Documents collected by Sir William Dixson largely relating to Tasmania, 3 April 1816-1831

DLADD 219

fonds

3 April 1816-1831

954317

1 folder of textual material - manuscript

Item 1
Letter, dated Sydney, 3 April 1816, from Anthony Fenn Kemp to Governor Macquarie, thanking him for appointment as Magistrate in Van Diemen's Land

Item 2
Holograph copy of letter, dated Sydney, 10 February 1818, from the New South Wales Governor to Colonel Thos. Davey, granting his right to lay his grievance before H.M. Government and mentioning cattle received on credit

Item 3
Proclamation, dated 4 February 1829, from the Tasmanian Lieutenant Governor about duty on spirits, tobacco and wine

Item 4
Proceedings of Jorgen Jorgenson's armed roving parties since the last report was transmitted, dated Oatlands Police Office, 9 March 1830, and addressed to The Anstey, Hobarton

Item 5
Letter, dated Kingston, 13 June 1830, from John Batman, to James Simpson, Police Magistrate, Campbell Town, asking that the convict William Howe should join his party in place of Jonathan Ford

Item 6
Record, dated 18 June 1830, of William How, convict per Layton, who arrived in Van Diemen's Land, October 1827

Item 7
Register of names and descriptions of sealers in Bank's and Bass's Straits; signed by G. A. Robinson, May 1831

Item 8
Names and descriptions of persons found residing upon the different islands in the Straits, and who have been warned to quit those islands, as also to deliver up the native women in their possession, etc. Singed by G. A. Robinson, May 1831

Item 9
Names of the Aboriginal females formerly cohabiting with the sealers and who are now placed under the care of the establishment at Gun Carriage Island; signed by G. A. Robinson, 1830 and 1831

Information transferred from Dixson Manuscript Card Catalogue as part of the eRecords Project, 2011-2012.

Previously known as Tasmanian Archival Estrays