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Personal papers of Studd family
STU · 收藏集 · 1914-1963
This collection contains papers of members of the Studd and Mitchell families who were connected to the Polytechnic. They comprise mostly programmes for dinners in their honour, order of service for funerals and memorial commemorations and publications describing their life and work. 无标题的
John Edward Kynaston Studd (1858-1944)
STU/1 · 系列 · 1922-1953
一部分 Personal papers of Studd family
This series contains mostly programmes of dinners and orders of service relating to JEK Studd. There is also a small amount of miscellaenous correspondence, scrapbooks relating to functions he attended, executor's correspondence and a photocopy of his will and probate. The series contains a book written by JEK Studd titled 'The origin, history and present work of the Polytechnic' and a book about him by Alys L Douglas Hamilton titled 'Kynaston Studd, Baronet of Netheravon in the County of Wiltshire of Eton, Cambridge and the Polytechnic London, Lord Mayor of London, 1928-9' which was published by the Polytechnic.
CV and miscellanous correspondence
STU/1/1 · Item · 1894-1935
一部分 Personal papers of Studd family
CV giving biographical details of education, career and athletic connections; letter from JEK Studd to E 'Teddy' J Painter, 26 September 1932 re Jubilee celebrations at the Polytechnic; typed text on The Salvation Army headed notepaper talking about the role of education and God, undated;
Envelope addressed to Mr T Scammell, enclosing two letters handwritten by JEK referring to musical accompaniments at memorial services, 1894 and 1901.
Sir Kynaston Studd Memorial Fund Brochure
STU/1/10 · Item · [1944]
一部分 Personal papers of Studd family
Appeal brochure for the Sir Kynaston Studd Memorial Fund - with the aim of a new building as a memorial to the late President of the Polytechnic [thought to be further development of the Polytechnic Extension Building in Little Titchfield Street]. The illustrated brochure includes a detailed history of the Polytechnic and biography of Studd. Enclosed: loose blank deed of convenant and Banker's order.
'Kynaston Studd, Baronet of Netheravon in the County of Wiltshire of Eton, Cambridge and the Polytechnic London, Lord Mayor of London, 1928-9' by Alys L Douglas Hamilton
STU/1/12 · Item · 1953
一部分 Personal papers of Studd family
Biography of Studd, published by the Polytechnic. Annotated inside cover: 'The man who taught us to think kindly and speak kindly of our neighbours. 75th anniversary. Poly Cycling Club 1954.' The book includes Forewords by the Lord Bishop of Peterborough (The Rt. Rev. Spencer Leeson), Sir Gerald Dodson (Recorder of London), the Dean of Battle (The Very Rev. O T A Naylor, Provincial Grand Master for Sussex).
Will and probate for John Edward Kynaston Studd
STU/1/15 · Item · 1939-1944
一部分 Personal papers of Studd family

Photocopy Proof of Probate dated 7 June 1944; Will dated 27 Jan 1939 with two codicils, dated 2 March 1939 and 29 November 1941.
Executors are sons Eric Studd, Ronald Granville Studd and Bernard Cyril Studd, each being given £200.
All the family portraits are given to his eldest surviving son.

The diamond maltese cross pendant which was inherited by his mother is to be enjoyed by his wife, Alexandra Lievem during her lifetime, then given to his eldest son, and at his death, to his eldest son.
Specified chattels are bequeathed to his wife.
One year's wages is to be given to each servant - Mary Ralls, Edith Lec and Florence Pearce; and the sum of £400 to secretary Dorothy Egerton.
Leasehold house, No. 67 Harley Street, to be given for the use of his wife, then to his sons in order of seniority to reside there.

To sons Eric and Bernard are to be given equal shares in all interest and shares in propoerties situated in Switzerland, Scotland, Ireland and Penzance, and shares in the Railway, Steamship and other Commissions and Agencies in connection with the Polytechnic Touring Association Ltd., and also his shares in the said PTA - to pay out an annual income of £1,500 to his wife. After her death, all capital and income shall be divided equally between Eric and Bernard.

From his residuary estate - a payment of £1,500 p.a. to his wife and a trust fund for son Ronald Granville Studd and daughter Vera Studd in equal shares.
Witnessed by C McKenna, Secretary of the Polytechnic.

Codicil dated 2 March 1939 adds that his children, in order of seniority may select three of his personal chattels for his/her own use. Witnessed by Accountant and Cashier of the Polytechnic.

Typed Codicil dated 29 November 1941 adds that Barclays Bank is now appointed as Executor and his wife will now receive £800 p.a. rather than the original £1,500.
Lord Mayor's Show 1928
STU/1/16 · Item · Nov-28
一部分 Personal papers of Studd family
File of documents relating to the Lord Mayor's Show on 9th November 1928, presided over by Sir Kynaston Studd as Lord Mayor of London. Includes:
- Programme published by the City Press, including Order of Procession and press cuttings from 'Education' and 'Daily Mirror'; enclosed: loose photograph of Studd in mayoral gown and photograph of Lady Studd.
- Press cutting from The Daily Mirror, 10 November 1928
- Extract from Education, 16 November 1928 featuring a Message from London's Chief Magistrate 'An Educational Lord Mayor'. Includes photographs of the parade.
- Order of Procession, Friday 9th November 1928 - The Right Hon. Sir Kynaston Studd Lord Mayor. Includes a Pageant of Education prepared by the Polytechnic with several floats and figures of Gog and Magog
- Banquet at Guildhall, Friday 9th November 1928 - The Right Hon. Sir Kynaston Studd Lord Mayor. Signed.