John Fraser to Howitt 26/4/1882
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This document contains references to the following people, places, and cultural groups
People
- James Boydell
- Augustus Hooke
- C F Holmes
- Mr Donaldson
- John Fraser
- A. W. Howitt
- Tumilby
- Jackey
- Bingi
- James George Frazer
- old Bony
- William Wynter
Places
- West Maitland
- Manning River
- Tenterfield
- London
- Mait- land
- Mel- bourne
- Adelaide
- New Zealand
- Sale
- Camyr Allyn
- Gresford
- Maitland
- Paterson
- Eccleston
- Dungog
- Singleton
- New England
- Port Stephen
- Taree
- Manning
- Clarence Town
Cultural Groups
Document Details
Date
26 April 1882
Letter From
Fraser, John
Letter To
Howitt, Alfred William
Author
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Country
Australia
Colony/State
New South Wales
Holding Institution
State Library of Victoria
Collection Name
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Registration Number
MS9356/139
Medium
Letter
Region
Hunter
Locality
Maitland
Summary
MS 9356 [Series] Correspondence and notes concerning aboriginal tribes - Aboriginal tribes of New South Wales . [Sub Series] Geawegal and Gringai tribe [Item Title] Letter from John Fraser to A. W. Howitt. [Summary note] The following three letters were enclosed in this letter: Letter from James W. Boydell to John Fraser - 25 April 1882, Letter from C. F. Holmes to John Fraser - 6 March 1882, and Letter from A. Hooke to John Fraser - 4 April 1882. Institution Ethographique, Association Internationale Des Hommes De Science (Science,- Literature-Beaux-Arts. Delegation Generale de l'Oceanie, West Maitland, N.S.W. 17 pages . 1882 April 26. Box 1050 [Folder] 1(d) [State Library Victoria record 2018]
Physical Description
Handwritten in black and purple ink, signed and dated. Six letters from various correspondents. First page with Institution Ethnographique Association International Des Hommes de Science letterhead with purple stamp of the institution on top left of page. Sum of numbers added at bottom of page three. Postage stamp and postal marks on page four. Some foxing and small tears evident. Lines through the text on pages seven, eight, nine and ten. Notes written on the top of page sixteen.
