Map 1
Section H

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
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[1-H1] High Street - 0a 1r 13p

Bounded on the North by one hundred and eleven links along High Street; on the West by three chains along Williams Street; on the South by one hundred and eleven links along allotment No 15; and on the East by three chains along allotment No 2 to High St - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)


July 27, 1838 - Newspaper article.

TITLE DEEDS. Deeds of grant in favour of the individual mentioned are now ready to be issued on payment of the amount due thereon to the Crown.
BOTHWELL. LANDS SOLD. Robert Patterson - Section H, Lot 2, 1 rood, 13 perches. (2)

August 1, 1839 - The land was granted to Robert Patterson. (1)

August 26, 1839 - Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to Robert Patterson upon receipt of £5 paid to the Crown. (1)

May 10, 1845 - Robert Patterson conveyed to Edward Bowden for £16 10s, which was paid to Cornelius Driscoll, assignee for Robert Patterson, and 5s paid to Robert Patterson - sum includes [1-H15]. (3)

For more information go to [1-H1, H2, H15] High St.

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[1-H2] High Street - 0a 1r 13p

Bounded on the North by one hundred and eleven links along High Street; on the West by three chains along allotment No 1; on the South by one hundred and eleven links along allotments 15 and 11; and on the East by three chains along allotment No 3 to High St - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)


July 9, 1838 - The land was granted to Edward Bowden for £8. (1)

July 27, 1838 - Newspaper article.

TITLE DEEDS. Deeds of grant in favour of the individual mentioned are now ready to be issued on payment of the amount due thereon to the Crown.
BOTHWELL. LANDS SOLD. Edward Bowden - Section H, Lot 2, 1 rood, 13 perches. (2)

February 16, 1839 - Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to Edward Bowden upon receipt of £8 paid to the Crown. (1)

January 1, 1842 - Empty, Edward Bowden (owner), brick, unfinished. (3)

For more information go to [1-H1, H2, H15] High St.

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[1-H1, H2, H15] High Street - 0a 3r 39p

[1-H1] - Bounded on the North by one hundred and eleven links along High Street; on the West by three chains along Williams Street; on the South by one hundred and eleven links along allotment No 15; and on the East by three chains along allotment No 2 to High St - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)

[1-H2] - Bounded on the North by one hundred and eleven links along High Street; on the West by three chains along allotment No 1; on the South by one hundred and eleven links along allotments 15 and 11; and on the East by three chains along allotment No 3 to High St - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)

[1-H15] - Bounded on the South by one hundred and sixty-six and a half links along Franklin Street; on the West by two chains along Williams Street; on the North by one hundred and sixty-six and a half links along allotment No 1 and partly along allotment No 2; and on the East by two chains along allotment No 14 to Franklin St - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)


May 18, 1858 - Edward Bowden Snr (owner, occupier), house, annual rateable value £20. (2)

Aft September 21, 1858 - Edward Bowden bequeathed the property to his wife Diana Bowden. Upon her death, to be bequeathed to their daughter, Annie (Bowden) Goddard. (3)

December 21, 1858 - Mrs Diana Bowden (owner, inserted), house, annual rateable value £20. (4)

November 20, 1860 - George Goddard (occupier), Mrs Diana Bowden (owner), house, garden, annual rateable value £20. (5)

November 19, 1861 - George Goddard (occupier), Mrs Diana Bowden (owner), house, garden, annual rateable value £20. (6)

Aft November 28, 1866 - The property was transferred from the estate of Diana (Ayres) Bowden to her daughter, Annie (Bowden) Goddard. (7)

February 26, 1867 - George Goddard (occupier) Mrs Annie Bowden (owner), house, ground, annual rateable value £20. (8)

March 1, 1870 - Mrs Annie Goddard (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual rateable value £20. (9)

February 7, 1871 - Mrs Annie Goddard (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual rateable value £20. (10)

March 19, 1878 - William Henry Jones (occupier), Mrs Annie Jones (owner), house, annual rateable value £20.1 (11)

Aft June 15, 1883 - The property was transferred from the estate of Annie (Bowden/Goddard) Jones to her husband, William Henry Jones. (7)

October 1, 1883 - William Henry Jones conveyed to George Goddard and Edward Bowden Goddard as trustees for the beneficiaries of Annie (Bowden) Goddard. (7)

May 14, 1885 - Newspaper article.

