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D1228 - Canon Herbert Stanley O'Neill of Mugginton and Nantwich, Cheshire (1902-1972), clergyman, teacher and linguist - [20th cent]
- BOX - Box listed records

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Archive Reference / Library Class No.	D1228/BOX/13
Title	Box 13
Description	• Unidentified portrait photograph • Book “The Principles of Teaching by Canon O’Neill” 1933, in Siamese • Booklet “An Introduction to Shakespeare written for Siamese Students” 1927, by Canon O’Neill • Agreement with His Siamese Majesty’s Government 18 Jul 1925 • “Condolences. Official and selection of personal letters” to Mrs O’Neill • “Siamese various papers”, “War work production of glossary and other Siamese papers” • Drawing of Duncan’s murder from Macbeth, by Canon O’Neill c1917/1919 • 2 notebooks and papers re “Establishing a Youth Club in Norfolk in Wartime” • “Royal Bangkok Sports Club” stitched elephant badge • “The Green Elephant Bangkok annual 1932”. Annotated edition, edited by Amy O’Neill • Agreement with Chulalongkorn University 1 Apr 1930 – 31 Mar 1933 • Papers re Catholic Comm. Chester Diocese • Correspondence file re “Section 86” Draft Scheme (Church Schools), Chester Diocese 1955 • Loose papers and correspondence
Extent	1 box
Level	File
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Canon H S O'Neill

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