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AUSTRALIA I. Public Record Office of Victoria – Shipping Records 7. BIBLIOGRAPHY A. MANUSCRIPT SOURCES – AUSTRALIA i. Public Record Office of Victoria – Shipping records 'Allison', nominal passenger and disposal lists VPRS 7666 Inward Passenger Lists- British ports PROV, North Melbourne Book 9, pp. 10-19. 'Araminta', nominal passenger and disposal lists, VPRS 7666 Inward Passenger Lists- British ports 1852-1923, PROV, North Melbourne Book 6, pp. 35-47. 'Marco Polo', nominal passenger and disposal list VPRS 7666 Inward Passenger Lists- British ports PROV, North Melbourne Book 8, pp. 166-190. ii. Public Record Office of Victoria records – Wills and probate documents: In the Will and Estate of Alexander Joseph McDonald late of Belmont Street, Belmont near Geelong in the State of Victoria Woolclasser deceased, Probate Jurisdiction and Consent of next of kin to application for Letters of Administration, VPRS 28/P3, Unit 2513, File 260/413, PROV, Melbourne. In the Will and unadministered Estate of Allan McDonald late of Church Street Belmont in the Colony of Victoria, Labourer deceased, VPRS 28/P, Unit 895, File 70/366, PROV, Melbourne. In the Will of Allan McDonald late of the Caledonian Hotel, Little Ryrie Street, Geelong, retired labourer deceased, VPRS 28/P3, Unit 2108, File 235/792, PROV, North Melbourne. In the Will of Angus McDonald late of Belmont in the State of Victoria, labourer deceased - Inventory. VPRS00028/P/0002, Unit 000634, File 85/540, PROV, North Melbourne. In the Will of Donald McDonald late of "Oaklands Farm," Conewarre in the State of Victoria farmer deceased. Fifteen months Account, VPRS 28/P/3 Unit 312 File 126/233 PROV, North Melbourne. In the Will of Donald McDonald late of Egerton in the Colony of Victoria (Statement of Assets and Liabilities), VPRS 07591/P/002, Unit 000038, File 17/210, PROV, North Melbourne. In the Estate of Donald Thomas McDonald late of Belmont near Geelong in the Colony of Victoria Currier deceased intestate, VPRS 28/P/0002, Unit 000431, File 35/395, PROV, North Melbourne. In the Estate of James McDonald late of Sutherlands Creek in the Colony of Victoria Farmer deceased Intestate, VPRS 28/P/2, Unit 540, File 74/576, PROV, North Melbourne. 404 In the Will of John McDonald late of Sutherlands Creek in the Colony of Victoria farmer deceased - Account, Affidavit of Executor and Statement and Affidavit, VPRS 28/P, Unit 620, File 49/4, PROV, North Melbourne. In the Will of John McDonald late of McKillop Street, Geelong, in the Colony of Victoria, Wool-classer, deceased, VPRS 28/P/3, Unit 148, File 116/798, PROV, North Melbourne. In the Will and Codicil of Mary McDonald late of Wellington Street Geelong West in the State of Victoria Widow deceased, VPRS 28/P3, Unit 1620, File 206/635, PROV, North Melbourne. In the Supreme Court of New South Wales Probate Jurisdiction - In the Will and Codicil of Roderick McDonald late of Berrigan in the State of New South Wales Grazier deceased Copy Probate 23 No.2145 Folio 401 1909, Harold P. Whitty, Berrigan. Eggleston and Eggleston, Bank Place, Melbourne, VPRS 7591/P/2, Unit 433, File 111/519, PROV, North Melbourne. In the Estate of Ronald McDonald late of Sutherlands Creek in the Colony of Victoria Farmer deceased Intestate, VPRS 28/P/2, Unit 448, File 63/56, PROV, North Melbourne. iii. Public Record Office of Victoria – Land records Application for a