Guide to the Records of the Society of Friends (as filmed by the AJCP)

Minutes (select) - Vol. 43, 1823 - 1831 (File)

Select pages: 634-635.

Minutes (select) - Vol. 44, 1831 - 1839 (File)

Select pages: 7-8, 11, 46, 91-92, 109, 112, 120, 151-152, 154, 163, 167, 171, 184, 186, 192, 195, 208, 212, 224-225, 227, 229, 242, 245, 262, 265-266, 276, 314-315, 318, 368, 374, 395, 423, 503, 541-542, 554, 591.

Minutes (select) - Vol. 45, 1840 - 1848 (File)

Select pages: 4, 7, 22-23, 42, 50, 80, 92-93, 119, 167, 207-208, 228-229, 294-295, 298, 304, 341, 367, 375, 386-388, 442-443, 452-453, 470, 472, 476, 486-487, 491, 493, 514, 532-533, 574.

Minutes (select) - Vol. 46, 1849 - 1857 (File)

Select pages: 18, 110, 117-118, 163-164, 270, 272, 329, 423, 470, 482-483, 551-552.

Minutes (select) - Vol. 47, 1857 - 1865 (File Volume 47)

Select pages: 1, 23, 64, 112-113, 118, 127, 136, 177, 275-278, 284, 295-297, 300-301, 338, 346-347, 370, 375-377, 380-381, 411, 440-441, 445, 489-490, 530-531, 558-560, 587, 601, 631-632.

Minutes (select) - Vol. 48, 1865 - 1875 (File)

Select pages: 30-31, 114, 127, 172, 205, 227, 259-262, 266, 282, 285, 293, 312, 318, 321-322, 325, 327, 331, 369, 380, 451, 461, 464-465, 596, 600-601, 605, 608, 612-613, 616.

Minutes (select) - Vol. 49, 1875 - 1885 (File)

Select pages: 6, 27-28, 36, 40, 44, 51, 55, 59, 61, 68, 90, 110-112, 117-118, 131, 160-166, 173, 181, 211, 253-254, 258, 262, 274, 323, 342, 350-353, 355, 419, 431, 447-448, 468, 488, 505, 511, 518-519, 522, 536-537, 539-540, 553, 575, 609, 613-614, 616, 618-20, 621, 628, 631.

Minutes (select) - Vol. 50, 1885 - 1892 (File)

Select pages: 5, 6, 11, 24, 29-30, 40, 111-112, 115-116, 119, 121-124, 138-140, 163-164, 168, 171, 173-174, 197, 208-211, 217-218, 226, 278, 281, 283, 285, 309, 314, 322, 324, 436, 448, 452-453, 455-456, 465-468, 470-471, 477, 520, 522, 535-536, 549, 550-552, 560, 577-578, 545-546, 638, 647, 655-656, 660-661.

Minutes (select) - Vol. 51, 1892 - 1896 (File)

Select pages: 1, 3, 10, 19-20, 29, 32, 37, 47, 55-57, 63, 65, 67, 86-89, 98-102, 194, 284, 300, 304, 469-470, 536-538, 603-604, 618-620, 634.

Minutes (select) - Vol. 52, 1896 - 1900 (File)

Select pages: 12-13, 128-129, 204-205, 237, 319, 377, 402, 421-422, 433, 454, 477, 488, 533, 559-560, 573-5, 577, 593-595, 605, 608-609, 616, 637, 654-655, 657-658, 665, 669...

Minutes (select) - Vol. 53, 1900 - 1905 (File)

Select pages: 2, 12, 21, 47-49, 64, 74, 79, 84, 110, 169-171, 209, 228, 238-240, 244, 250, 253-254, 262, 267, 276, 286-287, 297-299, 305, 310, 343, 374, 376, 384-388, 393, 399, 408, 414-416, 438-440, 446-449, 468-9, 479, 485, 489, 523-524, 531-532, 549-551, 573-6, 582-583, 585-586, 595,621...

