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Papers of the Sykes family of SledmereU DDSY

BalkholmeU DDSY/1

Barmby-on-the-MoorU DDSY/2

BeverleyU DDSY/3

Bishop WiltonU DDSY/4

BridlingtonU DDSY/5

BrighamU DDSY/6

Burton PidseaU DDSY/7

CottamU DDSY/8

CroomU DDSY/9

Dalton HolmeU DDSY/10

Derwent Drainage and NavigationU DDSY/11

DriffieldU DDSY/12

DrypoolU DDSY/13

DugglebyU DDSY/14

EastringtonU DDSY/15

EddlethorpeU DDSY/16

EttonU DDSY/17

FimberU DDSY/18

FitlingU DDSY/19

FoshamU DDSY/20

FridaythorpeU DDSY/21

GansteadU DDSY/22

Garton-on-the-WoldsU DDSY/23

Manor of Garton-on-the-WoldsU DDSY/24

Heslerton, East and West, and SherburnU DDSY/25

HilderthorpeU DDSY/26

HilstonU DDSY/27

HollymU DDSY/28

HothamU DDSY/29

HowdenU DDSY/30

HuggateU DDSY/31

HullU DDSY/32

HunsleyU DDSY/33

Hutton CranswickU DDSY/34

KennythorpeU DDSY/35

KilhamU DDSY/36

KilpinU DDSY/37

Kirby Grindalythe and MowthorpeU DDSY/38

KirkburnU DDSY/39

LangtoftU DDSY/40

Linton, par. WintringhamU DDSY/41

LockingtonU DDSY/42

LundU DDSY/43

Market WeightonU DDSY/44

Menethorpe, par. BurythorpeU DDSY/45

Middleton-on-the-WoldsU DDSY/46

MolescroftU DDSY/47

MytonU DDSY/48

North CaveU DDSY/49

North DaltonU DDSY/50

North FrodinghamU DDSY/51

OwstwickU DDSY/52

OwthorneU DDSY/53

RiccallU DDSY/54

RimswellU DDSY/55

RoosU DDSY/56

RotseaU DDSY/57

SanctonU DDSY/58

SettringtonU DDSY/59

SherburnU DDSY/60

SkeltonU DDSY/61

SledmereU DDSY/62

South FrodinghamU DDSY/63

Thirkleby and LintonU DDSY/64

ThirtlebyU DDSY/65

ThixendaleU DDSY/66

TibthorpeU DDSY/67

WansfordU DDSY/68

WaxholmeU DDSY/69

Weaverthorpe and HelperthorpeU DDSY/70

West LuttonU DDSY/71

WetwangU DDSY/72

WheldrakeU DDSY/73

YedinghamU DDSY/74

Cayton (North Riding)U DDSY/75

Clifton (North Riding)U DDSY/76

Danby (North Riding)U DDSY/77

Huttons Ambo (North Riding)U DDSY/78

Malton (North Riding)U DDSY/79

Mowthorpe (North Riding)U DDSY/80

Scarborough (North Riding)U DDSY/81

Crofton (West Riding)U DDSY/82

Knottingley (West Riding)U DDSY/83

Leeds (West Riding)U DDSY/84

Levels (West Riding)U DDSY/85

Monk Bretton (West Riding)U DDSY/86

Rothwell (West Riding)U DDSY/87

Sherburn in Elmet (West Riding)U DDSY/88

Sutton (Byram cum Sutton, West Riding)U DDSY/89

YorkU DDSY/90

BedfordshireU DDSY/91

CheshireU DDSY/92

IrelandU DDSY/93

LincolnshireU DDSY/94

MiddlesexU DDSY/95

WiltshireU DDSY/96

Various TownshipsU DDSY/97

Accounts & VouchersU DDSY/98

Acts of ParliamentU DDSY/99

Commissions and AppointmentsU DDSY/100

CorrespondenceU DDSY/101

Diaries & JournalsU DDSY/102

DrainageU DDSY/103

MiscellaneousU DDSY/104

Pedigrees & Genealogical MaterialU DDSY/105

Plans, Maps & DrawingsU DDSY/106

Rentals & SurveysU DDSY/107

SettlementsU DDSY/108

Various DeedsU DDSY/109

WillsU DDSY/110

Papers of Sir Mark Sykes (1879 - 1919) (Second Deposit of Papers of the Sykes family)U DDSY2

