The Greens of Barham Station NSW tell the story of Edward Bernard Drury Green, his land purchases in NSW and Victoria including Greensborough. His mail contracts are also mentioned. History of the origins of Edward Bernard Drury Green after whom Greensborough was named.4 page article text only.greensborough, edward bernard drury green

A short history of Edward Bernard Drury Green, after whom Greensborough was named. Describes his various business activities including his purchase of property on the Plenty River and his contract for the carriage of mail overland between Melbourne and Sydney. Author unknown.Background on the origins of "Greensborough".2 typed pages, text onlygreensborough, edward bernard green, green family, edward bernard drury green

A collection of 'interesting events' from the life of Edward B. [Benjamin] Green (1870-1962). The author was the grandson of Edward Bernard Drury Green, who held the Sydney to Melbourne mail delivery contract from 1844 to 1853; He purchased part of Portion 18 in 1841 from Smyth, and sold it in 1853, the advertisement of sale thought to be the first use of the name "Greensborough" for the district. 128 p. black duplicated stencil print in leatherette cover"To J. W. Atkinson, with the compliments of the Author. Oct 27th 1937 [from] Edw. B. Green"edward b green, edward bernard drury green, memoirs, edward benjamin green

From an article on Victorian pioneers and their services to the state. This section describes the life of Mr Edward Bernard Green after whom Greensborough was named.Gives the origins of the name Greensborough and an outline of the life of the man behind the name, E.B.Green.2 x A4 pages downloaded from Victorian Historical Magazine (1913) Vol 3, Issue 10, pages 79-80.Cover sheet: Greensborough. Origins of the name 'Greensborough". Source: Victorian Historical Magazine (1913) Vol 3, Issue 10, pages 79-80.edward bernard green, greensborough, origins of name, edward bernard drury green

Details the history of the current Greensborough township. It also mentions the early settlement of Kangaroo Point. Mentions early settlers such as William Poulter, James Chapman, James Mann and Edwin Willis Magger (Maygar).2 page printed document outlining the activities and motives of Edward Bernard Green, an early owner of the area of land that became Greensborough. 2 copiesPencilled words on front page. greensborough, kangaroo point, edward green, poulter, mann, chapman, magger, mayger, melbourne to sydney mail contract, edward bernard drury green

A research paper on the military history of Edward Bernard Green, produced by Ian Bryant. The article is supported by copies of Green's military records.Background history of the man after whom Greensborough was named.20 p., typescript and copies of documents, in plastic folder.edward bernard green, edward bernard drury green, greensborough

Portrait of Edward Green. In the 1840s, Edward B. Green ran the mail service between Melbourne and Sydney and owned a parcel of land on the Plenty River. He engaged a surveyor to draw up plans and lay out a township on the slopes overlooking the river, and to mark out small farm holdings on the flats. This small township named after him is now Greensborough.Digital copy of black and white portrait.edward bernard drury green, melbourne to sydney mail contract, greensborough

This map shows the original subdivision of Greensborough in 1844 by Edward Bernard Green. Some street names are different to today. This map shows the plan on which the town of Greensborough was based.Copy of early map showing subdivision of Greensborough. Black ink on white paper. 2 copies.edward bernard green, greensborough, grimshaw street greensborough, carter street, flintoff street greensborough, church street greensborough, hailes street greensborough, james street greensborough, edward bernard drury green

Portrait of Mrs Edward Green. In the 1840s, Edward B. Green ran the mail service between Melbourne and Sydney and owned a parcel of land on the Plenty River. He engaged a surveyor to draw up plans and lay out a township on the slopes overlooking the river, and to mark out small farm holdings on the flats. This small township named after him is now Greensborough.Digital copy of balck and white portraitedward bernard drury green, elizabeth eliza barham green

This plan show Green's 1860 subdivision of Greensborough, north of Grimshaw Street.Enlargements of Parish plan circa 1860?One copy possibly from 1860, containing lot numbers for a government road, now Main Street, and surrounding streets.greensborough, grimshaw street greensborough, edward bernard green, edward bernard drury green

This map shows the original subdivision of Greensborough by Edward Bernard Green. Some street names are different to today. This map shows the plan on which the town of Greensborough was based.Copy of early map showing subdivision of Greensborough. Black ink on white paper.edward bernard green, greensborough, edward bernard drury green

Part of original plan covering James Street, Church Street, Hailes Street, Grimshaw Street, Carter Street, Flintoff Street and Main Street.Black and white street plan, 2 copiesedward bernard green, greensborough, edward bernard drury green