Guide to the Violet Hunt Papers,
1858-1962

Collection Number: 4607

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library

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Compiled by:
Elizabeth Guzynski
Julia Parker
Date completed:
1994
March 1999
EAD encoding:
Peter Martinez, April 2004

© 2004 Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library

DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY

Title:
Violet Hunt papers, 1858-1962.
Collection Number:
4607
Creator:
Violet Hunt 1862-1942.
Quantity:
9.7 c.f.
Forms of Material:
Correspondence, manuscripts, diaries, estate records and documents, financial records and account books, drawings, photographs, research notes, publishing correspondence, clippings.
Repository:
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library
Abstract:
Correspondence, manuscripts, diaries, estate records and documents, financial records and account books, drawings, photographs, research notes, publishing correspondence, clippings, book reviews, and other papers of Violet Hunt, with particular reference to her family and social relations, her publishing career, and to her book The Wife of Rossetti. Includes genealogies and others records relating to the Hunt and Hueffer families, three diaries (1914, 1918, 1919), and an address book.
Language:
Collection material in English

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE

British author, biographer.
COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

Correspondence, manuscripts, diaries, estate records and documents, financial records and account books, drawings, photographs, research notes, publishing correspondence, clippings, book reviews, and other papers of Violet Hunt, with particular reference to her family and social relations, her publishing career, and to her book The Wife of Rossetti. Includes genealogies and others records relating to the Hunt and Hueffer families, three diaries (1914, 1918, 1919), and an address book.
Major correspondents and subjects include Ford Madox (Hueffer) Ford, Francis Hueffer, Ford Madox Brown, Richard Garnett, Rebecca West, Elizabeth Siddall Rossetti, Christina Rossetti, Charles Algernon Swinburne, Edward Coley Burne-Jones, John Ruskin, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, and Radclyffe Hall.
SUBJECTS

Names:
Hunt, Violet,1862-1942.
Brown, Ford Madox.
Burne-Jones, Edward Coley, 1833-1898.
Ford, Ford Madox, 1873-1939.
Hall, Radclyffe, 1886-1943.
Hueffer family.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889.
Hunt family.
Hunt, Violet, 1862-1942.
Rossetti, Christina Georgina, 1830-1894.
Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, 1828-1882.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900.
Siddall, Elizabeth.
Swinburne, Charles Algernon, 1837-1909.
Waugh, Evelyn, 1903-1966.
West, Rebecca,

Subjects:
Authors, English--20th century.
Women and literature.
British literature--20th century.
Genealogies.

Places:
Related collection: Ford Madox Ford papers, #4605.

Form and Genre Terms:
Photographs.
Diaries.
INFORMATION FOR USERS

Cite As:
Violet Hunt papers, #4607. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
SERIES LIST

Series I. Family
Boxes 1-5
Series II. Correspondence
Boxes 6-10, 24, 26
Series III. Diaries
Boxes 10-12, 24, 27
Series IV. Manuscripts
Boxes 12-18, 25, 26
Series V. Documents - Miscellaneous Documents, By Individual
Boxes 18, 25, 26
Series VI. Miscellaneous
Boxes 18, 24, 27
Series VII. Photographs
Boxes 19, 20
Series VIII. Printed Material
Box 21
Series IX. Drawings
Boxes 23-26
Series X. Research Material - Research Notes
Box 26
CONTAINER LIST

