WYCLIF CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 1. Sale of gifts fine art gallery and exhibition (undated) 2 copies: original and annotated copy, 1 page each. 2. Rev. John Barton, second minister 1896-1907 (1 page). 3. Wycliff Congregational Women’s Guild Programme, 1920 (1 page). 4. Letter to Jocelyn Hall (3 pages) from Wyclif Cricket Club with 3 x A pre-history: 1892-3, 1895-96 and 1896-7; Wyclif young men 1907-8 (2 pages each) and members roll 1886-1906 (4 pages). 5. Wyclif Congregational Church & Sunday School Art floral and industrial exhibition November 1913 Second Prize awarded to Victor Field for Chip carving and model (1 page). 6. Trinity Congregational the new minister Rev. Alfred M. Gifford, formerly of Wyclif 1921- ? (1 page). 7. Wycliff Cricket Club on history, current news and L.A. O’Neill (6 pages). 8. First families – some members names (3 pages). 9. History of Wycliff Congregational Church, Surrey Hills, 1885-1975 (booklet, 32 pages). 10. ‘Memorial Windows Pay Tribute to Two Women’ (no source or date) (1 copy each original and copy). 11. Wycliff Cricket Club a short history contributed by Tony Newman, from ‘A century of cricket: The Eastern Suburban Cricket Association 1903-2003’ by Colin Martin (2 pages). 12. 2 Norfolk Road notes, no author or date (1 page). 13. Wycliff club ‘family inclusive’, Progress Leader, 12.4.2004 (1 page). 14. Wycliff Congregational Church history notes (no author or date) (1 page). 15. Wyclif church Phillips family notes (no author or date) (1 page). wyclif congregational church, rev. john barton, wycliff cricket club

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