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Matches 1,051 to 1,100 of 1,953
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| 1051 | Church of Christ, Section Mon G, Grave 0215 | STEPHENSON, Annie Gertrude (I413)
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| 1052 | Church of England Compartment B, Section 16, Grave 49 | FARR, Edward Barton (I4028)
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| 1053 | Church of England | ELG, Helen (I4026)
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| 1054 | Church of England U, Row 34.5, Grave 7 ELSEGOOD. - The Funeral ot the late Mrs. ELIZABETH JANE ELSEGOOD will leave W. G. Apps and Sons' chapel, 395 High street. St. Kilda. THIS DAY (Friday, July 2), at 2 p.m., for the Williamstown Cemetery. APPS & SONS PTY. LTD. Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Friday 2 July 1943, page 2 | DURHAM, Elizabeth Jane (I4922)
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| 1055 | Church of England U, Row 34.5, Grave 7 ELSEGOOD. – The Funeral of the late J Mr. thomas elsegood is appointed to leave his son's residence. 7 Forence-avenue, Frankstom THIS DAY, at 1.30 p.m., for the Willamstown Cemetery, HECTOR GAMBLE & SON. Frankston. Phone 23. Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Wednesday 11 April 1951, page 8 | ELSEGOOD, Thomas (I4921)
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| 1056 | Church of England ZB 177 | MEE, Margaret (I69)
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| 1057 | CINQUEGRANA. _ Patricia Joan Craig (Pat) AWAS VF395828 Passed away at Deniliquin Hospital on Sept. 23, 2016 Aged 93 years Beloved wife of Maurice (dec.). Loved mother of Joanne, Sharon (dec.) and Perry. Mother-in-law of Bruce (dec.). Treasur ed Nan and Great Nan of Wayne, Leigh and Zach. Lest We Forget Date listed: 26/9/2016 Publication: Herald Sun | MCAULIFFE, Patricia Joan Craig (I3816)
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| 1058 | CLARK — WITTICK.— On the 6th July, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. T. Copeland, James William George, eldest son of Mr. James Clark, of South Melbourne, to Julia Mary ("Siss"), eldest daughter of Mr. Walter John Wittick, of Munster-terrace, North Mel-bourne. Sydney papers please copy. Leader (Melbourne, Vic. : 1862 - 1918, 1935), Saturday 15 July 1893, page 42 | Family: CLARK, James William George / WITTICK, Julia Mary (F123)
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| 1059 | CLARK.—On the 27th July, at his residence, 13 Buckingham-street, Richmond, James William George, relict of the late Julia Mary Clark, loving father of Walter (late A.I.F., deceased), James (deceased), Carter, Eliza-beth (deceased), William, Myrtle, George (deceased), Phyllis, Kenneth (deceased), son of the late James and Eliza Clark, son-in-law of Mr. W. J. Wittick, aged 60 years. No flowers, by request Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Monday 28 July 1930, page 1 | CLARK, James William George (I375)
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| 1060 | CLEARING SALE, THURSDAY, MARCH 14th, At Pleasant Hills, Two Miles from Berwick. EGAN and CLARKE HAVE BEEN FAVORED with instructions from Mr. Adam Ritchie, of Pleasant Hills, Berwick, (who is leaving the district), to SELL by AUCTION, at the Farm, on the above date, at Eleven o'clock sharp, the whole of the Stock on the Farm, consisting of 50 picked Dairy Cows, in full milk, 10 Springers, most of which are in calf to Young Cedric, 10 Young Cattle, from one to three years old, 13 Horses, all good workers. Together with the whole of the Dairy and Cheese Plant, comprising Double and Single Cheese Presses and Vats, Milk Pans, Churns, Buckets, &c., Farm Utensils, Ploughs, by Sellars and Grant, and Sesan and White, 3 sets of Harrows, Mowing Machine, Horse Rake, Cock-lifter, & Horse Power Chaffcutter, Hay Dray and Frame, Tip Dray, Waggonette and pair of Horses, with Harness, 40 Tons of Hay, Pigs, Poultry, And the whole of the Household Furniture, com prising Chairs, tables, bedsteads, palliasses, sofas, washstands and wares, drawers, sewing machine, mirrors, carpets, rugs, safe, ward robe, fender, fire-irons, boilers, cooking utensils, 4 Chests Drawers, all nearly new, 3 Mirrors, 5 Rocking Chairs, one easy do., Two Clocks, three Washstands, with ware, 5 Bedsteads, iron, with palliasses, 1 Sewing Machine (Wheeler and Wilson), 3 Sofas, 3 Round Tables, 3 Square do. 3 dozen Chairs, cane-seated, cedar, &c., Carpet, Rugs, Matting, Fender, Fire-irons, Lamps, large Safe, Cupboard Perambulator, Child's High and Low Chairs Bath, &c., &c. The whole to be sold without reserve. Terms at Sale Luncheon Provided. South Bourke and Mornington Journal (Richmond, Vic. : 1877 - 1920; 1926 - 1927), Wednesday 13 March 1878, page 2 | RITCHIE, Adam (I805)
