Huang (2010) and Nguyen and Huang (2012) solved the linear quadratic mean field systems and control problem in the case where there is a major agent (i.e. non-asymptotically vanishing as the population size goes to infinity) together with a population of minor agents (i.e. individually asymptotically negligible). The new feature in this case is that the mean field becomes stochastic and then, by minor agent state extension, the existence of epsilon-Nash equilibria together with the individual agents' control laws that yield the equilibria may be established. This paper presents results initially announced by Caines and Kizilkale (2013, 2014) where it is shown that if the major agent's state is partially observed by the minor agents, and if the major agent completely observes its own state, all agents can recursively generate estimates (in general individually distinct) of the major agent's state and the mean field, and thence generate feedback controls yielding epsilon-Nash equilibria.