Series:
General Letterbooks.
Series Number:
Access:
Open
Start Date:
17 May 1824
End Date:
16 Jun 1826
Creating Agency:
Colonial Secretary's Office (1) (TA151) | 01 Jan 1825 | 31 Dec 1856 |
Related Series:
CSO1 General Correspondence. | 01 Jan 1824 | 31 Dec 1836 |
Subsequent Series:
CSO36 Letterbooks of Correspondence addressed to the Commandant, Launceston. | 04 May 1826 | 25 Jan 1841 |
CSO37 Letterbook of Correspondence addressed to the Lieutenant-Governor. | 07 May 1826 | 16 Jun 1832 |
CSO38 Letterbook of Correspondence addressed to the Surveyor-General. | 04 May 1826 | 15 Dec 1828 |
CSO39 Letterbook of Correspondence addressed to the Colonial Architect. | 11 May 1826 | 30 Aug 1827 |
CSO43 Letterbook of Correspondence addressed to the Commandant, Macquarie Harbour. | 22 Jan 1830 | 10 Dec 1833 |
CSO44 Letterbook of Correspondence about Clerical and Educational Matters. | 29 Mar 1830 | 08 Jul 1841 |
CSO45 Letterbook of Correspondence addressed to the Manager, Van Diemens Land Company. | 06 Mar 1826 | 12 Jul 1828 |
CSO47 Letterbook concerning Roads and Bridges, Mainly addressed to the Inspector of Roads. | 14 Dec 1827 | 21 Mar 1835 |
CSO84 Letterbook of Memoranda addressed to the Principal Superintendent of Convicts. | 25 Apr 1828 | 21 Sep 1829 |
Series notes:
Copies of outward letters were not as a rule filed with the inward. This applies to the general correspondence records until 1841. Apart from the Lieutenant-Governor's and the Colonial Secretary's minutes of instruction on the inward letters, in a large number of cases, and particularly when the reply was considered of more than normal importance, the outward letters were copied into letterbooks. This series of general letterbooks was the only one kept until c.May, 1826, when the differentiation described in the Introductory Note to this Part was made. The letters in these letterbooks after that time were re-entered in the appropriate letterbooks, see CSO 36, CSO 37, CSO 38, CSO 43, CSO 44, CSO 45, CSO 47, CSO 84. Each of the volumes in this series except the first has its own index, with entries under the names of individuals and officials, and sub-entries if there is more than one letter.
These records are part of the holdings of the Tasmanian Archives
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