Minutes (select) - Vol. 54, 1905 - 1907 (File)

Select pages: 11, 30, 119, 132, 135, 143-144, 155, 161, 173, 222-223, 227, 254-255, 262, 280, 289, 297, 302, 309, 310-311, 313, 315-316, 338, 348, 360-361.

Minutes (select) - Vol. 55, 1908 - 1912 (File)

Select pages: 3, 54, 64, 74, 83-85, 104, 108-109, 116, 122-123, 137-138, 156, 160, 171-172, 177, 190-191, 197-198, 233-234, 247-248, 254-256, 262, 264, 278, 291, 295, 307, 312-313, 343-346, 353, 374, 381, 384, 388, 396, 407, 420, 439-40, 452-453, 459-462, 470-472, 480, 488, 496.

Minutes (select) - Vol. 56, 1912 - 1916 (File)

Select pages: 6, 11, 14-15, 19, 22-23, 25, 34-37, 40-42, 47-49, 50-51, 58, 63-64, 69, 75, 90, 94, 100, 123-124, 142-144, 144-145, 149-151, 153-154, 156-157, 163-164, 169, 176, 189-190, 201, 204, 211, 237, 277, 286, 290, 292, 297, 302, 309, 328, 331, 335-337, 355-356, 365, 383-384, 391, 406, 413, 422, 424, 439, 462, 470, 473, 493, 496.

Case 33, 1785 - 1881 (File)

Select pages: 230, 237-242, 246, 253-254, 267-269, 278-283, 302-306, 311-313, 315-316, 323-325, 335-341, 351-355, 359-360, 373-374, 377-382, 386-388, 393-395, 400-405, 408-409 and index...

Minutes of the Continental Committee, July 1817 - November 1830 (File Volume 65)

Minutes of the Continental Committee, May 1842 - August 1868 (File Volume 66)

Minutes of the Continental Committee, September 1868 - April 1884 (File Volume 67)

Minutes of the Continental Committee, June 1884 - April 1891 (File Volume 68)

Minutes of the Continental Committee, July 1891 - March 1898 (File Volume 69)

Minutes of the Continental Committee, June 1898 - October 1905 (File Volume 70)

Minutes of the Australasian Committee, November 1903 - July 1906 (File Volume 1)

Minutes of the Australasian Committee, September 1906 - April 1909 (File Volume 2)

Minutes of the Australasian Committee, May 1909 - February 1914 (File Volume 3)

Minutes of the Australasian Committee, March 1914 - May 1919 (File Volume 4)

Correspondence and papers of Daniel and Charles Wheeler, 26 June 1832 - 1846 (File Volume 2)

Correspondence written to Daniel Wheeler's children, the letters discuss his proposed journey to the South Seas, fitting out of the Henry Freeling, the departure from England (November 1833), the retirement of Cuthbert Wigham from the expedition, and the numerous delays. Other correspondents include William Ellis, Catherine Gurney and R.W. Hay (Colonial Office)...

Wheeler's certificate case, [c. 1771-1832] (File 2)

The contents of Daniel Wheeler's certificate case consist of the will of Robert Saunderson (1771), the birth certificates of several of Wheeler's children (1801-1816), an address in Tahitian signed by Josiah Forster, a copy of a letter of introduction to the inhabitants of Van Diemen's Land, New South Wales and the Pacific Islands, signed by Forster (1832) and the marriage certificate of Daniel Wheeler and Jane Brady.

Daybook, 1833 - 1838 (File 3)

The daybook records expenses incurred by Wheeler on the voyage of the Henry Freeling, including his stays at Hobart, Sydney, Tahiti, Eimeo. Huahine, Raiatea, Borabora, Kalakekua, Lahaina, Honolulu, Tanai ????, Rarotonga, Vavau, Lifuka and Bay of Islands, November 1833 – April 1838.

Letterbook no. 1, December 1831 - January 1835 (File MS Vol. S48)

Most of the letters comprise copies of letters written by Backhouse and Walker, but there are also a few copies of letters that they had received. The recipients include Colonel George Arthur, Sir Richard Bourke, Reverend William G. Broughton, William Butters, Thomas F. Buxton, Elizabeth Fry, Lord Goderich, David Lord, J. Allan Manton and William Schofield...

