Handwritten note by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Consists of brief notes under name headings, eg '(3) Charles Perkins - Alice Springs, grad [graduate] of Adelaide school' etc. Possibly notes from a symposium. No date.

Data about the size and composition of Aboriginal families from regions including Gippsland, Western district, New South Wales - Mallee region, Ebenezer. Includes data arranged biographically, and data collated by year.

Sample of data collected regarding Aboriginal women: number of children; 'caste' (eg 'fb' or 'full blood'); date of birth; first and last years of childbirth; date of mother's death; gender of children; number of children surviving to reproductive age; number of stillborn and illegitimate children; 'caste' of children; number and 'caste' of spouse, etc.

Handwritten on multiple sheets of graph paper, folded and taped. Some duplicates. Originally housed in same folder as BARI00933. Includes A3 sheets and larger (folded).

Assorted rough notes, data sheets, and tables of data about Aboriginal families from regions including Gippsland, Western district, New South Wales - Mallee region, Ebenezer. Includes data arranged biographically, and collated data with titles such as 'Mating History of Surviving Issue', 'Regional Variation in Incidence of Illegitimate Births (243 Mothers born between 1888 and 1947)' and 'Incidence of Marriage to White Wives'.

Includes data from Diane Barwick's PhD research.

Handwritten on multiple sheets of graph paper, folded and taped. Some duplicates. Originally housed in same folder as BARI00932. Includes A4 and A3 sheets.

Contains two data sheets (regarding the population, rations, weather, etc, at the Cumeroogunga Station), and a group of assorted historical notes that include a typescript entitled 'Early Experiences in the Goulburn Valley'.

Includes A4 sheets and A3 sheets.

Contains table entitled 'Figure I - Age Structure of Nine Tribal Remnants in Victorian Aboriginal Population 1863'. Spans Birth Dates between 1795 and 1863.

Features two sections:
'Ages (Reconstructed) of Total Gippsland Population' and 'Ages Given in 1863 Enumerations - Goulburn + Delatite; Franklynford; Wannon River (segment of Casterton); Carngham [sic] + Ballarat'.

Single A4 sheet.

Mostly contains A4 sheets (paper and cardboard) of typed labels, loose typed labels in an envelope, and small transparencies of sheets of labels. Labels feature place names such as Bougainville District; Central District; Eastern Highlands District, etc. Also includes A4 sheets of typed numbers, mostly from 1-100.

Contains cardboard box holding blank forms possibly intended to collect data about organisations. Forms are designed to record the organisation's name and function under headings such as health, education, employment, legal aid etc.

Box also contains blue carbon paper.

Sheets are foolscap sized.

Contains handful of loose assorted notes drawn from Victorian ethnography and other sources. Includes entries entitled 'C. H. Bertie - Newspaper Cutting Collection, National Library'. Also includes notes about the Kulin entitled 'Biographical Data'.

A4 sheets. Handwritten. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Festschrift'.

Three A4 sheets featuring photocopies of black and white photographs. Captions and details are as follows:

'The elder children of Edwin and Ellen Atkinson - Muriel, born 1923; Geoffrey, born 1919'. Photograph taken c.1924;

'Cumeroogunga Shearers at the Perricoota Wool Sheds'. Alick Campbell is identified. No date;

'The Cumeroogunga Choir, c.1936'. Some members of the Choir are identified.

A4 sheets.

Index cards featuring bibliographic and archival references and research notes for sources on Tasmanian Aboriginal and colonial history and ethnography. Notes include summaries of the content and usefulness of specific sources, and substantive entries about historical subjects including details of people, places, events, etc.

Interspersed among index cards are assorted other papers including typed notes (loose fragments), receipts, doodled notes and references, a Timex watch guarantee, etc.

The material in this item is housed in a plastic sleeve.

Drawn from a lock-clip file box of index cards and miscellaneous loose notes entitled 'South Australia - smallpox etc - printed sources - Eyre; Cleland; Wood; Mason; Taplen 1874, 1878, 1886 (Curr); Wood 1879; Moorhouse (see Hackett 1836); See Smyth 1876, McCasterton and L Alexand[er]; Worsnop; Gason; Cotton 1966'. Inventory items BARI01412-1416, and inventory item BARI01417 (Series 1), were originally housed in this box.

Assorted papers as follows:

Rough research regarding Aboriginal people and relevant historical sources;

Index cards featuring bibliographic and archival references and research notes about Tasmanian Aboriginal and colonial history and ethnography. Notes include summaries of the content and usefulness of specific sources, and substantive entries about historical subjects including details of people, places, events, etc;

Numerous loose fragments from a narrative by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Subjects include Thagunworung-speaking groups occupying the Delatite, Yea, Acheron and Goulburn Rivers (as referred to by A. W. Howitt), and reserves at Mordialloc and Warrandyte, etc. Typed notes;

'Mollison List of Pubs [Publications] 1975'. Typed list by Diane Barwick recommending that Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies purchase copies of Bill Mollison's works on Tasmanian Aboriginal genealogies. Bill Mollison also conducted genealogical research into Tasmanian Aboriginal families with Coral Everett;

News clippings from Australian or North American newspapers on subjects including rights of Thursday Island Aboriginal people to back-pay dating from World War II, Native American medicine, etc.

Material in this item is housed in a plastic sleeve.

Sheets range from small notes to A4 size. Item is drawn from a lock-clip file box of index cards and miscellaneous loose notes entitled 'South Australia - smallpox etc - printed sources - Eyre; Cleland; Wood; Mason; Taplen 1874, 1878, 1886 (Curr); Wood 1879; Moorhouse (see Hackett 1836); See Smyth 1876, McCasterton and L Alexand[er]; Worsnop; Gason; Cotton 1966'. Inventory items BARI01412-1416, and inventory item BARI01417 (Series 1), were originally housed in this box.

Brochure issued by the Committee of Management, Coranderrk Aboriginal Cemetery, Piccaninny Road, Healesville. Advertises picnic to be held Sunday 29 October 1978. Includes 'Brief History' of Coranderrk and Coranderrk cemetery. Front cover features photograph of Coranderrk residents gathered outside a building which may be former Manager's residence at Coranderrk.

A5 black and white brochure. Item is drawn from a lock-clip file box of index cards and miscellaneous loose notes entitled 'South Australia - smallpox etc - printed sources - Eyre; Cleland; Wood; Mason; Taplen 1874, 1878, 1886 (Curr); Wood 1879; Moorhouse (see Hackett 1836); See Smyth 1876, McCasterton and L Alexand[er]; Worsnop; Gason; Cotton 1966'. Inventory items BARI01412-1416, and inventory item BARI01417 (Series 1), were originally housed in this box.

