Crawford family papers, 1841-1922
Crawford family papers, 1841-1922
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Date
1841-1922
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MLMSS 8309
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0.52 metres of textual material (3 boxes)
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Contents
BOX 1
Account books, 1853-1897
Folder 1
5 notebooks of Robert Crawford, including details of farm stock, finances, addresses, work, and properties, 1863-1881; diary of Robert Crawford, ca. 1841-1854; handbill for Othello: noted coaching stallion, appearing in Elalong, 1845; inventory taken at Hill End, 1856; clipping of article by Ruby...
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Full title
Crawford family papers, 1841-1922
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Information upgraded as part of the Manuscripts Unprocessed eRecords Project 2011-2012
Contextual Information
Source
Presented by Gordon Keith Crawford, 1997
Administrative / Biographical history
In 1823, Robert James Crawford (1799-1848) received a land grant that he named Hill-end or Hill End, in what is now Doonside (named after his home town in Scotland).
Robert had four children with Mary Campbell (d. 1832): Mary Crawford (b. 1826), Robert Crawford (1827-1906), George Canning Crawford (b. 1828), and Agnes C. Crawford (b. 1831)....
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MLMSS 8309
Record Identifier
9O4gojrn
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9O4gojrn
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153430
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