Janus: Papers of Lyn Newman

St John's Library/NewmanL/A2 contains:
<-- See earlier
Southern	Correspondence with Mary Southern, nee Eleanor Mary Heffer, daughter of Ernest Heffer, bookseller
Southwell	Correspondence with Lorna Southwell
Spater	Correspondence with George A. Spater
Spender	Correspondence with Marthe Spender
Staite	Correspondence with May Staite
Stantin	Correspondence with Rachael Stantin
Steel	Correspondence with Helen Steel
Steen	Correspondence with Janet Steen, Textiles Department, Victoria and Albert Museum
Stephen	Correspondence with George Stephen, Lord Provost of Aberdeen
Steven	Correspondence with Alastair Steven
Stevenson	Correspondence with Rev. J. W. Stevenson, editor of Life and Work
See later -->

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Papers of Lyn Newman

Title	Correspondence with Rachael Stantin
Reference	Stantin
Covering Dates	1957
Extent and Medium	4 letters; paper

St John's Library/NewmanL/Stantin contains:

ALS to Lyn Newman. Praises 'So much love, so little money'. Remembers Lyn's family with affection. Mentions Miss Aphra White. Refers to her sister Lyn.
Creator: Rachael Stantin.
3 p; paper.

1 July 1957

ALS to Lyn Newman. Details her sister's hectic lifestyle. Mentions that she lives with her brother George. Sends news of George's children, and her other sister Bessie and her family. Refers to their mothers' correspondence.
Creator: Rachael Stantin.
4 p; paper.

Aug. 1957

ALS to Lyn Newman. Invites Lyn to stay with her.
Creator: Rachael Stantin.
2 p; paper.

16 Sep. 1957

ALS to Lyn Newman. Refers to Lyn's visit. Mentions that Lizzie Patterson was the one who told her about Lyn's book. Informs Lyn that a farmer says that her tree sample is known locally as 'Sea Holly'.
Creator: Rachael Stantin.
2 p; paper.

4 Oct. 1957