license to occupy Crown Lands under the 42nd section of The Amending Land Act 1865, VRPS 624 Land Selection Files, Section 42, Land Act 1865 VPRS 627/P/0000, Unit 272, PROV, North Melbourne, 1868. Kennedy, M, Land Selection Files Land Act 1869, Section 49, VPRS 439/P, Unit 256, File 466/49, PROV, North Melbourne. McDonald, Donald Application under the 42nd section of the Amending Land Act 1865 Correspondence File 65/1276, 7/6/1865, PROV, North Melbourne. McDonald, Duncan Land Selection Files Land Act 1865 Section 42 VPRS 5357/P/0000, Unit 003336, File 10626/42.44 in VPRS 624, PROV, North Melbourne. McDonald, Duncan Application for License under Part 11 of "The Land Act 1869" VPRS 625/P0000, Unit 000012, Correspondence file 74/608/19.20, PROV, North Melbourne. McDonald, E. Application for a License to occupy Crown Lands under the 42 nd Section of The Amending Land Act 1865, VPRS 624 Land Selection Files, Section 42, VPRS 627/P/0000, Unit 272, PROV, North Melbourne. McDonald, J. Land Selection Files Sections 19 and 20, Land Act 1869, VPRS 625/P/0000, Unit 000419, File (Lease Number) 30824/19, PROV, North Melbourne. McDonald, J. Land Selection Files, Section 42, Land Act 1865 VPRS 627/P/0000, Unit 11891/31, PROV, North Melbourne. 405 MacDonald, N. Land Selection Files, Sections 19 and 20, Land Act 1869 VPRS 625/P/0000, Unit 123, File 6751/19.20, PROV, North Melbourne. iv. Public Record Office of Victoria – Education records Bleasedale, R. ‘Forwarding list of subscriptions towards the erection of the Roman Catholic school house at Little River amounting to one hundred and fifty pounds and specifications with architect's certificates’. Inward Registered Correspondence VPRS 61/P/0000 Unit 000019, Letter 58/872, PROV, North Melbourne, 1858. Hayes, R. D. (1857) ‘Letter enclosing list of 86 children residing around the Newtown Roman Catholic school with list of subscriptions amounting to four hundred and ninety one pounds’, Inward Registered Correspondence VPRS 61/P/0000, Unit 000014, Letter 57/1517, PROV, North Melbourne. ‘List of sixty children engaged to attend the Roman Catholic school at Sutherland's Creek’. Inward Registered Correspondence VPRS 61/P/0000, Unit 000014, Letter 57/1515, PROV, North Melbourne, 1857. McIver, J. Letter 10 March 1857 to the Denominational Schools Board. VPRS 61/1857/392 PROV, North Melbourne, 1857. McIver, J. Letter 10 June 1857 to the Denominational Schools Board. Inward registered Correspondence VPRS 61/1857/99, PROV, North Melbourne, 1857. McIver, J. Letter 16 November 1857 to the Denominational Schools Board. PROV, Melbourne, 1857. McIver, J. Letter to the Denominational Schools Board. VPRS 4826 Volume 2, Ref. 1857/1736, PROV, North Melbourne, 1857. Miller, R. W. Letter to the Denominational Schools Board. Inward Registered Correspondence VPRS 61/1857/1179 PROV, North Melbourne, 1857. Rankin, R ‘Subscription List of 50.16.0 towards reception and furnishings of the Kildare Roman Catholic School House – supplementary list’, Inward Registered Correspondence VPRS 61/P/0000, Unit 000013, File 57/1333, PROV, North Melbourne, 11 July 1857. Rankin, R. Form letter applying for a sewing mistress salary for the Fyansford Roman Catholic school, Inward Registered Correspondence VPRS 61/P/0000, Unit 000013, Letter 57/1203 PROV, Melbourne, 6 July 1857. v. Public Records Office of Victoria – Inward Registered Correspondence [Colonial Secretary’s Office VPRS 1189] Bates, M. L. Letter requesting a salary increase to the Lieutenant Governor of Melbourne, Inward Registered Correspondence [Colonial Secretary’s Office] VPRS 1189/P/0000, Unit 112, 52/7342 Series C, PROV, North Melbourne, 1852. 