Map 1
Sections 9 to 12

Information contained in reports are a timeline of occurrences for each property until 1899 - who conveyed, occupied etc. Complied from records at the Tasmanian Archives, Land Titles Office, Hobart Town Gazette Valuation Rolls and newspaper articles. This is a work in progress and will be continually added to and updated.

All map sections below have been modified from the Tasmanian Archives: Map - Bothwell B37, AF819/1/26
View original map on the Tasmanian Archives website https://libraries.tas.gov.au/Digital/AF819-1-26

[1-9] Alexander Street - 0a 1r 10p

Bounded on the North-West by two hundred and twenty-three feet and six inches north-easterly along Shannon Road or Barrack Street from its angle with Alexander Street; on the North by forty-seven feet and two inches easterly along land occupied or belonging to George Swindells; on the North-East by two hundred and twenty-three feet and two inches south-easterly along land occupied or belonging to Richard Allen to Alexander Street aforesaid; thence on the South by seventy-three feet and four inches westerly along that Street to the point of commencement - 1 rood, 10 perches. (1)

May 21, 1839 - Hugh Clarke and Angus Scobie McKenzie conveyed to William Lewis for £45 17s 6d. (2)

February 22, 1869 - Land granted to John White and Simon Arnett. (1)

June 24, 1870 - Simon Arnett conveyed his share to John White for £50 - sum includes [1-26]. (1)

July 7, 1870 - Certificate of Title registered to John White. (3)

September 26, 1885 - John White conveyed to Alexander Robinson for £90. (3)

October 9, 1885 - Certificate of Title registered to Alexander Robinson. (4)

March 4, 1891 - Alexander Robinson conveyed to George Henry Key. (4)

March 9, 1891 - Transfer of the Certificate of Title from Alexander Robinson to George Henry Key. (4)

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[1-10] Alexander Street - 0a 3r 1p

Bounded on the north east by two hundred and twenty-one feet six inches North-Westerly along a grant to James Fisher now occupied by or belonging to Duncan McRae commencing at the south west angle thereof on Alexander-street; on the North by one hundred and forty-seven feet eight inches Westerly along land occupied by William Moyes and George Swindells respectively; on the South-West by two hundred and twenty-three feet two inches South-Easterly along land occupied by or belonging to John White and Simon Arnett to Alexander-street aforesaid; and thence on the South by one hundred and forty-nine feet two inches Easterly along that street to the point of commencement - 3 roods, 1 perch. (1)

Abt 1835 - Thomas Burrill conveyed to Roderick Forbes after a public auction - 39 perches. (2)

December 12, 1835 - Thomas Burrill conveyed to Richard Allen - 2 roods. (3)

January 11, 1842 - Counted on the census. Richard Allen (owner, occupier), wood house, completed. (4)

January 120, 1843 - Newspaper advertisement.

COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE. 13th January, 1843. Notice is hereby given, that the following claims for Grants will be ready for examination, by the commissioners appointed for that purpose, upon or immediately after the 13th day of March next, on or before which day any caveat or counterclaim must be entered:- Roderick Forbes, Grantham, Monmouth, 39 perches, originally part of P Taylor's location; Taylor sold to M Smith, who sold to T Burrill; the applicant purchased at public auction. Bounded on the north eastern side by 3 chains 38 links north-westerly along an allotment occupied by or belonging to Richard Allen commencing at Alexander-street, on the northern side by 75 links westerly along an allotment occupied by or belonging to Thomas Yardley Lowes, on the south-western side by 3 chains 35 links south-easterly along an allotment occupied by or belonging to James Fisher to Alexander-street aforesaid, and thence on the south by 75 links easterly along that street to the point of commencement. (2)

This claim for grant was not taken up by Roderick Forbes.

