non-fictionCensus of New South Wales November 1828 with details like Born in the Colony, Came Free, Free by Servitude, Absolute Pardons, Conditional Pardon, Ticket of leave, Convict, Colonial Sentence and Government Servantnew south wales census 1828, november 1828

non-fictionCensus of New South Wales in Alphabetical order. It also has names with ages, what ship they arrived on and when. Who their employer was and occupation. New South Wales Index of Corrigenda & Addendanew south wales census 1828, new south wales census index 1828

William Ford served as a Councillor from 1862 to 1869. He was Mayor of the Borough of St Kilda in 1865-1866 and also for part of the 1866-67 term after his successor in the role, James Turner, died in office. William Detmold (17 October 1828 - 4 August 1884) was a noted German-born Australian bookbinder, printer and stationer.Hand written and illustrated certificate mounted in large letter-bound binder embossed in goldOn binder cover: Presented to Councillor William Ford by the Borough Council of St Kilda 21st November 1866. W. Detmold Bookbinder Melbourne. Certificate: At the Annual Meeting of the Council of the Borough of St Kilda held in the Town Hall at Noon on Wednesday the 21st of November 1866 It was Resolved that the Thanks of the Council be presented to the Ex Mayor Councillor William Ford for the courteous and able manner in which he has presided over its deliberations and for the punctual efficient and honourable discharge of his duties as the Chief Magistrate of this Boroughst kilda mayor william ford, borough of st kilda, william detmold