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Papers (4)

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  • Description

    Philip Williams's research interests were centred on New Zealand history, Maori history, Church history and the Williams family. The 73 articles and research notes he left, written after his retirement during the 1960s and 1970s, reflected these four areas of interest.

    A total of eighty-three (83) items arranged into the following three series:

    Series A -- Personal papers.

    Series B -- Articles and notes.

    Series C -- Papers by other than P.L.B. Williams.

  • Other Id

    575 (Presto content ID)

    MS-1994-12 (Reference Number)

    M 584 (DBTextworks system ID)

    94/12 (Registration number)

  • Department

    Manuscripts

Images and documents

Documents

Catalogue

  • Object Type

    manuscript

  • Name/Title
    Papers (4)
  • Primary Maker

     Philip Williams

  • Date
    Pre 1980s
  • Physical Description

    3 transit boxes

  • Level of Current Record
    Parent
  • Related Object Notes
    MS 213; MS 335; MS 561; MS 583; MS 742; MS 791; MS 796; MS 813; MS 898; MS 1001; MS 1065-67; MS 1147.
    PD160.
  • Provenance Details
    Provenance: Estate of Philip Leslie Bruce Williams, 1994.
  • Public Access Text

    Articles marked with an asterisk (*) in the inventory are duplicate copies of earlier donations from Philip Williams. [see Associated Material]

    Photographs transferred to Pictorial Department.

    Books incorporated into New Zealand Collection.

    Cartoon by Harry Dansey transferred to Paintings & drawings Collection. [Call No. PD160]

  • Subject Notes
    Philip Williams was the son of Arthur Frederick Williams and a great grandson of Henry Williams.
  • Last Update
    19 Mar 2024
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