Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from initial interviews and research conducted in Melbourne for her PhD thesis. Notes concern the people and subculture of the Aboriginal community in Melbourne, links between urban and regional Aboriginal communities, the role of Aboriginal welfare agences (especially regarding attitudes to assimilation and integration policies), etc. Diane Barwick met with individuals from the Aborigines Advancement League, Aboriginal Welfare Board, and other government and community groups.

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Notes of interview with Professor Eileen Hoban, Board of Social Studies, 75 Royal Parade, Parkville. Subjects include the Housing Commission and the problem of insufficient affordable housing for Aboriginal Victorians; previous study on social conditions amongst Aboriginal people in Melbourne (probably refers to the 1950 study entitled 'The Dark People of Melbourne', commissioned by the Victorian Council of Social Services and carried out by the University of Melbourne's Social Studies Department); the names and contact details of other possible research contacts in welfare organisations;

Notes of interview with Mrs Jessie McLeod, Aborigines Advancement League. Subjects include Aboriginal Rights Association (Secretary - Miss Shirley Andrews); Periodical of the Victorian branch of the Aborigines Advancement League, entitled Smoke Signals; the Aborigines Advancement League Girls' Hostel and concerns about unmarried young women living in the city; close ties between Aboriginal families in Melbourne and those in regional Victoria; Phillip Felton's existing research into Aboriginal genealogies; community work undertaken by Pastor Doug Nicholls;

Notes of interviews with Mr Phillip Eric Felton, State Superintendent of Aboriginal Welfare Board, Victoria, and also with Mr West and Mr Taylor of the Aboriginal Welfare Board. Subjects include Aboriginal Welfare Board's attention to surveying and improving conditions in Aboriginal communities in country areas; close ties amongst Aboriginal families in Melbourne; Lake Tyers Station.

Notebook entries are dated 7-11 October 1960. Green soft-bound 'Tudor Senior Shorthand' notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from initial interviews and research conducted in Melbourne for her PhD thesis. Notes concern the people and subculture of the Aboriginal community in Melbourne, links between urban and regional Aboriginal communities, the role of Aboriginal welfare agences (especially regarding attitudes to assimilation and integration policies), etc. Diane Barwick met with individuals from the Aborigines Advancement League, Aboriginal Welfare Board, and other government and community groups.

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Notes of interview with Mr Phillip Felton, Aborigines Welfare Board, 12 October. Subjects include Pastor Doug Nicholls; Aborigines Advancement League; 'mixed marriages'; Diane Barwick's impressions of interview;

Notes of interview with Miss Crabtree, Senior Tutor, University Women's College, Parkville. Subjects include Aboriginal womens' occupations; metropolitan 'mixed-blood' Aboriginals;

Notes of a telephone conversation with Mrs McLeod, Aborigines Advancement League, 13 October, regarding obtaining a client list of Aboriginal people in Melbourne;

Notes of a walk through Fitzroy, 13 October;

Notes of interview with Miss Young, Brotherhood of St Laurence, Fitzroy, 13 October;
Notes of talk with Graham Shaw, Senior Design Architect, Housing Commission, Melbourne, 13 October;

Notes of interview with Stan Davey, 14 October. Subjects include Aborigines Advancement League Girls' Hostel; Church of Christ; Pastor Doug Nicholls; Harold 'Roo' Roberts; Fitzroy Aboriginal Football Club; cross-ties between urban and regional Aboriginal communities; Aboriginal leadership; Mrs Margaret Tucker and the Moral Rearmament movement; Harold Blair; issues regarding single Aboriginal women in the city; Lake Tyers Station;

Stan Davey notes also include notes of conversation with Beverley Briggs, Janie Mobourne, and and others at the Aborigines Advancement League Girls' Hostel;

Notes of interview with Pam Kennedy, 14 October. Subjects include Victorian Aboriginal Group and situation regarding regional conditions and the role of Save the Children Fund and other groups;

Miss Grylls, Save The Children Fund, 14 October. Subjects include Miss Grylls' role founding and organising the Save the Childrens' Fund, plus other biographical details; the Marks family in Dimboola.

