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Reports of celebrations in Africa and Asia; list of children and grandchildren of Rhenish missionaries in the Capeland who have sent a donation

1863-1889 in Otjimbingue, Otjikango, from 1880 Augustineum, from 1889 Stellenbosch; Letters and diary reports, 1862-1904; Short news about the Augustinstift in Africa, Missionary Peter Heinrich Brincker, 10 p., Dr., 1880; Essay: "Proof that our Herero mission has not yet reached a dead end", ms, 1882; Essay: "Thoughts at the baptism of adults and their children in Otjimbingue", ms., 1882; Memorandum, concerning the Herero mission, 1886; Memorandum, concerning the housing of our brothers and sisters from Ovamboland and possibly emeritus missionaries, 1899; Verzeichnis d. Writings of Peter Heinrich Brincker, 1894

Membership card of the RMG in South West Africa by Willibald Arnold Kenanta, 1880-1952; Cash book for Karibib, 1928-1958;

Correspondence; Notes on files, minutes of conversations, transcripts of lectures, travel report; Die Auslandsdiaspora d. EKD, 6 p., Dr., 1951; Aus d. Arbeit d. Kirchl. Außenamtes, Tätigkeitsberichte, gedr., 1951, 1952 1955; draft e. Kirchengesetzes über Verhältnis d. Protestant Church of Germany in Diaspora Communities, 1953; RMG Conference Protocols in Southwest Africa 1954 1955; Obituary for Provost Martin Marczinski, Buenos Aires, 1954

Drafting & Negotiations; incl. pp. 134 ff: Kerk-orde van die evang. luth. prison in South Africa (Rynse Sendingkerk);

in Keetmanshoop, Warmbad, Bethanien, 1911-1925 other service in Africa; Correspondence, 1904-1915; Curriculum Vitae, 1905; Personalbogen, 1908; Medical reports, 1909 and 1910; Correspondence, 1931-1959; Obituary and dates of life, 1959; Abwicklung e. testamentary legacy, 1959-1960;

Rotterdam Missionsgesellschaft; R. Ledeboer, secretary, sends writings and asks for return delivery, 1825; list of needs of a missionary to be sent out, equipment, travel expenses and costs for ongoing maintenance in Africa, 1829; Ledeboer sends 12 Dutch-speaking missions. Bibles as a gift, 1829; Ledeboer requests information about Wilhelm Wilhelmi, 1830; Ledeboer requests trained missionaries for East India, 1830; Ledeboer requests documents to obtain a residence permit for RMG missionaries in Borneo and Java, 1834; Ledeboer requests information about Philipp Wilken, 1837; Domine van Rhyn writes about himself and his family, offers to take packages to Dutch India, 1845;

South Africa:; Contains: Letters and reports from Saron and Worcester; obituary for Mrs. Wilhelmine Eich, née Klonk, 1938; collection of newspaper clippings from South Africa, 1901-1903;

1872-1884 Otjizewa, 1888-1891 Bogadjim, 1893-1919 in Cape Town, Praeses of Cape Mission 1895-1907; South West Africa:; Contains: Letters and reports mainly from Otjizewa, 1870-1883; Note: in it also letters (copies) of the captain: Jan Jonker Afrikaner, David Christian and Moses Witbooi; Report: "defeat and victory of Ovaherero on Otjikango", 1880

Letters and reports from New Guinea; land purchase contract (copy) with the New Guinea Company in Finschhafen, 1888; house construction bill Bogadjim, 1888; annual report on Bogadjim, 1889

Inventories of Gaub, Ganachaams and Korab, 1909, 1920 1921; compilation of the entire property of the RMG in South West Africa, 1921;

Correspondence concerning the sale of the house in Otjimbingue; restriction of the import of spirits; pastoral care for the white population; free seeds for botanical experiments; contract with cultural engineer Borchardt-Ott according to meteorological records, 1898; compilation of the Laws on the Registration of Marriages Abroad, 1894; evidence of RMG property in South-West Africa and New Guinea, 1906.

