This object is an indenture between Ezekiel Cole and Kenneth M. which was been torn into three fragments. The support is a cream colored piece of paper. The medium is a black printed ink. Black handwritten ink rendered in cursive has been used to fill in the fields.
001.2.32.8a contains the majority of the document's body; the words "signed sealed and d" appear at the bottom of the front in a decorative printed script rendered in black ink.
001.2.32.8b is a single page. It contains the title page on the reverse which is upside-down in relation to the primary text. The name Ezekiel Cole is visible at the bottom.
001.2.32.8c is a single page. It contains the word "sixteenth" written by hand in a brown ink, rendered in cursive at the top.
Context
This object is significant as it is likely associated with Jackson Stitt due to the fact it was contained in a folio with documents associated with this individual. Further research is required to establish a definitive link. Regardless, this object is significant as it pertains to historical land ownership in the Goulbourn area as well as providing names of individuals living within the community.
Collection
Artefact Collection: Primary
Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
Indenture
Nomenclature Sub-Class
Legal Documents
Nomenclature Class
Documentary Objects
Nomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication Objects
Search Terms
Ezekiel Cole, Indenture, Kenneth Cole
Dimensions
Height
20 cm
Width
8.5 cm
Dimension Notes
2022-01-28
All fragments of equal overall dimension.
