Scope and Contents

JHN and HHN separated in 1938 and many of these documents deal with their separation and divorce. Box 63/Folder 8: Papers related to the terms of Jaqueline Hope-Nicholson and HHN's 1938 separation, regarding each party's income, etc.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries comprises correspondence between Jaqueline Hope-Nicholson, her family and friends. Correspondents include Hedley Hope-Nicholson, Marie-Jaqueline Hope-Nicholson, Felix Hope-Nicholson, the Thomas W. Allen family, Helen Troubridge Bate, Amy Troubridge, Gurney family, Hope family, Mary and A.J. Nicholson, Orde family, Mrs. Greville Nugent, Trelawney Dayrell Reed, C.K. Scott-Moncrieff, Lord Alfred Douglas and many others.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries comprises correspondence between Jaqueline Hope-Nicholson, her family and friends. Correspondents include Hedley Hope-Nicholson, Marie-Jaqueline Hope-Nicholson, Felix Hope-Nicholson, the Thomas W. Allen family, Helen Troubridge Bate, Amy Troubridge, Gurney family, Hope family, Mary and A.J. Nicholson, Orde family, Mrs. Greville Nugent, Trelawney Dayrell Reed, C.K. Scott-Moncrieff, Lord Alfred Douglas and many others.

Scope and Contents Box 63/Folder 11:Includes letters from Dundonald (1), Fichlim (?)(3), Francis Goring (3), Mrs. Thomson (2), Gladys Townshed (3), Charles Walrond (3), and Way-Hope (3). Details about friends identities is unknown. Box 63/Folder 12:Letters from friends William Armstrong (2), John Hay Beith (2), Ivan Campbell (2), Martin Costa Ricci (6), as well as family members Sam Gurney (1), Geraldine Hope (4), M. Hope (1), and W. Hope (1). Box 63/Folder 13:Includes letters from friends Raynham (2), St....

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries comprises correspondence between Jaqueline Hope-Nicholson, her family and friends. Correspondents include Hedley Hope-Nicholson, Marie-Jaqueline Hope-Nicholson, Felix Hope-Nicholson, the Thomas W. Allen family, Helen Troubridge Bate, Amy Troubridge, Gurney family, Hope family, Mary and A.J. Nicholson, Orde family, Mrs. Greville Nugent, Trelawney Dayrell Reed, C.K. Scott-Moncrieff, Lord Alfred Douglas and many others.

Scope and Contents

Includes 2 letters from Henry Justice Ford, an artist and illustrator active from 1886-late 1920s, as well as 1 letter from Philip Bainbrigge, "a homosexual friend of Wilfred Owen and Charles Scott-Moncrieff who died in WWI and was known for his sonnet "If I Should Die" (B.D.).