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About the John Pendlebury Family Papers

The John Pendlebury Family Papers cover the period from 1913 to 1964 and document the life of archaeologist and WWII hero John Devitt Stringfellow Pendlebury, his wife Hilda and their family.

Typescript “written from Herakleion (Candia) [Iráklion] by Hilda on March 8/47 received 16th of March” [by Herbert Pendlebury] about her visit to Crete, investigating what happened to John and the memorial service [PEN 5/1/25], Typescript “written from Herakleion (Candia) [Iráklion] by Hilda on March 8/47 received 16th of March” [by Herbert Pendlebury] about her visit to Crete, investigating what happened to John and the memorial service, Mar 1947

With a letter to Aunt Violet from Herbert Pendlebury, sending a copy of Hilda’s account.

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A page of notes written by Hilda Pendlebury, about investigations into the circumstances of John Pendlebury’s death [PEN 5/1/26], A page of notes written by Hilda Pendlebury, about investigations into the circumstances of John Pendlebury’s death, Undated [c.1946-1947]

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Handwritten original “Statement of Aristea Drousoulakis and her sister Theonymphe (wife of Peter Manousakis)”, in Greek [PEN 5/2/1/1], Handwritten original “Statement of Aristea Drousoulakis and her sister Theonymphe (wife of Peter Manousakis)”, in Greek, Monday, March 10, 1947

John Pendlebury had been taken to Aristea Drousoulakis’ farmhouse in Kaminia (Herakleion [Iráklion]) after being wounded on the 21 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Typed copy of “Statement of Aristea Drousoulakis and her sister Theonymphe (wife of Peter Manousakis)”, in Greek [PEN 5/2/1/2], Typed copy of “Statement of Aristea Drousoulakis and her sister Theonymphe (wife of Peter Manousakis)”, in Greek, Monday, March 10, 1947

John Pendlebury had been taken to Aristea Drousoulakis’ farmhouse in Kaminia (Herakleion [Iráklion]) after being wounded on the 21 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Handwritten translation into English of “Statement of Aristea Drousoulakis and her sister Theonymphe (wife of Peter Manousakis)”, translated by Hilda Pendlebury [PEN 5/2/1/3], Handwritten translation into English of “Statement of Aristea Drousoulakis and her sister Theonymphe (wife of Peter Manousakis)”, translated by Hilda Pendlebury, Monday, March 10, 1947

John Pendlebury had been taken to Aristea Drousoulakis’ farmhouse in Kaminia (Herakleion [Iráklion]) after being wounded on the 21 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Typed copy of the translation into English of “Statement of Aristea Drousoulakis and her sister Theonymphe (wife of Peter Manousakis)”, translated by Hilda Pendlebury [PEN 5/2/1/4], Typed copy of the translation into English of “Statement of Aristea Drousoulakis and her sister Theonymphe (wife of Peter Manousakis)”, translated by Hilda Pendlebury, Monday, March 10, 1947

John Pendlebury had been taken to Aristea Drousoulakis’ farmhouse in Kaminia (Herakleion [Iráklion]) after being wounded on the 21 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Narrative of “Aristea, widow of George Drosolakis, and her sister”, handwritten by [R W Hutchinson] [PEN 5/2/1/5], Narrative of “Aristea, widow of George Drosolakis, and her sister”, handwritten by [R W Hutchinson], Monday, March 10, 1947

John Pendlebury had been taken to Aristea Drousoulakis’ farmhouse in Kaminia (Herakleion [Iráklion]) after being wounded on the 21 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Typed copy of “Narrative of Aristea, widow of George Drosolakis and her sister”, written by [R W Hutchinson] [PEN 5/2/1/6], Typed copy of “Narrative of Aristea, widow of George Drosolakis and her sister”, written by [R W Hutchinson], Monday, March 10, 1947

John Pendlebury had been taken to Aristea Drousoulakis’ farmhouse in Kaminia (Herakleion [Iráklion]) after being wounded on the 21 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Typed and signed original “Statement of Polybios Markotatos, from Gonies in Malevizi”, in Greek. Crete [PEN 5/2/2/1], Typed and signed original “Statement of Polybios Markotatos, from Gonies in Malevizi”, in Greek. Crete, Monday, March 10, 1947