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| 1061 | Clement was in the 2nd M.G. Battalion. His service number was 757, Private. Returned to Australia 11/1/1919. | RITCHIE, Clement Augustus (I4038)
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| 1062 | Clergy:- Stanley Heighton | Family: STEPHENSON, James Samuel / PAYNE, Dorothy Flora (F7)
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| 1063 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | DE BONO, P. (I467)
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| 1064 | CofE area, Com. A, Section 3, 2 CONT Grave 11. | SMITH, Belle (I4938)
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| 1065 | Coming-of-Age Party MISS J. GIBB HONOURED On Saturday evening last at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Gibb, "Olive Grove," Harvey, a most enjoyable coming-of-age party was tendered to their daughter, Miss Jean Gibb. About , 30 guests were j present and all voted the evening one of the best. Although the necessary arvangemonts had been commenced some days previously, the party was a complete surprise to the guest of honour. Mr. G. Goodson acted in the capacity of chairman and Mr. T. Williamson proposed the toast to Miss Gibb, who suitably responded. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Gibb, Mr. and Mrs. H. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. A. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. L. Jones, Mr. and Mrs W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R. Fielder, Mr. and Mrs. T. Williamson, Mesdames E. Holthouse, W. Shaw, L. Clifton, Misses M. Gibb, J. Fielder, R. McNeil, C. Tutton (Bunbury), J. Petersen, C. Williamson and Messrs G. Goodson, J. and C. Keely, B. Taylor, A. Shaw, P. McNeil and W. Gibb. The evening was spent in games, competition and musical numbers. Harvey Murray Times (WA : 1931 - 1955), Thursday 5 February 1942, page 3 | GIBB, Roma Jean (I4819)
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| 1066 | Common Grave | RITCHIE, Adam (I805)
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| 1067 | Compartment- Methodist, Section B, Plot Number 289 | VEITCH, Edith Ann Eddington (I1465)
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| 1068 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | WITTICK, R.W. (I852)
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| 1069 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | HOCKRIDGE, L.C.A. (I4608)
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| 1070 | Cremated remains scattered at cemetery | SULLIVAN, Betty May (I238)
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| 1071 | Crematorium Chapel Gardens, Garden D1, Position 0298 | SOLOMON, Louise (I4104)
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| 1072 | CRONIN.—On the 30th January, in his fifty-sixth year, Edward Cronin, of South Preston, late of Cork, Ireland. Illustrated Australian News (Melbourne, Vic. : 1876 - 1889), Wednesday 21 February 1877, page 30 | CRONIN, Edward Patrick (I3719)
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| 1073 | Dairy farm £80 per acre | Family: WILLIAMS, Charles Edward / TENNENT, Bessie Eunice Considine (F878)
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| 1074 | Date of Enlistment:- 22 Mar 1942 Locality on Enlistment:- EAST wave OAKLEIGH, VIC Place of Enlistment:- wave OAKLEIGH, VIC Next of Kin:- PAYNE, ISABELLA Date of Discharge:- 09 Oct 1945 Rank:- Private Posting at Discharge:- 5 BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS | PAYNE, Ernest Edward (I369)
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| 1075 | Death of Willow Grove Pioneer On July 16th, there passed away at the West Gippsland Hospital, Warragul, an old and respected resident of Willow Grove in the person of Mr. Charles Albert ("Bert") Williams, who had lived there for all his life of 77 years. The deceased was a son of the late C. H. and Mrs. Williams, early pioneers of the district, and he leaves a wife, Ellen; sons, Henry, John, Albert, Victor and Thomas; and daughters, Jessie, Mavis (Mrs. Brown), Belle (Mrs. Webb) and Elsie (Mrs. Needham). Well known and respected, "Bert" Williams was a keen cricketer in his younger days. On July 19th there was a large gathering at the Willow Grove Cemetery, where the burial service was conducted by the Rev. S. C. Wilcock, of Moe, the pall-bearers being Messrs; S. and L. Williams, Alf Webb and J. Needham. Funeral arrangements were in the. care of H. E. Nelson, Trafalgar. Narracan Shire Advocate (Moe, Vic.: 1944 - 1955), Friday 23 July 1954, page 12 | WILLIAMS, Charles Albert (I4766)
