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Errol Earp

Errol Earp was a son of Emma and Charles Earp. Emma Earp nee Findlay was Schreiner’s niece, and so Errol Earp was her great-nephew. After army service during the First World War, he died in Britain in the subsequent pneumonia epidemic.

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 Cullen Library, Historical Papers, University of Witwatersrand: Historical Papers in the Cullen Library is a leading location for accessing archival papers across many periods, organisation... Show/Hide Collection Letters

 Findlay Family A1199/4457:9 Porchester Place, Edgeware Rd, London W. , Feb 3rd 1920, Dear Bessie, You've never answered my last letter, but in the war ...

 National Library of South Africa, Cape Town: Special Collections at the NLSA provide one of the leading locations for archival papers across many periods, organisations a... Show/Hide Collection Letters

 E.L. Earp MSC 47/1.17/7:The Homestead, Dec 2nd 1897, Dear Charley, Only this morning has your wire & the sad news in the papers reached us. It se...

 University of Cape Town, Historical Manuscripts: Manuscripts & Archives at the University of Cape Town is a leading location for accessing archival papers across many per... Show/Hide Collection Letters

 Schreiner-Hemming Family BC 1080 A1.7/83:Feb 3rd 1905, Darling Wynnie, Thank you so much about for your note about the dear ones in Cape Town. The great fault in your...

 Schreiner-Hemming Family BC 1080 A1.7/170:Darling Wynnie, Will you please send the enclosed letters to Emma Earp. I don’t know her address It is too dreadful tha...