J.T. Harradine's Meat Account book
c. 1870booklet with dark orange covers, bound by string, blue-grey paper with 5 pink vertical lines, hand-written text in ink. Inserted inside is a loose hand-written text on a scrap of paper.
John Harradine (1814-81) was a farmer convicted of horse stealing and forgery. He arrived in the colony in 1858. He later took up farming on the Chapman River and at Greenough.
Details
Details
On Cover
J.T. Harradine
Meat a/c"
on separate piece of paper - "August 5th 1870
I agree to pay Harradine the sum of 3 P 4s for water trough as soon as it can be made of this years crop"
From this booklet we have evidence that Harradine provided the Maley family with pork from 21/02/1870 to 5/08/1870, and with mutton from 17/09/1871 to 24/08/1872.
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