Job Hanson

  • Artist (Sculptor)
Monumental mason. The Bulletin of 11 August 1891, p.24, noted that, the monumental works of Messrs Hanson, Lewis & Co. are the most extensive of their kind in the colonies.
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References [<ExternalResource: Murray, Lisa Anne (2001), 'Cemeteries in nineteenth-century New South Wales : landscapes of memory and identity', > Identifier NBD:23750326 Abstract Bibliography: leaves [347]-393. Availability: University of Sydney. The University of Sydney Library. Thesis degree Thesis (Ph. D.)-Dept. of History, Faculty of Arts, University of Sydney, 2002.>, <ExternalResource: (1891), Bulletin, 08-11, p.24.>, <ExternalResource: 'Joan Kerr Archives', National Library of Australia, Canberra, ACT.>, <ExternalResource: (1881), 'Letter from Job Hanson to Sir Henry Parkes, 26 August 1881, 'Sir Henry Parkes - Papers, 1833-1896'', State Library of NSW, (CY Reel 69,Vol 47, A 917) pp.194-195.>, <ExternalResource: (6 September 1879), 'Mr. Hanson's Monumental Works', Illustrated Sydney News.>, <ExternalResource: (1883), 'Advertisement for J. Hanson & Co., Elizabeth Street North, Sydney, NSW', Sands' Directory,.>] [<ExternalResource: Murray, Lisa Anne (2001), 'Cemeteries in nineteenth-century New South Wales : landscapes of memory and identity', > Identifier NBD:23750326 Abstract Bibliography: leaves [347]-393. Availability: University of Sydney. The University of Sydney Library. Thesis degree Thesis (Ph. D.)-Dept. of History, Faculty of Arts, University of Sydney, 2002.>]