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MS 2126
The William G. Hoddinot collection,
Papers on the
NSW North Coast, New England and Daly River (NT)
languages
1963-1982
SERIES LIST AND LOCATION GUIDE
ACCESS AND SCOPE NOTE
Access
Open access. Depositor's permission not required for
quotation or copying in part or whole - A1/B5. Closed access
items in boxes 2 and 3. Available only to people authorised by
the Depositor.
Scope
Handwritten and typescript (processed) material.
Photographs and prints. 6 (17 cm) boxes, 67 items.
BIOGRAPHICAL
NOTE
W.G. Hoddinott
W.G. Hoddinott, who died in 1984, was Associate Professor
in the English Department of the University of New England,
Armidale, NSW. Soon after his appointment to the University in
1960 he began recording Aboriginal languages still known to
the old people of Armidale and the NSW North Coast. His
research later extended to the languages of the Daly and
Victoria Rivers regions of the NT where he was assisted by J.
Cleverly, J. Bolt and F. Kofod. Guide and summary of tapes
compiled by F. Kofod.
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NEW ENGLAND
AND NORTH COAST AREA
BOX 1
Item:
- New England area - Lists of possible informants in the
New England area in 1963-1964.
- New England area - copy of old photograph of A.N.S.W.
Aboriginal King - Robert King of Gumbathang (Grandfather
of Frank Archibald). Photograph is held in the Pictures
Collection.
- New England area - Handwritten original of 'The
Languages and Legends of the New England Area' published
in I. McBryde, Records of Times Past, A.I.A.S.
1978.
- New England area - Bibliographies, handwritten extracts
from reference works, copies of relevant articles and maps
used as background for writing item 3 .
- New England area - Approximately 250 words in Gadang (Gadhang)
recorded at Purfleet near Taree, May 16, 1967, by W.G.
Hoddinott from Fred Charles Bugg (then aged 70 and last
known speaker of the language).
- New England area - Letter from Dr. Capell, October 5,
1970, with short list of words in Birpai (Port Macquarie
area). (Collector and informant unknown).
- New England area - Copy of report of field trip by Mr.
C.A.F. Court to the New England District 11-23 March,
1963, and words collected from Mr. Jonathan Thorp and Mr.
Tom Murray at Guyra, (Anewan ?).
- New England area - Folder marked 'Vocabularies' contains
vocabulary lists collected from published and unpublished
sources in - Anewan (a) Matthews (b) unidentified source
(c) few words recorded from Frank Archibald by W.G.
Hoddinott March 31, 1966. Bundjalung - Smythe. Kutthung (Gadhang)
- Unidentified source. Yookumbil - Matthews. Short list of
Aboriginal place names in the Clarence River District
compiled by Mr. Ray Hansford from informant Alec Randall
(died 1960, about 75 years old). Given by W.R. Weiley of
Grafton. Probably Gumbaynggir and/or Iyaygir (Yaygir).
- New England area - Extracts from writings and covering
letter from Diana Paine, June 6 1973. Relates to
Aboriginal education and relations between black and white
in Armidale from 1956 to 1973.
- Gumbaynggir - Transcriptions of songs and stories told
to W.G. Hoddinott during the late 1960s by the following -
Harry Buchanan (Tape 8) Birugan story. Amos Harvey (Tape
8) Secret song, Porcupine story. Frank Archibald
(Armidale) Hill song, Wonggaladji - song about the opening
of the railway. Hymn song, Corroboree song,
Nymboida song. (Transcription of words of songs). (Tape
6A). Lennie Silva Song about fishing. (Tape 6A). Clarence
Skinner (Grafton?) Four songs, Old Woman Story. (Tape 6B).
Rocky Laurie Gumbaynggir story. (There is a tiny scrap of
tape on which the informant is addressed as Rocky, with a
short story in an unidentified language, the beginning of
which bears some resemblance to the beginning of this
transcription. (9A). This is obviously not the same
version. There is no tape of this version).
- Gumbaynggir - Two copies of typed versions of Birugan
story (Harry Buchanan), Old Woman story (Clarence Skinner)
and Porcupine story (Amos Harvey). Includes handwritten
glossary which differs slightly in each copy.
- Gumbaynggir - Rough transcript by W.G. Hoddinott and F.
