Friends War Victims Committee work
- AR1122/11/4
- Item
- 1919-1923
Contains Mark H .C. Hayler's arm band which includes a stitched on and removable badge, booklets, notes, a poem, a Christmas card and photographs.
Friends War Victims Committee work
Contains Mark H .C. Hayler's arm band which includes a stitched on and removable badge, booklets, notes, a poem, a Christmas card and photographs.
Friends War Victims Relief Committee
Correspondence to family regarding decision, selection and work in France as part of the Mission Anglo-Americaine de la Societe des Amis.
Includes general information about Dartmoor, including stories and illustrations of the prison, literature, notes on other prisons (including one by Oscar Wilde) drafts, petitions and a congratulatory note to Woodrow Wilson's Rights of all nations and the socialist government of Russia.
Negatives believed to have come from Guy Hayler (father) during a trip to the USA. Mainly depicting buildings that had been converted from bars during the Prohibition era. Includes a copper negative of Mark H. C. Hayler. Stored in a 'Hieratica Bond' box
Guy and E. Hayler correspondence
Correspondence from and to Guy Hayler (father) with references to other male family members. Includes a slip of the Prohibition Plebiscite vote taken at Dartmoor. 26/05/1918
H.R.L. Sheppard. A note in appreciation.
A book, includes a photograph of the man on the front cover.
Includes correspondence sent from Aldershot and Dartmoor to various family memebrs including Guy and Elizabeth Hayler and Mark Hayler's future wife Daisy. Includes a letter about the 'Old Lags reunion' held in 1972 which Mark Hayler did not attend.
How to live in Peace during time of War.
Booklet on Quaker activities and pacifism during the Irish Rebellion of 1798.
Lest We Forget Quaker Memories 1914-1918
Booklet published by the Friend's Book Centre, by Maude Robinson.
Letter from George H. Glasscock
George Glasscock
Letters addressed mainly from Barrosa barracks, Aldershot addressed to father (Guy Hayler) and mother. Includes a photo of Lady Faversham and her son, W. Duncombe. Stored in a envelope addressed to the International Order of Good Templars.
Material concerning Wandsworth, Warwick, Wormwood Scrubs and Dartmoor Convicts Prison. Includes photographs, programmes for internally planned events and diary entries. Also includes papers about the history of the prisons, including newspaper cuttings and a Tourist brochure from the 1980s.
Loose items from Walter Hayler
Newspaper clippings which include mentions and illustrations of Gilbert Foan, anti-war messages, images of Wandworth prison, the Bromley Tribunal and the Croydon Roll of Honour. Includes photographs of unidentified individuals.
Unfinished autobiography of Mark H. C. Hayler
Mark H. C. Hayler's Letters Jan- June 1916
Bound letters relating to the arrest, forced enlistment and Court-Martial of Mark H. C. Hayler. Includes 2 loose sheets of notes and books read at Wandsworth prison
Mark H. C. Hayler Correspondence
Includes correspondence and information on the Young Prohibitionist League, Prohibition Plebiscite, the Spanish Flu, Mark Guy Pearce's case, correspondence with family, including father, mother and sister. Includes an unfilled Hospital diet form and a dinner card.
Mark H. C. Hayler Tribunal Information
Papers relating to the case of Mark H. C. Hayler and includes 2 photographs of Mark Hayler, notes, draft for autobiography, leaflets, governmental advice, letters, and a list of Conscientious Objectors from Croydon who were imprisoned.
Mark H. C. Hayler personal correspondence
Includes letters, notes on experiences, Notice of arrears (1919) and work with the Friends War Victims Committee in France.
Mark H. C. Hayler personal correspondence with family
Letters include those posted to father and mother, sister (Edith) and future wife (Daisy Harland). Includes references to Mark Guy Pearce, items received and to be sent
Mark H. C. Hayler summarised dairy (1914-1921)
Summarised notes of diary stored in a cardboard folder. Extracts for 1918 missing.
Clothing worn by Mark Hayler during his internment.
Mark Henry Chambers Hayler Collection
Box 1
Early Life AR1122/1
Tribunal and Internment AR1122/2
Quaker Publications AR1122/7
Socialist Publications AR1122/8
Hayler Family AR1122/10
Box 2
Conscientious Objector Experiences AR1122/3
Life in the Prisons AR1122/4
Works and drafts AR1122/13
Box 3
Non Conscription Fellowship publications AR112/5
Anti war publications AR1122/6
Box 4
General Publications AR1122/9
Foreign Visits AR1122/11
Post First World War Publications AR1122/12
Box 5
12 audio tapes relating to recordings made by Imperial War Museum plus 1 tape recorded by Croydon Museum Service 28/11/1997 AR1122/13/2
2 reel to reel tapes, 1 unmarked, 1 ‘address delivered by Mark H.C. Hayler on Sunday Feb 7th 1971 at Croydon Friends meeting house AR1122/13/1
Box of glass negatives AR1122/10/3
A1064 - Register of local conscientious objectors compiled by Walter T. Hayler in 1916, brother to Mark Hayler is also stored within this collection
Mark Henry Chambers Hayler
Material about being a Conscientious Objector during the Second World War
Collection of undated and dated booklets, newsletters and leaflets regarding advice and experiences of being a Conscientious Objector, including copies of the newsletters, The Tribunal, The Bulletin, the C.O.s' Hansards and other publications.
Papers relating to the cases of several Conscientious Objectors including Mark H. C. Hayler, and the activities of Miss Hayler, Edith Hayler and Daisy Harland (wife of Mark Hayler). Also includes a letter relating to the 'Old Lags' reunion (1972), which Mark H. C. Hayler did not attend.