Enid Gauldie

This material is held atUniversity of Dundee Archive Services

  • Reference
    • GB 254 UR-SF 32
  • Dates of Creation
    • 1678-1995
  • Name of Creator
  • Physical Description
    • 0.3 linear meters

Scope and Content

Personal Papers, 1944-1948. Bleach works, 1832- 1994. Textile Industry, 1840- 1979. Oat mills, 1966- 1980. Research on parishes, 1678- 1972. Buist Paper Company, 1826- 1840. Women/ Social Reform, 1838- 1938. Watson and Philip PLC, 1973- 1987. Family histories, 1970s. Newspaper cuttings, 1957- 1978. Miscellaneous Notes and Correspondence, 1810-1995. Photographs, 1796- 1980s. Index cards, 19th and 20th century.

Administrative / Biographical History

Enid Gauldie, née MacNeilage, was educated at University College Dundee, graduating with an MA in 1947. She then worked for the University Library in St Andrews and for the reference section of Dundee Public Library, before leaving to have children. During this time she occasionally worked part time in the University Library in Dundee. In 1967 Gauldie was awarded a BPhil and went on to become a research assistant in the University's History Department. She remained there until 1970 when she left to have another child. Gauldie has published several books and articles and, in her retirement, opened an antique bookshop in Glendoick, Perthshire.

Arrangement

Usually chronological within series.

Access Information

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Note

Enid Gauldie, née MacNeilage, was educated at University College Dundee, graduating with an MA in 1947. She then worked for the University Library in St Andrews and for the reference section of Dundee Public Library, before leaving to have children. During this time she occasionally worked part time in the University Library in Dundee. In 1967 Gauldie was awarded a BPhil and went on to become a research assistant in the University's History Department. She remained there until 1970 when she left to have another child. Gauldie has published several books and articles and, in her retirement, opened an antique bookshop in Glendoick, Perthshire.

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Physical Characteristics and/or Technical Requirements

The records are on paper.

Archivist's Note

Description compiled by Mareike Platt

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Accruals

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Additional Information

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Catalogued

UR-SF 32