REAL PROPERTY ACT. Fronting on High-street, William-street, and on Franklin Streets respectively, and bounded by land granted to Edward Bowden and by land purchased by Thomas Frederick Marzetti. Originally granted to Robert Patterson. GEORGE GODDARD and EDWARD BOWDEN GODDARD, (Application 2278), 13th day of June, 1885. (12)

July 14, 1885 - Certificate of title registered to George Goddard, a carpenter living in Hobart and Edward Bowden Goddard, a carpenter living in Bothwell. (13)

January 14, 1890 - Edward Bowden Goddard (owner, occupier), house, annual rateable value £20. (14)

September 24, 1895 - George Goddard and Edward Bowden Goddard conveyed a portion of the property measuring 1 rood, 24 perches to Clara (Shipley) Goddard for £147. (13)

October 2, 1895 - Edward Bowden Goddard conveyed his share of the remaining property, measuring 1 rood, 20 perches, to his brother George Goddard for £75. (13)


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[1-H3, H4] High Street - 0a 2r 26p

[1-H3] - Bounded on the North by one hundred and eleven links along High Street; on the West by three chains along Allotment No 2; on the South by one hundred and eleven links along Allotment No 14; and thence on the East by three chains along Allotment No 4 to High Street - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)

[1-H4] - Bounded on the North by one hundred and eleven links along High Street; on the West by three chains along Allotment No 3; on the South by one hundred and eleven links along Allotment No 13; and thence on the East by three chains along Allotment No 5 to High Street - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)

July 11, 1838 - Land granted to Henry Mylam Cockerill for £10 15s. (1)

December 8, 1840 - Newspaper advertisement.

FOR SALE. To be sold or exchanged for cultivated or uncultivated Land, in Van Diemen's Land, the following Properties on the Bothwell township - Four allotments - [1-H3, H4], [1-H5, H6], nearly one acre and a half, forming a garden and in full crop, and full of trees, &c. (2)

September 15, 1842 - Title Deed enrolled and recorded to Henry Mylam Cockerill for £10 15s duly paid to the Crown. (1)

February 11, 1856 - Newspaper advertisement.

FOR SALE. Valuable House and Allotment for sale by Messrs Brent & Westbrook on Monday, the 3rd of March on the lot at Bothwell. A Weather-boarded Cottage of two rooms, and half an acre of garden ground, in the township of Bothwell, and adjoining the residence of Mr Edward Bowden. (3)

April 25, 1856 - Henry Mylam Cockerill conveyed to Charles Thorpe for £55. (4)

May 18, 1858 - Charles Thorpe (owner, occupier), house, annual value £8. (5)

April 16, 1863 - [1-H4] High St. 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 13p. Fronting upon High-street, formerly granted to Henry Mylam Cockerill. Charles Thorpe, 14th May, 1863. (6)

Bef June 22, 1863 - [1-H4] High St - Charles Thorpe conveyed to William Wilby, but a conveyance has not been located - 0a 1r 13p. (7)

For more information see [1-H3] High St and [1-H4] High St.

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[1-H3] High Street - 0a 1r 13p

Bounded on the North by one hundred and eleven links along High Street; West by three chains along Allotment No 2; South by one hundred and eleven links along Allotment No 14; and East by three chains along Allotment No 4 to High Street - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)

February 26, 1867 - Charles Thorpe (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual value £8. (2)

March 1, 1870 - Charles Thorpe (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual value £8. (3)

November 28, 1872 - Newspaper advertisement.

