Inventory of the Stanley Archives (PDF - 1,9

112. Letters from John Evans to HMS, 1890?, 1896
28
2 pieces
113. Letter from Maurice Roberts to HMS, “there is none living now that really knew
you then and there”, London, 21-10-1893
114. Letter from David Davies to HMS, “I have you in my memory ever since you
came back from your cousin, when you were sick one morning (…)”, S.S.
Columbus, Liverpool, 14-05-[ ]
115. Letter from Edward Jones (old pupil of Stanley) to HMS, begging for one of
Stanley’s books, Manchester, 30-06-1890
1.3. “Claimants”
116. Letter from “X. Y. Z.” to HMS, claiming to be his father, Boncath, South
Wales, 20-09-1873
117. Letters from Joanna Eastaway to HMS (“William Henry”), pretending she is his
mother, 1873-1878
3 pieces
118. Correspondence Benjamin F. Eastaway with his alleged brother HMS, 1878-
1882
3 pieces
119. Letter [copy] from James Henry Eastaway to HMS (“William Henry”), claiming
to be his brother, Liverpool, 26-10-1878
120. Letter from Crosse, Sons & Riley to HMS (“W. H. Stanley”), on behalf of
Stanley’s alleged mother Joanna Eastaway, London, 21-03-1878
121. Letter from Thomas George to HMS, “I have a deep impression on my mind
(…) that we bear some relationship”, Pontreselly near Boncath, R.S.O., South
Wales, 02-05-1874
122. Letter from Thomas George to HMS, regarding a Mr. Joshua Jones claiming to
be Stanley’s father, Pontreselly, near Boncath, R.S.O., 13-06-1874
123. Correspondence HMS with Thomas George, regarding a book by the latter
about Stanley’s early life, 1892-1894
6 pieces
124. Correspondence HMS with Elliot Stock, regarding Thomas George’s Stanley
biography, November - December 1893
3 pieces
125. Letter from David and Elizabeth Rees to HMS, claiming to be Stanley’s brother
and sister, Rockvale, Fremont, Colorado, 03-06-1893