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Actions	Fragment of letter to Rev George Little concerning the position of the school in the most densely populated part of the town and the pupils largely the children of handloom weavers To enquire about this item(s) please contact us archives@eastdunbarton.gov.uk Remove from selection Add to selection TitleFragment of letter to Rev George Little concerning the position of the school in the most densely populated part of the town and the pupils largely the children of handloom weavers ReferenceGD348/1/52 Datec1856 Level of descriptionitem Repository nameEast Dunbartonshire Archives - Kirkintilloch Hierarchy browser GD348 Miscellaneous Kirk Session Material Formerly Held by Museum fonds contains 2 parts GD348/1 Documents and correspondence concerning the establishment of Oswald and Kirk Session School series contains 55 parts GD348/1/52 Fragment of letter to Rev George Little concerning the position of the school in the most densely populated part of the town and the pupils largely the children of handloom weavers item

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Fragment of letter to Rev George Little concerning the position of the school in the most densely populated part of the town and the pupils largely the children of handloom weavers

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TitleFragment of letter to Rev George Little concerning the position of the school in the most densely populated part of the town and the pupils largely the children of handloom weavers

ReferenceGD348/1/52

Datec1856

Level of descriptionitem

Repository nameEast Dunbartonshire Archives - Kirkintilloch

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GD348
Miscellaneous Kirk Session Material Formerly Held by Museum
fonds contains 2 parts
- GD348/1
  Documents and correspondence concerning the establishment of Oswald and Kirk Session School
  series contains 55 parts
  - GD348/1/52
    Fragment of letter to Rev George Little concerning the position of the school in the most densely populated part of the town and the pupils largely the children of handloom weavers
    item

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