Papers regarding Diane Elizabeth Barwick's contribution to the volume of essays edited by Ian Keen and published in 1988. Diane's article, entitled 'Aborigines of Victoria', was a reprint of an article published in The Aborigine Today, edited by Barbara Leach and published in 1971.

Contains:
Correspondence;
Diane Barwick's rough drafts of a historical introduction to her submitted article;
A typed draft of the article (using a different title) sent to Diane Barwick to proof read.

Correspondents:
Ian Keen; Jeremy Beckett ['Jem'].

Correspondence and working drafts of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's 400word entry entitled 'Aboriginal Reserves' in the Australian Bicentennial History. Also includes blank Copyright form, blank 'Information about Contributors' form, and newsletter entitled 'Australia 1788-1988: A Bicentennial History', dated 1984. Working drafts include handwritten notes, annotated typescripts, and a typed draft of the article sent to Diane to proof read.

Correspondents:
Graeme Aplin; Stephen Foster; Michael McKernan.

Item contains:
Book review entitled 'Earliest racial tensions' by Stuart Sayers, published in the Age 12 February 1983. The subject of the review is Historical Records of Victoria: Foundation Series, volume 2A, The Aborigines of Victoria 1835-39, editor-in-chief Michael Cannon, Victorian Government Printing Office. Marginal note reads 'Diane - Have you brought this? If you do may I see it sometime, Sally';

Typed rough-draft versions of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's review of 'In Lieu of a Review: Clues to Aboriginal Biography' in Historical Records of Victoria for Push from the Bush, 1983. Appears incomplete.

Assorted papers concerning an article entitled 'Art, Aborigines and Chinese: A Nineteenth Century Drawing by the Kwatkwat Artist Tommy McRae' by Carol Cooper and James Urry. Alternative spelling of 'McRae' is 'McCrae'.

This item opens with an undated memorandum on Australian National University letterhead, addressed to 'Diane' from 'Jim' [probably Jim Urry].

'Art, Aborigines and Chinese: A Nineteenth Century Drawing by the Kwatkwat Artist Tommy McRae' by Carol Cooper and James Urry was published in Aboriginal History, Vol 5, 1981.

Diane Elizabeth Barwick undertook biographical research for 'Art, Aborigines and Chinese: A Nineteenth Century Drawing by the Kwatkwat Artist Tommy McRae', and also acted as referee. It appears that her name was included as co-author of an earlier version of the article.

Includes:
Correspondence between James Urry ['Jim'] and Diane Barwick, March-c.April 1982. Includes typed and handwritten letters;

Draft copies of 'Art, Aborigines and Chinese: A Nineteenth Century Drawing by the Kwatkwat Artist Tommy McRae'. Drafts are heavily annotated and include additional research notes by Diane Barwick.

Draft extracts about the history of Tommy McRae and his family in Victoria in the nineteenth century. Author of extracts appears to be Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Includes pages of text labelled 'B' to 'X'.

This item opens with page 'C' which features footnote 'N'. This footnote features an extract from the minutes of a meeting of the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines, dated 14 July 1863.

Contains typed sections of text pasted together and annotated by hand.

Papers in this item are housed in an envelope which features the Australian National University imprint. Envelope features several handwritten notes including one by Diane Barwick which reads 'Keep - last half of McRae before cutting'.

Large set of notes on assorted subjects. The author of these papers appears to be Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

This item opens with an oversized map of the Murray River area in northeastern Victoria, including Shepparton, Wangaratta and Albury-Wodonga.

Subjects of papers in this item include the artwork and life history of Kwatkwat artist Tommy McRae, and the history of the Aboriginal communities whose lands became known as the Ovens Mining District. One group of papers in this item begin with a title page that reads 'Tommy McRae: A Nineteenth Century Kwatkwat Artist', by Diane Barwick and Carol Cooper.

This item also appears to include papers about the history of the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines and related subjects.

No publication details are included.

The main format of papers in this item is sections of typed notes pasted together. The item includes multiple page sequences and multiple sets of draft footnotes. Also contains loose notes regarding historical sources.

Draft, annotated extracts of an article about the artistic representation by Tommy McRae of Chinese miners and local Aboriginal people on the Victorian goldfields in the 1850s. The title of this article appears to be 'Aborigines and Chinese on the Victorian Goldfields: An Artist's Impression (Perspective?)'.

The author is not named. Handwriting on documents in this item includes that of Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

This document appears to be another version of Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Carol Coopers' article about the artwork of Tommy McRae, which appears in inventory item BARI00097.

Includes Appendices, Footnotes and Bibliography, as well as loose notes regarding historical sources, and lists of drawings by Tommy McRae and others.

Papers in this item are enclosed in an inter-office envelope addressed to Diane Barwick. The back of the envelope features a handwritten note by Diane Barwick that reads '[Stughs?] of Carol's catalogue'.

Draft historical narrative by Diane Elizabeth Barwick and research material related to the history of Tommy McRae.