Photograph shows two Aboriginal women wearing formal dress, one standing and the other seated, in front of a wooden building. Labelled on reverse by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Photograph measures 125 by 29mm and is enclosed in a mylar bag.

Item is drawn from a lock-clip file box of index cards and miscellaneous loose notes entitled 'South Australia - smallpox etc - printed sources - Eyre; Cleland; Wood; Mason; Taplen 1874, 1878, 1886 (Curr); Wood 1879; Moorhouse (see Hackett 1836); See Smyth 1876, McCasterton and L Alexand[er]; Worsnop; Gason; Cotton 1966'. Inventory items BARI01412-1416, and inventory item BARI01417 (Series 1), were originally housed in this box.

An assorted collection of research material which includes:

Small group of index cards featuring references and notes about Australian colonial history, North American anthropology and history, titles to follow up, research-related tasks to do, etc;

News clippings about current affairs in Australia in the early 1980s. Subjects include Aboriginal land rights, the impact of the Alcoa aluminium smelter on Aboriginal people and sites in Portland, Victoria, etc;

Letter from James Urry, Department of Anthropology, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, to Diane Elizabeth Barwick, enquiring about Diane Barwick's research into the outbreak of smallpox among Aboriginal people in the region that became known as Victoria, prior to main European settlement. Dated 27 April 1984. Includes related extract from the Medical Journal of Australia. Also includes response from Diane Barwick to Urry in which she describes her seminar about smallpox, held 12 April 1984, and also writes about developments at the Australian National University, the Aboriginal History journal, etc. Dated 19 June 1984.

This item, which includes small loose sheets, is enclosed in a mylar bag.

Various sized sheets and papers up to A4 size. Item is drawn from a lock-clip file box of index cards and miscellaneous loose notes entitled 'South Australia - smallpox etc - printed sources - Eyre; Cleland; Wood; Mason; Taplen 1874, 1878, 1886 (Curr); Wood 1879; Moorhouse (see Hackett 1836); See Smyth 1876, McCasterton and L Alexand[er]; Worsnop; Gason; Cotton 1966'. Inventory items BARI01412-1416, and inventory item BARI01417 (Series 1), were originally housed in this box.

Index cards featuring brief notes made from the William Thomas Papers. Subjects include Coranderrk Station and its residents. Includes demographic data, biographical notes about Coranderrk residents, data about stores, notes about legal cases, etc.

Mostly contains assorted research notes about Aboriginal Victorian history, vocabularies, clans, etc, made from the Journals, Departmental Reports, Dispatches and other Papers of George Augustus Robinson. Also a small set of notes about Kwatkwat artist Tommy McRae. Notes appear to have been created during a research trip made by Diane Elizabeth Barwick to the Mitchell Library in 1982.

Includes Diane Barwick's call-slips from the Mitchell Library at the State Library of New South Wales.

Mostly contains index cards and equivalent sized note paper. Originally enclosed in in a cardboard wallet with a metal catch and a string tie.

Sheet of collated data entitled 'Framlingham'. Data relates to quantity or weight of items such as blankets, kerosene, candles, etc. Dates covered are c.1864-1891.

Sheet is c.A1 sized graph paper. Data is written in pencil.

Transcript of interview of Mrs Ivy Sampson by Alan West, Curator in Anthropology at the National Museum of Victoria, 20 November 1968. Subject is photographs of Coranderrk taken by Joseph Shaw, teacher and manager at Coranderrk from 1880s to 1906. Contains a 22 page narrative of transcript, and a much longer version in which the transcript is interspersed among an Index of the photographs, arranged by Sheet number and Negative Number. Also includes a family tree and genealogical note about Mrs Sampson, written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Mostly foolscap sheets or smaller fragments pinned to foolscap sheets. Includes foolscap envelope in which records were originally housed, addressed to Dr D. Barwick from the National Museum of Victoria, Melbourne. Taken from a labelled manila folder. Dates of this item are those of entire original folder.

Mostly contains letters between Alan West, Curator in Anthropology at the National Museum of Victoria, and Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Main subject is photographs of the National Museum of Victoria. Other subjects are research and writing by Diane Barwick (including research later published as Rebellion at Coranderrk) and Alan West. Also includes a letter from Diane Barwick to John Holman.

Item also contains genealogical notes by Diane Barwick.

Mostly A4 and foolscap sheets. Typed and handwritten letters. Taken from a labelled manila folder.

Index cards from the Charles Walter Collection c.1865. Each card includes small photograph, captions and collection reference numbers. Each card also features a handwritten sequential number from 1-104. Multiple cards photocopied onto foolscap sheets.

Taken from a labelled manila folder.

Letters between Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Alan West, Curator in Anthropology at the National Museum of Victoria. Letters are dated 1969-1971. Some letters also include accompanying notes.

Subjects include:
Genealogical data about Aboriginal Victorians;
Information about the photographic and written records of the National Museum of Victoria including the photographic albums of Shaw and Green and the Kruger photographs in the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines Album;
Diane Barwick's research into the Coranderrk rebellion.

Also contains transcript of interview of Mrs Ivy Sampson and Mrs Mary Short by Alan West on 1 May 1968.

Mostly A4 and foolscap sheets. Taken from a labelled manila folder.

Draft copy of transcript of interview of Mrs Ivy Sampson and Mrs Mary Short by Alan West on 1 May 1968. Typescript copy of this transcript can be found in inventory item BARI01631.

Also contains two letters from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Alan West, Curator in Anthropology at the National Museum of Victoria. Other correspondent is Edgar Morrison. Subjects include genealogical data about Aboriginal Victorians; information about the photographic and written records of the National Museum of Victoria; news of colleagues and political developments in Aboriginal scholarship and policy administration in Victoria. Letters are dated 1968-1969.

Also contains envelope labelled 'SHAW PHOTOS -TRANSCRIPT'.

Mostly A4 and foolscap sheets. Taken from a labelled manila folder.

Assorted notes and news clippings dated 1966 about Aboriginal Victorians.

Includes news clippings from newspapers including the Australian and the Herald on the following subjects:

Living conditions among Aboriginal people at the Rumballara settlement at Mooroopna;

Effectiveness of the Aboriginal Welfare Board;

Police brutality and victimisation of Aboriginal people in rural and industrial areas;
etc.

