Correspondence: Moray, Barbara (Countess of)., 03/24/1970-12/17/1971
Series-level Scope and Content Note
(Box 3, Folders 12 -58; Box 4, Folders 1-10) This series of correspondence is by many of Jones' friends and admirers. Written primarily to his long-time friend Harman Grisewood, the letters concern Jones' work and welfare. Arrangement is alphabetical by correspondent. Includes correspondence from Faber and Faber publishers, Cambridge University, the National Library of Wales, and the Ulster Museum, concerning the disposition of his estate, the publication of his written works and exhibition of his art.
Dates
- 03/24/1970-12/17/1971
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Extent
From the Collection: 5.75 Linear Feet (10 Hollinger boxes: 8 Document Cases, 1 Slim Document Case, 1 Drop-front flat case (20x24"))
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Container Summary
Contains 2 ALS, 1 ACS postcard concerning DJ's welfare. The Countess of Moray was a friend and benefactress of the poet. In a letter (11/5/64) to Rene Hague, DJ wrote of her: "She came to visit me on my birthday...She's a wonderful person and has been very kind to me. I especially love her straightforwardness and total lack of affectation about anything" ("Dai Greatcoat..." p.216).
Subjects and Associated Physical Materials
MORAY, BARBARA (COUNTESS OF) - CORRES. TO GRISEWOOD, HARMAN 1970-71: Autographed Letter
GRISEWOOD, HARMAN - CORRES. FROM MORAY, BARBARA 1970-71: Autographed Letter
JONES, DAVID - WELFARE - REFERENCE: Autographed Letter
Repository Details
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