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Add. MS c/61/47
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Letter from William Wyse to J. G. Frazer
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- 14 July 1929 (Creation)
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Halford, Shipston on Stour, Worcestershire - Domestic trials: maid trouble, young people who want to live in cities, have a young girl [Violet Wynne] living as a companion who is ignorant for her years; he and his sister are in ill health, is particularly troubled by bladder issues, asks whether Frazer's father's firm has instruments that could help; [Robert] Hicks had a stroke returning from [James] Glaisher's funeral and has died.
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A typescript copy of this letter is housed as ADD.Ms.b.37/388.
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- Wyse, William (1860-1929) classical scholar (Subject)
- Wyse, Anne Elizabeth (1857-1931) sister of William Wyse (Subject)
- Hicks, Robert Drew (1850-1929), classical scholar (Subject)
- Glaisher, James Whitbread Lee (1848-1928), mathematician and astronomer (Subject)
- Wynne, Violet (b c 1909) servant (Subject)