ERICKSON, Frederica (Rica) Lucy, nee SANDILANDS, …5101A/4 April 1969“Lake Karrinyup – as it...

MN 1740 1 Copyright SLWA ©2020

ERICKSON, Frederica (Rica) Lucy, nee SANDILANDS, 1908-2009 Dr Rica Erickson was one of Western Australia's renowned historians and authors. Born in 1908, she

was educated in the Goldfields and trained as a teacher. She married Sydney Erickson, a farmer, in

1936 and raised four children. From 1951, Dr Erickson published four books on botany, she later

wrote historical biographies. Her greatest undertaking, however, was the monumental five volume

"Dictionary of Western Australians 1829 - 1914". Dr Erickson was awarded the OAM, an honorary

Doctor of Literature from the University of Western Australia and was named West Australian Citizen

of the Year.

This collections consists, mainly, of research material for Dr Erickson’s published works.

ACC 8588A contains some personal papers of Dr Erickson

Dr Erickson’s artworks are listed separately, at ACC 5448A

PRIVATE ARCHIVES MANUSCRIPT NOTE - MN 1740 - HOLDINGS: 4.97M + ARTWORKS (5448A) ACC Size Date donated ACC Size Date donated

ACC 1457A 2 cm Donated: June 1966 ACC 5367A 6 cm Donated: 1983 ACC 1636A 3 cm Donated: June 1968 ACC 5415A 3 cm Donated: 1997 ACC 1707A 2 cm Donated: March 1969 ACC 5448A artworks Donated: June 2000 ACC 1709A 3 cm Donated: April 1969 ACC 5449A 25 cm n.d. ACC 5099A 8 cm Donated: 17 December 1991 ACC 5519A 3 cm Donated: 23 February 2001 ACC 5101A 15

cm Donated: 28 March 1983 ACC 6166A 67 cm Donated: December 2003

ACC 5103A 8 cm Donated: 12 May 1992 ACC 7094A 1 cm Donated: 2008 ACC 5104A 6 cm Donated: 28 March 1983 ACC 7306A 2 cm n.d. ACC 5112A 6 cm Donated: 11 February 1983 ACC 8587A 4 cm n.d. ACC 5149A 2 cm Donated: 2 February 1983 ACC 8588A 2.78 m n.d. ACC 5159A 4 cm Donated: 25 June 1999 ACC 9281A 34 cm Donated: 13 June 2015 ACC 5270A 6 cm Donated: 7 June 20004 ACC 9282A 8 cm Donated: 30 October 2013 ACC 5356A 5 cm Donated: 6 November 2000 ACC 9283A 1 cm Donated: 9 May 2012

SUMMARY OF CLASSES BIOGRAPHIES BOOKLETS BOTANICAL PRINTS CARDS COMPUTER DISKS CORRESPONDENCE CURRICULUM VITAE DIARIES

EXTRACTS FAMILY HISTORIES FAMILY TREES FILES GENEALOGIES HISTORIES JOURNALS MANUSCRIPTS

MAPS NOTEBOOKS NOTES PAPERS PHOTOGRAPHS PUBLICATIONS REALIA REPORTS

RESEARCH NOTES RESEARCH NOTEBOOKS SHIPPING RECORDS SKETCHES and PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOFS THESES TYPESCRIPTS WRITINGS

ACC DESCRIPTION BIOGRAPHIES 5101A/1 n.d. Biographical study of William Burges. Author not stated

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ACC DESCRIPTION 7094A [2008] letter written in response to request for memories of Dr. Rogers of South

Australia. 2p., Handwritten BOOKLETS 5101A/2 July 1959 “The City of Nedlands” – a short history 5101A/3 27 January 1964 Australia Day at Emu Point, Albany 5101A/4 April 1969“Lake Karrinyup – as it was in the beginning” by Keith Barker 5101A/5 August 1971 “A directory of Wongan Hills” 5101A/6 1972 “Kings Park 1872 – 1972” 5101A/7 n.d. “The Old Depot – Claremont” 5101A/8 n.d. “Church of St George, Bluff Point” 5101A/9 n.d. “York, the first inland town of WA” BOTANICAL PRINTS 8675A/1 OSM 1961. Albany Cats Paw (Anigozanthus flavida) Limited edition, number 15 of 20 8675A/2 OSM 1996. Caladenia orchids. Limited edition, number 20 of 20 8675A/3 OSM 1968. Royal hakea(Hakea victoriae) Limited edition, number 18 of 20 8675A/4 OSM September 1966. Yanchep rose(Diploaena angustifolia) Limited edition, number 18 of 20 CARDS 5270A/1 n.d. Greetings card printed using one of Dr Erickson’s drawings “chorizema ilicifolium”. 5270A/2 n.d. Greetings card printed using one of Dr Erickson’s drawings “Beaufortia

heterophylla” 8587A/1 n.d. Birthday greeting from Judy Paish of Badgingarra CORRESPONDENCE 5270A/4 17 September 1952. From Margaret Stone of Kew, Surrey, regarding information

requested from Kew Gardens 5519A/2 1973. Correspondence relating to shipping records 5519A/3 10 August 1973. To Rica Erickson, relating to shipping records. Includes details of the

Logbook of the “Gipsy”. 5519A/4 15 August 1974. From Warwick Dempster, grandson of Capt James Maclean Dempster, to

Rica Erickson 5101A/10 1968 – 1969. Correspondence relating to “Victoria Plains” 5101A/11 26 May 1979. From the Australian Maritime Historical Society to Rica Erickson regarding

the “Eagle” and “Mary Ann” ships 6116A/1 January 1995 - August 1997. Correspondence, manuscript extracts and table of contents,

application to reproduce WA Art Gallery works of art CURRICULUM VITAE 8587A/2 n.d. Twenty two pages including papers published and exhibitions 8587AD/2 Digital copy of 8587A/2

DIARIES

5270A/3 1 June 1929 – 18 May 1949. Diary kept for parts of this period, containing many botanical notes and drawings

DOCUMENTS 5101A/13 24 May 1886. Receipt from Newcastle Gaol to D Conner for two shillings. 5101A/14 21 February 1898. Request to the Sheriff from Newcastle Goal for stationery. 5101A/15 10 October 1898. Request to the Sheriff from Newcastle Goal for stationery. 5101A/16 20 February 1899. Request to the Sheriff from Newcastle Goal for stationery. 5101A/17 1 July 1899. Memo from the Inspector of Prisons to Gaoler, Newcastle.


