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Appendix A - Society of American Archivists

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to the viscounty <strong>of</strong> Campden and a portion <strong>of</strong> his father-in-law’sestates. The third Viscount Campden (1612-82) married HesterWotton, daughter <strong>of</strong> the second Baron Wotton. The fourth ViscountCampden (1641-89, created Earl <strong>of</strong> Gainsborough 1682) marriedElizabeth Wriothesley, elder daughter <strong>of</strong> the fourth Earl <strong>of</strong>Southampton. Jane Noel (died 1811), sister <strong>of</strong> the fifth andsixth Earls <strong>of</strong> Gainsborough, married Gerard Anne Edwards <strong>of</strong>Welham Grove (Leicestershire) and had issue Gerard Noel Edwards(1759-1838). He married in 1780 Diana Middleton (1762-1823) suojure Baroness Barham), daughter <strong>of</strong> Charles Middleton (1726-1813), created first Baronet <strong>of</strong> Barham Court (Kent) in 1781 andfirst Baron Barham in 1805. GN Edwards assumed the surname Noelin 1798 on inheriting the sixth Earl <strong>of</strong> Gainsborough’s Rutlandand Gloucestershire estates (though not the Earl’s honours,which were extinguished); and he later inherited his father-inlaw’sbaronetcy. His eldest son John Noel (1781-1866) succeededto the estates <strong>of</strong> his mother and his father, to his mother’sbarony and his father’s baronetcy, and was created ViscountCampden and Earl <strong>of</strong> Gainsborough in 1841.Related Persons, Families, and Corporate BodiesCommentary: In describing the parties that created, assembled, accumulated, and/ormaintained and used archival records, it will be useful to identify related persons, families,and organizations. They may be connected in a variety <strong>of</strong> ways, such as members <strong>of</strong>families, hierarchical relationships between parts <strong>of</strong> organizations, chronological (i.e.,predecessor/successor) relationships between organizations or parts <strong>of</strong> organizations, or<strong>of</strong>fices held by a person within an organization. Related names might also be used within adescriptive system as alternative access points to descriptions <strong>of</strong> archival records, or aslinks to other authority records.9.31. Record the authorized names and any relevant unique identifiers, including the authorityrecord identifier, <strong>of</strong> corporate bodies, persons, or families that have a significant relationshipwith the entity named in the authority record.Minnesota. Division <strong>of</strong> Game and Fishn 79066215 (Library <strong>of</strong> Congress authority record control number)Brown, Muriel Buck Humphreyn 83312367 (Library <strong>of</strong> Congress authority record control number)DESCRIBING ARCHIVES: A CONTENT STANDARD 1369.32. Indicate by codes or text whether the related entity is a corporate body, a person, or afamily.Corporate body: Division <strong>of</strong> Game and FishpersonEAC-CPF encoding indicating that the related entity is a person.9.33 . Indicate by codes or text a general category into which the relationship being describedfalls. Use the following categories: hierarchical, temporal, family, and associative.Minnesota. Dept. <strong>of</strong> Game and Fish (entity described in archivalauthority record)Formatted: Font: (Default) Times New RomanFormatted: Font: (Default) Times New RomanAction: DACS Revision Page 111 <strong>of</strong> 158 0113-II-A-DACS

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