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Settlers’ Muster Book, 1800

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Name	Surname	Remarks	Citation
Richard	Robinson	Muster Book	NRS-23979-1-1-[1]	Details
James	Kennedy (Mr)	Muster Book	NRS-23979-1-1-[1]	Details
Thomas	Biggers	Muster Book	NRS-23979-1-1-[1]	Details
John	Nichols	Muster Book	NRS-23979-1-1-[1]	Details
Charlotte	Short	Muster Book	NRS-23979-1-1-[1]	Details
John	Callund	Muster Book	NRS-23979-1-1-[1]	Details
Edward	McDonald	Muster Book	NRS-23979-1-1-[1]	Details
Charles	Griffiths	Muster Book	NRS-23979-1-1-[1]	Details
Mary	Carroll	Muster Book	NRS-23979-1-1-[1]	Details
William	Whiting	Muster Book	NRS-23979-1-1-[1]	Details

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Museums of History NSW has collaborated with the NSW Parliamentary Library to digitise the Settlers' Muster Book 1800, an invaluable record which has been inscribed on the UNESCO Australian Memory of the World Register

Record series in the index: NRS-23979
Entries in the index: 3103

The Muster Book provides a snapshot into life during this period of early European Settlement. The volume is comprised of several lists which record:

Land and stock held by free settlers, and emancipated or expired convicts, 1800
Land and stock held by officers, 1800
People who are off the Government Stores, c. 1801
Lists of persons, c. 1801
Land and stock held by free settlers, officers, or emancipated or expired convicts, 1802.

Convicts allowed to officers 1800

Settlers’ Muster Book, 1800

Museums of History NSW is pleased to be part of a collaboration with the NSW Parliamentary Library to digitise the Settlers’ Muster Book of 1800, an invaluable record which has been inscribed on the UNESCO Australian Memory of the World Register

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Settlers’ Muster Book, 1800

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