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We acknowledge we are on Kaurna Miyurna land. The Dreaming is still living. From the past, in the present, into the future, forever.

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Correspondence sent to Edgar Ravenswood Waite from Relatives, 1896-1916

Archive Collections / Edgar Ravenswood Waite / Series AA356/11 / Correspondence sent to Edgar Ravenswood Waite from Relatives, 1896-1916
  1. A collection of twenty six letters, from relatives of E. R. Waite including two from his son Claude as a child. The majority of the letters are from his brother Wilfred, they include news of their Fathers illness and then his death. There are several letters of condolence from family members. Included are two notes of financial promise dated February and September 1896, signed by Rose Waite and Edgar Waite, for money owed to their father John Waite.

CreatorEdgar Ravenswood Waite
ControlAA356/11/1
Date Range1896  -  1916
Quantity   26  
FormatsGeneral Correspondence
Series AA356/11
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