Mary Porter - Letters received from Lloyd Rees and Charles Laseron with other papers relating to the...
Mary Porter - Letters received from Lloyd Rees and Charles Laseron with other papers relating to the Weston family, 1878-1970
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1878 - 1970
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MLMSS 7639
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1 folder - 0.02 Meters
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Textual Records - (printed)
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Letter from Percy Weston to 'Johnnie', 22 Oct. 1878; copy of an address by Weston to the Royal Society of Queensland on the internal combustion engine, 1913; 'Notes on Magnetic Steel Band Drive', undated; obituary of Percy Weston together with a letter of condolence to his widow, 1918.
Letters from Samuel Weston to S.E. Watts, 6 Oct. and 20 D...
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Mary Porter - Letters received from Lloyd Rees and Charles Laseron with other papers relating to the Weston family, 1878-1970
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Presented by Mrs Mary Porter, March 2006
Administrative / Biographical history
Samuel Weston was the first school teacher at Brushgrove on the Clarence River. He was drowned in the wreck of the 'New England' steamship on the Clarence bar, Dec. 1882. P.L. (Percy) Weston was a lecturer at Queensland University and a consulting engineer. Charles Laseron was a member of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 1911-1914 under Dougl...
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MLMSS 7639
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9yM6Dzx9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9yM6Dzx9
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447382
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