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Hedley Ralph Marston - Records

Title
Hedley Ralph Marston - Records
Repository
National Library of Australia Manuscript Collection
Reference
MS 1682
Date Range
1879 - 1963
Description

Personal records 1949-64 including correspondence with W.S. Robinson regarding current scientific issues, the Australian Academy of Science and the CSIRO; undated notes (mainly from W.S. Marston); newspaper cuttings; letters from Gertrude Robinson to Marston 1951-63; and papers by or relating to Archibald Watson including correspondence from his family, patients and colleagues 1879-1939, diaries 1874-1939, notebooks dealing with Watson's research on marine specimens, and legal and business records.

Quantity
1.3 m
Access
Available for reference

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