Letter from Joseph Guthridge 20 November 1906

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Batman's visit to Port Phillip ..... He
married in Gippsland a native woman called Lizzie,
and went to reside at Acheron .... Later on
his wife died, and he afterwards married
a Christian native woman called Annie.
Three of his children died in infancy, and
and his son David (aged 10 years) and his wife
died within a month of one another."
Barrack was at Coranderrk at the time
Mr Graham Berry left Victoria to act
as Agent-General in England.

Again thanking you, and hoping
that I am not imposing on your good
nature in asking a second lot of in-
formation (which is very interesting to me
after reading your book),
I am, yours sincerely
J. Guthridge
Lancefield

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Document Details

Date 20-Nov-06
Letter From Guthridge, Joseph
Letter To Howitt, Alfred William
Author
Country Australia
Colony/State
Holding Institution State Library of Victoria
Collection Name Alfred W. Howitt Collection
Registration Number MS9356/431
Medium Letter
Region
Locality Lancefield
Summary MS 9356 [Series] Correspondence and notes concerning aboriginal tribes - Aboriginal tribes of Victoria. [Sub Series] Wurunjerri (See also Kulin nation and Port Phillip) [Item Title] Letter from Joseph Guthridge to A. W. Howitt. [Summary note] Lancefield. 5 pages. 1906 November 20. Box 1054 [Folder] 1(b) [State Library Victoria record 2018]
Physical Description Handwritten in ink. Signed and dated. Annotation on back of last page in Howitt's hand.