Item also includes genealogical notes made about Aboriginal men and women, collected from Colin Tatz, Philip Felton, Shirley Andrews and other people and sources.

Also includes research papers such as a handwritten table of figures entitled 'Rehoused L.T. [Lake Tyers] families as at 25.11.65', and Minutes of the Fifth Meeting of the Lake Tyers Planning and Action Committee.

Assorted sheet sizes up to foolscap. Originally housed in an envelope. Additional title on envelope reads 'Legal problems - Vic [Victorian] Abos [Aborigines] 1965'.

Tables of demographic data on various subjects regarding the Aboriginal people of Victoria.

Titles include:
'Ebenezer - Fertility of Women 1837-1951';

'New South Wales - Mallee - Fertility of Women 1837-1951';

'Goulburn Valley - Fertility';

'Gippsland - Fertility of Women';

'Infant Mortality and Masculinity'. Note on this sheet reads 'Prepared or revised data tables Oct [October] 1968 - not used for paper';
etc.

Sources of data mostly not specified.

Some sheets feature the title 'Old Drafts'. Also includes what appears to be a cover sheet which reads 'Portions of Original Data Sheets - changed Oct [October] 1868 to include 1863 census, L.T. [Lake Tyers] Death Register data, etc'.

Interspersed with data tables are lists of names of Aboriginal men and women, and dates.

Handwritten on graph paper sheets that are approximately A1 size. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Demographic Characteristics of the Victorian Aboriginal Population 1866-1966 - Monograph or Paper for 'Population Studies''.

Tables of handwritten demographic data regarding the Aboriginal people of Victoria. Also includes correction sheets and other notes.

Titles include:
'Reproduction History of White Wives - By Age-Group and Region'. Regions covered include Gippsland, Western District, etc;

'% of Male Issue Ever Married (at 30/6/66) Who Chose White Wives'. Regions covered include Gippsland, Western District, etc;

'Table XVI - Ages of 243 Mothers at Birth of Their First Children'. Typed data;

'Regional Incidence of Unions with White Wives'. Regions include Gippsland, Western District, etc;
etc.

Above data tables are attached to a memorandum from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Norma McArthur dated 28 March 1968. Memorandum features description of scope of the recorded data. Sources of data look to include the 1863 census.

This item also includes nine printed tables and four pages of printed graphs of demographic data about the Aboriginal population of Australia. Sheet of handwritten notes attached to these tables and graphs is entitled '15/11/66 [paper for Rowley] Seminar'.

This item includes graph paper sheets that are approximately A1 sized, and smaller sheets. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Demographic Characteristics of the Victorian Aboriginal Population 1866-1966 - Monograph or Paper for 'Population Studies''.

Mostly contains collected demographic data, as follows:

Handwritten list entitled 'Diet on Victorian Aboriginal Stations 1860-1887?', '? For Mankind'. One page;

Collated data regarding name, age, height, girth and weight of men and women of Coranderrk Station entitled 'Coranderrk 1870 Info [Information] supplied by John Green', '1878 Brough Smyth vol [volume] I - p [page] 1'. Six sheets;

This item also contains a small colour print of a painting entitled 'A Meeting of the School Trustees' by Robert Harris.

Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Diet, Health and Medical Treatment of Victorian Aborigines - 1860-1891' which also contained inventory item BARI01713 (Series 28).

Genealogical papers regarding numerous Aboriginal families of the Coranderrk and Cumeroogunga Stations.

Item contains family trees and genealogical notes by Diane Elizabeth Barwick, and correspondence with family members.

Family names shown as titles on genealogies in this item:
Christian; Bamfield; Dunolly; Richards and Dick; Nelson (Harmoney in 1870s); Davis - Buscombe; Green (John) of Lake Condah; John Briggs; Charles; Charles -Westen - McGee; Briggs - Atkinson - Charles; Farrant; Bagot Morgan - William Russell - Alfred Morgan; Walker; Walker - Moira - Maloga - Cumeroogunga; Wandin.

Correspondents: Allen Schimlick; Sherry Atkinson; Ros [Briggs?].

Housed in a manila folder labelled 'Early Drafts of Cumeroo [Cumeroogunga] - Coranderrk Genealogies' on the inside cover. Front cover features a list of names from Atkinson to Patterson-Franklin-Gibbs.

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Genealogical papers regarding numerous Aboriginal families of the Coranderrk and Cumeroogunga Stations.

Item contains family trees and genealogical notes by Diane Elizabeth Barwick, and correspondence with family members.

Family names shown as titles on genealogies in this item:
Alfred Morgan; Arnott (Hoddinott); George Briggs; McRae; McGee; Weston; Rowan-Barker; Webster; Dunolly; Manton; Edwards - Button; Taylor; Kerr; Briggs; Davis; Hunter.

Correspondent: M. E. Howe.

A4 and foolscap sheets, many are taped together. Originally housed in a manila folder labelled 'Early Drafts of Cumeroo [Cumeroogunga] - Coranderrk Genealogies' on the inside cover. Front cover features a list of names from Atkinson to Patterson-Franklin-Gibbs. Folder is located in inventory item BARI01718.

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Family trees and genealogical notes by Diane Elizabeth Barwick regarding numerous Victorian Aboriginal familes.

Family names shown as titles on genealogies in this item:
Atkinson; Cooper; Hamilton - Walsh; Moore - Wise; Day; Jackson; Bright - Baxter - Stanley; Charles; Vincent: Jackson - Peters - MacDonald - Joachim; Jackson; Kirby - Pearce.

Correspondents: Nancy.

A4 and foolscap sheets, many are taped together. Originally housed in a manila folder labelled 'Misc [Miscellaneous] Cognatic Stocks' and '66 persons in Cumeroo [Cumeroogunga] ATIP 15/11/66'.

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Family trees and genealogical notes compiled by Diane Elizabeth Barwick regarding numerous Aboriginal families living on stations or reserves near the Murray River in New South Wales.

Family names shown as titles on genealogies in this item:
Pearce; Coombs; Kinnear; Crow - Edwards; Murray; Sampson; Moore (Mayne); Patterson -Franklin - Gibbs; Sampson of Moonah Cullah; Ingram; Taylor; Taylor - Wemba Wemba of Moonah Cullah; Day - Taylor; Logan - Nicholl; Marks; Kennedy; Cameron; Bowden; Edwards; Harrison; Fenton; Stewart.

