Promissory note from F. Waldeck
1865hand written note in ink on blue paper with one small punched hole.
Frederick Waldeck was a farmer at Greenough and the father-in-law of John Maley.
Henry Betts was convict no.4938.
Details
Details
Greenough Flats Feb 17/65
Mr John Maley Please pay H. Betts or bearer the sum of one pound on my act.
F. Waldeck
On reverse: 17 Feb 65 F Waldeck Order Betts
This is one of only two documents (the other is also a promissory note) that are associated with Betts. The note provides evidence he worked for Waldeck at Greenough.
Other items from Greenough Museum and Gardens
- Letter from Mrs Brockman
- Promissory note from John Sweeney
- Promissory note from H. Betts
- Store order from S. Butt
- Promissory note from George Brand
- Transfer of wheat note from P Morrissey
- Order for flour from John Nicol Drummond
- Order for flour from J Bridgman
- Store order from Mrs Buckley
- Receipt from John Patience
- Note from George King
- Receipt from James Pager
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