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King's College London Archives RBNA KING’S COLLEGE LONDON COLLEGE ARCHIVES Royal British Nurses Association Records RBNA1-4 Royal British Nursing Association Minute books and membership records RBNA1/1-6 Minutes of meetings of the General Council of the Royal British Nursing Association, 1887-1961 RBNA1/1 1887 Dec 1 – Minutes of meetings of the General Council of the 1894 Oct 19 Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA1/2 1895 Jan 11 – Minutes of meetings of the General Council of the 1902 Apr 25 Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA1/3 1902 May 14 - Minutes of meetings of the General Council of the 1918 Sept 27 Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA1/4 1918 Oct 26 – Minutes of meetings of the General Council of the 1923 Jan 25 Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA1/5 1923 Apr 26 – Minutes of meetings of the General Council of the 1931 Apr 24 Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA1/6 1931 Jul 17 – Minutes of meetings of the General Council of the 1961 Oct 20 Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. Also contains the minutes of the annual general meetings from 1947. Minutes of meetings of the Council after 1961 can be found in RBNA3/16- 17. RBNA2/1-2 Minutes of the annual general meetings of the Royal British Nursing Association, 1889-1911 RBNA2/1 1889 Jun 15 – Minutes of the annual general meetings of the 1911 Dec 11 Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA2/2 1917 Jun 17 – Minutes of the annual general meetings of the 1946 Jun 28 Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. DRAFTMinutes of annual general meetings from 1946 can be found in RBNA1/6 and RBNA3/16-17. RBNA3/1-17 Minutes of the meetings of the Executive Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association, 1887-1982 RBNA3/1 1887 Dec 7-1890 Minutes of the meetings of the Executive King's College London Archives RBNA May 1 Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA3/2 1891 May 22- Minutes of the meetings of the Executive 1895 Jan 4 Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA3/3 1895 Feb 1- 1897 Minutes of the meetings of the Executive Jun 4 Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA3/4 1897 Jul 2-1899 Minutes of the meetings of the Executive Dec 15 Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA3/5 1900 Jan 19-1905 Minutes of the meetings of the Executive Apr 14 Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA3/6 1905 May 19- Minutes of the meetings of the Executive 1910 Jun 8 Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA3/7 1910 Jun 8-1917 Minutes of the meetings of the Executive Jun 2 Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA3/8 1917 Jun 21- Minutes of the meetings of the Executive 1920 Dec 9 Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA3/9 1921 Jan 14-1924 Minutes of the meetings of the Executive Feb 14 Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA3/10 1924 Mar 28- Minutes of the meetings of the Executive 1928 Oct 19 Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA3/11 1928 Nov 16- Minutes of the meetings of the Executive 1933 Apr 21 Committee of the Royal British Nursing DRAFTAssociation. Volume. RBNA3/12 1933 Apr 21 Minutes of the meetings of the Executive (cont)-1938 Mar Committee of the Royal British Nursing 18 Association. Volume. RBNA3/13 1938 Apr 22- Minutes of the meetings of the Executive King's College London Archives RBNA 1943 Jan 15 Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA3/14 1943 Jan 15 Minutes of the meetings of the Executive (cont) –1947 Oct Committee of the Royal British Nursing 17 Association. Volume. RBNA3/15 1947 NOV 21– Minutes of the meetings of the Executive 1959 MAY 15 Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association. Volume. RBNA3/16 1964 Jan 17 - Minutes of the meetings of the Executive 1968 Jan 26 Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association, including the minutes of the Council and annual general meetings. Volume. RBNA3/17 1971 Jan 22 – Minutes of the meetings of the Executive 1982 Dec 4 Committee of the Royal British Nursing Association, including the minutes of the Council and annual general meetings. Volume. RBNA4/1-8 Royal British Nursing Association membership records RBNA4/1-4 1890-1966 Register of Nurses I: dates of registration of RBNA members, numbers 1-10,000. Also photocopy of this register, bound in three volumes. RBNA4/5 1888-1957 Register of Nurses II: roll of members, numbers 1- 9998, with index. RBNA4/6 1890-1908 Register of Midwives, numbers 1-431, with index RBNA4/7 1890 Mar 7- Registration Board minutes, including notes on the 1904 Jul 8 historical background. RBNA4/8 1904 Oct 14- Registration Committee: minutes 1923 Jun 18 There are also card indexes of RBNA