ACC DESCRIPTION 5101A/18 3 July 1899. Request to the Sheriff from Newcastle Goal for stationery. 5101A/19 3 July 1902. Memo from the Inspector of Prisons to Gaoler, Newcastle regarding payment

for stamps and telegrams. 5101A/20 24 May 1902. From the Resident Magistrate, Newcastle to the Sheriff, requesting refund

of 'four pence deficient postage' 5101A/21 5 June 1902. From the Sheriff to the Resident Magistrate, advising of the enclosure of

'four penny stamps for refunds' 5101A/22 4 July 1902. From the Sheriff to the Resident Magistrate requesting that 'one pound

worth of Postage Stamps' be supplied to the Gaoler. EXTRACTS 5101A/23 25 June 1915. Handwritten extract from the Western Mail "The Yandanooka Estate" by

Wanderer. 5101A/24 December 1971. Extract "Roof Markings in the 'Orchestral Shell' Cave, Wanneroo by

Sylvia Hallam. From "Mankind" 5101A/25 November 1972. Extract on "An Archaeological Survey of the Perth Area" by Sylvia

Hallam. From "Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies Newsletter". FAMILY HISTORIES 5101A/26 8 August 1944. Histories of the Salmon, Malcolm and Cockburn - Campbell families by C

Hedley Salmon, Cottesloe. 5101A/27 8 August 1975. Handwritten history of the Gillam family of Albany. 5101A/28 n.d. History of the Clarkson Family of Toodyay and Guildford by Angela J Ritchie and

Valda Pols. Photocopy 5101A/29 n.d. History of the Rev James Mark Innes and his family, including a history of the Floors

Castle in Scotland, the Innes ancestral home. 5101A/30 n.d. Origin of the Fergusons in Western Australia 5101A/31 1955. "Albany Memoirs of an Octogenarian" by Grace Wardell-Johnson FAMILY TREES 5101A/32 n.d. Family tree of James Drummond and Sarah Macintosh FILES 6116A/2 c1998. Content of an envelope titled "A Life on the Ocean Wave. Maps and Illustrations

for John Maslin". Correspondence. Maps, including routes of Hooghly, Prince Regent, Calder, Almorah and St Patrick, with draft explanatory text. Illustrations, with draft explanatory text. Glossary of nautical terms

6116A/3 1997-1998. Correspondence. Draft and final text for maps. Draft marketing plan. Maps and diagrams. Annotated book index, table of contents

8588A/Box 3 3.1 Not received 3.2 “A Naturalist’s life”. Handwritten draft, 2002-3, includes some photographs 3.3 “A Naturalist’s life. 1st typescript, 2003 3.4 Research material, “Toodyay homesteads”, c2000 3.5. “The Myrtaceae of South Western Australia”, field-guide. 2 copies 3.6. “History of the WA Naturalists’ Club, 1924-1974, with corrections; 1924-1984 3.7. Research material, catalogue, “Gardener’s Botanical World”, 2002 3.8. “A History of the Royal WA Historical Society”, draft, 2004

8587A/3 1995. Includes transcript of oral history conducted by Connie Gilschrist 8587A/4 Short story on Rica’s life by Connie Gilchrist. Includes letter addressed to Battye Historian,

Sarah Brown


ACC DESCRIPTION 8588A/Box 8.1 2008. 100th birthday – CD-ROM, includes 100 invitation press file – Photo tribute – Photo

book, Rica Erickson Reserve – “Memories” by RE “Misfortunes of Phoebe”, Hicks ancestor – Buckland Hill - Art splotches – Gilchrist interview – Gilchrist book – “From where I stand” (Gilchrist – Birthday/address book – Stock movements in Australia (Booklet) – Letters of sympathy to Dorothy on Rica’s death – Cards of sympathy – Membership cards – RAC road maps – Wildflower study tour guides and timetables, annotated

8588A/Box 8.2 Mangowine. 5 booklets –Sharing a wonderful dream (booklet) – 2005, include Rica Erickson publications (3 catalogues) – “Catherine Gavin’s story”, in “Early Days Journal and Proceedings: Vol V11, Part 1, pp89-101 and “Early days at Bolgart”, in “Early Days Journal and Proceedings: Vol V1, Part 111, pp. 46-61 (pp19-46 missing) – “Rica Erickson notebook”, published by UWA press – Order of Australia: Information and investiture booklets

8588A/Box 9.1 9.1. Career documentation. UWA Public Examination Board, junior certificate, 1923; leaving certificate, 1925 9.2. Nature study sketch notebook, dated, loose sketches,1932 9.3. Career documentation. “(Almost correct) Curriculum Vitae/Catalogue Raisonne Frederica Lucy Erickson”, 2006 9.4. Writings. Dialogue from proposed museum exhibit, Longreach, 1990s 9.5. Writings. Draft history of the Royal West Australian Historical Society (RWAHS). Typescript, annotated 9.6. Writings. Citation for Jane Adams for Royal Agricultural Society (RAS) Hall of Fame, late 1990s 9.7. Writings. Symposium paper on farming in Moore area. 2000 9.8. Citation for James Drummond family for Hall of Fame, c1990s 9.9. Entry in Australian Dictionary of Biography for Dr Dominic Serventy, 2000? 9.10. Chapter 13, Prue Arber, a legendary shepherdess. Typescript, 1990s 9.11. Chapter for “The Irish in Western Australia”. Hand-written, photocopy, includes letter from Murdoch University, 1999 9.12. Paper, hand-written draft and research sources, RWAHS, 1990s 9.13. Research notes. “The Erickson story”, annotated. 1990s


ACC DESCRIPTION 8588A/Box 9.2 9.14. 100th birthday greeting cards and certificate

9.15. Greetings, cards and postcards (2 folders) 9.16. Received and placed with Membership cards in Box 8.1 9.17. Newspaper cuttings, including obituary from the West Australian, by and about family members, 1990s 9.18. Writings. Winning entry in short story competition by Rica’s brother, Clive, 1982-1983 9.19. Hand-drawn Christmas cards from Oldham family, 1980s-1990s 9.20. Hand-drawn Christmas cards from David Hutchison, 1990s 9.21. Projection sheets for a talk by Rica, venue unknown. Includes original drawings and photocopies 9.22. Career documentation. Early attempt at a curriculum vitae, some annotations and additions. 1980s 9.23. Journal, “Nuytsia”, with article naming a wattle for Rica, Acacia ericksoniae, see Nuytsia, 12(3):343 9.24. Published articles about a new orchid, 1953 9.25 (OSM). Music book, 1920s. donor note: ‘Rica played these on her violin’ 9.26. Certificates. Vaccination certificates (2), camping certificate (1) 9.27. Sales record of paintings, 1995 9.28. Booklets. Practical notes on colour mixing, 1934, by Reeves & Sons, London, UK - Howatharra Hill Reserve in Western Australia, 1977, by D & N McFarland, with written message to Rica – A Pocket guide to chairmanship – Metric conversion tables 9.29. Draft pages of “A Naturalists life” + postcard of the cover of the book and order form, 2004. Some pages missing 9.30. Research notes on Sandilands family, 1970s 9.31. “The Sandilands of Kendenup”, with corrections, 1980s 9.32 (OSM). Art and Industrial exhibition, first prize certificate, 1915 9.33. Curtin centenary medal, affirmation ceremony, 2003 Received and placed with 9.48


