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1. [NORCO] Yulgilbar [1]
Hello listers Daniel New, who married Alice Halloran in Sydney in 1844 is supposed to have died at Yulgilbar in about 1849 (nothing on the NSW BDM about this date however). I am wondering about this place. Apparently it is a property on the Clarence River but is it also a township? If Yulgilbar is only a property then that suggests that Daniel New and perhaps his wife were workers there in the 1840s. Can anyone advise me about either Yulgilbar or of any historical records of the place or its employees?
2. Re: [NORCO] Crabbe's Creek (Tweed district) [1]
Thank you Deb that is a great site.I will have to go and talk to Allan hopefully he will be able to put a christian name to Mr. Crabbe for me. Jan Morrissey ----- Original Message ----- From: "D Cook" To: Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 12:02 PM Subject: Re: [NORCO] Crabbe's Creek (Tweed district) > Hi Jan, > > A quick Google search found the following: > > http://www.nswrail.net/library/station_names.php (NSW Railway Station > Names > and Origins
3. Re: [NORCO] re CARROLL/BUGDEN [1]
Thank you Margaret I would really appreciate that I am trying to get as much information as I can. This all started for me when I found that my 3ggrandfathers name was Faithful Crabbe, the name facinated me. I am also interested now in finding out who was Crabbe's creek named after in the Tweed district. If anyone has any knowledge of this or they can tell me where to look for that information I would much appreciate it. Thank you Jan Morrissey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Margaret Pritchard" <
4. Re: [NORCO] Crabbe's Creek (Tweed district) [1]
Hi Jan, A quick Google search found the following: http://www.nswrail.net/library/station_names.php (NSW Railway Station Names and Origins) says it was named after Mr Crabbe, an early settler. At http://www.stayz.com.au/information?aid=13 it says 'Crabbe's Creek General Store Have a yarn with Alan Vincent and his family about the history of the local area at Crabbes Creek. The store was opened in 1890 and still has that original look with the old petrol bowser, fresh local produce and friendly ser
5. Re: [NORCO] Yulgilbar [1]
Greg, Yugilbar is a cattle property on the Clarence River, originally taken up and settled by Edward Ogilvie in 1840. Taken from the surrounding area called Baryugil. Fred Perring. ----- Original Message ----- From: Greg Bugden To: Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 3:38 PM Subject: [NORCO] Yulgilbar > Hello listers > Daniel New, who married Alice Halloran in Sydney in 1844 is supposed to have died at Yulgilbar in about 1849 (nothing on the NSW BDM abou
6. Re: [NORCO] YULGILBAR [1]
Yes Jo-Anne I think I can get it at UNE Dixon Library Thank you Greg ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jo-anne" To: Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2007 5:12 PM Subject: Re: [NORCO] YULGILBAR > There is currently a book up for auction on ebay named 'Corn Beef & > Damper' > Lives of the Yulgilbar Selectors. > > -----Original Message----- > From: aus-nsw-norco-bounces@rootsweb.com > [mailto:aus-nsw-norco-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of > aus-nsw-norc
7. Re: [NORCO] YULGILBAR [1]
There is currently a book up for auction on ebay named 'Corn Beef & Damper' Lives of the Yulgilbar Selectors. -----Original Message----- From: aus-nsw-norco-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:aus-nsw-norco-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of aus-nsw-norco-request@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2007 5:01 PM To: aus-nsw-norco@rootsweb.com Subject: AUS-NSW-NORCO Digest, Vol 2, Issue 125 Today's Topics: 1. Re: Yulgilbar (terry) 2. Re: Yulgilbar (Fred Perring) 3. A Yulgilbar cemetery? (Greg Bugde
8. [NORCO] William and Rebecca (Moffat ) Elliott- "Makney Hill" Clunes 1882. [1]
August 9th 2007. 150th Anniversary of the arrival from Co. Fermanagh, Northern Ireland in 1857, of William and Rebecca (Moffat) Elliott. After their arrival, William and Rebecca Elliott lived for two years near Ipswich then NSW, now Queensland. In 1860 they moved to the Gerringong/Broughton Village area, on the South Coast of NSW. In 1882 they and their seven sons and three daughters relocated to Clunes, on the North Coast. It would be wonderful to make contact wi
9. [NORCO] info on Connors Family . kempsey [1]
I am researching the Connors Family of Kempsey namely J.S.Connors m. Catherine Garner 1878. also info. on both their parents...
10. [NORCO] Yugilbar Castle [1]
There is a book called 'Squatters Castle' by George Farwell which tells the story of Yubilbar. Might be worth a read at least for back ground information. Janette --------------------------------- Yahoo!7 Mail has just got even bigger and better with unlimited storage on all webmail accounts. Find out more.
