Order for herrings from Giovanni Marchetti
1865hand written note on blue paper
Giovanni Marchetti (1833-97) was an Italian convicted of manslaughter at Liverpool and transported to Western Australia in 1856 (no.4042). He married Rosa Mary Ainsworth (1847-90) at Toodyay in 1861 and moved to Greenough where he took up farming on the Back Flats.
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Mr Maley Sir please to sent me three Boxes of Herrings one bottle of vinegar and you oblig Giovanni Marchetti
This note provides evidence that herrings were available at Greenough in 1865.
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