Richmond River Historical Society

Richmond River Historical Society

Index to Journal (1937-1938),

Index to Bulletin (1956-1996)

Compiled by Miss Emily McBurney

Integrated and Edited by Margaret Henderson

Richmond River Historical Society, Lismore

2007

Prepared for publication by Richmond River Historical Society volunteers.

© Richmond River Historical Society

ISBN 1 875 474 26 9

Published by Richmond River Historical Society

P.O. Box 467 Lismore 2480

[email:

ABN 58 487 170 223

This work has been assisted by

funds allocated to the

Royal Australian Historical Society

by Arts, NSW

Foreword

In these rapidly changing times it is important that we are aware of our local history and our heritage. Some of this has been recorded in the Richmond River Historical Society’s Journals and Bulletins over the past 70 years. Some of the names recorded are of those men and women who left their mark on the history of Northern New South Wales.

The personal stories of these everyday people and events are often known only to a few descendants who have lovingly delved into records to glean what facts they could about their ancestors. We are greatly indebted to these people who have spent so much time researching and recording the stories.

This Index is an attempt to place a facility in the public domain for researchers generally. In looking forward we must from time to time look back and remind ourselves how it all began, which is the purpose of this Index.

Bernard Childs, J.P.

President, R.R.H.S. Inc.

Preface

Richmond River Historical Society was formed in 1936. At that time it was mainly concerned with making people aware of the value of local history and historical research through a series of meetings and lectures. Over the years 1936-1938 a number of local and visiting lecturers gave papers and these were later published in two Journal volumes. However, no index was provided.

The Historical Society went into recess during World War II, and it was not until the early 1950s that the Society was reformed. It soon began to publish a Bulletin which recorded everyday activities as well as presenting some historical papers. The Bulletin has continued and in more recent times it has concentrated mainly on presenting articles of local historical importance. Initially no index was provided.

In the early 1980s Miss Emily McBurney, a member of the Society, indexed the Journal and began indexing the Bulletin. This continued until 1997 when her ill health prevented her continuing. By that time she had indexed the Bulletin to the end of 1996 as well as the two volumes of the earlier Journal.

Over the years volunteers and researchers at Lismore have found the Indexes very useful as a research tool. In 2001 I began keying the data to computer and since then major checking has been undertaken and the original seven volumes of Bulletin indexing have been cumulated. The two volumes of Journal indexing have also been cumulated. The Society now feels that it is time to make the indexes more widely available.

Several Society volunteers have been involved in this work. I would especially like to mention Kerrie Alexander, Jan Boyd, Janette Childs, Sylvia Harris, Marlene Lester, Kevin Olivieri, and Cheryl Traini. It has been a very tedious job of checking and re-checking, and I am very grateful to them all for their dedication to the task.

Grateful thanks must also go to the Royal Australian Historical Society for its grant of $500 towards the cost of producing the Index. We hope the R.A.H.S. will find the Index of value.

Margaret Henderson

December 2007

Contents:

Cumulated Journal Index, p.6

Cumulated Bulletin Index, p.50

RichmondRiver Historical Society Journal:

Index to v.1-v.2, Centenary Number 1838-1938

1

Cumulated Journal Index

A.G.ROBERTSONS LTD (store) v.1/57

A.J.S. BANK v.1/65

A.M.P.SOCIETY v.2/46

ABORIGINALS v.1/6, 11, 12, 14, 62, 69, 83, 92, 94, 98, 99, 100, 102

ABORIGINALS v.2/6-8, 35, 92, 96, 98

ADAM, J. (RRHS Councillor 1936) v.1/1-2, 105

ADAMS, J. v.2/79

ADAMS, W. v.2/79

AFTERLEE (locality) v.1/96

AGNES IRVING (steamship) v.1/8

AGNES IRVING (steamship) v.2/17

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY See SHOW SOCIETY

AINSWORTH, James, d.1924 v.2/89

AJAX (racehorse) v.1/94

ALBANS, Annie L. (nee MCPHERSON) v.2/49

ALBANS, John W., Mrs (nee MCPHERSON) See ALBANS, Annie L. (nee MCPHERSON)

ALBANS, W., Mrs (nee MCPHERSON) See ALBANS, Annie L. (nee MCPHERSON)

