Historical information
This file contains four items.
Short hand-written notes on Hon. J. Alsten Wallace’s business activities, including a note on his marriage to the second daughter of Thomas Monahan taken from Cooper’s St Kilda
Typed notes with hand-written annotations on QUAT QUATTA, the house bought by John Alston Wallace c. 1875-6. The document details the interior and exterior of the house, and mentions renovations and its use for wedding receptions. Also noted is information on Wallace’s place of birth, migration, marriage, number of children and the date of his wife’s death, taken from the Australian Representative Men Vol. 1.
A hand-written list of John Alston Wallace’s properties, author and date unknown
Hand-written listing and directory notes regarding John Alston Wallace’s properties, taken from MEMOIRS OF A STOCKMAN by Harry Peck. Date and author unknown.
Subjects
- wallace john alston,
- wallace john,
- wallace j. alston,
- wallace j.a.,
- wallace theresa,
- wallace mrs,
- monahan theresa,
- quat quatta,
- glenhuntly road,
- staniland grove,
- elsternwick,
- gold mining,
- mines and mining,
- house names,
- mansions,
- members of parliament,
- selwyn street,
- horne street,
- dickens street,
- officials,
- millar. m,
- pugh alfred,
- glen eira road,
- architectural features,
- caulfield rate books,
- davies j.h.,
- riddell mrs c.,
- lawford c.c.,
- young geo,
- pasco crawford,
- elsternwick railway station
References
- "The History of St Kilda, from its first settlement to a city and after 1840 to 1940" by John Butler Cooper for St Kilda City Council, Printers Propriety Ltd, Melbourne 1931, p. 120
- Australian Representative Men, Vol. 1, Leavitt
- MEMOIRS OF A STOCKMAN by Harry Peck
