Family papers / Blaxland family

A 1322
A 1790
B 760
B 770
C 196

fonds

1795-1927

940873

Microfilm : MAV/FM3/24 (B 760)
Microfilm : CY 1645, frames 1 - 125 (B 760)
Microfilm : CY 985, frames 700-876 (A 1322)
Microfilm : CY 1028, frames 1-484

0.12 metres of textual material (5 volumes) - 17 x 35 cm - manuscript

Gregory Blaxland, who arrived in the Colony in 1806, established a vineyard and, with Lawson and Wentworth, discovered the first road over the Blue Mountains. His brother John, arriving in 1807, established woollen mills, a brewery, a dairy, and his salt pans at Newington supplied the Colony for some years.

File 1: Letters, etc., 1795-1923 (A 1322)
File 2: Letters, etc., 1795-1923 (C 196)
File 3: Memorials of the family of Blaxland, 1271-1812, compiled by Reverend G. C. Blaxland and C. W. Blaxland, 1913-1927 (A 1790)
File 4: Treatise on the aboriginal inhabitants of Polynesia with evidences of their origins and antiquity, by G. Blaxland, 1840 (B 760)
File 5: Blaxland family pedigree, 1466-1905, 1905 (photocopy) (Original in possession of W. A. Blaxland) (B 770)

Information transferred from Short Catalogue (typed) as part of the eRecords Project, 2011-2012

Keyword subjects:
Wallis plains