CorrespondenceU DDSY2/1

DiariesU DDSY2/2

FinanceU DDSY2/3

Foreign affairs and travelU DDSY2/4

Pre-war notebook. Journey from Jericho to DamascusU DDSY2/4/1

Pre-war notes. Journey from Van to AleppoU DDSY2/4/2

Pre-war notebook. Description of the town of BrusaU DDSY2/4/3

Pre-war notebook. Journey from Slurach to Titlis.U DDSY2/4/4

Pre-war notes. Journey of Edith Sykes, with Mark Sykes, from Sinope to AleppoU DDSY2/4/5

Ts. of pre-war notebook. Journey of Edith Sykes, with Mark Sykes, from Sinope to AleppoU DDSY2/4/6

Pre-war notebook. "A Report on a Journey through Northern Mesopotamia, from Aleppo to Mosul"U DDSY2/4/7

Pre-war notebook. Journey from Hama to SawdaU DDSY2/4/8

Pre-war notebook. Journey in TurkeyU DDSY2/4/9

Pre-war notebook. Journey in EgyptU DDSY2/4/10

Pre-war notebook. Journey in Northern Mesopotamia.U DDSY2/4/11

Notebook. Campaign in MesopotamiaU DDSY2/4/12

Pre-war notebook. Ottoman Empire.U DDSY2/4/13

Certificate from US Consul in Jerusalem concerning Jacob ArabU DDSY2/4/14

Letter. Thomas Cook and Son, Jerusalem, to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/15

Letter from L Gaufry introducing Mark Sykes to Pere BouivrameU DDSY2/4/16

Travel documents issued in Baghdad, Mosul, Sulaymaniyah, etc. for Mark Sykes and a companionU DDSY2/4/17

Account of sum of imports, customs duties and surtax paid [in Turkey ?]U DDSY2/4/18

Account of railway receipts and debts in TurkeyU DDSY2/4/19

Summary of correspondence relating to Turkish interference with river steamers to Lynch and Co.U DDSY2/4/20

Draft letter. Mark Sykes to Abdul HamidU DDSY2/4/21

Satirical note on the 'Kazas of this Vilayet', with two drawingsU DDSY2/4/22

Letters to Mark Sykes about travel arrangements; horses and servants; invitations; military affairs (training; possibility of German invasion of England); German influence in Turkey; cottages to be built on Sykes estate, Kurdish tents; affairs in Mesopotamia and Egypt; Lynch and Co.; financial arrangements; Diarbekir CastleU DDSY2/4/23

Letters from Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/24

Letter. 'Constance', Gulmay to [Edith Sykes ?]U DDSY2/4/25

Draft letter about the reforms needed in Mosul, with reference to a description of the city by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/26

Accounts (travel, personal)U DDSY2/4/27

Rough plan of a harbourU DDSY2/4/28

Turkish documents [official receipts]U DDSY2/4/29

List by Mark Sykes of 'Things that are lacking in the East owing to absence of European ideals of civilization'U DDSY2/4/30

List of 'Shiah villages round Arga'U DDSY2/4/31

Miscellaneous notes about a contract for a loan of £2 1/2 million; weights; figures; drawingsU DDSY2/4/32

Letters and telegrams to Mark Sykes about massacres during war in Macedonia; charity appeals; Turkish bath at Sledmere; sending a dog from Damascus to Constantinople; Mark Sykes bitten by a dog and possibility of rabies; wife travelling to join himU DDSY2/4/33

Notes by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/34

AccountsU DDSY2/4/35

'Further notes on bones of animals with lava brought from Eastern Hauran by Capt. Mark Sykes in 1903' by E T NewtonU DDSY2/4/36

Note on the Kurds by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/37

Condemnation of Italy's action in Tripoli, by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/38

Future of 'T in A' [Turkey in Asia ?], by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/39

Scheme for establishing a school in the North of England for young Turks to be raised as future civil servants of the Ottoman Empire, by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/40

Lecture on the Asiatic provinces of the Ottoman Empire, by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/41

Description of a visit to the palace 'of D B' [i.e. Diarbekir] and a reception by the Sultan, by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/42

Criticism of the Turkish railway, by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/43

