Receipt issued to John Fox by F.W. Pearson
1865hand written note in ink on both sides of a piece of paper that had been folded four times.
John Fox was convict no. 4951 who worked as a ticket-of-leave man at Toodyay, then Greenough.
Francis Watson Pearson was the owner and landlord of the Hampton Hotel at Greenough.
Details
Details
Greenough Flats Nov 2/65
Received from John Fox the sum of ten pounds and I promis to pay to John Fox the above sum the above is not payable to any person but to John Fox.
F.W. Pearson
On reverse:
John Fox Received on this order the Sum of two pounds on the 2 Nov/65
There are 16 documents associated with John Fox that were left at Maley's Store. They provide details of where he worked and stayed as a ticket-of-leave men.
In the absence of banks in many rural regions, the hotel owner occasionally took on that role, as is evidenced by this note.
Other items from Greenough Museum and Gardens
- Reference letter for J. Fox
- Receipt issued to John Fox by James Osborne
- Promissory note from John King
- J. Richards' invoice for meat from John Fox
- Reference letter for J. Fox
- Reference letter for J. Fox
- Invoice from John Cook to John Fox
- Framed painting of Raphoe
- Journal containing minutes from the Greenough Vermin Board
- Pump Organ
- Drawings of designs for stained glass windows for St Catherine's Church
- Framed painting 'Storm - Greenough'
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