1899 Nov 24-1905
Official papers of Gwynne, mostly notes and correspondence, relating to his role as Missionary for the C.M.S., including letter from C. Fergusson, Acting Governor-General, to Gwynne prohibiting the teaching of Christianity to Muslims in the Sudan (SAD.27/1/5-6); letter from R. MacInnes to Gwynne concerning the provision of rent to missionaries, expenditure required for the proposed boys' and girls' schools, and a dispute with the American Mission over plans for a Boys' School in Khartoum (SAD.27/1/9-14); minutes of the meeting of the Egypt Missionary Conference (SAD.27/1/15-22); letter from MacInnes to Gwynne concerning the financial calculations for the proposed girls' school in Khartoum, and the need for a qualified educationalist in Khartoum (SAD.27/1/23-26); letter from A.H. Cooper to Gwynne concerning the latter's criticism of the methods employed by the British & Foreign Bible Society (SAD.27/1/28-30); letter from [Gwynne?] to Baylis concerning the relative mission spheres of the C.M.S., the American Presbyterians and the Roman Catholic Missions in the Sudan, and the establishment of C.M.S. mission stations in Mongalla and Abyssinia (SAD.27/1/32-33); unsigned note entitled “Report on the Christian work at Khartoum, during the absence of Rev. Gwynne” mostly concerning disagreements relating to the education of Muslim girls (SAD.27/1/35-39); letter from MacInnes to Gwynne with comments on the report of the annual accounts, Gwynne's appointment to the position of Archdeacon of the Sudan and his requirement to leave the C.M.S. (SAD.27/1/40-45); letter from D.L. Thornton to Gwynne concerning the agreement to allow his paper, entitled “Orient and occident in the Sudan”, to be circulated amongst Sudanese Muslims (SAD.27/1/46-51)

1905 Jun 30-1910 Dec 19
Official papers of Gwynne, mostly notes and correspondence, relating to his role as Archdeacon of the Sudan, including letter from A.H. Cooper to Gwynne concerning the latter's criticism of the agents of the British & Foreign Bible Society (SAD.27/1/52-53); manuscript note by [Gwynne?] entitled “Proposed introduction of Christian teaching to Christian boys at present attending Gordon College” (SAD.27/1/54-59); letter from Sir Reginald Wingate, Governor-General, to Gwynne on the relationship between the Sudan Government and the missionaries, sources of funding for the building of Khartoum Cathedral and the dignitaries to be invited to the consecration ceremony (SAD.27/1/66-68); letter from Wingate to Gwynne recommending a tour of the Sudan to raise money for the building of Khartoum Cathedral (SAD.27/1/69-70); letters from A. Fleming and A. Wingate to Gwynne, concerning plans for an interdenominational mission to combat Muslim propaganda in the Sudan (SAD.27/1/72-76); extract from a report by Capt E.S. Jackson, late Inspector at Meridi on the need to Christianise the local population in order to prevent the spread of Islam, with covering letter from W. Sterry to Gwynne (SAD.27/1/78-80); note concerning Miss Warburton's comments on the need for a higher education school for girls in the Sudan (SAD.27/1/86); note on the establishment of a permanent Diaconate (SAD.27/1/87-88); memorandum by Gwynne on the appointment of a Coptic archbishop for Abyssinia (SAD.27/1/89-97)

1906-1907
Official papers concerning the construction of a bungalow residence and boarding house near the Khartoum School, including specifications and architectural plans

1911 Jan 10-Dec 16
Official papers of Gwynne, mostly correspondence with enclosures, relating to his role as Archdeacon of the Sudan, including Gwynne to Wingate on the establishment of the Sabbath in the Sudan (SAD.27/3/1-4); S. Gould, General Secretary of the Missionary Society (Canada) to Gwynne concerning Gwynne's appeal to prevent the spread of Islam in Eastern Sudan (SAD.27/3/5-6); Gwynne to K. Kumm, Sir Andrew Balfour, A. Fleming and G.W. Bradshaw concerning the wish of C.T. Studd, a missionary of the Free Church Heart of Africa, to establish a mission in the South (SAD.27/3/9-28); Gwynne to Canon Gould concerning funds for the establishment of a school to educate Muslim girls at Wad Medani, as well as the requirement for a medical missionary (SAD.27/3/29-32); Gwynne to Lewis regarding the spread of Christianity in Uganda (SAD.27/3/33-34); Gwynne to Baylis and V. Buxton, and S. Gould to Gwynne, on uniting the Christian denominations to combat the threat of Islam in Southern Sudan (SAD.27/3/35-48); Wingate to Gwynne concerning the establishment of the Sabbath in the Sudan, the question of removing the restrictions on missions and competition between the Christian and Islamic missions in Southern Sudan (SAD.27/3/49-50); [Bishop Sarabamon?] of the Coptic Church to J. Wordsworth, Bishop of Salisbury, appealing for financial assistance to spread the Christian religion in the Sudan (SAD.27/3/51-52); Wingate to Gwynne on plans for the consecration ceremony for All Saints Cathedral in Khartoum, the Bishop of London's controversial speech in the Albert Hall on the Turkish-Italian conflict in Tripoli and his criticisms of Islam, and missionary work in the South (SAD.27/3/53-58); Wingate to Gwynne regarding the Bishop of London's speech and the Archbishop of Canterbury's concern over his role in the consecration ceremony (SAD.27/3/62-64); Mahmud Ibrahim, owner of El Express newspaper, to the proprietor of al-Basir newspaper concerning the religious question in the Tripoli conflict (SAD.27/3/66-67); Gwynne to Baglis concerning Bishop Gayer's request to re-arrange the missionary spheres in the Sudan (SAD.27/3/68-70); Wingate to Gwynne concerning the donation of the Alexandrian Coptic Community for church furniture for Khartoum Cathedral, and arrangements for the King and Queen travelling to the consecration ceremony (SAD.27/3/71-72); Wingate to Bishop Blyth, on Blyth's inability to attend the consecration ceremony, and the need for further appeals to complete the building project (SAD.27/3/81-85); Wingate to Gwynne concerning arrangements for a garden party following the consecration (SAD.27/3/87-88). Enclosure: (

