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D2546 - Florence Nightingale of Lea Hurst, Derbyshire and Embley, Hampshire (1820-1910), nurse and social reformer - 1876-1890
- ZZ - Letters from Florence Nightingale, writing from Lea Hurst, Derbyshire, 10 South Street, Park Lane, London W, and Claydon House, Winslow, Bucks., to Christopher Blencowe Noble Dunn (1836-1892), surgeon, of Crich, Derbyshire, concerning the illnesses, diet, water supplies and medical treatment of her family, household staff and villagers in the Lea and Holloway district - 1876-1890

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D2546/ZZ/73
Title	Part of a letter (on mourning stationery), from Florence Nightingale to Dr Dunn regarding Fanny Dowding, Mr Yeomans, Lyddy Prince, Mrs Limb, Mrs Broomhead and Martha Sheldon
Date	[c1881]
Description	This item appears to be an addition to D2546/ZZ/72, though it could be an addition to another letter, or entirely separate from other correspondence.
Extent	1 item
Level	Item
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Sender	[Florence Nightingale]
Sender Location	Not given
Recipient	[Dr Dunn]
Recipient Location	Not given
Archive Creator	Christopher Blencowe Noble Dunn of Crich (1836-1892), medical doctor
Archive Creator	Florence Nightingale of Lea Hurst, Derbyshire and Embley, Hampshire (1820-1910), nurse and social reformer
Administrative History	- Fanny Dowding: Florence Nightingale's maid - Lydia Prince, born about 1810, living at Commonside, Holloway - Eliza Limb, born about 1830, living at Up Hollow, Holloway - Harriet Broomhead, born about 1823, living in Holloway - Martha Sheldon, born about 1822, living in Holloway (1881 census) Sources: Civil registration indexes, 1871 and 1881 census
Access Category	Open
Format	Document
Copies	A digital copy can also be viewed on the public computers at the record office.
Copies	This letter has been digitised and can be viewed on The Florence Nightingale Digitization Project website at http://archives.bu.edu/web/florence-nightingale
Transcript or Index	Fanny Dowding is quite laid up with a very severe attack of congested (& slightly enlarged) Liver: which, the medical attendant thinks, must have been coming on some time F.N. I trust you will soon see Mr Yeomans about the field to receive the Holloway sewage, & the proposal of a "tank". if it is desirable. F.N. [the following text is in pencil] I hope poor old Lyddy Prince is tolerably well: & Mrs Limb & Mrs Broomhead not suffering too much from the cold. Would you be so very good as to see that Mrs Broomhead (she is so helpless) uses the warm bottles & warm things etc that she has - I desired Martha Sheldon to make her a pair of warm stockings to wear at night. Are they come? I hope too that poor Mrs Bratby is not worse: & her husband improving. Please remember me to them all. F.N.

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