Kofod of Tape 7.Gumbaynggir stories told mostly in English
to an Aboriginal lady from Armidale (possibly Ivy Smith)
by Phillip Long. (Includes a small number of Gumbaynggir
words). Transcription of tape by same informant done by
Janet Bolt, dated June 1, 1965. Includes a brief synopsis
in English of three stories and Gumbaynggir vocabulary and
sentences. Tape referred to below has not been found.
- Gumbaynggir - Word list (100 words) and short text
collected by F. Kofod from Jimmy Runner at Corindi, near
Red Rock, mid 1970. Text is on Tape 9.
- Gumbaynggir - Draft of 'An analysis construction for a
type of Australian Aboriginal language', by F.W. Harwood,
University of Tasmania, August 17, 1965.
- Gumbaynggir - Transcript of Tape 6. (Note: see also
short Gumbaynggir word lists in the back of notebook J3 in
Dhanggadi File N4. Collected by W.G. Hoddinott from Les
Buchanan and Fred Laurie (place not shown) and from Fanny
Adams, 2 Mile BagBag Forest (Pillar Valley). Tapes 1 to 10
are in Gumbaynggir. Two Gumbaynggir songs on Tape 11 -
transcription in book J3 in Dhanggadi File No.4.
- (Cards with sentences in Gumbaynggir. No tape found.
N2A.)
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BOX 2
Item:
- Dhanggadi 1 - Photocopy of 'Some Notes on the Dhanggadi
Language of the N.E. New South Wales with References to
Some of the Common Forms and Uses of the Verb'. Paper read
at ANZAAS, Canberra 1968(?) by W.G. Hoddinott. CLOSED
ACCESS.
- Dhanggadi 1 - Short Dhanggadi word list collected by W.G.
Hoddinott from Victor Shepherd (undated). CLOSED
ACCESS.
- Dhanggadi 1 - Manilla folder containing transcriptions
of tapes 18, 19, 20, and 21. Collector W.G. Hoddinott.
Informant Doug Scott. Sentences/vocabulary items numbered
1 to 996. The English translation of sentences 1 to 830 is
on the first set of sheets in the folder. The Dhanggadi of
all items is in the second set of foolscap sheets. No
English translation of items 831 to 996 appears in this
folder. However the English may be heard on tape 21 and is
also to be found scattered throughout the Verb file (Item
7 in Box File N4) and listed under individual words in
Item 4 in Box File N3. Undated, but must have been
recorded before the paper listed as item 1 in this file
was written. CLOSED ACCESS.
- Dhanggadi 1 - Alphabetical (more or less) list of all
words occurring in sentences 1 to 996 giving the sentences
in which they occur. Prepared by Janet Bolt. CLOSED
ACCESS.
- Dhanggadi 1 - Typed copy of short list of Dhanggadi
words collected by G.F. Cobb at Towel Creek Station,
Macleay River, N.S.W. 1897. Source not shown. CLOSED
ACCESS.
- Dhanggadi 2 - Notebook J3. This is all Dhanggadi except
for 2 Gumbaynggir songs pp.4-8 sung by Mrs. Ballangary on
Tape 11 and 6 pages of Gumbaynggir vocabulary in the back
of the book recorded by W.G. Hoddinott from Les Buchanan,
Fred Laurie and Fanny Adams. Pp.1-85 transcriptions of
tapes 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 recorded by Janet Bolt.
Informants Henry Duckett, Mark Smith, Paddy Callaghan, Len
Duckett, Mrs. Holten, Doug Scott and Bessie Quinlan. CLOSED
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- Dhanggadi 2 - Exercise book marked W.G. Hoddinott.
Contains lists of words grouped in word classes with
examples of different grammatical forms in both W. G.
Hoddinott 's and Janet Bolt's handwriting. CLOSED
ACCESS.
- Dhanggadi 2 - Foolscap sheets marked D2J - Transcription
of tape 17. Tingha May 5, 1967. Informant Doug Scott.
Collector Janet Bolt. CLOSED ACCESS.
- Dhanggadi 2 - Handwritten copy of Matthew's Dhanggadi
word list with corresponding words given to W.G. Hoddinott
by Doug Scott. This is stapled together with sheets of
analysis of verbs on which the paper item1 in N3 was
based. CLOSED ACCESS.
- Dhanggadi 2 - Small set of 6" x 41" cards
showing examples of pronoun use. CLOSED ACCESS.
- Dhanggadi 2 - Alphabetical Dhanggadi word lists - sorted
into word classes. CLOSED ACCESS.
