Map 1
Section E

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-E1] Patrick Street - [3a 0r 0p]

Bounded on the North by six hundred and seventy links along Patrick Street extending from William Harvey's allotment; on the West by a line of two chains and seventy-five links to River Street and by River Street; on the South by a straight line of six chains to the angle of an allotment to the said Thomas Roadknight; and on the last by that allotment and by an allotment to William Harvey being a straight line to Patrick Street - 3 acres. (1)



18 Oct 1833 - Newspaper advertisement.

CLAIM FOR GRANT. Notice is hereby given, that the undermentioned claims for grants will be forwarded for approval or investigation to the Commissioners appointed to examine into applications for titles to land, on the 11th day of November next, before which day any caveat, which must be in writing, will be received in this office.
BOTHWELL - 1a 3r 15p. Bounded on the North by 310 links along Patrick-street to Arthur Crescent and by allotments in possession of W Harvey and George Larkins; West by George Larkin's allotment and a line of 110 links from the South-West angle to W Harvey's allotment to Philip Russell's boundary; South by Philip Russell's boundary being a straight line of 530 links to Arthur Crescent; and East by Arthur Crescent. Thomas Roadknight (2)

3 May 1837 - The land was granted to Thomas Roadknight for £4. (1)

17 Jun 1837 - Deed of grant enrolled and recorded to Thomas Roadknight upon receipt of £4 paid to the Crown. (1)

10 Sep 1838 - Thomas Roadknight conveyed to James Evans for £150. (3)

18 May 1858 - Robert Whiteway (occupier), James Evans (owner, New Norfolk), house, land, 1 acre, annual rateable value £12. (4)

19 Nov 1861 - James Chaplin (occupier), James Evans (owner), house, annual rateable value £7. (5)

18 Feb 1863 - The property was transferred from the estate of James Evans to his wife, Susannah (Tyreel) Evans. (6)

11 Feb 1864 - Newspaper advertisement.

FRIDAY, 12th February, at 12 o'clock. Cottage and three acres of land at Bothwell, in the occupation of Mr Whiteway. W A Guesdon & Co, are favored with instructions to sell by public auction at their mart, Collins-street, on Friday, the 12th inst, at 12 o'clock, The Cottage at Bothwell, in the occupation of Mr Whiteway, with about three acres of land with frontages on River and Patrick-streets, which prospectively should be of considerable notice as the frontages embrace a line of 945 links. Title deduced from a new grant from the crown.
Terms - One-third cash, the balance at three and six months bearing interest. (7)

15 Nov 1864 - Robert Whiteway (occupier), Mrs Susannah Evans (owner), house, 3 acres, annual rateable value £5. (8)

26 Feb 1867 - [1-E1] Patrick St. Isaac Blake (occupier), Mrs Susannah Evans (owner), paddock, 3 acres, annual rateable value £ (9)

8 Sep 1874 - William Maskell (occupier, erased), Mrs Susannah Evans (owner), paddock, 3 acres, annual rateable value £6. (10)

8 Sep 1874 - Isaac Blake (occupier, inserted), Mrs Susannah Evans (owner), paddock, 3 acres, annual rateable value £6. (11)

19 Mar 1878 - Isaac Blake (occupier), Mrs Susannah Evans (owner), paddock, 3 acres, annual rateable value £6. (12)

16 Feb 1886 - Isaac Blake (occupier), Mrs Susannah Evans (owner), land, 3 acres, annual rateable value £4 10s. (13)

14 Jan 1890 - William Blake (occupier), executors of Mrs Susannah Evans (owner), land, 3 acres, annual rateable value £4 10s.1 (14)

Bef 28 Mar 1899 - William Jonathan Blake purchased the property from an unknown entity; presumably the executors of Susannah (Tyreel) Evans. (15)

28 Mar 1899 - William Blake (owner, occupier), land, 3 acres, capital value £80, annual rateable value £4. (15)


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[1-E2] Patrick Street - 1a 1r 12p

