Promissory Note from Denis Higgins
1865hand written note on a scrap of paper ( had been held together with sticky tape ).
Dennis Higgins (1830-1880) was convicted in Wales in 1853 of stealing with violence. He was sent to WA in 1855 on the Adelaide (convict no. 3539).
John Fox (1816-1866) was a British butcher convicted of uttering a forged five pound note and sent to WA in 1858 on the Lord Raglan (convict no. 4951).
Francis Allender (1829-1900) was a free settler from South Australia who took up a farm at Central Greenough.
Details
Details
Nov 21st /63
Mr Allender
Please pay to J Fox the sum of Three Pounds and place the same to my A/c
Denis Highein His Mark x
This note is the only evidence we have that Dennis Higgins was at Greenough.
It is one of fifteen documents associated with John Fox that were left in the Maley Store.
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Greenough Museum and Gardens
Greenough Museum and Gardens
Other items from Greenough Museum and Gardens
- Reference letter for J. Fox
- Reference letter for J. Fox
- Reference letter for J. Fox
- Journal containing minutes from the Greenough Vermin Board
- Pump Organ
- Drawings of designs for stained glass windows for St Catherine's Church
- Buckley Memorial Card
- Department of Agriculture Award of Distinction
- Buckley Memorial Card
- Memorial card for Bridget Buckley
- Cart note no.908
- Re-used Shipping Note
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