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National Wool MuseumBook, The Lady Squatters
... "The Lady Squatters: Miss Anne Drysdale and Miss Caroline... Caroline Elizabeth Newcomb; 'Boronggoop' and 'Coriyule'" - John ..."The Lady Squatters: Miss Anne Drysdale and Miss Caroline Elizabeth Newcomb; 'Boronggoop' and 'Coriyule'" - John Richardson, 1986.wool growing sheep breeding, drysdale, miss anne newcomb, miss caroline elizabeth, boronggoop sheep station, coriyule sheep station, wool growing, sheep breeding -
Box Hill Historical Society
Book, Brown, D. Deerson (Denise),Klein, Marie,Boroondara Park Primary School, A path to Boroondara Park : history of area, school, memories, 1999
... Newcomb> Caroline... Primary School Newcomb> Caroline First teacher Koonung State ...This book covers the history of the Koonung-Boroondara Area from its early beginnings, land use and lifestyle; Part 2 covers the education as the Boroondara State School grows in the 1950's and includes some students' memories at the end. Ill., mapsdairying, boroondara park primary school, schools, bulleen primary school, newcomb> caroline, first teacher, koonung state school, west> stephen, churcher> pamela, hansen> david, day> richard, wenborn> f.c., godfrey> a.l., tobias> h.d., manley-breen> i.j., hoy> w.e., wright> gillian, baker> jennifer ann (mrs.), ley> jennifer ann, hood> denise, blott> denise (mrs.), kipp> sandra, giddings> robert, fortman> judith, godfrey> lewis, hobbs> k.w., hardwick> d.f., magee> f.c., dacy> p.h., chivers> j.b., graham> yvonne, heath> john, waters> june, taylor> doug, schwarz> gavan -
Uniting Church Archives - Synod of VictoriaPhotograph, Undated c.1870
... Caroline Elizabeth Newcomb (1812 - 1874) woman squatter... studio portrait of Mrs Caroline Dodgson, formerly Miss Caroline... Street Malvern East melbourne Caroline Elizabeth Newcomb (1812 ...Caroline Elizabeth Newcomb (1812 - 1874) woman squatter. Born in London and emigrated to Hobart Town in 1833. She went to Port Phillip in 1836 as governess to the children of John Batman. She met Anne Drysdale in Geelong and they set up a farming partnership. Caroline Newcomb joined the Wesleyan Methodist Society in 1839 and became the first secretary of the Methodist Church at Drysdale, founded in 1849. After Anne's death in in 1853 she continued to run the Coryule property. On 27 November 1861 she married Wesleyan minister the Rev James Davy Dodgson. She died at Brunswick on 3 October 1874. She was buried beside Miss Drysdale at Coryule.Sepia toned enlarged reproduction of original full-length studio portrait of Mrs Caroline Dodgson, formerly Miss Caroline Newcomb. caroline elizabeth newcombe, anne drysdale, rev james davy dodgson, coryule, geelong, hobart town, john batman, squatter, methodist, drysdale
