Condolence letters received on the death of Lilias Trotter

Condolence letters sent in August and Sept 1928 to Mrs Reba Brading, secretary to the Home Council (and others): 1. Alice McIlroy describing the last moments; 2-3. A.E.Theobald, Sudbury; 4. Alice Kemp in Oban, which suggests HMP [H. M. Procter] is Helen Freeman's niece; 5. Edith Bullen, Brighton; 6....

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Order number: AWM/AMB, Box 16
Date(s) of creation: 1928
Level: File
Format: Archive           

Order number: AWM/AMB, Box 16
Summary: Condolence letters sent in August and Sept 1928 to Mrs Reba Brading, secretary to the Home Council (and others): 1. Alice McIlroy describing the last moments; 2-3. A.E.Theobald, Sudbury; 4. Alice Kemp in Oban, which suggests HMP [H. M. Procter] is Helen Freeman's niece; 5. Edith Bullen, Brighton; 6. C.J. Firmin, Eastbourne; 7. Nellie Gulland, London W1; 8. Council member Northcote Deck, Highbury New Park, N5; 9. M.J. Hamilton on behalf of her husband, Bath; 10. Margaret, who visited Dar Naama and met Lilias Trotter, Queen's Gate, SW7; 11. Elsie Thorpe [five years in Algiers], on Church Missionary Society headed paper; 12. J. S. Tetley [former member], Sidmouth; 13. (letter in French) from the Pastor of the Eglise Evangélique Reformée de Brighton Hove; 14-15. Rev Edwin W. Moore, Crowborough, former minister of Brunswick Chapel in Brunswick St, of which Lilias Trotter was a member before she went to Algiers (2 letters); 16. S.E. Howe, Baugy sur Clarens, France - speaks of the close friendship between Lilias Trotter and Helen Freeman; 17. Charles Inwood, Hove, writes 'she was the most unique, gifted, saintly personality I ever met in the mission field'...'her all was on the altar'; 18-19. Dora Welch, Shoreham by Sea, mentioning her sister Emily [Smith] who also writes (2 letters); 20. Gundred Beck, a niece, Fittleworth, Sussex; 21. J. L. Oliver, Pevensey Bay [Home Council member]; 22. Fanny K. Currie, Guildford; 23. Sascha Perkin, Ealing; 24. Emily M. Newton, Switzerland, mentioning the stay she and Isabelle had at Dar Naama the previous winter; 25. H.M. Procter, Oban; 26. Edith L. Briggs; 27. Mary May, Cheybres sur Vevey, with Emily Newton, Isabelle and Louise; 28. J. Wright, Addiscombe Vicarage, Croydon; 29. Adeline, S. Croydon; 30. Lucie M. Lidgett, Blackheath, who with her brother knew Lilias Trotter first as an artist; 31. E. May Ridley, Bournemouth; 32. S. Pleasant Hurst, Switzerland, who writes, 'She always seemed to live in heaven'; 33. Emily Smilt (?), Shoreham-by-Sea; 34. Winnie and Gherni (?), Oxford;
Extent: 34 items
Access status: Open
Language: English
French
Format: Archive