Letterbook no. 2, July 1835 - October 1867 (File MS Vol. S57)

Most of the letters were written by Backhouse. The recipients include Sir Richard Bourke, Thomas F. Buxton, Sir George Grey, Captain Alexander Maconochie, Sir George Napier, Thomas Pierce and E. Deas Thomson...

Letterbook no. 4, October 1837 - May 1841 (File MS Vol. S69)

The letters were written by Backhouse, mostly while he was living in South Africa in 1838-1841. The recipients include George Bell (Sydney), Abraham Davy (Sydney), A.C. Flower (Hobart), Ronald Gunn (Launceston), A.C. Innes (Port Macquarie), Major Irwin (Perth), George Langhorne (Port Phillip), Robert A. Mather (Sydney), George Moore (Perth) and Anna Maria Whitfield (Perth). There is also a letter to missionaries proceeding to the South Pacific on the Camden. (358pp)

Letterbook no. 5, June 1841 - January 1868 (File MS Vol. S58)

The letters were written by Backhouse after he returned to England in 1841. There are a few Australian recipients, such as Abraham Davy, John Tawell and Arthur Wood. (268pp)

Transcript of journal, Volume 1, August 1831 - April 1832 (File MS Box 61/1)

The journal covers Backhouse's voyage from England and his early days in Van Diemen's Land. (336pp)

Transcript of journal, Volume 2, May 1832 - July 1833 (File MS Box 61/1)

The journal describes the travels of Backhouse and Walker in Van Diemen's Land. (390pp)

Account book (445pp), August 1831 - May 1841 (File MS Vol. S355)

Australasian itinerary, November 1852 - November 1855 (File MS Vol. S228)

The notebook records Lindsey's location on each day from the time he arrived in Australia until he left South Africa, together with the distance he had travelled by sea and land. It also contains a list of persons connected with the Society of Friends in Van Diemen's Land, New Zealand, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia and a list of letters he had written.

Memorandum journal, October 1851 - May 1856 (File MS Vol. S240)

The first part of the journal records Lindsey's daily activities in England before his departure from Gravesend in July 1852 (p.92). It then describes his tour of the Australian colonies, New Zealand and South Africa and his return to England in January 1856. (268p)

Memorandum of a religious visit to Australasia No.1, July 1852 - August 1853 (File MS Vol. S241)

The journal records in much greater detail the voyage of Lindsey and McKie to Australia and their travels in Van Diemen's Land, New Zealand and New South Wales. (ff.1-393)

Memorandum of a religious visit to Australasia No. 2, August 1853 - January 1855 (File MS Vol. S242)

The journal records the travels of Lindsey and McKie in New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia. (ff.394-951).

Memorandum of a religious visit to Australasia No.3, January 1855 - January 1856 (File MS Vol. S243)

The journal records the departure of Lindsey and McKie from Melbourne, their travels in Western Australia and South Africa and their return to England. (ff.952-1386)

Lindsey's American journal, No. 3, March 1860 - September 1860 (File MS Vol. S233)

The journal kept by Sarah Lindsey describes the voyage of Robert and Sarah Lindsey from San Francisco to Honolulu, their travels in the Hawaiian Islands (April-June 1860), their return to San Francisco and departure on the voyage to Australia. (ff.182-276)

Lindsey's American journal, No. 4, September 1860 - July 1861 (File MS Vol. 234)

The journal kept by Sarah Lindsey describes the voyage of Robert and Sarah Lindsey across the Pacific on the Lizzie Spalding, their arrival in Melbourne, travels in Victoria, Tasmania and New South Wales, meetings with Quakers, the departure from Melbourne on the Agincourt, and the voyage to England. (167p)

Memorandum journal, No. 15, May 1859 - January 1861 (File MS Vol. S244)

The journal kept by Robert Lindsey describes travels in the United States, the visit to Hawaii, the voyage across the Pacific on the Lizzie Spalding, travels in Victoria and Tasmania, and meetings with Quakers in the two colonies. (ff.69-209)

