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File relating primarily to the secondment of Hugh Logue from the European Commission to work as special advisor and of the establishment of the Northern Ireland Assembly. File is arranged as per original structure with some subject/section dividers in place, including those labelled "The Agreement", "Terms and Conditions", "Proposals", "Departmental Structures", "Civic Forum". File includes some manuscript notes by Logue on early points to discuss on party agreements etc., Series of Fax correspondence between Hugh Logue and J.G. Hunter of Central Personnel Group, Northern Ireland Civil Service, discussing terms and conditions of the secondment of Hugh Logue as Special Advisor to the Assembly from his current position at the European Commission (14 Aug 1998); Letter from Logue to Hunter seeking more information on the role and function of the new position (15 Aug 1998); Typed series of pages with cover letter signed by Logue and sent to Seamus Mallon (15 Aug 1998), the cover letter states "Word is just coming in of the utter horror of Omagh [Bombing], and much of the work attached feels empty". The 13-page fax by Logue sent to Mallon includes discussions on the "Departmental Structures - Considerations"; "Suggestions for New Departmental Structures Based on Existing N. Ireland Departments", "North-South Provisions", "Civic Forum".
Document under section "Timetable" includes a multi-page typed "Deputy First Minister's Diary" for 24 Aug - 31 Oct 1998.

Timetable to the Meeting of the Assembly (14 Sept 1998) sent to First Minister by Paul Sweeney; Document by John Semple entitled "Deputy First Ministers - Special Advisors" (17 Aug 1998) and also by Semple, "Organisation at the Centre of the New Administration" (13 Aug 1998); Sweeney to Deputy First Minister "Options for Departmental Structures and Ministerial Structures and Ministerial Portfolios" (17 Aug 1998).

Various papers/appendices: "Analysis of Proposals for the Establishment of a Northern Ireland Civic Forum"; Discussion Paper on Consultative Civic Forum"; "The Civic Forum - A Consultation Document from New Agenda"; "The Civic Forum - A Consultation Paper"; "Proposal For a Northern Ireland Civic Forum".

Photocopies and handwritten notes relating to the following readings:

'A Holiday in Connemara', Stephen Gwynn, (1909);
Selected extracts on selected routes and fisheries in Connemara taken from 'Connemara Calling: Guide to the West of Ireland', and a page of handwritten notes by Robinson on the piece, where he says "written soon after 1945";
Photocopy of a printed lecture given in 1914 entitled 'The O'Flaherty Country' by E W Lynam.

Kerby A. Miller's research on Micheál Ruiséal including: Miller's correspondence with colleagues; copies of secondary sources on the Irish in Western Massachusetts, the Dingle Peninsula and Blasket Islands, and a number of famous Blasket Islanders; copies of newspaper clippings; and Miller's research notes.

Photocopies of secondary sources related to Arizona, Wisconsin, California, and mining in the American Southwest; a copy of The Journal of Arizona History, Vol. 30, No. 3, Autumn 1989; Kerby A. Miller's research notes; pictures of Thomas Higgins and family, including originals, photocopied photos, and a negative; newspaper clippings; genealogical research and census research; research on Thomas Higgins' businesses, mining, and real estate, including probate records, mining claims and shareholder records; Miller's correspondence with historians, archivists, librarians, his own parents, local historical societies, and Higgins family relatives.

Kerby A. Miller's annotated bibliographic entries related to Boston, Cork, Irish language literature, the church in 19th century Ireland, and on the Irish in Boston, with Miller's highlights and notations; census research; Miller's research notes and a bibliography; photocopied newspaper clippings; Miller's correspondence with colleagues.

Photocopied pages from published research sources, including naturalization and alien registration records from South Carolina; sources on Orwigsburg and Darlington counties, Pennsylvania (James McHenry's residence); sources on Baltimore (Thomas Moore's residence); sources on Darlington County, South Carolina (David Moore's residence and employment); and sources on David R. Williams, owner of the cotton factory in Society Hill which employed David Moore.

Photocopied pages from published research sources providing historical context on the Anstis, Eedy, and Huston families.

Photocopies of secondary sources primarily regarding South Carolina and Georgia, as well as other locations related to the families featured in the Rev. William J. Stavely letters; correspondence sent to Kerby A. Miller from the South Carolina Historical Society.

This subseries consists of material relating to Secondary School education and includes minutes, examination papers and results, reports, correspondence , cuttings and circulars. It is arranged chronologically and is subdivided into 1 sub-subseries and 7 further files.

Tag / Ref: G60/30/8

Photocopies of published histories of Pennsylvania and California locations associated with William McSparron consulted by Kerby A. Miller while researching William McSparron; Miller's correspondence with archives, historical societies, and historians regarding McSparron; and photocopies of historical documents provided to Miller including copies of McSparron's military and pension records.