Store order from Thomas Gibbons
1865hand-written note on paper
Thomas Gibbons (1830-?) was a carter convicted of assault and robbery. He was sent to Western Australia in 1858 (no.5802). By the time this note was written he had been granted his Conditional Freedom.
Valentine Trew (1838-1910) was a Ticket-of-Leave man working as a storekeeper for John S. Maley at Greenough.
Details
Details
Greenough Flats July15th/65
Sir please to send me by the bearer two pairs of socks one cotton handkerchief six pennyworth of Lolleys you will oblige
Thomas Gibbons
supplied 15/7/65 no socks V Trew
This is the only note in the archives associated with Gibbons. Otherwise very little is known about him.
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