Includes certificates of exams passed, notebooks, booklets, correspondence and photographs of students, staff and surrounding areas, including those taken during a revisit to Talgarth in July 1967.
Mark Henry Chambers Hayler
Material mainly from 1911 to 1913. Includes a Trefecca magazine from 1900 (vol II, No.3) in English and Welsh, music sheet, college booklets, notes regarding Trefecca, small note book of preaching engagements, photography and correspondences. Includes an extract from the Memoirs of Mary Robinson taken by Mark H. C. Hayler in 1967.
Mark Henry Chambers Hayler
Photographs and Postcards depicting students, staff and the buildings of Trefecca College, the town of Talgarth and surroundings.
Photographs from Trefecca revisit
Photographs taken of Trefecca college, the town of Talgarth and surroundings during a revisit by Mark H. C. Hayler and son, Wilfred.
Primitive Methodist Union Certificate
Certificate awarded to Mark H. C. Hayler with passing an exam.
Certificates in record-keeping and speed writing in shorthand (1904) and membership of the Royal Geographical Society (1946)
Certificate warded to Mark H. C. Hayler for passing exams.
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.
Includes a telegram, letters and transcript of the Tribunal.
Letter from George H. Glasscock
George Glasscock
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
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.
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
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
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.
Papers regarding the life of Daisy Florence Hayler, life of Mark H. C. Hayler, including funeral notes and a letter of thanks in bereavement.
Material includes Mark Hayler's armband and badges while working in France, newspapers distributed to those based there (in English) and a dairy of his travels through the Kiel Canal in Germany and the Soviet Union.
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.
Monthly publication for the Relief Mission of the Society of Friends aboard from Vol I. No.1 to Vol. III No.2. Duplicates of several volumes are present.
Notebook of travels of the Soviet Union
Notebook written in carbon paper, (still present) of diary regarding travels through the Kiel canal in Germany and the Soviet Union.
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.
Includes Newspaper clippings from during and after the First World War and various booklets published during and after the Second World War.
Booklet compiled of articles by various authors. Includes list of men sentenced to death or died in prison during the First World War.
Two Cigarettes for Peace, Is that enough?
Transcription of a lecture given by Ruth Fry at the Free Trade Hall in Manchester.
Material mainly from the interwar period including a poem by Allan McLang 'The Dear Little Pint Pot', a folio with note and correspondence with the Peace Pledge and Conscientious Objectors. Includes 2 photographs, one of Wilfred Hayler (son) and Hilda Lockhart on a bench in Limpsfield common and a march in 1958.