History of the Coghill Family from the 1700s.Typed and handwritten papers relating to the Coghill Family. Part ot the handwritten history "The Coghill Family - 13-9-40 Statement by Mr Henry Holmes of Essendon" includes the following: (Page 1) "The original Captain Coghill owned Glendaruel and Glendonald Stations (the homestead of the latter was Andrew Munro's original home.) He had five sons and two daughters ... William Coghill Jnr, a son of Captain Coghill married Miss Catherine Dorothy Holmes. They had no family and they adopted William and Henry Holmes, their nephews, who were the sons of Edward Carer Holmes, brother of Mrs William Coghill Jnr. ... (Page 2 - does not run on from page1)coghill, pioneer family, land settlement in victoria, new south wales, captain john coghill, donald john coghill, will of william coghill senior, indenture agreement, david coghill, william baldwin, talbot, elizabeth coghill, margaret coghill, christina coghill, george coghill, helen coghill, john coghill, catherine dorothy holmes

NO RECORD OF SHOP IN CLUNES. MAYBE IN COGHILLS CREEK ACCORDING TO C.H.F.BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH OF MR. J. RICE'S BUTCHER SHOP. 2 BUTCHER'S CARTS.- STANDING,- MR. JOSEPH RICE [WITH BEARD] MRS. MARGARET RICE, (NEE AIKMAN) - DAUGHTER, FRANCIS FANNY RICE, NOW MRS. BROWN (EAGLE HAWK)J. RICE BUTCHERlocal history, photography, photographs, shops, j. rice butcher shop., buildings