B1.1 'His Last Song' - a story written by Julia Elliott after her brother told her that he had heard a canary singing in Rissik Street, during Gen. Smuts' funeral procession. n.d.
B2.1-B2.19 Various notes kept by Julia Elliott, includes copies of 2 letters she wrote, one to Ouma Smuts, the other a letter of condolence to Jannie Smuts on the death of his mother. She apparantly intended writing a book about her friendship with Ouma Smuts. 10.9.50 - 1.3.54
B3.1-B3.4 Sketches by Dorelle (copies) of Ouma Smuts, Gen. Smuts, Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt. n.d.
B4.1-B4.9 Three envelopes and five baggage labels addressed to Julia Elliott at Doornkloof and 1 bedding ticket. n.d.
B5.1-B5.5 Prof. Guy Elliott's (Julia Elliott's brother) identity discs, ribbons and S.A.M.C. badges from World War II
B6.1-B6.5 'Ouma' Smuts' election colours (1953). Four green and yellow bows made by Ouma and a note to Judy from her.
B7.1-B7.12 Photographs (12) of Gen. Smuts' funeral in Pretoria n.d. sent to Julia Elliott by a Mrs Stewart of Irene Homes, Irene 23.3.66