Memorandum journal, No. 16, January 1861 - July 1861 (File MS Vol. S245)

The last journal kept by Robert Lindsey describes the travels of Robert and Sarah Lindsey in Tasmania and New South Wales and the voyage home to England on the Agincourt. The remainder of the journal, which was not filmed, covers the period up to Lindsey's death in 1863. (ff.1-91)

'The days of our fathers: John Barton Hack' (File MS Box 1/9)

An account of the Quaker John B. Hack of South Australia, written by 'an old-timer'. (Typescript, 7p).

Elizabeth B. Rutter. Account of the founding of the Friends' Hostel, Wellington. (Typescript, 15p), November 1922 (File MS Box 2/4)

Letters of Joseph Neave, mostly written from Sydney, to Friends at Rockhampton (9 letters), 1888 - 1912 (File MS Box 5/13)

Circular letters by Joseph Taylor written during a visit to Australia and New Zealand (Typescript, 10 letters), March 1911 - December 1911 (File MS Box 5/23)

Minutes of Committee of Meeting for Sufferings, February 1835 - September 1836 (File MS Box 13/1)

The minutes refer to Daniel Wheeler, James Backhouse, George Washington Walker and John and Martha Yeardley. (14p)

Epistles to and from Australia and New Zealand, 1867 - 1909 (File MS Box 14)

The correspondents include William Rokes (Sydney), Arthur Wood (Sydney), Joseph Neave (Sydney), Edward Sayce (Melbourne), J.A. Horsfall (Melbourne), William Cooper (Melbourne), Samuel Levitt (Melbourne), William Benson (Melbourne), A.A. Sayce (Melbourne), James Cotton (Hobart), William May (Hobart), J. Francis Mather (Hobart), Thomas Mather (Hobart), Joseph Mather (Hobart), Francis Hopkins (Rockhampton), Thomas Robson (Adelaide), Herbert Bond (Brisbane), Lewis Smith (Brisbane), Robert West (Auckland) and J. Fletcher Jackson (Auckland)...

Letters of Henrietta Brown (Rockhampton, Adelaide), E. Maria Bishop (Perth) and Sarah Lury (New Zealand), mostly to Edward Ransome, 1900 - 1903 (File MS Box 15/1)

Letters of E. Maria Bishop (Adelaide, Melbourne, Hobart, Brisbane, Launceston, Rockhampton, Sydney, Perth), 1900 - 1903 (File MS Box 15)

Journal of E. Maria Bishop while travelling in Australia (ff.18-116), October 1900 - December 1902 (File MS Box 15)

Letters of Henrietta Brown (Luton) mostly to Charles Holdsworth, 1904 - 1906 (File MS Box 15)

Includes letters to Brown from J. Francis Mather (Hobart).

Letters of Henrietta Brown (Luton) to Charles Holdsworth, 1906 - 1907 (File MS Box 15)

Also a copy of a letter from Judiana Pierson (Melbourne) to Brown.

Tasmanian letters and answers to queries, 1869 - 1900 (File MS Box 15)

Including letters of James Cotton, Joseph Mather, Francis Cotton, J.B. Hodgkin, William Beck and J. Francis Mather. They were mostly addressed to Edwin Ransome in London and there are also copies of some of his letters.

Correspondence between Edwin Ransome (London) and William and Katherine Jones, 1888 - 1890 (Item MS Box 16)

The letters from William and Katherine Jones were sent from London, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Brisbane, Townsville, Shanghai, Kyoto, Tokyo and Philadelphia.

Letters to Charles Holdsworth, 1902 (Item MS Box 16)

Concerning the interest and application of Annie Milne in a position on the staff of the Friends School, Hobart.

Papers of Edwin Ransome relating to Australia and New Zealand, 1900 - 1906 (Item MS Box 16)

They include notes by Ransome concerning Australia, letters about the Australasian Friends Trust and the Friends School, Hobart and notes about the burial ground at Nelson.

