Section 1-C — Bothwell History

Map 1
Section C

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/AF819-1-27

Property History Maps

Map 1 - Sections 1 to 26 and B to H

Map 1 - Sections 27 to 30 and I to A

Map 2 - Sections 31 to 35 and A to Zz

[1-C1] [1-C5] [1-C6]

[1-C1] ALEXANDER STREET - 0a 2r 14p

Bounded on the West by one hundred and thirty-four links along Dalrymple Street; on the North by four hundred and fifty-seven links along Alexander Street; on the East by part of an allotment occupied or belonging to Thomas Hopkins extending southerly and South by four hundred and fifty links along an allotment originally Cornelius Randall and extending westerly to Dalrymple Street - 2 roods, 14 perches. (1)

27 Apr 1838 - The land was granted to Archibald McDowall with a Quit-rent sum of 15s 8d payable on the 31st day of December in every year. (1)

20 Jul 1838 - Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to Archibald McDowall. (1)

12 Oct 1841 - Newspaper advertisement.

BIBLE SOCIETY. The Committee of this Society having a very large assortment of Bibles and Testaments on hand, and being desirous of giving all an opportunity to procure the Holy Scriptures, inform the Public that they have authorised the Depositary and other parties who have undertaken the sale, to dispose of them at very low prices - Mrs Harris, Bothwell. (2)

1 Jan 1842 - Thomas Haris was counted on the census as the occupier of a completed wood house owned by Archibald McDowall. (3)

1 Jan 1842 - George Smith was counted on the census living as the occupier of a completed wood and brick house owned by Archibald McDowall. (4)

8 Jul 1843 - Archibald McDowall conveyed the property comprising 2 roods and 14 perches to Thomas Harris Snr, Thomas Harris Jnr and William Harris for £130. (5)

1 Jan 1848 - Thomas Harris was counted on the census as the owner and occupier of an unfinished brick house. (6)

16 May 1849 - Newspaper advertisement.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notice is Hereby Given, that the business hitherto carried on by the undersigned as co-partners at Bothwell, under the style of "T Harris & Co," has, as far as relates to the undersigned, (Thomas Harris the younger), been dissolved by mutual consent, as on and from the second day of April instant. Dated the 12th day of May, 1849. Thomas Harris Snr, Thomas Harris Jnr, William Harris. Witness - H M Cockerill. The business will henceforth be carried on by us under the same style. Thomas Harris Snr and William Harris. (7)

4 Sep 1849 - Newspaper advertisement.

WHEREAS, certain measures have been pursued by Mr T Harris, the elder, of Bothwell, which prevent the business carried on by him and me, under the style of "T Harris & Co," from being properly conducted, and which, indeed, have compelled me to leave my home. This is to caution all parties against giving any credit in future on account of the said firm, as I will not be responsible for any further transactions. WILLIAM HARRIS, Aug 29. (8)

16 Oct 1849 - Thomas Harris Snr, Thomas Harris Jnr and William Harris conveyed to Henry Speak and William Rout. (9)

17 Oct 1849 - Newspaper advertisement.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between Thomas Harris, the elder, and William Harris, carrying on business at Bothwell as General Dealers, under the firm of "T Harris and Co," has been this day dissolved by mutual consent; and that the said business will in future be carried on by the said William Harris, who will receive all debts due to the late firm, and discharge its liabilities. Dated this sixteenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and forty-nine. Thomas Harris, William Harris. Witness - Joseph Allport, Solicitor, Hobart Town. (10)

16 Nov 1850 - Newspaper advertisement.

PURSUANT to the proviso for that purpose contained in a certain indenture bearing date the 10th day of May in the year 1849 and made or expressed to be made between Thomas Harris the elder, Thomas Harris the younger and William Harris therein described as of Bothwell in Van Diemen's Land shopkeepers of the first part, John Michael Loughnan of Hobart Town in Van Diemen's Land aforesaid merchant, Thomas Macdowell of Hobart Town aforesaid Esquire and John Roberts of Hobart Town aforesaid solicitor of the second part, and Henry Hopkins of Hobart Town aforesaid Esquire, William Rout of Hobart Town aforesaid ironmonger and Alexander McNaughten of Hobart Town aforesaid merchant of the third part. Notice is hereby given that default having been made in payment of the interest due to the said Henry Hopkins, William Rout and Alexander McNaughten under the said indenture the messuage land and hereditaments thereby mortgaged will be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION on MONDAY the 23rd day of December next by MR THOMAS YARDLEY LOWES, Auctioneer at his Mint, Collins-street, Hobart Town at 1 o'clock - And the land thus to be sold is described in the said indenture as follows: ALL that ALLOTMENT or PIECE of LAND situate and being in the township of Bothwell in Van Diemen's Land aforesaid containing two roods and fourteen perches or thereabouts and bounded as follows (that is to say) on the west by one hundred and thirty-four links or thereabouts along Dalrymple-street, north by four hundred and fifty-seven links or thereabouts along Alexander-street, east by part of an allotment occupied by or belonging to Thomas Hopkins, extending southerly and south by four hundred and fifty links or thereabouts along an allotment originally of Cornelius Randall extending westerly to Dalrymple-street aforesaid, together with the messuage or tenement thereon erected and built. Dated this 14th day of November 1850. ALLPORT & ROBERTS, Attorneys for the Mortgagees. (11)

