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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 SocietyP.O. Box 467 Lismore 2480

www.richhistory.org.au [email: [email protected]]

ABN 58 487 170 223

This work has been assisted byfunds allocated to the

Royal Australian Historical Societyby Arts, NSW

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.richhistory.org.au/

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 HendersonDecember 2007

Contents:

Cumulated Journal Index, p.6

Cumulated Bulletin Index, p.50

Richmond River Historical Society Journal:Index to v.1-v.2, Centenary Number 1838-1938

6Cumulated Journal IndexA.G.ROBERTSONS LTD (store) v.1/57A.J.S. BANK v.1/65A.M.P.SOCIETY v.2/46ABORIGINALS v.1/6, 11, 12, 14, 62, 69, 83, 92, 94, 98, 99, 100, 102ABORIGINALS v.2/6-8, 35, 92, 96, 98ADAM, J. (RRHS Councillor 1936) v.1/1-2, 105ADAMS, J. v.2/79ADAMS, W. v.2/79AFTERLEE (locality) v.1/96AGNES IRVING (steamship) v.1/8AGNES IRVING (steamship) v.2/17AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY See SHOW SOCIETYAINSWORTH, James, d.1924 v.2/89AJAX (racehorse) v.1/94ALBANS, Annie L. (nee MCPHERSON) v.2/49ALBANS, 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.1/65ALCOCK FAMILY, v.2/71ALCOHOL v.1/69ALCORN, R.E. v.2/39ALDER, Abraham v.2/77ALDERMEN (Allingham) v.1/6ALDERNEY (cattle breed) v.2/35ALEXANDER (ship) v.2/15ALEXANDER, William v.1/79ALLEN, F.B. v.2/78ALLEYS HILL v.1/70ALLINGHAM, Edward Walter, d.1919 v.1/6, 62ALLINGHAM, Edward Walter, d.1919 v.2/78ALLMAN, E.M. (Roads Department) v.1/50, 91ALSTONVILLE v.1/3, 55, 84, 91ALSTONVILLE v.2/22, 37-39ALSTONVILLE BUTTER FACTORY v.2/40ALSTONVILLE SCHOOL v.1/108, 115AMELIA (barque) v.2/55AMITY (ship) v.1/14, 15AMITY POINT v.1/14AMPHITRITE (schooner) v.1/53AMPHITRITE (steamer) v.1/87ANDERSON, Cecil Harry, d.1947 (RRHS Councillor 1937) v.1/1, 2, 93, 98ANDERSON, Cecil Harry, d.1947 (RRHS Councillor 1937) v.2/1, 2, 98ANGLICAN CHURCH v.1/55, 89ANNAND, George, Mrs See ANNAND, Henrietta (nee BURLEY)ANNAND, Henrietta (nee BURLEY) v.2/1-2ANNIE MOORE (schooner) v.2/48ANSCHAU, John v.2/2ANTIOPE (clipper) v.1/54ANTS v.1/19ARAUCARIA (ship) v.2/16ARGUE, Robert, d.1940 v.2/2ARMSTRONG, Alex v.2/77, 85, 91ARMSTRONG, Bill (jockey) v.1/93ARMSTRONG, Charles v.2/77, 85, 90-91ARMSTRONG, James v.1/44, 46, 78, 81, 93, 94ARMSTRONG, James v.2/77, 85, 91ARMSTRONG, Eliza Kate (Kate), Miss, d.1922 v.1/51ARMSTRONG, Kate, Miss See ARMSTRONG, Eliza Kate (Kate), Miss, d.1922ARMSTRONG, Robert v.2/16


7ARMSTRONG, Thomas (Tom), d.1922 v.1/103ARMSTRONG, Thomas (Tom), d.1922 v.2/69, 77, 85, 91ARMSTRONG, Tom See ARMSTRONG, Thomas (Tom), d.1922ARMSTRONG, William v.2/77, 86ARROWROOT CULTIVATION v.1/60, 70, 84ARTHUR, George v.1/113ARTHUR, Maggie, Miss (teacher) v.1/113ASKEW, J. [baker] v.2/70ATKIN, James, Mrs v.2/2ATKIN, Thomas v.2/78ATKINS, Edward Stephen, d.1927 v.2/23, 29, 48ATKINS, J. [North Lismore] v.2/97ATKINS, R.S. [Mullumbimby] v.2/2ATKINSON, Mr v.2/1ATKINSON, [Atkinson & McKellar] v.1/96ATKINSON, [Atkinson & McKellar] v.2/77ATKINSON, Isabella, Mrs v.1/23, 30, 41AUCTIONEERS v.1/61AUCTIONS, Land See LAND AUCTIONS v.1/18AUSTRAL EDEN SCHOOL See GOONELLABAH SCHOOLAUSTRALASIAN (ship) v.2/15AUSTRALIA (ship) v.2/15AUSTRALIAN ALMANAC PUBLICATION v.1/107AUSTRALIAN JOCKEY CLUB v.1/31AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY (AMP) v.1/60AYRSHIRES (cattle breed) v.2/35, 38BABCOCK CREAM TESTER v.1/73, 76BABCOCK CREAM TESTER v.2/39BACK CREEK v.1/24, 44, 46, 96, 97BACK CREEK v.2/7, 68, 74, 84, 85, 87BACKHOUSE, E.B. (branch manager, Commercial Banking Company) v.1/50, 91BACON INDUSTRY v.2/40BACON PROCESSING v.1/66BAGASSE (residue sugar manufacture) v.2/24BAGOT, Christopher Thomas, d.1894 v.2/93BAILIFF [George Carney Britt] v.1/52BAILLIE, James, 1826-1909 v.1/21, 52-55, 57, 63, 65, 109BAILLIE, James, 1826-1909 v.2/23, 80BAILLIE, W. [Codrington] v.2/23BAILLIES LANE v.1/33BAKER, (early settler) v.2/36BAKER, Felix v.2/98BAKER, Tom (hotelier) v.1/56BALD HILL See BEXHILLBALLINA v.1/55, 61, 64, 69, 85, 91, 99BALLINA v.2/14, 23, 31, 34, 44, 48, 93BALLINA BUTTER FACTORY v.2/40BALLINA PILOT v.1/55BALLINA SCHOOL v.1/106, 108, 115BALLINA STREET, Lismore v.1/63BALLY CATTLE v.1/72BALMER, R.G. v.2/71BALZER, Christian v.1/58BALZER, P.H. (RRHS Member 1937) v.1/1BANANA INDUSTRY v.1/40, 60, 89BANANA INDUSTRY v.2/73BAND (Lismore brass) v.2/97BANDICOOTS v.1/69, 70BANDICOOTS v.2/64BANDY-BANDY SNAKE v.2/68


8BANGALOW v.2/38BANK OF N.S.W. v.1/61BANKS, Joseph (botanist) v.1/19BARBY, William, d.1936 v.2/36BARHAM, Charles Albert, d.1929 v.1/73, 81BARHAM, Charles Albert, d.1929 v.2/86BARKER, (Casino) v.2/71BARKER, (Ettrick) v.1/22, 96BARKER, (Gundurimba) v.2/11BARLING, Alfred v.1/104BARLING, John v.2/70, 77BARLING, R. (surveyor) v.1/50, 51BARLOW BROS. SUGAR MILL v.2/22BARLOW, W. v.2/79BARNES & SMITH BROS. v.1/23, 29, 31, 92, 96, 97BARNES & SMITH BROS. v.2/100BARNES, Agnes, Miss v.1/41BARNES, Bella v.1/41BARNES, Grace Isabella (nee HINDMARSH), d.1925 v.1/30BARNES, Henry v.1/23, 30, 31, 37, 41, 50, 93, 96, 97, 99BARNES, Henry v.2/8, 66, 83, 100BARNES, Henry, Mrs See BARNES, Grace Isabella (nee HINDMARSH), d.1925BARNES, Henry S. v.1/41BARNES, Robert Richmond v.1/41BARNES, Sara, Miss v.1/41BARNES, Walter Clarence v.1/41BARRABOOL (ship) v.1/61BARRIE, James v.1/55, 61, 63, 64, 81BARRIER REEF See GREAT BARRIER REEFBARRY, A.C. v.2/27BARTER SYSTEM (exchange of goods) v.1/84BARTLETT FAMILY v.2/98BATHGATE, Douglas (Roads Department) v.1/50BATTENS BIGHT (property) v.1/100BATTENS BIGHT (property) v.2/69BATTIS, W. v.2/77BAU FARM v.1/81BAWDEN, Thomas (Tom) v.1/7, 59, 60BAWDEN, Thomas (Tom) v.2/2, 10, 56, 100BAXTER, Samuel v.2/18BAXTER, T. v.2/17BEACH, W. (sculler) v.1/89BEAGLE (screw steamer) v.1/86BEAGLE (screw steamer) v.2/16BEAGLE (sailing ship) v.1/85-86BEALE, James v.2/80BEAN TREE (noxious to cattle) v.1/95BEAN TREE CROSSING (later WYANGARIE) v.2/33, 35BEANTREE (locality) v.1/102BEATTIE, Harriett (prev. JOHNSON) v.2/11BEATTIE, John Hunter (hotel, Gundurimba) v.1/56BEATTIE, John Hunter, Mrs See BEATTIE, Harriett (prev. JOHNSON)BEATTY, Mrs (prev. JOHNSTON) See BEATTIE, Harriett (prev. JOHNSON)BEECH (timber) v.1/62, 87BELL & CO. (auctioneers, Brisbane) v.1/102BELL, (Camira Station) v.1/100BELLVUE, near Grafton v.1/39BENAUD, Louis F. (RRHS Vice-President 1936) v.1/1BENAUD, Louis F. v.2/21, 29BENGER, Charles v.2/17, 18


9BENNETT BROS. v.2/93BENTLEY (homestead & locality) v.2/65, 68, 69, 72, 82, 85, 90BENTLEY (locality) v.1/20-25, 29, 35, 38, 89BENTLEY LAGOON v.2/67BERNSTEIN, Ludwik, d.1907, Dr. v.1/61, 64BERRY, Charles v.2/76, 78BEST, (teacher) v.1/109BEST, Percival George (Percy), 1873-1947 (RRHS Vice-President 1936) v.1/1, 3BEST, Percival George (Percy), 1873-1947 v.2/1BEXHILL v.1/2, 50, 62, 74, 84BEXHILL v.2/39BEXHILL SCHOOL v.1/112, 115BIG DERRY (Aboriginal) v.1/102BIG EDDY (locality) v.2/33BIG RIVER See CLARENCE RIVERBIG SCRUB v.1/53, 89, 92, 100BIG SCRUB v.2/32, 36, 65, 84, 89BIG TOM OF TUNSTALL (Aboriginal) v.1/100, 101BINGAL CREEK v.2/32BINGLE, John v.1/13BINNA BURRA COOP BUTTER FACTORY v.2/40BIRDS (wildlife) v.2/67, 95BIRTH REGISTRATIONS v.1/63BLACKBUTT (timber) v.1/87BLACKSMITHS v.1/52, 55BLACKSMITHS v.2/22, 86BLADY GRASS v.1/69BLADY GRASS v.2/72BLAKEBROOK (locality) v.2/38, 66, 88, 94BLAKEBROOK SCHOOL v.2/96BLAKEBROOK STATION v.1/22, 23BLANCH, [Boundary Creek] v.2/23BLOODWOOD (timber) v.2/71BLUE COUCH GRASS v.1/69BLUE MOUNTAIN PARROT v.2/67BOAT RACES See REGATTASBOATHARBOUR v.1/18BOATHARBOUR v.2/33, 84BODALLA v.1/26BOER WAR v.1/104BOILING DOWN WORKS See TALLOWBONALBO [locality] v.2/40, 88BONALBO STATION v.1/41, 42, 97BOND, C.B. v.2/93BONDFIELD, W.G. v.1/1, 2, 4BONDFIELD, W.G. v.2/1, 4-6, 20, 99BONDFIELD, W.G., Mrs v.2/2BONNIE DUNDEE (steamer) v.1/59, 61BOOERIE (property) v.1/31-33, 40, 41, 90BOOERIE (property) v.2/90BOOERIE CREEK v.2/21, 76, 78, 81BOOMERANG CREEK v.1/81BOOMERANG CREEK v.2/33BOORABEE See NATIVE BEARBOORIE See BOOERIEBOORIE CREEK See BOOERIE CREEKBOOTMAKERS (trade) v.2/8, 11BOOYONG [locality] v.2/22, 89BORA RING (Aboriginal culture) v.2/92BORTON, Thomas v.1/1, 52, 54, 59, 64


10BORTON, Thomas v.2/17, 18, 44, 50BOTANY BAY v.1/9, 10BOUNDARY CREEK v.2/23, 75, 88BOUNTY ACT (1903) v.2/24BOURBON (sugar cane) v.2/24BOURNE, T.E. v.2/81BOWER, H.J. v.2/38BOWLIN, Owen v.2/80BOYD FAMILY v.1/100BRADLEY, J.D. (school inspector) v.1/109BRAID, J.W., Mrs (nee MCPHERSON) v.2/49BRAND, A.E. v.2/4, 6, 29BRAND, A.E. (RRHS Guarantor) v.1/3, 4BRANDS See CATTLE BRANDSBRAY, James (police magistrate) v.1/90BRAY, Joshua v.1/90BRECKENRIDGE, James v.2/52, 93BRECKENRIDGE, M., Miss v.2/46BRIBIE ISLAND v.1/14BRIDGES v.1/59, 60, 61, 84BRIDGEWATER (ship) v.1/13BRISBANE v.1/15, 16BRISBANE RIVER v.1/15BRISBANE RIVER v.2/62BRISBANE, Thomas, Sir (Governor) v.1/13BRITANNIA (steamship) v.2/16, 22BRITISH AUSTRALIAN TOBACCO CO. v.2/4BRITT, George (Lagoon Grass, Nimbin) v.1/65, 66BRITT, George Carney v.1/52 (bailiff); 61(auctioneer)BRITT, George Carney v.2/78BRITT, George Carney, Mrs See BRITT, Mary Hannah (nee PEATE)BRITT, Mary Hannah (nee PEATE) v.2/50BRITTAIN, James v.2/70BRITTANY (cattle breed) v.2/35BRITTON, [Casino innkeeper] v.1/51BROAD SOUND, Queensland (locality) v.1/19BROADHURST, (solicitor, Disputed Plains case) v.1/44BROADWATER v.2/26, 62, 93, 96BROADWATER SCHOOL v.1/112BROCKLEY (locality) v.1/89BROCKLEY (locality) v.2/23, 79, 84BROCKLEY SCHOOL v.2/65BROKEN BAY v.1/10BROLGA (bird) v.2/67, 73BROOKER, J.H. [Wollongbar] v.2/38BROSNAHAN, M. [East Gundurimba] v.2/81BROWN PINE (timber) v.1/69BROWN, Harriett Lancaster (nee EXTON; prev. JONES) v.2/8BROWN, Harry See BROWN, HenryBROWN, Henry v.1/109BROWN, Henry v.2/32BROWN, James v.1/108BROWN, John v.2/70BROWNS CORNER v.1/65BROWNS CREEK v.1/52BROWNS CREEK v.2/46, 93BROWNS CREEK BRIDGE v.1/58BRUGGY, Lott v.2/78BRUMMYS PLAIN v.1/96BRUNSWICK RIVER DISTRICT v.2/44, 45, 50, 62


11BRUSH TURKEY v.2/67, 68BRUTON (property) v.1/98BRUXNER, Charles Augustus, d.1915 v.1/26BRYANT, (sugar miller, Rous) v.2/23BRYANT, S. [Guernsey breeder] v.2/38BRYANT, William [Lismore] v.2/79BUCHANAN, [Buckendoon sugar mill] v.2/22BUCHANAN, Archie [Wyangarie stockman] v.1/29BUCKENDOON v.1/69BUCKENDOON v.2/22, 47BUCKENDOON HILL v.1/70BUCKNELL, [Bungawalbyn Station] v.1/99BULLEENA See BALLINABULLEN BULLEN (Aboriginal tribal fight) v.2/92BULLOCK TEAMS v.2/31BULLOCKS v.1/53,70BULWINKEL, (Rous Sugar Mill) v.2/22BULWINKEL, Charles L., d.1917 v.2/37BULWINKEL, Herbert R., d.1957 v.2/37BUNDOCK, A. Frederick v.1/23, 27, 41, 96BUNDOCK, Arthur Ogilvie v.1/28BUNDOCK, Charley v.1/28BUNDOCK, Edward Ogilvie v.1/28BUNDOCK, Edward Ogilvie v.2/100BUNDOCK, Edward Ogilvie, Mrs See BUNDOCK, Elizabeth Ellen (nee WESTMORE), d.1951BUNDOCK, Elizabeth Ellen (nee WESTMORE), d.1951 v.2/100BUNDOCK, F. Harry O. v.1/28BUNDOCK, Frank v.1/28BUNDOCK, Louisa Alice, Miss v.1/25, 49BUNDOCK, Mary Ellen (nee OGILVIE) v.2/59BUNDOCK, Mary Ogilvie, Miss v.1/25, 43, 49BUNDOCK, Mary, Miss v.2/90BUNDOCK, Wellington Cochrane v.1/22-23, 25, 27-28, 37, 41-43, 49, 83, 88, 92, 94-95BUNDOCK, Wellington Cochrane v.2/9, 100BUNDOCK, Wellington Cochrane, Mrs v.1/27BUNDOCK, Wellington Cochrane, Mrs See BUNDOCK, Mary E. (nee OGILVIE)BUNDOCK, William v.1/28BUNDOCKS CROSSING v.1/94BUNGABBEE (property) v.2/8, 75, 83BUNGAWALBYN (originally LONGREACH) v.2/22, 37, 44BUNGAWALBYN CREEK v.1/97BUNGAWALBYN CREEK v.2/16BUNGAWALBYN SCHOOL v.1/115BUNGAWALBYN STATION v.1/22, 23, 41, 97, 99BURGESS, [Davis Bros. & Burgess] v.2/16BURGESS, J. (RRHS member 1937) v.1/1BURKE, Thomas (Nimbin) v.1/66BURLEY, John Balfour, d.1936 v.2/81BURNETT, [C.P.S., Casino] v.1/50BURNS POINT v.2/16BUSBYS FLAT v.1/23BUSBYS FLAT SCHOOL v.1/114BUSHFIRE v.1/38BUSHRANGERS v.2/41BUSTARD (plain turkey) v.1/19, 92BUSTARD (plain turkey) v.2/67BUTCHERS (trade) v.1/52, 87BUTLER, (cane farmer, Swan Bay) v.2/27BUTTER CHURN v.1/72BUTTER PRODUCTION v.1/53, 62, 67, 72-74


12BUTTER PRODUCTION See also DAIRYING INDUSTRYBYRNE, Dave v.2/81BYRON BAY v.1/67, 80BYRON BAY v.2/40, 44BYRON CREEK v.2/33C.B.S. See COMMERCIAL BANK CO. OF SYDNEY LTD.C.S.R. (sugar company) v.1/8C.S.R. (sugar company) v.2/23, 26CABINET MAKERS v.1/43CABOOLTURE RIVER v.1/15CADZOW MILL, Lismore v.1/54CALF RAISING v.1/89CALICO GRASS (later Woodlawn) v.1/57CALLENDAR (ship) v.2/15CAMDEN VALLEY (property) v.1/40CAMENETTI, Rocco v.1/71CAMERON, A. v.2/2, 93, 98CAMERON, L. v.2/37CAMIRA STATION v.1/41, 97, 100CAMIRA STATION v.2/51CAMP CREEK v.1/97CAMPBELL, Alexander v.1/23, 40-42, 98-99CAMPBELL, Archie v.2/44CAMPBELL, Donald v.1/98, 99CAMPBELL, M.M. (C.P.S) v.2/71CAMPBELL, R. v.2/36CAMPBELL, W.S. v.2/58CANIABA (property) v.1/89CAPE BYRON v.1/15CAPE MORETON v.1/13CAPP, Elizabeth (Aboriginal: Queen Elizabeth) v.2/98CARE, W.T. (RRHS Hon. Ed. 1936-1937, Guarantor) v.1/1, 3CARLILL, F.A. v.2/77CARLILL, J.R. v.2/77CARLILL, M.W. v.2/77CARLILL, T.J. v.2/70,77CARLTON, John Bede, 1870-1959 v.1/1, 3-5, 91CARLTON, John Bede, 1870-1959 v.2/1CARMONT, K. v.2/1, 94CARPENTERS (trade) v.1/52CARPENTER, George v.2/70, 71CARPET SNAKE v.2/68CARRADICE, John A. (teacher) v.1/66CARROLL, Denis, d.1928 [police inspector] v.2/97CARRUTHERS, J.H. v.1/113CARSON, W. (Hospital Secretary) v.1/64CARTER, Ernest v.2/93CASEIN INDUSTRY v.2/41CASINO v.1/7, 17, 40, 41, 51, 96CASINO v.2/7, 31, 44, 69, 70CASINO COOP DAIRY CO. v.2/40CASINO POST OFFICE v.2/70CASINO PUBLIC SCHOOL v.2/70CASINO SCHOOL v.1/37, 106, 107, 115CASINO See also CASSINO STATIONCASNIRA (locality) v.2/70CASSILIS [station] v.1/17CASSINO STATION v.2/100CASSINO STATION (later Tomki) v.1/22, 23, 45, 88, 92CASSINO STATION See also CASINO


