Ralph Darling - letters received from Edward Barnard, 1828-1829

A 2021

fonds

1828-1829

431567

Microfilm : CY 2726 (A 2021)

1 volume - 0.03 Meters
Textual Records - (manuscript)

Lieutenant-General Ralph Darling served as Governor of New South Wales and its island dependencies from 1825-1831. -- Reference: Australian Dictionary of Biography. Vol.1, 1788-1850. Carlton, Vic.: Melbourne University Press, 1966
In 1822, Edward Barnard was appointed Agent to the Colonies of New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land and in 1833 became Joint Agent General with George Baillie. -- Reference: State Records of New South Wales, Online Dec. 2003.

3 April - 30 Aug. 1828, Jan. 1829; Letters and some duplicates addressed to Ralph Darling in his capacity as Governor of New South Wales by Edward Barnard regarding property left by convict Jeremiah Jackson (with enclosed letter from Dr George Barnes); forwarding of acts and parliamentary papers; cancellations of appointmentj of Roger Murphy; payment of monies by various individuals; and account of salaries.

Volume was rebound at an unknown date.
Watermarks include, "Snelgrove & Son / 1825" ; "J. Green / 1825" ; "J. Green / 1826" ; "J. Green / 1827"
D.S. Mitchell bookplate inside front cover.