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| 1076 | Death Reg No 22372/1940 | FORTUNE, John (I1020)
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| 1077 | Death Reg No 447 | RITCHIE, Elizabeth Mary (I1085)
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| 1078 | DEATH. At Claremont House on Sabbath evening last, after an illness of only a few hours, Ruth, the beloved wife of Mr. C. Williams. Friends are respectfully invited to attend at 4 o'clock, this after-noon, at Melville-street Chapel, to follow her remains to the Wesleyan Burial Ground. Courier (Hobart, Tas. : 1840 - 1859), Wednesday 14 November 1849, page 2 | STEVENS, Ruth (I4749)
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| 1079 | Death:- STANISTREET -On the llth November at Rock Lodge, Russell street Quarry Hill Bendigo Maud, dearly beloved wife of J. J. Stanistreet and Ioved mother of Jack, Mary, lsobel, and Ron aged 39 years. Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Tuesday 12 November 1929, page 1 | MCILROY, Maud (I1987)
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| 1080 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | MILNE, D.J. (I891)
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| 1081 | DENDTLER, Janice My sincere condolences to (Dad) Ronald Dendtler on the passing of the love of his life (Mum) Janice Dendtler, also to daughters Sharleen, Delice, Alison and only son Rodney and all grandchildren. A true lady and the best mother-in-law anyone could ever wish for. I will always keep you in my heart. Marie Dendtler Melbourne Date listed: 28/8/2020 Publication: Herald Sun DENDTLER.? Janice (nee Payne) Our beautiful sister (in-law) we will truly miss you. Heartfelt sympathy and love to Ronnie and family. Barbara and Alan and family Melbourne Date listed: 28/8/2020 Publication: Herald Sun DENDTLER, Janice DENDTLER, Janice 20-Jun-1939 - 25-Aug-2020 Janice Dendtler (Payne) 20/06/1939 - 25/08/2020 Loving wife of Ron Dendtler for 60 years Loved mum of Sharleen, Delice, Rodney, Alison and their partners and grandchildren, Shaun, Dylan, Ashleigh, Jack, Kristen, Joshua, Corey and great grandson Harrison. Forever in our hearts, good night an d God bless. SWALK. Forest Hill Date listed: 27/8/2020 Publication: Herald Sun | PAYNE, Janice Mary (I390)
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| 1082 | Department of Primary Industry | BARHAM, Reginald Stanley Wittick (I2097)
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| 1083 | Desmond known as Des, was a proffessional harness racing horse trainer like his father Sydney. He was successful and had several good horses in his stables including Black Moth, and Dean's Special which won harness Horse of the year. | RITCHIE, Desmond Richard (I1266)
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| 1084 | Details Number INX-97-9723 Title CRONIN Laurence Angelo Index Name Inquest Cards index Name Laurence Angelo Surname CRONIN Address - Date 5/01/1943-5/01/1943 District/Locality Parramatta File No 21 Remarks G R Williams, Parramatta Citation NRS 345 [19/3691] Notes - Index Number 97 | CRONIN, Lawrence Angelo (I2734)
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| 1085 | DG 1687 of 1988 | Family: HOCKRIDGE, John James / RITCHIE, Irene Evelyn (F400)
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| 1086 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | DICKSON, R.J. (I4910)
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| 1087 | DICKSON–WITTICK The marriage will be celebrated at St. Andrew's Church, Bacchus Marsh, this Saturday, 30th January, at 7.30 p.m., between Audrey ' Betty, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wittick, Dickson Street, Bacchus Marsh, to Robert David, younger son of Mr. W. Dickson and the late Mrs. Dickson, Griffiths St., Bacchus Marsh. Express, Melton (Vic. 1943 - 1954), Saturday 30 January 1954, page 1 | Family: DICKSON, Robert David / WITTICK, Audrey Betty (F1531)