Description
Container
Series I. Family
1. Hunt family (Raine/Peacock/Hunt)
a. Correspondence
i. Alfred William Hunt to and from Margaret Raine Hunt
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [n.d.]
Box 1 Folder 1-a
  • AL [frag.] S [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] ...care of yourself and don't/get
  • 2 ll.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [n.d.]
Box 1 Folder 1-b
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dearest Alfred It seems very long to be without/hearing from you
  • 2 ll.
  • With ALS from Violet Hunt to Alfred Hunt, [n.d.], appended to Margaret Hunt's letter.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- Sunday [n.d.]
Box 1 Folder 1-c
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dearest Alfred Your sister has sent her letter/and papers
  • 3 ll.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- Sunday afternoon [n.d.]
Box 1 Folder 1-d
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [n.p.] I have just got your letter/and
  • 4 ll.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- Tuesday [n.d.]
Box 1 Folder 1-e
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • Dusseldorf My own darling Alfred I get so very uneasy/about you
  • 2 ll.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- Wednesday [n.d.]
Box 1 Folder 1-f
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • Graefrath My own darling Alfred It seems so selfish/of me
  • 4 ll.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- Friday [n.d.]
Box 1 Folder 1-g
  • AL [frag.] to Alfred Hunt
  • Graefrath My own darling Alfred I arrived here quite/safely this afternoon.
  • 2 ll.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- Aug. 27, 1858 [written on envelope]
Box 1 Folder 2-a
  • AL to Alfred Hunt
  • Friday morning [n.d.] [n.p.] I kept this/ to see if there was a letter
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- 1859-1867
Box 1 Folder 2-b
  • Four empty envelopes addressed to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • 4 ll. Two addressed to Miss Raine and two to Mrs. Hunt.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- Oct. 2 [1858]
Box 1 Folder 2-c
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dearest Alfred I was so/much disappointed
  • 4 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [1859]
Box 1 Folder 2-d
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [n.p.] My own darling Margaret I am oppressed with/a fear
  • 2 ll.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Jan. 5, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 2-e
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Liverpool My dearest Margaret No letter this morning
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Jan. 8, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 2-f
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret Your letter came all right/by the next post
  • 4 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Jan. 11, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 2-g
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret Your letter is very kind/yet I could almost quarrel/
  • 4 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Feb. 17, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 2-h
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Conway My dearest Margaret You say nothing about Grae/frath in this mornings letter
  • 4 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Mar. 5, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 2-i
  • AL [frag.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [n.p.] ...would be utterly useless/to paint from
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Mar. 27, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 2-j
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Capel Curig] My own dearest Margaret You ingenious little woman,
  • 4 ll. + 1.
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Apr. 5, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 2-k
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Liverpool My own dearest Margaret I am sure that I have/done right in not sending that/ picture
  • 3 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Apr. 6, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 2-l
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Liverpool My dearest M. To think of scolding me
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Apr. 8, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 3-a
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret I think you ought to/go to Grafrath as soon as possible
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Apr. 11, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 3-b
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Darlington] My dearest M. Don't be vexed/ with my letter
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Apr. 12, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 3-c
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret My mother is not really/ better
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Apr. 15, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 3-d
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My own dearest Margaret I have almost made up my mind
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Apr. 16, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 3-e
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret Even now I cannot/ be positive about Monday/or Wednesday
  • 2 ll. + 2 + 1
  • With envelope.
  • With ALS from James Wyatt to A.W. Hunt, dated April 15, 1859.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Apr. 17, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 3-f
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret Would you address as/usual to the Post Office
  • 3 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Apr. 19, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 3-g
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret I don't know what kind/of a letter this morning will/bring me
  • 3 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Apr. 21, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 3-h
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest M I've got a Murray/ and a passport
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [May 19, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 3-i
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dearest Margaret I have just a quarter/of an hour before the steamer/comes
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [May 25, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 3-j
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My darling Alfred. I was so delighted the/ Hofrath
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [May 27, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 3-k
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [Graefrath] My darling Alfred - I have not written to/S.
  • 3 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- July 3, [1859]
Box 1 Folder 3-l
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Lucerne My dearest Margaret I am sadly out of love
  • 2 ll.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [July 26, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 3-m
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My own darling Alfred I was delighted to receive/your letter
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Aug. 2, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 4-a
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Lucerne] My darling Margaret I am beginning to forget/what you are like--I sadly want
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- Aug. 2, 1859
Box 1 Folder 4-b
  • Envelope addressed to Alfred Hunt
  • [Dusseldorf]
  • 1 l.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Aug. 4, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 4-c
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Lucerne My sweetest Margaret I am counting the days now--and/you will have no difficulty
  • 3 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Aug. 17, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 4-d
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Darlington] My darling Margaret My last letter from this/place was not nice
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- Aug. 18, [1859]
Box 1 Folder 4-e
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Darlington My dearest Margaret I have had an afternoon's/work -- but without a glimpse of the sun
  • 3 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
  • Letter is continued on August 19 and August 20.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- Aug. 21, [1859]
Box 1 Folder 4-f
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Darlington] My own sweetest Margaret I am sorry to have disappointed/you
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
  • With ALS from J. Plint to Alfred Hunt, dated August 9, 1859; and AL [frag. ] S from Maria Hunt to Alfred Hunt, [1959].
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Aug. 27, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 4-g
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Darlington] My darling Margaret We are going to have a/soft week, says Mr. Ward
  • 3 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Aug. 28, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 4-h
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Darlington] My darling Margaret I have just been reading over/an old letter of yours
  • 3 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- Aug. 30, [1859]
Box 1 Folder 4-i
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Darlington] My own dearest Margaret Even a wet day (which I/would rather not think of) would be/more endurable
  • 3 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
  • Letter finished on August 31.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Sept. 1, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 4-j
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Darlington] My darling Margaret For goodness sake let's return/to the old scale?
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Sept. 2, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 4-k
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Darlington] My darling Margaret Today was such a sulky/day in every way
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Sept. 8, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 4-l
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Darlington] My dearest Margaret I am not better but the/contrary -- I thought of moving to Durham
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Oct. 1, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 4-m
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret Excuse a short letter --/I got here safe and well
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Oct. 2, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 5-a
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My own darling Margaret I am left by myself this/morning -- and should feel very dull/ indeed
  • 2 ll. + 3 + 1
  • With envelope.
  • With AL [frag.] from Margaret Raine Hunt to [?], [n.d.].
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Oct. 6, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 5-b
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret Don't let W.G. think of/such a thing as sending me
  • 3 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Oct. 8, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 5-c
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret My descent upon Mr. Laurence was successful
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Oct. 10, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 5-d
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My own darling Margaret Nothing new -- I felt as if/I could not live any longer
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Oct. 11, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 5-e
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret Do you wish to make me forget myself
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
  • Letter finished on October 12.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Oct. 14, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 5-f
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret I am in a state/of doubt and vexation
  • 2 ll. + 2 + 1
  • With envelope.
  • With ALS from J.N. Parsons to Alfred Hunt, dated October 12, 1859.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Oct. 18, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 5-g
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest M You must excuse a very/poor letter again today
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Oct. 28, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 5-h
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret It is so dull and dark that/I can do no work today
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Nov. 1, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 5-i
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret I enclose Mr. Lucas' letter/with extract from Dublin Univ. Mag.
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Nov. 5, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 5-j
  • AL [frag.] S to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] ...a rather busy third day./I know darling I am very thankful to/you
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Nov. 23, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 5-k
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret I got your letter on Monday -- it made/me so ashamed of the fact
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- Dec. 4, [1859]
Box 1 Folder 5-l
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret I posted a letter for you this afternoon --/send me word whether it was not overweight.
  • 2 ll. + 1
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Dec. 5, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 6-a
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [n.p.] My darling Margaret There was no letter for me this/morning -- I suppose you wait until you
  • 4 ll. + 2 + 1
  • With envelope.
  • With two notes to Miss Raine.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Dec. 8, 1859]
Box 1 Folder 6-b
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Liverpool My dearest Margaret I was the least little bit surprised
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- Dec. 19, [1859]
Box 1 Folder 6-c
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret I received your note enclosed in/a note from your mother
  • 4 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- Dec. 22, [1859]
Box 1 Folder 6-d
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dearest Margaret Your last letter was delightful/but as my mother is sitting
  • 3 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [Jan. 11, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 6-e
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dearest Alfred - You are altogether wrong/about the lineup.
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [Jan. 13, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 6-f
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My own dear love - I really am very well indeed
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [Jan. 23, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 6-g
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My own darling Alfred - I was quite astonished/to receive a letter
  • 4 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [Jan. 27, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 6-h
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My own darling Alfred - I do so wish I could see/your picture
  • 4 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [Jan. 29, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 6-i
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [Graefrath] My own darling Alfred. It seems such a long/time since I have written
  • 3 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- Feb. 12 [1860]
Box 1 Folder 6-j
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • Graefrath My own dearest Alfred - I am not conscious of any/irregularity
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [Feb. 22, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 6-k
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My own dear treasure Alfred - I am waiting so anxiously for
  • 1 l.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- Friday [March 13, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 6-l
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • Graefrath My own darling Alfred. I have lots to tell you so/I begin my letter
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope dated March 13, 1860.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Apr. 10, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 6-m
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret You must please excuse
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [May 6, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 6-n
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My own darling Alfred - I would have written/sooner but you said
  • 5 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [July 4, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 6-o
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dearest Alfred I wrote some days ago to Broden/bach
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- July [8, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-a
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • Drei Reichs Kronen My dearest Alfred - The weather is really irri-/tating not for me
  • 3 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- July 17 [1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-b
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Germany] My dearest Margaret How we have pleased ourselves/with writing
  • 2 ll.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [July 24, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-c
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • Dusseldorf My darling Alfred I have been expec-/ting a letter from you
  • 5 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [July 26, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-d
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] Dearest darling Alfred I am so glad you/got my letter so quickly
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- Aug. 24 [1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-e
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My own darling Alfred I am getting so very/anxious to hear from you
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [Aug. 30, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-f
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My own darling Alfred I would much rather/you
  • 3 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [Sept. 6, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-g
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My own darling Alfred - Never any thing did/me so much good
  • 4 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Oct. 1?, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-h
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Kensington My dearest Margaret I am so disappointed by/finding no letter from my sister.
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [Oct. 16, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-i
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My own darling Alfred You must think/nothing but that I love/you
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Nov. 27, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-j
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret I have sold the upright
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Dec. 6, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-k
  • AL [frag.] S [init.] to [Margaret Raine Hunt]
  • [n.p.] ...high in the world
  • 1 l.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Dec. 15, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-l
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret What an awful dearth of
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [Dec. 17, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-m
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [Durham] My own dearest Alfred - It is such a pleasure/when the day
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- Dec. 23 [1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-n
  • ALS [init.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [Durham] My own dearest Alfred No letter you naughty/little thing this morning
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [Dec. 28, 1860]
Box 1 Folder 7-o
  • AL [frag.] to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dearest Alfred - I fully expected/ Saturday -
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- Jan. 6 [1861]
Box 2 Folder 1-a
  • ALS to Alfred Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dearest Alfred Your letter was most/welcome
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Jan. 9, 1861]
Box 2 Folder 1-b
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret Mr. Plint has kept the ober-/wesel
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- Jan. 14, 1861
Box 2 Folder 1-c
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret I did send five drawings to
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Jan. 23, 1861]
Box 2 Folder 1-d
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret I saw what I thought/a good opportunity yesterday
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [Jan. 28, 1861]
Box 2 Folder 1-e
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [Liverpool] My dearest Margaret If you have not done/anything
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
ii. General
AL [frag.] to Alfred Hunt -- June 1, 1886
Box 2 Folder 2
  • The Grobe, Harborne My dear Hunt I have a note from/ Mrs Hunt telling me
  • 1 l.
Empty envelope addressed to Alfred William Hunt -- June 10, 1878
Box 2 Folder 3-a
  • London
  • 1 l.
[Darlington] -- July 20, 1856
Box 2 Folder 3-b
  • Empty envelope addressed to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • 1 l.
  • Addressed to Miss Raine.
Benson, Venice Hunt, 1864- -- Jan. 18 [n.y.] and [n.d.]
Box 2 Folder 4
  • 4 ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • 7 ll.
Brett, John, 1831-1902. -- Jan. 17, 1888
Box 2 Folder 5
  • ALS to Alfred William Hunt
  • Atheneum Club, Pall Mall My dear Hunt we had a great scuffle for/you this evening,
  • 1 l.
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, 1806-1861. -- Tuesday [n.d.]
Box 2 Folder 6
  • Cara? I send the first volume of Pendennis.
  • 1 l.
  • Handwritten copy by Margaret Raine Hunt, with note containing additional information about the letter.
Browning, Florence -- Apr. 23 [1891]
Box 2 Folder 7-a
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • 18 De Vere Gardens, W. Dear Mrs. Hunt, I enclose you/a little note
  • 2 ll. + 2
  • With envelope and handwritten copy of letter by Margaret Raine Hunt.
Browning, Robert, 1812-1889. -- [Jan. 3, 1882]
Box 2 Folder 7-b
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • 19, Warwick Crescent, W. Dear Mrs. Hunt, I was very sorry/to find
  • 2 ll.
  • With envelope.
Browning, Robert, 1812-1889. -- Apr. 29, 1866
Box 2 Folder 7-c
  • AL [copy] to [Alfred William Hunt?]
  • 19 Warwick Crescent, W. My dear Sir I made
  • use yesterday of the ticket
  • 1 l.
  • Handwritten copy by Margaret Raine Hunt.
Browning, Sarianna -- Aug. 27 [1886]
Box 2 Folder 7-d
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Llangollen, North Wales Dear Mrs. Hunt, Very many thanks/for your kind remem-/brance
  • 2 ll.
  • With envelope.
Browning, Sarianna -- May 8, 1896
Box 2 Folder 7-e
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Asolo, Veneto Dear Mrs. Hunt, It is so long since
  • 2 ll.
  • With envelope.
Fleming, Albert -- Nov. 22, 1887
Box 2 Folder 8
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Broxbourne, Hertshire Dear Mrs Hunt, If you go into/Mr. Ruskin's affairs at all
  • 2-ll. + 1
  • The letters mentioned in Fleming's letter (not enclosed, as letter indicates) are by ?.
  • With envelope.
Fogg-Elliot, John -- Sept. 30, 1865
Box 2 Folder 9
  • ALS to Annie [Peacock?]
  • Elvet Hill [Durham] My dear Annie We have sold a part
  • 2 ll.
