| Ref No (click to see in context) | WFD |
| Title | WESTFIELD COLLEGE |
| Level | Fonds |
| Date | early 16th century-2010 |
| Extent | 230 boxes, 90 outsize items |
| Creator Name | Westfield College (1882-1989) |
| Description | This collection contains the archives of Westfield College, University of London, from its pre-history to its merger with Queen Mary College in 1989.
It comprises records relating to the pre-history and constitution of the College, c.1881-1976, including Trust deeds and charters; Council records, 1882-1992, including Council minutes, reports, Committee minutes, and correspondence; annual reports, 1883-1989; financial records, 1892-1989, including account balance sheets, ledgers, cash books, mortgages, and appeals; records relating to the administration of Westfield College through the University of London, 1900-1982, including inspections, quinquennium development plans, University Grants Committee visitations, and papers relating to the Murray Report and the Swinnerton-Dyer Committee; Academic Board and its Committee minutes, 1903-1989; Principal's College papers, 1917-1989; Principal's personal papers, mid 19th century-late 20th century; staff administration records, 1929-1996, including starters and leavers books, appointments, and minutes of the Westfield College branch of the Association of University Teachers; student administration records, 1882-1993, including student registers, index cards, examination papers, scholarships papers, wartime arrangements, and testimonials; records relating to student and staff residences, 1946-1992; records relating to College sites and buildings, c.1890-1996, including the Kidderpore Estate, wartime tenancies, halls of residence, the Queen's Building, and Caroline Skeel Library; Faculty records, 1921-1989, including minutes of Faculty of Science and Faculty of Arts, correspondence, photographs, and reports; records relating to Non-Degree courses, 1901-1983, including papers and correspondence of the Divinity Faculty, Citizenship course, and International Foundation Year; records relating to the College's international links, 1915-1984, including the Women's Christian College in Madras, American universities, and the I Fang Girls' Collegiate School in China; Westfield College Union Society records, 1907-1985, including Union and Committee minutes, and the Union constitution; records relating to student societies, 1894-1970, including the Debating Society, Glee Club, Tennis Club, Dramatic Society, and Boat Club; records relating to the Senior Common Room, 1931-1988, including minutes, and events and activities; Library records, c.1905-1990, including minutes, account books, accession register, visitors books, correspondence, and photographs; Chapel records, c.1910-1992, including service books, prayer books, correspondence, and photographs; records relating to negotiations and proposed mergers, 1964-1991, including negotiations with Birkbeck College, Bedford College, Royal Holloway College, Central School of Speech and Drama, and Imperial College; records relating to negotiations, planning, and implementing merger with Queen Mary College, 1933-1992; publications produced by or relating to Westfield College, 1892-1997, including brochures, prospectuses, Hermes, College magazines, Rag Mag, student handbooks, publications by individual departments and societies, Westfield Bulletin, and Hampstead Harrier; records relating to College events, c.1891-1980s, including presentation day and banquet, posters and programmes, lectures and conferences, royal visits, the College Jubilee, the College Centenary, and the Visiting Artists Programme; photographs of staff and students, c.1885-c.1986; records relating to College Alumni, 1887-1980s, including budget letters, directory of old students, photograph albums and scrapbooks, and reminiscences and memorabilia; staff reminiscences and memorabilia, 1907-1993; obituaries and memorials relating to former students, staff and members of Council, 1917-2004; and artefacts and collected memorabilia, 1769-1988, including medals, coins, badges, portraits, and the College Coat of Arms.
This collection also contains the Westfield Print Collection, early 16th century-1968; the records of the Westfield College Association, 1900-1991; and the records of the Westfield Trust, 1908-2010.
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| Admin History | Westfield College was established in Hampstead, North London, through the efforts of Ann Dudin Brown and Constance Louisa Maynard. Ann Dudin Brown provided a benefaction of £10,000 to establish the College. Following a meeting held on 11 Feb 1882 it was agreed that a residential women's college based on religious principals should be founded in London.
A pioneer of women's education, the college was the first specifically aimed at preparing women for University of London degrees and, taking the Oxbridge women's colleges as its example, it was also the first London women's college to make residence a requirement. The College opened on 2 Oct 1882 with just 5 students and 2 members of staff, including Constance Maynard as Mistress. It was situated in two houses at Maresfield Gardens in Hampstead. The name of the College was undecided and during the its early years it was referred to as the College for Ladies and the Ladies College at Westfield. Westfield probably derives from the name of the area or the houses in Maresfield Gardens. Several names for the College were proposed including St Hilda's but none were adopted. It was only following the move to permanent buildings that the name Westfield College was formally adopted, as the name had been informally used for a number of years.
The first graduands of Westfield College were presented for University degrees in 1887, one of whom was Anne Wakefield Richardson who joined the academic staff in April 1887 as Resident Lecturer in Classics. By 1889 the 'five original' staff members were in post who, in addition to Constance Maynard and Anne Richardson, included Frances Gray, Josephine Willoughby, and Mabel Beloe. Lilian Whitby was appointed to the Resident Staff in 1896 following the departure of Miss Willoughby and Miss Gray, and Caroline Skeel joined in 1899 along with Miss Sturdwick.
On Lady Day (25 March) 1891, the College moved to its permanent location on Kidderpore Avenue, Hampstead. The College buildings consisted of Kidderpore Hall, which later became known as Old House, and the New Wing, later renamed Maynard Wing. It gradually extended to include the Skeel Building (1903) housing the Library, and the Dudin Brown Wing (1905).
In 1902 Westfield College became a School of the University of London in the Faculty of Arts. Although science in the form of Mathematics and Biology was taught, the facilities were insufficient and therefore though attached to Westfield, students were External students and took the advanced part of the course at other colleges. However, in 1906, Ellen Delf was appointed to teach Botany and developed the College's facilities enough for the University of London to approve the Laboratory for work up to the final BSc examination in Botany in 1910. In Oct 1915 the University recognised the Botanical Laboratory for Honours work, which meant it was now possible for Westfield students to sit for Honours BSc as Internal students.
Constance Maynard continued to be Mistress of the College until 1913. She was succeeded by Agnes de Selincourt who adopted the title Principal. Miss de Selincourt died four years later from a tetanus injection following a bicycling accident. Anne Richardson became Acting Principal until the appointment of Bertha Phillpotts in 1919.
During the 1920s the policy of restricting the intake of students for the Bachelor of Arts to those who were prepared to read for Honours, was introduced, although the different structure for the Bachelor of Science meant that Pass students were still accepted. However, by this time General Students, those who did not intend to take any examination, were no longer accepted although exceptions were sometimes made for overseas students.
