Series 2 - Family correspondence

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UTA 1166-2

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Family correspondence

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  • 1843-1982 (predominant 1946-1982) (Creation)

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0.2 m of textual records

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This series contains family correspondence between James Conacher and family members. Correspondence from the 1940s and early 1950s is with his parents, his brother Desmond who was a professor of English at Trinity College and wife Muriel. Much of the correspondence with his family while at Harvard and during WW II is interfiled with general correspondence found in B2005-0011 /001. Later family correspondence was exchanged while the Conachers were on research leaves and is mostly with their grown children. Arrangement is chronological.

Also included in this series is some historical correspondence and documents belonging to ancestor James Roy Conacher (1938-191-).

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      B2005-0011/008(04)-/009

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