ALBERT HALL, Lismore v.1/65

ALCOCK FAMILY, v.2/71

ALCOHOL v.1/69

ALCORN, R.E. v.2/39

ALDER, Abraham v.2/77

ALDERMEN (Allingham) v.1/6

ALDERNEY (cattle breed) v.2/35

ALEXANDER (ship) v.2/15

ALEXANDER, William v.1/79

ALLEN, F.B. v.2/78

ALLEYS HILL v.1/70

ALLINGHAM, Edward Walter, d.1919 v.1/6, 62

ALLINGHAM, Edward Walter, d.1919 v.2/78

ALLMAN, E.M. (Roads Department) v.1/50, 91

ALSTONVILLE v.1/3, 55, 84, 91

ALSTONVILLE v.2/22, 37-39

ALSTONVILLE BUTTER FACTORY v.2/40

ALSTONVILLESCHOOL v.1/108, 115

AMELIA (barque) v.2/55

AMITY (ship) v.1/14, 15

AMITY POINT v.1/14

AMPHITRITE (schooner) v.1/53

AMPHITRITE (steamer) v.1/87

ANDERSON, Cecil Harry, d.1947 (RRHS Councillor 1937) v.1/1, 2, 93, 98

ANDERSON, Cecil Harry, d.1947 (RRHS Councillor 1937) v.2/1, 2, 98

ANGLICANCHURCH v.1/55, 89

ANNAND, George, MrsSeeANNAND, Henrietta (nee BURLEY)