Cuttings from Australian newspapers and The Friend (London) and The British Friend (Glasgow), 1874 - 1878 (Item MS Box 16)

Concerning the 1875 deputation to Australia.The members of the deputation were William Beck, Alfred Wright and J.J. Dymond. There are also notes on Australia published by Beck in the Quarterly Examiner, the report of the deputation to the Continental Committee, extracts from the journal of J.J. Dymond, letters written by members of the deputation to Edwin Ransome, and notes about Quakers in each of the Australian colonies and New Zealand.

Australian Friends, 1875 (Item MS Box 16/5)

Correspondence of Edwin Ransome and William Benson (Melbourne), 1901 - 1902 (Item MS Box 16)

Concerning Australian General Meeting. Together with printed proceedings and minutes.

Papers concerning the deputation of John Morland and Joshua Rowntree to the Australian General Meeting, 1902 (Item MS Box 16)

Including letters written during their visits to Melbourne, Rockhampton, Brisbane, Hobart and Napier.

Epistles to the London Yearly Meeting, correspondence, letters of Edwin Ransome and other papers relating to the Melbourne General Meeting, 1868 - 1902 (Item MS Box 16)

The correspondents include Edwin Ransome (London), William Beck (London), Edward Sayce (Melbourne), Sarah Creeth (Melbourne), John Horsfall (Melbourne) and William Benson (Melbourne).

Papers of Alfred H. Brown, 1912 - 1918 (Item MS Box 17)

Including reports of his travels in Australia and New Zealand, his reports on the Friends' School in Hobart and Friends' schools in America (1916), letters from Brown to Charles Holdsworth and others, and miscellaneous papers relating to the Friends' School in Hobart. The correspondents include J. Francis Mather (Hobart), E.I. Gower (Hobart) and William Cooper (Sydney).

Letters of Edward A. Annett to Albert Crosfield, 1905 - 1907 (Item MS Box 17)

Written in Auckland, Russell, Hamilton, Christchurch, Wellington, Dunedin, New Plymouth and Napier.

Circular letters of Herbert and Mary Grace Corder to Barrow Cadbury (Bournville) and others, February 1911 - October 1911 (Item MS Box 17)

Written in Wellington, Havelock North, Dunedin, Christchurch, Sydney.

Two copies of the minutes of the Hobart Monthly Meeting, September 1833 - October 1834 (Item MS Box 18)

With a list of members of the Hobart Monthly Meeting. (120p)

Answers to queries and letters from Friends in South Australia to William Beck, Edwin Ransome and others, 1868 - 1903 (Item MS Box 18)

The correspondents include William May, Joseph Phillips (Adelaide), Frederick Mackie (Mount Barker), Thomas Robson (Hectorville), Joseph Coleman (Saddleworth) and Emily Phillips (Adelaide).

Minutes of meetings and correspondence between Friends in Sydney and Joseph Crosfield, Edwin Ransome and others, 1888 - 1902 (Item MS Box 18)

The correspondents include Joseph Neave, J.B. Braithwaite, William Rokes, Henry Newman, William Cooper and John Baker.

Correspondence of William Cooper and William Benson (Sydney) with Edwin Ransome, 1902 - 1904 (Item MS Box 18)

Minutes of meetings and correspondence between Friends in Brisbane and Edwin Ransome and others, 1885 - 1902 (Item MS Box 18)

Lewis Smith was the principal Brisbane correspondent and others included Uriah Ferguson, Walter Barton, G.D. Buchanan, Lucy Walker and Francis Hopkins (Rockhampton).

Minutes and correspondence concerning the use of the Friends' Meeting House in Melbourne, 1901 (Item MS Box 18)

Letters relating to the Friends' School, Hobart, 1870-1907; 1933-1934 (File Box 22)

The correspondents include Edwin Ransome (London), William Beck (London), Isaac Sharp (Darlington), Charles Holdsworth (Kendal), Joseph B. Mather (Hobart), Samuel Clemes (Wigton, Hobart), William Wells (Hobart), J. Francis Mather (Hobart), William Benson (Melbourne, Hobart) and George Clark (Hobart). There are also legal documents, minutes, financial papers and architectural and building plans and drawings.

