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[H.A. Giles and Edith or Mabel Giles?]
No full textEdith and Mabel Giles are daughters of H.A. Giles by his first wife. Photograph occurs near others captioned Selwyn Gardens 1900
Canton - October, 1909 [Lionel Giles?]
No full textDepicted are Rosamond Giles (daughter of Lancelot and Marjory)?, Lionel Giles? and Marjory Giles (wife of Lancelot Giles). Lancelot Giles was Acting British Vice-Consul at Guangzhou (Canton) between August 1909 and March 1911
Lionel Giles - 1896
No full textPhotograph reproduced by V[alentine] Giles, brother of the subject and son of H.A. Giles
[Edith and Mabel Giles?]
No full textEdith and Mabel Giles are daughters of H.A. Giles by his first wife. Photograph occurs near others captioned Selwyn Gardens 1900
Changsha: Dads [Lancelot Giles], Cuth [Marjory Giles (House)], Uncle Archie
No full textPhotograph probably dates from the early 1920s. Lancelot Giles was British Consul at Changsha from April 1919 to 1925. "Cuth" or "Cuthbert" (also "Margy") were nicknames for Marjory House (nee Giles b. 1913). "The nickname originated from a popular song during the War (WWI) called 'Hop it Cuthbert' which seemed suitable for a young child always under people's feet at that time." - the donor
[Elise Edersheim and H.A. Giles with (H.A.'s) daughters Edith and Mabel Giles?]
No full textEdith and Mabel Giles are daughters of H.A. Giles by his first wife. H.A. Giles married Elise Edersheim in 1883 after the death of his first wife. Photograph occurs near others captioned Selwyn Gardens 1900
February 2nd, 1899 [Lancelot Giles]
No full textLancelot Giles second from left.Caption (see attached to photograph entitled "Lord Kitchener at Cambridge, November 1898") lists the following (left to right): Back row: [A.C. (original crossed out)] B. Ingram (Joh); L. Giles (Xt's); F.L. Woods (Caius); F.A. Hibbins (Joh); E.H.L. Hadfield (Joh); H.H. Kirby (Joh). Front row: R.G.C.H. Wood (Joh); P.F. Lever (Xt's); L.H. Frankenburg (Emm); A.K. Macdonald (Joh). Photograph probably taken at Cambridge. Lancelot Giles attended Christ's College, Cambridge before joining the British Consular Service in China
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