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To A. G. More   3 July [1860]

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Thanks for orchid specimens.

On 10th and 11th will be at Tunbridge Wells.

Author:  Charles Robert Darwin
Addressee:  Alexander Goodman More
Date:  3 July [1860]
Classmark:  Royal Irish Academy (A. G. More papers RIA MS 4 B 46)
Letter no:  DCP-LETT-2857

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  • Charlotte in 1832. Their home at Hartfield Grove was only a quarter of a mile from The Ridge, where Sarah Elizabeth (Elizabeth) Wedgwood

To John Scott   2 May [1863]

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Impressed by JS’s attempts to fertilise Gongora.

CD has large collection of notes on orchids, but does not know when he will publish on them again.

Asks for JS’s papers on sterility of individual orchids and on Drosera.

Author:  Charles Robert Darwin
Addressee:  John Scott
Date:  2 May [1863]
Classmark:  DAR 93: B25–6
Letter no:  DCP-LETT-4137

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  • Charlotte (see n.  3, below). Emma Darwin recorded in her diary (DAR 242) that from 27 April to 6 May 1863, the Darwins stayed at Hartfield Grove (see n.  2, above), afterwards visiting Josiah Wedgwood

From Susan Darwin   12 May [– 2 June] 1832

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News from Maer and Shrewsbury of family, friends, and reports of reactions to CD’s first letters.

Sedgwick suggests he look for fossils in gravel banks of rivers.

Fanny Owen is married to R. M. Biddulph. Reform Bill prospects.

Author:  Susan Elizabeth Darwin
Addressee:  Charles Robert Darwin
Date:  12 May [– 2 June] 1832
Classmark:  DAR 204: 96
Letter no:  DCP-LETT-170

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  • Charlotte’s loss is quite irreparable! & Frank being gone too, makes the party appear much smaller. — Uncle Jos talks much of poverty his Children having taken off so much money with their Marriages:— Fanny Wedgwood

From Josiah Wedgwood II and Emma Wedgwood to R. W. Darwin   15 November 1838

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JW’s satisfaction in bestowing Emma on CD.

[A note from Emma on cover thanks RWD for the way the family have received her.]

Author:  Josiah Wedgwood, II
Addressee:  Robert Waring Darwin
Date:  15 Nov 1838
Classmark:  V&A / Wedgwood Collection (MS W/M 198)
Letter no:  DCP-LETT-438

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  • Charlotte & for three of my sons—give a bond for £5000 & to allow her £400 a year as long as my income will supply it which I have no reason for thinking will not be as long as I live. Give my love to your fireside and believe me | Affectionately yours | Josiah Wedgwood

Miles, Samuel (1827/8–1906)

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  • Charlotte Langton (Emma Darwin’s brother-in-law and sister) at Mon Plaisir, St Brelade, Jersey, 1851. Married Ann James (b. 1823/4, d. before 1861 , daughter of John James), the Langtons’ cook, in Bristol in 1859. Footman to the Langtons at The Grove, Hartfield, Sussex, 1861. Married Caroline Tasker (1838–96), the Langtons’ cook, at St Pancras, London, 1867. Butler, with Caroline as cook, to Sarah Elizabeth Wedgwood ( …

From Caroline Darwin   13 January 1833

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Family news. Uncle Jos [Josiah Wedgwood II] has been returned to Parliament with a fine majority.

Author:  Caroline Sarah (Caroline) Darwin; Caroline Sarah (Caroline) Wedgwood
Addressee:  Charles Robert Darwin
Date:  13 Jan 1833
Classmark:  DAR 204: 74
Letter no:  DCP-LETT-195

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  • Wedgwood II sat for Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, which, as a result of the Reform Bill, had become a borough returning two members ( Hanham 1972 , p.  296). It was common practice in election celebrations to carry the victor about in a chair. The Irish tutor; or, New lights: a comic piece in one act , by Richard Butler , Earl of Glengall, first performed in 1822. Possibly the Mr Pemberton mentioned by CD in the Autobiography , p.  39. Sir Thomas Fletcher Fenton Boughey married Louisa Paulina Charlotte

From Catherine Darwin   26[–7] April [1832]

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Writes chiefly of family affairs: Erasmus’ visit, further delay in Fanny Owen’s marriage, Sarah [Owen] Williams’ illness, Arthur Owen’s sad departure for India; cholera.

Author:  Emily Catherine (Catherine) Darwin; Emily Catherine (Catherine) Langton
Addressee:  Charles Robert Darwin
Date:  26[–7] Apr [1832]
Classmark:  DAR 204: 84
Letter no:  DCP-LETT-167

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  • Charlotte seems to be very much in love by all accounts. — Do you remember your Prophecy you made to Erasmus? that you should find him tied neck and heels to Emma Wedgwood, …

From Catherine Darwin   27 September 1833

Summary

Mainly Shropshire news of family and friends.

Author:  Emily Catherine (Catherine) Darwin; Emily Catherine (Catherine) Langton
Addressee:  Charles Robert Darwin
Date:  27 Sept 1833
Classmark:  DAR 204: 88
Letter no:  DCP-LETT-217

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  • Charlotte has no brats, which I imagine to be a sore subject; however in spite of all she seems extremely happy, & very agreeable & nice, as of old. — Erasmus paid us a much longer visit than usual this summer; he went to Maer for a week, which he enjoyed extremely, and was very happy there, with Fanny Hensleigh, her Baby, Miss Snow , as it is called (short for Snowdrop) and Emma Wedgwood; …

From G. H. Darwin   28 August 1881

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Discusses funeral arrangements for E. A. Darwin, and his will.

Author:  George Howard Darwin
Addressee:  Charles Robert Darwin
Date:  28 Aug 1881
Classmark:  DAR 210.2: 90
Letter no:  DCP-LETT-13301

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  • Charlotte Maria Cooper Darwin : Erasmus Alvey Darwin , Bristowe, and John Francis Hawker English . George Moultrie Salt was partner in the firm Salt & Sons , Shrewsbury; the London agents were Paterson, Snow, & Bloxam of 25 Lincoln’s Inn Fields. William Erasmus Darwin . Erasmus Alvey Darwin had died on 26 August 1881. The servants were Elizabeth Pearce , Frederic William Surman , and Elizabeth Squire . Frances Emma Elizabeth (Fanny) Wedgwood , …

From Catherine Darwin   29 October 1834

Summary

Family and local news. Tom Eyton will marry. Tells of the great fire of the Houses of Parliament.

Author:  Emily Catherine (Catherine) Darwin; Emily Catherine (Catherine) Langton
Addressee:  Charles Robert Darwin
Date:  29 Oct 1834
Classmark:  DAR 204: 92
Letter no:  DCP-LETT-260

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  • Charlotte in the West Indies! — Nothing is quite fixed yet, but they will certainly go somewhere, as they have parted with their Servants, and obtained the Bishop’s Leave for two years absence from his Living,—and it will most probably end in the West Indies, as M r Langton much prefers that to Madeira. They did not think of it till so late in the Autumn, that they will have a great hurry over their Preparations. — They will return next Summer of course, as I suppose nobody spends the Summer in those hot Climates, no invalid, I should say. — There is no other Wedgwood
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