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Marge Tulloch (1897-1990) - Teacher, Pokolbin. Recorded 19 November 1982. Part 2/2.
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SummaryMARGE TULLOCH
Recorded 19 November 1982
Part 2/2
0:10
Belle Moyle formerly of Kurri
0:24
Jack and Hilda Muir - shoe shop owners
3:25
Jack recalls Boxing Day picnic at Newcastle beach.
4:03
Jane Anderson, Edith Janet and Pennial were all aunts and half sisters to Marge's father. Alec Tulloch. Their mother was Margaret Tulloch, nee Russell. Following the tradition of marrying for the sake of the children.
6:19
John Delaney
6:54
Zeta Schultz
8:00
Harold Lett
8:22
George Neilly
8:30
Lola Neilly
9:35
Recalls grapes grown by father - Hermitage (Black Shiraz), Carbonnet (sic), Riesling, Madeiras, Pinot.
10:58
Acreage of original Tulloch vineyard - the vineyard gradually increased in 10 acre lots.
11:11
History of "Fordwich" vineyard. Roy Tulloch (brother) - soldier settlements received as a balloted block. Each block being 30 - 40 acres and they ended up with a couple of hundred acres.
13:17
"Oakvale" vineyard, Elliott's property
13:35
Doug Elliott. Bob Elliott
14:40
Jack Gehrig, George Gehrig
15:03
Heather Andrews
15:09
George and Harry Brown
15:21
A.W. Bridge - early shop owners
15:27
Eric Turner
15:39
Gordon Cork
16:17
Roy and Jack Turner, brothers to Eric.
17:06
Tulloch family owned Rayworth dairy and also land in the Wentworth swamps. J.B. Patience manager of Reed products.
18:25
John Picton - formerly Cessnock Hotel owner.
18:58
Bob Burns - formerly Pokolbin PO
19:39
Ashley Ryan's sister was Mrs Burns.
19:56
Location of early Pinchen vineyard
20:02
Mary Campbell. "Daisy Hill", George Campbell estate
20:37
Jack McDonald - Jack Delaney knew of a notebook belonging to Jack McDonald's aunt Lydia McDonald. Information about vineyards.
21:00
Jock McDonald.
22:00
Alan Hungerford's father Claude Hungerford.
22:34
Mrs Les Hungerford grew up in Pokolbin and is Albert Joass' daughter.
23:00
Albert Joass
24:05
George Brown's vineyard
Tape duration: 24:32
Tulloch, Marjorie, 1897-1990PersonJack DelaneyDepicts or Relates ToGeorge NeillyJack GehrigJack Turner (1907-1995) - Clerk, Cessnock. Recorded 8 November 1984. Part 1/1.Allan Hungerford (1913-1999), Butcher. Part 1/2. Recorded 4 December 1982.CollectionVoices of the HunterPlaceCessnock, NSWLocation[1] Pokolbin, NSW[2] Cessnock, NSWIdentifier289B
Recorded 19 November 1982
Part 2/2
0:10
Belle Moyle formerly of Kurri
0:24
Jack and Hilda Muir - shoe shop owners
3:25
Jack recalls Boxing Day picnic at Newcastle beach.
4:03
Jane Anderson, Edith Janet and Pennial were all aunts and half sisters to Marge's father. Alec Tulloch. Their mother was Margaret Tulloch, nee Russell. Following the tradition of marrying for the sake of the children.
6:19
John Delaney
6:54
Zeta Schultz
8:00
Harold Lett
8:22
George Neilly
8:30
Lola Neilly
9:35
Recalls grapes grown by father - Hermitage (Black Shiraz), Carbonnet (sic), Riesling, Madeiras, Pinot.
10:58
Acreage of original Tulloch vineyard - the vineyard gradually increased in 10 acre lots.
11:11
History of "Fordwich" vineyard. Roy Tulloch (brother) - soldier settlements received as a balloted block. Each block being 30 - 40 acres and they ended up with a couple of hundred acres.
13:17
"Oakvale" vineyard, Elliott's property
13:35
Doug Elliott. Bob Elliott
14:40
Jack Gehrig, George Gehrig
15:03
Heather Andrews
15:09
George and Harry Brown
15:21
A.W. Bridge - early shop owners
15:27
Eric Turner
15:39
Gordon Cork
16:17
Roy and Jack Turner, brothers to Eric.
17:06
Tulloch family owned Rayworth dairy and also land in the Wentworth swamps. J.B. Patience manager of Reed products.
18:25
John Picton - formerly Cessnock Hotel owner.
18:58
Bob Burns - formerly Pokolbin PO
19:39
Ashley Ryan's sister was Mrs Burns.
19:56
Location of early Pinchen vineyard
20:02
Mary Campbell. "Daisy Hill", George Campbell estate
20:37
Jack McDonald - Jack Delaney knew of a notebook belonging to Jack McDonald's aunt Lydia McDonald. Information about vineyards.
21:00
Jock McDonald.
22:00
Alan Hungerford's father Claude Hungerford.
22:34
Mrs Les Hungerford grew up in Pokolbin and is Albert Joass' daughter.
23:00
Albert Joass
24:05
George Brown's vineyard
Tape duration: 24:32
Tulloch, Marjorie, 1897-1990PersonJack DelaneyDepicts or Relates ToGeorge NeillyJack GehrigJack Turner (1907-1995) - Clerk, Cessnock. Recorded 8 November 1984. Part 1/1.Allan Hungerford (1913-1999), Butcher. Part 1/2. Recorded 4 December 1982.CollectionVoices of the HunterPlaceCessnock, NSWLocation[1] Pokolbin, NSW[2] Cessnock, NSWIdentifier289Bloading google map....
Delaney, Jack, 1919-2010, Marge Tulloch (1897-1990) - Teacher, Pokolbin. Recorded 19 November 1982. Part 2/2., [289B]. Living Histories, accessed 05/10/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/55966