Box MS Add.9375/665-1094: Box 3
Contains 226 Results:
Letter from Dorothea White (Nantenan, Ballingrane, Co. Limerick) to Siegfried Sassoon asking for news, invitation to visit, news of 'The Mister' and other people Sassoon met in Ireland, 5 Nov. 1936
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Note from Wilfred Willetts (The Rosary, unknown location) to Siegfried Sassoon expressing thanks for letter, wondering whether to visit, mentions Henry Williamson, 1910-1960 (most likely 1920s-30s)
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from John Williams (Salisbury) to Siegfried Sassoon expressing thanks for getting a donation from London Film Productions Ltd. to the Infirmary, 29 Nov. 1938
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letters from Jane Wilson (Cambridge) to Siegfried Sassoon expressing thanks for money, news of herself and daughters, father's death, enjoyment of ''The Old Century, and seven more years'' (1938), 25 Jan. 1931-31 May 1938 (25 January 1931; 29 April, 9, 31 May 1938)
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from A. R. Wiltshire (Melbourne, Australia) to Siegfried Sassoon praising war books, 2 Mar. 1931
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from Alice Wimborne (Wimborne House, London) to Siegfried Sassoon expressing thanks for Sassoon's letter, current affairs, Sassoon's visit with Osbert, 12 May 1926 (12 May 1926)
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letters from Dennis W. H. Wise (Marlow, Bucks) to Siegfried Sassoon re own reception into Catholic Church, and visit to Sassoon at Heytesbury, 2 May 1960-28 Jan. 1961 (2 May 1960; 28 Jan 1961)
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from Violet Gordon Woodhouse (38 Brompton Square, London) to Siegfried Sassoon re invitation to a recital by herself and enjoyment of ''Memoirs of a Fox-hunting Man'' (1928), 1928-1929 (date inferred)
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from Sibyl Worlledge (Hampstead) to Siegfried Sassoon re has read ''Sherston's Progress'' (1936), sends news of the 'Mister', now starving, all money gone, 5 Nov. 1936
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from J. Hesketh Wright (Warrington) to Siegfried Sassoon urging Sassoon to write 3rd volume of memoirs, 13 Jan. 1933
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letters and postcards from Wendela Wylde (Italy, Bray-on-Thames, Hove) to Siegfried Sassoon re personal news, 1926-1933 (mid 1920s - early 1930s (26 Jan 1926; 19 Jul 1929; 3 items undated))
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Unidentified letters, 1910-1969 (1910s-1960s (most 1920s-30s))
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from an unknown writer (Barmer Hall, King's Lynn) to Siegfried Sassoon re 'My muse has suddenly flung two works at my head...' with two verses, and an empty envelope that contained a present, 1910-1960 (most likely 1920s-30s)
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from an unknown writer to Siegfried Sassoon re Poem: 'To Sassoon, on reading some reviews of ''Vigils''', 1934 (date approximate)
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Telegram from [?O. Kyllmann] (Belfast) to Siegfried Sassoon stating 'Have read first eleven chapters you have done it magnificently OK', 19 May 1947
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Postcard from A. W. L. (Cambridge) to Siegfried Sassoon stating Black Girl arrived, thanks so much', 21 Jan. 1941
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from Brian [?] (15 Salisbury Road, Harrow) to Siegfried Sassoon re planning to visit, 31 Aug. 1967
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Postcard from Colin [de la Mare] (Manorbier (?), Pembrokeshire) to Siegfried Sassoon at Garsington, sorry he couldn't come last weekend, 1920-1925 (12 August [year inferred from National Portrait Gallery Lady Ottoline Morrell Album Collection, Album 4])
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from [unknown writer, signature illegible], Editorial Department (London) to Siegfried Sassoon re ''a pleasure to read your book.'', 9 Nov. 1910-9 Nov. 1960 (year inferred (most likely 1920s-30s))
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from Dick [?] (Washington DC) to Siegfried Sassoon, 29 Aug. 1927
Returning balance of £20 Sassoon lent him, since returning to America has been working for Alfred Knopf the publisher, wants to write, has a place in the country with his mother, hope Siegfried Sassoon will write
Letter from Hubert, priest or monk (Talacre Abbey, Prestatyn, North Wales) to Siegfried Sassoon re has heard of Sassoon's serious illness, 'I am asking the nuns to pray for you', 25 Aug. 1967 (year inferred)
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from Ivor [?Novello] (69 Rustlings Road, Sheffield) to Jack at the Savage Club, about death of R., and Aunt Dot's reaction; with added note in another hand 'an interesting and human letter from Ivor', 11 Nov. 1935
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from Ralph Allen Sampson (Edinburgh) to Siegfried Sassoon commenting on Sassoon's poems in 'The Spectator', 5 Mar. 1933
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from Ted [Edward Seago (Greens Norton, Towcester, Northamptonshire) to Siegfried Sassoon sending a cheque repaying some money for tickets for the Dublin Sweep, 1910-1960 (most likely 1920s-30s)
A collection of 1094 letters, postcards and other items known as 'Sassoon's residual correspondence' although it does also include a number of items addressed to other persons particularly to his wife, Hester, and his mother, Theresa Thornycroft.
Letter from Ted [Edward Seago (Brooke Lodge, Norfolk) to Siegfried Sassoon, 2 Jan. 1946
Has had a bad time and 'our home in this place is splitting up', has bought a boat, invitation to Sassoon and George to come and sail on the Broads.