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4 revisions | MaryV at Jun 23, 2025 04:05 PM FL4636807[in pencil] No 180
Elizabeth Macarthur the wife of John Macarthur of
Elizabeth Farm Parramatta & Camden Park Camden NSW
was born in Devonshire - her father died when she was still a
very young child & she was brought up by her grandfather
whose property was in the neighbourhood of Bridgerule Nr
Launceston. She appears to have married Mr [illegible]
when about 20 years of age & left with Him for New South Wales
in Novr. 1789. I have a Copy of her Journal which will
I think prove interesting - which gives a good account of
the tedious nature of the [illegible] in those early days of NSW
I remember [my?] dear grandmother very distinctly tho' she
died in 1849.
[in pencil in another hand:
written by Mrs. Elizabeth Macarthur Onslow]
[in pencil] No 180 I remember [my?] dear grandmother very distinctly tho' she [in pencil in another hand: FL4636807[in pencil] No 180
Elizabeth Macarthur the wife of John Macarthur of
Elizabeth Farm Parramatta & Camden Park Camden NSW
was born in Devonshire - her father died when she was still a
very young child & she was brought up by her grandfather
whose property was in the neighbourhood of Bridgerule Nr
Launceston. She appears to have married Mr [illegible]
when about 20 years of age & left with Him for New South Wales
in Novr. 1789. I have a Copy of her Journal which will
I think prove interesting - which gives a good account of
the tedious nature of the [illegible] in those early days of NSW
I remember [my?] dear grandmother very distinctly tho' she
died in 1849.
[in another hand:
written by Mrs. Elizabeth Macarthur Onslow]
[in pencil] No 180 I remember [my?] dear grandmother very distinctly tho' she [in another hand: |
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