Letter from H. Hesk inviting Newberry to stay during a British Association meeting in Hull.

Note:
This letter is also numbered A.16

Letter from Jean Jacques Hess declining an invitation from Newberry and referring to Newberry's research question on incense [in German].

Note:
This letter is also numbered 30

Letter from Vera Higgins (Editor, Journal of the Royal Horticultural Society) thanking Newberry for his article on the mandrake in ancient Egypt.

Correspondence from Sir Arthur William Hill (1875-1941) (Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew) including relating to the donation of plants and photographs and the results of an analysis on a walking stick handle, walking stick, bow and throwstick from a tomb at Thebes.

Also includes: letter to Professor F.W. Oliver (Egyptian University, Cairo) from Hill asking whether there is any work available for L.A. Boodle identifying Egyptian fossils; draft letter from Newberry relating to research on the olive.

Letter from J. Spencer Hill asking whether Newberry would be interesting in writing a book on Egyptology for a series.

Letter from Matthew Davenport Hill inviting Newberry to see the Egyptian antiquities at Eton College.

Letter from Martin Alister Campbell Hinton (British Museum, Natural History) relating to whether the symbol on the head of a God represents the uterus of a goat.

Letter from Geoffrey Hoare relating to travel and asking Newberry to purchase a bead necklace for him in Cairo.

Letter from A. M. Hocart relating to his research on the consecration of Kings and the role of the Queen.

Letter of thanks for a pamphlet from W. Cliff Hodges.

Letter from Cass Hodson (Secretary, The Eugenics Education Society) inviting Newberry to give a paper on racial aspects of Egyptian civilisation.

There is also a note by Newberry which states he answered 'no'.

Correspondence from David George Hogarth (1862-1927) (Ashmolean Museum) including relating to the arrival of a coffin and writing formal acknowledgement to Whitaker; recommendations for digging at Sakha; requesting Newberry to bid on items at auction; and photograph of the Scorpion Macehead.

Also includes draft reply from Newberry including list of amounts offered by people towards purchase of a prehistoric figure at auction.

Note:
MSS 24/37 is also numbered A23a
MSS 24/39 is also numbered A.23b
MSS 24/40 is also numbered A.23

Letter from E. C. Hohler (Eton College) thanking Newberry for a lecture.

This letter has been dated 1911 during previous archival processing.

Correspondence from Thomas Holden relating to flora and gardening including enquiry from Lord Rennell relating to the discovery of old seeds.

Note:
MSS 24/45 is also numbered A.167
MSS 24/46 is also numbered A.167b

There are two letters without reference numbers, one of which is numbered A.167a

Letter from Geoffrey Holme (Editor, "The Studio" Publishers) asking to speak to Newberry about a volume on embroidery.

There is a note by Newberry to say that he will call at 11am Wednesday, 20 February 1921.

Correspondence from Edward Morrell Holmes (1843-1930) including relating to oil, seeds,

Egyptian gardens, gardening, depiction of plants in Punt, labdanum and perfumery.

Also includes letter to the secretary of the Pharmaceutical Society requesting books from the library for Newberry.

Note:
MSS 24/48 is also numbered A.301
MSS 24/49 is also numbered 23

Correspondence from Gordon Home including relating to a letter written to The Times opposing the industrialisation of part of Surrey and the loan of books on North Africa and the Swedish expedition to Cyprus.

Note:
MSS 25/1 is also numbered A.136
MSS 25/3 is also numbered A.176

Correspondence from Percy J. Home (Editor, The Sphere) requesting photographs and asking for advice on illustrations.

Correspondence from William Bayer Honey (Victoria & Albert Museum, London) including relating to glass fragments on loan from Newberry and the date of three predynastic Egyptian pots for an exhibition.

Correspondence from Dorothy Agnes Hood (daughter of Grace Elinor Hood and Sinclair Franklin Hood) relating to selling a gold necklace of bees.

Correspondence from Grace Elinor Hood (married to Sinclair Franklin Hood) including relating to selling Egyptian antiquities.

Note:
MSS 25/22 275

Letter from A. S. Hooker (Norwegian Consulate, Cairo) relating to a bronze statuette seen in Jerusalem.

Note:
This letter is also numbered 229

Letter of thanks from Cecil H. Hooper (Librarian, South-Eastern Agricultural College, University of London) and referring to fruit growing.

Letter from George G. Hopkinson (The Society of Dyers and Colourists) relating to dyeing and printing in ancient Egypt.

Correspondence from George David Hornblower relating to various research interests. Includes correspondence relating to: hyksos objects; the origin of scarabs; heb sed festival; Newberry's lecture to the British Association; Carter's problems with the Egyptian Government in 1924; Egyptian climate during the 18th dynasty; financial support for the Egypt Exploration Society; Osiris; use of oil including for coronation, anointing and in the religion of mandaeans; Menes; and Mnevis.

Also includes draft reply from Newberry on Menes, Hor-Aha and Narmer.

Note:
MSS 25/37 is also numbered 218

Letter from Murray Hornbrook relating to species of cypress in the UK.

Correspondence from James Hornell relating to ancient Egyptian boats including sewn boats.

Correspondence from Osbert John Radclyffe Howarth (Secretary, British Association for the Advancement of Science) informing Newberry of his appointment as President of the Anthropological Section of the British Association for the Advancement of Science for the annual meeting in 1923; suggesting he give a lecture to children on toys and a note by Newberry to say he accepted; and inviting him to accept the office of Vice-President of the Anthropological Section for the annual meeting in 1924.

Correspondence from Sonia E. Howe on her pleasure at meeting Newberry and travel in Morocco.

Correspondence from Helen Falmestock Hubbard (married John Hubbard, née Campbell) including relating to financial contributions to the Egypt Exploration Society as well as her marriage and children.

Note:
MSS 25/62 is also numbered A.172
MSS 25/63 is also numbered A.173
MSS 25/64 is also numbered A.178