RECORDER OF TITLES, OFFICE, TASMANIA. Real Property Act Notices. 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 1r 13p. Fronting upon High-street and adjoining lands belonging to John White, John Davis, and Annie Goddard respectively. Originally granted to Henry Mylam Cockerill. Charles Thorpe, (Application 1409), 21st December, 1872. (4)

Bef January 16, 1873 - Charles Thorpe conveyed to Simon Arnett however a conveyance has not been located. (5)

January 16, 1873 - Certificate of Title registered to Simon Arnett. (5)

December 3, 1873 - Simon Arnett leased the property to Charles and Jane Thorpe for life. (5)

February 3, 1874 - Charles Thorpe (occupier), Simon Arnett (owner), house, annual value £8. (6)

March 9, 1878 - James Whiteway (occupier), Simon Arnett (owner), house, annual value £8. (7)

March 18, 1880 - Mortgage produced from Simon Arnett to Frederick Synnot to secure £300 for five properties - 26a 0r 8½p - [1-H3], [1-I8.1], [1-A16], [2-Gg2], [2-Xx, Yy]. Date appointed for redemption February 4, 1883. Rate of interest £8 per centum per annum payable half yearly on the 4th days of August and February. (5)

November 18, 1885 - Upon the death of Frederick Synnot, the mortgage of Simon Arnett and the Certificate of Title was transferred to the executors of his will being William Nicholas, of Nant, and George William Fletcher, of New Town. (5)

April 11, 1889 - William Nicholas and George William Fletcher endorsed the transfer of the mortgage to the Perpetual Trustees, Executors and Agency Company of Tasmania Limited. (5)

January 14, 1890 - Simon Arnett (owner), land, 26 acres, annual value £8 - [1-H3], [1-I8.1], [2-Xx, Yy]. (8)

July 19, 1900 - The Perpetual Trustees, Executors and Agency Company of Tasmania Limited conveyed the property to Charles David Medhurst for £26 in Exercise of the Power of Sale. (5)

September 14, 1900 - Certificate of Title registered to Charles David Medhurst. (9)

November 24, 1924 - Charles David Medhurst (owner, occupier), house, shop, garden, annual value £26.

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[1-H4] High Street - 0a 1r 13p

Bounded on the North by one hundred and eleven links along High Street; on the West by three chains along allotment No 3; on the South by one hundred and eleven links along allotment No 13; and thence on the East by three chains along allotment No 4 to High Street - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)

April 16, 1863 - 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 13p. Fronting upon High-street, formerly granted to Henry Mylam Cockerill. Charles Thorpe, 14th May, 1863. (2)
June 1863 - Charles Thorpe conveyed to William Wilby however a conveyance has not been located. (3)

June 22, 1863 - Certificate of Title registered to William Wilby. (3)

November 15, 1864 - William Wilby (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual value £7. (4)

February 26, 1867 - Jane Smith (occupier), William Wilby (owner), house, ground, annual value £8. (5)

September 24, 1868 - William Wilby conveyed to John White and Simon Arnett. (3)

September 30, 1868 - Certificate of Title registered to John White and Simon Arnett. (6)

February 2, 1869 - John White and Simon Arnett leased the property to William and Mary Wilby for their lives. (6)

June 27, 1870 - Simon Arnett conveyed his share to John White, together with other land, for £50 -[1-4], [1-9], [1-H4]. (6)

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

March 19, 1878 - Eliza Smith (occupier), John White (owner), house, annual value £5. (8)

January 14, 1890 - Eliza Smith (occupier), John White (owner), house, annual value £5. (9)

February 19, 1895 - Eliza Smith (occupier), John White (owner), house, annual value £5. (10)

March 28, 1899 - Eliza Smith (occupier), John White (owner), cottage, land, capital value £100, annual value £8. (11)

