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Jack (-1987) & Mary Moore née Love (1901-1986) - Cessnock residents. Recorded 6 November 1984. Part 1 of 2
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Summary354A MARY AND JACK MOORE.
Recorded 6 November 1984.
Part 1 of 2.
1:09
Jack Love was Mary's father.
St. Patrick's, Nulkaba.
1:38
James Love was her grandfather.
1:42
Bill Bloomfield from Kurri - former school principal.
2:41
Centenary of nuns at St. Patrick's, 1986.
3:55
Mary was born 1901, Lovedale.
4:07
Jack Love was born 1871 and died in 1940 - aged 69
His father James was born around 1850/1840.
6:11
Jack Moore was 14 when he came to Cessnock. Attended St. Patrick's School, Cessnock - it was the first church and it became the school.
6:40
Recollection of St. Patrick's School - it was one big room.
7:39
Wally Pinchen.
8:44
Recollection of early Catholic journals, the Catholic Press, The Sentinel and the Catholic Weekly, the Freeman's Journal.
10:03
Dan McCarthy.
10:07
Finnes Hill - on the road to Tullochs. De Beyers Road.
10:48
Kevin McMahon - De Beyers Road.
Discussion of early property owners.
11:57
Location of James Love's property - the Loves passed land to the O'Connors. William Stafford. Lovedale.
12:50
Paul O'Connor.
12:57
Pat Love, brother to May's father.
13:14
Mary O'Connor sister.
Noel O'Shea.
15:24
Glenmore Cemetery and Wills' Hill Church
16:36
Fred and William Drayton - Len Drayton and Joe Drayton - Joe was involved in the church building at Glenmore.
18:42
"The Wilderness" Cemetery - Rev Glennie.
18:57
Lawrence Murphy.
19:12
Joseph Broadbent Holmes possibly connected to the Blicks.
19:40
Jim Roberts, "Belbourie" property.
19:47
Jane Coulson.
20:26
Belmont Cemetery - a little cemetery of about 20 graves.
20:59
Recollection of Mary's grandfather's death - 1908.
22:10.
"Lovedale" homestead near the aerodrome.
23:49
Amy O'Neill, Mary's mother was Phonse's aunty.
24:44
Discussion of Land Deeds Titles - The first grant was to Dangar.
Wally Pinchen was born along the Allandale Road.
27:09
George Bernard Harrison worked at the sawmills (he died on the way home with Lomas - he drank the sheep dip by mistake.)
27:24
Aub Johns.
28:26
Boland's property.
Molly Bush.
29:13
Early Branxton Post Office.
29:25
Jack McDonald.
30:00
Recollection of early road to Branxton.
Thomas Dobson Wills.
30:15
Location of Wills' Hill - the first school past Peacock Hill. In about 1855 the was a school and Mr Kenny was the teacher. The Education Department was called the Department of Public Instruction.
33:31
Elizabeth Kenny was the first teacher. It was moved in 1865/68 to Rothbury Lane.
33:48
Bill Ridley.
33:58
Kenny's/ Killarney boarding house, Cessnock.
34:13
Denny Kenny, saddler - near the Cessnock Hotel.
34:27
Jack Gray - shop owner next door to the Post Office. Mrs Kennedy.
35:55
Recollection of early school bell, October 1926 - rested on four poles.
36:42
Recalls attending school in Cooper Street. Jack left in 1936.
37:43
Recalls attending mass at Lyceum Hall finished just before the Bellbird disaster.
38:18
They were married in 1926.
39:34
Maureen O'Connor.
40:33
Recalls nuns walking from convent to school.
40:48
Bridge's Hill.
41:07
Recalls Doyle's bus taking nuns to school.
42:00
Recollection of original Catholic Presbytery and the old timber shed.
42:54
Les Courtney.
43:12
End (Tape 354/Side A) Part 1 of 2.
SubjectMoore née Love, Mary Josephine, 1901-1986Moore, John Joseph, -1987Catholic schools -- New South Wales -- NulkabaCatholic church -- New South Wales -- NulkabaCessnock (N.S.W.)Lovedale (N.S.W.)PersonJack DelaneyDepicts or Relates ToAub JohnsWal PinchenCreatorMoore née Love, Mary Josephine, 1901-1986Moore, John Joseph, -1987Delaney, Jack, 1919-2010CollectionVoices of the HunterPlaceCessnock, NSWDate Created6th November 1984Location[1] Lovedale, NSW[2] Nulkaba NSW Identifier354A
Recorded 6 November 1984.
