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341. Moravian Church Moravian Church Twenty-three prints from a large collection of glass slides used by the Hopedale Moravian Mission for education and entertainment. MF-205
342. Moravian Church Moravian Church Reise Diarium nach und von Terra Labrador in North America derer 4 bruder Mathes Kuntz, Friedrick Post, J. C. Krum und George Golkowsky vom 16 Mai 1752, bis 28 November 1752. Journal [kept by Elijah Goffe, seaman who assumed command] of the ill-fated first Moravian expedition to Labrador. MF-104
343. Moravian Church, Hebron Moravian Church, Hebron Plans and description of the mission house at Hebron, Labrador. MF-163
344. Morgan, Bernice Morgan, Bernice The Bernice Morgan collection consists of the original manuscript which eventually was published - as two separate novels, Random Passage and Waiting for Time. This collection also contains the draft manuscripts - and galley proofs for Random Passage as well as newspaper - clippings and research material regarding the Newfoundland fishery and Newfoundland history. There is a - small amount of material relating to - women's issues. - - This collection would be of interest to researchers in the fields of literature, history and publishing. - - COLL-264
345. Morgan, G. Lloyd Morgan, G. Lloyd Personal correspondence, sermons and church related material; Grenfell Association of Great Britain and Ireland calendar from the early 1930s containing many period photographs. MF-252
346. Morgan, Herbert B. Morgan, Herbert B. Correspondence and documents relating to Canadian jurisdiction over the Continental Shelf. MF-274
347. Morgan, M.O. Morgan, M.O. M. O. Morgan spent most of his working life as a professor or administrator at Memorial University of Newfoundland. His official papers, documenting - his tenures as dean, vice-president and president of the university, are housed with Memorial's records and archives service. The materials contained in this collection - constitute his private and personal papers. Naturally there is some overlap, as Morgan kept personal copies of his reports to convocation, and other reports and - newspaper clippings related to the university. For the most part, however, this material documents his private life and interests. - The collection contains a small amount of family records and material documenting his personal interests. There are lecture notes and other records from his - university studies at Dalhousie and Oxford universities. There are copies of speeches, essays and articles, many dealing with aspects of Memorial University. There are - items dealing with his interest in the Newfoundland Confederation debate during 1948-1949, and the constitutional debate in Canada, 1989-1992; his membership on - the boards of the Joseph R. Smallwood Heritage Foundation and Newfoundland Hydro; his service on the royal commission into the sinking of the Ocean Ranger - offshore drilling rig, 1982-1985, and the Forget commission into unemployment insurance in Canada, 1985. Together they demonstrate the varied array of his interests - and expertise, and provide a more complete picture of Morgan the man, in contrast to the more common image of Morgan as university administrator. - - COLL-083
348. Morine, Sir Alfred B. Morine, Sir Alfred B. This fonds is comprised of two documents: a typescript of an essay and two glass plate negatives of a letter, both originally written by Sir Alfred B. Morine. Despite his very prominent and influential role in Newfoundland politics for over 40 years, very little of Morine's personal papers appear to have survived. These documents are of paramount importance, as they demonstrates the lengths to which Morine will go to advance his political agenda. COLL-259
349. Morris, Ann Morris, Ann Letters from her brother, Richard Morris, in St. John's, agent of the merchant firm of Brown, Hoyles and Co., his wife (nee Catherine McCawley), and family friend John Sanderson giving an interesting glimpse of the hardships and pleasures of life in St. John's. Includes historical notes and observations on postal history by the donor. MF-279
350. Morris, Michael William Morris, Michael William Just a two-page letter to an unknown correspondent but containing a very interesting piece of news: the 2nd Baron Morris was willing, just two months after his father's death, to sell a "family heirloom ... - [for] a reasonable offer". And not just any heirloom, but a piece of Windsor Castle stationery containing the autographs of King George V, Queen Mary, members of the Royal family, the ladies and gentlemen of - the household, the British and Dominion Prime Ministers, and others who were present that weekend in 1917 at the Castle as guests of the King. Sir Edward Morris (Baron Morris's father), then Prime Minister - of Newfoundland, was present, and later had the document framed and hung on the wall of his house in London. - - MF-315
