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Promissory note from Henry Eves

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Henry Eves

1870

Subcollections

Maley Mill and Store Archives

Overview

piece of green paper with hand-writing on both sides

Historical information

The writer of this note, Henry Eves (1830-81) was a farmer at Greenough.
Frederick Fereday (1836-99) was convict no.6294 and worked as a stockman.
James Pager (1826-94) was also a former convict (no.4409). At the time this note was written, he was working as a baker in Northampton.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-72-GMOB1924

Item type

Themes

People
Social History

Material

Digital Pigment Ink

Width

135 mm

Height or length

105 mm

Inscriptions and markings

On front - Greenough Decbr 29th 1870
Mr. Maley Please to let Fredderick Ferday have fifteen shillings worth of goods on my account and you will greatly oblige Henry Eves
on reverse: Transfer order to James Pager
yours etc
Fred Fereday

Contextual Information

This promissory note gives direct proof of how such notes could be transferred between people before being redeemed.

Keywords

Place made

Greenough
Western Australia
Australia

Year

Primary significance criteria

Historic significance

Social or spiritual significance

Comparative significance criteria

Interpretive capacity

Rare or representative

Well provenanced

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