List of documents presented to the Archives of the Muniment Room.

Numbers 1-33.

This is interesting material giving the outline of a life purely from official documents, supplemented by references to Crockford (? Orford).

It gives some insight into the legal requirements of a licensed clergyman in the Church of England 1874-1893.

St. Cuthbert's Mission: a historical sketch, 1970, 49 pages

Scrapbook about the history of St. Cuthbert's Mission, Tsolo, Transkei, from 1865 to 1970.

Contains photographs of the mission buildings including the church, school and hospital, groups of clergy, the Pondomise and of Bishop B.L. Key.

Berthold, Basil Stanley: Rector of St. Judes, Oudtshoorn 1959 1969, St. Oswalds, Milnerton from 1969.

Provisional Inventory.

Personal files of clergymen including correspondence, press cuttings, oath of allegiance, licence and other ecclesiastical documents.

Includes records for Christ Church Mayfair (Fordsburg); St. Stephen's Langlaagte; Good Shepherd Church Railway Mission.

In 1974 SASO/BPC members were arrested for staging Viva Frelimo rallies at Curries Fountain and at Turfloop University, and charged. They were Saths Cooper, Muntu Myeza, Strini Moodley, Patrick ‘Terror’ Lekota, Nchaupe Mokoape, Pandelani Nefolovhodwe, Nkwenkwe Nkomo, Kaborone Sedibe and Zithulele Cindi. Their trial, officially known as 'State vs Cooper and Eight Others', dragged on for 16 months, after which the accused were found guilty and sentenced to five and six-year terms on Robben Island.

Steve Biko appeared as one of the defence witnesses in the trial in May 1976, and his testimony is included in the court records. The records also include 'The Definition of Black Consciousness'.