Dorothy Morgan née Ingall - Millfield resident. Recorded 18 July 1983. Part 4/4

DOROTHY MORGAN 
Recorded 18th July 1983
Part 4/4

0:06 
Peter Clark on the Census in 1828 in Cessnock. He was a 20 year old convict working for David Campbell. Dorothy doesn't recognise him as a family member.  

0:47 
William Clark was a hawker in Rotten Row and sent out to Australia for 14 years.   

1:01 
Short history of William Clark.  

1:17 
Anna-Maria SIngleton married William. They settled in the Windsor area. William 2 had a hotel in Maitland.   

3:10 
Catherine McCulcomb - married William SIngallton in Windsor Church. William Clark  

4:07 
Ben Clark - William's son went up to SIngallton. Ben was a boat builder, explorer, businessman.  

4:44 
Mary Lane Sharland married Ben Clark.  

5:16 
Joseph Clark - William 2's brother - an authority on the Aboriginals and their language.  

6:10 
After William 2 left Bulga (his children Peter and his sister were born. He was the one killed by the Bushranger.)  Cullen Bullen - this was where he died.   

7:25 
Dr. Parmenter wrote for the Mercury.  

7:52 
John Clark married Rebecca Clark  

7:54 
Clark's Cottage built by John Clark Snr. His son moved in and John Snr moved up to Cedar Creek. He made his own coffin which he kept under the bed and if he had a row with his wife he pulled it out and slept in it.  

9:06 
Eric Roberts  

9:20 
Noel Roberts, Dulcie Roberts  

10:13 
'Cote D'Or', the original Wilkinson's estate  

10:34 
Oakey Creek Road - Marrowbone Road - Mt View.  

11:25 
Early Rothbury school, c.1865 on the Fleming property. Dorothy's father may have gone to the school at Ben Ean.  

12:07 
Early Rothbury School, c.1880 near Ben Ean  

12:31 
Florence "Florrie" Drayton (aunt)- She would visit the Lambkins who were related to the Draytons.  

13:16 
Charlotte "Lottie" Bourke  

13:22 
Owen Matthews married Charlotte  

13:32 
Jack Bourke  

13:37 
Mary Ingall married Jack Bourke. She was her grandfather's sister. She died after the last child was born.   

13:54 
Victor Bourke   

13:59 
Freeman Bourke - looks like Jeremy Ingall  

14:44 
Ernie Ingall, Rose Ingall  

14:49 
"Little Oakey", Ingall property  

14:56 
Location of "Little Oakey"  

18:26 
Dave Ingall (uncle)  

19:32 
Recollection of "haunted house" - the riders' horses would shy going past this place. A man was supposed to have killed his brother on the Marrowbone Rd. 
 
20:48 
Recalls death of grandfather. She ran to "Little Oakey" to get help. Her mother told her that lightning struck twice on this land because of all the iron in the ground - that's why the grapes are so good.  

22:33 
Location of Ingall property cellars   

23:52 
Brothers, sisters buried on property - Ingall property.  

24:34 
Roderick Ingall (brother) 2 days old - my grandfather baptised him.  

24:51 
Carol Ingall (sister) 3 days old  

25:06 
Connie Henry (nee Bourke) an estate agent's wife knows where they are.(Charlestown)  

25:32 
Edward Bourke  

26:33 
Frederick Ingall (great grandfather)  

26:40 
Wilderness Cemetery, Rothbury  

26:44 
Mary Ingall (great g'mother)  

26:53 
Charlotte Griffiths 

27:04  
Discussion about Jack's work grave listing with the earliest cemetery at Branxton c.1840  

28:31 
Lieutenant Budd - lonely graves.  

29:05 
Blick family graves, Belbowrie Hill has a big headstone lying flat on the ground.  

32:23 
Stan Parkes   

33:02 
Max Lake  

34:15 
Reg Horner at Cessnock Library  

34:58 
Alison Davey - Headmistress at Bellbird School  

36:21 
Mr Gray, Bellbird school headmaster. Colleen McCulloch  

38:10 
Ken Kraft (cousin)  

38:52 
Recalls Hampton drowning tragedy  

38:52 
Molly Sheehan took the punt to Raymond Terrace - the car didn't stop and went straight into the river. Molly aged 13, the Hampton girl, Mr and Mrs Hampton and the little boy all drowned. One of the Hampton girls didn't go on that journey. http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/37475380  

40:26 
Topsy Sheehan. Ponto Sheehan.  

41:41 
Location of early dancing venues - the dances were held in a hall not far from the Aberdare Hotel.   

42:32 
Jim Doyle ran a double decker horse bus from Bellbird to Cessnock for a short period. Three or four trips a day.    Doyle's horse bus, Bellbird-Cessnock 1905  

43:33 
John Doyle, son of Joe Doyle  

44:46 
Location of Dr Bloomfield's surgery  

44:52 
Everyone went to "Yorkie" Ward's for their "spiders"  

44:57 
The "White Rose" refreshment rooms served Peach Melbas.   

45:20 
Lavender Creek called that because it smelt "not nicely" - also called Black Creek  

45:43 
Recalls extract in Cessnock Eagle 

45:57 
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