The structure of this volume corresponds to that of C-1.165, except that the section for Honowar has been restored to its usual place after the section for Anandapur. The documents are numbered consecutively from 1 to 101.
The structure of this volume corresponds to that of C-1.166. A new section exists for Manjeri (see also C-1.168) but contains no documents. The documents are numbered consecutively 1 to 105.
This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.167, except that there are no minutes for district conferences or synods, and the section for Honowar is placed after Anandapur, rather than after Bijapur. The documents are numbered consecutively 1 to…
This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.164, with the additional section for Manjeri. This section, like that for Kalhatti, contains, however, no documents. In both cases the index refers the reader to the volume of Annual and Quarterly reports,…
This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.165, though the section for Honowar is placed after that for Anandapur. The documents are numbered consecutively from 1 to 101. Two reports by women are lying unbound and unlisted with the front end…
This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.166, with the addition of a section for Manjeri between Calicut and Codacal. The documents are numbered consecutively from 1 to 111.
For the quarterly and annual reports from Karnataka in 1910 see C-1.178. This volume contains only letters/correspondence. This volume contains the following sections: General Executive Committee for India (24 documents); Kanara District Executive…
For the quarterly and annual reports from North Kerala in 1910 see C-1.179. This volume contains only letters/correspondence. This volume consists of the following sections: Malabar District Executive Committee (26 documents); Cannanore (22); …
It also contains a photocopy of a Kannada petition handed in to Frohmeyer in Mangalore, dated 8th November 1910. There is a typewritten summary of its contents made in English by Rev. A. Mara and dated September 1974. (The original of the Kannada…
C-1.177B’s contents are as follows. Where the other copies of the report show variations these are noted. A first 5-page typewritten section gives the simple narrative of the journey. Then follows a 30-page section (with separate pagination) on Basel…
This includes a set of reports from Ev. Heidenbote on the journey,followed by perhaps 20 MS letters to Frohnmeyer from people in India dated from early 1909 to early 1911. They are (22.9.04) only approximately in date order. At a cursory glance they…
The structure of this volume corresponds to that of C-1.175, except that that there is no section for a Kanara District Conference or Synod in 1911. The documents are numbered consecutively from 1 to 274.
This volume is structured in the same way as C-1.176. The documents are numbered consecutively 1 to 148. A number of loose uncatalogued documents are lying between the front end papers of this volume.
The structure of this volume corresponds to that of C-1.179. The documents are numbered consecutively from 1 to 55. Some materials which were left out when the correspondence for 1912 was bound into the following volumes have been collected in…
This monster volume - it must be twice as large as its predecessors in 1910 and 1911 - corresponds in structure to C-1.175. After the sections for the District Executive Committees there are sections for District Conferences/Synods in both Southern…
This volume corresponds in structure to C-1.176. The documents are numbered consecutively 1 to 197. A several loose uncatalogued documents concerning Palghat are lying between the front end papers of this volume.
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