Part 1 of 2.
1:09
Jack Love was Mary's father.
St. Patrick's, Nulkaba.
1:38
James Love was her grandfather.
1:42
Bill Bloomfield from Kurri - former school principal.
2:41
Centenary of nuns at St. Patrick's, 1986.
3:55
Mary was born 1901, Lovedale.
4:07
Jack Love was born 1871 and died in 1940 - aged 69
His father James was born around 1850/1840.
6:11
Jack Moore was 14 when he came to Cessnock. Attended St. Patrick's School, Cessnock - it was the first church and it became the school.
6:40
Recollection of St. Patrick's School - it was one big room.
7:39
Wally Pinchen.
8:44
Recollection of early Catholic journals, the Catholic Press, The Sentinel and the Catholic Weekly, the Freeman's Journal.
10:03
Dan McCarthy.
10:07
Finnes Hill - on the road to Tullochs. De Beyers Road.
10:48
Kevin McMahon - De Beyers Road.
Discussion of early property owners.
11:57
Location of James Love's property - the Loves passed land to the O'Connors. William Stafford. Lovedale.
12:50
Paul O'Connor.
12:57
Pat Love, brother to May's father.
13:14
Mary O'Connor sister.
Noel O'Shea.
15:24
Glenmore Cemetery and Wills' Hill Church
16:36
Fred and William Drayton - Len Drayton and Joe Drayton - Joe was involved in the church building at Glenmore.
18:42
"The Wilderness" Cemetery - Rev Glennie.
18:57
Lawrence Murphy.
19:12
Joseph Broadbent Holmes possibly connected to the Blicks.
19:40
Jim Roberts, "Belbourie" property.
19:47
Jane Coulson.
20:26
Belmont Cemetery - a little cemetery of about 20 graves.
20:59
Recollection of Mary's grandfather's death - 1908.
22:10.
"Lovedale" homestead near the aerodrome.
23:49
Amy O'Neill, Mary's mother was Phonse's aunty.
24:44
Discussion of Land Deeds Titles - The first grant was to Dangar.
Wally Pinchen was born along the Allandale Road.
27:09
George Bernard Harrison worked at the sawmills (he died on the way home with Lomas - he drank the sheep dip by mistake.)
27:24
Aub Johns.
28:26
Boland's property.
Molly Bush.
29:13
Early Branxton Post Office.
29:25
Jack McDonald.
30:00
Recollection of early road to Branxton.
Thomas Dobson Wills.
30:15
Location of Wills' Hill - the first school past Peacock Hill. In about 1855 the was a school and Mr Kenny was the teacher. The Education Department was called the Department of Public Instruction.
33:31
Elizabeth Kenny was the first teacher. It was moved in 1865/68 to Rothbury Lane.
33:48
Bill Ridley.
33:58
Kenny's/ Killarney boarding house, Cessnock.
34:13
Denny Kenny, saddler - near the Cessnock Hotel.
34:27
Jack Gray - shop owner next door to the Post Office. Mrs Kennedy.
35:55
Recollection of early school bell, October 1926 - rested on four poles.
36:42
Recalls attending school in Cooper Street. Jack left in 1936.
37:43
Recalls attending mass at Lyceum Hall finished just before the Bellbird disaster.
38:18
They were married in 1926.
39:34
Maureen O'Connor.
40:33
Recalls nuns walking from convent to school.
40:48
Bridge's Hill.
41:07
Recalls Doyle's bus taking nuns to school.
42:00
Recollection of original Catholic Presbytery and the old timber shed.
42:54
Les Courtney.
43:12
End (Tape 354/Side A) Part 1 of 2.
SubjectMoore née Love, Mary Josephine, 1901-1986Moore, John Joseph, -1987Catholic schools -- New South Wales -- NulkabaCatholic church -- New South Wales -- NulkabaCessnock (N.S.W.)Lovedale (N.S.W.)PersonJack DelaneyDepicts or Relates ToAub JohnsWal PinchenCreatorMoore née Love, Mary Josephine, 1901-1986Moore, John Joseph, -1987Delaney, Jack, 1919-2010CollectionVoices of the HunterPlaceCessnock, NSWDate Created6th November 1984Location[1] Lovedale, NSW[2] Nulkaba NSW Identifier354Aloading google map....
Delaney, Jack, 1919-2010, Jack (-1987) & Mary Moore née Love (1901-1986) - Cessnock residents. Recorded 6 November 1984. Part 1 of 2, [354A]. Living Histories, accessed 05/12/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/86581