950510
- TitleCharles James Tyers papers, 1831-1870
- Creator
- Call numberA 842
A 1411-A 1426
A 1428
A 2650/vol. 1
B 212/vol. 1
B 657 - Level of descriptionfonds
- Date
1831-1870 - Type of material
- Reference code950510
- Issue CopyMicrofilm : CY 2742, frames 309-365 (B 657)
Microfilm : CY 2743, frames 1-123 (A 1422)
Microfilm : CY 2743, frames 124-306 (A 1423)
Microfilm : CY 2861, frames 52 - 142 (A 1425)
Microfilm : CY 2742, frames 1839-1849 (A 1428)
Microfilm : CY 2774, frames 1-246 (A 2650, vol. 1)
Microfilm : CY 2743, frames 307 - 579 (A 1426)
Microfilm : CY 1757, frames 1-210 (A 842) - Physical Description21 volumes of textual material - manuscript
- ADMINISTRATIVE/ BIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY
Tyers, a Royal Navy Officer, came to New South Wales in 1838 and in 1840 was employed to determine the position of the New South Wales and South Australia boundary. He took part in expeditions to the Glenelg River, Port Essington, etc. - Scope and ContentA 842
Crown Lands: Squatters' runs, Gippsland, 1844-1867
A 1411-A 1413
Work books on the H.M.S. Alligator, 1838-1839
A 1414-A 1421
Note books, 1838-1849
A 1422, A 1423, A 1426
Letter books, 1839-1863
A 1424
Workbook, 1885, and sketches
A 1425
Expedition to determine the position of 141 degrees of east longitude, 1839-1840
A 1428, B 212/vol.1, B 657
Diaries, 1839-1856
A 2650/vol. 1
Correspondence and notes on surveys, 1831-1870 - Description source
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