Promissory note from Bernard Sheridan
1867hand written note on paper. Has some insect damage on edges.
Bernard Sheridan (1822-1869) was an Irish machine fitter convicted of manslaughter in 1849. He was sent in 1852 to WA on the William Jardine (convict no. 1434).
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March 30th 67
Mr Malay please to let the Bearer twelve shillings in stores and oblidge
yours truly Bernard Sheridan
Entd 4/5/67 V Trew
This is the only note in the Maley Mill & Store Archives associated with Bernard Sheridan. The note was written on 30/03/1867 but wasn't cashed until 4/05/1867.
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