Obituary notes
Obituary of Henry Palin Gurney (admitted 1866), by L. Fletcher (offprint from the Mineralogical Magazine)
Programme made by RTE (Raidió Teilifís Éireann) about the life of Pinfield. Contains interview with Robert Athol, College Archivist, about Pinfield's life whilst at Clare.
Pinfield was among the few British officers to be killed in Dublin during the Easter rising in 1916.
Newspaper article from the Daily Telegraph (27 November 2012) on Newton's artwork.
Letter to the Master from Parry's cousin, Anthony Buckley, mentioning the article on Parry [in Lady Clare 1913].
Obituary from the Guardian, 20 May 2005.
Part transcript of and notes about his will (c.1701); extract from his will published c. 1900.
Article about departure of Duncan Robinson as Director of the Fitzwilliam Museum in 2007 (double-spread article from the Cambridge Evening News.
Papers relating to Cecil Sharp including:
(1) articles on his life and work with one by Christopher Bearman (2002)
(2) copy will of Cecil Sharp (1924) and copy will of Dorothea Sharp (1924)
(3) copies of vols 2 & 3 of 'Folk songs and dances in second suite in F by Gustav Holst' by Robert Garofalo, 2012-13
(4) copy of 'The Grenoside Traditional Sword Dancers' DVD, 2010
(5) copy of the Bellowhead songbook in which a reproduction of an image of 'Sloe gin' from Sharps mss appears, 2014
(6) photocopy of a letter by Sharp concerning the collection of music in America dated 22 Aug 1916. Original possibly held by English Folk Dance and Song Society
(7) 'I sowed the seeds of love' published music, 1917
(8) 'Of a rosemary branch sent' - manuscript music with lyrics, written by Imogen Holst, c. 1930