March 1, 1905 - Property transferred from the estate of John White to his daughter-in-law Beatrice Edith (North) White. (12)

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[1-H5, H6] High Street - 0a 2r 26p

[1-H5] - Bounded on the North by one hundred and eleven links along High Street; on the West by three chains along Allotment 4; on the South by one hundred and eleven links along Allotments No 13 & 12; and on the East by three chains along Allotment No 6 to High Street - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)

[1-H6] - Bounded on the North by one hundred and eleven links along High Street; on the West by three chains along Allotment 5; on the South by one hundred and eleven links along Allotment No 12; and on the East by three chains along Allotment No 7 to High Street - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)

July 9, 1838 - Land granted to Phineas Moss for £11. (2)

May 9, 1840 - Phineas Moss conveyed to Henry Mylam Cockerill for £18. (1)

December 8, 1840 - Newspaper advertisement.

FOR SALE. To be sold or exchanged for cultivated or uncultivated Land, in Van Diemen's Land, the following Properties on the Bothwell township - Four allotments - [1-H3], [1-H4], [1-H5], [1-H6]), nearly one acre and a half, forming a garden and in full crop, and full of trees, &c. The above will be sold or exchanged, with or without the crops. Grants will be given with the whole. Application to be made to H M Cockerill, Bothwell Castle Inn, or to Mr Vincent, Bagdad Hotel. Every accommodation will be afforded as to terms of payment. (3)

September 15, 1842 - Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to Phineas Moss upon receipt of £11 duly paid to the Crown. (2)

February 29, 1856 - Newspaper advertisement.

BOTHWELL. Messrs Brent & Westbrook (Successors to Mr T Y Lowes) are instructed by H M Cockerill to Sell by Public Auction, on the respective lots in Bothwell, on Monday, the 3rd March, 1856, at one o'clock. Lot 7 - Contains Half an Acre of Land, well fenced, and in excellent condition. Terms - Twenty per cent, cash deposit at the time of sale; the remainder by bills at three, six, nine, and twelve months, bearing Bank interest and secured on the property. For further particulars apply to Messrs Allport, Roberts and Allport, Solicitors; or to the Auctioneers, at their Mart in Murray Street. (4)

May 8, 1856 - Henry Mylam Cockerill conveyed to Richard Allen for £35. (5)

May 18, 1858 - James Whiteway (occupier), Richard Allen (owner), house, ground, annual value £10. (6)

November 19, 1861 - James Whiteway (occupier), Richard Allen (owner), house, ground, annual value £10. (7)

November 15, 1864 - James Whiteway (occupier), Richard Allen (owner), house, ground, annual value £10. (8)

February 26, 1867 - John Cooper (occupier), Richard Allen Snr (owner), house, annual value £10. (9)

September 8, 1874 - John Cooper (occupier, erased), Richard Allen Snr (owner), house, garden, annual value £10. (10)

September 8, 1874 - William Dalby (occupier, inserted), Richard Allen Snr (owner), house, garden, annual value £10. (11)

March 19, 1878 - William Dalby (occupier), Richard Allen Snr (owner), house, annual value £10. (12)

November 27, 1882 - Property transferred from the estate of Richard Allen to his daughter Annie Marie (Allen) Sealy. (13)

December 24, 1886 - Newspaper article.

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 2r 26p. Fronting on High street and bounded by land belonging to John White and John Davis respectively. Originally granted to Phineas Moss. Annie Sealy, (Application 2391), 14th day of January, 1887. (14)

Bef January 21, 1887 - Annie (Allen) Sealy conveyed to John White for £100, but a conveyance has not been located. (15)

January 21, 1887 - Certificate of Title registered to John White. (15)

January 14, 1890 - George Wilby (occupier), John White (owner), house, annual value £10. (16)

March 8, 1899 - Frederick Cooper (occupier), John White (owner), cottage, garden, capital value £150, annual value £10. (17)

