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Reference NumberP/WLM/1/1
LevelItem
TitleGeneral correspondence
Date(s)1960-2002
DescriptionCopy letter from "Father Joe" Joseph Williamson to Prime Minister Harold MacMillan asking for support in his campaign against vice and asking for the Minister of Health's support in protecting prostitutes, 7 September 1960

Copy letter from"Father Joe" Joseph Williamson to the Archbishop of York asking for more support for female church workers, 9 November 1962

Copy letter to "Father Joe" Joseph Williamson from the Bishop of London, Robert London, expressing his disappointment at Father Joe not accepting a stall in St Paul's cathedral, and re Father Joe's retirement, 21 January 1963 and copy of Williamson's reply

3 copies of a letter to"Father Joe" Joseph Williamson from a named female individual thanking him for his help in giving her ' a new stable way of life', 11 June 1967

Letter from a named female individual to "Father Joe" Joseph Williamson donating £100 towards Angela Butler's pioneering work in Birmingham, 4 Dec 1968

Letter to "Father Joe" Joseph Williamson from Monica Mary Cummings, 11 Dec 1970, forwarding a letter from her friend Sister Evelyn C.R. in South Africa, 10 November 1970

Letter to Father Joe's wife from Mary and Winifred Ethel Cole, 23 February 1970

List of intercessions and notes re Soho from Father Kenneth Leech, St Anne's House, Soho, Passiontide 1970

Letter from Reverend N E McCurry asking if he would like to visit. In original envelope, 16 March 1970

Letter from named female individual about her theology course and thanking him for pamphlets he sent her, 14 December 1970

Postcard to Mrs Williamson in West Wittering from named female individual in London, 1 Dec 1990

Correspondence of Father Joseph Willamson's son, Tony with Merton Books about the use of pictures by Frank Rust in the book 'Call the Midwife' by Jennifer Worth, May 2002

Letter to Father Joseph Williamson from named female individual of West Worthing, Sussex, 9 Aug, undated.

Contains personal information which relates to individuals who may be living. Identifiable personal information in description in this catalogue has therefore been redacted
Extent1 folder
CategoryCorrespondence
FormatManuscript
ClosedUntil01/01/2087
Access StatusClosed
AccessConditionsThis record contains the personal data of adults and therefore has been closed for 84 years under current Data Protection legislation. For further information please speak to staff.
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