| Repository | Special Collections Archives (GB 0029) |
| Ref No | EUL MS 207/6/4/7 |
| Alt Ref No | EUL MS 207 add. 5/1 |
| Date | 1965-1989 |
| Level | File |
| Extent | 1 folder |
| Title | Assorted correspondence, 1965-1989 |
| Creator Name | Various |
| Maurier; Daphne du (1907-1989); novelist |
| Description | Comprising assorted letters to Daphne du Maurier from various correspondents and concerning various subjects, mostly consisting of literary, professional and fan letters. Most letters are annotated 'Answered'. Includes serveral letters relating to George du Maurier and Gerald du Maurier.
Correspondents include:
Rupert Alec-Smith
Paul James Barlow
'Mary' Hayley Bell
Clarissa Bolt
Teresa Boyden
Alicia Brinton
Rosemary Brown
Lynda Camp
Rev. Timothy Cartly
Maurice C. Cockshott
George S. Daniels
Nicholas Davies
Iva ?Dundas
Wilfred De'Ath
Lawrence Duttson
Clare Ellery
Dick Elsner [Daphne du Maurier's solicitor]
Elizabeth Emery
Carol Fellowes [Baron Aldwyn]
Jean Fontaine
Bryan Forbes
Tristram Gilbert
Jean Goodman
Father P.J. Green of the Holy Ghost Fathers
Barbara Guernier
Sidney Harris
Rupert Hart-Davies
Arthur G. Hawes
Richard Henwood
Alice Heppner
Leonard Hibbs
Valerie Jackson
Margaret Le Fevre
Margharita Laski
Hugh Lawson
Deirdre Lyndon
I.F. McCall
Rohan McCarty
Ken McCormick
Mary Jane Meehan
'Peg' Noel-Paton
Richard Ormond of the National Portrait Gallery
Richard P.
Julian Paget
Gareth L. Pawlowski
R. T. Raichev
Jennifer Rashleigh
Esther Rowe
Sue Ryder
Michael Scott, re a portrait of Gerald du Maurier painted by Philip Streatfield
Stephen S.S.A.J., Brother Superior of the Society of the Sacret Heart of Jesus
Joan St George Saunders
Leonard ?Sayle
Jack Taylor [prisoner]
Tom Todd
Michael Thornton
Anthony Tuner
Helen G. Walker
Captain B. Stq. Wall
John Wardroper
Stephen White
Raymond Witham Daum
Robert Lee Wolff
Fredric Woodbridge Wilson |
| Format | Various formats |
| Language | English |
| AccessStatus | Open |
| Copyright | Usual EUL restrictions apply |
| Arrangement | In original order as it came to Special Collections. Not in chronological or alphabetical order. |