1911
Notebook containing names and addresses of donors to the Soldiers' Institute in Khartoum

1912 Jan 3-Dec 20
Official papers of Gwynne, mostly correspondence and enclosures, relating to his role as Archdeacon of the Sudan, including letter from Photros, Patriarch of Alexandria, to H.H. Kitchener, forwarded to Wingate and Gwynne, as well as Bishop Nicterious, Wakil of the Orthodox Greek Patriarchate in Cairo, to A. Bolland, Sudan Agent, concerning the visit of Christophoros, Archbishop of Axoum, to Khartoum and his appointment as Archbishop of Nubia (SAD.27/5/3-6,14-18); petition for the consecration and sentence of consecration of All Saints Cathedral, Khartoum (SAD.27/5/21-23); K.C.P. Struvé, Assistant Civil Secretary, to Gwynne, enclosing copies of telegrams between Rev. A. Shaw and the Civil Secretary, and P.R. Phipps to H.B. Mathias, President of the Sleeping Sickness Commission, with reply, regarding the unsuitabliity of the Lado Enclave for establishing a mission station owing to the problem of sleeping sickness (SAD.27/5/25,27-28,43-45); Bishop F.H. Geyer, Bishop of the Austrian Mission, to Wingate, with reply, Gwynne to Phipps and Phipps to Gwynne, enclosing correspondence between Wingate and his cousin Sir A. Wingate and from Geyer to Wingate, on the establishment of a Roman Catholic mission in the Lado Enclave (SAD.27/5/29-34,36-41,48-57,62-63); F. Baylis to Gwynne (enclosing Baylis to Wingate), Baylis to Shaw, J.S. Thirtle to Gwynne, J.F.V. Buxton to Gwynne, and Gwynne to W.G. Bradshaw on the establishment of a new Protestant mission station at Meridi (SAD.27/5/67-73,76); Wingate to Gwynne on regulations for the new school at Wad Medani, the difficulties experienced by the Austrian Mission amongst the Shilluk tribes, and the attitude of the Sudan Government towards missionary work amongst the Muslims in Northern Sudan (SAD.27/5/77-78); Baylis and W.B. Redmayne of the Sudan United Mission to Bradshaw, and Baylis to WIngate on the division of the Azande country between the Catholic and Protestant missions (SAD.27/5/79-84,86-90); G.T. Manley to Shaw concerning the Azande mission station, and the possibility of missionary work for ladies in the Upper Nile (SAD.27/5/92-99); R. MacInnes to Gwynne concerning his treatment of Miss Tristram (SAD.27/5/102-107); Manley to Shaw relating to the costs of the Sudan Mission (SAD.27/5/126-128); Dr Karl Kumm to Gywynne and Manley to Shaw on the possibility of the S.U.M. establishing a mission in the eastern Sudan (SAD.27/5/137-139); G.P. Thomas to Manley and Manley to Shaw and Scamell, with a note by Colonel E.R. Kenyon, R.E. concerning the new mission station at Malek (SAD.27/5/141-144,148,154-158); Manley to Shaw concerning the proposed work of the Africa Inland Mission among the Azande in the Belgian Congo (SAD 27/5/149-152). Enclosures:

1912 - 1916
Notebook containing lists of letters received and sent by Gwynne

1912 Jul-Dec
Notebook containing lists of letters received and sent by Gwynne

[1912?] Dec-[1914?] Dec
Notebook containing lists of letters received and sent by Gwynne

1913 Jan-1915 Sep
Notebook containing lists of letters received and sent by Gwynne

1913 Jan 17-1919 Sep 27
Official papers of Gwynne, mostly correspondence and enclosures, relating to his role as Archdeacon of the Sudan, including A.B. Fisher to Gwynne concerning the mission station at Gulu in Uganda(SAD.27/10/9); extract from a letter from W. Thesiger, H.B.M. Minister in Abyssinia, to Wingate, with covering letter from Wingate to Gwynne (SAD.27/10/10-11) and reply, concerning Thesiger's opposition to the establishment of a mission in Addis Ababa (SAD.27/10/12); Wingate to the Secretary [of the Church Missionary Society] on the need for a medical missionary at Yambio owing to the possibility of an outbreak of sleeping sickness (SAD.27/10/13); Wingate to Gwynne (enclosing Gwynne to Thesiger and Wingate to Thesiger), and Thesiger to Gwynne, concerning Gwynne's desire to reform the Abyssinian Church (SAD.27/10/14-22); Phipps to Gwynne rejecting the possibility of establishing a new mission station in the Nuba Mountains owing to the proximity of the Roman Catholic and American spheres (SAD.27/10/23); A. Wingate to Gwynne, and Kumm to Wingate, with reply, and Wingate to Gwynne on the establishment of a Sudan United Mission at Melut and its possible expansion (SAD.27/10/25-30,42); Manley to Gwynne regarding the medical missionary question at Yambio, complaints by the Governor of the Bahr al-Ghazal against the conduct of C.M.S. missionaries and his preference for Roman Catholic missions (SAD.27/10/33-35); M. Simaiku and W.Boutros Ghali to Gwynne, Macarius, Bishop of Assiut Coptic Church, to Gwynne, with reply, Gwynne to Lord Kitchener (draft), Wingate and Y.B. Mansy to Gwynne, concerning a controversy surrounding a libellous attack by Abuna Marcus against the Coptic clergy (SAD.27/10/36,45-59,88); Kumm, D.V. MacDiarmid and Marta Landinger to Gwynne concerning the Sudan United Mission and its work amongst the Dinka at Melut (SAD.27/10/38-39,65-67,69-70,77,85-86); Abuna Marcus to Gwynne concerning his removal from the Coptic priesthood (SAD.27/10/40); F.P. Osborne to Gwynne concerning opposition from the Patriarch of the Greek Orthodox Church to the Sudan non-Mohammedan Marriage Ordinance (SAD.27/10/73-74); extract of a letter (forwarded to Gwynne from A.W. Keown-Boyd) from Shaykh `Abd al-Qadir al-Makkawi to Wingate, concerning the benefits of Islam (SAD.27/10/80-84); J.V. Macmillan to Gwynne concerning plans for the setting up of a Diocesan Council (SAD.27/10/94-99); Wingate and G.F. Popham to Gwynne on the organisation of a Central Church Committee to manage the diocese (SAD.27/10/102-111); Farrag Georgi to Gwynne on the latter's resignation from the General Council of the Coptic Church in the Sudan (SAD.27/10/112-113); Manley to Shaw concerning the opening of a new mission station in the Latuka district (SAD.27/10/117-118); Manley to Gwynne concerning the school at Wad Medani (SAD.27/10/122-123,137-138). Enclosures: and (SAD.27/10/155-162).

1914 Aug 6-1919 Jul 17
Papers relating to Gwynne's role as Deputy Chaplain General to the British forces in France during WW1, chiefly correspondence with some enclosures, from Bishop J. Taylor Smith to Gwynne, concerning Gwynne's appointment as Acting Chaplain to the Forces (SAD.27/11/2-5); printed letter from Gwynne concerning the supply of ordination candidates to the army (SAD.27/11/15-18); draft letter from Gwynne to the chaplains of the B.E.F., France, thanking them for their service (SAD.27/11/20); Prof. G. Milligan to Gwynne offering Gwynne an Honorary Doctor of Divinity from Glasgow University for his work as Deputy Chaplain General (SAD.27/11/21). Enclosures:

1915-1920
14 volumes of manuscript notes made by Gwynne relating to his work as Deputy Chaplain General, including notes on named soldiers

1915-1920
Notebooks containing names and addresses of chaplains serving at the front, many with brief biographical information and comments by Gwynne

1916-1917
Deputy Chaplain General's account book

1948 Jan
Architectural plans for a war memorial in All Saints' Cathedral, Khartoum, drawn by Sir Herbert Baker & Scott of London

1921 Feb 6-1924 Dec 16
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly notes and correspondence, including draft note on the work of the C. of E. in Baghdad (SAD.28/12/4-5); letter from Wingate to Gwynne concerning Gwynne's church building appeal (SAD.28/12/10); note by Gwynne to Sir E. Allenby, High Commissioner for Egypt, concerning the policy of government co-operation with missions in the Southern Sudan (SAD.28/12/12-14); copy article from the Sudan Government Administrative Regulations concerning the procedure for opening schools in the Sudan (SAD.28/12/15-16); letters between Gwynne, Revd. Bickersteth, Sir J. Currie, J.G. Mathew (Assistant Financial Secretary), G. Schuster (Financial Secretary), B.J. Harper, E. C. Midwinter, R.G. Fraser, J.W. Crowfoot, A.G. Fraser, J. Crowfoot to Gwynne, C.A. Willis and W. Sterry, and other papers concerning a Christian hostel at Gordon College (SAD.28/12/21,23-26,28-29,31-42,44-51,53,55-58,63-65); letter from Gwynne to the Colonel Commanding the 2nd Leicestershire Regiment, Khartoum, concerning the problem of venereal disease in the army (SAD.28/12/59-62); letter from Gwynne to Revd. C.D. Ennis, Assistant Chaplain General to the British Troops in Egypt, concerning the work of the new Chaplain (SAD.28/12/67-68); and rough note by Gwynne on brothels in the Diocese of Egypt and the Sudan (SAD.28/12/69-72)

