Carter, George Edward Lovelace, 1886-1974 (civil servant and antiquary)
Dates
- Existence: 1886 - 1974
Biography
George Edward Lovelace Carter (1886-1974), worked for the Indian Civil Service from 1910, was at times Assistant Collector in Bombay and at Tatta, and Municipal Commissioner, Hyderabad, 1916-18. He married Ivy Octavia Wakefield in India, and retired to Budleigh Salterton, Devon. He was especially interested in the history, archaeology and folklore of the province of Sind (now Pakistan), and published several articles on those subjects in the Indian Antiquary and other periodicals.
Found in 21 Collections and/or Records:
[2] MS translation of S. Ali Sher Shah, Tuhfatulkiram (Part III).
In English, 3 vols.
[3] Typescript, Materials for a History of the Tatta Division ... Part I of volume B of the Sind Gazetteer (Karachi District).
Published articles and pamphlets, and unpublished notes, translations, and drafts, on the history of Sind and neighbouring states.
[4] MS, Introduction to the garland of legend.
Published articles and pamphlets, and unpublished notes, translations, and drafts, on the history of Sind and neighbouring states.
[5] MS, The Sammat. A study in social anthropology.
Published articles and pamphlets, and unpublished notes, translations, and drafts, on the history of Sind and neighbouring states.
[6] MS, 'Sindhi romance but how much belongs to the Tuhfat ul Kiram i.e.misplaced'.
Published articles and pamphlets, and unpublished notes, translations, and drafts, on the history of Sind and neighbouring states.
[7] MS and typesc ript, The Stone Age in India.
Draft, notes, photographs, sketch maps, diagrams; letters, R. Zimmermann (Bombay) (1919), Sir John Marshall (1920).
[8] Typescript, Ptolemy's map of Sind, published in Anthropological Society of Bombay.
Published articles and pamphlets, and unpublished notes, translations, and drafts, on the history of Sind and neighbouring states.
[9] Rough notes and papers.
Includes G.Bleazby, Coins and medals ... Pratap Singh Museum, Srinagar (Srinagar, 1900); letters, Goverdhandas Kikla (1915), P.B. Gothurka (Royal Asiatic Society, Bombay) to Abdul Fattah (1915), C.M. Oliver (Government, Bombay) (1915).
[10] Rough notes and papers.
Has: extracts, (Indian) Census Report, 1911; paper, Hellenism in Sind; typescript Short biography of Hazrat Mukhdum Kaladar Lal Shahbaz; letters, Henry Cousens, H. Baskerville, C. Baker, J. Curry (1916-17); H. Baskerville, typescript, A "Cyclopaean" building in Deh Kattor (1916); correspondence with H.H. Manghirmalani, N.M. Billimora (Office of Political Agent, Kutch); letter from D.R. Bhendhukar (1918).
[11] Rough notes and papers.
[12] Papers.
[13] MS, A note of some Hindu customs prevailing in the city of Hyderabad, Sind. Recorded by Munshi Dayaram Kishalani. Edited by G.E.L. Carter.
Published articles and pamphlets, and unpublished notes, translations, and drafts, on the history of Sind and neighbouring states.
[14] Miscellaneous papers.
Rubbings of Persian dish or tray; MS of part of a paper on Christian writings, local lore and Hindu temples; 'Evidence of Roman emporia in India'; typescript list of Carter's Indian archaeological 'implements'(1925).
[15] Photograph album.
Indian scenes, buildings, antiquities, people, customs.
[16] Photograph album.
Indian scenes, buildings, antiquities, people, customs.
[17] Photograph album.
Indian scenes, buildings, antiquities, people, customs.
[18] Photograph album.
Indian scenes, buildings, antiquities, people, customs.
[19] Loose photographs.
Indian scenes, buildings, antiquities, people, customs.
[20] Writings by others.
Genealogical table of the hereditary officers styled Zeyngars and Dhurmakurtas of the Trimully Triputty Pagoda (n.d.); C.E.A.W. Oldham, Sidi Ali Shelebi in India, 1554-1556 A.D. (Bombay, 1931); M. Longworth Dames, Text book of the Balochi language ... stories, legends, poems ... Balochi-English vocabulary (Lahore, 1913); Jiranji Jamshedi Modi, Dastur Bahman Kaikobad and the Kisseh-I-Sanjan. A reply (Bombay, 1917); typescript, Customs of Amil Hindus settled in Hyderabad (1926).
George Carter: papers on history, archaeology and folklore of Pakistan.
Published articles and pamphlets, and unpublished notes, translations, and drafts, on the history of Sind and neighbouring states.
Tuhfat-ul-Kiram, part 3.
1 volume, in original language.
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