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Parish of Cessnock. Land Districts of Maitland and Wollombi Map, 25 October 1901
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NB. Transferred from M196
Third edition
Parish of Cessnock,
County of Northumberland
Land District of Maitland & Wollombi
Eastern Division N.S.W.
INCLUDES:
Places
- Aellalong (Ellalong)
- Allandale
- Allendale
- Deadman's Creek
- Mulbring
- Pokolbin
- Quarrybylong
- Stanford
Landowners
- George Bridge
- George Carroll
- Henry Casson
- J. T. Chapman
- John Doyle
- Ellen Fogarty
- David Gallagher
- G. B. Harrison
- William Hector
- James Mitchell
- George W. Rider
- Richard Schulz
- Andrew Sparke
- Henry Styles
- Seth Wilkinson
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CreatorNew South Wales. Department of Lands, SydneyDate25th October 1901Scale40 chains : 1 inchSubjectLandowners -- New South Wales -- Cessnock (Parish) -- MapsReal property -- New South Wales -- Cessnock (Parish) -- Maps
Date25th October 1901Scale40 chains : 1 inchSubjectLandowners -- New South Wales -- Cessnock (Parish) -- MapsReal property -- New South Wales -- Cessnock (Parish) -- MapsDepicts or relates to
PlaceCessnock, NSW
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New South Wales. Department of Lands, Sydney, Parish of Cessnock. Land Districts of Maitland and Wollombi Map, 25 October 1901 (25th October 1901), [M4335]. Living Histories, accessed 06/12/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/83478