- Dhanggadi 2 - List of examples of Dhanggadi verb use
sorted -under English translations - based on sentences 1
to 996: Item 3 in N3. CLOSED ACCESS.
- Dhanggadi 2 - Spirax notebook - Doug Scott, May
15th-18th, 1967. Collected by Janet Bolt. CLOSED
ACCESS.
- Dhanggadi 3 - Dhanggadi word list recorded at Bellbrook
in early 1970's by a student from the University of New
England, Wendy Jay. Informant not identified. CLOSED
ACCESS.
- Iyaygir (Yaygir) Field Notes - Book 1 contains
transcriptions of Tapes 22-27 and also a lot of other
Iyaygir (Yaygir) material which is not on tape. This
includes vocabulary, sentences and some text and songs.
Collected by W. G. Hoddinott from Sandy Cameron at Yamba,
N. S. W., in 1966 and 1967. Book 2 dated February
10th-11th seems to have been re-written from the first
part of Book 1. Book 3 dated August 22-23, 1967, contains
verb conjugations, a list of nouns with different case
endings and some sentences. Also in this folder is a
partial transcription of tape 28 and a copy of Sandy
Cameron's family tree. (Source unknown). CLOSED ACCESS.
- Iyaygir (Yaygir) Grammar - Introduction to proposed
'Outline of the Grammar of the Iyaygir (Yaygir) Language
(North East N.S.W.)' by W.G. Hoddinott. Notes preliminary
to final draft on Phonology, Pronouns, Nominal Affixes,
Verb Forms, Iyaygir (Yaygir) - English and English -
Iyaygir (Yaygir) word lists. Comparative Iyaygir (Yaygir)
- Gumbaynggir - Bandjalang word list. CLOSED ACCESS.
- Kamilaroi - Short list of Kamilaroi words and phrases
collected by W.G. Hoddinott from Florrie Munroe. Undated.
Confidential list of Aboriginal people living at Tingha as
at November 29 1969. Few Kamilaroi words which despite the
fact that it says 'Deepwater/Strathbogie Walker Kamilaroi'
on the sheet, I am sure were recorded by W.G. Hoddinott
accompanied by (F. Kofod) in 1970 from an unnamed old man
at Tingha. I think the place written on the sheet was a
possible place to find another informant. Short
comparative word list in Annewan, Banbai, Dhanggati Copy
of a list of 35 words collected on a trip to Moree,
Mungindi, Boggabilla and Tingha, June 9th-13th, 1969, by
Marian Fennell. (Given to Mrs. Hoddinott by Frances
Lovejoy). CLOSED ACCESS.
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DALY RIVER PAPERS
BOX 3
Item:
- Daly River papers - DR1 - Maridjerbin field notes (Maridyebin)
- Collected by W.G. Hoddinott at the Daly River Mission in
1967 (informants Frank Atu and Maggie Dityi tapes 31-35)
and at Port Keats in 1980 (informants Thomas tapes 36-43;
Timothy Dumin tape 44; Albert Mulumbuk tape 45; Claver
Dumu tapes 46-49; Martin tape; Charlie Brinken tapes
47-48). CLOSED ACCESS.
- Daly River papers - DR1 - Maridjerbin field notes (Maridyebin)
- Two notebooks 1 and 2, one set of paper stapled together
- No.3, and two manilla covered exercise books Nos. 4
& 5. (Photocopies only included. The originals and
corrected transcripts will be sent on by F. Kofod when the
projected Grammar is completed). Also included is a copy
of Hoddinott's notes made on the Capell elicitation
sheets. The first few pages show Marithiyel in the left
hand column as well as the Maridjerbin. Photocopy of Dr.
Capell's original 1930's field notes in Brinken. CLOSED
ACCESS.
- Daly River papers - DR2 - Maridjerbin Analysis. CLOSED
ACCESS.
- Daly River papers - DR3 - Maridjerbin Verb File. CLOSED
ACCESS.
- Daly River papers - DR3 - Maridjerbin Verb File. CLOSED
ACCESS.
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BOX 4
Item:
- Daly River papers - DR4 Gandyegidya (Probably an
alternate name for Marithiyel) - Vocabulary collected at
Daly River Mission in 1971 by F. Kofod from Nellie.
