Thomas Nevison Simpson - Correspondence and other papers relating to the Methodist Overseas Mission,...
Thomas Nevison Simpson - Correspondence and other papers relating to the Methodist Overseas Mission, New Hanover, Papua New Guinea, 1936-1942
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PMB 1114
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Correspondence of Tom Simpson, Nellie Simpson, nee Ludlow, & family, press cuttings & other documents, 1936-1942, written from Rabaul, Malakuna, Kavieng, Lavongai, New Hanover, Ranmelek & Kabakada, New Guinea
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Thomas Nevison Simpson - Correspondence and other papers relating to the Methodist Overseas Mission, New Hanover, Papua New Guinea, 1936-1942
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PMB (Australian National University. Pacific Manuscripts Bureau) ; 1114
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Microfilm. Balgowlah : W.& F. Pascoe Pty Ltd for Pacific Manuscripts Bureau, Australian National University : 1998. 2 microform reels : positive, 35 mm
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Thomas Simpson was born in London, 18 Mar 1909. In May 1924, he came to Adelaide with the last group of boys under the Barwell Scheme of South Australia. In 1928 he took the local preachers' examination & became a member of the Methodist Church. In 1936 he completed studies at Wesley College in Adelaide & at the Uni of Sydney. In August 1936 he was...
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PMB 1114
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YRlZ7Zqn
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