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EC-AZ3,139 letter

British Library

[Undated] From Ida M. Loder-Donisthorpe to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry on behalf of 'the Dormouse' and enclosing a short poem by her.
EC-AZ3,140 letter

British Library

[Undated] From Grace L. F. [Grace Lovat Fraser] to Edie [Edith Craig]. Brief letter of condolence on the death of Ellen Terry; heard news on return from school.
EC-AZ3,141a letter on mourning paper

British Library

[28 July 1928] From Maude M. Lucas to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry whom she used to call Poppy.
EC-AZ3,160 letter

British Library

[22 July 1928] From Elizabeth Middleton to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry, mentioning 82 year old couple who remembered her.
EC-AZ3,169 letter

British Library

[22 July 1928] From Miss F. Hillman to Miss Edith Craig. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry from the Honorary Secretary; notepaper lists officials of the organisation.
EC-AZ3,199 letter

British Library

[22 July 1928] From Clara Ross Ricci to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry, recalling meeting her at Mrs Cole's School or Pittsburgh Place.
EC-AZ3,210 letter

British Library

[22 July 1928] From Albert Rutherston to Edie [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry, sending love to Chris [Christopher St John] and Tony [Clare Atwood].
EC-AZ3,215 letter

British Library

[22 July 1928] From Harold Armytage Sanders to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry, and apologies that he cannot attend the memorial service.
EC-AZ3,216 letter

British Library

[21 July 1928] From Herbert Sayers to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry mentioning Becket organ music and his wife nee Alice Tabb.
EC-B190 letter

Smallhythe Place

[15 April 1935] From J. E. Mason [ ] to Madam [ ]. Encloses copy of circular for forthcoming theatrical exhibition and asks for Ellen Terry and Henry Irving relics.