File 1: Hassall family, correspondence, volume 4, pp. 1-402, 1811-1856

[MS 62]

To M^r R Hassall - put in the Port office at St Helena to be forwarded to Rio & from thence to Parramatta 18 Dec^r 1817-

Sent in a letter to Mr Watson Mess^rs Heyworth Brothers etc Rua das Viola Rio de Janeiro Brazil

[MS 63] Parramatta 4 April 1817 My Dearly beloved Son Enclosed you will receive a short Letter to my friend the Rev^d G. Burder in order to sanction your draft on one for such Sums you may receive from the Missionary Fund, which you had better take care of with your letter of Credit and present them both together to Mr. Burder. I have also enclosed to your care, all my letters to England, and such as are for Coventy or London that I could, I have left unsealed that you may seal them yourself. Admiral Hunters I was forced to seal, adn if you should be forced to post it in the Port, you had better call upon him at N^o4, Chester place, Lameth, and inform him of the circumstance. The leather packet I think has some sealed letters in, this and Admiral Hunters are the only two that are sealed or wafered all the others you can take care of and seal them when you get into London before delivery. I have mentoned in the Coventry letter that if you can possibly spare the money, you will give the following Sums to our undermentioned relations Viz^t to Sister Susannah Hancox .√.... £5.. ... .. ... " d^o. Sarah Hassall .√.... £5.. ... .. ... " Neice D^o. D^o .√.... £2.. ... .. ... " Nephew James d^o. Paid .... £3.. ... .. ... Paid 3/3-18 " Brot^h John Hancox London .√.... £5.. ... .. ... " d^o Samuel d^o...Coventry .√.... £5.. ... .. ... " d^o Abraham d^o...d^o .√.... £5.. ... .. ...

£30. ... .. ...

H/cox

[MS 64]

If poor Samuel who was very ill when we heard last should be no more in this world, you can give the five pounds appointed for him to any of your Cousins. I have only to add, that you have my best wishes and constant prayers for your future, well fare may our dear Lord make you not only emminent, but a faithful Minister of Jesus Christ, until death, and dispose of you according to his sovereign will, is the sincere prayer of My dear Son Your affectionate Father To Mr Tho^s Hassall R. Hassall

NB. The letter and Packet per favor of your dear Brother Samuel are as follows namely

1 For Mrs King, is a leather Packet - duplicates with sealed Letters 1..d^o ..... d^o ...newspapers only 1..d^o ..... d^o ...Letters & returns no seals 1..d^o ..... Rev^d Geo. Burder .. d^o ... 1..d^o ..... d^o ...Sam^l d^o ....d^o 1..d^o ........Mr. Thomas Hancox d^o 1..d^o ........Bro. John d^o d^o London 1..d^o ........Rev^d R. Johnson d^o ... d^o 1. Letters . to Coventry ......d^o 1. .D^o ...Admiral Hunter ....Sealed

[MS 65]

Friends 30-0-0 Mr Norman 25-0-0 Prayer Books 15-5-0 Mrs Taylor p^d 7-0-0 77-5-0

Friends 30-0-0 Mr Norman 25-0-0 Prayer Books 15-5-0 70-5-0

[MS 66]

To M^r Thomas Hassall on board H.M. Brig Kangaroo Sydney Cove

R. Hassall

My Father 5/5 1817 Cash to be paid in England

Mr R. Hassall 5/5 - 17to pay Monies etc

[MS 67]

Memorandum from Henry Rogers to M^r Thomas Hassall Concerning his Wife. Please Enquire of her. where she was married. (Answer at St James's) If the Eldest Daughters enquire their Birth Days (Ans: Twelfth Day) 2. Where Christened (Ans S^t Martins) In case neither Wife nor children come please purchase for me 1 Piece Irish Linen @3/11 p^r y^d 2 p^r broad Rib 2 p^r narrow Rib (and 2 p^r plain white Stockings, Cambric Muslin for 3 Whole Neck Hau(??) 1 Gross Best Awl Blades 4 Gross Tacks