Seven letters, 1854, from the botanist William Pamplin (1806-99), later of Llandderfel, to his first wife Caroline (née Hunneman), while he was on a walking tour of North Wales with his friend Alexander Irvine (1793-1873), together with botanical notes, 1855, by Pamplin; also included are printed articles, 1899 and 1937, relating to him.
Pamplin, William, 1806-1899
Diary, 1875, of the botanist, bookseller and publisher William Pamplin, Llandderfel, mainly recording deaths and burials of friends and relatives, [?pamphlets] distributed and birds spotted; together with memoranda including an enumeration of his flower bulbs above ground (pp. 56-61), a list of communicants at Llandderfel (p. 62), a list, dated 10 March 1876, of individuals to whom he had distributed some of his late wife Caroline's garments (pp. 64-67) and a similar list of recipients of his late sister Harriet's (d. 2 April 1875) possessions (pp. 78-79).
Pamplin, William, 1806-1899