Bounded on the Northern side by three hundred and fifty-three links along Patrick St; on the Eastern side by four hundred and thirty-four links along an allotment granted to Thomas Roadknight; on the South-West by three hundred and twelve links along that allotment; and on the West by three hundred and ninety links along an allotment granted to the said Thomas Roadknight to Patrick St aforesaid - 1 acre, 1 rood, 12 perch. (1)


19 Mar 1839 - Newspaper advertisement.

NOTICE. It is requested that all Persons having in their possession any cask or casks belonging to William Dykes, late of the Bothwell Brewery, will cause the same to be returned immediately to the undersigned, such having become my property from the 12th day of February last. George Larkins, Bothwell, March 14, 1839. (2)

1 Jan 1842 - George Larkins (owner, occupier), wood house, completed. (3)

1 Jan 1842 - William Dykes (occupier), George Larkins (owner), wood, completed. (4)

10 Jan 1846 - George Larkins secured a loan of £450 from Henry Hopkins, William Rout and George Washington Walker. Interest of £7 per centum per annum payable quarterly - includes [1-3], [1-20], [1-B5], [1-F1]. (5)

Bef 5 Feb 1846 - George Larkins conveyed the property, with the messuage and buildings situated thereon, to Robert Whiteway.
Stated in the will of Robert Whiteway..."To pay George Larkins during the term of his natural life, an annuity of £80 which is charged upon certain lands and hereditaments at Bothwell purchased by me from George Larkins subject to the payment of the said annuity and of a mortgaged debt also charged thereon. (6)

22 Mar 1854 - Newspaper article.

FLOODS at Bothwell. Never within the memory of the oldest inhabitant, has a flood, so sudden in its rise, and devastating in its effects, been witnessed, as that occasioned by the rising of the Clyde, during the past three days, by which every bridge that spanned its usually placid stream have been swept away or rendered impassable, and a vast amount of injury due to fencing and the irrigated lands along its banks. A gentle shower on Saturday evening was the prelude to a rain storm, augmenting in fury, and continuing with little intermission, until Wednesday at noon; during which "Heaven's windows were literally open" while a furious gale from the NW blowing from the source to the embouchure of the river, lent speed to its foaming waters, which rushed with the impetuosity of a maelstrom, bearing with unresistless fury, alike logs of enormous weight and the produce of orchards, gardens, etc, wool, and, it is said, the carcasses of sheep and oxen. Some idea may be formed of the extent of the inundation, when it is stated that the Clyde, the channel of which, as it passes through Bothwell, varies from twelve to twenty feet, became the width of the Derwent at Bridgewater extending on one side from the grounds of Wentworth, within a few yards of the garden to the residence of Dr Teush on the other; whose tasteful and productive garden was sadly ravaged by the destructive flood. This broad expanse, favouring the illusion, of a vast navigable river, intersecting the township, was studded with a flotilla of every tonnage, from posts and rails innumerable, to leviathan logs and huge masses of timber, which, aided by the elevation of the waters, and the course of the wind, sped onwards, breaking down every obstruction to the Falls, about two miles distant, adown which they were hurled, with the crash of thunder, to do their work of destruction in the "Lower Clyde." For some miles from its source (Lake Crescent) the banks of the Clyde are precipitous and rocky, [??] abundant outlet for the whole waters of the Lake: to these succeed lowlands, chiefly irrigated pastures, extending along the line of river, until it empties itself into the Derwent, the rains and embankments connected with which have sustained great injury. At Cluny a bank head, that has defied the hands of many years weighing in the aggregate a hundred tons, and consisting of logs of gigantic size, was early carried away, and doubtless contributed to the indiscriminate destruction that soon followed - fences and bridges giving instant way to the massive aggressors. Many houses were completely inundated, including those of Messrs Rainsford, Reigate, Horne, late Whiteway's Brewery, where a large quantity of hay was entirely spoiled. The Rev John Robertson, the Manse, Mr McDowall, Logan, which last, surrounded by water looked like  floating ark than the "Sunny Dwelling" it is wont to be. (7)

