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Selling 15 head of horses at the Dungog Pound
Source:
Australian Almanac
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Signed public letter to Mr. & Mrs. Madgwick thanking them for their efficient manner of educating children and wishing them success at 'the place to where the Board of National Education moved them'
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Letter thanking William Lowe, David Blain and others who signed Testimonial to Mr. Madgwick
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Witness at the trial of Fitzarthur Hogue, William Smith and Henry Gaggin
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Advertising farms to let
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Signature on petition to Legislative Council by Hunter River district inhabitants regarding the 'Summary Punishment Bill'
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Partnership between James Marshall and William Lowe of Williams River (shipbuilders) dissolved by mutual consent. All claims or debts to be sent to William Lowe. Witness W.L. Dowling
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Sidy Mahomed Maccors per 'Symmetry' absconded from service
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Sidy Mahomed (Maccors?) per Symmetry absconded from service
Source:
Australian Almanack
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Ann Davis per 'Caroline' assigned servant
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Justice of the Peace. Commissioned to give consent to the marriages of minors
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Margaret Murphy per 'Hooghley' assigned servant
Place:
Patterson's Plains
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Signed address to John Wighton on the occasion of Wighton's resignation as Chairman of the Association for the suppression of Cattle Stealing
Place:
Deptford, William River
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Marriage of Gavin Ralston Esq., of Ahalton and Agnes Margrette, second daughter of William Lowe Esq., J.P., on 9th October 1866. Minister Rev. John L. McSkimming, of Singleton Free Church
Place:
Deptford, Clarence town
Source:
Bailliers Official Postal Directory p. 84
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Robert Newson sentenced to 3 yrs hard labour in Maitland Gaol for stealing 4 calves belonging to William Lowe. Witnesses Edwin Frederick Lowe, Constable Ward, Morgan Blandford, Orland Vaisey, Charles O'Neil, Kate Newson, George Newson
Place:
Deptford, Clarencetown
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Marriage of Donald Charles,, third son of Daniel Capel of Piedmont, Barraba to Fanny Wilhelmina, fourth daughter of William Lowe of Deptford Clarencetown on 19 Nvoember 1873. Minister Rev. W.S. Donald
Source:
Newcastle Gaol Entrance Book. State Archives NSW. Roll 136
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Johanna Kiely per Margaret assigned to Mr. Lowe on 28 February1840