxford. § Dated 1874. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC027

    Altham, Edward Altham. Two maps of the area around Stoke Court, Somerset. § Dated 29 March 1869. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC027.1

    Altham, Henrietta Fanny. Diary. 1841. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

  • CC028

    Altham, Henrietta Fanny. “Doggerel Verses for the Golden Wedding.” § Poem, consisting of 17 quatrains, on the occasion of the Golden Wedding of William Lance and his wife. Dated, April 1911. Image 1 [ABL/Altham]

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