In 1933 Westfield was granted its Royal Charter of Incorporation, marking the College's Jubilee. By this time the College had extended considerably now occupying buildings along both sides of Kidderpore Avenue. During the war years, 1939-1945, the College was evacuated to St Peter's Hall, Oxford, where it had its very first male students; six Jesuit students who were evacuated to Oxford where Westfield was the only College at which they could continue their London arts degrees. The College buildings in Hampstead were let by Tavistock Clinic, the Young Women's Christian Association, and were also requisitioned by the Admiralty for training the Women's Royal Naval Service.
In 1947 Ellen Delf Smith retired and the College gradually ceased to admit students for a natural science degree. By 1950 the teaching of Botany ceased. However over the next decade the developing of a Science Faculty was at the fore-front. In 1959 demolition began for a new Science Building. In 1960 the University formally acknowledged Westfield College as a School in the Faculty of Science as well as a School in the Faculty of Arts. The new building was completed by Oct 1961 at which point Westfield began to offer degrees in Botany, Zoology, Physics, and Chemistry. Queen Elizabeth II formally opened the Science Building in May 1962, after which point it was renamed the Queen's Building.
The 1960s marked a decade of change and development. Not only had a comprehensive range of Science degrees been introduced, but it was decided to alter the Royal Charter in order to allow the admission of men undergraduate students. Men students were formally admitted to the College from 1964. In 1966 Westfield College appointed its first male Principal, Bryan Thwaites, who continued to be Principal until 1984. The College also embarked upon an expansionist policy to double its student numbers from 600 to 1200 and pursued a comprehensive development plan for which Sir Hugh Casson's firm of architects was commissioned. In 1963 the new Refectory building was completed. In 1965 Orchard II, a residential wing with further laboratories, was opened, and by 1967 the Queen's Building had been extended to include a Zoology wing. The 1960s also saw the purchase of several houses along Finchley Road.
A purpose built library was completed in 1971 and named the Caroline Skeel Library. During the same year students were admitted for the first time to study Computer Science. A further hall of residence was opened and named Kidderpore Hall, which comprised four houses for both male and female students. A Supplemental Charter was granted in 1976 which, among other provisions, removed the religious constraints of the original Charter.
However, by the 1980s the organisation, governance, and structure of the University of London began to be questioned. The Committee on Academic Organisation, better known as the Swinnerton-Dyer Committee, was established in 1980 to consider the situation of the University over the next 15 years and to make recommendations that would enable large financial savings. The Chairman of the Committee was Sir Peter Swinnerton-Dyer. As a result of the Committee and previous reports, including the Flowers Report and the Murray Report, the University Court concluded that teaching in the sciences should be concentrated in 5 institutional groups; Imperial College, University College, Kings College/Queen Elizabeth College, Queen Mary College, and Bedford College/Royal Holloway College. Smaller colleges, including Westfield, were encouraged to collaborate and/or merge with the larger institutions. Consequently, it became apparent that Westfield College would be unable to continue in its current form. Negotiations for collaboration and/or mergers took place with several institutions including King's College and Queen Mary College.
In 1982 the decision was made to transfer the Science Faculty to Queen Mary College. The transfer was completed by 1984. Physics, Chemistry, Botany and Biochemistry, and Zoology, and 68 members of staff were transferred to Queen Mary College in Mile End, some Physicists were transferred to Royal Holloway, and Computer Science was transferred to King's College. The financial situation of Westfield College did not improve and in 1987 the College Council agreed to a full merger with Queen Mary College. As part of the agreement it was decided that the name of Westfield would be retained and although the new college would be located in Mile End, new residences would be created in Mile End to maintain the Westfield ethos as a residential college. The Westfield Trust was established in 1988 to preserve something of the original intentions of the founders of Westfield College. On 1 Aug 1989 Queen Mary and Westfield College was inaugurated. All departments were transferred with the exception of the Department of the History of Art, which transferred to University College London. Part of the Hampstead campus was sold to King's College. The Hampstead campus continued to be used by Queen Mary and Westfield College, better known today as Queen Mary, University of London, until 1992, when all activities were relocated to Mile End.
Principals of Westfield College:
Constance Louisa Maynard, 1882-1913
Agnes de Selincourt, 1913-1917
Anne Wakefield Richardson, Acting Principal, 1917-1919
Bertha Phillpotts, 1919-1921
Eleanor Lodge, 1921-1929
Dorothy Chapman, 1929-1939
Mary Stocks, 1939-1951
Kathleen Chesney, 1951-1962
Pamela Matthews, 1962-1965
Bryan Thwaites, 1965-1984
John E Varey, 1984-1989 |
| Arrangement | This collection has been arranged by function, chronologically, and, where possible, respecting the original order of the records.
It has been divided into 29 series: constitution; Council; annual reports and calendars; financial records; University of London; Academic Board; Principal's College papers; Principal's personal papers; staff administration; student administration; residences; sites and buildings; faculties; non-degree courses; international links; Westfield College Union Society; student societies; senior common room; library; chapel; governance - negotiations and proposed mergers; governance - Queen Mary merger; publications; events; photographs of staff and students; alumni; staff reminiscences and memorabilia; obituaries and memorials; and artefacts and collected memorabilia.