13CASTLE HILL v.1/11CAT (native, spotted ‘day-sure’) v.2/65CAT-BIRD v.2/67CATERPILLAR PLAGUE v.1/70CATHCART STREET, Lismore v.1/63CATHOLIC CHURCH v.1/59CATHOLIC SCHOOL [1st, 1878] v.1/111CATO (ship) v.1/13CATTLE BRANDS v.1/25, 26, 91, 96, 97CATTLE BREEDS See DAIRYING INDUSTRY or Individual nameCATTLE INDUSTRY v.1/7, 20, 92, 94, 95, 97, 98, 100CAWLEY, Owen v.2/80CAWLEY, William v.2/80CAWONGLA [locality] v.2/40CEDAR (timber) v.1/11, 13, 16, 36, 40, 43, 46, 53, 62, 68, 69, 87, 98, 102, 107CEDAR (timber) v.2/9, 10, 31-35, 56, 71, 83, 95, 97CEDRELA TOONA See CEDARCEMETERY [Lismore] v.2/78CEMETERY HILL [Lismore] v.1/52CHALMERS, William v.2/22CHANCE, Sydney H. v.1/3CHANDLER, Sgt. (policeman) v.2/70CHARCOAL v.2/70CHARLIE (racehorse) v.2/10CHAUVEL, Charles Henry Edward v.1/41, 43, 107CHEEKE, Alfred v.2/76, 78CHEESE MANUFACTURE v.1/73, 98CHEESE MANUFACTURE v.2/39CHEFFINS CUTTING (locality) v.2/75CHERRY TREE STATION v.1/97CHILCOTTS GRASS [locality] v.1/63CHINA CANE (sugar cane variety) v.2/24CHRISTIE, H.B. v.1/100CHURCH OF ENGLAND See ANGLICAN CHURCHCHURCH SERVICE v.2/98CHURN (for butter making) See BUTTER CHURNCIRCUS v.1/57CLANCY, George v.1/57CLANCY, George v.2/80CLARENCE & RICHMOND EXAMINER (newspaper) v.1/110CLARENCE RIVER v.1/5-7, 9, 15-17, 21, 39, 43, 51, 85, 86CLARENCE RIVER COUNTY COUNCIL (electricity supply) v.1/68CLARENCE RIVER DISTRICT v.2/7, 18, 24, 26, 47, 56, 84CLARENCE RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY v.1/5CLARENCE RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY v.2/2CLARK, Alex v.2/38CLARK, Tom v.2/33CLARKE, C.B. (RRHS Member 1937) v.1/1CLARKE, Dave v.2/37CLAY, Henry (squatter, Clay & Stapleton) v.1/7, 17, 23, 45, 88, 92, 98, 99CLAY, Henry (squatter, Clay & Stapleton) v.2/84, 100CLEMENT, William (sugar mill) v.2/23CLERK OF PETTY SESSIONS v.1/60, 63CLERKIN, B. v.2/80CLOSE, Thomas Valentine v.1/29, 30, 96, 102CLOSER SETTLEMENT v.1/94CLOVER, White (grass) See WHITE CLOVER (pasture grass)CLUNES [locality] v.1/2, 74, 78CLUNES SCHOOL v.1/115COACHMAN (whip bird) v.2/67


14COAL v.1/11COAL RIVER See HUNTER RIVERCOCHRANE, (landholder) v.2/79COCKATOO (bird) v.1/66, 70COCKATOO (bird) v.2/67COCKERILL, Thomas v.1/64COD FISH v.1/42CODRINGTON v.2/22, 23, 44CODRINGTON NORTH See NORTH CODRINGTONCODRINGTON SCHOOL v.1/112COLEMAN STREET v.1/59COLEMAN, Edmund v.2/32COLEMAN, Edmund, b.1829 v.1/52, 53, 55, 83, 84COLEMAN, R., Alderman v.1/61COLEMANS LANE (later Coleman Street) v.1/59COLEMANS POINT v.1/50, 58, 111COLEMANS POINT v.2/32, 93COLEMANS WHARF v.1/59COLLINS CREEK v.2/33, 51, 85COLLINS, (teacher) v.1/111COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. v.2/49COLONIAL SUGAR REFINING COMPANY See C.S.R.COMISKEY, P., Jnr. v.2/77COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANY OF SYDNEY LTD v.1/33, 50, 54, 56, 63-65COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANY OF SYDNEY LTD v.2/71COMMERCIAL HOTEL v.1/55, 109, 111COMMERCIAL SCHOOL (Harman’s) v.1/111CONNOR, J. (teacher) v.1/108CONNORS, Arthur v.2/44CONROY, (ship builder) v.2/49CONVICTS v.1/9-11, 17CONWAY BROS. v.2/16COOK, Henry [Broadwater] v.2/27COOK, James [Yabsley employee] v.2/18COOK, James, Captain, R.N. v.1/9, 12, 18, 19COOK, Sam [Dungarubba] v.1/70COOKE, Dixon v.2/38COOKE, E. v.2/38COOKE, Lindsay v.2/38COOPERS CREEK v.2/33COOT (bird) v.2/67COPMANHURST STATION v.2/57COPPERHEAD SNAKE v.2/68CORAKI v.1/48, 56, 70, 86, 89, 90, 92, 99CORAKI v.2/10, 13, 17, 18, 21, 22, 44, 87, 93, 98CORAKI (schooner) v.1/86CORAKI (steamer) v.1/64CORAKI AMATEUR RACING CLUB v.1/86CORAKI COOP BUTTER FACTORY v.2/40, 49CORAKI HOUSE v.2/10CORAKI PLAIN v.2/47CORAKI SCHOOL v.1/112, 115CORMORANT (bird) v.2/67CORN See MAIZE v.2/19CORNDALE [locality] v.1/74, 81CORNDALE [locality] v.2/37, 38-40CORNDALE ROAD v.1/113CORN-PLANTER (bird) v.2/67CORNWELL, Samuel v.2/50COSGROVE, Pat v.2/70-72, 77


15COSTELLO, Miss (RRHS member 1937) v.1/1COTTEE, George v.1/113COTTEE, Spencer v.1/55, 63COTTEE, Spencer v.2/38, 41COTTON GROWING v.1/84COUCH PASTURE GRASS v.1/66COUNCIL CHAMBERS, Lismore v.1/96COURT HOUSE, Lismore v.1/58-61, 63, 84COUSINS, Arthur (teacher) v.1/112, 114COWAN FAMILY v.1/69COWAN FAMILY v.2/37COWAN, W. v.2/38COWELL, J.B. v.2/77COWLONG v.1/74, 78-79COWLONG (locality) v.2/39COX FAMILY v.1/100COX, (stonemason) v.2/70CRAIG, Richard [Grafton] v.1/6, 7, 16CRAIG, Richard [Grafton] v.2/7, 9, 56, 59, 99CRAIGS LINE (road) v.2/58CRAMP, K.R. (F.R.A.H.S.) v.1/4CRANE, M. v.2/78CRANE (bird) v.2/67CRAVIGAN, William (Tuckombil Station, later Woodburn) v.1/69, 100CRAVIGAN, William (Tuckombil Station, later Woodburn) v.2/18CRAWFORD BROS. v.2/36CRAWFORD, William v.2/79CREAM SEPARATOR v.1/72CREAM TESTER (Babcock test) v.2/39CRICKET v.1/29, 32, 52, 53CRIMEAN WAR v.1/94CROMMELIN, George A., Dr. v.2/68CROSS ROADS INN, near Grafton v.1/41CROSS, T. v.2/70CROUCH, E.F. (Roads Department) v.1/50CROUCH, F.G. v.1/89CROUCH, F.G. v.2/52, 71CROWN LANDS COMMISSIONER v.1/2, 39CROW (bird) v.2/67CUCKOO (bird) v.2/67CULLODEN (ship) v.2/15CUMBERLAND (ship) v.1/10, 13CUNNINGHAM, Allan v.1/15, 88CUNNINGHAM, Allan v.2/43CUNNINGHAMS GAP v.2/43CURLEW (stone plover) v.2/67CURRIE, Archibald, b.1827 v.1/52, 61, 63, 87CURRIE, Duncan v.1/56CURRIE, James v.2/32, 84, 86CURRIE, John (timber merchant) v.1/52, 59CURRY, Charles, Rev. v.1/55CURTAIN, J. (building contractor) v.1/59CURTIN, John v.2/80CUSACK, J. v.2/80DAIRY PADDOCK (locality) v.2/74, 77DAIRY SUPERVISION ACT v.1/79DAIRYING INDUSTRY v.1/6, 53, 62, 67, 70, 71, 73, 74, 98DAIRYING INDUSTRY v.2/23, 35-41DAIRYING INDUSTRY See also BUTTER PRODUCTIONDALEY, Denis v.2/38


16DALEY, J. v.2/39DALWOOD SCHOOL (later Rous School) v.1/114DALY, Matron v.1/64DANCING v.1/30DANCING v.2/9DANGAR, William [Neotsfield Station, Hunter River] v.1/36, 42DANIEL (Aboriginal) v.2/97DANIEL, George Hancock (teacher) v.1/3, 51, 58, 111DANIEL, George Hancock (teacher) v.2/47DANS EDDY (locality) v.2/33DARBALARA (cattle stud) v.2/37DARCY, G. (teacher) v.1/108DART, George (teacher) v.1/108DARVALL, (solicitor) v.1/44DATE PALM v.1/40DAVIDSON, J.H. v.2/2DAVIS BROS. & BURGESS [river boats] v.2/16DAVIS, Alfred v.1/74DAVIS, Buck v.2/71DAVIS, Fred v.2/24DAVIS, George v.2/24, 29DAVIS, John, Captain v.2/49DAVIS, W. v.2/36DAWE, Ann (nee KING, prev. HOLLINGWORTH), d.1919 v.2/7, 11, 12DAWE, Henry, Mrs See DAWE, Ann (nee KING, prev. HOLLINGWORTH), d.1919DAWES, R. v.2/39DAWSON RIVER v.1/39DAWSON STREET, Lismore v.1/59, 63DAWSON, Arthur D. v.2/69, 72, 77DAWSON, Arthur D., Mrs See DAWSON, Brenda (nee RUDDER)DAWSON, Brenda (nee RUDDER) v.2/69, 72, 77DAWSON, Reginald Weston (manager, CBC Bank) v.1/64, 91DAWSON, Reginald Weston (manager, CBC Bank) v.2/100DAWSON, Robert Barrington v.1/2, 22, 38-43, 46DAWSON, Robert Barrington v.2/69, 77, 84DAWSON, Robert Leycester v.1/2, 3, 20, 22, 27, 38, 44, 46, 48-50, 83, 88, 92, 100, 102DAWSON, Robert Leycester v.2/1-2, 29, 64, 69, 74, 77, 83, 89, 99DAY-SURE (spotted native cat) v.2/65DE MILHAU, v.1/39DE RAYS, Marquis See DU BREIL, Charles BonaventureDEAN, Charles (hotelier) v.1/55-56DEAN, Charles (hotelier) v.2/54DEANS HOTEL, Lismore v.1/52, 55-56DEATH ADDER v.2/68DEATH REGISTRATIONS v.1/63DEBATING SOCIETY, Lismore v.1/84DEEP CREEK v.1/94, 98DEEP CREEK STATION v.1/97DEEPWATER [locality] v.2/32, 41DENISON, Alfred v.1/22, 26, 97DENNISON, Alfred See DENISON, AlfredDEPRESSION (financial) See GREAT DEPRESSIONDEVERY, T. v.2/39DEVON (cattle breed) v.1/25, 26DEVON (cattle breed) v.2/35DIADEM STREET, Lismore v.1/63DIAMOND SNAKE v.2/68DICKENSON, Judge v.1/44DILLON, Pat v.2/70, 100DINGOES v.1/7, 29, 101


17DINGOES v.2/46, 65DISPUTED PLAIN v.1/2, 21, 44, 83, 94, 101DISPUTED PLAIN v.2/8, 69, 74, 90DISPUTED PLAIN HOMESTEAD v.1/44, 46, 51, 93DISTRICT COURT v.1/62, 63DIXON, William (teacher) v.1/107DIXON, William (teacher) v.2/1, 4DOBIE, John, Dr. v.1/7, 22, 92, 96, 97DOBIE, John, Dr. v.2/57, 58DOBIES BIGHT v.1/96, 97DOCKER, John (Manager, Bank of N.S.W.) v.1/91DOCKER, John (Manager, Bank of N.S.W.) v.2/100DOCTORS (medicos) v.2/17DODD, John (teacher) v.1/108DOG (timber hook) v.1/48DOGS, Kangaroo v.1/20DOLLAR BIRD v.2/67DONATIONS TO RRHS v.2/1, 2DONATIONS TO RRHS v.1/3, 85DONATIONS TO RRHS [book-shaped flask] v.1/3, 85DONE, R.E. v.2/79DONNAN, R.C. v.2/27DORROUGH, James v.2/93DORROUGHBY GRASS (locality) v.1/80, 113DORROUGHBY SCHOOL v.1/113DOUBLE HUTS (property) v.2/73DOUBLE HUTS PLAIN v.1/39, 101DOUBLE HUTS PLAIN See also BENTLEYDOUBTFUL CREEK v.1/96DRAGON (ship) v.2/15DRAGOON BIRD v.2/67DRAKE, (bank manager) v.2/71DRAY v.1/7DRESSMAKER (trade) v.2/11DROUGHT v.2/56DROVING HORSES v.1/102DU BREIL, Charles Bonaventure v.1/71DUCK CREEK, Uralba v.1/108DUCK CREEK, Uralba v.2/23, 32, 97DUCK CREEK CAMP v.2/32DUCK CREEK SCHOOL See ALSTONVILLE SCHOOLDUCKS (wild) v.2/67, 73DUDGEON, William Hugh, d.1937 v.2/37, 39DUFFY, (Casino) v.2/71DUMARESQ, W.J. (squatter) v.1/82, 88, 99DUMARESQUE, W.J. See DUMARESQ, W.J.DUMMETT, William (Nimbin) v.1/65, 66DUNCAN, (sugar miller) v.2/22DUNGARUBBA v.2/47DUNGARUBBA STATION v.1/70DUNNING, W.H., Rev. v.1/42, 89, 90DUNOON v.1/74, 78, 80DUNOON v.2/39, 40, 49DUNOON METHODIST CHURCH v.1/113DURHAM OX INN (hotel) v.1/50, 90DURHAM OX INN (hotel) v.2/33, 51DURHAMS (cattle breed) v.1/25, 42, 91DURHAMS (cattle breed) See also SHORTHORNSDURRINGTON GRASS [locality] v.1/71DURRINGTON, Charlie v.1/71


18DWYER, (cedar getter) v.2/85DWYER, Timothy (school inspector) v.1/115DYRAABA STATION v.1/22-23, 25, 30, 38, 41-42, 50, 92, 94, 96-97, 104DYRAABA STATION v.2/9, 64, 66, 83, 85E.S.& A. BANK See ENGLISH SCOTTISH & AUSTRALIAN BANKEAGLE (bird) v.2/67EAGLES, H.R. (teacher) v.1/108EATON, John [Roseberry Station] v.1/22EATONVILLE STATION v.1/7, 38EATONSVILLE STATION v.2/57EATONSWILL (property) See EATONVILLE STATIONECHIDNA v.2/65EDUCATION v.1/2, 105-116EDWARDS, Benjamin (teacher) v.1/109EDWARDS, Benjamin (teacher) v.2/11EDWARDS, Charles v.1/23-24, 30, 41, 42, 92, 95-96EDWARDS, Claude v.2/72, 73EDWARDSON, William Laurence v.1/13EELS v.1/42EGGINS, E.J. (Patron RRHS 1936) v.1/1, 3, 4EGGINS, E.J. (Patron RRHS 1936) v.2/1ELECTRICITY SUPPLY v.1/68ELIZABETH FARM HOUSE v.2/83ELLENGOWAN STATION v.1/22-23, 97, 99ELLIOTT SMITH, Dr. (Grafton) v.1/6ELLIOTT, [returning officer] v.1/61ELLIOTT, G.M. v.1/51ELLIOTT, Henry Sherman (police magistrate) v.1/90ELTHAM [locality] v.1/2, 74, 76ELTHAM [locality] v.2/37EMIGRANT CREEK v.1/55EMIGRANT CREEK BRIDGE v.1/91EMMA PYERS (steamer) v.2/15EMU v.2/69ENDEAVOUR RIVER v.1/19ENGLISH SCOTTISH & AUSTRALIAN BANK v.1/50ENGLISH, George (Nimbin) v.1/66ENGLISH, P. v.2/80ENGLISH, Thomas v.2/39ENGLISH, W. v.2/79EROSION See SOIL EROSIONETHEL (steam ship) v.2/24ETTRICK (locality) v.2/40ETTRICK FOREST STATION v.1/22-23, 29, 42, 92, 96ETTRICK FOREST STATION v.2/85EWING, Thomas T., Sir v.1/50, 62, 76, 89EWING, Thomas T., Sir v.2/39EWINGSDALE [locality] v.2/23EXAMINER (steam barque) v.1/86EXAMINER (steam barque) v.2/16EXCISE BOUNTY ACT (1902) v.2/24EXPERIMENT FARM, Wollongbar v.2/79EXPORTS v.1/60, 62, 80, 95EXTON, James, d.1876 v.2/8, 78EXTON, Harriett Lancaster, Miss See BROWN, Harriett Lancaster (nee EXTON; prev. JONES)EXTON, Susannah (nee LANCASTER), d.1879 v.2/8EXTON, Thomas v.1/54EXTON, Thomas v.2/81EYLES, John (Ballina) v.1/108EYLES, Joseph (Ballina) v.1/108


19FAIRYMOUNT STATION v.1/18, 22, 23, 31, 41, 92, 96, 101FAIRYMOUNT STATION v.2/9, 74, 100FALCON (ship) v.2/15FANNING, Colonel [son of William J. Fanning] v.1/97FANNING, William J.[Wooroowoolgen] (& Mrs) v.1/23, 51, 95, 97, 98FARQUHARSON, v.1/45FAWCETT, Charles Hugh v.1/22, 31, 40, 57, 59, 89, 96, 108FAWCETT, Charles Hugh v.2/9, 99FAWCETTS BRIDGE v.1/90FAWCETTS CREEK v.1/43, 96FAWCETTS PLAIN v.1/43, 96FAY FAMILY v.2/1FAYS BOOKSHOP v.1/65FEGAN, J.M. (Manager, Bank of N.S.W.) v.1/91FENWICK BROS. v.2/31FENWICK, J. v.2/31FENWICK, Thomas v.1/61FENWICK, Thomas v.2/31FERGUSSON, C.D. v.1/96FERRIES v.1/ 58, 60, 84FERRIS, C. (RRHS Council 1937) v.1/1FERRIS, C. (RRHS Council 1937) v.2/1, 6FERRY HOTEL v.1/55, 59FIJI (sugar cane variety) v.2/24FIJI DISEASE (in sugar cane) v.2/28FINANCIAL DEPRESSION, 19th century v.1/33, 104FINCH, P. v.2/78FINDON CREEK (originally FINDHORN) v.1/42FINNIGAN, John v.1/13-15FIRE BRIGADE v.1/64FIREFLY (steam ship) v.2/24FIREWORDS (racehorse) v.2/99FIREWORKS v.1/36FISH v.2/19FISHER, Thomas v.2/52FISHERY CREEK, Ballina v.1/55FISHERY CREEK, Ballina v.2/97, 99FITZHENRY, (teacher, Greenridge 1876) v.1/109FLICK, Mr (North Lismore) v.1/52FLICK, Henry v.2/78FLICK, Jacob v.2/88FLICK, John v.2/78FLINDERS REEFS v.1/13FLINDERS, Matthew v.1/12-13, 15FLOOD (in river) v.1/51, 70FLOOD (in river) v.2/11, 46, 94FLOOD, Edward v.1/23, 40, 41FLORENCE (ship) v.2/16FLORENCE IRVING (ship) v.1/8FLOUR v.2/8,19FLUKE (sheep disease) v.1/7FLYING DUTCHMAN (racehorse) v.1/56FLYING FOX v.2/66FLYING SQUIRRELS See SQUIRRELSFLYNN, John v.2/17, 18FOGWELL, Bob v.1/36FOLEY BROS [butter factory] v.1/77FOLEY BROS [butter factory] v.2/39, 40FOLEY, T. v.2/89FOOTROT (sheep disease) v.1/7


20FORD, H. v.1/108FORD, John v.2/17, 18FOREMAN, J., Dr. v.1/59, 89FORSTER, William v.1/7FOSSILS v.1/32FOSTER, (solicitor) v.1/44FOWLER, J.R. v.2/79FOX (ship) v.2/15FOXTAIL GRASS v.1/20, 53, 58, 69FOY, (Casino) v.2/71FRANCIS (ship) v.1/13FRASER, [explorer] v.1/16FRASER, Captain [captain of “Helen MacGregor”] v.1/51FRASER, Donald Ernest (teacher) v.1/108, 112FRAZER, J. [Greenridge] v.1/109FREDERICK DAVIS (ship) v.2/16FREDERICK, W.P. v.2/1, 2, 43, 98FREDERICKS, Frank v.1/48, 56FREDERICKS, Frank v.2/39FREDERICKS, H. v.2/39FREDERICKS, J. (RRHS member 1937) v.1/1FREDERICKS, W. v.2/39FREE SELECTION (land settlement) v.2/76FREEBARN, W. v.2/79FREEBORN, J. v.2/79FREEMASONS HOTEL v.1/55FRENCH POLISHER (trade) v.1/43FRIESIAN (cattle breed) v.2/35FRILLED JEW LIZARD v.2/68FRITH, James Hamilton v.1/3, 57, 65-66FRITH, James Hamilton v.2/39FROHMULLER, Casper v.2/11FROLIC (ship) v.2/15FRUIT TREES CAMP v.2/32FRY, Oliver (Crown Lands Commissioner) v.1/24, 45FRY, William Henry v.2/53FURLONGER, Clara (nee HOLLINGWORTH) v.2/12FURLONGER, Frederick Ridgeway, Mrs See FURLONGER, Clara (nee HOLLINGWORTH)GADSDEN, Emmeline L., Miss See WILSON, Emmeline L. (nee GADSDEN)GADSDEN, Jane M.P. (nee WILKINSON) [mother-in-law of Henry O’B. Wilson] v.2/100GALE, [Fairymount] v.1/18, 96GALE, [Fairymount] v.2/100GALLAGHER, P v.2/80GARDEN PALACE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION v.1/32GARRARD, Alfred v.2/9-11GARRARD, Alfred, Mrs See GARRARD, Diana (nee HOLLINGWORTH)GARRARD, Annie M., Miss v.1/41GARRARD, Charles Augustus v.1/33, 40, 41GARRARD, Diana (nee HOLLINGWORTH) v.2/9-11GARRARD, Florence, Miss v.1/41GARRARD, H.A. v.2/78, 80GARRARD, Henry & Mrs v.2/9-11, 21, 99-100GARRARD, Henry (& Mrs) v.1/26, 31-32, 37, 40-41, 45, 57, 83, 90, 92, 99, 108-109GARRARD, Mary v.2/76, 78GARRARD, Sebastian v.1/26, 32, 41, 48, 50GARRARD, Sebastian, Jnr. v.2/21GARRARD, Sebastian, Snr. v.2/21, 78, 88GARVAN, (Bangalow) v.2/36GAS SUPPLY v.1/56GEESE, Magpie See MAGPIE GEESE