Markatatos was a soldier who had fired at German parachutists alongside John Pendlebury on the 21 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Handwritten translation into English of “Statement of Polybios Markotatos – of the village of Goniais. Crete”, translated by Hilda Pendlebury [PEN 5/2/2/2], Handwritten translation into English of “Statement of Polybios Markotatos – of the village of Goniais. Crete”, translated by Hilda Pendlebury, Monday, March 10, 1947

Markatatos was a soldier who had fired at German parachutists alongside John Pendlebury on the 21 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Typed copy of the translation into English of “Statement of Polybios Markotatos – of the village of Goniais. Crete”, translated by Hilda Pendlebury [PEN 5/2/2/3], Typed copy of the translation into English of “Statement of Polybios Markotatos – of the village of Goniais. Crete”, translated by Hilda Pendlebury, Monday, March 10, 1947

Markatatos was a soldier who had fired at German parachutists alongside John Pendlebury on the 21 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Handwritten translation into English of “Statement of Polybios Markotatos, from Gonies in Malevizi” [PEN 5/2/2/4], Handwritten translation into English of “Statement of Polybios Markotatos, from Gonies in Malevizi”, Monday, March 10, 1947

Markatatos was a soldier who had fired at German parachutists alongside John Pendlebury on the 21 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Typed copy of the translation into English of “Statement of Polybios Markotatos, from Gonies in Malevizi” [PEN 5/2/2/5], Typed copy of the translation into English of “Statement of Polybios Markotatos, from Gonies in Malevizi”, Monday, March 10, 1947

Markatatos was a soldier who had fired at German parachutists alongside John Pendlebury on the 21 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Typed declaration of Kaliope Karatsanis, in Greek, Herakleion [Iráklion], Crete [PEN 5/2/3/2], Typed declaration of Kaliope Karatsanis, in Greek, Herakleion [Iráklion], Crete, Undated

Karakatsanis witnessed the shooting of John Pendlebury in Kaminia on the 22 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Handwritten translation into English of the declaration of Kaliope Karatsanis, translated by Hilda Pendlebury [PEN 5/2/3/3], Handwritten translation into English of the declaration of Kaliope Karatsanis, translated by Hilda Pendlebury, Undated

Karakatsanis witnessed the shooting of John Pendlebury in Kaminia on the 22 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Typed copy of the translation into English of the declaration of Kaliope Karatsanis, translated by Hilda Pendlebury [PEN 5/2/3/4], Typed copy of the translation into English of the declaration of Kaliope Karatsanis, translated by Hilda Pendlebury, Undated

Karakatsanis witnessed the shooting of John Pendlebury in Kaminia on the 22 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Typed copy of the translation into English of the declaration of Kaliope Karatsanis, translated by Hilda Pendlebury [PEN 5/2/3/5], Typed copy of the translation into English of the declaration of Kaliope Karatsanis, translated by Hilda Pendlebury, Undated

Karakatsanis witnessed the shooting of John Pendlebury in Kaminia on the 22 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Typed copy of the translation into English of the declaration of Kaliope Karatsanis, translated by Hilda Pendlebury [PEN 5/2/3/6], Typed copy of the translation into English of the declaration of Kaliope Karatsanis, translated by Hilda Pendlebury, Undated

Karakatsanis witnessed the shooting of John Pendlebury in Kaminia on the 22 May 1941. Statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police.

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Original handwritten statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police, in Greek [PEN 5/2/4/1], Original handwritten statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police, in Greek, Sunday, March 16, 1947

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Photocopy of the handwritten statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police, in Greek [PEN 5/2/4/2], Photocopy of the handwritten statement given to the Herakleion [Iráklion] Police, in Greek, Sunday, March 16, 1947

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Handwritten letter sent to Hilda Pendlebury, in Greek, from Herakleion [Iráklion], Crete [PEN 5/2/5], Handwritten letter sent to Hilda Pendlebury, in Greek, from Herakleion [Iráklion], Crete, 02 February 1947

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Handwritten letter sent to Hilda Pendlebury, in Greek [PEN 5/2/6], Handwritten letter sent to Hilda Pendlebury, in Greek, 16 Aug 1942

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Handwritten translation of “Minutes of Resolution I of the Committee of the Nomarchy of Herakleion [Iráklion]”, written by Hilda Pendlebury [PEN 5/3/1/1], Handwritten translation of “Minutes of Resolution I of the Committee of the Nomarchy of Herakleion [Iráklion]”, written by Hilda Pendlebury, Monday, July 22, 1946

Committee “set up with the aim of showing due honour to the Englishman John Pendlebury”. A plan to erect a bust of John Pendlebury in the garden of the Herakleion museum is recorded in the minutes.