Draft letter to the press from Mark Sykes about the ill effects of Western influence in Egypt and the Middle East [incomplete]U DDSY2/4/44

Draft letter to 'Your Highness' from Mark Sykes about condition of Turkey following the war with the Balkan allies, with suggestions for improvementU DDSY2/4/45

Copy letter to 'Monsieur le Ministre' fron Mark Sykes, asking for clemency for the three sons of the late Ibrahim, chief of the Milli Kurds, imprisoned at DiarbekirU DDSY2/4/46

Memorandum by Mark Sykes concerning military prisoners at Sumerpur campU DDSY2/4/47

Draft letter by Mark Sykes about the Persian crisisU DDSY2/4/48

Draft letter (in hand of Mark Sykes with ts. copy) from Shaykh Ahmed HaddadU DDSY2/4/49

Draft letter [to 'NE' ?] about the danger of independent Moslem states ceasing to exist; condition of Islam, by Mark Sykes [incomplete]U DDSY2/4/50

Review of 'The Revolution in Constantinople and Turkey', by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/51

Copy of letter to press by Mark Sykes defending Sir Eldon Gort against accusations made in an anonymous letterU DDSY2/4/52

Review of 'Amurath to Amurath', by Gertrude BellU DDSY2/4/53

Ms. and ts. draft letter to press by Mark Sykes with criticism of state of TurkeyU DDSY2/4/54

Draft and ts. review of two books on Turkey, by Cpt. Townshend and Mr AbbottU DDSY2/4/55

PassportsU DDSY2/4/56

Letter. E C Bl[ish?], British Consulate, Jerusalem, to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/57

Translation of a letter from Abdul Hamid Bey, prison at Diarbekir to Mark Sykes, who sent his secretary to explain his situationU DDSY2/4/58

Invitations to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/59

Letter. O C 'Noor el Bahr' to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/60

Copy letter. British Consul, Damascus, to Viceroy of IndiaU DDSY2/4/61

Letter from War Office granting permission for Mark Sykes to travel to Turkey during leaveU DDSY2/4/62

Insurance policy on two crates, containing a door and an old lamp, shipped from Constantinople to Hull on 'SS Othello'U DDSY2/4/63

Visiting cardsU DDSY2/4/64

Scraps of paper bearing jottings, drawings, calculationsU DDSY2/4/65

Miscellaneous itemsU DDSY2/4/66

Plans by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/67

Photographs (taken in 1908) of tracings made by Mark Sykes of areas of Turkey in Asia, with two similar blue-printsU DDSY2/4/68

Sketch of the Russian road from Kazvin to HamadanU DDSY2/4/69

Map. Arabia and the Persian Gulf, by Capt. F F HunterU DDSY2/4/70

Photograph of map of the routes of Alexander's army near the Baghdad RailwayU DDSY2/4/71

Map of the Euphrates district, giving limits of cultivation and position of Bedouin tribes in summer quartersU DDSY2/4/72

Portion of map of eastern part of Turkey in Asia (Kurdistan and area)U DDSY2/4/73

Map of railways in Persia, taken from a newspaperU DDSY2/4/74

Maps. Empire Ottoman, Armenie.U DDSY2/4/75

Map. Arabia (scale 1:7,500,000)U DDSY2/4/76

Map. Durbadam PassU DDSY2/4/77

Map. Turkey in AsiaU DDSY2/4/78

Outline map of Turkey in Asia (taken from DDSY(2)/4/78)U DDSY2/4/79

Map. Europe. Political.U DDSY2/4/80

Ms. and ts. draft letter. Mark Sykes to Winston ChurchillU DDSY2/4/81

Memorandum. Information, gathered by the writer during a journey to Paris, Italy and Switzerland on various aspects of the war (including the Middle East)U DDSY2/4/82

Letter. Emery Walker Ltd., London to Walter Wilson, sending a map for 'Turkey' by Mark Sykes for approval and asking for spellings to be settledU DDSY2/4/83

Translation of an introduction to an Arabic pamphlet by Sheikh Mohamed El Kilkili about the condition of TurkeyU DDSY2/4/84

Note on the Khalifate, by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/85

Copy letter. G S Symes, Erkowit, to G F ClaytonU DDSY2/4/86

Memorandum on ports and railways of Syria and Mesopotamia, by Major S F NewcombeU DDSY2/4/87

