Briefe zur den Werkstätten, zum Teil mit Jahresrechnungen und Inventaren sowie ausführliche Jahresrechnungen 1859-1861, zeitlich nicht vollständig / Inventare lLetters concerning the work-shop in Christiansborg as well as annual accounts and a…
Note-book mostly in the same handwriting. Letters and reports copied from more than a dozen Basel missionaries and Ghanaian pastors, some correspondence with colonial officials and other churches on a wide variety of ethnological and ecclestiastical…
File containing 12 letters written by the Bremen missionary Friedrich Flothmeier and 8 letters by his colleague G. Däuble from America, both stranded there by the beginning of the First World War
File containing letters and copies of letters written by Inspektor Schlunk, Ohly and others and addressed to E. Bürgi in Lome, some concerning the take-over of Bremen Mission work in Togo by British or French Methodists.
84 circular letters and reports (in a file) (some of them copies) most written by E. Bürgi and addressed to the native pastors of his district. Most of them are written in German, some in Ewe. In addition: some letters from the Missionsleitung in…
Copies and original of letters and reports by E. Bürgi up to August 1921. The rest of the letters mainly by Pastors Baëta and Aku after Bürgi's departure, some of them reports addressed to Inspektor Schlunk in Bremen, some concerning the take-over…
Report of his last (eighth) sea journey to Togo written on board of the "Henny Wörmann"; Envelope containing a 13 pages typed copy, rewritten during the war in Lome by E. Bürgi.
Envelope containing correspondence mainly concerning the capture and releaee of German missionaries in Togo 1914; Letters and messages to and from Colonial officers.
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