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Falkner PapersIDENTITY STATEMENT
CONTEXT Name of creator(s): Falkner, Kathleen (née Vidler) Administrative/Biographical history: Thomas and Kathleen Falkner (husband and wife) were missionaries and teachers in the Delhi area in India in the 1930s and the 1940s. Their papers reflect their interest in what became the Diocese of North india and the link with Cambridge through the Cambridge Mission to Delhi. Custodial history: Immediate source of acquisition: Donated to the Henry Martyn Centre in the late 1990s by Belinda Parham, a cousin of Kathleen Falkner. CONTENT AND STRUCTURE Scope and content/abstract: The papers consist of letters, pamphlets, articles and magazine cutings which reflect the lives and interests of the Falkners in India and Sri Lanka. These include descriptions of village life, customs, religion and education in both countries. One file has papers relating to the Cambridge Mission to Delhi. System of arrangement: Collection is divided into 6 folders covering correspondence, diary of a return visit to India in 1960-1, articles, pamphlets etc. on the Church of North India, one folder on the Delhi Diocese and the Cambridge Mission to Delhi and two folders of magazine cuttings on the geography and culture of the Indian subcontinent and Mayanmar. ACCESS AND USE Language: English and Hindi. Conditions governing access: Please refer to the repository. Conditions governing reproduction: Finding aids: A handlist is available. ALLIED MATERIALS Related material: The Henry Martyn Centre also holds the papers of the Cambridge Committee for Christian Work in Delhi. Copies: Can be provided DESCRIPTION NOTES Date(s) of descriptions: April 2002.
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