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Store order from Hugh Galvin
1865Subcollections
Overview
hand written letter on paper
Historical information
Hugh Galvin (1827-1878) was a shepherd convicted of murder and transported to Western Australia on the Dudbrook in 1853 (no.1560). He eventually settled at Greenough where he married Elizabeth McDonnell in 1862.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-72-GMOB1456
Item type
Letters
Material
Ink
Writing Paper
Width
106 mm
Height or length
108 mm
Depth
1 mm
Inscriptions and markings
Septr 4th 1865
Mr Maley Please to let the bearer have one canester of blasting Powder and one coil of Fews and place the same to my account
Hugh Galvin
Contextual information
This letter provides an example of the diverse items that could be purchased from Maley's Store at Greenough.
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Comparative significance criteria
Interpretive capacity
Well provenanced
Last modified
Sunday, 5 December, 2021
Completeness
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Store order from Hugh Galvin dated 4 September 1865.
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