Reference letter for J. Fox
1861hand written reference letter
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.
The Drummonds were extensive property holders at Toodyay.
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I have known the bearer John Fox for a period of Eighteen months six months of which time he lived in my service as a butcher and conducted himself respectably
Toodyay
Drummond
August 23/61.
This document provides evidence of the working life of a ticket-of-leave man.
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