members. RBNA5/1-20DRAFT Minutes of the Royal British Nursing Association sub-committees meetings and other volumes related to the Association, 1891-1961 RBNA5/1 1891 Jan 10-1906 Nursing Journal Editorial Committee: minutes Oct 24 RBNA5/2 1891 May 1- Minutes of sub-committees, including those King's College London Archives RBNA 1905 Nov 24 relating to Benevolent Schemes RBNA5/3 1905 Dec 11- Minutes of sub-committees, including those 1946 Nov 18 relating to Benevolent Schemes RBNA5/4 1895 Apr 18- Finance sub-committee: minutes 1909 Apr 28 RBNA5/5 1903 Feb 24- Auxiliary Nurses Society: minutes 1904 May 14 RBNA5/6 1912 Feb 26- Trained Nurses Annuity Fund: minutes 1931 Apr 23 RBNA5/7 1957-1965 Trained Nurses Annuity Fund: Salary book RBNA5/8 1919 Jan 16-1925 Princess Christian Memorial Committee: minutes Mar 12 RBNA5/9 1924-1927 Princess Christian Memorial Committee: accounts RBNA5/10 1919 Oct 15- Minutes of joint meetings of the Trained Nurses 1922 Jul 7 Annuity Fund and the RBNA Benevolent Fund RBNA5/11 1921 Apr 18- House Committee: minutes 1926 Nov 20 RBNA5/12 1929 Jun 12- Minutes of the League of Private Nurses 1949 Oct 18 RBNA5/13 1938-1940 Education and Finance Committee: agendas RBNA5/14 [1955] Journal of the RBNA address book RBNA5/15 1968 Dec-1969 Club receipts Aug RBNA5/16 1969-1970 Staff timesheets RBNA5/17 1917 Sept 25- Visitors book DRAFT1920 Dec 23 RBNA5/18 1921 May 21- Visitors book 1925 Oct 9 RBNA5/19 1930 Apr 18- Visitors book 1940 Mar 29 King's College London Archives RBNA RBNA5/20 1946 Jun 16- Visitors book 1961 Jun 29 RBNA6/1-5 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Reports and Accounts, 1887- 1996 RBNA6/1/1-39 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Reports, 1887-1996 RBNA6/1/1 1902 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/2 1913 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/3 1915 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/4 1916 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/5 1918 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/6 1926 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/7 1936 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/18 1953 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/19 1954 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/20 1959 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/21 1960 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/22 1961 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/23 1962 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/24 1963 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/25 1964 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/26 1965 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. DRAFT RBNA6/1/27 1966 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/28 1967 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/29 1966 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. King's College London Archives RBNA RBNA6/1/30 1967 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/31 1968 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/32 1969 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/33 1970 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/34 1971 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/35 1975 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/36 1978 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/37 1982 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/38 1983 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/1/39 1986 Royal British Nursing Association Annual Report. RBNA6/2/1-51 Royal British Nursing Association accounts, 1912-1996 RBNA6/2/1 1912 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/2 1914 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/3 1916 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/4 1919 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/5 1920 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/6 1923 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/7 1927 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/8 1929 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/9 1932 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/10 1933 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. DRAFT RBNA6/2/11 1934 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/12 1935 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/13 1936 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. King's College London Archives RBNA RBNA6/2/14 1937 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/15 1938 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/16 1944 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/17 1945 Royal British Nursing Association accounts. RBNA6/2/18 1946 Royal British Nursing Association accounts.
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