Letter of introduction for Caroline Kelly from L. Edwards, Director-General of the Queensland Department of Public Instruction, 23 May 1946.
Letter to Caroline Kelly from [?], Commonwealth Investigation Branch, 20 Jun 1946.
Letters and telegrams to Timothy Kelly from Caroline Kelly.

Letters, telegrams and cards to Caroline Kelly.

Title deeds to one acre of land in the Parish of Vernon, Town of Polson, Queensland, 1870 - 1933.
Schedule to last will and testament of un-named person, nd.
Indenture concerning the bankruptcy and disposal of assets of the late Robert Watson, 20 Sep 1935.
Copy of a declaration of change of name from James Anthony Morgan to James Anthony Kelly, 7 Oct 1955.
Memorandum of contract and associated deed for loan of £1500 to Caroline Emelie Kelly and Francis Timothy Kelly, 24 May 1958 (2 copies).
Contract for sale of land by Francis Timothy Angelo Kelly and Caroline Emelie Kelly to Escarpment Development Pty Ltd, Jul 1961.

Anthropological field notes and reports, correspondence, research files.

Anthropological field notes, reports and correspondence.

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Anthropological field notes and reports, original folder titled 'Nagas' written in pencil and below that, in pen, 'Kinship 1.0.C by Camilla Wedgwood'. It contains a typescript paper by Camilla Wedgwood, with handwritten emendations; the title on page one is 'The English kinship system'; there are 100 pages of typescript and one page in pen and pencil with 'Genealogy illustrating the use of English kinship terms and the multiple relationships arising from the marriage of first cousins'. Wedgwood published an article in Encyclopaedia Britannica in 1929 titled 'Cousin marriage'.

Anthropological field notes and reports.

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Anthropological field notes and reports.

Content advice: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are warned that this resource may contain images, transcripts or names of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples now deceased. It may also contain historically and culturally sensitive words, terms, and descriptions.

Anthropological field notes and reports.

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Correspondence. Includes an undated handwritten statement signed by Lenard Law, possibly writing as an amanuensis. The statement is written in the first-person and contains biographical details of an Aboriginal person confined against his/her wishes at the Cherbourg settlement.
Correspondents include Wilfred Wragge, Maidie Ross (Restricted), Arthur Cobba Simson, Doris Crawford, W. Porteus Semple (Superintendent Cherbourg Aboriginal Settlement), Leslie Wilson (Governor of Queensland), and Tom Blackman.

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