Obituary for John McGlone, d.1892.Obituary for John McGlone, d.1892.mcglone, john

Notes on John McGlone and the Harvest Home HotelNotes on John McGlone and the Harvest Home Hotelmcglone, john, harvest home hotel

Death registration of John Mc Glone.Death registration of John Mc Glone.mcglone, john

Letter by Mrs Wally Waugh about the early days of Mitcham and its name of 'Air Hill'. Mrs Waugh is the granddaughter of John McGlone.Letter by Mrs Wally Waugh about the early days of Mitcham and its name of 'Air Hill'. mitcham, mcglone, john, harvest home hotel

Copy of Certificate of Marriage between Constable John McGlone and Elizabeth O'Mara in Chapel of Saint Marie, Williamstown.Copy of Certificate of Marriage between Constable John McGlone and Elizabeth O'Mara in Chapel of Saint Marie, Williamstown.police, mcglone, john, o'mara, elizabeth, mcglone, elizabeth

St Mary's Catholic Church Gazette, including in the Mitcham notes the death of Mrs M. Thompson, daughter of John McGlone.st mary's catholic parish, thompson, m, mcglone, john, st johns catholic church, mitcham

Information from notes at La Trobe Library by Ringwood Historical Research Group. St John's Mitcham now stands on Mitcham's first school and graveyard. One acre of land was presented to the school by John McGlone. In 1948 the church was declared unsafe by the Victorian Health Commission. In 1952 bodies were exhumed and re-interred.st johns catholic church, mitcham, kranewitter, aloysius, fr., mcglone, john

Copy of pamphlet of McGlone's Estate, Mitcham auctioned April 1921. 24 allotments. Bordered by Whitehorse Road, McGlone Street, Station Street and Mitcham railway line and station. Original in Haughton maps, LaTrobe Library.Copy of pamphlet of McGlone's Estate, Mitcham auctioned April 1921. land sales, auctions, mcglone, john, mcglone, elizabeth, whitehorse road, mitcham, mcglone street, mitcham, station street, mitcham, mitcham railway station, haughton map collection, state library of victoria. latrobe library

Material recording the history of St John's Catholic Church, Mitcham, originally Air Hill Roman Catholic Church until re-named in 1888.st johns catholic church, mitcham, kranewitter, aloysius, fr, mcglone, john, quinlan, john

Information copied from Cole Collection of Hotel records in La Trobe Library giving information on Blackburn Travellers rest, Mitcham Reserve Hotel, Emeries Hotel, Hill Hotel, Royal Hotel, Harvest Home, Harkaway Inn, Delaneys, Surrey Hill, Royal Hotel.alchard, mcstone, pearce, m.a., o'callaf, mary jane, mcglone, john, burrell, delaney, denis, humberstone, william, humberstone, c, hotels, travellers rest hotel, king george hotel, mitcham, reserve hotel, mitcham, emerie's hotel, mitcham, hill hotel, mitcham, royal hotel, harvest home hotel, harkaway inn, east burwood, delaney's hotel, surrey hills, royal hotel, surrey hills

Copy of agreement to release one thousand shares in the Mitcham Brick and Pottery Company to Madge Roff, Gustave Lachal and Charles Stewart Paterson and giving permission for right of passage to the company on road between Lilydale Road and the Company.Copy of agreement to release one thousand shares in the Mitcham Brick and Pottery Company to Madge Roff, Gustave Lachal and Charles Stewart Paterson .pioneers, mcglone, john, mitcham brick and pottery co. ltd, roff, madge, lachal, gustave, paterson, charles stewart, murphy, william e

History of St John's Mitcham by J. Roczniok for Nunawading Historical Societyst johns catholic church, mitcham, geoghegan, patrick, fr., mcglone, john, bourgeois, viventius fr.

As the 100th anniversary approaches of the opening of the Mitcham Post Office at the corner of Station Street and Whitehorse Road, the recording of the history of the building is appropriate. Brian Millane's grandfather, Patrick Joseph Markham commissioned the building; his wife, Bertha Jane (nee Cruse) was the Mitcham postmistress from 1913 to 1943; and their daughter, Mary Millane, (nee Markham) was acting postmistress on several occasions and operated a shop in the building from 1944 to 1957. This talk records elements of the postal service in Mitcham, the locations of post offices and people involved in mail services from about 1900 to 1944.The speaker not only lived in the post office building from 1944 to 1957 but also had access to historically relevant documents and oral accounts of events and facts related to the building and postal services. The transcript incorporates many images and discussion of their importance in understanding the operations and way of life within the building.patrick joseph markham, bertha jane markham, mary elizabeth millane (nee markham), harold ernest millane, eliza mcglone nee o'mara, john mcglone