Contains:
Extracts of two historical narratives about Tommy McRae. First page begins 'Substitute for pages 2-5'. Parts of one of these narratives are incorporated into the article about Tommy McRae in inventory item BARI00095 (Series 30). Photocopied, incomplete;

Draft typed version of letter from Diane Barwick to James Urry, 30 March 1982, about Tommy McRae article. Duplicate of letter in inventory item BARI00095. Photocopy;

Article entitled 'Aborigines and Chinese on the Victorian Goldfields: An Artist's Impression', annotated by Diane Barwick, photocopied. Duplicate of article in inventory item BARI00098;

'Tommy McRae, Aboriginal Artist' by Charles Barrett, The Victorian Naturalist September 1935, volume 52(5). Includes McRae's illustration of two Chinese men in flight. Photocopy.

Typed drafts of articles about Kwatkwat artist, Tommy McRae.

Contains:
Extracts of an article in draft format. Article begins with a section heading 'The Impact of Mining in the 1850s'. Other section headings include 'Victorian Aboriginal Policy in the 1860s and 1870s', 'The Consequences of Official Policy in the 1880s', and 'McRae's life in the 1890s'. Also an Appendix entitled 'Catalogue of Works by Tommy McRae'. There are two versions of the Appendix. Sections of typed text pasted together, annotated by Diane Barwick;

Article in draft format entitled 'Tommy McRae: A Nineteenth Century Kwatkwat Artist' by Diane Barwick and Carol Cooper. This is different to the article with the same name in inventory item BARI00097. Begins with a document entitled 'Footnotes to Barwick and Cooper'. This article consists of typed sections of text pasted together.

Two typed extracts of narrative about the history of Tommy McRae. Each consists of less than one A4 sheet. Subjects include early anthropological work undertaken amongst Victorian Aborigines.

Author is unknown but may have been Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Diane Barwick's notes from the Symposium on Boundaries and Connections in Aboriginal Societies of South-Eastern Australia, Department of Prehistory and Anthropology, Australian National University, Monday 27 April 1981.

Contains typescript copy of Diane Barwick's conference paper entitled 'Boundaries and the Kulin of Victoria'. Includes section on historical sources used. Also includes Diane Barwick's handwritten conference notes, draft and final copy of symposium programme, various maps and charts, and letters.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder in which inventory item BARI00133 (Series 30) was also housed.

Contains draft copies of one or more pieces of writing. Subjects include Chief Protector George Augustus Robinson, marriage patterns amongst the Kulin people, Benalla, etc. Consists of typed, pasted extracts, mostly on A4-sized sheets, which are heavily annotated and arranged in several narrative sequences. Amongst papers is a title sheet that reads 'Nanny's Story: New Evidence About The Impact of the Overlanders in Northeastern Victoria'.

This item, or parts of it, may be draft versions of the article by Marian Aveling (later known as Marian Quartly) and Diane Barwick entitled 'Nanny's Story: Reconstructing the Impact of Early Pastoralism in the Murray Valley'. A draft copy of 'Nanny's Story' can be found at inventory item BARI00070 in Series 3.

Top sheet in this item features bibliographic references and is entitled 'Refs [References] in Carnegie'.

Originally housed in an unlabelled manila envelope.

Contains a loose collection of typed and pasted extracts of draft narrative, handwritten notes, and annotated bibliographic extracts. Includes a post-it note labelled 'Aveling Drafts' written in Dick Barwick's hand.

This item, or parts of it, looks to contain draft versions of the article by Marian Aveling (later known as Marian Quartly) and Diane Barwick entitled 'Nanny's Story: Reconstructing the Impact of Early Pastoralism in the Murray Valley'. A draft copy of 'Nanny's Story' can be found at inventory item BARI00070 in Series 3.

Various sheet sizes. Originally housed in an unlabelled manila folder.

Contains a loose collection of typed and pasted extracts of draft narrative, handwritten notes, and a photocopied narrative entitled 'Mk [Mark] II comments ret. [returned?] 1/2/83 detailed'. Inventory item BARI01215 includes a post-it note labelled 'Aveling Drafts' written in Dick Barwick's hand.

This item, or parts of it, looks to contain draft versions of the article by Marian Aveling (later known as Marian Quartly) and Diane Barwick entitled 'Nanny's Story: Reconstructing the Impact of Early Pastoralism in the Murray Valley'. A draft copy of 'Nanny's Story' can be found at inventory item BARI00070 in Series 3.

Various sheet sizes. Originally housed in an unlabelled manila folder.

Contains sections of draft version of a report by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'The Wiradjuri of Albury, N. S. W. [New South Wales] - and the Problems of Writing Local History (Report for Albury and District Local Aboriginal Land Council)', dated 16 January 1985.

Narrative is interspersed with photocopied research articles, Diane Barwick's letters to Desmond Walsh (Sites Recorder for Albury and District Local Aboriginal Land Council), and her notes made from secondary research material.

Typed, pasted extracts.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder. A4 sheets.

