File 4: Hassall family, correspondence, volume 3, pp. 1833-7031, 1828-1888

1834

P Super of Convicts Office 4 July 1828

[In side margin] Robt Nimmo [indecipherable]

Sir

Referring to your appl cation of the 2 d Instant for the assignment to you of the Kinsoman [query] named in the margins or any others as a back I beg to inform you that it shall be included in the first list of applications to be heard before the Land Board.

I have the honor to be Revd Sir Your obediently [indecipherable signature] The Revd Thos Hassall Denbigh near Liverpool

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1835

Oldbury, 7 July 1828

Dear Sir

I have sent 2 bushels of Barley by Henry,] to be left at the Constables at the River - be so good to send for it and return the Bag.  Mrs A joins with me in Kind regards to Mrs Hassall. We have had some fine rains.

Yours truly J Atkinson

Revd T Hassall

[MS 1837]

Parramatta 11th July 28

My dear Brother

I am happy to inform you that Mr Maughans business was so far settled yesterday that he has approved the apts and agreed to allow 7 1/2 per ct on the valuation of the land and stock according to the last Returns day June 30 which leaves a balance of upward of £200 in my pr - on Monday I have made an appointment to meet him at Denbigh when

[vertical, in margin]  M Atkinson wit Barley

1838

when he wishes you to accompany us to the Nepean to give him up the farm then.

Mason paid £6 cy on your a/c this morning he said that if he sends down the Corn he promised, his children must starve. Mother & Ann joins me in love all are well Mr Marsden came home this evening he is quite well and not Dead.

In haste Yours affy Jas Hassall

To Revd T Hassall

P.S. More when we meet. JH

1836

With 2 bushels Barley Revd Thos Hassal

Denbigh

To keep at the Constables Cow Pasture River

J Atkinson

[Sideways in Right Margin]

Bas Ins about

Maughan Eng Business

[Upside]

Revd Thos Hassall Denbigh