File 1: Mrs King's farm stock account book, being detailed records of livestock on Mrs King's farm a...
File 1: Mrs King's farm stock account book, being detailed records of livestock on Mrs King's farm a...
File 1: Mrs King's farm stock account book, being detailed records of livestock on Mrs King's farm at South Creek (St Marys, New South Wales), 1807-1820
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Date
1807-1820
Call Numbers
A 865
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Physical Description
Contents
0.03 metres of textual material (1 volume) - 37.2 x 25.4 cm - manuscript
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File
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Contents
Mrs King's farm stock account book, 1807-1820. Stock account book, being detailed records of livestock on Mrs King's farm at South Creek (St Marys, New South Wales), including stock accounts. Livestock records include fortnightly and monthly returns of stock, being horned cattle, horses, sheep, goats, and swine. Records include numbers of stock lis...
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File 1: Mrs King's farm stock account book, being detailed records of livestock on Mrs King's farm at South Creek (St Marys, New South Wales), 1807-1820
Notes
General note
Microfilm copy available at CY 2129, frames 1-107. Digitised from the microfilm copy in 2019.
Contextual Information
Administrative / Biographical history
Anna Josepha King (1765-1844), wife of Governor Philip Gidley King (1758-1808), was granted 790 acres of land at South Creek (St Marys, New South Wales) by Governor William Bligh in January 1807. The land, sometimes referred to as 'Thanks' farm, is referred to in the stock account books as 'Mrs King's farm' and was later known as 'Dunhevid'. The or...
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Call Numbers
A 865
Record Identifier
9Bv6O039
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9Bv6O039
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Reference code
9650013
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