Diary

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Title

Diary

Content partner

Alexander Turnbull Library

Collection

TAPUHI

Description

Diary entries for 16 December 1846 through to 9 January 1847, and 17-19 April 1847, which includes detailed descriptions of activities around New Plymouth and at Maori settlements to the south (the 18-20 December portions of which are also copied into MS-1217). Included are long passages of reminiscences recounted to McLean by a Mr Bosworth whose trading post near Patea McLean stayed with for several days, from 22-24 December, on the way south. Bosworth had been living in New Zealand for 19 y...

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Format

Manuscript

Date created

7-13 Aug 1844, 28 Nov 1844, 16 Dec 1846-9 Jan 1847, 17-19 Apr 1847

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23111210

Locations

New Plymouth District / South Taranaki District

Related subjects

New Plymouth District / South Taranaki District

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