[Album of photographs of Colinton, Cleveland, South Africa, home of Henry Hyndman Balfour and his family]
Balfour, Henry Hyndman,1873-
S.l. : s.n. ;
[ca.  1900-1910]
Album of photographs relating to the family of Henry Hyndman Balfour, a relative of Robert Louis Stevenson, who emigrated to South Africa and survived the siege of Mafeking during the Boer War. South African Who's Who (1908):   "Balfour, Harry Hyndman, M.B., C.M., Edin., 1895 (Edin. and Brussels); J.P. (Witwatersrand): Captain Transvaal Med. Staff Corps, Medical Officer to Rand Mines (Cleveland District)); b. 31st May, 1873, at Edinburgh, Scotd.; s. of late Dr. George W. Balfour, M.D., LL.D., Hon. Physician to the King (and also to the late Queen) for Scotland. Educ. Edinburgh, London, and Brussels. Came to Transvaal 1898; m. 1903, Bertha Elsie, d. of Sir Benjamin Greenacre. Late House Surgeon Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, and Resident Physician and Surgeon Royal Hospital for Sick Children, Edinburgh; Civil Surgeon, South African Field Force, 1899-1902, including siege of Ladysmith. Member of Transvaal Medical Society; Chemical, Metallurgical, and Mining Society; South African Association for the Advancement of Science; Transvaal Automobile Club; and Foundation Office Bearer of the Cleveland Masonic Lodge. Add., 'Colinton', Cleveland, Johannesburg, Transvaal."
69 photographic prints pasted on to 17 leaves of the album, some of the prints have MS captions.