ACC DESCRIPTION 8588A/Box 9.3 9.34. Notes and script for play, “Kate Gavin”, 1980s

9.35. Notes and script for play, “Unexpected guests”, written originally for Nita Pannell, 1974. Seven (7) copies, various drafts, hand-written and typescripts 9.36. Notes for sketch, “Eliza Tracey”, for Nita Pannell, 1970s 9.37. Typescript of play, “A Day in the life of Jane Adams”, for Nita Pannell, includes notes, 1970s. 9.38. “Unexpected guests” entry for CWA competition, 1976 9.39. Brochure, “Victoria Plains wildflower walk, Rica Erickson Reserve, Calingiri”, c2006 9.40. “The Misfortunes of Phoebe”, draft, 1990s 9.41. Pages from a book of recipes for Australian Stockman’s Hall of Fame,1990s 9.42. Early stock routes of Australia. Proofs, 1990s 9.43. Letters from Robin Hamilton, Berkshire Valley, 2004 9.44. “A house is built: an essay on farm houses”. Draft of article Early Days, vol.11; pt.3 9.45. Not allocated 9.46. Research material, reminiscences of William Wade, 1910 9.47. Short story written by David Hutchison and sent to Rica, 2001 9.48. Invitations to events, 2006-2008 9.49. Handwritten notes on card, ‘The First duty of a speaker is to be heard’, dot-points on public speaking,1990s 9.50. File, Royal Australasian Ornithologists Union, 1970s, 2000s 9.51. Not allocated 9.52 Certificate of Appreciation, CWA received and placed with 10.47 9.53. Not allocated 9.54. Folder of invitations, catalogues, newspaper cuttings relating to Rica’s daughter, Dorothy, 1970s-2008 9.55. Kendenup Primary School, articles, 1990s-2000s 9.56. Articles from The Western Australian Naturalist: “Simple social bees of Western Australia”, Vol3, 3, pp45-59, December 1951; “History of the Western Australian Naturalists Club”,Vol9, 6, November 1964, pp122-146 9.57. Christmas cards from Clive Sandilands

8588A/Box 10.1

10.1. Birth, marriage, death certificate, probate & will – estate of Rica Erickson, 1908-2009

10.2. Birth certificate, probate & will of Sydney Uden Erickson, 1908-1987 10.3. List of family items offered to Army Museum of WA, 1990s 10.4. List of books remaining in her library after donating to Murdoch University, 1987 10.5. Will of Sydney Uden Erickson received and placed with 10.2 10.6. Power of Attorney to Dorothy Erickson, 1989 10.7a. Correspondence with publishers & contracts. Mainly royalty payments, 1970s-

2000s 10.7b. Agreements & correspondence re publishing, 1960s – 1990s 10.8. Research notes relating to Bolgart, Wyening interviews plus notes, New Norcia

photocopies, Immigrants Toodyay & Bolgart and notes re Bride Ships publication, 1960s - 10.9. First draft of the book’ The Eye of the Law’, 2000s 10.10. Draft of ‘Roadside’, 1997 10.11. Not received 10.12. Contribution by RE to Prospectors & Pastoralists, Stockmans Hall of Fame, 2000s 10.13. Writing piece on James Drummond in WA Naturalist, 2005 8588A/Box 10.2

10.14. Correspondence Robert Stephens to Bill Halliday re setting up of Kings Park Botanical Library, 1962

10.15. Lecture of Anita Le Tessier, 1969 10.16. Rainfall records for Fairlea farm at Bolgart owned by Syd Erickson, 1961-1971 10.17. Farm record books for Fairlea, 1940-1960s 10.18. Newspaper cuttings about Rica, 1952-2012 10.19. Copies of illustrations by Fred Harvey for the book titled Misfortunes of Phoebe


ACC DESCRIPTION OSM 10.20. Shell calendar of wildflowers, 1960s 10.21. References written for RE, 1925 10.22. Sketch plan for Plant Family Field Guides, 1970s 10.23. Field guide to Myrtaceae of WA, 1970s 10.24. Field guide to Proteaceae of WA, 1970s 10.25. Articles written for publication, 1990s 10.26. History notes for guided bus tours, 1990s 10.27. Transcript of oral history interview of RE conducted by Nina Paterson, 2004 10.28. Inward Loan Agreement – National Museum of Australia, 2001-2004 10.29. Programme from Symposium at Toodyay on Drummond, 2004 10.30. Typescript on The Erickson Story by Rica Erickson, 1990s 8588A/Box 10.3

10.31. Copy of typed version of A Sea Voyage 1876/1877 by Alfred Wood. Covers from United Kingdom to WA and back

OSM 10.32. New Holland calendar. Donor note: ‘ Beth Field is Rica Erickson’s daughter. Photographer for a number of these pictures’, 1997

10.33. Correspondence with Library Board of WA & Australian Academy of Science, 1969, 1992

10.34. Correspondence re biographical entry, 2007 10.35. Audio cassette of RE’s funeral service, 2009 10.36. Share certificates for Toodyay Valley Co-op Ltd & Westralian Farmers Co-op Ltd

plus correspondence, 1940s-1980s 10.37. Research notes re Pheobe Morgan, 1980s-1990s 10.38. File of oddments including correspondence and photographs, 1980s-2000s 10.39. Two booklets titled Convict Links. RE advisor to… 10.40. Booklet titled Western Australian Citizens of the Year(1973-1996), RE’s entry on

page 34 8588A/Box 10.4

10.41. File containing amendments/revisions for book titled Dictionary of Western Australians D-M, n.d.

10.42. File on McKenna Wagoners Yarns, n.d. 10.43. File containing material & articles on road verge conservation, 1963, 1988, 2000,

2001 10.44. File containing copies of sample illustrative material, 2001 10.45. Photographs, coloured featuring RE at various functions, 1996, 2004, 2005 and

some undated 10.46. File containing notes for reviewers, Charles Staples Index to Harvey history,