Contains sections of draft version of report by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'The Wiradjuri of Albury, N. S. W. [New South Wales] - and the Problems of Writing Local History (Report for Albury and District Local Aboriginal Land Council)', dated 16 January 1985.

Narrative is interspersed with photocopied research articles, Diane Barwick's notes made from secondary research material, and other similar material.

Typed, pasted extracts.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder. Mostly A4 sheets.

Contains sections of draft version of report by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'The Wiradjuri of Albury, N. S. W. [New South Wales] - and the Problems of Writing Local History (Report for Albury and District Local Aboriginal Land Council)', dated 16 January 1985.

Also contains Diane Barwick's research notes, which include genealogical data entitled 'Howitt-Wiradjuri'.

Typed, pasted extracts.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder. Mostly A4 sheets.

Contains assorted set of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's research notes and sections of draft narrative about the Port Phillip Protectorate. Subjects include William Thomas, biographical notes and family trees about Aboriginal people of Victoria, eg the Woiworrung.

Also includes a biographical entry about the Yarra Yarra chief, William Barak, by Patricia Marcard, plus Diane Barwick's comments about an earlier draft of the Barak entry. Typescript version.

A4 and smaller sheets.

Contains Diane Elizabeth Barwick's draft narrative and research notes about Aboriginal history and languages.

This item includes:

Extract from a draft historical narrative. Subheadings include 'Victorian Aboriginal policy in the 1860s and 1870s', and 'McRae's life in the 1890s'. Probably a draft version of an article by Diane Barwick and Carol Cooper about the life and art of Tommy McRae and the history of the Aboriginal people of the region that came to be known as the Ovens Mining District. Consists of typed, pasted extracts;

'The Wiradjuri of Albury, N. S. W. [New South Wales] - and the Problems of Writing Local History' (Report for Albury and District Local Aboriginal Land Council). Dr Diane Elizabeth Barwick. 16 January 1985. Two typescript copes and assorted loose notes;

Annotated extracts from the writings of John Francis Huon Mitchell. Includes extracts from An Aboriginal Biography, Aboriginal Dictionary (Woradgery tongue), etc. Also includes handwritten notes.

A4 and smaller sheets.

Correspondence regarding Diane Elizabeth Barwick's entry on William Cooper, Aboriginal leader, for the Australian Dictionary of Biography. Correspondents include: Peter Read (in his capacity as Co-worker of Link-Up); Bede Nairn; James Maher.

This item also contains:
Multiple draft versions of the biographical entry on Cooper;

Photocopied photograph entitled 'Willie Hamilton and Wife - Goulburn Tribe';

Family trees.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Includes manila folder in which item was originally housed, which features Richard Barwick's list of original contents.

Assorted documents regarding a paper by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'Current Developments in Aboriginal History'. Paper was presented at the Jubilee Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science Congress held in Adelaide in 1980. Correspondents are: Isabel (probably Isabel McBryde); A. J. Youngson. Item includes Congress Programme for Section 26: History.

For typescript copy of 'Current Developments in Aboriginal History' see inventory item BARI00069 (Series 3).

Mostly A4 sheets. Includes manila folder in which records were originally housed, which features Richard Barwick's list of original contents.

Mostly contains rough drafts of a paper by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'Current Developments in Aboriginal History'. Paper was presented at the Jubilee Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science Congress held in Adelaide in 1980. Item includes typescript draft of paper provided by Diane Barwick to W. E. H. Stanner.

Also includes letters to and from Ian D. Brice about the conference.

For typescript copy of 'Current Developments in Aboriginal History' see inventory item BARI00069 (Series 3).

A4 and foolscap sheets, and small fragments. Originally housed in a manila folder which features Richard Barwick's list of original contents. Folder is located in inventory item BARI01511.

Draft of Diane Barwick's lecture entitled 'Oral History', delivered to students from Lewis and Clark College, Portland, Oregon, who were visiting the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies in 1984. Typed, annotated draft. Diane Barwick delivered this lecture and also one entitled 'The White Invasion' on 14 February 1984. Item also contains administrative papers about the student visit.

This item also contains a photocopied extract from a narrative on subjects including Kulin people and society, John Batman's 'intrusion' into Kulin territory and the 1835 'treaties' with leaders of clans near Melbourne, etc. Title and other details of narrative are unknown. Six photocopied pages.

Mostly A4 and foolscap sheets. Originally housed in a manila folder which features Richard Barwick's list of original contents. Folder is located in inventory item BARI01511.

Contains draft copy of an informal paper given by Diane Elizabeth Barwick in the 'Human Demography' section of 'The Three Demographies - An Interdisciplinary Discussion', held Canberra, 9 June 1978. Three typed pages.

This item also contains a programme for this event.

A4 sheets. Originally housed in a manila folder which also housed inventory items BARI01518-19 (Series 30). Folder features a partial list of contents written by Richard Barwick, and is located in inventory item BARI01518.

Conference paper by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'Making a Treaty: The North American Experience'. Presented at Jubilee Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science Congress held in Adelaide in 1980. Also contains draft version of same, correspondence, and research material regarding Canadian Treaties.