21GEESE, Wild Pigmy See PIGMY GEESEGERAGHTY, (boarding house proprietor) v.1/52GERAGHTY, J. v.2/80GHINNI GHI v.2/85GIBLIN, V.W. v.2/79GIBSON, S. v.2/79GILLIES, William (building contractor) v.1/113GIPPS, Governor v.1/16GIRARD, Emma Jane, Miss See HORNIMAN, Emma Jane (nee GIRARD)GIRARD, Francis, d.1860 v.2/47, 57GIRARD, Francis, Mrs See GIRARD, Mary, d.1876GIRARD, Josephine, Miss, d.1877 v.1/59GIRARD, Mary, d.1876 v.1/23, 27, 33, 41, 52, 56, 70, 110GIRARDS HILL v.1/59, 85GIRARDS HILL v.2/78GLADSTONE v.1/19GLASGOW, John E. v.1/52, 57GLASGOW, John E. v.2/26, 32, 93GLASGOW, L. v.1/63GLASSHOUSE BAY v.1/13GLEESON, Matthew v.1/57GLEN INNES v.2/41GLENDON (property) v.2/100GLENNIE, James v.1/22, 93, 95GOANNA (large lizard) v.2/68GOLD MINING v.1/35, 38, 84, 94, 108GOLDEN SYRUP v.2/26GOLLAN BROS. v.1/69GOLLAN BROS. v.2/37GOLLAN, John v.1/1, 2, 69GOLLAN, John v.2/1, 47GOLLAN, O. v.2/38GOLLAN, William v.1/73, 81GOLLAN, William v.2/22GOOLMANGAR [locality] v.2/ 36, 37, 39GOONELLABAH (originally MOUNT PLEASANT) v.1/58, 64GOONELLABAH (originally MOUNT PLEASANT) v.2/11, 23GOONELLABAH SCHOOL v.1/109GORDON BROOK v.2/8, 69GORDON BROOK STATION v.1/7, 38, 97GORDON, Robert v.1/59GOVERNMENT GAZETTE v.1/16, 62GOWLAND, Lt. v.2/14GRACE LYNN (ship) v.2/15GRACE, W.G. (cricketer) v.1/32GRACIE, Arthur v.1/50GRADYS CREEK v.2/85GRAFTON v.1/5, 7, 41GRAFTON v.2/8, 17GRAFTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL v.1/89GRAHAM, Jim v.2/45GRAHAM, Mary V., Mrs (RRHS contributor) v.1/3GRAHAM, William v.2/77GRANT, D., b.1856 v.1/2, 3, 54, 55GRANT, D., b.1856 v.2/1-2GRAPES v.1/71GRASSHOPPER PLAGUE v.1/70GRAY, Bernard v.2/34GRAY, J.J. v.2/39GRAY, Peter v.2/34


22GRAY, Samuel William v.1/89GRAY, T. v.2/70GRAY, W. v.2/22GRAY, W.H. v.2/39GRAZIERS v.1/6, 7GRAZING INDUSTRY v.1/20, 22GREAT BARRIER REEF v.1/13GREAT DEPRESSION v.1/33, 104GREEN BACK (bird) v.2/67GREEN LEEK PARROT v.2/67GREEN RIDGE (locality) v.1/94GREEN, William v.2/17-18GREENHALGH, Caroline (Granny) v.1/52GREENHALGH, J. v.2/80GREENRIDGE SCHOOL v.1/109GREENSTREET, T. v.2/70GRIFFIN, Christie W. [South Lismore] v.1/52GRIFFIN, Christie W. [South Lismore] v.2/11, 34, 80GRIFFITHS FANNING & CO. v.1/40-41GRIFFITHS, James, d.1895 v.1/44, 52GRIFFITHS, James, Mrs See GRIFFITHS, Catherine (nee GARDNER; prev. MCCOSH), d.1901GRIFFITHS, Catherine (nee GARDNER; prev. MCCOSH), d.1901 v.1/52GRIFFITHS, Neville v.1/23, 26, 98GRIME, Jane (nee MCLEOD) v.2/9, 70, 77GRIME, John v.2/9, 70, 77GRIME, John, Mrs See GRIME, Jane (nee MCLEOD)GRIME, Joseph v.2/77GRIME, Mary Jane, Miss v.2/9GRINDSTONE v.1/9GROSE, J.H. v.2/57GUARANTORS (RRHS) v.1/3GUARANTORS (RRHS) v.2/1GUERNSEYS (cattle breed) v.2/35, 38GUM TREE v.1/69, 98GUMMING (disease in sugar cane) v.2/28GUNDURIMBA v.1/32, 56GUNDURIMBA v.2/11, 16, 23, 33, 44GUNDURIMBA SCHOOL v.1/111, 115GUNDURIMBA SHIRE COUNCIL v.2/1,98GUS OF COOLANGATTA (Ayrshire bull) v.2/38GUY FAWKES (locality) v.1/7GWYNN, Edward v.2/79HAFFER, J. (school inspector) v.1/115HALLORAN, Lawrence, Dr. (school proprietor) v.1/106HAMIL, P. v.2/81HAMILTON, (Wooroowoolgen) v.1/97HAMILTON, Charles v.1/40HAMILTON, E. v.1/22, 26, 92HAMILTON, E. v.2/100HAMILTON, R., Commander v.2/58HANCOCK, (sugar miller) v.2/23HANCOCK, John v.1/7HANGING ROCK v.1/56HANGING ROCK CREEK v.1/91HANGING ROCK CREEK v.2/75HANGING ROCK CREEK SCHOOL (half-time) v.1/66HANLAN, (sculler) v.1/89HARDER, J. v.2/22HARLEY, v.1/100HARLEY, D. v.2/80


23HARLEY, J. v.2/80HARMAN, W.O. v.2/99-100HARMAN, W.O. (school teacher, Town Clerk) v.1/48-49, 58, 61, 107, 109, 111HARRIS & ACKMAN (auctioneers) v.2/29HARRISON (Casino) v.2/71HARRISON (sugar miller) v.2/22HARRISON, v.1/65HARRISON, John v.2/78HARRISON, John (grazier) v.1/91HARRISON, John (storekeeper) v.1/56HARRIS-WALKER, Rev. v.1/90HART, Captain [father of Fred L. Hart] v.1/42HART, Fred L. (bookkeeper, Wooroowoolgen) v.1/42, 97HART, W. [bootmaker] v.2/70HASTINGS RIVER v.1/12, 18HATFIELD, W.F. (RRHS Councillor 1936) v.1/1HAVILAH, [Corndale] v.1/81HAWKESBURY RIVER v.1/10HAWKINS-SMITH, T., & Mrs v.2/69HAWK (bird) v.2/67HAYDEN, [Terania Creek] v.1/53HAYDEN, L. [Goolmangar] v.2/36HAYES, Frank v.1/23, 40, 41HAYWARD, Alf v.2/97HECTOR (schooner) v.2/9HEIFER STATION v.1/22, 23HELDT, Peter v.2/70-71HELEN MACGREGOR (ship) v.1/51HENDERSON, Cunningham v.1/99HENDERSON, Donald v.2/53HEREFORDS (cattle breed) v.1/25, 26, 69, 91, 97HEREFORDS (cattle breed) v.2/35HERON (bird) v.2/67HETHERINGTON, C. v.2/36HEWETT, Watson v.2/38HEWITSON, J.M. v.2/2, 93HEWITT, (hotelier, Grafton) v.2/9HEWITT, Norman Cowan v.1/1-3, 22, 83HEWITT, Norman Cowan v.2/1-2HEWITT, Thomas G. v.1/82HICKS & CO. (bacon curers) v.1/66HIDES, Cattle v.1/8, 44, 60, 62, 94HIGGINS, W. (Nimbin) v.1/66HIGHLANDER (ship) v.2/15HILDEBRAND FAMILY v.1/100HILL, (solicitor) v.1/62HILL, T.H.M. (Unumgar Station) v.1/95HILL, T.H.M. (Unumgar Station) v.2/89HINDMARSH, v.1/97HINDMARSH, v.2/7HINDUS v.2/24HOBARTOWN v.1/13HOGAN, Constable v.1/52HOGAN, Denis [Booerie Creek] v.2/78HOGAN, Patrick v.1/89HOGARTH, v.1/97HOGARTH, John v.1/22HOLLAND, John, Rev. v.2/21HOLLINGWORTH FAMILY v.1/52HOLLINGWORTH, Ann See DAWE, Ann (nee KING; prev. HOLLINGWORTH), d.1919


24HOLLINGWORTH, Barrett v.2/10-12HOLLINGWORTH, Clara, Miss v.2/10, 12HOLLINGWORTH, Diana See GARRARD, Diana (nee HOLLINGWORTH)HOLLINGWORTH, E.B. v.1/3HOLLINGWORTH, E.B. v.2/2, 93HOLLINGWORTH, Elizabeth See TAYLOR, Elizabeth (nee HOLLINGWORTH)HOLLINGWORTH, Ellen, Miss v.2/10, 12HOLLINGWORTH, Harriet, Miss v.2/10, 12HOLLINGWORTH, Joe N. v.2/11-12HOLLINGWORTH, Lizzie, Miss v.2/10, 12HOLLINGWORTH, Mary Ann, Miss v.2/10-11HOLLINGWORTH, Thomas N. [aka Tom the Snob (bootmaker)] v.2/8HOLLINGWORTH, Thomas N., Mrs See DAWE, Ann (nee KING; prev. HOLLINGWORTH)HOLLINGWORTH, William T. v.2/11-12HONEY (Illawarra cow) v.2/37HOOD, W., (landholder) v.2/81 (may be WOOD)HOOP PINE (timber) v.1/46HOOP PINE (timber) v.2/89HOOP PINE See also PINE (timber)HORNBILL (bird) v.2/67HORNIMAN, Emma Jane (nee GIRARD), d.1934 v.1/33, 64HORNIMAN, John, d.1922 [bank manager] v.1/33, 64HORNIMAN, John, d.1922 [bank manager] v.2/100HORSE BREEDING AND SALES v.1/38, 96, 97, 102HORSE RACING v.1/27, 29, 56, 62, 86, 93HORSE RACING v.2/10HORSES v.2/82HORSESHOE FLAT v.2/72HOSIE, Stanley J. v.1/1HOSIE, Stanley J. v.2/1HOSPITAL v.1/60, 62-64, 84HOSPITAL HILL v.1/58HOTEL RYAN v.1/59, 65HOUSON, Dr. v.2/17HOWARD, Joe v.1/52HOWARD, John v.2/78HOWELL, Edward (storekeeper & timber dealer) v.1/83HOWELL, Edward (storekeeper & timber dealer) v.2/9HUDSON, P.H. v.2/98HUNT, J.S. (saddler) v.1/58HUNTER BROS. v.2/39HUNTER RIVER v.1/11, 26, 27HUNTER RIVER v.2/37HUNTER RIVER GRASS v.1/69HUNTER, F. Verdon (surveyor) v.1/91HUNTER, Governor v.1/11HUNTER, James v.2/22HUNTER, John Joseph v.1/23HYAM, (postmaster) v.1/52, 57HYLAND, Patrick v.2/17-18IDRIESS, Ion (author) v.2/94ILIFFE, v.2/94ILLAWARRA DISTRICT v.1/13ILLAWARRAS (cattle breed) v.2/36ILUKA [locality] v.2/48IMESON, v.2/1IMMIGRANTS v.2/24IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. v.2/49INDEX (paddle-wheel tug) v.1/86INDEX (paddle-wheel tug) v.2/16


25INFLUENZA v.1/37INSPECTOR OF NUISANCES & COMMON RANGER v.1/63INSURANCE v.2/18INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION (Garden Palace) v.1/31INVERCAULD (property) v.1/93, 99INVERCAULD (property) v.2/23, 55INVERCAULD SUGAR MILL v.1/99INVESTIGATOR (ship) v.1/13IRBY, Florence, Miss v.2/65IRISH IMMIGRANTS v.2/24IRON BARK (timber) v.1/71, 87IRONPOT CREEK v.1/34IRVINE, James v.2/81IRVINE, T. v.2/81IRVING, Adelaide, Mrs v.2/76-77, 99-100IRVING, Arthur v.1/34IRVING, Arthur v.2/99IRVING, Clark v.1/7-8, 22-23, 26, 33, 41, 43, 69, 84, 88, 92, 94, 98IRVING, Clark v.2/76-77, 99-100IRVING, Clark, Mrs See CLARK, Adelaide, MrsIRVING, Florence, Miss v.1/34IRVING, Herbert v.1/34IRVING, Herbert v.2/99IRVING, John Charles, d.1919 v.1/98IRVING, John Charles, d.1919 v.2/99IRVING, Sydney Richmond v.1/34IRVING, Sydney Richmond v.2/99IRVINGTON v.1/86IRVINGTON v.2/15, 34, 85-87ISAACS, W.R. v.2/27J.& T.FENWICK (steam tug boat) v.2/31JABIRU (bird) v.2/67, 73JACKABULBYN (property) v.1/100JACKEROO v.1/29JACKSON (Woodburn) v.2/48JACKSON, Captain v.1/89JAMES, (solicitor) v.1/62JAMES, J. [dairy pioneer] v.2/39JAMES, James Edgar (mailman, etc.) v.1/64JAMES, James Edgar (mailman, etc.) v.2/81JAMES, James Edgar (saw miller) v.2/93JAMISON, John, Dr. (later Sir) v.1/17, 18, 96JAMISON, John, Dr. (later Sir) v.2/100JAPANESE CLOVER [pasture grass] v.1/73JARRETT, Charles v.2/32JARRETT, John v.2/78JARVISFIELD, near Picton v.1/26JENKINS, Arthur (bank clerk) v.1/50JERSEYS (cattle breed) v.2/35, 38JESSWOOLGEN (locality) v.2/23JEW LIZARD (frilled) v.2/68JEWS HARP [musical instrument] v.2/9JIGGI [locality] v.2/93JOHN BULLOCK (ship) v.2/15JOHN CUTTER (schooner) v.1/85JOHNSON, (sawyer) v.2/70JOHNSON, A. (bank clerk) v.1/50JOHNSON, Captain v.1/22JOHNSON, Harriett, Mrs See BEATTIE, Harriett (prev. JOHNSON)JOHNSON, Joseph v.2/89


26JOHNSON, Miss (teacher) v.1/105JOHNSON, Richard, Rev. v.1/105JOHNSON, Thomas v.2/79JOHNSON, W.J. v.2/79JOHNSON, William v.2/79JOHNSTON, Harriett, Mrs See BEATTIE, Harriett (prev. JOHNSON)JOHNSTON, James v.2/11JOHNSTONE, (early settler) v.2/36JOHNSTONE, N. (RRHS Council 1936) v.1/1JOHNSTONE, W.A. v.2/39JOHNSTONE, W.R. v.2/39JOINERY WORKS v.2/93JONES, J.S. (school inspector) v.1/108, 110, 114JONES, Oliver R. v.1/3, 52, 72JONES, Oliver R. v.2/10, 16-18JONES, Percy (bank manager) v.1/50JONES, Snr. (timber trader) v.2/10JONES, W.H. v.1/1JONES, W.H. v.2/1JOSEPHINE (ship) v.2/15JOUBERT, Albert C. (RRHS Hon. Editor) v.1/1KAMERUKA, South Coast v.1/26KANAKAS See SOUTH SEA ISLANDERSKANGAROO DOGS v.1/20, 34KANGAROO GRASS v.1/20, 29KANGAROO GRASS v.2/85KANGAROO RAT v.2/64KANGAROOS v.1/29, 30KANGAROOS v.2/64, 66KEATS, R.S. v.2/1, 41, 44KEELGYRAH STATION v.1/22, 23, 43KEEN STREET, Lismore v.1/52, 53, 58, 63, 111KEEN STREET, Lismore v.2/93KELLAWAY, William (editor) v.1/58KELLY, Joseph Bede, d.1931 (surveyor) v.1/90-91KELLY, P. (Nimbin) v.1/66KEMP, G.T. (teacher) v.1/108KEMPSEY v.1/18KENDRICK BROS. (cattle breeders) v.2/38KENIFFE, (selector) v.1/25KENIFFE, (selector) v.2/75KENNEALLY, (teacher) v.1/109KENNEDY, (auctioneer) v.2/70KENNEDY, D. (Nimbin) v.1/66KENNEDY, E. v.2/22KENNEDY, Hugh v.2/23KENNEDY, T. v.2/37KERLE & KERLE (railway contractors) v.1/76KERR, v.1/52KERR, (Guernsey breeder) v.2/38KERRY (cattle breed) v.2/35KING, [Ward Stephens employee] v.1/45KING, [uncle of Edward Howell] v.1/83KING, (sugar miller, King & Meston, Woodburn) v.2/22KING PARROT v.1/66KING PARROT v.2/67KING WILLIAM IV (steamer) v.1/16KING WILLIAM IV (steamer) v.2/57KING, Ann See DAWE, Ann (nee KING; prev. HOLLINGWORTH), d.1919KING, Ben v.2/11, 52


27KING, Betsy See MALLETT, Betsy (nee KING), d.1927KING, David v.2/8KING, Governor v.1/11, 106KING, Johnston George (police magistrate) v.1/90KING, Thomas v.2/16-18KING, William v.2/7-10KINGS SCHOOL, Parramatta v.1/28, 106KIRKLAND, (early settler) v.2/36KISSING POINT v.1/16KLEIN, William v.2/53KNIGHT, Henry v.2/93KNIGHT, Robert v.1/57KNIGHT, Robert v.2/93KNOX, E.W. v.2/26KOOKABURRA v.2/67KOOLOOL (locality) v.1/82KRANTH, (Casino) v.2/71KUNKLER v.1/100KYOGLE v.1/17, 18, 92, 96KYOGLE (Aboriginal for bustard, or plain turkey) v.2/67KYOGLE (homestead, station, property, locality) v.2/9, 34, 40, 64, 74KYOGLE (racehorse) v.1/17KYOGLE STATION v.1/23, 25, 28, 29, 31, 37, 42, 43, 50, 95, 96, 102LADY NELSON (ship) v.1/12LAGOON CREEK v.2/79LAGOON GRASS (locality, Nimbin) v.1/65LAMAN, George F. v.2/100LAMAN, J.F. (auctioneer) v.1/61LAMBS TONGUE (pasture grass) v.1/66LAMMOND, P. (selector, Long Grass, Nimbin) v.1/65-66LAMONT, John v.2/98LAMOTTE, W.D. v.1/48, 89LANCE, v.1/22, 23, 41LANCE, C.C. v.1/77, 100LAND AUCTIONS v.1/18LAND SALES v.1/63, 65LAND SELECTION v.2/10LAND SETTLEMENT (squatters & selection) v.1/24, 94, 95, 107LAND, (early settler) v.1/100LANDRAIL (bird) v.2/67LANE, (landholder) v.2/81LANG, v.1/69LANG, (early settler) v.2/37LANG, Alex v.2/48LANG, John v.2/44, 48-49LANG, John Dunmore, Rev. v.2/20, 29LANG, John Dunmore, Rev. Dr. v.1/84, 110LANG, W. v.2/1LANG, Windsor (RRHS Councillor 1937, Guarantor) v.1/1, 3LANG, Windsor, Mrs (RRHS member 1937) v.1/1LANGWELL (locality) v.1/42LARGE PLAIN See DISPUTED PLAINLARKIN, George v.1/52, 55, 57, 61, 64LAUGHING JACKASS See KOOKABURRALAUNT, Joe v.2/71LAVERTY, Richard (private school proprietor) v.1/58LAW, J.C. v.2/100LAW, J.C. (teacher) v.1/50, 108LAWRENCE (locality) v.1/51, 62LAWRENCE (locality) v.2/37


28LEAF SCALD (sugar cane disease) v.2/28LEDGER, Jim v.1/56LEE, Jack v.2/32LEESON, H. v.2/22LEESON, Ida, Miss (at Mitchell Library) v.2/1-2LEESON, John v.2/22LEICHHARDT, Ludwig v.1/39LEIGH (sugar miller) v.2/22LENOX (or LENOS), John v.2/18LEWIS, (teacher) v.1/111LEWIS, T. v.2/71LEYCESTER CREEK v.1/21, 32, 33, 40, 46, 52LEYCESTER CREEK v.2/23, 33, 74, 76, 78, 80, 84, 91LEYCESTER CREEK BRIDGE v.1/61, 90LEYCESTER CREEK BRIDGE v.2/100LEYCESTER STREET, Lismore v.1/63LEYCESTER, Augustus Adolphus v.1/34, 38, 40-42, 44-46, 94, 99, 100LEYCESTER, Augustus Adolphus v.2/74, 88, 100LEYCESTER, Augustus Adolphus (partner with Shaw) v.1/20-22, 26, 31, 32LEYCESTERS CREEK See LEYCESTER CREEKLIBRARY (RRHS) v.2/2LIFFY (ship) v.2/15LIGHTHOUSE (Ballina) v.1/61LILLIAN GREEN (sugar cane variety) v.2/24LIME BURNING INDUSTRY v.1/11LINDON, W. v.2/81LINDSAY (locality) v.2/40LISMORE (steam ship) v.2/15-16LISMORE COUNCIL v.1/43, 59, 61, 62, 84, 88LISMORE COUNCIL v.2/2, 6LISMORE DAIRY CO. v.2/39LISMORE HIGH SCHOOL v.1/111LISMORE HOTEL v.2/55LISMORE HOTEL (Deans) v.1/55, 56LISMORE HOUSE v.1/56LISMORE HOUSE See also LISMORE STATIONLISMORE JUBILEE (Booklet 1929) v.1/2LISMORE PLAIN v.1/52LISMORE POST OFFICE v.1/50, 52, 63, 84LISMORE ROTARY CLUB v.2/1 ,4, 6LISMORE SCHOOL (National, Public, District) v.1/51, 52, 57, 58, 62LISMORE SCHOOL (National, Public, District) v.1/84, 109, 110, 111, 115LISMORE STATION v.1/2, 22, 23, 27, 41, 59, 82, 87, 88, 92, 99LISMORE STATION (property) v.2/10-11LITTLE, (early settler) v.1/100LIVERPOOL PLAINS v.1/18LIVINGSTONE’S WHARF v.2/13LIZARDS v.2/68LOCAL GOVERNMENT v.1/78LOCKETT (blacksmith) v.1/53LODGE, T.C. v.2/11LODGES CORNER, Lismore v.1/57LOFTS, Fred v.2/80LOFTS, William v.2/80LOGAN RIVER v.1/15, 27LOGAN, P., Captain v.1/15LONG GRASS (locality, Nimbin) v.1/65LONG, P.G. (teacher) v.1/109LONG, S. (teacher) v.1/108LONGHORN (cattle breed) v.2/35