ANNAND, Henrietta (nee BURLEY) v.2/1-2

ANNIE MOORE (schooner) v.2/48

ANSCHAU, John v.2/2

ANTIOPE (clipper) v.1/54

ANTS v.1/19

ARAUCARIA (ship) v.2/16

ARGUE, Robert, d.1940 v.2/2

ARMSTRONG, Alex v.2/77, 85, 91

ARMSTRONG, Bill (jockey) v.1/93

ARMSTRONG, Charles v.2/77, 85, 90-91

ARMSTRONG, James v.1/44, 46, 78, 81, 93, 94

ARMSTRONG, James v.2/77, 85, 91

ARMSTRONG, Eliza Kate (Kate), Miss, d.1922 v.1/51

ARMSTRONG, Kate, MissSee ARMSTRONG, Eliza Kate (Kate), Miss, d.1922

ARMSTRONG, Robert v.2/16

ARMSTRONG, Thomas (Tom), d.1922 v.1/103

ARMSTRONG, Thomas (Tom), d.1922 v.2/69, 77, 85, 91

ARMSTRONG, Tom See ARMSTRONG, Thomas (Tom), d.1922

ARMSTRONG, William v.2/77, 86

ARROWROOT CULTIVATION v.1/60, 70, 84

ARTHUR, George v.1/113

ARTHUR, Maggie, Miss (teacher) v.1/113

ASKEW, J. [baker] v.2/70

ATKIN, James, Mrs v.2/2

ATKIN, Thomas v.2/78

ATKINS, Edward Stephen, d.1927 v.2/23, 29, 48

ATKINS, J. [North Lismore] v.2/97

ATKINS, R.S. [Mullumbimby] v.2/2

ATKINSON, Mr v.2/1

ATKINSON, [Atkinson & McKellar] v.1/96

ATKINSON, [Atkinson & McKellar] v.2/77

ATKINSON, Isabella, Mrs v.1/23, 30, 41

AUCTIONEERS v.1/61

AUCTIONS, LandSeeLAND AUCTIONS v.1/18

AUSTRALEDENSCHOOLSeeGOONELLABAHSCHOOL

AUSTRALASIAN (ship) v.2/15

AUSTRALIA (ship) v.2/15

AUSTRALIAN ALMANAC PUBLICATION v.1/107

AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY CLUB v.1/31

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY (AMP) v.1/60

AYRSHIRES (cattle breed) v.2/35, 38

BABCOCK CREAM TESTER v.1/73, 76

BABCOCK CREAM TESTER v.2/39

BACK CREEK v.1/24, 44, 46, 96, 97

BACK CREEK v.2/7, 68, 74, 84, 85, 87

BACKHOUSE, E.B. (branch manager, Commercial Banking Company) v.1/50, 91

BACON INDUSTRY v.2/40

BACON PROCESSING v.1/66

BAGASSE (residue sugar manufacture) v.2/24

BAGOT, Christopher Thomas, d.1894 v.2/93

BAILIFF [George Carney Britt] v.1/52

BAILLIE, James, 1826-1909 v.1/21, 52-55, 57, 63, 65, 109

BAILLIE, James, 1826-1909 v.2/23, 80

BAILLIE, W. [Codrington] v.2/23

BAILLIES LANE v.1/33

BAKER, (early settler) v.2/36

BAKER, Felix v.2/98

BAKER, Tom (hotelier) v.1/56

BALD HILL See BEXHILL

BALLINA v.1/55, 61, 64, 69, 85, 91, 99

BALLINA v.2/14, 23, 31, 34, 44, 48, 93

BALLINA BUTTER FACTORY v.2/40

BALLINA PILOT v.1/55

BALLINASCHOOL v.1/106, 108, 115

BALLINA STREET, Lismore v.1/63

BALLY CATTLE v.1/72

BALMER, R.G. v.2/71

BALZER, Christian v.1/58

BALZER, P.H. (RRHS Member 1937) v.1/1

BANANA INDUSTRY v.1/40, 60, 89

BANANA INDUSTRY v.2/73

BAND (Lismore brass) v.2/97

BANDICOOTS v.1/69, 70

BANDICOOTS v.2/64

BANDY-BANDY SNAKE v.2/68

BANGALOW v.2/38

BANK OF N.S.W. v.1/61

BANKS, Joseph (botanist) v.1/19

BARBY, William, d.1936 v.2/36

BARHAM, Charles Albert, d.1929 v.1/73, 81

BARHAM, Charles Albert, d.1929 v.2/86

BARKER, (Casino) v.2/71

BARKER, (Ettrick) v.1/22, 96

BARKER, (Gundurimba) v.2/11

BARLING, Alfred v.1/104

BARLING, John v.2/70, 77

BARLING, R. (surveyor) v.1/50, 51

BARLOW BROS. SUGAR MILL v.2/22

BARLOW, W. v.2/79

BARNES & SMITH BROS. v.1/23, 29, 31, 92, 96, 97

BARNES & SMITH BROS. v.2/100

BARNES, Agnes, Miss v.1/41

BARNES, Bella v.1/41

BARNES, Grace Isabella (nee HINDMARSH), d.1925 v.1/30

BARNES, Henry v.1/23, 30, 31, 37, 41, 50, 93, 96, 97, 99

BARNES, Henry v.2/8, 66, 83, 100

BARNES, Henry, MrsSee BARNES, Grace Isabella (nee HINDMARSH), d.1925

BARNES, Henry S. v.1/41

BARNES, Robert Richmond v.1/41

BARNES, Sara, Miss v.1/41

BARNES, Walter Clarence v.1/41

BARRABOOL (ship) v.1/61

BARRIE, James v.1/55, 61, 63, 64, 81

BARRIER REEF See GREAT BARRIER REEF

BARRY, A.C. v.2/27

BARTER SYSTEM (exchange of goods) v.1/84

BARTLETT FAMILY v.2/98

BATHGATE, Douglas (Roads Department) v.1/50

BATTENS BIGHT (property) v.1/100

BATTENS BIGHT (property) v.2/69

BATTIS, W. v.2/77

BAU FARM v.1/81

BAWDEN, Thomas (Tom) v.1/7, 59, 60

BAWDEN, Thomas (Tom) v.2/2, 10, 56, 100

BAXTER, Samuel v.2/18

BAXTER, T. v.2/17

BEACH, W. (sculler) v.1/89

BEAGLE (screw steamer) v.1/86

BEAGLE (screw steamer) v.2/16

BEAGLE (sailing ship) v.1/85-86

BEALE, James v.2/80

BEAN TREE (noxious to cattle) v.1/95

BEAN TREE CROSSING (later WYANGARIE) v.2/33, 35

BEANTREE (locality) v.1/102

BEATTIE, Harriett (prev. JOHNSON) v.2/11

BEATTIE, John Hunter (hotel, Gundurimba) v.1/56

BEATTIE, John Hunter, Mrs See BEATTIE, Harriett (prev. JOHNSON)

BEATTY, Mrs (prev. JOHNSTON) See BEATTIE, Harriett (prev. JOHNSON)

