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Receipt for Funeral Services 1875. Photocopy.Detailed receipt from William Grover, Builder and Undertaker, to Elzabeth Wright for her funeral costs 07/09/1875. Payment recorded from Mr. George Wright 27/10/1875.

Essay on Benjamin Baxter and Family 1971Details Benjamin Baxter’s life from his arrival in Victoria from England in 1836. Includes his family, property and public positions. Other settler families are mentioned including Sage and Scott.

Article, on the story of Benjamin Baxter as told by Matron SageDetails Benjamin Baxter’s term as Melbourne’s first Post Master, his property and involvement in aspects of life in Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula. It is stated on Page 3 that Matron Sage supplied the information. She is a direct descendant of Benjamin Baxter.

Essay, “Voyaging to Australia on the Clifton", by W.E. Masters. Copy.Description of voyaging from England to Victoria in the ship “Clifton” and others between 1848 and c.1852. Includes names of passengers and shipboard life.

Essay, "Clondrisse", 1844, 1915 and 1966Essay containing details the history of “Clondrisse”, a house built in 1844 at Cape Schank, Mornington Peninsula. Includes associated families and life on the property.

Essays, “James Hearn's Mount Martha Sheep Station” by F.S. Wright. (1969, 1973,1974)The three booklets are different versions of the history of the Mount Martha Sheep Station. Includes some history of Hann and Hearn Families. Includes map of Mount Martha Station.

Information Sheet, Hartley CottageLimited information about the history of Hartley Cottage, Mt Eliza 1866.

Information Sheet, Moondah GatehouseThe history of the Moondah Gatehouse, Mt Eliza. Includes later involvement by Reginald Ansett and The Australian Administrative Staff College.

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