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Murray's Run - Les Sternbeck - 2 September 1989
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SummaryInterview by Margy Barnett in 1989 with Les Sternbeck about Murray's Run and his life growing up the the area.
Murray's Run is a valley on the south arm of the Wollombi Brook in the Cessnock area, bounded to the east by Brush Creek and the Yarramalong Valley to Wyong, to the north are the Wattagan mountains and west is Yengo.
Murray's Run is named after Andrew Murray a nephew of Sir Walter Scott who arrived in NSW in 1817 and travelled to the Hunter region with Blaxland and Milson in 1822. Murray left his stock behind in the area that would bear his name, and for many years after the valley was used as a relief pasture.
At the time of the interview Les was the oldest resident in Murray's Run, his great grandfather George Sternbeck had also lived there, as well as later generations.
SubjectSternbeck,Les Murray's Run (N.S.W.)FarmingCessnock (N.S.W.)Wollombi BrookWollombi (N.S.W.)PersonBarnett, MargySternbeck,Les Interview logDate Created2nd October 1989Location[1] IdentifierA6963(v)_Sternbeck
Murray's Run is a valley on the south arm of the Wollombi Brook in the Cessnock area, bounded to the east by Brush Creek and the Yarramalong Valley to Wyong, to the north are the Wattagan mountains and west is Yengo.
Murray's Run is named after Andrew Murray a nephew of Sir Walter Scott who arrived in NSW in 1817 and travelled to the Hunter region with Blaxland and Milson in 1822. Murray left his stock behind in the area that would bear his name, and for many years after the valley was used as a relief pasture.
At the time of the interview Les was the oldest resident in Murray's Run, his great grandfather George Sternbeck had also lived there, as well as later generations.
SubjectSternbeck,Les Murray's Run (N.S.W.)FarmingCessnock (N.S.W.)Wollombi BrookWollombi (N.S.W.)PersonBarnett, MargySternbeck,Les Interview logDate Created2nd October 1989Location[1] IdentifierA6963(v)_Sternbeckloading google map....
Murray's Run - Les Sternbeck - 2 September 1989, [A6963(v)_Sternbeck]. Living Histories, accessed 29/05/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/74654