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This series includes information regarding individual churches, and a compilation of events along the banks of the Hawkesbury and Nepean Rivers from 1788 to 1939.

Notebooks containing handwritten and typewritten notes on IVF/AFES administration. Each notebook has an index at the front.

The notebooks contain Biblical lessons and include Hebrew and Greek language passages.

20 notebooks, mostly handwritten, reflecting interest in philosophy and scripture. One possibly belonging to F.G. Taplin. All showing signs of age.

Subjects covered (in order of appearance):

• Evidences.
• The second coming of Our Lord (p.p. 27 - 36) .
• Genesis, chapters 1-5 (p.p. 37 - '52').
• Analysis of "Robinson's Christian System"; Essay 1, On the divine origin of the Holy scriptures. Essay 2, On the different characters of the infidel and the believer. Essay 3, On the power of God. Essay 4, On the wisdom and Knowledge of God. Essay 5, On the goodness of God. Essay 6, On the patience of God. Essay 7, On the holiness of God. Essay 8, On the justice of God. Essay 9, On the mercy of God. Essay 10, On the veracity of God. Essay 11, On the Trinity in unity. Essays 12 - 19, On the natural state of Man. (pages '52' - '59').
• The Epistles to the Thessalonians.
• Reformation and Symbolical Formulae (2 pages in pencil).
• Notes on Church doctrine (history), the Articles of the Church of England, and the Acts governing the Church of England. This may be the draft of a essay written by Jones during his Oxford years. Topics covered within it include the Reformation in England and Germany, the 'New Learning', justification for the split with Rene in the Sixteenth Century, the omittance in the Acts of the English Church of the doctrine of the Corporal Presence.

Note written on the pack of a price list for the laundry service 'Mrs E. Beddill, Queensland Laundry'

Army issue notebook, recording impressions of the Holy Land.

Regular newsletter sent to Bible Society supporters. Most of the content in this date range was written by then Commonwealth Secretary J.R. Payne.