Australian Dictionary of Biography

• Phyllis Mander-Jones

2 January, 1896
Homebush, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

19 February, 1984 (aged 88)
Prospect, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

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• Arnott, William (grandfather)
• Leeson, Ida Emily (work colleague)
• Arnot, Jean Fleming (work colleague)
• Nicholson, George Gibb (acquaintance)
• Mackaness, George (acquaintance)

• Abbotsleigh (Sydney) (student, 1907-1913)
• University of Sydney (student, 1914-1916)
• Women's College (University of Sydney) (student, 1914-1916)

• bibliographer (1933-1964) New South Wales, Australia
• librarian (1933-1960) New South Wales, Australia
• archivist (1948-1974) New South Wales, Australia
• librarian (1964-1973) Overseas

• World War II (censor)

• Member of the Order of the British Empire (recipient, 1971)
• HCL Anderson award (Australian Library and Information Association) (recipient, 1981)

• Mander Jones Awards (Australian Society of Archivists) (eponym)

• Library Association of Australia (federal) (fellow, 1963-1984)
• Australian Society of Archivists (honorary member, 1976-1984)

• Abbotsleigh (Sydney) (schoolteacher, 1917-1917)
• State Library of New South Wales (library assistant, 1925-1933)
• State Library of New South Wales (librarian, 1933-1960)
• Dept of Army (federal) (public servant, 1942-1945)