Sub-series 2: George Augustus Robinson, correspondence and related papers, Flinders Island, 1831-1842

sub-series

1831-1842

9609346

0.73 metres of textual material (13 volumes)

Contains correspondence on both official and personal matters, with reports, settlement orders, etc.; and miscellaneous papers.

Topics include: administration of the Flinders Island settlement; health and post-mortem reports of the Aboriginal residents of the settlement; religious instruction of the Aboriginal residents.

FILE 01
George Augustus Robinson, correspondence and other papers, Flinders Island, 1832-1835

FILE 02
George Augustus Robinson, correspondence and other papers, Flinders Island, January-June 1836

FILE 03
George Augustus Robinson, correspondence and other papers, Flinders Island, July-December 1836

FILE 04
George Augustus Robinson, correspondence and other papers, Flinders Island, January-April 1837

FILE 05
George Augustus Robinson, correspondence and other papers, Flinders Island, May-June 1837

FILE 06
George Augustus Robinson, correspondence and other papers, Flinders Island, July-September 1837

FILE 07
George Augustus Robinson, correspondence and other papers, Flinders Island, October-December 1837

FILE 08
George Augustus Robinson, correspondence and other papers, Flinders Island, January-April 1838

FILE 09
George Augustus Robinson, correspondence and other papers, Flinders Island, May-December 1838

FILE 10
George Augustus Robinson, correspondence and other papers, Flinders Island, January-April 1839

FILE 11
George Augustus Robinson, Flinders Island, miscellaneous papers, 1831-1842

FILE 12
George Augustus Robinson, Flinders Island, miscellaneous papers, 1832-1839

FILE 13
George Augustus Robinson, Flinders Island, miscellaneous papers, 1834-1840

The arrangement is chronological. Documents covering a period are filed at the date of compiling or at the last date.

Out of copyright
Reproduction Restricted

Microfilm copies available, refer to file records for locations.

Further material relating to Flinders Island is to be found in the early part of the Port Phillip Protectorate papers filed at call numbers A 7075-A 7084