Mäxchen d. 18 Apr 2005, R.I.P.

Molly d. 5 Feb 2012, R.I.P.

Interesting Attfield-related documents can be viewed and downloaded from here:

• Colin Attfield’s appeal for Attfield lineage information, as circulated with his version of the family tree in 1956.
• Some Attfield references in the early history of Windlesham, Surrey
• Past and Present Families in Windlesham: Field or Attfield. From “The Registers of Windlesham, Surrey, from 1677 to 1783”, by William Urmston Searle Glanville-Richards, London 1881
• Transcript of Will of Henry Atfeild the Elder of Windlesham, 1745 (a likely candidate for the father of Henry Attfield)
• Two important documents referring to the Removal of Henry Attfield and his family from Weybridge to Windlesham, 1764
• Transcript of Will of Henry Attfield of Whetstone and the “Hebe” East Indiaman, son of Richard Attfield, dated 1810 (proved 1815)
• Transcript of Will of James Attfield, Chipping Barnet, 1818 (proved 1837)
• Transcript of Will of Henry Attfield, Chertsey, 1819 (proved 1821)
• Transcript of Will of Richard Attfield, Whetstone, 1825
• Transcript of Will of William Attfield, Bath, 1826 (proved 1828)
• Transcript of Will of George Swain Attfield, Weymouth, 1842
• Transcript of Will of India William Attfield, Weybridge, 1843 (proved 1853)
• Transcript of Will of William Poole Attfield, Monken Hadley, 1850 (proved  1856)
• Transcript of Will of Julia Nettleship (daughter of Richard Attfield), Finchley, 1885 (proved 1888)
• Professor John Attfield: biographical entry in the encyclopaedia “Men and Women of the Time”, 1891
• “Professor Attfield At Home”: A fascinating report of a home visit to Prof. John Attfield, published in the British & Colonial Druggist in 1894, with grateful thanks to Dr. Hans Loeb for providing the original
• Transcript of Will of Professor John Attfield, Watford, 1908 (proved 1911)
• “Where Has The Gifted Charmer Fled?”, words and music by W.E. Attfield (presumed to be William Element Attfield), published c.1835, reproduced with acknowledgements to the British Library Music Collection
• Cricket scorecard, West of England v MCC, 1845, featuring both George Cooke Attfield and his brother William. Copyright material reproduced with kind permission of CricketArchive.
• Transcripts of two interesting Monumental Inscriptions in Chertsey churchyard, Surrey
• The Attfield House. An extract from “Finchley and Whetstone Past” by John Heathfield, Historical Publications, London, 2001
• Obituary of Dr George Cooke Attfield, with photo, from an unidentified newspaper, 1925
• “I Am The Shadow” by Major Philip Attfield, Sunday Pictorial, October 10, 1954. With grateful thanks to Yvonne Leduc for both providing the original and making the transcript

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