18 May 1858 - William Horne (occupier), Robert Whiteway (owner), brewery, buildings, annual rateable value £20. (8)

6 Dec 1859 - William Horne (occupier, erased), Robert Whiteway (owner), brewery, buildings, under 1 acre, annual rateable value £2 (9)

19 Nov 1861 - Robert Whiteway (owner), brewery, buildings, under 1 acre, annual rateable value £20. Robert Whiteway (owner), paddock, 1 acre, annual rateable value £5. (10)

26 Feb 1867 - Isaac Blake (occupier), executors of Robert Whiteway (owners), brewery, buildings, annual rateable value £20. (11)

11 Feb 1868 - Isaac Blake (occupier), executors of Robert Whiteway (owners), brewery, buildings, under 1 acre, annual rateable value £20. (12)

1 Mar 1870 - Isaac Blake (occupier), executors of Robert Whiteway (owners), house, garden, brewery, buildings, 1 acre, annual rateable value £40. (13)

4 Aug 1870 - Newspaper article.

MORTGAGEE AUCTION. Pursuant to the Proviso contained in an Indenture dated, the tenth day of January one thousand eight hundred and forty-six and made between George Larkins of Bothwell in Tasmania Yeoman of the one part and Henry Hopkins of Hobart Town in Tasmania Esquire and William Rout and George Washington Walker (both since deceased) of the other part. Notice is hereby given that default having been made in payment of the principal moneys secured by the said indenture it is the intention of the said Henry Hopkins to cause the lands and hereditaments comprised in the said Indenture to be exposed for sale by public auction by Messieurs Brent and Westbrook of Hobart Town Auctioneers at their mart in Collins-street on Friday the twenty-sixth day of August instant at noon with the lands and hereditaments so to be exposed for sale are described in the said indenture, as...
All that Allotment or Piece or Parcel of Land with the messuage and buildings thereon erected situate and being in the Town of Bothwell aforesaid containing one acre and twelve perches or thereabouts and bounded as follows that is to say - on the northern side by three hundred and fifty-three links along Patrick-street, on the eastern side by four hundred and thirty-four links along an allotment granted to Thomas Roadknight, on the south-west by three hundred and twelve links along that allotment, and on the west by three hundred and ninety links along an allotment by granted to the aforesaid Thomas Roadknight to Patrick-street aforesaid.
Dated this third day of August 1872. Allport, Roberts & Allport, Solicitors to the Mortgagees. (14)

26 Aug 1870 - Newspaper advertisement.

AUCTION. Friday, 26th August. Brent and Westbrook are favoured with instructions from the Mortgagees, to sell by public auction, at their mart, This Day, the 26th Oct, at 12 o'clock the Following Valuable Property...
Comprises 1a 0r 12p, having a frontage of 353 links on Patrick-street, bounded on the east by an allotment granted to Thomas Roadknight. On this lot are convenient premises, now in the occupation of Mr Isaac Blake, whose lease expires on the 1st July next, at a rental of £50 per annum.
Terms - 25 per cent cash deposit; balance by bills at 3, 6, and 9 months, bearing 7 per cent interest. Any further particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs Allport, Roberts, and Allport, Solicitors, or to the Auctioneers. (15)

27 Aug 1870 - Newspaper article.

Messrs Brent and Westbrook report a sale held by them this day, at their mart, of a property in the occupation of Mr Blake for £250. (16)

1 Sep 1871 - Executors of Robert Whiteway conveyed to Isaac Blake for £250. (17)

30 Jan 1877 - Isaac Blake (owner, occupier), house, brewery, annual rateable value £30. (18)

19 Mar 1878 - Isaac Blake (owner, occupier), house, brewery, 1 acre, annual rateable value £30. (19)

16 Feb 1886 - William Blake (occupier), Isaac Blake (owner), house, brewery, 1 acre, annual rateable value £30. (20)

21 Feb 1888 - William Blake (occupier), Isaac Blake (owner), house, brewery, 1 acre, annual rateable value £40. (21)

12 Jun 1888 - Isaac Blake conveyed the 1 acre, 1 rood, 12 perch property to his brother William Jonathan Blake for £550. (1)

