Box 1

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This folder includes letters discussing the operations of Canton Hospital, Cadbury's arrest by the Japanese Imperial Army and the removal of some possessions from his home, treatment of lepers at the Tungkun Leper Asylum (primarily about the the arrival of funds, accepting lepers from other asylums and a proposal to establish leprosarium), orphans in Canton (particularly related to the China's Children Fund and records of the children), and the Cadbury's trip to New Zeland and Australia.

Scope and Contents This folder contains letters primarily addressed to his sister, Elizabeth Bartram Cadbury Jones, and brother-in-law, Rufus M. Jones. Other recipients of the letters include Thomas Wistar Jr., his mother, and Warfield T. Longcope. Almost all letters include family information, and other topics include his desire to go on a mission to China to assist with the founding of a medical school, his experiences living in China and working at Canton Christian College and the medical schools, religion,...

Scope and Contents This folder primarily contains letters addressed to his sister, Elizabeth Cadbury Jones. Other recipients include Dr. Chen Yuan Cheueh, "dear home ones," the Board of Directors of Lingnan University, the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, and the National City Bank of New York. Also included is a letter to Elizabeth Cadbury Jones from Catharine Cadbury, William's wife. Topics include Cadbury’s life and work in China and furlough home to Moorestown, N.J. in 1916, World War I,...

Scope and Contents This folder contains letter primarily addressed to Elizabeth Cadbury Jones. Other recipients include Rufus and Mary Jones, "family," "friends," the Japanese Consul General, Mr. Wannamaker, and Dr. J. O. Thomson. Topics include Cadbury's experiences living in China, the impact of the Second Sino-Japanese War (also known as the Second China-Japan War and the War of Chinese Resistance Against Japanese Aggression), Japanese occupation of Canton, a typhoon in 1937, the onset of World War II, and...

Scope and Contents The majority of letters are from the 40s-50s and are primarily to William Warder Cadbury instead of from him. The letters are from a variety of people including S.C. Chen, Yeung Tai Fong, James Henry, the Milch family Topics include letters discussing the Chinese Medical Association, Cadbury's appointment to Professor Emeritus of Medicine at Lingan Hospital, the Christian Children's Fund, the Council on Medical Missions, desire of a Hong Kong student wishing to study in the Phillippines,...

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This folder contains extracts of a letters by George Fitch and Betty Jean Woo. Also included is extracts from Dr. Thomas' address.

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This folder includes photos of the Cadbury family homes, the grandchildren of William and Catharine Cadbury (Phillip, Mickie, Bobbie, Ginny, and Susie), William Warder Cadbury, General Lei Fuk Lam, James Cadbury Lei, Mr. Tong, Sarah Manatt Cadbury, Catharine Cadbury, Jane B. Cadbury, Emma Cadbury, Kit Cadbury, William and Catherine Cadbury's children, and Elizabeth Cadbury Jones.