Notebook entries are dated 12-14 October 1960. Green soft-bound 'Tudor Senior Shorthand' notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from initial interviews and research conducted in Melbourne for her PhD thesis. Notes concern the people and subculture of the Aboriginal community in Melbourne, links between urban and regional Aboriginal communities, the role of Aboriginal welfare agences (especially regarding attitudes to assimilation and integration policies), etc. Diane Barwick met with individuals from the Aborigines Advancement League, Aboriginal Welfare Board, and other government and community groups.

Diane Barwick's brief summary notes on the front cover:
SCF [Save the Children Fund] - Fitzroy - Miss Grylls;
Details of Church of Christ.

Contains notes from interviews with:
Miss Grylls (notes include names and details of Aboriginal families in Melbourne);
Beverley Briggs;
Stan Davey (telephone conversation);
Tania Harris (telephone conversation);
Pastor Nicholls (who led a Church of Christ service that Diane Barwick attended. Diane Barwick's notes about this service are included).

Notebook entries are dated 14-16 October 1960. Yellow spiral-bound 'Spirax' notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from initial interviews and research conducted in Melbourne for her PhD thesis. Notes concern the people and subculture of the Aboriginal community in Melbourne, links between urban and regional Aboriginal communities, the role of Aboriginal welfare agences (especially regarding attitudes to assimilation and integration policies), etc. Diane Barwick met with individuals from the Aborigines Advancement League, Aboriginal Welfare Board, and other government and community groups.

Names of interviewees and subjects of interviews:
Notes of a Church of Christ service attended by Diane Barwick. For further notes about this service see PhD Research Notebook III, inventory item BARI00292. Includes notes of talks with Pastor Doug Nicholls and Jack Nightingale. Subjects include brotherhood of St Laurence; Church of Christ; inner suburbs; policy of integration;

Tutors at the University Womens' College. Subjects include adoption of Aboriginal children;
Mrs R. H. Frederick, Aboriginal Scholarships Committee. Subjects include scholarship recipient Margaret Williams; attitudes to Aboriginal higher education; welfare groups and assimilation policies;

Mr West, Aboriginal Welfare Board. Subjects include Doug Nicholls;

Stan Davey, Aborigines Advancement League. Subjects include Doug Nicholls; Mrs Nicholls; group divisions; Davey-Nicholls relations; possible research directions for Diane Barwick; Church of Christ members;

Mrs McLeod, Aborigines Advancement League. Subjects include Aboriginal attitudes to Aboriginal Welfare Board.

Notebook entries are dated 16-17 October 1960. Yellow spiral-bound 'Spirax' notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from initial interviews and research conducted in Melbourne for her PhD thesis. Notes concern the people and subculture of the Aboriginal community in Melbourne, links between urban and regional Aboriginal communities, the role of Aboriginal welfare agences (especially regarding attitudes to assimilation and integration policies), etc. Diane Barwick met with individuals from the Aborigines Advancement League, Aboriginal Welfare Board, and other government and community groups.

Diane Barwick's brief summary notes on front cover read:
Pages 3-12, hostel girls;
Gruhn - film producer planning survey of Victorian conditions, pages 14-16;
BSL [Brotherhood of St Laurence] - important (see if [carbons] filed with families) - Booth, Clark, Lovett.

Contains notes of interviews with:
Stan Davey and Doug Nicholls. Subjects include names and biographical details of residents of the Aborigines Advancement League Girls' Hostel; survey of social conditions experienced by Aboriginal people in Victoria;

Miss Grundon, a Social Worker with the Children's Centre branch of the Brotherhood of St Laurence. Includes list of names and biographical information about Aboriginal people and families in Melbourne.

