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CORY LIBRARY FOR HISTORICAL RESEARCH REGISTER OF DOCUMENTS NO. 29 ARCHIVES OF THE DIOCESE OF GRAHAMSTOWN R egister edited by J.M . Berning GRAHAMSTOWN 1 9 8 5 DIOCESAN ARCHIVES COLLECTION CONTENTS A. Manuscript and documents ............ page 4 B. Pictorial material ............... page 50 C. Pamphlets ............ page 56 0. Maps ........................ page 91 E. Periodicals . page 92 F. Books . page 99 G. Index ....................... page 115 The Archives of the Diocese of Grahamstown, consisting of manuscripts and documents, pictorial material, pamphlets, maps, periodicals and related books, were deposited in the Cory Library in May 1982 as a loan collection. This initial deposit excluded manuscripts and docu­ ments less than 30 years old, documents considered sensitive and property records still in use by the Diocese irrespective of age. It is the intention of the Diocese to deposit further material from time to time but it will continue to apply a 30 year rule. The conditions of deposit agreed between the Diocese and the University contain amongst others, the following clauses: (a) access to the Archives will be allowed to bona fide researchers of any race group at such times as the Cory Library is open. (b) items constituting the Archives shall not be removed from the Library save in exceptional circumstances and with the sanction of the Bishop. (c) items may be photocopied for purposes of private study and research provided that: (i) in the opinion of the Cory Librarian or Deputy Cory Librarian the items to be copied will not be damaged by the copying process; and (ii) no prohibition on copying has been imposed by the Diocese. (d) items may not be copied for purposes of publication or deposit in another repository without the permission of the Bishop. No list of the contents of the Diocesan Archives would be complete without a tribute to the work of H.M. Matthew, Diocesan Secretary, who was largely responsible for organising and listing the collection in the form in which it came to the Cory Library. We have re-arranged and regrouped material but Matthew's work still influenced both what is in the Archives and how it is presented. Entries in this Register retain references to the Archives Inventory (MSS and documents) and Library Volume [L.V.] Register (Books) begun by Matthew and continued by his successors. The Cory Librarians are grateful to the Diocese (and in particular to Right Rev. Kenneth Oram, Bishop of Grahamstown) for agreeing to deposit the Archives in the Cory Library, and to the present Diocesan Secretary, Mrs Barbara McGahey, for her assistance and advice. J M BERNING SEPTEMBER 1984 A. MANUSCRIPTS AND DOCUMENTS 1. ALDRED, John 7-1917 Missionary at St John's MS 16 743 Kabousie. Letters to Henry Kitton: a few early letters are from St Luke's New lands, most deal with affairs at St John's mission; a few letters are to Aldred not from him to Kitton. People mentioned include Miss Harding, Mrs Mitchell, & Mr Friedrichs, a German tailor. St John's (etc), 1859-1863. 6 folders 4to + 8vo MS (+ TS copies) Archives Inventory nos. A.865-6, 891, 893- 936, 938-940, 1594. 2. ARMSTRONG, John 1813-1856 Bishop of Grahamstown MS 16 723 Notes in South Africa: passages omitted from the version published by T.T. Carter in his Memoir (p 271 - 362) and supplied to H.M. Matthew by the S.P.G. n.p., Dec. 1955. 2p fcp TS Archives Inventory no. A.623. 3. — Papers: extracts from the records in Lambeth MS 16 753 Palace Library relating to Armstrong's Letters Patent. rLondon], 1951. 3p 4to + 8vo MS Archives Inventory no. A.958. 