It also comprises 3 sub-fonds: the Westfield College Print Collection; Westfield College Association; and the Westfield Trust. |
| Copyright Statement | No material may be published without the prior permission of both the copyright holder and the Library. All applications for publication
must be made to the College Archivist in the first instance, but responsibility for ensuring copyright clearance rests with the user. |
| Access Status | Mostly Open |
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| Code | Person or Corporate Body Name |
| DS/UK/61 | Queen Mary, University of London; 1989-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/64 | University of London; 1836-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/66 | University Funding Council; 1988-1992 |
| DS/UK/67 | Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE); 1992 |
| DS/UK/65 | University Grants Committee (UGC); 1918-1989 |
| DS/UK/30 | Westfield College; 1882-1989; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/231 | Malan; Charles Hamilton (1837-1881); Major; Solider, Missionary. |
| DS/UK/34 | Maynard; Constance Louisa (1849-1935); Mistress, Educational pioneer |
| DS/UK/632 | Brown; Ann Dudin (1823-1917); Founding benefactress of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/633 | Fleming; James Battersby (1832-1908); Reverend; Canon of York |
| DS/UK/634 | Petrie; Martin (1823-1892); Colonel; Army Officer |
| DS/UK/132 | Temple; William (1881-1944); Archbishop of Canterbury |
| DS/UK/635 | Chapman; Lady; Georgiana Charlotte Clive (1855-1941); nee Bayley |
| DS/UK/636 | Sturge; Arthur Lloyd (fl.1917-1942); Treasurer of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/209 | Stephens; Amy Annie (fl.1873-1913); née Mantle |
| DS/UK/637 | Stephens; Samuel Sanders (fl.1908); Founder of Amy Stephens Scholarship |
| DS/UK/638 | Barlow; William Hagger (1833-1908); Dean of Peterborough |
| DS/UK/639 | Boultbee; Thomas Pownall (1818-1884); Reverend; Clergyman |
| DS/UK/640 | Christian Women's Education Union; fl.1881 |
| DS/UK/641 | High Court of Justice; 1875- |
| DS/UK/642 | Inskip; Sir; Thomas Walker Hobart (1867-1947); First Viscount Caldecote; Lawyer, Politician |
| DS/UK/643 | Moulton; Hon; Sylvia May Fletcher- (1902-1989); Magistrate, Civil servant |
| DS/UK/644 | Ellison; Gerald Alexander (1910-1992); Bishop of London |
| DS/UK/645 | Ellison; Randall (d.1984); Chairman of Westfield College Council |
| DS/UK/646 | Parker; Sir; Peter (1924-2002); Businessman |
| DS/UK/378 | Gedge; Evelyn Colpoys (1888-1974); Secretary to Westfield College Council |
| DS/UK/647 | Forster; Rosalie M (d.1995); Secretary to Westfield College Council |
| DS/UK/648 | McCully; Eileen (fl.1949-1976); Secretary to Westfield College Council |
| DS/UK/649 | Parkin; Ronald Campbell (fl.1966-1984); Secretary to Westfield College |
| DS/UK/650 | Sumner; Michael (fl.1984-1995); Secretary to Westfield College |
| DS/UK/121 | Skeel; Caroline (1872-1951); Historian, Classicist |
| DS/UK/242 | Sélincourt; Agnes de (1872-1917); Principal, Missionary |
| DS/UK/141 | Stocks; Mary Danvers (1891-1975); Baroness; nee Brinton, Principal |
| DS/UK/651 | Tavistock Clinic; 1920- |
| DS/UK/652 | University of Oxford; St Peter's College; 1929-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/653 | National Health Service; 1948- |
| DS/UK/654 | Elizabeth II (1926-); Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. |
| DS/UK/655 | Elizabeth (1900-2002); Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother; nee Lady Bowes-Lyon, queen of Great Britain and Ireland, consort of George VI |
| DS/UK/656 | University of London; Committee on Academic Organisation; 1980-c.1982 |
| DS/UK/657 | Swinnerton-Dyer; Sir; Henry Peter Francis (b.1927); Baronet; Mathematician |
| DS/UK/658 | University of London; Committee of Enquiry into the Governance of the University; c.1972-1975 |
| DS/UK/659 | Central School of Speech and Drama (CSSD); 1906-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/660 | Sondheimer; Janet (1923-2007); Academic, Historian |
| DS/UK/661 | Fawcett Library; 1926- |
| DS/UK/662 | Wilson; Eleanor Mary Carus- (1897-1977); Economic Historian |
| DS/UK/663 | Westfield College; Westfield College Development Trust; 1979-1989; Charitable Trust |
| DS/UK/664 | Westfield College; Westfield Trust; 1988-2009; Charitable Trust |
| DS/UK/371 | University of London; Bedford College; 1849-1985; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/372 | University of London; Royal Holloway College; 1886-1985; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/60 | Queen Mary College (QMC); 1887-1989 |
| DS/UK/665 | University of London; King's College London; 1829-1985; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/666 | University of London; King's College London; 1985-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/667 | University of London; Chelsea College; 1895-1985; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/251 | Chapman; Dorothy (1878-1967); Principal, Lecturer |
| DS/UK/668 | Thwaites; Sir; Bryan (1923-); Professor; Principal |
| DS/UK/93 | University of London; University College London (UCL); 1826-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/669 | School of Slavonic and East European Studies (SSEES); 1915- |
| DS/UK/670 | University of London; Royal Veterinary College; 1971- |
| DS/UK/671 | Royal Free Hospital; 1828- |
| DS/UK/672 | Ministry of Labour; 1916-1968 |
| DS/UK/673 | Baynes; Norman Hepburn (1877-1961); Historian |
| DS/UK/674 | Brown; Sir; James (fl.1963-1967); Chairman of Westfield College Planning Committee |
