WP - The Alfred Russel Wallace Correspondence Project

Life''. 3 numbered ff. approx. 33 cm x 20.5 cm with brass paper
clip.
Name: Wallace, William Greenell, 1871-1951
Notes: See WP2/6/2/. Though the hand here is smaller it's possible
both tables are by the same person, though one may be by WGW
and one by VIW. Neither hand resembles that of James Marchant.
WP2/6/2/3 Chronology and outline of ARW's life
Rough undated notes in ink in an unknown hand re Alfred Russel
Wallace's experiences in the Malay Archipelago, beginning ''1854
went to the Malay Archipelago - a part of the world quite
unknown then - and full of the most wonderful birds and insects.''
2 pp. on 2 ff.
WP2/6/3 Reminiscences, letters, drafts and related papers
Originals and copies of reminiscences of Alfred Russel Wallace
by family, friends and colleagues, with related correspondence and
papers including copies of some letters by him and a reprint in
which Friula wallacii, a spider named after him, is described; most
or all published or referred to in Marchant (1916).
WP2/6/3/1 Reminiscences, letters, drafts and related papers
Letter to Violet Wallace from Rev O. Pickard-Cambridge, from
[Bloxworth] Rectory, Wareham, 15 Dec 1913, re the spider Friula
wallacii named by him after her father Alfred Russel Wallace,
enclosing a reprint inscribed to her on the front cover; of his paper
''On some new and little-known spiders'' from Proc. Zool. Soc.
Lond. 15 Dec 1896 including description and figure of F. wallacii;
paper slip with instructions to Xerox letter and p. 1006 which may
be in WGW's or another hand; envelope addressed to Miss
Wallace at Old Orchard. Broadstone, postmarked 15 Dec 1913.
Name: Cambridge, Octavius Pickard, fl 1896
Wallace, Violet Isabel 1869-1945
Place: Wareham Dorset England
Notes: In a modern (1998) envelope of unrelated miscellanea
including proofs of ''Is Mars Habitable'' when listed; paper slip
enclosed in reprint in an unknown hand ''Xerox only letter & p.
1006 total of 2 exposures if possible.'' See note to WP6/5/4 (
Proofs of Alfred Russel Wallace's ''Darwinism, an exposition....'')
re Xerox process and speculative dates.
WP2/6/3/2 Reminiscences, letters, drafts and related papers
Letter from Miss E? Macdonald to Violet Wallace from
Broomhill, Sheffield 19 Jan 1914 enclosing copies in Miss
Macdonald's hand of seven letters from Alfred Russel Wallace to
her, 1898-1912, may have time to copy more later in the term;
envelope addressed in Miss Macdonald's hand to Violet Wallace,
Old Orchard Broadstone, Dorset, stamped, postmarked Sheffield
20 Jan 1914; annotated on the front in ink in another hand
(WGW's?) ''A.R.W. to Miss Macdonald''.
Copy letters comprise:
196
[1914-1915]
[1913-1916]
15 Dec 1913
1898-1914
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