Includes a little material re George Antonius. Letter 14 May 1965, recalls early meeting during Hodgkin's engagement to Thomas (Ferry p.132).

Comprises letters, cards, and momentoes.

A South African who had been imprisoned for his anti-apartheid activities. See also MS. Eng. c. 5580/9 in the main Hodgkin papers.

Katie Stevens was the children's nurse, discovered in Cairo by Molly Crowfoot, who looked after the four Crowfoot daughters for several years. In 1915 she married Jimmy Collins and went to live in Australia in 1919. Hodgkin renewed acquaintance with them in 1967 during a visit to Australia and New Zealand. (Ferry pp.14-17, 235). The letters are in Jimmy's hand but from them both until Katie's health deteriorated. Contact was made in 1965 after a long gap, and the Collins corresponded…

Correspondence 1934 re Cambridge; 1992-1994 from USA. Includes reminsicences of Cambridge days sent in 1979.

Pamela Diamond was a daughter of Roger Fry. Includes brief correspondence from her husband Micu.

Margery Fry was Principal of Somerville College when Hodgkin was an undergraduate. Sharing many political and humanitarian interests, she became a lifelong friend and confidant, though she resigned from Somerville in 1931. Her house in London became a frequent stop on Hodgkin's visits and was where she first met Thomas in 1937. Letter of 12 Oct. 1936 refers to visit by 'D.W.' (Dorothy Wrinch) and asks Hodgkin to 'cope with P' (Wrinch's daughter Pamela). Letter of Dec. 1937 is…

Nos. 1, 2, 3, 7, 9 of circular letters from Fry and Marie Michaelis on a world tour, Sept. 1933-Jan. 1934.

Letter of 1942 is to John Crowfoot.

Elisabeth ('Betty') Murray read history and shared Hodgkin's archaeological interests. She was Registrar and Domestic Bursar at Girton College Cambridge, 1938-1948, and Principal of Bishop Otter College Chichester, 1948-1970. Ferry refers passim to the attentive kindness Murray showed to Hodgkin at Oxford when she was over-working. Murray's letters, almost all carefully typed, often contain amusing accounts of 1930s life and travel, archaeological digs etc. See also MS. Eng. c. 5580/12 in…

Written from Girton College, Cambridge.

Written from Bishop Otter College where Murray continued to pursue archaeological interests.

Letter of 16 Dec. 1972 refers to Murray's work on a biography of her grandfather, James Murray.