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Marge Tulloch (1897-1990) - Teacher, Pokolbin. Recorded 19 November 1982. Part 1/2.
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SummaryMARGE TULLOCH
Recorded 19 November 1982
Part 1/2
0:26
Elwyn Smith
1:03
Mary Evans - lives at Silverwater Belcollen
1:23
Bruce Christie
1:37
David Patterson - Marge suggests David P. might know more Tulloch history. He is writing up their history or wines of the district.
2:48
Jim Tulloch (brother) managed and organised the Broke vineyards. 1898
3:02
John Tulloch (father)
3:14
Great-grandfather was Branxton postmaster
3:47
James Tulloch (great-grandfather) came out at the time of the gold rush.
3:53
Jay Tulloch
4:27
Great-grandfather settled at Glennies Creek near Singleton. He and his young wife left their first born in Scotland and never saw her again.
5:10
Pennial Faulkner - the daughter's name.
5:25
Ted Delaney - Jack's uncle.
6:15
John Tulloch - Marge’s father born Glennies Creek
6:32
James Alexander Tulloch - son of great grandfather who worked at the Branxton PO.
6:51
How father acquired vineyard, 1898 -
7:20
Emmanuel Hungerford - exchanged his Pokolbin property Glen Elgin, to pay for a debt to Tulloch. On the corner of De Beyers Road at Nulkaba.
7:28
Robert Hungerford - married to Margaret.
7:33
Claude Hungerford, Lesley Hungerford
8:53
Robert Hipwell - neighbour at Pokolbin.
11:03
Andrew Hutchinson - another neighbour during childhood. Also ran the PO.
11:18
Miss F. M. Blick took over the PO when Hutchinson died.
11:24
Location of Blick residence/property on Rocky Ridge Hill. McDonald's properties. Presbyterian and Methodist use of the local church.
12:32
Victor Clarke Duff - early minister.
12:44
Glenmore Cemetery - part of it is semi private. McDonald's family buried there.
13:08
Wilderness Cemetery - Mary Campbell's family are buried there.
14:07
Tulloch family are all buried at Branxton
14:27
Marge's mother's name is Kester. Keith Kester Tulloch.
14:45
Mrs A.B. Moore (aunt) - mother's sister.
15:08
Raby Moore - coming from Bowral.
15:31
Stephenson Moore, James Moore - early Cessnock residents
16:05
Harold Tulloch - (Harry) - married to Anne Ballantyne
16:42
Pokolbin Public School - the only school she attended. Keith and Cath were the only siblings who attended High School at Maitland. The rest studied privately with a tutor.
17:25
Recall entering Teacher's College
17:58
First taught class at Guyra. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and Reasoning.
20:38
Recall returning to Cessnock to teach - she went from Guyra to Pokolbin for 8 years where she taught with Frederick Barnes.
21:41
Henry Barnes and George Campbell
21:53
Mary Lyons, nee Campbell
22:15
Teaching history of Marge Tulloch: One year at The Junction School. Then to Lorn where she taught at the Nillo School for 18 months. Her final school was in West Cessnock for 16 years.
23:53
Recollection of playing rounders/vigoro. Recollection of prisoner's base.
26:06
Alan Hungerford belonged to a younger group of children. Tyrrell's Road. His family were butchers.
26:29
MacDougall's winery - A.H. Hungerford
26:42
Ted Hungerford's father Pa.
26:55
Roy and Bert Hungerford - the policemen.
27:13
Location of White's residence - White was killed in a horse riding accident leaving a young family.
27:52
J.M. McDonald, "Ben Ean" property - Karl Stockhausen lived there.
28:45
There were three Wilkinson families: Alfred Wilkinson
29:13
Audrey Wilkinson and his son Garth, "Oakdale" vineyard. Frederick was Audrey's father. Audrey married Cecil Bloomfield's sister.
29:18
"Mangeton" vineyard - owned by Max Drayton
29:23
"Cote D'Or" vineyard - Frederick's brother, Charles.
30:15
Zelma Wilkinson
31:04
William Wilkinson
31:24
Fred Wilkinson - opened a service station in Cessnock. The Blicks.
32:15
Tulloch's bought Carroll's property. Jim Carroll married one of the assistant teachers at Pokolbin.
33:56
Father grew peas, beans on property. Hector and Roy would bag them and take them on the spring cart to Allandale or Branxton where they would go to the markets by rail to Maitland and Newcastle. Cessnock wasn't established then.
34:53
First recollection of Cessnock
35:22
A.E. Kirk - first mine manager
35:30
Recollection of early Cessnock custom - Friday night shopping, card playing, walking Vincent Street, buying broken biscuits from Toby Kempe's shop for 2d., pictures on Saturday night.
38:39
George Hutchinson and Andrew Hutchinson
39:15
Location of original Pokolbin P.O.
40:21
Mrs Bob Burns
40:47
Location of original Pokolbin school
42:41
Kath Tulloch
Tape duration: 43:52
Tulloch, Marjorie, 1897-1990PersonJack DelaneyDepicts or Relates ToAllan Hungerford (1913-1999), Butcher. Part 1/2. Recorded 4 December 1982.Jim Carroll (1897-1986) - Descendant of first hotel owner in Cessnock. Recorded 1983.Karl StockhausenCollectionVoices of the HunterPlaceCessnock, NSWLocation[1] Pokolbin, NSW[2] Cessnock, NSWIdentifier289A
Recorded 19 November 1982
Part 1/2
0:26
Elwyn Smith
1:03
Mary Evans - lives at Silverwater Belcollen
1:23
Bruce Christie
1:37
David Patterson - Marge suggests David P. might know more Tulloch history. He is writing up their history or wines of the district.
