Rations order from James Slaven
1865hand written note in ink on blue paper with one punched hole
James Slaven (or Slavin) was an Enrolled Pensioner Guard at Greenough.
Thomas Bottomley worked as a farm labourer at Greenough.
Details
Details
July the 17 1865
Plase give the Baire the sum of one pounds worth of Rishons James Slavin
On reverse - 17 July 65 Slaven Order Bottomley Goods
It is only through the clerk summarises this order on the back of the note that we can identify who was to receive the rations.
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