11. Re: [NORCO] info on Connors Family . kempsey [1]
Hi Patrick, I would be interested on what you may have on John Silvester Conners his first marriage, if I have it right to Jane Dornan, I have them having 4 children before Jane passed away in 1878. Dennis Cox ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bruce Cain" To: Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2007 7:45 PM Subject: Re: [NORCO] info on Connors Family . kempsey > J.S. CONNORS died 20 March 1902 and is buried in Frederickton cemetery. > Catherine died
12. Re: [NORCO] Yulgilbar [1]
There is also a book called Yulgilbah 1949 - 1999 by Janet Cannon which was commissioned by Baillieu MYER as a celebration of 50 years of family occupancy of Yulgilbah by the MYER family. It documents the history of the property from when Edward Ogilvie first acquired the land to present day. Published by Hardie Grant Books. Regards Margaret ----- Original Message ----- From: "Greg Bugden" To: Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 3:38 PM Subject:
13. Re: [NORCO] Yulgilbar [1]
hi Greg, Yulgilbar was an Ogilvie property. Google 'Yulgilbar and you will probably learn enough. The Clarence & Richmond Examiner was the first Grafton newspaper but not started till 1859. Perhaps the Maitland Mercury carried some Clarence news. The Historical Society at Grafton may have some more info. www.clarencehistory.org.au ----- Original Message ----- From: "Greg Bugden" To: Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 3:38 PM Subject: [NORCO] Yulgilbar
14. Re: [NORCO] Crabbe [1]
Hi Jan Re your message about Walter Crabbe at Grafton. I was just having a look at the book The Bawden Lectures published by the Clarence River Historical Society in 1973 (it has no index) and found the following on page 84. "Among some other old identities, men who perhaps have to some extent dropped out of view of late years, I may mention some that occur to me. The late Walter Crabbe of the First Falls, ........ I remember those and their families arriving on the Clarence in Mr Girard's
15. Re: [NORCO] Clarkes [1]
Thank you Beth None of the names you mentioned appear in my Clarke family, they could be related somewhere along the line. Allan
16. Re: [NORCO] Crabbe's Creek (Tweed district) [1]
Thank you Chris that has cleared that mystery up for me. My Crabbes come from Somerset ,England and settled in the Clarence district in 1841. Jan Morrissey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christine Read" To: Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 6:19 PM Subject: Re: [NORCO] Crabbe's Creek (Tweed district) > Hi Jan > > Crabbe's Creek was named after Robert Morrison Crabbe who left Scotland > in 1882. He and his brother Doctor James Brown Crabbe, who w
17. Re: [NORCO] Yulgilbar [1]
Yulgilbar is no longer in the Ogilvie family. It was owned by the Hordens and now the MYER family. The 'castle' part (ie the top floor) has been demolished for years. ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Caling" To: Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 5:31 PM Subject: Re: [NORCO] Yulgilbar > Hi Greg, > > Yulgilbar was and still is a large grazing property near the head of the > Clarence River towards Tabulum. It was initially owned by the Olgivy > brot
18. [NORCO] A Yulgilbar cemetery? [1]
Thanks for your response listers. I will follow up your leads and try to find as much as I can about Daniel New or his family using this material. Question: If Yulgilbar is a property and Daniel New died there in about 1849, does this suggest a private cemetery in existence then? If so, does anyone have advice or information about private cemetery indexes which I might investigate for his name and death details? Or has anyone seen such material in the Clarence River Historical Society? Cheers Greg
19. Re: [NORCO] info on Connors Family . kempsey [1]
J.S. CONNORS died 20 March 1902 and is buried in Frederickton cemetery. Catherine died 8 December 1939. There are 20 CONNORS burials in our local cemeteries. Regards, Bruce Cain Kempsey >From: "Patrick Wallace" >Reply-To: aus-nsw-norco@rootsweb.com >To: >Subject: [NORCO] info on Connors Family . kempsey >Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2007 15:10:19 +1000 > >I am researching the Connors Family of Kempsey namely J.S.Connors m. >Catherine Garner 1878.
20. Re: [NORCO] Clarke [1]
Hi, Could you tell me where yourClarke family emirgrated from originally. Thanking you Don ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ray Clarke" To: "Norco mailing list" Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2007 11:10 AM Subject: [NORCO] Clarke > > Hi Allan > I am descended from a long line of Clarkes. > If you can give me a few names, I'll see if they fit in somewhere. > Bev in Brissie > > > >>> Hi >>> I am new to this list, I am searching for Clarke, Carlill, Car
21. [NORCO] Clarke [1]
Hi Don & Allan I have William Joseph Clarke b 1845 Tasmania Hubert b 1877 Robertson Peregrine Clarke b 1795 in Trinidad George Thompson Clarke b 1848 Tasmania d Lithgow These are on my husband's paternal & maternal side & all/or their descendants ended up in the Lismore area. Is it any wonder I get confused. Bev in Brissie Hi, You are looking for Clarke family, could you tell me where they emigrated from originally. Thanking you Don
22. Re: [NORCO] Yulgilbar [1]
Hi Greg, Yulgilbar was and still is a large grazing property near the head of the Clarence River towards Tabulum. It was initially owned by the Olgivy brothers and is still held by their descendants, one of whom was Sir Lawrence Street. If you Google Yugilbar you will get quite a lot of information on the station and the castle built as a homestead by the Ogilvys. The Clarence River historical Society has quite a lot of information on this property and I also believe there are some records held by the UNE
23. [NORCO] Clarkes [1]
Hi I am new to this list, I am searching for Clarke, Carlill, Carmont and Thompsons from the Lismore Casino areas Allan Gray
24. [NORCO] Clarke [1]
Hi Allan I am descended from a long line of Clarkes. If you can give me a few names, I'll see if they fit in somewhere. Bev in Brissie >> Hi >> I am new to this list, I am searching for Clarke, Carlill, Carmont and >> Thompsons from the Lismore Casino areas >> Allan Gray
25. Re: [NORCO] Yulgilbar [1]
Hi, In 1848 William OGILVIE owned 'Yulgilbar' a property of 58,000 acres which had an estimated grazing capacity of 800 cattle and 20,00 sheep. He also owned an adjacent property 'Ogilvie's Cattle Station' a property of 15,300 acres and grazing capacity of 1200 cattle. In addition he had 'Fairfield' 16,00 acres and capacity for 400 cattle located on the main road from Tabulam to Tenterfield. By 1885 the property 'Yulgilbar' had increased to 216,800 acres with 350 horses, 11,500 cattle and 1000 sheep
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