"Affection, farm for sale, go mad here" Read the full letter

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M|N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z|All

Eva Greene

Eva Greene nee Stutzer (1883 - 1979) was married to Edward Greene, a younger brother of Olive Schreiner’s close friend Alice Greene. Eva was born in Germany to German parents, and was the youngest of six daughters. The family later moved to Brazil where Eva met Edward Greene, who was then working as a partner in a firm of coffee importers. They were married in 1901 and subsequently had six children. Schreiner came to know Eva Greene while she was living in London during the First World War, and her letters to Alice Greene suggest that a warm friendship developed between them. A number of Eva Greene’s’s letters to Schreiner are extant although none of Schreiner’s letters to her survive.

For further information see:
Barham, John E. (ed) (2010) The Mother and the Maiden Aunt: Letters of Eva and Alice Greene, 1909-1912 Leicester: Matador
Back to top


recipient icon Recipient Of
no letters
Back to top


mentioned icon Mentioned In
collection icon University of Cape Town, Historical Manuscripts: Manuscripts & Archives at the University of Cape Town is a leading location for accessing archival papers across many per... Show/Hide Collection Letters
Back to top