- Daly River papers - DR5 - Mandgala vocabulary and
sentences collected by W.G. Hoddinott in 1967 from Nugget
at Wooliana, 1967. Tapes 50-54.
- Daly River papers - DR6 - Maringar. Two copies of the
Capell elicitation sheets. The older copy is a transcript
of tape 55. The newer copy has Maringar mostly on the left
hand side written in pen. On pages 1-9 the corresponding
words written in pencil are in Ngankikurungkurr. Collected
by W.G. Hoddinott. Informants unidentified. Includes also
a photocopy of Capell's field notes in Nanu and Moi'l (?Maringar).
The Moi'l is not as may have been expected, either
Ngankikuringkurr or Ngankiwumirri.
- Daly River papers - DR7 - Batymal / Wogaty / Watyiginy.
Set of Capell Vocabulary and Elicitation Sheets and one
notebook in Batymal/Wogaty. Collected by W.G. Hoddinott
from Harry Morgan (tapes 56-62) at Daly River Mission in
1967 and 1971. Vocabulary and sentences in Wadyiginy
collected by W.G. Hoddinott and F. Kofod from Audrey Smith
at Wooliana in 1971 (tape 63 and side 1 of tape 82). Very
short Ami/Mende word list collected by F. Kofod at Daly
River 1971.
- Daly River papers - DR8- Warrai and Wagaman. Warrai
wordlist collected by W.G. Hoddinott in 1967 from
Moonlight (tape 64). Wagaman - short wordlist collected by
W.G. Hoddinott, probably in 1967, from unidentified
informant.
- Daly River papers - DR9 - Malak Malak and
Weret.Vocabulary in Malakmalak and vocabulary and phrase
in Weret collected at Wooliana in 1971 by F. Kofod from
Jessie (MalakMalak) and an unidentified woman. (Tape 65
Malakmalak).
- Daly River papers - DR10 - Ngankikurungkurr /
Ngankiwumirri. Transcriptions of all tapes in
Ngankikurungkurr and Ngankiwumirri (66-89) made from
original notes of W.G. Hoddinott and F. Kofod by latter in
early 1985 to check the phonology of the languages.
- Daly River papers - DR11 - Ngankikurungkurr and
Ngankiwumirri Notebooks. Informants Miriam-Rose Angkanmerr
[Ungunmerr] Bauman[n] (nee Wilson) and Minnie (Bridget)
Tyululuk. Collectors pp.1-9, 101-148 W.G. Hoddinott
(pp.7-9, 101-148 on tape 69); pp.10-62, F. Kofod.
- Daly River papers -DR11 - Ngankikurungkurr and
Ngankiwumirri Notebooks. Pp.1-25 Ngankikurungkurr,
Miriam-Rose (informant) F. Kofod (collector) (tape 82).
pp-54-61 Wadyiginy, Audrey Smith (informant), F. Kofod
(collector) (tape 82). Unnumbered back pages - Lord's
Prayer by Miriam-Rose; pp.86-88 hymn by Miriam-Rose.
Pp.89-149 Ngankiwumirri. Informant Roger Kingangu.
Pp.89-96 F. Kofod. Pp.97-149 W.G. Hoddinott. See tapes
89,83,85,86 (c.f. corrected transcripts in DR10).
- Daly River papers - DR11 - Ngankikurungkurr and
Ngankiwumirri Notebooks. Informant Molly. Collector W.G.
Hoddinott, pp.1-8 on tape 71.
- Daly River papers - DR11 - Ngankikurungkurr and
Ngankiwumirri Notebooks. Ngankikurungkurr stories.
Informant Miriam-Rose. Collector W.G. Hoddinott pp.1-31
(tape 70). Collector F. Kofod pp.32-102 (tapes 79 and 80).
(c.f. corrected transcripts in DR10).
- Daly River papers - DR11 - Ngankikurungkurr and
Ngankiwumirri Notebooks. Ngankikurungkurr. Informants
Miriam-Rose and Minnie Tyululuk. Collector F. Kofod.
Pp.161-172 tape 77; pp-109-I23 tape 78; pp.39-46 tape 79;
pp.13-20, 24-26 tape 80; pp.127-138, 148-161 tape 81.
- Daly River papers - DR11 - Ngankikurungkurr and
Ngankiwumirri Notebooks. Ngankikurungkurr and
Ngankiwumirri. Informant Roger Kingangu. Pp.1-25 tape 76
(c.f. transcript in DR10); pp.25-26 tape 88.
