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D8760 - Gell family of Hopton Hall, Wirksworth - 1714-1994
E - Estate records of the Gell family of Hopton Hall - 1794-1863
F - Family records of the extended Franklin family and the Gell family of Hopton Hall - 1714-1994
FBO - Records of the Booth family of Lincolnshire, related to Sir John Franklin - 1817-1838
FEG - Records of Eleanor Isabella Gell nee Franklin, daughter of Sir John and Eleanor Franklin and wife of Reverend John Philip Gell - 1828-[early 20th cent]
FEP - Records of Eleanor Anne Porden, first wife of Sir John Franklin - 1800-1828
FJR - Records of John Richardson, colleague, friend and later relative of John Franklin - 1820-1861
FKA - Records of the Kay family, related to Sir John Franklin by his marriage to his first wife, Eleanor - 1797-1860
FLJ - Records of Jane, Lady Franklin nee Griffin, second wife of Sir John Franklin - 1841-1871
FSJ - Records of Sir John Franklin - 1810-[early 20th cent]
FWP - Records of William Porden, father-in-law of Sir John Franklin - 1754-1822
GBM - Records of Boyd Pollen Manningham - 1823-1830
GEL - Records of Edith Lyttelton Gell - 1880-1937
GFK - Records of Frederick Gell - 1840-1869
GHW - Records of Henry Willingham Gell - 1855-1938
GJF - Records of John Franklin Gell - 1872-1873
GJP - Records of Reverend John Philip Gell - 1836-1897
1 - Correspondence of John Philip Gell - 1845-1887
2 - Business papers of John Philip Gell, relating to properties in Australia - 1867-1870
3 - Diaries of John Philip Gell - 1839-1848
4 - Printed works by John Philip Gell - 1842-1867
1 - The Tasmanian Journal of Natural Science: Volume 1, including articles by Reverend J.P. Gell and Lieutenant Joseph H. Kay - 1842
2 - The Tasmanian Journal of Natural Science: Volumes 2-3, including article on the first discovery of Tasmania by Reverend J.P. Gell - 1844-1847
3 - Booklet entitled "Our Colonies: Being an Essay on the Advantages Accruing to the British Nation, from its Possession of the Colonies, Considered Economically, Politically, and Morally", by John Plummer, late a Factory Operative, including a forward by the Rev. J. P. Gell, Kettering, 20 Feb 1864 - 1864
5 - Personal records of John Philip Gell - 1860-1897
6 - Personal records of John Philip Gell relating to Tasmania - 1836-1886
7 - Legal records of John Philip Gell - 1855-1876
8 - Reserved for accounts of John Philip Gell
9 - Reserved for photographs and ilustrative material for John Philip Gell
10 - Reserved for personal records of John Philip Gell as a clergyman
11 - Reserved for papers relating to the death of John Philip Gell
GMF - Records of Mary Frances Gell, grand-daughter of Sir John Franklin - 1930-1940
GPH - Records of Reverend Philip Gell - 1844-1870
GPL - Records of Philip Lyttelton Gell, son of John Philip and Eleanor Isabella Gell nee Franklin, grandson of Sir John Franklin - 1873-1922
GPV - Records of Colonel Philip Victor Willingham Gell and his wife Aileen Edith Pauline Gell nee Maunsell - 1896-1976
LIB - Printed volumes and other printed material, mostly on Sir John Franklin and related topics - 1714-1994
OBJ - Objects collected by members of the Franklin and Gell families - [c350-c1900]
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