BEECH (timber) v.1/62, 87

BELL & CO. (auctioneers, Brisbane) v.1/102

BELL, (Camira Station) v.1/100

BELLVUE, near Grafton v.1/39

BENAUD, Louis F. (RRHS Vice-President 1936) v.1/1

BENAUD, Louis F. v.2/21, 29

BENGER, Charles v.2/17, 18

BENNETT BROS. v.2/93

BENTLEY (homestead & locality) v.2/65, 68, 69, 72, 82, 85, 90

BENTLEY (locality) v.1/20-25, 29, 35, 38, 89

BENTLEY LAGOON v.2/67

BERNSTEIN, Ludwik, d.1907, Dr. v.1/61, 64

BERRY, Charles v.2/76, 78

BEST, (teacher) v.1/109

BEST, Percival George (Percy), 1873-1947 (RRHS Vice-President 1936) v.1/1, 3

BEST, Percival George (Percy), 1873-1947 v.2/1

BEXHILL v.1/2, 50, 62, 74, 84

BEXHILL v.2/39

BEXHILLSCHOOL v.1/112, 115

BIG DERRY (Aboriginal) v.1/102

BIG EDDY (locality) v.2/33

BIG RIVERSeeCLARENCERIVER

BIG SCRUB v.1/53, 89, 92, 100

BIG SCRUB v.2/32, 36, 65, 84, 89

BIG TOM OF TUNSTALL (Aboriginal) v.1/100, 101

BINGAL CREEK v.2/32

BINGLE, John v.1/13

BINNA BURRA COOP BUTTER FACTORY v.2/40

BIRDS (wildlife) v.2/67, 95

BIRTH REGISTRATIONS v.1/63

BLACKBUTT (timber) v.1/87

BLACKSMITHS v.1/52, 55

BLACKSMITHS v.2/22, 86

BLADY GRASS v.1/69

BLADY GRASS v.2/72

BLAKEBROOK (locality) v.2/38, 66, 88, 94

BLAKEBROOKSCHOOL v.2/96

BLAKEBROOK STATION v.1/22, 23

BLANCH, [Boundary Creek] v.2/23

BLOODWOOD (timber) v.2/71

BLUE COUCH GRASS v.1/69

BLUE MOUNTAIN PARROT v.2/67

BOAT RACES See REGATTAS

BOATHARBOUR v.1/18

BOATHARBOUR v.2/33, 84

BODALLA v.1/26

BOER WAR v.1/104

BOILING DOWN WORKS See TALLOW

BONALBO [locality] v.2/40, 88

BONALBO STATION v.1/41, 42, 97

BOND, C.B. v.2/93

BONDFIELD, W.G. v.1/1, 2, 4

BONDFIELD, W.G. v.2/1, 4-6, 20, 99

BONDFIELD, W.G., Mrs v.2/2

BONNIE DUNDEE (steamer) v.1/59, 61

BOOERIE (property) v.1/31-33, 40, 41, 90

BOOERIE (property) v.2/90

BOOERIE CREEK v.2/21, 76, 78, 81

BOOMERANG CREEK v.1/81

BOOMERANG CREEK v.2/33

BOORABEE See NATIVE BEAR

BOORIE See BOOERIE

BOORIE CREEK See BOOERIE CREEK

BOOTMAKERS (trade) v.2/8, 11

BOOYONG [locality] v.2/22, 89

BORA RING (Aboriginal culture) v.2/92

BORTON, Thomas v.1/1, 52, 54, 59, 64

BORTON, Thomas v.2/17, 18, 44, 50

BOTANYBAY v.1/9, 10

BOUNDARY CREEK v.2/23, 75, 88

BOUNTY ACT (1903) v.2/24

BOURBON (sugar cane) v.2/24

BOURNE, T.E. v.2/81

BOWER, H.J. v.2/38

BOWLIN, Owen v.2/80

BOYD FAMILY v.1/100

BRADLEY, J.D. (school inspector) v.1/109

BRAID, J.W., Mrs (nee MCPHERSON) v.2/49

BRAND, A.E. v.2/4, 6, 29

BRAND, A.E. (RRHS Guarantor) v.1/3, 4

BRANDS See CATTLE BRANDS

BRAY, James (police magistrate) v.1/90

BRAY, Joshua v.1/90

BRECKENRIDGE, James v.2/52, 93

BRECKENRIDGE, M., Miss v.2/46

BRIBIEISLAND v.1/14

BRIDGES v.1/59, 60, 61, 84

BRIDGEWATER (ship) v.1/13

BRISBANE v.1/15, 16

BRISBANERIVER v.1/15

BRISBANERIVER v.2/62

BRISBANE, Thomas, Sir (Governor) v.1/13

BRITANNIA (steamship) v.2/16, 22

BRITISH AUSTRALIAN TOBACCO CO. v.2/4

BRITT, George (Lagoon Grass, Nimbin) v.1/65, 66

BRITT, George Carney v.1/52 (bailiff); 61(auctioneer)

BRITT, George Carney v.2/78

BRITT, George Carney, Mrs See BRITT, Mary Hannah (nee PEATE)