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Typed copy of the translation of “Minutes of Resolution I of the Committee of the Nomarchy of Herakleion [Iráklion]” [PEN 5/3/1/2], Typed copy of the translation of “Minutes of Resolution I of the Committee of the Nomarchy of Herakleion [Iráklion]”, Monday, July 22, 1946

Committee “set up with the aim of showing due honour to the Englishman John Pendlebury”. A plan to erect a bust of John Pendlebury in the garden of the Herakleion museum is recorded in the minutes.

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Typewritten copy [translation] of a notice in a ’Patris’ newspaper announcing a memorial service for John Pendlebury [PEN 5/3/2/1], Typewritten copy [translation] of a notice in a ’Patris’ newspaper announcing a memorial service for John Pendlebury, Friday, February 28, 1947

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Notice reporting a memorial service for Captain J.D.S. Pendlebury held at Kaminia [PEN 5/3/2/2], Notice reporting a memorial service for Captain J.D.S. Pendlebury held at Kaminia, [February-March] 1947

The notice also reports that a tall wooden cross had been erected there with the inscription “he fell fighting”.

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Typewritten copy of the speech given at a memorial service to John Pendlebury in Herakleion by Mr N. Platon, Director of the Museum at Candia [Iráklion] and Ephor of Antiquities in Crete, in Greek [PEN 5/3/3/1], Typewritten copy of the speech given at a memorial service to John Pendlebury in Herakleion by Mr N. Platon, Director of the Museum at Candia [Iráklion] and Ephor of Antiquities in Crete, in Greek, Sunday, March 02, 1947

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Typewritten copy of a translation into English of the speech given at a memorial service to John Pendlebury in Herakleion by Mr N. Platon, Director of the Museum at Candia [Iráklion] and Ephor of Antiquities in Crete [PEN 5/3/3/2], Typewritten copy of a translation into English of the speech given at a memorial service to John Pendlebury in Herakleion by Mr N. Platon, Director of the Museum at Candia [Iráklion] and Ephor of Antiquities in Crete, Sunday, March 02

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Photograph of a memorial service held for John Pendlebury in Herakleion [Iráklion], Crete [PEN 5/3/4/1], Photograph of a memorial service held for John Pendlebury in Herakleion [Iráklion], Crete, Sunday, March 02, 1947

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Photograph of a memorial service held for John Pendlebury in Herakleion [Iráklion], Crete [PEN 5/3/4/2], Photograph of a memorial service held for John Pendlebury in Herakleion [Iráklion], Crete, Sunday, March 02, 1947

Includes Hilda Pendlebury and was made (from the negative) for an exhibition in 2001.

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Poem [spoken at memorial services for John Pendlebury] [PEN 5/3/5/1], Poem [spoken at memorial services for John Pendlebury], Undated

Typewritten and in Hilda Pendlebury’s handwriting.

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Poem entitled “Fallen at Crete” [spoken at memorial services for John Pendlebury] [PEN 5/3/5/2], Poem entitled “Fallen at Crete” [spoken at memorial services for John Pendlebury], Undated

In Hilda Pendlebury’s handwriting.