A4 and foolscap sheets, many of which are taped together. Includes manila folder in which records were originally housed. Folder is entitled 'Ebenezer and Murray' and also 'N.S.W. [New South Wales] Genealogies', and features a list of family names on the front cover.

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Family trees and genealogical notes compiled by Diane Elizabeth Barwick regarding numerous Aboriginal families living on stations or reserves near the Murray River in New South Wales.

Family names shown as titles on genealogies in this item:
'Pepper - Stewart' folder of papers includes: Maloga Papers; Coombs - Wise - Moore - Colger - Pyke; Fenton Pepper; Stewart; Pepper - Eben [Ebenezer]; Pepper - Ram [Ramahyuck?]; Arden.

Correspondents: D. J. Mulvaney.

Item also contains extracts from Reports to the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines with regard to Framlingham Station, and extracts from published anthropological sources on North American topics.

A4 and foolscap sheets, many of which are taped together. Includes manila folder in which records were originally housed. Folder is entitled 'Ebenezer and Murray' and also 'N.S.W. [New South Wales] Genealogies', and features a list of family names on the front cover.

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Family trees and genealogical notes compiled by Diane Elizabeth Barwick regarding numerous Aboriginal families.

Family names shown as titles on genealogies in this item:
Charles; Cooper; Murray; James; King; Joachim; Austin; Bracken; Clark; Morgan; 'Connection - Murrays, Briggs, Williams'; Atkinson - Di Angelo; Alberts; Nelson; Williams; Walker; Smith; Stewart.

A4 and foolscap sheets, some of which are pinned together.

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Family trees, rough notes and collected papers regarding Aboriginal genealogies.

This item includes:

Manila envelope of family trees regarding numerous Aboriginal men and women, compiled by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Envelope is entitled 'Old Genealogies - Duplicates'. Names shown as titles on family trees include Charles - Nicholls, Glass - Satchel, Morgan - Stewart, etc;

Survey form featuring questions about attitudes to 'dark' and white Australians, issued by the University of Adelaide;

Extracts from published sources such as 'The Classification of Residence in Censuses', 1958, by J. L. Fischer. This appears to be a North American source.

Various sheet sizes up to foolscap.

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Assorted papers about the organisation of social networks among 26 Aboriginal families in Melbourne. Appears to have been begun by Diane Elizabeth Barwick during her PhD.

This item includes:
Two family trees, and biographical notes, about the Nicholls family;
Brief biographical entries about the 26 families in the study, entitled 'Families with Highest Standard of Living', concerning housing, boarders, employment and income, and other details;
Narrative and chart entitled 'Interaction Chart' about the relationship between the 26 families in the study;
Notes about social interaction beginning 'Epstein:'.

Mostly foolscap sheets. Originally housed in a manila folder. Two titles on front cover of folder are 'Social Networks - Briggs Data' and '1960-61 - Social Networks 1. Briggs - Jackomos - hist [history] 25 Melb [Melbourne] householders 2. Nicholls Genealogy and Life History'.

Assorted historical and genealogical papers about Ebenezer Station in the Wimmera district.

This item includes:
Biographical data about Ebenezer families, drawn from minutes of the Aborigines Protection Board, and Hansard;

Family tree. Names include Ruby McGuinness. One page;

Typed narrative about establishment of the Ebenezer Mission Station, entitled 'Ebenezer or Lake Hindmarsh Station'. Pages 257-273. Includes graph of Ebenezer population 1861-1903.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Originally housed in a manila folder. Titles and notes on front cover read 'Chapter: The Moravian Missions Ebenezer and Ramahyuck' and 'Minutes 1860-1936 - Hansard [ticked] - AR's [Annual Reports] checked - added to files 10/69' and '4/69 D.B. [Diane Barwick]'.

Mainly family trees, also genealogical notes, relating to numerous families of the Swan Hill/ Lower Murray area of Victoria.

Names shown on family trees:
McGee; Clayton - Higgins; Joyce; Firebrace; Kirby II; Kelly; Bamblett; Morgan; Kirby I; Baxter; Baxter of New South Wales and Robinvale; Bright; Farrant; Pinkie - Britton; Pettit; Mullins - Swindle; Karpany - Watson; Descent of Lionel Rose.

Item also contains two lists of biographical references for Aboriginal men and women, arranged by family name. Listed sources include the Dawn. Second list is entitled 'May 1967 - A. T. I. P. Swan Hill (not previously included in A. T. I. P.)'.

Sheet sizes range from index card-size to foolscap. Item includes manila folder in which records were originally housed. Front cover of folder features a title which reads 'Lower Murray - Swan Hill Genealogies' as well as a list of surnames.

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Assorted genealogical and historical papers about Ramahyuck Station in Gippsland.

This item includes:
Biographical data about Ramahyuck families, drawn from minutes of the Aborigines Protection Board and Hansard;

Typed narrative about establishment of the Ramahyuck Mission Station, entitled 'Gippsland - Ramahyuck Mission Station'. Pages 273-281. Includes graph of Ramahyuck population 1862-1907;

List of names, dates, expenses and other details regarding the staff, school, buildings, and other facilities at Ramahyuck Station.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Originally housed in a manila folder. Title on side-bar of folder reads 'Ramahyuck - The Moravian - Presbytarian Missions: Ramahyuck and Ebenezer'. Notes on cover read 'Minutes 1860-1916 - Hansard [ticked] - AR's [Annual Reports] checked and added to files 10/69' and '7/69 D.B. [Diane Barwick]'.

Assorted loose papers documenting Victorian Aboriginal peoples' lives in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Looks to be a working file and part of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's Collected Genealogies.

This item includes:
Brief genealogical extracts from Dawn, Our Aim and Evangel. Subjects include names of children, peoples' movements between settlements and stations, social events, illnesses, etc. Typed fragments, loose or taped to larger sheets;

News clippings from the the Argus, Sun, etc;

Extracts of Reports of the Central Board and the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines. Subject includes population figures, placing of 'half-caste' girls in service and other issues regarding work, administration of schools, etc;

Letter from Diane Barwick to 'Philip' (P. E. Felton) dated 19 November 1964. Subjects include Felton's dictaphone tape, Felton's comments on a manuscript of Diane Barwick's, Diane Barwick's writing of 'folk history', and Diane Barwick's work on the Social Science Research Council project directed by C. D. Rowley entitled 'Aborigines in Australian Society'. Incomplete.

Sheet size varies from fragments to foolscap sheets. Originally housed in an unlabelled manila folder.