BRITT, Mary Hannah (nee PEATE) v.2/50

BRITTAIN, James v.2/70

BRITTANY (cattle breed) v.2/35

BRITTON, [Casino innkeeper] v.1/51

BROAD SOUND, Queensland (locality) v.1/19

BROADHURST, (solicitor, Disputed Plains case) v.1/44

BROADWATER v.2/26, 62, 93, 96

BROADWATERSCHOOL v.1/112

BROCKLEY (locality) v.1/89

BROCKLEY (locality) v.2/23, 79, 84

BROCKLEYSCHOOL v.2/65

BROKEN BAY v.1/10

BROLGA (bird) v.2/67, 73

BROOKER, J.H. [Wollongbar] v.2/38

BROSNAHAN, M. [East Gundurimba] v.2/81

BROWN PINE (timber) v.1/69

BROWN, Harriett Lancaster (nee EXTON; prev. JONES) v.2/8

BROWN, Harry See BROWN, Henry

BROWN, Henry v.1/109

BROWN, Henry v.2/32

BROWN, James v.1/108

BROWN, John v.2/70

BROWNS CORNER v.1/65

BROWNS CREEK v.1/52

BROWNS CREEK v.2/46, 93

BROWNSCREEKBRIDGE v.1/58

BRUGGY, Lott v.2/78

BRUMMYS PLAIN v.1/96

BRUNSWICK RIVER DISTRICT v.2/44, 45, 50, 62

BRUSH TURKEY v.2/67, 68

BRUTON (property) v.1/98

BRUXNER, Charles Augustus, d.1915 v.1/26

BRYANT, (sugar miller, Rous) v.2/23

BRYANT, S. [Guernsey breeder] v.2/38

BRYANT, William [Lismore] v.2/79

BUCHANAN, [Buckendoon sugar mill] v.2/22

BUCHANAN, Archie [Wyangarie stockman] v.1/29

BUCKENDOON v.1/69

BUCKENDOON v.2/22, 47

BUCKENDOON HILL v.1/70

BUCKNELL, [Bungawalbyn Station] v.1/99

BULLEENA See BALLINA

BULLEN BULLEN (Aboriginal tribal fight) v.2/92

BULLOCK TEAMS v.2/31

BULLOCKS v.1/53,70

BULWINKEL, (Rous Sugar Mill) v.2/22

BULWINKEL, Charles L., d.1917 v.2/37

BULWINKEL, Herbert R., d.1957 v.2/37

BUNDOCK, A. Frederick v.1/23, 27, 41, 96

BUNDOCK, Arthur Ogilvie v.1/28

BUNDOCK, Charley v.1/28

BUNDOCK, Edward Ogilvie v.1/28

BUNDOCK, Edward Ogilvie v.2/100

BUNDOCK, Edward Ogilvie, MrsSee BUNDOCK, Elizabeth Ellen (nee WESTMORE), d.1951

BUNDOCK, Elizabeth Ellen (nee WESTMORE), d.1951 v.2/100

BUNDOCK, F. Harry O. v.1/28

BUNDOCK, Frank v.1/28

BUNDOCK, Louisa Alice, Miss v.1/25, 49

BUNDOCK, Mary Ellen (nee OGILVIE) v.2/59

BUNDOCK, Mary Ogilvie, Miss v.1/25, 43, 49

BUNDOCK, Mary, Miss v.2/90

BUNDOCK, Wellington Cochrane v.1/22-23, 25, 27-28, 37, 41-43, 49, 83, 88, 92, 94-95

BUNDOCK, Wellington Cochrane v.2/9, 100

BUNDOCK, Wellington Cochrane, Mrs v.1/27

BUNDOCK, Wellington Cochrane, MrsSee BUNDOCK, Mary E. (nee OGILVIE)

BUNDOCK, William v.1/28

BUNDOCKS CROSSING v.1/94

BUNGABBEE (property) v.2/8, 75, 83

BUNGAWALBYN (originally LONGREACH) v.2/22, 37, 44

BUNGAWALBYN CREEK v.1/97

BUNGAWALBYN CREEK v.2/16

BUNGAWALBYNSCHOOL v.1/115

BUNGAWALBYN STATION v.1/22, 23, 41, 97, 99

BURGESS, [Davis Bros. & Burgess] v.2/16

BURGESS, J. (RRHS member 1937) v.1/1

BURKE, Thomas (Nimbin) v.1/66

BURLEY, John Balfour, d.1936 v.2/81

BURNETT, [C.P.S., Casino] v.1/50

BURNS POINT v.2/16

BUSBYS FLAT v.1/23

BUSBYSFLATSCHOOL v.1/114

BUSHFIRE v.1/38

BUSHRANGERS v.2/41

BUSTARD (plain turkey) v.1/19, 92

BUSTARD (plain turkey) v.2/67

BUTCHERS (trade) v.1/52, 87

BUTLER, (cane farmer, SwanBay) v.2/27

BUTTER CHURN v.1/72

BUTTER PRODUCTION v.1/53, 62, 67, 72-74

BUTTER PRODUCTION See also DAIRYING INDUSTRY

BYRNE, Dave v.2/81

BYRONBAY v.1/67, 80

BYRONBAY v.2/40, 44

BYRONCREEK v.2/33

C.B.S. See COMMERCIAL BANK CO. OF SYDNEY LTD.