1925 Jan 2-1928 Nov 30
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including Rev A. Dallis Ennis to Gwynne, with reply, concerning the management of the Church of England chaplain employed to work with British troops in the Sudan (SAD.28/13/3-6); minutes of meetings held in the Clergy House to consider the subject of the Christian hostel at Gordon College, with related letters from J.G. Matthew to Crowfoot and Gwynne to Currie (SAD.28/13/11,17-19,21-22); letters between Lord Cowdray, Gwynne and F.T. Hopkinson concerning the erection of a tower for Khartoum Cathedral (SAD.28/13/13-16); F.C.C. Balfour to Gwynne and Springfield, with reply, and E.C. Midwinter to Gwynne, concerning the proposal to build a new church at Port Sudan (SAD.28/13/24-27,51-52); MacMichael to Gwynne and More, and Gwynne to Hooper and Bishop Kitching concerning the re-drawing of the Diocesan boundaries (SAD.28/13/43-44,48-49,53-54,62); Gwynne to MacMichael, Lady Maffey and Harper concerning the establishment of Unity High School for Greek, Syrian, Armenian and Coptic girls in Khartoum (SAD.28/13/81-83,86-88); circular letters from E.G. Kitching, giving an account of her tours of various mission stations in Southern Sudan and Uganda with her husband (SAD.28/13/89-93,108-116); Gwynne to Miss A.I. Collard concerning her acceptance of the post of principal of Unity High School (SAD.28/13/107). Enclosures:

1929 Jan 25-Dec 28
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostlycorrespondence and enclosures, including R. MacInnes (incomplete) to [Gwynne?] regarding the establishment of Unity High School, and an agreement with the Americans on missionary jurisdictions (SAD.28/14/1-4); letters between Gwynne, G.W. Warner, H.T. Dashwood and Rev W. Wilson Cash concerning the redrawing of the Upper Nile Diocesan boundary (SAD.28/14/7,46-49); circular letter from F.G. & H.O. L[?] reporting on work at the mission station in Meridi (SAD.28/14/9-11); J.G. Matthew concerning the management of Unity High School (SAD.28/14/17); letters between J.G. Matthew, Mrs Adams, Mrs Atkinson, J.W.E. Miller, Miss Warburton, Rev E.M. Bickersteth, Lady Maffey, Mrs A. Forster, Rev B.J. Harper, Mrs Shea and Gwynne concerning the appointment of a new mistress for Unity High School (SAD.28/14/25-39); S. Dallas-Smith to Gwynne concerning a report on the Mission to Seamen (SAD.28/14/40); E.C. Gore to Gwynne concerning the opening of a church in Yambio (SAD.28/14/61-62); A.F. Matthew to Gwynne on the possibility of union between Christian churches (SAD.28/14/67-68); R.MacInnes to Gwynne, with reply, concerning the possible establishment of a Mediterranean province (SAD.28/14/72-78). Enclosures:

1930 Jan 3-Dec 23
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including Gwynne to R. Owen concerning the treaty negotiations between Britain and Egypt over Sudan (SAD.28/15/37-38); correspondence between H.H. Nash, Gwynne, Lane and E.G. Sarsfield-Hall on a meeting of the Unity High School Finance Committee (SAD.28/15/41,49-50,53,55); Gwynne to Lane on the management of Unity High School (SAD.28/15/42-43);Bishop of Gibraltar to Gwynne on the possible establishment of a Mediterranean Province (SAD.28/15/51-52); Gwynne to Lane concerning his hopes for girls' education in the Sudan (SAD.28/15/54); , letters between Gwynne, Lane and Miss Wilson concerning progress at Unity High School (SAD.28/15/70-72); Gwynne to Rev. A. Toop, Rev. F.F. Johnston and Rev. B.J. Harper, confirming their appointments as Honorary Canons for the Diocese (SAD.28/15/78-80). Enclosures:

1931 Jan 4-Dec 31
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including [MacInnes?] to Gwynne concerning the progress of the building of the Anglican Cathedral in Alexandria (SAD.28/16/15-17); R.S. McClenahan to Gwynne re a visit by Rudyard Kipling to Cairo (SAD.28.16/31); Gwynne to W. Macdiamid and J.A. Gillan concerning the future of the Sudan United Mission in the Nuba Mountains (SAD.28/16/33-34); circular letter from [Kitching?] concerning his visit and impressions of Manchuria following its occupation by Japanese soldiers (SAD.28/16/61-63); Gwynne to Mr Hovaguimian and Mr Melkonian, with reply from Melkonian, seeking funding to assist the education of Armenian girls in Unity High School (SAD.28/16/67-70); A.C. Parker, General Manager of the Sudan Railways, to Gwynne, with reply, on the possible transfer of the wooden church from Port Sudan to Atbara (SAD.28/16/95,97). Enclosures:

1932 Jan 4-Dec 31
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including H.M. Wilson to Gwynne concerning funding for Armenian girls at the Unity High School (SAD.28/17/22); J. Tanner and D. Thomson to Gwynne concerning the consecration ceremony for the new church at Port Sudan (SAD.28/17/29,31); Gwynne to Rev. W.W. Cash concerning the state of the Unity High School building (SAD.28/17/42); Sarsfield-Hall to Gwynne, with reply, concerning his belief that Unity High School should be closed (SAD.28/17/50,52-53); D. Newbold to Gwynne regarding plans for church services at El Obeid, the introduction of Arabic teaching in the Nuba Mountains and efforts to prevent the spread of Islam (SAD. 28/17/51); L.K. Winter to Cash concerning missionary operations in the Nuba Mountains (SAD.28/17/77); [Gwynne?] to the Editor of the Egyptian Gazette concerning licensed prostitution (SAD.28/17/81-82); circular letter from J.L. Maffey, Governor-General, concerning the measures taken by the Sudan Government during the economic depression (SAD.28/17/84-85); J. Luka to Gwynne concerning the constitution of the Maglis Milli (SAD.28/17/108-110); Gwynne to Sir P. Loraine and A.C. Headlam, Bishop of Gloucester concerning the neglect of the Coptic community by their Patriarch, Amba Yohannis (SAD.28/17/112-113). Enclosures:

1932-1940
Notebook entitled “Church Saloon no. 19: receipts and expenditure and photograph account”