  • John Fogg-Elliot married Mary Peacock.
Greenwell, Dora, 1821-1882. -- [n.d.]
Box 2 Folder 10
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dear Margaret, I have/sent the enclosed,
  • 1 l.
Greenwell, William, 1820-1918. -- Feb. 27 [1857]
Box 2 Folder 11-a
  • ALS to Alfred William Hunt
  • Durham My dear Hunt, I hear from/Robinson
  • 2 ll.
Greenwell, William, 1820-1918. -- [n.d.]
Box 2 Folder 11-b
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dearest Margaret This letter is/merely provisional
  • 2 ll.
Greenwell, William, 1820-1918. -- [n.d.]
Box 2 Folder 11-c
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dearest Margaret I must put/off having any explanation
  • 4 ll.
Greenwell, William, 1820-1918. -- [n.d.]
Box 2 Folder 11-d
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dearest Margaret By one of those/unhappy contretemps
  • 2 ll.
Greenwell, William, 1820-1918. -- [n.d.]
Box 2 Folder 11-e
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Marlborough My dearest Margaret Your letter, which/by the way,
  • 2 ll.
Greenwell, William, 1820-1918. -- Thursday [n.d.]
Box 2 Folder 11-f
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Coldshean? My dearest Margaret I ? to Derwent/late because I did not get/your letter
  • 2 ll.
Greenwell, William, 1820-1918. -- Saturday night [n.d.]
Box 2 Folder 11-g
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dear Margaret I was so disappointed/not to see you today,
  • 1 l.
Greenwell, William, 1820-1918. -- Feb. 21 [n.y.]
Box 2 Folder 11-h
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brandon My dear Margaret I am on my travels
  • 2 ll.
Greenwell, William, 1820-1918. -- July 21 [n.y.]
Box 2 Folder 11-i
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Durham My dearest Margaret I must have/the photograph.
  • 2 ll.
Greenwell, William, 1820-1918. -- Apr. 8, 1859
Box 2 Folder 11-j
  • ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Sprouston, Kelso My dearest Margaret Until Kingsley/wrote to me yesterday I
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hodson, S[amuel] J. -- Apr. 4, 1892
Box 2 Folder 12
  • ALS to Alfred Hunt
  • 7 Hillmarton Road, N. Dear Mr Hunt I rely upon your/sending me at least
  • 1 l.
Hook, James Clarke, 1819-1907. -- [n.d., 1867-1886]
Box 2 Folder 13-a-s
  • 19 ASL's to Alfred William and Margaret Raine Hunt
  • 50 ll.
  • Many with envelopes.
  • Mostly concerned with payment of rent on 1 Tor Villa, Campden Hill. One letter is addressed to Alfred Hunt, the rest to Margaret Hunt.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [n.d.]
Box 2 Folder 14-a
  • AL to [?]
  • 4 Normandy Terrace, Whitby Rhyparography I suppose means
  • 1 l.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- Sept. 18 [1857]
Box 2 Folder 14-b-c
  • ALS to William Greenwell
  • Conway Dear Greenwell I am in the land of/damp-
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
  • Andrew Hunt is Alfred Hunt's father.
  • With sketch of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, on front.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- Nov. ? [1850s]
Box 2 Folder 14-d
  • ALS to Maria Hunt
  • Oxford Dear Maria The simple reason why/I did not write to you last week
  • 2 ll.
  • Maria Hunt is Alfred Hunt's sister.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [1851]
Box 2 Folder 14-e
  • ALS to Maria Hunt
  • Oxford My dear Maria You see I have secured
  • 2 ll.
  • Maria Hunt is Alfred Hunt's sister.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- Nov. 15 [1853]
Box 2 Folder 14-f
  • ALS to Maria Hunt
  • Oxford Dear Maria Have I not had a pleasant/birthday? today?
  • 2 ll.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- Sept. 18, 1859
Box 2 Folder 14-g
  • ALS to Maria Hunt
  • Durham My dear Maria I am sorry that I was not/able
  • 2 ll. + 1, with envelope.
Hunt, William Holman, 1827-1910. -- Apr. 16-18 [n.y.]
Box 2 Folder 15
  • [printed ] S [invitation to view "Holman Hunt's Picture of Isabella or the Pot of Basil"]
  • 1 l. + 1
  • Invitation to admit Mrs. H. Hunt and friend to Messrs. E. Gambart & Cos. New Gallery, presumably sent to Mrs. Alfred Hunt and signed by W. Holman Hunt.
  • With invitation to Margaret, Alfred, and Violet Hunt to visit the Holman Hunts at their home on March 6 [n.y.] affixed to the back.
Hutton, Richard H., The Spectator Office -- Oct. 27, 1883
Box 2 Folder 16a-b
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • London My dear Mrs Hunt Certainly I am dead against
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With handwritten copy of the letter by Margaret Raine Hunt.
Kingsley, W. -- Sept. 2?, 1858
Box 2 Folder 17
  • TL [copy ] S to Alfred William Hunt
  • Capel Curig My dear Hunt I return you Ruskin's letter; as far as I see it
  • 2 ll.
  • Typed copy
Matthews, C. N. -- Thursday [n.d.]
Box 2 Folder 18
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • 15, Stanley Gardens, W. Dear Mrs. Hunt A telegram from/Pen Browning
  • 2 ll.
  • Giving news of Robert Browning's condition.
  • Mrs. Matthews is the sister of Sir Frederick Leighton.
Moulton, Louise Chandler, 1835-1908. -- Dec. 14 [1899?]
Box 2 Folder 19
  • ALS to [Margaret Raine Hunt?]
  • Boston My dear Friend of so/ many years -- I am/hurt at your treatment/of me,
  • 2 ll.
Nash, E. Barrington -- Dec. 9, 1882
Box 2 Folder 20
  • [printed] [invitation to view the Bartolozzi Exhibition]
  • 1 l.
  • Addressed to the Hunt family.
Peacock, G. -- May 3, 1862
Box 2 Folder 21
  • ALS to James Raine
  • 29 Old Elvet My dear James I write to you a few/lines
  • 2 ll.
  • With references to Margaret Raine Hunt and Alfred Hunt.
  • James Raine was Margaret Raine Hunt's brother and G. Peacock was their aunt.
Peacock, George, 1791-1858. -- Nov. 22, 1827
Box 2 Folder 22-a
  • ALS to [Margaret] Peacock Raine
  • Lincoln College, Cambridge My dear Niece I have many apologies to make
  • 2 ll.
  • George Peacock was Margaret Peacock Raine's uncle, presumably the brother of her father, Thomas Peacock. Margaret Peacock Raine was Margaret Raine Hunt's mother and Violet Hunt's grandmother.
Peacock, George, 1791-1858. -- Dec. 15, 1856
Box 2 Folder 22-b
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Deanery, Ely My dear Midge It is an age since I have
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
  • George Peacock was Margaret Raine Hunt's uncle and Dean of Ely.
Peacock, George, 1791-1858. -- Apr. 28, 1858
Box 2 Folder 22-c
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Union Hotel, Cockspar Sheet My dear Midge I shall be here soon/after 6
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Peacock, George, 1791-1858. -- [Oct. 20, 1847]
Box 2 Folder 22-d
  • Calling card
  • 1 l. + 2
  • With calling card of Mrs. Peacock and envlope addressed to "W. Peacock, 17 Park Terrace, Islington."
  • George Peacock was the brother of Margaret Peacock Raine, Margaret Raine Hunt's mother and Violet Hunt's grandmother.
Peacock, Thomas -- Nov. 8, 1825
Box 2 Folder 23
  • ALS to Hannah Peacock
  • Denton My dear Hannah, Herewith I send you
  • 1 l.
Pfeiffer, Mrs. -- [May 15, 1888]
Box 2 Folder 24
  • [printed] [invitation to visit]
  • 1 l.
  • Addressed to Margaret Raine Hunt.
Raine family -- [n.d.], 1798-1841
Box 2 Folder 25-a-p
  • 16 envelopes
  • 16 ll.
  • Envelopes addressed to members of Margaret Raine Hunt's family, including George Peacock, James Raine, and Mrs. Raine, as well as various other recipients. One envelope, addressed to Benjamin Dorkray, is supposedly in William Wordsworth's handwriting.
Raine, James, 1791-1858. -- [19th century]
Box 2 Folder 26-a-b
  • Foreign postcards and envelope
  • 1 l. + 1
  • Five foreign postcards and one envelope attached to a sheet of paper, the envelope being addressed to James Raine, Margaret Raine Hunt's father. One of the postcards is written in Japanese, one in French, two in Hindi, and one in Arabic. There is also an unattached piece of Japanese currency.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- [1856?]
Box 2 Folder 27-a
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • [n.p.] Dear Hunt I've been noticing that row for a long time
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- [1862]
Box 2 Folder 27-b
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Denmark Hill My dear Hunt. I want to tell you how much
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- May 25, 1864
Box 2 Folder 27-c
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Northwich My dear Hunt. I shall have the greatest pleasure
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- June 20, 1864
Box 2 Folder 27-d
  • AL [copy] & TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Denmark Hill My dear Hunt, I saw your two pictures on Saturday
  • 1 l. + 1
  • Handwritten copy made by Margaret Hunt.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- June 24, 1864
Box 2 Folder 27-e
  • AL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dear Hunt I have your nice letter and am
  • 2 ll.
  • Handwritten copy made by Margaret Hunt.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Aug. 12, 1864
Box 2 Folder 27-f
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dear Hunt I shall have a deep pleasure
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- July 31, 1866
Box 2 Folder 27-g
  • AL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Denmark Hill My dear Hunt For many reasons,--too many to be
  • 2 ll.
  • Handwritten copy by Margaret Hunt.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Feb. 2, 1867
Box 2 Folder 27-h
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Denmark Hill, S.E. My dear Hunt I have chosen/Near Arundel
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Mar. 20, 1868
Box 2 Folder 27-i
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Denmark Hill Dear Hunt Is there any day next week
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- [1873]
Box 2 Folder 27-j
  • AL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire Dear Hunt I return you the papers, in case
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Jan. 6, 1873
Box 2 Folder 27-k
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston My dear Hunt I cannot conceive a fitter person for that professorship
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- May 19, 1873
Box 2 Folder 27-l
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Corpus Christi College, Oxford My dear Alfred, I couldn't write sooner -
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- [May 21, 1873]
Box 2 Folder 27-m
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Corpus Christi College, Oxford My dear Alfred. It is a great joy to me
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- June 16, 1873
Box 2 Folder 27-n
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Herne Hill Dear Hunt I am so glad of your pretty letter.
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- July 19 [1873]
Box 2 Folder 27-o
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • My dear Alfred You will I doubt not hear from Margaret
  • 2 ll.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Oct. 22 [1873]
Box 2 Folder 27-p
  • AL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston Dear Hunt I shall be delighted to see you and
  • 1 l.
  • Handwritten copy made by Margaret Hunt.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Nov. 6, 1873
Box 2 Folder 27-q
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Corpus Christi College, Oxford My dear Hunt It is a great comfort to me to have this letter
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Nov. 28, 1873
Box 2 Folder 27-r
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Oxford My dear Hunt I am very conceited about my sketches being placed,
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Jan. 5, 1874
Box 2 Folder 27-s
  • AL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Herne Hill Dear Hunt Best thanks for nice letter, and
  • 1 l.
  • Handwritten copy made by Margaret Hunt.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Nov. 24, 1874
Box 2 Folder 27-t
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Corpus Christi College [Oxford] My dear Hunt I am very glad and proud of your letter
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Feb. 21, 1875
Box 2 Folder 27-u
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Brantwood My dear Hunt Your letter has just come to me and though today jaded
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Apr. 25, 1876
Box 2 Folder 27-v
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Newark My dear Alfred I have heard from Mr Oliver
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Apr. 20, 1880
Box 2 Folder 27-v
  • Envelope addressed to Alfred William Hunt
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Nov. 10, 1881
Box 2 Folder 27-w
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire My dear Alfred I am so very grateful for your letter
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Apr. 20, 1883
Box 2 Folder 27-x
  • TL [copy] to Alfred William Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston Dear Hunt I am so very glad of your letter and report
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 -- Mar. 30, 1886
Box 2 Folder 27-y
  • L [printed] to [Alfred Hunt]
  • Brantwood, Coniston Mr. Ruskin trusts that his friends will/pardon
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- [n.d.]
Box 2 Folder 28-a
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Denmark Hill, S.E. Dear Mrs Hunt I am so grateful for the bird extracts
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Jan. 2, 1858
Box 2 Folder 28-b
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [n.p.] Dear Miss Raine. I should have replied to your kind letter
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Apr. 28, 1864
Box 2 Folder 28-c
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Northwich Dear Mrs Hunt. I am so grateful to you for remembering me
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Apr. 8, 1867
Box 2 Folder 28-d
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Denmark Hill, S. Dear Mrs Hunt I was so glad to have
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Nov. 10, 1867
Box 2 Folder 28-e
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Denmark Hill, S. Dear Mrs Hunt. I am sincerely vexed at my carelessness
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Dec. 18, 1868
Box 2 Folder 28-f
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Denmark Hill, S.E. Dear Mrs Hunt, Yes, it's all very fine but there are no photographs
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Dec. 18 [1868]
Box 2 Folder 28-g
  • AL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Denmark Hill, S.E. Dear Mrs Hunt I am going to do what I would only do
  • 2 ll.
  • Handwritten copy made by Margaret Hunt.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Dec. 18, 1868
Box 2 Folder 28-h
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Denmark Hill Dear Mrs Hunt I am more and more glad selfishly that I kept Joanna
  • 2 ll.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Feb. 5, 1869
Box 2 Folder 28-i
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Denmark Hill Dear Mrs Hunt Thank you for kind note, and
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Oct. 27, 1869
Box 2 Folder 28-j
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Denmark Hill My dear Mrs Hunt. Thank you so much for your letter, and for all
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Feb. 19, 1870
Box 2 Folder 28-k
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Corpus Christi College, Oxford My dear Margaret I have just opened your letter
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Feb. 8, 1871
Box 2 Folder 28-l
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Denmark Hill, S.E. Dear Mrs Hunt I hope your letter has not been lying here long
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- June 22, 1871
Box 2 Folder 28-m
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Denmark Hill, S.E. Dear Mrs Hunt, I have been, and am, wearily, and more or less,
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- [1872]
Box 2 Folder 28-n
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Corpus Christi College, Oxford My dear Margaret I am quite beaten down with over-work
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Jan. 26, 1872
Box 2 Folder 28-o
  • AL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Denmark Hill, S.E. Dear Mrs Hunt The Photographs are safe, but I must not/see you
  • 2 ll.
  • Handwritten copy made by Margaret Hunt.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Feb. 19, 1872
Box 2 Folder 28-p
  • AL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [n.p.] Dear Mrs Hunt So many thanks for your letter
  • 1 l.
  • Handwritten copy made by Margaret Raine.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Sept. 4, 1872
Box 2 Folder 28-q
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston Dear Mrs Hunt I am more than glad to hear of Alfred
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Sept. 9, 1872
Box 2 Folder 28-r
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston Dear Mrs Hunt The passage about the rainbow
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- [1873]
Box 2 Folder 28-s
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston Dear Margaret I was very grateful for your letter - I am sure Violet
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- [1873]
Box 2 Folder 28-t
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston My dear Margaret. It has been as unlucky for you that I have been busy
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Mar. 15, 1873
Box 2 Folder 28-u
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Corpus Christi College, Oxford Dear Mrs Hunt The indices are to be all together
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Apr. 2, 1873
Box 2 Folder 28-v
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston Dear Mrs Hunt I cannot judge of the quality of the index
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- June 10, 1873
Box 2 Folder 28-w
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Herne Hill My dear Margaret I go up quite comfortably, and am happy in thinking
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- [July 26, 1873]
Box 2 Folder 28-x
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire My dear Margaret. I was very sorry, as you must have seen
  • 2 ll.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Sept. 3, 1873?
Box 2 Folder 28-y
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Herne Hill, S.E. My dear Mrs Hunt We were so sorry to hear Mr Hunt's not being well
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Dec. 16, 1873
Box 2 Folder 28-z
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • London My dear Margaret I am very glad of your letter, and Alfred's gift
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Dec. 26, 1873
Box 2 Folder 28-aa
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • London My dear Margaret. Your letter gives me the most
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Mar. 1, 1874
Box 2 Folder 28-bb
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Ambleside My dear Margaret I am very glad of your letter. What a wonderful speech
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With typed note about suicidal impulses in children.
  • Typed copy.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Dec. 23 [1874]
Box 2 Folder 28-cc
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Corpus Christi College, Oxford Dear Mrs Hunt Are you and the children in town? )
  • 1 l.
  • Misdated 1872.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Feb. 11, 1875
Box 2 Folder 28-dd
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Oxford Dear Mrs Hunt, I am very thankful for your letter.
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Feb. 20, 1875
Box 2 Folder 28-ee
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Corpus Christi College, Oxford My dear Margaret That is in a way comforting!
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Feb. 24, 1875
Box 2 Folder 28-ff
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Corpus Christi College, Oxford My dear Margaret I really think Violets must be nicer than Roses after all
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Mar. 16, 1875
Box 2 Folder 28-gg
  • AL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • London My dear Margaret It is gladness to me to hear
  • 2 ll.
  • Handwritten copy made by Margaret Hunt.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- May 30, 1875
Box 2 Folder 28-hh
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Corpus Christi College, Oxford My dear Margaret I am very grateful for your letter. Yes, it
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- June 5, 1875
Box 2 Folder 28-ii
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire My dear Margaret I was very glad your were able to refer
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Sept. 2 [1875-1876?]
Box 2 Folder 28-jj
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dear Mrs Hunt Your generous letter has been to long
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- [1876]
Box 2 Folder 28-kk
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire My dear Margaret. If good fathers and mothers always had
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Jan. 8, 1876
Box 2 Folder 28-ll
  • AL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Arundel My dear Margaret All very happy days are by gone, but we
  • 1 l.
  • Handwritten copy made by Margaret Hunt.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Feb. 19, 1876
Box 2 Folder 28-mm
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Corpus Christi College, Oxford My dear Margaret, I did not think my letter would have
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Mar. 25, 1876
Box 2 Folder 28-nn
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Corpus Christi College, Oxford My dear Margaret I like those poems of Violet's
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Jan. 25, 1877
Box 2 Folder 28-oo
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Venice My dear Margaret Though I have sent messages in Venice's letter
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Aug. 27, 1876
Box 2 Folder 28-pp
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston My dear Margaret I got the "Hazard of the Die"
  • 2 ll.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Sept. 9, 1878
Box 2 Folder 28-qq
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston My dear Margaret You must always remember that your novel
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- May 29, 1879
Box 2 Folder 28-rr
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire My dear Margaret I was still very weak when I last wrote
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Mar. 22, 1880
Box 2 Folder 28-ss
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • London Dear Margaret So many thanks. They are lovely.
  • 1 l.
Safford, S. Sutherland -- Apr. 1887
Box 2 Folder 29
  • AL [frag.] S to Alfred William Hunt
  • [n.p.] ...to increase its sphere of/usefulness.
  • 1 l.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- [Feb. 8, 1868]
Box 2 Folder 30-a
  • ALS to Alfred William Hunt
  • 33 Elgin Road My Dear Hunt I hope you will let/me
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- [Oct. 16, 1867]
Box 2 Folder 30-b
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • 33 Elgin Road My Dear Mrs Hunt Will you kindly/come
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- Nov. 26, 1871
Box 2 Folder 30-c
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Chelsea My Dear Mrs Hunt I have had it in/my conscience
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- Dec. 4, 1875
Box 2 Folder 30-d
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Chelsea My Dear Mrs Hunt You say in your/note just
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- Dec. 9, 1875
Box 2 Folder 30-e
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Chelsea My Dear Mrs Hunt I have read the/reviews, and I
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- Apr. 14, 1876
Box 2 Folder 30-f
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Chelsea My Dear Mrs Hunt Your Violet's poetry/is the greatest pleasure
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- Nov. 11, 1878 92
Box 2 Folder 30-g
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Cheyne Walk, S.W. My Dear Mrs Hunt I can't quite determine the/amount