| DS/UK/247 | Lodge; Eleanor Constance (1869-1936); Principal, Historian |
| DS/UK/675 | Casson Conder Partnership; 1956-; Architects |
| DS/UK/345 | Chesney; Kathleen (1889-1976); Dr.; Principal, Scholar |
| DS/UK/676 | Matthews; Pamela Winifred (b.1914); née Saunders O'Mahoney, Principal |
| DS/UK/677 | Varey; John Earl (1922-1999); Professor; Principal, Scholar of Spanish Literature |
| DS/UK/678 | Smee; S.M. (fl.1887-1924); Mayor of Acton |
| DS/UK/236 | Richardson; Anne Wakefield (1859-1942); Classicist, Quaker |
| DS/UK/199 | Gray; Frances Ralph (1861-1935); Headteacher, Classicist |
| DS/UK/679 | Barlow; Clement Anderson Montague (1868-1951); Baronet; Barrister |
| DS/UK/680 | London County Council (LCC); 1889-1965 |
| DS/UK/681 | Westfield College; Westfield College Association (WCA); 1900-1989 |
| DS/UK/682 | Jansons Solicitors; fl.1986-1988 |
| DS/UK/683 | Shaen, Roscoe, Massey, & Co.; fl.1912-1933; Solicitors |
| DS/UK/684 | Holland; Sir; Milner (1902-1969); Lawyer |
| DS/UK/685 | Gordon; William Thomas (1884-1950); Professor; Geologist |
| DS/UK/686 | Moberly; Lady; Gwen (fl.1950-1963); Vice Chairman of Westfield College Council |
| DS/UK/687 | Bellot; Hugh Hale (1890-1969); Professor; Historian |
| DS/UK/688 | Newall; Dame; Bertha Surtees (1877-1932); nee Phillpotts, Principal, Scandinavian scholar |
| DS/UK/689 | Inskip; Lady; Augusta Helen Elizabeth (d.1967); Lady Caldecote; nee Boyle |
| DS/UK/338 | Grubb; Violet Margaret (fl.1900-1973); Dr.; Headteacher, Botanist |
| DS/UK/690 | Jones; Arthur (fl.1940); Professor; Historian |
| DS/UK/691 | Whitaker; Ben (fl.1971); Director of Minority Rights Group |
| DS/UK/692 | Hill; Rosalind Mary Theodosia (1908-1997); Professor; Historian |
| DS/UK/693 | Tatlow; Tissington (1876-1957); Reverend Canon; Clergyman |
| DS/UK/694 | Hulbert; Maurice Charles (fl.1890-1927); Member of Westfield College Council |
| DS/UK/409 | Kimber Bull and Co. Solicitors; c.1911-1970 |
| DS/UK/367 | Martin; Eveline Christiana (1894-1960); Dr.; Historian |
| DS/UK/32 | Smith; Ellen Delf- (1883-1980); Dr.; nee Delf, Botanist |
| DS/UK/695 | Stanley; Gertrude K (1897-1974); Mathematician |
| DS/UK/55 | University of Cambridge; Girton College; 1873-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/696 | Lindop; Sir; Norman (1921-); Director of Hatfield Polytechnic |
| DS/UK/697 | University of Cambridge; Newnham College; 1871-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/235 | Tristram; Katherine Alice (1858-1948); Principal, Missionary, Academic |
| DS/UK/698 | Parker; Constance Emily (c.1877-1955); Classicist |
| DS/UK/29 | McDougall; Eleanor (1873-1956); Principal, Missionary, Classicist |
| DS/UK/576 | University of London; Birkbeck, University of London; 1823-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/362 | Imperial College of Science and Technology and Medicine.; 1907-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/699 | Melville; Sir; Harry Work (1908-2000); Principal, Chemist |
| DS/UK/700 | Sondheimer; Ernst (1923-); Professor; Mathematician |
| DS/UK/701 | Moore; Dorothy (fl.1941-1978); Librarian |
| DS/UK/702 | Jenkin; Lord; Charles Patrick Fleeming (b.1926); Baron Jenkin of Roding; Barrister, Politician |
| DS/UK/703 | Klyne; William (1913-1977); Professor; Chemist |
| DS/UK/704 | Scarman; Lord; Leslie George (1911-2004); Baron Scarman; Judge |
| DS/UK/705 | Royal Air Force; University of London Air Squadron; mid 20th century- |
| DS/UK/706 | Royal Air Force; Women's Royal Air Force (WRAF); 1939- |
| DS/UK/707 | National Council for Civil Liberties; 1934-; Trust |
| DS/UK/708 | National Union of Students (NUS); 1922- |
| DS/UK/709 | Boyd; Sidney Arthur (fl.1914-1962); Consultant surgeon |
| DS/UK/710 | Boyes; James (fl.1973-1978); Member of Westfield College Council |
| DS/UK/711 | Higgins; W (d.1956); Carpenter |
| DS/UK/712 | Freemantle; Lord; John Walgrave Halford (1900-1994); Baron Cottesloe; Arts administrator |
| DS/UK/713 | Sedgwick; Mana (fl.1962-1969); Treasurer of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/714 | Birgitte (1946-); HRH Duchess of Gloucester; nee van Deurs |
| DS/UK/715 | Selincourt; Ernest de (1870-1943); Professor; Literary scholar |
| DS/UK/716 | Barker; Sir; Ernest (1874-1960); Political theorist |
| DS/UK/717 | Cranswick; David (c.1955-); Artist |
| DS/UK/718 | Master; John Henry (fl.1884-1918); Treasurer of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/719 | Wigram; Frederick Edward (fl.1880-1895); Reverend; Clergyman |
| DS/UK/720 | Gedge; Sydney (1829-1923); Politician, Solicitor, Lay member of Church of England |
| DS/UK/335 | Tseng; Pao Swen (1894-1978); Principal of I Fang Girls Collegiate School, China |
| DS/UK/721 | Kinnaird; Lord; Arthur Fitzgerald (1847-1923); Eleventh Lord Kinnaird of Inchture and third Baron Kinnaird of Rossie; Footballer, Philanthropist |
| DS/UK/722 | Beaumont; Alfred Philip Slade (fl.1908) |
| DS/UK/723 | Karr; Walter Scott Seton- (fl.1908) |
| DS/UK/724 | Round; James (fl.1908) |
| DS/UK/725 | The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths; 1300-; Livery Company in the City of London |
| DS/UK/726 | Burlton; Gladys (fl.1934-1935); Professional fundraiser |
| DS/UK/727 | University Grants Committee (UGC); Committee on University Teaching Methods; 1961-1964 |
| DS/UK/728 | HM Government; Committee on Higher Education; 1961-1963 |
| DS/UK/729 | Royal Commission on University Education in London; 1909-1913 |
| DS/UK/730 | Maclay; Sir; Joseph (fl.1920) |
| DS/UK/731 | London Training Day College; 1902-1909 |
| DS/UK/732 | Robertson; Mysie (d.1943); Linguist |
| DS/UK/733 | Wand; John William Charles (1885-1977); Bishop of London |