Assorted news clippings regarding Aboriginal political, social and cultural developments and issues in Victoria. Mostly typed extracts, and some photocopied clippings.

Sources include: Argus, Herald, Sydney Morning Herald, Evangel, Our Aim, Age, etc.

Also includes genealogical notes entitled 'Information obtained from Alick Jackomos, Amy Charles, Gladys Nicholls and Philip Felton at the FCAA [Federal Council for Advancement of Aborigines] Easter Conference, 27-30/3/64'. Other notes in this set are from talks with Hyllus Marimuthu.

Also includes correspondence and scholarly or other genealogical notes from Diane Barwick's interaction with research informants and contacts.

Correspondents: Alick and Merle Jackomos; Philip Boas; P. E. Felton; Nancy (probably Nancy Williams); Stan Davey.

Mostly A4 and foolscap sheets.

Assorted clippings from newspapers and organisational newsletters regarding Aboriginal political, social and cultural developments and issues in Victoria. Mostly typed extracts, and some photocopied clippings.

Newspaper sources include: Sydney Morning Herald, Herald, Courier, Geelong Advertiser, Weekly Times, etc.

Also contains correspondence from Hyllus Maris to Diane Barwick, and a precis of Diane Barwick's PhD thesis, 'A Little More Than Kin'.

Mostly A4 and foolscap sheets.

Assorted family trees regarding families of the Lake Tyers and Ramahyuck Stations. Some family trees are substantially annotated with additional genealogical notes.

Sample of names shown as titles on family trees:
Hayden; Moffat; Newcom to Newkong; Bennet - Barrett; etc.

Some sheets also feature name of relevant station and date eg 'Ram [Ramahyuck] 1873' or 'L.T. [Lake Tyers] 9/76'.

Handwritten on sheets slightly smaller than A4. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Tyers'.

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Assorted notes regarding families and individuals of Lake Tyers and Ramahyuck Stations. Contains mostly genealogical notes, and a few family trees.

Sample of names shown as titles on papers in this item:
Foster; Parsons; Rankin - Cameron; Murray; McDougall; Harrison, etc.

Handwritten on sheets ranging in size from small fragments to foolscap. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Tyers'.

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Assorted notes regarding families and individuals of Lake Tyers and Ramahyuck Stations. Contains mostly genealogical notes, and a few family trees.

Sample of names shown as titles on papers in this item:
Scott; Barrett - Jennings - Chase; Edwards; Thorpe; Cortwine; Andy; etc.

Handwritten on sheets ranging in size from small fragments to foolscap. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Tyers'.

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Assorted notes regarding families and individuals of Lake Tyers and Ramahyuck Stations. Contains mostly genealogical notes, and a few family trees.

Sample of names shown as titles on papers in this item:
Rivers; Stephens; Connolly - Green; White - Wandin - Young; Hayes; etc.

Handwritten on sheets ranging in size from small fragments to foolscap. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Tyers'.

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Assorted research papers, mostly regarding the genealogical and administrative history of the Framlingham Station.

This item contains:

Extracts of typed narrative in draft form, presumably by Diane Elizabeth Barwick, about Framlingham Station;

Chronologically arranged extracts from Annual Reports to, and Minutes of, the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines regarding the administration of Framlingham.

This item also contains genealogical notes and family trees regarding families of the Framlingham and Lake Condah Stations. Family names shown as titles of family trees include Gorrie, Moffatt and Manifold. Includes a set of notes entitled 'Miscellaneous'.

Mostly A4 and foolscap sheets. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Notes for Framlingham Paper'. Further notes on cover of folder read '2-4/69 D.B.' and 'Minutes-incorporated to 1890-in Fram [Framlingham] file to 1945 - Abstract of File [books?]-chronology-integrated to 1890 - Hansard - B. P. A. [Board for the Protection of the Aborigines]-A.R.s [Annual Reports]-added to file-ca.7/69' and 'Ready for writing 17/9/69'.

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Assorted research papers regarding the genealogical and administrative history of the Framlingham Station.

This item includes:

Extracts from Annual Reports to the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines regarding Framlingham. Years include 1888 and 1889;

Photocopied extract from unidentified published source, possibly by Norman Tindale. Content includes index of Aboriginal clans in Victoria and extract from chapter entitled 'Discussion and Comments on Tribes';

Graph entitled 'Framlingham' showing details of acreage, stock, cost of provisions, etc, for 1864-1894;

Correspondence regarding the Framlingham Station. Correspondents are Reginald Worthy and P. E. Felton;

Assorted research notes.

Mostly A4 and foolscap sheets. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Notes for Framlingham Paper'. Further notes on cover of folder read '2-4/69 D.B.' and 'Minutes-incorporated to 1890-in Fram [Framlingham] file to 1945 - Abstract of File [books?]-chronology-integrated to 1890 - Hansard - B. P. A. [Board for the Protection of the Aborigines]-A.R.s [Annual Reports]-added to file-ca.7/69' and 'Ready for writing 17/9/69'.

Assorted research papers about the administration of Victorian Aboriginal policy in relation to Lake Tyers Station.

This item includes:

Extracts from minutes of the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines. Covers 1860-1918;

Extensive typed narrative about Victorian Aboriginal policy regarding Lake Tyers Station. Looks to be an extract of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD thesis, 'A Little More Than Kin'. Pages 281-376.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Lake Tyers' on the side-bar. Notes on front cover of folder read 'D.B. 9/69 - Lake Tyers - Minutes-1860-1918 (done 2-5/9/69) - Hansard - A.R.s [Annual Reports] added to file 18/11/69 - 1860-1912'.

Genealogical notes and family trees regarding Aboriginal men and women. Mostly arranged by family name including Andrew, Bains, Barber, etc. Details include name, age, date of death, medical condition if applicable, etc.

Also includes lists of data entitled 'Staff of Coranderrk', 'Orphanage - Data to 1896', etc.

Handwritten on A4 and foolscap sheets.

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Genealogical notes and family trees regarding Aboriginal men and women. Mostly arranged by family name including Phillips, Barlow, Bill, Bon, etc. Details include name, age, date of death, medical condition if applicable, etc.

Also includes lists of data entitled 'Men', 'Girls', etc.

Handwritten on A4 and foolscap sheets.

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Notes about the history and objectives of the Aborigines Advancement League and other political, social and religious organisations involved in Aboriginal affairs and reform. Main dates: 1930-1960.

