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Wells, Catherine, 1872-1927

 Person

Dates

  • Existence: 1827 - 1927

Biography

Second wife of H.G. Wells.

Apparently went by the nickname "Jane."

Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:

Nesbit, Edith to H.G. Wells and Mrs. H.G. Wells, 1905-10-23

 Item — Box 3: Series 2005.002.1 [Barcode: 000021215353], Folder: 1
Identifier: 2005.002.1.3.1.078
Scope and Contents

Photocopy of the original letter.

Nesbit signed the letter "Ernest," apparently a nickname.



Dates: 1905-10-23

Nesbit, Edith to Mrs. H.G. Wells, 1905-11-30

 Item — Box 3: Series 2005.002.1 [Barcode: 000021215353], Folder: 1
Identifier: 2005.002.1.3.1.076
Scope and Contents

Photocopy of the original letter.

Nesbit signed the letter "Ernest," apparently a nickname.



Dates: 1905-11-30

Nesbit, Edith to Mrs. H.G. Wells, 1905-08-21

 Item — Box 3: Series 2005.002.1 [Barcode: 000021215353], Folder: 1
Identifier: 2005.002.1.3.1.080

Nesbit, Edith to Mrs. Wells, 1906-01-29

 Item — Box 3: Series 2005.002.1 [Barcode: 000021215353], Folder: 1
Identifier: 2005.002.1.3.1.071
Scope and Contents

Photocopy of the original letter.

Nesbit signed the letter as "Ernest," apparently a nickname of hers.



Dates: 1906-01-29

Sharp, Rosamund to Mrs. H.G. Wells, 1908-03-04

 Item — Box 3: Series 2005.002.1 [Barcode: 000021215353], Folder: 7
Identifier: 2005.002.1.3.7.028
Scope and Contents

"Dear Mrs Wells Of course you have an invitation to the [Nursery?] lectures. I wouldn't think of sending you a ticket. It never occurred to me to write to you because I thought you would understand that you were to come if you wanted to. I'm so sorry you aren't coming to our dance on the 20th..."

Dates: Other: 1908-03-04

Sharp, Rosamund to Mrs. H.G. Wells, Jan 28th

 Item — Box 3: Series 2005.002.1 [Barcode: 000021215353], Folder: 7
Identifier: 2005.002.1.3.7.030
Scope and Contents

"Dear Mrs Wells, This is a bread-and-butter letter, written under exceedingly trying circumstances. I am staying with the Steeles and three of them are playing "Table-croquet," one is asking me questions, another is tuning the banjo, another is talking to the parrot. My head is in a whirl, and my pen is leaking. (They have begun to play the banjo in earnest now.) I believe what I set out to say was "Thank you very much" for everything in the past week..."

Dates: Other: Jan 28th

Wells, Catherine to Edith Nesbit, 1902-11-23

 Item — Box 3: Series 2005.002.1 [Barcode: 000021215353], Folder: 11
Identifier: 2005.002.1.3.11.021

Wells, Catherine to Edith Nesbit, Sunday ["possibly 1902"]

 Item — Box 3: Series 2005.002.1 [Barcode: 000021215353], Folder: 11
Identifier: 2005.002.1.3.11.022
Scope and Contents

Transcribed copy of the original letter.

A researcher has written on the page to speculate on the year this was written.



Dates: Sunday ["possibly 1902"]

Wells, Mrs. H.G. [Catherine, calling herself Jane here] to Edith Nesbit, undated [1902/3?]

 Item — Box 3: Series 2005.002.1 [Barcode: 000021215353], Folder: 11
Identifier: 2005.002.1.3.11.023