14 Dec 1850 - Newspaper advertisement.

VALUABLE SHOP, DEWLLING-HOUSE AND COTTAGES, BOTHWELL. Mr T Y Lowes Will Sell by Public Auction, on Monday, the 23rd December, at 1 o'clock, at the Exchange Mart, Collins-street, That Valuable Allotment, composing 2 roods and 14 perches, situate in the very centre of Bothwell, being at the angle of Alexander and Dalrymple-streets; together with the large two-storey Brick House and spacious Shop, lately in the occupation of Mr Wm Harris: and also the Two Cottages adjoining, fronting on Alexander-street. Title derived under a New Grant. A considerable portion of the purchase-money may remain at 7 per cent. For further particulars apply to Messrs Allport & Roberts, Stone Buildings, or to the Auctioneer. (12)

18 May 1858 - (Bothwell Stores). George William Ife (occupier), executors of Mrs Sarah Harris (owner), shop, house, annual rateable value £50. (13)

18 May 1858 - (large twin cottage). Sarah Harris (occupier), executors of Sarah Harris (owner), house, annual rateable value £15. (14)

18 May 1858 - (small twin cottage). Ann Sherwin (occupier), executors of Mrs Sarah Harris (owner), house, annual value £12. (15)

5 Nov 1860 - Newspaper advertisement.

BOTHWELL STORE. Reduced rate of Carriage. G W Ife being extremely grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto accorded him, begs to assure his friends and patrons that he will exert every effort in the endeavour to give satisfaction in the punctuality and safe delivery of all goods entrusted to his care. From this date the price of carriage will be reduced to £3 from Bothwell to Hobart Town and £4 from Hobart Town to Bothwell. All goods left at Mr James Harcourt, Elizabeth-street, will be taken care of and forwarded by first waggon. Bothwell, Nov, 1st, 1860. (16)

20 Nov 1860 - (Bothwell Stores). George William Ife (occupier), James Harcourt (owner), house, shop, annual rateable value £50. (17)

20 Nov 1860 - (large twin cottage). Ann Sherwin (occupier), James Harcourt (owner), house, annual rateable value £15. (18)

20 Nov 1860 - (small twin cottage). John Easton (occupier), James Harcourt (owner), house, annual rateable value £12. (19)

18 Dec 1860 - Henry Speak conveyed to James Harcourt for the sum of £500 - 0a 2r 14p. (20)

19 Nov 1861 - (Bothwell Stores). George William Ife (occupier), James Harcourt (owner), house, shop, stables &c, annual value £50. (21)

19 Nov 1861 - (large twin cottage). Ann Sherwin (occupier), James Harcourt (owner), house, annual value £15. (22)

19 Nov 1861 - (small twin cottage). John Easton (occupier), James Harcourt (owner), house, annual value £12. (23)

26 Feb 1867 - (Bothwell Stores). George William Ife (occupier), James Harcourt (owner), house, shop, out-buildings, annual value £50. (24)

26 Feb 1867 - (large twin cottage). Ann Sherwin (occupier), James Harcourt (owner), house, ground, annual value £15. (25)

26 Feb 1867 - (small twin cottage). Zacharias Smith (occupier), James Harcourt (owner), house, ground, annual value £10. (26)

8 Sep 1874 - (large twin cottage). John Hanigan (occupier, erased), James Harcourt (owner), house, annual value £15. (27)

8 Sep 1874 - (large twin cottage). Elizabeth Gallagher (occupier, inserted), James Harcourt (owner), house, annual value £15. (28)