Outback recipes-Stockmans Hall of Fame, Swan River tours and the launching of Rica’s book titled Naturalist etc

OSM 10.47. Certificates and awards, 1915-2007 OSM 10.48. Original sketches, artwork used in publications, n.d. 9282A/1 1930, n.d. Two booklets titled “Wildflowers of Western Australia 9282A/2 1984. Contains newspaper cuttings on the book titled “The Brand on his Coat” 9282A/3 2008, 2009. Contains newspaper cuttings and journal articles on the book titled “Brush

with Gondwana” 9282A/4 1970s, 1980s, 1990s. Associated Country Women of the World Conference and Country

Women’s Association of Western Australia (Inc). Includes correspondence, invitation, award certificate and journal article

9282A/5 1981. Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Australia (CSIRO) project

9282A/6 1978, 1979, 1985, 1993. Contains correspondence and newspaper cuttings on the book titled “The Dempsters”


ACC DESCRIPTION 9282A/7 1970s, 1980s, 1990s. Contains correspondence, invitations and newspaper cuttings on

the volumes titled “Dictionary of Western Australians” 9282A/8 1950, 1970s-2000s. General file containing newspaper cuttings, correspondence and

invitations 9282A/9 1974, 1975, 1976. History seminars and conferences 9282A/10 1979. Writers’ Way Week 9283A 2006. Correspondence and information on John Bailey Pavey GENEALOGIES 5101A/33 n.d. Genealogical notes on the Adams family. HISTORIES 5101A/34 May 1969 "The Early Days of Watheroo" by Mr R.G. Hilfers. 5101A/35 11 December 1969 "Wurrungup Centenary" by H.C. Venning. 5101A/36 5 March 1971 "Some History of the Katrine Road, Causeway and Church. 1832 - 1870" by

J.R. Masters 5519A/5 November 1972 “History of Muresk” extract from W.A.I.T Gazette 5101A/37 25 May 1979 "Early Wagon Trails into Avon Valley" by W.G. Chitty. 5101A/38 n.d "The Early Days of Nungarin District" by Thomas George Adams. 5101A/39 n.d. History of Cadoux District by Mrs Hazel M Booth. 5101A/40 n.d.

"History of Northam" , author not stated. 5101A/41 n.d. "Peppermint Grove - about the turn of the Century" by Keith Barker. 5101A/42 n.d. "Treasures of Stirling Terrace", Albany by B. Hicks 5101A/43 n.d. "The Baandee CWA Rest Room", by Rica Erickson. 5101A/44 n.d. History of St Patrick's Church, Mourambine. JOURNALS 5159A/1 OSM n.d. Photocopy of the original journal at the University of Otago 5104A/10 1991. Handwritten transcript of the journal of Captain George Bayly 1824-1844, from the

original held by the University of Otago MANUSCRIPTS 1636A/1 n.d. Draft of book ‘Plants of prey in Western Australia’. 9281A/1 n.d. Typist’s draft of "The Bride Ships" 5099A/1 n.d. Publishers draft of "The Bride Ships" 5101A/12 n.d. First draft of "The Land Takers - The Hamersley Family" 5103A/1 n.d. "Almost last proof" of "The bride ships" by Rica Erickson. 5103A/2 n.d. Final proof of "The bride ships" by Rica Erickson. 5104A/1 1991. First draft of the Journals of Captain George Bayley, contains maps to be inserted

into the published work 5415A/1 1993. Handwritten first draft of “Misfortunes of Phoebe” 5104A/2 1994. First typed draft of ‘The misfortunes of Phoebe’ 5104A/3 1994. Corrected draft of ‘The misfortunes of Phoebe’ 5104A/4 1995. Corrected draft with additional research notes for “The Misfortunes of Phoebe” 5104A/5 June 1995. Draft of ‘The misfortunes of Phoebe’ with additional material after visit to

Victoria 5104A/6 1996. ‘hopefully’ the last draft for ‘The misfortunes of Phoebe’ 5104A/7 1997. Corrected proof with captions and illustration locations laid out for ‘The

misfortunes of Phoebe’ 5104A/8 1997. Final layout for ‘The misfortunes of Phoebe’ 5104A/9 October 1997. Final draft of the ‘Bayley Journals’ – now named ‘A Life on the Ocean

Wave’


ACC DESCRIPTION 5519A/1 n.d. Dempster manuscript. Computer disk 5099A/2 n.d. Handwritten manuscript of "The Bride Ships" 5101A/45 n.d. Proof copy of "The Dempsters" with notes by Rica Erickson 5356A/1 n.d. Edited manuscript of “A Life on the Ocean Waves” 5112A/1 n.d. Manuscript of "Old Toodyay and Newcastle" by Rica Erickson 8588A/Box 2.2 2.2.1.“The Sandilands of Kendenup”. Typescript, marked, ‘master for photocopying.

Version 1?’ 2.2.2. “A naturalists life: my book of nature”. Draft 1 May 2003. Typescript, annotated

9281A/6.1 – 6.21 OSM

Layout of images and captions used in the book “The Dempsters”. Indicates size and instructions in pencil and consists of 20 pages plus frontspiece

5112A/2 n.d. Manuscript of "The Dempsters" by Rica Erickson. 5112A/3 n.d Handwritten manuscript of "The Victoria Plains" by Rica Erickson. 5112A/4 n.d. Typed copy of "The Victoria Plains" in folder 5112A/5 n.d. Printers copy of "the Victoria Plains" with layout of illustrations and customer's

proof. 5367A/1 1983. Manuscript of “A Brand on His Coat” 5415A/2 1997. Last printout from publisher of “Misfortunes of Phoebe” 7306A 1970s? Photocopies of printed pages from Old Toodyay and Newcastle. Edited. MAPS 5101A/46 n.d. Linen map of the Bolgart area, used for research into the "Drummonds of

Hawthornden" by Rica Erickson. NOTEBOOKS 5101A/52 n.d. Notebook of "very rough notes" for "Victoria Plains" by Rica Erickson. 5101A/53 n.d. Second notebook of "very rough notes" for "Victoria Plains" by Rica Erickson. 5270A/5 1932. Notebook containing botanical notes and drawings 5270A/6 1932. Notebook containing botanical notes and drawings 5270A/7 1932. Notebook containing botanical notes and drawings NOTES 5519A/6 n.d. Notes on Andrew Dempster at Muresk and Esperance 5519A/7 n.d. Notes on Esperance. 5101A/47 14 April 1958. Notes regarding Captain John Sculley and his grant of Bolgart Springs. 5101A/48 n.d. Handwritten research notes for "Gavin's Story" 5101A/49 n.d. Notes used in compilation of "Jane Adams of Mangowine" by Rica Erickson. 5101A/50 n.d. Notes on the Diprose family of Albany by Mrs Sweeting, a descendant of the

pioneers. 5101A/51 n.d. Very early notes for the "Drummonds of Hawthornden" by Rica Erickson. PAPERS 5101A/54 29 August 1977. Paper presented to the ANZAAS by Sylvia Hallam on "Population and

