Correspondence from Mrs. Kermott to HKP. Among these letters are a few from other family members to HKP or WGP and a couple from other "K" correspondents.

Hand-written and signed letter from Mrs. Press to Mrs. E.P. Kermott, ( 1 leaf). - 07.12.1925.; Typed and signed letter, Herbert Penfield to WGP, 2 sheets-4. - 17.12.1926.; Typed letter copy, Montgomery Griffiths to JJP, 3 sheets. - 10.12.1926.; Typed letter copy, Eugene Boylan to JJP (on 3rd sh) (critique & rejection to 1st story "Laurette's Daughter"). - 17.12.1926.

3 hand-written and signed letters (7 sheets). - 17.01.1910, 14.05.1910.; 23 typed letters & typed and signed letters, 1 hand-written and signed letter (53 sheets). - 28.03.1915-27.12.1915.; 1 hand-written and signed letter from Elizabeth Inglis to WGP. - 17.03.1915.

31 typed letters & typed and signed letters, 1 newspaper cutting.

1 hand-written and signed letter from George Penfield to WGP (1 sheet). - 02.02.1915.; 31 typed letters (59 sheets), 1 with hand-written note from family. - 16.12.1915-29.06.1915.; 1 holograph account (school fees). - 15.07.1916.; 1 carbon from letter, Galahad School to Alumnae. - pre 30 May.

20 typed letters, some with hand-written notes (39 sheets).

43 hand-written and signed letters (87 sheets), 1 postcard, typed letter (1 sheet) string & scrap with hand-written note by WGP'.

4 hand-written and signed letters (6 items), 60 typed letters (89 sheets) (some are incomplete, or mixed up).

Typed letter, 1 sheet (Ruth Penfield Inglis's illness) with holograph notes by WGP. - 01.04.1919.; Typed letter (2 sheets, 4 p.) "Ruth's 3rd attack". - 17.04.1921.; Hand-written and signed letter, 1 sheet, (en route, Northern Pacific). - n.d. (Tues. a.m.).; 1 p. holograph notes, by WGP re telegrams. - 1928-1929.; 2 telegrams. - 19.11.1928-5.12.1928.; 1 hand-written and signed letter (2 sheets), 10 typed letters (14 sheets). - 18.09.1928-26.11.1928.

• Diary, black leather bound (13 x 9 cm) Dayloyue, 2 series of entries.
• Most of the items in D-C/D 30 were found together in two flat boxes with other memorabilia. They were clearly items HKP had saved over the years.