Correspondence from Florence S. Grant including relating to the death of her daughter Maisie (1927).

Note:
MSS 20/43 is also numbered 278
MSS20/44 is also numbered 305

Correspondence from Isabel M. Graham relating to rental of her dahabiah including a memorandum of agreement.

Some of the letters include brief notes and calculations by Newberry.

Letter from Alistair Graham arranging for Newberry to give a tour of the excavations near the pyramids to the High Commissioner.

Correspondence from Janet Gourlay to Newberry and Mrs Newberry relating to travel and arrangements for accomodation in Egypt and Margaret Benson.

This correspondence is undated but dates have been written in pencil on the letters during previous archival processing.

Correspondence from Frank Jay Gould relating to the purchase of scarabs.

Note:
MSS 20/13 is also numbered A.332
MSS 20/14 is also numbered A.331

Letter of thanks from Hellier Gosselin on behalf of the Egypt Exploration Fund.

Note:
This letter is also numbered 114

Letter from Sir Home Gordon (WilliamsNorgate, Publishers) relating to publishing books by Newberry.

Correspondence from William Henry Goodyear (1846-1923) including relating to the lotus and species of nymphaea and presenting a paper at the Oriental Congress.

Correspondence from Ronald Good (British Museum, Natural History) relating to flora.

Note:
MSS 20/4 is also numbered 225
MSS 20/5 is also numbered 15

Letter from Thomas Goffey arranging to resume his studies.

Letter from Edith Goddard relating to the possibility of Newberry lecturing at Harvard University.

Letter from Frederic M. Goadby relating to Cistus ladanifer or labdanum.

Correspondence from Stephen Ranulph Kingdon Glanville (British Museum) relating to his work at the British Museum, Egypt Exploration Society and University College London, and referring to several contemporary Egyptologists.

Includes correspondence relating to: an oblong pottery box (British Museum, 32639);
various research queries including predynastic pots, palettes, Akhenaton, Ay, beekeeping; the Carnavon collection; publication of articles by Newberry; excavation at Erment and discussion of Emery's character; the possibility of a position for Battiscombe-Gunn; excavation at El Amarna; Mrs Hubbard's funding for the EES; possibility of excavation starting at Soleb; finding Käthe Bosse work; the death of Robert Mond and relating to his obituary; Flinders Petrie and a lecture by Glanville for the Royal Institute.

Also includes draft replies from Newberry including relating to the lotus pattern, El Amarna, Käthe Bosse, Petrie's obituary, and selling Dorothy Hood's necklace.

Note:
MSS 17/39 is also numbered 299
MSS 17/40 is also numbered 209
MSS 17/43 is also numbered 3
MSS 17/44 is also numbered 20
MSS 17/53 is also numbered A.144
MSS 17/57 is also numbered A.148
MSS 17/58 is also numbered A.147
MSS 17/60 is also numbered A.170

Correspondence from Robert Gladstone (1833-1919) relating to Ishmonic, a petrified city in Upper Egypt.

Two letters (possibly sent at the same time) from Isla Gladstone to George (surname unknown) relating to her family history and Alexandrina Francesca Pietronella Tinne, including a summary of what is known about her and her travel in Egypt.

Correspondence from Einar Gjerstad including relating to the return of a manuscript and asking to show Newberry two scarabs.

Letter from J.H. Gelder arranging to visit Newberry.

Correspondence from Robert Grenville Gayer-Anderson (1881-1945) including relating to an article sent by Newberry (1926) and asking his advice on identifying his collection of scarabs and seals at the Fitzwilliam Museum (1944).

Letter from George Ernest Gask referring to a paper by Newberry on Egyptian medicine.

Letter from Sir Stephen Gaselee relating to a collection of wreaths.

Correspondence from Sir William Edmund Garstin (1849-1923) including arranging to meet Newberry at his office in Cairo (1898) and asking Newberry to show the Duke and Duchess of Norfolk around some of the tombs (1914).

Correspondence from Walter Garstang (Brother of John Garstang) relating to owls.

Correspondence from John Garstang including relating to excavation work in Egypt and Jericho, and collaboration with Newberry on publications.

Includes correspondence relating to inscriptions, Beni Hasan, Garstang's forthcoming marriage, Liverpool University, scarabs and seals including sketches and a draft reply from Newberry.

Note:
MSS 19/4 is also numbered 23
MSS 19/6 is also numbered 31
MSS 19/7 is also numbered 30
MSS 19/8 is also numbered 29
MSS 19/9 is also numbered A.45
MSS 19/11 is also numbered 29
MSS 19/12 is also numbered 42
MSS 19/13 is also numbered 11
MSS 19/14 is also numbered 40
MSS 19/15 is also numbered 39
MSS 19/16 is also numbered 36
MSS 19/17 is also numbered 35
MSS 19/18 is also numbered 37
MSS 19/19 is also numbered 34
MSS 19/20 is also numbered 33
MSS 19/22 is also numbered 38
MSS 19/23 is also numbered 61
MSS 19/24 is also numbered 51
MSS 19/33 is also numbered 267
MSS 19/34 is also numbered A.371
MSS 19/35 is also numbered A.370
MSS 19/36 is also numbered A.334
MSS 19/38 is also numbered A.46
MSS 19/39 is also numbered A.48
MSS 19/41 is also numbered A.44
MSS 19/42 is also numbered A.47
MSS 19/50 is also numbered 355
MSS 19/54 is also numbered 336
MSS 19/56 is also numbered 336a
MSS 19/58 is also numbered A.77
MSS 19/61 is also numbered A.149
MSS 19/62 is also numbered A.166
MSS 19/64 is also numbered A.160
MSS 19/65 is also numbered A.161
MSS 19/66 is also numbered A.162

Letter from J. Gerard Garry asking Newberry to read his paper on Imhotep.

Correspondence from Jean Saint Fare Garnot (École des Hautes Études, Paris) relating to a Congress of Orientalists in Paris, a collection of photographs he is compiling and a bibliography of Newberry's publications.

Also includes draft replies from Newberry including referring to other Egyptologists and asking Garnot to look for particular ensigns on predynastic red on buff pots in the Louvre.

Letter from G. A. Garfitt asking Newberry's advice on dating an object.

Letter from Percy Gardner (1846-1937) asking for a signature on a document.

Correspondence from Ernest Arthur Gardner (1862-1939) relating to opening a bank account for a committee.

Note:
MSS 17/7 is also numbered A.2a
MSS 17/8 is also numbered A.2

Correspondence from Elinor W. Gardner including relating to travel, gardening and plants including leaves from Kharga Tufa deposits.

Letter of thanks from Rolf Gardiner (son of Sir Alan Gardiner).