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William Williams - Letter to [Charles Baker]

documentary heritage
  • Description

    Letter from William Williams, [Puranga?], to [Charles Baker], dated 10 September 1862, regarding some of the difficulties facing the Church Missionary Society (CMS) schools, the Clerical Insurance Fund, and general Synod business. (holograph; 2 leaves, folded; 8 written sides)

  • Other Id

    496 (Presto content ID)

    MS-1993-114 (Reference Number)

    M 505 (DBTextworks system ID)

    93/114 (Registration number)

  • Department

Images and documents

Catalogue

  • Object Type
  • Name/Title
    William Williams - Letter to [Charles Baker]
  • Primary Maker
  • Date
    1862
  • Physical Description

    1 folder (1 item)

  • Level of Current Record
    Single Item
  • Related Object Notes
    MS-22
    MS-946
  • Provenance Details
    Provenance: This item was with the Williams papers (originally MS W72, then MS-335, and now MS-91-75). Nola Easdale, who reorganised the Williams collection, thought this was an 'orphan' that had been inadvertently included with the Williams papers and should be taken out and added to the Charles Baker papers. It was easier, however, to re-accession and re-catalogue the item separately with references to the other Baker papers.
  • Public Access Text

    Reference number changed from MS-93 to MS-1993

  • Subject Notes
    William Williams was the brother of Henry Williams. William followed his brother to New Zealand in 1826 and was consecrated Bishop of Waipa in 1859. Charles Baker joined the CMS Mission at the Bay of Islands in 1828 and was stationed at Kerikeri, Paihia, Waikare, Tolaga Bay, Waiapu and Tauranga before retiring to Auckland in 1865.
  • Last Update
    04 Nov 2022
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