Resource Usage on the Western Littoral" PHOTOGRAPHS BA 460 Volume 330

Transferred to Pictorial collection

PUBLICATIONS


ACC DESCRIPTION 8588A/Box 2.1 “Orchids of the West”, 1951, annotated and some loose notes

“Dictionary of Western Australians”, vols. 1-3, 1980s, annotated and some loose notes “She’s no milkmaid”, (1991) “Her name is woman”, 1974 “Toodyay Old Gaol Museum, 1865”, guidebook (1960s) “Jane Adams of Mangowine”, booklet, 1974, reprinted from ‘Early Days’ Curtis’s botanical magazine”, vol. 20, part 2, May 2003 “Bolgart and Districts Pasture Improvement Group, Annual Field Day”, 1951, handwritten note: ‘R. Erickson. 1st attempt at history notes on Bolgart’

REALIA 5448A/505 Security Stack

Brushes, carry bag, eraser, needle and thread, paint set, paper clip, pencil, pencil box, pencil sharpener, razor blades, triangle (measuring), tweezers, water containers

REPORTS 5101A/55 August 1970. Report number 2 to the Institute of Aboriginal Studies by Sylvia Hallam 5101A/56 1 July 1970. Report number 3 to the Institute of Aboriginal Studies by Sylvia Hallam 5101A/57 April 1972. Report number 4 to the Institute of Aboriginal Studies by Sylvia Hallam RESEARCH NOTEBOOKS 8588A/1.1 Numbered: 1, 2 & 3(in one book) 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 + 2 indexes (1964-1982) 8588A/1.2 Numbered: 11A, 12, 13, 14, 14B, 15, 16A, 17, 18A, 19-30, 30A, 31-38, 39A, 40-45 8588A/1.3 Numbered: 46-71, 72A, 72B/72, 73-83, 85, 86, 87A, 89, 90 8588A/1.4 Numbered:91-97, 98A, 98-101

RESEARCH NOTES 8588A/Box 4 4.1. Letters from historians, 1960s-1990s

4.2. Letters from naturalists, 1950s-1990s 4.3. Farmhouses, essay, manuscript, c 1980s 4.4. Drummond and Serventy, research notes, c 1980s. Includes correspondence

8588A/Box 5 5.1. Correspondence with Tarleton Rayment, author of “A Cluster of bees”, 1940-1958, includes some cuttings on bees 5.2. Research notes. Interviews, talks given, research on farming families, mostly Toodyay and Victoria Plains. 1952-1999 5.3. Research notes. Immigrants, shipping lists, 1830s-1880s 5.4. Research notes, on and by Jan Goodacre, on aboriginal genealogy, c1991

8588A/Box 6, 7

6.1. Toodyay homesteads, past and present. Illustrations and photographs for publication 7.1. Kimberley map (cd-rom) 7.2. 1937. Map of Australia

6116A/4 Extracts from Captain Bayly's memoir Sea Life Sixty Years Ago. Bayly family birth, death and marriage records, wills and 1881 Census entry. History and sailing information of Almorah and Hooghly.

5519A/11 n.d. Handwritten notes for “The Dempsters”. 5149A/1 CHARTS

6 December 1832. Crown Grant of land in Fremantle to James Solomon photocopy

5149A/2 CHARTS

31 December 1836. Deed of Sale between James Solomon and Charles Pratt for land in Packenham St, Fremantle. Photocopy

5149A/3 CHARTS

15 August 1839. Indenture for sale of land in Fremantle between Charles Pratt and James Dempster. Photocopy

5149A/4 CHARTS

13 May 1845. Crown Land Grant of Lot 97 in Fremantle to James Dempster.Photocopy

5149A/5 CHARTS

13 May 1845. Crown Land Grant of Lot 96 in Fremantle to James Dempster Photocopy


ACC DESCRIPTION 5149A/6 CHARTS

6 October 1882. Application by James Dempster to have land in Fremantle brought under the "Transfer of Land Act 1874”. Photocopy

5149A/7 CHARTS

17 November 1882. Certificate that James Dempster owns land in Fremantle.

5149A/8 CHARTS

21 February 1883 Photocopy. Certificate of Title for Fremantle Lot 97. Photocopy

5149A/9 CHARTS

21 February 1883. Certificate of Title for land in Fremantle for James Dempster. Photocopy

5149A/10 CHARTS

7 January 1890. Certificate of Title for Lot 95 Fremantle. Photocopy

5149A/11 CHARTS

11 July 1891. Certificate of Title for Lots 95 and 96 in Fremantle. Photocopy

5149A/12 CHARTS

11 July 1900. Certificate of Title for James Lilly Lots 95 and 96 in Fremantle. Photocopy

5149A/13 CHARTS

13 April 1911. Certificate of Title for Lots 97.98 and 99 in Fremantle Photocopy

5149A/14 CHARTS

17 June 1915. Transfer of Land in Phillimore St Fremantle. Photocopy

5149A/15 CHARTS

17 June 1915. Transfer of Lots 95 and 96 in Fremantle. Photocopy

5149A/16 CHARTS

8 June 1920. Certificate of Title for Lot 97 in Fremantle. Photocopy

5149A/17 CHARTS

25 January 1921. Certificate of Title for land in Fremantle for Henry Berry and Co. Photocopy

5149A/18 CHARTS

14 November 1922. Certificate of Title for Lots 95 and 96 in Fremantle. Photocopy

5149A/19 CHARTS

18 June 1924. Certificate of Title for James Broun of Beverley. Photocopy

5149A/20 CHARTS

18 June 1924. Certificate of Title for Francis Barrett-Lennard of Beverley. Photocopy

5149A/21 CHARTS

1 July 1951. Certificate of Title for James Lilly (deceased). Photocopy

5149A/22 CHARTS

21 October 1951. Certificate of Title for Elder Smith and Co. Photocopy

5149A/23 CHARTS

23 April 1971. Caveat on Fremantle Lots owned by Ian Richardson. Photocopy

5149A/24 CHARTS

19 November 1973. Certificate of Title for Fremantle Lots 73, 74, 95, 96, and 1363. Photocopy

5149A/25 CHARTS

18 November 1975. Caveat on Fremantle Lots owned by Thomas Sullivan. Photocopy

SHIPPING RECORDS

5519A/8 n.d. Records of ship “ARGO” from shipping register. 5519A/9 n.d. Records of ship “MARY ANN” from shipping register. 5519A/10 n.d. Records of ship “Gipsy” from shipping register. SKETCHES and PHOTOGRAPHIC PROOFS 1457A/1.1 OSM

n.d. Photographic proofs for ‘Triggerplants’ by Rica Erickson, published 1958

1457A/1.1.1 Frontispiece: Tufted triggerplants Published on page facing title page

