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This series documents the personal and professional life of Ernest P. Watson, SJ, including information about his ordination into the Society of Jesus, and the different positions he had over the course of his life. There is also extensive correspondence between Watson and his family.

This series consists of historic information on California dioceses, archdioceses, and California bishops and archbishops. Notable materials include information regarding the Pope’s visit to California. The majority of the materials are secondary sources such as books, histories and newspaper articles.

This series documents the teaching career of Fr. Norman Martin at Santa Clara University and contains class syllabi, lecture notes, handouts, and grading materials, including materials for the Latin American Civilization course that was co-taught with his colleague Dr. Francisco Jimenez.

This series documents Will Tipton’s personal and professional life as a land surveyor and self-taught expert in old Spanish documents. It includes materials from the Philippine Committee of Geographical Names and photographs of Fr. Arthur Spearman, history professor and archivist at Santa Clara University, at Mr. Tipton’s grave.

This series consists of research materials on the history of the Archdiocese of San Francisco and the history of the Sisters of the Holy Family. The materials contain correspondence, staff information, property holdings, procedures and policies, research notes, artifact appraisals, newsletters, and articles.

This series documents Fr. Martin’s personal and professional life, especially in his role as Assistant to the University President for Public Relations. Included is a transcript of an interview with Fr. Martin recorded on video tapes in Series IV: Audio-Visual Materials. There is also correspondence between Fr. Martin and George Price, the former president of Belize from 2001.

This series contains the card catalogs for research. The card catalogs cross referenced sisters, individual members of parishes, and saints that were named within the gleanings, annals and letters. The original gleanings can be found Collection 2, Series VI: Newsletters. The original annals can be found in Collection 1, Series V: Annals.