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Jack (1903-1985) and Ethel (1903-1996) McDonald née Creed - Weronga graziers. Recorded 3 December 1982. Part 1/2.
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Summary170B Mr & Mrs J. McDonald
Recorded 03 December 1982.
Part 1 of 2.
0:43
"Sunshine" vineyard.
Rothbury Methodist Church.
G.D. McDonald.
1:45
Glenmore Church built, 1866.
Joseph Drayton built Glenmore church.
David Leaver.
2:13
George Russell built new church.
Glenmore church shifted to Pokolbin.
Andrew Hutchinson.
3:07
"Sunshine" sold to Lindeman's, 1912.
Rothbury Post Office, Holmes' estate.
"Caerphilly", Holmes' estate.
4:02
George Bowten.
J.M. McDonald posted first letter.
Phoebe Wills.
5:00
Materials used in making first church.
George McDonald.
Mr Clarke, first Presbyterian minister.
Early Rothbury residents.
9:54
Location of first school, Wilderness.
Ms Eiper, first schoolteacher.
Joseph Broadbent.
13:31
Arthur Holmes.
"Fairleigh", Hungerford estate.
Emanuel Hungerford.
"Bond Hill", "Alpen" estate.
"Wyndella" estate.
14:46
Rev. Septimus Hungerford.
G.A. Creed.
"Dunmore" House.
16:08
"Dunoon" House.
W.T. Badgery.
Phillip Wexler.
17:26
George Matthews.
Frederick Wilkinson.
"Oakdale", Wilkinson's estate.
19:10
James Busby.
Audrey Wilkinson, Garth Wilkinson.
Zelma Wilkinson.
21:07
Lyrics of "Paddle tour own canoe".
William James McDonald.
George Kiems.
23:13
Location of Kiems' vineyard.
Location of early cemetery, Pokolbin.
Wilderness school built by Brown,1880.
26:14
Mary Eiper.
Bessie McGrane.
Mary McGrane.
27:32
Wal Joass, Albert Joass.
John Lynch.
Gus Joass.
29:24
"Sugarloaf" estate.
Jerry Deasy.
Molly Deasy.
31:29
John Quinn.
Early Presbyterian families.
Bill Wilkinson
36:28
"Sparkling Vale" estate.
Jack Davron.
Murray Tyrrell.
37:27
"Dalwood" estate.
Alf Wilkinson.
"Ivanhoe" estate.
37:55
"Tallawonta" estate.
"Cote D'Or" estate.
38:52
End (Tape 170/Side B) Part 1 of 2
SubjectMcDonald, John Edward, 1903-1985VineyardsVigneronsMcDonald née Creed, Ethel Ruby, 1903-1996GraziersRothbury (N.S.W.)PersonJack DelaneyDepicts or Relates ToMolly DeasyMurray Tyrrell (1921-2000) - Vigneron, Cessnock area. Recorded 7 December 1981. Part 1/1.CreatorMcDonald née Creed, Ethel Ruby, 1903-1996McDonald, John Edward, 1903-1985Delaney, Jack, 1919-2010Date Created3rd December 1982Location[1] Rothbury, NSW[2] Pokolbin, NSWIdentifier170B
Recorded 03 December 1982.
Part 1 of 2.
0:43
"Sunshine" vineyard.
Rothbury Methodist Church.
G.D. McDonald.
1:45
Glenmore Church built, 1866.
Joseph Drayton built Glenmore church.
David Leaver.
2:13
George Russell built new church.
Glenmore church shifted to Pokolbin.
Andrew Hutchinson.
3:07
"Sunshine" sold to Lindeman's, 1912.
Rothbury Post Office, Holmes' estate.
"Caerphilly", Holmes' estate.
4:02
George Bowten.
J.M. McDonald posted first letter.
Phoebe Wills.
5:00
Materials used in making first church.
George McDonald.
Mr Clarke, first Presbyterian minister.
Early Rothbury residents.
9:54
Location of first school, Wilderness.
Ms Eiper, first schoolteacher.
Joseph Broadbent.
13:31
Arthur Holmes.
"Fairleigh", Hungerford estate.
Emanuel Hungerford.
"Bond Hill", "Alpen" estate.
"Wyndella" estate.
14:46
Rev. Septimus Hungerford.
G.A. Creed.
"Dunmore" House.
16:08
"Dunoon" House.
W.T. Badgery.
Phillip Wexler.
17:26
George Matthews.
Frederick Wilkinson.
"Oakdale", Wilkinson's estate.
19:10
James Busby.
Audrey Wilkinson, Garth Wilkinson.
Zelma Wilkinson.
21:07
Lyrics of "Paddle tour own canoe".
William James McDonald.
George Kiems.
23:13
Location of Kiems' vineyard.
Location of early cemetery, Pokolbin.
Wilderness school built by Brown,1880.
26:14
Mary Eiper.
Bessie McGrane.
Mary McGrane.
27:32
Wal Joass, Albert Joass.
John Lynch.
Gus Joass.
29:24
"Sugarloaf" estate.
Jerry Deasy.
Molly Deasy.
31:29
John Quinn.
Early Presbyterian families.
Bill Wilkinson
36:28
"Sparkling Vale" estate.
Jack Davron.
Murray Tyrrell.
37:27
"Dalwood" estate.
Alf Wilkinson.
"Ivanhoe" estate.
37:55
"Tallawonta" estate.
"Cote D'Or" estate.
38:52
End (Tape 170/Side B) Part 1 of 2
SubjectMcDonald, John Edward, 1903-1985VineyardsVigneronsMcDonald née Creed, Ethel Ruby, 1903-1996GraziersRothbury (N.S.W.)PersonJack DelaneyDepicts or Relates ToMolly DeasyMurray Tyrrell (1921-2000) - Vigneron, Cessnock area. Recorded 7 December 1981. Part 1/1.CreatorMcDonald née Creed, Ethel Ruby, 1903-1996McDonald, John Edward, 1903-1985Delaney, Jack, 1919-2010Date Created3rd December 1982Location[1] Rothbury, NSW[2] Pokolbin, NSWIdentifier170Bloading google map....
Delaney, Jack, 1919-2010, Jack (1903-1985) and Ethel (1903-1996) McDonald née Creed - Weronga graziers. Recorded 3 December 1982. Part 1/2., [170B]. Living Histories, accessed 27/09/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/66778