الرمز المرجعي
العنوان
التاريخ (التواريخ)
- 14/11/1873 (Creation)
مستوى الوصف
مدى ونوع المادة الموصوفة
A4 Sheet
مسمى المنشئ
التاريخ الأرشيفي
المصدر المباشر للاقتناء أو النقل
النطاق والمحتوى
Patrick Fallon, C.P., Bishop of Kilfenora & Kilmacduagh:- Typed extract from Annals of the Anglo-Hibernian Province vol III for 14 November, 1873, (located at 28/6) in which Salvian Nardocci refers to the clothing and profession of Dr. Fallon. Two footnotes have been added explaining how Salvian came to make this entry and drawing attention to Declan O'Sullivan's observations concerning the "order from the Holy See" (see 1-6-5-13 & 14).
Appraisal, destruction and scheduling
Accruals
System of arrangement
Archival documents are catalogued in the following way : Shelf number, box number, file number and item number. Thus, 45/1/1/4 means shelf forty-five, box one, file one and item four. In addition to this each item has an individual serial number. This is attached to the catalogue as an alternative identifier.
الشروط التي تحكم الوصول والاتاحة
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Conditions governing reproduction
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Language of material
الانجليزية
Script of material
Language and script notes
الخصائص المادية والمتطلبات الفنية
Finding aids
Existence and location of originals
Existence and location of copies
Related units of description
ملاحظة
Number of pages in document:_2
المعرف (المعرفات) البديلة
Serial Number
نقاط الوصول الموضوعية
مداخل الوصول (أماكن)
اسم نقاط الوصول
نمط نقاط الوصول
المعرف القياسي للوصف
معرف المؤسسة
Rules and/or conventions used
ISAD (g)
الحالة
حالة الوصف
Dates of creation revision deletion
9/27/1996