Records [manuscript].

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Records [manuscript].

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/225817244

The collection consists of a variety of papers, mostly manuscript, relating to the early history of Mort & Co., and some of the firms associated with T. S. Mort's other business activities, such as Laidley Ireland & Co., Bogarella Co-operative Association, Australian Investment Co. Ltd. There are some personal accounts of Henry Mort, with the firm of Mort & Co. There are three series of accounts of Mort & Co. (old firm) Mort & Co. (new firm) and Mort & Co. Ltd. There are also copies of letters re negotiations for the amalgamation with R. Goldsbrough & Co. in 1888.

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Mort & Co.

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Eirene Mort, who deposited this collection, is the granddaughter of Henry Mort, brother of Thomas Sutcliffe Mort. Henry Mort was associated with T. S. Mort in the firm of Mort & Co., wool brokers, auctioneers and agents, founded soon after T. S. Mort's arrival in the Colony in 1838. From the description of Records [manuscript]. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225817244 ...

Mort, Henry, 1818-1900.

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Brother of Thomas S. Mort; arrived Australia 1840; worked for the McConnel brothers on Cressbrook station; 1849 he took up his own holding of Franklyn Vale; joined his brother in Mort & Co. in 1855. From the description of Papers [manuscript]. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225768652 The brother of Thomas S Mort, Henry arrived in Australia in 1840. He worked for the McConnel brothers on Cressbrook Station. In 1849 he took up his own holding of Franklyn Vale. ...

Mort, Eirene, 1879-1977

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Artist. Eirene Mort undertook art and craft studies at schools in England on two overseas trips she made in 1897 and 1909. On her return to Australia Mort exhibited her own work and became a founder of the Society of Arts and Crafts of New South Wales. She was vice-president until 1935. She was also involved in the Australian Exhibition of Women's Work in 1907. As an art teacher Mort was principal of the Women Painters' Art School and taught at various girls' schools including Kambala and Frensh...

Bogarella Co-operative Association

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Laidley Ireland & Co

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Australian Investment Co Ltd

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