Drafts of trust deeds relating to Friends' High School, Hobart (1901) (Item MS Box 23)

Also includes photographs of Friends' High School (1903), specifications for additions to the School (n.d.) and specifications for the erection of a laboratory. (n.d.)

Pamphlets, leaflets and newspaper cuttings concerning military conscription in Australia and New Zealand, 1903 - 1912 (Item MS Box 23)

They include W. Cooper, The Defence Act (Australia) as affecting Friends in the Commonwealth (Sydney, 1910), C. Reginald Ford. The Defence Act: a criticism (Christchurch, 1911), Leyton Richards. Compulsory military training and the duty of the Church (n.d.) and Conscription in Australia and New Zealand (Manchester, 1912).

Pamphlets, leaflets and newspaper cuttings concerning military conscription in Australia and New Zealand, 1912 - 1915 (Item MS Box 23)

They include Religious Society of Friends, Information for intending migrants (London, 1912), The Liberator, vol. 1, no. 1 (Christchurch, March 1912), The School Journal, vol. 6 no. 5 (Wellington, June 1912), C. Reginald Ford. The cost of war and militarism (Christchurch, 1912), Australian Freedom League. Progress of the movement (Adelaide, 1912), National Peace Council of New Zealand. To the workers of New Zealand (Christchurch, 1912), Thomas Hodgkin. Conscription in Australia (n.d.), William Cooper. Our testimony against war (Melbourne, 1913). There are also extracts from the Commonwealth Parliamentary Debates (June 1914).

New Zealand papers, 1870 - 1913 (Item MS Box 24)

Including minutes of meetings, lists of Friends living in New Zealand, epistles, circulars and leaflets.

Rockhampton letters and reports, mostly sent to Edwin Ransome, 1875 - 1902 (Item MS Box 24)

Apart from English correspondents such as William Beck and Isaac Sharp, almost all the letters were written by Francis Hopkins (Rockhampton) and Lewis Smith (Brisbane).

Newspaper cuttings, 1886 - 1911 (Item MS Box 26)

From newspapers in Sydney, Tasmania, Rockhampton, Brisbane, Melbourne and New Zealand.

Papers concerning the Friends' Hostel in Wellington, 1907 - 1936 (Item MS Box 26)

Including subscriptions, legal documents, accounts, balance sheets and correspondence. The correspondents include Richard Smith (London), Charles Holdsworth (London) and Elizabeth Rutter (Wellington).

A list of Friends in Sydney and letters from Australia, 1835 - 1868 (Item MS Box 27)

Mostly written to Francis Cotton and George Story in Van Diemen's Land. The correspondents include Thomas Stevens (Deloraine, VDL), William May (Mount Barker, SA) and Thomas Young (Sydney).

Lists of Friends in Australia, minutes of meetings, answers to queries, circulars, letters and printed items, 1874 - 1935 (Item MS Box 27)

Pamphlets concerning the Auckland Meeting House and a poem on the occasion of its opening, 1913 (Item MS Box 27)

Pamphlets, [c. 1864-1914] (Item MS Box 27)

Including the annual report of the Elizabeth Fry Retreat, Melbourne (1909), A letter from the Friends in Sydney to the dear Friends in Melbourne (Gloucester, 1868), Alfred Brown, Report of the Aboriginals of Northern Australia (n.d.), Alfred Brown. Some problems of northern Australia (1914), and Queensland Marriage Acts (1864, 1870).

Papers of Charles Holdsworth (1848-1934), 1871 - 1933 (File MS Box 29)

Including minutes, lists of Friends, plans of meeting houses, financial papers, newspaper cuttings and letters, including many from New Zealand...

