A large and varied collection of Dangar family and business documents, including inter aliis the marriage bond of William Dangar and Elizabeth Pike (1724), the Will of William Dangar of East Looe in Cornwall (1785), copies of the journals of Henry Dangar dealing with his survey of the Liverpool Range, c.1824 (of which the originals are held by the Mitchell Library), the agreement between Henry Dangar and the Australian Agricultural Company for Dangar's employment as a manager (1829), the Will of F.H. Dangar (1874-77), the Will of W.J. Dangar (1886), catalogues of the most impressive coin collection assembled by H.C. Dangar (1953), correspondence amongst Peter Dangar, E.C. Rowland and others on the history of the Dangar family (1947-52), the Will of M.M. Dangar (1956), the Will of L.A. Dangar (1957), records of Dangar land dealings in Sydney, the Hunter Valley, New England and Queensland, papers relating to the partnership of Dangar Bros (1870-97), correspondence on the management of Dangar properties in Cornwall (variously dated), and a small quantity of photographs.

Journal. Dangar letterbook, 1878-1896. Microfilm copies of: (i) Business letterbook of A.A. Dangar, 1878-1896 (1137) (ii) A short account of Thomas Spencer's trip to Australia, January 1866 - July 1868. (M38).

Copies of Dangar family correspondence, 1846-1862 and1889-1894. This accession also contains copies of a biography of William Dangar (1800-1860) by Elisabeth Dangar, published 1964, and an explanation of the Last Will and Testament of Henry Dangar based on research by J.B. Dibbs (typescript, 1964).

Lecture:'The Dangar Family in Singleton'

Papers including some business correspondence exchanged among R.C. Dangar, Henry Dangar, F.H. Dangar and A.H. Palmer, dating variously within the period 1857 - 1867; a small group of legal documents, mostly of a financial nature, from the same period; and a collection of copies of Dangar birth, marriage and death records.

Baptismal record of the children of Henry Cary Dangar and Lucy Jane Lamb.

Spencer's Journal, 1866-68. Microfilm copies of: (i) Business letterbook of A.A. Dangar, 1878-96 (M37); (ii) A short account of Thomas Spencer's trip to Australia, January 1866 - July 1868. (M38) Albert Augustus Dangar (1840-1913) was born at "Neotsfield" near Singleton, N.S.W., the fourth son of Henry Dangar, surveyor and pastoralist. As a boy he spent 3 years at sea; but in 1858 was placed at "Gostwyck" station, Uralla where he studied stock-breeding. In 1863, he took over the management of "Gostwyck" and other Dangar properties. A.A. Dangar was uniformly successful both as a stockbreeder and as a businessman. He died at Baroona near Singleton, on 5th April, 1913.