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John Cotton - Records

Title
John Cotton - Records
Repository
National Library of Australia Manuscript Collection
Reference
G052
Date Range
1830 - 1852
Description

Microfilm of: 30 letters from William Cotton to Robert Hudson, William Borradale and J. Cotton; 6 letters from J. Cotton to R. Hudson and William Scholey; 4 letters from Edward Cotton to R. Hudson; all letters deal with family matters and conditions in Port Phillip 1840-52; 'Journal of a tour down the Rhine' by J. Cotton 1830 [2 reels, G052].

Formats
Microform
Quantity
2 reels
Access
Available for reference

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