Work on paper - Tilly Thompson nee Matilda Louise Clennell 1871-1959. by Roy Mosman, Research Notes and Introduction to a Talk, 24/2/2000
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Tilly Thompson nee Matilda Louise Clennell 1871-1959 by Roy Mosman. Research Notes and Introduction to a Talk.
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The John Garner Papers are held by Stephanie de Boer until they are digitised as the John Garner Collection as agreed. Roy Mosman gave his papers to John Garner prior to his death. They were both members of the FBBG History Group.
Matilda Thompson was known for her business acumen and philanthropy in Ballarat. Roy Mosman made these notes in preparation for a talk he gave to the Friends of Ballarat Botanical Gardens.
Significance
These notes by Roy Mosman include details of Tilly Thompson's life not found elsewhere. They are testament to Mrs Thompson's active participation in Ballarat life. So many people knew her or knew of her, because of her many contributions to the community.
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9 pages of notes in longhand headed "Tilly Thompson, Introduction to Talk" and dated 24/2/2000.
Inscriptions & markings
Rough notes in black biro with amendments and additions throughout.
