Reference letter for J. Fox
1861hand written letter on grey paper
John Fox (1816-66) was a butcher convicted of defrauding the Excise and transported to the colony on the Lord Raglan in 1858 (no.4951). He worked at Newcastle (now Toodyay) before moving to Greenough.
Michael Clarkson leased “Mt Anderson” at Toodyay and was also Superintendent of the Toodyay Convict Hiring Station.
Details
Details
Mt Anderson 21st Aug 1861 1st Aug 1861
This is to certify that I have known Fox for some time past, during
that period I have not individually known any thing against his character.
To all whom it may concern,
M Clarkson
This is one of three reference letters we have for John Fox. They provide valuable information about the life of a ticket-of-leave man.
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