Diaries, 1862-1866
Summary Joseph Munnings (1841-1923) worked as a farm labourer, carter, and storekeeper. Referring to his diaries as logbooks, he wrote about the weather, his work, leisure time and social activities.
- View Diary, 1862-1864
- View Diary, 1864-1865
- View Diary, 1865-1866
- View catalogue record of Diaries, 1862-1866
Collection location Archive 971
Publication information Unpublished
Additional information
Joseph Munnings arrived in Lyttelton in 1859 on board the Zealandia. Joseph married Emma Brown on 25 July 1866. In 1878 he established a successful jam manufacturing business. He was one of the founders of St Barnabas Anglican Church in Fendalton.
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