29LONGREACH See BUNGAWALBINLOPEZ, R. E. De Bertodano, d.1882 (grazier) v.1/91LOQUATS v.1/40LORD, (Bungabee) v.2/8LORY PARROT v.2/67LOWER CASINO PROVISIONAL SCHOOL v.1/108, 115LUMLEY, J. (builder) v.1/64LUMLEY, John Stephen, d.1918 v.2/80LURLINE (steam ship ) v.2/24LYNCHS CREEK v.2/34LYRE BIRD v.2/67, 85LYRE BIRDS v.1/35MABEL (ship) v.2/16, 24MACDONALD, Sandy v.2/46MACINTYRE, Thomas v.2/37MACKAY, Stewart, Dr See MCKAY, William John Stewart (Stewart), Dr, d.1948MACKELLAR, Alexander (Alex) v.1/23, 30, 31, 34, 37, 41, 42, 43, 49, 92, 96, 107MACKELLAR, Alexander (Alex) v.2/77, 99MACKELLAR, Alexander, Mrs See MACKELLAR, Mary (Polly)(nee GARRARD)MACKELLAR, Isabella v.1/22MACKELLAR, Mary (Polly)(nee GARRARD) v.1/31, 37, 41MACKELLAR, Mary (Polly)(nee GARRARD) v.1/42, 43, 49, 92, 107MACKIE, D. v.2/39MACLEAN v.2/57MACLEAY RIVER v.1/12, 18MACPHERSON RANGE v.1/16MACQUARIE, Lachlan, Governor v.1/11, 12MADDEN, T. v.2/71, 77MAGELLAN STREET, Lismore v.1/52, 53, 59, 63, 111MAGNAY v.1/100MAGNAY, M. v.2/77MAGNET (ship) v.2/16MAGPIE GEESE v.2/67, 73MAGPIES v.2/67MAHER, John v.2/80MAHOGANY TIMBER v.1/87MAHONA (sugar cane variety) v.2/28MAIL SERVICE v.1/62, 64, 80MAIL SERVICE v.2/44MAIN CAMP v.2/47MAIN CAMP (property) v.1/99MAISTER, A.J. v.1/38MAIZE v.1/43, 60, 62, 66, 70MAIZE v.2/13, 19MAIZE GROVE (property) v.1/56MALABAR (sugar cane variety) v.2/24, 28MALLANGANEE v.2/40MALLETT, Betsy (nee KING), d.1927 v.2/52MALLETT BROS. v.2/34MALLETT, Edward v.2/33, 51-52MALLETT, Edward, Mrs See MALLETT, Betsy (nee KING), d.1927MALLETT, F. v.2/1MALLETT, T.R. v.1/1, 3MALLETT, T.R. v.2/1MALLETT, William v.1/3MALLETT, William v.2/2, 16, 31, 83, 93MALONE, James [Lismore] v.2/78MALONE, T. [Swan Bay] v.2/22, 26-27MANGE (or Queensland itch)(disease in horses) v.2/82MANIFOLD, J.C. v.1/95, 96, 98


30MANNING RIVER v.2/37MARGARET (ship) v.2/15MARIA RIVER v.1/12, 18MAROM CREEK v.1/65MAROM CREEK v.2/79MAROON STATION (Logan River) v.1/27MARRIAGE REGISTRATION v.1/63MARSDEN, Mr & Mrs (RRHS members 1937) v.1/1MARSH, George v.2/70MARSHALL BROS., v.2/36MARY (ship) v.2/15MASONIC LODGE v.1/61MASTERSON, (cattle breeder) v.2/38MAURITIUS ROBBON (sugar cane variety) v.2/24MAXWELL, (partner with Coleman) v.1/52, 85MAYER, P. v.2/78MAYNE, H. v.1/22MCCAFFEY, Andrew v.2/12MCCAHILL, J. v.2/80MCCLELLAND, H.D. (school inspector) v.1/50MCCLELLAND, H.D. (school inspector) v.2/100MCCOOEY, Harry (stockman) v.1/104MCCOY, W.T. (teacher) v.1/114MCCREDIE, James (school inspector) v.1/115MCDEVITT, James v.2/78, 83MCDONALD, Archie v.1/56MCDONALD, Duncan v.1/56MCDONALD, Duncan v.2/53MCDONALD, Peter v.1/56MCDONALD, Peter v.2/11MCDONALD, Sandy v.1/56MCDONALD, T. v.2/37MCDONOUGH, E.W.D. v.2/80MCDONOUGH, James [Terania Creek] v.2/78MCDONOUGH, James (Nimbin) v.1/65MCDONOUGH, Owen v.2/78MCDONOUGH, Ted (Nimbin) v.1/65MCGINNES RIDGES v.1/70MCGREGOR, A. v.2/39MCGREGOR, J. v.2/39MCGUINESS, [Runnymede] v.1/96MCHATTIE, (Tabulam) v.1/97MCINNES RIDGE v.2/47MCINTYRE, W. (school inspector) v.1/107, 108, 110, 114MCKAY, Stewart, Dr. See MCKAY, William John Stewart (Stewart), Dr, d.1948MCKAY, William John Stewart (Stewart), Dr, d.1948 v.1/1MCKAY, William John Stewart (Stewart), Dr, d.1948 v.2/1, 4, 56MCKAY, William John Stewart (Stewart), Mrs (RRHS member 1937) v.1/1MCKELLAR, Alexander [squatter] See MACKELLAR, AlexanderMCKENZIE, C. v.2/22MCKENZIE, James v.2/78, 80MCKENZIE, Jane (nee WHITE), d.1939 v.1/52, 54MCKENZIE, R. (sugar miller) v.2/22MCKENZIE, Robert, d.1910 (carpenter & boat builder) v.1/52, 54MCKENZIE, Robert, d.1910 (carpenter & boat builder) v.2/16MCKENZIE, Robert, Mrs See MCKENZIE, Jane (nee WHITE)MCKENZIE, Tom v.2/37MCKILLOP, Gerald C., Mrs See MCKILLOP, Mary B. (nee HOLLINGWORTH)MCKILLOP, Mary B. (nee HOLLINGWORTH) v.2/12MCKINNON, [Wyangarie Station] v.1/95


31MCKINNON, C. v.2/81MCKINNON, D. v.2/22MCKINNON, Isabella (Bella) See MITCHELL, Isabella (Bella)(nee MCKINNON)MCKINNON, J. v.2/22MCKINNON, Lachlan, Captain v.2/13MCLARDY, J.D. St. Clair (school inspector) v.1/115MCLAREN, P.J. v.2/22-23MCLAREN, Peter v.1/70, 72MCLEAN, H. (teacher) v.1/109MCLEAN, J.M. v.1/3MCLEAN, J.M. v.2/1MCLEAN, Sam v.1/62MCLEAN, Sam v.2/39MCLEANS RIDGES SCHOOL v.1/114, 115MCLENNAN, J. (auctioneer) v.1/61MCLEOD, Alex v.2/9, 26-27MCLEOD, John v.2/70-71MCMILLAN, Donald v.2/33, 81MCNAMARA, M. v.2/77MCNAMARA, P. v.2/80MCPAUL, R. v.2/38MCPHEE, (Tuckombil) v.2/22MCPHERSON, A. v.2/22MCPHERSON, Donald v.2/49MCPHERSON, H. v.2/37, 49MCPHERSON, John, & Mrs v.2/49MCPHERSON, W.J., Miss v.2/49MCQUILTY, F. v.2/78MCRAE, Bruce v.2/38MCWHINNEY, Matthew, 1884-1969 v.1/1MCWHINNEY, Matthew, 1884-1969 v.2/1, 4, 6, 29MEANEY, H.R. (RRHS contributor) v.1/3MEANEY, P.J. v.1/1MEANEY, P.J. v.2/1MEANLEY, John v.2/33-34, 51MEANLEYS CORNER v.2/34MEATWORKS See RAMORNIE MEATWORKSMEERSCHAUM VALE SCHOOL v.1/115MELLIS, J. v.2/79MERMAID (ship) v.1/13, 14MERMAID (ship) v.2/62MERTON (property) v.1/7MESSENGER (ship) v.2/16, 49MESTON, Alexander v.2/22, 54METHODIST CHURCH v.1/55, 63, 110MICE v.2/65MIDGEN GRASS (locality) v.2/47MIDGET SQUIRRELS See SQUIRRELSMILK PRODUCTION See DAIRYING INDUSTRYMILL HILL (locality) v.2/22MINAH BIRDS v.2/67MINCHINGTON See MINCHINTONMINCHINTON, Charles, Mrs See MINCHINTON, Charlotte G. (nee MCPHERSON)MINCHINTON, Charlotte G. (nee MCPHERSON) v.2/49MINCHINTONS ROAD v.1/113MINING v.1/6, 11MISSINGHAM, D. v.1/113MISSINGHAM, William Thomas v.1/78MISSINGHAM, William Thomas v.2/39MITCHELL LIBRARY v.1/6


32MITCHELL, Bella, (nee MCKINNON) See MITCHELL, Isabella (Bella)(nee MCKINNON)MITCHELL, C., Mrs [Coraki] v.2/29MITCHELL, Isabella (Bella)(nee MCKINNON) v.2/13MITCHELL, John, Mrs See MITCHELL, Isabella (Bella)(nee MCKINNON)MOLASSES v.1/60, 62MOLASSES v.2/23-24MOLESWORTH STREET, Lismore v.1/50, 52, 55-58, 61, 65, 111MOLESWORTH STREET, Lismore v.2/32MONALTRIE STATION (property) v.1/32, 82MONALTRIE STATION (property) v.2/46, 55, 73MONCK, [Runnymede superintendent] v.1/45, 83MONCK, [Runnymede superintendent] v.2/100MONGOGARIE STATION See MONGOGORY STATIONMONGOGORY STATION v.1/23, 97MOON ISLAND v.1/17MOORE, Charles (CPS, Casino) v.1/40, 90MOORE, Charles (CPS, Casino) v.2/70MOORE, George v.1/73MOORE, James v.2/23, 79MOORE, W. (Roads Dept.) v.1/50MOORE’S PURPLE (sugar cane variety) v.2/24MOREHEAD, (landholder) v.2/78MORETON BAY v.1/6, 12, 16MORETON ISLAND v.1/13, 14MORRISH, R. v.2/79MORTON, John (Nimbin) v.1/65MOSS, C. v.2/81MOUCK, See MONCK, [Runnymede superintendent]MOUNT LINDESAY v.1/16, 22, 27, 43, 95, 102MOUNT LINDESAY v.2/34, 43MOUNT PLEASANT (later PLEASANT) v.2/23MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL (later Goonellabah) v.1/109MOUNT PLEASANT SUGAR MILL (Goonellabah) v.1/64MOUNT WARNING v.1/16MOUNT WARNING v.2/43MOUNTAIN ASH (timber) v.1/87MUIR, A. (teacher) v.1/108MULHOLLAND, [Goonellabah] v.1/109MULLER, Christian v.2/78MULLUMBIMBY v.1/78MULLUMBIMBY v.2/34, 38, 40, 44MULLUMBIMBY COUCH GRASS v.1/67, 69MULLUMBIMBY SCHOOL v.1/113MUNICIPALITY OF LISMORE See LISMORE COUNCILMUNRO, A. v.2/37MUNRO, George v.2/92MUNRO, Grace, Miss v.2/2MUNRO, M., Mrs v.2/2MUNROS WHARF v.2/13MURDERING SWAMP v.2/47MURPHY, Edward v.2/80MURPHY, Martin v.2/11MURRAY, Judge v.1/62, 63MURRAY, William [North Lismore] v.1/56MURRAY-PRIOR, Tom de M. v.1/27MURRURUNDI v.1/21MURWILLUMBAH v.1/68, 80MURWILLUMBAH v.2/40MURWILLUMBAH SCHOOL v.1/113, 115MUSEUM v.2/1, 5


33MUSK (wild duck) v.2/67MYALL CREEK v.1/94, 100MYLNE BROS. v.1/38MYLNE BROS. v.2/57-58MYRTLE CREEK v.1/51, 94, 99, 100MYRTLE CREEK v.2/8, 37, 70MYRTLE CREEK ACCOMMODATION HOUSE v.1/41MYSTERY (ship) v.2/16NAMBUCCA RIVER v.1/12NATIONAL SCHOOLS v.1/106NATIVE BEAR (koala) v.2/66NATIVE COMPANION (bird) See BROLGANAUGHTON, Edward (Ned) v.1/96NAUGHTON, Edward (Ned) v.2/77NAUGHTONS GAP v.1/33, 96NAUGHTONS GAP v.2/71, 74NEAL, N. v.1/1NEAL, N. v.2/1NELSON, Jonathan v.2/2NEOTSFIELD (property, Hunter River) v.1/36, 42NEPTUNE (schooner) v.1/87NEW ENGLAND (steam ship) v.2/17NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT v.1/18NEW ITALY v.1/81NEW ITALY v.2/38NEW ITALY SCHOOL v.1/115NEW SOUTH WALES CREAMERY BUTTER CO. v.1/77NEWBY, James (sculler) v.1/56NEWCASTLE v.1/11, 12, 18NEWTON, Frederick Robert, Rev., d.1926 v.1/89-90NEWTON, Frederick Robert, Rev., d.1926 v.2/2NEWTON, Miss (teacher) v.1/58NEWTON, R.F., Rev. See NEWTON, Frederick Robert, Rev., d.1926NEWTON, Walter S. v.2/79-80NEWTON, William [South Lismore] v.2/80NICHOL, B.B. See NICOLL, B.B. [ship owner]NICHOLLS, (teacher) v.1/111NICHOLSON v.1/23, 42NICOLL, B.B. (ship owner) v.1/63, 83NICOLL, B.B. (ship owner) v.2/49NICOLL, G.W. & B.B. (ship owners) v.1/59NICOLL, J. & B. See NICOLL, G.W. & B.B. (ship owners)NIGHTCAP RANGE v.1/80NIGHTCAP RANGE v.2/45NIMBIN v.1/2, 65NIMBIN v.2/44NIMBIN COOP BUTTER FACTORY v.2/40NIMBIN SCHOOL (half-time) v.1/66NOBLE, George v.2/37NOBLE, Robert Ernest v.2/39NOLAN, [Coraki area] v.2/13NORCO COOP BUTTER FACTORY v.1/3, 67, 74, 75, 77NORCO COOP BUTTER FACTORY v.2/40, 93NORFOLK ISLAND v.1/13NORMANDY (cattle breed) v.2/35NORRIE, (solicitor, Grafton) v.1/62NORRIE, H., Dr. v.1/2, 4, 9NORRIE, H., Dr. v.2/1NORRIS, V.J. (municipal auditor) v.1/52, 61NORRIS, V.J. (municipal auditor) v.2/80


34NORTH ARM (Richmond River) v.2/31, 64, 80-81NORTH COAST CHILDRENS HOME v.1/59NORTH COAST NATIONAL A.& I. SOCIETY (Show Society) v.1/63, 79NORTH COAST NATIONAL A.& I. SOCIETY (Show Society) v.2/2NORTH COAST SHIPPING CO. v.1/58, 65NORTH CODRINGTON v.2/23NORTH CODRINGTON SCHOOL v.1/115NORTH CREEK v.2/22NORTH CREEK SCHOOL v.1/115NORTH LISMORE v.1/52NORTH, D.S. v.2/28NORTHCOTT, W. v.2/38NORTHERN STAR (newspaper) v.1/2, 58, 64, 82NORTHERN STAR (newspaper) v.2/1, 4, 6, 89NORTON, John v.1/79NUMULGI v.1/2, 74, 78O’FLYNN, James Francis v.2/52O’KELLY, J.D. v.2/70O’MEARA, Harry v.2/ v.2/38O’ROURKE, (Casino) v.2/71OAKBANK v.2/49OAKESHOTT, Enid Kathleen (nee THOMPSON), d.1983 v.1/1OAKESHOTT, John Bernard, Dr, d.1945 (RRHS member 1937) v.1/1OAKESHOTT, John Bernard, Mrs See OAKESHOTT, Enid Kathleen (nee THOMPSON), d.1983OAKEY CREEK v.2/90OAKLAND [near Coraki] v.2/1, 6, 22OAKLAND CHURCH v.1/87OAKLAND SAWMILL v.1/86OAKLAND SCHOOL v.1/87OAKSHOTT, Dr. See OAKESHOTT, John Bernard, Dr., d.1945OCEAN BRIDE (ship) v.2/15OCTOROON (ship) v.1/54OGILVIE, Edward D.S. v.1/7, 28, 29, 83, 88, 92, 94OGILVIE, Edward D.S. v.2/57-58, 99-100OGILVIE, Frederick v.1/7OGILVIE, Frederick v.2/58OLD CAMP (Wardell) v.2/32OLIVE FAMILY v.1/100ONE TREE (property owned by Saville) v.2/66, 70, 74, 85OPOSSUMS See POSSUMSORANGES v.1/63ORARA RIVER v.1/5ORGAN BIRD (shrike) v.2/68ORION STREET, Lismore v.1/63OSBORNE, T.B., Major v.1/1, 2, 74OSBORNE, T.B., Major v.2/1OXENFORD BROS. v.2/93OXLEY HIGHWAY v.1/18OXLEY, John, Lt. (Surveyor-General) v.1/12-15, 18OXLEY, John, Lt. (Surveyor-General) v.2/62OXLEYS CREEK v.1/14OYSTERS v.1/19, 69PACK HORSES v.1/66, 67PADDINGTON SCHOOL (later GOONELLABAH SCHOOL) v.1/109PADDYMELON (small kangaroo) v.1/101PADDYMELON (small kangaroo) v.2/19, 64PAGE, Earle Christmas Grafton, Dr, d.1961 v.1/6PAGE, James v.2/70, 72PAGE, Joseph v.2/69PAGE, Robert v.1/50


35PALMER FAMILY, v.1/100PALMERS, John [Tomki] v.2/77PAMPHLETT, Thomas v.1/13-15PARK, Captain v.1/13PARKER, Arthur Frederick, Dr., d.1927 v.1/64PARLIAMENT v.1/6, 8PARROT (King Parrot) v.1/66PARROTS v.2/67PARSONS, Richard v.1/13, 14PASHLEY, (boat builder) v.2/16PASPALUM PASTURE GRASS v.1/67, 71, 73, 81PASTORAL INDUSTRY v.1/6, 94PASTORAL INDUSTRY See also GRAZIERSPASTORAL INDUSTRY See also SQUATTERSPATTERSON, F.A. (Hon. Auditor RRHS) v.1/1PATTERSON, James (jockey) v.1/93PATTISON, A. (teacher) v.1/108PAULSON, (hotelier) v.1/55PAYNE, P. v.2/1PEARCES CREEK v.2/33PEARL OYSTERS v.1/19PEARS, (tutor) v.1/27PEARSON (locality) v.2/95PEARSON, L. v.2/44PEATE, James v.2/77PEATE, John, 1818-1895 v.1/52, 56, 87, 109PEATE, John, 1818-1895 v.2/77, 100PEATE, Thomas L. v.2/77PEDLEY, (storekeeper) v.2/48PEEL ISLAND v.1/14PELICAN (bird) v.2/67PELICAN (schooner) v.1/85PELICAN CREEK v.1/94PELICAN CREEK v.2/74, 77, 92, 100PELICAN CREEK SCHOOL (half-time) v.1/114, 115PELICAN TREE (locality) v.1/99PELICAN TREE (locality) v.2/10PEMBROKE (cattle breed) v.2/35PENRITH v.1/18PERRY & WATSON (building contractors) v.1/59PERRY, (deputy-surveyor) v.1/16PERRY, John (lighthouse builder, MLA) v.1/61PERRY, John (lighthouse builder, MLA) v.2/36, 38, 79PETREL (ship) v.2/15PHILLIP, Arthur, Captain (Governor) v.1/2, 9, 10, 11, 105PHILLIPS, Mrs (nee HOLLINGWORTH) v.2/12PHOENIX (steamer) v.1/43, 91PHOTOGRAPHS v.2/1PIANO v.2/11PICNIC (Coleman’s annual picnic) v.1/84PICNIC (school) v.1/110PICTON v.1/26PIDCOCK BROS. v.2/93PIDCOCK, (South Arm) v.2/13PIG RAISING v.1/60, 66PIG RAISING v.2/40PIGEONS (wonga wonga, crested flock, green brown, white-headed) v.1/53PIGEONS (wonga wonga, crested flock, green brown, white-headed) v.2/67-68, 73PIGMAN CREEK v.1/96PIGMY GEESE v.2/67