Notebook entries are dated 17 October 1960. Yellow spiral-bound 'Spirax' notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from initial interviews and research conducted in Melbourne for her PhD thesis. Notes concern the people and subculture of the Aboriginal community in Melbourne, links between urban and regional Aboriginal communities, the role of Aboriginal welfare agences (especially regarding attitudes to assimilation and integration policies), etc. Diane Barwick met with individuals from the Aborigines Advancement League, Aboriginal Welfare Board, and other government and community groups.

Diane Barwick's brief summary notes on front cover read:
West - Aboriginal Welfare Board's relations with League;
BSL [Brotherhood of St Laurence] Youth Clubs - detail.

Contains notes of interviews with:
Miss Grundon (subjects include Brotherhood of St Laurence Youth Clubs); Alan West (subjects include Aboriginal Welfare Board research regarding genealogies, reformatories, employment, etc. Includes client names and biographical details).

Notebook entries are dated 17-18 October 1960. Yellow spiral-bound 'Spirax' notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from initial interviews and research conducted in Melbourne for her PhD thesis. Notes concern the people and subculture of the Aboriginal community in Melbourne, links between urban and regional Aboriginal communities, the role of Aboriginal welfare agences (especially regarding attitudes to assimilation and integration policies), etc. Diane Barwick met with individuals from the Aborigines Advancement League, Aboriginal Welfare Board, and other government and community groups.

Diane Barwick's brief summary notes on front cover read:
Harold Roberts;
Aboriginal Scholarships.

Contains notes of interviews with:
Alan West. Subjects include Aboriginal Welfare Board and genealogies; Australian Aboriginal Council; Harold Roberts;

Tania Harris (Aboriginal Scholarships' Committee & Social Studies student) and Rosemary Scoullar, Aboriginal Scholarships Committee. Subjects include relations of Aboriginal Scholarships Committee with both Aboriginal Welfare Board and Aborigines Advancement League; names and biographical details of Aboriginal people in Melbourne;

Miss Sumner, Brotherhood of St Laurence. Subjects include Fitzroy Aborigines; relations between Aboriginal and white Australians.

This item also includes Diane Barwick's summary notes from Aboriginal Scholarship Committee files.

Notebook entries are dated 18-19 October 1960. Yellow spiral-bound 'Spirax' notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from initial interviews and research conducted in Melbourne for her PhD thesis. Notes concern the people and subculture of the Aboriginal community in Melbourne, links between urban and regional Aboriginal communities, the role of Aboriginal welfare agences (especially regarding attitudes to assimilation and integration policies), etc. Diane Barwick met with individuals from the Aborigines Advancement League, Aboriginal Welfare Board, and other government and community groups.

Diane Barwick's brief summary notes on front cover read:
Files and typed copies under names.

Contains notes of confidential Brotherhood of St Laurence welfare files concerning the families they helped in Fitzroy, Melbourne. Notes contain home addresses; names and ages of children; education and work histories; weekly wage amounts earned; extent and nature of contact with Brotherhood of St Laurence, and with State Schools Relief fund, Carry On Club, etc. Regarding confidentiality, Diane Barwick notes that information from these files was not to be used in any way that would enable families to be identified, or to be shared with the Aboriginal Welfare Board or any other welfare group. Notes compiled by Diane Barwick on 19 October 1960.

Family names: Lovett, Booth, McGuiness, Hyatt, King and Morgan.

Notebook entries are dated 19 October 1960. Yellow spiral-bound 'Spirax' notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her initial interviews and research conducted in Melbourne for her PhD thesis. Notes concern the people and subculture of the Aboriginal community in Melbourne, links between urban and regional Aboriginal communities, the role of Aboriginal welfare agences (especially regarding attitudes to assimilation and integration policies), etc. Diane Barwick met with individuals from the Aborigines Advancement League, Aboriginal Welfare Board, and other government and community groups.

