Scope and contents
Diary is hand-bound in fabric. Commences with New Year's celebrations and horse races attended by Scotch and Irish immigrants at Lal Lal falls; Jenkins suspects bush fires are caused by swagmen in retaliation for being turned away; sheep die in the drought; Jenkins attends the eisteddfod in Ballarat; he visits Ballarat to hear the Rev. Thomas Jones preach; several letters by him are published in Geelong newspapers; he suffers with toothache; he leaves the farm where he has been working for the last two years; he has an operation on his bladder in Ballarat; he visits his friend David Evans in Rheola.
Dates
- Creation: 1878 January 1-1878 December 31
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Use of this work allowed provided the creator and SLV acknowledged.
Copyright status
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Repository details
Part of the Australian Manuscripts Collection, State Library Victoria Repository
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