Promissory note from Joseph Bridgman
1865hand written note on paper
Joseph Bridgman (or Bridgeman) (1814-92) was a farmer at Central Greenough.
William Saville (1814-?) was a bricklayer convicted of raping his own daughter. He was sent to the colony on the Merchantman, arriving in 1863 (convict no.6961).
Details
Details
Mr Maley will you be so kind as to let W Savell have what he wants yours &c
Joseph Bridgman
Complied with 5/8/1865 V Trew
This note provides evidence that Saville was working at Greenough.
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Greenough Museum and Gardens
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