Contents
1. 1863–1888: A Lawyer in the Making
2. 1888–1904: The New Member of Parliament, Gold and Boers
3. 1905–1916: The Marconi Share Scandal and the Premiership
4. 1916–1922: New Sources of Income
5. 1923–1930: The mysterious Lloyd George Fund
6. 1931–1945: Finances in Retirement
7. 1888–1972: Frances
Appendix 1 - Comparative Money Values
Appendix 2 - Lloyd George’s Life Assurance Particulars
Appendix 3 - The Lloyd George Family Meeting in 1926 - Summary
Appendix 4 - Dame Margaret Lloyd George financial background
Appendix 5 - Lloyd George's 1943 Will and (1944) Beneficiaries
Appendix 6 - Churt Estate (Jumps) Valuation Details of 1935 Including Map and Rented Tenancies
Appendix 7 - Inland Revenue District Valuers' Letter of 13 July 1945 and List of Estate Properties and Certain Household Furnishing Values at Bron-y-De, July 1945
Appendix 8 - Copy of Letter from Former Land Girl at the Churt Estate, Mrs. Gwynne Chuter.