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Pages 200-274 are missing from this document. - For an overview of the work of Neave and Robson in Australia, see: William Nicolle Oats, A
Question of Survival: Quakers in Australia in the Nineteenth Century (St Lucia: University of
Queensland Press, 1985), pp. 272-275.
The following transcript was made in 1963
from the original journals, in two volumes, which
were then in the possession of a descendant of Walter Robson. A microfilm copy of the
manuscript is held in the Friends' House Library in London (MIC 206), along with a copy of
the transcript (L 092.3 ROB).
Robson's journal complements the journal simultaneously written by Joseph James Neave.
Neave's journal is preserved in the Mitchell Library, Sydney, in the records of the Society of
Friends in New South Wales (MLMSS 3842, box 17).

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