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Formerly Charity Organisation Society) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 FAMILY WELFARE ASSOCIATION (FORMERLY CHARITY ORGANISATION SOCIETY) A/FWA Reference Description Dates CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATON A/FWA/C/A/01/001 Council minute book vol.1. indexed. Apr1869-Jul Includes minutes of Provisional Administrative 1870 Committee 7 Apr. 1870 and of minutes of Sub- Committee appointed to consider appointment of a paid General Secretary 8 Apr. 1870 (Ac.70.38). Enclosed - A/FWA/C/A/01/001/02 minutes of Sub-Committee for the purpose of making arrangements for the future conduct of this office Dec.1869; A/FWA/C/A/01/001/03-04 rough notes n.d. A/FWA/C/A/01/002 Council minute book vol.2; indexed Oct 1870-Feb Enclosed A/FWA/C/A/01/002/02-07 rough index 1872 A/FWA/C/A/01/003 Council minute book vol.3; indexed Feb1872-May 1874 A/FWA/C/A/01/004 Council minute book vol 4; indexed May 1874-Oct 1876 A/FWA/C/A/01/005 Council minute book vol.5 indexed Nov 1876-Jan 1879 A/FWA/C/A/01/006 Council minute book vol.6; indexed Feb 1879-Nov 1881 A/FWA/C/A/01/007 Council minute book vol.7; indexed Nov 1881-May 1885 A/FWA/C/A/01/008 Council minute book vol.8; indexed May 1885-Oct Includes copies of COS Byelaws 1883 1887 A/FWA/C/A/01/009 Council minutes and papers vol.9; indexed Oct 1887-Nov 1889 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 FAMILY WELFARE ASSOCIATION (FORMERLY CHARITY ORGANISATION SOCIETY) A/FWA Reference Description Dates A/FWA/C/A/01/010 Council minutes and papers vol.10; indexed Nov 1889-Dec Enclosed-A/FWA/C/A/01/010/02 Further Interim 1893 Report of the Committee on accounts, etc., of District Committees Feb.1890; A/FWA/C/A/01/010/03 The Elberfield System: Its Place in Poor Relief by C.S. Loch Dec.1903 A/FWA/C/A/01/010/03 Guilds of Help by W. Milledge n.d.; A/FWA/C/A/01/010/04 Report of Special Committee concerning District Secretaries Apr 1897 A/FWA/C/A/01/011 Council minutes and papers vol.11; indexed Jan 1894-Mar Enclosed A/FWA/C/A/01/011/002 Report of 1898 Special Committee concerning District Secretaries Apr. 1897 A/FWA/C/A/01/012 Council minutes and papers vol.12; indexed Apr 1898-Nov 1902 A/FWA/C/A/01/013 Council minutes and papers vol.13; indexed Dec 1902-Apr Enclosed A/FWA/C/A/01/013/02 account of 1908 special meeting of Council 7 Dec 1903 from The Charity Organisation Review; A/FWA/C/A/01/013/03 agenda 25 July 1904; A/FWA/C/A/01/013/04 proposed rules June 1905; A/FWA/C/A/01/013/05 agenda 15 July 1905; A/FWA/C/A/01/013/06 summary of minutes of Administrative Committee 2 Aug-4 Oct 1906 A/FWA/C/A/01/014 Council minutes and papers vol 14; indexed May 1908-Feb Unfit Enclosed A/FWA/C/A/01/014/02 bookseller's 1913 Not available for general access list of books for sale [after 1918] A/FWA/C/A/01/014/03 Resolutions adopted by Council upon the Report of the Special Committee on Methods and Organisation [Apr.1910] A/FWA/C/A/01/014/04 18th annual report of Provincial Sub-Committee Apr.1910 A/FWA/C/A/01/014/05 Report of Administrative Committee on Finance and Propagandism Dec.1912 A/FWA/C/A/01/014/06 Report of Special Committee on Organising Secretaries July 1912; A/FWA/C/A/01/014/07 statement by Executive Committee of School of Sociology recommending transfer of work to L.S.E. 16 July 1912 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 FAMILY WELFARE ASSOCIATION (FORMERLY CHARITY ORGANISATION SOCIETY) A/FWA Reference Description Dates A/FWA/C/A/01/015 Council minutes and papers vol.15; indexed Feb 1913-Feb Enclosed A/FWA/C/A/01/015/02 report of 1916 Special Committee to consider terms of correspondence on which societies may be admitted in the future Dec 1915 A/FWA/C/A/01/016 Council minutes and papers vol.16; indexed Feb 1916-Mar Page numbers start at 152 1918 A/FWA/C/A/01/017 Council minutes and papers vol.17; indexed Apr 1918-Nov 1930 A/FWA/C/A/01/018 Council minutes and papers vol.18; indexed Dec 1930-Feb Includes minutes of annual meetings of F.W.A. 1950 in June 1946-1949 Enclosed A/FWA/C/A/01/018/02 Mending Bombed Homes-handout issued by London Repairs Executive [c.1940] A/FWA/C/A/01/019 Council minute book 1972 - 1973 Not available for general access 1 volume A/FWA/C/A/01/020 Council minute