Surname:
Mathew (Matthew)
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Appointed Surveyor of the Town of Sydney
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Died at Lima on 26th November 1847 on his way to England. First Surveyor General of New Zealand. Aged 46
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Appointed Surveyor General of New Zealand on 1st January 1840
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Advertising a residence at Newtown for sale. Newly built stone house with all the necessary offices. About 10 acres of land cleared and under cultivation. Abundant never failing supply of water.
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Appointed Surveyor of the tow nof Sydney
Source:
The Courier (Hobart)
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First Surveyor-General of NZ. Died on his way to England after a protracted illness on 26th November aged 45
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Appointed Commissioner of Crown Lands in NSW
Place:
Brickfield Hill, Sydney
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Editorial regarding Felton Matthew's work at Brickfield Hill
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The Rocks in the Olden Days - Felton Matthew placed a board on the Three Crowns Public House at the south end and another on the wall enclosing the grounds of Archdeacon Scott at the north end, each having Cumberland Street on it.
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Correspondence re charges of mal practice in the discharge of his official duties at Cooks River
Source:
George Wyndham's Diary . p.2
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Stayed with George Wyndham at Dalwood for two days
Surname:
Matthew (Mathew)
Ship:
Morley 1829 (came free)
Place:
Sheerness to Sydney
Source:
Immigrant Diaries held in the Manuscript Collection, National Library of Australia
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Surveyor. Kept diary of the voyage on the Morley convict ship