Collections : [Yale University -Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library]

The Cottage and Havodonus
60 p.; various sizes
Various reflections on her own works
and those of friends.
d 148/1/52-61

various places
1799-1809
43 p.; various sizes
Letters mainly provide news of
daily activities of family members
and friends.
d 148/2/1-6, 8, 10-14

[Before 1816] - 1828 various dates
48 p.; various sizes
d 148/2/26-33, 35, 37, 40;
d 148/3/17

1828 Dec 16 and 1830 Feb 6
Lodge Lane
8 p.; 23 x 19 cm.
About botany, the Linnean Society
and the death of Sir James Edward
Smith (1759-1828).
One letter (148/3/22) is partly
transcribed by his son, Henry Roscoe
(1800-1836), and the other (148/3/25)
is wholly written by "T.E.R." [Thomas
Roscoe? (1791-1871)].
d 148/3/22, 25

Hallplace
2 p.; 23 x 19 cm.
On the death of his aunt, Harriet
(East) Casamajor (d. 1831).
d 148/2/20

[1845] May 27 and n.d.
Norwich
9 p.; various sizes
About his lectures and books which
she has read and praised; about
Joseph Priestley (1733-1804) and
Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778).
d 148/1/62-64

1828 Sep 20 and 1833 Sep 8
6 p.; 25 x 20 cm.
The first letter (148/3/21) sends
his condolences on the death of his
uncle, Sir James Edward Smith
(1759-1828), and the second
(148/3/52) discusses the memoirs his
aunt has sent him.
d 148/3/21, 52

1828 Apr 8 and n.d.
6 p.; 19 x 11 cm. and 13 x 10 cm.
The first letter (148/3/19) sends
condolences on the death of Sir
James Edward Smith (1759-1828) and
the second (148/3/46) comments on
the "Memoirs" of the late Sir James
which she had heard read.
Women Writers.
d 148/3/19, 46

[1828 Mar] and n.d.
n.p.
6 p.; 18 x 11 and 23 x 19 cm.
The first letter (148/3/8) discusses
his present health conditions and
thanks Lady Smith for having sent
him a copy of the "Memoirs of Sir
James Edward Smith" (1759-1828);
attached to this item is an extract
written by her husband about Mr.
Lombe which Lady Smith copied; the
second letter (148/3/23) sends his
respects.
d 148/3/8, 23

1829 Dec 19 and 1832 Oct 1
London
8 p.; 25 x 20 cm. and 23 x 19 cm.
The first letter concerns the death
of Sir James Edward Smith
(1759-1828), his current work,
friends, etc.; the second letter is
included in a letter of Francis
Boott.
d 148/1/9; d 148/3/28