[UMA-SR-000000101] CORRESPONDENCE 1950s

Description

IdentifierUMA-SR-000000101Extentnot specifiedScope and ContentSeries contains inward and outward letters (Kiddle carbon copies), most concerning Margaret Kiddle's research on the social history of the Western District, Victoria. Kiddle travelled in the United Kingdom in 1952 to locate records of families who had emigrated to the Western District in the nineteenth century, and to try to locate the lost portrait of Caroline Chisholm in Ireland. Kiddle wrote a letter to the Times Literary Supplement about her pending visit which resulted in correspondence with many families and institutions throughout the United Kingdom. The UK letters were arranged by Kiddle by region and correspondent; they include handwritten notes by Kiddle on the responses. Includes letters following Kiddle's death concerning the posthumous publication of Men of YesterdayCollection CategoryUniversity, individualsAccess StatusOpen for public accessRequest Access to RecordsRequest records from this Series

Item

Kiddle, Margaret

Philip Brown

Libraries

Men of Yesterday

Ireland

Scotland

Wales, Gloucester, Dorset and Hereford

Northern Counties

Somerset and Devon

Cornwall

East and Midlands

London, Home Counties, the South

Provenance

CreatorKiddle, Margaret L.

Dates

Date1949-1959

Description Control

Previous System ID1964.0002.00005State of ListFully listed

Characteristics

Genre/FormCorrespondenceCorrespondence

University of Melbourne Archives

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[UMA-SR-000000101] CORRESPONDENCE 1950s