Thomas, Hugh Hamshaw, 1885 - 1962 (palaeobotanist)
Dates
- Existence: 1885 - 1962
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
Copies of family photographs including Hugh Hamshaw Thomas, 1913 - 1954
Dr Hugh Hamshaw Thomas papers, 1913 - 1954
Original letters relating to lectures on aerial reconnaissance, original photograph of a meeting of botanists, c.1922, and copies of family photographs (originals retained by the family).
Letter apologising for the delay in submitting the manuscript of his lectures due to the pressures of his university and College work, 1920-09-25
Letters to the Royal Society of Arts, mainly relating to his proposed lectures on (and subsequent manuscripts relating to) aerial reconnaisance, with additional information about his other commitments in Cambridge.
Letter to G. K. Menzies at the Royal Society of Arts apologising for the delay in getting his manuscript completed for sending to the press, 1920-07-05
Letters to the Royal Society of Arts, mainly relating to his proposed lectures on (and subsequent manuscripts relating to) aerial reconnaisance, with additional information about his other commitments in Cambridge.
Letter to G. K. Menzies, Secretary, Royal Society of Arts, re arrangements for his lectures, 1919-12-23
He has made some adjustments to the syllabus. He requests some extra tickets for his friends and suggests several military personnel to invite.
Letter to Mr Menzies, Royal Society of Arts, apologising for the continued delay in revising his manuscript, 1920-12-11
He explains that he has "been for the past six months organising secretary for one of the parties in the Admission of Women to the University controversy" and so work outside Cambridge has been neglected. No further information given.
Letter to the Secretary of the Royal Society of Arts with proposed titles for his lectures in early 1920, 1919-10-08
His proposed lectures (in January or February 1920) will be: The taking and production of aerial photographs; The employment of aerial photographs in war; The use of aerial photographs in exploration and survey in times of peace. He intends to cover also the apparatus and methods of the Germans [during the war].
Letter to the Secretary, Royal Society of Arts re lectures on aerial photography, 1919-05-17
Letters of Dr Hugh Hamshaw Thomas to the Royal Society of Arts, 1919 - 1920
Letters to the Royal Society of Arts, mainly relating to his proposed lectures on (and subsequent manuscripts relating to) aerial reconnaisance, with additional information about his other commitments in Cambridge.
Photograph of a large group of botanists [possibly the 1922 meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, Section K (Botany) group] including A C Seward and H Hamshaw Thomas, 1922
Includes Prof. A. C. Seward (2nd from right on front seated row) and Hugh Hamshaw Thomas and Edith Gertrude Torrance ['Torrie'], his wife from 1923 (3rd and 4th from right on row behind). Also includes John Walton (Seward's son-in-law) seated 2nd from left on ground. Henry Horation Dixon (President of Section K, 1922) is seated centre on the front row, with Edith Saunders (in black) to his right.