Bunbury, Milicent Adèle [née Galton]

Date:
c1831-1864
Reference:
GALTON/1/4/1
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Galton Papers
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Bunbury, Milicent Adèle [née Galton]. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Three letters from Milicent Adèle Bunbury [née Galton, usually known as Adèle]:

  • Letter to Emma and Elizabeth Galton, concerning family news; includes the text of a letter written by Francis Galton to Samuel Tertius Galton, describing his activities in Boulogne. [April] 1831.
  • Letter from Adèle and Emma Galton to Elizabeth Galton, regarding the death of their grandfather [Samuel John Galton] and other family news. 1832.
  • Letter to Francis Galton, dated 24 February [1864?], reminiscing about his birth and updating him on family matters.

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    c1831-1864

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    3 letters

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    A digitised copy is held by the Wellcome Library as part of Codebreakers: Makers of Modern Genetics.

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