| DS/UK/734 | Cadbury Plc; 1824-; Confectionary company |
| DS/UK/735 | Missionary Settlement for University Women in Bombay; 1895- |
| DS/UK/736 | Association of Head Mistresses of Endowed and Proprietary Schools; 1874-1977 |
| DS/UK/737 | Phillips; Gordon (fl.1962); Reverend Prebendary |
| DS/UK/738 | Ballantyne (fl.1962); Friar |
| DS/UK/739 | Batho; Edith; Dr.; Principal |
| DS/UK/740 | Mount Holyoke College; 1837-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/741 | Dring; William (1904-1990); Artist |
| DS/UK/742 | Rees; Verner O (1886-1966); Architect |
| DS/UK/743 | Aylett; Bernard (d.2010); Chemist |
| DS/UK/744 | Laurence & Mitchell Chartered Architects; fl.1956-1964 |
| DS/UK/745 | Logan; Sir; Douglas William (1910-1987); University administrator |
| DS/UK/746 | British Council of Churches; 1947-1990; Religious organisation |
| DS/UK/747 | Crossland; Jessie (fl.1921-1947); Linguist |
| DS/UK/748 | Association of University Teachers; 1909-2006; Trade Union |
| DS/UK/749 | Universities Central Council on Admissions (UCCA); 1961-1993 |
| DS/UK/750 | Girls of the Realm Guild; fl.1940-1985; Charity |
| DS/UK/751 | Lea; Catherine Alice (d.1978); nee Owen |
| DS/UK/752 | Owen; Ruth (d.1965); Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/753 | Elder; Kate (c.1969-1988); Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/754 | Dominguez; Elizabeth (c.1959-1988); Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/755 | Chow; A.G. (fl.1935-1938); nee Longman, Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/756 | Naylor; M (fl.1942-1947); Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/227 | Greenwell; Dorothy (1821-1882); Poet |
| DS/UK/757 | Ranger (fl.1888); Dr.; Solicitor |
| DS/UK/269 | MacGregor; Ina (fl.1897-1906); Travelling companion of Constance Maynard |
| DS/UK/208 | Umphelby; Maria Elizabeth (fl.1807-1887); Head of Belstead School, Suffolk. |
| DS/UK/223 | Maynard; Louisa (1806-1878); Née Hillyard, Mother of Constance Maynard. |
| DS/UK/316 | King; (Harriett) Mary (1831-c.1915); Cousin of Constance Maynard. |
| DS/UK/53 | Moilliet; Dora (1846-1947); Née Maynard, Sister of Constance Maynard. |
| DS/UK/239 | Maynard; Josephine (1839-1907); Sister of Constance Maynard. |
| DS/UK/249 | Maynard; Gabrielle M (1845-1925); Sister of Constance Maynard |
| DS/UK/221 | Maynard; Henry (1800-1888); Father of Constance Maynard, South African merchant, Maynard Bros. Co. |
| DS/UK/220 | Robertson; James (fl.1877-1920); Scottish Minister |
| DS/UK/224 | Lumsden; Dame; Louisa Innes (1840-1935); Lecturer, Headmistress |
| DS/UK/206 | Otter; Isabella Harriette (fl.1851-1875); Née Gamble, Student at Girton College 1870-1874 |
| DS/UK/54 | Anthon; Stephanë (1882-1915); Adopted by Constance Maynard 1889, Salvation Army |
| DS/UK/300 | Maynard; Henry L (fl.1910); Reverend Prebendary; Clergyman |
| DS/UK/758 | Waterhouse & Co.; fl.1935-1936; Solicitors |
| DS/UK/759 | Lady Muir Memorial Training School, Allahabad, India; fl.1901-1909 |
| DS/UK/760 | Hope; Dorothea (fl.1953) |
| DS/UK/761 | Tong; Grace A (fl.1900-1909); Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/762 | Brown (fl.1909-1916); Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/763 | University of London; London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine; 1899-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/291 | Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA); 1855-; Christian Association. |
| DS/UK/764 | Caldecote Community; fl.1940s |
| DS/UK/765 | Free German League of Culture in Great Britain; 1938-1946; Cultural centre |
| DS/UK/766 | Royal Navy; Women's Royal Naval Service (WRNS); 1917-1993 |
| DS/UK/767 | Admiralty; c.1400-1964 |
| DS/UK/768 | Metropolitan Police Service; 1829- |
| DS/UK/769 | The Open University; 1969-; Higher Education Institution, Charity |
| DS/UK/770 | Shute; Maurice (fl.1947) |
| DS/UK/771 | Wilson; Dorothea (fl.1904-1909); nee Fry, Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/772 | Collier; D Compton- (fl.1910s-1957); Photographer |
| DS/UK/773 | Wilson; Kenneth (fl.1971-2002); Photographer |
| DS/UK/774 | Ewins; Mick (fl.1992-2001); Artist |
| DS/UK/775 | Parker; H (late 20th century); Artist |
| DS/UK/776 | Marchant (fl.1937-1938) |
| DS/UK/777 | Goldschmidt & Howland; 1880s-; Surveyors |
| DS/UK/73 | Clymo; Richard S (fl.1961-1995); Professor; Academic |
| DS/UK/778 | Kirk; D.N. (fl.1978-1982); Professor; Academic |
| DS/UK/779 | Denny; P (fl.1970s); Dr.; Academic |
| DS/UK/780 | Fay; P (fl.1970s); Dr.; Academic |
| DS/UK/781 | Reilly (fl.1970s); Dr.; Academic |
| DS/UK/782 | University Grants Committee; Joint Working Group on Computers for Research; fl.1960s |
| DS/UK/783 | Senior; Winifred (fl.1904-1906); Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/784 | Waters; Peter F V (fl.1983); Director of International Foundation Year Programme at Westfield College |
| DS/UK/785 | Davies College London; fl.1983 |
| DS/UK/786 | Galbraith; Winifred (fl.1914-1930); Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/787 | Rivett; Eleanor (fl.1938-1947); Principal |
| DS/UK/788 | Fogg (fl.1960-1971); Professor; Botanist |
| DS/UK/789 | I Fang Girls' Collegiate School, Changsa, China; 1918-c.1932; Christian University |
| DS/UK/790 | Women's Christian College, Madras; 1915-; Christian College |
| DS/UK/791 | Columbia University; Barnard College; 1889-; Women's College |
| DS/UK/792 | Randolph-Macon College, Virginia; 1830- |
| DS/UK/793 | Vassar College, New York; 1861-; Liberal Arts College |
| DS/UK/794 | Sarah Lawrence College, New York; 1926- |
| DS/UK/795 | Tufts University; 1852- |
