Promissory note from George Brand
1865hand written note on lined blue paper
George Brand (1820-72) was a Scottish farmer convicted of theft and sent to this colony in 1855 on the "Stag" (no.3354). His wife and children joined him in 1859 and they settled at a farm at North Greenough that he named 'Balmoral" (later re-named "Ironbarks").
John Brophy (1834-?) was convicted of attempting to drown a prostitute and sent to the colony in 1857 on the "Clara" (no.4334). After working in the Greenough region he left the colony in 1869.
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Balmoral March 21/65
Mr Maley
pleas to let John Broffay have goods to the amount of one pound on my account
George Brand
Notes like these are important indicators of who was living and working at Greenough.
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