This item includes:
Typed and handwritten lists, notes and pages of narrative in draft format;

Minutes of the Lake Tyers Planning and Action Committee;

News clippings;

Notes of interviews with research informants.

Mostly foolscap sheets.

Notes about the history and objectives of the Aborigines Advancement League and other political, social and religious organisations involved in Aboriginal affairs and reform. Main dates: 1889-1965.

This item includes:
Typed and handwritten lists and notes;
Assorted minutes of Aboriginal Welfare Board meetings;
Letter from Colin Tatz;
Extract of debate from the Legislative Council regarding the Aborigines (Amendment) Bill, Wednesday May 5, 1965;
Alphabetical index of Cumeroogunga Genealogies;
News clippings. Original copies and typed extracts.

Sheet size varies from small fragments to foolscap sheets.

Assorted research papers, mostly about the men and women of Lake Condah, Framlingham, and Cumeroogunga Stations.

This item includes:

News clippings;
Notes from interviews with research informants, including Stan Davey;
Sets of genealogical notes and family trees about individuals on Lake Condah and Framlingham Stations, and loose genealogical notes about individuals on Cumeroogunga Station.

Sheet size varies from small fragments to foolscap sheets.

Family trees, some of which feature additional genealogical notes. Arranged by family name, not in alphabetical order. Names include Hood, Green, Lancaster-Rawlings, Clark-Winter, etc. Handwritten on foolscap sheets.

Enclosed in a manila folder in which records were originally housed, which features a list of surnames on the front cover.

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Family trees, some of which feature additional genealogical notes. Arranged by family name, not in alphabetical order. Names include Arden, Arden-Foster, Mullett, Egan, etc. Handwritten on foolscap sheets.

Orignally enclosed in a manila folder which features a list of surnames on the front cover. Folder is located in inventory item BARI01744.

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Extracts from minutes of the Central Board Appointed to Watch Over the Aborigines and the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines. Dates: 1861-1946. Typed on foolscap sheets.

Originally enclosed in a manila folder. Front cover of folder features note that reads 'See 1886 File For Census (Compared w [with] 1876)'.

Assorted collated data and notes regarding Coranderrk Station, drawn from official sources and newspapers. Sources include Inspection reports by Captain Page, Coranderrk Calendars, Argus, the Age, etc.

Also includes extract of typed narrative about Coranderrk Station, in draft format. Includes pages 185-193.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Originally enclosed in a manila folder. Front cover of folder features note that reads 'See 1886 File For Census (Compared w [with] 1876)'.

Family trees regarding Aboriginal men and women of Lake Tyers and Ramahyuck Stations. Arranged by family name. Names include Harrison; Hammond - Fenton - Gorrie; McDougall - Cooper; Foster; etc. Handwritten on foolscap sheets.

Enclosed in original manila folder which features a list of family names.

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Genealogical data and a paper about Cumeroogunga Station and residents, including Louisa Strugnell Briggs.

This item includes:

List of names entitled 'Key to Cumeroogunga (visit 1924) - Initials in Hall Taylor MS [Manuscript]';

Family trees. Includes printed chart entitled 'Genealogy 1 - Living Descendants of Louisa Briggs (age 105+), Cumeroogunja, N.S.W. [New South Wales]';

Unpublished paper entitled 'Mogumber and Cumeroogunja: A Study of the Correlation of Australian Aboriginal Types with Special Reference to Racial Intermixture' by Lesley D. Hall and Dorothy R. Taylor, University of Sydney. Handwritten note on cover reads 'MS [Manuscript] in 'Elkin' Files, University of Sydney - dated 3 March 1927'.

Foolscap and A1 sheets.

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Family trees and genealogical notes regarding numerous Aboriginal men and women of the Western District of Victoria. Arranged by family name. Names include McDonald of Lake Condah, McDonald-Birkett-Chester-Mahoney of Lake Condah, McKinnon (Edwards), Ross (Rose), etc. Handwritten on foolscap sheets.

Note in item indicates genealogies were updated in December 1967 and redrawn in 1968-70.

Enclosed in original manila folder which features a list of surnames.

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Three sets of family trees and genealogical notes regarding numerous Aboriginal men and women of the Gippsland, Goulburn Valley and Wimmera regions of Victoria. Arranged by family name. Handwritten on foolscap sheets.

Gippsland names include Thorpe-Mongta-Perry, Thorpe 2, Thomas, etc.

Goulburn Valley names are Rowan, Barker, Brangy-Friday and Green.

Wimmera names include Clark-Millington (Harradine) 2, Marks, Marks-McGuiness-Orr, etc.

Note in item indicates genealogies were updated in December 1967 and redrawn in 1968-70.

Manila folder in which records were originally housed and which features a list of surnames is located in inventory item BARI01764.

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Assorted genealogical and scholarly records.

This inventory item includes loose notes about Aboriginal families and individuals from Lake Tyers Snowy River and other areas. Records include family trees and genealogical notes. Family names include Johnson; Barlow; Kerless; Wanden; etc.

Other papers include a programme from the 46th Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science Conference held in 1975, and a ballot form with cover letter for the Australian Anthropological Society, 1974.

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Five strips of photographic negatives housed in a plastic sheet. Negatives feature mainly people, buildings, and outdoor scenes.

Research note regarding pictorial sources for Victorian Aboriginal Reserves and Stations, entitled 'Nat Lib Pix Coll [National Library Picture Collection] seen by JN 1/10/69'. Two small sheets.

Small copy negative of John and Mary Green. John Green was first Manager of Coranderrk Station.

Also includes cover letter written to Diane Elizabeth Barwick from Isabel [probably Isabel McBryde], dated 2/12/1975.

Six contemporary informal photographs of Aboriginal women and one man, including some of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD research informants, and a photograph of toddler, Shane Andrew, dated 26 March 1961.

Women in the photographs include: Lois and Margaret Briggs; [Elia?] Bracken; Lou Gaston; [?] Bracken.

Small black and white photographs.

Four contemporary informal photographs of Aboriginal women and men, as follows:

Photograph of toddler, Shane Andrew, and Keith Andrew, dated 26 March 1961.

Two group photographs of people including Pastor Doug Nicholls, Mr and Mrs Leon and Mr and Mrs Mitchell.

Photograph of a couple. Note by Ian Spalding on reverse reads that after being 'kicked out' of the town of Kingaroy, Queensland, this 'part-Aboriginal couple' lived in a humpy outside the town.

Small black and white photographs.

