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Overview of the fate of the Africans and proselytes trained in the Mission House, by Ludwig von Rohden, n. J.; Louis François Esselen, Johann Georg Knab, Paulus Daniel Lückhoff and P. Stegmann from Capstadt notifying and recommending 5 young people from the Cap to train in the Mission House, 1844-1845; Curriculum vitae of J. A. Stegmann, Pieter Roux, W. D. Morgenrod, C. A. Bamberger and William J. Crossley, 1844; correspondence with and about William J. Crossley, teacher candidate from Capstadt, 1844-1852; 1 consignment note of the Düsseldorf-Elberfeld Railway about William J. Crossley's luggage, 1849;

List of names and registers of the protocol volumes RMG no. 1-9, where the decisions of the deputation on the applications for admission of applicants are recorded, 1828-1860; evaluation of applicants of the years 1830-1838

s.a. RMG 1.277; Letters from Tilmann Nies, Missouri, 1836, Mr. Noltenius, New York, 1837, Pastor Strobel, New York, 1838 and Bishop Anders, Berthelsdorf, 1840 1841; 2 letters concerning customs formalities for Nollau, 1840

Mennonite Mission, Amsterdam; correspondence regarding the takeover or care of Mennonite communities in Sumatra; correspondence regarding the regulation of ownership; power of attorney for the care of communities in Pakantan by RMG, 1932; memorandum for the connection of the communities in Mandailing/Sumatra to HKBP, 1936

Correspondence, 1820-1877; "The Barmer Missionsges. to their fellow citizens and other fellow Christians in d. Near and Far", Dr., Barmen 1818, in the appendix: hs. Recording of Correspondences of the Law, 1818-1824; Programme of the Centenary, 1918

Korrespondenz, 1837-1887; Statuten, 1827; Satzung, 1917; Programm d. Hundertjahrfeier, 1918, Dr.; Zeitungsber. v. 14. 10. 1918 in "Westdeutsche Rundschau" über 100jähräum, 1918; E. Kriele: From the old Barmer Missionsgesellschaft, Dr.

Correspondence on questions of the mission hinterland; correspondence on questions of the China missionaries; Insp. Delius (RMG), Das Hinterland der RMG im Gebiet der Landeskirchen Waldeck, Nassau, Hessen-Kassel, Hessen u. Frankfürt, Declaration of Principles m. 6 Annexes, 1933; appeal for donations: To the Pastors of the Evangelical Church of Kurhessen-Waldeck, Dr., 1936; Letter Report of Miss. who had been imprisoned in China. Ernst Fischle, with map sketch, 1940; Ernst Fischle: Report on the Japanese-Chinese War 1937-1940, 55 p., ms., 1941

Correspondence on border issues in the hinterland of the mission; correspondence on the handover of Borneo to Basel; founding of a missionary association for the Protestant church in Nassau, statutes and founding protocol, 24 p., Dr.., 1859; Olpp, Pastor: Das neutr Missionshinterland im Nordwesten Deutschlands und seine gegenwärtigen Beziehungen zur Rheinischen Mission, Vortr., 24 p., ms., 1908; Statutes of the Oberhessische Hilfsverein f. d. Rheinische Mission, 1910; Protokoll über Vertrauensmänner-Versammlung, Dr., 1911

Mission colonist, catechist, from 1883 missionary in Otjimbingue, Otjozondjupa, Scheppmannsdorf, Walvis Bay, Okombahe, letters from 1866-1872 s. RMG 2.573; Letters and Reports, 1874-1887; Letter from Mrs. Maria Baumann, née Kleinschmidt, 1892-1893; Registered cover by Christian Baumann (son) from Hamburg, 1930;

1907-1923 in Warmbad, Keetmanshoop, Windhoek, Heimatdienst 1923-1927, parish office from 1927; letters and reports, 1907-1946; curriculum vitae, application, recommendation, 1902; examination certificate (copy), 1907; Henriette Fenchel, later Mrs. Becker, to Warneck and Johannes Spiecker, 1909 1910; report on Tobias Fenchel's illness and illness. Death, 1910; Engagement announcement Gustav Becker - Henriette (Henny) Fenchel, 1911; Agreement between the RMG in Barmen and the Evangelische Verein für Innere Mission in Nassau, 1924; Report by Ms Henriette (Henny) Becker "In Memory of my dear husband Gustav Becker", 3 p.., ms, 1948; Obituary for Gustav Becker, 1948; Correspondence with Mrs Henriette (Henny) Becker, 1948-1967; death certificate for Mrs Henriette (Henny) Becker, 1968;

Missions-Probeschwester, Krankenschwester für Missionsfamilien; Instruktion; 

Loan offers, bequests, donations, also correspondence; inventory of the estate of Christian G. Heydecke, teacher and housefather in the Missionskinderhaus, died 5.7.1857[see also RMG 238].

