(01 April 1915)

(01 April 1915)

Correspondence

Lucy Lloyd's obituary, written by CS Burne, appeared in Folk-Lore: Transactions of the Folk-Lore Society, Vol. XXVI No. 1, dated 31 March 1915. In addition to biographical detail, Burne discusses Lucy's Bushman research in Mowbray, her publication of a report on the work, her unique knowledge of Bushman folklore and language, the scientific value of her research, and her publications. Burne notes Lloyd's dedication "To all faithful workers" and describes her as possessing "the quiet dignity of an old-fashioned English gentlewoman" in addition to "the painstaking accuracy of the truly scientific student". Includes the cover and pages 97-98.

01 April 1915

31 August 1914, 1889 Report, 1911 Specimens publication, 1912 return to Cape, Archdeacon Lloyd, arrangement of Bushman and English narratives, assisted brother-in-law, aunt, biographical information, Bleek and Lloyd's research, brother-in-law, Bushman folklore, Bushman language, Bushman research, Charlotte Sophia Burne, continuation of Bushman research, continuation of philological research, CS Burne, daughter, death of Lucy Lloyd, death of Wilhelm Bleek, dedication To all faithful workers, Doctor of Letters, Dorothea Bleek, Dr Wilhelm Bleek, father, fellow-worker, Fellowship in Folk-Lore Society, Folk-Lore: Transactions of the Folk-Lore Society XXVI No.1 31 March 1915, Handbook of Folk-Lore, honorary degree, honorary doctorate, housed Bushmen, hitherto unwritten and practically unknown language, language chief interest, letter to Folklore Society, Lucy Lloyd, member of Bleek household, Miss Doris Bleek, Mowbray, niece, obituary in Folk-Lore, personal history, philological research, public recognition, publication/s, quiet dignity of an old-fashioned English gentlewoman, Report of Collected Bushman Material 1889, return to Cape, return to Europe, Reverend William HC Lloyd, Report Concerning Bushman Researches, scientific value of folklore, Specimens of Bushman Folklore, study of Bushman language, To all faithful workers, truly scientific student, unique knowledge, University of Cape Town, Wilhelm Bleek, Wilhelm Bleek's death 1875, William HC Lloyd