| DS/UK/807 | Church of England; The National Society for Promoting Religious Education; 1811- |
| DS/UK/808 | World University Service; fl.1917-; International development agency |
| DS/UK/809 | University of Kent; 1965-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/810 | National Anti-Sweating League; fl.1906-1909; Women's Union |
| DS/UK/811 | Boosey & Hawkes; 1792-; International music company |
| DS/UK/812 | J Curwen & Sons Ltd; 1863-1970s; Publishing firm |
| DS/UK/813 | Stainer & Bell Ltd.; 1907-; Music publishers |
| DS/UK/814 | Novello & Co.; 1811-; Music publishers |
| DS/UK/815 | Oxford University Press; 1478-; Publisher |
| DS/UK/120 | Shaw; George Bernard (1856-1950); Irish playwright, Critic, Novelist |
| DS/UK/816 | The English Tiddlywinks Association; 1958- |
| DS/UK/817 | McKisack; May (1900-1981); Professor; Historian |
| DS/UK/818 | Rhodes; Michael (fl.1972-1985); Academic |
| DS/UK/819 | The Bodley Head; 1887-1970s; Publishing House |
| DS/UK/820 | Lane; John (1854-1925); Publisher |
| DS/UK/821 | Library Association; 1877-2002 |
| DS/UK/33 | Smith; Percy John (-1948); Etcher, book illustrator, husband Ellen Delf-Smith |
| DS/UK/822 | Ingram; Arthur Winnington- (1858-1946); Bishop of London |
| DS/UK/823 | Horder; Percy Richard Morley (1870-1944); Architect |
| DS/UK/824 | Morrison; Barry (fl.1984-1992); Reverend; Chaplain |
| DS/UK/825 | Thompson & Walford; fl.1912-1930s; Architects, Surveyors |
| DS/UK/826 | Thomas Glenister Limited; 20th century; Furniture manufacturer |
| DS/UK/840 | Warren; Wayne (fl.1980-); Artist |
| DS/UK/841 | Hyman; Timothy (1946-); Painter |
| DS/UK/837 | Scultori; Giovanni Battista (1503-1575); Italian painter, Engraver |
| DS/UK/796 | Holst; Theodore Matthias von (1810-1844); Literary painter |
| DS/UK/797 | Goya; Francisco (1746-1828); Spanish painter, Printmaker |
| DS/UK/798 | Maratta; Carlo (1625-1713); Italian painter |
| DS/UK/799 | Delacroix; Eugene (1798-1863); French artist |
| DS/UK/800 | Engelmann; Godefry (1788-1839); Franco-German lithographer, Publisher |
| DS/UK/801 | Cornelius; Peter Von (1784-1867); German painter |
| DS/UK/802 | Rittig; Peter (1789-1840); German painter |
| DS/UK/803 | Hussey; Giles (1710-1788); History and portrait painter |
| DS/UK/804 | Edwards; George (1694-1773); Ornithologist, Naturalist, Artist |
| DS/UK/805 | Darly; Matthew (fl.1741-1778); Printseller, Engraver |
| DS/UK/806 | Leyden; Lucas van (1494-1533); Dutch painter, Engraver |
| DS/UK/829 | Constable; John (1776-1837); Landscape painter |
| DS/UK/827 | Hogarth; William (1697-1764); Painter, Engraver |
| DS/UK/828 | Linnell; John (1792-1882); Landscape and portrait painter, Engraver |
| DS/UK/830 | Lucas; David (1802-1881); Mezzotint engraver |
| DS/UK/831 | Sandby; Paul (1725-1809); Painter, Engraver |
| DS/UK/832 | Goltzius; Hendrick (1558-1617); Dutch painter, Printmaker, Engraver |
| DS/UK/833 | Rosa; Salvator (1615-1673); Italian painter, Printmaker |
| DS/UK/834 | Simoni; Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti (1475-1564); Italian painter, Sculptor, Architect |
| DS/UK/835 | Mariette; Pierre Jean (1694-1774); Engraver, Collector, Dealer, Chronicler |
| DS/UK/836 | Gaultier; Leonard (fl.1561-1635); Engraver |
| DS/UK/839 | Martin; John (1789-1854); Romantic painter, Engraver |
| DS/UK/111 | Bartolozzi; Francesco (1725-1815); Italian engraver |
| DS/UK/842 | Owen; William (fl.1806); Artist |
| DS/UK/843 | Piranesi; Giovanni Battista (1720-1778); Italian artist |
| DS/UK/844 | Pasternak; Leonid (1862-1945); Russian painter |
| DS/UK/845 | Tolstoy; Leo (1828-1910); Russian writer |
| DS/UK/846 | Frye; Thomas (c.1710-1762); Anglo-Irish painter |
| DS/UK/374 | University of London; Royal Holloway and Bedford New College (RHBNC); 1985-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/18 | Inner London Education Authority (ILEA); 1965-1990; Education authority for the 12 inner London boroughs |
| DS/UK/847 | Lewis; Gladys Mary (1917-2004); Treasurer of Westfield College, Westfield Trust trustee |
| DS/UK/848 | Wright; Stanley Harris (fl.1990-2005); Chairman of Westfield Trust Investments Committee |
| DS/UK/849 | Butterworth; Ian (fl.1986-1990); Principal |
| DS/UK/850 | Scopes; Patricia Molly (fl.1961-1999); Chemist |
| DS/UK/851 | Charity Commission for England and Wales; 1993-; Regulator of charities |
| DS/UK/852 | Loyn; Henry (fl.1977-1988); Professor; Historian |
| DS/UK/853 | McClure; Francis Vernon (1948-); Chariman of Westfield Trust, Academic Registrar |
| DS/UK/854 | Collinson; Joan (d.2001); Reverend; Canon |
| DS/UK/855 | Cooper; Elaine Dilnott (d.1990); Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/856 | Smith; Gwenyth Elizabeth (d.1992); Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/857 | Coombs; Phyliss Maude (d.1991); Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/858 | Clarke; Mary Georgina (fl.1918-d.1990); Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/859 | Shrewsbury; P.J. (d.2001); nee Marrow, Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/860 | Mostart; Charis Evelyn (d.2001); nee Sandys, Student of Westfield College |
| DS/UK/861 | Grant Thornton; fl.1990-; Accountants |
| DS/UK/862 | Wilkins Kennedy; 1882-; Chartered Accountants, Business advisors |
| DS/UK/863 | UBS; 1997-; Financial Services |
| DS/UK/864 | Laing & Cruickshank Investment Management Limited; fl.1990-2004 |
| DS/UK/865 | Taylor; Wendy (fl.1962-); Sculptor |
| DS/UK/866 | Kendal Furniture Restorations; 1982- |
| DS/UK/867 | Jewellery Advisory Services Ltd; fl.2004- |
| DS/UK/868 | Beachcroft Stanley Solicitors; c.1828- |
| DS/UK/869 | University of London; Institute of Education; 1909-; Higher Education Institute |
