Notes and Drafts for Noteworthy Families

Date:
c1905
Reference:
GALTON/2/4/14/4/1
Part of:
Galton Papers
  • Archives and manuscripts

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Notes and drafts for Noteworthy Families, written and annotated by Francis Galton and Ethel Elderton:

  • Two typescript drafts of the preface to Noteworthy Families, by Francis Galton. 2ff.
  • Typescript list with original title "Fathers of those Fellows of the Royal Society Whose Names Occur in the Printed List of 66 Families"; this has been struck through by Galton, and annotated "Noteworthy Fathers of 37 F.R.S (taken from the printed form of 66 families)". 13 ff.
  • Galton's instructions for the tables required in Noteworthy Families. 2 ff.
  • Table "From All the Records: Number of all Kinsmen in a Higher or the Same Generation". In Elderton's hand. 7 ff.
  • Table "Number of Noteworthy Kinsmen in a Higher or the Same Generation". In Elderton's hand, annotated "Good. FG." 3 ff.
  • Typescript list of "Ability in Families" schedule respondents; some names have been underlined. 4 ff.
  • List of Noteworthy Kinsmen classified by profession. In Elderton's hand. 10 ff.
  • Elderton's notes on catalogue layout, items to include, stationary, petty cash, and circulars. 3 ff.
  • Notes on "A Family of Educationalists", plus calculations on verso. [Possibly in Edgar Schuster's hand] 1 ff.
  • Letter from Truslove & Hanson to Francis Galton, regarding payment of his account. 1 ff.
  • Publication/Creation

    c1905

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    46 folios

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