Diane Barwick's summary notes on front cover read:
Origin of ARC [Aboriginal Rights Committee] - ties to Aborigines Advancement League;
McLean Report;
Hylus [Marimuthu] and Marge Tucker - in ARC;
Doug [Nicholl's] 'football hero' role with whites.

Interviewees:
Miss Shirley Andrews; Pam Kennedy.

Notebook entries are dated 18-20 October 1960. Yellow spiral-bound 'Spirax' notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her initial interviews and research conducted in Melbourne for her PhD thesis. Notes concern the people and subculture of the Aboriginal community in Melbourne, links between urban and regional Aboriginal communities, the role of Aboriginal welfare agences (especially regarding attitudes to assimilation and integration policies), etc. Diane Barwick met with individuals from the Aborigines Advancement League, Aboriginal Welfare Board, and other government and community groups.

Diane Barwick's summary notes on front cover read:
Dimboola - Aboriginal Welfare Board-SCF [Save the Children Fund] - initial antagonism, then support;
Description/Observation of BSL [Brotherhood of St Laurence] Youth Club;
Co-op [Co-operative] conditions at Cumeroogunga - trip.

Interviewees:
Pam Kennedy (Pam recommends cannery job in Dimboola to Diane Barwick in order to get to know the local people); Beverley Briggs; Ian Spaulding [Spalding?].

Notebook entries are dated 20-23 October 1960. Yellow spiral-bound 'Spirax' notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her initial interviews and research conducted in Melbourne for her PhD thesis. Notes concern the people and subculture of the Aboriginal community in Melbourne, links between urban and regional Aboriginal communities, the role of Aboriginal welfare agences (especially regarding attitudes to assimilation and integration policies), etc. Diane Barwick met with individuals from the Aborigines Advancement League, Aboriginal Welfare Board, and other government and community groups.

Diane Barwick's summary notes on front cover read:
Cumeroogunga - Visit with Davey and Bacon.

People whom Diane Barwick spoke to at Cumeroogunga:
Mrs Clarry Thompson; Mr [Addams].

Notebook entries are dated 23 October 1960. Yellow spiral-bound 'Spirax' notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her initial interviews and research conducted in Melbourne for her PhD thesis. Notes concern the people and subculture of the Aboriginal community in Melbourne, links between urban and regional Aboriginal communities, the role of Aboriginal welfare agences (especially regarding attitudes to assimilation and integration policies), etc. Diane Barwick met with individuals from the Aborigines Advancement League, Aboriginal Welfare Board, and other government and community groups.

Diane Barwick's summary notes on front cover read:
Vera [Bally] File (also with card);
Boas' information on - Roberts, Onus, Nicholls, etc;
Drink and hatred, page 26;
Page 27 Regional differences.

Interviewees:
Miss Aram of the Commonwealth Employment Service - Melbourne Women's Branch; Stan Davey; Ian Spaulding [Spalding?]; Philip Boas.

Also contains Diane Barwick's notes from A. L. West's confidential Western Australia study entitled 'Adjustment of Part Aborigines Trained on a Rural South West Mission.' Includes information about Elsie Melville (real name Vera Bally).

Notebook entries are dated 24-25 October 1960. Yellow spiral-bound 'Spirax' notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her initial interviews and research conducted in Melbourne for her PhD thesis. Notes concern the people and subculture of the Aboriginal community in Melbourne, links between urban and regional Aboriginal communities, the role of Aboriginal welfare agences (especially regarding attitudes to assimilation and integration policies), etc. Diane Barwick met with individuals from the Aborigines Advancement League, Aboriginal Welfare Board, and other government and community groups.

Interviewees:
Philip Boas; Stan Davey; Miss Crabtree (Senior Tutor, University Women's College, Parkville).

