{"value"=>"<p>Arranged alphabetically by individual or family group name, these materials contain a wealth of information on the Berndt, Lloyd, Maverick and related Green and Kelley families. Particularly well-represented are Georgia's parents, in-laws Arthur and Anna Berndt (who sign their letters as \"Mutti\" and \"Vatti\"), son Arthur W. Berndt (and daughter-in-law Anne), daughter Lola Maverick Berndt (who changed her name to \"Lola Moonfrog\" in the early 1970s), and each of Georgia's three siblings. There is a small amount of correspondence with both of her husbands, Paul Berndt and Mansfield \"Bob\" Beshears.</p> <p>Of particular interest are Lola Maverick Lloyd's letters documenting her professional activities from the 1910s through her death in the 1940s, William Bross Lloyd's lengthy letters (both bound and loose) written daily from his Bu Saaba estate in Jamaica during the Second World War, and William Bross Lloyd, Jr.'s 1944 letters from a conscientious objector camp. There is a also a fair amount of Campaign for World Government correspondence included amongst William Jr.'s papers.</p> <p>In several instances, folders of obituaries and condolence letters follow the correspondence of family members.</p> <p>Researchers interested in a particular individual are advised to review the \"Miscellaneous Family \" files by letter, in addition to the materials identified for those individuals.</p>"}