Oatley, Frederick

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Unique IDPE-001402SurnameOatleyGiven namesFrederickBiographical abstractDates of employment: 1848-1860Biographical noteBiographical details:
Born 1819 in Sydney; died 1890

Son of James Oatley (1770-1839); Brother of James Oatley (1817-1878) Alderman and Mayor

Newspaper article: “The Corporation – its Officers, their Salaries and Family Compacts”, [ref: Empire 14 April 1862 p5]

NSW BDMs Registry: Death OATLEY FREDERICK 10878/1890 [parents] JAMES & UNKNOWN registered at PETERSHAM

Death Notice: OATLEY. —May 29, at the residence of his son-in-law, C. H. Broughton, Cambridge-street, Petersham, Frederick Oatley, in his 70th year. [ref: SMH 30 May 1890 p1]

Probate Notice [ref: SMH 31 May 1890 p3]

Details from contemporary sources:
1845 Seeks appointment to take care of clocks - July - watchmaker, 332 George St [ref: 26/2/158]
1848 Temporary appointment as Inspector of Slaughter Houses to replace Higgins suspended - 22 November [ref: 27/4/48/422]
1849 £120 pa - Salary recommendations for 1849 - meeting of Council 22 December 1848 [ref: 11/1]
1849 Acting - to pay in fines etc at least monthly - February [ref: 27/4/49/72]
1849 £120 pa - appointed 31 May 1849 [ref: 7/4/573]
1849 Surety bond - £360 - June - Thomas Weedon & James Oatley [ref: 65/0006]
1850 £120 pa - Estimates for 1850 [ref: 27/5/50/102]
1851 £120 pa - 10 January 1851 [ref: 27/6/51/11]
1851 Inspector of Slaughter Houses & appointed Assistant Inspector of Nuisances on 12 May 1851 with no additional pay [ref: 27/6/51/175]
1852 £120 pa - Estimates for 1852 [ref: 27/6/52/11]
1852 Received £29-15-6 in fees/perquisites in 1851 [ref: 27/6/52/143]
1853 £200 pa - Estimates for 1853 [ref: 27/7/53/26]
1854 Requests no perquisites (via fines) and to be paid only salary and a forage allowance - June [ref: 26/11/550]
1854 Sureties: Edward Flood, Augustus Morris, £500 - September [ref: 26/12/842]
1855 Decision by Council: No officers to receive fines/penalties (perks) - all fines to be paid in, 23 January [ref: City Commissioners' Meeting 23 January 1855]
1855 £275 pa - Salaries of Officers for 1855 - keep of horse, £75 [ref: City Commissioners' Meeting 23 January 1855]
1855 £275 pa - Salaries of Officers for 1855 [ref: 27/9/90]
1855 Surety bond - £350 - May - Edward Flood & Augustus Morris [ref: 65/0019]
1856 £350 pa - Salaries of Officers for 1856 [ref: City Commissioners' Meeting 8 February 1856]
1857 £300 pa - Recommendations June 1857 - Finance Committee, 1 June 1857 [ref: 22/1/09]
1857 Surety bond - £550 - September - Edward Flood & Thomas May [ref: 65/0037]
1858 £300 pa - Salaries of Officers 1 July 1858 [ref: 27/12/58/488]
1859 £200 pa - Salary Recommendations for 1859, February - decrease [ref: 11/3/17]
1860 Resignation on removal of Slaughter Houses from City supervision - appointed Government Inspector at Glebe Island abattoirs [ref: 26/46/665]GenderMaleSource system IDTPER-003379

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CollectionPeople and PositionsOrganisationSydney City CouncilPositionInspector of Slaughter Houses [Inspector of Slaughter Houses Department]Assistant Inspector of Nuisances [Inspector of Nuisances]Related itemsMinutes of the Finance Committee. [Short meetings mostly held to pass accounts, approve salaries Report of Finance Committee - Salaries and duties of officers and servants, 1 June 1857Minutes of the Finance Committee: "B": Payment of accounts; officers’ salaries; collection of

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Oatley, Frederick