Correspondent is John F. Leslie.

A4 sheets. Includes manila folder in which documents originally housed, which features a list of contents written by Richard Barwick.

Draft version of conference paper by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'Making a Treaty: The North American Experience'. Presented at Jubilee Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science Congress held in Adelaide in 1980.

A4 sheets. Includes manila folder in which documents originally housed, which features a list of contents written by Richard Barwick.

Papers regarding Diane Elizabeth Barwick's contribution to the Year Book, 1984, One Hundredth Volume. Includes submitted version of Diane Barwick's article, as well as version featuring editor's revisions, of which Diane Barwick was very critical, and in response to which she requested return of all copies of her original paper.

Also includes correspondence between Diane Elizabeth Barwick and staff at the Australian Bureau of Statistics - Victorian Office, beginning with 1978 letters formalising Diane Barwick's commitment to writing for the Year Book. Correspondents are: H. L. Speagle; W. McLennan; I. M. Cowie; J. F. Clark.

A4 sheets. Includes manila folder in which records were originally housed, which features a list of contents (correspondence only) written by Richard Barwick.

Two draft typescript copies of a paper presented by Diane Elizabeth Barwick at the 'Motivation in Economic Development' Seminar Series, at the Department of Economics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University, on 6 April 1970. Both are annotated. Annotations on second copy look to be those of W. E. H. Stanner. Both include Tables and Bibliography.

Foolscap sheets. Taken from a reused manila folder which is entitled 'Coranderrk and Cumeroogunga: Pioneers and Policy-MS [Manuscript] - Rebellion at Coranderrk-MS for Seminar'.

Data Tables and Graphs from a seminar paper presented by Diane Elizabeth Barwick at the 'Prehistoric Environment and Man in Australia' Seminar Series in the Department of Anthropology (Prehistory) at Australian National University, on 18 October 1968. Typescript format.

Foolscap sheets. Taken from a reused manila folder which is entitled 'Coranderrk and Cumeroogunga: Pioneers and Policy-MS [Manuscript] - Rebellion at Coranderrk-MS for Seminar'. This folder also originally housed inventory item BARI01528, and BARI01530 (Series 3).

Genealogical notes, arranged by individual or family, and notes from or about nineteenth century ethnographic fieldwork in Victoria undertaken by George Augustus Robinson, Robert Brough Smyth and others. Names of Aboriginal men and women identified in these notes include Hewitt; Tocas Johnson; Robinson; Dawson; etc.

This item was originally housed with partial draft of a paper by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'The Custodians: Biographical Notes on Victorian Aborigines Consulted by Nineteenth-Century Anthropologists'. That draft can now be found in inventory item BARI01565. No details are known about when or where it was presented.

Small notes to A4 sheets. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Paper: The Custodians'. Additional title on folder reads 'Kurnai - Lk [Lake] Tyers - Gippsland'. This folder originally housed inventory items BARI01564-67 (located across Series 3 and Series 4007).

Annotated extracts and notes from the A. W. Howitt Papers which look to relate to a paper by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'The Custodians: Biographical Notes on Victorian Aborigines Consulted by Nineteenth-Century Anthropologists'. See inventory item BARI01565 for a partial draft copy of this paper. No details are known about when or where it was presented.

This item includes letters from the Reverend F. A. Hagenauer taken from Box 1, Folder 6 of the Howitt Papers, and two narratives about the Kurnai people, entitled 'The Organization of Australian tribes', and 'Totems - Kurnai' (the latter is Diane Barwick's title).

A4 and foolscap sheets. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Paper: The Custodians'. Additional title on folder reads 'Kurnai - Lk [Lake] Tyers - Gippsland'. This folder originally housed inventory items BARI01564-67 (located across Series 3 and Series 4007).

Annotated extracts and notes from the A. W. Howitt Papers which look to relate to a paper by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'The Custodians: Biographical Notes on Victorian Aborigines Consulted by Nineteenth-Century Anthropologists'. See inventory item BARI01565 for a partial draft copy of this paper. No details are known about when or where it was presented.

This item includes letters from John Bulmer at Lake Tyers (photocopies), and data from a 'Census of the Aborigines of Gippsland 31 December 1860', compiled by William Thomas (handwritten notes). Also includes an article by P. D. Gardner entitled 'W. Thomas and the Aboriginals of Gippsland'.

A4 and foolscap sheets. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'Paper: The Custodians'. Additional title on folder reads 'Kurnai - Lk [Lake] Tyers - Gippsland'. This folder originally housed inventory items BARI01564-67 (located across Series 3 and Series 4007).

Mainly contains draft extracts of 'Appendix I - The Marawara and the Yelta Missionaries' by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. All appear to be incomplete. Includes footnotes, also in draft form. No details are known of its publication.

