Consists of correspondence and papers of Harry Evershed relating to his work as engineer demonstrating steam ploughing and draining equipment in the Middle East 1883-1890; catalogues of agricultural machinery including for steam engines, traction engines and road rollers acquired by Harry Evershed and John William Evershed, working for Bomford and Evershed 1900-1905
Correspondence and papers of Harry Evershed
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- ReferenceGB 7 TR EVE
- Dates of Creation1883-1909
- Name of Creator
- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description19 documents
Scope and Content
Administrative / Biographical History
The papers were inherited from a fourth cousin, John William Evershed, who was the son of Harry Evershed, co-founder of Bomford and Evershed, and a nephew of Henry Evershed, a farmer in Surrey and contributor to the Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England during the mid-nineteenth century
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Available for consultation
Acquisition Information
Deposited in 1990
Note
Compiled by Zoe Watson, March 2004
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