Creator: Bright Family [ - ]
1999.0009 PAPERS OF THE BRIGHT FAMILY AND THE MANNERS SUTTON FAMILY 1495-1927 Access: Open
1. Folder of early Australian documents collected by Alfred Bright, including real samples of Ticket-of-leave, Governor's Pardon, Convict Identity documents; Cause for a lashing; 1830-1889; 2. Fifteen folders of Bright Family Papers, including land deeds, wills, indentures, letters, accounts, deeds of partnership, inventories, publications (inc. Jamaican Gazette 11 July 1754), Victorian Miner's R
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1980.0075 Papers of the Bright Family 1511-1974 Access: Open
Some records digitised and available online via Search Digitised Items at http://archives.unimelb.edu.au/
The Bright Family Papers consists of personal, financial, commercial and legal documentation relating to the Bright and Meyler families, including deeds, indentures and wills; correspondence, letterbooks and extracts; journals, ledgers, cashbooks and summaries of accounts; estate plans and inventories; pedigrees, family trees, and copies of Parish registers; folios of artwork; photographs; and so
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1994.0123 Papers of the Bright Family 1875-1875 Access: Open
Letter written on board the S.S. Great Britain from The Hon. Anna-Maria Georgiana Bright to her parents, the Viscount and Viscountess Canterbury. 30 pages.
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2010.0010 Papers of the Bright Family 1543-2008 Access: Open
Comprising land deeds, estate documents, inventories, wills, indentures, diaries, reports, correspondence, accounts, newspaper cuttings, genealogical notes, photographs, sketch, prints, amateur watercolours, maps, objects, including dies, an intaglio and seals
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2000.0025 Papers of the Bright and Manners-Sutton Families 1651-1944 Access: Open
The papers in this acquisition were created and gathered by the Manners-Sutton Family and the Bright Family.
Boxes 1 and 2 consist of documents originally stored in the black ministerial despatch box of Charles Manners-Sutton, First Viscount Canterbury and father of the Governor of Victoria, John Henry Thomas Manners-Sutton. The box was passed through the family until its contents were deposited
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