India
Found in 237 Collections and/or Records:
Papers of Ernest Forrester-Paton (1891-1970)
The collection consists of papers, reports and other material relating to the arrest of Forrester Paton in 1932; pamphlets, articles and printed items about Forrester Paton, Jesudason and the Ashram (1920s-1980s); letters to Forrester Paton's family before and after his death (1969-1992); and photographs of Forrester Paton, Jesudason and the Ashram (from c 1915).
Papers of George McGlashan Kerr (1874-1950) and Isabel Kerr (1875-1932)
The collection consists of: correspondence, mainly letters from Kerr and others at the leprosy hospital to Joseph Ross and his wife giving information about their work in India (c 1927-1944); autobiographical notes on Kerr's childhood, decision to become a missionary and early years in India; pamphlets and printed items, referring to the hospital and medical work and with obituaries of Isabel Kerr (1911-1956); and photographs of the Kerr family and Dichpali (3 items, c 1920s).
Papers of James Kellock (1889-1968)
The collection consists of several files relating to the United Church of Northern India and Kellock's involvement in the extension and promotion of church union including committee papers and reports, correspondence, published articles and journals, material relating to Kellock's Break Through for Church Union, and material on the debate over Anglican and Presbyterian union in Scotland.
Papers of James Russell Macphail (1901-1968)
Papers of Sir Alexander Christison (1828-1918), 1828-1941
Pata scroll illustrating the Indian career of the botanist William Roxburgh
Patrick Geddes in India, 1869-1924
Photograph of tapestry, c 1914
27 Glass plate negatives likely to have been created by Patrick, Alasdair or Arthur Geddes between 1914 and 1924, ethnographical and documentary photography of various sites in India.
Photographic prints - not used
"Phullo", a Superior Murrah Buffalo, 1870s-1930s
Photograph of the superior Murrah buffalo, "Phullo" standing nexst to an Indian man in the early 20th century. Part of the Survey of India Office, Calcutta.