Letter. G F Clayton, Cairo, to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/88

Extract from despatch by Mark Sykes about the Arab situation from Hauran to JeddahU DDSY2/4/89

Report on Pan- Arab party in SyriaU DDSY2/4/90

Ms. note by Mark Sykes, 'Drafting plans for Arab Bureau'U DDSY2/4/91

Ms. note by Mark Sykes, 'Constitution and functions of the Arab Bureau'U DDSY2/4/92

Memorandum by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/93

Memorandum on Indian MoslemsU DDSY2/4/94

Evidence on the Arab question, by Mark Sykes for the War CommitteeU DDSY2/4/95

Ms. and ts. notes by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/96

Volume containing copies of despatches from Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/97

Volume containing copies of despatches from Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/98

Proof copy. Letter. Brigader General C H U Price, Aden, to Secretary to Government, Political Department, BombayU DDSY2/4/99

Memorandum by A P Albina on the fall of Kut El Amara and its effect on England's prestige in the EastU DDSY2/4/100

Memorandum by C French on the Intelligence Service in MesopotamiaU DDSY2/4/101

Article. 'The future of the Arab race', by A P AlbinaU DDSY2/4/102

Copies of letter between Sayed Mohammed Idris and Sir Henry McMahon, CairoU DDSY2/4/103

LettersU DDSY2/4/104

Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on military situation in the Middle EastU DDSY2/4/105

LettersU DDSY2/4/106

Draft letter. Mark Sykes to CoxU DDSY2/4/107

Letter. J L Fisher, War Office to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/108

Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on future negotiations with Italy in regard to the English, French and Russian agreementU DDSY2/4/109

Memorandum (by E Ujevia?) on the Princess Eugenie Nicephorus Comnenus Palaelogus, and the Greek LegionU DDSY2/4/110

Pamphlet. 'Events in French North Africa in July 1916 (From French official sources)'U DDSY2/4/111

Ts. Memorandum [by Mark Sykes ?] on the Arab situationU DDSY2/4/112

Copy. Notice from Imperial Defence Committee about the preparation of the 'Statesman's atlas of Europe and the Near East' [the 'translucent atlas' of Mark Sykes ?]U DDSY2/4/113

Copy letter. Mark Sykes to Austen ChamberlainU DDSY2/4/114

Report. 'Information from two Arab officers recently arrived in England from Kermanshah via the Caucasus and examined by Sir Mark Sykes'U DDSY2/4/115

Ms. and ts. memorandum from Mark Sykes with proposals for a landing at AkabaU DDSY2/4/116

Copy. Mark Sykes to Sir John HewettU DDSY2/4/117

Ms. and ts. proposal by Mark Sykes for an explosive device suitable for the derailment of trainsU DDSY2/4/118

Translation of a book, 'The Turkish and Pan- Turkish ideal', by Tekin Alp, ConstantinopleU DDSY2/4/119

Printed memorandum. 'The future administration of Mesopotamia'U DDSY2/4/120

Draft memorandum by Mark Sykes on the political situation in the Arab speaking parts of the Ottoman EmpireU DDSY2/4/121

Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes suggesting suitable contributions in men and material to operations in ArabiaU DDSY2/4/122

Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on the French reply of 5 October regarding co- operation in SyriaU DDSY2/4/123

Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on aeroplane reconnaissance and communications in ArabiaU DDSY2/4/124

Memorandum by Mark Sykes on the Italian and Franco-British AgreementU DDSY2/4/125

Ms. and ts. review by Mark Sykes of 'At the war' by Lord NorthcliffeU DDSY2/4/126

Draft letter. Mark Sykes to Editor, 'Morning Post'.U DDSY2/4/127

Ms. and ts. draft memorandum by Mark Sykes on the 'Political War Contacts Branch' of the (Cabinet) SecretariatU DDSY2/4/128

Letter. G F Clayton, Cairo to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/129

Cutting from 'The Times of India' of picture of mosque in BerlinU DDSY2/4/130

Typed table of contents of 'Synthetic atlas of Europe'U DDSY2/4/131

Ts. 'An address to the Arab race' [by Mark Sykes ?], with some drawingsU DDSY2/4/132