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- Dec. 4, 1878 92
Box 2 Folder 30-h
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Cheyne Walk, S.W. Dear Mrs Hunt I have just finished/reading your
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- Nov. 27, 1880 92
Box 2 Folder 30-i
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Cheyne Walk, S.W. My Dear Mrs Hunt Very many thanks for/your two notes
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- May 21, 1885 92
Box 2 Folder 30-j
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Cheyne Walk, S.W. My Dear Mrs Hunt It was very kind of you
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- Aug. 12, 1885
Box 2 Folder 30-k
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Ayrshire My Dear Mrs Hunt A thousand thanks for/keeping me in mind.
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- Apr. 9, 1886
Box 2 Folder 30-l
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Ayrshire My Dear Mrs Hunt I was delighted to get your/note
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- Aug. 14, 1888
Box 2 Folder 30-m
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Ayrshire My Dear Mrs Hunt I write you a few lines--
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Severn, Arthur -- [1872-1873]
Box 3 Folder 1-a
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood My dear Mrs Hunt Thank you very much for your long
  • 1 l.
Severn, Joan Ruskin -- Thursday evening [n.d.]
Box 3 Folder 1-b
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston Dear Mrs Hunt It is a fact that "the Coz" sent in his resignation
  • 1 l.
Severn, Joan Ruskin -- Saturday night [n.d.]
Box 3 Folder 1-c
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire My dear Mrs Hunt Since I wrote/yesterday things
  • 1 l.
Severn, Joan Ruskin -- [n.d.]
Box 3 Folder 1-d
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston Lake, R.S.O. Dear Mrs Hunt In a letter to me/from Mr. Spielmann
  • 2 ll. + 1, with envelope.
Severn, Joan Ruskin -- May 14 [n.y.]
Box 3 Folder 1-e
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood My dear Mrs Hunt Your most/interesting letter
  • 2 ll.
Severn, Joan Ruskin -- Monday [n.d.]
Box 3 Folder 1-f
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire My dear Mrs Hunt It is alas the/same sad illness
  • 1 l. + 1)
  • With newspaper clipping concerning Joan Severn. Two photocopies of clipping included.
Sheed, W. -- Jan. 11, 1878
Box 3 Folder 2
  • ALS to Alfred William Hunt
  • Campden Lodge Dear Sir I must beg you/to excuse me
  • 1 l.
Temple, W. Cowper -- June 10, 1878
Box 3 Folder 3
  • ALS to Alfred William Hunt
  • 15, Great Stanhope Street, W. Dear Sir - I have the/pleasure of
  • 2 ll.
Tyrwhitt, R. St. John -- May 4, 1878
Box 3 Folder 4-a
  • ALS to Alfred William Hunt
  • Ketilby, Oxford My dear Hunt Will you kindly excuse me to Mrs/Hunt for not answering her
  • 2 ll
Tyrwhitt, R. St. John -- May 15, 1878
Box 3 Folder 4-b
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Oxford Dear Mrs Hunt I send two more small/sums
  • 2 ll. With reference to John Ruskin.
Tyrwhitt, R. St. John -- May 22, 1878
Box 3 Folder 4-c
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Ketilby Dear Mrs Hunt Forgive a distracted divine
  • 1 l.
Tyrwhitt, R. St. John -- Jan. 22, 1879
Box 3 Folder 4-d
  • TL [copy] to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • Ketilby, Oxford Dear Mrs Hunt, I do not think Ruskin has resigned, though he wrote
  • 1 l.
Webster, Thomas -- Oct. 23, 1889
Box 3 Folder 5
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • 3, Howard Street, Strand Dear Mrs Hunt, Fogg Elliot/You will be anxious to know
  • 2 ll.
b. Manuscripts
AM [Ruskin meets Mr. & Mrs. Cowper] -- [n.d.]
Box 3 Folder 6
  • 2 ll.
  • The friend who recounts the incident is unnamed and "private" is written at the top of the first page.
Elliot, John -- Apr. 17, 1676 AM
Box 3 Folder 7
  • [description of land]
  • 2 ll.
Hunt family -- 1890-1895
Box 3 Folder 8-a-g
  • TM & AM Diary
  • 7 ll
  • With columns for Alfred, Margaret, Violet, Venice and Silvia Hunt and an additional column for other important events.
  • With annotations in Violet Hunt's hand.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- 1865-1876
Box 3 Folder 9
  • AM Bankbook
  • 44 ll. + 1
  • Volume with green cover.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [after 1906]
Box 3 Folder 10
  • [frag.] [printed] & AM [catalogue of paintings for sale]
  • 3 ll.
  • The pages with Hunt's paintings on them have been torn out and the prices they brought written in.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- [1836-1893]
Box 3 Folder 11
  • AM Notebook with details of Hunt's pictures
  • 75 ll. + 1 + 1
  • Provides title and remarks, price, place, and date.
  • With back cover of volume and one loose sheet; last leaf pasted to back cover.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- 1863-1864
Box 3 Folder 12
  • AMS [init.] "What will your last words be, my Margaret?"-[poem]
  • 1 l.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [n.d.]
Box 3 Folder 13-a-b
  • AM Brief explanation
  • 2 ll.
  • Concerning John Ruskin.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- [n.d.]
Box 3 Folder 14-a-b
  • AM [Canon William Greenwell's character]
  • 2 ll.
  • Canon William Greenwell was Violet's godfather and Margaret's spurned suitor. Recounts an incident in which Violet fell into the water as a young child. Written over a printed ladies fashion adverstisement.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- 1856
Box 3 Folder 15
  • AM Receipt book
  • 148 ll. + 1
  • Volume with marbled board and leather cover.
  • With an index of recipes at the end.
Raine, James, 1791-1858. -- Apr. 28 -December 1858
Box 3 Folder 16-17
  • TM & AM [unfinished autobiography]
  • 246 ll.
  • Two copies of both the autobiography and the additional typed notes, including some annotations and notes, probably by Violet and Margaret Raine Hunt.
  • With a typed statement about the proof of Alfred William Hunt's will. With handwritten sheet, possibly in James Raine's hand, containing extracts from the Deaton Register on the Peacock family. With original folder housing this material.
c. Documents
Peacock family -- [n.d.]
Box 3 Folder 18
  • AM(frag.) Genealogy
  • 1 l.
Hunt, Alfred William, 1830-1896. -- July 8, 1881-April 29, 1885
Box 3 Folder 19
  • ADS Schedule of documents
  • 2 ll.
  • Held jointly with Margaret Raine Hunt.
Hunt, Andrew, d.1861 -- Aug. 9, 1861
Box 3 Folder 20
  • AD Probate of the Will and Codice of Mr. Andrew Hunt decd.
  • 1 l.
  • Written on vellum.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- Mar. 27, 1874
Box 3 Folder 21-a
  • ADS Under Seal of Confession--[contract]
  • 1 l.
  • Contract with Sampson Low, Marston, Low, and Searle, signed by both parties.
Hunt, Margaret Raine, 1831-1912. -- Sept. 23, 1879
Box 3 Folder 21-b
  • ADS Memorandum of Agreement
  • 1 l.
  • Contract with Chatto & Windus, signed only "Chatto & Windus." Contract for an untitled work of fiction for publication in serial form in Belgravia.
2. Ford family (Brown/Hueffer)
a. Correspondence
i. Catherine Brown Hueffer to and from Francis Hueffer
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [n.d.]
Box 4 Folder 1-a
  • ALS [init] to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Dearest Cathy I have to go to the Italian opera/tonight
  • 2 ll. + envelope
  • Catherine Brown Hueffer and Francis Hueffer were Ford Madox Ford's parents.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Monday [n.d.]
Box 4 Folder 1-b
  • ALS [init] to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Dearest Cathy I received your letter late on Saturday
  • 1 l.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Monday [n.d.]
Box 4 Folder 1-c
  • ALS [init] to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest Cathchen, I have just arrived from Kelmscott
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Monday eve [n.d.]
Box 4 Folder 1-d
  • ALS [init] to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Cathchen, I have been waiting all day/for a letter
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Tuesday [n.d.]
Box 4 Folder 1-e
  • ALS [init] to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, Many thousand thanks for your very/nice
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Tuesday [n.d.]
Box 4 Folder 1-f
  • ALS [init] to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss I am very well although much/wanting to
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Tuesday [n.d.]
Box 4 Folder 1-g
  • ALS [init] to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Cathchen Do come back to me today if you/can.
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Wednesday [n.d.]
Box 4 Folder 1-h
  • ALS [init] to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My sweet darling, I have three things to tell you which
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Wednesday evening [n.d.]
Box 4 Folder 1-i
  • ALS [init] to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Dearest Cathchen, I have this minute (9 p.m) received
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Thursday [n.d.]
Box 4 Folder 1-j
  • ALS [init] to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Dearest Cathy I am glad you are comfortably housed so far
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Thursday [n.d.]
Box 4 Folder 1-k
  • ALS [init] to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, As your last letter was a very short one
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Sunday night [n.d.]
Box 4 Folder 1-l
  • ALS [init] to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, You have written me a very nice letter
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Catherine Brown -- [ca. 1870]
Box 4 Folder 2-a
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Dearest Franz What a lovely morning it/is I am going
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Aug. 24, 1870
Box 4 Folder 2-b
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest Cathy. I have just received your photographs
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Catherine Brown -- [Sept. 28, 1870]
Box 4 Folder 2-c
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • I will not begin this letter in a correct/way
  • 4 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Catherine Brown -- [Oct. 21, 1870]
Box 4 Folder 2-d
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Dearest Franz I dare not ask Papa about any/thing this morning
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Tuesday [1871?]
Box 4 Folder 2-e
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest little Cathy, Appleton has [?] them today
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Friday [1871?]
Box 4 Folder 2-f
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest Cathy. Today I only write a few lines
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Saturday [1871?]
Box 4 Folder 2-g
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest Cathy, I send you some violets today
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Feb. 7 [1871?]
Box 4 Folder 2-h
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest Cathy, it is such a beautiful day today
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Apr. 11] 1871
Box 4 Folder 2-i
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My sweet little Kaethchen, I was just going to write to you
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Apr. 14, 1871]
Box 4 Folder 2-j
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest little Cathy, you are a very naughty girl
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Catherine Brown -- [Apr. 21, 1871]
Box 4 Folder 2-k
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Dearest Franz I spoke about your/fetching us
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Catherine Brown -- [May 3] [1871?]
Box 4 Folder 2-l
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Dearest Franz I shall answer your letter
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [May 25, 1871]
Box 4 Folder 2-m
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest little Cathy, What a difference there is
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Sept. 8, 1871]
Box 4 Folder 2-n
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest Cathy, I have just received a letter
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Nov. 17, 1871]
Box 4 Folder 2-o
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest little Caethchen, I feel much better this morning
  • 4 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Nov. 20 [1871?]
Box 4 Folder 2-p
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest little Cathchen, I have just received your nice
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Catherine Brown -- [Feb. 7] [1872?]
Box 4 Folder 3-a
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • My dearest Franz I am very stupid to have/told you
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Mar. 12, 1872
Box 4 Folder 3-b
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest little Cathchen, I hope you have slept well
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Mar. 18, 1872]
Box 4 Folder 3-c
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Mein lieber Liebchen Es ist moeglich dass ich morgen
  • postcard
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Nov. 29, 1872]
Box 4 Folder 3-d
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest little Cathchen, The lecture has just come off
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Nov. 30, 1872
Box 4 Folder 3-e
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Dec. 2, 1872]
Box 4 Folder 3-f
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest little Cathchen, I have just got your letter
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Mar. 26, 1873]
Box 4 Folder 3-g
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest Cathchen, I received your letter early this/morning
  • 2 ll. + 2 + envelope
  • With letter from Marie Ophaven to Catherine Brown Hueffer, dated March 22, 1873 and mentioned in Francis Hueffer's letter.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Sept. 5, 1873]
Box 4 Folder 3-h
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest little Cathchen, We have just arrived
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Mar. 26, 1874
Box 4 Folder 3-i
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My sweet Cathchen, What a short letter you have written to/me
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Apr. 29, 1874
Box 4 Folder 3-j
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Two envelopes
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [May 15, 1874]
Box 4 Folder 3-k
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest darling. Coming home I found a letter/from
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [June 10, 1874]
Box 4 Folder 3-l
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Cathchen, Just a line to tell you that the/pre
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Oct. 2, 1874]
Box 4 Folder 3-m
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Dearest Pussie, I will come on Saturday to dinner as/you
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Mar. 14, 1875]
Box 4 Folder 4-a
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, You must not be angry with me
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Mar. 25, 1875]
Box 4 Folder 4-b
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss I must write you a short letter tonight
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Mar. 27, 1875]
Box 4 Folder 4-c
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dear Puss, I was a little cross with you/yesterday
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Apr. 8, 1875]
Box 4 Folder 4-d
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, I have just received you little note
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Apr. 9, 1875]
Box 4 Folder 4-e
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, I do want you to go very much
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Apr. 20, 1875
Box 4 Folder 4-f
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My dearest Puss This came last night; it is very
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Apr. 22, 1875]
Box 4 Folder 4-g
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, Why have you not written to me?/I hope
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Apr. 27, 1875]
Box 4 Folder 4-h
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, Why have you not written to me/as you
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Apr. 29, 1875
Box 4 Folder 4-i
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, This is just the day for
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [May 19, 1875]
Box 4 Folder 4-j
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss Why have you not written/to me as you
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- May 21, 1875
Box 4 Folder 4-k
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, I will certainly come to the Sqre/on Monday
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [June 15, 1875]
Box 4 Folder 4-l
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, I have received the enclosed letter
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- June 19, 1875
Box 4 Folder 4-m
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Darling Puss, I send the key to my portmanteau
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Aug. 23, 1875]
Box 4 Folder 4-n
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, Enclosed the cheque for £8 that/is £1
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Oct. 14, 1875]
Box 4 Folder 4-o
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, I send you a letter that has arrived/for you.
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Oct. 18, 1875]
Box 4 Folder 4-p
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Darling little Pussie, I am back in Merton and the house/is
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Feb. 16, 1876]
Box 4 Folder 5-a
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, I have got your letter this morning short but
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Feb. 17, 1876]
Box 4 Folder 5-b
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Darling Puss, You are a very naughty girl not to have written
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Mar. 5, 1876]
Box 4 Folder 5-c
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, That was a very nice sweet letter
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Mar. 9, 1876]
Box 4 Folder 5-d
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, I am glad you are going to the play and
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Apr. 20, 1876]
Box 4 Folder 5-e
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, Only a line to tell you that Fordie and
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Apr. 21, 1876]
Box 4 Folder 5-f
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Darling Puss, This is the order. I got letters today
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [June 3, 1876]
Box 4 Folder 5-g
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, I am afraid you are angry with me
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Aug. 9, 1876
Box 4 Folder 5-h
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling little Puss, Here I am still at [?] with plenty/of
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [Aug. 14, 1876]
Box 4 Folder 5-i
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling little Puss, Here I am at Bayreuth and last night
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- [July 16, 1879]
Box 4 Folder 5-j
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, I have not answered your sweet little letter
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Nov. 25, 1882
Box 4 Folder 6-a
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss I was very glad to have your letter and yo
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Dec. 20, 1882
Box 4 Folder 6-b
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, I am afraid our Xmas now will be very
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Oct. 17, 1886
Box 4 Folder 6-c
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, I arrived late last night at this hotel
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Oct. 17, 1886
Box 4 Folder 6-d
  • ALS to Mrs. Hueffer [Francis Hueffer's mother]
  • Dear old Mamma, I came back sound and safe from Leeds/last
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Oct. 20, 1886
Box 4 Folder 6-e
  • ALS to Mrs. Hueffer [Francis Hueffer's mother]
  • Dear old Mamma, I write again to say that we are/all snug
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Nov. [25?], 1886
Box 4 Folder 6-f
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss Just a line to tell you that the lecture
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Dec. 29, 1886
Box 4 Folder 6-g
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Dearest Cathy, In spite of a fearful snowstorm I got/home
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Jan. 28, 1887
Box 4 Folder 6-h
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Darling Cathy I arrived here safely last night after a/very
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Feb. 5, 1887
Box 4 Folder 6-i
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, Your letter has just arrived and was quite
  • 1 l.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Aug. 27, 1887
Box 4 Folder 6-j
  • ALS to Mrs. Hueffer [Francis Hueffer's mother]
  • Dear old Mamma The enclosed paragraph appears in The Times
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • (with the clipping mentioned in Francis Hueffer's letter)
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Sept. 1, 1887
Box 4 Folder 6-k
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • My darling Puss, I have not written to you before because/I
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Oct. 12, 1887
Box 4 Folder 6-l
  • ALS to Mrs. Hueffer [Francis Hueffer's mother]
  • Dear old Mamma, Just a line to say that I arrived safely and
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Oct. 22, 1887
Box 4 Folder 6-m
  • ALS to Mrs. Hueffer [Francis Hueffer's mother]
  • Dear old Mamma, I got yours and Poppy's letter and am/very
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Oct. 27, 1887
Box 4 Folder 6-n
  • ALS to Mrs. Hueffer [Francis Hueffer's mother]
  • Dear old Mamma, I have not written to you before partly/because
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Nov. 14, 1887
Box 4 Folder 6-o
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Dearest Cath, I was very glad to see from your letter that you
  • 1 l. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Nov. 19, 1887
Box 4 Folder 6-p
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Dearest Cathy, Morill MacKenzie being away at San Remo
  • 1 l.
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- May 7, 1888
Box 4 Folder 6-q
  • ALS to Mrs. Hueffer [Francis Hueffer's mother]
  • Dear old Mama, I am very glad to see from your/letter that you
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- May 9, 1888
Box 4 Folder 6-r
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Dearest Cathy, You said in your first letter most distinctly
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- May 12, 1888
Box 4 Folder 6-s
  • ALS to Mrs. Hueffer [Francis Hueffer's mother]
  • Dear old Mama, I have just arrived and found every-/thing
  • 1 l. + envelope
Hueffer, Francis, 1843-1889. -- Sept. 1, 1888
Box 4 Folder 6-t
  • ALS to Mrs. Hueffer [Francis Hueffer's mother]
  • Dear old Mamma, I came back this morning and Ford has/just
  • 2 ll. + envelope
ii. General correspondence to the Ford family
Anthony, Mark, 1817-1886. -- [n.d.]
Box 5 Folder 1
  • ALS to Ford Madox Brown
  • 18 Monmouth Road, Bay ? Dear Brown I am very/much obliged to you
  • 2 ll.
  • With envelope with names written in pen in Violet Hunt's hand and typed note by V.H.
Boyd, Alice -- May 2, 1893
Box 5 Folder 2
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Penkill Castle, Ayrshire My dear Cathy I live so out of/the world now
  • 2 ll.
Brown, Ford Madox, 1821-1893. -- Thursday night [n.d.]
Box 5 Folder 3-a
  • ALS to Emma Madox Brown (Mrs. Ford)
  • 1, St. Edmunds Terrace My Dearest, I have been at the Town Hall
  • 2 ll.
