arriving at an Age that will yet require such attention and expense to form and make them good and useful members of society. We have the honour to be, Sir Your most obedient humble servants Jn: Jamison James Mileham Robt. Cartwright Mr:Minchin Mr. Cox: Thos. Moore Arch Bell Walter Lawry John Youl Chas Throsby Thomas Carne Robert Lowe Mr. Howe William Lawson John Wood George Cox’ A month later on the 23rd of September 1819 Governor Macquarie appointed the following ten men to the Committee of the Native Institution: Honorable JUSTICE FIELD. ‘The Sir JOHN JAMISON, Knt. Reverend RICHARD HILL, Assistant Chaplain, Sydney. Captain H. C. ANTILL, Major of Brigade. JOHN PIPER, Esquire, Sydney JOHN HARRIS, Esquire, Sydney JOHN OXLEY, Esquire, Sydney FREDERICK GARLING, Reverend ROBERT CARTWRIGHT, Chaplain Lieut. ARCHIBALD BELL, R. V. Corps, Richmond.’ The Reverend Richard Hill was ensconced firmly within the tent and Jamison, Cartwright and Bell, signatories to the petition opposing initiative, would keep him firmly in place. Hill’s The appears to Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge Among the “NSW Aborigines” have had a short existence. Compilation of Parramatta Native Institution Admission List: 1814 to 1820 of the Children of the Aborigines received into the Native Institution Parramatta, ‘Names since its foundation, 10 Jany. 1814 No. Date of Names. Supposed State of learning Tribe Not now in Admission ages. school 1 28 Dec 1814 Maria 13 Spells four syllables Richmond in the Bible & reads 2 " " Kitty 12 Reads & writes well Prospect " 3 " " Fanny 9 Beginning to read and Cattai Creek " spell 4 " " Friday 12 Reads & writes well Portland Head " 5 10 Jany 1815 Billy 12 d0 d0 South Creek 6 6 June 1816 Nalour Absconded 7 " " Doors d0 " 8 12 Augt " Betty Cox 15 Reads and writes well Hawkesbury
arriving at an Age that will yet require such attention and expense to form and make them good and useful members of society. We have the honour to be, Sir Your most obedient humble servants Jn: Jamison James Mileham Robt. Cartwright Mr:Minchin Mr. Cox: Thos. Moore Arch Bell Walter Lawry John Youl Chas Throsby Thomas Carne Robert Lowe Mr. Howe William Lawson John Wood George Cox’ A month later on the 23rd of September 1819 Governor Macquarie appointed the following ten men to the Committee of the Native Institution: ‘The Honorable JUSTICE FIELD. Sir JOHN JAMISON, Knt. Reverend RICHARD HILL, Assistant Chaplain, Sydney. Captain H. C. ANTILL, Major of Brigade. JOHN PIPER, Esquire, Sydney JOHN HARRIS, Esquire, Sydney JOHN OXLEY, Esquire, Sydney FREDERICK GARLING, Reverend ROBERT CARTWRIGHT, Chaplain Lieut. ARCHIBALD BELL, R. V. Corps, Richmond.’ The Reverend Richard Hill was ensconced firmly within the tent and Jamison, Cartwright and Bell, signatories to the petition opposing Hill’s initiative, would keep him firmly in place. The “NSW Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge Among the Aborigines” appears to have had a short existence. Compilation of Parramatta Native Institution Admission List: 1814 to 1820 ‘Names of the Children of the Aborigines received into the Native Institution Parramatta, since its foundation, 10 Jany. 1814 No. Date of Admission Names. Supposed ages. State of learning Tribe Not now in school 1 28 Dec 1814 Maria 13 Spells four syllables in the Bible & reads Richmond 2 " " " Kitty 12 Reads & writes well Prospect 3 " " " Fanny 9 Beginning to read and spell Cattai Creek 4 " " " Friday 12 Reads & writes well Portland Head 5 10 Jany 1815 Billy 12 d0 d0 South Creek 6 6 June 1816 Nalour Absconded 7 " " " Doors d0 8 12 Augt " Betty Cox 15 Reads and writes well Hawkesbury
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