Aft March 13, 1843 - Roderick Forbes conveyed to Richard Allen however a conveyance has not been located - 0a 0r 39p. (2)

January 11, 1848 - Counted on the census. Richard Allen (owner, occupier), wood house, completed. (5)

May 18, 1858 - Richard Allen, (owner, occupier), house, annual value £20. (6)

February 26, 1867 - Richard Allen, (owner, occupier), house, land, annual value £20. (7)

February 26, 1867 - John Hale (occupier), Richard Allen (owner), part of house, garden, shoemaker's shop, annual value £10. (8)

February 26, 1867 - Russell Augustus Hugh Quinn (occupier), Richard Allen (owner), part of house, garden, annual value £6. (9)

December 14, 1838 - Land granted to Richard Allen. (1)

December 16, 1868 - Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to Richard Allen. (1)

November 27, 1882 - Property transferred from the estate of Richard Allen to his daughter Amelia Allen. (10)

May 7, 1891 - Certificate of Title registered to Amelia Allen. (11)

February 22, 1898 - Edward Finley (occupier), Miss Amelia Allen (owner), cottage, land, annual value £12 10s. (12)

February 22, 1898 - John Hanigan (occupier), Miss Amelia Allen (owner), house, annual value £12. (13)

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[1-11] Alexander Street - 1a 2r 1p

Bounded on the West by three chains and thirty-four links northerly along an allotment occupied or belonging to Richard Allen commencing at the south-east angle thereof on Alexander Street; on the North by one chain and forty-seven links easterly along an allotment occupied by or belonging to Andrew Smith; again on the West by two chains and sixty-seven links northerly also along that allotment to Elizabeth Street; again on the North by one chain easterly along that street to the north-west angle of an allotment occupied by or belonging to George Larkins; on the East by two chains and sixty-seven links southerly along that allotment; again on the North by one chain and twenty-nine links easterly along that allotment; again on the East by three chains twenty-nine links and one half link or thereabouts southerly along an allotment claimed by Martin Ware to Alexander Street aforesaid; and thence on the South by three chains and seventy-six links easterly along that street to the point of commencement - 1 acre, 2 roods, 1 perch. (1)

October 2, 1839 - Hugh Clarke and Angus Scobie Mackenzie conveyed to James Fisher for £80. (2)

October 12, 1841 - Newspaper advertisement.

TO BE SOLD OR LET, BOTHWELL...
Lot 4 - (11.2) One two-storey Brick House and half an acre of Land in Alexander-street.
Lot 5 - (11.1) A Cottage and Large School House, with half an acre of Garden in a high state of cultivation, and at present is let to the Government at £36 per annum.
Lot 6 - (11.1) An allotment of Land adjoining lots 4 and 5 in Alexander-street.
Lot 7 - (11.3) An allotment in Elizabeth-street.
For particulars apply to Mr James Fisher, on the premises, or if by letter post-paid. October 11, 1841. (3)

January 11, 1842 - (11.1). Counted on the census. Thomas Wilkinson (occupier), James Fisher (owner), Colonial Govt (householder), wood and brick house, completed, inhabited. (4)

October 28, 1844 - Land granted to James Fisher. (1)

January 115, 1845 - Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to James Fisher. (1)

February 12, 1847 - (11.1.1). Residence of Edward Tarleton; occupation - schoolmaster. (5)

January 11, 1848 - (11.2). Counted on the census. Matthew Robinson (occupier), James Fisher (owner), brick house, completed. (6)

January 11, 1848 - (11.1.2). Counted on the census. Government School (occupier), James Fisher (owner), William Chester (person in charge), brick, completed, in use but uninhabited. (7)

January 11, - (11.1.1). Counted on the census. William Chester (occupier), James Fisher (owner), wood house, completed. (8)

May 6, 1849 - (11.1.1). Residence of Edward Tarleton; occupation - schoolmaster. (9)

October 30, 1851 - (11.1.1). Residence of Edward Tarleton; occupation - schoolmaster. (10)

September 30, 1853 - (11.1.1). Residence of Edward Tarleton; occupation - schoolmaster. (11)

