Volume 03a Item 2: Angus & Robertson correspondence files from Edyth Andersen to W. Anderson, 1897-1...
Volume 03a Item 2: Angus & Robertson correspondence files from Edyth Andersen to W. Anderson, 1897-1931
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1897-1931
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MLMSS 314/vol. 03a/item 2
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0.02 metres of textual material (1 folder)
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Contents
1. Anderson, Edyth, 1897
2. Anderson, Ethel Louisa (Mrs Austin T. Anderson), 1927-1931
3. Anderson, Francis, 1902-1931
4. Anderson, Henry Charles Lennox, 1901-1920
5. Anderson, John, 1931
6. Anderson, Josephine, nee Wright, 1929
7. Anderson, Lucie W., 1929
8. Anderson, Malcolm P., 1929
9. Anderson, Maybanke Susannah, nee Sel...
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Full title
Volume 03a Item 2: Angus & Robertson correspondence files from Edyth Andersen to W. Anderson, 1897-1931
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For Anderson, Ernest Augustus (Bishop of Riverina), see correspondence filed at Riverina, Bishop of.
For Anderson, Henry Charles Lennox, see also correspondence filed at Mitchell Library, Sydney.
Microfilm copies available at CY 1602
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MLMSS 314/vol. 03a/item 2
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YEGqDPbn
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1001160
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