2:48
Jim Tulloch (brother) managed and organised the Broke vineyards. 1898
3:02
John Tulloch (father)
3:14
Great-grandfather was Branxton postmaster
3:47
James Tulloch (great-grandfather) came out at the time of the gold rush.
3:53
Jay Tulloch
4:27
Great-grandfather settled at Glennies Creek near Singleton. He and his young wife left their first born in Scotland and never saw her again.
5:10
Pennial Faulkner - the daughter's name.
5:25
Ted Delaney - Jack's uncle.
6:15
John Tulloch - Marge’s father born Glennies Creek
6:32
James Alexander Tulloch - son of great grandfather who worked at the Branxton PO.
6:51
How father acquired vineyard, 1898 -
7:20
Emmanuel Hungerford - exchanged his Pokolbin property Glen Elgin, to pay for a debt to Tulloch. On the corner of De Beyers Road at Nulkaba.
7:28
Robert Hungerford - married to Margaret.
7:33
Claude Hungerford, Lesley Hungerford
8:53
Robert Hipwell - neighbour at Pokolbin.
11:03
Andrew Hutchinson - another neighbour during childhood. Also ran the PO.
11:18
Miss F. M. Blick took over the PO when Hutchinson died.
11:24
Location of Blick residence/property on Rocky Ridge Hill. McDonald's properties. Presbyterian and Methodist use of the local church.
12:32
Victor Clarke Duff - early minister.
12:44
Glenmore Cemetery - part of it is semi private. McDonald's family buried there.
13:08
Wilderness Cemetery - Mary Campbell's family are buried there.
14:07
Tulloch family are all buried at Branxton
14:27
Marge's mother's name is Kester. Keith Kester Tulloch.
14:45
Mrs A.B. Moore (aunt) - mother's sister.
15:08
Raby Moore - coming from Bowral.
15:31
Stephenson Moore, James Moore - early Cessnock residents
16:05
Harold Tulloch - (Harry) - married to Anne Ballantyne
16:42
Pokolbin Public School - the only school she attended. Keith and Cath were the only siblings who attended High School at Maitland. The rest studied privately with a tutor.
17:25
Recall entering Teacher's College
17:58
First taught class at Guyra. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and Reasoning.
20:38
Recall returning to Cessnock to teach - she went from Guyra to Pokolbin for 8 years where she taught with Frederick Barnes.
21:41
Henry Barnes and George Campbell
21:53
Mary Lyons, nee Campbell
22:15
Teaching history of Marge Tulloch: One year at The Junction School. Then to Lorn where she taught at the Nillo School for 18 months. Her final school was in West Cessnock for 16 years.
23:53
Recollection of playing rounders/vigoro. Recollection of prisoner's base.
26:06
Alan Hungerford belonged to a younger group of children. Tyrrell's Road. His family were butchers.
26:29
MacDougall's winery - A.H. Hungerford
26:42
Ted Hungerford's father Pa.
26:55
Roy and Bert Hungerford - the policemen.
27:13
Location of White's residence - White was killed in a horse riding accident leaving a young family.
27:52
J.M. McDonald, "Ben Ean" property - Karl Stockhausen lived there.
28:45
There were three Wilkinson families: Alfred Wilkinson
29:13
Audrey Wilkinson and his son Garth, "Oakdale" vineyard. Frederick was Audrey's father. Audrey married Cecil Bloomfield's sister.
29:18
"Mangeton" vineyard - owned by Max Drayton
29:23
"Cote D'Or" vineyard - Frederick's brother, Charles.
30:15
Zelma Wilkinson
31:04
William Wilkinson
31:24
Fred Wilkinson - opened a service station in Cessnock. The Blicks.
32:15
Tulloch's bought Carroll's property. Jim Carroll married one of the assistant teachers at Pokolbin.
33:56
Father grew peas, beans on property. Hector and Roy would bag them and take them on the spring cart to Allandale or Branxton where they would go to the markets by rail to Maitland and Newcastle. Cessnock wasn't established then.
34:53
First recollection of Cessnock
35:22
A.E. Kirk - first mine manager
35:30
Recollection of early Cessnock custom - Friday night shopping, card playing, walking Vincent Street, buying broken biscuits from Toby Kempe's shop for 2d., pictures on Saturday night.
38:39
George Hutchinson and Andrew Hutchinson
39:15
Location of original Pokolbin P.O.
40:21
Mrs Bob Burns
40:47
Location of original Pokolbin school
42:41
Kath Tulloch
Tape duration: 43:52
Tulloch, Marjorie, 1897-1990PersonJack DelaneyDepicts or Relates ToAllan Hungerford (1913-1999), Butcher. Part 1/2. Recorded 4 December 1982.Jim Carroll (1897-1986) - Descendant of first hotel owner in Cessnock. Recorded 1983.Karl StockhausenCollectionVoices of the HunterPlaceCessnock, NSWLocation[1] Pokolbin, NSW[2] Cessnock, NSWIdentifier289Aloading google map....
Delaney, Jack, 1919-2010, Marge Tulloch (1897-1990) - Teacher, Pokolbin. Recorded 19 November 1982. Part 1/2., [289A]. Living Histories, accessed 31/05/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/55965