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    • 13 August 1932. William Sirr to Fannie Browning. It is significant that your letter asking for a … [ABL] 93208131

    • 17 August 1932. John Altham Surtees Altham to A.J. Armstrong. I hear through Miss Harriet Gaylord … [ABL] 93208171

    • 9 September 1932. Edward Altham Altham to Harriet Gaylord. I am smitten with purgatorial doubts as to whether I have or have not answered … [ABL] 93209091

    • 13 September [1932]. Harriet Gaylord to John Alexander Symington. I write hurriedly in order not to miss this mail. [Rutgers] 93209131

    • 13 September 1932. A.J. Armstrong to John Altham Surtees Altham. Transcript at ABL. Your letter of August 17th has been on my desk … [            ] 93209132

    • 5 October 1932. William Sirr to Fannie Browning. I am dreadfully sorry not to have written before. [ABL] 93210051

    • 7 October 1932. William Sirr to Fannie Browning. Thank you very much for your telegram which awaited me here. [ABL] 93210071

    • 13 October [1932]. Harriet Gaylord to Thomas J. Wise. I do hope you are quite recovered from your accident … [Rutgers] 93210131

    • 16 October 1932. William Sirr to Fannie Browning. I hope the safe return of Holman & Charles has satisfied … [ABL] 93210161

    • 18 October 1932. William Sirr to Fannie Browning. I want to fulfil my promises! Here are Mr. Baldwin’s … [ABL] 93210181

    • 18 November [1932]. Harriet Gaylord to Thomas J. Wise. I am delighted to have your line and I feel very certain … [Rutgers] 93211181

    • December 1932. Thurman Losson Hood to Fannie Browning. Your letter of November 26th. reaches me here to-day, to my … [Texas] 93212001

    • 5 December 1932. Emily Wolley to Fannie Browning. You are wonderful. Fancy remembering me & my birthday … [Texas] 93212051

    • 10 December [1932]. Laura M. Ragg to Fannie Browning. The parcel you so kindly send for Bice arrived yesterday … [Texas] 93212101

    • 16 December [1932]. Harriet Gaylord to Thomas J. Wise. I am glad to know through your wife that you are improving … [Rutgers] 93212161

    • 17 December 1932. Charles E. Ivatt to Fannie Browning. Please accept my appreciative thanks for the very welcome … [Texas] 93212171

    • 17 December 1932. Margaret Ivatt to Fannie Browning. I do not know what you will think of me not writing before … [Texas] 93212172

    • 18 December 1932. G.A. Ivatt to Fannie Browning. A genuine “Thank you” for the very handsome Book! … [Texas] 93212181

    • 23 December 1932. William Sirr to Fannie Browning. A most magnificent hamper was brought yesterday afternoon … [ABL] 93212231

    • 25 December [1932]. Mary S. Watts to Fannie Browning. How good of you to write, I love your kind thought for me—& … [Texas] 93212251

    • 28 December 1932. Thurman Losson Hood to Fannie Browning. Please expect me on January 2d. by the train arriving at … [Texas] 93212281

    • 29 December 1932. Charles E. Ivatt to Fannie Browning. I have delayed thanking you for your amusing card … [Texas] 93212291

    • [January 1933]. Thurman Losson Hood to Fannie Browning. Mr and Mrs. Wise have told me of your continuing presence in … [Texas] 93301001

    • 10 January [1933]. Harriet Gaylord to Thomas J. Wise. I don’t want to bother you if your accident still makes … [Rutgers] 93301101

    • 11 January 1933. Thurman Losson Hood to Dorothy Ivatt. It is evident that you are expert in the art of living! … [Texas] 93301111


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