Janus: Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor

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Papers of Sir Joseph Larmor

Title	Letters from Charles Pendlebury
Reference	Pendlebury Charles
Creator	Pendlebury, Charles, 1854-1941
Covering Dates	1901–1903
Extent and Medium	6 letters; paper

Content and context

Larmor Collection, 1942

Index Terms

Pendlebury, Charles (1854-1941) mathematician

St John's Library/Larmor/Pendlebury Charles contains:

W1.Mo-Pe.Pendlebury.C.1

Autograph letter, signed, from London. Has passed JL's letter to his brother. His brother is going to send a formal resignation of his University Fellowship.
2p; paper; Manuscript.

23 May 1901

W1.Mo-Pe.Pendlebury.C.2

Autograph letter, signed, from London. Gives thanks for the kind letter JL has sent regarding CB's brother's death [Richard Pendlebury]. Believed that his brother's health had been picking up but the end came quickly. Notes that the 'College held the warmest corner of his heart'.
3p; paper; Manuscript.

23 March 1902

W1.Mo-Pe.Pendlebury.C.3

Autograph letter, signed, from London. Offers some of his late brothers books to the library and notes that he would also be willing to sell some of them. Notes in JL's hand agreeing to cataloguing the books.
4p; paper; Manuscript.

1 June 1902

W1.Mo-Pe.Pendlebury.C.4

Autograph letter, signed, from London. Sets out a plan to get his late brother's books valued for sale to St John's.
4p; paper; Manuscript.

21 March 1903

W1.Mo-Pe.Pendlebury.C.5

Autograph letter, signed, from London. Agrees to sell some of his late brother's books to St John's College, offers one as a gift as a personal memento and suggests that arrangements could be made if further books were wanted.
3p; paper; Manuscript.

21 July 1903

W1.Mo-Pe.Pendlebury.C.6

Autograph letter, signed, from London. Gives thanks to JL for all his help with the disposal of his late brother's books.
3p; paper; Manuscript.

23 November 1903