Notebook entries are dated 25-26 October 1960. Yellow spiral-bound 'Spirax' notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her initial interviews and research conducted in Melbourne for her PhD thesis. Notes concern the people and subculture of the Aboriginal community in Melbourne, links between urban and regional Aboriginal communities, the role of Aboriginal welfare agences (especially regarding attitudes to assimilation and integration policies), etc. Diane Barwick met with individuals from the Aborigines Advancement League, Aboriginal Welfare Board, and other government and community groups.

Diane Barwick's brief summary notes on front cover:
Meeting Bev [Beverley] and Lois Briggs.

Interviewees:
Mrs McLeod and Mrs Bryant; Beverley Briggs and Lois Briggs; unidentified taxi driver - Embassy Cabs; Marie Reay.

Also contains notes from Boas and Brown Report 1958, and notes from letters received from Lois Briggs, 10 November - 2 December.

Notebook entries are dated 26 October-2 December 1960. Yellow spiral-bound 'Spirax' notebook. This notebook is only half full.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Notebook entries are dated 20-24 December 1960. Book begins with detailed index of client names and subjects arising in fieldwork. Green 'Tudor' soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Notebook entries are dated 24-29 December 1960. Handwritten note on cover reads 'see also Book IV this period'. Book begins with detailed index of client names and subjects arising in fieldwork. Green 'Tudor' soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Notebook entries are dated 29 December 1960 - 2 January 1961. Book begins with detailed index of client names and subjects arising in fieldwork. Green 'Tudor' soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Notebook is labelled 'Recall Notes'. Entries are dated 26 December 1960 - 4 January 1961. Book begins with detailed index of client names and subjects arising in fieldwork. Green 'Tudor' soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 4-5 January 1961. Book begins with detailed index of client names and subjects arising in fieldwork. Green 'Tudor' soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 8-9 January 1961. Book begins with detailed index of client names and subjects arising in fieldwork. Green 'Tudor' soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 8-16 January 1961. Book begins with detailed index of client names and subjects arising in fieldwork. Green 'Tudor' soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 16-19 January 1961. Book begins with detailed index of client names and subjects arising in fieldwork. Green 'Tudor' soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 19-22 January 1961. Book begins with detailed index of client names and subjects arising in fieldwork. Blue and red soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 21-22 January 1961. Blue and red soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 23-25 January 1961. Blue and red soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 25-28 January 1961. Includes index of client names and subjects arising in fieldwork at front and rear of book. Book label and dates on front cover are almost illegible. Blue and red soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 27 January - 1 February 1961. Includes index of client names and subjects arising in fieldwork at front of book. Blue and red soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 2-4 February 1961. Includes index of client names and subjects arising in fieldwork at front of book. Blue and red soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 4-10 February 1961. Includes index of client names and subjects arising in fieldwork at front of book. Blue and red soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 10-13 February 1961. Blue and red soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 13-18 February 1961. Green 'Tudor' soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 18-21 February 1961. Green 'Tudor' soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 21-24 February 1961. Green 'Tudor' soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Entries are dated 24-26 February and 8-9 March 1961. Green 'Tudor' soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc.

Includes four sets of loose notes. Notebook entries are dated 17-18 March 1961, and loose notes are dated 21 March - 1 April 1961. Some pages of notes are duplicated by means of carbon paper. Notebook is half full. Green 'Tudor' soft-bound notebook.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc. Notes are in same format as those in second sequence of Research Notebooks.

Includes notes and hand-drawn seating plan from dance, probably in Fitzroy, 24 June 1961, and hand-drawn seating plan from Church of Christ service, Fitzroy, 25 June 1961. Notebook entries are dated 23-25 June 1961.

Red and brown 'C of A' soft-bound notebook. Notebook 'D' in this sequence is missing.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc. Notes are in same format as those in second sequence of Research Notebooks.

Notebook entries are dated 27 June - 4 July 1961. Red and brown 'C of A' soft-bound notebook. Notebook 'D' in this sequence is missing.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc. Notes are in same format as those in second sequence of Research Notebooks.

