Correspondence from Herbert Appold Grueber (1846-1927) relating to the withdrawal of Newberry's resignation, publication of the first volume of the survey, work at Timai el-Amdid.

Note:
MSS 21/1 is also numbered 40
MSS 21/2 is also numbered 39
MSS 21/4 is also numbered 6 and Rogers (1)

Correspondence from Walter Spencer Anderson Griffith (Brother of Francis Llewellyn Griffith) relating to gardening.

Correspondence from Nora Christina Cobban Griffith (1873-1937) (2nd wife of Francis Llewellyn Griffith) including on the death of her husband Francis Llewellyn Griffith and making arrangements relating to Georg Steindorff.

Correspondence from Francis Llewellyn Griffith including relating to Newberry's work at Beni Hasan; comparison of Newberry's copies of inscriptions with Hay's work by Blackden; publication of Beni Hasan and El Bersheh; Rekhmara inscriptions; corrections to the publication of text from the tomb of Nebamun; readings and corrections of texts.

Correspondence includes notes on inscriptions in Beni Hasan tomb 2 belonging to Amenemhat [known as Ameny], tomb 13 belonging to Khnumhotep, tomb 14 belonging to Khnumhotep I, tomb 15 belonging to Baqet III, tomb 21 belonging to Nakht, tomb 23 belonging to Netjernakht, tomb 26, and tomb 33 belonging to Baqet II.

Also includes:
-Correspondence from Newberry to Griffith relating to arrangement for Blackden at Beni Hassan and M de Morgan’s refusal to allow him to work at Tel el Amarna
-Correspondence from Griffith to Newberry’s brother John E. Newberry reporting news from Beni Hasan and on available work
-Copy of letter sent to Selima Harris relating to acquiring her father Anthony Charles Harris’ papers

Note:
MSS 21/1 is also numbered 149
MSS 21/2 is also numbered 148
MSS 21/3 is also numbered 128
MSS 21/4 is also numbered 130
MSS 21/5 is also numbered 146
MSS 21/6 is also numbered 134
MSS 21/7 is also numbered 121
MSS 21/8 is also numbered 129
MSS 21/10 is also numbered 153
MSS 21/11 is also numbered 152
MSS 21/12 is also numbered 120
MSS 21/13 is also numbered 142
MSS 21/14 is also numbered 21
MSS 21/15 is also numbered 21a
Letter without Dawson reference numbered 22
MSS 21/16 is also numbered 141
MSS 21/17 is also numbered 119
MSS 21/18 is also numbered 126
MSS 21/19 is also numbered 132
MSS 21/20 is also numbered 155
MSS 21/21 is also numbered 142
MSS 21/22 is also numbered 127
MSS 21/23 is also numbered 117
MSS 21/24 is also numbered 137a
MSS 21/25 is also numbered 154
MSS 21/27 is also numbered 136
MSS 21/28 is also numbered 123
MSS 21/29 is also numbered 58
MSS 21/30 is also numbered 58
MSS 21/31 is also numbered 37
MSS 21/32 is also numbered 62
MSS 21/25 is also numbered 25
MSS 21/36 is also numbered 23
MSS 21/38 is also numbered 27
MSS 21/40 is also numbered A.225
MSS 21/41 is also numbered A.259
MSS 21/42 is also numbered 56
MSS 21/45 is also numbered 58
MSS 21/47 is also numbered 43
MSS 21/49 is also numbered 12
MSS 21/57 is also numbered 44
MSS 21/63 is also numbered A.155
MSS 21/64 is also numbered A.145
MSS 21/66 is also numbered A.174
MSS 21/67 is also numbered A.175

Correspondence from Agnes Sophia Griffith (later Mrs G.H.W. Johns) including congratulating Newberry on his engagement and inviting him to stay.

Note:
MSS 20/69 is also numbered A.100

Correspondence from Lord Francis Wallis Grenfell (1st Baron) (1841-1925) including relating to copying the paintings in the tombs at Beni Hasan.

These letters are undated but have been dated during previous archival processing.

Note:
MSS 20/66 is also numbered 101

Correspondence from Bernard Pyne Grenfell (1869-1926) including relating to his excavation work at Fayoum (or Faiyum).

Note:
MSS 20/60 is also numbered A.367
MSS 20/61 is also numbered 5a
MSS 20/63 is also numbered 326

Letter from Sir Richard Arman Gregory relating to Newberry's obituary of Sir Robert Mond.

Correspondence from Eric C. Gregory (Percy Lund Humphries & Co Ltd) relating to a printing order from Newberry.

Correspondence from Walford Davis Green thanking Newberry for an article and arranging to dine together.

Letter from Mabel E. Green (Wife of A.E. Green) thanking Newberry for a necklace and relating to travel in Egypt.

Correspondence from F. W. Green (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge) including relating to a sale at Sothebys; photos of a stelae of Tyty; bequest from Sir Herbert Tompson and candidates for a position in demotic and coptic; and standards on boat mast heads including notes and sketches; World War Two.

Note:
MSS 20/49 is also numbered A.7
MSS 20/50 is also numbered A.189

Letter of thanks from A. E. Green.

Letter from Terence Gray requesting a ticket for the Burlington Club.

Note:
This letter is also numbered A.8

Correspondence from Hermann Grapow including thanking Newberry [in German].

Letter from Maisie F. Grant (daughter of Florence S. Grant) seeking work in Egypt for the winter.

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.