406 Carr, A. Letter to E.Grimes, Immigration Agent, , Inward Registered Correspondence [Colonial Secretary’s Office] VPRS 1189/PO, Unit 112, File 52/8389, PROV, North Melbourne, 20 October 1852. Carr, A. Letter to Edward Grimes, Immigration Agent, Melbourne and reprinted in Clarke, W.B. 'Araminta' emigrant ship, page number unrecorded, 26 October 1852. Dickson and Gilchrist (HIES Agents) Letter to the Governor of Victoria, Inward registered Correspondence [Colonial Secretary’s Office] VPRS 1189/PO, Unit 112, File 52/8076, PROV, North Melbourne, 11 November 1852. Grimes, E. Letter to the Colonial Secretary Inward Registered Correspondence [Colonial Secretary's Office] VPRS 1189/P/0000, 1851-1863, Unit 113, File 52/9330 The Colonial Secretary PROV, North Melbourne, 1852. Grimes, E. Certificate of Arrival of the ship 'Araminta' VPRS 1189/P/0000, Unit 112, File 52/7708 Immigration Agent Files PROV North Melbourne, 2 November 1852. Grimes, E. Report of the Immigration Board following its inspection of the ship 'Marco Polo', VPRS 1189P0000, Harbour Master's Department, Unit 109, PROV, North Melbourne, 2 October 1852. Grimes, E. Letter to the Colonial Secretary, Inward Registered Correspondence [Colonial Secretary's Office] VPRS 1189/P/0000, 1851-1863, Unit 113, File 53/B1909 PROV, North Melbourne, 1853. Grimes, E. Statement showing the periods of Engagement and the average Wages obtained by Immigrants introduced in ships partly occupied by Emigrants under the auspices of the Highland and Island Emigration Society during the period from the 1st October to the 11th November 1852. VPRS 01189/PO, Unit 114, File (number not recorded), PROV, North Melbourne, 1853. Grimes, E. Annual Report upon Immigration for the year 1852 VPRS 1189/10, Immigration Agent’s Files, Unit 14, File 1853/A577900 PROV., North Melbourne, 9 June 1853. Hunt, D.T. Letter to the Colonial Secretary Inward registered Correspondence [Colonial Secretary’s Office] VPRS 1189, Unit 131, 53/439, PROV, North Melbourne, 11 January 1853. Hunt, D. Letter to the Colonial Secretary Inward Registered Correspondence [Colonial Secretary's Office] VPRS 1189 1851-1863, Unit 131, 53/880, PROV, North Melbourne, 20 January 1853. Hunt, D. T. Letter to the Colonial Secretary Inward Registered Correspondence [Colonial Secretary's Office 1851 – 1863] VPRS 1189/P, Unit 131, 53/a5553 (53/3725) PROV, North Melbourne, 8 April 1853. McIver, J. Letter to the Colonial Secretary Inward Registered Correspondence 407 [Colonial Secretary’s Office 1851-1863] VPRS 1189 B53/1773, PROV, North Melbourne, 16 February 1853. Stilwell, C. Letter to the Colonial Secretary,. Inward Registered Correspondence [ Colonial Secretary's Office] VPRS 11889 1851 - 1863, B53/879. PROV, North Melbourne, 19 January 1853 . Trevelyan, C. Letter to Thomas Dickson and John Oswald Gilchrist, Inward Registered Correspondence, VPRS 1189/P0, Unit 112 File 52/8076, PROV, North Melbourne 1852. Trevelyan, C. Letter to Thomas Dickson and John Oswald Gilchrist HIES Agents in the Colony of Victoria, Inward Registered Correspondence [Colonial Secretary’s Office] VPRS 1189/P0, Unit 112 File 52/8076, PROV, North Melbourne, 1852.
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