Contains:
'Vita'. Curriculum vitae that appears to have been completed in 1981;
'Vita'. Curriculum vitae that was completed on 13 September 1984.

Article about Diane Elizabeth Barwick's contribution to scholarship in anthropology and Aboriginal history, written by Carolyn Wadley Dowley in the early 1990s. It appears to have been published but details are unknown.

Assorted photographs and a newspaper clipping of Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Items in this inventory unit were collected by Diane Barwick or during Diane's lifetime.

Contains:

1. Alma Mater Society Student Pass 1958-59;

2. Portrait of Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Black and white, c.1959;

3. Brief biographical article including portrait, The Colonist, Victoria B.C., 1960;

4. Portrait of Dick and Diane Barwick. Black and white, c.1961;

5. Diane Elizabeth Barwick in academic robe. Black and white, c.1963?;

6. Portrait of Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Black and white, c.1965?;

7. Photograph of Diane Elizabeth Barwick and two others at a dinner at University House, Australian National University. Black and white, c.1980;

8. Diane Elizabeth Barwick at launch of 'Aboriginal History' journal?. Large black and white print, c.1977;

9. Diane Elizabeth Barwick at launch of 'Aboriginal History' journal?. Small black and white print, c.1977;

10. Printed montage of three portraits of Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Black and white. 1958-c.1975.

Photographs are housed in a yellow internal mail envelope. The photographs in inventory item BARI00004 were removed from this envelope.

Genealogical documents created by Diane Elizabeth Barwick, mainly MacEachern and Barwick family trees. Some of the family trees feature the date compiled (and amended, if applicable), as well as the names of sources.

Additionally this item includes a typed genealogical narrative with draft research notes, as well as historical references.

All documents are handwritten unless otherwise stated.

MacEachern family trees:
Descendants of John [Cowichan?] and Christina DeWitt;

Descendants of Joseph MacDonald and Flora [?] c.1905-1962 (two versions);

Descendants of James A. McEachern [sic] and Christina McCrae c.1808-c.1973 (three versions);

Descendants of Rodric DeWitt and Marie Bannett [two versions];

Descendants of William John Simpson Zelley and Elizabeth Susan Baker, c.1857-c.1969 [five versions];

Descendants of James O'Flynn and Catherine Daygle, c.1849-c.1960 [six versions];

Descendants of Alexander MacEachern and Elizabeth Macdonald;

ancestors of Diane MacEachern and Richard Essex Barwick [in brief].

Barwick family trees:
Absalom Barwick, c..1881-c.1961 [two versions];

Descendants of Essex [male] and Gough [female]; [two versions];

Descendants of Charles Gould and Catherine Essex, and Albert Barwick and Mary Katherine Ambler.

Genealogical narratives:
Typed draft entitled 'A Partial History of the Clanranald';

Historical notes about the Clanranald, beginning entry number 313, pages 1-7;

Brief genealogical notes, beginning 'Info Dad', compiled 12 October 1972 - 18 January 1973;

Brief historical references about early Scottish settlement in Canada, 1781-1829, beginning 'Gaudet A. Walthen', 2 pages.

Assorted items collected or acquired by Diane Elizabeth Barwick in the process of carrying out genealogical research. Includes legal documents, letters and photographs. Photographs are in black and white.

Includes:

Testimonial for Jack Barwick from The New Zealand Express Company Ltd, typed letter, dated 21 January 1926;

Testimonial for Jack Barwick by Archibald [Prinnie?], lately headmaster of Woolston School, handwritten letter, 13 June 1912;

Memorandum of mortgage between Albert Barwick and William Hawker, Canterbury, New Zealand, signed 19 November 1908;

Certificate of entry of birth for Mary Catherine Ambler, [County?] of Lanark, born 21 March 186[4?], with envelope labelled 'Marriage Certificate';

Certificate of entry of marriage between William Barwick and Sarah Hebden, in the Parish of Riddlesden, 17 December 1881;

Copy of entry in Register of Baptisms for Lena Barwick, in the parish of Riddlesden in the Country of York, baptised 21 April 1903;

