Born in England, Flowers arrived at Townsville in the 1880s. Was Head Gardner at Government House in NSW before moving to Billinudgel to work in the dairy industry. Flowers died in Mullumbimby in 1942, aged 80.
William H. Flowers
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Letter from William Flowers 30 December 1883Registration Number XM563Author —Physical Description Letter, circular and notes. The letter and circular have been completed by W H Flowers and the notes are in Howitt's handwriting with annotations by Flowers. Letter consists of one sheet, four pages; questionnaire/circular consists of two sheets, two pages and notes consist of seventeen sheets, twenty-four pages. Letter includes two pages of relationship terms. Notes include two completed questionnaire sheets of relationship terms ('call names'). Detailed annotations and a number of hand-drawn tables throughout. Condition: generally good, but three of the smaller sheets are tattered along right edge.