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AddBy: Jamie Gilmore23rd Oct 2024 5:35PMThis photograph features Mary Rankin and Willian John Harden of Cessnock who emigrated from Kilsyth Scotland to the Hunter Region in 1885.
The late Mr. Harden was one of the pioneers of the cooperative movement in this district, and is
regarded as the founder of the West Wallsend Society.
The late Mr. Harden was one of the pioneers of the cooperative movement in this district, and is
regarded as the founder of the West Wallsend Society.
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Mary Rankin and Willian John Harden of Cessnock
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This photograph was scanned from a glass negative donated by former Mayor of Cessnock, Maree Callaghan.
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Mary Rankin and Willian John Harden of Cessnock ([n.d.]), [ACC026]. Living Histories, accessed 15/01/2026, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/99397