Cassette housed in an envelope labelled '28/6/71 Reg Saunders', delivered by hand to Diane Elizabeth Barwick from Reg Saunders, Aboriginal Affairs.

Studio portraits of Aboriginal men and women, mostly featuring names and/or tribal affiliations (eg Goulbourn [sic], Gippsland, Yarra), and 'N. M.' references on reverse. Many photographs also feature additional handwritten notes made by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Part of a set originally housed behind a labelled box lid. Includes photographs entitled 'Buscombe - Goulbourn [sic] Tribe'; 'Barak [in Diane Barwick's writing beside the name 'Berwick' crossed out] and Family - Yarra Tribe'; 'Dan Hall - Gippsland Tribe'; etc. Black and white photographs, mostly contained in plastic bags.

Studio portraits of Aboriginal men and women, mostly featuring names and/or tribal affiliations (eg Goulbourn, Gippsland, Yarra). Includes photographs entitled 'Johnny Philipps and Family - Ballarat Circle' [in a bag housing multiple different photographs]; 'Jemima - Goulbourn Tribe' [in a bag housing multiple different photographs]; unidentified photograph of Aboriginal man, reverse-side notes include 'Sh 3 #18 [Shaw Album reference?]'; etc.

Many photographs feature 'N. M.' references or numerical references on reverse. Many photographs also feature additional handwritten notes made by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Part of a set originally housed behind a labelled box lid. Black and white photographs, mostly contained in plastic bags.

Studio portraits of Aboriginal men and women, mostly featuring names and/or tribal affiliations (eg Goulbourn, Gippsland, Yarra). Includes photographs entitled 'Smith - Yarra Tribe' [in a bag housing multiple different photographs]; 'Gellibrand - Colac Tribe'; 'George - Camperdown Tribe'; etc.

Many photographs feature 'N. M.' references or numerical references on reverse. Many photographs also feature additional handwritten notes made by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Part of a set originally housed behind a labelled box lid. Black and white photographs.

Also includes two transparencies housed in paper bags. Group photographs. Possibly more recently dated than rest of set.

Studio portraits of Aboriginal men and women, mostly featuring names and/or tribal affiliations (eg Goulbourn [sic], Mordialloc, Yarra). Includes photographs entitled 'Group of Native Girls'; 'Samson - Goulbourn [sic] Tribe'; 'Arnot and Berwick - Yarra Tribe' [in a bag containing multiple different photographs]; etc.

Many photographs feature 'N. M.' references. Many photographs also feature additional handwritten notes made by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Part of a set originally housed behind a box lid, addressed to Diane Barwick. Black and white photographs.

Studio portraits, mostly headshots, in oval frames, of Aboriginal children and men and women, possibly from Coranderrk. Includes photographs of 'Alexa'; 'Tommy Gilman'; 'Bell'; etc. Many photographs feature first names of subjects, handwritten.

Most photographs feature archival references including numeric identifier and 'Sh' number [possibly Shaw Album references?], or 'N. M.' reference. Most photographs also include Diane Elizabeth Barwick's additional handwritten notes about names, dates, etc.

Small glossy black and white photographs.

Studio portraits, mostly headshots, in oval frames, of Aboriginal children and men and women. Also includes photographs of groups and a wedding at Coranderrk. Includes photographs of 'Tommy Farmer'; 'Jemmy Rees - Western Port Tribe'; 'Johnny Ferguson'; etc. Many photographs feature first names of subjects, handwritten.

Most photographs feature archival references including numeric identifier and 'Sh' number [possibly Shaw Album references?], or 'N. M.' reference. Most photographs also include Diane Elizabeth Barwick's additional handwritten notes about names, dates, etc.

Small black and white photographs, some housed in plastic bags.

Mostly group photographs of Aboriginal men and women. Main location is Coranderrk, also Murray River, Lake Tyers. Names and other information written on backs of photographs by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Includes photographs of 'Lizzie McRae, Coranderrk'; 'Aborigines, Lake Tyers with Reverend G. and bridal pair'; 'Native Encampment, River Murray'; etc.

Most photographs feature archival reference including numeric identifier and 'Sh' number [possibly Shaw Album references?]. Also one photograph from the loose National Museum Collection, Coranderrk.

Small black and white photographs.

Small set of photographs of young Aboriginal men and women, depicted in oval frames, featuring first names in handwriting. Includes photographs of 'Currie'; 'Burnie'; 'Carlo'; 'Sophia'; etc. Probably Coranderrk-related.

Most photographs feature Diane Elizabeth Barwick's additional handwritten notes and archival reference including numeric identifier and 'Sh' reference. Small glossy black and white photographs.

Also includes empty used airmail envelope, addressed to Dr Richard Barwick from H. P. Whiting, United Kingdom.

Mostly group photographs of Aboriginal men and women engaged in various pursuits on or around Coranderrk Station. Also some portraits of men and women at Coranderrk, and two transparencies. Includes photograph of Barak with one of his paintings; 'Presbyterian Fete'; man climbing a tree, labelled by Diane Barwick 'Green - loose retake'; etc.

Most photographs feature Diane Elizabeth Barwick's additional handwritten notes, and archival references including numeric identifier and 'Sh' reference. Small black and white photographs.

Assorted qualitative and quantitative data about Aboriginal people, health, movements, population, etc. Sources include Aborigines Protection Board Reports for the Deniliquin, Euston, Albury, Wentworth and other Districts, and Census Moama records.

Diverse research notes, photocopied articles, and correspondence.

Main correspondent is Mavis Latham, regarding her biography of Pastor Doug Nicholls. Other correspondents: Luise Hercus.

Also includes lists of Aboriginal informants and contacts.

Originally housed in a manila folder featuring two titles.

Diverse research notes, photocopied articles, and correspondence.

Includes:

Report by Mrs A. L. Hercus that looks to list her Aboriginal informants and contacts, 12 June 1963;

14th Annual Report of the Victorian Aboriginal Group, 1943;

Policy paper by Alan West regarding 'the purposes and problems of planning Social Welfare policy in relation to part-Aborigines in Victoria', August 1964;

Correspondence between J. B. Chifley, Prime Minister and Leader, A. C. P. and Pastor Doug Nicholls, 1949, regarding representation of Aboriginal Australians in the Australian National Parliament.

Originally housed in a manila folder featuring two titles.

Assorted research papers. Contains extracts from sources including the Age, Argus, Board for the Protection of the Aborigines records (including Station reports and official correspondence), etc. Possibly duplicates.