Journal (117p.), November 1866 - January 1867 (File MS Vol. S286)

Journal (113p.), January 1867 - February 1867 (File MS Vol. S287)

Journal (c.126p.), February 1867 - April 1867 (File MS Vol. S288)

Journal (c.124p.), April 1867 - June 1867 (File MS Vol. S289)

Journal (c.170p.), June 1867 - August 1867 (File MS Vol. S290)

Journal (c.180p.), December 1867 - March 1868 (File MS Vol. S291)

Journal (c.180p.), April 1868 - September 1868 (File MS Vol. S292)

History of the deputation to Australasia in 1874-1875 (ff.1-53) (File MS Vol. S347)

Stones of Memorial, Vol. 1: history of the deputation to Australasia in 1874-1875 (ff.54-130) (File MS Vol. S347)

Journal: New South Wales, Victoria, July 1880 - January 1881 (File Volume 33)

Journal:Victoria, Tasmania, January 1881 - May 1881 (File Volume 34)

Journal: South Australia, Queensland, May 1881 - November 1881 (File Volume 35)

Journal: New South Wales, Tasmania., November 1881 - February 1882 (File Volume 36)

Journal: Tasmania, New Zealand, February 1882 - April 1882 (File Volume 37)

Journal: New Zealand, April 1882 - July 1882 (File Volume 38)

Journal: New Zealand, July 1882 - August 1882 (File Volume 39)

Journal, July 1878 - November 1883 (File Volume 43)

Journal: New South Wales, Victoria, November 1880 - February 1881 (File Volume 54)

Journal: Victoria, Tasmania, February 1881 - April 1881 (File Volume 55)

Journal: Tasmania, Victoria, South Australia, April 1881 - July 1881 (File Volume 56)

Journal: Queensland, July 1881 - October 1881 (File Volume 57)

Journal: Queensland, Victoria, Tasmania, New South Wales, October 1881 - December 1881 (File Volume 58)

Journal: New South Wales, Tasmania, New Zealand, January 1882 - March 1882 (File Volume 59)

Journal: New Zealand, March 1882 - June 1882 (File Volume 60)

Journal: New Zealand, June 1882 - August 1882 (File Volume 61)

Journal: New Zealand, United States, August 1882 - October 1882 (File Volume 62)

Journal: United States, October 1882 - November 1882 (File Volume 62)

Lucy Fryer Morland letters, [c. 1920-03 - 1921-01] (File Box T)

Her long letters were written from Canada, Auckland (March 1920), Taumarunui, Wellington, Christchurch, Queenstown, Sydney (July 1920), Rockhampton, Adelaide, Hobart, Melbourne and South Africa (January 1921).

Edwin Ransome, 1910 (File Box W)

Notes by Edwin Ransome (1823-1910) on the history of Friends in Australia, 1910 (10p), together with two letters from Ransome to H. Sefton Jones.

List of plants named after Friends. (3p.) (Item 4/56)

John Tawell (Aylesbury) to Hannah Backhouse, 25 March 1845 (Item 4/135)

His hopes of God's mercy as he faces death.

Daniel Wheeler (Hobart) to William Manley (photostat box), 16 September 1837 (File)

Daniel Wheeler (Hobart) to William Manley, (photostat box), 10 November 1837 (File)

Daniel Wheeler (Henry Freeling) to William Manley, 27 June 1835 (File Port. 42/80)

Daniel Wheeler (Sydney) to John Kitching, 3 March 1837 (File Port. 42/81)

Daniel Wheeler (Sydney) to John Kitching, 6 May 1837 (File Port. 42/82)

Daniel Wheeler (Bay of Islands) to John Kitching, 23 December 1836 (File Port. 42/83)

Daniel Wheeler (Sydney) to William Manley, 18 March 1836 (File MS Vol. 101/66)

Lists of Sharp's diaries and the places visited (12p.) (File)

Expenditure incurred by Sharp on his visit to Madagascar, Mauritius and Australia (6p.), February 1880 - February 1881 (File)

Expenditure incurred by Sharp and Joseph Neave on their travels in Australasia (5p.), March 1881 - February 1882 (File)

Letters to the Committee of the Meeting for Sufferings, invoices, accounts, vouchers and other financial papers of Sharp and Joseph Neave, 1881 - 1882 (File)