1457A/1.1.2 Plate 1: Ephemerals Published on page facing 42, as Plate 7


ACC DESCRIPTION 1457A/1.1.3 Plate 2: Creeping triggerplants

Published on page facing 68, as Plate 16 1457A/1.1.4 Plate 3: Long stemmed triggerplants

Published on page facing 84, as Plate 22 1457A/1.1.5 Plate 4: Rosetted triggerplants

Published on page facing 100, as Plate 28 1457A/1.1.6 Plate 5: Tufted triggerplants

Published on page facing 125, as Plate 37 1457A/1.1.7 Plate 6: Scale-leaved triggerplants

Published on page facing 153, as Plate 46 1457A/1.1.8 Plate 7: Tropical triggerplants

Published on page facing 172, as Plate 51 1457A/1.1.9 Plate 8: Styleworts

Published on page facing 200, as Plate 57 1457A/1.1.10 Plate 1: Illustration to numerical key to southern triggerplants. Published on page 26, as

Plate 5 1457A/1.1.11 Plate 2: Diagrammatic key to tropical triggerplants. Published on page 38 as Plate 6 1457A/1.1.12 Plate 3: Parts of a typical triggerplant S. amoenum. Published on page 14, as Plate 1 1457A/1.1.13 Plate 4: Details of pollen and anthers of matted triggerplant. S. repense.

Published on page 20, as Plate 3 1457A/1.1.14 Plate 5: Forms of pollen grains from triggerplants and styleworts. Published on page 22, as

Plate 4 1457A/1.1.15 Plate 6: Insect visitors, pollen studies, etc., of S. graminifolium. Published on page 16, as

Plate 2 1457A/1.1.16 Plate 8: S. calcaratum and v. ecorneum 1-10: S. perpusillum 11-17. Published on page 44 1457A/1.1.17 Plate 9: S. roseo-alatum 1-8; S. rhipidium 9-17. Published on page 49 1457A/1.1.18 Plate 10: S. exoglossum 1-9; S. xanthopis 10-16. Published on page 52 1457A/1.1.19 Plate 11: S. brachyphyllum 1-7; S. pygmaeum 8-11; S. despectum 12-20. Published on page

55 1457A/1.1.20 Plate 12: S. utricularioides 1-7; S. longitubum 8-14. Published on page 58 1457A/1.1.21 Plate 13: S. periscelianthum 1-7; S. pulchellum 8-15. Published on page 60 1457A/1.1.22 Plate 14: S. rubricalyx 1-8; S. bolgartense 9-17; S. asteroideum 17-23. Published page 62 1457A/1.1.23 Plate 15: S. petiolare 1-10; S. emarginatum 11-18. Published page 65 1457A/1.1.24 Plate 17: S. repens 1-8; S. repens v. diplectroglossum 9-16; S. sacculatum 17-25. Published

on page 72 1457A/1.1.25 Plate 18: S. adpressum 1-11; v. patens 12-13. Published page 74 1457A/1.1.26 Plate 19: S. choreanthum 1-9; S. induratum 10-11; S. merrallii 12; S. dielsianum 13-19; v.

ebulbosum 20. Published page 78 1457A/1.1.27 Plate 20: S. bulbiferum v. ciliatum 1-10; S. bulbiferum 11-16; S. bulbiferum v. sepentrionale

17-22. Published on page 80 1457A/1.1.28 Plate 21: S. breviscapum 1-9; the inland form previously known as S. stowardii 10-11.

Published on page 82 1457A/1.1.29 Plate 23: S. scandens 1-10; S. verticillatum 11-19. Published on page 88 1457A/1.1.30 Plate 24: S. spinulosum 1-9; S. pritzelianum 10-16. Published on page 92 1457A/1.1.31 Plate 25: S. rhynchocarpum 1-10; S. fasciculatum 11-13. Published on page 95 1457A/1.1.32 Plate 26: S. adnatum 1-6; S. falcatum 7-14. Published on page 97 1457A/1.1.33 Plate 27: S. imbricatum. Published on page 99 1457A/1.1.34 Plate 29: S. carnosum 1-7; S. diversifolium 8-15. Published on page 104 1457A/1.1.35 Plate 30: S. brunonianum 1-9; S. striatum 10-11; S. rigidifolium 12. Published on page 108 1457A/1.1.36 Plate 31: S. lineatum 1-8; S. barleei 9; S. spathulatum 10-18. Published page 113, as Plate

32 1457A/1.1.37 Plate 32: S. assimile 1-8; S. caespitosum 9-16. Published on page 115, as Plate 33


ACC DESCRIPTION 1457A/1.1.38 Plate 33: S. piliferum 1-9; S. miniatum 10-13; S. ciliatum 14-17; S. hispidum 18-21. Published

on page 118, as Plate 34 1457A/1.1.39 Plate 34: S. miniatum 1-9; S. pubigerum 10-18. Published on page 121, as Plate 35 1457A/1.1.40 Plate 35: S. corymbosum 1-10; S. lepidum 11-19. Published on page 123, as Plate 36 1457A/1.1.41 Plate 37: S. violaceum 1-8; S. luteum 9-10; S. diuroides 11-18. Published on page 132 as

Plate 38 1457A/1.1.42 Plate 38: S. zeicolor 1-11; S. canaliculatum 12-20. Published on page 136, as plate 39 1457A/1.1.43 Plate 39: S. plantagineum 1-6; S. dispermum (after Mueller) 7-8; S. glanduliferum 9-18.

