SLNSW-George Hall papers, 1801-1808, 1819-1820-1wN2vMmn

George Hall papers, 1801-1808, 1819-1820

Full title: George Hall papers, 1801-1808, 1819-1820

Author/creator: Hall, George.

Date: 1801-1820.

Call Numbers: A 2585

Record Identifier: 1wN2vMmn

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Formats: Manuscripts

Contents: 2 volumes of textual material

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Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/1wN2vMmn

MMS ID: 110355779

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    George Hall papers, 1801-1808, 1819-1820

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    A 2585

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    George Hall papers, 1801-1808, 1819-1820

    Full title

    George Hall papers, 1801-1808, 1819-1820

    Author / Creator

    Hall, George

    Date

    1801-1820

    Call Numbers

    A 2585

    Record Identifier

    1wN2vMmn

    Formats

    Manuscripts

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    Microfilm : CY 421, frames 1-83, 84-114

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    Ebenezer (N.S.W.) Hawkesbury River (N.S.W.) Voyages and travels--19th century Pastoral properties Farms--New South Wales--Hawkesbury River Region Coromandel (Ship)

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    A 2585

    Record Identifier

    1wN2vMmn

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