Wainwright, G.A. [probably Gerald Avery]
Warner [Warner and Sons], J. [probably John]
Waters, [Mrs] [full version unknown]
Watkin, [Mrs][full version unknown]
Watson, [Mrs][full version unknown]
Watson, [Reverend Dr] [full version unknown]
Watters , [family][full versions unknown]
Watters, [Mrs] [Full name unknown]
Watts, E. Linton probably Edward Linton
Webb, [Mr] [full version unknown]
Webley and Scott Ltd. London and Birmingham
Welch, C. [probably Christopher]
Wellcome Historical Medical Museum
Wheeler, [Mr][full version unknown]
Whitaker, [Mr][full version unknown]
White, [Mr][full version unknown]
Wilkes, [Mr][full version unknown]
Wilkins, [Mrs] [Robert Francis] [full version unknown]
Wilkins, [Mrs][full version unknown]
Willett, Edgar [possibly Edgar W.]
Williamson, [full version unknown] [W.E. Williamson's father]
Wimborne Lord , possibly Ivor Bertie Guest or Ivor Churchill Guest
Wolfson College University of Oxford
Woodall, Executors of Herbert J.
Woodbury Permanent Photographic Printing Company
Woodforde, F.C. [possibly Francis Cardew]
Woodhouse, [full version unknown]
Woolston, [Mr][full version unknown]
Wright also known as (Mrs C.B. Dix), Dorothy
Wyatt, [Mr][full version unknown]
Wyatt, [Mr][full version unknown]
Career Trader / Businessman
Biography This was the son of George Wyatt of St Giles, Oxford who took over his ironmongery business. it could be William W. Wyatt aged 47, the only ironmonger listed in the 1901 census, who was born in Oxford and lived in St Mary Magdalen, Oxford [Alison Petch [as part of 'The Other Within' project 2006-9] 08/03/2007]
County Oxfordshire
Relationship Other Owner / PRM Source
Archaeological or Ethnographic Ethnography
Collected around 1887
Dates active Unknown, active 1887
Donated around 1887
English collections Tinder box, gorget
Oxford Uni Education Unknown
Oxford based Yes
English collection size 2