Series 06: Wesleyan Methodist Society, quarterly tickets of Ann Hassall, 1822-1825
Series 06: Wesleyan Methodist Society, quarterly tickets of Ann Hassall, 1822-1825
Series 06: Wesleyan Methodist Society, quarterly tickets of Ann Hassall, 1822-1825
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Date
1822-1825
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Ah 83/3
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0.01 metres of textual material (1 volume) - 7.3 x 5.4 cm - printed
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Twelve small printed Wesleyan Methodist Society quarterly tickets, each signed by Ann Hassall and some signed by William Walker. Quarterly tickets include a different biblical verse for each quarter, (1822-1825). There are also two small cards printed on board for 'Wright: Japanner, Gilder, and Picture-Frame Maker, 23 Museum Street Bloomsbury', n.d...
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Series 06: Wesleyan Methodist Society, quarterly tickets of Ann Hassall, 1822-1825
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General note
Microfilm copy available at CY 4137, frames 222-229. Digitised from the microfilm copy in 2019.
Ann Hassall's Wesleyan Methodist Society Quarterly tickets accompany a silver medal awarded to Ann Hassall, 1822, located at SAFE/R 191/Item nnn, and a lace collar worn by Elizabeth Hassall, located at R 302.
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Presented by Miss R. MacCallum in 1961.
Administrative / Biographical history
Ann Hassall (1808-1891) was born in Parramatta, daughter of Rowland and Elizabeth Hassall. For a time she was educated at a school established by James Bradley and afterward by her brother-in-law Rev. Walter Lawry, a Methodist minister. In 1830 Ann Hassall married Robert Mackay Campbell (1806-1885), born in Edinburgh, son of Captain William Campbel...
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Ah 83/3
Record Identifier
YoleZeD9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/YoleZeD9
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401899
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