| DS/UK/870 | Prudential Property Services; 1848-; Financial services |
| DS/UK/871 | Chesterton Lalonde; fl.1987; Surveyors |
| DS/UK/872 | Weightman; John George (1915-2004); Professor.; Academic |
| DS/UK/873 | Davis; John Warren (1918-1998); Artist |
| DS/UK/119 | White; Beatrice (fl1939-1976); Professor; Academic. |
| DS/UK/57 | Firth; Catherine B (fl. 1905); Doctor of History; Historian |
| DS/UK/368 | Titterton; Anna Frances (1898-1988); Author. |
| DS/UK/384 | de Biden Footner; Frances Amicia (1874-1961); Artist. |
| DS/UK/281 | Whitby; Lilian Janie (fl.1895-1946); Lecturer. |
| DS/UK/254 | University of Cambridge; 1209-; Higher Education Institution |
| DS/UK/273 | Smith; Hilda (fl.1892-1906); Student at Westfield College 1892-1897; travelling companion of Constance Maynard. |
| DS/UK/284 | Moilliet; Louisa Gabrielle (fl.1879-1922); Niece of Constance Maynard; daughter of Dora and Francis Moilliet. |
| DS/UK/337 | Baker; Audrey Zillah (1896-1987); Consultant medical adviser on vitamins. |
| DS/UK/344 | Hyde; Molly B (fl.1925-1961); Botany student at Westfield College, 1931-1934; M.Sc Botany student, 1934-1936. |
| DS/UK/343 | Weston; Sylvia M (c.1913-fl.1961); Teacher |
| DS/UK/351 | Cooke; Kathleen L (fl.1932-1942); Née Messenger; Botany Student at Westfield College, 1930-1933. |
| DS/UK/258 | Beloe; Mabel Theodora (fl. 1866-1901); Lecturer and headmistress. |
| DS/UK/205 | Welsh; Elizabeth (1843-1921); Mistress of Girton College 1885–1903. |
| DS/UK/516 | Shakespeare; William (1564-1616); Playwright. |
| DS/UK/363 | Clarke; Lilian (1866-1934); Botany teacher. |
| DS/UK/874 | Auden; Wystan Hugh (1907-1973); Anglo-American poet |
| DS/UK/875 | Whinnom; Keith (1927-1986); Dr; Academic |
| DS/UK/876 | Dillon; Birdie (fl.1993); Cleaner |
| DS/UK/877 | Grix; Gilly (fl.1982-1989); Head Gardener. |
| DS/UK/878 | Cunnell; Gordon J (fl.1989); Dr; Academic. |
| DS/UK/880 | Leader; Elliot (fl.1970s-); Academic. |
| DS/UK/879 | Rubenstein; Nicolai (1911-2002); Professor; Historian. |
| DS/UK/881 | Walton; Anne (fl.1985); Scientist. |
| DS/UK/882 | Coate; Winifred A (fl.1911-1953) |
| DS/UK/883 | Jones; Anne (fl.1953-1956); Née Pickard. Assistant Headteacher. |
| DS/UK/884 | Rodka; Mary (fl.1909); Née Butts. |
| DS/UK/885 | Green; Mary |
| DS/UK/886 | Maxwell; Anna (fl.1906); Writer. |
| DS/UK/887 | Levett; [Ada] Elizabeth (1881-1932); Academic. |
| DS/UK/888 | Deller; Sir; Edwin (1883-1936); University Administrator |
| DS/UK/890 | Morris; H (fl.1906-1909); Née Brown. |
| DS/UK/889 | Jones; Douglas Mortimer (fl.1954); Academic. |
| DS/UK/891 | Bellamy; Edmund Henry (1923-2006); Professor; Academic. |
| DS/UK/892 | Prawer; Siegbert Salomon (1925-); Professor.; Academic. |
| DS/UK/893 | Brooke; Christopher Nugent Lawrence (1927-); Professor.; Medieval Historian. |
| DS/UK/894 | Armstrong; William Arthur (fl.1953-fl.1970s); Academic. |
| DS/UK/895 | Bock; Claus Victor (1926-2008); Professor.; Academic. |
| DS/UK/896 | Chalker; John (1929-fl.1996); Professor; Academic |
| DS/UK/897 | Marshall; John Henry (fl.1972-1982); Professor; Academic. |
| DS/UK/898 | Dixon; Peter (1932-fl.1998); Professor; Academic |
| DS/UK/899 | Wynn; Marianne (1921-2009); Professor; Academic |
| DS/UK/900 | Penny; Ralph John (fl.1986-fl.2006); Professor; Academic. |
| DS/UK/901 | Anderson; Olive R (fl.1986-1996); Professor; Academic. |
| DS/UK/902 | Nuttall; Geoffrey Fillingham (1911-2007); Minister. |
| DS/UK/903 | Warren; Max Alexander Cunningham (1904-1977); Clergyman and statesman. |
| DS/UK/904 | Heenan; John Carmel (c.1905-1975); Cardinal.; Clergyman. |
| DS/UK/905 | Copleston; Frederick Charles (1907-1994); Reverend Professor; Clergyman. |
| DS/UK/906 | Simon; Ulrich Ernst (1913-1997); Reverend Professor; Theologian, clergyman. |
| DS/UK/907 | Wiles; Maurice Frank (1923-2005); Reverend Professor; Theologian, clergyman. |
| DS/UK/908 | Butler; Basil Christopher (1907-1986); Bishop; Clergyman |
| DS/UK/909 | Dunstan; Gordon Reginald (1917-2004); Reverend Canon; Clergyman |
| DS/UK/910 | Blanch; Stuart (1918-1994); Baron of Bishopthorpe; Clergyman |
| DS/UK/911 | Alice (1883-1981); Née Princess of Albany; Countess of Athlone |
| DS/UK/912 | Anne (1950-); Princess Royal |
| DS/UK/915 | Ramsey; [Arthur] Michael (1904-1988); Baron Ramsey of Canterbury; Archbishop of Canterbury |
| DS/UK/916 | Coggan; Frederick Donald (1909-2000); Baron Coggan; Archbishop of Canterbury |
| DS/UK/917 | Company of Watermen and Lightermen; 1700-; Guild |
| DS/UK/918 | Brown; John Dudin (1795-1855); Thames wharfinger |
| DS/UK/919 | Keller; Hans (1919-1985); Musician and writer. |
| DS/UK/920 | Spender; Sir; Stephen Harold (1909-1995); Poet |
| DS/UK/921 | Finzi; Sylvia (fl.1980s); Artist |
| DS/UK/922 | Porter; Peter Neville Frederick (1929-2010); Poet. |
| DS/UK/927 | Kelly; Sir; Gerald Festus (1879-1972); Artist |
| DS/UK/928 | Speed; Harold (1872-1957); Artist |
| DS/UK/929 | Phillips; Patrick (1907-1976); Artist |
| DS/UK/930 | Almond; E M (c.1920); Academic |
| DS/UK/923 | Cambridge; Alexander Augustus Frederick William Alfred George (1874-1957); Earl of Athlone [formerly Prince Alexander of Teck]; Army officer and governor-general of South Africa |
| DS/UK/924 | Ker; William Paton (1855-1923); Professor; A Scottish literary scholar and essayist. |
| DS/UK/925 | Wilson; Mary Louisa Georgina Carus- (1861-1935); Née Petrie. |
| DS/UK/926 | Turquet; Gladys (fl.1920s); Academic. |
| DS/UK/931 | Moore; B (fl.1944-1947) |
| DS/UK/932 | Shinahara; Mikie (fl.1910); Née Miyagawa |
| DS/UK/933 | Shields; Frances Rosamond (fl.1899-1906) |