14 Jan 1890 - William Blake (owner, occupier), house, brewery, 1 acre, annual rateable value £40. (22)

28 Mar 1899 - William Blake (occupier), Isaac Blake (owner), house, brewery, 1 acre, capital value £ 450, annual rateable value £36. (23)


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[1-E3, E4, G1] Arthur Crescent - 8a 0r 39p

[1-E3]. Bounded on the North by three hundred and ten links along Patrick-street to Arthur Crescent and by allotments in possession of W Harvey and George Larkins; on the West by George Larkin's allotment and a line of one hundred and ten links from the South-West angle to W Harvey's allotment to Philip Russell's boundary; on the South by Philip Russell's boundary being a straight line of five hundred and thirty links to Arthur Crescent; thence on the East by Arthur Crescent - 1 acre, 3 roods, 15 perches. (1)

[1-E4]. Bounded on the North East by eleven chains north-westerly along land granted to Thomas Roadknight commencing at the south-east angle thereof on Arthur Crescent and extending to River Street; on the South West by seven chains and thirty-seven links south-easterly in two bearings crossing in these places the old course of the River Clyde to Arthur Crescent aforesaid; thence by that crescent as now fenced to the point of commencement - 4 acres, 2 roods, 34 perches. (2)

[1-G1]. Bounded on the East by four chains and fifty-six links northerly along the pound allotment commencing at the south-west angle thereof on the south boundary of the township and extending to Arthur Crescent; thence by Arthur Crescent as now fenced south-westerly to River-street; on the West by fifty links southerly along that street; on the southerly by seven chains thirty links easterly along the before-mentioned south boundary of the township to the point of commencement - 1 acre, 2 roods, 30 perches. (2)


18 Oct 1833 - Newspaper advertisement.

CLAIM FOR GRANT. Notice is hereby given, that the undermentioned claims for grants will be forwarded for approval or investigation to the Commissioners appointed to examine applications for titles to land, on the 11th day of November next, before which day any caveat, which must be in writing, will be received in this office.
BOTHWELL. [1-E3] - Bounded on the North by 310 links along Patrick-street to Arthur Crescent and by allotments in possession of W Harvey and George Larkins; West by George Larkin's allotment and a line of 110 links from the South-West angle to W Harvey's allotment to Philip Russell's boundary; South by Philip Russell's boundary being a straight line of 530 links to Arthur Crescent; and East by Arthur Crescent.
THOMAS ROADKNIGHT - 1a 3r 15p. (3)

4 Nov 1836 - [1-E3]. The land was granted to Thomas Roadknight. (1)

2 Dec 1836 - [1-E3]. Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to Thomas Roadknight. (1)

3 Dec 1836 - [1-E3]. Thomas Roadknight conveyed to Philip Russell for £650 with £150 paid up front and the remaining £400 by a Bill of Exchange payable nine months after December 3, 1836 at the rate of 10 per centum per annum. (4)

19 May 1837 - Newspaper advertisement.

FOR SALE. In Bothwell. That neat Cottage, with gardens attached, at present occupied by Mr A Wheatley. For particulars apply to P Russell. Bothwell, May 1, 1837. (5)

1 Jan 1842 - Thomas Wigmore (occupier), Philip Russell (owner), wood house, completed. (6)

1 Sep 1849 - Newspaper advertisement.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. 21st August, 1849. Notice is hereby given, that the following claim to a Grant of Land will be ready for examination, by the Commissioners appointed for that purpose, upon or immediately after the 21st day of October next, on or before which day any caveat or counterclaim must be entered. Robert Barr. (7)

18 Mar 1850 - [1-E4]. The land was granted to Robert Barr. (2)

18 Mar 1850 - [1-G1]. The land was granted to Robert Barr. (2)

19 Mar 1850 - [1-E4]. Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to Robert Barr. (2)

19 Mar 1850 - [1-G1]. Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to Robert Barr. (2)

21 Dec 1852 - [1-E3]. Executors of Philip Russell conveyed to Robert Barr. (8)

18 May 1858 - John Robertson (occupier), Robert Barr (owner, Scotland), house, garden, land, 6 acres, annual rateable value £45. (9)

