Hassall family papers, 1793-2000

? Book

goods &c, received

from 

Captt. Birnie and others

Sundries issued at different times from 30th July 1810 to 31 July 1813

Before Mr Binnie [?] }

went to England       }

1 Pair of Boots -

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While Mr B               }

was in England        }

1 Box Cork & Hinges

Washing -

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Since Mr B               }

came Back               }

1 Hat

1 Pr Boots

4 W[?]

2 Pr Braces

3 night caps

1 Whip [?]

2 Pr Shoes ?

1 Chip Hat

2 Waist[?]

1 Pr Shoes

1 3/6 yds G[?] Cloth ?

? ? Coat

Taylor

Shoemaker ?

Silk Hat

Washing

3 Packet & 1 Pr Gloves?

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Cash & Goods received since 30 July 18[??] D[?] 23 [?] 3 . . 1814 Jan [?] Cloth._________________ 3.6.6 [?] ____________________2.5.- [ ?] ___________________-3.13.- 6.4.0 [Mr Brooks Assets ______ 5. . Feby 10- D °___________________4.16. . - 1 small T[?] 1.10.6 -1 [?] 1.10.6 6.17. 1813 14[?] Washing __________ 1.2.6 Sept. 20 D ° _______________ -.17.6 Nov 13 D ° _______________ 1.0.9

[1014?] July 50 [indecipherable] [indecipherable] 50 11

[indecipherable] of money 3 [indecipherable] Mrs B? shilling a [indecipherable] 5 Paid Taylor B? D -D ? From Mr B ? 23 Charity 1/5 [indecipherable] [Frm?] Father - - 24 A blk Coat - Taylor Mrs [indecipherable] [Boat?] [words crossed out] [Boat?] [indecipherable] [indecipherable] 25 Paid B? of [indecipherable] at Sydney [form?] [crossed out word] [indecipherable] of [indecipherable]

[indecipherable] [indecipherable] [indecipherable] [indecipherable] them.

[indecipherable] Books rec [received] from Rev. S Marsden on sale or return

[indecipherable] [indecipherable] Co Books Sold

Memorandums of Money spent [indecipherable] for Repairs of House [indecipherable] [indecipherable] 20 [indecipherable] ------ [indecipherable] -------- 1 3 [indecipherable] ------- 5 Shingles --------- 16 [indecipherable] -------- 10 Henrietta ------ 2 [indecipherable] 12 - [indecipherable] D 1 = = [indecipherable] flooring D 1 12 = Building Chimmny [indecipherable] 1 " " [indecipherable] 2 11 3 [indecipherable] 5 " " Mr Smiths B? for [indecipherable] [pretty?] large is generally crowded [indecipherable] are now calling for Missionaires to instruct them, but we are inadequate [indecipherable] we [indecipherable] [indecipherable] [indecipherable] [indecipherable] [indecipherable]

    MS 107 Tossima [?] 6 July 1815

My dear Sir,

I write these few lines to acquaint you that I have not forgotten you, but that I still remember you and yours in my prayers.  You will hear from Mr Marsden how we are going on, and what are our prospects, which will render a detailed account unnecessary.  I shall be happy to receive a letter from you.  You will acquaint me with the health of yourself and family and any other news which you may deem interesting.   Mrs Kendall writes in kind regards to you, Mr Hassall and all your children.  I remain,

My dear Sir

Yours very faithfully,

Tho. Kendall

PS I intend, if God spare me, to write to you again when the Active returns.

Mr Rowland Hassall,

Parramatta

Mr Kendly Letters came to hand - 12 Aug 1815

MS 109                                                  Morea Sep 6th 1815

Dear Brother,

An opportunity offering of sending you a line by Cap. Campbell I embrace it, to inform you of the state of things, among us, and these islands. You may possibly hear before this comes to hand of the lamented death of our Brother Scott, whome the Lord saw fit to remove from us and the Mission of the 9th of February last, after about six days illness, of a bowel complaint of which I have been so often laid up myself.  This was a severe stroke to us and to the Mission because he was one that had a pretty good knowledge of the language and could convey instruction in a plain and intelligable manner to the poor natives