May 18, 1858 - (11.2) John Wiseman (occupier), James Fisher (owner), house, annual value £30. (12)

May 18, 1858 - (11.1.2). Matthew Robinson (occupier), James Fisher (owner), house, ground, annual value £20. (13)

May 18, 1858 - (11.1.1). Robert Walker (occupier), James Fisher (owner), house, old schoolroom, annual value £18. (14)

December 21, 1858 - (11.2). John Wiseman (occupier, erased), executors of James Fisher (owner, inserted), house, annual value £30. (15)

December 21, 1858 - (11.2). James Wiseman (occupier, inserted), executors of James Fisher (owner, inserted), house, annual value £30. (16)

August 31, 1859 - (11.2). Robert Parkinson and John Merry Jnr, executors of James Fisher, conveyed to Elizabeth Fisher for £260 - 0a 2r 0p. (17)

August 31, 1859 - (11.1). Robert Parkinson and John Merry Jnr, executors of James Fisher, conveyed to Sarah Fisher for £300 - 0a 2r 39p. (18)

For more information go to [1-11.1] and [1-11.2] Alexander St, Bothwell.

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[1-11.1] Alexander Street - 0a 2r 39p

Bounded on the West by three chains and thirty-four links northerly along land occupied by or belonging to Richard Allen commencing at the South-East angle thereof on Alexander Street; on the North by two hundred and twenty-three links or thereabouts easterly along an allotment occupied by or belonging to William Moyes and by other land lately purchased by Joseph Anderson to the North-East angle of land lately purchased by Elizabeth Fisher; thence on the East by three chains twenty-nine links and one half of a link southerly along that land to Alexander Street aforesaid; thence on the South along that street two hundred and twenty-three links or thereabouts westerly to the point of commencement - 2 roods, 39 perches. (1)

October 12, 1841 - Newspaper advertisement.

TO BE SOLD OR LET, BOTHWELL...
Lot 5 - A Cottage and Large School House, with half an acre of Garden in a high state of cultivation, and at present is let to the Government at £36 per annum.
Lot 6 - An allotment of Land adjoining lots 4 and 5 in Alexander-street.
For particulars apply to Mr James Fisher, on the premises, or if by letter post-paid. October 11, 1841. (2)

August 31, 1859 - Robert Parkinson and John Merry Jnr, executors of James Fisher, conveyed to Sarah Fisher for £300 - 0a 2r 39p. (3)

December 6, 1859 - (11.1.2). Matthew Robinson (occupier), Sarah Fisher (owner, inserted), house, annual value £20. (4)

December 6, 1859 - (11.1.1). Simeon Greenhalgh (occupier, inserted), Sarah Fisher (owner, inserted), house, old school-room, annual value £18. (5)

September 17, 1861 - Sarah (Fisher) Wilkinson and John Norton Wilkinson conveyed to Duncan McRae for £300. (1)

November 19, 1861 - (11.1.1). Robert Walker (occupier), Duncan McRae (owner), house, annual value £18. (6)

November 17, 1863 - (11.1.2). Matthew Robinson (occupier), Duncan McRae (owner), house, ground, annual value £18. (7)

November 15, 1864 - (11.1.2). Matthew Robinson (occupier), Duncan McRae (owner), house, ground, annual value £18. (8)

November 15, 1864 - (11.1.1). Unoccupied, Duncan McRae (owner), house, ground, annual value £10. (9)

February 26, 1867 - (11.1.2). William Campbell (occupier), Duncan McRae (owner), house, ground, annual value £15. (10)

February 26, 1867 - (11.1.1). William Campbell (occupier), Duncan McRae (owner), part of house, annual value £5. (10)

February 26, 1867 - (11.1.1). George Wilby (occupier), Duncan McRae (owner), part of house, annual value £5. (11)

March 1, 1870 - (11.1.1). George Wilby (occupier), Duncan McRae (owner), part of house, annual value £5. (12)

March 1, 1870 - (11.1.1). Empty, Duncan McRae (owner), part of house, annual value £6. (13)