Brown, Ford Madox, 1821-1893. -- July 13, 1878
Box 5 Folder 3-b
  • ALS to Emma Madox Brown (Mrs. Ford)
  • 37 Fitzroy Square W. Dear Love, I send you herein the/half
  • 2 ll.
Brown, Ford Madox, 1821-1893. -- [n.d.]
Box 5 Folder 3-c
  • ALS to Editor of Dictionary of National Biography
  • Manchester Dear Sir, Noticing your request in the Athe-/naum
  • 4 ll.
Brown, Ford Madox, 1821-1893. -- Nov. 29, 1880
Box 5 Folder 3-d
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Manchester Dear Frank, My wife has just read your/note
  • 2 ll.
  • With envelope.
Brown, Ford Madox, 1821-1893. -- May 1, 1859
Box 5 Folder 3-e
  • ALS to Alfred William Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dear Hunt The evening at Patmores/when you
  • 2 ll.
Brown, Ford Madox, 1821-1893. -- Sept. 7, 1862
Box 5 Folder 3-f
  • ALS to Alfred William Hunt
  • 14 Grove Terrace, Kentish Town N.W. My dear Hunt, I find myself under the/necessity of writing
  • 3 ll.
  • With annotation by Alfred Hunt.
Brown, Ford Madox, 1821-1893. -- Dec. 4, 1870
Box 5 Folder 3-g
  • ALS to Alfred William Hunt
  • 37 Fitzroy Square W. My dear Alfred Hunt, If I have delayed so long/in answering you
  • 2 ll.
  • With envelope.
Brown, Ford Madox, 1821-1893. -- June 14, 1890
Box 5 Folder 3-h
  • AL[draft]S to Theodore Watts
  • 1 St. Edmund Terrace, Regents Park N.W. My Dear Watts I enclose you the Acct in question
  • 1 l.
Brown, Oliver Madox, 1855-1874. -- Sept. 25 [1872?]
Box 5 Folder 4-a
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • 37 Fitzroy Square My dear Hueffer When I received
  • 2 ll.
Brown, Oliver Madox, 1855-1874. -- [July 27, 1874]
Box 5 Folder 4-b
  • ALS to Margaret Raine Hunt
  • 37 Fitzroy Square Dear Mrs Hunt, It gives me great grief
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope
Burne-Jones, Edward Coley, Sir, 1833-1898. -- [Nov. 2, 1872]
Box 5 Folder 5
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • [London] dear Huffer That I dont ?/over to-day
  • 2 ll.
  • With envelope.
Casey, D. -- [1847]
Box 5 Folder 6
  • ALS [frag.] to Ford Madox Brown
  • [n.p.] ...impardonnable oui je serais
  • 2 ll.
  • With envelope.
Cole, Henry, Sir, 1808-1882. -- Nov. 5, 1880
Box 5 Folder 7
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • [West Brompton, S.W.] Dear Sir I send you the/3d. Report
  • 2 ll.
  • With envelope.
Davison, James William, 1813-1885. -- Thursday [1877?]
Box 5 Folder 8-a
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • [n.p.] How can you see/mountains in molehills?
  • 2 ll.
  • Signed "T. Q." (Theophilus Queer).
Davison, James William, 1813-1885. -- Friday morning [1877?]
Box 5 Folder 8-b
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • [n.p.] Hueffer! Read Frederic/Soulie's Comte de/Toulouse
  • 2 ll.
  • Signed "Theophilus Queer".
Davison, James William, 1813-1885. -- Jan. 29 [1877?]
Box 5 Folder 8-c
  • ALS(init.) to Francis Hueffer
  • 36 Tavistock Place Dr. Hueffer - Dont forget to go
  • 1 l.
Davison, James William, 1813-1885. -- Feb. 22, 1877
Box 5 Folder 8-d
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • 36 Tavistock Place My dear Hueffer Oxenford died this/morning
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Davison, James William, 1813-1885. -- [Feb. 28, 1877]
Box 5 Folder 8-e
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • [n.p.] My dear Hueffer - I am too sincere a friend
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope.
Davison, James William, 1813-1885. -- [Mar. 1, 1877]
Box 5 Folder 8-f
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • [n.p.] My dear Anaximander Thales anxaimenes
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope.
Davison, James William, 1813-1885. -- [Apr. 8, 1877]
Box 5 Folder 8-g
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • 36 Tavistock Place Dr Hueffer - You must come to-/morrow
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Davison, James William, 1813-1885. -- Nov. 20 [1877]
Box 5 Folder 8-h
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • 36 Tavistock Place Dear Merlin (Ambrosius) Dont come here/on Wednesday
  • 2 ll.
Garnett, Richard, 1835-1906. -- Oct. 18, 1894
Box 5 Folder 9-a
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • British Museum Dear Mrs. Hueffer Thank-you for your letter.
  • 2 ll.
Garnett, Richard, 1835-1906 -- Jan. 14, 1896
Box 5 Folder 9-b
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • British Museum Dear Mrs Hueffer, I have both your letters
  • 2 ll.
Garnett, Richard, 1835-1906 -- Jan. 22, 1896
Box 5 Folder 9-c
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • British Museum Dear Mrs Hueffer, I have just received/a cheque
  • 1 l.
Garnett, Richard, 1835-1906 -- Jan. 28, 1896
Box 5 Folder 9-d
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • British Museum Dear Mrs Hueffer, Thank-you for your/letter.
Garnett, Richard, 1835-1906 (continued) -- Jan. 28, 1896
Box 5 Folder 9-d
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Garnett, Richard, 1835-1906. -- July 20, 1896
Box 5 Folder 9-e
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • London Dear Mrs Hueffer, Thanks for your last/letter.
  • 2 ll.
Grove, George, Sir, 1820-1900. -- Dec. 12, 1887
Box 5 Folder 10
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Kensington Gore, London, S.W. Dear F.H. I am ashamed to/bother you
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope
Houghton, Richard Monckton Milnes, Baron, 1809-1885. -- Jan. 26 [1874]
Box 5 Folder 11
  • ALS to Franz Hueffer
  • Ferrybridge Dear Vi I thank you much/for your book.
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hueffer, Bertha -- Feb. 11, 1896
Box 5 Folder 12
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Paris Dear Mrs Hueffer. I received yesterday a postal card
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With "The English Review" envelope which held the letters from Ford Madox Ford's German relatives to his father, mother, and brother Oliver.
[Hueffer], Emma -- May 11, 1870
Box 5 Folder 13
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Muenster Lieber Franz. [?] gibt mir
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
  • Emma Hueffer was Francis Hueffer's sister and Ford Madox Ford's aunt.
Hueffer, F. -- June 14, [19]10
Box 5 Folder 14
  • ALS to [?]
  • 26 Cumming Str. Pentonwille N. Sehr geehrter Herr! Ihrem Liebens wuerdigen Wunsche
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1845-1889. -- Dec. 24, 1856
Box 5 Folder 15
  • ALS to his father, ? Hueffer
  • [n.p.] Hoc festocarissima mater gratulor
  • 2 ll.
Hueffer, Hermann -- Feb. 29, 1870
Box 5 Folder 16-a
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Bonn Lieber Franz. Seinen [?] brief mit
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
  • Hermann Hueffer was Francis Hueffer's half-brother and Ford Madox Ford's uncle.
Hueffer, Hermann -- May 3/4, 1870
Box 5 Folder 16-b
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Bonn Lieber Franz! Dir
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
[Hueffer?], Sophia -- May 4, 1870
Box 5 Folder 17
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Muenster Lieber Franz. 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
  • Sophia [Hueffer?] was a German relation of Ford Madox Ford's.
Hueffer, Wilhelm -- July 22, 1893
Box 5 Folder 18-a
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • San Passerario Dear Cathy I received from Rome your/letter
  • 2 ll.
  • Wilhelm Hueffer was Francis Hueffer's half-brother and Ford Madox Ford's uncle.
Hueffer, Wilhelm -- Dec. 22, 1870
Box 5 Folder 18-b
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Florence Lieber Franz
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hueffer, Wilhelm -- Sept. 5, 1890
Box 5 Folder 18-c
  • ALS to Oliver Hueffer
  • San Passerario Dear Oliver I received your letter
  • 1 l.
  • Oliver Hueffer was Ford Madox Ford's brother.
Ireland, John, 1879-1962. -- Mar. 13, 1901
Box 5 Folder 19
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Chelsea, S.W. Dear Mrs. Hueffer An [earliest set]/work of mine is going to/be played
  • 2 ll.
MacKenzie, Alexander Campbell, Sir, 1847-1935. -- Aug. 24, 1885
Box 5 Folder 20
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Lower [?] Dear Hueffer It is understood that/your share of the foreign
  • 2 ll.
Miller, Thomas, b. 1839. -- May 31, 1857
Box 5 Folder 21-a
  • ALS to Ford Madox Brown
  • Liverpool My Dear Mr Brown I hope you have/now got over
  • 2 ll.
Miller, Thomas, b. 1839. -- June 28, 1857
Box 5 Folder 21-b
  • ALS to Ford Madox Brown
  • Liverpool My Dear Sir I received your very/kind & welcome
  • 2 ll.
Miller, Thomas, b. 1839. -- Apr. 18, 1858
Box 5 Folder 21-c
  • ALS to Ford Madox Brown
  • Liverpool My Dear Mr Brown I have your long &/kind letter
  • 2 ll.
Miller, Thomas, b. 1839. -- Apr. 3, 1861
Box 5 Folder 21-d
  • ALS to Ford Madox Brown
  • Liverpool My Dear Mr Brown I have your/kind letter of 1st
  • 2 ll.
Miller, Thomas, b. 1839. -- Apr. 4, 1861
Box 5 Folder 21-e
  • ALS to Ford Madox Brown
  • Liverpool My Dear Mr Brown I had that pleasure/yesterday
  • 1 l.
Miller, Thomas, b. 1839. -- [Aug.?] 2, 1862
Box 5 Folder 21-f
  • ALS to Ford Madox Brown
  • Liverpool My Dear Mr Brown I have to thank you/for your long kind letter
  • 2 ll.
Montgomery, Edmund -- Nov. 4, 1899
Box 5 Folder 22-a
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Hempstead, Texas Dear Mrs Hueffer I am very grateful to/you
  • 4 ll.
Morris, William, 1834-1896. -- [1871]
Box 5 Folder 22-b
  • Empty envelope addressed to Francis Hueffer
  • 1 l.
Mozley, Miss -- Sept. 6, 1894
Box 5 Folder 23
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • [Leamington?] Miss Mozley encloses/Mrs Hueffer another
  • 2 ll.
National Gallery (London) -- May 9, 1894
Box 5 Folder 24-a
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • National Gallery, London Dear Madam I am requested by the/Director
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
  • Written and signed by Charles L. Eastlake.
National Gallery (London) -- July 16, 1894
Box 5 Folder 24-b
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • National Gallery, London Dear Madam I write to acknowledge/the receipt
  • 2 ll.
  • Written and signed by Charles L. Eastlake.
National Portrait Gallery Offices -- Apr. 26, 1894
Box 5 Folder 25-a
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Westminster, S.W. Dear Madam I am extremely sorry that
  • 2 ll.
  • Written and signed by George Scharf.
National Portrait Gallery Offices -- May 11, 1894
Box 5 Folder 25-b
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Westminster, S.W. Dear Madam I have this afternoon received
  • 2 ll.
  • Written and signed by George Scharf.
National Portrait Gallery Offices -- June 27, 1894
Box 5 Folder 25-c
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Westminster, S.W. Dear Madam In accordance with the/ instruction
  • 2 ll.
  • Written and signed by George Scharf.
National Portrait Gallery Offices -- June 20, 1894
Box 5 Folder 25-d
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Westminster Madam. The Trustees of the National Portrait
  • Gallery
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With receipt for the portrait.
North London School of Drawing -- May 31, 1853
Box 5 Folder 26
  • ALS to Ford Madox Brown
  • North London Sir, We the undersigned take this opportunity/
  • Signed by the members of the class.
Rathbone, [Harner?] -- Mar. 1, 1901
Box 5 Folder 27
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Birkenhead My dear Mrs Hueffer I am very glad you/enjoyed
  • 2 ll.
[Rossetti, Lucy Brown] -- Mar. 23 [n.y.]
Box 5 Folder 28
  • AL[copy] to Mrs. Robertson
  • [3 St. Edmund's Terrace, Regent's Park, N.W.?] Dear Mrs Robertson, The enclosed list/gives,
  • 2 ll.
  • Lucy Brown Rossetti, the wife of William Michael Rossetti, was Ford Madox Ford's aunt.
Rossetti, William Michael, 1829-1919. -- [Apr. 11, 1882]
Box 5 Folder 29
  • Envelope to Francis Hueffer
  • [London]
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With another envelope, with note written on it by Violet Hunt concerning the letter, which was later sold.
  • William Michael Rossetti was Ford Madox Ford's uncle.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- Dec. 19, 1878 92
Box 5 Folder 30-a
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • Cheyne Walk, S.W. My Dear Cathy Hueffer How good of you to/keep me in mind,
  • 2 ll.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- June 13, 1871
Box 5 Folder 30-b
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Chelsea My Dear Hueffer I send you the poem/D.G.R. spoke
  • 2 ll.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- Oct. 8, 1883
Box 5 Folder 30-c
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Ayrshire My Dear Hueffer I brought your History
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- June 29, 1886
Box 5 Folder 30-d
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • Ayrshire My Dear Hueffer. How good of you to/send me
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Smith, George, 1824-1901. -- Apr. 29, 1880
Box 5 Folder 31
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • 15, Waterloo Place, S.W. Dear Sir It is, I think, due to you that I
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Trollope, Anthony, 1815-1882. -- July 17, 1878
Box 5 Folder 32
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • 39, Montagu Square Dear Sir, The enclosed is a paper
  • 2 ll.
Watts-Dunton, Theodore, 1832-1914. -- Dec. 29, 1882
Box 5 Folder 33
  • ALS to Francis Hueffer
  • The Pines, Putney Hill My dear Hueffer I cannot tell you with/how much
  • 2 ll.
Whitechapel Art Gallery -- Jan. 26, 1901
Box 5 Folder 34
  • ALS to Catherine Brown Hueffer
  • 1 King's Bench Walk Madam I have met with very/considerable success
  • 2 ll.
b. Documents (by individual, then by title)
Brown, Emma Hill Madox, 1834-1890. -- Oct. 20, 1890
Box 5 Folder 35
  • AD [bill for funeral]
  • 2 ll.
  • Bill from James Parsons to Ford Madox Brown for Emma Brown's funeral.
Brown, Ford Madox, 1821-1893. -- 1862-1875
Box 5 Folder 36
  • AD Account book
  • 84 ll. + 1
  • Volume with white vellum cover and latch.
Brown, Ford Madox, 1821-1893. -- Feb. 28, 1862
Box 5 Folder 37
  • ADS ["Labour" and another unnamed painting] -- [contract]
  • 2 ll.
  • Signed agreement between Ford Madox Brown and John Callow Knight, on behalf of the late Thomas Edward Plint, for a painting which is here called "Labour" though it was ultimately called "Work," and another unnamed painting.
Hueffer family -- 1721
Box 5 Folder 38
  • ADS
  • 1 l.
  • In German.
  • Written on vellum and signed Carl VI.
Hueffer, Francis, 1845-1889. -- Mar. 28, 1865
Box 5 Folder 39
  • ADS Koeniglich Preussischen theologischen und philosophischen Akademie zu Muenster--[diploma]
  • 4 ll.
Hueffer, Francis, 1845-1889. -- Nov. 5, 1883
Box 5 Folder 40
  • [contract]
  • 2 ll.
  • Agreement between Francis Hueffer and Charles Robert Tennant.
Hueffer, Francis, 1845-1889. -- Mar. 12, 1889
Box 5 Folder 41
  • ADS [receipt for burial plot]
  • 1 l.
  • Receipt made out to Catherine Hueffer for the burial plot in St. Pancras Cemetery, Finchley, for her husband, Francis Hueffer.
Hueffer, Francis, 1845-1889. -- July 6, 1872
Box 5 Folder 42
  • D [printed] & [printed] "Richard Wagner and the Music of the Future"-- [invitation and ticket to lecture]
  • 3 ll.
  • Lecture given by Francis Hueffer on July 20, 1872 at the Mathematical School, Eton College and hosted by Oscar Browning.
Series II. Correspondence
1. Violet Hunt to Ford Madox Ford (by date)
TL [copy, frag.] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. 1910-1911]
Box 6 Folder 1-a
  • [n.p.] What does this mean from the Lyceum? Elsie?
  • 1 l.
TL [copy, frag.] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. 1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-b
  • [n.p.] Fragment I had a long talk with Mrs Clifford to day.
  • 1 l.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy, frag.] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. 1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-c
  • [n.p.] ...two? The one about my getting to bed at 10
  • 1 l.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. 1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-d
  • [n.p.] Dearest. Not a sign have I had from Humphreys.
  • 1 l.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. 1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-e
  • Smeeth Hill, Ashford, Kent Dearest, I am writing a line from here- as soon as I arrived
  • 1 l.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Sunday morning, 23rd [ca. 1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-f
  • [n.p.] My dear dear Ford. I think I write awful letters always, in such
  • 2 ll.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-g
  • [n.p.] Dearest Ford. Yes, I suppose I was too busy-
  • 1 l.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-h
  • [n.p.] Darling. I think you more than ever a genius
  • 1 l.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy, frag.] to Ford Madox Ford -- [1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-i
  • [n.p.] ...ten days! Last night, clad in sober black
  • 1 l. + 2
  • With carbon copy and later typed copy, all but the latter with annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-j
  • [n.p.] Dearest. Why did I worry you? Why did I serve Humphreys
  • 2 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-k
  • [n.p.] Dearest. I wish I didn't seethe justice of your arguments
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With fragment of an earlier typed copy.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-l
  • My dear. I like my place, deep down in your heart and I shall
  • 3 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Monday, 31 [1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-m
  • [n.p.] My dearest, my darling. How can I have depressed you?
  • 2 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Tuesday, 25 [1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-n
  • [n.p.] Dearest. What do you think I have done with your Reminiscences?
  • 3 ll.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Thursday evening [1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-o
  • [n.p.] Dearest. My hand shakes so. I don't know why.
  • 2 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Tuesday [early 1910]
Box 6 Folder 1-p
  • [n.p.] Dear Ford. I am just off to the doctor's. Silvia has written
  • 1 l.
  • With TL [copy], Silvia Hunt Fogg-Elliot to her sister Violet Hunt, [n.d.], concerning why Silvia's daughter Rosamund cannot stay with Hunt.
TL [copy, frag.] to Ford Madox Ford -- June 14, 1910
Box 6 Folder 2-a
  • [n.p.] Dear, You replied in the Westminster with such effect to a belated/ question
  • 2 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Sept. 28, 1910
Box 6 Folder 2-b
  • [n.p.] Dear darling Ford. My life seemed to stop at 8 o'clock sharp yesterday morning
  • 2 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand, including a note that this is her first letter to Ford after leaving Marburg on the previous day.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. October 1910]
Box 6 Folder 2-c
  • [n.p.] Not a long letter, darling Ford, I am filled with
  • 1 l.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. October 1910]
Box 6 Folder 2-d
  • [n.p.] Dearest. I can't quite make out your telegram. There is no such word
  • 3 ll.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Oct. 1 [1910]
Box 6 Folder 2-e
  • [n.p.] I don't know where you are. I have sent one long letter to Marburg
  • 1 l.
  • Written from a postcard.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. October 3, 1910]
Box 6 Folder 2-f
  • [n.p.] I can't read very well your p.c. from your new address.
  • 3 ll.
  • With TL [copy], Curtis Brown & Massie to Ford Madox Ford, October 3, 1910.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Oct. 4, 1910
Box 6 Folder 2-g
  • [n.p.] I did propose to E.H.A. what you said,
  • 1 l.
  • Written from a postcard and sent to Ford in Giessen.
TL [copy, frag.] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. October 11, 1910]
Box 6 Folder 2-h
  • [n.p.] Darling. I send you Shakespeare and some photos. Shall I send you
  • 2 ll.
  • With TL [copy], Demetia Kenneth Brown to Hunt, October 11, 1910.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [Oct. 15, 1910]
Box 6 Folder 2-i
  • [n.p.] Dear Ford. Just a line . I am all right-
  • 1 l.
  • Written from a postcard and sent to Ford at 29, Nordanlage, Giessen.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. October 15, 1910]
Box 6 Folder 2-j
  • [n.p.] Dear, Answer this! I suppose you can't, alas!
  • 1 l.
  • With TL [copy], Mrs. E.A. Smedley to Ford, October 15, 1910, inviting him to the Christina Rossetti Centenary dinner.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. October 21, 1910]
Box 6 Folder 2-k
  • [n.p.] This what Mr. H. says he would write
  • 2 ll.
  • With TL [copy], The English Review to Ford Madox Ford, October 21, 1910. Written and signed by Austin Harrison.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Oct. 21, 1910
Box 6 Folder 2-l
  • [London] Dearest. I am writing in Humphrey's office.
  • 2 ll.
TL [copy, frag.] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. November 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-a
  • [n.p.] ...won't have it. I won't nor will I store it or destroy it
  • 1 l.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. November 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-b
  • 1, Cloisters, Temple, E.C. I squared Mrs. Low, I think. She went out murmuring,
  • 1 l.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. November 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-c
  • [n.p.] Dearest, I am appalled- I stay appalled. Eighteen months!
  • 2 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy, frag.] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. November 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-d
  • [n.d.] I read a little of Mr. Sorell
  • 2 ll.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. November 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-e
  • [n.p.] Dearest. The dentist says I must have a tooth out without delay-
  • 2 ll.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. November 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-f
  • The New Victorian Club, 30a, Sackville Street, Piccadilly, W. Dearest love. I have got half an hour
  • 2 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy, frag.] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. November 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-g
  • [n.p.] Dearest. You see I am being very good.
  • 2 ll.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. November 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-h
  • [n.p.] Dearest. When will you get this? I can't tell.
  • 3 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Monday [ca. November 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-i
  • [n.p.] Dearest Ford, my very heart, you are. Don't be cross & compare me
  • 2 ll.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Wednesday [ca. November 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-j
  • [n.p.] Dearest. The business letter- mine- went off this morning.
  • 3 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [Nov. 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-k
  • [n.p.] I have taken a type-written copy of this
  • 1 l.
  • With TL [copy], The London Magazine to Ford Madox Ford, November 1910. Written and signed by Comyns Beaumont.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [Nov. 10, 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-l
  • [n.p.] This is about what I wrote to S.
  • 1 l.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
  • With TL [copy], Violet Hunt to Silvia Hunt Fogg-Elliot, [ca. November 10, 1910], and TL [copy], Rosamund Fogg-Elliot Wilkinson to her aunt, Violet Hunt, [n.d.].
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. December 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-m
  • [n.p.] Dearest, darling. I am so sorry for you, and you are so sorry
  • 2 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. December 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-n
  • Dearest. I think it will take me all the morning
  • 4 ll.
  • Concerned in part with the publication of Ford's story "Riesenberg" and other writings.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. December 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-o