| DS/UK/934 | MacGregor-Morris; Annie Elizabeth Frances (1875-29 January 1941); Westfield graduate and Lecturer, teacher and first Librarian Lady Superintendent at East London College |
| DS/UK/935 | St John; EMR (fl.1907-1911); Née Swain |
| DS/UK/936 | Jacobs; Mary (fl.1941) |
| DS/UK/937 | Clark; Joesphine Adams (fl.1942) |
| DS/UK/938 | Pringle; Julia [Lydia] (fl.1942); Artist |
| DS/UK/939 | Joy; George William (1844-1925); Artist |
| DS/UK/940 | Minton; [Francis] John (1917-1957); Artist |
| DS/UK/941 | Connard; Phillip (1875-1958); Artist |
| DS/UK/942 | Keay; N (fl.1904-1906) |
| DS/UK/943 | Almond; Nora (fl.1904-1906) |
| DS/UK/944 | Jacobs; Edith (fl.1908-1913) |
| DS/UK/945 | Archer; Stella (fl.1910-1972) |
| DS/UK/946 | Holmes; Dorothy (fl.1911-1912) |
| DS/UK/948 | Jones; Eileen (fl.1921) |
| DS/UK/949 | Strange; Kathleen (fl.1922-1933) |
| DS/UK/950 | Culverhouse; Margaret (fl.1923-1926) |
| DS/UK/951 | Barraclough; Margaret (fl.1928-1933) |
| DS/UK/952 | Naish; Joan (fl.1932-1934) |
| DS/UK/953 | Johnson; Rita (fl.1942-1947) |
| DS/UK/954 | Amos; MPP (fl.1912-1918) |
| DS/UK/955 | Huskins; B Margaret (fl.1914-1917); Née Ascott. |
| DS/UK/956 | Assheton; MN (fl.1930-1967); Née Jones |
| DS/UK/957 | Bayliss; Bertha (fl.1916-1976) |
| DS/UK/958 | Belfield; DA (fl.1913-1976); Née Vernon. |
| DS/UK/959 | Berridge; Virginia (fl.1964-1982); Née Cook |
| DS/UK/960 | Bishop; Marion (fl.1935-1978); Née Gibbs |
| DS/UK/961 | Biss; Irene (fl.1907-1970) |
| DS/UK/962 | Boeke; Beatrice (fl.1903-1906); Née Cadbury |
| DS/UK/963 | Bowen; Jane (fl.1965-1982); Née Stevenson |
| DS/UK/964 | Cameron; Susan (fl.1961-1982) |
| DS/UK/965 | Davies; Edna Mary (fl.1939-1987); Née Jacobs. |
| DS/UK/966 | Eden; A Madeline (fl.1919-1979); Née Edwards |
| DS/UK/967 | Edmunds; BE (fl.1915-1918) |
| DS/UK/968 | Green; Hilda (fl.1918-1981) |
| DS/UK/969 | Harris; Iris (fl.1928-1982) |
| DS/UK/970 | Hensman; Mona (fl.1919-1981); Née Mitter |
| DS/UK/971 | Hewitt; JE (fl.1933-1971); Née Howden |
| DS/UK/972 | Inskip; Lady; Janet (fl.1916-1973); Née Maclay. Public Figure. |
| DS/UK/973 | Jeeves; Mary (fl.1960) |
| DS/UK/974 | Warren; Kate (fl.1960) |
| DS/UK/975 | Jones; David (fl.1975-1984) |
| DS/UK/976 | Keeble; Anne (fl.1890-1968); Née Harris |
| DS/UK/977 | Keens; Ellen (fl.1938-1982) |
| DS/UK/978 | Lyle; Florence Budd (fl.1906-1995); Née Hoyte |
| DS/UK/979 | Evans; Beatrice Moy- (fl.1907-1976) |
| DS/UK/980 | Paynter; Kim (fl.1977-1989); Née Walter |
| DS/UK/981 | Percy; Joan (fl.1939-1981) |
| DS/UK/982 | Perfect; Susan (fl.1964-1982); Née Kendrick |
| DS/UK/983 | Phillips; Clare (fl.1923-1954) |
| DS/UK/984 | Rabie; Karima (fl.1927-1969); Née El-Said |
| DS/UK/985 | Rayner; Margaret (fl.1947-1981) |
| DS/UK/986 | Roberts; Margaret (fl.1945-1991) |
| DS/UK/987 | Horne; E Julia Sharratt- (fl.1909-1968) |
| DS/UK/988 | Simons; Diane June (fl.1949-1981); Née Davies |
| DS/UK/989 | Smith; Rosemary Ann (fl.1951-1982); Née Wincott |
| DS/UK/990 | Stafford; Christobel (fl.1968); Née Fisher |
| DS/UK/991 | Ward; Gladys (fl.1978); Née Thornton |
| DS/UK/992 | Wheeler; Lucinda (fl.1939-1982); Née McKerrell |
| DS/UK/993 | Barham; Alfred (fl.1975) |
| DS/UK/994 | Hardiman; N Jessie (fl.1953-1981); Lecturer. |
| DS/UK/995 | Jackson; John M (fl.1937-1981); Lecturer. |
| DS/UK/996 | Johnston; Ronald (fl.1961-1980); Professor; Academic |
| DS/UK/997 | Kneebone; Geoffrey T (fl. 1943-1981); Assistant Lecturer. |
| DS/UK/998 | Pearce; Leonora (fl.1926- 1975); Domestic Staff. |
| DS/UK/999 | Pedoe; Daniel (fl.1947-1993); Lecturer. |
| DS/UK/1000 | Kilmister; Clive W (1924-2010); Professor; Academic |
| DS/UK/1001 | Todd; Olga (fl.1937-1981); Lecturer |
| DS/UK/1002 | Walker; A G (fl.1935-1981) |
| DS/UK/1003 | Ingram; Reginald Winnington- (fl.1948-1981); Lecturer. |
| DS/UK/1004 | Alford; Margaret (1868-1951); Academic. |
| DS/UK/1005 | Beare; Mary (1897-1985); Academic. |
| DS/UK/1006 | Lea; Kathleen (1903-1995); Academic. |
| DS/UK/1007 | Revell; Peter (1929-1983); Librarian |
| DS/UK/1008 | Sargent; Winifred Lydia Caunden (1905-1979); Academic. |
| DS/UK/1009 | Jones; Harriet Morant (1833-1917); Headteacher |
| DS/UK/1010 | Garrick; David (1717-1779); English actor, playwright, theatre manager and producer . |
| DS/UK/1011 | Westwood; John (1744-1792); Medallist |
| DS/UK/1012 | Betty; William Henry West (1791-1804); Actor |
| DS/UK/1013 | Griffin; W (fl.1844); Silversmith and jeweller. |
| DS/UK/1014 | Bart; Sir; Moses Montefiore (1784-1885); Financier and Jewish community leader |
| DS/UK/1015 | Sailor's Society; 1818-; An inter-denominational Christian organisation providing pastoral care to seafarers. |
| DS/UK/1016 | Spink and Son; 1666-; Dealers and Auctioneers. |
| DS/UK/1017 | Clarke; Henry (fl.1911) |
| DS/UK/1018 | Barrault; Jean-Louis (1910-1994); A French actor, director and mime artist. |
| DS/UK/1019 | Kilburn; William Edward (1819-1891); Photographer. |
| DS/UK/1021 | Hennah and Kent; 1854-1884; Photographers. |
| DS/UK/1022 | Lavery; John (1856-1941); Painter. |
| DS/UK/1023 | Brown; Sarah Benedict (1819-1902); Benefactor. |
| DS/UK/1024 | College of Arms; 1555-; The official repository of the coats of arms and pedigrees of English, Welsh, Northern Irish and Commonwealth families and their descendants. |
| DS/UK/1025 | Sedgwick Group; c.1880-1998; Insurance Brokers. |
| DS/UK/1026 | James; Lilian (fl.1891-1892) |
| DS/UK/1027 | Pennington; William Barry (1923-1968); Professor; Mathematician |
| DS/UK/1028 | Rothwell; Sheila (1935-1997); Women's rights activist, member of QM council |
| DS/UK/1029 | Thwaites; Lady; Katharine Mary (1925-1991); Wife of Brian Thwaites. |
| DS/UK/1030 | Zachary; Katharine Theodora (1879-1936); Headteacher. |