Copy of entry in the Register-book of Deaths for Mary Catherine Barwick, district of Christchurch, died 21 December 1940;

Handwritten letter from Rod Barwick to Jack [Barwick], Detroit, Michigan, 13 April 1952;

Handwritten letter from Mary to Flora and all the McKeowns, Souris, Prince Edward [Island], 27 October 1963;

Handwritten letter from Flora McKeown to her brother Ronnie McEachern [sic], Mission City, British Columbia, 12 November 1963;

Invitation from Mr and Mrs John Barwick to their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary on 14 April 1905, Bridgeport, Connecticut. Addressee not specified;

Two small handwritten file notes pinned together, begin 'Rodney B. Barwick';

Small loose file note begins 'Info F#RBM';

Small loose file note begins 'Cliff & Mess'';

Small loose file note in red lettering;

Secondary Report Card, Diane Elizabeth MacEachern, grade IX, British Columbia Secondary Schools, September 1951 to June 1952;

Secondary Report Card, Diane Elizabeth MacEachern, grade X, British Columbia Secondary Schools, September 1952 to June 1953;

Certificate awarding Woss Lake and Kla-Anche Women's Institutes' Bursary for University Entrance to Diane Elizabeth MacEachern, 1955;

Certificate awarding Woss Lake and Kla-Anche Women's Institutes' Scholarship to Diane Elizabeth MacEachern, 1955;

Royal Canadian Air Force Certificate of Service for Diane Elizabeth MacEachern, Airwoman 2nd Class, issued 15 November 1956;

Payslip for Diane MacEachern, lunchmakers' helper, Canadian Forest Products Ltd, Camp W, 23 June 1956;

Request slips [three], University of British Columbia Library;

Photograph of house on new allotment. Person in middle ground, looks to be Diane Elizabeth Barwick. 'August 1969';

Photograph of family portrait of one man [seated] and three women [one seated]. Wording on attached Card begins 'Mrs C. Dean - Name: Reta Lister Dean, daughter of W. Barwick, Morton Banks, Keighley';

Class photograph, 'Ann Wesbrook Hall 1956-57'. Includes Diane Elizabeth Barwick. The people depicted in and also missing from the photograph are named on the back;

Assorted greeting cards including three congratulations' cards following the birth of Laura Barwick. Handwritten letter included in card from Irene and Charles Rowley;

Postcard to Mrs K. Barwick from Judith, 15 December 1983;

Postcard to Dick and Laura Barwick from Brian, 4 December 1986;

Early handwriting by Laura Barwick, begins 'Mothers Day', May 1981;

Picture by Laura Barwick entitled 'Laura (found paper and pencil - alone AM - 17 March 1974)'.

Colour photograph of two men and a woman, seated, in conversation and holding polystyrene cups, with five other people visible in the background. One of the men sitting down is Dick Barwick. The identity of the other people is unknown.

Assorted deposit slips, cheque-book butts, bank account statements, receipts, banking brochures and travel itinerary for Diane and Laura Barwick, 1977. Many items feature Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwritten notes to herself regarding book prices, titles, appointments etc. Loose material not listed.

Includes:
Bank of New South Wales deposit slips c1982-c1985;

University Co-operative Credit Society Ltd deposit slips c.1982-c.1983;

University Co-operative Credit Society Ltd (Savings Account) cheque book, c.1981-c.1982;

Itinerary, tickets and boarding passes for Laura and Diane Barwick in relation to a trip from Canberra, Australia, to Vancouver, Canada, 4 April [1977?] - 24 May [1977?]. Includes Laura's artwork, entitled 'Mom' [Beatrice MacEachern]. Enclosed in [Westpac] Wales Travel Service travel wallet.

Minutes and related papers from the Neighbourhood Children's Centre, a school attended by Laura Barwick when she was 4 or 5 years old. Diane and Dick Barwick served on the school committee. Records are housed in an envelope which reads 'Libby Smith - vestige of files - rest of information on schol [school?] long since checked aut [out?] for your collection.'

