Box 75
Contains 97 Results:
Martindale, Harri ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer, [1910?]
Sussex; My dear Elsie, Isabel & I have read your letter and are quite of the opinion that you should still let F. do his worst. [Lamb collection]
Martindale, Harri ALS to Elsie Martindale Hueffer, [1911?]
Brondesbury; My dear Elsie/ I think I could len you 100 pounds at Christmas [Lamb collection]
Martindale, Mary AL[draft] to Catherine Brown Hueffer, Dec.19, 1905
[n.p.] Dear Mrs. Hueffer. Elsie was pleased to receive your last letter as your first did rather worry her. [In Elsie's hand] [Lamb collection]
Martindale, Mary AL[postcard]S to Elsie Martindale Hueffer, [Aug., 1905?]
[n.p.] They say Mother's general health is very good indeed - pulse good, etc. [Lamb collection]
Martindale, Mary AL[telegram] to William Martindale, Mar.16, 1894
Ashford; Elsie has gone from Ashford beware Dover train Mary [Lamb collection]
Mar.16, 1894, [Martindale, Mary] to William Martindale
Ashford; Elsie not turned up look out at London Stations [Lamb collection]
Martindale, William AM Notes concerning affidavit re Elsie Martindale Hueffer, [May, 1894]
[London] [Notes gathered to obtain court document to severe Elsie and Ford's relationship.]
Martindale, William TD In the High Court of Justice Affidavit re Elsie Martindale Hueffer, an infant, [May, 1894]
London; [Chancery Division court document proclaiming Elsie a ward of the court and severing all connection with Ford]
Martindale, William AL[drafts, copies]S to Ford, Mar.8-10, 1894
London; [Four draft letters to Ford all marked "copy" and mentioning Rossetti[Lamb collection]
Martindale, William ALS to Ford, Mar.4, 1894
London; Dear Ford/ Considering the condition of my daughter Elsie's health and the unfortunate influence you have over her [Lamb collection]