This item also includes:
Draft extracts from an article by Luise Hercus entitled 'The Marawara Language of Yelta: Problems in Interpreting Nineteenth Century Linguistic Records'. This article was published under the title 'The Marawara Language of Yelta: Interpreting Linguistic Records of the Past' in Aboriginal History, Volume 8, 1984;

Index cards featuring research notes and references;

Letter from Diane Barwick to Luise Hercus regarding Marawara research. Dated 8 January 1985.

Small notes to A4 and foolscap sheets. Taken from a manila folder which also housed inventory item BARI01570 (Series 3).

Loose typescript copy of article including footnotes. Also draft prefatory page and Tables I and II, and note to 'Judy' from Diane Barwick asking her to hold copy of paper for book by Scarlett Epstein and David Penny entitled Opportunity and Response: Case Studies in Economic Development. A4 sheets.

Typescript copy of 'Whatever Happened to Neighbour? A Progress Report on the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Biographical Register', a biographical article about Neighbour, the first Aboriginal winner of the Albert medal. Article also illustrates problems and themes involved in library biographical research into Aboriginal peoples' lives. Footnotes are entitled 'notes to Barwick 1986'.

This article was intended for publication in Australian Aboriginal Studies but it appears that publication was interrupted by Diane Barwick's death in April 1986. For a related article see 'Genealogies and Registers: A Resource for Aboriginal History' by Rod Lucas, Australian Aboriginal Studies 1986(1): 72-82.

Item contains annotated typescript copy of article. A4 sheets. Originally housed in an unlabelled manila folder which also housed relevant working papers including a draft version of the article and annotated extracts of The Aborigines' Protector, now to be found in inventory item BARI01624.

Draft copy of a biographical article about Neighbour, the first Aboriginal winner of the Albert medal. Article also illustrates problems and themes involved in library biographical research into Aboriginal peoples' lives. Typed, pasted extracts, annotated. Footnotes are entitled 'notes to Barwick 1986'.

This article was intended for publication in Australian Aboriginal Studies but it appears that it was not published, presumably due to Diane Barwick's death in April 1986. For a related article see 'Genealogies and Registers: A Resource for Aboriginal History' by Rod Lucas, Australian Aboriginal Studies 1986(1): 72-82.

Item also contains:
Related articles from The Aborigines' Protector, Official Organ of the Association for the Protection of Native Races. Dated 1936-1941. Photocopies;

Letter from Diane Barwick to Gaye Sculthorpe requesting permission to publish a photograph from the Basedow Collection. Letter is undated. Two copies, both duplicates;

Two loose research references written on small sheets (attached at rear of item).

Small notes to A4 sheets. Originally housed in an unlabelled manila folder which also housed a typescript copy of the article, now to be found in inventory item BARI01623.

Research notes, correspondence, and draft extracts pertaining to a work-in-progress seminar paper by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'A Scandalous Life? Louisa Briggs 1836-1926'.

Correspondents: Frank Purcell.

This seminar was presented at the Department of History, Research School of Social Sciences, Australian National University, on Thursday 11 October 1979. Diane Barwick's research on Louisa Briggs' life was later published in an article entitled 'This Most Resolute Lady: A Biographical Puzzle' in Metaphors of Interpretation: Essays in Honour of W. E. H. Stanner. Edited by Diane Barwick, Jeremy Beckett and Marie Reay. Published by Australian National University Press/Pergamon, Canberra 1985.

Sheets range from small notes to foolscap pages.

Originally housed with inventory item BARI01633 (Series 3).

Assorted papers pertaining to Diane Barwick's seminar paper entitled 'Coranderrk and Cumeroogunga: Pioneers and Policy', presented at the Special Seminar Programme on 'Motivation in Economic Development', at the Department of Economics, Research School of Pacific Studies, Australian National University. Paper was presented on 6 April 1970.

Item includes partial extract of paper (four pages) and assorted tables of data in handwritten and typed format. Also includes correspondence and notices about the seminar paper and its publication between Diane Barwick and the seminar organisers, David Penny and Scarlett Epstein.

Mostly A4 and foolscap sheets. Papers in this item are housed inside a manila folder. Inside and outside cover of folder features many notes, including title that reads 'Seminar - 'Motivation in Economic Development''.

Copies of Diane Elizabeth Barwick's article entitled 'The Aboriginal Subculture'. 'The Aboriginal Subculture' was published in The Aborigine Today, edited by Barbara Leach and published by Paul Hamlyn, Sydney, 1971. Pages 15-23.

This item includes draft and proof copies of Diane Barwick's article as well as related correspondence. Correspondents: W. E. H. Stanner; Barbara Leach; Dorothy; Nicholas Peterson; Dr Colin Tatz; Delian Bower.

Item also contains brief introduction to and flier about a meeting of the Canberra Sub Group of the Home Economic Association of New South Wales at which Diane Barwick spoke about 'The Welfare of Aborigines' on 5 April 1971.

Sheets range in size up to narrow foolscap (proof sheets).

Assorted papers regarding article by Diane Barwick published in Aboriginal Man and Environment in Australia, edited by D. J. Mulvaney and J. Golson. Published by Australian National University Press, Canberra, 1971.