Includes:
Committee minutes from meetings held between 29 November 1977 and 3 October 1978. Includes agenda, lists of attendees and notes written by Diane Barwick;

Neighbourhood Childrens' Centre Information and Contact Sheet, December 1977;

Addendum to Constitution: Aims and Objectives of Co-operative School, 6 March 1978;

Standing Orders for Meetings of the Association.

Obituaries written about Diane Elizabeth Barwick by her colleagues and friends following her death. Mostly in typed draft form, some include handwritten additions and alterations.

Contains:
'ABC [Australian Broadcasting Corporation] Notes on the News' for 9 April 1986 by Robert ['Bob'] Reece, Senior Lecturer in History, Murdoch University of Western Australia;

'Obituary: Diane Barwick' by Jeremy Beckett;

Obituary written by Professor K. S. Inglis, Department of History, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University;

'Obituary - Diane Barwick', by Diane Bell, Social Justice Project, Research School of Social Sciences. Published in 'Australian National University Reporter, April [1986]. Photocopy, two copies.

Correspondence collected by Dick Barwick after Diane's death.

Contains:
Letter of appreciation from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Dr David Penney [Penny], 7 September 1983. Typed.

Programme of proceedings of graduation ceremony, held at the Canberra Theatre, Friday 13 May 1966, 2.15pm. Richard Barwick was a graduand at this ceremony.

This item contains assorted objects collected by Dick Barwick during his research trip to London in 1973.

Includes:
Business cards;
Hotel receipts;
Airplane tickets;
Mansell Publications' Catalogue of Books in Print featuring Dick Barwick's handwritten notes about natural history;
Obituary for James Wightman Davidson by H. E. Maude;
Small map of Imperial College, London;
'Gallery Plans and the Brief History of the Ashmolean Museum', University of Oxford 1972;
'Heffers map of Cambridge'.

Includes a 'Sothebys' envelope in which loose material is housed.

This item contains letters, aerogrammes and notes written to Dick Barwick by various colleagues, friends, and contemporaries, during his research visit to London in 1973.

Correspondents:
E. Reider (Secretary to Sir William Collins), D. L. Serventy, Diana Howlett, John Dodds, [Christine] E. Jackson, Anderson [the surname on a telex concerning Dick Barwick's nomination as ESA [Ecological Society of Australia] Councillor], Bill Gibson.

This item has been returned to the Barwick family.

This item contained eight letters and a Father's Day card sent from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to Dick Barwick. They are dated April-May 1973, when Diane Barwick was staying with family in Vancouver, Canada, and Dick Barwick was on a research trip in London, England. Includes envelopes.

Subjects include Barwick family outings, Laura's eating and sleeping patterns, contacts with colleagues and friends, academic developments in Canberra, shopping trips.

Envelopes also included:
Small colour photograph of man seated on brown sofa holding a baby [possibly Laura and her grandfather], dated '6 March 1973 - 5 weeks'. Contained in envelope post-stamped 26 April 1973;

Letter to Richard Barwick from Beverley Proud regarding meeting with Sir William Collins, March 1973. Contained in envelope post-stamped 14 April 1973;

News clipping about Dr David Lewis's attempted solo journey around the Antarctica, Canberra Times, 6 April 1973. Contained in envelope post-stamped 16 April 1973.

This item has been returned to the Barwick family.

This item contained a letter and two aerogrammes sent to Dick Barwick in London from Richard Barwick's parents in Otaki, New Zealand. Dated May 1973.

Subjects include Laura Barwick's development, family news, news of friends and colleagues.

Enclosed with letter were three obituaries for prominent New Zealanders published in the Wellington Evening Post in March and April 1973. Includes an obituary for Professor James Davidson, Professor of Pacific History at Australian National University.

Mostly contains correspondence to and from Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Includes letters she wrote to her family while living in Canada (1955-59). Also includes correspondence to and from friends and family in Canada dating from the 1960s. Includes letters, aerogrammes and greeting cards, roughly in chronological order.