  • [n.p.] Riesenberg. No, dearest, don't sit in any safety valve
  • 4 ll.
  • Concerned in part with the publication of Ford's story "Riesenberg."
  • Mentions going to Spa, Belgium on the 9th.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. December 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-p
  • [n.p.] Reisenberg. Dearest. Can you- or will you let me shorten "Riesenberg"
  • 1 l.
  • Concerned with publication of Ford's story "Riesenberg."
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Tuesday morning [ca. December 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-q
  • Dearest. Let me be quite serious. I am awfully sorry it vexes you
  • 3 ll.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Thursday morning [ca. December 1910]
Box 6 Folder 3-r
  • [n.p.] Dearest. I'm so glad you like the story.
  • 2 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. 1911]
Box 6 Folder 4-a
  • [n.p.] R.[osamund] has written a stupid heartless letter,
  • 1 l.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. 1911]
Box 6 Folder 4-b
  • [n.p.] Dear. Will you execute this as quickly as you can
  • 1 l.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. 1911]
Box 6 Folder 4-c
  • [n.p.] Dearest darling, They say you are charming!
  • 1 l.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. 1911]
Box 6 Folder 4-d
  • [n.p.] Dearest. Mrs. Low has been telephoning - She has
  • 1 l.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [ca. 1911]
Box 6 Folder 4-e
  • [n.p.] Lempriere say that...Dearest. Just a line.
  • 2 ll. + 4
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford (continued) -- [ca. 1911]
Box 6 Folder 4-e
  • With a second typed copy and a carbon copy, done on a different typewriter (and earlier?), the latter with annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Friday night [ca. 1911]
Box 6 Folder 4-f
  • [n.p.] Dear darling. Don't mind the Lyceum Club
  • 2 ll.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [1911]
Box 6 Folder 4-g
  • [n.p.] Dearest. What can I write to you in 20 minutes? The carriage
  • 1 l.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [1911]
Box 6 Folder 4-h
  • [n.p.] 53. I have got my revise proofs and I want you to send me
  • 1 l. + 2
  • With the carbon copy and another typed copy, done on a different typewriter (and earlier?).
TL [copy, frag.] to Ford Madox Ford -- [Feb. 1911]
Box 6 Folder 4-i
  • [n.p.] Fragment Dearest. Why do you get my letters all posted
  • 2 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [Mar. 31?, 1911]
Box 6 Folder 4-j
  • [n.p.] I'm going to tea with Roy
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand and an additional sheet (AM) with notes on it.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [Apr. 1911]
Box 6 Folder 4-k
  • [n.p.] Dearest Darling. I don't want to say anything wrong- or to upset you
  • 2 ll.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- Aug. [1911]
Box 6 Folder 4-l
  • [n.p.] Dearest. Mrs Boughton has just bounced in to tell me
  • 2 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
TL [copy] to Ford Madox Ford -- [autumn 1911] 6.30. p.m.
Box 6 Folder 4-m
  • [n.p.] Dearest Ford, I've been to Lane and saw Jenkyns.
  • 2 ll.
  • With annotations in Hunt's hand.
Hunt, Violet, 1862-1942. -- [1910-1911]
Box 6 Folder 5-6
  • Photocopies of letters to Ford Madox Ford
2. Violet Hunt to Others (by date)
ALS to ? -- [n.d.]
Box 6 Folder 7
  • South Lodge, 80, Campden Hill Road, W.8 Dear Sir Thank you very much for your letter
  • 1 l.
  • Not sent.
  • Howell material.
ALS to [Ashmolean Museum?] -- June 19 [1918]
Box 6 Folder 8
  • South Lodge, 80, Campden Hill Road, W. 8 Dear Sir I do not know if you/are yet aware
  • 2 ll.
  • C. F. Bell, to whom this letter was most likely addressed, was the Keeper of Fine Art at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
  • Signed "Violet Madox Hueffer."
AL [card] S [init.] to Bert? -- [n.d.]
Box 6 Folder 9
  • [n.p.] With love and good wishes from --VH What is my little Bert doing now?
  • 1 l.
  • Written on the back of a printed religious card
AL to Mr. Burdett -- [n.d.]
Box 6 Folder 10
  • [n.p.] Dear Mr Burdett Shall I write/to your paper
  • 2 ll.
  • Not sent.
ALS [init.] to Annie Child -- [Oct. 4, 1906]
Box 6 Folder 11
  • Pitlochry Dear Child I have had quite/an illness here.
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
  • Annie Child was the Hunt family parlormaid.
AL to Mr. Garvin -- [n.d.]
Box 6 Folder 12
  • [n.p.] Dear Mr Garvin The Life of Howell/an Anglo-Portugese
  • 2 ll.
  • Draft copy?
  • Howell material.
TLS [init.] to Gedge, Fiske & Gedge -- Apr. 26, 1926
Box 6 Folder 13-a-c
  • South Lodge, 80, Campden Hill Road, W.8 Dear Sirs, I am now acquainted through the papers
  • 1 l. + 2
  • With two TLS from Gedge, Fiske & Gedge to Violet Hunt, dated April 8 and 27, 1926. All three concern Violet's friend, Lady Houston. Additional notes in Hunt's hand.
ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt -- [n.d.]
Box 6 Folder 14-a
  • [n.p.] Dear Mamma I call a great/part of your letter
  • 2 ll.
ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt -- [n.d.]
Box 6 Folder 14-b
  • [n.p.] Dear Mamma Your absence makes/itself grieviously felt!
  • 2 ll.
ALS [init.] to Margaret Raine Hunt -- Tuesday 4th [1891?]
Box 6 Folder 14-c
  • [n.p.] My dear Mamma I was at the Penningtons/when the paper came out with the/news
  • 2 ll.
ALS to Sarah Sanderson Hunt -- [n.d.]
Box 6 Folder 15-a
  • 6 East Terrace, Whitby My dear Grandmamma I like Whitby very/much indeed.
  • Sarah Sanderson Hunt was Violet Hunt's grandmother.
ALS to Sarah Sanderson Hunt -- Jan. 5, 1873
Box 6 Folder 15-b
  • 1 Tor Villas, Campden Hill My Dear Grandmother I am very sorry I did not write to you
  • 2 ll. + 1
TLS to the Editor of The Morning Post -- Mar. 18, 1926
Box 6 Folder 16-a-f
  • South Lodge, 80, Campden Hill Road, W.8 Dear Sir, Ever since the news of another problematical
TLS to the Editor of The Morning Post (continued) -- Mar. 18, 1926
Box 6 Folder 16-a-f
  • 2 ll. + 1 + 3 + 2
  • With ALS, The Morning Post to Violet Hunt, March 16, 1926, written and signed by James Greig; a draft of the letter to The Morning Post, typed and then annotated by Hunt; and a newspaper clipping (with photocopy) about the Whistler painting mentioned in the letters. Howell material.
AL to Juliet Hueffer Soskice -- June 26 [1927]
Box 6 Folder 17-a
  • South Lodge, 80, Campden Hill Road, W.8 Dear Juliet This is surely rather/dreadful
  • 2 ll.
  • Draft copy.
  • Juliet Hueffer Soskice was Ford Madox Ford's sister.
AL to Juliet Hueffer Soskice -- June 23 [1927]
Box 6 Folder 17-b
  • South Lodge, 80, Campden Hill Road, W.8 Dear Juliet Thank you very/much for your letter.
  • 2 ll.
ALS to Eustace Strickland -- [1887-1888]
Box 6 Folder 18
  • [n.p.] Dear Euty Are you very/ill?
  • 1 l.
  • On verso of share application for the Folkestone Pier and Lift Company.
AL to Evelyn Waugh -- [n.d.]
Box 6 Folder 19
  • South Lodge, 80, Campden Hill Road, W.8 Dear Evelyn Waugh I am proud that/you should review me.
  • 2 ll.
  • Not sent.
Hueffer, F. M. -- Jan.-Feb. 1911
Box 24 Folder 17
  • typescripts made by Violet Hunt
Addie, [J.N.] -- Apr. 15, 1878
Box 26 Folder 1
  • to A.W. Hunt
Brown, Ford Madox -- Tuesday [n.d.]
Box 26 Folder 2
  • to Cathy
Brown, Ford Madox -- [SP 9 71]
Box 26 Folder 3
  • to Hueffer, Ford Madox
Ruskin, John -- May 30, 1887
Box 26 Folder 4
  • to Heming
3. To Violet Hunt (by author, then by date)
AL to Violet Hunt -- Nov. 13 [n.y.]
Box 7 Folder 1-a
  • 71 Munington Road Dear Violet With regard to the "White
AL to Violet Hunt (continued) -- Nov. 13 [n.y.]
Box 7 Folder 1-a
  • The letter is decorated with eight coats of arms and a miniature of "Sir Nele."
  • 2 ll.
ALS [illegible] to Violet Hunt -- Dec. 24 [n.y.] [
Box 7 Folder 1-b
  • London] Dear Violet I wish I could/send you
  • 2 ll.
ALS [illegible] to Violet Hunt -- Dec. 1, 1922
Box 7 Folder 1-c
  • Herne Bay, Kent Dear Sir/ Your letter of the 29th Nov 1 l.
  • Addressed to V. Hueffer.
A [postcard] to Violet Hunt -- [1908?]
Box 7 Folder 1-d
  • Greece
  • 1 l.
ALS [illegible] to Violet Hunt -- Oct. 6, 1932
Box 7 Folder 1-e
  • 79A Elizabeth Street, S.W.1 Dear Violet I have been reading/your Sidall (or is it Siddal)
  • 2 ll.
4 envelopes, 5 cancelled stamps -- 1867-1929
Box 7 Folder 1-f
Agate, James, 1877-1947. -- [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 2
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 55 Doughty St., W.C.1 Dear Mrs. Hueffer Many thanks, but I neither
  • 1 l.
Albany -- June 10, 1929
Box 7 Folder 3
  • [printed] Garden Party at Albany-- [invitation]
  • Albany
  • 1 l.
  • Commemorating the 125th anniversary of Albany.
Allingham, P. A. -- Nov. 19, 1923
Box 7 Folder 4-a-f
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Eldon House Dear Mrs. Hueffer I have been/looking through
  • 2 ll. + 6
  • Includes eight pages of diary entries relating to Howell and Rossetti from William Allingham's diary, as copied out by his wife, P. A. Allingham; an envelope with V.H.'s notes on it; and a postcard from Mrs.
Allingham, P. A. (continued) -- Nov. 19, 1923
Box 7 Folder 4-a-f
  • Allingham to Violet Hunt, dated May 15, 1924.
  • Howell material.
Ashmolean Museum (Oxford) -- June 20, 1918
Box 7 Folder 5-a-b
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • Oxford Dear Madam Thank you for your extremely kind letter.
  • 1 l. + 1
  • This and another TLS, also included here and dated August 31, 1918, were written by C.F. Bell, Keeper of Fine Art at the Ashmolean Museum.
Bellavue, J. C. -- Sept. 21, 1920
Box 7 Folder 6
  • AL [postcard] S to Violet Hunt
  • Vigo So sorry I had no time/to see you before I left
  • 1 l.
Bennett, Marguerite -- May 21, 1935
Box 7 Folder 7
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Suncourt Hotel, Kensington Dear Miss Violet Hunt, I have just had you rung-up
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With Mrs. Bennett's card and Violet Hunt's remarks on the letter.
Benson, Venice Hunt, 1864- -- [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 8-a
  • ALS [frag.] to Violet Hunt
  • [n.p.] ...think more of ones suis than/any pulpit-preached sermon
  • 2 ll.
Benson, Venice Hunt, 1864- -- [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 8-b
  • AL [frag.] to Violet Hunt
  • Hotel Schwan, Frankfurt Dear Violet We were very much puzzled
  • 2 ll.
Bing, Marguerite -- Oct. 11, 1924
Box 7 Folder 9
  • AL [postcard] S to Violet Hunt
  • Venice We let our Flat suddenly/conditionally
  • 1 l.
  • Signed Marguerite and Herbert Bing.
Messrs. Blomfield & Co.'s Trinity House Royal Studios -- Sept. 24, 1928
Box 7 Folder 10-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Hastings Dr Madam We have found the enclosed/view of Hastings.
  • 1 l. + 3
  • Siddal material.
  • With photograph [photo moved to Box 20, Folder 46] of the lodging house where Elizabeth Siddal Rossetti lived in Hastings, which was reproduced in Violet Hunt's biography of her, The Wife of Rossetti.
  • With two envelopes with Violet Hunt's notes on them.
Bornand, Odette -- Feb. 26, 1936
Box 7 Folder 10-b
  • AL [frag.] S to Violet Hunt
  • Crosby Hall, Cheyne Walk, S.W.3 Dear Madam, I am preparing a thesis
  • 1 l.
  • The letter has been ripped into three pieces, one of which is missing.
Bouldan, Newman -- June 28, 1924
Box 7 Folder 11
  • TL[ copy?] to Violet Hunt
  • St. James Vicarage, Enfield Highway Dear Madam In answer to your letter of Jun 13th
  • 1 l.
  • Howell material.
Boyce, A. A. C. -- Jan. 23, 1923
Box 7 Folder 12
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Battersea Park, S.W. Dear Mrs. V.H. Hueffer I am sorry the letter you/wanted is not
  • 2 ll.
  • Siddal-Rossetti material.
British Federation of University Women -- Feb. 26, 1936
Box 7 Folder 13
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • London Dear Miss Hunt - I once had the pleasure of meeting/you at Jane Harrison's
  • 1 l.
  • Written and signed by Mrs. Alys Russell.
Brown, Emma -- [n.d.], April 28 [1929?]-January 23, 1930
Box 7 Folder 14-a-g
  • Seven letters to Violet Hunt
  • 7 ll.
  • Concerning Violet's questions about whether her nurse, Emma Brown, was related to Lord and Lady Bethell.
Bullock, J. M. -- May? 6, 1928
Box 7 Folder 15
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 45, Doughty Street, W.C.1 Dear Miss Violet Hunt What an admirable/article
  • 1 l.
Button, Maidie E. -- Sept. 17, 1930
Box 7 Folder 16-a-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 3, Chelmsford Road, South Woodford, E.18 Dear Madame In reply to your letter of the 16th
  • 1 l. + 2
  • With two other ALS from Maidie Button, Elizabeth Siddall Rossetti's niece, to V.H., dated October 6 and 10, 1930.
  • Siddall material.
Cannon Brookes & Odgers, Solicitors (London) -- Nov. 16, 1933
Box 7 Folder 17-a
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • Norfolk House, London Dear Miss Hunt, I think the last time we met
  • 1 l.
  • Written and signed by T. Cannon Brookes.
Cecil Palmer, Publisher (London) -- July 6, 1923
Box 7 Folder 17-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • London Dear Mrs Ford Madox Hueffer I would like to talk to your seriously sometime
  • 1 l.
  • Written and signed by Cecil Palmer.
Christmas cards -- 1937, [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 18-a-e
  • Five cards
  • 5 ll.
  • From F.A.L. Bram Stoker, May [Cracolry?], Mr. & Mrs. Defries, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Andrews, and Harriet Cohen.
Cockerell, Sydney Carlyle, Sir, 1867-1962. -- Oct. 18, 1929
Box 7 Folder 19
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Cambridge Dear Mrs Hueffer, I am sorry to say that
  • 1 l.
Compton-Burnett, I. (Ivy), 1884-1969. -- Oct. 3, 1932
Box 7 Folder 20
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 97, Linden Gardens, Bayswater, W.2 Dear Violet After/reading "The/Wife of Rossetti"
  • 1 l.
Constable & Co. -- Oct. 7, 1932
Box 7 Folder 21-a-b
  • TLS to [Violet Hunt]
  • 10 & 12 Orange St., Leicester Sq., W.C.2 Dear Madam, We have to acknowledge with many thanks
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With TLS from Waterhouse & Co., dated October 11, 1932.
Courtney, W. L. (William Leonard), 1850-1928. -- Jan. 9, 1922
Box 7 Folder 22
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • 44, Gordon Sq., W.C.1 Dear Mrs. Hueffer, If it will give you any pleasure,
  • 1 l.
Crawfurd, Oswald, 1834-1909. -- Mar. 8, 1899
Box 7 Folder 23
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Queen Anne's Mansions, S.W. Dear Violet, Mr Lewis has put in my hands
  • 2 ll.
Cynthia -- 12-1930
Box 7 Folder 24
  • AL [card] S to Violet Hunt
  • Christmas 1930
  • 1 l.
  • With photograph of Cynthia with two dogs.
The Daily Mirror (London) -- Feb. 8, 1916
Box 7 Folder 25
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • London Dear Mrs. Hueffer, I am very sorry that there
  • 1 l.
  • The letter is signed by Herbert Farjeon.
Derwent, George Harcourt Johnstone, Baron, 1899- -- Oct. 22, 1927
Box 7 Folder 26-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
Derwent, George Harcourt Johnstone, Baron, 1899- (continued) -- Oct. 22, 1927
Box 7 Folder 26-a
  • English Embassy, Brussels, Dear Mrs. Hueffer - I had a pang/of conscience over your question,
  • 2 ll.
  • With envelope.
Derwent, George Harcourt Johnstone, Baron, 1899- -- Jan. 1, 1928
Box 7 Folder 26-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • British Embassy, Brussels Dear Mrs. Hueffer - I'm afraid/I must refuse, unwillingly
  • 1 l.
Derwent, George Harcourt Johnstone, Baron, 1899- -- Jan. 31, 1928
Box 7 Folder 26-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Brussels Dear Mrs. Hueffer - I'm afraid it's/no use & our so agreeable plan
  • 2 ll.
Derwent, George Harcourt Johnstone, Baron, 1899- -- Feb. 23, 1928
Box 7 Folder 26-d
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Hotel Chatham, Paris Dear Mrs. Hueffer - Your apple-green/letter
  • 4 ll.
Derwent, George Harcourt Johnstone, Baron, 1899- -- Aug. 13, 1928
Box 7 Folder 26-e
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • St. Moritz, Switzerland Dear Mrs Hueffer - Really odious & rude/of me to be so long
  • 5 ll.
Derwent, George Harcourt Johnstone, Baron, 1899- -- Aug. 29, 1928
Box 7 Folder 26-f
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • St. Moritz Dear Mrs Hueffer - I think you oughtn't/to be surprised
  • 4 ll.
Derwent, George Harcourt Johnstone, Baron, 1899- -- Sept. 19, 1928
Box 7 Folder 26-g
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Cannes Dear Mrs Hueffer - Alas! quite, quite/ausgeschlossen
Derwent, George Harcourt Johnstone, Baron, 1899- (continued) -- Sept. 19, 1928
Box 7 Folder 26-g
  • 1 l.
Derwent, George Harcourt Johnstone, Baron, 1899- -- Oct. 21, 1928
Box 7 Folder 26-h
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • British Embassy, Madrid Dear Mrs Hueffer - How admirable of you/to have given me
  • 3 ll.
Derwent, George Harcourt Johnstone, Baron, 1899- -- Sept. 29, 1929
Box 7 Folder 26-i
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Hackness Hall, Scarborough No, No, only busy, not/ill
  • 1 l.
Deverell, Evangeline -- June 16, 1936
Box 7 Folder 27-a-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Sante Fe, New Mexico Dear Violet Hunt, I am sending you/a photograph
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
  • A photograph of a sketch of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre by Walter Deverell, Evangeline Deverell's father, which was enclosed with the letter, is now housed in Box 19, folder 43.
Deverell, Frances -- Aug. 1, 1928
Box 7 Folder 28-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Abbey Rd Mansions, N.W.8 Dear Mrs Hueffer - I am sending this/M.S. registered
  • 2 ll.
  • Frances Deverell was Walter Howell Deverell's sister-in-law.
Deverell, Frances -- Friday [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 28-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 5 York St., W.1 I hasten to send you this letter/dear Mrs Hueffer - Violet!!
  • 1 l.
  • Frances Deverell was Walter Howell Deverell's sister-in-law.
Dicksee, Frank -- Feb. 13, 1928
Box 7 Folder 29-a-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 3, Greville Place, Maida Vale, N.W.6 Dear Mrs Hueffer About the date you mention
  • 1 l. + 3
  • With two more ALS from Dicksee to Hunt, dated July 3 [n.y.] and Monday [n.d.].
Ellis, Stewart Marsh -- May 26, 1926
Box 7 Folder 30-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • West Kensington, W.14 Dear Violet Many thanks. I shall look forward/to coming
  • 1 l.
Ellis, Stewart Marsh -- Sept. 15, 1932
Box 7 Folder 30-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 3, Kent Road, Surrey My dear Violet Many thanks for the/copy of Mrs. Rossetti
  • 1 l.
The English Review -- June 2, 1910
Box 7 Folder 31
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • 11, Henrietta St., Covent Garden, W.C. Dear Miss Violet Hunt, I am thinking of organizing
  • 1 l.
  • Written and signed by Austin Harrison.
Ervine, St. John G. (St. John Greer), b. 1883. -- May 23, 1921
Box 7 Folder 32
  • AL [postcard] S to Violet Hunt
  • [n.p.] Many thanks for your note. The/loose sheets
  • 1 l.
Fauconnet, Guy Eugene Lucien Pierre, d. 1920. -- [Jan. 9, 1920]
Box 7 Folder 33
  • [printed] [funeral invitation]
  • 2 ll.
  • In French.
  • Addressed to Violet Hunt.
Fogg-Elliot, Amerye Margaret -- [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 34
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Wolsingham Dear Aunt Violet, I hope you had a happy/New Year
  • 2 ll. + 2
G., Florentia G. C. -- [1925-1931]
Box 7 Folder 35-a-s
  • 28 Letters to Violet Hunt
  • 56 ll.
G., Florentia G. C. (continued) -- [1925-1931]
Box 7 Folder 35-a-s
  • Some are just fragments of letters, though most of the fragments are either signed or dated.
Gilbert, Marion -- June 6, 1932
Box 7 Folder 36
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Paris Dear Mrs Hunt I shall be in/England
  • 1 l.
Golding, Louis, 1895-1958. -- Feb. 9, 1924
Box 7 Folder 37
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Naples My dear Violet Do please forgive the blighter
  • 1 l.
Goldring, Douglas, 1887- -- Sept. 24, 1931
Box 7 Folder 38
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 12 Brunswick Sq., W.C.1 Dear Violet It was so nice of you/to turn up yesterday.
  • 2 ll.
[Hall, Radclyffe] -- [Jan. 25, 1907]
Box 7 Folder 39
  • AL [postcard] S [init.] to Violet Hunt
  • Brussels Just a line to let/you know
  • 1 l.
  • Signed "M." Radclyffe Hall's first name was Marguerite.
Hall, Roger -- Sept. 14, 1933
Box 7 Folder 40-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • The Uplands, London, S.E.19 Lady. I have read many of your works
  • 3 ll.
Hall, Roger -- Sept. 23, 1933
Box 7 Folder 40-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • The Uplands, London, S.E.19 So my letter stirred the/dregs of memory
  • 13 ll.
Head, Henry -- Nov. 7, 1922
Box 7 Folder 41
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • 4, Montagu Sq., Hyde Park Dear Mrs Hueffer, I am afraid it would be quite impossible
  • 2 ll.
  • Howell material.
Heald, Edith S. -- [Sept. 10, 1926]
Box 7 Folder 42
  • AL [postcard] S to Violet Hunt
  • [Venice] I did get a few baths/after all
  • 1 l.
Heeley, Sibyl -- Oct. 3 [n.y.]
Box 7 Folder 43-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Torquay My dear Violet It was good to get your letter
  • 2 ll.
Heeley, Sibyl -- [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 43-b
  • AL [frag.] S to Violet Hunt
  • Torquay ...of animals./Ive re-read Their Lives
  • 1 l.
Heron-Allen, Edward, 1861-1943. -- Dec. 16, 1914
Box 7 Folder 44-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 33, Hamilton Terrace, N.W. My dear Violet For the last fortnight I have been/the target
  • 2 ll.
Heron-Allen, Edward, 1861-1943. -- Feb. 26, 1923
Box 7 Folder 44-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 33, Hamilton Terrace, N.W. My dear Violet No. I'm not bringing it,/but I guess it's at the London Library
  • 1 l.
Heron-Allen, Edward, 1861-1943. -- July 13, 1928
Box 7 Folder 44-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Large Acres, Sussex My dear Violet I am amazed to hear that/anyone is writing a Biography of that wretched creature
  • 1 l.
Hook, James Clarke, 1819-1907. -- Monday evening [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 45-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Morfa, Nevin, North Wales My dear Violet I was glad to get your/pleasant
  • 2 ll.
Hook, James Clarke, 1819-1907. -- 17 Saturday [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 45-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Cornwall My dear Violet I have been/going to write
  • 2 ll.
  • With sketch by Hook on inside pages.
Hook, James Clarke, 1819-1907. -- Aug. 19, 1880
Box 7 Folder 45-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Penzance [Cornwall] My dear Violet Day after day I/have intended
  • 2 ll.
Hook, James Clarke, 1819-1907. -- Dec. 9, 1880
Box 7 Folder 45-d
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Churt, Farnham My dear Bookbind??? Thank you for the capital/sketchbook
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hook, James Clarke, 1819-1907. -- Oct. 27, 1881
Box 7 Folder 45-e
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Churt [Farnham] My dear Violet Nothing would/have pleased me more
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hook, James Clarke, 1819-1907. -- Jan. 5, 1882
Box 7 Folder 45-f
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Churt, Farnham My dear Violet Will you thank your/mother
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hook, James Clarke, 1819-1907. -- Aug. 28 [1882]
Box 7 Folder 45-g
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • W. Penzance, Cornwall My dear Violet You see that we/have flitted from Mullion
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hook, James Clarke, 1819-1907. -- Jan. 29, 1883
Box 7 Folder 45-h
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Churt, Farnham My dear Violet You will receive/by the P. Dj. Co. a small box
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hook, James Clarke, 1819-1907. -- [Jan. 29, 1884]
Box 7 Folder 45-i
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Churt, Farnham My dear Violet Thank you for your/nice little letter.
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Hook, James Clarke, 1819-1907. -- Aug. 28, 1884
Box 7 Folder 45-j
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Cornwall My dear Violet Here is our door, our/dinner
  • 2 ll.
