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Promissory note from John Eakins
1865Subcollections
Overview
hand written note on paper
Historical information
John Eakins (1814-98) was a free settler and farmer at Greenough.
Thomas Walker (1834-?) was a cooper convicted of felony and sent to Western Australia in 1862 (no.6778). He worked as a sawyer and carpenter.
Details
Details
Registration number
cwa-org-72-GMOB1339
Item type
Themes
Width
112 mm
Height or length
80 mm
Inscriptions and markings
Greenough 10th April 1865
Mr Maley
please Pay Thomas Walker Three Pounds two shillings you will oblige
John Eakins
Contextual Information
Whilst there are numerous notes from John Eakins in the archives, this is the only note associated with Walker.
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