20 Nov 1860 - John Robertson (occupier), Robert Barr (owner, Scotland), house, garden, land, 6 acres, annual rateable value £45. (10)

19 Nov 1861 - John Robertson (occupier), Robert Barr (owner), house, garden, land, 6 acres, annual rateable value £45. (11)

17 Nov 1863 - John Roberton (occupier), Robert Barr (owner), house, garden, land, 6 acres, annual rateable value £45. (12)

26 May 1864 - Newspaper advertisement.

THURSDAY, 2nd June, at 12 o'clock. Township of Bothwell.
A Brick nogged Cottage, situate in the township of Bothwell, together with 8 acres and 39 perches of land, now and for some time past in the occupation of the Rev John Robertson.
MR G A KEMP is favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 2nd day of June, at 12 o'clock...
THE ABOVE-MENTIONED COTTAGE AND ALLOTMENT OF LAND, the property of Robert Barr, Esq. The whole of the land having a frontage upon Arthur Crescent, and the larger portion upon River and Patrick-streets. To those desirous of becoming possessed of a good property, well situated in the township of Bothwell, their attention is particularly directed to the above.
Title Grants. Terms-25 per cent, cash, balance at 3, 6 and 9 months, bearing interest. Further information may be obtained on application to Messrs Thos Young & Son, Solicitors, No 12, Liverpool-street, Hobart Town, or to the auctioneer. (13)

22 Aug 1864 - Robert Barr conveyed to Edward Bowden for £350. (14)

15 Nov 1864 - James Easton (occupier), Edward Bowden (owner), house, ground, under 1 acre, annual rateable value £15. (15)

15 Nov 1864 - Edward Bowden (owner), garden, paddock, 4 acres, annual rateable value £10. (16)

15 Nov 1864 - John D Wood and William B Wood (occupiers), Edward Bowden (owner), paddock, 1½ acres, annual rateable value £2. (17)

26 Feb 1867 - James Easton (occupier), Edward Bowden (owner), house, ground, annual rateable value £15. (18)

26 Feb 1867 - Edward Bowden (owner), garden, paddock, 4 acres, annual rateable value £10. (19)

26 Feb 1867 - John Dennistoun Wood (occupier, Melbourne), Edward Bowden (owner), garden, paddock, 1½ acres, annual rateable value £2. (20)

1 Mar 1870 - James Easton (occupier), Edward Bowden (owner), house, ground, annual rateable value £15. (21)

30 Jan 1877 - Edward Bowden (owner, occupier), garden, paddock, 8 acres, annual rateable value £12.(22)

19 Mar 1878 - James Easton (occupier), Edward Bowden (owner), house, ground, annual rateable value £15. (23)

19 Mar 1878 - Edward Bowden (owner), garden, paddock, 8 acres, annual rateable value £12. (24)

16 Feb 1886 - William Glyde (occupier), Edward Bowden (owner), house, annual rateable value £12. (25)

16 Feb 1886 - Edward Bowden (owner), garden, paddocks, 8 acres, annual rateable value £8. (26)

14 Jan 1890 - Robert McGowan (occupier), Edward Bowden (owner), house, annual rateable value £7. (27)

14 Jan 1890 - Edward Bowden (owner), garden, land, 8 acres, annual rateable value £8. (28)

24 Feb 1891 - Richard Bowden (occupier), Edward Bowden (owner), house, annual rateable value £12. (29)

28 Mar 1899 - Edward Bowden (owner), garden, land, 8 acres, capital value £180, annual rateable value £7. (30)

28 Mar 1899 - Edwin John Allison (occupier), Edward Bowden (owner), house, garden, ¼ acre, capital value £240, annual rateable value £20. (31).


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Sources [1-E1]

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[1-E2]

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  13. Australia, Tasmania, Government Gazette, 1833-1925, Isaac Blake, p356/1870 (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-L98F-VB3M).

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[1-E3, E4, G1]

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