C.S.R. (sugar company) v.1/8

C.S.R. (sugar company) v.2/23, 26

CABINET MAKERS v.1/43

CABOOLTURERIVER v.1/15

CADZOW MILL, Lismore v.1/54

CALF RAISING v.1/89

CALICO GRASS (later Woodlawn) v.1/57

CALLENDAR (ship) v.2/15

CAMDENVALLEY (property) v.1/40

CAMENETTI, Rocco v.1/71

CAMERON, A. v.2/2, 93, 98

CAMERON, L. v.2/37

CAMIRA STATION v.1/41, 97, 100

CAMIRA STATION v.2/51

CAMP CREEK v.1/97

CAMPBELL, Alexander v.1/23, 40-42, 98-99

CAMPBELL, Archie v.2/44

CAMPBELL, Donald v.1/98, 99

CAMPBELL, M.M. (C.P.S) v.2/71

CAMPBELL, R. v.2/36

CAMPBELL, W.S. v.2/58

CANIABA (property) v.1/89

CAPEBYRON v.1/15

CAPEMORETON v.1/13

CAPP, Elizabeth (Aboriginal: Queen Elizabeth) v.2/98

CARE, W.T. (RRHS Hon. Ed. 1936-1937, Guarantor) v.1/1, 3

CARLILL, F.A. v.2/77

CARLILL, J.R. v.2/77

CARLILL, M.W. v.2/77

CARLILL, T.J. v.2/70,77

CARLTON, John Bede, 1870-1959 v.1/1, 3-5, 91

CARLTON, John Bede, 1870-1959 v.2/1

CARMONT, K. v.2/1, 94

CARPENTERS (trade) v.1/52

CARPENTER, George v.2/70, 71

CARPET SNAKE v.2/68

CARRADICE, John A. (teacher) v.1/66

CARROLL, Denis, d.1928 [police inspector] v.2/97

CARRUTHERS, J.H. v.1/113

CARSON, W. (Hospital Secretary) v.1/64

CARTER, Ernest v.2/93

CASEIN INDUSTRY v.2/41

CASINO v.1/7, 17, 40, 41, 51, 96

CASINO v.2/7, 31, 44, 69, 70

CASINO COOP DAIRY CO. v.2/40

CASINO POST OFFICE v.2/70

CASINOPUBLIC SCHOOL v.2/70

CASINOSCHOOL v.1/37, 106, 107, 115

CASINO See also CASSINO STATION

CASNIRA (locality) v.2/70

CASSILIS [station] v.1/17

CASSINO STATION v.2/100

CASSINO STATION (later Tomki) v.1/22, 23, 45, 88, 92

CASSINO STATION See also CASINO

CASTLE HILL v.1/11

CAT (native, spotted ‘day-sure’) v.2/65

CAT-BIRD v.2/67

CATERPILLAR PLAGUE v.1/70

CATHCART STREET, Lismore v.1/63

CATHOLICCHURCH v.1/59

CATHOLICSCHOOL [1st, 1878] v.1/111

CATO (ship) v.1/13

CATTLE BRANDS v.1/25, 26, 91, 96, 97

CATTLE BREEDS See DAIRYING INDUSTRY or Individual name

CATTLE INDUSTRY v.1/7, 20, 92, 94, 95, 97, 98, 100

CAWLEY, Owen v.2/80

CAWLEY, William v.2/80

CAWONGLA [locality] v.2/40

CEDAR (timber) v.1/11, 13, 16, 36, 40, 43, 46, 53, 62, 68, 69, 87, 98, 102, 107

CEDAR (timber) v.2/9, 10, 31-35, 56, 71, 83, 95, 97

CEDRELA TOONA See CEDAR

CEMETERY [Lismore] v.2/78

CEMETERY HILL [Lismore] v.1/52

CHALMERS, William v.2/22

CHANCE, Sydney H. v.1/3

CHANDLER, Sgt. (policeman) v.2/70

CHARCOAL v.2/70

CHARLIE (racehorse) v.2/10

CHAUVEL, Charles Henry Edward v.1/41, 43, 107

CHEEKE, Alfred v.2/76, 78

CHEESE MANUFACTURE v.1/73, 98

CHEESE MANUFACTURE v.2/39

CHEFFINS CUTTING (locality) v.2/75

CHERRY TREE STATION v.1/97

CHILCOTTS GRASS [locality] v.1/63

CHINA CANE (sugar cane variety) v.2/24

CHRISTIE, H.B. v.1/100

CHURCH OF ENGLANDSeeANGLICANCHURCH

CHURCH SERVICE v.2/98

CHURN (for butter making) See BUTTER CHURN

CIRCUS v.1/57

CLANCY, George v.1/57

CLANCY, George v.2/80

CLARENCE & RICHMOND EXAMINER (newspaper) v.1/110

CLARENCERIVER v.1/5-7, 9, 15-17, 21, 39, 43, 51, 85, 86

CLARENCE RIVER COUNTY COUNCIL (electricity supply) v.1/68

CLARENCE RIVER DISTRICT v.2/7, 18, 24, 26, 47, 56, 84

CLARENCE RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY v.1/5

CLARENCE RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY v.2/2

CLARK, Alex v.2/38

CLARK, Tom v.2/33

CLARKE, C.B. (RRHS Member 1937) v.1/1

CLARKE, Dave v.2/37

CLAY, Henry (squatter, Clay & Stapleton) v.1/7, 17, 23, 45, 88, 92, 98, 99

CLAY, Henry (squatter, Clay & Stapleton) v.2/84, 100

CLEMENT, William (sugar mill) v.2/23

CLERK OF PETTY SESSIONS v.1/60, 63

CLERKIN, B. v.2/80

CLOSE, Thomas Valentine v.1/29, 30, 96, 102

CLOSER SETTLEMENT v.1/94

CLOVER, White (grass) See WHITE CLOVER (pasture grass)