Subjects include job offers and study prospects of Diane Elizabeth Barwick in 1959 prior to moving to Canberra, Diane Barwick and Dick Barwicks' purchase of a house in Canberra on 22 December 1969, and Aboriginal [Coranderrk?] letters and photographs dating from the 1860s consulted by Diane Barwick.

Correspondents (incoming and outgoing):
Audrey H. Hawthorn, Madeline Bronsdon, Cyril S. Belshaw, Shirley Suttles, Wilson Duff, W. E. H. Stanner, Wayne Suttles, Claire Baillargeon, Maurice and Tama [Copthorne?], H. [Harry?] B. Hawthorn, Margaret and Ian Currie, Carole [Coazens], Hyllus and Andrew [Marimuther?]

Other documents include:
'Preserving British Columbia's Prehistory', A Guide for Amateur Archaeologist, issued by the Archaeological Sites Advisory Board, Victoria, British Columbia, 1961;

Sacramento Anthropological Society, Announcement of New Publication, Southern Puget Sound Salish by Warren A. Snyder, c.1968;

'Raven Myths in Northwestern North American and Northeastern Asia' by Ann Chowning, reprinted from Arctic Anthropology, c.1953;

British Columbia Museums Association Constitution;

Assessments of and suggestions regarding Diane Barwick's PhD thesis. From Wayne Suttles, 8 December 1963, and H. Hawthorn, 1 April 1964;

Recipes;

Flier for 'Syesis', a new journal of the British Columbia Provincial Museum, 1968.

Class photograph of boys in uniform with teacher. Probably a school group. Handwritten initials beside one boy read [N.] G. B.. Handwritten names on reverse of photograph include '[N.] G. Barwick'. Some names written by Dick Barwick. Black and white.

Notecard, handwritten, addressed to Laura Barwick from Hal and Anne Scheffler. Reads 'Congratulations! You made an excellent choice of parents'.

Maroon memo pad featuring hand-drawn pictures and writing by Laura, entitled 'To Mummy and Daddy'. Sheets labelled A-I.

Three stencils of childrens' drawings. Brown paper, c.A5 size.

This inventory item contains an index card that reads 'Charmaine Green 12/11/85'.

Two objects have been removed from this inventory item and returned to the Barwick family. These objects are as follows:
A black and white photograph of two fossilized objects in the shape of platypuses. No dates or other details;
The insert from a cassette tape that reads (among other things) 'Side B China - R E Barwicks Recording'.

This item contains two notices to parents from Turner Primary School regarding upcoming events. Also contains a colouring-in picture of a wattle branch, entitled 'Week of the Wattle Colouring Competition'.

Extract from newsletter of some kind, probably from school attended by Laura Barwick. Features childrens' poems and stories. One A4 sheet.

Assorted personal papers, including:

Loose bank slips;
Butt of a cheque book;
Receipt for groceries;
Letter to Diane Barwick from Diane Barwick's orthodontist regarding her treatment, dated 13 December 1983;
List of science fiction titles by Andre Norton and other authors, addressed 'For Diane, a "kindred spirit"';
Extract of c.10 pages from a book entitled Australian Wine;
Bodley Head promotional flier for new novel by Georgette Heyer (undated);
Large folded piece of tissue paper;
'Bulletin to Parents and Students' from Melrose High School, 26 June 1986.

Sheets range from small to A1 size. This item, which includes small loose sheets, is enclosed in a mylar bag.

Item is drawn from a lock-clip file box of index cards and miscellaneous loose notes entitled 'South Australia - smallpox etc - printed sources - Eyre; Cleland; Wood; Mason; Taplen 1874, 1878, 1886 (Curr); Wood 1879; Moorhouse (see Hackett 1836); See Smyth 1876, McCasterton and L Alexand[er]; Worsnop; Gason; Cotton 1966'. Inventory items BARI01412-1416, and inventory item BARI01417 (Series 1), were originally housed in this box.

Poem written in pencil on a single A4 sheet. There are two versions of the poem, with the same title, one on each side of the sheet. The handwriting is possibly that of Laura Barwick.

Silverfish damage has obscured some of the text in this item.