March 8, 1905 - Property transferred from the estate of John White to his daughter Ada (White) Weaver. (15)

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[1-H7, H8] High Street - 0a 2r 26p

[1-H7] - Bounded on the North by one hundred and eleven links along High Street; West by three chains along allotment No 6; South by one hundred and eleven links along allotment No 11; and East by three chains along allotment No 8 to High Street - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)

[1-H8] - Bounded on the North by one hundred and eleven links along High Street; West by three chains along allotment No 7; South by one hundred and eleven links along allotment No 11; and East by three chains along allotment No 9 to High Street - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)

July 11, 1838 - Land granted to John McRa - 0a 2r 26p. (1)

September 22, 1842 - Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to John McRa for £10 15s. (1)

February 20, 1844 - Henry Wilkinson, permanent assignee of the estate and effects of John McRa, conveyed to James Gill for £16 - [1-H7, H8] - 0a 2r 26p; [1-I7, I8, I9] - 0a 3r 33p. (2)

May 26, 1848 - James Gill conveyed to James King for £10. (3)

Bef November 17, 1863 - James King conveyed to Richard Allen, but a conveyance has not been located. (4)

November 17, 1863 - Richard Allen (owner), cultivated land, 10½ acres, annual value £5 - [1-H7,H8], [2-Bb3]. (4)

September 24, 1866 - 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 - Section H, Lots 7 & 8 - 0a 2r 26p. Fronting upon High-street, adjoining lands owned or occupied respectively by William Berry, Richard Allen, and the Trustees of the Baptist Community. Originally granted to John McRae. Richard Allen, 13th October, 1866. (5)

October 31,1866 - Property transferred from Richard Allen and the Certificate of Title registered to his daughter Mary (Allen) White. (6)

February 26, 1867 - James Whiteway (occupier), Richard Allen (owner), house, ground, annual value £8. (7)

March 1, 1870 - William Nobes (occupier), Mary White (owner), house, ground, annual value £7 16s. (8)

February 7, 1871 - William Nobes (occupier), Mary White (owner), house, ground, annual value £7 10s. (9)

February 20, 1872 - William Davis (occupier), Mary White (owner), house, garden, annual value £7 10s. (10)

February 3, 1874 - Empty, John White (owner), house, annual value £5 4s. (11)

March 22, 1881 - Charles Gossage Jnr (occupier), Mary White (owner), house, garden, annual value £15. (12)

October 11, 1887 - Mary (Allen) White conveyed to Peter Davie Jnr for £200. (6)

November 5, 1887 - Mortgage produced from Peter Davie to The Tasmanian Permanent Building Society to secure £150 by monthly payments of £1 13s 6d on the second Tuesday in each month for twelve years commencing for the date hereof. (6)

January 14, 1890 - Peter Davie (owner, occupier), house, annual value £14. (13)

February 16, 1892 - Peter Davie (owner, occupier), house, annual value £14. (14)

October 18, 1898 - Mortgage of £150 transferred from the Tasmanian Permanent Building Society to the National Mutual Life Association of Australasia. (6)

March 28, 1899 - Peter Davie (owner, occupier), house, garden, capital value £180, annual value £12. (15)

November 16, 1899 - Discharge of the mortgage for £150 from The National Mutual Life Association of Australasia upon receipt for the whole of the money thereby secured. (6)

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[1-H10, H11, H12, H13, H14] Franklin Street - 1a 2r 25p

[1-H10] - Bounded on the East by two chains along George Street; on the South by one hundred and sixty-six and a half link along Franklin Street; on the West by two chains along Allotment No 11; thence on the North by one hundred and sixty-six and a half link along Allotments No 8 and 9 to George Street - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)

[1-H11, H12, H13, H14] - Bounded on the South by six hundred and sixty-six links along Franklin Street; one the West by two chains along Allotment No 12; on the North by six hundred and sixty-six links along Allotment No 7 and 8; thence on the East by two chains along Allotment No 10 to Franklin Street - 1 acre, 1 rood, 12 perches. (2)