This item includes:
Typescript copy of article, pages 1-45 plus tables and references;

Draft piece of writing, possibly a seminar paper, about the Aboriginal population of Victoria. Thirteen typed pages;

Research notes drawn from William Thomas Journal 1844-45. Photocopied index cards;

Data tables. Eight transparencies and 14 slides and six printed items on glossy white paper.

Various sheet sizes up to foolscap. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'For Jack Golson'.

Assorted papers regarding article by Diane Barwick published in Aboriginal Man and Environment in Australia, edited by D. J. Mulvaney and J. Golson. Published by Australian National University Press, Canberra, 1971.

This item includes:
Two sets of research notes by Diane Barwick;

Six data tables printed on glossy white paper;

J. Golson's editorial comments on 'Changes in the Aboriginal Population of Victoria, 1863-1966' and Diane Barwick's editorial notes;

Index to 'Changes in the Aboriginal Population of Victoria, 1863-1966';

Photocopy of revised draft of article, entitled 'out 28/5/70 for checking'. Annotated;

Various sheet sizes up to foolscap. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'For Jack Golson'.

Assorted papers regarding article by Diane Barwick published in Aboriginal Man and Environment in Australia edited by D. J. Mulvaney and J. Golson. Published by Australian National University Press, Canberra.

This item includes:
Correspondence from John Mulvaney;

Typescript version of article, dated October 1968;

Tables of data and cover sheet used in seminar paper by Diane Barwick entitled 'Population Changes in Victoria Over a Century', presented in Department of Anthropology, Australian National University, on Friday 18 October 1968.

Various sheet sizes up to foolscap. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'For Jack Golson'.

Tables and lists of demographic data about the Aboriginal population of Victoria, which were possibly used by Diane Elizabeth Barwick in a seminar paper entitled 'Population Changes in Victoria Over a Century'. Diane Barwick presented this paper at the Department of Anthropology, Australian National University, on Friday 18 October 1968.

Titles include:
'Average Family Size - Victorian Aboriginal Women - By Birth Cohort';
'Women of all Regions - Born 1802-1886 (distinguishing fullbloods from all other castes)';
'Women of all Regions - Born 1887-1951 - DECEASED (BY 6/66) - (distinguishing fullbloods from all other castes)';
'Women Alive - All Regions - Born 1882-1951';
'Gippsland' includes 'Women Alive (Born 1887-1951)' and 'Women Deceased (Born 1887-1951)';
etc.

Sources of data mostly unspecified but include the Pocket Compendium of Australian Statistics, #48, 1963.

Item also includes cover sheet and two tables of data used in 'Population Changes in Victoria Over a Century' seminar paper.

This item includes graph paper sheets that are approximately A1 sized, and smaller sheets. Originally housed in an unlabelled green manila folder.

Tables and lists of demographic data about the Aboriginal population of Victoria. Possibly used in a seminar paper entitled 'Population Changes in Victoria Over a Century' presented by Diane Elizabeth Barwick at the Department of Anthropology, Australian National University, on Friday 18 October 1968.

Includes data about men and women in various districts of the Goulburn, Wimmera and Lower Murray regions. Subjects include name, 'caste', Mother's Death, Male or Female, etc. Sources of data include the 1863 census.

Graph paper sheets, approximately A1 sized. Originally housed in an unlabelled green manila folder.

Assorted tables and lists of data about the Aboriginal population of Victoria, drawn from various sources. Includes data used by Diane Elizabeth Barwick for a seminar paper entitled 'Population Changes in Victoria Over a Century', presented in Department of Anthropology, Australian National University, on Friday 18 October 1968.

This item includes:
Data from the Board for the Protection of the Aborigines' Censuses, 1863, arranged by district;

1877 Census. One page summary;

Assorted population lists including 'Incidence of Half Castes 1863 - By Region', etc;

Set of tables entitled 'Sex and Age at Death', 'Total Deaths 1876-1912 - All Ages', 'Infant and Child Deaths 1876-1912 - Victorian Aboriginal Stations Residents', etc;

'Draft Tables - Cause of Deaths 1876-1912'. Features note that reads 'paper given 18/10/68';

Extracts of typed narrative about subjects including settlement of the Murray River region, history of the Coranderrk Station, the 1869 Aborigines Act, etc.

This item includes graph paper sheets that are approximately A1-sized, and smaller sheets. Most of the data is handwritten. Originally housed in a manila folder entitled '1863-1877 Censuses and Data for Population Paper'.

Mainly contains assorted maps, as follows:

Photo-lithographed Lands and Survey maps featuring Condah and Coranderrk Stations;

'Text-Figure' map featuring Cumeroogunga Station;

Pencilled map on plastic sheet featuring Acheron Station;

Map of Katyil County of Borung featuring Ebenezer Station;

Diagram of Deniliquin Murray Shire featuring Cumeroogunga Station;

Diane Elizabeth Barwick's printed map entitled 'Locations of Stations and Reserves 1860-1966' and a graph entitled 'Figure 1 - Population of Coranderrk Aboriginal Station 1864-1941'.