Small leather case containing Diane Elizabeth Barwick's University of British Columbia library card, driver's licence dated 1964, and Better Business Buying card. Also includes small black and white portrait which appears to be of Richard Barwick, labelled '1/65 Canberra'. Also includes 5cent Canadian postage stamp.

Contains:
'Vita'. Curriculum vitae that appears to have been completed in 1965;
'Vita'. Curriculum vitae that was completed in 1966.

Originally housed in an annotated manila folder along with inventory items BARI01699-1700 and BARI01702-1707 (these items are located across Series' 1, 10 and 11). Folder is located in inventory item BARI01699 (Series 10).

Diane Elizabeth Barwick's Salary and Wages Returns and accompanying receipts and other related papers. Dates: 1964, 1966, 1967 and 1968.

Also contains numerous Salary Advice Slips.

Originally housed in an annotated manila folder along with inventory items BARI01699-1704 and BARI01706-1707 (these items are located across Series' 1, 10 and 11). Original folder is located in inventory item BARI01699 (Series 10).

Diane Elizabeth Barwick's Salary and Wages Returns and accompanying receipts and other papers for 1969.

Also numerous receipts, butts of cheque books, life insurance schedules, bank statements, and handwritten financial accounts and notes.

Originally housed in an annotated manila folder along with inventory items BARI01699-1705 and BARI01707 (these items are located across Series' 1, 10 and 11). Folder is located in inventory item BARI01699 (Series 10).

Diane Elizabeth Barwick's Income Tax Returns, and accompanying receipts and other papers for 1969-70 and 1970-71.

Also contains an envelope of assorted financial papers including Salary Advice Slips, receipts, butts of cheque books, bank statements, etc. Envelope is entitled 'Income Tax 1971-72 - book bills etc'.

Envelope also contains black and white photograph of William Charles Wentworth, and four-page handwritten list of names entitled 'DR REP'. Names appear to be of Aboriginal men, women and children, arranged in date order from 8/67 to 25/8/74.

Originally housed in an annotated manila folder along with inventory items BARI01699-1706 (these items are located across Series' 1, 10 and 11). Folder is located in inventory item BARI01699 (Series 10).

Four Salary Advice Slips for Diane Elizabeth Barwick and a stub from a University Co-operative Credit Society Limited cheque in Richard Barwick's name.

Mainly contains a list of plants in the Barwick garden, as well as assorted news clippings, a catalogue of an exhibition of paintings by Margaret Barwick, and a letter from [B?] MacEachern to Diane Barwick dated 16 April 1971.

This inventory item contains news clippings about the lease and sale prices of land in the suburb of Farrer, Canberra.

The following records from this inventory item have been returned to the Barwick family:
Topographical plan of the Canberra suburb of Farrer, with Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Richard Barwick's plot marked.

Price lists and advertising material for gardening equipment and homewares. Also includes a list of plants from the Barwick garden.

Price lists and advertising material for gardening equipment and homewares. Also includes diagrams of domestic features such as light fittings.

This inventory item contains price lists and advertising material for gardening equipment and homewares.

This inventory item includes five hand-drawn or printed interior house plans (photocopies). These plans look to relate to the Barwick family home at 10/2 Northbourne Flats, Canberra. The original documents have been returned to the Barwick family.

Assorted papers regarding renovations of the Barwick home. Includes cost and asset lists, interior house plans (photocopies), specifications of new fixtures, etc. Includes papers handwritten by Diane Elizabeth Barwick and by Richard Barwick.

This inventory item includes three house plans, and an Application for Loan with the Commonwealth of Australia (photocopies). These documents look to relate to Block 14, Section 10, Farrer, Canberra. The original documents have been returned to the Barwick family.

Edments Pty. Ltd Guarantee.

Two lists of furniture and furnishings in the Barwick home. Typed and handwritten.

Approximately A4 sized sheet.

Correspondence with members of the MacEachern and Barwick families. Includes letters, aerogrammes, a photograph and a news clipping, and notes of visits made by the Barwicks to California, Quebec and elsewhere.