February 3, 1874 - (11.1.2). Empty, Duncan McRae (owner), part of house, annual value £12. (14)

September 8, 1874 - (11.1.2). Empty (erased), Duncan McRae (owner), house, annual value £12. (15)

September 8, 1874 - (11.1.2). Joseph Crockett (occupier, inserted), Duncan McRae (owner), house, annual value £12. (16)

March 19, 1878 - (11.1.2). William Cartwright (occupier), Duncan McRae (owner), house, annual value £8. (17)

March 19, 1878 - (11.1.1). Joseph Crockett (occupier), Duncan McRae (owner), house, annual value £7. (18)

February 17, 1885 - (11.1.1). Thomas Robinson (occupier), Duncan McRae (owner), house, annual value £8. (19)

February 17, 1885 - (11.1.1). Joseph Crockett (occupier), Duncan McRae (owner), house, annual value £7. (20)

February 16, 1886 - (11.1.2). Thomas Bailey (occupier), Duncan McRae (owner), house, annual value £8. (21)

February 16, 1886 - (11.1.1). Joseph Crockett (occupier), Duncan McRae (owner), house, annual value £7. (22)

June 30, 1887 - Property transferred from the estate of Duncan McRae to his sons Hector, James and Duncan McRae. (23)

January 114, 1890 - (11.1.2). Walter Moodie (occupier), Hector McRae (owner), house, annual value £7. (24)

March 18, 1893 - Newspaper advertisement.

COTTAGES AND LAND AT BOTHWELL. Roberts & Company (Limited). Instructed by the Trustees to the Estate of the late Duncan Mc Rae, Esq, will sell by auction, at the Castle Inn, Bothwell,on Friday, March 24, at 12 o'clock sharp, Two Cottages, in Alexander-street, one of brick and the other of weatherboard, standing on two roods and 39 perches, and the same are now occupied by respectable tenants. Title guaranteed. Terms easy at sale. Reference Messrs Young and Butler Solicitors, Hobart. (25)

May 9, 1893 - Hector McRae, James McRae and Duncan McRae conveyed to Joseph Crockett for £250. (23)

June 1, 1898 - (11.1.1). Joseph Crockett conveyed to John Crockett the property with a weatherboard cottage situated thereon for £125 - 0a 1r 19½p. (26)

June 1, 1898 - (11.1.2). Joseph Crockett conveyed to Walter Moodie the property with a brick cottage situated thereon for £125 - 0a 1r 19½p. (27)

For more information go to [1-11.1.1] Alexander St and [1-11.1.2] Alexander St.

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[1-11.1.1] Alexander Street - 0a 1r 19½p

Bounded on the West by three chains thirty-four links or thereabouts northerly along land then or formerly belonging to Richard Allen commencing at the south-east angle thereof on Alexander Street; on the North by one chain eleven links and one half of a link or thereabouts easterly along an allotment then or formerly occupied by or belonging to William Moyes to an allotment belonging to Walter Moodie; on the East by three chains thirty-two links or thereabouts southerly along that land to Alexander Street aforesaid; and thence on the South by one chain eleven links and one half of a link or thereabouts westerly along that street to the point of commencement - 1 rood, 19½ perches. (1)

March 18, 1893 - Newspaper advertisement.

COTTAGES AND LAND AT BOTHWELL. Roberts & Company (Limited). Instructed by the Trustees to the Estate of the late Duncan Mc Rae, Esq, will sell by auction, at the Castle Inn, Bothwell,on Friday, March 24, at 12 o'clock sharp, Two Cottages, in Alexander-street, one of brick and the other of weatherboard, standing on two roods and 39 perches, and the same are now occupied by respectable tenants. Title guaranteed. Terms easy at sale. Reference Messrs Young and Butler Solicitors, Hobart. (2)

June 1, 1898 - Joseph Crockett conveyed to John Crockett the property with a weatherboard cottage situated thereon for £125. (1)

