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Store order from Mary Connolly
1876Subcollections
Overview
hand written note on paper with one punched hole
Historical information
Mary Connolly (nee Spice) was the widow of John Connolly. After his death in 1852, she moved with her children to Greenough. Mary is reputed to be the first woman to buy land at Greenough.
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Registration number
cwa-org-72-GMOB1981
Item type
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Themes
Material
Paper
Width
112 mm
Height or length
180 mm
Depth
1 mm
Inscriptions and markings
South Greenough Feb 28th /76
Mr Maley please send twelve pounds washing soda one yard & half green window blind wide 2 yds white damask & oblige yours truly
Mary Connolly
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Contextual information
Notes from women are rare in the Maley Mill & Store Archives as many were illiterate. This was not the case with Mary.
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Well provenanced
Last modified
Wednesday, 15 July, 2026
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Store order from Mary Connolly
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