SLNSW-Papers relating to Parramatta, 1823-1895-nM7lvNDY

Papers relating to Parramatta, 1823-1895

Full title: Papers relating to Parramatta, 1823-1895

Author/creator: Bagot, M. E.

Date: 1823-1895.

Call Numbers: Ap 41

Record Identifier: nM7lvNDY

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Formats: Manuscripts

Contents: 1 folder of textual material - manuscript, printed

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Notes: Keyword subjects: Parramatta & District Chamber of Commerce

Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/nM7lvNDY

MMS ID: 110354112

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    Papers relating to Parramatta, 1823-1895

    Full title

    Papers relating to Parramatta, 1823-1895

    Date

    1823-1895

    Call Numbers

    Ap 41

    Record Identifier

    nM7lvNDY

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    Manuscripts

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    Fonds

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    Parramatta (N.S.W.) Woolpack Inn (Parramatta, N.S.W.) Leases--New South Wales Church buildings--New South Wales--Parramatta Haines, Thomas Nash, Andrew Nugent, Thomas St. John's Church (Parramatta, N.S.W.)

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    Ap 41

    Record Identifier

    nM7lvNDY

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