Portfolio 8: Miscellaneous; "Der kleine Missionsfreund", No. 1, No. 4-11, 1899, Letter from Carl Berger in No. 9; Letter from the Natural History Museum Wiesbaden (copy) with thanks for collected natural objects, in part after Berger (bergeri), 1922; postcard by Missionar Mindermann, Saarbrücken, 1948; correspondence with Mrs. Smeer, Karibib 1950; various newspaper articles by Carl Berger, 1933-1963; collection of postcards, stored separately;[delivered 1971 by the daughter, Mrs. Margarete Berger, Neuwied];

Vol. 1; Letters and Reports from Siar, 1900-1904; General Report of the New Guinea Mission for 1900 (1901); Conference Report on the Establishment of a Health Station, c. 1901; Conference Paper "The Importance of Literature among a Literature-less People! 1901; condolence of the imperial governor to Bergmann's death, 1904; correspondence with the German Foreign Office in Berlin for seduction of a Papuan girl by a German official, 1902-1904; correspondence with and for wife Karoline Bergmann, née. Ott, 1931-1950; Ein Brief des Siar-Christen Bel an Frau Bergmann, 1950; Obituary for Karoline Bergmann, with letter of condolence, 1952; Vol. 2; Letters and Reports from Siar (circulars, travel letters etc.), 1888-1896; Vol. 3; Letters and. Reports from Siar, 1896-1898; private letters to inspectors of the RMG, 1887-1900; letter from Missionary Bamler from Tami to Gustav Bergmann, 20.09.1896; vol. 4 Nachlass; Bergmann to his parents and siblings, 1880-1897; program of the memorial service for housemother Busch, 1886; comparison of words of the Siar- and. Bogadjim language, not published; Karoline Bergmann to the Bergmann family, 1887-1893; various correspondence to the Bergmann and Ott families, 1887-1946; Ida Helmich to Karoline Bergmann and son Theo, 1906; report on the first christening ceremony at Siar Ragetta, 1906; letters from Papua school children to son Theo, 1906

to Berseba s. a. RMG 2.497; deed of donation of money for church building, 1899; deed of donation of land for church, school and mission house, with situation plan, 1906;

Ownership & Farm s. RMG 2.540, chronicle see RMG 2.588; station and annual reports, statistical data; visitation reports, picture postcard, 1906 1909 1903; house construction bill, 1907; captain Christian Goliath to missionary Karl F. Wandres because of businessman Berger and Halfmann, 1913

1863-1905 in Salem, Ameib, Walvis Bay, diaries see RMG 1.598; letters (also by Katharine Böhm, née Hahl), travel reports, station reports, cash reports, contributions to "Kleinen Missionsfreund" 1863-1907, 1915; financial correspondence with managing director Friedrich Schindelin, 1888-1890; letters and reports by Ludwig Koch, Landing

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

British and Foreign Bible Society London

Correspondence concerning recruitment of employees; contract due to takeover of Hans Klaiss, 1935; agreement for takeover of Karlshöher Brüder in Missionsdienst d. RMG, 1938

Reports from various stations on the activities of the Catholic Mission, 1933; The Roman Propaganda in our African Colonies, G. Müller, Leipzig, 17 p., Dr., 1899;

recorded by Inspector L. von Rohden, in tabular form; also:; Statistical compilations of the Rhine. Missionaries and Stations, 1853 and 1873; Statistical Table of all indigenous workers and assistants in the Stations, 1853; History and Prehistory of the Missionary Seminar, 1825-1828

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);

Circulars, consultation protocols, concepts, 1952-1967; "Thoughts on the independence of the ELC", by Hermann Ulrich August Lübke, 1964; Agreement on cooperation between RMG and ELC, 1967;

Submissions, Applications, Circulars; Correspondence mainly for the establishment of e. Chair f. Islamic Studies and Missionary Lectureship Bethel; F. v. Bodelschwingh: The Free Theological School of Bethel b. Bielefeld, 8 p., Dr., 1905; F. v. Bodelschwingh: Epilogue, 13 p., Dr., 1905; The Theol. school in Bethel, Prospekt m. Abb, Dr., ca. 1910; F. v. Bodelschwingh: Die tiefere Einwurzelung d. Mission in die Kirche, pamphlet, 4 p.., Dr. 1905; Statutes of the Association for Foundation and Entertainment e. Practical Theological School in Bethel, 4 p., Dr., 1906; RMG: Our Relations with the Theolog. School in Bethel and the East African Mission, 3 p., Dr., 1912