Ts. article, 'Syria and Germany's task'U DDSY2/4/133

Speech of Sheikh Ismail Abdu Al AkkiU DDSY2/4/134

Ts. copy of a letter addressed from the Cantonment, Bellary, to Lord Chelmsford, Viceroy of India.U DDSY2/4/135

Ms. and ts. draft letter. Mark Sykes to Sir John SimonU DDSY2/4/136

Letter. Norman [Bury ?], Suez, to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/137

Printed copies of telegrams to the Viceroy with proclamation to be made to people of Baghdad; administration of cityU DDSY2/4/138

Copies of proclamation to be made to people of Baghdad; administration of cityU DDSY2/4/139

Copies of proclamation to be made to people of Baghdad; administration of cityU DDSY2/4/140

Minutes and reports of the Mesopotamian administration Sub CommitteeU DDSY2/4/141

Printed tape. Exchange, by telegraph, between Mark Sykes (and F G Picot) concerning their forthcoming visit to EgyptU DDSY2/4/142

Ts. and duplicated copies. Observations by Mark Sykes on Arabian policy as a result of his visits to Red Sea portsU DDSY2/4/143

Ts. and duplicated copy. Memorandum by Mark Sykes on Arab situationU DDSY2/4/144

Report on a bundle of circulars relating to the Syro- Arabian Union of Freedom, sent from Kazan to New york and detained as possible German propagandaU DDSY2/4/145

Ts. and ms. copy of letter. Mark Sykes to Director of Military Operations, War OfficeU DDSY2/4/146

Draft letter. Mark Sykes to Lord CurzonU DDSY2/4/147

Draft letter. Mark Sykes to Lord CurzonU DDSY2/4/148

'The Kurdish tribes of the Ottoman Empire', by Mark Sykes.U DDSY2/4/149

Letter. D G Hogarth to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/150

Ms. and duplicated copies. Memorandum by Mark Sykes 'on Mr Nicholson's note regarding our commitments' on Anglo French involvement in Arab affairsU DDSY2/4/151

Memorandum by Capts. C A Willis and J E Phillips on British policy on colonies and dependencies in East Africa, prepared after a conversation with Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/152

Copies of [telegrams?] from Arthur Balfour to High Commissioner Regent and N Ribot about the formation of the Arab LegionU DDSY2/4/153

Ms. and ts. note by Mark Sykes to the officers of the Arab LegionU DDSY2/4/154

Duplicated extract from letter. G F Clayton, Cairo, to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/155

Weekly report of the Director of Criminal Intelligence [in India?].U DDSY2/4/156

Ms. and ts. draft letter. Mark Sykes to Edward MontaguU DDSY2/4/157

Ms. and duplicated copies. Memorandum by Mark Sykes on the Asia Minor agreementU DDSY2/4/158

Ms. and ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes on the Aden situationU DDSY2/4/159

Letter. G F Clayton, Cairo to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/160

Ms. and ts. draft letter. Mark Sykes to Sir Maurice Hankey with suggestions for Turkish peace termsU DDSY2/4/161

Copy. Proclamation of martial law in JerusalemU DDSY2/4/162

Points worth stressing on the British occupation of JerusalemU DDSY2/4/163

Ms. and ts. draft speech to be delivered by a Syrian Arab, by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/164

Letter. Ronald Storrs, Cairo, to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/165

Ts. memorandum by Mark Sykes 'on our attitude towards Arabs in Mesopotamia'U DDSY2/4/166

Draft [telegram?] from Mark Sykes about Arab affairs; Syria; ZionismU DDSY2/4/167

Letter. G H Fitzmaurice to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/168

Copy. 'Declaration to my respectable countryman' by King FeisalU DDSY2/4/169

Copy of message from Sherif Hussein to Poincare and of reply about arrival of French military missionU DDSY2/4/170

Illustrated paper. "al-Haqiqah", printed London in Arabic, Farsi and TurkishU DDSY2/4/171

Ms. and ts. Questions and answers by Mark Sykes about anti- Turkish, German and Arab propagandaU DDSY2/4/172

Draft speech of Shaykh Ismail Abdu al Akh, by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/173

Copy letter. John F MacLean, Constantinople, to the Netherlands Minister in the cityU DDSY2/4/174

Letters. Samuel Hoare, Rome, to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/175