July 9, 1838 - [1-H10]. Land granted to John Young for £5 - 0a 1r 13p. (1)

May 27, 1839 - [1-H10]. Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to John Young upon receipt of £5 duly paid to the Crown - 0a 1r 13p. (1)

July 11, 1839 - [1-H11, H12, H13, H14]. Land granted to Thomas Frederick Marzetti for £20. (2)

July 13, 1839 - [1-H11, H12, H13, H14]. Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to Thomas Frederick Marzetti upon receipt of £20 duly paid to the Crown. (2)

June 29, 1846 - [1-H11, H12, H13, H14]. Thomas Frederick Marzetti conveyed to Charles Swanston. (3)

June 26, 1849 - [1-H11, H12, H13, H14]. Charles Swanston conveyed to Edward Andrews for £21 with a further 10s paid to Charles Swanson and to John Dobson. (4)

Bef May 18, 1858 - [1-H11, H12, H13, H14]. Edward Andrews conveyed to William Berry, but a conveyance has not been located. (5)

May 18, 1858 - [1-H11]. William Barnsley (occupier), William Berry (owner), house, ground, less than 1 acre, annual value £9. (5)

December 21, 1858 - [1-H11]. William Barnsley (occupier, erased), William Berry (owner), house, ground, annual value £9. (6)

December 21, 1858 - [1-H11]. Samuel Pitt (occupier, inserted), William Berry (owner), house, ground, annual value £9. (7)

December 6, 1859 - [1-H11]. Samuel Pitt (occupier, erased), William Berry (owner), house, ground, annual value £9. (8)

December 6, 1859 - [1-H11]. William Berry (owner, inserted), house, ground, annual value £9. (9)

November 19, 1861 - [1-H11]. William Berry (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual value £9. (10)

February 26, 1867 - [1-H12, H13, H14]. John Davis (owner), allotment, 0a 3r 39p, annual value £1 10s. (11)

February 6, 1867 - [1-H11]. William Berry (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual value £8. (12)

February 27, 1867 - [1-H12, H13, H14]. 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 - Section H - 0a 3r 39p. Fronting upon Franklin-street adjoining land owned or occupied respectively by George Goddard, Charles Thorpe, William Wilby, Richard Allen and William Berry. Part of 1a 1r 12p granted to Thomas Frederick Marzetti. William Berry, 30th March, 1867. (13)

Bef April 26, 1867 - [1-H12, H13, H14]. William Berry conveyed to John Davis as a beneficial owner, but a conveyance has not been located - 0a 3r 39p. (14)

April 26, 1867 - [1-H12, H13, H14]. Certificate of Title registered to John Davis - 0a 3r 39p. (14)

Bef February 11, 1868 - [1-H11]. William Berry conveyed to John Davis as a beneficial owner, but a conveyance has not been located - 0a 1r 13p. (15)

February 11, 1868 - [1-H11]. James Whiteway (occupier), John Davis (owner), house, ground, under 1 acre, annual value £8. (15)

December 10, 1873 - [1-H10]. Property transferred from the estate of John Young to the Trustees being William Tarleton and John King. (16)

February 3, 1874 - [1-H11]. James Whiteway (occupier), John Davis (owner), house, ground, under 1 acre, annual value £12. (17)

August 24, 1876 - [1-H10]. 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 - Section H, Lot 10 - 0a 1r 13p. Fronting upon George and Franklin-streets, adjoining Lots 8, 9, and 11. Originally granted to John Young. William Tarleton and John King, (Application 1694), 23rd September, 1876. (18)

Bef October 4, 1876 - [1-H10]. William Tarleton and John King, executors of John Young, conveyed to John Davis. (19)

October 4, 1876 - [1-H10]. Certificate of Title registered to John Davis - 0a 1r 13p. (19)

March 19, 1878 - [1-H10, H11, H12, H13, H14]. John Davis (occupier, owner), house, land, 1 acre, annual value £8. (20)

February 14, 1879 - [1-H10, H11, H12, H13, H14]. Newspaper advertisement.