March 28, 1899 - George Horne (occupier), John Crockett (owner), cottage, garden, capital value value £100, annual value £6. (3)

June 30, 1909 - Property conveyed from the estate of John Crockett to Walter Moodie for £100. (4)

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[1-11.1.2] Alexander Street - 0a 1r 19½p

Bounded on the West by three chains thirty-two links or thereabouts northerly along an allotment belonging to John Crockett commencing at a point on Alexander Street one chain eleven links and one half of a link or thereabouts from the South-East angle of land then or formerly belonging to Richard Allen; thence on the North by one chain eleven links and one half of a link or thereabouts easterly along land then or formerly belonging to William Moyes and Joseph Anderson respectively to the North-West angle of land then or formerly belonging to Elizabeth Fisher; thence on the East by three chains twenty-nine links and one half of a link or thereabouts southerly along that land to Alexander Street; and thence on the South by one chain eleven links and on half of a link or thereabouts southerly along that street to the point of commencement - 1 rood, 19½ perches. (1)

March 18, 1893 - Newspaper advertisement.

COTTAGES AND LAND AT BOTHWELL. Roberts & Company (Limited). Instructed by the Trustees to the Estate of the late Duncan Mc Rae, Esq, will sell by auction, at the Castle Inn, Bothwell,on Friday, March 24, at 12 o'clock sharp, Two Cottages, in Alexander-street, one of brick and the other of weatherboard, standing on two roods and 39 perches, and the same are now occupied by respectable tenants. Title guaranteed. Terms easy at sale. Reference Messrs Young and Butler Solicitors, Hobart. (2)

June 1, 1898 - Joseph Crockett conveyed to Walter Moodie the property with a brick cottage situated thereon for £125. (1)

March 28, 1899 - Walter Moodie (owner, occupier), cottage, land, capital value £150, annual value £10. (3)

November 3, 1914 - Joseph Barden (occupier), Walter Moodie (owner), cottage, land, ½ acre, annual value £6. (4)

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[1-11.2] Alexander Street - 0a 2r 0p

Bounded on the East commencing at the south boundary of an allotment granted to George Larkins and extending three chains and twenty-nine links and one half link or thereabouts southerly along an allotment claimed by Martin Ware to Alexander Street; thence on the South and running westerly by one hundred and fifty-one links along that street; on the West by a straight line running due north extending three chains and twenty-nine links and one half link along land now belonging to Sarah Fisher; thence on the North running easterly one hundred and fifty-one links along the aforesaid land granted to George Larkins to the point of commencement - 2 roods. (1)

October 12, 1841 - Newspaper advertisement.

TO BE SOLD OR LET, BOTHWELL...
Lot 4 - One two-storey Brick House and half an acre of Land in Alexander-street.
For particulars apply to Mr James Fisher, on the premises, or if by letter post-paid. October 11, 1841. (2)

August 31, 1859 - Robert Parkinson and John Merry Jnr, executors of James Fisher, conveyed to Elizabeth Fisher for £260. (1)

November 20, 1860 - Benjamin Smith and Henry Wise (occupiers), Miss Elizabeth Fisher (owner), house, ground, annual value £30. (3)

November 19, 1861 - Henry Wise and James Donnelly (occupiers), Mrs Elizabeth Wilkinson (owner), house, annual value £30. (4)

November 17, 1863 - John Cooper and James Donnelly (occupiers), Mrs Elizabeth Wilkinson (owner), house, ground, annual value £30. (5)

November 15, 1864 - John Cooper (occupier), Miss Elizabeth Fisher (owner), house, annual value £20. (6)

February 26, 1867 - Edward Gregory (occupier), Elizabeth Fisher (owner), house, ground, annual value £20. (7)

May 25, 1867 - Elizabeth Fisher conveyed to Robert John Nichols for £150. (8)

March 1, 1870 - Robert John Nichols (owner, occupier), house, blacksmith's shop, annual value £22. (9)

March 19, 1878 - Edward Bumford (occupier), Robert John Nichols (owner), house, blacksmith's shop, annual value £22. (10)

October 13, 1881 - Newspaper advertisement.

