Hann Family Hann Family Archive. [Archive] (Unpublished)
Summary
The Hann family came to North Queensland from Mannus Station in Victoria. This collection of diaries covers the last year at Mannus as well as the pioneering days at Bluff Downs (Qld) and, from 1870, at Maryvale (Qld). The records of the 1872 William Hann expedition that went as far as Princess Charlotte Bay are included.
List of this archive's contents
Additional Information
Special Collection items may be used on the Library premises by visiting the appropriate Reading Rooms during opening hours. Digital copies of selected items from this Archive will be made available through the repository as copyright or other restrictions allow.
References
Related publications held in the NQ Collection at James Cook University Library:
Clarke, H. (1982). Expedition of exploration to the Endeavour River, Cape York Peninsula, 1872, William Hann: Reconstructed from his diary and two notebooks. Townsville, Australia: James Cook University of North Queensland.
Clarke, H. (1989). The Hann family diaries. Townsville, Australia: James cook University of North Queensland.
Hann, J. (1975). Joseph Hann and family: Settlement in North Queensland. Townsville, Australia: James Cook University.
Neal, J. C. (1984). Beyond the Burdekin: Pioneers, prospectors, pastoralists: A History of the Dalrymple Shire, 1879-1979. Charters Towers, Australia: Mimosa Press Publishers.
Queensland Parliament. (1873). Copy of the diary of the northern expedition under the leadership of Mr William Hann. Brisbane, Australia: Government Printer.
Queensland Parliament. (1873). Report from Mr W. Hann, leader of the northern expedition party. Brisbane, Australia: Government Printer.
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