Marianne Synnot (1836-1903, daughter of Captain Walter Synnot)…
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Marianne Synnot (1836-1903, daughter of Captain Walter Synnot) diary with sketches & entries from 1859-63, kept whilst she was in Tasmania, c240 pages.

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