Source:
Sydney Morning Herald
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Notice - If Dr. Richard Griffiths, formerly of Granard, County Longford, Ireland, and in 1844 was Dr. of the Government Stockade at East Maitland, will write to the undersigned he will hear from his brother Simon who is anxious to hear from him...
Place:
Newcastle District
Source:
1841 Census Index
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King Street, Newcastle 5
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Medical attendant at stockade
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Employed apprentice William Stanham
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Charged his apprentice William Staunton with disobedience and misconduct after he refused to chop wood and played cricket instead
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Requesting a public meeting to discuss petitioning for a bridge over Wallis Creek
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Mary Cox daughter of William and Rebecca Cox ( both deceased), died at residence of Griffiths
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Shoemaker. Apprentice William Stanton sentenced to 48 hrs solitary confinement for disobeying his master's orders
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Apprentice William Stanton sentenced to 3 days solitary on bread and water after being found guilty of neglecting his work and behaving in an offensive manner to Griffiths
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Correspondence correcting the wage he paid his apprentice
Place:
Collected in West Maitland
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Subscribed to Testimonial for E.C. Close
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of the 'Golden Boot'. Moving his store to the premises lately in possession of Mr. Rosseter and known as the Maitland Hotel where he was to carry on his bootmaker business
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Notice of Unclaimed letter in Post Office Sydney
First Name:
Richard and Eliza
Source:
Maitland Baptism Register p. 122
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Richard George, son of Richard and Eliza Griffiths, born 18 February 1845. Baptised 13 March 1845. Occupation of Richard Griffiths - Surgeon of the Maitland Stockade
First Name:
Richard George
Source:
Maitland Baptism Register p. 122
Details:
Richard George, son of Richard and Eliza Griffiths, born 18 February 1845. Baptised 13 March 1845. Occupation of Richard Griffiths - Surgeon of the Maitland Stockade