Rent book for grazing, allotments and ground rent; receipts; copy of a letter from Janet Evans, etc.
Rent book, 1936-66, for grazing, allotments and ground rent; receipts, 1950, 1964-5; copy of a letter from Janet Evans to Winston Williams, 1967, concerning unauthorised removal of property.
Small notebook, entitled 'Literary Business', 1945-65, containing accounts, income and expenditure for books, articles, radio broadcasts, teaching and reviews, with exact dates given.
National Health and Pensions Insurance card, 1946-7; passport, 1976-86; vaccination record, 1976; official forms, correspondence and statements from the Inland Revenue, National Savings and Barclays Bank, accompanied by occasional handwritten notes; royalty statements from Faber and Faber, 1987; certificate of pension, official correspondence and bank statements, 1985-7, belonging to Florence Evans.
Scrap-book and envelope containing press cuttings and typescript reviews, 1966-78, mainly of the Suffolk books and Let Dogs Delight; some cuttings relating to George Ewart Evans's work in oral history, his honorary degree from Keele University, 1983, Suffolk dialect and sheep shearing; photograph (? early twentieth century), showing a little girl with toys.
Offprint of a short story, 'The Sage and the Parrot' by George Ewart Evans; Oral History newsheet, containing an article entitled 'Flesh and Blood Archives,' 1970; typed transcripts of interviews with elderly people speaking the dialect of Arkansas, USA, 1970-1.
Illustrated Farm Ballads by Will Carleton (New York: 1875). Articles, [?] 1967-73, on agricultural machinery and horticultural practices, vernacular architecture, and the parish of 'Lodden in the Nineteenth Century'.
Hardback file containing the typescript of a series of articles, 1986, entitled 'Facets of Life in Town and Country Prior to the First World War', by Michael Field, a researcher based in Norfolk; he acknowledges George Ewart Evans's work, and emphasises the importance of oral evidence as a historical source.