[Privately] printed letters of James J. Ellis, from Dharapuram, South India; Nos 1-21 (first series), February 1913-June 1915; Numbers 1-14 (second series), June 1916-February 1923 (no. 11 missing); Numbers 1-14 (third series), April 1923-January 1934.
Papers of James J. Ellis
This material is held atUniversity of Birmingham, Cadbury Research Library, Special Collections
- Reference
- GB 150 DA13
- Dates of Creation
- 1913-1933
- Name of Creator
- Language of Material
- English
- Physical Description
- 1 box
Scope and Content
Administrative / Biographical History
Reverend James J. Ellis, MSc, BD, served as a missionary with the Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society (the Methodist Missionary Society from 1932) in South India. He was stationed at Dharapuram in the Trichinopoly District.
Reference: Deposit information
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Acquisition Information
This collection was deposited with Selly Oak Colleges, 15 Oct 1979, by Ellis' son.
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Custodial History
Following the merger of the Selly Oak Colleges and the University of Birmingham in 1999 the custodial ownership of collections belonging to the Selly Oak Colleges and held at the Orchard Learning and Resource Centre (OLRC) was transferred to the University. These collections now form part of the University's Special Collections Department and are available for consultation at the Main Library on the University's Edgbaston Campus.