AUCTION. Roberts and Co, instructed by the owner, Mr John Davis, will submit to public competition at their mart, Murray-street, on Tuesday, 25th February, 1879, at 12 o'clock, the Weatherboard Cottage standing on two acres of land, and fronting on Franklin Street in the thriving township of Bothwell, as now occupied by the proprietor. Attached to the premises is a weatherboard stable, piggeries, etc. The land is in first rate order, and as a snug serviceable property there are few in the township to equal it. Terms at sale. (21)

February 25, 1879 - [1-H10, H11, H12, H13, H14]. John Davis (occupier, owner), house, land, 1 acre, annual value £8. (22)

February 7, 1885 - [1-H10, H11, H12, H13, H14]. John Finley (occupier), John Davis (owner, New Zealand), house, 2 acres, annual value £10. (23)

January 14, 1890 - [1-H10, H11, H12, H13, H14]. John Finley (occupier), John Davis (owner, New Zealand), house, 2 acres, annual value £10. (24)

August 12, 1891 - [1-H10, H11, H12, H13, H14]. Newspaper advertisement.

AUCTION. PROPERTY AT BOTHWELL. Roberts and Company are favoured with instructions to sell by auction, at the Castle Inn, Bothwell, on Friday, August 21, at 12 o clock, the following very Desirable Property - A Convenient Cottage in the township, belonging to Mr John Davis, which always commands a good tenant. (25)

July 28, 1892 - [1-H11]. John Davis conveyed to James Williams for £50 - 0a 1r 13p. (26)

September 8, 1892 - [1-H10]. John Davis conveyed to James Williams for £10 - 0a 1r 13p. (27)

September 8, 1892 - [1-H12, H13, H14]. John Davis conveyed to James Williams for £50 - 0a 3r 39p. (28)

September , 1892 - [1-H10, H12, H13, H14]. Certificate of Title registered to James Williams - 1a 1r 12p. (29)

All further entries are for [1-H10, H11, H12, H13, H14].

March 28, 1899 - John Cooper (occupier), James Williams (owner), cottage, garden, 2 acres, capital value £200, annual value £10. (30)

May 20, 1899 - Newspaper article.

THE NEW ASSESSMENTS. Appeals Heard at Bothwell. A sitting of the Supreme Court was held at Bothwell on Thursday, 18th inst, when the following appeals against the local assessment roll were heard and determined by His Honor Mr Justice Mcintyre... Cottage, Franklin-street (James Williams), from £200 to £150 capital value and £10 annual value, upheld. (31)

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[1-H15] High Street - 0a 1r 13p

Bounded on the South by one hundred and sixty-six and a half links along Franklin Street; on the West by two chains along Williams Street; on the North by one hundred and sixty-six and a half links along allotment No 1 and partly along allotment No 2; and on the East by two chains along allotment No 14 to Franklin St - 1 rood, 13 perches. (1)


July 27, 1838 - Newspaper article.

TITLE DEEDS. Deeds of grant in favour of the individual mentioned are now ready to be issued on payment of the amount due thereon to the Crown.
BOTHWELL. LANDS SOLD. Robert Patterson - Section H, Lot 15, 1 rood, 13 perches. (2)

August 1, 1839 - The land was granted to Robert Patterson. (1)

August 26, 1839 - Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to Robert Patterson upon receipt of £5 paid to the Crown. (1)

May 10, 1845 - Robert Patterson conveyed to Edward Bowden for £16 10s, which was paid to Cornelius Driscoll, assignee for Robert Patterson, and 5s paid to Robert Patterson - sum includes [1-H1]. (3)

For more information go to [1-H1, H2, H15] High St.

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