Farm s. RMG 2.561 a b; Letters, by Franz Tamm, colonist, 1864; Letters, by Eduard Hälbich, colonist, 1864-1870; Letters, by Christian Philipp Johann Baumann, colonist, 1866-1872; Letters, by Wilhelm Johann Redecker, colonist, 1866-1870 1885; Letters, by Heinrich Felling, colonist, 1867-1870; Letters, by Louis Georg Knab, colonist, 1869; in addition 1 letter each from B. Björklund 1869, K. Kleinschmidt 1870 and Dr. Theophil Hahn to H. van Zyl 1875; contract for mission agent Ludwig Koch, Walvis Bay, ca.1872;

Membership card for members of the "Evangelical Mission Church in German Southwest Africa", c. 1907;

[see also RMG 983, overview]; Correspondence; Memorandum of the Mission Committee formed at the Halle Mission Conference on Questions of Temporary Missionary Service, 11 p., Dr., 1890

Suppliers' and Costs Statement, 1830/31; Building Invoices for Extension, 1861/62; Procurement Regulations for Royal and Municipal Buildings, 4 p., Dr., 1845; The Extension of the Mission House, Berichte RMG, Nr. 4, 1861

Correspondence with the American Iowa Synod, Lutheran Church of Australia and the Neuendettelsau Mission from 1919-1926; "Die evangelische Vorwärtsbewegung" (in Amerika) - an introductory presentation, St. Louis, Dr., 1921; "Unsere Neuguineamission" - Berichte u. Mitteilungen, Ed.: Evang.-Luth. Synode von Iowa, 32 p., Dr., ca. 1922

Bochum; Dortmund; Hagen; Hamm; Hattingen; Iserlohn; Lüdenscheid; Schwelm; Soest; Unna

Cover letter for gifts of love (see also RMG 91); Count Holstein zu Holstenburg to Pastor I. Sander: Contacts of the Danish Mission to RMG wanted, book about Gützlaff is translated into Danish, 1833-1834; Dr. Madaus, Medicamenten Expedition d. Halleschen Waisenhaus supplies medicines for Miss. Knab and Terlinden, 1837; V. Geisler and P. Feldner, Schreiberhau, offer glasses with mission motifs, 1839; P. J. Ball, Radevormwald, fragen wegen Weibezahn, 1841; P. Emil W. Krummacher, Duisburg, invites to Mülheim in Latin for the mission festival, 1842; P. Nourney, Baerl, writes about the difficulties of Nees von Esenbecks in Boppard, 1844.

Minutes; Constitution on October 20, 1933; RMG Annual Report, 1943

Minutes of the General Meetings; Constitution in Barmen, October 1933; A Word of German Protestant Mission at the Current Hour, 1934; Dir. Berner: Introduction to e. Debate on training issues in DEMT, Herborn, 10 p., ms., 1946; Annual Reports of the RMG, 1948-1950

Correspondence of the Sisters' Home of the RMG concerning training, place of employment and type of activity of missionary sisters; Conditions for the admission of missionary sisters into service of the RMG, Dr., 1936; Report on the memory of the 4 sisters killed in air raids in Duisburg, 1944

Note: Reports on life in the mission house and events on the mission fields, as well as on the fate of the missionaries in the field in the years 1916-1918; see also the weekly reports of Inspector Becker RMG 473.

Correspondence with Pilgrim Mission St. Chrischona about the takeover of W. Döge, 1930; curriculum vitae and medical certificate, also for bride Marianne Kästner, 1930; correspondence with Walter Döge and Marianne Kästner about engagement and departure matters, 1930-1933; travel letters, reports and circulars from New Guinea, 1930-1937; "Ein Besuch bei den Stämmen im oberen Ramu-Tal", 7 p.., ms., 1933; Negotiations with the American Board of Foreign Missions for taking overöges and sending out his bride, 1935; "Kamong, ein Martyrer", 2 p., ms., 1935; "Report on the baptism in Sarisawu (Laden) on 15.09.1935", 9 p., hs, 1935; Among the untouched tribes on the north coast of New Guinea (Bunabun-Inland), 10 p., ms., 1934; correspondence with Walter Doege on home leave, 1938-1939; correspondence with Walter Doege in Manila, 1940-1942; correspondence with Walter Doegein the USA, 1946-1963; photo of the couple Doege, 1956