Travel Diaries and Journals

[left hand corner - Russell 24.3.59] [middle top margin - Anna Chrisholm D.2.12.1867 - A43 Abney Park Cem 17310] 136 [right hand corner - Emily & Henry Parker Kennington Cousins]

Eldest of 3 sons. Robert William & George 28.6.1889 (Emily Chisholm daughter) (Lousia Suggate Daughter) Robert Suggate of Sotherton. w. Halesworth. Suffolk [left hand margin - 21^st April 1775] Two sons: - William Suggate Born 1783 Died 8_th January 18 Age 88. Buried at Howerton. Grave N_o10. 5 Lewisham Road Greenwich - Henry Ezra Suggate Born 1780 Died 18_th August 1858 Age 78

Hannah wife of W_m Suggate Born 21_st April 1785 Died 4_th August 1869. Surgeon. R.N. H.M.S. "Asia." 85. Howerton N_o C

1784 William Suggate of Carlton Colvile .w. Lones [illegible?] Suffolk Hannah and Eight children: wife [Annie] 3 girls & 1 boy [right hand margin - Bob [?] Robert Charlotte Holstead [right hand margin - later Me [left hand margin Wife S Sugate] Sarah William 14 Emily Wickes [right hand margin - Liverpool. [Bos] [left hand margin - Married wife Sarah Chinery of] Alfred [Annie] Sarah Jana Parker ]Becdes] Henry E Margaret . Hannah Chisholm (had son Henry) 43 d. [illegible] Park 17 Colin Chrisholm. [left hand margin - wife dies January 69 Annie Faber] Robert Suggate. Born Carlton Colvile 1806 Married: _ Died Saturday 9_th 1878 ages 72 years Croydon 8 . 6 . 78 [Cemetary?] 959 Hannah Bullock Born 15_th 1809 Aged 77 77 Hoyaton Suffolk. Died 5_th April 1886 Croydon Cemetary 16933.

[left hand margin - R. S. 8 June 1878] One son: Reginald Suggare Born 27_th April May 1844 5. Died 12_th Dec _? 1927. 4 ages 82 83 [illegible] Ludhurn Norfolk 9_th January 1892 Married in 1892 to M_rs Rachel Caroline Milne . Born 1849 Died 9th May 1912 Aged 63 62 years. Tooting Cemetery 288. F. 2.

[left hand margin - R G S to 31 . 7. 1913 R.S. School 19/3/55] [Elely] Wickes see autographs Sarah Suggate wife of Alfred S. died age 20 . 3. 1887 [?] Ganneth Cemetary

11 . 3 1857 Violin 24. 1.59 Piano.

111 Sarah Ann Suggate daughter of Wm Suggate died 28_th June 1859 Thomas son

M_rs Margaret Bullock (Robert) Rob_t Holstead. Died 15_th August 1886 mother of M_rs Hannah Suggate aged 60 Findley Cemetery 4817

[left hand margin - Henry Parker son of Thm_s died 16_th August 1864 Age 85. 4 Abney Park Cemetary 33716 D. S. 37 N. 24. 33398

W_m Wickes Died 2_nd Sept 1875 aged 77 Coventry Cemetry

Emily Wickes [right hand margin Genevice Wicks Emily Wicks Willie Wilks

[left hand margin Sarah] Mrs Henry Suggate Died January 1869 B. Jany Hannah [illegible] nee Suggate Died 2.12.76. 43 buried Abney Park 17310 Thos Parker. Walworth d.1971

[left hand margin 1858 M_rs Canbram Jone M_rs. A S Sarah Charles Emily Sarah Ann Hannah

M_rs Henry Suggart Died January 1869

Emily Wickes (Genevieve W_m Emily Wickes Willie Wicks) B 1_st Jany Hannah [illegible] nee Suggate died 2.12.67 43 buried Abney Park 17310 Thos Parker. Walworth d 19.71 Emily Suggate [illegible] 1866 [?uly Chisholm [illegible Helen [illegible\

1858 Robt to Alrred [Smythe] 66 ct.

1882 2 1858 1880 Sept 27 Mrs Alfred [Symthe]

1942 to Robt [illegible] 56 Alfred S 86

1859 Robt S to Emily Parker

[numbers is left hand marging] 59 1868 59 9

[numbers inverted bottom of page] 22 = 6 = 3 23 = 1 = 6 15 = 3

1871 1783 88

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14th - 15th - 16th - 17th - 18th - 47 - 47 - 47 - 47 - 47 Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Thursday - Friday

Re'd [Recieved?] for these five days - [illegible?] franc Alexandre

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25th 47 Dimanche Samedi - 1/2 [day?] - 2 F. [Francs] & bill for Shoes 1 F- 10 [?]. Alexandre

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21st July. Portier d'Hotel demande 2 [pour?] des bottes - 1 day - Monday - 1 [pr?] Tuesday 1 - [?]

Parkes [chemical?] Catherine 1 - 12th [botte]?

