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Visit of the Right Reverend Bishop of Southampton

Reference: A/D1/V1/13

Date: January 30th 1957 - April 9th 1957

Visit of the Bishop of Southampton, The Right Reverend Kenneth Lamplugh

Reference: A/D1/V1/8

Date: March 22nd 1955 - March 23rd 1955

Series of telegrams relating to French and other aliens wishing to leave Jersey not being permitted to land at Southampton or Weymouth

Reference: A/E/11/3

Date: August 10th 1914 - August 14th 1914

Official messages of congratulations. Includes; Greetings from the King George VI, messages from Lord Mayors in England, messages from other persons in an official capacity e.g. Commander in Chief, Plymouth

Reference: B/A/L1/2

Date: May 11th 1945 - May 22nd 1946

Correspondence relating to passenger service to France during wartime

Reference: B/A/W7/2

Date: September 29th 1939 - February 5th 1940

Sound recording of Michel Gould speaking about the Occupation and the years after. He was interviewed on 07/02/2005 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mr Gould speaks about the troups landing in town, cycling from Grouville, the school shutting down, the children looting, exploring the fortifications, the mines removal, getting the golf course back in shape, his father’s job as a manager at Boots, the coming of fresh products, the rationing after the Liberation, his time at Victoria College during the Occupation and the teachers, one of his teacher participating in the Olympics, being a part of the guard of honors during the Montgomery visit, going to work as a lawyer at Hillstreet, learning at distance, passing the bat, participating in a French exchange, helping out on farms during the Occupation, the weighbridge, tourism, traveling by cars, motocycles and bicycles, the Battle of Flowers, the Boots on Queen Roads, shops, watching the coronation on television, traveling to Southampton to see his family, the lawyers on royal courts and the day he was sworn in.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/32

Date: February 7th 2005

Sound recording of Nelley Le Bredonchel, née Hotten, speaking about the Occupation and the years after. She was interviewed on 10/02/2005 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mrs Le Bredonchel speaks about being an evacuee, leaving Jersey on a boat for Southampton and then a train to Barnesly, the living conditions there, going to school, learning about the liberation on the radio, going back to Jersey, finding their house the same as someone had looked over it, the fortifications, going to school in St Aubins and the shortage of paper, her work at Orvis bakehouse, the battle of flowers, houses, the potatoes and tomatoes crop, the St Aubins fete, her St Johns Ambulance duty, working at the crèche, the rationing after liberation, churches, the death of the king, the coronation, bakeries, and various shops

Reference: C/D/P/P1/45

Date: February 10th 2005

[No title]

Reference: D/FC

Aliens registration card of William John Price, born 30/06/1882 in Southampton, England. Nationality: American.

Reference: D/S/B1/3295

Date: October 9th 1948 - October 9th 1948

Correspondence with HM Immigration Office, Southampton concerning general immigration policy with mention of some cases relating to individuals

Reference: D/S/F2/9/1/-

Date: April 1st 1946 - January 5th 1966

Correspondence with UK immigration ports concerning general immigration policy with mention of some cases relating to individuals

Reference: D/S/F2/9/2/-

Date: July 19th 1947 - February 22nd 1988

Travel Permits completed by people leaving Jersey for Guernsey and Southampton on the 22nd February 1917

Reference: D/S/M2/101

Date: February 22nd 1917 - February 22nd 1917

Travel Permits completed by people leaving Jersey for Guernsey and Southampton on the 25th February 1917

Reference: D/S/M2/104

Date: February 25th 1917 - February 25th 1917

Travel Permits completed by people leaving Jersey for Guernsey and Southampton on the 25th February 1917

Reference: D/S/M2/105

Date: February 25th 1917 - February 25th 1917

Travel Permits completed by people leaving Jersey on the SS Alberta for Guernsey and Southampton on the 1st of March 1917

Reference: D/S/M2/108

Date: March 1st 1917 - March 1st 1917

Travel Permits completed by people leaving Jersey on the SS Alberta for Guernsey and Southampton on the 11th of March 1917

Reference: D/S/M2/114

Date: March 11th 1917 - March 11th 1917

Travel Permits completed by people leaving Jersey on the SS Alberta for Guernsey and Southampton on the 17th of March 1917

Reference: D/S/M2/116

Date: March 17th 1917 - March 17th 1917

Travel Permits completed by people leaving Jersey on the SS Alberta for Guernsey and Southampton on the 24th of March 1917 [permit D/S/M2/119/2 dated 24th of March 1916]

Reference: D/S/M2/119

Date: March 24th 1916 - March 24th 1917

Travel Permits completed by people leaving Jersey on the SS Alberta for Guernsey and Southampton on the 29th of March 1917

Reference: D/S/M2/122

Date: March 29th 1917 - March 29th 1917

Travel Permits completed by people leaving Jersey on the SS Alberta for Guernsey and Southampton on the 31st of March 1917

Reference: D/S/M2/125

Date: March 31st 1917 - March 31st 1917

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