Article from the Nunawading Gazette 27 Aug 1975 reporting the death of one of Nunawading's oldest locally born residents, Mrs Louise Smith of Rooks Road, Nunawading at the age of 98.smith, louise, pioneers

A potted family history put together for descendants of Ned and Lucy Smith, who spent a major period of their lives at Genoa and Cabbage Creek in East Gippsland. Contains basic family tree and illustrations.settlers, genealogy

Sydney Smith (1821-1886) came to Australia as a young man. After marrying and some years in Epping, he moved to the Diamond Creek area. Contents Photocopy typed notes, undated, on Sydney Smith, family and descendants. Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcsydney smith, william smith, elizabeth smith, henty family, rebecca lee, william lee, elizabeth lee, john matthews, mary ann lee, ship maitland, william henny, rebecca matthews, mary ann matthews, scale family of epping, emma smith, thomas smith, robert smith, james smith, rebecca smith, reuben smith, sarah sussannah smith, emma jane smith, midhurst at arthur's creek, arthur's creek road, frank kurnell, elizabeth smith nee johnson, william johnson, sarah johnson, st john's church diamond creek, arthur j pickering, charlotte harrison, sarah janes laura smith, william sydney smith, rebecca edith maud smith, thomas james leslie smith, elizabeth mary mabel smith, florence ellen isobel smith, albert percival smith, evelyn hazel walher smith, elsie may smith, jack's creek waterworks, toorourrong reservoir, doctors gully road, harold bassett, hazel glen state school, wesleyan sunday school hazel glen, middle station creek glenburn, glenburn school, allan ferguson, diamond creek state school, haley's gully road arthur's creek

Barbara Smith was a Diamond Valley Shire president and lecturer in income tax law at Phillip Institute. Contents Newspaper article: "Speech inspires", Diamond Valley News, 12 November 1993. Barbara Smith spoke at international conference. Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcbarbara smith

Ron Smith, of Corporate Media Communications, advised Nillumik Council on improving communication with staff and residents. Contents Newspaper article: "A counsel for councils", Diamond Valley News, 17 July 1996. Hiring of Ron Smith by Nillumbik Council. Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcron smith, nillumbik council, corporate media communications, local government board victoria, leonie burke, dr shirley randell, city of whitehorse, whitehorse council, barry rochford

Shaaron Smith collected fine bone china tea cups and saucers as a child, later turning them into mosaics. Contents Newspaper article: "Smashing success for artist", Diamond Valley Leader, 16 November 2005. Shaaron Smith to display her moaics during Open Studios program. Newspaper article: "Fragmentary fascination", Diamond alley Leader, 21 June 2006. Shaaron Smith to exhibit mosaics at Bulleen Art and Gardens. Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcshaaron smith, bulleen art and gardens, open studios program, mosaics

Mayor W.Collard Smith records a brief obituary to F.M.Claxton in his report.The Obituary is evidence of the esteem in which Claxton was held in the "Municipal life" of Ballarat.one page, half of it printed.The word Obituary is highlighted in green texta and at the bottom of the page in blue biro is written john garner, doctor, ballarat botanical gardens, frederick moses claxton, claxton memorial fountain, lake wendouree, obituary, claxton, john garner collection, gardens, ballarat