Minutes and correspondence concerning; claims on land; mistreatment of prisoners; Herero war; exile of Witbooi; site plan and profile railway Swakopmund-Windhuk, 1:1.200.000, 1901; correspondence with the president of the German colonial society concerning the lecture by Insp. Hannig in Bielefeld, 1927 (see also RMG 1.092)

Travel report about a visit to the Mission Trading Society in Africa (Dr.);

Collection of material for the discussion of mission and the church with the leadership of the Third Reich and for forming opinions of the mission societies; consisting of correspondence, memoranda, newspaper articles, expert opinions, statements, etc., 12 fascicles (see also RMG 1.138)

Minutes of the Annual Meetings; Annual Accounts, Correspondence with Rosary and Genius; Statutes of the DGfM, Dr., 1918 1960; C. Mirbt: German Society for Missiology, 7 p., Dr., 1918; The catechumenate in the RMG churches in; Southwest Africa by F. Pönnighaus, Karibib, 1951; New Guinea until 1930, N.N.; China, W. Grundmann, 1951; Sumatra, H. Berghäuser; Mentawai Islands, R. Smidt, 1951; Rosary: German Society for Missionary Science, 8 p., Dr., 1957; list of members, as of 1957

Reports from Southwest Africa, opinions of the Mission on the Uprising

Private letters and telegrams from numerous personalities in mission and church service to Insp. Johannes Wilhelm Karl Spiecker during his trip to Africa

Letters and reports by Johannes Wilhelm Karl Spiecker; Instruction for Johannes Wilhelm Karl Spiecker, 1902; Reports from South Africa, 1902; Welcome by the schoolchildren of Stellenbosch, 1902; Case files Heinrich Philip Christian Stremme, 1903; Forms for lease agreements, 1903; Johannes Wilhelm Karl Spiecker's private letter to Insp. August Schreiber: Journey to Damraland, 1903

see also RMG 1.102-1.104]; Reports by and about internees in South Africa and Indonesia; list of names of women and missionary sisters left behind in Sumatra; correspondence with the Schillinger family, Malterdingen, 1943

Teacher 1898-1901, 1901-1904 Priest in Dhünn, 1905-1934 Superintendent in Essen, 1934-1946 Africa-Dezernent; testimony about teaching in the missionary seminar, 1901; private correspondence, 1917-1948; letter by J. Olpp from Swakopmund, 1935; correspondence with Dr. Albert Schweitzer, 1928-1933; What the church owes and owes to the Outer Mission, o.J.; death announcement "29.10.1950; Akten der Waldthausen-Stiftung, Essen, 1927-1930; Akten der Druckerei Gemeinwohl, Essen, 1935; Construction drawings of the houses Uhlandstr. 4 and Dreilindenstr. 71, Essen, 1908;[Questions of the local mission organization, lecture, 1929 see RMG 625].

after the death of her husband Heinrich Jakob Kähler she remained as the first missionary sister of the RMG in South Africa, Stellenbosch, see also RMG 1.501; letters and reports;

1853-1878 in Bethany; Military clearance certificate and other military service papers, 1847-1851; Letters from the time of military service, 1851; Letters and diaries from Africa, 1852-1878; Letter from the widow Magdalene Kreft, née Hatje, 1879;

Documents concerning the valuation of property;

Correspondence; Statutes Duisburger Missionshilfsges., Dr.; Reply letter of the priest asked for membership in the extended advisory board of the Deputation, 1865; Correspondence with the Hilfsges., 1870-1895; Circular letter to the chairmen of the Hilfsges. and answers thereto, 1886-1895; The German people's Christian duty, Call for missionization in German colonial areas, Dr.; Invitations to annual festivals of the Lüdenscheider Hilfsverein, Dr, 1887, 1895; Invitations to the annual festivals of the Märkische Hilfsverein, Dr., 1886 1887; leaflets "Die Rheinische Mission am Ende des Jahres...", Dr., 1887-1890; same at the beginning of the year...", Dr., 1892-1895; Die Position der Rhein. Mission to the East African. Mission, Dr., 1891; pamphlets of the Märkischer Hilfsverein, Dr., 1891 1894; pamphlet of the Lenneper Hilfsverein "Wie stehts mit unserer Missionsarbeit", Dr., 1892; annual reports of the Märkische Missions-Hilfsverein, Dr., 1887-1894 1898

