| Aiken |
Gladys Isabel Australia AIKEN was born 1905-or 6.Gladys,s
parents were John James AIKEN & Elizabeth Jane HAY
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| Allen |
Built first timber mill on the Bellinger
at Repton abt 1878 with Smith
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| Archer |
Bullocky who transported wood for "Alma
Doepel's" keel
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| Archer |
Archer/Baker/Dahl/Forbes/Pryke/Richards
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| Atherton |
Foreman on construction of "Alma
Doepel"
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| Behan |
A number of this Hydes Creek family
fought in WW1
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| Bennett |
Rafted timber from South Arm to
Bellinger Heads
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| Best |
1906 Chairman of hospital board, Exchange
hotel owner
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| Boultwood |
Allen Taylor's agent in Fernmount and
Bellingen
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| Box |
England, Norfolk Is, Tasmania, Kempsey,
Bellinger
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| Brownlee |
Thomas married Mary Ellen Box.
His brother, William, married Mary McNally
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| Bushell |
Early settlers at Fernmount
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| Caines |
Bought and rebuilt Smith &
Allen timber mill abt 1908
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| Carney |
Farmers and puntman of Fernmount
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| Cawood |
Managed the Doepel timber mill
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| Cooper |
Part of the Wood/Blayney family, more of the Richmond River area
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| Crouch |
Played cornet at launching of
"Violet Doepel"
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| Danaher |
dug the Dorrigo cutting from Bellingen
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| Davis |
1908 built steamer "Raleigh" at
Raleigh
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| Davis |
Abel Davis' family
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| Doepel |
Shipping and timber. Builders of the
"Alma Doepel". first settled in Bellingen in
1878.
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| Gordon |
Settlers of Gordonville
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| Greentree |
Married Mary Ann Wood/Percey
Carpenter and shipwright in Boat Harbour (Bellingen) by 1 Feb 1883
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| Griffin |
Also interested in the names O'Malley/Gullen
and Alcock
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| Hammond |
Cofounder of the Hammond & Wheatley
emporium, Hyde Street
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| Hanly |
Daniel Hanly settled at Spicketts Creek
on the South Arm abt 1878. The area became known as
Brierfield.
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| Harvie |
Secretary of the first Bellingen Masonic
lodge
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| Healy |
Supplied music at launching of
"Alma Deopel"
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| Hicks |
Nurse Hicks was the midwife who delivered
many Bellingen babies
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| Humphrey |
Local doctor
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| Jarrett |
Neighbours of the McNallys, very early settlers,
includes possibly the first white girl born on the Bellinger
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| Lean |
Selected 700 acres in 1879 at foothills of the Dorrigo
escarpment. Dairying, maize production, "Never Never Butchery" in the early 1880's.
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| Leconen |
Ssailed and worked with Frederick
Doepel, helped build Alma Doepel
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| Marx |
Father of Nurse Hicks
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| Matheson |
A family of three drowned near Spicketts
Creek
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| May |
Directed band at launching of Violet
Doepel in 1898
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| McAteer |
a wealthy Raleigh family
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| McLennan |
Sandy was married to Nurse Hicks until
drowning at Thora
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| McNally |
Prominent landowners and farmers in
Bellinger
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| Moran |
Featured in the Moran / Murphy book
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| Moseley |
Owner of fruit & produce store in
Hyde St
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| O'Donnell |
Bowraville before 1865
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| Perrington |
Part of the shipbuilding team of
the "Alma Doepel"
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| Petterson |
Captain of Doepel ships
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| Pollock |
c1884. Set up cordial factory at
Fernmount. Show Society. MUIOOF. Farmer. See also the Nicholson tree
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| Raymond |
Friends of the
Doepels,
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| Saul |
Part of the Wood/Blayney family, more of the Lismore
& South Gundurimba areas
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| Savins |
c 1900
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| Sheils |
Jane owned farm 2 miles below Fernmount.
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| Sheridan |
A long settled and populous family still
in the area
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| Slee |
MD of the North Coast Company
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| Smith |
Built first timber mill on the Bellinger
at Repton abt 1878 with Allen
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| Supple |
A family which married with the
McNallys
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| Tucker |
Manager of milling and ship repair at
'Tucker's Flat" - Repton
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| Wheatley |
Co founder of Hammond & Wheatley
emporium, Hyde Street
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| White |
Agent in Bellingen for Farmers &
Settlers Cooperative
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| Williams |
John Williams was the first blacksmith on
the Bellinger
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| Wills |
Ernie taught Selma Doepel to drive
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| Wood |
1). Thomas Houston
Wood and Jane (nee Purcell); arrived in Bellinger circa 1843
2). Thomas Wood and Margaret Blayney; their daughter
Margaret married William Jarret and
arrived in Bellingen circa 1859
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