The Samuel Marsden Archives contains college and collected archives, including material relating to the Anglican Church of Australia and general Australian church history.

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Financial records

AU AU-MTC 113/4
Series
1948-1978

Records relating to property and bequests, and donation receipt book 1949-1957

Australian Church Record

Correspondence, ephemera and news clippings

AU AU-MTC 113/5
Series
1954-1958

Typescript articles, news clippings, correspondence interfiled.

Australian Church Record

Papers relating to the Constitution of the Anglican Church of Australia

AU AU-MTC 114/1
Series
1946-1960

Correspondence, reports and news clippings

Johnstone, John Roderic Lindsay

Papers relating to the Archbishop of Sydney Appointment Ordinance

AU AU-MTC 114/2
Series
1961-1962

Johnstone, John Roderic Lindsay

Papers relating to general religious teaching in primary schools

AU AU-MTC 114/3
Series
1961-1964

Johnstone, John Roderic Lindsay

Correspondence

AU AU-MTC 114/4
Series
1946-1993

Includes correspondence relating to the Constitution of the Anglican Church of Australia, letters to Prime Minister Whitlam and correspondence with D.B. Knox relating to his role as lecturer in Church Law and the donation of Samuel Marsden's sermon manuscripts to Moore College in 1961.

Johnstone, John Roderic Lindsay

Collected notes and articles