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Posted on 7 March 2019 by Xenith — Leave a reply

Might be one that arrived Nimrod.

Cornwall Chronicle, 14 August 1835

Cornwall Chronicle, 12 March 1836

Cornwall Chronicle, 18 June 1836

Edinburgh Castle was on the corner of Charles and Elizabeth St, or just west of this intersection.

Launceston Advertiser, 18 February 1841

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What this blog is about

This started as a place to collect odds and ends related to diversity in a historical context in Australia, but it’s been taken over by two projects, Chinese in Tasmania (pre-1870s people & temples) and coloured convicts. Once you start looking under these, you find more and more names.

So, I’ll give in and make it about these topics, and related things, like cemeteries and other people who wander in.

(The “Why” in the URL comes from “Why do I need another blog?”)

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Colouring in the Colonies

John Aquie/Acquia

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