Compiler looks to be F. I. Jones. Typescript document.

Data compiled by Diane Elizabeth Barwick regarding the Aborigines Inland Mission from its publications entitled Our Aim and Evangel. Also correspondence regarding same.

Correspondents: Wesley R. Caddy; Carol Kiss.

Handwritten lists and diagrams of demographic and genealogical information about Aboriginal people in various regions of Victoria, obtained from the papers of William Thomas.

Includes:
Name list from William Thomas entitled 'Census of the Yarra or Wawoorong Tribe Taken 12 December 1851';

Extensive list of names and dates drawn from William Thomas Journal 1841-1849 and other sources. Top sheet is entitled 'Barrabool Names'.

Foolscap sheets. Includes manila folder in which records in this inventory item, and in inventory items BARI02147 and 2148, were originally housed. Cover of folder features label and notes.

Notes, diagrams, and photocopied documents featuring demographic and genealogical information about Aboriginal people in various regions of Victoria. Cited sources include 'William Thomas'; 'Smyth I'; 'Parker'.

Includes notes featuring the names of Aboriginal people who were the subject of research, including:
'Bungarim W01 - Never listed in WT [William Thomas's] Yarra/W01';

'Bun - Mr Man';

'Budgery Tom - W [Western] Port chief - WT [William Thomas]-J 17.12.39';

etc.

Foolscap sheets. Originally housed with inventory items BARI02146 and BARI02148 in a manila folder. Cover of folder features label and notes. Folder is now housed in inventory item BARI02146.

Mostly contains census lists of Aboriginal people in various regions of Victoria.

Papers include:
'Census of the Aborigines in the Vicinity of Melbourne March 20th 1839' from the papers of George Augustus Robinson;

'Census January 1846 Yarra tribe' from the papers of William Thomas;

'Census January 1846 Westernport and Yarra' from the papers of William Thomas;

Notes from 'Thomas' info [information] - Replies to Questionnaire sent out 27/10/58 - 1858 Select Committee';
etc.

Originally housed with inventory items BARI02146 and BARI02147 in a manila folder. Cover of folder features label and notes. Folder is now housed in inventory item BARI02146.

Contains what appears to be Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from a talk by C. D. Rowley. Subjects include Land Councils, Aboriginal Loans Commission, the Department of Aboriginal Affairs, and the LFC.

Note begins 'C. D. Rowley 12/7/79'.

Four pages of small note paper.

Draft paper about the Aboriginal population and Aboriginal housing in Melbourne, written by Jenny Bryant and sent to Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Also contains a discussion paper about the practice of anthropology, written by Diane Bell.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder of assorted correspondence, news clippings and research papers on various political, anthropological and historical themes in Aboriginal Victoria and across Australia. Note on front cover of folder reads 'Glyn Barratt and McBryde drafts'.

A report about land rights and housing on the Framlingham Reserve, written by Jenny Bryant and sent to Diane Elizabeth Barwick for comments.

Also contains a news clipping about land rights, a Victorian State Government submission to a Standing Committee on Aboriginal Affairs of the Federal House of Representatives, and other similar papers.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder of assorted correspondence, news clippings and research papers on various political, anthropological and historical themes in Aboriginal Victoria and across Australia. Note on front cover of folder reads 'Glyn Barratt and McBryde drafts'.

Several sets of correspondence and accompanying research papers received by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Details of correspondents and papers:
Professor Glynn Barratt. Accompanying papers include Glynn Barratt's Application for Research Grant submitted to the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies;

Isabel McBryde. Accompanying papers include a paper by Isabel McBryde about artefacts, language and social interaction among Aboriginal people in South-Eastern Australia;

Philip Felton. Accompanying papers include a paper by Philip Felton about the Census Aboriginal population, 1981;

Jenny Bryant. Accompanying papers include a paper by Jenny Bryant about official housing policies for the Aboriginal community in Victoria.

Also includes 'Victorian Progress Report', undated, from W. E. H. Stanner.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder of assorted correspondence, news clippings and research papers on various political, anthropological and historical themes in Aboriginal Victoria and across Australia. Note on front cover of folder reads 'Glyn Barratt and McBryde drafts'.

Photocopies of handwritten family trees in Diane Elizabeth Barwick's hand. Family name shown on the first page reads 'Ferguson (Gowans) of Darlington Point'. A4 sheets.

The title of this inventory item is taken from a cover sheet at the front of the item. The writing appears not to be Diane Barwick's.

Small photocopied set of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwritten notes about newspaper clippings which relate to Aboriginal organisations, events, etc. Each extract features a reference number, for example: 'A.I.A.S. [Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies] 7 N.S.W. [New South Wales]'.

The title of this inventory item is taken from a cover sheet at the front of the item. The writing appears not to be Diane Barwick's.

Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes taken from Board for the Protection of the Aborigines' letter-books. Two photocopied pages.

The title of this inventory item is taken from a cover sheet at the front of the item. The writing appears not to be Diane Barwick's.

Small set of notes derived from various archival and published sources. Subjects are Bishop Thomas and the ABM [probably Australian Board of Missions].

Also correspondence to Diane Elizabeth Barwick from Carol Kiss, about same.

The title of this inventory item is taken from a cover sheet at the front of the item. The writing appears not to be Diane Barwick's.

Small photocopied set of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's demographic and historical notes about the Warangesda-Darlington Point Aboriginal station in New South Wales.

The title of this inventory item is taken from a cover sheet at the front of the item. The writing appears not to be Diane Barwick's.

Small photocopied set of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes about Warangesda-Darlington Point Aboriginal Station in New South Wales.

The title of this inventory item is taken from a cover sheet at the front of the item. The writing appears not to be Diane Barwick's.

Photocopied typescript document. Foolscap sheets.

Also includes a letter from 'Jean' to Diane Barwick regarding the cataloguing of this Name Index, and another item of correspondence.

Family tree by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Subject appears to be Mrs Ellen Richards of the Mt Franklin district, Victoria.

Dates of family tree: c.1835-c.1921.

Family tree appears to be based on information supplied to Diane Barwick by Luise Hercus.

Single A4 sheet marked 'Confidential'.

Map of Victoria. Place-names on the map are written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Details of its purpose or use are unknown.

Single foolscap sheet.

List of data about the births, deaths and marriages of numerous Aboriginal men and women. List includes names, dates and other details.

Family names include Onus, McGuinness, and Briggs. Dates: 1968-69.

Handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Single foolscap sheet.