4 Apr 1879 - Newspaper advertisement.

AUCTION. Monday, April 7. Property in Bothwell. Roberts & Co are favoured with instructions to sell by auction at the mart, day as above, at 12 o'clock, sharp, the Following Property:-
Lot 1 - The premises and dwelling house as occupied by Mr G Ife, situate at the angle of Alexander and Dalrymple streets. The business portion is commodious, and affords capabilities for an extensive trade. It comprises shop, 30 x 21, well-built store 16 x 16, detached store 20 x 14, bakehouse with oven, large stable for 14 horses, weighbridge, etc, etc; these buildings are in good repair, part newly roofed. The dwelling house contains 7 good rooms, and is comfortably fitted. There is a good garden attached. Lots 1 to 3 have a total frontage of 298 feet on Alexander-street and 88 on Dalrymple-street.
Lot 2 - Is the brick cottage fronting on Alexander-street, containing 4 rooms, with garden, and having a side entrance.
Lot 3 - A brick cottage, fronting on Alexander-street, containing 4 rooms, and fitted with every convenience.
Terms - 25 per cent, cash deposit, 25 per cent, at 6 months with 7 per cent, balance may remain for 3 years at same rate. Reference-Messrs Dobson and Mitchell. (29)

31 Jul 1879 - Newspaper advertisement.

Bef 12 Sep 1879 - James Harcourt conveyed the property to Henry Hurley for £940. (31)

12 Sep 1879 - Certificate of Title registered to Henry Hurley. (31)

17 Feb 1885 - (Bothwell Stores). Henry Hurley (owner, occupier), house, stores, annual rateable value £50. (32)

17 Feb 1885 - (large twin cottage). Lois Pitt (occupier), Henry Hurley (owner), house, annual rateable value £13. (32)

17 Feb 1885 - (small twin cottage). Mary Ann Denholm (occupier), Henry Hurley (owner), house, annual rateable value £12. (34)

10 May 1888 - The property was transferred from the estate of Henry Hurley to his wife Catherine (Allen) Hurley. (31)

14 Jan 1890 - (Bothwell Stores). George B Sealy (occupier), Mrs Hurley (owner), house, shop, annual value £50. (35)

24 Feb 1891 - (Bothwell Stores). George B Sealy (occupier), Mrs Hurley (owner), house, shop, annual value £50. (36)

19 Feb 1895 - (Bothwell Stores). William Henry Sealy (occupier), Mrs Hurley (owner), house, shop, annual rateable value £45. (37)

8 Mar 1899 - William Henry Sealy (occupier), Mrs C Napper (occupier), shop, dwelling, stables, capital value £700, annual value £35. (38)

Sources

[1-C5] DALRYMPLE STREET - 0a 3r 34p

Bounded on the South in Patrick Street and having a frontage of eighty-one and a half links; on the West side line by other land formerly belonging to one Charles Haines measuring two chains sixty-two links; on the East side line by William Westley measuring two chains sixty-two links; and on the North back line by James Fisher measuring eighty-one and a half links - size unknown. (1)

7 Aug 1832 - Andrew Reid conveyed to Charles Haines for £40 - sum includes [1-C6]. (2)

1 Jan 1842 - Patrick St. Counted on the census. Charles Haines (owner, occupier), brick house, completed. (3)

1 Jan 1842 - Dalrymple St. Counted on the census. Sarah Taylor (occupier), Charles Haines (owner), brick house, completed, inhabited. (4)

1 Jan 1842 - Dalrymple St. John Gibb (occupier), Charles Haines (owner), wood house, completed, inhabited. (5)

1 Jan 1842 - Dalrymple St. William Jarvis (occupier), Charles Haines (owner), wood house, completed, inhabited. (6)

11 September 1847 - Newspaper advertisement.

AUCTION. Desirable Property in the Township of Bothwell. Messrs Lowes and Macmichael are instructed by Mr Charles Haines (who is about leaving the colony), To Sell by Public Auction, on Monday, the 20th inst, at two o'clock in the afternoon, in one lot, at their Mart, Collins-street. A very valuable piece of ground, situated at the corner of Dalrymple and Patrick Streets, in the township of Bothwell, with a frontage to each street of about 250 links, and otherwise bounded by property formerly belonging to Mr Alexander Denholm Jnr, and that at present occupied by W Donaldson. This property comprises the house and garden at present occupied by Dr Parsons, a thatched cottage in the tenancy of Beechly and Jarvis, together with the cottage, bakehouse, blacksmith's shop (partly occupied by Taylor,) and two large gardens, occupied by the proprietor, and they are at present bringing in a rental of £40 a year. The whole of the buildings are in excellent repair, the gardens well stocked with fruit trees, and the property altogether well worthy attention, as being one of the most desirable in the township of Bothwell. Terms - Fifteen per cent, deposit on the day of sale, and the balance by bills at three, six, and nine months; the two last with interest at 6 percent. (7)

Bef 16 Mar 1850 - Charles Haines conveyed to Humphrey Thomas Savage however a conveyance has not been located. (8)

18 May 1858 - Patrick St. John McGinness (occupier), Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner), house, annual value £15. (8)