Includes many bundles of loose notes. Loose entries and notebook entries are dated 6-25 July 1961. Red and brown 'C of A' soft-bound notebook. Notebook 'D' in this sequence is missing.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc. Notes are in same format as those in second sequence of Research Notebooks.

Notebook entries are dated 26-28 July 1961. Includes notes of Sandringham concert and concert party, 26 July 1961. Many blank pages between entries.

Red and brown 'C of A' soft-bound notebook. Notebook 'D' in this sequence is missing.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc. Notes are in same format as those in second sequence of Research Notebooks.

Notebook entries are dated 21 July - 7 August 1961. Includes notes of Sandringham concert and concert party, 26 July 1961. See PhD Research Notebook 'E', inventory item BARI00328, for more notes about this concert.

Red and brown 'C of A' soft-bound notebook. Notebook 'D' in this sequence is missing.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc. Notes are in same format as those in second sequence of Research Notebooks.

Notebook entries are dated 8-15 August 1961. Includes many loose notes. Red and brown 'C of A' soft-bound notebook. Notebook 'D' in this sequence is missing.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc. Notes are in same format as those in second sequence of Research Notebooks.

Notebook entries are dated 16-31 August 1961. Includes many loose notes. Includes index of client names and dates on inside front cover. Paper clips used as place markers.

Red and brown 'C of A' soft-bound notebook. Notebook 'D' in this sequence is missing.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc. Notes are in same format as those in second sequence of Research Notebooks.

Notebook entries are dated 1-15 September 1961. Includes loose notes. Paper clips used as place markers.

Red and brown 'C of A' soft-bound notebook. Notebook 'D' in this sequence is missing.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes from her interviews and research conducted for her PhD thesis. Notes are from Diane Barwick's fieldwork carried out with Aboriginal people in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Also includes notes from files, newspaper clippings, etc. Notes are in same format as those in second sequence of Research Notebooks.

Notebook entries are dated 4-12 September 1961. Includes loose notes. Paper clips used as place markers.

Red and brown 'C of A' soft-bound notebook. Notebook 'D' in this sequence is missing.

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Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork notes. Mostly contains genealogical entries about Aboriginal people and families in Victoria, arranged by name. Index of genealogical entries at front of book. Also includes extracts and summaries from the files of Aboriginal welfare agencies and government departments, newspapers, etc, concerning Aboriginal people and organisations.

Genealogical entries contain names and ages of individuals and their children, brief family trees, marriage and divorce details, occupations, kinship ties, etc.

Red and brown 'C of A' notebook. 19 June 1961 is written on front cover.

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Notebook of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork notes. Contains brief genealogical entries about Aboriginal people and families at Lake Tyers Station, arranged by name. Index of genealogical entries at front of book. Genealogical entries include names and ages of individuals and their children, brief family trees, marriage and divorce details, occupations, kinship ties, etc.

Notebook also contains extracts and summaries from Aboriginal welfare agencies' files, newspapers, etc, as well as interview notes, concerning Aboriginal people and organisations. Interviewees include Kay Norris (teacher at Lake Tyers); Mr West (Aboriginal Welfare Board); Neville Lloyd.

Red and brown 'C of A' notebook. Interviews are dated 11 June - 15 September 1961.

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Notebook of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork notes. Contains Diane Barwick's notes of interview with Mr Cameron, 'white supporter of Harold Blair and Aborigines Welfare Association' [see inside cover of notebook].

Subjects include Harold Blair; Blair's choir; Aborigines' Welfare Association; names of Aboriginal people whom Cameron has met or helped (four page list); Aboriginal Welfare Board; trouble with Felton; prostitution; Aborigines Advancement League - Nicholls; and other subjects. Also includes entries concerning Cameron's views on or information about particular Aboriginal Victorians. Some entries are arranged by name and some names are written in red ink.

Also includes bundle of Diane Barwick's biographical index cards, regarding Aboriginal residents of Melbourne, Lake Tyers, etc.

