Edith asks that the bond not be cashed until she thinks it over carefully.

The Phoenix surrender form is enclosed.

Her Phoenix bond "is guaranteed to be worth £25,000 on 18 February, 1983." It can still be redeemed for £25,000.

Felton is dealing with the mortgage interest.

This is a reminder note from Edith to herself.

On interest sent to Child and Company.

"Your letter of 1 May has puzzled me. It does not appear to agree with your letters of 12 February and 17 February (transcriptions of which I enclose)."

The enclosures are schedules of mortgage interest payments.

The letter concerns Edith's income tax return, which she is to sign; the enclosed invoice is for his fees, 23 April.

This is a statememt of interest and surrendered capital from Edith's bond, with a cheque attached (not present).

The letter concerns interest on a mortgage loan.

The enclosed letter is to Peter Brown (record 134520).

The Russell estate's finances have been analyzed.

Felton explains that the Russell estate's cash shortage is due to the value of the copyrights.

The letter concerns the redemption of the Phoenix bond. Edith wishes to make a donation to the BRPF.

"Although the [Peace] Foundation is a Corporation for Public Purposes it is not a charity (unlike the Atlantic Peace Foundation)." Edith wishes to make a gift to the BRPF.

The letter concerns the redemption of her Phoenix bond. Felton thinks the value will rise over the next few months.

Felton had confused the Capital Transfer Tax with the new Wealth Tax in his letter of 14 January (record 134522). He regrets the error and is relieved that no ill consequences followed.

Edith has tax payable.

The letter concerns Edith having to provide a Capital Statement for the Court. She should give a valuation of her chattles to Mr. Black.

On her finances. She thanks Felton for copies of his correspondence with Mr. Ready.

"In one of your recent letters you ask for a rough estimate of my probable expenses for 1975–76." There are seven pages of handwritten notes by Edith titled "Possible personal expenses 1975–76 (based on expenses in 1974–5". She also clipped an article from The Times, "Legislation soon on refund over sewerage charges", 15 January to which she attached a handwritten note. Also there is one handwritten page, "Lady Russell's Personal Expenses" to which she noted "Ken Fleet's summary."

Felton mentions the encashment of the proceeds from Edith's Phoenix bond.

Edith asks after recent mortgage bond interest.

The letter concerns either the Phoenix bond or the mortgage bond.

Re the interest from her mortgage bond.

On form P.35.

The enclosed letter is to Child & Co. (record 134535). Felton has deposited mortgage interest.

Mortgage interest for Edith is being deposited.

Felton sends Edith her tax returns for 1976/77 and 1977/78.

Felton will pay her tax out of funds held in the estate.

BR is notified that his bank account is overdrawn.

This document is a printed acknowledgement card from the Bank Manger. There are other cards in this file, but they have not been listed separately.

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

Edith deals with her overdraft.

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

Edith takes care of her overdraft.

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

Mrs. Margaret Edwards, Mrs. Kate Lloyd and Mrs. Doreen Jones are retiring from her employment on 13 November.

Re the termination of 3 employees of Edith's.

Edith's accountant needs certain bank statements.

Bank statements are being sent (not present).

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

This file contains printed acknowledgement cards which have not been listed.

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

Edith overcomes her deficit.

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

The letter informs Edith that her bank account is overdrawn.

Edith takes care of her overdraft.

Bank Statements, 1973–1977.

Edith's written permission is required to send Felton copies of bank statements.

"Please supply my accountants with duplicate bank statement beginning July 1964."

Photocopies of her accounts were sent to Felton.

Re authorization for Felton to have copies.

Edith requests that they correspond with her accountants.

Permission for Felton.

Edith needs a statement.

Re a share certificate.

She requests a statement of value for her securities.

This documents is a Statement of Securities signed by the Assistant Manager. There are 21.

This letter advises of a temporary change of location but their postal address will remain unchanged.

This list is titled "E.R.'s balance" from 1967 to 1970.

Three cheque stub books: 12 November 1962 to 7 June 1971; 15 June 1967 to 5 June 1971; 10 June 1971 to 9 March 1972. The stubs record the recipients and the amounts paid.

Edith is closing her account which she does "with the greatest regret."

This form letter is addressed "Dear Friend". It has a large facsimile of BR's signature, not yet shaky. The year is unknown, and some of the sponsors on this BRPF letterhead were no longer with the Foundation in 1970. E.g., Schweitzer had died in 1965.

The sheet was recycled for the letter at record 134377.

Edith requests that a bank statement be sent to her monthly.

Notifications of remittances and transfers, 6 April 1970 to 11 January 1971.

This is a notification sent to customers of Child & Co.: Child was owned by Glyn, Mills & Co. In September 1970 there was a merger between Glyn, Mills, Williams Deacon's Bank Ltd., and the National Bank Ltd. The new name of the company was Williams and Glyn's Bank Ltd. Child & Co. continued to operate under its own name within the newly amalgamated bank.

This letter expresses regret by the bank that it has been addressing her incorrectly.

The note is titled "E.R.'s current a/c Childs Bank"

This pamphlet explains computers and cheque sorting machines at the bank. It is unmarked.

Edith informs the bank of an undeserved credit to her account.

The letter concerns traveller's cheques in Cdn$; also in the file is a Travel Facilities form dated of 12 September 1972.

Edith wants Cdn$10 cash.

The letter concerns a cash gift of £5 for Julie Medlock; attached bank form for this gift.

This is a printed invitation to a Ball to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the bank on 24 June 1973 with a directions card. Edith wrote "no" on the envelope which is postmarked 11 April.

Edith is informed that her current account is overdrawn—permission is sought to move funds over from her deposit account.

Edith agrees to the transfer of funds from her deposit account to her current account.

The bank admits that the overdraft was its mistake.

Re a transfer from one account to another.

Re cheques on her deposit account.

Re cheques drawn on her deposit account.

Edith requests that money be transferred from her deposit to her current account.

This a bank notice that funds have been transferred.

Re a cashing arrangement.

Edith wishes to continue the cashing arrangement she has between Child & Co. and Barclays Bank, Portmadoc Branch.

Re a cashing arrangement.

Re a cheque that will be returned unpaid.

Edith requests a statement be sent to her lawyer, Jack Black. Attached to this letter are notes Edith made about a mortgage bond from 1974 to 1975.

Childs will send her account balance information to Jack Black.

Re a remittance of £1200.

BR remitted £5.8.0 for his Telerent (tv) twice during 1968.

Fleet enclosed a cheque (not present) to be deposited to Edith's account.