Copy of an address intended to have been presented to Lieutenant Governor Paterson, on his arrival, from the loyal settlers at Baukham Hills [sic]', 6 May 1808 (Series 40.113) - No. 0002

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John Hillas, Thomas Harly, Willm Hancy, Micheal Hancy

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Baulkham Hills 6th. May 1808

Sir

We have Sent down the inclosed [enclosed] address, which is expressive of our Sentiments, and if approved, we beg of you to present, or if you think better, we will come down for that purpose - in that case shall request the favor of the earliest intelligence of the Colonel's arrival.

We are, Sir, your humble Servants,

(Signed)     Geo: Sutter

Andw Mc.Dougall
Robert Campbell Esq. 

Copy of an address intended to have been presented to Lieutenant Governor Paterson, on his arrival from the loyal Settlers, at Baukham [Baulkham] Hills.

 

 (Nº. 23)

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