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| employees_stores [2024/03/21 22:17] – [Employees at Hawkwood Station 1854-1858] judith | employees_stores [2024/03/21 22:20] – [Employees at Hawkwood Station 1854-1858] judith |
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| 8 **Lye** see above under Chinese indentured labourers (Darnell list)\\ | 8 **Lye** see above under Chinese indentured labourers (Darnell list)\\ |
| 9 **Boon** see above under Chinese indentured labourers (Darnell list)\\ | 9 **Boon** see above under Chinese indentured labourers (Darnell list)\\ |
| 10 **E.C. Davies** Overseer, The entry is unclear but he was the likely person employed at £50 pa.\\ | 10 **H.? Davies** The entry is unclear but he was the likely person employed at £50 pa.\\ |
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| ==== Employees at Bromelton Station 1852-1854 ==== | ==== Employees at Bromelton Station 1852-1854 ==== |
| As usual the ledger also records other transactions, such as buying cattle from James Glennie Esq in 1857. There is also a list of stores purchased in 1855 with a note that the account was settled when Mr Chauvel left Hawkwood.((MLMSS 3117/Box 8)) The index page lists him as A.B.J. Chauvel. The Chauvels had a property //Tabulam// on the Clarence River in northern NSW - see [[wp>Tabulam]]. Charles H. Chauvel from 1883 he lived at Canning Downs South in Queensland and at some unknown stage became 'well-known as a breeder of pure Shorthorns'.((The Brisbane Courier, 18 May 1896, p.4)) TTLM-P's later property //Maroon// also became known for its shorthorns.\\ | As usual the ledger also records other transactions, such as buying cattle from James Glennie Esq in 1857. There is also a list of stores purchased in 1855 with a note that the account was settled when Mr Chauvel left Hawkwood.((MLMSS 3117/Box 8)) The index page lists him as A.B.J. Chauvel. The Chauvels had a property //Tabulam// on the Clarence River in northern NSW - see [[wp>Tabulam]]. Charles H. Chauvel from 1883 he lived at Canning Downs South in Queensland and at some unknown stage became 'well-known as a breeder of pure Shorthorns'.((The Brisbane Courier, 18 May 1896, p.4)) TTLM-P's later property //Maroon// also became known for its shorthorns.\\ |
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| Some of the employees listed are: | Some of the employees listed are: \\ |
| 1 **John Martin**\\ | 1 **John Martin**\\ |
| 2 **Spencer Lambert**\\ | 2 **Spencer Lambert**\\ |