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Ida Stephenson nee Andrews. Recorded 08 November 1984. Part 1/1.
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SummaryMrs. Ida Stephenson
Recorded 08 November 1984
Part 1/1
0:29
Original site of Catholic Church.
Cuneen Street.
Catholic Presbytery, Wollombi.
Recollection of 1893 flood.
3:19
Arthur "Archie" Andrews (father).
John Andrews (grandfather).
Sarah Craft (grandmother).
4:12
Matthew Andrews (uncle).
Sylvia Andrews (sister-in-law).
Broughton "Beau" Stephenson
5:11
Rev. Stephenson.
Cessnock High School.
Residence of Rev. Stephenson.
5:55
Ernie Sternbeck.
Mrs. Caban.
Mrs. Kennedy, fruiterers.
6:58
George Pring, undertaker.
Jack Goldman.
Location of first Technical College.
8:16
George Brown.
Jim McCabe.
Married 1933, Wollombi.
10:57
Stephenson's lived at Ellalong.
Mrs. Britman (nee Mason).
Irene Mason.
12:10
Alec Jurd.
Payne's Crossing.
Mangrove.
"Beau" Stephenson.
14:18
Stephenson came to Wollombi in 1904.
Stephenson, Rector of Aberdare, 1925.
Tom Colbraite.
Dick Lindsay
16:10
Dick Collins.
A. Kirk.
Enid Lane.
17:39
Prof. Elkin, Morpeth.
Stephenson, Rector of Patterson.
Maitland Main Colliery.
20:58
Stephenson's open shop.
Stephenson Bros., builders.
Stephenson's residence.
Willy Bourne.
23:13
"Kenny's Folly".
Elizabeth House.
Mr. Parkes.
"Ettie" Chapman.
25:21
Macleod, Kelso & Lee.
Bill Bourke.
Arthur Andrews.
27:00
Millfield Greta Colliery.
Arthur Milne.
Arthur Devlin.
31:27
Godfrey Stephenson.
Vince Kerr.
Bournes, migrated from England 1839.
38:13
Penders, Maitland.
Arnott's, Newcastle.
Les Bailey.
39:47
Arthur Bourne.
Original site of C of E Church.
Cuneen's Bridge.
40:17
The "Glebe" land.
Mr. Francis.
Site of original Wollombi School.
41:23
Yango Bridge.
Rev. David Reese.
44:03
End (Tape 60/Side B)
PersonJack DelaneyCollectionVoices of the HunterLocation[1] Wollombi, NSW
Recorded 08 November 1984
Part 1/1
0:29
Original site of Catholic Church.
Cuneen Street.
Catholic Presbytery, Wollombi.
Recollection of 1893 flood.
3:19
Arthur "Archie" Andrews (father).
John Andrews (grandfather).
Sarah Craft (grandmother).
4:12
Matthew Andrews (uncle).
Sylvia Andrews (sister-in-law).
Broughton "Beau" Stephenson
5:11
Rev. Stephenson.
Cessnock High School.
Residence of Rev. Stephenson.
5:55
Ernie Sternbeck.
Mrs. Caban.
Mrs. Kennedy, fruiterers.
6:58
George Pring, undertaker.
Jack Goldman.
Location of first Technical College.
8:16
George Brown.
Jim McCabe.
Married 1933, Wollombi.
10:57
Stephenson's lived at Ellalong.
Mrs. Britman (nee Mason).
Irene Mason.
12:10
Alec Jurd.
Payne's Crossing.
Mangrove.
"Beau" Stephenson.
14:18
Stephenson came to Wollombi in 1904.
Stephenson, Rector of Aberdare, 1925.
Tom Colbraite.
Dick Lindsay
16:10
Dick Collins.
A. Kirk.
Enid Lane.
17:39
Prof. Elkin, Morpeth.
Stephenson, Rector of Patterson.
Maitland Main Colliery.
20:58
Stephenson's open shop.
Stephenson Bros., builders.
Stephenson's residence.
Willy Bourne.
23:13
"Kenny's Folly".
Elizabeth House.
Mr. Parkes.
"Ettie" Chapman.
25:21
Macleod, Kelso & Lee.
Bill Bourke.
Arthur Andrews.
27:00
Millfield Greta Colliery.
Arthur Milne.
Arthur Devlin.
31:27
Godfrey Stephenson.
Vince Kerr.
Bournes, migrated from England 1839.
38:13
Penders, Maitland.
Arnott's, Newcastle.
Les Bailey.
39:47
Arthur Bourne.
Original site of C of E Church.
Cuneen's Bridge.
40:17
The "Glebe" land.
Mr. Francis.
Site of original Wollombi School.
41:23
Yango Bridge.
Rev. David Reese.
44:03
End (Tape 60/Side B)
PersonJack DelaneyCollectionVoices of the HunterLocation[1] Wollombi, NSWloading google map....
Delaney, Jack, 1919-2010, Ida Stephenson nee Andrews. Recorded 08 November 1984. Part 1/1.. Living Histories, accessed 05/10/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/55626