351. Morris, Sandy Morris, Sandy The collection consists of materials (audio, audio-visual, and textual) relating to Sandy Morris' career in music early 1980s-2000. COLL-405
352. Morry family Morry family Genealogical material on the Morry family of Ferryland, including a letter to Matthew Morry from H.J.Holdsworth, of Dartmouth, concerning his property in Ferryland, February 4, 1858. MF-070
353. Mott, Henry Y. Mott, Henry Y. Mott, Henry Youmans, 1856-1946; Newfoundland and Labrador--Portraits; Statesmen--Portraits; Judges--Portraits; Lawyers--Portraits; Businessmen--Portraits; Merchant mariners--Portraits This collection consists of reproductions of the portrait photographs of the 139 men who appeared in H. Y. Mott's 1894 publication Newfoundland Men. Coll-327; AMD-EAD0004
354. Mrs. Goodford correspondence Mrs. Goodford correspondence Letter asking for recommendation of a nursemaid, c. 1837 or 1839. MF-037
355. Mullock, John Thomas Mullock, John Thomas Mounted photograph, 8.5 x 5.7 cm. MF-087
356. Munn, Robert S. Munn, Robert S. Autograph letter on HMS Cleopatra letterhead, dated August 21,[1894], signed Assheton G. Curzon-Howe, Commodore of the Cleopatra, concerning employees of Munn Brothers and others from Conception Bay encountered on his trip to Labrador. Envelope and small Christmas card included. MF-121
357. Murphy, J.F. Murphy, J.F. Negative drawings of 'Home Made Fish Meal Outfit', designs for various pieces of machinery and methods for production of fish meal. OMF-037
358. Murray, Alexander Murray, Alexander Form letter from the Canadian Institute giving notice of his election as a member, July 9, 1855. MF-073
359. Murray, Janet Ayre Murray, Janet Ayre The Janet (Miller) Ayre Murray papers consist of material related to her and her family's - involvement in the first World War and the Royal Newfoundland Regiment. It includes material - associated with her service with the Voluntary Aid Detachment (VAD) of the British Red Cross from 1917 - to 1918. This is, however, primarily a collection of correspondence. There is correspondence written by - Janet's brother, Andrew Miller, to Janet and to her mother, Mary, while he served as a soldier with the - Newfoundland Regiment. There is also correspondence and other material related to Eric Ayre and - Bernard Ayre, two brothers who were soldiers during the war. (Janet Miller married Eric Ayre in 1915.) - There are letters written by Bernard Ayre to his mother from the trenches. There is also a small amount of - material, mostly newspaper clippings, associated with the Royal Newfoundland Regiment and the Battle - of the Somme at Beaumont Hamel on July 1, 1916. A number of photographs of soldiers and family - members are also included. This collection is of interest to biographers, military historians, social historians and students of women's - history. The correspondence written from the trenches is especially significant. Some of the ephemera - such as Janet Miller's VAD armband and pin are also notable. COLL-158
360. Murray, Myles Murray, Myles The Myles P. Murray collection consists of newspaper clippings and several pieces of correspondence mainly dealing with the political career of Myles Murray, although there are several newspaper columns which Mr. Murray wrote during World War II under the title "The Daily Doings of a Newfoundland Gunner." This material was collected by Mr. Murray's wife, Doreen. When received by the Archives, the clippings were in a three-ring binder with the clippings glued to loose-leaf exercise paper. While many of the items are not dated, the material spans the years 1941 to sometime in the 1960s. For purposes of preservation, the newspaper clippings were photocopied and the originals, which were deteriorating from age and storage in a damp place, were discarded. The items have been left in the same order as they had been in the binder, which was not chronological. The three pieces of correspondence have been placed in separate files, but photocopies have been left with the photocopies of the newspaper clippings where these items were originally located. MF-410
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