SLNSW-Mary Ann Lyth papers, 1838-1853-92eVMD6Y

Mary Ann Lyth papers, 1838-1853

Full title: Mary Ann Lyth papers, 1838-1853

Author/creator: Lyth, Mary Ann.

Date: 1838-1853.

Call Numbers: MLMSS 3642

Record Identifier: 92eVMD6Y

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Formats: Manuscripts

Contents: 1 folder of textual material

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Notes: Keyword subject: Missionaries' spouses -- Fiji -- Diaries Cannibalism -- Fiji

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MMS ID: 110358394

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    Mary Ann Lyth papers, 1838-1853

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    Mary Ann Lyth papers, 1838-1853

    Full title

    Mary Ann Lyth papers, 1838-1853

    Author / Creator

    Lyth, Mary Ann

    Date

    1838-1853

    Call Numbers

    MLMSS 3642

    Record Identifier

    92eVMD6Y

    Formats

    Manuscripts

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    Microfilm : CY 586

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    Methodist Church--Missions--Fiji. Fiji--Social life and customs. Lyth, Richard Burdsall, 1810-1887

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    MLMSS 3642

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    92eVMD6Y

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