Charles Whitehurst's shopping list
1865hand-written list on grey paper
Charles Whitehurst (1826-1889) was convicted of larceny and transported to Western Australia on the Minden in 1851 (no.704). He married Ellen Davies in 1852 and lived and worked in what was then known as the Victoria District.
Details
Details
1 Box of Blacking
4 Bars of Soap
3 Pounds of Soda
3 yards sheeting Calico
1 Small Toothcomb
6 yards calico @ 5d Per Yard
3 Pound Plumbs
3 Do of Currants
You will oblige Charles Whitehurst
Entered 27/11/65
On reverse: Nov 65 Whitehust Goods
This note provides evidence of a former Ticket-of-Leave man living in this region.
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