Red and brown 'C of A' notebook. Interview dated 11 July 1961.

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Notebook of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork notes. Contains genealogical notes about Victorian Aboriginal individuals and families.

Includes lists of names and addresses obtained from census records. Sources include Censii for 1959, 1960 and 1961. Includes Aboriginal Welfare Board Census 1959, Australian Aboriginal Council Census 1959.

Also includes brief narrative entries and interview notes regarding numerous Victorian Aboriginal people. Information relates to peoples' residences, occupations, kinship ties, movements around Victoria, etc. Interviewees include Mr West (Aborigines Advancement League); Bob Lovett; Jeremy Beckett. Family names include Morgan; Nevin; Short, Longmore; and others.

Red and brown 'C of A' notebook. Interview with Mr West is dated 9 February 1962, other dates include December 1961. Date on cover reads 12 September 1961.

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Notebook of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork notes. Notes of a visit to Lake Tyers Station in September 1961. Includes interview notes and observations. Genealogical content concerns peoples' residences, occupations, kinship ties, movements around Victoria, etc. Back of notebook includes name chart, possibly of football team.

Family names of interviewees include:
Kirby; Harrison; Rule; Cedric Parsons; Mrs Noel Hood; Submanager Steiger; Cora Gilsenan.

Red and brown 'C of A' notebook. Notebook is half full.

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Notebook of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork notes. Contains notes of interview with Phillip Felton, and with Stan Davey, 20 December 1961. Index of names and genealogical matters arising during these interviews is written on inside cover of notebook.

Yellow 'Spirax' spiral-bound notebook.

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Notebook of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork notes. Contains notes from newspaper reports and interviews concerning Suzanne Burns. Also contains Echuca Contacts list and assorted genealogical notes from interview with Phillip Felton, 8 March 1961. Incomplete 'Children' index, with a single entry concerning the Burns family, written on inside cover of notebook.

Yellow 'Spirax' spiral-bound notebook.

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Notebook of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork notes. Contains notes from interviews that look to be with the Aboriginal people of Mooroopna. Interviewees include C. P. Huggard and Mrs Huggard. Subjects include Rumbelara [also spelt Rumbalara]; Doug Nicholls; and assorted genealogical references.

Yellow 'Spirax' spiral-bound notebook.

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Notebook of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork notes. Looks to be continuation of notes about Mooroopna and Rumbelara [also spelt Rumbalara], begun in Research Notebook in inventory item BARI00341. First half of notebook contains assorted genealogical references and family trees. Second half contains notes of interview with Charley Huggard, consisting of further genealogical entries with each family or individual name underlined. Interview dated 13 February 1961.

Yellow 'Spirax' spiral-bound notebook.

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Notebook of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork notes. Contains interview notes regarding Mooroopna. First entry begins 'Recall @ January 6 - Sitting at table - Mr and Mrs B'. Interviewees include Stan Davey, Mrs Atkinson, amongst others.

Cream 'Croxley' spiral-bound notebook.

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Notebook of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork notes. Contains notes from interview with Don and Joan Howe. Contains assorted genealogical references to Mooroopna people. For other Howe notes see Research Notebook in inventory item BARI00341.

Yellow 'Spirax' spiral-bound notebook.

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Notebook of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork notes. Small unidentified notebook contains rough notes on loose sheets. Interview notes, many crossed out, from assorted conversations, and also lists of daily expenses, also crossed out. Names include Conny Edwards, Merle Jac, George and Bev (Pearce), Elsie Amy Williams, amongst many others. Entries are dated 9-16 March.

Small green 'Embassy' soft-bound notebook.

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Notebook of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork notes. Contains Diane Barwick's handwritten outline of Victorian regions and Aboriginal welfare agencies she visited, events she attended, and people she had contact with for her PhD research. Also includes social events eg meals with Dick [Richard Barwick], book launches, etc. Contains brief overview of October 1960 - April 1961 period and detailed daily breakdown of activities June-December 1961.