4 ½ years head of the Johanniter Hospital in Keetmanshoop (for whites), 1920 marriage to Richard Müller jun., Cape Town; curriculum vitae, medical report, 1914; correspondence, including letters from the internment camp in Pretoria-Transvaal, 1911-1920;

Correspondence on cooperation in the mission fields and in the field Home; message from the foundation of the e. Missions-Verein in Hamburg, 1822; request of the RMG for materials for the clothing of the inhabitants of Wupperthal, South Africa, at the same time report about the beginnings of the activity of the first missionaries, 1830; letters accompanying gifts, request for information about aspirants sent to Barmen, request for writings, 1832-1935; Fr. Mallet u. G. G. Treviranus invite to the annual celebration, 1834; Mrs. Mallet sends monetary donation, 1835; Announcement to work as an independent missionary society in the future, 1835; Printed protocol of the foundation of the Nordt. Miss.., 1836; Correspondence with the seminarian Kempe from Hamburg, 1838; Anzeige von der Aussendung eigener Missionare, 1842; Perthes (Hamburg) offers to mediate the purchase of the Luth. church newspaper in Pittsburg/USA in exchange for the Barmer Missionsblatt, 1843; P. Ludwig Müller, Bremen, recommends Gemeiner (as archivist) u. advised against Menken, 1845; Vistiationsbericht, Protokoll e. Lehrer- u. einer Ältesten-Konferenz bei Amedzowe/Togo, by Insp. Schreiber, 1902; Hausordnung f. d. Missionsheim "Tanne" in Hamburg, Rauhes Haus, 1911; Monatsblatt d. Norddt. Mission with reports about Amedzofe/Togo, 1934 1935; picture postcard with 4 portraits to the centenary, 1936

Annual reports from Rehoboth, Okombahe and Aroab, 1926-1968; Biblical and medical education of native girls. Practical ways; correspondence with the Africa Department of the RMG, 1961-1968; various publications. Licenses & Documents

Essays, statements, memoranda, newspaper articles;

Missionslehrerin, Stellenbosch, Karibib, 1933-1940 auf Sumatra; Briefe, Berichte u. Rundbriefe aus Afrika; Auseinandersetzungen wegen Schwester Hildegard Reinartz; Kündigung durch d. Departement Windhoek; Briefe u. Berichte aus Sumatra; Personalunterlagen; 

Correspondence, circulars, papers, protocols; Declaration on the Integration of the External Mission into the German Protestant Church (German Christians), 1933; Agreement on Working Community between Bethel Mission and Rhenish Mission; drafts thereto, 1933; Concerns regarding the churchization of the German Mission of Warneck(?), 1933; Declaration of the Rhenish Mission as Confessing Church, 1934; Constitution of the Batak Church, 1934

1851-1858 in Otjikango, Walvis Bay, Eben-Ezer, 1855-1858 in Capeland, from 1859 preacher in Northameri-ka; letters and reports from e. Ferien-Missionreise and from his military service, 1848-1849; letters and diaries from South West Africa, 1850-1858;

see also RMG 1.593,[the typescript bears the note "Archiv Karibib, Rheinische Mission"]; In distant worlds: Letters from a German missionary woman in d. Homeland, covering the years 1863-1903 with interesting descriptions of life at the mission stations Berseba, Keetmannshoop, Windhoek, Warmbad, Komaggas, Southwest Africa, 120 p., ms., no year;