Manuscript notes re family tree.

Letter from Hodgkin to her mother re her progress in the penicillin research, 1943. Letters from Sir Frederic and Lady Hamilton re gift of £500 to Hodgkin, 1955. Lady Hamilton was the sister of Hodgkin's mother-in-law, also called Dorothy Hodgkin. Consequently Hodgkin is referred to as 'Dorothy junior'. Hodgkin used the money to publish archaeological work of her father in Samaria.

A South African who had been imprisoned for his anti-apartheid activities.

A Bulgarian teacher of English whom Hodgkin had known for many years. The correspondence relates to a visit to England.

A friend of Hodgkin and her husband from their time in Ghana.

A friend of Hodgkin's from Somerville College Oxford, who led the expedition to Spain in 1936 (see MS. Eng. c. 5581/8-14). She later became Principal of Bishop Otter College, Sussex.

The son of the woman with whom Hodgkin boarded while attending the Sir John Leman School, Beccles. He was researching for a proposed biography of Hodgkin.

A Russian friend of Hodgkin's daughter, Elizabeth. The correspondence mostly relates to her application for a visa to visit the Hodgkin family.

A contemporary of Hodgkin's from school.