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1. Plan showing 80 acres of land purchased by Lieutenant (now Captain) Beadon in the District A, and part named Fife Angas in the year 1838.

2. Poster. Port Adelaide, to all whom it may concern, whereas I George Beadon of Creechbarrow, near Taunton, in the County of Somerset ... pay the sum of eighty pounds ... at Port Adelaide.

3. Province of South Australia. Land grant Country Section. 83 acres, no. 586D near Myponga ... Captain Beadon on the 4th January 1844.

4. The claim of George Beadon to a tract of Crown Lands on the River Piako in the Province of Auckland New Zealand. 22 December 1874.

5. Copy of Port Adelaide News, dated Wednesday May 11, 1881.

6. Letters from J. Francis Adams to Captain Beadon, dated 23 August 1882 and 2 December 1882.

George Beadon papers, 1838-1882

The class is divided into two parts: entry books of correspondence, etc.;  register of correspondence, orders, statistics, etc.;  and miscellaneous. The first part consists of letters from associations and individuals concerning colonisation and emigration. The second part includes land selected in South Australia, 1859-1874;  register of emigrant labourers applying for a free passage, 1836-1841, and alphabetical index;  register of Acts and Ordinances in Australia and New Zealand, 1847-1855;  register of ships' surgeons appointed 1854-1894, and copies of the Colonial Gazette, 1838-1847. Also includes the minutes of the Colonial Land and Emigration Board, 1840-46;  press cuttings, 1841;  registers of births/deaths at sea, 1847-69;  and lists of ships chartered, 1847-75

Great Britain. Colonial Office - Emigration : Land and Emigration Commission, etc., 1833-1894 [CO 386]

Official atlas of South Australia including the Northern Territory / compiled from the most recent information in the Survey Department, Adelaide, under the direction of G.W. Goyder, Surveyor General.

(1) CATTON PAPERS [M791-M792]: Papers of Sir R.J. Wilmot Horton, Under Secretary of State for War and the Colonies, 1821-1828. The collection includes correspondence, 1821-1837 (correspondents include Sir George Arthur, Saxe Bannister, John Thomas Bigge, Sir Richard Bourke, Sir Thomas Brisbane, James Busby, George Canning, H. Dumaresq, Sir Francis Forbes, Henry Forbes, Henry Goulburn, William Huskisson, Rev. John Dunmore Lang, John Macarthur, R. Matheson, Lord Palmerston, Sir Robert Peel, Robert Torrens and William Wilberforce);  a paper by the National Colonization Society re emigration and land allocation for S. Aust.;  printed papers relating to emigration. (2) MILLER MUNDY PAPERS [M793]: 27 letters, 1835-50 mainly to Alfred Miller Mundy, 21st North British Fusiliers in Van Diemen's Land and Port Phillip and when he was Colonial Secretary of South Australia, 1843-1849. (3) BROOKHILL HALL PAPERS [M793]: Journals and correspondence of William Sacheverell Coke. Diary Feb.-Sept. 1827, describing his life in N.S.W. and journal of voyage from Van Diemen's Land to England. The correspondence 1825-32 consists mainly of letters to Coke's father describing conditions on board the convict ship Regalia from Ireland, at the barracks in Sydney and while living at Newcastle in 1827 (Call No.: M791-M793)

Derby Central Library - collections from the Derby Central Library relating to Australia [M791-793], 1704-1878

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George Beadon papers, 1838-1882

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Great Britain. Colonial Office - Emigration : Land and Emigration Commission, etc., 1833-1894 [CO 386]

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Official atlas of South Australia including the Northern Territory / compiled from the most recent information in the Survey Department, Adelaide, under the direction of G.W. Goyder, Surveyor General.

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Derby Central Library - collections from the Derby Central Library relating to Australia [M791-793], 1704-1878

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