Published on page 138, as Plate 40 1457A/1.1.44 Plate 40: S. Elongatum 1-8; S. crassifolium 9-16. Published on page 142, as Plate 41 1457A/1.1.45 Plate 41: S. macrocarpum 1-15; S. divaricatum 16-4. Published on page 144, as Plate 42 1457A/1.1.46 Plate 42: S. dichotomum 1-9; S. leptophyllum 10-15. Published on page 148 as Plate 43 1457A/1.1.47 Plate 43: S. junceum v. brevior 1-12; S. guttatum 13-19. Published on page 151, as Plate 45 1457A/1.1.48 Plate 45: S. hirsutum 1-10; S. crossocephalum 11-19. Published on page 156, as Plate 47 1457A/1.1.49 Plate 46: S. schoenoides 1-10; S. scabridum 11-18. Published on page 159, as Plate 48 1457A/1.1.50 Plate 47: S. caricifolium 1-12; S. affine 13-16. Published on page 162, as Plate 49 1457A/1.1.51 Plate 48: S. graminifolium 1-10; S. lineare 11-120. Published on page 168, as Plate 50 1457A/1.1.52 Plate 50: S. eriorhizum 1-3; S. debiles 4-6; S. eglandulosum 7-9; S. leptorrhizum 10.

Published on page 175, as Plate 52 1457A/1.1.53 Plate 51: S. multiscapum 1-6; S. musicola 7-14. Published on page 177, as Plate 53 1457A/1.1.54 Plate 52: S. uliginosum 1-8; S. schizanthum 9-17; S. lobuliferum 18; S. quadrifurcatum 19-

21. Published on page 182, as Plate 54 1457A/1.1.55 Plate 53: S. pachyrrhizum 1-4; S. pedunculatum 5-9; S. ericksonae 10-17. Published on page

186, as Plate 55 1457A/1.1.56 Plate 54: S. fissilobium 1-5; S. javanicum 6; S. inconspicuum 7; S. tenellum 8; S. alsinoides 9-

16. Published on page 193, as Plate 56 1457A/1.1.57 Plate 56: Levenhookia pusilla 1-7; L. stipitata 8-14; L. octomaculata 15-19. Published on

page 208, as Plate 58 1457A/1.1.58 Plate 57: Levenhookia leptantha 1-5; L. dubia 6-10; L. preissii 11-18; L. pauciflora 19-23.

Published on page 212, as Plate 59 1457A/1.1.59 Figure 62: Triggerplants collected in South-western and Northern Australia from one

locality only. Page 221 1457A/1.1.60 Figure 1: S. rupestre v. congestum. Page 111

Figure 2: S. uniflorum. Page 149 Figure 3: Triggerplants collected in South-western and Northern Australia from one locality only. Published as figure 62, page 221

1457A/1.2 OSM

n.d. Sketches for ‘Triggerplants’ by Rica Erickson, published 1958

1457A/1.2.1 Figure 1: S. rupestre v. congestum. Page 111 Figure 2: S. uniflorum. Page 149

1457A/1.2.2 Plate 1: Illustration to numerical key to southern triggerplants. Published on page 26, as Plate 5

1457A/1.2.3 Plate 2: Diagrammatic key to tropical triggerplants. Published on page 38 as Plate 6 1457A/1.2.4 Plate 3: Parts of a typical triggerplant S. amoenum. Published on page 14, as Plate 1 1457A/1.2.5 Plate 8: S. calcaratum and v. ecorneum 1-10: S. perpusillum 11-17. Published on page 44 1457A/1.2.6 Plate 9: S. roseo-alatum 1-8; S. rhipidium 9-17. Published on page 49 1457A/1.2.7 Plate 10: S. exoglossum 1-9; S. xanthopis 10-16. Published on page 52 1457A/1.2.8 Plate 11: S. brachyphyllum 1-7; S. pygmaeum 8-11; S. despectum 12-20. Published on page

55. Pencil draft of ACC 1457A/1.2.2 on verso 1457A/1.2.9 Plate 12: S. utricularioides 1-7; S. longitubum 8-14. Published on page 58 1457A/1.2.10 Plate 13: S. periscelianthum 1-7; S. pulchellum 8-15. Published on page 60 1457A/1.2.11 Plate 14: S. rubricalyx 1-8; S. bolgartense 9-17; S. asteroideum 17-23. Published page 62 1457A/1.2.12 Plate 15: S. petiolare 1-10; S. emarginatum 11-18. Published page 65


ACC DESCRIPTION 1457A/1.2.13 Plate 17: S. repens 1-8; S. repens v. diplectroglossum 9-16; S. sacculatum 17-25. Published

on page 72 1457A/1.2.14 Plate 18: S. adpressum 1-11; v. patens 12-13. Published page 74 1457A/1.2.15 Plate 19: S. choreanthum 1-9; S. induratum 10-11; S. merrallii 12; S. dielsianum 13-19; v.

ebulbosum 20. Published page 78 1457A/1.2.16 Plate 21: S. breviscapum 1-9; the inland form previously known as S. stowardii 10-11.

Published on page 82 1457A/1.2.17 Plate 23: S. scandens 1-10; S. verticillatum 11-19. Published on page 88 1457A/1.2.18 Plate 24: S. spinulosum 1-9; S. pritzelianum 10-16. Published on page 92 1457A/1.2.19 Plate 25: S. rhynchocarpum 1-10; S. fasciculatum 11-13. Published on page 95 1457A/1.2.20 Plate 26: S. adnatum 1-6; S. falcatum 7-14. Published on page 97 1457A/1.2.21 Plate 27: S. imbricatum. Published on page 99 1457A/1.2.22 Plate 29: S. carnosum 1-7; S. diversifolium 8-15. Published on page 104. Pencil sketch of S.

utricularioides on verso dated 17 October 1948 1457A/1.2.23 Plate 30: S. brunonianum 1-9; S. striatum 10-11; S. rigidifolium 12. Published on page 108 1457A/1.2.24 Plate 31: S. lineatum 1-8; S. barleei 9; S. spathulatum 10-18. Published page 113, as Plate

32 1457A/1.2.25 Plate 32: S. assimile 1-8; S. caespitosum 9-16. Published on page 115, as Plate 33 1457A/1.2.26 Plate 33: S. piliferum 1-9; S. miniatum 10-13; S. ciliatum 14-17; S. hispidum 18-21. Published

on page 118, as Plate 34 1457A/1.2.27 Plate 34: S. miniatum 1-9; S. pubigerum 10-18. Published on page 121, as Plate 35 1457A/1.2.28 Plate 35: S. corymbosum 1-10; S. lepidum 11-19. Published on page 123, as Plate 36. Pencil

sketch of S. Petiolare on verso dated 2 October 1948 1457A/1.2.29 Plate 37: S. violaceum 1-8; S. luteum 9-10; S. diuroides 11-18. Published on page 132 as

Plate 38. Pencil sketch of S. pulchellum on verso dated 14 September 1949 1457A/1.2.30 Plate 38: S. zeicolor 1-11; S. canaliculatum 12-20. Published on page 136, as plate 39 1457A/1.2.31 Plate 39: S. plantagineum 1-6; S. dispermum (after Mueller) 7-8; S. glanduliferum 9-18.

