Henry F. Halloran survey roughs, Dundas, 1867-1896.
Henry F. Halloran survey roughs, Dundas, 1867-1896.
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Full title
Author / Creator
Publisher
[Sydney, N.S.W.] [1867-1896]
Call Numbers
M Ser 4 810/16/Halloran Survey Roughs/Dundas
Record Identifier
MMS ID
Language
English
Formats
Physical Description
Cartographic data
Scales differ (E 151°00'04"--E 151°04'24"/S 33°44'24"--S 33°48'54")
Physical content
90 maps, approximately 90 pages : manuscript, hand-coloured ; sheets 53 x 64 or smaller.
Content type
cartographic image
text
Media type
unmediated
Carrier type
sheet
Publication information
Publisher
[Sydney, N.S.W.] [1867-1896]
Place of Publication
New South Wales
Date Published
[1867-1896]
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Scope and Contents
Summary
Collection of cadastral maps, survey plans, and tracing maps, with supporting notes, showing various locations in Dundas, New South Wales, and surrounding suburbs, prepared for the various clients of Henry Ferdinand Halloran, and Henry F. Halloran & Co. Maps and notes on loose, unnumbered sheets bundled according to client name and location.
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Full title
Henry F. Halloran survey roughs, Dundas, 1867-1896.
Authors, Artists and Contributors
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Author / Artists
Notes
General note
Among named landowners and clients are: J B Bettington, J. Dorman, Hackett, Mrs Hare, Harper, John Healing (or Heeling), Miller, William Moseley, John A Parrot, Savage, Simpson, V E Sutherland, George Thornton, Mr Wesley and Williams....
Time Period
d1867 d1896
Contextual Information
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Identifiers
Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
M Ser 4 810/16/Halloran Survey Roughs/Dundas
Record Identifier
74VKVGWzPADA
Permalink
https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VKVGWzPADA
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MMS ID
991024153803202626
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