Correspondents: Judith; Diane Elizabeth Barwick's Mom and Dad [Beatrice and Ronald 'Bear Tracks' MacEachern]; Patrick Borden; K. Barwick; Edna Borden; Pat and Annette.

Correspondence and insurance forms from Indiana Insurance Company regarding a claim by Diane Elizabeth Barwick following theft of a handbag from Nancy William's residence in Seattle, in June 1983.

Correspondents:
Eva Perret; Susan Dahlin to Eva Perret; Scottie Frayo; Dale P. Swanson to Eva Perret.

Originally enclosed in an Inter-Office Envelope, labelled by Richard Barwick.

Correspondence, obituaries and other papers from or about Diane Elizabeth Barwick's career.

Papers in this inventory item were found among Judy Inglis's papers and forwarded to Richard Barwick from Val Chapman.

Correspondents include:
Val Chapman to Richard Barwick;
W. E. H. Stanner to Dr H. C. Coombs;
Audrey Hawthorn to Richard Barwick;
Judith Wilson to Richard Barwick.

Originally housed in a manila envelope labelled 'D.E.B. [Diane Elizabeth Barwick]'.

One page illustration, and envelope featuring note which reads 'to you' in blue crayon.

Letter from Diane Elizabeth Barwick to 'Mrs Rigui' regarding academic assessment of Laura Barwick in the 1982 school year. Date: 17 December 1982.

Also contains a photocopied article from Woman's Day about treating sinus problems.

Envelope that features the words 'Laura B' and illustrations, in a child's hand. Envelope contains blank sheets. Originally also contained a handful of metal paper clips and a bulldog clip.

Includes many letters and aerogrammes sent to Diane Elizabeth Barwick from members of the MacEachern family in Canada, and the Barwick family in New Zealand. Some letters contain newspaper clippings.

Also includes a contest entry form from the Woman's Day magazine, completed by Laura Barwick.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder with inventory items BARI03020-21 (Series 10).

This item contains a fragment of an envelope that features five New Zealand postage stamps.

Also contains a sheet of illustrated wrapping paper. A1 size.

Two A1 sheets. Patterns are of leaves and birds respectively.

Incomplete 'NRMA' map which features Lake Burley Griffin and the surrounding suburbs in Canberra.

A1 size.

Postcard sent from Frankfurt, Germany, to Canberra, Australia. Date: c.1983.

'TDK D90' cassette tape. The tribute by Bob Reece on this cassette tape appears to have been recorded over an existing track entitled 'Sea Sounds'.

This inventory item contains:

Newspaper clipping about Diane and Richard Barwick. Article is written in 'who's who' style and includes a photograph of Richard and Diane Barwick. Text includes a reference to the Barwicks' affiliation with Australian National University. Inscribed note on clipping reads 'Chch [Christchurch] Press 9/2/63';

Invitation to the reception of Diane and Richard Barwicks' wedding, held 14/4/1961;

Newspaper clipping entitled 'Meeting 'Failure',' about a recent meeting between Mr and Mrs Dan Atkinson and Senator Cavanagh, the Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. Inscribed note on clipping reads: 'Canberra News Wed [Wednesday] 17.10.73'.

The manila folder in which the above records were originally housed is located in Inventory Item BARI03261, Series 4, Sub Series 4007 of the Barwick Collection.

Compact disc containing nine photographs of or including Diane Barwick. Includes photographs of Diane Barwick with friends and family. Photographs were taken at various times and in a variety of places.

Captions on photographs are as follows:
- Diane and Dolls House Bed
- Diane and John Calaby Family
- Diane and Laura
- Diane and Ronnie in Vancouver
- Diane + newborn Laura
- Diane in Bathurst
- Diane, Parents and Laura
- Diane
- Efke Meier and Diane - Park Ballarat

Inscription on the compact disc reads 'DEB [Diane Elizabeth Barwick] Photos from REB [Richard Essex Barwick] 4.9.09.' Inscription looks to be in Dick Barwick's hand.

Digital files in Jpeg format.