Series S2382 - REGISTER OF SETTLERS VISITED

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Reference code

AU WA S2382

Title

REGISTER OF SETTLERS VISITED

Date(s)

  • 1894-01-01 - (Creation)
  • 1894-01-01 - 1894-12-31 (Accumulation)

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Loose papers

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Name of creator

AU WA A437 - WILLIAMS POLICE STATION (1868-05-11 -)

Administrative history

Williams River (now Williams) Police Station was established on 11 May 1868. The officer in charge at the time was Constable Hegarty.

A number of additions and alterations were made to the police station over time, including tenders that were accepted in 1869, 1873, 1878 and 1908.

A new police station was erected in 1969.

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Scope and content

This register is a record of settlers visited by the officer-in-charge of Williams Police Station as part of his patrols in the surrounding area. They record the name of the settler visited, their place of residence, the settler's occupation, their nationality, their marital status, their status (i.e. free settler or convict expiree) and miles covered. As a rule, the registers do not record any incidents or further activities whilst on patrol.

The register is not dated but it is believed that the volume covers 1894.

(The register in this Record Series was previously listed at the State Records Office at reference: AN 5/6; Accession 129).

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Single item only

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Open

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Open access

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Archivist's note

Copies: Microfilm copies of this register (Consignment 129/item U18) are available for viewing at the State Records Office of WA.

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