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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/3
Title	Box 3
Description	• 2 volumes of “Wireless Whispers”, scrapbooks of cutting 1932-1933 • Small notebook “St Augustine’s Coke _ Canterbury 24 Jul 1956 Group Dynamics” • Working copy of 1944 Education Act (printed) • Diocese of Derby Diocesan Syllabus of Religious Education 1949 (printed) • Bundle of papers re Canon O’Neill’s time as the Director of the Diocesan Board of Education – remove printed items for The National Society and the Diocese if copies available elsewhere • Bundle of papers similar to previous, mostly Council/Board papers rather than personal/Director papers (duplication of D • Bundle of MS notes “Biblical Doctrine of Education” (later published??) • Bundle of drafts and MS re Parish Life Conference • Bundle of [?]draft notes on prayers for holy communion in Book of Common Prayer 1662 • 8 short glossaries of Indo-Chinese languages and Malay, and Thai c1945 – possible written by Canon O’Neill • 7 items of DCC Education Committee and Diocese Education Committee 1950s-1960s (printed) • 3 printed items, by Canon O’Neill • Mah Sengyee, by Amy O’Neill (printed) • Autograph book • Printed booklet from The National Society 1947 • Small bundle “Matutinae Preces Ordo Sacrae Communionis”, [?]by Canon O’Neill
Extent	1 box
Level	File
Repository	Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator	Canon H S O'Neill

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