REAL PROPERTY ACT. Whereas the person named at the foot hereof has made application to have the Land set forth and described before his name brought under the operation of "The Real Property Act:" Notice is hereby given that, unless Caveat be lodged with the Recorder of Titles, by some person having estate or interest in the said Lands, on or before the date herein below for the said pieces of Land will be brought under the operation of the said Act as by law directed. Bothwell. Fronting upon Alexander-street, adjoining lands respectively owned or occupied by H F Nichols, James Taylor, and Duncan McRae - part of 1a 2r 1p originally granted to James Fisher. Robert John Nichols (Application 2,091), 5th November 1881. (11)

Bef April 19, 1882 - Robert John Nichols conveyed to John White however a conveyance has not been located. (12)

April 19, 1882 - Newspaper advertisement.

TO BE LET, a Brick House, 8 rooms, 3-stall stable, chaffhouse, blacksmith's shop and tools, two forges; at 8s per week. Apply to John White, Bothwell. (12)

February 20, 1883 - Thomas Bailey (occupier), John White (owner), house, blacksmith's shop, annual value £20. (13)

December 2, 1884 - Certificate of Title registered to John White. (14)

March 1, 1905 - Property transferred from the estate of John White to his daughter-in-law, Beatrice Edith (North) White. (15)

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[1-11.3] Alexander Street - 0a 1r 0p

Bounded by Elizabeth street adjoining lands respectively owned or occupied by R J Nichols, Thomas Anderson, and William Smedley - 1 rood. (1)

12 Oct 1841 - Newspaper advertisement.

TO BE SOLD OR LET, BOTHWELL...
Lot 7 - An allotment in Elizabeth-street. For particulars apply to Mr James Fisher, on the premises, or if by letter post-paid. October 11, 1841. (2)

Bef February 7, 1871 - Robert Parkinson and John Merry Jnr (executors of James Fisher) conveyed to Thomas Anderson however a conveyance has not been located. (3)

For more information go to [1-7, 11.3] Elizabeth St.

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[1-12] Alexander Street - 0a 1r 38p

Bounded on the North-East by three chains twenty-nine links and one half link north-westerly along an allotment claimed by James Macdonald commencing at the south-west angle thereof on Alexander-street; on the North by one chain fifty links westerly along an allotment occupied by or belonging to George Larkins; on the South-West by three chains twenty-nine links and one half link south-easterly along an allotment claimed by James Fisher to Alexander-street aforesaid; and thence on the South by one chain fifty links easterly along that street to the point of commencement - 1 rood, 38 perches. (1)

June 3, 1845 - Land granted to James Macdonald. (1)

June 24, 1845 - Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to James Macdonald. (1)

January 1, 1848 - Counted on the census. William Horne (occupier), James Macdonald (owner), brick house, completed, inhabited. (2)

May 18, 1858 - William Horne (occupier), James Macdonald (owner), house, brewery, annual value £50. (3)

November 5, 1860 - Newspaper advertisement.

BREWERY AT BOTHWELL TO LET. Together with the Dwelling-house for a term of years, as may be agreed upon; established fifteen years, and now in working order. There is ample convenience for storing grain, and a sufficient supply always grown in the district; the Clyde water is of first-rate quality for growing purposes: all that is required is a strict determination to manufacture a good article to ensure a profitable return. Possession on the 1st January, 1861. Apply to James Macdonald, New Town or Mr William Moyes, Bothwell. (4)

November 19, 1861 - William Campbell (occupier), James Macdonald (owner), house, annual value £20. (5)

November 15, 1864 - William Campbell (occupier), Mrs Macdonald (owner), house, annual value £20. (6)

February 26, 1867 - Andrew Blackwood (occupier), Mrs Mary Jane Brown (owner), house, ground, annual value £18. (7)