36PILOT (newspaper) See BALLINA PILOTPILOT (shipping) v.2/14PIMLICO SCHOOL v.1/114, 115PINCHIN, G. v.1/55PINE (timber) v.1/53, 62, 68, 69, 87PINE See also HOOP PINE (timber)PINE RANGE v.1/44PINE RANGE v.2/74PINE RIVER v.1/15PIORA CREEK v.1/96PIORA CREEK v.2/68PITTWATER v.1/10PLAIN TURKEY (bustard) v.1/92PLATYPUS (steam ship) v.2/36PLEURO-PNEUMONIA (cattle disease) v.1/95PLOUGHS v.1/70PLOVER (bird) v.2/67POCKLEY, T.F.G. v.2/71POINT DANGER SCHOOL v.1/114POINT LOOKOUT v.1/13POLE VAULTING v.1/56POLICE MAGISTRATES v.1/90POLICE STATIONS v.1/59POLITICAL PURSUITS See PARLIAMENTPOLLACK, (teacher) v.1/108POLLED ANGUS (cattle breed) v.2/35POLSON, W.H. v.1/97POOLMAN, (sugar miller) v.2/22POPULATION v.1/63PORCH BROS. [sugar mill] v.2/23PORCH, Herbert v.2/79PORCUPINE v.2/65PORPOISE (ship) v.1/13PORT BOWEN v.1/14PORT CURTIS v.1/14PORT DALRYMPLE v.1/11PORT JACKSON v.1/10PORT MACQUARIE v.1/9, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18, 61PORT STEPHENS v.1/12PORTEOUS, (teacher) v.1/111PORTER, H., Rev. v.1/90POSSUMS v.1/69, 98POSSUMS v.2/65, 70POST OFFICE, Lismore See LISMORE POST OFFICEPOSTMANS RIDGE, Lismore v.1/58, 62, 65POTATOES v.1/63, 66POTTER, Faulkner v.2/77POULTRY v.1/60PRAIRIE GRASS v.1/66PRATT FAMILY v.1/100PRATT, George v.2/77PRATT, Stephen (jockey) v.1/93PRATTEN, Arthur James, d.1958 (RRHS Guarantor) v.1/3PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH v.1/90, 92PRINCE GEORGE (cutter) v.1/16PRINCE REGENT (schooner) v.1/12PRIVY COUNCIL v.1/45PROGRESS ASSOCIATION v.1/67PROSPECT (locality) v.2/23PROTECTOR (ship) v.2/15-16


37PROTESTANT HALL [Lismore] v.1/59PROVIDENCE (ship) v.1/85PUMICE STONE PASSAGE v.1/13PUMPKIN SWAMP (Camira) v.2/51PUMPKINS v.1/66PUMPKINS v.2/19PUNTS See FERRIESPYERS, Emma, Miss v.2/16PYERS, Robert v.2/16, 86QUAIL (bird) v.2/67, 73QUAILE, Captain v.2/13QUEENSLAND CANE GROWERS COUNCIL v.2/29QUEENSLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY v.2/2, 29QUEENSLAND HOTEL, Lismore v.1/57QUEENSLAND ITCH (mange in horses) v.2/82QUEENSLAND NATIONAL BANK v.1/58QUINN, James (Nimbin) v.1/66QUINN, Pat v.1/64RACEHORSES v.2/62-63RAFT (timber) v.2/11, 31RAFTING TIMBER v.1/46RAILWAY v.1/76RAILWAY v.2/10RAINBOW (schooner) v.1/15, 55, 110RAINBOW (R.N. ship) v.2/61RAMORNIE MEATWORKS v.1/92, 95RAMORNIE STATION v.1/7, 17, 39RAMORNIE STATION v.2/57, 69RAMSAY, Herbert, Rev. v.2/49RANGER (ship) v.2/15RANGITIRA (steamer) v.1/54RANKIN, W.H. (teacher) & Mrs v.1/55, 110RAPP FAMILY [Rappville] v.1/100RAPPOE (sugar cane variety) v.2/28RASPBERRIES v.1/66RATHBONE, J. v.2/23RATHBORNE FAMILY v.1/100RATHBOURNE, A. (Nimbin) v.1/66RATS v.2/65RAYNER, (cedar getter) v.2/85READ, Staff Sgt. v.1/50READING, F. v.2/39READING, George v.2/29RECREATION GROUND v.1/64RED GUM (timber) v.1/87RED RIDGE v.2/72RED SUSSEX (cattle breed) v.2/35REDBILL (bird) v.2/67REDCLIFFE POINT v.1/15REDDALL, Thomas, Rev. v.1/106REEVES BROS. (cedar getters) v.2/85REEVES FAMILY v.1/100REEVES, John [stockman, Wyangarie Station] v.1/29REFRIGERATION v.1/63REGATTA v.1/2, 48, 56, 63REGENT BIRD v.2/67REGENTVILLE v.1/18REID, George, Sir v.2/23REID, J.T. (RRHS contributor) v.1/3REPRESENTATIVE & ADVOCATE (newspaper) v.2/51


38REPTILES v.2/68RETFORD MARIPOSA (Jersey bull) v.2/38REYNOLDS, [Tocal Station] v.1/25REYNOLDS FAMILY v.1/100RICHARDS, W.A., Mrs v.2/2RICHARDSON, Miss (teacher) v.1/105RICHMOND (steamer) v.1/61RICHMOND RANGE v.2/34RICHMOND RIVER v.1/15, 17RICHMOND RIVER v.2/43, 62RICHMOND RIVER EXPRESS (newspaper) v.1/35, 46, 49RICHMOND RIVER EXPRESS (newspaper) v.2/51RICHMOND RIVER HERALD (newspaper) v.2/21, 29RICHMOND RIVER SHIPPING CO. v.2/24RICHMOND RIVER TURF CLUB v.1/27RIFLE BIRD v.2/67RILEY, Claude (RRHS guarantor) v.1/3RILEY, M.M. (teacher) v.1/109RILEYS HILL v.2/27ROACH, Martin v.2/71, 77ROADS & BRIDGES DEPARTMENT v.1/28ROBB, (sugar miller) v.2/23ROBB, William (cattle breeder) v.2/38, 79ROBERTS, John Leslie (Leslie), d.1979, Dr. (RRHS Vice-President 1936) v.1/1ROBERTS, Joseph v.2/79ROBERTS, Leslie, Dr. See ROBERTS, John Leslie (Leslie), d.1979, Dr.ROBERTSON, Alexander Gilmore, d.1912 (storekeeper) v.1/57ROBERTSON, Campbell Maclean, d.1969 (RRHS guarantor) v.1/3ROBERTSON, John, Sir (MP) v.1/95, 107ROBERTSON, Jane (nee ROBERTSON) [Sandilands & Bonalbo Stations] v.1/41, 97ROBERTSON, Richard [Sandilands Station] v.1/41, 97ROBERTSON, William, Jnr. [Bonalbo Station] v.1/41, 97ROBERTSON, William, Snr., Mrs See ROBERTSON, Jane (nee ROBERTSON)ROBEY, (bank manager) v.2/71ROBINS, H.A. v.2/39ROBINSON, (Swan Bay) v.1/100ROBINSON, A. (RRHS guarantor) v.1/3ROBINSON, John v.2/17-18, 22ROBINSON, T. v.2/36ROCKHAMPTON v.1/19ROCKY MOUTH See WOODBURNRODGERS, v.1/98ROHRS, (Rous Mill) v.2/22ROLEYS GRASS (locality) v.1/67ROLLA (ship) v.1/13ROMAN CATHOLIC See CATHOLIC ROSE HILL SCHOOL v.1/113ROSEBANK [locality] v.1/74, 78, 81ROSEBERRY STATION v.1/22-23, 27, 40-42, 92, 95, 98ROSEBERRY STATION v.2/64, 85ROSELLA (bird) v.2/67ROSENEATH (property) v.1/98ROSETTA (ship) v.1/11ROSS, Edmund (Ballina) v.1/108ROTARY CLUBS v.1/4ROUS (locality) v.2/23, 36, 39ROUS MILL (locality) v.2/22ROUS SCHOOL (originally DALWOOD) v.1/114ROUS, Henry James, Admiral v.1/6, 15, 88ROUS, Henry James, Admiral v.2/43, 60-63


39ROYAL AUSTRALIAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY v.1/4, 9ROYAL HOTEL, Lismore v.1/55-57, 65ROYCE & CO. (bridge builders) v.1/63RUDD, (bank manager) v.2/71RUDDER, Augustus v.2/72, 77RUDDER, Brenda See DAWSON, Brenda (nee RUDDER)RUDDER, W.L. (bank clerk) v.1/50RUM v.2/11RUNNYMEDE STATION v.1/22-25, 30, 41-42, 44-45, 83, 87, 92, 96, 98, 100RUNNYMEDE STATION v.2/7, 64, 74, 100RUSSELL, A. (teacher) v.1/108RYAN, E.M. v.1/34RYAN, J. v.2/79RYAN, P. v.2/81RYE GRASS v.1/66SADDLER (trade) v.1/58SALLY (cutter) v.1/13SALT BEEF v.1/44SALT BOILING v.1/11SAMUEL MERRITT (ship) v.2/15SANDILANDS STATION v.1/26, 41SANDY CREEK STATION v.1/97SARAH FENWICK (ship) v.2/15SARAH HIXSON (river steamer) v.1/61SATIN BIRDS v.2/68SAUCY JACK (ship) v.1/53SAVILLE, James (One Tree Farm) v.2/66, 70, 74, 77, 85SAVILLE, John v.2/66SAVILLE, William v.1/109SAVILLE, William v.2/66SAWMILLS v.1/32, 52, 86, 99SAWMILLS v.2/13, 52, 93SAWYER, Dr. (Bishop of Grafton) v.1/42SCHNEIDER, William v.2/78SCHOOLBOY (barque) v.1/86SCHOOLBOY (barque) v.2/16SCHOOLS OF ARTS v.1/61, 63, 64SCHURR, Felix, Abbe v.1/59SCHURR, Felix, Abbe v.2/21SCOTT, (Glendon Station) v.1/88SCOTT, (Glendon Station) v.2/100SCOTT, Mr & Mrs (Brisbane Water) v.2/20SCOTT, W.M. (postmaster) v.2/71SCRIVENER, Fred (store manager) v.1/56SCRUB TICK [pest] v.1/7SCRUB TURKEY [bird] v.2/19, 35SCURVY v.1/17SECCOMBE, Edwin v.1/73, 81SECCOMBE, John v.2/79SELECTION (land settlement) v.2/76SELF, S. (RRHS guarantor) v.1/3SELLARS, Ben (& Mrs) v.1/41SELLARS, Miss (governess) v.1/114SELMAN, D.B. (Grafton) v.2/16-17SELWYN, Arthur E., Rev. v.2/98SEPARATING STATIONS (for cream) v.1/74SEPARATING STATIONS (for cream) v.2/39SEPARATOR (for cream) v.1/72SEPARATOR (for cream) v.2/39SEWERAGE DUMP v.1/64


40SEXTON, John v.2/78SEXTON, Thomas v.2/78SHAGS (bird) v.2/67SHANLEY, Sylvester (jockey) v.1/93SHANNON FAMILY v.1/100SHANNON, Donald v.2/85, 89SHANNON, Donald K. (RRHS contributor) v.1/3, 27SHANNON, John C. v.1/92SHARP, (storekeeper) v.2/7SHARPE, (sugar miller) v.2/23SHAW & LEYCESTER v.2/100SHAW, (partner of A.A. Leycester) v.1/20, 22, 26, 34, 44-46, 99SHAW, Rev. & Mrs v.1/40, 41, 89SHEA, Michael v.1/52, 55SHEA, Thomas v.2/79SHEAN, John v.2/78SHEEHAN, Fred v.2/32SHEEHAN, Rev. Fr. v.1/59SHEEP v.1/7, 20, 69, 82, 94, 96, 97, 99SHEEP v.2/7, 10, 56SHEEP SKINS v.1/60SHELL DREDGING v.1/11SHEPHERD FAMILY (Casino) v.2/71SHEPHERD, Samuel [North Casino] v.2/77SHEPPARD FAMILY v.1/100SHEPPARD, Joseph [Leycester employee] v.1/44SHERWOOD, Captain & Mrs v.1/23, 27, 41, 43SHIP BUILDING v.2/15SHIPPING v.1/6, 8-10, 48, 60-62, 66, 85-86, 89, 91, 99, 107SHIPPING v.2/12, 24SHIPWAY, Benjamin (Nimbin) v.1/65, 66SHIPWAY, Edward (Nimbin) v.1/66SHIPWAY, Job (Nimbin) v.1/65, 66SHIPWAY, William (Nimbin) v.1/65, 66SHIPWRECKS v.1/12, 61, 91SHIPWRECKS v.2/9, 15, 16SHIRE STAMP HORSES v.1/7SHIRE STAMP HORSES v.2/99SHIRLEY, George (fertilizers) v.2/28SHOAL BAY v.1/15, 16SHORTHORNS (cattle breed) v.1/7SHORTHORNS (cattle breed) v.2/35, 99SHORTHORNS See also DURHAMS (cattle breed)SHORTLAND, John, Lt. v.1/10SHOVELLERS (shovel bill, wild duck) v.2/67SHOW SOCIETY, Lismore See NORTH COAST NATIONAL A.& I SOCIETYSHRIKE (organ bird) v.2/68SHYNOUTH, Joseph (Nimbin) v.1/66SILLS, Betty, Mrs v.1/52 [SILL?]SILLS, Betty, Mrs v.2/46 [SILL?]SIMES BRIDGE v.2/32SIMES FAMILY v.1/52SIMES, John v.2/79SIMMONS, N.J. (solicitor) v.1/50, 56, 63SIMMONS, N.J. (solicitor) v.2/100SIMPKINS FAMILY v.1/100SIMPSON, A.C. v.2/50, 70, 86, 93SIMPSON, A.J. (blacksmith) v.1/65SIMPSON, A.J. (blacksmith) v.2/51, 70SIMPSON, C.A. v.2/93


41SIMPSON, Eliza Rose (nee BEH), d.1943 v.2/2, 93, 98SIMPSON, Pearson, d.1901 v.2/97-98SIMPSON, Pearson Hudson, Jnr., d.1960 v.1/3SIMPSON, Pearson Hudson, Jnr., d.1960 v.2/1SIMPSON, Pearson Hudson, Snr., Mrs See SIMPSON, Eliza Rose (nee BEH), d.1943SIMPSON, W.G. v.1/1SIMPSON, W.G. v.2/70, 77SISTERS (ship) v.2/15SIVEWRIGHT, F.J. v.2/78SIVEWRIGHT, J. v.2/78SJOSTROM, Eliza Silke, Mrs (school prop.) v.1/106SKIRMISH POINT v.1/14SLATER, George v.2/80SLATER, William v.2/80SLAUGHTERING (cattle) v.1/99SLAUGHTERING (cattle) v.2/17SLEEPING LIZARD v.2/68SMALL, [boat builder, Kissing Point] v.1/16SMITH BROS. See BARNES & SMITH BROS.SMITH, H. (teacher) v.1/ 108SMITH, Henry Flesher v.1/23, 25, 28, 29, 37, 41, 43, 50, 92, 96SMITH, Henry Flesher v.2/75SMITH, Henry Flesher, Mrs See SMITH, Susie (nee CLOSE)SMITH, James v.2/79SMITH, John v.2/79SMITH, Robert v.2/79SMITH, Susie (nee CLOSE) v.1/23, 25, 28, 29, 37, 41, 43, 50, 92, 96SMITH, T. Hawkins v.1/23SMITH, Thomas v.1/30SMITH, W. (dairying) v.2/39SMITH, W. (Goonellabah, sugar miller) v.2/23SMITH, William [Lismore] v.1/56, 109SMITH, William Henry (landholder) v.2/79SMOKY CAPE v.1/9, 12SNAKES v.1/69SNAKES v.2/68, 96SNAPPER (ship) v.1/13SNIPE (bird) v.2/67, 73SNOW, Lemuel Griggs, d.1904 v.1/52SNOW, Samuel B. [South Lismore] v.2/80SNOW’S WHARF v.2/13SNOWDON, John v.2/37SOCIETY FOR PROPOGATION OF THE GOSPEL v.1/105SOIL EROSION v.1/51SOLANDER, Dr. v.1/19SOLDIER BIRDS (noisy minah) v.2/67SOLDIER SETTLEMENT v.1/97SOLICITORS (Allingham) v.1/62SOLLING FAMILY (Casino) v.1/50SOLLING, Frances Grace (nee TUCKER) v.2/71SOLLING, Maxmillian (Commercial bank, Casino) v.2/71SOLLING, Maxmillian, Mrs See SOLLING, Frances Grace (nee TUCKER)SOMERVILLE BROS. v.2/39SOMERVILLE, John v.2/79SOMMERVILLE, W. v.2/34SORENSON, v.1/100SOUTH ARM (Richmond River) v.1/22, 42SOUTH ARM (Richmond River) v.2/64, 74SOUTH LISMORE v.1/48, 54SOUTH PASSAGE, Moreton Bay v.1/14


42SOUTH SEA ISLANDERS (Kanakas) v.2/24SOUTH WOODBURN v.1/98SPALDING, (teacher) v.1/114SPARKE, George v.1/23, 27, 40-42, 95, 97, 98SPARKE, George v.2/51, 99SPINKS BRIDGE v.1/55SPINKS, Albert v.2/97SPITFIRE (ship) v.2/15SPLENDORS (mare) v.1/38SPOTTED GUM (timber) v.1/71, 87SPRING HILL v.1/51SPRING HILL v.2/23, 90SPRINGROVE (property) v.2/16SPURWINGED PLOVERS (bird) v.2/67SQUATTERS v.1/6, 7, 16, 22, 24, 25, 27, 94, 107SQUATTERS BALL v.1/49SQUATTERS See also GRAZIERSSQUATTERS See also PASTORAL INDUSTRYSQUIRE, (teacher) v.1/111SQUIRRELS (flying, midget, sugar) v.2/65ST CARTHAGES CATHEDRAL, Lismore v.2/32ST LAURENCE, Queensland v.1/19ST VINCENT (ship) v.2/7STABLES v.1/58STANFORD, S. v.2/80STAPLES, R.B. v.2/79STAPLETON, George (squatter) v.1/7, 17, 23, 45, 88, 92, 98, 99STAPLETON, George (squatter) v.2/84, 100STARR, Samuel v.2/79STEAMERS See SHIPPINGSTEPHENS, Brunton (tutor & poet) v.1/27STEPHENS, James v.2/29STEPHENS, W.A. (teacher) v.1/108STEPHENS, Ward v.1/22, 25, 30, 44, 45, 83, 87, 88, 92, 94, 96STEPHENS, Ward v.2/7, 73, 100STEVE KINGS PLAIN v.1/22, 83, 99STEVE KINGS PLAIN v.2/22STEVE KINGS PLAIN SCHOOL (half-time) v.1/112STEVE KINGS RIDGE v.2/47STEVENSON, (solicitor, Lismore) v.1/62STEVENSON, J.C. [Ballina] v.1/108STEWART, I. v.2/38STEWART, W. (Nimbin) v.1/66STILTON STATION (later Wooroowoolgen) v.1/22STOCKS, James, d.1906 v.1/61, 89STOCKS, James, d.1906 v.2/32, 52, 70, 77STOCKS, John (municipal auditor) v.1/51, 61, 89STONE PLOVERS See CURLEWSTONEY GULLY v.1/25STONEY GULLY v.2/75STOREKEEPERS v.1/52STOREKEEPERS v.2/86STOREY, John (shipping clerk) v.1/1STOREY, John (shipping clerk) v.2/1STORMBIRD v.2/67STRADBROKE ISLAND v.1/13STRADBROKE, Earl (father of Admiral Henry James Rous) v.2/60STRATFORD, H.E. v.2/71STRATHEDEN STATION v.1/22, 23, 92, 96, 97STRATTON, H.E. (RRHS Council 1936) v.1/1


43STREET, John (hotelier) v.1/55, 59STREET, Mrs [first Postmans Ridge home] v.1/65STRICKLAND, Owen v.2/79STRIPED TANNA (sugar cane variety) v.2/24SUGAR INDUSTRY v.1/6, 8, 41, 53, 60, 62, 64, 70, 72, 85, 90, 92, 98, 99SUGAR INDUSTRY v.2/2, 20, 48, 54, 95, 100SUGAR SQUIRRELS See SQUIRRELSSULLIVAN, D. v.2/78SUSAN (schooner) v.1/16, 43SUSAN (schooner) v.2/57SUSAN (steamer) v.2/7SUSANNAH BOOTH (ship) v.2/15SUSANNAH CUTHBERT (ship) v.2/15SWALLOWS (bird) v.2/67SWANS (black swan) v.2/67, 73SWAN BAY v.1/98, 100SWAN BAY v.2/22, 27, 37-39, 44SWAN BAY SCHOOL v.1/115SWEET POTATOES v.1/71SWIFT (bird) v.2/67SYDNEY COVE v.1/10, 11, 13, 16, 38, 66SYDNEY GAZETTE v.1/12SYDNEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL v.1/106SYDNEY MAIL (newspaper) v.2/49SYDNEY MORNING HERALD v.1/43, 44, 96SYDNEY MORNING HERALD v.2/21SYDNEY VOLUNTEER CORPS v.1/24SYLVANUS (ship) v.2/15SYNOTT, J.B. v.2/37TABULAM (locality) v.1/96TABULAM STATION v.1/41, 97, 107TACKING POINT v.1/9TALLOW INDUSTRY v.1/8, 43, 60, 92, 94TALLOW INDUSTRY v.2/55, 100TALLOW-WOOD [timber] v.1/87TALWONG (black magpie) v.2/68TAMAR RIVER v.1/13TANNA (sugar cane variety) v.2/24, 28TANNING (leather) v.1/37TAPP, Benjamin v.2/80TATHAM [locality] v.1/86, 97TATHAM [locality] v.2/38, 44, 98TATHAM LAGOON v.1/97TATHAM SCHOOL (half-time) v.1/114, 115TAYLOR, Alfred v.2/9TAYLOR, C.E. (teacher) v.1/109TAYLOR, C.J. v.1/63TAYLOR, Charles v.2/80TAYLOR, Elizabeth (nee HOLLINGWORTH) v.2/12TAYLOR, George v.1/97TAYLOR, George, Mrs See TAYLOR, Elizabeth (nee HOLLINGWORTH)TAYLOR, John v.2/9, 80TAYLOR, Nathan (innkeeper) v.1/33, 48, 55, 90TAYLOR, Nathan (innkeeper) v.2/76TAYLOR, W.A. v.1/1-3, 57, 58TAYLOR, W.A. v.2/1, 6, 9, 79TEAK (timber) v.1/69, 87TEAL (wild duck) v.2/67TELEGRAPH SERVICE v.1/84TELFER, James Barnet (teacher) v.1/111