CLUNES [locality] v.1/2, 74, 78

CLUNESSCHOOL v.1/115

COACHMAN (whip bird) v.2/67

COAL v.1/11

COALRIVERSeeHUNTERRIVER

COCHRANE, (landholder) v.2/79

COCKATOO (bird) v.1/66, 70

COCKATOO (bird) v.2/67

COCKERILL, Thomas v.1/64

COD FISH v.1/42

CODRINGTON v.2/22, 23, 44

CODRINGTON NORTH See NORTH CODRINGTON

CODRINGTONSCHOOL v.1/112

COLEMAN STREET v.1/59

COLEMAN, Edmund v.2/32

COLEMAN, Edmund, b.1829 v.1/52, 53, 55, 83, 84

COLEMAN, R., Alderman v.1/61

COLEMANS LANE (later Coleman Street) v.1/59

COLEMANS POINT v.1/50, 58, 111

COLEMANS POINT v.2/32, 93

COLEMANSWHARF v.1/59

COLLINS CREEK v.2/33, 51, 85

COLLINS, (teacher) v.1/111

COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. v.2/49

COLONIAL SUGAR REFINING COMPANY See C.S.R.

COMISKEY, P., Jnr. v.2/77

COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANY OF SYDNEY LTD v.1/33, 50, 54, 56, 63-65

COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANY OF SYDNEY LTD v.2/71

COMMERCIAL HOTEL v.1/55, 109, 111

COMMERCIALSCHOOL (Harman’s) v.1/111

CONNOR, J. (teacher) v.1/108

CONNORS, Arthur v.2/44

CONROY, (ship builder) v.2/49

CONVICTS v.1/9-11, 17

CONWAY BROS. v.2/16

COOK, Henry [Broadwater] v.2/27

COOK, James [Yabsley employee] v.2/18

COOK, James, Captain, R.N. v.1/9, 12, 18, 19

COOK, Sam [Dungarubba] v.1/70

COOKE, Dixon v.2/38

COOKE, E. v.2/38

COOKE, Lindsay v.2/38

COOPERSCREEK v.2/33

COOT (bird) v.2/67

COPMANHURST STATION v.2/57

COPPERHEAD SNAKE v.2/68

CORAKI v.1/48, 56, 70, 86, 89, 90, 92, 99

CORAKI v.2/10, 13, 17, 18, 21, 22, 44, 87, 93, 98

CORAKI (schooner) v.1/86

CORAKI (steamer) v.1/64

CORAKI AMATEUR RACING CLUB v.1/86

CORAKI COOP BUTTER FACTORY v.2/40, 49

CORAKI HOUSE v.2/10

CORAKI PLAIN v.2/47

CORAKISCHOOL v.1/112, 115

CORMORANT (bird) v.2/67

CORN See MAIZE v.2/19

CORNDALE [locality] v.1/74, 81

CORNDALE [locality] v.2/37, 38-40

CORNDALE ROAD v.1/113

CORN-PLANTER (bird) v.2/67

CORNWELL, Samuel v.2/50

COSGROVE, Pat v.2/70-72, 77

COSTELLO, Miss (RRHS member 1937) v.1/1

COTTEE, George v.1/113

COTTEE, Spencer v.1/55, 63

COTTEE, Spencer v.2/38, 41

COTTON GROWING v.1/84

COUCH PASTURE GRASS v.1/66

COUNCIL CHAMBERS, Lismore v.1/96

COURT HOUSE, Lismore v.1/58-61, 63, 84

COUSINS, Arthur (teacher) v.1/112, 114

COWAN FAMILY v.1/69

COWAN FAMILY v.2/37

COWAN, W. v.2/38

COWELL, J.B. v.2/77

COWLONG v.1/74, 78-79

COWLONG (locality) v.2/39

COX FAMILY v.1/100

COX, (stonemason) v.2/70

CRAIG, Richard [Grafton] v.1/6, 7, 16

CRAIG, Richard [Grafton] v.2/7, 9, 56, 59, 99

CRAIGS LINE (road) v.2/58

CRAMP, K.R. (F.R.A.H.S.) v.1/4

CRANE, M. v.2/78

CRANE (bird) v.2/67

CRAVIGAN, William (Tuckombil Station, later Woodburn) v.1/69, 100

CRAVIGAN, William (Tuckombil Station, later Woodburn) v.2/18

CRAWFORD BROS. v.2/36

CRAWFORD, William v.2/79

CREAM SEPARATOR v.1/72

CREAM TESTER (Babcock test) v.2/39

CRICKET v.1/29, 32, 52, 53

CRIMEAN WAR v.1/94

CROMMELIN, George A., Dr. v.2/68

CROSS ROADS INN, near Grafton v.1/41

CROSS, T. v.2/70

CROUCH, E.F. (Roads Department) v.1/50

CROUCH, F.G. v.1/89

CROUCH, F.G. v.2/52, 71

CROWN LANDS COMMISSIONER v.1/2, 39

CROW (bird) v.2/67

CUCKOO (bird) v.2/67

CULLODEN (ship) v.2/15

CUMBERLAND (ship) v.1/10, 13

CUNNINGHAM, Allan v.1/15, 88

CUNNINGHAM, Allan v.2/43

CUNNINGHAMS GAP v.2/43

CURLEW (stone plover) v.2/67

CURRIE, Archibald, b.1827 v.1/52, 61, 63, 87

CURRIE, Duncan v.1/56

CURRIE, James v.2/32, 84, 86

CURRIE, John (timber merchant) v.1/52, 59

CURRY, Charles, Rev. v.1/55

CURTAIN, J. (building contractor) v.1/59

CURTIN, John v.2/80

CUSACK, J. v.2/80

DAIRY PADDOCK (locality) v.2/74, 77

DAIRY SUPERVISION ACT v.1/79

DAIRYING INDUSTRY v.1/6, 53, 62, 67, 70, 71, 73, 74, 98

DAIRYING INDUSTRY v.2/23, 35-41

DAIRYING INDUSTRY See also BUTTER PRODUCTION

DALEY, Denis v.2/38

DALEY, J. v.2/39

DALWOODSCHOOL (later RousSchool) v.1/114

DALY, Matron v.1/64

DANCING v.1/30

DANCING v.2/9

DANGAR, William [Neotsfield Station, HunterRiver] v.1/36, 42

DANIEL (Aboriginal) v.2/97

DANIEL, George Hancock (teacher) v.1/3, 51, 58, 111

DANIEL, George Hancock (teacher) v.2/47

DANS EDDY (locality) v.2/33

DARBALARA (cattle stud) v.2/37

DARCY, G. (teacher) v.1/108

DART, George (teacher) v.1/108

DARVALL, (solicitor) v.1/44

DATE PALM v.1/40

DAVIDSON, J.H. v.2/2

DAVIS BROS. & BURGESS [river boats] v.2/16

DAVIS, Alfred v.1/74

DAVIS, Buck v.2/71

DAVIS, Fred v.2/24

DAVIS, George v.2/24, 29

DAVIS, John, Captain v.2/49

DAVIS, W. v.2/36

DAWE, Ann (nee KING, prev. HOLLINGWORTH), d.1919 v.2/7, 11, 12

DAWE, Henry, MrsSee DAWE, Ann (nee KING, prev. HOLLINGWORTH), d.1919

DAWES, R. v.2/39

DAWSONRIVER v.1/39

DAWSON STREET, Lismore v.1/59, 63

DAWSON, Arthur D. v.2/69, 72, 77

DAWSON, Arthur D., MrsSee DAWSON, Brenda (nee RUDDER)

DAWSON, Brenda (nee RUDDER) v.2/69, 72, 77

DAWSON, Reginald Weston (manager, CBC Bank) v.1/64, 91

DAWSON, Reginald Weston (manager, CBC Bank) v.2/100

DAWSON, Robert Barrington v.1/2, 22, 38-43, 46

DAWSON, Robert Barrington v.2/69, 77, 84

DAWSON, Robert Leycester v.1/2, 3, 20, 22, 27, 38, 44, 46, 48-50, 83, 88, 92, 100, 102

DAWSON, Robert Leycester v.2/1-2, 29, 64, 69, 74, 77, 83, 89, 99

DAY-SURE (spotted native cat) v.2/65

DE MILHAU, v.1/39

DE RAYS, MarquisSee DU BREIL, Charles Bonaventure

DEAN, Charles (hotelier) v.1/55-56

DEAN, Charles (hotelier) v.2/54

DEANSHOTEL, Lismore v.1/52, 55-56

DEATH ADDER v.2/68

DEATH REGISTRATIONS v.1/63

DEBATING SOCIETY, Lismore v.1/84

DEEP CREEK v.1/94, 98

DEEP CREEK STATION v.1/97

DEEPWATER [locality] v.2/32, 41

DENISON, Alfred v.1/22, 26, 97

DENNISON, Alfred See DENISON, Alfred

DEPRESSION (financial) See GREAT DEPRESSION

DEVERY, T. v.2/39

DEVON (cattle breed) v.1/25, 26

DEVON (cattle breed) v.2/35

DIADEM STREET, Lismore v.1/63

DIAMOND SNAKE v.2/68

DICKENSON, Judge v.1/44

DILLON, Pat v.2/70, 100

DINGOES v.1/7, 29, 101

DINGOES v.2/46, 65

DISPUTED PLAIN v.1/2, 21, 44, 83, 94, 101

DISPUTED PLAIN v.2/8, 69, 74, 90

DISPUTED PLAIN HOMESTEAD v.1/44, 46, 51, 93

DISTRICT COURT v.1/62, 63

DIXON, William (teacher) v.1/107

DIXON, William (teacher) v.2/1, 4

DOBIE, John, Dr. v.1/7, 22, 92, 96, 97

DOBIE, John, Dr. v.2/57, 58