Letters [manuscript]. 1802-1818.

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Letters [manuscript]. 1802-1818.

Correspondence to the Right Honorable Earl Spence from Robert Knopwood, 1802-1818 (12 letters). Also a marriage certificate for William Harris and Elizabeth [Merideth], March 31st 1829. (Part of Shillinglaw Collection).

1.2 cm.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7051470

Libraries Australia

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Spencer, George John Spencer, Earl, 1758-1834

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Collins, David, 1756-1810

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Knopwood, Robert, 1763-1838

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