1933 Jan 1-Dec 21
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including; letter from E.G. SArsfield-Hall to Gwynne, with reply, concerning the control of beggars in Khartoum Province (SAD.29/2/34-35); J. Tanner to Gwynne, with reply, S.T.C. Reeks to Hebbert, Gwynne to Reeks and L.R. Brown to Gwynne, on the design of the east end of Port Sudan Church (SAD.29/2/56-61,64-66); K. [Ailwanis?] to Gwynne with a list of subscribers and payments made for the new church at Giza (SAD.29/2/74a-75); H.D. Hooper to Mr Morrison concerning the possible establishment of C.M.S. schools in Egypt (SAD.29/2/87-91); J. Luka to Gwynne on the question of religious teaching in Egyptian schools (SAD.29/2/103); [Christopher ?] and G. Payne to Gwynne concerning the difficulties of the Cathedral building project in Cairo (SAD.29/2/106-108,110-111,126-127); [Christopher ?] to Gwynne concerning the Christian baptism of an Egyptian Muslim (SAD.29/2/133-134); J.E. Bateman and [Christopher ?] to Gwynne concerning the anti-missionary campaign in the Egyptian press (SAD.29/2/136-137); D. Newbold concerning the Kordofan prayers (SAD.29/2/138-139). Enclosures:

1934 Jan 2-Dec 29
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including [?] to Gwynne (section missing) concerning the success of the ecumenical services in Cairo and criticisms of a “Sudan Native Church” (SAD.29/3/5); J. Tanner to Gwynne concerning the design of the east end of Port Sudan Church (SAD.29/3/6); printed extract from a circular letter from Dr. E. Whidborne concerning the mission in the Nuba Mountains (SAD.29/3/7-9); Gwynne to Dr R.S. McClenahan concerning Muslim converts to Christianity (SAD.29/3/19); C.L. Armstrong to Gwynne concerning the problem of beggars in Khartoum Province (SAD.29/3/31); [Archdeacon Johnston] to Gwynne concerning his visit to Luxor (SAD.29/3/39-40); Gwynne to Sir Stewart Symes, Governor-General, on observance of the Sabbath in the Sudan (SAD.29/3/47-49); H.B. Emley, General Manager of the Sudan Railways, concerning the building of a new church at Atbara (SAD.29/3/58); A. Gilbert-Scott and E.C. Chandler to Gwynne concerning the building of Cairo Cathedral (SAD.29/3/69,86); translation of a letter received from the State Domains Administration to S.A. Morrison, concerning the conditions of purchase for the site of a new church in Cairo, with covering letter from Morrison to Gwynne (SAD.29/3/78-79); B.J. Harper to Gwynne concerning a report on the S.P.C.K. bookshop in Khartoum and the possible establishment of Sunday Schools (SAD.29/3/96-100). Enclosures:

1935 Jan 3-Dec 14
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including Bishop Kitching to Gwynne concerning the Diocesan boundaries, with reply (SAD.29/4/7,32); E.G. Sarsfield-Hall to Sir Stewart Symes, Governor-General, concerning arrangements to celebrate the 50th anniversary of General Gordon's death (SAD.29/4/8-9); Gwynne to Bickersteth regarding the shortage of clergy in Khartoum Province (SAD.29/4/13-14); letters between Gwynne ,[G.A.W.] and [Archdeacon Johnston] concerning the building of Cairo Cathedral (SAD.29/4/36,39,44-46);letter from B.W. Gordon, Air Chief Marshal to various officials, concerning the duties of the Senior Chaplain appointed to the Middle East Division (SAD.29/4/111-112); circular letter from Gwynne to C.M.S. missionaries in the Southern Sudan, concerning the amalgamation of part of the Diocese of the Upper Nile with the Diocese of Egypt and the Sudan (SAD.29/4/113-114). Enclosures:

1936 Jan 1-Dec 30
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including M.W. Parr, Governor Upper Nile Province, to E.C. Tunnicliffe, D.C. Malakal, and to Dr Trudinger and Mr Heasty, concerning the new Christian cemetery at Malakal (SAD.29/5/8-9); Gwynne to Miss de Payer concerning the prospects for Unity High School (SAD.29/5/11); M. Parr to Gwynne concerning his reservations over the building of a cathedral at Juba, and attending to the Christian community in Malakal, with reply (SAD.29/5/17-18,21); Parr to Gwynne on the Italian occupation of Abyssinia (SAD.29/5/23); C.F.L. Bertram to H.B. Emley, General Manager of the Sudan Railways, C.J.H. Hunter to Bertram, and A.J. Harper and Bertram to Gwynne regarding the new C.M.S. school at Atbara (SAD.29/5/29-31,40-42); circular letter from G. & A. Riley, C.M.S. Meridi, concerning Bishop Bullen's appointment as assistant to Gwynne, accounts of missionary work at Yambio and Lui, the mission school at Meridi, and a description of a visit to Nairobi (SAD.29/5/34). Enclosures:

1936
Notebook of jottings by Gwynne relating to his role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan

1937 Jan 2-Dec 30
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including Gwynne to William Pasha Makram to concerning the appointment of a Coptic Bishop (SAD.29/7/7-8); J.K. Leslie to Gwynne concerning the teaching of the Koran in the Coptic Girls' College at Abbasia, Cairo (SAD.29/7/14); Gwynne to Hooper regarding a dispute between the secretary of the C.M.S. and the Sudan Government (SAD.29/7/25); Gwynne to Cash and E.M.C. de Payer, with reply from de Payer, on the possible purchase of the Unity High School's land from the C.M.S. (SAD.29/7/44-45,60,62,65,69-70,101); C. de Payer to Gwynne regarding the unpopularity of Unity High School (SAD.29/7/56-59); Gwynne to E. Springfield concerning the building of the east end of Port Sudan Church (SAD.29/7/103-104); circular letter from Hooper at Kako, Uganda, concerning the success of Christian missions in Uganda and the difficulties of combining pastoral and educational work (SAD.29/7/116-117); Gwynne to the Bishop of the Armenian Church in Egypt concerning the state of the Armenian Church in Egypt (SAD.29/7/146-147). Enclosures:

1938 Jan-Feb 28
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including Archdeacon Johnston to Gwynne, with reply, concerning the administration of the new Cairo Cathedral, and plans for the consecration ceremony (SAD.29/8/27-28,34-35); correspondence between Gwynne and others concerning the consecration of All Saints Cathedral in Cairo, including W. Temple, the Archbishop of York, Archdeacon F.F. Johnston, W.C.G. Lang, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dean F.W. Dwelly, H. Biggs, A. Gilbert-Scott, G. Francis, Bishop of Jerusalem, Canon Harper (SAD.29/8/29,38-39,46-47,49-50,55-57,66,70-74,77-79,87-91,94,102,105-107,110-111,121-122); and A.C. Headlam, Bishop of Gloucester, to Gwynne, concerning the appointment of a new Coptic Bishop in the Sudan (SAD.29/8/53). Enclosure:

1938 Mar-Dec
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including letters between Gwynne, A. Gilbert-Scott, Archdeacon F.F. Johnston, W. Temple, the Bishop in Jerusalem, Rev. G. Lloyd, Canon Harper and Rev. J.F. Anderson concerning the consecration of All Saints' Cathedral in Cairo, (SAD.30/1/5-10,18-20,22,24); correspondence between E.G. Coryton, Gwynne, C.A. Willis and G.N.I. Morrison concerning the building of a church at Malakal (SAD.30/1/70,72-75,81,84-85,87-94); Johnston to Gwynne concerning the Christmas service at All Saints Cathedral in Cairo (SAD.30/1/106). Enclosures:

1939 Jan 2-Dec 20
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including Gwynne to E.J. Luka concerning the lack of leadership for the Coptic Church (SAD.30/2/7); Lord Cromer to Gwynne, with reply, concerning a memorial plaque for his father in All Saints Cathedral, Cairo (SAD.30/2/14-16,36); Gwynne to J.A. GIllan, Civil Secretary, concerning the threat posed to the Coptic community from the building of an Egyptian school in Khartoum (SAD.30/2/69); and note concerning the method of reducing the expenditure of medical missionaries in Omdurman (SAD.30/2/94). Enclosures:

[1940s]
Book of memorial inscriptions from Khartoum Cathedral, mostly former soldiers or officials of the Sudan Government

1940 Jan 1-Dec 30
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including E.G. Coryton to Gwynne on the dedication ceremony for the \united Church of Malakal (SAD.30/4/25); printed appeal letter from Gwynne for funding for further development of Unity High School (SAD.30/4/33); C. de Payer to Gwynne on progress at Unity High School (SAD.30/4/39-40,69-72), with reply (SAD.30/4/77-78); M.W. Parr to Gwynne and A.M. Gelsthorpe, and Gwynne to D.H.C. Bartlett, concerning the conflicting claims of the B.C.M.S. and Catholic missions at Kapoeta and Parr's insistence on keeping the Catholic and Protestant spheres separate (SAD.30/4/50,54,59-64). Enclosures:

1941 Jan 1-Feb 26
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including Gwynne to Rev. R. Woods concerning ministering to the soldiers in the western desert (SAD.30/5/22-23); Gelsthorpe to Handley re the ordination of the first Sudanese Deacons and the success of the C.M.S. conference (SAD.30/5/55-59); A. Neilans to Gwynne concerning the problem of venereal disease amongst the troops in Egypt (SAD.30/5/63). Enclosures:

1941 Mar 1-Apr 30
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including Johnston to Gwynne concerning the National Day of Prayer services in All Saints Cathedral Cairo (SAD.30/6/58); Gwynne to [John?] concerning missionary wartime work and progress in the diocese (SAD.30/6/59-64); Gwynne to Rev. D. Symond concerning the lack of chaplains for the British troops in Eritrea (SAD.30/6/89-90); D. Newbold to Gwynne concerning salvage work at Gedaref where the District Commissioner W. McDowall found the body of an English soldier (SAD.30/6/110). Enclosures:

1941 May 3-Dec 30
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including Gwynne to Miss Neilans concerning the closure of brothels in Egypt and the Sudan (SAD.30/7/1-2). Enclosures:

1942 Jan 3-Dec 31
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including Gwynne to Temple, Archbishop of York, concerning the popularity of All Saints Cathedral Cairo, and the catholicity of the chaplains from the South African Church (SAD.30/8/16-19); Gwynne to Luka on the state of the Coptic Church in the Sudan (SAD.30/8/21); Gwynne to J.S. Blake Reed and B. Cornish concerning the organisation of the churches in Alexandria (SAD.30/8/81-82); P.O. Gibson to A.M. Gelsthorpe concerning guidelines for adult baptism and baptism of polygamists (SAD.30/8/86-87); Gwynne to Sir Robert Greg rejecting the possibility of educating poor British children at the English School in Cairo (SAD.30/8/93); Gwynne to D. Newbold concerning the refusal of the Sudan Government to outlaw brothels and cabarets (SAD.30/8/103-104); Gwynne to Gelsthorpe concerning the administration of the Abysinnian Church, and the cabarets in Khartoum (SAD.30/8/112); Gelsthorpe to Gwynne, with reply, concerning Gelsthorpe's possible resignation over a disagreement with Gwynne (SAD.30/8/115-121,123-124); C.F. Bertam to Gwynne concerning the need for greater unity between the North and South Sudan missions (SAD.30/8/127-129); Rev. A.W. Adeney to Gwynne and W.T. Bond, Hon Secretary of the the Church Committee of the Church of the Epiphany, Port Said to the Flag Officer in Port Tewfik, concerning the possible opening of a brothel in Port Said (SAD.30/8/157-158,167). Enclosures:

1943 Jan 2-1946 Dec
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan and Bishop in Egypt, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including Gwynne to W.T. Bond and Adeney, on opposition towards the opening of a brothel in Port Said (SAD.30/9/4-5); Gwynne to W. Makram Edeid Pasha concerning the Patriarchate of the Coptic Church, and the relationship between Muslims and the Copts in Egypt (SAD.30/9/6-7); committee of the Egypt Inter-Mission Council to the Minister of Education in Cairo concerning complaints made against Muslim children in religious schools in Egypt (SAD.30/9/23-25); Gwynne to G.E.R. Sandars, Sudan Agency, criticising Egyptian censorship (SAD.30/9/59); Gelsthorpe to Newbold concerning C.M.S. and Roman Catholics missionaries at Kapoeta (SAD.30/9/78-82); Newbold to Gelsthorpe concerning the Balokoli movement in Uganda (SAD.30/9/84-87); [Gelsthorpe?] to C.H.L. Skeet, Governor of Equatoria, concerning mission responsibilities in the Opari District (SAD.30/9/94); P.O. Gibson to Gwynne concerning future arrangements for the Diocese of Southern Sudan (SAD.30/9/95); Gwynne to R.V.H. Roseveare, Director of Education, concerning the Unity High School constitution (SAD.30/9/96); letters from R.F. Shields, Secretary of the Inter-Mission Council of the Sudan, to the Governor of Khartoum Province, E.H. Mackintosh, and Gwynne to Newbold, concerning the appeal to erect a United Church in Omdurman (SAD.30/9/145-147); T.S.R. Boase to Gwynne concerning the finances of Unity High School (SAD.30/9/182); F.D. Kingdon to Gelsthorpe concerning S.P.C.K. activities at Malakal (SAD.30/9/183-184); Gelsthorpe to C.A.G. Wallis, Assistant Civil Secretary, concerning the Sudan Medical Service in Upper Nile Province (SAD.30/9/185); L.R. Brown to Johnston concerning disturbances in Cairo and the attack on All Saints' Cathedral (SAD.30/9/194); blank declaration and oath of Canonical Obedience form (SAD.30/9/197). Enclosures:

1945 Oct 31-1952 Feb 6
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop in Egypt and following his retirement, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including letters chiefly between Bishop Gelsthorpe and J.D. Player, and Gwynne and Gelsthorpe, concerning Bishop Gwynne's autobiography (SAD.419/6/3,4,7,16,41,56,61-62,84-86); Gelsthorpe and C. Trizis concerning a memorial for Gwynne (SAD.419/6/8,15); W. W. Cash, Bishop of Worcester, to J.W. Robertson, Civil Secretary, Cash to Gelsthorpe, with reply, and Archdeacon Johnston to Gelsthorpe, concerning Gwynne's retirement and pension (SAD.419/6/18-19,40,47,49,52,55,57); Gwynne to Gelsthorpe on future independence for the Sudan (SAD.419/6/64-65); Gwynne to Gelsthorpe on the appointment of G. Allen as Bishop in Egypt, and the removal of Sir Hubert Huddleston as Governor-General of the Sudan (SAD.419/6/66-68); Supreme Patriarch-Catholicos of all Armenians to Gwynne, with reply, concerning Gwynne's work in the Sudan and Egypt (SAD.419/6/78-82). Enclosures:

1946 Jul 22-1948 Sep 15
Official papers relating to Gwynne's role as Bishop in Egypt and following his retirement, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including letters to Gwynne from various correspondents (many with replies from Gwynne), most notably G. Cartman, D.C. Butcher, the Egypt and Sudan Diocesan Association, and the S.P.C.K., concerning Gwynne's resignation (SAD.420/4/17,21,27,30-32,36-37,39-44,47,49-50,56-57,64,70); Archdeacon Johnston to Gwynne concerning the future of the Cairo Bishopric and Johnston's nomination to succeed Gwynne (SAD.420/4/28-29); Gwynne to Rt Hon E. Bevin concerning his thoughts on the future government of the Sudan ((AD.420/4/53-54). Enclosures:

1886-1953
Personal papers of Gwynne, chiefly his stipendiary papers, licences and certificates and last will and testament

1899 Feb 18-1907 Aug 15
Personal correspondence of Gwynne, including [?] to [Gwynne?] with information on the climate, geography and people of Sobat and surrounding neighbourhood (SAD.31/2/5); G.F.P. Blyth, Bishop of Jerusalem, confirming Gwynne's appointment as Archdeacon of the Sudan, with a description of his duties (SAD.31/2/16-17); David Rees of Reuter's Telegram Co Ltd concerning Gwynne's agreement to act as Reuter's correspondenct at Khartoum (SAD.31/2/18); Archdeacon Shaw re his decision to return to Khartoum to help with CMS work (SAD.31/2/46); E. Hall to Gwynne concerning staffing for the schools at Atbara and Omdurman (SAD.31/2/50-51); and A.R. Cook making recommendations for the establishment of a mission among the Dinka (SAD.31/2/55-57)

1908 Oct 5-1919 Sep 20
Personal papers of Gwynne, mainly correspondence and enclosures including R. MacInnes on the work of the C.M.S. in Egypt (SAD.31/3/14-23); A. Shaw on the need to prioritise the conversion of the “pagans” of Southern Sudan over the Muslims of the North (SAD.31/3/36-37). Enclosure:

1920 Feb 28-1930 Dec 30
Personal papers of Gwynne, mostly correspondence and enclosures including W. Willcocks to Gwynne concerning the lack of funding for Church education in Egypt (SAD.31/4/10-11); F.F. Johnston to Gwynne concerning the suitability of Gwynne's preferred candidate for the new Coptic Patriarchate (SAD.31/4/49-50); Gwynne to M. Warburton and A.L. Collard concerning the progress of Unity High School (SAD.31/4/55,64); H.C. Jackson to Gwynne, with reply, concerning declining church attendance amongst the British in comparison to other nationalities (SAD.31/4/62,65); Gwynne to P. Drummond Hay regarding the behaviour of his father (SAD.31/4/73). Enclosure:

[1920s]
Personal notebook containing miscellaneous jottings on a conference, Sudan Government policy towards the missions, marriage, Anglican communion; supply of clergy, Islam, etc.

1931 Jan 2-1932 Dec 21
Personal papers of Gwynne, mostly correspondence and enclosures, including N.G. Davidson on the construction of a tower for Khartoum Cathedral, and a plan to provide funding for church-building and education in the Sudan (SAD.31/5/12-13); J. Thomson and S. Kurkdjian to Gwynne on his appointment to the position of Deputy District Grand Master of Egypt and the Sudan (SAD.31/5/55-56). Enclosures:

1933 Jan 2-Dec 17
Personal papers of Gwynne, mostly correspondence and enclosures including J.D. Atkinson to Gwynne, Bro Pappadam to J.E. Woolf and Woolf to Gwynne concerning the formation of a Greek Grand Lodge in Khartoum (SAD.31/6/21-22,38-39); and H.M. Wilson describing the progress of Unity High School (SAD.31/6/27). Enclosure:

1934 Jan 4-Dec 29
Personal papers of Gwynne, mostly correspondence and enclosures including P. Colville Smith to J.D. Atkinson, and Atkinson to Gwynne and the Grand Secretary of the United Grand Lodge of England to Atkinson, concerning Gwynne's installation as District Grand Master (SAD.31/7/35,39-41). Enclosures:

1935 Jan 2-1936 Dec 24
Personal papers of Gwynne, mostly private correspondence concerning diocesan and missionary matters and his role as District Grand Master, and the following enclosures:

1937 Jan 14-1937 Aug 31
Personal papers of Gwynne, mostly private correspondence concerning diocesan and missionary matters and his role as District Grand Master, and enclosures (chiefly receipts for goods purchased), including W.B. Smith to Bro. Papadam, on the formation of a Greek Grand Lodge in Khartoum (SAD.32/1/3); E.C. Chandler and C.R. Williams to Gwynne, concerning the erection of a church at Atbara (SAD.32/1/27,84); letter from W. Temple, Archbishop of York, to Gwynne concerning his attendance at the consecration of Cairo Cathedral (SAD.32/1/52); and Gwynne to Shukry Bey concerning the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty (SAD.32/1/90). Enclosures:

1937 Sep 1-Dec 29
Personal papers of Gwynne, mostly private correspondence concerning diocesan and missionary matters and his role as District Grand Master, and, in addition to receipts and invoices, the following enclosure:

1938 Jan 1-Dec 31
Personal papers of Gwynne, mostly private correspondence concerning diocesan and missionary matters and his role as District Grand Master and enclosures, including Gwynne to R. Batty, with reply, concerning arrangements for the consecration of All Saints Cathedral in Cairo (SAD.32/3/20-21,39-40); Gwynne to the Bishop of Newcastle, Australia concerning a charge of heresy brought by the Sudan United Mission against Church of England missionaries working for the S.U.M. in the Nuba Mountains (SAD.32/3/60-61). Enclosure:

1939 Jan 6-Dec 31 & n.d.
Personal papers of Gwynne, mostly private correspondence concerning diocesan and missionary matters and his role as District Grand Master and the following enclosure:

1940 Jan 16-1945 Nov 26
Personal papers of Gwynne, mostly private correspondence concerning diocesan and missionary matters and congratulations on his 80th birthday, and enclosures, including C.F.L. Bartram to Gwynne concerning the Christmas Day service at Malakal (SAD.32/5/78); D. Newbold to Gwynne concerning the problem of cabarets in the Sudan (SAD.32/5/98-99); Gwynne to Newbold concerning the division of the diocese of Egypt and the Sudan (SAD.32/5/100); Gwynne to A. Burrell concerning the legacy of General Gordon (SAD.32/5/102); C.E.C. Stileman to Gelsthorpe congratulating him on his appointment as Bishop in the Sudan (SAD.32/5/105). Enclosures:

1943 Apr 4-Jul 30
Personal correspondence to Gwynne from friends and colleagues, congratulating him on his 80th birthday. Enclsoure:

[1950s]
Biographical notes (incomplete), probably dictated by Gwynne, on Rev Theodore Bayley Hardy, VC, chaplain to the Lincolnshire Regiment and on C.T. Studd with accounts of the outbreak of the Second World War in Egypt and the Second World War in Egypt and the Sudan

[1950s] & 1956 Jun 14-1957 Sep 19
Material which was probably used by Gwynne's biographer, H.C. Jackson when writing his biography: autobiographical notes, probably dictated by Gwynne, including concerning his first experiences with Muslims in the Sudan, the start of the Gordon Memorial Mission in Southern Sudan and the future of the British Legion; letters to Bishop Gelsthorpe and H.C. Jackson from H. Budworth, R. Hillery and M. Collard concerning their memories of Gwynne; and note by Rev. A Burrell, recalling his memories of Gwynne