book 1974 - 1976 Not available for general access 1 volume A/FWA/C/A/01/021 Council minute book 1976 - 1978 Not available for general access 1 volume A/FWA/C/A/01/022 Council minute book 1978 - 1983 Not available for general access 1 volume A/FWA/C/A/01/023 Council minute book 1984 - 1989 Not available for general access 1 volume A/FWA/C/A/02/001 Agenda book including rough minutes May 1935-Nov 1941 A/FWA/C/A/02/002 Agenda book Feb 1942-Jun Feb 1942-July 1950: Council; Oct 1950-June 1954 1954: Family Welfare Association meetings. A/FWA/C/A/03/001 Administrative Committee minute book vol.1 Apr 1870-Oct Enclosed-A/FWA/C/A/03/001/02 index 1871 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 FAMILY WELFARE ASSOCIATION (FORMERLY CHARITY ORGANISATION SOCIETY) A/FWA Reference Description Dates A/FWA/C/A/03/002 Administrative Committee minute book vol.2 Oct 1871-Nov indexed 1872 A/FWA/C/A/03/003 Administrative Committee minute book vol.3; Nov 1872-Oct indexed 1873 A/FWA/C/A/03/004 Administrative Committee minute book vol.4; Oct 1873-May indexed 1874 A/FWA/C/A/03/005 Administrative Committee minute book vol.5; May 1874-Jan indexed 1875 A/FWA/C/A/03/006 Administrative Committee minute book vol.6; Jan 1875-Sep indexed 1875 A/FWA/C/A/03/007 Administrative Committee minute book vol.7; Sep 1875-Aug indexed 1876 A/FWA/C/A/03/008 Administrative Committee minute book vol.8; Aug 1876-Jun indexed 1877 A/FWA/C/A/03/009 Administrative Committee minute book vol.9; Jun 1877-Mar indexed 1878 A/FWA/C/A/03/010 Administrative Committee minute book vol.10; Apr 1878-Dec indexed 1878 A/FWA/C/A/03/011 Administrative Committee minute book vol.11; Jan 1879-Oct indexed 1879 A/FWA/C/A/03/012 Administrative Committee minute book vol.12; Oct 1879-Aug indexed 1880 A/FWA/C/A/03/013 Administrative Committee minute book vol.13; Aug 1880-Jul indexed 1881 A/FWA/C/A/03/014 Administrative Committee minute book vol.14; Jul 1881-Jun indexed 1882 A/FWA/C/A/03/015 Administrative Committee minute book vol.15; Jun 1882-May indexed 1883 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 FAMILY WELFARE ASSOCIATION (FORMERLY CHARITY ORGANISATION SOCIETY) A/FWA Reference Description Dates A/FWA/C/A/03/016 Administrative Committee minute book vol.16 May 1883-Feb Enclosed A/FWA/C/A/03/016/02 index 1884 A/FWA/C/A/03/017 Administrative Committee minute book vol.17; Feb 1884-Nov indexed 1884 A/FWA/C/A/03/018 Administrative Committee minute book vol.18; Nov 1884-Jul indexed 1885 A/FWA/C/A/03/019 Administrative Committee minute book vol.19; Jul 1885-Mar indexed 1886 A/FWA/C/A/03/020 Administrative Committee minute book vol.20; Mar 1886-Oct indexed 1886 Enclosed A/FWA/C/A/03/020/02 list of references to F.G. Helmore [of Victoria Homes for Waifs and Strays] in vols 20-22. n.d. A/FWA/C/A/03/021 Administrative Committee minute book vol.21; Oct 1886-Apr indexed 1887 A/FWA/C/A/03/022 Administrative Committee minute book vol.22; Apr 1887-Nov indexed 1887 Enclosed A/FWA/C/A/03/022/02 compliments slip from The Metropolitan Public Gardens Association used as book mark for discussion concerning possible incorporation of C.O.S. 7 December 1893 A/FWA/C/A/03/023 Administrative Committee minute book vol.23; Nov 1887-May indexed 1888 A/FWA/C/A/03/024 Administrative Committee minute book vol.24; May 1888-Dec indexed 1888 A/FWA/C/A/03/025 Administrative Committee minute book vol.25; Dec 1888-May indexed 1889 A/FWA/C/A/03/026 Administrative Committee minute book vol.26; Jun 1889-Feb indexed 1890 A/FWA/C/A/03/027 Administrative Committee minutes and papers Mar 1890-Feb vol.27; indexed 1891 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 FAMILY WELFARE ASSOCIATION (FORMERLY CHARITY ORGANISATION SOCIETY) A/FWA Reference Description Dates A/FWA/C/A/03/028 Administrative Committee minutes and papers Feb 1891-Jan vol.28; indexed 1892 A/FWA/C/A/03/029 Administrative Committee minutes and papers Jan 1892-Dec vol.29; indexed 1892 A/FWA/C/A/03/030 Administrative Committee minutes and papers Jan 1893-Dec vol.30; indexed 1893 A/FWA/C/A/03/031 Administrative Committee minutes and papers Dec 1893-Dec vol.31; indexed 1894 Enclosed A/FWA/C/A/03/031/02-03 A note on the Cautionary Card Nov 1900 and form for annual subscription n.d.
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