Store order from Andrew Brand
1870hand written note on paper
Alexander McCulloch (or McCullock) (b.1834) was a Scottish farm servant with multiple convictions of theft. He was sent to WA on the Corona, arriving in 1866 (convict no. 9236). He worked as a labourer at Greenough and Irwin.
Andrew Brand (1944-1907) came to WA with his mother and siblings in 1859, to be reunited with their father/husband, George Brand (convict no. 3354) who by then was farming at Greenough. Andrew farmed at Greenough and over on the Back Flats.
Details
Details
Back Flats Augst 27th 1870
Mr J.S. Maley Sir
Please let Alexander McCulloch or barer have a cout
Aw Brand
Entd
This is the only note in the Maley Mill & Store Archives associated with Alexander McCulloch.
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