1952 Jan & 1957 Dec
Two circular letters from Gwynne to his friends, the first (printed) concerning increasing anti-British sentiment in Egypt, a defense of British policy in Egypt and the Sudan during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and his fears over future Egyptian control of the Sudan; the second (draft) concerning the strength of his faith in old age

1899
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1901
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1902
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1902
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs. Enclosure:

1902 Jul
Personal notebook of Gwynne containing diary entries, mostly brief descriptions of his daily routine teaching in the Coptic Girls' School in Khartoum, including the opening of the school (SAD.33/5/1); Gwynne's difficulty in teaching lessons in Arabic to Coptic students (SAD.33/5/1,4); his opinions on disciplining his child servants (SAD.33/5/2,6); the effect of floods on the local Sudanese in Khartoum (SAD.33/5/8); his praise for the work of the Presbyterians in Egypt (SAD.33/5/9); and the effect of cholera in Egypt (SAD.33/5/10)

1904
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1905
Personal notebook of Gwynne containing diary entries with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1905 Jan - Jun
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1905 Sep - Dec
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1906
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1907
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1909
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1910
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1911
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1913
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1913 Oct 1-26
Diary of Gwynne covering a trip to Melut to establish a new mission, including the departure of the missionary party from Khartoum, the negotiations surrounding the granting of the mission, and Gwynne's opinions of D.V. MacDiarmid, Dr. Trudinger, M. Trudinger and Mr Mills (SAD.34/6/1-2); a dispute involving a Coptic priest and its ramifications for the Coptic Church (SAD.34/6/2-3); the preference of the missionary party for Abyssinian rather than Sudanese servants (SAD.34/6/3-5); the influence of Islam and the need to open a mission school amongst the local Sudanese population in a small village en route to Melut (SAD.34/6/4-5); arrival at Melut (SAD.34/6/6); preaching a sermon to the Dinka (SAD.34/6/7); the preference of R.M. Feilden, Governor of Bahr al-Ghazal, for a Roman Catholic rather than a Protestant mission in Melut (SAD.34/6/9-10); his interview with Shaykh Tiang, and the fascination of the Dinka with Gwynne's rifle (SAD.34/6/14); his visit to Shaykh Aniok's village and a description of a local tribal dispute (SAD.34/6/15); description of a tribal dance (SAD.34/8/17); and an encounter with Baqqarah Arabs (SAD.34/6/24). The diary is illustrated with some small pencil and pen sketches by Gwynne.

1914
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs, and also including reference to the outbreak of the First World War (SAD.34/7/61)

1914
Appointment diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1915
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1915 May 23-1916 May 13
Personal notebook of Gwynne containing diary entries, including brief descriptions of his daily routine as chaplain to the forces, mostly descriptions of his visits to the troops and religious services delivered, as well as personal and often detailed accounts of the war on the Western Front

1916
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1918 Sep 1-1919 Jul 27
Diary of Gwynne, including descriptions of his daily routine as chaplain to the forces, mostly visits to troops, religious services delivered and meetings attended. The entries from Sep-Nov mostly concern news on the progress of the war, including a description of the response of the local population in the villages of Northern France to the armistice (SAD.34/12/38)

1919 Jul 13-1921 Aug 4
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1921 Aug 23-1922 Jun 10
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as private expressions of his religious beliefs, but also including a tour of mission stations in the Southern Sudan (SAD.35/1/31v-88), including Amadi, Meridi, Yambio and Juba (SAD.35/1/35v-38,39v-41v,43,59) with a description of the aftermath of a Nuba tribal battle at Shambe (SAD.35/1/34v-35); as well as visits to mission stations in the Belgian Congo and Uganda (SAD.35/1/44v-51v,71v-72v).

1923 Jun 11-1925 Apr 30
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as private expressions of his religious beliefs, but also including a discussion with various Cairo officials on the religious composition of the English School, and plans for the new Cathedral (SAD.35/2/98)

1925 May 1-1926 Jul 19
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1926 Jul 20-1928 Dec 31
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs

1929 Jan 8-1933 Oct 3
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs. Also contains other documents inserted into pages of diary, including portions of letters, notes, tracts, orders of service, and press cuttings (a full list of these enclosures can be found at the beginning of the file)

1933
Appointments diary of Gwynne

1936
Appointments diary of Gwynne

1938
Appointments diary of Gwynne

1940 May 14-1945 Jul 19
Diary of Gwynne with brief descriptions of his daily routine, mostly meetings attended and services delivered, as well as expressions of his religious beliefs. Also contains other documents inserted into pages of diary, including portions of letters, notes, tracts, orders of service, and press cuttings (a full list of these enclosures can be found at the beginning of the file)

1942
Appointments diary of Gwynne

[1890s]
Account of Sumeed, Sudanese orderly to General Gordon during his governor-generalship of the Sudan, as told to Rev Thurfjell, a Swedish missionary

[1920s]
Draft chapters [possibly for a book] entitled “The New Imperialism”, author unknown

1949
Unpublished manuscript for a book by Gwynne entitled “An attempt at a spiritual history of the First World War”

1949 Sep
Typescript copy of article by Sir Reginald Wingate from the Daily Telegraph concerning his connection with the Cathedral of Abu Menas, Egypt

1951
Draft article by Gwynne entitled “The truth about modern Egypt”

[1950s]
Draft article by Gwynne entitled “The story of the founding of the English Mission College”

[1950s]
Draft article by Gwynne entitled “The Church of Ethiopia”

[1950s]
Draft article by Gwynne entitled “How the Bible inspires”, written for the Missions to the R.A.F.

[1950s]
Draft article by Gwynne entitled “Desert travelling In the Sudan in the early days” (2 copies)

[1950s]
Draft account by Gwynne entitled “Records of the early days of the administration of the Sudan which otherwise might have been lost for ever”, describing his early experiences in the Sudan after his arrival in 1899

[1950s]
Draft article by Gwynne entitled “First contacts with primitive tribes”, possibly part of a projected autobiography

[1950s]
Draft article by Gwynne entitled “Ali Dinar”

[1950s]
Draft book by Gwynne entitled “Makers of the Sudan”

[1950s]
Draft article by Gwynne entitled “The value of games on the administration” concerning the sporting activities of British officials in the Sudan

[1950s]
Draft article by Gwynne entitled “Stories of my first Khartoum flock”

1913
Series of speeches made on the opening of Wad Medani Girls' School (some in Arabic with translations), with covering letter by C. Saad to Gwynne, including Sagh Haidar Effendi Rustum, Sub-inspector, Blue Nile Province and Shaykh Ismail al-Azhari, Qadi of Blue Nile Province Mohammedan Court
Language: English; Arabic

[1930s]
Transcript of speech by Gwynne at the opening of a bazaar

[1930s]
Account of an interview with the Bishop of Egypt and the Sudan

1932
Lecture by Gwynne on Lord Plumer

1935 Jun 28
Speech by Gwynne delivered on behalf of the Sudan Church Council to the Diocesan Guild on the dissolution of the Guild

[1940s]
Speeches by Gwynne delivered to the 23rd and 24th meetings of the Sudan Church Council