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Photograph of a memorial plaque (mounted onto card) including John Pendlebury’s name [PEN 5/3/6/2], Photograph of a memorial plaque (mounted onto card) including John Pendlebury’s name, Saturday, July 10, 1948

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Booklet entitled “Dedication of the Memorial to the Men of the House who fell in the 1939-1945 war”, Pembroke College, Cambridge [PEN 5/3/6/1], Booklet entitled “Dedication of the Memorial to the Men of the House who fell in the 1939-1945 war”, Pembroke College, Cambridge, Saturday, July 10, 1948

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Booklet entitled “Winchester College. The Order of Service in the Memorial Cloister” [PEN 5/3/7/1], Booklet entitled “Winchester College. The Order of Service in the Memorial Cloister”, Sunday, November 14, 1948

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Booklet entitled “Supplement to the Wykehamist” [PEN 5/3/7/2], Booklet entitled “Supplement to the Wykehamist”, December 1948

Supplement dedicated to the memory of “Wykehamists who had fought and fallen in the service of God and of their country”.

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An Architectural Association booklet containing an order of service for “Dedication of the War Memorial, 1914-1918, 1939-1945” [PEN 5/3/8], An Architectural Association booklet containing an order of service for “Dedication of the War Memorial, 1914-1918, 1939-1945”, 28 Feb 1950

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A notice about the war memorial at the British School of Archaeology at Athens (British School at Athens) [PEN 5/3/9], A notice about the war memorial at the British School of Archaeology at Athens (British School at Athens), Jul 1950

The notice is asking the friends of the School to share the cost of the memorial plaque.

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Photograph of the war cemetery at Souda Bay [PEN 5/3/10/1], Photograph of the war cemetery at Souda Bay, c.1946 - 1960

It shows white crosses in place of the gravestones (before the gravestones were produced).

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Photograph of the war cemetery at Souda Bay [PEN 5/3/10/2], Photograph of the war cemetery at Souda Bay, c.1946 - 1960

It shows white crosses in place of the gravestones (before the gravestones were produced).

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Illustration of a sample headstone [PEN 5/3/10/3], Illustration of a sample headstone, c.1946 - 1960

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Photograph of John Pendlebury’s gravestone [PEN 5/3/10/4], Photograph of John Pendlebury’s gravestone, c.1946 - 1960

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Booklet entitled “1939-1945. The War Dead of the British Commonwealth and Empire. Cemeteries in Crete and the Dodecanese” [PEN 5/3/10/5], Booklet entitled “1939-1945. The War Dead of the British Commonwealth and Empire. Cemeteries in Crete and the Dodecanese”, 1960

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Annotated typescript of ‘First Trip to Eastern Crete’ [PEN 5/4/1], Annotated typescript of ‘First Trip to Eastern Crete’, c. 1948

Describes a trip in 1928. Published in ‘John Pendlebury in Crete’ memorial book, which was printed for private circulation (250 copies) by Cambridge University Press.

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Annotated first draft typescript of ‘John Pendlebury 1940-1941’ by Nicholas Hammond [PEN 5/4/2], Annotated first draft typescript of ‘John Pendlebury 1940-1941’ by Nicholas Hammond, c. 1948

Published in ‘John Pendlebury in Crete’ memorial book, which was printed for private circulation (250 copies) by Cambridge University Press.

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Second draft typescript of ‘John Pendlebury 1940-1941’ by Nicholas Hammond [PEN 5/4/3], Second draft typescript of ‘John Pendlebury 1940-1941’ by Nicholas Hammond, c.1948

Published in ‘John Pendlebury in Crete’ memorial book, which was printed for private circulation (250 copies) by Cambridge University Press.

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Annotated draft typescript of ‘Last days – May 1941’ by T. J. Dunbabin [PEN 5/4/4], Annotated draft typescript of ‘Last days – May 1941’ by T. J. Dunbabin, c. 1948

Published in ‘John Pendlebury in Crete’ memorial book, which was printed for private circulation (250 copies) by Cambridge University Press.

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Painted cross by John Pendlebury, with the message “The Lord will provide” [PEN 6/1/1], Painted cross by John Pendlebury, with the message “The Lord will provide”, Undated [c. 1910-1920]

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Card with a silhouette [of John Pendlebury] by Handrup, London [PEN 6/1/2], Card with a silhouette [of John Pendlebury] by Handrup, London, Undated [c. 1918-1929]

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School exam marks from St George’s School, Broadstairs, Kent [PEN 6/1/3], School exam marks from St George’s School, Broadstairs, Kent, Undated [1915-Feb 1917]

Handwritten, some by [John Pendlebury].

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