Promissory note from Francis Ventura
1865hand written letter on paper
Francis Ventura (1834-1927) came to Western Australian with the Benedictines in 1849. He later married Catherine Keefe and farmed at Greenough.
William Kirton (1838-?) was convicted of robbery and came to Western Australia in 1862 (no.6353). He and his wife left for South Australia three months after this note was written.
Details
Details
May 29th 1865
Mr J Maley
Sir please to let the Bearer Wm Kirton have good to the amount of Five shillings & place the same to my account
0.5.0 Francis Ventura
This is the only note we have associated with Kirton in the archives.
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Greenough Museum and Gardens
Greenough Museum and Gardens
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