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Letter from Lloyd, Mary Anne (sister),
53 George StHampstead Rd. Charlotte's cough and weakness; a new law re the registering of births, marriages and deaths, and the suitability of a situation as superintendent registrar for her husband.
Letter from Lloyd, Mary Anne (sister),
53 George StHampstead Rd. His daughters' scarlet fever; Charlotte's effects; Eliza's probable return to her unpleasant husband.
Carmarthen. A [railway] coach accident when he hurt his shoulder.
Carmarthen. He has seen his mother and sisters; the forthcoming journey to London.
Letter from Lloyd, Mary Anne (née Johnes),
Spilman St [Carmarthen]. Anxiety about E.J's health; little Thomas is now better after the terrible first of January; a letter from Charlotte.
Bristol. E. Johnes's orders for lemons and oranges. With envelope, L4286a.
Letter from Maudslay, Elizabeth,
Broom Hill, Cottage. Asking how badly her husband [J. Johnes] has been inured in a rail road accident; her stay at Brighton; the death of her niece, Sarah.
Dolgellau. He does not know whether the verses will be published; enclosing seeds of a beautiful flower, L4292a.
Llanfyllin, Montgomeryshire. His travels from one place to another; tells E.J. and family to go to the Association.
Letter from Smyth, Warrington W,
Chelsea. His recent activities; copies of his little notice on Gogofau; his sister's serious illness.
Parts for musical instruments.
Lincoln's Inn. Enclosing an account and an explanation of it; description of London.
Lincoln's Inn. Thanking Lady Mary Williams for her efforts on his behalf; the criminal part of a business; concern about her health; Mr. Enoch 's afflictions; her order for cake.
Letter from White, Mrs. Elizabeth (Edward White's wife),
Lodgings for E.J; Betha could stay with them for a year and be educated with their children.
Letter from White, Mrs. Elizabeth (Edward White's wife),
Concern about E.J's health; E.J's visit to town had seemed very short; Edward has sent her the bills.
Letter from [Williams] ? Nellie [Mary Eleanor] (daughter of Sir James Williams),
21 Upper Grosvenor St. Plans for her forthcoming wedding.
Letter from Williams, Frances C,
[High Street] Llandovery. Recommending a cook.
Letter from Williams, Frances C,
[High Street] Llandovery. News of Mrs. Beek; Mr. Ramsay's journey to Llanfyllin; an invitation to Betha. With envelope, L4324a.
Correspondence of Charlotte A. M. Johnes (1825-1911),
Daughter of John Johnes (1800-1876) and Elizabeth (nee Edwardes, 1800-1848), and wife of C. C. Cookman (m. 1848). She resumed the surname of Johnes after her father's death in 1876. Arranged into letters received, 1852-1911 (L 4336-5142), and sent, [c.1848]-1882 (L 5143-5182).
Johnes, Charlotte Anna Maria, 1825-1911
Arranged alphabetically by writer's name.