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Information: The first column shows data points from Lewis, John C., 1876-1956. in red. The third column shows data points from Hawes, John C., 1876-1956 in blue. Any data they share in common is displayed as purple boxes in the middle "Shared" column.

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Lewis, John C., 1876-1956.

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Hawes, Jerome (Joannes Cyrillus), Fra, 1876-1956

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Hawes, John Cyril 1876-1956

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Hawes, John Cyril (Australian architect, 1876-1956)

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Hawes, Fra Jerome

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John Cyril Hawes

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Hawes, Jerome 1876-1956

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Monsignor Hawes was born in England and became an architect, making his reputation in fine church buildings. Initially an Anglican, he converted to Catholicism early in the century and was eventually ordained a priest. A meeting with Bishop Kelly, of the Geraldton Diocese, in Rome, led to an invitation to work in the diocese. Hawes arrived in 1915 and remained until 1939. During the period he both designed and built, literally with his own hands, 21 churches and convents. They remain an exceptionally fine collection, architecturally and historically. The lasting friendship between Monsignor Hawes and Mrs Arnold stemmed from the death of Mrs Arnold's son, by drowning, one Christmas when Hawes was on hand in Mullewa. Monsignor Hawes continued to write Mrs Arnold over a long period, mainly under his adopted name of Father Jerome.

From the description of Papers. 1919-1956. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 221935659

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/233109120

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http://viaf.org/viaf/13233553

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/221935659

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Lewis, John C., 1876-1956.

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Papers of John N. Calhoun, 1923-1954.

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Calhoun, John Nelson, 1903-1972. Papers of John N. Calhoun, 1923-1954.

Title: Papers of John N. Calhoun, 1923-1954.

The papers of John N. Calhoun relate to his legal and political careers and his service in World War II. His law career is documented with court cases and legal briefs, while his legislative service is shown with subject files on issues ranging from road legislation to tuberculin testing. His political campaigns (especially the 1936 Senate race) are represented with correspondence, nomination papers, expenses, schedules, and advertising. Materials from Calhoun's military service as a member of the Judge Advocate General's Department in the Middle East during World War II are included. Among these are photos, letters to family members, and military records. Extensive correspondence files include letters from: William S. Beardsley, Don L. Berry, Robert D. Blue, Lester J. Dickinson, Edward C. Eicher, Fred C. Gilchrist, Clyde L. Herring, Bourke B. Hickenlooper, Nelson G. Kraschel, J.C. Lewis, Hugh W. Lundy, Paul H. McCoid, Thomas E. Martin, Richard L. Murphy, Addison M. Parker, Wiley Rutledge, Harrison E. Spangler, Lloyd Thurston, Dan W. Turner, and George A. Wilson.

ArchivalResource: 8 linear ft., (15 boxes)

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Hawes, John C., 1876-1956

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Papers. 1919-1956.

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Hawes, John Cyril, 1876-1956. Papers.

Title: Papers. 1919-1956.

Letters to Mrs B. Arnold (1919-1956); manuscript "The Soliloquies of a Solitary"; newspaper cuttings and articles; photographs; plans; sketches.

ArchivalResource: 10 cm.

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Lewis, John C., 1876-1956.

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Calhoun, John Nelson, 1903-1972.

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Calhoun, John Nelson, 1903-1972.
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Name Entries

Lewis, John C., 1876-1956.

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Hawes, John C., 1876-1956

Lewis, John C., 1876-1956.

Hawes, John C., 1876-1956

Hawes, Jerome (Joannes Cyrillus), Fra, 1876-1956

Hawes, Jerome 1876-1956 Fra

Hawes, John Cyril 1876-1956

Hawes, John Cyril (Australian architect, 1876-1956)

Hawes, Fra Jerome

John Cyril Hawes

Hawes, John C.

Hawes, Jerome 1876-1956

Australia--Western Australia

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