James Norton papers, including silver medal and wax seal, 1838-1897
James Norton papers, including silver medal and wax seal, 1838-1897
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1838-1897
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1 box of textual material
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Memorandum of agreement between James Norton, Robert Smith, Frank Osborne, Edward Ainsworth Gaden, David William Roxburgh, and William Henry Norton relating to their partnership in Norton Smith & Co., 16 December, 1897
Transcript (typescript, 14 pages) of the diary of James Norton, the younger, 27 October 1845-5 January 1846
School Me...
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James Norton papers, including silver medal and wax seal, 1838-1897
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The donor, Ann Varley (née Johnston), was married to the late Michael Varley, whose first wife (Judith, d. 1993) was a descendant of James Norton.
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Presented by Ann Varley, September 2018
Administrative / Biographical history
James Norton (1824-1906), solicitor and politician, was born in Sydney, the eldest son of James Norton (1795-1862). James (the younger) was admitted a solicitor in 1848 and joined his father to establish Norton & Son, which became incorporated in 1897 as Norton Smith & Co.
References:
K. G. Allars, 'Norton, James (1824–1906)', Australian Dict...
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YezWz8V9
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9619369
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