Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1908

Eliza Louisa Marsh-Caldwell - aged 89/90 - Tenant entrail of Linley Wood Hall.

Rosamond Jane Marsh-Caldwell - aged 84/85 - Tenant entail of Linley Wood Hall

General Frederick C. Heath-Caldwell – aged 50 - Adjt.Gen. at War Office

Constance Heath-Caldwell – aged 40

Cuthber Heath-Cadlwell - (Rev. Cmdr C.H. Heath-Caldwell) – aged 19 - In R.N.

Martin F. Heath-Caldwell – aged 15 - At Wellington College, Berkshire

Admiral Sir Herbert Heath

From the book “Dreadnought: The Ship that Changed the World”

The two British naval attaches assigned to the Berlin Embassy in this period were Commander (later Captain) Philip Dumas, 1906-08, and Captain Heath, 1908-10. Dumas was deeply concerned about German naval building capability.

In July 1908 Dumas was replaced by Captain Heath, who went about his work in much the same way as Dumas and started his period as attaché by visiting the various shipyards and commenting on them in some detail. By late October he was becoming convinced that Tirpitz was accelerating his naval building programmes. In a report dated 21^st October 1908 he state that two of the contracts for the 1909-10 programme had already been placed, six months before the money for their construction had been voted by the Reichstag. A further report dated 16^th November stated that by October 1911 the German Navy might have ten dreadnoughts and three battle-cruisers completed. This was overstated as the actual number was seven dreadnoughts and two battle-0cruisers. By March 1909 Heath was reporting that by the beginning of 1912 Germany would have 13 battleships, and battleship-cruisers ready for service.

Cadets liined up

George V and co, maybe the Kaiser. So not sure if this is 1908

Prince George, or George V by now, Not sure what year.

File PB130041

Legal Document.

1908

Miss R.J. Marsh-Caldwell

To

Messrs Barnard & Taylor

47LincolnInn Fields

6^th March 1908

Received letter from you directing us to send any Codicil referring to Furniture. Writing you in reply with your Codicil of the 5^th January 1907. 0.3.6

26^th March 1908

Having received letter from you desiring us to send your will and stating that you had destroyed the Codicil referring to the Marsh furniture.

Writing you with your Will Codicils of 1900 and 1906 and sealed letter To my Executors & Trustees pointing out that Miss Marsh Caldwell had returned here the Codicil of 1907 relating to the Marsh furniture and that if you had destroyed your Codicil of that date you should consider what would be the effect of a different course being pursued by you and your sister in respect of this furniture.

30^th March 1908
Writing you acknowledging your letters of the 28^th and 29^th returning your Will and Codicil of February 1906 with a sealed envelop noting that you had destroyed the Codicil of January 1907 and wished us to destroy the Codicil of February 1900 and that we would consider the instructions for a new Will and write within a few days. 0.3.6

Engaged perusing Will and Codicils in view of your instructions for new Will. 0.6.8

2^nd April 1908

Drawing Will folios 23 and Fair Copy. 2.6.0

6^th April 1908

Writing you with draft Will for perusal. 0.3.6

9^th April 1908

Engrossing Will. 0.15.4.

Writing you with engrossment of Will for

(carried forward)

(brought forward) - 4.3.6

Signature and instructions. Explaining that you might to leave directions to your trustees that you had left other directions as to your personal effects to your nieces and asking them to observe these. 0.3.6

13^th April 1908

Writing you acknowledging Will executed enquiring if the Witness Morgan was the wife of the legatee in which case he would lose his legacy and you might wish to have the Will re-executed.

15^th April 1908

Having received letter from you stating that the witness Morgan was the wife of the legacy by W Morgan and that you wished to re-execute the Will

Re-engrossing the Will. 0.15.4

Writing you with fresh engrossment for execution thereon. 0.3.6

22^nd April 1908

Writing you acknowledging receipt of your Will.

25^th April 1908

Writing you in reply with a sealed envelop addressed To my executors and Trustees as desired and asking to be informed if you should destroy the letter that you have done so.

1^st May 1908

Received letter from you stating that you had destroyed the sealed letter to your Trustees and Executors recently sent you by her. 5.5.10

Received with thanks

Barnard & Taylor

12^th Feb 1909

Photos from Rev. Capt. Cuthbert H. Heath-Caldwell D.S.O.s lost photo album

While Martin was at Wellington College his elder brother Lieut. Cuthber Heath was with his H.M.S. Britannia cohort in 1908, Cuthbert is third row, second from the left, with pipe, as usual. - 1908

 Channel Fleet -1908

Channel Fleet - 1908

Channel Fleet - 1908 - ... paying surprise visit to Channel Fleet at Aalbeck Bay - The Kaiser made a surprise visit to the fleet at this time.

Eliza Louisa Marsh-Caldwell - aged 90/91 - Tenant entrail of Linley Wood Hall.