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| 1088 | Died at "Salisbury House" nursing home. | STEPHENSON, Lorna Hazel (I483)
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| 1089 | Died at 12:15 PM | CRONIN, John Richard (I2866)
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| 1090 | Died in Infancy | STEPHENSON, Harold Champley (I3666)
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| 1091 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | DE BONO, P. (I467)
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| 1092 | Doctor of medicine, MB ChB (Edin) 1919 MD (Edin) 1924 MRCP 1934 FRACP 1938 (Foundation) Honorary Consultant Physician. Harry S Lucraft 1894 – 1953 Physician & Photographer Harry Lucraft was born in Adelaide and graduated in medicine at the University of Edinburgh. When World War I broke out he volunteered for active service. He was appointed Surgeon-Probationer on destroyers in the North Sea, during which time he developed an interest in photography. In the 1920s, Dr Lucraft moved to Perth and entered a consultant practice in Lake Street with a special interest in cardiology and in 1928 he took up a position at the Perth Hospital as a Physician, where he worked until 1953. In this role, he improved the reputation of the Hospital through his clinical skill, teaching and patient care. He was known as a skilled amateur photographer and was a member of the Van Raalte Club, a local photographic group whose members experimented to achieve soft effects and details in shadow. The techniques had implications for radiology too, particularly because at that time X-rays did not capture detail. Using his skills in this area, Dr Lucraft did the clinical photography of the Hospital single-handed for many years. Eventually, he guided the development of a Department of Clinical Photography. Harry Lucraft died in the Hospital he had served for twenty-five years. | LUCRAFT, Harry Stephenson (I580)
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| 1093 | DOWNES.- The Funeral of the late Mrs. SARA JANE DOWNES will leave her residence, 234 Errol street, North . Melbourne, THIS DAY (Monday), at 2 p.m., for the Fawkner Cemetery. Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Monday 3 December 1956, page 13 | WITTICK, Sara Jane (I382)
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| 1094 | DOWNES.— On December 6, at his residence, 234 Errol street, North Melbourne, James Peter, be loved husband of the late Sara Jane, loving father of Irene (Mrs. Glenister), Les, Minnie (Mrs. Bur nett), Roy, and Leo. R.I.P. Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Friday 7 December 1956, page 17 | DOWNES, James Peter (I383)
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| 1095 | DOWNES.—The Funeral of the late Mr. JAMES PETER DOWNES will leave his residence, 234 Errol street, North Melbourne, THIS DAY (Friday), at 2 p.m., for the Fawkner Cemetery. JOSEPH ALLISON PTY. LTD., North Brunswick. FW4126 Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Friday 7 December 1956, page 17 | DOWNES, James Peter (I383)
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| 1096 | DOWNES_ On December 1, at R.M.H., Sara Jane, loving wife of James Peter Downes, of 234 Errol street, North Melbourne, loved mother of Irene (Mrs. Glenister), Les, Minnie (Mrs. Burnett), Roy and Leo. R.I.P. Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Monday 3 December 1956, page 13 | WITTICK, Sara Jane (I382)
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| 1097 | Dr Richard Stephenson L.S.A. Lon 1854 | STEPHENSON, Richard (I407)
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| 1098 | During the early 1980s, the Caloola Training Centre for the Intellectually Disabled provided residential services to some 500 people with an intellectual disability. Caloola was not, as often described, a geriatric institution – approximately half of its residents were under the age of 50. In 1985, responsibility for Caloola was passed from the Mental Health Division to the Office of Intellectual Disability Services. Caloola Training Centre closed in October 1992 as part of the deinstitutionalisation program. Part of the site became a Victoria University campus from 1994 to 2011, and the remainder (in 2016) is in use by the Department of Education and Training. It is now a heritage-listed site. https://www.vic.gov.au/sunbury/caloola | FORTUNE, Margaret Marion Jane (I3010)
