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Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North thanks ANW for a gift of stocking, says that his grandfather has also sent him a gift, is composing a thank-you letter.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Evelyn Whitehead; Letter from Evelyn Whitehead to Whitehead
North writes that he is returning to Bulford. Evelyn writes on the back of the same letter and sends it on to ANW, saying she is feeling better.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North sends best wishes, talks of his inoculation, expresses sympathy for ANW's illness.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North says he has received his first letters since leaving England, that he loves the climate and prefers it to London, the friendly reception of the locals.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North talks of the war, Eric's going to Oxford instead of Cambridge, his lodgings, the weather, and taxes on his car.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North discusses reading papers that ANW had sent him, his bout with malaria, Eric's exams.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North talks of changes at Bulford, says he may be on his way to east Africa.
Letters from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North discusses various adventures with convoys, including cars flipping over and dragging them through rivers. He mentions his contempt for Bertie's position on the war.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North says he has received another batch of ANW's letters, says he is feeling better than he has in months after his stay in the hospital, and discusses the state of the war.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North writes of someone returning a book to him that he'd forgotten about, plans to perhaps become a marine engineer, and going back to school.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North writes of his travels, says he has enjoyed seeing the world for this few years, but that he would rather live in London.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North writes that he got about 40 letters at once from Whitehead which had been piling up for him, discusses when the war might end.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to ?
A report of many difficulties in transporting a group of lorries, which had numerous mechanical failures almost instantaneously.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North gives a short update and asks Whitehead to send him some magazines.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North talks of food and getting on with the natives.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North writes of an adventure with a lorry and a bridge, in which the lorry and the bridge under it were almost swept away by a rising river.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North writes from a hospital in Africa. As it is the first time he's had available to write for a while, he responds to about half a dozen of his father's letters at once, discussing his wartime experiences.
Letter from T.North Whitehead to Whitehead
North writes of the war, cramped conditions, and slow trains.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North writes a long letter about his new role as director of the Science side of the Working Men's College, asks his father for advice.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North sends Whitehead best wishes on his birthday, talks much of the war.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
Copy of a wire from North; other things written on back which may not be related.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Whitehead
North discusses his difficulties writing a book.
Letter from T. North Whitehead to Evelyn Whitehead
North wishes his parents well in America.
Letter from Shirley Whitehead and Dorothy Blanch to Whitehead
Whitehead's sister and her daughter wish them well on their journey to America.
Letter from Ralph Radcliffe Whitehead to Whitehead
Expresses appreciation for Whitehead's article "The Rhythmic Claims of Freedom and Discipline"
Letter from Margaret Whitehead to Evelyn Whitehead
Margot writes from an air raid shelter, discusses the conditions of it.
Letter from Margaret Whitehead to Evelyn Whitehead
Margot gives a family update, mentions some letters seem to have been lost, discusses the war, mentions North, Norah, Sheila, Myron, Eric.
Letter from Margaret Whitehead to Evelyn Whitehead
Margot thanks Evelyn for sending them chocolate, talks of Philip Cabot's death.
Letter from Margaret Whitehead to Evelyn Whitehead
Margot says that she is interested to hear about the Whiteheads' prospective move, says Shirley seems to be losing her memory, that Harry is doing well but Isabel is not.
Letter from Margaret Whitehead to Evelyn Whitehead
Margot says that she is happy ANW has recovered his health, says London has been quiet, that the Russians seem to be holding on, their refrigerator has broken down, and some food is hard to get.