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Appointment diary of James S. Hassall, being one small 'Letts's' diary (1881) with daily manuscript entries recording appointments and visits by James S. Hassall, between January and August 1881. Entries are brief and include details of family

Appointment diaries of Thomas Hassall, being two small 'Letts's' diaries with daily manuscript entries recording appointments and visits by Thomas Hassall and includes mention of the Church in which he preached each Sunday. Entries are not

Cash account book of Thomas Hassall, being a small notebook with manuscript entries recording details of cash received by and cash paid to Thomas Hassall. At one end of the volume there are pages of accounts for individuals with whom Thomas had

Ledger, bound volume with manuscript entries. There is an alphabetical index of names and corresponding folio numbers in the front of the volume. Each folio carries the name of the customer and, occasionally, their occupation or employers name,

Twelve small printed Wesleyan Methodist Society quarterly tickets, each signed by Ann Hassall and some signed by William Walker. Quarterly tickets include a different biblical verse for each quarter, (1822-1825). There are also two small cards

Letter book of James Hassall, being manuscript copies of letters sent and copies of some letters received, mainly concerning business matters and transactions. Letters are written from Parramatta and later 'Matavai'. The last few letters in the

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Correspondence, being mainly letters received by James S. Hassall during the period he lived at Berrima and including his move to Queensland in 1873. Correspondence includes letters received: from family concerning family and

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Correspondence, being letters received by Thomas Hassall, 1811-1828; manuscript copies of letters sent by Thomas Hassall, 1817-1837; and letters received by James S. Hassall, 1833-1856.

Thomas Hassall, letters received,

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Correspondence, being mainly letters received by Thomas Hassall, 1810-1821; and including letters received by Elizabeth Marsden (1), 1793; Samuel Marsden (1), 1795; Rowland Hassall (1), 1796; and Samuel Otoo Hassall (1), 1815.