44TEMPY COMMON v.2/78TENNIS v.1/2, 49TENTERFIELD v.1/62TENTERFIELD v.2/34TERANIA CREEK v.1/53TERANIA CREEK SCHOOL v.1/115TERMEIL (locality) v.1/28TERMEIL (locality) v.2/99TERRANIA CREEK v.2/78TERRANIA UPPER CREEK v.2/78TERWEIL See TERMEILTEVEN (locality) v.2/26TEVEN CREEK v.1/55TEVEN OLD CAMP v.2/32THE CHANNON (locality) v.2/40THE FALLS [i.e. Casino] v.1/98THE LARGE PLAIN See DISPUTED PLAINTHE SETTLEMENT See GRAFTONTHE TRAVELLERS REST HOTEL v.2/7THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENT v.1/30THETIS (steamer) v.2/14THIRSTY SOUND v.1/18, 19THOM, John, Rev. v.1/90, 92THOM, John, Rev. v.2/21, 45THOMAS, G.R. v.2/99THOMPSON, Mr [Ettrick Forest Station] v.1/22, 96THOMPSON, J. (sugar miller, Steve Kings Plain) v.2/22THOMPSON, James (North Lismore) v.2/81THOMPSON, John [cedar getter] v.1/13-14THOMPSON, Robert v.2/17-18THOMPSON, W. [East Gundurimba] v.2/81THOMSON, [Ettrick Forest Station] See THOMPSON, MrTHOMSON, (teacher) v.1/114THOMSON, A. v.1/1THOMSON, A. v.2/1THORBURN, Hugh (Nimbin) v.1/66, 68THORPE, Mrs (RRHS member 1937) v.1/1THUNDERBOLT (bushranger) v.2/41TIBBY, Charles (teacher) v.1/107TICKS See SCRUB TICKSTIDAL WAVE (ship) v.2/15TIGER CAT (native animal) v.2/65TIGER SNAKE v.2/68TIGHE, Percy Edward (solicitor) v.1/1TIMBER INDUSTRY v.1/6, 11, 60, 86, 87, 92TIMBERLAKE STABLES, Lismore v.1/58TINDAL LETTERS v.1/39TINDAL, J. v.2/100TINDAL, J. v.1/76, 95TINDALL, J. See TINDAL, J.TINTENBAR v.1/55TINTENBAR SCHOOL v.1/115TIPPETT, W.C. v.1/1, 3TIPPETT, W.C. v.2/1, 4, 6TOCAL [locality] v.1/25TOM THE SNOB (bootmaker) See HOLLINGWORTH, Thomas N.TOMKI (steamship) v.1/89TOMKI (steamship) v.2/15TOMKI STATION v.1/7, 22-23, 26, 30-33, 40-41, 84, 87-88, 91-92, 94, 98-99TOMKI STATION v.2/8, 64, 74, 99-100


45TOOHEYS SUGAR MILL v.2/22TOOLOOM STATION v.1/41, 42TOONUMBARR STATION v.1/96TOPSY (Aboriginal) v.2/94, 96TORRENS, T.B. v.2/2TOWNLEY, D. v.2/1TOWNSEND, Edward v.2/78TOZER, Henry v.2/80TOZER, William v.2/74, 77, 80TRANSPORT v.2/41TRANSPORT (pack horses) v.1/66-67TRIAL (brig) v.1/11TRIAL BAY v.1/12TRIAL BAY v.2/14TRIMBLE, J. v.2/36TRITON (ship) v.2/16TRUSTUM, (early settler) v.1/69TRUSTUM, (early settler) v.2/37TRUTH (newspaper) v.1/79TUBERCULOSIS (in cattle) v.1/74TUCAN (hornbill, stormbird or cornplanter) v.2/67TUCKEAN SWAMP v.1/99TUCKEAN SWAMP v.2/62TUCKI v.2/10, 37, 39, 51TUCKI CREEK v.2/47TUCKI RIDGE v.2/92TUCKI SCHOOL (half-time, later WYRALLAH) v.1/111, 115TUCKIAN SWAMP See TUCKEAN SWAMPTUCKOMBIL CANALS v.1/71TUCKOMBIL CREEK v.2/27TUCKOMBIL STATION v.1/69, 100TUCKOMBIL STATION v.2/18, 22, 44TUCKURIMBA v.2/49TULK, (Dorroughby) v.1/114TUNCESTER (locality) v.1/99TUNSTALL GAP v.1/101TUNSTALL GAP v.2/84, 90TUNSTALL SCHOOL v.1/115TUNSTALL STATION v.1/2, 20, 22-23, 26, 32, 34, 40-41, 44-46, 99-100TUNSTALL STATION v.2/9, 74TURKEY (plain) See BUSTARDTURKEY (scrub) See SCRUB TURKEYTURNER, Bishop of Grafton v.1/42, 90TWEED HEADS v.2/40TWEED RIVER DISTRICT v.1/15, 35, 39, 64TWEED RIVER DISTRICT v.2/24, 27, 44-45, 62, 67TWEED RIVER JUNCTION SCHOOL v.1/114, 115TWEED ROAD v.1/56, 80TWICKENHAM ESTATE v.2/80TWICKENHAM STATION v.1/32TYAGARAH v.2/48, 50TYALGUM v.2/40TYLER, H. v.2/11TYPHOID FEVER v.1/56TYRRELL, Dr. (Bishop) v.1/89TYSON, James [millionaire cattle man] v.1/30UKI v.2/40UNARA (locality) See BEXHILLUNARA BUTTER FACTORY (Bexhill) v.1/74UNCLE TOM (ship) v.2/15


46UNION (steam ship) v.2/15UNION CLUB (Sydney) v.1/31UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY v.1/28UNUMGAR STATION v.1/22, 23, 27, 41-43, 93, 95UNUMGAR STATION v.2/89UPPER BOOERIE CREEK v.2/78URALBA STREET, Lismore v.1/63, 65VAN EPEN, Peter, Dr. (teacher/doctor) v.1/112VANDERWARDEN, J. (cabinet maker) v.1/43VANDERWARDEN, J. (cabinet maker) v.2/70VAUGHAN, Dan v.2/78VERDON HUNTER, F. (surveyor) v.1/91VESTA (steamship) v.1/87VESTA (steamship) v.2/98VICKERY, Ebenezer v.1/100VICTORIAN CO. SUGAR MILL v.2/23VIRGINIA STATION v.1/22, 98VIRTUE, Oliver v.2/39VOGUE THEATRE v.1/57VOLUNTEER ORDER v.1/24WADE, (sugar miller) v.2/23WADE, C.G. (Premier, N.S.W.) v.2/23WAIMEA (steamship) v.1/91WAIMEA (steamship) v.2/13-15, 100WALKER, James Pater Field v.1/52WALKER, Lanty v.2/11WALKER, R.E. v.2/39WALLABY (animal) v.2/64WALLABY (schooner) v.1/83WALLABY STORE (Coleman’s) v.1/84WALLACE BRUCE (schooner) v.1/61WALLAROO (animal) v.2/64WALMSLEY, Archibald v.1/1, 3, 79WALMSLEY, Archibald v.2/1, 29, 35WALMSLEY, Archibald, Mrs (RRHS member 1937) v.1/1WALMSLEY, W. v.2/37, 39WALPOLE, M.A. v.2/80WALRUS (ship) v.2/15WALSH, Julia, Miss v.2/70WALSH, Peter (teacher) v.1/108WALSH, Peter (teacher) v.2/70, 100WALSH, T. v.2/70WARD, Fred (alias Thunderbolt, bushranger) v.2/41WARDELL (locality) v.2/11, 16, 32, 37, 93WARDELL EAST SCHOOL v.1/115WARDELL SCHOOL v.1/111, 115WARING, F.J. v.2/27, 29WARRIGAL (Aboriginal) v.2/97WATER SUPPLY v.1/65WATT, Teresa H. v.2/81WATTS, (A.J.S. Bank) v.1/50WEATHERSTONE, Samuel v.1/7WEBBER, John v.2/81WEBSTER, J. [Bungabee] v.2/78WEBSTER, W. (butcher, South Lismore) v.1/52WEBSTER, W. (butcher, South Lismore) v.2/80WEDDING RECEPTION v.2/9WEDGE-TAIL EAGLE v.2/67WEIR, Hughie v.2/38WESLEY, [East Gundurimba] v.2/81


47WEST, F. (Bungabee) v.2/77WEST, Fred (boat builder, Lismore) v.2/11, 16WESTMORE, Elizabeth Ellen, Miss See BUNDOCK, Elizabeth Ellen (nee WESTMORE), d.1951WHEELWRIGHT (trade) v.2/86WHIP BIRD v.2/67WHIPORIE (locality) v.1/100WHISKY v.1/85WHISTLING DUCK v.2/67WHITE AUSTRALIA POLICY v.2/23-24WHITE CLOVER (pasture grass) v.1/66WHITE COCKATOO See COCKATOO (bird)WHITE, Captain v.1/12WHITE, Charles (& Elizabeth) v.1/52WHITE, Charles [Terania Creek] v.1/63WHITE, Charles [Terania Creek] v.2/78WHITNEY, (sugar miller) v.2/23WHITNEY, A. (RRHS) v.1/1WHITNEY, A. (RRHS) v.2/1WICKS, Frederick, d.1942 (RRHS) v.1/1, 65WICKS, Frederick, d.1942 (RRHS) v.2/1, 12WIDDIS BROS. [bought Main Camp Station] v.1/99WIDE BAY v.1/14WIGG, F. (teacher) v.1/108WILD CHERRY TREE v.1/69WILKINS, [Ettrick Forest Station] v.1/22WILKINSON, Emmeline L., Miss [sic] See WILSON, Emmeline L. (nee GADSDEN), d.1888WILKINSON, Jane M.P., Miss See GADSDEN, Jane M.P. (nee WILKINSON)WILLIAM IV (steamer) v.1/16WILLIAM LANGFORD (ship) v.2/15WILLIAMS, Edmund v.2/38WILLIAMS, H.S. (RRHS Council 1936, Research Sec.1937) v.1/1WILLIAMS, H.V. v.2/29WILLIAMS, H.W. v.2/26, 29WILLIAMS, W.R. [Swan Bay] v.2/38WILLIAMSON, W. (Roads Supt.) v.1/91WILSON BROS. (cattle breeders) v.2/38WILSON CREEK See WILSONS CREEKWILSON, Mrs (nee WILKINSON) [sic] See WILSON, Emmeline L. (nee GADSDEN), d.1888WILSON, Emmeline L. (nee GADSDEN), d.1888 v.2/100WILSON, Henry O’Brien, d.1891 v.1/32, 91, 93, 99WILSON, Henry O’Brien, d.1891 v.2/23, 33, 38, 53, 81, 100WILSON, Henry O’Brien, Mrs See WILSON, Emmeline L. (nee GADSDEN), d.1888WILSON, J. [Guernsey breeder] v.2/38WILSON, Jane Riddell F. (nee CRUDEN), d.1891 v.1/82WILSON, John (The Risk) v.1/100WILSON, Lt. (surveyor) v.1/17, 18WILSON, T.C. v.2/80WILSON, Thomas (Nimbin) v.1/66WILSON, William, Snr. v.1/22, 27, 32, 82, 88, 99WILSON, William, Snr. v.2/10-11, 46, 55, 78-80, 100WILSON, William, Snr, Mrs See WILSON, Jane Riddell F. (nee CRUDEN), d.1891WILSON, William, Jnr. v.2/55WILSONS CREEK v.1/52, 53WILSONS CREEK v.2/33, 75, 79-80, 84, 93WILSONS CREEK BRIDGE v.1/58, 90WILSONS CREEK BRIDGE v.2/100WILSONS RIDGES SCHOOL (later GOONELLABAH) v.1/109WILTONS QUARTERLY AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL v.1/15WINDSOR, George v.1/76WODJE (Aboriginal for red cedar) See CEDAR


48WOLLONGBAR (locality) v.1/73, 91WOLLONGBAR (locality) v.2/23, 38, 65WOLLONGBAR SCHOOL v.1/115WONGA-WONGA (pigeon) v.2/67-68WOOD DUCK v.2/67WOOD, A.P. (Public Works Officer) v.1/40WOOD, Thomas v.2/78WOOD, W., (landholder) v.2/81 (may be HOOD)WOOD, W.J. (landholder) v.2/78WOODBURN (originally ROCKY MOUTH) v.1/69, 100WOODBURN (originally ROCKY MOUTH) v.2/16, 22-23, 27, 8-39, 44, 47WOODBURN SCHOOL v.1/112, 115WOODENBONG STATION v.1/41, 43WOODFORD, (cane farmer, Woodburn) v.2/22, 27WOODFUL, (cane farmer, Woodburn) See WOODFORD, (cane farmer, Woodburn)WOODGER, F.A.G., Rev. v.1/1WOODGER, F.A.G., Rev. v.2/1WOODLANDS (property) v.1/98WOODLANDS (property) v.2/72WOODLARK STREET, Lismore v.1/52, 55, 57, 63, 65WOODLARK STREET, Lismore v.2/32WOODLAWN (originally CALICO GRASS) v.1/57, 78WOODLAWN PUBLIC SCHOOL v.1/115WOOL v.1/60WOOLL, Dr. (school proprietor, Parramatta) v.1/41WOOLWORTHS v.1/65WOORE, (police magistrate) See MOORE, Charles (CPS, Casino)WOOROOWOOLGEN STATION v.1/22, 23, 26, 27, 40-42, 51, 92-98WOOROOWOOLGEN STATION v.2/51, 64WORAM STATION v.1/94WORNHAM, W. v.2/78WOTHERSPOON, Andrew v.1/2, 52, 55, 59, 110WOTHERSPOON, Robert v.1/56WOTHERSPOON, Robert Scott v.2/81WOTHERSPOON, W. v.2/79WRECK REEF v.1/13WRECKS See SHIPWRECKSWRIGHTS RIVER v.1/18WYAN STATION v.1/97WYANDAH STATION v.1/22, 23, 40WYANGARIE STATION v.1/22-23, 25, 27, 29, 41-43, 49, 92, 94-95WYANGARIE STATION v.2/9-10, 33, 35, 40, 64, 73, 85, 100WYNDHAM, George v.1/22, 43, 95WYNESS, James v.2/27WYRALLAH v.1/22, 83, 99WYRALLAH v.2/13, 39, 44, 46, 52, 93WYRALLAH ROAD, Lismore v.1/52, 64WYRALLAH SCHOOL (originally TUCKI) v.1/111, 115YABI YABI (female Aboriginal attire) v.2/92YABSLEY, Charles v.1/99YABSLEY, Charles v.2/16-18YABSLEY, Harry v.2/16-18YABSLEY, John v.2/17-18YABSLEY, Thomas v.1/99YABSLEY, Thomas v.2/17-18, 31-32, 93YABSLEY, William, Jnr. v.1/86YABSLEY, William Jnr. v.2/10, 16-18YABSLEY, William, Snr. v.1/85YAMBA v.2/44, 47YAMS v.1/69


49YEAGER, William Tudor v.1/86YEAGER, William Tudor v.2/16, 49, 90, 93YEUREBAR SCHOOL v.1/115YORK STATION v.1/22, 23, 24YOUNG, (Morehead & Young, Lismore) v.2/78YUGILBAR STATION See YULGILBAR STATIONYULGILBAR STATION v.1/7, 22, 28, 29, 97YULGILBAR STATION v.2/99ZADOC STREET, Lismore v.1/61, 63ZADOC STREET, Lismore v.2/93ZUILL FAMILY v.1/41

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Cumulated Bulletin IndexA.B.C. Celebrity Concerts Committee no.47/10A.G.R.’S (Robertsons’ department store) no.93/4, no.110/3, no.129/4, no.131/16, no.134/10, no.148/10A.G.R.’S (staff reunion) no.148/9, no.154/41A.M.P. SOCIETY no.44/4, no.128/15, no.135/17, no.157/8ABBOTT, William (Bill) no.1/1-2, no.15/2ABBOUDY, See ABOODY, MichaelABEL, Sylvia (nee WHITE) no.105/10ABELONE (haliotis) no.61/2ABERNETHY, James Meikle, d.1938 [school teacher] no.10/3ABERNETHY, W., Mrs [Tweed Heads] no.15/2ABOODY, Michael (storekeeper, Wyangarie) no.74/12, no.159/6ABORIGINAL LEGENDS FROM EASTERN AUSTRALIA, by Norledge no.46/4, no.50/15ABORIGINAL LEGENDS: ANIMAL TALES, by A.W. Reed B4-p.93ABORIGINAL MEN OF HIGH DEGREE, by A.P. Elkin no.50/15ABORIGINAL MYTHS, TALES OF THE DREAMTIME, by A.W. Reed no.86/12ABORIGINALS no.1/1-3, no.2/1-2, no.8/2, no.10/3, no.12/3, no.24/1, no.28/1, no.39/3, no.40/2, no.48/3, no.50/8, no.50/15, no.51/10, no.52/4, no.52/10, no.53/7, no.53/12-13, no.55/11-12, no.56/4, no.56/8, no.56/13, no.57/12, no.57/14, no.58/13, no.59/6, no.60/2, no.60/14, no.61/13, no.62/10-11, no.64/2 & 9-11, no.65/12-13, no.66/3, no.67/1, 67/2, 67/4, & 67/13-14, no.68/3, no.69/6-9 & 11-12, no.70/3, no.71/3, no.71/4-5, no.72/9 & 14, no.74/2, 5 & 9, no.76/5, no.77/4 & 10, no.78/4, 6 & 11, no.79/5, 8 & 14, no.80/3, no.81/6, no.81/10, no.81/12, no.82/6, no.82/11, no.82/13, no.83/4, no.84/4, no.84/6, no.84/9, no.84/11, no.88/4, no.88/10-11, no.89/3, no.89/9, no.90/10, no.93/7, no.94/3, no.94/9-10, no.95/4, no.96/8, no.96/14, no.97/4, no.98/12, no.99/4, no.99/14, no.100/4-5, no.100/9, no.100/13, no.102/2, no.102/15, no.103/9, no.103/12, no.104/6, no.104/15, no.104/17, no.105/10, no.108/5, no.108/10, no.109/9, no.110/16, no.111/2-4, no.111/13, no.117/15, no.118.13, no.120/15, no.143/12, no.144/4, no.146/15, no.147/4 & 8, no.148/3-4, no.151/8, no.152/8, no.154/38 & 55, no.156/11 & 13, no.156/17-18 & 22, no.158/12ABORIGINALS – Art and Artifacts no.40/2ABORIGINALS – Axes (lent to University of New England) no.43/5ABORIGINALS – Bora Rings See BORA RINGSABORIGINALS – Children’s Games no.128/3ABORIGINALS – Corroboree, Lismore Show) no.132/8ABORIGINALS – Cricketers no.132/7ABORIGINALS – Diet no.61/2-4ABORIGINALS – History no.132/6ABORIGINALS – Legends no.131/14, no.131/17ABORIGINALS – Medicines no.127/8ABORIGINALS – Middens See MIDDENS (Aboriginal)ABORIGINALS – Modanville Reserve no.132/8, no.132/13, no.134/17ABORIGINALS – Plant usage no.129/12-13, no.130/13, no.130/14, no.131/17, no.132/18, no.133/17, no.134/17, no.135/17, no.136/17ABORIGINALS – R.R.H.S. pamphlet no.121/1, no.122/12, no.125/4ABORIGINALS – Reserves no.69/8ABORIGINALS – Reserves (Cubawee) See CUBAWEEABORIGINALS See also BUNDJALUNGABORIGINES OF OUR AREA (R.R.H.S. pamphlet) no.81/3, no.97/4ABORIGINES OF THE RICHMOND RIVER, by R.R.H.S. no.81/3ABORIGINES’ NATIONAL DAY no.52/10ABOUD, Joseph, d.1920 no.159/7ACACIA CREEK no.84/9ACCESSION REGISTER (R.R.H.S.) no.41/2, no.59/7ACROSS THREE BRIDGES, 1883-1983, by D.C. (Cliff) Murray no.107/13ADAM, J. (school inspector, 1936) no.89/4, no.156/3-4ADAM, Leonard (Broadwater) no.78/13ADAM, Robert Bruce, d.1965 no36/4ADAMS, (Kyogle storekeeper) no.26/2ADAMS, Charles (b.1897) no.83/5ADAMS, J. See ADAM, J.ADAMS, May June Elizabeth, Mrs, 1893-1982 no.101/12ADAMSON, Emmeline Florence (nee WILSON), d.1985 no.114/8


