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Back To Brunkerville Day. Recorded 2 May 1983. Part 2/2.
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SummaryTAPE 338B "Back to Brunkerville" Day.
Recorded 22nd May 1983.
Part 2/2.
This interview is a recording of various segments of the day's proceedings at "Back to Brunkerville" Day in 1983. Recorded are a series of random interviews with past and present residents of the town and associated people. Notable family names mentioned include the Moores, Murrells, Wyborns, Homards and Gills.
00:10
William Homard
1:05
Land acquired in 1858. Church built 1859.
2:50
William Homard, teacher.
3:03
Obituary of George H. Gill.
5:07
End (Tape 339/Side B)
PersonJack DelaneyCollectionVoices of the HunterLocation[1] Brunkerville, NSWIdentifier338B
Recorded 22nd May 1983.
Part 2/2.
This interview is a recording of various segments of the day's proceedings at "Back to Brunkerville" Day in 1983. Recorded are a series of random interviews with past and present residents of the town and associated people. Notable family names mentioned include the Moores, Murrells, Wyborns, Homards and Gills.
00:10
William Homard
1:05
Land acquired in 1858. Church built 1859.
2:50
William Homard, teacher.
3:03
Obituary of George H. Gill.
5:07
End (Tape 339/Side B)
PersonJack DelaneyCollectionVoices of the HunterLocation[1] Brunkerville, NSWIdentifier338Bloading google map....
Delaney, Jack, 1919-2010, Back To Brunkerville Day. Recorded 2 May 1983. Part 2/2., [338B]. Living Histories, accessed 07/12/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/56013