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A file made up of letters bound together, something over 100 altogether, dating from the 1870s to 1911. Most of the letters are addressed to, or signed by, the Twi District Inspector of Schools. Contains a substantial body of local correspondence,…

With notes on his decisions etc.; an ordinary school hard-cover notebook.

von Missionar Nyfeler im Dezember 1929 nach Basel gebracht / brought to Basel by missionary Nyfeler in December 1929

70 folio sheets bound together without cover: minutes of meetings of the Twi District Conference and the Twi District Executive Committee (Ausschuss)

A number of loose papers from the early twentieth Century, probably concerned with the work of the Twi District Inspector of Schools.

Ordinations West-Africa 1864-1898, in many cases with some biographical data. Eberhard Schall; Christoph Zimmermann; Carl Schönfeld; Simon Koranten; Theophil Opoku; Alexander Worthy Clerk; Carl Reindorf; Johannes Kopp; Philipp Heinrich Bohner;…

Handwritten notes on events in the life of the church kept by the local catechist, patchy but interesting.

For some years rather more detail is available than in the printed Jahresbericht statistics - members are noted by name, with in some cases details on geographical mobility.

About 20 pages with copied letters on school matters in the Twi District

Concemed with the foundation of the Odumase Station to the end of 1860. Marked "From P. Steiner's effects", almost certainly an original. [See also D-5,4]

Station Chronicle / Diary Aburi

Station Diary, Akropong

Tissue-paper copy book, initially used by W. Rottmann, later by Zürcher; much local correspondence, including letters written to the Director of Education.

A 450-page Tissue-paper copy book used by W. Rottmann; includes much local correspondence.

Mainly concerned with school matters; includes local correspondence.

Most is concerned with the Akropong Boys' Boarding School. At the end of the book is some correspondence concerning outstations in the Akropong area.

Appears to be the Minutes Book of the Akropong Station Conference.

Tissue-paper copy-book; most of the letters very difficult to decipher. Apparently mostly Theological Seminary correspondence and reports, most probably all available in Series D-1 in a much more legible form.

Original letters received by the Akropong Station 1877-1895 pasted into it. Includes local correspondence.
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