Published on page 138, as Plate 40 1457A/1.2.32 Plate 40: S. Elongatum 1-8; S. crassifolium 9-16. Published on page 142, as Plate 41. Pencil

sketch of pantaloon triggerplant on verso dated 6 October 1948 1457A/1.2.33 Plate 41: S. macrocarpum 1-15; S. divaricatum 16-4. Published on page 144, as Plate 42.

Pencil sketch of S. bulbiferum v. ciliatum on verso dated 18 September 1949 1457A/1.2.34 Plate 42: S. dichotomum 1-9; S. leptophyllum 10-15. Published on page 148 as Plate 43.

Pencil sketch of S. emarginatum on verso dated 4 September 1949 1457A/1.2.35 Plate 43: S. junceum v. brevior 1-12; S. guttatum 13-19. Published on page 151, as Plate 45 1457A/1.2.36 Plate 45: S. hirsutum 1-10; S. crossocephalum 11-19. Published on page 156, as Plate 47.

Partially erased pencil sketch dated 17 October 1948 on verso 1457A/1.2.37 Plate 46: S. schoenoides 1-10; S. scabridum 11-18. Published on page 159, as Plate 48 1457A/1.2.38 Plate 47: S. caricifolium 1-12; S. affine 13-16. Published on page 162, as Plate 49 1457A/1.2.39 Plate 48: S. graminifolium 1-10; S. lineare 11-120. Published on page 168, as Plate 50. Pencil

sketch of S. brunonianum on verso dated 15 October 1949 1457A/1.2.40 Plate 50: S. eriorhizum 1-3; S. debiles 4-6; S. eglandulosum 7-9; S. leptorrhizum 10.

Published on page 175, as Plate 52 1457A/1.2.41 Plate 51: S. multiscapum 1-6; S. musicola 7-14. Published on page 177, as Plate 53 1457A/1.2.42 Plate 52: S. uliginosum 1-8; S. schizanthum 9-17; S. lobuliferum 18; S. quadrifurcatum 19-

21. Published on page 182, as Plate 54 1457A/1.2.43 Plate 53: S. pachyrrhizum 1-4; S. pedunculatum 5-9; S. ericksonae 10-17. Published on page

186, as Plate 55 1457A/1.2.44 Plate 54: S. fissilobium 1-5; S. javanicum 6; S. inconspicuum 7; S. tenellum 8; S. alsinoides 9-

16. Published on page 193, as Plate 56. Pencil draft of ACC 1457A/1.2.2 on verso 1457A/1.2.45 Plate 20: S. bulbiferum v. ciliatum 1-10; S. bulbiferum 11-16; S. bulbiferum v. sepentrionale

17-22. Published on page 80


ACC DESCRIPTION 1457A/1.2.46 Plate 56: Levenhookia pusilla 1-7; L. stipitata 8-14; L. octomaculata 15-19. Published on

page 208, as Plate 58 1457A/1.2.47 Plate 57: Levenhookia leptantha 1-5; L. dubia 6-10; L. preissii 11-18; L. pauciflora 19-23.

Published on page 212, as Plate 59 1636A/2 OSM n.d. Sketches for ‘Plants of prey in Western Australia’ 1707A/1 OSM n.d. Sketches for ‘Orchids of the West’ 1709A/1 OSM n.d. First proof drawings and watercolours for ‘Plants of prey’ 1709A/2 OSM n.d. Original watercolours for ‘Triggerplants’, published in 1958 1709A/2.1 Frontispiece: Tufted triggerplants

Published on page facing title page 1709A/2.2 Plate 1: Ephemerals

Published on page facing 42, as Plate 7 1709A/2.3 Plate 2: Creeping triggerplants

Published on page facing 68, as Plate 16 1709A/2.4 Plate 3: Long stemmed triggerplants

Published on page facing 84, as Plate 22 1709A/2.5 Plate 4: Rosetted triggerplants

Published on page facing 100, as Plate 28 1709A/2.6 Plate 5: Tufted triggerplants

Published on page facing 125, as Plate 37 1709A/2.7 Plate 6: Scale-leaved triggerplants

Published on page facing 153, as Plate 46 1709A/2.8 Plate 7: Tropical triggerplants

Published on page facing 172, as Plate 51 1709A/2.9 Plate 8: Styleworts

Published on page facing 200, as Plate 57 1709A/3 OSM n.d. First illustrations for ‘Orchids of the West’. 9281A/7.1 – 7.4 OSM

Two tracings of maps showing the southern portion of Western Australia and the coast off Perth and Fremantle including Garden, Carnac and Rottnest Islands. Also includes two maps of early Guildford and Fremantle showing properties owned by Dempsters and others for the book “The Dempsters”

9281A/8.1 – 8.11 OSM

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SUBMISSIONS 5101A/58 October 1973. Submission to the Committee of Inquiry into the National Estate by the

Toodyay Tourist Centre. 5101A/59 August 1974. Submission to the Committee of Inquiry into the National Estate by the

Toodyay Shire Council et al. 5101A/60 n.d. Submission to the Committee of Inquiry on Museums and National Collections by the

Toodyay Shire Council and Toodyay Tourist Centre. 5101A/61 n.d. Submissions by Rica Erickson for inclusion in "Reflections", 150th publication. Ann

Carson


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Elizabeth Macknoe. 5101A/63 n.d. Submissions by Rica Erickson for inclusion in "Reflections", 150th publication. Esther

Pell 5101A/64 n.d. Submissions by Rica Erickson for inclusion in "Reflections", 150th publication. More

than a Thousand babies 5101A/65 n.d. Submissions by Rica Erickson for inclusion in "Reflections", 150th publication. Mrs

Cuper, Aboriginal Telegraphist at New Norcia 5101A/66 n.d. Submissions by Rica Erickson for inclusion in "Reflections", 150th publication. Sarah

Lyttleton 5101A/67 n.d. Submissions by Rica Erickson for inclusion in "Reflections", 150th publication. Widow

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Riche" by Grace Wardell-Johnson. 5101A/74 n.d. "Country Album - Toodyay" by Vera Whittington. 5101A/75 n.d. The Development of Railways in the Toodyay District by Elaine Hancock. 5449A/1 c.1974. ‘Old Toodyay and Newcastle’, 614p. Typescript 5449A/2 c.1974. ‘Old Toodyay and Newcastle’, galley proofs. Photocopy 5449A/3 1973. ‘Flowers and plants of Western Australia’. 2 sets galley proofs, 1 set page proofs, all

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