Janus: Papers of Lyn Newman

St John's Library/NewmanL/A2 contains:
<-- See earlier
Turner	Correspondence with R. Newman Turner, naturopath, osteopath and acupuncturist
Tyner	Correpondence with George W. Tyner
Unikel	Correspondence with Julio and Reyna Unikel
Vagts	Correspondence with Miriam Vagts
Veblen	Correspondence with Mrs Oswald Veblen (Elizabeth Veblen)
Verney	Correpondence with Ruth Verney
Waide	Correspondence with W. L. Waide, Cambridgeshire County Planning Officer.
Wainwright	Correspondence with Dorothy Wainwright
Walker	Correspondence with Norman Walker
Watson	Correspondence with Edith S. Watson
Watt	Correspondence with Muriel Watt
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Papers of Lyn Newman

Title	Correpondence with Ruth Verney
Reference	Verney
Covering Dates	1957–1958
Extent and Medium	2 letters; paper

St John's Library/NewmanL/Verney contains:

ALS to Lyn Newman. Refers to the story of the ship King Ja-Ja in 'So much love, so little money' and recalls the boat from her childhood. Mentions that her Grandfather, Sir John Hay Williams built a ramp for the pilots to use.
Creator: Ruth Verney.
1 p; paper.

28 Dec. 1957–28 1957

ALS to Lyn Newman. Regrets that there is noone alive who would remember when the boat King Ja-Ja went out of action.
Creator: Ruth Verney.
1 p; paper.

Jan. 1958