BIBlIOGRAphY PRIMARY SOURCEs MANUsCRIpTs FRIENDs HOUsE LIBRARY (FHL) TEMP MSS 556: Original Letters of James Backhouse Whilst Engaged in a Religious Visit in VDL and South Africa (ca. 1831–1837) LINDsEY MANUsCRIpTs (LINDsEY MSS) S 229–34: Sarah Lindsey: American Memorandums and Select Journals Vols. 1–4 (14 Aug. 1857–27 Jul. 1861) S 240–45: Robert Lindsey, Memorandum Journal Vols. 1–3 (21 Jul. 1852–22 Jan. 1856) Vol. 10 (5 Oct. 1851–23 May 1856) Vol. 15 (5 Jul. 1859–2 Jan. 1861) MEETING RECORDs LONDON AND MIDDlEsEX GM 11.b.2: Minutes of Devonshire House MM (1667–1943) Vol. 16 (1819–1831) Vol. 18 (1843–1854) © The Author(s) 2020 331 E. 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Story DX 19: Francis Cotton and Family Papers DX 20: Joseph Benson Mather Correspondence M 10: Papers of Robert and Ann Mather M 19: Mather Papers R 7: Robey and Mather Papers S 1: Society of Friends. Records of Hobart Regional Meeting A/1 Minute Books Hobart Monthly Meetings (20 Sept. 1833–3 Dec. 1857) Vol. 1 (1833–1835) Vol. 2 (1836–1838) Vol. 3 (1839–1841) Vol. 4 (1842–1844) A/2 Duplicate Minutes – Kelvedon (1833–1851) Vol. 1 (1833–1848) Vol. 2 (4 May 1848–16 Nov. 1851) A/3 Launceston Monthly Meeting Minutes (1844–1851) A/4 Records of Hobart Regional Meeting, Annual Meetings (1834–1902) Vol. 1 (1834–1861) C/3 Third Meeting House, Hobart C/5 Hobart Burial Ground C/6 Launceston Burial Ground W 7: George Washington Walker Papers W 9: Walker Family Papers TAsMANIAN ARChIVEs AND HERITAGE OffICE (TAHO) CENsUs COMMIssION (CEN) 1: Householders’ Census Returns for various Districts, Arranged by Parishes (1 Jan. 1842–31 Dec. 1857) COlONIAl SECRETARY’s OffICE (CSO) 1: General Correspondence (1 Jan. 1824–31 Dec. 1836) BIBLIOGRAPHY 335 22: Correspondence, “Legal Branch” (1 Jan. 1841–31 Dec. 1847) 24: General Correspondence (1 Jan. 1847–31 Dec. 1855) 50: Draft and Duplicate Copies of the Annual Official, Financial and Statistical Reports (1 Jan. 1822–31 Dec. 1855) CONVICT DEpARTMENT (CON) 15: Indents of Female Convicts (9 May 1831–24 Feb. 1853) 18: Description Lists of Male Convicts (1 Jan. 1828–31 Dec. 1853) 19: Description List of Female Convicts (1 Oct. 1828–31 Dec. 1853) 23: Alphabetical Registers of Male Convicts (1 Jan. 1804–30 Jun. 1840) 27: Appropriation Lists of Convicts (1 Jan. 1822–31 Dec. 1846) 31: Conduct Registers of Male Convicts Arriving in the Period of the Assignment System (1 Jan. 1803–31 Dec. 1843) 41: Conduct Registers of Female Convicts Arriving in the Period of the Probation System (1 Jan. 1844–31 Dec. 1853) 52: Registers of Application for Permission to Marry (1 Jan. 1834–31 Dec. 1858) CUsTOMs DEpARTMENT (CUS) 30: Registers of Ships’ Arrivals with Lists of Passengers (1 Jan. 1830–31 Oct. 1833) LANDs AND SURVEYs DEpARTMENT (LSD) 1: General Correspondence, Series A, B and Other, Lands and Survey Department LAUNCEsTON POlICE (POL) 458: Register of Vessels Departing from Launceston with Lists of Passengers and Crew (26 Dec. 1833–24 Oct. 1837) REGIsTRAR-GENERAl’s DEpARTMENT (RGD) 32: Registers of Baptisms in Tasmania (1 Jan. 1803–31 Dec. 1933) 35: Registers of Hobart Deaths and Launceston and Country Districts Deaths (1 Jan. 1838–31 Dec. 1899) 37: Registers of Marriages (all Districts) (1 Jan. 1839–31 Dec. 1899) 336 BIBLIOGRAPHY CROWThER LIBRARY GEORGE FORDYCE STORY – PERsONAl AND PROfEssIONAl RECORDs CRO 25/1/8: Botanical Specimens Collected by George F. 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