ENGLAND: THE OTHER WITHIN

Analysing the English Collections at the Pitt Rivers Museum

Explore the database of all the people associated with the Pitt Rivers English collections. This gives information about their lives; their education, careers, place of residence, and their network of friends and colleagues. Select the first letter of their surname from the list below.

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Individuals

Halidie, [Mrs][full version unknown]

Hall, Henry Reginald Holland

Hall, Townshend M. [possibly Marshall?]

Halliday, F.C.

Halliday, William Reginald

Halstead, [Mr][full version unknown]

Hambidge, H.J. [known as Bert so therefore presumably Herbert or Hubert]

Hamilton, A.B.

Hamilton, James

Hamilton [A.B. Hamilton's father], [full version unknown]

Hampshire County Museum Service

Hands, Alfred Watson

Hanhart, M. [Michael] & N.

Harden , Donald Benjamin

Harkness, Robert

Harlen, W.

Harley

Harley, A. probably James Arthur

Harper

Harris, B.J.

Harris, Chaplin Aaron

Harris, Meryon

Harris, [Colonel][full version unknown]

Hart, [full version unknown]

Hartland, Edwin Sidney

Hartley, Ernald George Justinian

Hathaway, J. possibly John

Hathaway, S.C.

Hatley, [Mrs][full version unknown]

Hawksley, G. & J.W.

Hay Wrightson London

Hayes, Violet Alice

Headington Quarry Dancers

Heitman, [Miss][full version unknown]

Herschel, William James

Herschel, [Lord] Richard Farrer or Farrer

Hervey , [family] [full version unknown]

Hewitt, Albert Tenyson Morley

Hewitt, H. Dixon

Hewlett, Sydney Gerald

Hey, [Miss][full version unknown]

Hey, [Mr][full version unknown]

Hildburgh, Walter Leo

Hilton-Simpson, Melville William

Hine, William

Hippisley, Henry

Hippisley or Shelley, Charlotte Martha

Hitchings, [full version unknown]

HMS Challenger

HMS Rattlesnake

Hoare, Katherin [or Katherine] Louisa Hart

Hobson, Thomas Frederick

Hocart, Arthur Maurice

Hodder Sunday Times / The Times

Hodges, Richard Edward

Hodgson, [Mrs][full version unknown]

Hodson, [Mrs] H.R.V.

Hogarth, David George

Hood, Christobel Mary

Hood, John

Hooper, James Thomas

Hopcraft, [Mrs] M.

Hopcroftson , Sarah Ann

Hopper, [Mr] [full version unknown]

Hopton , [family][full versions unknown]

Howe , [family][full version unknown]

Hudson and Co, Joseph

Hughes, Diana

Hughes, George Ravensworth

Hughes, Sydney

Hughes, Thomas McKenny

Human Anatomy Department Oxford University Museum of Natural History / Comparative Anatomy Department Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Humbert, A. [probably Alois]

Humble, [Miss][full version unknown]

Hume, [full version unknown]

Hunt, Richard William

Hunt, Val

Hurst, C.W. [possibly Cyril W.]

Hutchins, [Mr][full version unknown]

Hutchinson, Henry Neville

Hutton, Thomas & Joseph

Hynam, J.

Hynam (?Aynam) , John

Individual's Details

Joseph Higham

Career Manufacturer

Biography Based in Manchester, 'established his important brass instrument factory at Strangeways in Manchester in 1842, by 1893 over 46,000 instruments had been produced, the workforce then numbering over 90.' [Alison Petch [as part of 'The Other Within' project 2006-9] 03/05/2007]

Biography References http://www.music.ed.ac.uk/euchmi/ubl/ublh10.html / http://www.rncm.ac.uk/pdfs/collection_pdfs/coll_hwm03.pdf.

County Greater Manchester

Relationship Maker

Archaeological or Ethnographic Ethnography

Collected around 1950

Date made around 1874-1880

Dates active 1818-1883

Donated around 1950

English collections Ophicleide, musical instrument

Institution Yes

Oxford based No

English collection size 1

Connections Charles Overy / Henry John Reynolds Moreton [Earl of Ducie]