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Correspondence, including thirty-six letters from Edward Crawford Lloyd Fitzwilliams to his wife from Chicago and Philadelphia, 1911 [cf. Pg 2/48], about 300 letters from him to his wife from various postings during the First World War, 1915-18 [cf. Pg 3-6], and seven letters from Gerard Hall Lloyd Fitzwilliams to his mother from various cities in Russia, 1917-18 [cf. PH2/17-18].

Papers relating to his posting as Director of Supplies and Transport with the British Adriatic Mission, Army Service Corps, including confidential list of special establishments, 1915 (Pg 4/1); report to Brigadier-General F. P. S. Taylor, Oc, British Adriatic Mission, on the situation on his arrival in Brindisi, 1915 (Pg 4/4); field service notes, memoranda and correspondence book, 7-20 Jan. 1916 (Pg 4/18), almost all relating to the transportation of supplies to the Serbian Army including a detailed list of stores and supplies sent to the same; a letter from Sgt W. J. Royle, giving an account of the taking of Yaounde, Cameroun, 1916 (Pg 4/21); a secret circular listing subjects on which information is required by the recently formed intelligence branch of the General Staff at Hq of the British Adriatic Mission in Rome, 1916 (Pg 4/22); secret memorandum on the supply and transportation of the Serbian forces, 1916 (Pg 4/23); appreciation by Eclf of the military situation in Albania, 1916 (Pg 4/28, 30); resumé of work done by the medical services attached to the British Adriatic Mission, 1916 (Pg 4/37), and official war diary of Eclf, 29 Feb. - 31 Mar. 1916 (Pg 4/59).

Papers relating to his posting as Deputy Director of Supplies and Transport, Mesopotamia Expeditionary Force, including field service notes and memoranda, Sept. 1916 - Oct. 1917 (Pg 6/3); reports to Gen. Crofton Atkins re supplies and transport, Oct. 1916-Jan. 1918 (Pg 6/4-18); summary to the Goc of the problem of ensuring a sufficient supply of food for the civilian population in the occupied territories in Iraq, 1917 (Pg 6/40); state of supplies, Dec. 1917 (Pg 6/41); extract of a letter from G. Bowen, Llwyngwair, co. Pemb., relating to his work on the War Agricultural Committee 1917 (Pg 6/42); proclamation to the people of Wilayat of Baghdad signed by Lt Gen. F. S. Maude, Co British Forces in Iraq, Mar. 1918 (Pg 6/51), and a confidential report of The Department of Local Resources (Mesopotamia Expeditionary Force), for the period 1 Feb. 1917-31 July 1918 [?Sept. 1918], (Pg 6/53).

Papers relating to his career during the first year of the War when he was Officer Commanding the 12th Divisional Train Army, Service Corps, and stationed in France comprising mainly correspondence with fellow officers but including also a paper on National Preparedness for War, [1914] (Pg 3/1); bank account book of the Regimental Institute of the 12th Divisional Train, 1914-19 (Pg 3/8); programme of a concert given to the 8th Royal Fusilers, 1915 (Pg 3/16); list of officers of the 12th Divisional Train, 1915 (Pg 3/17); and field service notes, memoranda and correspondence books, July-Dec. 1915 (Pg 3/18-19), and reference to a Zeppelin bombing raid on Tunbridge Wells, 1915 (Pg 3/25).

Papers relating to his posting as Assistant Director of Supplies and Transport, Northern Command, England, mainly correspondence about personnel and running Army Service Corps, Northern Command.