February 11, 1868 - Andrew Blackwood (occupier), Mrs Mary Jane Brown (owner), house, ground, annual value £18. (8)

March 1, 1870 - Colin Chisholm (occupier), Mary Jane Brown (owner), part of house, annual value £5 4s. (9)

March 1, 1870 - Empty, Mary Jane Brown (owner), part of house, annual value £10. (10)

February 7, 1871 - Georgiana Hesketh (occupier), Mrs Mary Jane Brown (proprietor), house, ground, annual value £15. (11)

February 3, 1874 - Georgiana Hesketh (occupier), executors of Mrs Macdonald (owner), house, annual value £15. (12)

February 9, 1875 - Newspaper article.

AUCTION. The estate of the late Mr James McDonald (deceased) to sell by public auction, at the mart, Collins Street, on Thursday, 18th February, 1875, at 12 o'clock. The following valuable property - The cottage adjoining the Crown Inn, together with the land and buildings formerly used as a brewery. (13)

January 20, 1876 - Newspaper advertisement.

REAL PROPERTY ACT. Whereas the persons named at foot hereof have each respectively for himself made application to have the land set forth and described before his name brought under the operation of "The Real Property Act:" Notice is hereby given that, unless caveat be lodged with the Recorder of Titles, by some person having estate their interest in the said lands, on or before the date herein below for each case specified, the said pieces of land will be brought under the operation of the said Act as by law directed. Bothwell - 0a 1r 38p. Fronting upon Alexander-street, adjoining lands respectively owned or occupied by Henry Fortenam Nichols and John Anderson. Originally granted to James Macdonald. William Brown, (Application No 1657) 26th February, 1876. (14)

Bef April 1, 1876 - William Brown, executor for James Macdonald, conveyed to Henry Fortenam Nichols however a conveyance has not been located. (15)

April 1, 1876 - Certificate of Title registered to Henry Fortenam Nichols - 0a 3r 39p - [1-8], [1-12]. (15)

February 25, 1879 - Georgiana Hesketh (occupier), Henry F Nichols (owner), house, annual value £10. (16)

December 30, 1882 - Henry Fortenam Nichols conveyed to Simon Arnett and Henry New as trustees for 5s - [1-8], [1-12]. (15)

February 20, 1883 - Henry E Gage (occupier), Henry F Nichols (owner), house, annual value £20. (17)

June 5, 1883 - Certificate of Title registered to Simon Arnett and Henry New - 0a 3r 39p - [1-8], [1-12]. (18)

January 14, 1890 - Charles Drake (occupier), Mrs Nichols' Trustees (owner), bank, annual value £20. (19)

March 28, 1899 - Henry Fortenam Nichols (owner, occupier), cottage, land, capital value £200, annual value £18. (20)

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  23. The List: Properties & Titles, Hector McRae, historic deed, no 09/0188.

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[1-11.1.2]

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  4. Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925, Joseph Barden, p2009/1914 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L98N-977Y).

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  8. The List: Properties & Titles, Elizabeth Fisher, historic deed, no 05/4812.

  9. Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925, Robert John Nichols, p359/1870 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L98F-VBQV).

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  3. FamilySearch: Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925, Thomas Anderson, p185/1871 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QSQG98F-KSWN).

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  14. The Mercury (Hobart, TAS : 1860-1954), "Real Property Act Notices," Brown, 20 Jan 1876, p4 (https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/8942502).

  15. Tasmania: The List: Properties & Titles, (https://www.thelist.tas.gov.au), Henry Fortenam Nichols, title historic, vol 18, fol 188.

  16. Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925, Georgiana Hesketh, p372/1879 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-998N-9SKG).

  17. Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925, Henry E Gage, p386/1883 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-898N-9QDD).

  18. The List: Properties & Titles, Simon Arnett, title historic, vol 38, fol 52.

  19. Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925, Charles Drake, p174/1890 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L98F-VD5K).

  20. Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925, H F Nichols, p326/1899 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-998F-V4YV).