4. — Sketch book: pencil drawings of people and MS 16 652 buildings in England, with misc. notes. n.p., n.d. 1 vol 4to MS 5. B ADNALL, Hopkins Archdeacon of the Cape MS 16 764 Marriage: copy of the St Mary's Church (P.E.) record of his marriage to Sarah Elizabeth Smith on 27 February 1854. Port Elizabeth, 20.7.1956. 1p 4to TS (+ MS) Archives Inventory no. A.1230. 6. — Papers: (1) Letters to Bp. Merriman and Bp. MS 16 682 West Jones on Dean Williams' case and Bp. Colenso; (2) Judgement in the Grahamstown Diocesan Court in the Williams case. Various pi., 19.6.1878 - 11.8.1879. 2 folders fcp + 8vo MS Archives Inventory nos. A.174-180, 358. 7. BANKS, Frederick 7-1874 Headmaster of St MS 16 676 Andrews College. Letters: to Bishop Cotterill, about the affairs of St Andrews College, its relationship with the Cathedral Grammar School and related matters including missionary training. People involved include F.Y. St Leger. Various pi., 1859 - 1860. 9 letters + 2 memoranda 4to + 8vo MS Archives Inventory numbers A.134-144. 8. BARROW, James [18057] - 1891. Colonial Chaplain. MS 16 653 Licence and Declaration: (a) Licence to officiate and have the cure of souls at Bathurst and (b) Declaration of conformity to the Liturgy of the United Church of England and Ireland. Licence issued by Robert Gray, Bishop of Cape Town and Declaration made before him. Cape Town, 13.10.1848. 2p fcp PR + MS With the Bishop's seal. 9. — Papers: (1) ordination certificates; (2) MS 16 687 document appointing Barrow and Merriman as commissaries for Bishop Cotterill; (3) letter from Barrow to H. Kitton on marriage regula­ tions (1859). Various pi., 1832 - 1859. 1 folder fcp + 4to MS (+ seals) Archives Inventory No. A.199. 10. BARTHOLOMEW, John MS 16 803 S.S. Simon & Jude Church, Peddie - notes on the church written by an old Peddie worthy and copied by H.M. Matthew. Grahamstown, 8.10.1958. 2p fcp TS Archives Inventory no. A.1566. 11. B ENHAM, William MS 16 838 Record of the proceedings at the Lambeth Conference, 1867. n.p., reprinted from the "Guardian", 1878. 59p fcp PR 12. BOARDMAN, William 1775-1825 Settler Priest MS 16 808 Notes: on Boardman and his children by C.J. Wyche, with added comments. n.p., n.d. 1 p 4to MS Archives Inventory no. A.1575. 13. BOND, H[annah) R[adcliffe] Missionary at St MS 16 739 Luke's New lands. Papers: (i) complaint from George Wood & Sons about an unpaid bill for "missionary effects" (1862); (ii) letter to Henry Kitton about ber resignation from Newlands Mission (1860). Grahamstown & Newlands, 1860-1862. 1 folder 4to MS Archives Inventory nos. A.861-62. 14. BOOTH, Edward Diocesan Treasurer. MS 16 724 Letters to Henry Kitton: on financial affairs involving the Diocese, the S.P.G. and the mission and other worK under Kitton's care. Grahamstown, 4.12.1858 - 7.8.1861. 2 folders 4to + 8vo MS Archives Inventory nos. A.624-649. 15. BOWKER, R B S MS 16 648 Our home church: St Michael and All Angels, Middleton. n.p., n.d. [c.1960?]. 1 broadsheet elephant MS With pen-and-ink and water-colour illus­ trations. 16. BRIGHT, William 1824-1901 Canon of Oxford MS 16 767 Letter: to A.T. Wirgman about issues raised in his book The Church and civil power. O xford, 16.4.1894. 3p 8vo MS Archives Inventory no. A.1240. 17. BROEDELET, A C Missionary at St MS 16 738 Marks. Letters to Henry Kitton: his arrival at St Marks and his dismissal from the mission. St Marks & Dohne, 24.8.1861 - 24.4.1863. • 2 letters 4to MS Archives Inventory nos. A.859-860. 18. BULLOCH, W T MS 16 845 Letter to "My dear Lord": about the declaration and oaths to be made by W.W. Jones before his consecration as Bishop of Cape Town. London, 24.12.1873. 