Various sheet sizes up to A1.

Two copies of article in draft format written by Diane Barwick. Published in The Family in Australia, edited by Jerzy Krupinski and Alan Stoller. A4 typescript.

Chapter 11 reprint from The Family in Australia edited by Jerzy Krupinski and Alan Stoller. Published by Pergamon, Sydney, 1974.

A5 sheets.

The first of two items containing notes and extracts of draft narrative created by Diane Elizabeth Barwick, which look to be for a seminar paper about Coranderrk Station presented in October 1967. Includes numbered pages of typed narrative, perhaps from Diane Barwick's PhD thesis.

The second of two items containing notes and extracts of draft narrative created by Diane Elizabeth Barwick, which look to be for a seminar paper about Coranderrk Station presented in October 1967.

Copy of article.

Also includes file note about Reg Saunders, and news clipping about Swan Hill resident buying own home.

Assorted working documents from a conference paper written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Rodney Lucas entitled 'Australian Aboriginal Genealogies: A Review of Research and Resources'. This paper was intended for the Fourth Australasian Congress on Genealogy and Heraldry, held in Canberra on 8-11 May 1986. Diane Barwick's participation in the Congress was prevented by her death on 4 April 1986.

Item includes correspondence, information sheets about the conference, and Diane Barwick's research notes and a genealogy entitled 'Genealogies of Tulaba or Billy McLeod'.

Correspondents:
Dr Geoffrey Burkhardt; Principal, A.I.A.S. [Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies]; Val [probably Valerie Chapman].

Originally housed in a manila folder labelled by Richard Barwick.

Assorted papers regarding conference paper by Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Rodney Lucas, entitled 'Australian Aboriginal Genealogies: A Review of Research and Resources', for the Fourth Australasian Congress on Genealogy and Heraldry, Canberra, 8-11 May, 1986. Diane Barwick's participation in the Congress was prevented by her death on 4 April 1986.

Item includes draft copies of Diane Barwick and Rodney Lucas' conference paper, and a genealogy entitled 'Genealogies of Tulaba or Billy McLeod'.

Originally housed in a manila folder labelled by Richard Barwick.

Assorted papers regarding conference paper by Diane Elizabeth Barwick and Rodney Lucas, entitled 'Australian Aboriginal Genealogies: A Review of Research and Resources', for the Fourth Australasian Congress on Genealogy and Heraldry, Canberra, 8-11 May, 1986. Diane Barwick's participation in the Congress was prevented by her death on 4 April 1986.

Item includes correspondence, and rough notes and draft copies of Diane Barwick and Rodney Lucas' conference paper, including a genealogy entitled 'Genealogies of Tulaba or Billy McLeod'.

Correspondents: Doug Blair to Richard Barwick; June McKenzie; Dr Geoffrey Burkhardt.

Originally housed in a manila folder labelled by Richard Barwick.

Contains draft article by Diane Elizabeth Barwick which incorporates her historical report written for the Framlingham land claim, marked 'Not for Circulation'.

The article in this inventory item was later published as 'Equity for Aborigines? The Framlingham Case', in A Just Society? Essays on Equity in Australia, edited by P. N. Troy, George Allen & Unwin, Sydney, 1981.

Originally housed in a manila folder entitled 'OK'.

Working papers in relation to an article written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Article was published in the memorial volume in honour of Wilson Duff, entitled The World is as Sharp as a Knife.

Includes galley proofs and drafts of Diane Barwick's article, and correspondence.

Contains paper by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'Equity for Aborigines? The Framlingham Case'. To be delivered at an Equity in Australia seminar at the Australian National University on 31 October 1979. Two copies.

Also includes letter from G. E. Dicker to Diane Elizabeth Barwick regarding her unsuccessful application for the post of Temporary Lecturer in Aboriginal History at the Australian National University. Date: 4 September 1979.

Originally housed together with inventory item BARI02590 (Series 23).

Draft copy of paper by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'The Aboriginal Subculture'. This paper was later published in The Aborigine Today, edited by Barbara Leach and published in 1971.

Also contains correspondence and other papers regarding Diane Barwick's presentation of this paper at the Armidale Teachers' College, New South Wales, on 21 June 1971.

Drafts of an informal paper written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick entitled 'The Nature of the Dominant Society'.

Annotated typed extracts.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Draft of paper entitled 'Aboriginal Women in a Changing Society' presented by Diane Elizabeth Barwick at the conference of the National Council of Aboriginal Women, held 28-30 January 1972.

Also contains correspondence regarding Diane Barwick's participation in the conference.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Draft of paper entitled 'Aboriginal Women in a Changing Society' presented by Diane Elizabeth Barwick at the conference of the National Council of Aboriginal Women, held 28-30 January 1972.

Also contains conference programme, and conference paper by Frances H. Lovejoy.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Contains a paper entitled 'Aboriginal Genealogies and the History of a Victorian Population' presented by Diane Elizabeth Barwick at the meeting of the Heraldry and Genealogy Society of Canberra on 4 February 1970.