51ADJUTA, G. (Yamato laundry, Lismore) no.151/12, no.154/17ADMIRALTY HOUSE, Sydney no.124/3ADULT EDUCATION - Tasmania no.91/14ADVOCATE (legal service) no.151/8ADVOCATE (newspaper, Casino) no.16/2AERO CLUB See NORTHERN RIVERS AERO CLUBAERODROMES See AIRPORTSAEROPLANE (first at Casino, 1920) no.116/10AEROPLANE CRASHES no.154/16, no.158/10AEROPLANE SPOTTERS (V.A.O.C.) no.154/16-17 & 61AFFINES (definition = in-laws) no.98/6AFRICAN TULIP (timber for craft) no.101/4AFTERLEE PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSAGNES IRVING (ship) no.111/13AGR’S See A.G.R.’sAGRA (Aboriginal) no.67/13-14AGRICULTURAL HALL, Alstonville no.101/9AGRICULTURAL SHOW no.154/60AGRICULTURE no.118/17AGST, Thomas, 1898-1982 no.103/16AH CHING, Charlie no.101/8AH LOO, Jimmy (market gardener) no.121/5AHRENS, Janet, Mrs no.104/10AHRENS, Sarah Elsie, Mrs, 1891-1979 no.91/12AINSLEY, Gilbert (golden wedding anniversary) no.103/11AINSWORTH FAMILY no.147/6AINSWORTH FAMILY REUNION no.102/12AINSWORTH REMINISCENCES…See REMINISCENCES: BALLINA IN THE EARLY DAYSAINSWORTH, Charles, Mrs See BUNTER, Eunice Florence (previously AINSWORTH), 1892-1975AINSWORTH, Clem (dredge assistant) no.110/4AINSWORTH, James, 1847-1924 no.18/2, 83/8, no.102/11, no.110/6, no.141/10, no.150/7AINSWORTH, Jim (cheese maker, sugar miller) no.140/8AINSWORTH, Mrs (Ballina) no.97/6AINSWORTH, Noel Henry, d.1975 no.75/10AINSWORTH, Thomas no.102/11AINSWORTH, W. no.100/12AIR OBSERVERS SCHOOL (Evans Head) no.154/10AIR RAID BAGS (World War II) no.154/7AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS (ARP) no.154/5, 15, 21-22, & 41AIRCRAFT SPOTTERS See AEROPLANE SPOTTERSAIRLINES OF AUSTRALIA no.48/6, no.53/6AIRLINES OF NEW SOUTH WALES no.48/6AIRMAIL SERVICES See POSTAL SERVICESAIRPORTS no.158/5AIRPORTS – Casino no.81/2AIRPORTS – Evans Head no.148/12AIRPORTS – Lismore no.47/4, no.48/5-6, no.54/12, no.55/13, no.75/14, no.159/4AITCHESON, Ada (b.1890) no.105/13AITKEN, James (Bushy Park) no.108/5AJAX (Armstrong racehorse) no.123/4AKED, Edward Louie John (Blue) (Radio 2LM) no.148/14AKERS, Mary Ellen (nee MCLACHLAN), d.1966 no.40/4AKERS, Stanley Ernest, 1890-1973 no.66/11ALAMBIE NURSING HOME no.112/22ALBERT PARK, Lismore no.45/4ALCHYMIST (tug vessel) no.66/5ALCOCK, Audrey, Mrs, 1884-1970 no.53/9ALCOCK, George Francis, d.1969 no.15/2-3, no.19/2, no.20/3, no.13/3ALCOCK, George, d.1863 (policeman, 1852) no.138/5ALCOCK, Timothy (pioneer) no.15/3


52ALCOHOL (illicit stills) no.81/9ALCORN, Andrew Carson, d.1906 (pioneer/diarist) no.18/2, no.26/2ALCORN, Annie Isobel, Miss, d.1966 no.39/3ALCORN, Bill no.156/18ALCORN, Ernest, Mrs (Kyogle), d.1956 no.2/3ALCORN, Esmee, Mrs See ALCORN, Jessie Esmee (Esmee), Mrs, d.1984ALCORN, Gordon (50 years, PAFS member) no.102/12ALCORN, Jessie Esmee (Esmee), Mrs, d.1984 no.86/2, no.90/2, no.109/10ALCORN, John no.133/4, no.133/7, no.137/4, no.154/16ALCORN, William Cecil, d.1986 no.30/1, no.34/1, no.38/1, no.42/1, no.46/2, no.47/3, no.48/4, no.50/2, no.53/3, no.56/2, no.61/1, no.72/2, no.74/2, no.75/13, no.81/13, no.84/1, no.86/2, no.87/11, no.88/2, no.92/2, no.96/11, no.98/9, no.121/10ALCORN, William Cecil, Mrs See ALCORN, Jessie Esmee (Esmee), Mrs, d.1984ALDER, (harmonium player) no.147/7ALECKSON, Alexander George, 1898-1968 no.47/12ALEXANDER FORSYTH & CO no.38/3ALEXANDER, (building contractor, 1879) no.137/15ALEXANDER, Adrian Earle, d.1975 no.74/10ALEXANDER, Brian (railway historian) no.147/17, no.152/13ALEXANDER, D. no.92/6ALEXANDER, Dorothy, Mrs (b.1901) no.100/12ALEXANDER, James, Dr. (Clarence R.H.S.) no.126/3ALFORD, Eleanor Mary, Mrs, 1887-1968 no.47/12ALFRED (barque) no.102/5ALFRED SMITH WAY no.85/9ALFRED, Harold Lawrence, 1901-1971 no.57/10ALICE (steamship) no.119/11ALICK (Maggie Armstrong’s horse) no.123/3, no.124/12, no.127/12ALIENS TRIBUNAL no.149/3, no.154/17ALIENS, Enemy (control) no.154/17ALKOOMIE NURSING HOME no.112/22, no.113/16ALL SAINTS ANGLICAN CHURCH, South Lismore See ANGLICAN CHURCHALL SOULS MEMORIAL CENTRE, Bangalow no.39/3ALLAN WHITTRED MEMORIAL BELL no.97/9ALLAN, G. no.92/6ALLAN, J. no.83/14ALLAN, John (vocalist, guitarist) no.143/13ALLAN, John, d.1955 See ALLEN, John, d.1955ALLAN, Laurence (Laurie), d.1954 (Lismore Town Clerk) no.33/2, no.154/29, no.154/58, no.154/73ALLEN, A., Miss no.87/4ALLEN, Arthur John, 1897-1969 no.51/14ALLEN, J. [fishing] no.49/12ALLEN, John, d.1955 (Gundurimba/Terania Shire Clerk) no.126/5, no.127/4ALLEN, John, d.1960 no.18/3ALLEN, John, Mrs (Goonellabah) no.156/8ALLEN, Laurence (Town Clerk, Lismore) See ALLAN, Laurence (Laurie), d.1954ALLEN, William Hatter, 1898-1969 no.52/14ALLEY, Ben, Captain no.108/3-4, no.109/2, no.110/6, no.111/11ALLIGAN, John (ticket of leave, 1843) no.30/1, no.143/4ALLINGHAM, Edward Walter, d.1929 (solicitor) no.89/8, no.115/16, no.139/11, no.157/6ALLINGHAM, Edward Walter, Mrs See ALLINGHAM, Marian Emma (nee MANSFIELD)ALLINGHAM, G.W., Mrs [sic](soprano) See ALLINGHAM, Marian Emma (nee MANSFIELD)ALLINGHAM, Marian Emma (nee MANSFIELD) no.49/9ALLIS, Eleanor Elizabeth no.105/14ALLISON, James A. (Coraki, last Mayor), d.1964 no.6/1, no.30/2ALLSEP, Jean (nee MCLEAN) (Girls Patriotic League) no.154/58-59ALLSOPP, Emma Sabina, Mrs, 1891-1979 no.91/12ALLSOPP, William Leslie, d.1971 [Nimbin] no.27/2, no.43/7ALLSOPP, William Leslie, Mrs See ALLSOPP, Emma Sabina, Mrs, 1891-1979ALLSOPP, L., Mrs no.91/11


53ALMA, Port See PORT ALMAALPHA SUGAR MILL, North Creek no.54/11ALPHADALE (locality) no.71/6, no.112/9, no.122/6ALSON, B. (golden wedding) no.95/9ALSTON, Dr. no.53/81ALSTONVILLE no.7/1, no.8/1, no.12/3, no.14/4, no.23/2, no.35/1, no.36/2, no.43/5, no.45/3, no.48/11, no.53/8, no.68/5; no.72/11; no.75/2, no.86/8, no.101/6, no.101/9, no.102/13, no.106/14, no.107/4, no.110/2, no.110/9, no.111/8-10, no.112/7, no.113/11, no.121/5, no.153/9ALSTONVILLE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY no.43/8ALSTONVILLE ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCH – AlstonvilleALSTONVILLE COURTHOUSE, 1890-1969 no.50/8ALSTONVILLE METHODIST CHURCH See METHODIST CHURCHALSTONVILLE POLICE STATION no.111/9ALSTONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH See PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHALSTONVILLE SCHOOL See SCHOOLSALSTONVILLE SHOW See SHOWS – AlstonvilleALSTONVILLE TRANSPORT MUSEUM See TRANSPORT MUSEUM (RRHS…)ALVOS, Lily May, Mrs, 1879-1979 no.90/11, no.91/12AMATEUR HOUR (Radio) See AUSTRALIA’S AMATEUR HOURAMATEUR THEATRICALS no.133/15AMBULANCE SERVICE – Lismore no.35/2, no.73/7-8, no.134/13AMBULANCE SERVICE – Lismore District (est.1912) no.62/14AMBULANCE SERVICE no.47/7, no.114/6, no.154/41-42, no.154/46, no.154/60AMBULANCE SERVICE (horse-drawn) no.131/16AMBULANCE SERVICE (manpower shortage) no.154/41AMBULANCE SERVICE (women, World War II) no.134/13AMERICA no.121/9AMERICAN SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH TEAM no.104/11AMERICAN TROOPS (at Bexhill) no.154/13AMOR, Leslie, 1886-1970 no.55/5AMOS, Alice Ethel (nee OLIVE), d.1966 [sister of Amelia May] no.37/4AMOS, Amelia May (nee OLIVE), d.1966 [sister of Alice Ethel] no.37/4AMOS, Clara Jane, Mrs, 1891-1980 no.93/14AMOS, Eric Albert, d.1965 no.35/3AMOS, G. (b.1878) no.48/12AMOS, Ida, Miss no.139/18AMOS, William Cravigan, d.1981 no.100/18AMP SOCIETY See A.M.P. SOCIETYAMPHLETT, G.A. (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5AMPS, Jane May, Mrs, 1900-1982 no.103/15ANASTASSINOES, E. no.83/14ANDALUSIA no.88/1ANDERSON MEATWORKS no.157/12ANDERSON, Alma, Mrs, 1897-1974 no.71/12ANDERSON, Amelia Annie, Mrs, 1888-1970 no.53/9ANDERSON, Cecil Harry, d.1947 (RRHS foundation member) no.156/4ANDERSON, Charles William, d.1981 no.63/14, no.99/13ANDERSON, Charlie (carrier) no.157/13ANDERSON, Edward John Thomas, 1884-1972 no.61/8ANDERSON, H., Mrs no.90/2, no.90/13ANDERSON, Joe (taxi proprietor) no.138/10ANDERSON, Lillian Fanny, Mrs, d.1965 no.34/3ANDERSON, Nellie, Mrs (Rukenvale telephone exchange, 1937) no.47/5ANDERSON, Sam (Aboriginal cricketer) no.132/7, no.153/8ANDERSON, Victor August, 1901-1972 no.63/11ANDERSON, William Frederick (b.1897) no.82/7ANDORA (ship) no.127/6ANDREN, V., Miss no.19/2ANDREWS COACHWORKS (est. 1902) no.25/2ANDREWS, Emma Bertha, Mrs, 1883-1982 no.103/15


54ANDREWS, Ferdinand Arthur, 1904-1982 no.102/16ANDREWS, George (blacksmith, Casino) no.25/2ANDREWS, Matilda Jane, Mrs, 1881-1976 no.79/8ANDREWS, Roy (golden wedding anniversary) no.105/13ANEMAAT, Bernadette, Mrs no.154/5, no.154/70ANEMAAT, Gerard (Dutch migrant) no.154/5, no.154/70ANEMAAT, Gerard, Mrs See ANEMAAT, Bernadette, MrsANGERS, Captain no.43/6ANGLICAN CHURCH no.76/8, no.150/6, no.154/35, no.158/4ANGLICAN CHURCH – Alstonville no.66/6, no.95/10, no.96/10, no.150/7ANGLICAN CHURCH – Ballina (St Marys, diamond jubilee) no.39/2, no.79/9, no.150/6ANGLICAN CHURCH – Bangalow no.88/7ANGLICAN CHURCH – Billinudgel (St Clements) no.44/4, no.104/12ANGLICAN CHURCH – Binna Burra no.150/8ANGLICAN CHURCH – Bishops (Arthur) no.24/2, no.35/2, no.39/2-3ANGLICAN CHURCH – Bishops (Clements) no.20/3ANGLICAN CHURCH – Broken Head (St Oswalds) no.61/8ANGLICAN CHURCH – Byron Bay (St Paul the Apostle) no.46/11, no.66/6, no.90/11ANGLICAN CHURCH – Camira Creek (St Andrews, 1915-1975) no.73/10ANGLICAN CHURCH – Casino (St Marks, 100 years) no.42./3, no.91/8ANGLICAN CHURCH – Casino Parish no.16/3ANGLICAN CHURCH – Clovass no.16/3ANGLICAN CHURCH – Clunes (St Peters, diamond jubilee) no.39/2ANGLICAN CHURCH – Coraki (St Mary Magdalene) no.24/2, no.73/9, no.85/12, no.88/7, no.104/9ANGLICAN CHURCH – Dalwood no.145/6ANGLICAN CHURCH – Dunoon (golden jubilee) no.22/1ANGLICAN CHURCH – Eltham (St Marks) no.43/8ANGLICAN CHURCH – Ewingsdale (St Columbas, 50 years) no.33/2ANGLICAN CHURCH – Fernside (St Thomas) no.92/7, no.124/12, no.127/12ANGLICAN CHURCH – Goonellabah (St Peters) [at Tulloona] no.62/3, no.96/4ANGLICAN CHURCH – Kyogle no.45/7ANGLICAN CHURCH - Lennox Head (St Johns?) no.66/4-5, no.67/5ANGLICAN CHURCH – Lismore (St Andrews) no.43/5, no.51/5-6, no.55/3, no.58/7, no.59/12, no.60/13, no.62/4, no.82/9, no.84/3, no.153/8 & 13, no.158/11-12ANGLICAN CHURCH – Lismore Parish (est. 1871) no.85/11ANGLICAN CHURCH – Mothers Union no.79/9, no.91/3ANGLICAN CHURCH – Mullumbimby (St Martins) no.73/9ANGLICAN CHURCH – Nimbin (St Marks, golden jubilee) no.21/3, no.56/5ANGLICAN CHURCH – North Creek, Ballina no.150/7-8ANGLICAN CHURCH – Parramatta (St Johns) no.141/10ANGLICAN CHURCH – Port Macquarie (restoration) no.41/3ANGLICAN CHURCH – Richmond-Tweed no.16/2, no.35/2ANGLICAN CHURCH – St Aiden’s (70 years) no.35/2ANGLICAN CHURCH – South Lismore (All Saints) no.52/13ANGLICAN CHURCH – Tabulum (St Johns, diamond jubilee) no.22/1ANGLICAN CHURCH – Tintenbar (Christ Church Anglican, 1895-1974) no.72/13, no.150/7ANGLICAN CHURCH – Tomki no.16/3ANGLICAN CHURCH – Uralba no.43/8, no.150/8ANGLICAN CHURCH – Urbenville (St Marks, est.1915) no.35/2, no.44/4ANGLICAN CHURCH – Wardell (St Barnabas) no.89/9, no.90/11ANGLICAN CHURCH – Woodburn (est.1878) no.85/12, no.88/7ANGUS, Steve (macadamia nut mechanical processor) no.125/16ANIMALS (Richmond River) no.140/14ANSCHAU, John (postmaster, 1879) no.51/8ANSETT AIRWAYS no.48/6, no.93/6, no.97/2ANSTEY, C. (Tregeagle) no.84/14ANSTEY, James (bootmaker) no.1/3, no.115/16ANSTEY, Raymond no.142/12ANTARCTIC BEECH (timber) no.81/10ANTHONY HORDERN & SONS no.54/11


55ANTHONY, Doug See ANTHONY, J.D. (Doug)ANTHONY, H.L. (Tony) (M.H.R.) no.154/9, no.154/15ANTHONY, J.D. (Doug), M.P. no.19/1, no.38/1, no.42/1, no.46/2, no.50/2, no.54/2, no.58/4, no.66/2, no.84/7, no.94/8, no.95/5, no.101/10, no.154/9ANTHONY, Tony See ANTHONY, H.L. (Tony)ANTIQUES no.65/2-3ANTONIOLLI FAMILY (New Italy) no.19/2, no.64/14ANTONIOLLI, Marion, Mrs, 1890-1981 no.98/13ANZAC DAY MARCH no.139/18ANZAC MEMORIAL ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHAPEX CLUBS OF AUSTRALIA (established 50 years) no.101/10, no.142/5APEX CLUBS – Lismore no.68/9, no.68/12, no.101/7APIARISTS no.112/6APOLLO HALL (Keen Street) no.133/7, no.133/15, no.134/12, no.135/8, no.154/60APPLE (timber for craft) no.101/4APPS, Aubrey Carlton [Coraki] no.54/3-4, no.62/7, no.80/3APPS, Aubrey Carlton, Mrs See APPS, Madeleine (nee ISAACS), d.1983APPS, Lillias Stuart (nee YABSLEY), d.1968 no.48/13APPS, Madeleine (nee ISAACS), d.1983 no.106/13AQUARIUS FESTIVAL (Nimbin) no.87/10AQUINAS, Mother See BRAZEL, Aquinas, MotherARAGWAL ABORIGINAL TRIBE no.137/3ARAKOON (N.C.S.N. steamship) no.155/6ARAUCARIA (ship) no.118/15ARAUCARIA CUNNINGHAMII (hoop pine) no.130/14ARCHIBALD, John no.70/5ARCHITECTS (Gill) no.8/1ARCHIVES (R.R.H.S.) no.146/14ARCHIVES AUTHORITY OF N.S.W. no.92/10ARCHIVISTS (Cousins) no.5/1, no.16/1, no.18/2, no.20/2AREA OFFICE (World War II) no.154/47ARENA, Franca, Mrs (M.L.C.) no.149/3ARGUL, (goldminer, Broken Hill) no.140/9ARIAL MAIL SERVICE (Lismore-Tenterfield, 1920) no.134/1ARKINSTALL, Elizabeth Ann, Mrs no.51/14ARKINSTALL, George, d.1960 no.17/3ARMBRUSTER FAMILY (Wollongbar) no.112/9ARMBRUSTER, Ethel Maude (nee MCCARTNEY), d.1962 no.24/4ARMBRUSTER, Leslie David, d.1982 no.102/16ARMBRUSTER, Louis (Lindendale) no.133/4ARMBRUSTER, Otto Robert, d.1952 no.24/4ARMBRUSTER, Otto Robert, Mrs See ARMBRUSTER, Ethel Maude (nee MCCARTNEY)ARMFIELD, John Henry, 1885-1968 no.45/9ARMFIELD, Joseph, d.1962 no.25/3ARMIDALE & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.22/2, no.39/2, no.41/1ARMIDALE FOLK MUSEUM no.12/4, no.34/2ARMIDALE TEACHERS COLLEGE no.2/1, no.34/2, no.54/1, no.137/3ARMISTICE (World War I) no.154/4ARMSTEAD, Dianne (author) no.139/6ARMSTRONG FAMILY (Disputed Plain) no.92/7, no.97/7, no.118/9, no.123/3ARMSTRONG, (settler) no.121/17ARMSTRONG, Bill (Disputed Plain) no.123/4ARMSTRONG, Charles Edgar, d.1978 no.86/11, no.126/5ARMSTRONG, Errol Dudley, d.1961 no.20/5ARMSTRONG, Frederick Arthur, 1897-1980 no.96/13ARMSTRONG, Helen (nee MITCHELL) See MELBA, Nellie, DameARMSTRONG, Jack no.101/6ARMSTRONG, James (Sudan Jim) no.115/13, no.153/8ARMSTRONG, James Osman (Oss), d.1975 no.76/6ARMSTRONG, James, 1898-1973 no.65/8


56ARMSTRONG, James, Cr. (Byron Shire) no.59/8ARMSTRONG, James, Cr. (Terania Shire) no.126/5ARMSTRONG, Jim (Disputed Plain) no.123/4ARMSTRONG, Jim (Soudan) See ARMSTRONG, James (Sudan Jim)ARMSTRONG, Jim [Clunes] no.45/5ARMSTRONG, Jim, Ald. no.82/1, no.100/10ARMSTRONG, M.W.S. (president, R.R.H.S 1953) no.135/3-4ARMSTRONG, Maggie (Disputed Plain) no.123/3ARMSTRONG, Margaret Annie (Madge), Mrs, d.1976 no.79/8ARMSTRONG, N.W. [Bangalow] no.51/13ARMSTRONG, Roy no.49/13, no.154/39ARMSTRONG, Sonny (aviator) no.136/15ARMSTRONG, Thomas Byron, 1909-1972 [director of NORCO] no.62/12ARMSTRONG, Tom no.141/17ARMSTRONG, Tom (50 years PAFS member) no.102/12ARNDELL, Rachel Leah, Mrs, 1893-1967 no.43/9ARNETT, Beryl See ARNETT, Effie A. (Beryl)(nee BUDDEN)ARNETT, Effie A. (Beryl)(nee BUDDEN)(custodian RRHS) no.90/2, no.111/5ARNETT, Ellen, Mrs, 1891-1977 no.84/12ARNETT, K. no.94/14ARNETT, Leah, Mrs, 1897-1977 no.82/10ARNISON, Peter, Major-Gen. no.151/18ARNOLD, William (Mayor, Mullumbimby) no.10/2ARROWROOT CULTIVATION no.54/11, no.56/13, no.72/4ARROWSMITH, John See ARROWSMITH, Kenneth Tosach (John)ARROWSMITH, Kenneth Tosach (John), B.E.M., d.1976 no.75/9, no.77/9, no.78/8ART GALLERY no.158/6ARTEFACTS (Aboriginal) no.100/5ARTHUR FAMILY REUNION no.102/12ARTHUR, Agnes Margaret, Mrs, 1912-1982 no.104/14ARTHUR, Alice Ada, Mrs, 1879-1974 no.70/14ARTHUR, Bill (Bullocky) no.115/13ARTHUR, C. (diamond wedding) no.73/9ARTHUR, Charles Hoskin, 1895-1976 no.79/8ARTHUR, Ernest Alfred, d.1961 no.22/4ARTHUR, Gwendoline, Mrs no.81/11ARTHUR, John M. (postmaster, 1900) no.46/8ARTHUR, Les (golden wedding) no.71/8ARTHUR, Mary, Mrs, d.1962 no.B23/3ARTHUR, May, Mrs (50 years PAFS member) no.102/12ARTHUR, Norman (Dorroughby) no.120/7ARTHUR, R.G., Rt. Rev., Bishop of Grafton no.24/2, no.35/2, no.39/2-3, no.44/4, no.45/7, no.59/12-13, no.60/4ARTHUR, Reg, 1906-1979 no.90/13ARTHUR, William & Ivy Louisa Alice (nee KING) (diamond wedding) no.34/2ARTHUR, William, 1881-1965 no.23/2, no.34/2, no.36/4ARTHUR, Winifred no.116/11ARTILLERY RANGE (Lennox Head) no.154/12ARTISTS (Beatrice Drewe) no.14/2, no.15/1ARTLETT & WARD (drapery store, 1920) no.127/13ARTS & CRAFT EXHIBITION no.14/2ARUACARIA (river steamer) no.128/13, no.128/14ASBESTOS MINING no.4/3ASHBY STATION (Clarence River) no.151/3ASHBY, (Clark Irving property) no.44/9ASHLA (homestead, Numulgi Road) no.72/13ASHLAR See ASHLAASHLIN, Richard Frederick, d.1962 no.23/4ASHTONS CIRCUS no.89/6ASHWORTH, (Australian Shipbuilding Board) no.154/25ASKEW, Geoff (golden wedding) no.91/8


