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Letters from Victorian pioneers, being a series of papers on the early occupation of the colony, the aborigines, etc

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Supports: 3 published claims about Williamstown
Original: https://archive.org/details/lettersfromvicto00publiala (on archive.org)

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they were landed at Williamstown, Port Phillip, where I found several, if not all, of the first settlers, with their flocks
- c/18R8-N3 The writer reports that in May 1836 his sheep, and the flocks of several earlier settlers, were landed at Williamstown and kept by shepherds near the beach.
we bought about 2,000 sheep, which, after great trouble and delay, we landed at Williamstown
- c/3FYY-SX The writer reports landing about 2,000 sheep, and some fifteen horses, at Williamstown in 1839.
would be a thriving town- ship but for the want of fresh water, of which none has been found
- c/RDC8-ZQ The writer describes Williams Town at Gellibrand's Point, across from the anchorage, and reports that no fresh water had been found there, so water was brought by boat from Melbourne.

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