Promissory note from W. Edmonds
1868hand written letter on paper
William Edmonds (1823-?) was convicted of theft and sent to Western Australia in 1851 (no.454). When this note was written he was working as a blacksmith at Greenough.
James Byford (1827-?) had numerous convictions and was sent to Western Australia in 1863 (no.6821).
Details
Details
Greenough Flats
June 29th/68
Mr Maley
Sir Please let the Bearer Byford have to the amount of 2.0.10 Two Pounds & tenpence & oblige yours etc
William Edmonds
Whilst there are two other notes associated with Edmonds in the archives, this is the only one referring to Byford.
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