18 May 1858 - Dalrymple St. Albion Wicks (occupier), Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner), house, ground, annual value £10. (9)

6 Dec 1859 - Patrick St. John McGinness (occupier, erased), Humphrey Savage (owner), house, annual value £15. (10)

6 Dec 1859 - Patrick St. Benjamin Jackman (occupier, inserted), Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner), house, annual value £15. (11)

15 Nov 1864 - Patrick St. Unoccupied, Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner), house, ground, annual value £10. (12)

15 Nov 1864 - Dalrymple St. John Barron (occupier), Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner), house, ground, annual value £10. (13)

26 Feb 1867 - Patrick St. Albion Wicks (occupier), Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner), house, ground, annual value £10. (14)

26 Feb 1867 - Dalrymple St. Thomas Williams (occupier), Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner), house, ground, annual value £10. (15)

11 Mar 1873 - Patrick St. Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner, occupier), house, shop, annual value £50. (16)

19 Mar 1878 - Patrick St. Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner, occupier), house, shop, annual value £50. (17)

19 Mar 1878 - Dalrymple St. James Smith (occupier), Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner), house, annual value £5. (18)

20 Feb 1883 - Patrick St. Humphrey T Savage (owner), house, shop, annual value £50. (19)

20 Feb1883 - Patrick St. John Hale (occupier), Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner), house, shop, annual value £17. (20)

20 Feb 1883 - Dalrymple St. Albion Wicks (occupier), Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner), house, annual value £5. (21)

16 Feb 1886 - Patrick St. Humphrey T Savage (owner), house, shop, annual value £50. (22)

16 Feb 1886 - Patrick St. John Hale (occupier), Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner), house, annual value £20. (23)

16 Feb 1886 - Dalrymple St. Alfred Blake (occupier), Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner), house, annual value £14. (24)

16 Feb 1886 - Dalrymple St. Luke Evans (occupier), Humphrey Thomas Savage (owner), house, annual value £5. (25)

26 Sep 1888 - 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 - 0a 3r 34p. Bounded on the south-west by 3 chains and 55 links south-easterly along Patrick-street commencing at the angle of that street with Dalrymple-street, on the north-east by 2 chains and 61 links north-westerly along land occupied by or belonging to M A Jackman, on the north by 3 chains and 62 links westerly along land granted to William Maskell, now occupied by or belonging to J Williams, to Dalrymple street aforesaid, and thence on the south-west by 2 chains and 45 links south-easterly along that street to the point of commencement. Originally located to Andrew Reid, through whom and Charles Haines the applicant now claims. Alice Ann Savage, (Application 831g.) Dated this 18th day of September, 1888. (26)

31 Oct 1888 - Land granted to Ann Alice Taylor. (1)

14 Jan 1890 - Patrick St. Humphrey T Savage (owner), house, shop, annual value £50. (27)

14 Jan 1890 - Dalrymple St. Edward Bowden Jnr (occupier), Humphrey T Savage (owner), house, annual value £16. (28)

28 Mar 1899 - Dalrymple St. Edward Bowden Jnr (occupier), Mrs A A Savage (owner), cottage, land, capital value £200, annual value £14. (29)

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[1-C6] PATRICK STREET - size unknown

7 Aug 1832 - Andrew Reid conveyed to Charles Haines for £40 - sum includes [1-C5], [1-C6]. (2)

10 May 1845 - Charles Haines conveyed to John Henry Donaldson for £50. (3)

8 Jun 1846 - Mortgage produced from John Henry Donaldson from Cornelius Driscoll to secure £46 to be repaid on 8 June 1847. (4)

18 May 1858 - Luke Evans (occupier), Mary Donaldson (owner), house, ground, annual value £9 2s. (5)

19 Nov 1861 - Unoccupied, Mary Donaldson (owner), house, annual value £9 2s. (6)

Bef 25 Nov 1862 - John Henry Donaldson conveyed to Benjamin Jackman however a conveyance has not been located. (7)

25 Nov 1862 - Benjamin Jackman (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual value £12. (7)

15 Nov 1864 - Benjamin Jackman (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual value £12. (8)

26 Feb 1867 - Benjamin Jackman (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual value £12. (9)

30 Jan 1877 - Benjamin Jackman (owner, occupier), house, annual value £10. (10)

19 Mar 1878 - Benjamin Jackman (owner, occupier), house, annual value £10. (11)

14 Jan 1890 - William Manser (occupier), Mrs Jackman, (owner), house, annual value £10. (12)

28 Mar 1899 - William Manser (occupier), Mary Ann Jackman, (owner), cottage, land, capital value £150, annual value £9. (13)

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