Also contains a form letter about the meeting held on 4 February 1970 and other subjects, and a page of handwritten notes by Diane Barwick.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Draft copy of paper entitled '"The Lubras are Ladies Now": Aboriginal Women in Victoria: 1860-1886' presented by Diane Elizabeth Barwick at the Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in 1969.

This item also contains:

Draft copy of Diane Barwick's subsequently published article entitled '…"And the Lubras are Ladies Now"'. This article was based upon her paper presented at the Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in 1969;

Correspondence regarding Diane Barwick's published article entitled '…"And the Lubras are Ladies Now"'.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Papers regarding Diane Elizabeth Barwick's article entitled 'The Aboriginal Family in South-Eastern Australia' published in The Family in Australia which was edited by A. Stoller and J. Krupinski.

Includes correspondence and a draft copy of 'The Aboriginal Family in South-Eastern Australia'.

Working papers regarding an article co-written by Margaret Valadian and Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

This article was published in Aborigines and Change: Australia in the 1970s, edited by R. M. Berndt, published by the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, Canberra, 1977. Pages 320-25.

Includes correspondence, a draft copy of the article, and working notes.

The contents of this inventory item were originally housed in a plastic bag together with inventory item BARI02603.

Papers regarding an article by Diane Barwick published in Opportunity and Response.

Includes correspondence, a draft copy of the article and working notes.

The contents of this inventory item were originally housed in a plastic bag together with inventory item BARI02602.

Two draft copies of a conference paper entitled 'The Persistence of Aboriginal Communities in Victoria'. Paper was presented by Diane Elizabeth Barwick at the Broadbeach Conference, University of Queensland.

Also includes relevant correspondence.

Various articles and papers written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick, and correspondence and notes about their publication or presentation. Subjects include Canadian Indians as well as Aboriginal Australians.

This item opens with two draft copies of a written piece entitled 'Aboriginal Women'.

Correspondents include:
Julie Rigg; Stan Davey.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Various articles and papers written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick, and correspondence and notes about their publication or presentation.

Also includes a written piece by W. E. H. Stanner entitled 'Assimilation or Integration: Policy-making for a Dispersed Minority'.

This item opens with a Precis of Chapter I of Diane Barwick's PhD thesis. Two copies.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Various articles and papers written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick, and correspondence and notes about their publication or presentation.

This item opens with an 11 page typescript document entitled 'On the Concept of Assimilation', which appears to have been written by Diane Barwick. Date: 12 September 1962.

This item also includes an article entitled 'Cumeroogunga means 'Our Home'', submitted to the Aboriginal-Australian Fellowship in 1963.

Originally housed in a labelled manila folder.

Paper written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick for the Aboriginal Treaty Committee.

This paper was subsequently issued in offset form by the Aboriginal Treaty Committee, Canberra, and then reprinted in Aboriginal History, 12 (1), 1988:7-26.

A4 typescript. Eighteen copies.

Originally housed in a labelled envelope. Address on envelope, which is crossed out, reads 'The Chairman, Aboriginal Treaty Committee, PO Box 1242, Canberra City, ACT [Australian Capital Territory] 2601'.

Fragment of a typed draft extract. Subject is William Thomas, Protector and Guardian of Aborigines in Victoria.

Smaller than A4.

Contains:
Working notes written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick about documents regarding the signing of a treaty in 1835 by Aboriginal chiefs and John Batman. Details of the documents are unknown. Includes typed draft extracts of a letter to the editor of the Age newspaper. Five A4 sheets.

Extract of a narrative by Diane Elizabeth Barwick about Aboriginal biographical notes. Details of the narrative are unknown. Half-page of typed notes.

Contains a manuscript entitled '29/4/70 "They All Say They Won't Shift, No Matter What Government Does".' Annotated typescript sheets pasted together, pages 1-41. This manuscript appears to be a complete draft of the seminar paper extant in Inventory Item BARI01532, located in Series 3 of the Barwick Collection.

This inventory item also contains two handwritten research notes, in Diane Barwick's hand. Details are as follows:

Note which begins 'opinion of Abos [Aborigines] re Goodall - Braham case 1877.' Note features a written complaint made by John Ross, resident at Framlingham Station, about refusal of his clothing issue by somebody called 'Thwaites'. Reference on research note reads 'BIL-F 30/7/85.' Small slip of paper;

Note which begins '1877:105 Dawson re Fram [Framlingham].' Note features an observation to the effect that 'the religious element imposed' on Framlingham residents was excessive and 'a bore'. Note also features a second reference that reads 'Embling on Fram 1877:107.' A4 sheet;

This inventory item also contains a manila folder inscribed 'Diane's Ms List - Ms: "They All Say They Won't Shift, No Matter What Government Does".' This folder originally housed the records listed above, as well as the records in Inventory Item BARI03262, which is located in Series 1 of the Barwick Collection.