| St John's Library/NewmanL/A2 contains: |
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| <-- See earlier |
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| Wattie |
Correspondence with J. M. Wattie |
| Wedd |
Correspondence with Charlotte Wedd |
| Weyl |
Correspondence with Hella and Hermann Weyl |
| Weyl-Bat |
Correspondence with Peter Weyl-Bat |
| White |
Correspondence with Aphra White |
| Whitehorn |
Correspondence with Edith Whitehorn |
| Wiggins |
Correspondence with Maysie Wiggins |
| Wilder |
Correspondence with Una Wilder |
| Wilkie |
Correspondence with David Wilkie |
| Wilson, K |
Correspondence with Katherine M. Wilson |
| Wilson, L |
Correspondence with Laura M. Wilson |
| See later --> |
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Papers of Lyn Newman
| Title |
Correspondence with Edith Whitehorn |
| Reference |
Whitehorn |
| Covering Dates |
1957–1967 |
| Extent and Medium |
3 letters; paper |
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| St John's Library/NewmanL/Whitehorn contains: |
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1
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ALS to Lyn Newman. Praises 'So much love, so little money'. Mentions that her grandmother, who was the wife of Principal Marcus Dods of the New College, Edinburgh, owned Marshall Meadows until 1902. Refers to her great grandmother, Mrs Swanston. Asks Lyn about her life since they last communicated after the birth of Lyn's first son. Reports that her son John attended Trinity College, then worked for the Federation of Bristol Industries, and married Josephine Plummel of Children's Hour. Writes that her daughter Katharine read English at Newnham, travelled the world, and married a Quaker Journalist. Also sends news of her husband Alan and herself, and the death of her parents.
Creator: Edith Whitehorn.
6 p; paper. |
6 Oct. 1957 |
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2
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TLS to Lyn Newman. Assures Lyn she is going to order a copy of 'Alison Cairns'. Gives the address of Bill Pite, once wife of Poggea Pite, now Mrs Nevill, who might be interested in a copy. Reports that Con Whitehorn has had the depression to which her Alan is also prone. Mentions that her second grandchild is due and Kath has had a cold and Bernard has been ill.
Creator: Edith Whitehorn.
1 p; paper. |
13 Feb. 1967 |
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3
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TLS to Lyn Newman with autograph postscript. Praises 'Alison Cairns'. Writes that Alan is going to read it next and then she will lend it to Margaret. Suggests that although Lyn's father's death was strange it was not as gruelling as her father's long illness. Sends news of Kath, Bernard and the new baby. Thanks Lyn for Elsa's Christmas card. Explains that Westminister Abbey interests them because Eric Abbott, the Dean there, was one of Alan's first pupils at Nottingham High School.
Creator: Edith Whitehorn.
1 p; paper. |
25 Feb. 1967 |
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