  • With sketches by Hook on front and inside pages.
Hook, James Clarke, 1819-1907. -- Dec. 24, 1886
Box 7 Folder 45-k
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Churt [Farnham] My dear Violet I began to day/'rubbing in"
  • 2 ll.
Hook, James Clarke, 1819-1907. -- Apr. 9 [1887]
Box 7 Folder 45-l
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Churt, Farnham My dear Violet Ask Mother/if she would like me to come
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Houghton Mifflin Company -- Apr. 10, 1931
Box 7 Folder 46
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • London Dear Mrs. Hueffer, I am exceedingly sorry to have missed your call
  • 1 l.
  • Letter written and signed by Ferris Greenslet.
Houston, Lucy (Lady Byron) -- [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 47-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • [n.p.] Dear Vi - Many loving thanks/for yr letter
  • 2 ll.
Houston, Lucy (Lady Byron) -- [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 47-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • St. Maxime Dearest Violet I am so sorry/how I wish
  • 2 ll.
Houston, Lucy, Lady Byron -- Sunday [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 47-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dear Vi - Why on earth should/you give anything to/ F's wife!
  • 2 ll.
Houston, Lucy, Lady Byron -- Friday [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 47-d
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • [n.p.] Dear Violet I am so absolutely done/I cannot get away
  • 2 ll.
Houston, Lucy (Lady Byron) -- Saturday [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 47-e
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • [n.p.] Dear Vi I've just wired you/telling you I shall
  • 4 ll.
Houston, Lucy (Lady Byron) -- [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 47-f
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • St. Maxime Dear Violet, A letter has been forwarded to me here
  • 1 l.
Houston, Lucy (Lady Byron) -- Feb. 12, 1925
Box 7 Folder 47-g
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • St. Maxime My dear Violet I wrote you a few words yesterday
  • 1 l.
Houston, Lucy (Lady Byron) -- Sept. 19, 1925
Box 7 Folder 47-h
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dalwhinnie, N.B. Dearest Violet, I have arranged with Mrs. Constantine
  • 2 ll.
Houston, Lucy (Lady Byron) -- Oct. 23, 1925
Box 7 Folder 47-i
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dalwhinnie, N.B. My dear Violet, I think I ought to let you know
  • 2 ll.
Houston, Lucy (Lady Byron) -- Nov. 12, 1934
Box 7 Folder 47-j
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Hampstead Heath Dear V. The reason I have not sent you
  • 1 l.
Houston, Lucy (Lady Byron) -- Aug. 7, 1936
Box 7 Folder 47-k
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Hampstead Heath Dear Violet, I received your letter, but I did not mean you/to write
  • 1 l.
Houston, Lucy (Lady Byron) -- Aug. 2, 1926
Box 7 Folder 47-l
  • L [telegram] to Violet Hunt
  • [n.p.] Not well enough to go Sandgate
  • 2 ll. + envelope.
Irwin, Margaret -- [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 48
  • AL [postcard] S to Violet Hunt
  • [n.p.] With good wishes from us both.
  • 1 l.
Jackson, Eleanor -- [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 49-a
  • AL [card] S [init.] to [Violet Hunt?]
  • 120, Adelaide Road, London, N.W.3 Thanks for letting me see it.
  • 1 l.
Jackson, Eleanor -- [Sept. 22, 1922]
Box 7 Folder 49-b
  • AL [card] S [init.] to Violet Hunt
  • 120, Adelaide Road, London, N.W.3 No: I don't want that card sending/or quoting
  • 1 l.
Jacomb Hood, G. P. (George Percy), 1857-1929. -- Dec. 11 [n.y.]
Box 7 Folder 50
  • AL [card] S to Violet Hunt
  • 26, Tite St., Chelsea, S.W. Dear Miss Hunt I have forgotten
  • 1 l.
Jelliffe, Smith Ely, 1866-1945. -- June 11, 1935
Box 7 Folder 51
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • New York My dear Miss Hunt: It was very kind of you to write me
  • 1 l.
Kirkaldy, Peggy -- [July?] 8 [n.y.]
Box 7 Folder 52-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Colchester My dear Violet - This is a brief note
  • 1 l.
Kirkaldy, Peggy -- [Oct. 30] [n.y.]
Box 7 Folder 52-b
  • AL [postcard] S [init.] to Violet Hunt
  • Tanger We came over here for the/weekend
  • 1 l.
  • Signed "P.K."
Laver, James, 1899- -- [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 53-a
  • AL [card] S to [Violet Hunt?]
  • [n.p.] With every good wish for/Xmas
  • 1 l.
Laver, James, 1899- (continued) -- [n.d.]
Box 7 Folder 53-a
  • Signed "Veronica and James Laver".
Life and Letters -- Apr. 10, 1924
Box 7 Folder 53-b
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • London My dear Mrs. Hueffer, Thanks for your note. The mistake was/mine.
  • 1 l.
  • Signed T. Earle Welby.
Low, Sidney, Sir, 1857-1932. -- Dec. 27 [1929]
Box 7 Folder 54-a
  • AL [card] S to Violet Hunt
  • 45, Campden Hill Court, W.8 My Dear Violet, I was at Oxford a long time/ago
Low, Sidney, Sir, 1857-1932. -- Nov. 29, 1921
Box 7 Folder 54-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 24 Marlborough Hill, N.W.8 My dear Violet, I am very much/touched by your let-/ter
  • 2 ll.
Lowndes, Belloc, 1868-1947. -- Aug. 7 [n.y.]
Box 7 Folder 55
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 9, Barton St., Westminster, S.W. Dearest Violet I will willingly, after 20th -
  • 1 l.
Lynd, Robert, 1879-1949. -- Sept. 9, 1932
Box 7 Folder 56
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 5, Keats Grove, Hampstead, N.W.3 Dear Mrs Hueffer, I hope you
  • 1 l.
MacColl, D. S. (Dugald Sutherland), 1859-1948. -- Oct. 11, 1890
Box 7 Folder 57-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 38 Longridge Road, S.W. Dear Poetess I'm sitting in a disconcerted mind
  • 2 ll.
  • Written in verse. MacColl had won the Newdigate at Oxford, a poetry competition which Violet's father Alfred Hunt had also won.
  • MacColl was one of Violet Hunt's suitors.
MacColl, D. S. (Dugald Sutherland), 1859-1948. -- Oct. 1, 1932
Box 7 Folder 57-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 1 Hampstead Way, North End N.W.II My dear Violet, I have just read your book,
  • 1 l.
MacKenzie, Compton, Sir, 1883-1972. -- Dec. 19, 1932
Box 8 Folder 1
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Inverness-shire Dear Violet: I shall be down about/ten days
  • 1 l.
MacKenzie, Faith Compton -- [Dec. 19, 1913]
Box 8 Folder 2
  • AL [ postcard] S to [Violet Hunt]
  • Capri Love from us both-/I hope this Xmas
  • 1 l.
  • The card is signed "Faith/Pestoyne."
McQuilland, Louis H. -- Sept. 26, 1923
Box 8 Folder 3
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • Chelsea Dear Miss Hunt, You did me a favour in proposing
  • 1 l.
Macquoid, Percy, d. 1952. -- Nov. 14 [n.y.]
Box 8 Folder 4
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 8, Palace Court, Bayswater, W. Dear Mrs Hueffer I fear I have kept
  • 1 l.
Maugham, W. Somerset (William Somerset), 1874-1965. -- Monday [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 5
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • St. James's St., S.W.1 Violet dear I am off next week & am/booked right up
  • 1 l.
Mayne, Ethel Colburn, d. 1941. -- Nov. 22, 1939
Box 8 Folder 6-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Richmond Dear Violet, I have to-day
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope addressed to Miss Mayne and with note written by Violet Hunt.
Mayne, Ethel Colburn, d. 1941. -- May 31, 1940
Box 8 Folder 6-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Twickenham Dear Violet, I am sorry to have been so cross
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Melchett, Violet Mond -- Jan. 14, 1931
Box 8 Folder 7
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 35, Lowndes Sq., S.W.1 My dear Violet, Thank you for/writing to all
Melchett, Violet Mond (continued) -- Jan. 14, 1931
Box 8 Folder 7
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope.
Mond, Angela -- Oct. 6, 1932
Box 8 Folder 8
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Lausanne My dear Violet, You have written/a splendid book!
  • 2 ll.
Morales, Pedro G. -- [May 7, 1921]
Box 8 Folder 9
  • AL [ postcard] S to Violet Hunt
  • Spain Many thanks for/your charming invita/tion
  • 1 l.
Moulton, Louise Chandler, 1835-1908. -- Dec. 14 [1894]
Box 8 Folder 10
  • AL [ postcard] S to Violet Hunt
  • Boston Dearest Violet -- I am sending/you herewith a/ photograph [not included]
  • 1 l.
Notting Hill High School -- Oct. 17, 1922
Box 8 Folder 11-a-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Holland Park, W.11 Dear Madam, I enclose the details
  • 1 l. + 1
  • Written by M. M. Berryman. With typed sheet giving dates of attendance for the Hunt girls and Agnes Lane Fox.
Observer (London, England) -- Mar. 4, 1926
Box 8 Folder 12-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • [London] Dear Violet Hunt, I want to tell yout that/my wife and I
  • 2 ll.
  • Written and signed by J. L. Garvin.
Observer (London, England) -- Mar. 9, 1926
Box 8 Folder 12-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • London My dear Mrs. Hueffer, I am relieved by your letter
  • 1 l.
  • Written and signed by J. L. Garvin.
O'Riordan, Conal, 1874-1948. -- Sept. 14, 1932
Box 8 Folder 13-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 106, Meadvale Rd., W.5 Dear Violet, This is further to say that I/really think
O'Riordan, Conal, 1874-1948. (continued) -- Sept. 14, 1932
Box 8 Folder 13-a
  • 1 l.
O'Riordan, Conal, 1874-1948. -- Sept. 23, 1932
Box 8 Folder 13-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 106, Meadvale Rd., W.5 Dear Violet, It gave me real pleasure just now to read Rebecca's
  • 1 l.
Partridge, Sir Bernard, b. 1861. -- [July 1924?]
Box 8 Folder 14
  • AL [ card] S to Violet Hunt
  • Chelsea Dear Miss Hunt: Thank you for your/note,
  • 1 l.
Pennell, Elizabeth Robins, 1855-1936. -- June 4, 1925
Box 8 Folder 15-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Brooklyn Dear Violet, I have not heard from you/for such an age
  • 2 ll.
Pennell, Elizabeth Robins, 1855-1936. -- July 4, 1925
Box 8 Folder 15-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Brooklyn Dear Violet, The boats in the Harbour
  • 3 ll.
Pennell, Elizabeth Robins, 1855-1936. -- May 16, 1926
Box 8 Folder 15-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Brooklyn Dear Violet, You are right - it is a wrench-
  • 1 l.
Pennell, Elizabeth Robins, 1855-1936. -- Mar. 13, 1927
Box 8 Folder 15-d
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • New York Dear Violet, I am glad it was all right/my sending you
  • 1 l.
Pennell, Elizabeth Robins, 1855-1936. -- Jan. 22, 1927
Box 8 Folder 15-e
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • New York Dear Violet, Here is another review, from/Books
  • 1 l.
Pennell, Elizabeth Robins, 1855-1936. -- Dec. 15, 1928
Box 8 Folder 15-f
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • New York Dear Violet, If I have not heard from you/for a long time
  • 1 l.
Pennell, Elizabeth Robins, 1855-1936. -- Mar. 31, 1929
Box 8 Folder 15-g
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • New York Dear Violet, I am indignant with myself/for
  • 2 ll.
Pennell, Elizabeth Robins, 1855-1936. -- June 11, 1929
Box 8 Folder 15-h
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • New York Dear Violet, I am delighted to be of some use/to you.
  • 2 ll.
Pennell, Elizabeth Robins, 1855-1936. -- Sept. 15, 1929
Box 8 Folder 15-i
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • New York Dear Violet, I hope you are a lot better/than
  • 2 ll.
Pennell, Elizabeth Robins, 1855-1936. -- June 15, 1930
Box 8 Folder 15-j
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • New York Dear Violet, A pleasure indeed to see/your writing again.
  • 2 ll.
Potter, Ada -- Apr. 9, 1937
Box 8 Folder 16
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • Chelsea My dear Violet, Thank you for your letter which
  • 1 l.
Richard R. Smith, Publishers (New York) -- Dec. 26, 1930
Box 8 Folder 17
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • New York Dear Miss Hueffer: THE BIOGRAPHY OF MRS. ROSSETTI which you intended
  • 1 l.
  • Written and signed by J. E. Van Toor.
Richardson, Dorothy, b. 1882. -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 18
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 32 Queen's Terrace, N.W.8 Dear Violet: Just a line to confirm
  • 1 l.
Robins, Elizabeth, 1862-1952. -- Aug. 24, 1932
Box 8 Folder 19
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 24, Montpelier Crescent, Brighton My dear Violet Hunt: Your letter stirs/many memories
Robins, Elizabeth, 1862-1952. (continued) -- Aug. 24, 1932
Box 8 Folder 19
  • 2 ll.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- [Dec.?] [n.y.]
Box 8 Folder 20-a
  • AL [ postcard] S to Violet Hunt
  • [Chicago?] This is it I'm afraid/a Xmas card
  • 1 l.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- [Dec.?] [n.y.]
Box 8 Folder 20-b
  • AL [ card] S to Violet Hunt
  • [Dalkey] Love and a happy Christmas
  • 1 l.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- [Dec.?] [n.y.]
Box 8 Folder 20-c
  • AL [ card] S to Violet Hunt
  • [Dalkey] Love to you and a happy
  • 1 l.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- [Dec.?] [n.y.]
Box 8 Folder 20-d
  • AL [ card] S to Violet Hunt
  • [Dalkey] Lots of love and a happy Christmas
  • 1 l.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958 -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 20-e
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dalkey, County Dublin Dear Violet, I am so ashamed of myself,
  • 1 l.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- Sunday, 18th [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 20-f
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dalkey, County Dublin My dear Violet - I thought you were never going to/write again.
  • 1 l.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- Monday [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 20-g
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dalkey, County Dublin Dear Violet, I have two letters of yours
  • 1 l.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- Wednesday night [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 20-h
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dalkey, County Dublin My dear Violet, Yes, I have been very busy
  • 1 l.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- Saturday [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 20-i
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dalkey, County Dublin Dear Violet Just a line to say I've been/dying
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. (continued) -- Saturday [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 20-i
  • 1 l.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- Saturday night [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 20-j
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dalkey, County Dublin My dear Violet, I answered you the same day, though not,
  • 1 l.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- Apr. 12 [n.y.]
Box 8 Folder 20-k
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Granada My dear Violet, Thanks for your letter. I'd love to/stay
  • 1 l.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- May 12 [n.y.]
Box 8 Folder 20-l
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dalkey, County Dublin Dear Violet, I meant to write ages ago but
  • 1 l.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- June 23 [n.y.]
Box 8 Folder 20-m
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dalkey, County Dublin My dear Violet, After all, I can't manage to come
  • 1 l.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- Dec. 18 [n.y.]
Box 8 Folder 20-n
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dalkey, County Dublin My dear Violet, This goes to you partly because it's/Christmas
  • 1 l.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- June 10, 1927
Box 8 Folder 20-o
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dear Violet, I am an unmitigated/mute heart
  • 2 ll.
Robinson, Lennox, 1886-1958. -- [Dec. 22, 1930]
Box 8 Folder 20-p
  • AL [ postcard] S to Violet Hunt
  • [Baile Atha Cliath] This is, if you'll/allow
  • 1 l.
Royal College of Art (Great Britain) -- Nov. 16, 1929
Box 8 Folder 21
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • London My dear friend - inform you I wd/if I cd;
  • 2 ll.
  • Written and signed by William Rothenstein.
Roughead, William, 1870-1952. -- Mar. 26, 1926
Box 8 Folder 22
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Edinburgh Dear Mrs. Hueffer, I have before me as I write
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- Aug. 26, 1873
Box 8 Folder 23-a
  • TL [ copy] to Violet Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire My dear Violet I am obliged to be at Coniston
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- June 4, 1879
Box 8 Folder 23-b
  • TL [ copy] to Violet Hunt
  • Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire My dear Violet I am very glad of your loving little letter
  • 1 l.
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900. -- June 12, 1883
Box 8 Folder 23-c
  • TL [ copy] to Violet Hunt
  • [n.p.] Darling Violet I am coming this afternoon
  • 1 l.
S., George -- May 31, 1893
Box 8 Folder 24
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Artillery Mansions, Victoria Street, S.W. 1 My dear Violet--Please note change of/address & tele:
  • 1 l.
Sandy -- [Dec. 12 & 14, 1928]
Box 8 Folder 25-a-b
  • Two postcards to Violet Hunt
  • 2 ll.
  • Both cards were posted in Edinburgh, and one gives his address as 9 Whitehouse Terrace, Edinburgh.
Scott, William Bell, 1811-1890. -- Mar. 8, 1889
Box 8 Folder 26
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Ayrshire My Dear Violet Hunt. How good of you to write/me 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Selfridge & Co. (London) -- Jan. 27, 1922
Box 8 Folder 27-a
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • London Dear Madam, We have pleasure in giving you
Selfridge & Co. (London) (continued) -- Jan. 27, 1922
Box 8 Folder 27-a
  • 1 l.
  • Written and signed by C.E.L. Chapman.
Selfridge & Co. (London) -- Aug. 1, 1923
Box 8 Folder 27-b
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • London Dear Madam, We have made extensive inquiries but
  • 1 l.
  • With notes by Violet Hunt on verso.
  • Written and signed by C.E.L. Chapman.
Selfridge & Co. (London) -- Nov. 8, 1923
Box 8 Folder 27-c
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • London Dear Madam, We have pleasure in sending you
  • 1 l.
  • Written and signed by C.E.L. Chapman.
Selfridge & Co. (London) -- Nov. 17, 1923
Box 8 Folder 27-d
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • London Dear Madam, We have made a further search
  • 1 l.
  • Written and signed by C.E.L. Chapman.
Selfridge & Co. (London) -- Mar. 12, 1924
Box 8 Folder 27-e
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • London Dear Madam, We now have pleasure in/sending you
  • 1 l.
  • Written and signed by C.E.L. Chapman.
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre -- Feb. 14, 1933
Box 8 Folder 28
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Stratford-upon-Avon Dear Miss Hunt, I cannot hope you will remember me, but
  • 1 l.
  • Written and signed by Alfred Wareing.
Sinclair, May -- Mar. 24, 1908
Box 8 Folder 29
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 4, Edwardes Sq. Studios, Kensington, W. My dear Miss Hunt I waited till I had/finished
  • 2 ll.
Smyth, Ethel, 1858-1944. -- Jan. 23, 1934
Box 8 Folder 30-a-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
Smyth, Ethel, 1858-1944. (continued) -- Jan. 23, 1934
Box 8 Folder 30-a-b
  • Coign, Woking Dear Mrs Hunt. No indeed! I have/seldom forgotten anything
  • 2 ll.
Soskice, Juliet Hueffer -- June 22 [1927]
Box 8 Folder 31-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 13A, Elsham Road, Kensington, W. Dear Violet I will send you the/chair
  • 2 ll.
Soskice, Juliet Hueffer -- June 24 [1927]
Box 8 Folder 31-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 13A, Elsham Road, Kensington, W. Dear Violet Thank you for your/letter.
  • 2 ll.
Soskice, Juliet Hueffer -- June 30 [1927]
Box 8 Folder 31-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 13A, Elsham Road, Kensington, W. Dear Violet With regard to your letter/regarding
  • 2 ll.
Spielmann, M. H. (Marion Harry), 1858-1948. -- Dec. 31, 1923
Box 8 Folder 32
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • Uplands, Folkestone Dear Mrs. Hueffer, I was glad to receive your portrait
  • 1 l.
Steen, Marguerite -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 33-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Paddocks, Grange-over-Sands My ear Violet Hunt - I'm back to earth
  • 1 l.
Steen, Marguerite -- Saturday [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 33-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Paddocks, Grange-over-Sands My dear Violet Hunt - What a lovely letter. I didn't dare
  • 3 ll.
Steen, Marguerite -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 33-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Paddocks, Grange-over-Sands My dear Violet Hunt - Bless you for your/little note!
  • 2 ll.
Steen, Marguerite -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 33-d
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
Steen, Marguerite (continued) -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 33-d
  • Paddocks, Grange-over-Sands Dear Violet Hunt - Oh dear. I suppose this/means you won't.
  • 1 l.
Steen, Marguerite -- Saturday [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 33-e
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Paddocks, Grange-over-Sands Dear Violet Hunt Are you thinking I'm a thankless modern,
  • 1 l.
Steen, Marguerite -- Jan. 9 [n.y.]
Box 8 Folder 33-f
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Paddocks, Grange-over-Sands Dear Miss Violet Hunt, Forgive the typewriter - it is all
  • 1 l.
Steen, Marguerite -- Mar. 21 [n.y.]
Box 8 Folder 33-g
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Paddocks, Grange-over-Sands -- But, dear, dear Violet Hunt, I think more of/your criticism
  • 1 l.
Steen, Marguerite -- July 10 [n.y.]
Box 8 Folder 33-h
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Paddocks, Grange-over-Sands My dear Violet Hunt - Do you think I have/forgotten you
  • 1 l.
Steen, Marguerite -- July 24 [n.y.]
Box 8 Folder 33-i
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Paddocks, Grange-over-Sands My dear - Thank you so much for both your letters:
  • 1 l.
Steen, Marguerite -- Jan. 6, 1933
Box 8 Folder 33-j
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Paddocks, Grange-over-Sands Dear Miss Violet Hunt, I am returning, with many thanks, the/book
  • 1 l.
Steen, Marguerite -- Jan. 12, 1933
Box 8 Folder 33-k
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Paddocks, Grange-over-Sands Dear Miss Violet Hunt, This is just to tell you - in case you should
  • 1 l.
Steen, Marguerite -- Feb. 4, 1933
Box 8 Folder 33-l
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Paddocks, Grange-over-Sands Dear Miss Violet Hunt, I wanted to write to you immediately to/say
  • 2 ll.
Steen, Marguerite -- Feb. 13, 1933
Box 8 Folder 33-m
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Paddocks, Grange-over-Sands Dear Miss Violet Hunt, I am sending you a copy of Stallion
  • 1 l.
Steen, Marguerite -- Mar. 23, 1934
Box 8 Folder 33-n
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Halassan, Maru My dear Violet Hunt - No - I'm NOT like that.
  • 2 ll. + 3
  • With newspaper photo [two photcopies] of Marguerite Steen.
Stirling, Wilhelmina -- May 25 [n.y.]
Box 8 Folder 34
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • 30, Launceston Place, Palace Gate, W.8 Dear Mrs Hueffer, My Richmond book is just in the Press
  • 1 l.
Street, Alice -- Mar. 17 [1924]
Box 8 Folder 35-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 12, Somerset Place, Bath Dear Violet I am so sorry I/cannot help you
  • 2 ll.
  • Howell material.
Street, Alice -- Mar. 25, 1924
Box 8 Folder 35-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 12, Somerset Place, Bath Dear Violet I return these interesting/letters
  • 1 l. + 1
Street, Alice (continued) -- Mar. 25, 1924
Box 8 Folder 35-b
  • With envelope.
  • Howell material.
Street, Alice -- Apr. 9, 1923
Box 8 Folder 35-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 12, Somerset Place, Bath Dear Violet I am very sorry/but I fear I cannot
  • 1 l.
