Showing 4 items matching "major charles newman"
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Eltham District Historical Society IncPhotograph, Fay Bridge, Yellow Box Gum tree near junction of Main Yarra Trail and Mullum-Mullum Trail, Templestowe, 7 July 2019
... ...Major Charles Newman...Situated in the wetlands on the trail opposite the Pontville Homestead, former home of Major Charles Newman and across the Yarra River from Sweeneys Flats, Eltham. ...Eltham District Historical Society Inc 728 Main Rd Eltham melbourne Situated in the wetlands on the trail opposite the Pontville Homestead, former home of Major Charles Newman and across the Yarra River from Sweeneys Flats, Eltham. ...Situated in the wetlands on the trail opposite the Pontville Homestead, former home of Major Charles Newman and across the Yarra River from Sweeneys Flats, Eltham. Newman also purchased Allotment 5, Section 2 (in Ely Street, Eltham) at public autction on 17 September 1851. It was the only Section 2 allotment purchased at the firts Elthan Town Allotments public auction.fay bridge collection, sweeneys flats, 2019-07-07, major charles newman, mullum mullum creek, pontville homestead, significant tree, yellow box gum (eucalyptus melliodora) -
Eltham District Historical Society IncDocument - Folder, Webb, John and Susannah
... ...Major Charles Newman...John Webb Susannah Webb Mt Pleasant Farm Major Charles Newman Ann Marie webb Charles Fletcher Adelaide Fletcher nee Webb William Fisher Webb George webb Ellen Webb nee Quayle Joseph Theodore Webb Margaret Webb nee Stewart Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etc Webb, John and Susannah Document Folder ...Early settler Susannah Webb, wife of John Webb, died at Mt Pleasant Farm, which might have been in Eltham. Contents Letter Verna Woods to Eltham District Historical Society, 12 April 1987. Seeks information on John and Susannah Webb.Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcjohn webb, susannah webb, mt pleasant farm, major charles newman, ann marie webb, charles fletcher, adelaide fletcher nee webb, william fisher webb, george webb, ellen webb nee quayle, joseph theodore webb, margaret webb nee stewart -
Eltham District Historical Society Inc
Document - Folder, Newman, Charles
... British army officer Major Charles Newman was an early settler on the Yarra River at Templestowe after serving in India in the East India Company. ...Eltham District Historical Society Inc 728 Main Rd Eltham melbourne British army officer Major Charles Newman was an early settler on the Yarra River at Templestowe after serving in India in the East India Company. ...British army officer Major Charles Newman was an early settler on the Yarra River at Templestowe after serving in India in the East India Company. Later be married and moved to Tasmania, farming at Black Brush near Pontville. In 1835 he came to the Port Phillip District and explored the Yarra River, returning with his family. David Crockett and Hazel Poulter researched, respectively, Charles Newman and the Templestowe area, identifying the Newman house, Pontville, on the Yarra banks. David Crockett also researched James and Anne Anderson. Contents Newspaper article: "David fills in the gaps", Diamond Valley News, 16 December 1986.29 October 1985, p62. Story of Charles Newman and of David Crockett and Hazel Poulter's researches. Letter, A (Tony) B Owen to Eltham Historical Society, 12 March 2018, enclosing information about Major Charles Newman. Email, Eltham District Historical Society to Tony Owen, acknowledging receipt of information about Major Charles Newman. Photocopy of pages from "Glimpses of Life in Victoria", pp38-43. Flier, "Heritage Events in Nillumbik, 2005". Photocopy of pages from unidentified volume, chapter headed "The Bush", and part chapter IV "Bushrangers". Warrandyte Historical Society publication "The Wurundjeri Clan of the Kulin". Whitehorse Manningham Heritage Network search results for "Andersons Station on the Yarra Yarra", "A brief history of Warrandyte", "The branch is broken", "Melbourne's historic home", "Land with infamous past", "Charles Newman's original grave at Monckton", and "Site of Major Newman's land". Photocopy of pages from "Templestowe - a folk history", Hazel Poulter, 1985,: "The squatter, Major Charles Newman".Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etccharles newman, british east india company, templestowe vic, warrandyte vic, david crockett, hazel poulter, james anderson, anne anderdon, a b owen, wurundjeri clan of the kulin, andersons station on the yarra river -
Ringwood and District Historical SocietyDocument, An excerpt of the account book from Charles Newman 1860-1893, including marriage certificate of Mary Ann Newman, daughter of Charles, to Edward Richard Crosswell
... An excerpt of the account book from Charles Newman 1860-1893, including marriage certificate of Mary Ann Newman, daughter of Charles, to Edward Richard Crosswell on 13 July 1865 at St Paul’s Church, Melbourne. Major...Ringwood and District Historical Society 125A Warrandyte Road Ringwood North melbourne An excerpt of the account book from Charles Newman 1860-1893, including marriage certificate of Mary Ann Newman, daughter of Charles, to Edward Richard Crosswell on 13 July 1865 at St Paul’s Church, Melbourne. Major ...An excerpt of the account book from Charles Newman 1860-1893, including marriage certificate of Mary Ann Newman, daughter of Charles, to Edward Richard Crosswell on 13 July 1865 at St Paul’s Church, Melbourne. Major Charles Newman (1795-1866) had one of the first pastoral holdings east of Melbourne in the 1830s. It was located around the confluence of the Yarra River and the Mullum Mullum (or Deep) Creek. The family built the historic, and heritage-listed, Pontville Homestead, constructed in the 1840s and still there today. Caroline Madden, who married Nicholas Madden, one--time owner of the Coach & Horses Hotel, was the daughter of Edward Crosswell.