1944 Feb 10
Transcript of a talk by Gwynne broadcast on [Omdurman Radio?] criticising the form of government in Egypt

1945
Lecture entitled “Looking back at land marks”, concerning the development of the Anglican Church in the Sudan

1945
Speech by Gwynne entitled “Words of commendation at the enthronement of the Right Reverend Bishop Gelsthorpe to the Bishopric of the Sudan”

1945 Dec 9
Speech given to the Clergy House Supper Club on the enthronement of Bishop Gelsthorpe as Bishop in Sudan

1952 May 27
Draft transcript of a conversation with Canon “Uncle” Harper, reminiscing about his early years in the Sudan

[1890s-1950s]
File of manuscript and typescript copies of sermons, addresses, prayers, and dedications

[1890s-1950s]
11 volumes of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1891
Volume of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1902
2 volumes of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1904
3 volumes of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1905
Volume of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1906
2 volumes of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1907
4 volumes of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1907
Notes for sermons in Khartoum by Gwynne

1908
2 volumes of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1909
4 volumes of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1910
5 volumes of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1911
3 volumes of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1912
2 volumes of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1913
7 volumes of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1914
Volume of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

[1914-1918]
2 volumes of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1915
Volume of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1918
Volume of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1919
Volume of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1920
Volume of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1921
Volume of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1927
Volume of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

1934
Volume of notes of sermons and addresses delivered by Gwynne

[1890s-1950s]
12 volumes containing intercessions, thanksgivings and confessions compiled by Gwynne

[ca. 1909-1910]
Photograph album, possibly formerly belonging to Rev. R. MacInnes, later Bishop in Jerusalem, including:

[1930s]
Album of photographs of St Paul's Church, Wad Medani (consecrated 1931). Photographs taken by Karakashian Bros., Khartoum including:

1943
Photograph album presented to Bishop Gwynne by the Anglican community in the Sudan on the occasion of his 80th birthday and in commemoration of 44 years of service in the Sudan, including:

[1880s-1900s]
Photographs of Gwynne's family, friends and colleagues, including:

[1890s-1950s]
Photographs of Gwynne, including:

[1890s-1950s]
Photographs of religious life in the Sudan and Egypt, including:

[1910s-1945]
Photographs of Sudanese and Egyptian people, including:

[1910s-1940s]
Photographs of unidentified churches, including:

[1890s-1950s]
Photographs of military processions, including:

[1910s-1960]
Miscellaneous photographs, including:

1898-[1918]
Large mounted photographs, including:

[ca. 1905-1914]
Photographs enclosed in a file of Bishop Gwynne's correspondence:

[1900s]
Collection of Sudanese beads

[1890s-1950s]
Small unframed watercolours of Sudanese villages

[ca. 1940s]
Oil painting of Bishop Gwynne in bishop’s surplice, artist unknown. Canvas on wooden frame
Size: 36 x 25 cm

[ca. 1940s]
Oil painting of Bishop Gwynne in bishop's surplice, artist unknown. Canvas on wooden frame
Size: 40.5 x 30 cm

1899 Feb 9
Cutting from Football Chat regarding a special football service in St Mary's Church, Nottingham

1901-1951 Nov
File of cuttings from a range of newspapers on various topics, including the Egyptian Observer on the Bishop of London's controversial speech on Islam (SAD.38/13/3-5); Standard Union concerning the death of Capt. G.S. Nickerson, Governor of Sennar Province (SAD.38/13/6); Egyptian Gazette concerning plans by an Indian Muslim sect to convert England to Islam (SAD.38/13/7); typescript copy (for an unidentifiable publication) of an article entitled “The Fellaheen of Egypt” (SAD.38/13/8-11); [Egyptian Gazette?] on the succession of Mustapha Pasha Nahas as Prime Minister of Egypt (SAD.38/13/18); Sudan Daily Herald re the consecration of the tower and baptistery at All Saints' Cathedral, Khartoum (SAD.38/13/20-22); [Sudan Daily Herald] regarding the Gordon Memorial Service at All Saints' Cathedral, Khartoum (SAD.38/13/27); [Sudan Daily Herald] on the death of Miss E.K.W. Maxwell (SAD.38/13/28); [Sudan Daily Herald] concerning the opening of the Cathedral Hall of All Saints' Cathedral, Khartoum by Sir Robert Howe (SAD.38/13/31-33); and C.M.S. Outlook concerning the missionary situation in the Sudan (SAD.38/13/35-36)

1904-1912
Volume of cuttings from a range of newspapers including The Standard, The Morning Post, The Daily Telegraph, The Times, and The Daily Graphic, on the building and consecration of All Saints' Cathedral in Khartoum

1916
Volume I of cuttings from various newspapers compiled by Rev. B.G. O'Rourke concerning the work of chaplains in the British Expeditionary Force during the First World War

1917-1919
Volume II of cuttings from various newspapers, chiefly the Daily Sketch, the Globe, Life of Faith, the Scotsman Weekly, and the Church Times, compiled by Rev. B.G. O'Rourke concerning the work of chaplains in the British Expeditionary Force during and after the First World War

1917-1918
Volume of cuttings from various newspapers, chiefly the Morning Post, The Times Literary Supplement, The Times, and The Spectator, concerning reviews of books to which Gwynne provided a preface, including Macnutt, F.B. (ed), The Church in the Furnace (London, 1918); [Army Chaplain], Can England's Church win England's manhood? (London, 1917); Gray, A.H., As Tommy sees us (London, 1917); and Kennedy, G.A.S., Rough rhymes of a Padre (London, 1918)

1931 Jan 12-1936 Dec 5
File of typescript translation, mostly produced by the Turkish Translation Service, with one from the Syria-Palestine Translation Service, of selected articles from the Turkish and Syrian-Palestinian press

[1890s-1950s]
Short story written in a jotter by N.J. Cash, entitled “Because of Susie”

1904 Feb 7-1949 Feb
Collection of printed religious pamphlets, mostly orders of service (including for the laying of the foundation stone of All Saints' Church, Khartoum, 1904 and for the service at Khartoum Cathedral to celebrate the coronation of George VI), appeals for various causes, and notices from religious societies

1907
Printed pamphlet entitled The English church at Khartoum: a short note on church work in the Sudan since the reconquest: with illustrations & an architectural description of the new church now being built at Khartoum for which subscriptions are invited (London, 1907)

1918 May
Poem entitled “The old Jocks” by C.C. Lindsay

[1920s]
Religious poem concerning the planets

1925 Feb 28
Programme for a brigade sports day to be held at Gordon College

1928 Aug 7
List of guests for a dinner at Government House, India

[1935]
Memorial card for General Gordon

1949 Jan 17
Dinner menu for the Khartoum Group of Toc-H

[ca. 1912-
Assorted printed pamphlets, chiefly relating to church affairs in the Middle East and Britain, including The Anglican and Coptic Communions in Egypt, by a member of the C.M.S. Mission to Moslems (SAD.184/2/1); A new legend of he Holy Family accounting for a tune, made by one Amice Calverley at Abydos Egypt (SAD.184/2/2); Orthodox Church bulletin, no 21 (1943) (SAD.184/2/4); The quiet time, including the Finnish gold story, by S.D. Gordon (SAD.184/2/5); order of service for a thanksgiving and memorial service for members of the Royal Army Chaplains' Department, 1919 (SAD.184/2/7); The Greater Britain Messenger, no 329 (1933) (SAD.184/2/12); and Sunday Guardian and Sunday closing reporter, no 8 (1937) (SAD.184/2/13)