Draft letter. Mark Sykes to 'Bob' (Lord Robert Cecil?)U DDSY2/4/176

Extract from debate in House of Commons on arrangements with TurkeyU DDSY2/4/177

Note. S Gaselee, Foreign Office, to Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/178

Ms. draft letter of Mark Sykes to Lord Robert CecilU DDSY2/4/179

CorrespondenceU DDSY2/4/180

Blank form of receipt for money advanced by the Command PaymasterU DDSY2/4/181

Visiting cardsU DDSY2/4/182

Place card for Col. Mark Sykes and a menuU DDSY2/4/183

Note by Mark Sykes of matters to be dealt withU DDSY2/4/184

Cable from Mark Sykes, Cairo with details of his war service in refutation of charges by R M Kedworth that he had avoided active service with his battalionU DDSY2/4/185

Copy telegram from G F Clayton, with message of support for Mark Sykes, in his parliamentary campaign, from Armenian Union of AleppoU DDSY2/4/186

Memorandum by V H Fiani, British pro consul, Jaffa about future government of AleppoU DDSY2/4/187

Account of the mission by Ronald GladstoneU DDSY2/4/188

Copy letter. H W Hodgson, Aleppo, to Mrs HerbertU DDSY2/4/189

Correspondence relating to Armenian affiarsU DDSY2/4/190

Report of a meeting held at the Mansion House, London to initiate the repatriation of the ArmeniansU DDSY2/4/191

'The future of the Near East'. by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/192

Correspondence relating to Armenian refugeesU DDSY2/4/193

Notes and evidence taken on the Armenian massacres in 1915, taken by Mark SykesU DDSY2/4/194

Ticket to the Armenian concert, [Aleppo?]U DDSY2/4/195

Lists of Armenian emigres and interneesU DDSY2/4/196

Place card, menu and note accompanying gift of flowers for meal organised by Armenian refugeesU DDSY2/4/197

Notebook. 'The great Armenian massacre and few words about 13, 000 prisoners of war from Kut in Turkey'.U DDSY2/4/198

Correspondence with the Anglo-Russion Friendship SocietyU DDSY2/4/199

Account for photograph of the Russian groupU DDSY2/4/200

Draft objects and byelaws of the United Russian SocietyU DDSY2/4/201

Booklets, 'Russia' (Vol. I, No. 1) and 'Russia - Britain's great opportunity'U DDSY2/4/202

Letters to Mark Sykes about ZionismU DDSY2/4/203

Sketch map of Arabia.U DDSY2/4/204

Set of maps of ArabiaU DDSY2/4/205

Map. Western Asia MinorU DDSY2/4/206

Maps. The countries between Constantinople and Calcutta (Western half only, i.e. Asia Minor and Turkey in Asia)U DDSY2/4/207a

Map. Turkey in AsiaU DDSY2/4/207b

Map. Turkey in Asia (from 'Times' history of the war')U DDSY2/4/208

Map. Turkey in Asia, Arabia and PersiaU DDSY2/4/209

Map. Red Sea littoral: part of Arabia and north part of the Persian GulfU DDSY2/4/210

Map. The Middle EastU DDSY2/4/211

Map. Turkey in Asia, Syria and Western PersiaU DDSY2/4/212

Map. 'L' Empire Ottoman'U DDSY2/4/213

Map. Berlin- Baghdad or 'Mittel Europa'U DDSY2/4/214

Outline map of the Turkish EmpireU DDSY2/4/215

Maps, variously marked upU DDSY2/4/216

Military affairsU DDSY2/5

ProjectsU DDSY2/6

Political affairsU DDSY2/7

SpeechesU DDSY2/8

MiscellaneousU DDSY2/9

Material used by Shane Leslie for his book 'Mark Sykes. His life and letters'U DDSY2/10

Papers relating to the Sykes-Picot Agreement, the Zionist movement and the British policy in Islamic countriesU DDSY2/11

Papers of Sir Mark Sykes formerly on display at Sledmere HouseU DDSY2/12

Third deposit of papers of the Sykes family of SledmereU DDSY3

Fourth deposit of papers of the Sykes family of SledmereU DDSY4

Fifth deposit of papers of the Sykes family of SledmereU DDSY5

Sixth and subsequent deposits of papers of the Sykes family of SledmereU DDSY6