William Grant Broughton correspondence, 24 January 1829-27 January 1853

B 1612

fonds

1829-1853

930952

Microfilm : CY 2373, frames 1-69

1 volume of textual material

Rev. William Grant Broughton to his wife, 24 January 1829 relating to domestic matters, 5 March 1829 saying he has found satisfactory accommodation on board ship, 26 June 1843, briefly telling of his visits to N.S.W. country towns.

Jane Franklin, 12 January 1844, commenting on the portrait of Broughton by W.? McCrae, on Mr Gell and his health and suggesting he should be placed at Geelong.

Gipps, Elizabeth to Mrs Broughton, 17 October 1846, from Bahai, giving news of Sir Geogre Gipps and of the voyage

Short, Augustus, Bishop of Adelaide, 25 January 1848, informing Broughton of his safe arrival in South Australia, and of appointments he has made, and 6 March 1848, giving his opinion of the secession of Rev. R. K. Sconce from the Church of England

Letters of sympathy on death of Mrs Broughton from:-
Morse, John, 13 October 1849
Metcalfe, M. 27 October 1849
Betts, M. E. 29 October 1849
Reddall, Isabella, to Miss Broughton, 6 November 1849

Rev. Henry T. Stiles, 30 September 1850, concerning the Burial Service and suggesting excommunication for unrepenting members of the Church of England

Rev. W. G. Broughton addressed 'Dear Madam', 15 february 1851, declining to affix his name to testimonial to Dr Gregory

K-, Windsor, to Bishop Broughton, 29 July 1851, making excuses for not writing, and giving family news

Mary Ann Lord, 27 January 1853, welcoming Bishop Broughton on his return to England

W. A. Jay, incomplete to Mr Boydell? relating to family news

S. H. Selwyn, incomplete, relating to a refractory deacon and George A. Selwyn

Information transferred from Manuscripts Leaf Catalogue No. 1 (5-36A) as part of the eRecords Project, 2010-2011