National Library of Wales Archives and Manuscripts

Letter from Craig, Sarah,

L4599.
File
1904 Aug. 29.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

14 Evelyn Mansions. Request for news; visits to relatives.

Letter from Craig, Sarah,

L4607.
File
1905 Sept. 6.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

14 Evelyn Mansions. Thanks for an account of the chairing of Lord Roberts.

Letter from Craig, Sarah,

L4608.
File
1905 Sept. 10.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

14 Evelyn Mansions. Thanks for a letter and paper giving an account of Lord Roberts's visit; a book on the life of Lord Edward Fitzgerald.

Letter from Craig, Sarah,

L4612.
File
(1906) Sept. 27.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

14 Evelyn Mansions. Thanks for an offer of mittens; the trio's treat for 300 school children.

Letter from Craig, Sarah,

L4614.
File
(1906) Oct. 30.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

14 Evelyn Mansions. Her stiff knee prevents her going to the Hamiltons; pleasure that they are so well.

Letter from Craig, Sarah,

L4615.
File
(1906) Nov. 2.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

14 Evelyn Mansions. Thanks for wristbands; she hopes to see Betha in London; Charlie Seymour's wedding.

Letter from Craig, Sarah,

L4619.
File
[?1907].

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

14 Evelyn Mansions. The Napier family will have to leave Oaklands, which has become too expensive. Incomplete.

Letter from Crichton, Nina,

L4623.
File
[?1901x1911].

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Tenby. N. C's return with her family to Cork from Canada, where the climate was too severe; news of her eleven children; a man from Llandovery named T. S. Rees.

Letter from Crum, Jessie G,

L4627.
File
1901 Sept. 10.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Largs, Ayrshire. Thanks for visiting her and for an invitation to Dolaucothy.

Letter from Drummond, [Francis] Dudley,

L4640.
File
1890 July 11.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Grosvenor Place. Thanks for a wedding gift.

Letter from Drummond, [Francis] Dudley,

L4643.
File
1895 Feb. 1.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Portiscliff Ferryside. Thanks for a book; he wishes she could call.

Letter from Drummond, [Francis] Dudley,

L4645.
File
1905 July 16.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Golden Grove. Thanks for a compliment.

Letter from Drummond, [Sir] James [Hamlyn Williams],

L4646.
File
1880 Nov. 24.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Edwinsford. Relief that she and Betha escaped injury in a railway accident; he will recommend Mr. Davies of Froodvale to Lord Cawdor as J.P; he has been busy shooting. [See also letters to Betha Johnes].

Letter from Drummond, [Sir] James [Hamlyn Williams],

L4652.
File
1909 Jan. 6.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Edwinsford. Sympathy on the death of Sir James Hills-Johnes's brother, [Robert Savi Hills].

Letter from Drummond, Madeline (Sir James Drummond's wife),

L4657.
File
1892 Mar. 29.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Stranrear. Thanks for a letter of sympathy.

Letter from Drummond, Madeline (Sir James Drummond's wife),

L4659.
File
1894 Apr. 28.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Midlothian. Witnesses' lies, which are put in the papers instead of the explanations; her opinion of mankind has been much lowered since she came to Wales; a pleasant day at Dalkeith.

Letter from Drummond, Madeline (Sir James Drummond's wife),

L4661.
File
1895 July 28.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Midlothian. They will not return to Edwinsford because of scarlet fever; recommending Mrs. Millar to mend Charlotte's pearl ornament.

Letter from Drummond, Madeline(Sir James Drummond's wife),

L4668.
File
1903 Sept. 15.

Part of Dolaucothi Estate Records,

Edwinsford. She is glad Cha saw Hawthornden; a cave in Scotland, which was used by the Romans; a letter for Sir James Hills-Johnes; a dreadful storm; she will be taking Jimmy to school in London.

Letter from Edwardes, John D.H. (cousin),