  • Howell material.
Street, Alice -- Apr. 30, 1923
Box 8 Folder 35-d
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 12, Somerset Place, Bath Dear Violet, I hope these extracts will/be of use to you.
  • 1 l.
  • Howell material.
Street, Alice -- May 1 [1923]
Box 8 Folder 35-e
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 12, Somerset Place, Bath Dear Violet I sent off my packet to/you
  • 1 l.
  • Howell material.
Street, Alice -- May 4, 1923
Box 8 Folder 35-f
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 12, Somerset Place, Bath Dear Violet, I enclose the three/other references to Howell
  • 1 l.
  • Howell material.
Street, Alice -- May 9, 1923
Box 8 Folder 35-g
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 12, Somerset Place, Bath Dear Violet Thanks for your letter./My trouble is that
  • 1 l.
  • Howell material.
Street, Alice -- May 12, 1923
Box 8 Folder 35-h
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 12, Somerset Place, Bath Dear Violet Your letter of explanation/about Howell interested me
  • 1 l.
  • Howell material.
Strickland, Eustace -- [Sept. 20, 1887-August 8, 1888]
Box 8 Folder 36-39
  • 56 letters and fragments of letters to Violet Hunt.
  • 157 ll. + 24 envelopes
  • With envelope dated July 6, 1889.
  • With cigarette box with note.
Strickland, Eustace -- Friday
Box 8 Folder 36-a
  • Undated fragment to Violet Hunt
  • Well darling I had not time/to write to you last night
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 36-b
  • Undated fragment to Violet Hunt
  • ...it. I was so miserable I felt/as if I could not tear
  • 1 l. (signed)
Strickland, Eustace -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 36-c
  • Undated fragment to Violet Hunt
  • ...Oh good Lord! Esther brought/Mary in here this morning
  • 1 l. (signed)
Strickland, Eustace -- Thursday/Friday
Box 8 Folder 36-d
  • Undated fragment to Violet Hunt
  • Well, darling I didn't ride/to Helmsby after all
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 36-e
  • Undated fragment to Violet Hunt
  • ...in & he has begun talking
  • 2 ll. (signed)
Strickland, Eustace -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 36-f
  • Undated fragment to Violet Hunt
  • ...I was never so really/happy before! wouldn't/you have
  • 2 ll. (signed)
Strickland, Eustace -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 36-g
  • Undated fragment to Violet Hunt
  • ...day would come, dont you dear? I shall count
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 36-h
  • Undated fragment to Violet Hunt
  • opened cigarette box:
Strickland, Eustace (continued) -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 36-h
  • from A boy at Eton "Euty"
Strickland, Eustace -- Tuesday [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 37-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt.
  • Dearest Violet It was so sweet of you my pet/coming down
  • 4 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- Tuesday [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 37-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. I was awfully sorry/to leave you
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- Tuesday night [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 37-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. I don't know what/to think of myself!!
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 37-d
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dear Violet I have been ordered off home./Thanks very
  • 1 l.
Strickland, Eustace -- [n.d.]
Box 8 Folder 37-e
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Darling. I believe I shall be able to/come to a ball
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- Sept. 20, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 37-f
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. I felt so miserable at/having to leave
  • 3 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- [Sept. 28, 1887?]
Box 8 Folder 37-g
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. Many happy returns of the/day, my own pet
  • 6 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- Sept. 29, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-h
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. Please forgive me for/writing so soon again,
  • 6 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- Sept. 30, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 37-i
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Oh my darling. How sweet of you/how very sweet of you
  • 4 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- Oct. 3, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 37-j
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. How are you getting on/darling? Very well
  • 4 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Oct. 7, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 37-k
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet (my own Violet?) What a sweet long letter that
  • 4 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- Oct. 11, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 37-l
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Darling Violet Oh! Violet, why darling do/you think I don't care
  • 4 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- Oct. 13 [1887]
Box 8 Folder 37-m
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. I am going on where I left/off this evening,
  • 6 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- [Oct. 19, 1887]
Box 8 Folder 37-n
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest, dearest Violet. I felt so miserable when you/had to go
  • 4 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Oct. 22, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 37-o
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. You old darling what a sweet/letter you wrote me
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- [Oct. 25, 1887]
Box 8 Folder 37-p
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Darling old Violet. Thank you so much for sending/me the two
  • 4 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Oct. 28, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Darling old Violet. I was awfully disappointed at/not getting
  • 2 ll. (fragment) + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Oct. 30, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Darling Violet. What a funny letter you wrote/me, two sheets
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- [Oct. 30, 1887?]
Box 8 Folder 38-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest dearest Vi (do you like that better than/Violet?) You
  • 4 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Nov. 5, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-d
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. You dear old pet! how sweet the/drawings & hair
  • 2 ll. (fragment)
Strickland, Eustace -- Nov. 9, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-e
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Darling old Violet. You could not have rebuked me more/strongly
  • 8 ll. (with sketch)
Strickland, Eustace -- Nov. 12, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-f
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. Thank you so much for your sweet letter which
  • 2 ll. (with sketch) + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Nov. 16, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-g
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Darling Violet. You are utterly out of it about the sketch./I
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Nov. 21, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-h
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Darling Violet. What a sweet letter you wrote me/today, I think
  • 4 ll. (with sketch)
Strickland, Eustace -- Nov. 24, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-i
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Vi I am just writing to tell you/that although
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Dec. 3, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-j
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest. What conclusions have I jumped to? tell/me & I will
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- Dec. 10, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-k
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. My God. I don't know what/to think of myself
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- Dec. 13, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-l
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet Curse it! I dare hardly write for/fear
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- [Dec. 14, 1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-m
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • On Violet darling you have/made me so happy.
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- [Dec. 20, 1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-n
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Vio. I felt so miserable/at having to leave you
  • 3 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Dec. 21, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-o
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Little Darling. How are you & did you get on all night/after
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- Dec. 25, [1887]
Box 8 Folder 38-p
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest little Violet Thank you very much for the/X mas card but
  • 4 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Jan. 5, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Darling Thank you so much/for your letter,
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- Jan. 21, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. You are an old darling for/forgiving me
  • 4 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Jan. 24, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet Thanks awfully for your/sweet letter.
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Jan. 26, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-d
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet Thanks awfully for your/little note,
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Jan. 30, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-e
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Darling old pet. I am awfully sorry to hear that/you have
  • 6 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Feb. 5, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-f
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. Thanks awfully for your/letter, I thought
  • 4 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Feb. 13, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-g
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. I am awfully sorry/that I have left you
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Feb. 21, 1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-h
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • [envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Feb. 23, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-i
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. I dont know how/to thank you enough
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Mar. 1, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-j
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. I hope you didn't get into/much of a row
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- [Mar. 9, 1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-k
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest V. I am staying out with/a ghastly headache.
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- Mar. 11, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-l
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dear V. Thanks awfully for paper. I feel better
  • 1 l. (postcard)
Strickland, Eustace -- [Mar. 16, 1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-m
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- Apr. 6, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-n
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dear Violet. I have been meaning to/write to you for such
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- Apr. 8, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-o
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dear Violet You simply heap coals of fire on/my head.
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- May 16, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-p
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dear Violet. I am sorry you should/have had to wait
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- May 27, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-q
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dear Violet. I am very very sorry/my last letter pained you.
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- June 6, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-r
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dear Violet What an awful disappointment/I've had.
Strickland, Eustace (continued) -- June 6, [1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-r
  • 2 ll.
Strickland, Eustace -- [Aug. 8, 1888]
Box 8 Folder 39-s
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dearest Violet. I suppose you/think I have been a long
  • 2 ll. + envelope
Strickland, Eustace -- [July 6, 1889]
Box 8 Folder 39-t
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • envelope
Thirkell, Angela Mackail, 1890-1961. -- Sept. 21, 1932
Box 8 Folder 40
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 6 Pembroke Gardens, W.8 Dear Violet - Thank you very much/for your letter
  • 1 l.
Toynbee, W. -- Dec. 28, 1923
Box 9 Folder 1
  • AL [card] S to Violet Hunt
  • Bromley, Kent Dear Mrs Hueffer, Many thanks for your "token,"
  • 1 l.
  • Howell material.
Troubridge, Una Vincenzo, Lady, 1887-1963. -- June 2, 1927
Box 9 Folder 2-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 37, Holland Street, Kensington, W.8 Dear Violet. just a line/for John as she is tired
  • 2 l.
  • With map drawn by Violet Hunt on inside pages.
Troubridge, Una Vincenzo, Lady, 1887-1963. -- Apr. 4, 1929
Box 9 Folder 2-b
  • AL [postcard] S to Violet Hunt
  • Marseille am having a lovely/lazy summer time here.
  • 1 l.
Turner, Juliette E. M. -- Oct. 16, 1911
Box 9 Folder 3
  • AL [postcard] S to Violet Hunt
  • 16, Chelsea Embarkment, S.W. So many thanks for very interesting
  • 1 l.
Urstins, E. H. -- Feb. 28, 1905
Box 9 Folder 4
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Dunsfold House, Godalming Dear Violet, I have received your/letter of the 24th
Urstins, E. H. (continued) -- Feb. 28, 1905
Box 9 Folder 4
  • 2 ll.
Valerie -- Nov. 27 [n.y.]
Box 9 Folder 5-a
  • AL [postcard] S to Violet Hunt
  • Brazil All good/wishes for Xmas
  • 1 l.
  • Signed "Jack & Valerie."
Valerie -- May 17, 1923
Box 9 Folder 5-b
  • AL [postcard] S to Violet Hunt
  • Tunis I am finding/ this country/most interesting.
  • 1 l.
Wahl, Arthur -- [n.d.]
Box 9 Folder 6
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 1 Holly Place Dear Violet So Disappointed/that I couldnt make
  • 1 l.
Watts-Dunton, Theodore, 1832-1914. -- Apr. 25, 1901
Box 9 Folder 7
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 2, The Pines, Putney Hill, S.W. Dear Miss Hunt, It would give me/the greatest pleasure
  • 2 ll.
Waugh, Alec, 1898- -- Sept. 4, 1932
Box 9 Folder 8
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Chagford, Devon Dear Violet - I was very touched at your writing/to me
  • 1 l.
Waugh, Arthur, 1866-1943. -- Oct. 11, 1933
Box 9 Folder 9-a-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 14A, Hampstead Lane, Highgate, N.6 Dear Miss Hunt: So many thanks for your kind/letters,
  • 1 l. + 1.
  • With draft of letter by Violet Hunt to Mr. Waugh.
Waugh, Evelyn, 1903-1966. -- [Oct. 12, 1932]
Box 9 Folder 10
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Savile Club, 69, Brook Street, W.1 Dear Miss Hunt Many thanks for/your letter & the enclosure
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Wells, Catherine, 1872-1927. -- Saturday [n.d.]
Box 9 Folder 11-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Easton Glebe, Dunmow My poor dear Violet I've only been very very/busy.
  • 2 ll.
Wells, Catherine, 1872-1927. -- Sept. 14 [1921]
Box 9 Folder 11-b
  • AL [card] S to Violet Hunt
  • Easton Glebe, Dunmow Dear Violet. I am so sorry your letter/has had to wait.
  • 1 l.
  • Jane Wells was H. G. Wells's second wife.
Wells, H. G. (Herbert George), 1866-1946. -- [n.d.]
Box 9 Folder 12
  • ALS to [Violet Hunt]
  • 52, St. James's Court, Buckingham Gate, S.W.1 Rebecca is much better./She will be "at home"
  • 1 l.
West, Rebecca, Dame, 1892- -- [Oct. 7, 1918]
Box 9 Folder 13-a
  • AL [card] S [init.] to Violet Hunt
  • [n.p.] Darling. I love you but I will never NEVER
  • 1 l.
West, Rebecca, Dame, 1892- -- [Feb. 12, 1919]
Box 9 Folder 13-b
  • AL [card] S to Violet Hunt
  • Southcliffe Your letter was forwarded to Weymouth.
  • 1 l.
West, Rebecca, Dame, 1892- -- [n.d.]
Box 9 Folder 13-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • Green Lanes, Redruth Dear Violet Alas! A poisoned snatch on my jaw mishandled
  • 1 l.
West, Rebecca, Dame, 1892- -- [n.d.]
Box 9 Folder 13-d
  • ALS [init.] to Violet Hunt
  • Hunstanton-on-Sea Dear Violet I went down & stayed with Lady Scott at Irving
  • 1 l.
West, Rebecca, Dame, 1892- -- [1916-1917]
Box 9 Folder 13-e
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 3 Crescent Avenue, Whitby My dear old Violet (You called me "dear old Rebecca
  • 1 l.
West, Rebecca, Dame, 1892-
 Box 9 Folder 13-f
  • AL [card] S to Violet Hunt
  • [September 9, 1924] Salzburg A Lovely place - but it rains/and rains
  • 1 l.
Williamson, George Charles, 1858-1942. -- Aug. 29, 1923
Box 9 Folder 14
  • TLS to Violet Hunt
  • Hampstead, London Dear Mrs. Hueffer, It seems to me that you are surely right.
  • 1 l.
Wise, Thomas James, 1859-1937. -- Jan. 1, 1930
Box 9 Folder 15-a
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 25, Heath Drive, Hampstead, N.W.3 My dear Violet, The best of all good/wishes for Health,
  • 2 ll.
Wise, Thomas James, 1859-1937. -- Jan. 20, 1930
Box 9 Folder 15-b
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 25, Heath Drive, Hampstead, N.W.3 My dear Violet, Forgive my delay/in replying
  • 2 ll.
Wise, Thomas James, 1859-1937. -- Jan. 29, 1930
Box 9 Folder 15-c
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • [n.p.] My dear Violet, Thanks. I/have written
  • 1 l.
Wise, Thomas James, 1859-1937. -- May 24, 1932
Box 9 Folder 15-d
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 25, Heath Drive, Hampstead, N.W.3 My dear Violet, Hurrah for the great Moon!
  • 1 l.
Wise, Thomas James, 1859-1937. -- Feb. 3, 1935
Box 9 Folder 15-e
  • A [aman.] LS to Violet Hunt
  • 25, Heath Drive, Hampstead, N.W.3 My dear Violet- I am more sorry than/I can tell you
  • 2 ll.
  • In the hand of Lois Wise.
Wise, Thomas James, 1859-1937. -- Feb. 5, 1935
Box 9 Folder 15-f
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 25, Heath Drive, Hampstead, N.W.3 My dear Violet, I have found the ms. You
  • 2 ll. + 1
Wise, Thomas James, 1859-1937. (continued) -- Feb. 5, 1935
Box 9 Folder 15-f
  • The photograph of Swinburne's epitaph for Charles Augustus Howell, enclosed with the letter, is now housed in Box 19, Folder 66.
Woolf, Virginia, 1882-1941. -- Oct. 7 [1932]
Box 9 Folder 16
  • ALS to Violet Hunt
  • 52, Tavistock Square, W.C.1 Dear Miss Hunt, I am ashamed that I/have not written
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope.
Allingham, Helen -- May 7, 1924; n.d.
Box 24 Folder 7
Apperly, Mary -- Feb. 19, 1916
Box 24 Folder 8
  • "Elvet Hill" by Mary Apperly, 1913
Freemantle, W.J. -- May 9, 1923-October 20, 1923
Box 24 Folder 9
Graham, R. B. -- Oct. 23, 1912
Box 24 Folder 10
Hawkins, Anthony -- Aug. 2, 1894-Dec. 7, 1910
Box 24 Folder 11
Hueffer, Ford M. -- [Oct. 1910-Feb. 1911]
Box 24 Folder 12
Megroz, R. L. -- Mar. 23, n.y.
Box 24 Folder 13-a
Odgers, Blake -- Nove. 3, 1931
Box 24 Folder 13-b
Rae, Margaret -- Apr. 8, 1923-June 15, 1924
Box 24 Folder 14-a-d
Waugh, Mrs. Evelyn -- Feb. 27, 1932
Box 24 Folder 15-a
Waugh, Evelyn -- Feb. 29, 1932
Box 24 Folder 15-b
Williamson, Georg -- Jan. 1, 1930
Box 24 Folder 15-c
Willett, B. W. -- Jan. 21, 1932
Box 24 Folder 15-d
Wise, Thomas J. -- Apr. 16, 1930-July 4, 1931
Box 24 Folder 15-e-h
  • Notes by Violet Hunt
TS carbons of letters: E. H. Ursinus, unidentified envelope, A. Orr, C. H. Keary, W. & S. Benson, C., H. H. Johnston, Constance, Merle Colby -- 1902
Box 24 Folder 16
4. By Ford Madox Ford
Ford, Ford Madox, 1873-1939. -- Nov. 21, 1922
Box 9 Folder 17
  • ALS [init.] to Violet Hunt
  • Paris Dear Violet. I was very sorry not to/be able to ring up again
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope, addressed to Mrs. Hueffer. Envelope has Hunt's notation: "Ford's last letter to me. 1922".
5. To Ford Madox Ford
[?] -- [Jan. 12, 1913]
Box 9 Folder 18
  • AL [postcard] to Ford Madox Ford
  • Rome I have caught the/Poet & find him
  • 1 l.
  • Possibly referring to Ezra Pound.
Brown, Ford Madox, 1821-1893. -- Apr. 21, 1880
Box 9 Folder 19
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • Manchester My Dear Ford, I hope you are/not cross with me;
  • 2 ll.
Denom, Hugh -- Oct. 25 [n.y.]
Box 9 Folder 20
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • St. Peter's, Edinburgh Dear Mr Hueffer, Of course I shall be delighted
  • 1 l.
Galsworthy, John, 1867-1933. -- Nov. 14, 1909
Box 9 Folder 21
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • 14, Addison Road, W. My dear Hueffer Well, well! I'm loth [sic] to think
  • 1 l. + 1
  • With envelope with note written on it, signed "V H".
Garnett, Richard, 1835-1906. -- Dec. 31, 1898
Box 9 Folder 22-a
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • 27 West Hill, Highgate Dear Ford Re: Duncan I received your long letter
  • 2 ll.
Garnett, Richard, 1835-1906. -- Jan. 1, 1899
Box 9 Folder 22-b
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • 27 West Hill, Highgate Dear Ford Oliver I am sending you a formal letter
  • 2 ll.
Garnett, Richard, 1835-1906. -- Jan. 12, 1899
Box 9 Folder 22-c
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • 27 West Hill, Highgate Dear Ford Duncan The enclosed copy correspondence
  • 2 ll.
  • The copy correspondence mentioned in
  • Granett's letter is filed under Clark and MacDonald.
Garnett, Richard, 1835-1906. -- Jan. 12, 1899
Box 9 Folder 22-d
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • Highgate Dear Ford yourself & Oliver When Macdonald and Oliver himself
  • 1 l.
Goesen, Maria -- Donnerstag Morgan [n.d.]
Box 9 Folder 23-a
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • [n.p.] Lieber Ford Ich bedaure von/Herzen
  • 1 l.
  • With envelope with notes written in Violet Hunt's hand.
  • Maria (Mimi) Goesen was Ford's cousin.
Goesen, Maria -- Aug. 23, 1910
Box 9 Folder 23-b
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • Boppard Lieber Ford. Eber bekomme ich Deinen Brief
  • 1 l.
Goesen, Maria -- Nov. 16, 1910
Box 9 Folder 23-c
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • Boppard Lieber Ford. Von meiner sehr schoenen Reise
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Goesen, Maria -- Aug. 10, 1911
Box 9 Folder 23-d-e
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • Boppard Lieber Ford. Ich muss Dich schnell
  • 4 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
Haymarket Theatre, S.W. (London) -- July 26, 1912
Box 9 Folder 24
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • Haymarket Theatre, S.W. Dear Sir I have just reced with the greatest/delight
  • 3 ll.
  • Written and signed by E. Lyall Swete.
Heron-Allen, Edward, 1861-1943. -- Jan. 2, 1914
Box 9 Folder 25
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • 33, Hamilton Terrace, N.W. Sir Whoever has conveyed to you the/impression
  • 1 l.
James, William, 1842-1910. -- Aug. 22, 1906
Box 9 Folder 26
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • Cambridge, MA My dear Sir, I got yours of the 17th/on my return
  • 2 ll. + 1
  • With envelope.
MacKenzie, Compton, Sir, 1883-1972. -- [Sept. 20] [n.y.]
Box 9 Folder 27
  • ALS to Ford Madox Ford
  • 5 John St., Adelphi My dear Ford. Thanks awfully for your proposal which I appreciate
  • 1 l.
Patmore, Brigit -- [Apr. 21, 1914]
Box 9 Folder 28
  • AL [postcard] S to Ford Madox Ford
  • 1 l.
  • With photograph of Brigit Patmore's sons on the front.
  • With note in Violet Hunt's hand written at top.
Swete, E. Lyall -- Feb. 6, 1919