Promissory note from Edward Ridley
1869hand written note on grey paper
Edward Ridley (1832-?) was a free settler who farmed on the Greenough Back Flats and later at Northampton.
William Howe (1831-?) was convicted of rape and sent to Western Australia in 1858 (no.4638).
Details
Details
July 17th/Back Flats
Mr JS Maley
Sir plase to let William Howe have what store goods he may require on my a/c
Edwd Ridley
20/7/69 W.A.
This note provides evidence of both Ridley and Howe living and working at Greenough.
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