Transcribed notes of their conversation about eating blood: 'Mr Sandeman remarked that this is a sad thing this separation and spoke in the way of lamenting133.the whole matter lies in a nutshell - you charge us with the sin of eating blood because we consider it lawful to eat game133.after the blood is separated from the flesh' Croal notes that as the meeting was unexpected 'I thought I would speak freely' [3 copies]
Photograph of building with child and car at roadside. Inscribed on reverse: 'Sandemanian Chapel at Clapham, Yorkshire - known locally as "Faraday's Chapel" and built at expense of Edward Gorril as per "Letters & Correspondence Glass & Sandemanian". D Gorrel. 4/7 1921.'
LWS Petznick, research student, University of St Andrews requesting information about George Sandeman, Cabinet Maker, Perth. Handwritten notes by Gerard Sandeman
Genealogical notes on the family of Cochrane, printer of Arbroath, written on the reverse of a perpetual calendar published by H. Mitchell, Edinburgh, 1796.
2 copies, includes negative. Negative in 'J.D. Brown, Kodak Specialist, 28-30 Castle Street, Dundee' envelope, with supply slip. 6 items. 210 x 165 mm 85 x 60 mm (negative)
