Record of the children’s births from the Bell Family Bible held by Anita O’Connor, Sligo, Galway.

Baker, William. 1847, Heads of the people : an illustrated journal of literature, whims, and oddities, W. Baker, Sydney, 1847. William Miles

Government House in 1844. W.A. Miles.

‘My first sketch at the Antipodes.- that Emu!- that great overgrown turkey!’ W.A. Miles. Mitchell Library, State Library of NSW, Call no. PXA 537.

Carters' Barracks. By unknown artist, previously attributed to Joseph Fowles in Drawings in Sydney. [ca. 1840-1850], PX*D 123 / FL3170456, Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales.

William Buchanan plan of the Female Factory, November 1833, National Archives, UK, PRO MPH.

Parramatta River. W.A. Miles.

Parramatta. Landing Place. W.A. Miles.

Matron’s quarters, 2011.

Thomas Bell to Colonial Secetary in relation to Luke Taylor's application for female convict, 10 November 1836, NSWSA: NRS 905, [4/2317.2] 36/9203.

Squires Distillery at Kissing Point. W.A. Miles.

Parramatta - Church of England School, Catholic Chapel & School. Together with the Nunnery. W.A. Miles.

Letter from Sarah Bell to Colonial Secretary, 19 June 1839. NSWSA: NRS 905, [4/ 2451.3] 39/6925.

Tarban Creek Lunatic Asylum. W.A. Miles.

Parramatta. Church, Chapel, Court House. W. A. Miles.

Baker, William. 1847, Heads of the people : an illustrated journal of literature, whims, and oddities, W. Baker, Sydney, 1847. Portrait of Thomas Callaghan, the lawyer.

George R. Nichols the elder, (possibly) by Charles Rodius, 1848.

Judge John Hubert Plunkett in robes and wig. Australian National Maritime Museum’s William J Hall collection.

Richard Windeyer, by an unknown artist, 1840s.

Sir Archibald Michie. Photographer Batchelder & O’Neill. State Library of Victoria, H37475/37.

‘Mrs. Thomas Bell mother of Joshua Peter Bell, J. Botterill, Photographer, Bee-Hive Chambers, Elizabeth Street, Melbourne.’ UQFL79, Box 4, Folder 12, Fryer Library, The University of Queensland Library.

Sarah Bell’s headstone: Section 1, Row E, No. 8, St. John’s Cemetery, Parramatta. Reads: Beneath are interred the remains of Sarah Bell the beloved wife of Mr Thomas Bell of Parramatta who died June 12 1853 aged 50 years.

Thomas Bell, 1864. John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland. No. 101936.4.

Moffat and Bell family grave, Ipswich General Cemetery. Reads: ‘This memorial is erected in loving memory of their father by the sons of Thomas Bell who died Waterston, Ipswich September 5, 1872 aged 74 years.’