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| 1099 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | ROBERTSON, E.G. (I1599)
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| 1100 | Early Richmond MR. W. J. WITTICK'S MEMORIES. In the early days, Richmond especially that part bordering on the banks of the river now North Richmond, and Abbotsford was picturesque and romantic. There was a delight-ful stretch, of well-wooded country from Henty's home on Richmond Hill, built in 1851, across to the hill country on the other side of the River Yarra, and early residents frequently had the "pleasure" of being bushed" when trying to find their way home. Three years prior to the date mentioned, namely, in 1848, Mr. Walter John Wittick was born in Brook's lane, off Burnley Street, and as he is now 82 years of age he should be about the oldest Richmond native-born resident living. He was, in years which have flown by, an engine-driver in the employ of the Victorian Railway Department, which he joined on September 18, 1868 (though the Richmond line, which was constructed about 1860, was then the property of the Hobson's Bay Railway Co., but was purchased in the 'seventies by the Government). Mr. Wittick now resides at 12 Wellington street, Collingwood, with his daughter, Mrs. Reynolds, whose grand-daughter, Miss Clark, lives at 18 Buckingham, Street Richmond. Even within the memory of later residents the garden lands contiguous to the river at North Richmond, and stretching southward, were fragrant with flowers, and well cultivated, and Mr Wittick's reminiscences are full of interest. '"I remember," he said, speaking to Mr C. C. Blazey, the Town Clerk, "I remember Turnbull, in Victoria Street, at the corner of Burnley street. He had a garden, with plenty of fruit trees. Next to Turnbull's, in Burnley street, was Cole, the nurseryman. Next was Ashton. He had a garden with fruit trees. Then Watt's garden, on the upper part of which a man named Coleman had a brickyard. On the south side of Brook's lane, Holzer had a brickyard, and made bricks there; my father being also a brickmaker, with a yard next to Holzer's, Bell likewise having a similar yard, the large deposits of clay being very suitable for bricks, as well as a distinct advantage for the growth of fruit trees. A man named Suckling also had a brickyard in the same area, and next to him was David Mitchell's property, which only extended halfway to the river. "A family named Dew lived in Burnley Street, and it was a Miss Dew whom David Mitchell married. Mitchell was one of the biggest brickmakers there, and afterwards went in for a -steam plant; for plugging the clay. He imported Clydesdale draught horses, employing a man named Scotch Jock to look after them, and he became a contractor, who built some of the most prominent structures in Melbourne, the last one which I remember being the Equitable building. The late Mr. Newbigin was his manager. "At the back of Mitchell's property: a man named Sells had about seven acres of orchard, and next to him along the river was David Clark's tannery, then Farrell's. and then Lambert's, in River street. "In River street there was a stockade, where convicts were kept, and I have recollections of a tree with a rope on it, and there was a legend attached to this that in earlier days convicts were hanged there. "Cole, the nurseryman, had another paddock of 25 acres in Victoria street, on the west side of Burnley street, and next to his place in Burnley street was a large paddock of 250 acres, stretching as far as Buckingham street, which was owned by Burnley, after whom the street was named. Many years afterwards the land was cut up and sold at five shillings a foot. Burn-ley lived on Church street hill, and was a very wealthy man. Dr. Horatio St. John Clarke had his surgery and home in Victoria street, then known as Simpson's road. It was then looked upon as a very swell place, and the building is still standing. Dr. St. John Clarke was a well-known justice of the peace, for many years associated on the bench with Mr. W. W. ,Shelley and Mr. O'Connor, who owned the property which is now the Richmond racecourse. There were rope works in Burnley street, which extended nearly as far as the town hall." Richmond Guardian (Vic. : 1884 - 1885; 1894 - 1897; 1900 - 1930), Saturday 30 August 1930, page 2 | WITTICK, Walter John (I371)
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