447098
- TitleThomas Rogers - letterbook, 24 Sept. 1844 - 24 June 1847
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- Call numberA 323
- Level of descriptionfonds
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1844-1847 - Type of material
- Reference code447098
- Issue CopyMicrofilm : CY 1640, frames 201-406 (A 323)
- Physical Description1 volume - 0.03 Meters
Textual Records - (manuscript) - ADMINISTRATIVE/ BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY
Thomas Rogers (1806-1903) was a religious instructor on Norfolk Island from 1845 to 1847. His clashes with those in authority led to his recall to Tasmania. He was especially critical of the commandant John Price. Rogers was the model for the Rev. James North in Marcus Clarke's 'For the Term of his Natural Life'. - Scope and ContentLetterbook containing copies of letters sent and copies of letters received, together with a small number of original letters received. Correspondents include commandants Major Joseph Childs and John Price, magistrate Samuel Barrow, comptroller general J.S. Hampton and convict William Henry Barber. Rogers befriended Barber and in 1858 gave evidence at an enquiry which resulted in Barber being pardoned. The volume also includes monthly reports on the school, Jan. - Dec. 1846.
- Finding AidsRead the transcription here: acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/_transcript/2015/D36484/a1354.html
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Digital order no:Album ID : 823579 - Creator/Author/Artist
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