- Daly River papers - DR11 - Ngankikurungkurr and
Ngankiwumirri Notebooks. Ngankikurungkurr. Informant
Miriam-Rose. Collector W.G. Hoddinott.
- Daly River papers - DR11 - Ngankikurungkurr and
Ngankiwumirri Notebooks. Ngankikurungkurr. Some notes in
Ngankikurungkurr made by W.G. Hoddinott in 1982. Informant
probably Miriam-Rose.
- Daly River papers - DR12 - Ngankikurungkurr and
Ngankiwumirri Miscellaneous Field Notes. Ngankikurungkurr
on Capell Elicitation Sheets. Informant Miriam-Rose
Angkanmerr [Ungunmerr Baumann]. Collector W.G. Hoddinott,
Daly River 1967, 1972, 1973 (tapes 66,67,68,69). Book 8
(old pad) Waving Lizard story (tape 72) (c.f. transcript
in DR10). Silent Night, Lord's Prayer and Two Songs by
Miriam-Rose. Stories told by Patricia Mafura, Suzanne Nuya
and Agnes Wahlee.
- Daly River papers - DR12 - Ngankikurungkurr and
Ngankiwumirri Miscellaneous Field Notes. Old word list,
verb list, problem list and stories prepared by F. Kofod
and W.G. Hoddinott to be used to check material by W.G.
Hoddinott in 1973. (See tapes 73,74,75 and 76 and also
corrected transcripts in DR10).
- Daly River papers - DR12 - Ngankikurungkurr and
Ngankiwumirri Miscellaneous Field Notes. Ngankiwumirri
Vocabulary List. Informant Roger Kingangu. Collector W.G.
Hoddinott. Check list in both Ngankikurungkurr and
Ngankiwumirri. See tapes 73,83,84,85,86,87,88. Corrected
transcripts in DR10.
- Daly River papers - DR12 - Ngankikurungkurr and
Ngankiwumirri Miscellaneous Field Notes. Capell's original
Ngankiwumirri field notes (photocopy).
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BOX 5
Item:
- Daly River papers - DR 13 - Final and drafts of the
unfinished Ngankikurungkurr grammar left by W.G. Hoddinott.
Deposited with the Institute so that interested persons
may compare these with the final version prepared by F.
Kofod and sent to Pacific Linguistics for possible
publication.
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BOX 6
Item:
- Daly River papers - DR14 - Cards with corrected
transcripts of Batymal Wadjginy notes mentioned in DR7.
DJAMINDJUNGAN
LANGUAGE GROUP
Item:
- Djamindjungan language group - DJ1 - Djamindjung.
Comparative list of words in Djamindjung, Ngaliwuru and
Nungali. Dr. Capell's notes on languages in the
Djamindjungan group. Original of map of Djmandjung country
reproduced in John Cleverly's M.A. Thesis, U.N.E. :
'Preliminary Study of the Phonology and Grammar of
Djamindjung', 1968.
- Djamindjungan language group - DJ2 - Ngaliwuru field
notes (2 books). Collector Janet Bolt. Informant George
Djabanguri. Fitzroy Station 1967. (Some vocabulary and
story 'Bower bird and crow' on tape 90).
- Djamindjungan language group - DJ2 - Ngaliwuru field
notes (2 books). Collector Janet Bolt. Informant George
Djabanguri. Fitzroy Station, 1967. (Some vocabulary and
story 'Bower bird and crow' on tape 90).
- Djamindjungan language group - Notes made prior to the
final write-up of 'An Elementary Grammar of the Ngaliwuru
language of the Northern Territory', Bolt, J.E. ,
Hoddinott, W.G. and Kofod, F.M.
- Djamindjungan language group - DJ3 - Nungali field notes
(2 books). Collector Janet Bolt. Informant Dinah Mayilinda.
- Djamindjungan language group - DJ3 - Nungali field notes
(2 books). Collector Janet Bolt. Informant Dinah Mayilinda.
- Djamindjungan language group - Fitzroy Station, 1967
(Some vocabulary, short sentences and story 'The two young
men and the rainbow' on tape 91) otherwise no tape.
- Djamindjungan language group - Tapes 92-103 are of
Djamindjung and Yilngali (possibly a Gadjerong name for
Djamindjung). No transcriptions are included of these.
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Guide updated by J. Phillips December
1999.
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