File 4: Hassall family, correspondence, volume 3, pp. 1833-7031, 1828-1888

Hassall family papers, 1793-2000

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Correspondence being Thomas Hassall, letters received, 1828-ca. 1840; James S. Hassall, letters received, 1835-1888; and Samuel Marsden, letter received (1), 1835.

Thomas Hassall, letters received, include letters from family and friends, and from employees and others writing on business and other matters. Correspondents include: James Hassall (3), 1828-1833; James S. Hassall (2), 1833; Lucy Hassall (10), 1828-1835; Thomas Hancox, 1828; Robert Mackay Campbell, husband of Ann Hassall, 1828; Reverend Thomas Redall, 1828; William Shelley (4), 1828-1834; William Smith (13) an employee, 1828-1835; William Walker (6), 1829-1835; Catherine Hassall, ca. 1840; Ann Hassall (1808-1891) (2), n.d.; William Pascoe Crook, n.d.; Jonathan Hassall, n.d.; Henry Cox, n.d.; George Cox, n.d.; and Henry Byrnes, writing to inform Thomas Hassall of the death of a shepherd, Bromley at the hands of the local Aborigine people and describing the attack on the shepherd's huts, n.d.

James S. Hassall, letters received, 1835-1888, includes letters from family and friends. There are a number of undated letters and some fragments along with a few papers including: a printed set of accounts of St Matthew's Church, Sherwood, Brisbane, 1888, with a list of subscribers to the Church Stipend Fund; an albumen photo print of Reverend James S. Hassall, ca. 1855. Correspondents include: James M. Hassall, 1835; Robert King, 1841; Frederic King (2), 1842-1848; John Norton Oxley (2), 1843-n.d.; Charles Throsby (2), 1848; George T. Hassall, 1852; and William Woolcock, 1877.

File 4: Hassall family, correspondence, volume 3, pp. 1833-7031, 1828-1888

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