Three page document detailing the history of Faram Bros as written by Judy FARAM February 2007families, faram brothers hardware, judy faram, george faram, richard faram, thomas faram, allen faram, doug faram, arthur john faram, caroline crook faram, business and traders - hardware

Sticker on outside of bag suggests that contents fall within the period 1969 to 1977Plastic bag containing various documents including bank statements, insurance certificates, receipts, lettersdocuments, certificates

This document presents background information, policy directions, and actions need for improved management of the Gippsland Lakes.waterways, conservation, recreation

A folder containing information about local families M including Murray. Documents and newspaper cuttings.genealogy, local history

Jonathan Harris was born in Sussex England in 1822. His father Jonathan Snr was transported to Australia and his wife obtained permission to follow him as a free settler when Jonathan jnr was about 7 yrs.In 1842, Jonathan snr (who held a ticket of leave) and his son Jonathan Jnr were found guilty of theft and transported to Tasmania. Family history suggests that following his term, Jonathan jnr became a police detective before returning to Victoria. He and his wife had a store at Third White Hill in Bendigo and one day while walking to Eaglehawk, Jonathan found a rich vein of gold in what was to become the Hustlers Mine. He took large samples to England for crushing and subsequently sold his claim. Upon returning to Melbourne he conducted a business before taking up land at Axedale. He farmed here, including the growing of apples up until his death 20/7/1881. His efforts must have been successful as following his death the sale of property at Axedale included two pieces of land that each had two cottages that had been rented out. Jonathan was also on the board of the Axedale School.An eight page document with newspaper articles and information about the life of Axedale man Jonathan Harris.jonathon harris, axedale, mining.

Several newspaper cuttings concerning the Ringwood Memorial Clock Tower: 3 pages of A4 with approx 8 cuttings copied. +Additional Keywords: Miles (Cr);McCaskill (Cr); MacKindlay (Cr)

Williams/Gray families, Port Melbourne. Eight plastic envelopes of handwritten and printed material. Includes photographs, memorial cards and notices, Will, Invoice, and marriage certificate for members of the Williams/Gray familiesdeaths and funerals, families, transport - shipping, mary jane williams, james grey (gray), csaptain henry (harry) gray, ps weeroona, edith ethel gray, alfred gray snr, henry john jones watson, john cameron, lily charlotte elizabeth watson, panayote fontinelis, athanasios daikidis, kilalaos kafkalas, william williams, mary ann hardy, mary jane alverson, r mckenzie, john albert williams, sutton grange