Papers and notes from Dennis Segal about the evacuation and general information of Burma.
Folder 1 –
Report given by the Indian Tea Association on the assistance given by the Indian Tea Association, 14th April 1942.
General notes on tea planting in Assam.
Notes about the Indian Tea Association.
Notes from the Indian Tea Association report on the evacuation of troops and Gurkhas from Burma via the Pangsau route.
Extract from the report of the Indian Tea Association.
Administration report from the Manipur State, 1931-1932.
An extract from ‘Below the Naga Hills’.
Notes about Tulloch.
Map of North-West Burma.
Notes about the Naga Tribes- Headhunting and human sacrifice.
Folder 2 –
A news article about the tea planters help to Burma Refugees.
Four maps of Burma and Assam.
A sketch map showing tribes on the North-East frontier.
A map of the Dibru-Sadiya 1939.
A sketch map of the land route to Manipur.
A map of the route from Margherita to Tagapga.
An article about the Indian Police Services.
Race and resistance in Burma, 1942-1945.
an extract from the Tales of Burma by Richard Diran.
The uncommon misery, the 1944-45 campaign.
An article about Richard Rubinstein.
An article about the special forces in Burma in World War 2.
Folder 3 –
24 notebooks from Dennis Segal about the Burma Evacuation.
Mackrell Papers: Box 2
Papers relating to Gyles Mackrell, a tea planter in Assam during the evacuation of Burma; papers about Lambert and his work during the evacuation of Burma.
Folder 1 –
Extract from British relations with the hill tribes of Assam since 1858
Photo of Gyles Mackrell and F.C. Williams
Information about the different evacuation routes through Burma
A letter from Mackrell to his family, 13th of February 1934
The diary of Mackrell from the 4th of June – 6th of October 1942
Letters between Mackrell and Rossiter and Rowland
Letters from Milne and Manley to Mackrell
Information from Brigadier Whitworth about the rescue of the Rowland Party
Letters from various members of Rowland’s party to Mackrell
Letters to and from Mackrell about the rescue to the Rowland Party
An extract from the Assam Regiment Club Newsletter, 1954
Extract from the Forgotten Frontier.
A letter about Mackrell receiving an award
News article about awards received for the evacuation of Burma
News articles about Mackrell’s marriage and obituary
Mackrell’s death certificate
Notes on Mackrell and tea planting
Extract from how the military came to Digboi, Upper Assam, in 1941
Notes about Mackrell’s rescue of the Rowland Party
Tour diary of Routledge in 1945/46
Letters to Mr Annan
Notes on the North East Frontier and the part played by officers of the Indian Police in its administration and development, by Walker.
Folder 2 –
Roll of Indian Police officers 1861-1947
Notes about Ledo Road
Photos taken by Lambert in 1935-1936
Notes on Lambert and the evacuation of the Chinese 5th Army
Report on the evacuation of the Northern and Eastern Districts of Burma by routes leading to Northern Assam, Letters to and from Lambert
Letters about Lambert receiving an award
An extract from a Japanese agent in Tibet
A typescript by Forman about Lambert
Diary extracts from Wilkie, Clarke and McGuire
Letters about Lambert
An extract from ‘To guard my people’ by Lambert
A letter extract from Lambert
A letter about Lambert
A news article about Lambert
Folder 3 –
Papers from North and McGuire
Information about evacuation routes through Burma
The evacuation of the Chinese 5th Army by Lambert
Diaries and reports from the appendix of the Report on evacuation of the Northern and Eastern districts of Burma leading to Northern Assam by the Pangsau route.
News article about awards given for the evacuation of Burma
Diary entry about the Chinese Army
Notes from Lambert’s obituary.
Mackrell Papers: Box 1
Letters and diary entries from Sir John Rowland and his party as they evacuated Burma into Assam; letters and diaries of Alasdair Tainsh.
Folder 1 –
Diary of Sir John Rowland kept during the evacuation.
Letters from Rowland, dated August 13th 1942.
Notes from the memoirs of E.I.Milne.
The attitude of the Burmese People in the recent campaign written by Rowland.
News articles about Rowland’s Party and the evacuation from Burma.
Extract of Millar’s Diary
Summary of Millar’s Diary
Extracts from Gardiner’s Diary
List of the Rossiter Family
Letter from Edward Rossiter, 30th October 1942
Folder 2 –
Keeping fit in the jungle, by Alasdair Tainsh, January 1943
Diary of A. Tainsh
Extracts from ‘And some fell by the wayside’ by Tainsh.
Extracts from ‘The Mould Connection’ by Tainsh.
The peasant approach to the fungal problem and current medical research by Tainsh.
News article about Tainsh
Folder 3 – Information about Thomson and Lindop who worked closely with Tainsh on the Pangsau pass.
Copy of a letter from from Lindop on the 30th of January 1943.
Letter from Lindop to Leach, 28th March 1946.
Letter to Leach from C.F.B Pearce.
Lindop’s obituary.
Lindop’s death certificate.
Letter about Thomson.
Extract of letter from Elsie Thomson (R Thomson’s wife), 9th of February 1943