Hardcover red 'Graphic' notebook.

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Notebook of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork notes. Contains Diane Barwick's handwritten outline of Aboriginal welfare agencies she visited, events she attended, and people she had contact with for her PhD research. Also contains social events eg shopping trips. Contains detailed daily breakdown of activities 4 February - 10 April 1962.

Yellow 'Spirax' spiral-bound notebook.

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Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject, annotated. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Work - Men'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject, annotated. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Religion'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject, annotated. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Cummera'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject, annotated. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'History - Cummera Strike - League'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes of interviews with research contacts and notes from written sources. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'White Informants and Interaction'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject, annotated. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Football - Sports'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject, annotated. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Briggs Network - Contacts'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject, annotated. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Briggs'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject, annotated. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Colour - Aboriginalities'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject, annotated. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Misc [Miscellaneous] census and information - Mostly Moo [Mooroopna] - includes Smiths'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copy of a page of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes created during initial stages of PhD research in Melbourne, Victoria.

Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Swan Hill - Tania Harris - Aboriginal Schol. [Scholarships Committee] October 18'. Possibly a duplicate of material in PhD Research Notebook VII, inventory item BARI00296.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject, annotated. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Education'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date, or details of written source. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Five loose carbon copy sheets of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians. Also contains notes of written sources. Main title is 'Swan Hill Abos'. First page features notes about 1862 Parliamentary Papers.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date, or details of written source. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's annotated notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Blair - Choir - Cameron'. Notes include reference to Ian Spalding.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's annotated notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject. Also contains notes of written sources. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Leagues'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Notes are mostly handwritten, some are typed. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's annotated notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject. Also contains notes of written sources. Also includes letter to Diane Barwick, signed 'I.'. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Hostel - Nicholls'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers and conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Notes are mostly handwritten, some are typed. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's annotated notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Attitudes to leagues, colour - Attitudes to govt [government], settlements'. Top sheet is entitled 'Davey's relations with darks', and duplicates a page from Diane Barwick's PhD Research Notebook XIII, inventory item BARI00302.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers, conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's annotated notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Nicholls'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers, conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's annotated notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'A.W.B. [Aboriginal Welfare Board]'. Includes reference to 'Book III - October 14-16, 1960'. See PhD Research Notebook III, inventory item BARI00292.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers, conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's annotated notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Whites - welfare - attitudes towards'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers, conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's notes of interviews with Aboriginal Victorians and other research contacts. Arranged by subject, annotated. Envelope containing the notes is labelled 'Employment - Women'.

Each page of notes features a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers, conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering. Mostly handwritten, also includes typed notes.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments. Housed in cream envelope.

Contains index cards of genealogical details pertaining to the Atkinson family, and Mrs Daisy Higgins. Includes references to Ellen Campbell. Also contains carbon copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD fieldwork, including notes of interviews with Mrs Atkinson, and other informants.

Carbon copies of fieldwork notes feature a name, probably of interviewee, and day and month date. Some also feature more detailed subject titles. Roman numbers, conventional numbers, and sometimes also letters, used for page numbering. Mostly handwritten, also includes typed notes.

Notepaper size sheets, some smaller fragments.

Inventory items BARI00377-78 (Series 6) and BARI00379 (Series 7) were originally housed adjacent to each other.

Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's PhD research notes regarding the Australian Aborigines Council, Harold Roberts, and other subjects. Includes handwritten notes of written sources and interviews, and also carbon copies of Diane Barwick's fieldwork notebooks dating from October 1961.

Loose note paper, index card size. Carbon copy sheets include page numbers, name of interviewee and date.

Inventory items BARI00377-78 (Series 6) and BARI00379 (Series 7) were originally housed adjacent to each other.