Research material relating histories of the Duckett White, the Macdonald, the Nicholson and the Morisset families.

Original folder entitled 'Chapter 9 - The Morisset Family' (now discarded). Correspondence, notes, photographs, 2 compact discs containing photographs, 1 compact disc labelled 'James Thomas Morisset with contact prints and draft of Chapter 9.

Folders containing correspondence, genealogical notes, photographs, drafts, newspaper cuttings, family trees, and ephemera used by Michael White in the compilation of 19th Century Pioneer: Frank Villeneuve Nicholson Family in Australia.

School report, correspondence, will, funeral arrangements

Materials relating to the continued memorialisation of James Macdonald after his death including correspondence; 2 copies of a stab-sewn booklet entitled In Memoriam: Captain James Shaw Rose Macdonald; Thanksgiving Sunday 1919 order of service; Brisbane Grammar School booklet Memorial in honour of the Volunteers in the Great War; newspaper cutting; guide to Dickiebusch New Military Cemetary issued by the Imperial War Graves Commission; photographs and negatives. The latter part of the file relates to Michael White's enquiries as to the location of James Macdonald's grave and images of poppies placed on the grave each ANZAC Day.

Original folder entitled 'Chapter 7 - Descendents of Frank Nicholson and Saranna (North)' (now discarded) containing photographs, notes, family trees, correspondence, order of service and press cuttings.

Copies of maps of locations and photographs of family properties including Lota House at Manly, Nindooinbah near Beaudesert and Bluff Downs near Charters Towers.

Correspondence and documents relating to Albert White, William Duckett White's second son. 'The Story of the Whites of Bluff Downs' manuscript written by Maud Mills (nee White), granddaughter of William Duckett White.

106 letters written by Michael White to various correspondents in the course of his research on the Nicholson, Morisset and Villeneuve families.

Correspondence relating to research on the William Duckett-White family in Ireland and emigration to Australia.