Mr Galet rue [du?] plat no.6 [d'?] Lyon

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[illegible?] Paris [illegible?] [illegible?] taino [illegible?] y bea [illegible?] ued Park -

thro' [through] Dijon Capital of Bur-gundy Burgundy, - formerly [Dinio?] } - a handsome & clean town - Tombs of the Dukes of Burgundy in the Cathedral - Two Boulevards, Parc de Colembier Parc de Colombiere - Palais de Conde C1793 the mu- -nicipality - Facade of the Church of St. Michael - & the College -

to Chalons Saint-Marcel-lès-Chalon } Bridge - Hospital & Quay - Saint Marcel once contained the tomb of Abelard & Eloise Heloise - public walks -

to Lyons } by water - [Cochedeau?] - (11." F. Patron: 1.F.") - beau-tiful & romantic views - particularly after passing the Isle de Cambe? - Cathedral - curious clock - Ruins of a Roman theatre, & aqueduct on the Mountain of St. Just - the exterior of la Charite & hotel Dieu - Abbaye St. Fleme - Place de bellecour - Hotel de Ville very handsome - remark Claudius's o-riginal speech on two tablets of brass in its vestibule - The Quays particularly that on the Rhone - Hills from this walk beautiful - public Library - the Junction of the Soane, & Rhone - the diffe-rent apperance of the two streams - distant Alps.

To Cerdon } Its situation - Lake of Nantua - loss of the Rhone near [Avanchy?] - Fort l'Écluse - on the right Mt. Blanc Mont Blanc - on the left Mt Jura Mont Jura - the whole road from Lyons to Geneva is truly beautiful - romantic & scarcely to be equalled -

& to Geneva } Lake - Environs - Setting of the Sun on the distant Alps - Junction of Rhone & Arve - beautiful color of the former river-

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[written upside down:] [Laubenhein?] 1798 -

==From Geneva to the valley of Chamouni Chamonix, near the line of the Arve.==

to La Bonneville } In passing to the Valley of Chamouni Chamonix you see a truly interesting country -

to Cluse - } its situation - cascade near Marglans Magland? - those of [Aspunas?], & [Ceddre?]-fall of the Arve near - The entrance into the Valley of Chamouni Chamonix [fine?] - Glacier of Bossons - Glacier of the Valley of Ice - Montenvet Montenvers? - Sea of ice Mer de Glace - route de glace -

to Sallenche Sallanches - } Town of Savoy on the river Arve

to Servez - in the [bas valais ?] } Mt. Blanc Mont Blanc - needles &c &c - From Chamouni Chamonix by le Prieure across the Mts. & by the Col de Balme, to prospect from the Col de Balme

Trient - } Glacier - miserable village surrounded by high mountains - Goitres & Cretins - [leaving?] St. Branchier Sembrancher

to the left? - over the mountains, to

Martigni Martigny - } on the left the beautiful cascade of Pisse Vache Cascade de la Pissevache 200 ft - large & magnificent -

to St. Maurice Saint-Maurice - } Its bridge - }

to Bex - } Its' salt-works

to Aigle - }

to Villeneuve - } at the extremity of the Lake Leman Lac Léman, Lake Geneva -

to Chillon - } Chateau de Chillon - } Clarens

[Written upside-down:] Lausanne

to Vevay Vevey - } In the Canton de Vaud - on the lake de Geneve Lake Geneva - prospect from the upper Ch. yard in the evening - rays of light on Jura Jura Mountains, red & on the Alps yellow - Meilline Meilen? - Jura - &c &c vide la nouvelle Heloise de Rousseau. by - [Calli & lubri?] - or upon [the?] Lake

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It appears to be loose within the codex. It depicts a crucifix with multiple adornments including crown of thorns, heart, hands and feet, and cherubic faces.

At the base of the crucifix is the text:

S. Vulnera Iesu

Along the bottom of the image is the text:

M. Gleich. A.V.]

Given me by the Capucin [Capuchin?] Monks at Staatz.

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to Lausanne } the walk - Cathedral - prospect - Lake &c - the little chapel at Morat Murten?, wh: [which] contained the bones of the of the Duke of Bur -gundy's defeated army, destroyed by the French in 1798 - Cross hence into the road to Bulle, for

Fribourg - } Church of St. [Saint] Nicholas Gothic its spire - celebrated her- mitage one league from the village - 90 ft long - by 20 ft bdth -

to Berne Bern } public walks - that near the Cathedral - distant chain of Alps - Cathedral - Arsenal - Hotel de Ville - hospital & College are handsome - 1650 ft [feet] above the level of the sea -

to Soleure Solothurn } Front of the Cathedral - on the river Aar Aare - romantic road by [Balital?], Langenbruh Langendorf? or Langenbruch? - Waldenburg - Liental - to

Basle Basel? }

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Tour in Holland.

By Colchester Coach to the 3. [Cops? Cross? Cups? Auss? Crowns?] at Colchester, & by chaise hence to Harwich - 3. Cops -.

Hence by packet to Helvoetsluys Hellevoetsluis - & Brile Brielle - Rotterdam - (Bath Hotel) - Delft - The Hague - ([Marcha Turenne?]) [Schevelyn?] - the house in the wood -

Leyden Leiden - & Haarlem - } (Lion D'or) Chateau D'Anvers Antwerp?

Amsterdam - (Doolen Doel? N.)

across to

Broam & Laardam Leerdam? - & back by water to Utrecht - [Of Dilgence?] to Sevehum Sevenum? - Breda - Antwerp - Brussels (New theatre building Royal Theatre of La Monnaie?) - to Namur by water to Liege Liège - & by Rheim to Paris.

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