2p fcp MS 19. BULWER, Cyril Edwin Earle Canon of St Johns MS 16 774 Papers: (i) History of the Xhosa language and literature: the contribution of the Church of the Province of S.A. (typescript and as published in S.A. Outlook); (ii) The Rev. C.E. Earle Bulwer by Rev. G.W. Ashby (as published in S.A. Outlook). n.p. + Lovedale, 1957 + 19537 1 folder fcp TS + PR Archives Inventory nos. A.1397 + 1577. 20. CALLAWAY, Godfrey S.S.J.E. MS 16 849 The Native problem in South Africa and its challenge to Christianity. Oxford, S.S.J.E., (1927). 12p 4to PR 21. CATHEDRAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Grahamstown. MS 16 780 Papers: (1) Minute book 8 accounts (1848- 49); (2) loose papers incl. specifications 8 tenders, bills, correspondence, land issues, use of the buildings as the Analytical Laboratory. Various pi., c. 1844-1909. 5 folders misc. MS (+ TS) Archives Inventory nos. A.1418-25, 1427-37, 1440. 22. CHRIST CHURCH. Alexandria MS 16 782 Papers: (1) letter about the original land grant in Alexandria; (2) Centenary brochure (1960). Alexandria, 1889-1960. 1 folder fcp + 4to MS + TS + PR Archives Inventory nos. A.1442, 1580. 23. CHRIST CHURCH. Grahamstown MS 16 779 Papers: (1) about Rosa Wright's will and the Trust Deed; (2) about attempts to create a separate parish. People involved include Bishops Cotterill 8 Merriman 8 Dean Williams. Grahamstown (etc), c.1866 - 1878. 2 folders misc. MS + PR Archives Inventory nos. A.1403 - 1417. 24. — Papers: (1) Dean Williams' objections to Rev. MS 16 817 M. Norton "ministering" at Christ Church (1877); (2) correspondence between the Trustees and Bishop Cornish about the Declaration required of incumbents by the Trust Deed and in particular Canon M. Norton & Rev. W.J.H. Banks (1913). Grahamstown, 1877 - 1913. 1 folder fcp + 4to MS + PR Archives Inventory nos. A.1612-15. 25. CHURCH OF THE PROVINCE OF SOUTHERN AFRICA. MS 16 837 Church of the Province of South Africa, Anglican, 1870 - 1970: [centenary brochure].
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  • Anglican Diocese of Grahamstown

    Anglican Diocese of Grahamstown

    Anglican Church of Southern Africa Diocese of Grahamstown The Bishop of Grahamstown The Rt Reverend Ebenezer St Mark Ntlali P O Box 181 • Grahamstown • South Africa • 6140 • email: [email protected] Tel. Home (+27) (0)46-622 2500 Office (+27) (0)46-636 1996 • Fax (+27) (0)46-622 5231 Special Ad Clerum on the Coronavirus Pandemic 20 March 2020 01/2020 OFFICE OF THE BISHOP OF DIOCESE OF GRAHAMSTOWN IN CHAPTER: GUIDELINES FOR MANAGEMENT OF CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) The whole world is on alert as we face the outbreak of the coronavirus and, therefore we, together with Chapter, have met on Wednesday, 18 March 2020, to prayerfully seek God’s guidance. As Christians we trust God and continue to pray for an end to the spread of this virus. Let us use the rest of the Lenten season as a time of fasting and prayer - praying for God’s mercy and guidance and a special awareness of God’s presence. If we are not able to fast throughout, we ask that Fridays at least be kept as a day of fasting and prayer. The South African Government has announced preventive measures through the statement of Mr Cyril Ramaphosa, our President. Archbishop Thabo Makgoba, the Metropolitan of the Anglican Church of Southern Africa has also responded with some general suggestions for our services, worship and pastoral care. Please read these and make yourselves aware of the content. However, our contexts are different, and it is therefore important for the Diocese of Grahamstown to reflect on our practices in consultation with measures and suggestions already shared in our communities.