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John Wiles
Papers of John Henry Wiles of 'Glenbank' (1830-1927) and family, comprising diaries, correspondence, household accounts, children's copybooks, school workbooks and memorabilia.
Andrew John Wiles
Features a biographical sketch of the English mathematician Andrew John Wiles (1953- ), presented by the School of Mathematics and Statistics of the University of Saint Andrews in Scotland. Discusses Wiles' work on proving Fermat's Last Theorem.
Walter and Connie
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Billy and the Applegates
At the start of World War II, the British government determined the railway in East London would be vulnerable to heavy bombing by Germany. Children in the area were evacuated into the countryside to save their lives. Among the children sent to the West Country for the duration of the war were Tom and Billy Hedge. Their train journey to Cornwall was long and tiring. When the brothers finally arrived at the Applegate Farm in Netherton, where they were to be fostered, Billy stated, “I don’t like it here, Tom,” and that night, they silently cried themselves to sleep. The Applegates had two children: a son, Joshua, who at thirteen was a year older than Tom, and a daughter, Queenie, aged nine and a half, just six months younger than Billy. Tom found farm work to be hard and tedious, while Billy relished looking after the chickens, and later, the horses. Billy and Queenie bonded right from the start and became inseparable. They shared numerous adventures in the small village, including meeting a local ghost and helping an army deserter. After the war, and just before Christmas 1949, the two married.
Slim John
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