57ASKEW, Jean Alison, Mrs, d.2000 (hospital auxiliary) no.109/8, no.115/6ASKEW, Paul Harold, d.1997 (golden wedding anniversary) no.109/8ASKEW, Paul Harold, Mrs See ASKEW, Jean Alison, Mrs, d.2000ASPERY, Ellen Agnes (nee MCMAHON), d.1962 no.24/4ASPERY, W.J. no.96/3ASPINALL, Arthur Martel, Dr. no.104/15ASSISTED IMMIGRANTS no.152/6ATCHISON, John F., Dr. (guest speaker) no.69/2-4, no.83/8ATKIN(S), Eleanor (nee JONES) (midwife) no.113/15, no.115/8ATKIN(S), Inez, Miss (midwife) no.113/15ATKIN(S), Tom (seaman) no.110/4, no.111/12, no.115/7-8ATKIN, D. (golden wedding) no.112/19ATKIN, Elma Una, Mrs, 1912-1982 no.102/16ATKIN, George Thomas, 1887-1976 no.79/8ATKIN, Harriet (nee EXTON), d.1957 no.6/3ATKIN, Joseph no.6/3ATKIN, Margaret (nee MITCHELL) (Granny, b.1938, midwife) no.115/6ATKIN, Thomas no.157/4ATKIN, Thomas (selector) no.121/15ATKINS, Joseph (drum major) no.110/4ATKINS, Mrs (milliner, Keen Street) no.131/12ATKINSON, Sonya, Ald. (Lismore Council, RRHS Rep.) no.101/1, no.102/1, no.102/6, no.106/1ATKINSON, Thomas, 1899-1981 no.98/14ATTEWELL, Emmy, Mrs, 1880-1970 no.56/11ATTEWELL, Hermann Bartlett, Mrs See ATTEWELL, Iris Eileen (Atty) (nee FOSTER), d.1991ATTEWELL, Iris Eileen (Atty) (nee FOSTER), d.1991 no.77/9, no.153/7ATTEWELL, Iris Harriett See HERMANN, Iris Harriett (nee ATTEWELL)ATTEWELL, Joseph, d.1961 no.20/5ATTWELL, Samuel Robert no.104/17 [Attewell?]AUBIN, Philip Touet, d.1980 no.93/14AUCKRAM, Alfred Harold, 1898-1981 no.100/17AUCKRAM, H. (golden wedding anniversary) no.111/7AUCTIONEERS no.114/7, no.157/13, no.158/5AUCTIONS (livestock) no.158/5AULIFF, Edgar Thomas George, 1889-1969 no.49/15AUNTIE MOLLIE (Radio 2LM) See NOONAN, Mollie, MissAUSTIN, John James, 1910-1982 no.104/15AUSTIN, Pearl (nee COTTEE), 1894-1983 no.106/13AUSTRALASIA (river steamship) no.128/13AUSTRALASIA (ship) no.118/3, no.118/15AUSTRALIA COUNCIL (grant) no.149/3AUSTRALIA DAY no.49/2, no.57/1AUSTRALIA IN THE 1870s no.93/13AUSTRALIA POST - History no.126/2AUSTRALIA REMEMBERS, 1945-1995 no.153/3, no.154/1, no.155/13AUSTRALIA’S AMATEUR HOUR no.148/16AUSTRALIAN ARMY MEDICAL WOMENS SERVICE (AAMWS) no.154/8AUSTRALIAN BANK OF COMMERCE (1920) no.127/14AUSTRALIAN BIOGRAPHICAL & GENEALOGICAL RECORD no.104/5AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION – Concerts no.75/9AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION no.94/7, no.101/10AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUND (ACF) no.154/50 & 55, no.154/58 & 59AUSTRALIAN COUNCIL OF CHURCHES no.116/13AUSTRALIAN ESSENTIAL OILS no.72/14AUSTRALIAN GENERAL HOSPITAL no.154/50AUSTRALIAN ILLAWARRA SHORTHORN (cattle breed) no.120/10AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF ABORIGINAL STUDIES no.50/8, no.52/4, no.53/13, no.81/12, no.82/11AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF GENEALOGICAL STUDIES (award) no.110/17AUSTRALIAN JERSEY HERD SOCIETY no.49/13AUSTRALIAN LANGUAGE, by Sydney J.Baker no.82/13


58AUSTRALIAN LIGHT HORSE no.5/1AUSTRALIAN MILITARY FORCES no.154/12AUSTRALIAN MOTTOES, by Vivienne Sigley no.133/14, no.134/14, no.135/16AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM, Sydney no.1/2, no.3/1AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY See A.M.P. SOCIETYAUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY no.100/9AUSTRALIAN NUT INDUSTRY (macadamia nut) no.125/15AUSTRALIAN PIONEER WOMEN OF THE BUSH no.129/17AUSTRALIAN SHIPBUILDING BOARD no.154/25, no.154/28, no.154/33AUSTRALIAN SHIPOWNERS AND THEIR FLEETS, by R. Parsons no.69/14AUSTRALIAN WOMENS ARMY SERVICE (AWAS) no.154/8, no.154/50AUSTRALIAN YEAR OF THE TREE no.103/1, no.103/3AUTHORS (Cousins) no.5/12, no.16/1, no.18/2, no.20/2AVERY, May, Mrs, d.1963 no.26/4AVERY, W.E., Canon (golden jubilee) no.80/12AVIATION no.54/12, no.97/1, no.98/7, no.136/15AVOCADO (timber for craft) no.101/4AVOCADOS (fruit) no.121/9AVONDALE (Sommerlad homestead) no.144/15, no.145/6AVONDALE AVENUE, Lismore no.48/5AXFORD, Jessie Vivian See WARD, Jessie Vivian (nee AXFORD)AXFORD, Clara (nee DONALDSON) no.68/8, no.100/7AXFORD, John James (pioneer, Wongavale, 1907) no.68/8, no.100/7AXFORD, John James, Mrs See AXFORD, Clara (nee DONALDSON)AXFORD, R.G. (golden wedding) no.37/3AXFORD, William Sellick, 1905-1981 no.100/7AXTENS, Alan Ward, d.1966 (solicitor) no.16/2, no.26/1, no.32/2, no.34/1, no.39/1, no.157/7AXTENS, Alan Ward, Mrs, d.1958 See AXTENS, Joyce M.F. (nee ALLEN)AXTENS, Joyce M.F. (nee ALLEN), d.1958 no.9/2AYLING, Ilene, Mrs, 1901-1981 no.99/13AZALEA (timber for craft) no.101/4AZTLAN (La Balsa raft) no.81/8, no.84/9

BABA (Aboriginal = Papa) no.68/13-14BACHELORS AND SPINSTERS BALL no.144/5, no.154/61BACK CREEK no.103/10, no.107/5, no.115/5BACK, K.J. (b.1869) no.95/6BACK, W.A. no.95/6BACKHOUSE, E.B. (treasurer, Show Society) no.115/16BACKMEDE SCHOOL See SCHOOLSBACKSHALL, Jane (Janie), d.1981 no.99/13BADIOR, Michelle, Miss no.101/10BAGATELLE (game of skill, cue & balls) no.127/18, no.128/14BAGNELL, T.J. (postmaster 1924) no.46/9BAGOT, (saw miller) no.88/11BAGOT, Walter (saw miller, Ballina) no.131/6, no.132/12BAGOT’S MILL (sawmill, Ballina) no.42/3, no.69/14BAGOTVILLE no.32/1, no.88/11BAHMNGIN (Aboriginal people) no.83/13BAILEY, (Bexhill) no.72/7BAILEY, Adelaide Mary, Mrs, 1882-1970 no.56/12, no.57/10BAILEY, Barry (Bangalow) no.124/6, no.125/8, no.127/7, no.128/9, no.128/14, no.142/3, no.142/15, no.144/3, no.145/4BAILEY, Barry, Mrs See BAILEY, Rosemary, MrsBAILEY, Bertram James, 1883-1967 no.43/9BAILEY, Bertram Sidney, 1893-1970 no.53/9BAILEY, Geoff N. (archaeologist) no.77/10, 78/13-14, no.93/7BAILEY, George (married Northcott) no.136/13BAILEY, Hazel Lillian Olga, Miss, 1895-1969 no.50/12BAILEY, Ivy Phoebe, Mrs, 1899-1981 no.97/11


59BAILEY, Lucy (nee NORTHCOTT), 1851-1935 no.136/13BAILEY, Mary, Miss See GOULTER, Mary (nee BAILEY)BAILEY, Raymond W.A., 1893-1980 no.96/13BAILEY, Rebecca, Mrs, 1877-1968 no.46/13BAILEY, Rosemary, Mrs no.125/8, no.128/9, no.128/11, no.128/14, no.142/3, no.142/15, no.144/3, no.145/4BAILEY, Stanley George, 1905-1983 no.105/15BAILEY, Theodore, d.1965 no.35/4126BAILLIE, James (blacksmith) no.96/7, no.115/16, no.125/4BAIN, Andrew Wilson, 1891-1974 no.71/10BAIN, Jo-Anne (guest speaker, R.R.H.S.) no.153/17BAINES, Arthur (Radio 2LM) no.148/14BAKER, Daphne (nee EDWARDS) no.134/13, no.154/42, no.154/58-59, no.155/13BAKER, Dexter, 1890-1976 no.77/5BAKER, Dulcie May, Mrs, d.1976 no.79/8BAKER, F., Mrs no.88/6BAKER, Grace (nee WARD) no.154/53BAKER, John, 1890-1982 no.103/14BAKER, Mary Pretoria, Mrs, d.1980 no.94/13BAKER, S. (golden wedding) no.60/7BAKER, Sydney J. (author) no.82/13BAKER, Ted no.154/53BAKER, Ted, Mrs See DALEY, Grace (nee WARD, previously BAKER)BALD HILL (later Beck’s Hill/Bexhill) See BEXHILLBALDWIN, Frank Leonard, d.1972 no.61/7BALDWIN, G., Mrs (Tabulam) no.75/4BALDWIN, Harry (case miller) no.115/12BALDWIN, Mrs (West of the Range H.S.) no.84/1BALDWIN, William Alwyn, d.1982 no.102/18BALE, (1890 coffee grower, Clarence River) no.138/9BALE, A.C. (golden wedding) no.46/11BALE, Gertrude, Mrs, d.1973 no.65/9BALL, Alfred Stephen, 1898-1973 no.68/9BALL, Bob, Captain no.118/16BALL, Charlie (Show Society) no.76/11BALL, Edna, Mrs (Fernside) no.127/12BALL, Helena Jane (nee COSTELLO), 1888-1967 no.42/4153BALL, Laura (nee CARMONT) no.64/12, no.92/7BALL, Robert Francis, 1879-1970 no.53/9BALL, Thomas John, d.1981 no.92/7, no.98/14BALL, Thomas John, Mrs See BALL, Laura (nee CARMONT)BALLADS, Bush no.146/13BALLARD, Sydney R. (Sid) no.97/1, no.99/2, no.100/1, no.101/1, no.102/1, no.105/2, no.106/1, no.118/12BALLARD, Sydney R. (Sid) no.120/4, no.120/10, no.121/3 & 8, 122/2 & 10, no.154/23BALLARIN, Carlo Pietro, d.1964 no.30/3BALLARIN, G. [Italian Consul General representative] no.27/1BALLINA no.2/2, no.5/2, no.10/3, no.11/3, no.14/1, no.14/3, no.16/4, no.43/3, no.50/5, no.61/6, no.62/4-5, no.69/13-14, no.70/13, no.77/2, no.80/11, no.81/8, no.88/11, no.101/5, no.104/17, no.105/4, no.106/14, no.107/4-5, no.108/9, no.109/4, no.111/6, .122/13, no.127/6, no.140/10, no.145/10, no.156/3BALLINA (paddle steamer) no.87/5, no.108/3, 118/15BALLINA ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHBALLINA BAR no.104/7BALLINA BOWLING CLUB (70 years) no.91/8BALLINA BOYS BAND no.98/5BALLINA BREAKWATER no.101/8BALLINA CHAPTER OF R.R.H.S. See R.R.H.S.BALLINA COAST GUARD no.128/14BALLINA COUNCIL no.11/3, no.16/1, no.20/1, no.25/2, no.29/1, no.95/7BALLINA COUNCIL – Mayors no.5/2, no.10/3, no.11/3, no.17/3, no.28/1, no.30/1BALLINA COUNCIL – Publications no.107/13BALLINA COURTHOUSE no.62/3


60BALLINA DISTRICT HOSPITAL (1895) no.60/10BALLINA EX-SERVICEMEN’S CLUB no.88/10BALLINA FISHERMEN’S COOPERATIVE no.132/4BALLINA GIRL GUIDES (50 years) no.91/8BALLINA HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.49/8, no.55/8, no.62/4, no.71/9BALLINA INTERMEDIATE HIGH SCHOOL See SCHOOLSBALLINA JAZZ BAND, 1919-1950 no.38/3BALLINA LADIES HEALING CYCLING CLUB no.146/16BALLINA LIGHTHOUSE & LISMORE SURF CLUB no.46/11, no.108/8BALLINA LIONS CLUB no.55/8BALLINA MARITIME MUSEUM no.80/11, no.81/8, no.84/9, no.87/9, no.102/3, no.104/16, no.108/8, no.125/8, no.128/13BALLINA METHODIST CHURCH See METHODIST CHURCHBALLINA MUNICIPAL BAND (centenary) no.50/7BALLINA MUNICIPAL COUNCIL See BALLINA COUNCILBALLINA POST OFFICE no.46/6, no.62/3BALLINA PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSBALLINA RIFLE RANGE See RIFLE RANGES – BallinaBALLINA SCOUT TROOP no.62/14BALLINA SHIRE COUNCIL See BALLINA COUNCILBALLINA SLIPWAY no.97/9, no.128/14, no.132/4, no.154/33BALLINA SLIPWAY & ENGINEERING COMPANY no.132/4BALLINA STREET BRIDGE, Lismore no.101/7, no.158/5BALLINA STREET, Lismore no.109/11BALLINA, East See EAST BALLINABALLINA: PAGES OF THE PAST, by Bonnie Paff no.102/14, no.106/14BALLROOM DANCES no.123/18, no.135/8BALLS (social dances) no.144/5BALMER, Maud Ellen, Mrs, 1882-1980 no.82/14, no.95/11BALMER, Robert Gordon (newspaper proprietor) no.48/10, no.122/13BALMORAL CASTLE (World War I troopship) no.116/9BALSA RAFTS (Ballina) no.104/16BALUGAN (Aboriginal language = “young man”) no.55/11, no.56/13BALZER, Annie Ada May, Mrs, d.1978 no.87/14BALZER, Louisa Mary, Mrs, 1887-1975 no.75/10BALZER, Norma (nee ROBINSON) no.154/1BALZER, P.H. no.156/4BANANA GROWERS FEDERATION no.49/13, no.154/39BANANA GROWING no.72/4, no.110/11, no.111/8, no.132/8, no.133/9, no.149/4BAND MUSIC (brass) no.134/11BANDICOOTS no.140/15BANDJALANG GRAMMAR, by Dr. W.E. Smyth no.94/5BANDS - Coraki (Brass Band) no.7/2BANDS no.111/7BANGALOW no.11/2, no.43/5, no.99/3, no.100/16, no.118/7BANGALOW (N.C.S.N. steamship) no.155/6BANGALOW ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHBANGALOW HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.149/9, no.150/5, no.157/15BANGALOW PALM (= PICCABEEN) no.78/4, no.81/8BANGALOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH See PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHBANK (financial institution) no.158/4BANK OF AUSTRALASIA (1920) no.127/14BANK OF N.S.W. – Clunes Agency no.128/17BANK OF N.S.W. – Lismore (est.1878) no.87/13BANK OF N.S.W. no.64/5BANKS See individual names, & localitiesBANKS, Joseph (botanist) no.54/2BANNANTYNE, James (1879 building contractor) no.137/15BAPTISM (christening) no.121/14BAPTISM SERVICES no.118/13


61BAPTIST CHURCH no.158/13BAPTIST CHURCH – Lismore no.39/3, no.42/2BARANGARY CREEK no.70/4BARANGARY GRASS no.70/4BARBED WIRE no.114/9BARBER, Henry John, 1884-1974 no.72/10BARBER, John George Hewson, 1893-1978 no.88/9BARBER, Margaret See DOCKRILL, Margaret (nee BARBER)BARBERS [trade] no.113/7BARCLAY, B., 1876-1971 no.58/10BARGES, River no.109/5BARHAM STREET, Lismore no.56/14BARHAM, Charles A. (Lismore Town Clerk) no.56/14, no.90/5, no.108/2, no.119/10BARHAM, Charles Sidney, Captain, 1891-1982 no.102/18BARKER BROS. (Ettrick Forest Station) no.107/6BARKER FAMILY no.147/6BARKERS VALE no.3/3BARLING, Annie Miriam (nee GARRARD), d.1937 no.1/2, no.96/8, no.100/13, no.132/13BARLING, Dorothy Grace, Mrs, 1892-1978 no.88/9BARLING, Richard, Mrs See BARLING, Annie Miriam (nee GARRARD), d.1937BARLOW, Albert J. (Bert), Ald. No.36/2BARLOW, Keith no.154/33BARLOW, Nicholas (Duck Creek Mountain) no.113/12BARN DANCE, Progressive no.135/10BARNARD, Elizabeth Anne (nee MCDONALD) (Dongrayald) no.113/15, no.152/14, no.153/5BARNARD, Esther (later MCKENZIE) See MCKENZIE, Esther (nee BARNARD)BARNARD, George (auctioneer) no.64/4, no.114/7, no.152/14, no.153/5BARNARD, George, Mrs See BARNARD, Elizabeth Anne (nee MCDONALD)BARNARD, Mabel, Mrs, d.1977 no.84/12BARNES, A.K. (Keith), d.1985 no.154/24, no.154/34 & 36, no.154/73, no.155/13BARNES, Alma Mary, Mrs, 1898-1979 no.92/14BARNES, Aubrey James, 1892-1983 no.105/14BARNES, Colin (motor garage, Bangalow) no.75/9BARNES, Edward George (George), 1894-1982 no.46/11, no.104/14BARNES, Henry & BUNDOCK (lease: Dyraaba, Dome Mountain) no.44/8BARNES, Henry & SMITH (lease: Gordon Brook, Tempe, Stratheden) no.44/8BARNES, Henry (Cassino Station) no.125/3, no.127/15BARNES, Henry (Dyraaba Station, etc.) no.45/4BARNES, Henry (Dyraaba) no.64/3BARNES, Henry (Tomki Station) no.109/10, no.119/13BARNES, Henry, Mrs (Dyraaba) no.74/9BARNES, J.C. no.86/7BARNES, Keith no.121/21BARNES, Keith, Mrs (nee OLLEY) no.121/21BARNES, Michael, Mr & Mrs (Dyraaba) no.99/6BARNES, Neil no.154/73BARNES, Ross no.154/73BARNES, Winifred Mary, Mrs, d.1983 no.105/14BARNETT, Alice Annie (nee TAYLOR), d.1965 (music teacher) no.33/2, no.98/5BARNIER, B. (golden wedding anniversary) no.116/16BARNSTORMING (Aero) no.134/1BARONGANYATY HOTEL (near Telegraph Point) no.80/8BARR, Gregor David, 1906-1980 (solicitor) no.94/12BARRATT, Catherine Maria, Mrs, 1892-1980 no.95/12, no.96/13BARRETT, Albert Edward, d.1962 no.23/4BARRIE, James, d.1920 no.89/8, no.115/16, no.118/6, no.127/4, no.139/11BARRIE, James, Mrs See BARRIE, Mary (nee MCLEAN), d.1892BARRIE, Mary (nee MCLEAN), d.1892 no.65/9BARROW, James (Rosehill) no.116/14BARROW, James, Mrs See BARROW, Sarah, Mrs


62BARROW, Sarah, Mrs (Rosehill) no.116/14BARRY, Amy, Mrs, d.1981 no.98/13BARRY, Charles (cedar cutter, Rosehill) no.116/14, no.121/14BARRY, Charles, Mrs See BARRY, Mary (previously BATTIS)BARRY, Ernest (sculler) no.119/6BARRY, Mary (previously BATTIS) (Rosehill) no.116/14BARTER BOATS See DEALING BOATSBARTHOLOMAEUS, Dorothy, Mrs no.101/10BARTHOLOMEW, Annie Harriet, Mrs, d.1978 no.86/11BARTLETT, Elsie Pearl, Mrs, d.1983 no.105/15BARTLETT, Florence, Miss, 1887-1985 no.114/9BARTLETT, John David, 1902-1968 no.46/13BARTLETT, Lily (nee SARGENT), d.1966 no.37/4BARTLETT, Ralph William, d.1975 no.75/11BARTLEY, Ted, 1908-1980 no.93/14BARTON, George, d.1966 no.40/4BARTON, Gertrude Muriel, Mrs, 1896-1967 no.43/9BARTRIM, Arthur James no.35/3BARYULGIL no.84/8BARYULGIL ABORIGINAL SETTLEMENT no.83/4BARYULGIL CASTLE no.4/3, no.14/2BARZ, Kari, Mrs (archaeologist) no.98/14, no.100/9, no.101/1, no.102/2BASE HOSPITAL See HOSPITALSBASHFORTH, Edgar, d.1980 no.94/13BASKETBALL (sport) no.154/51BASKET-MAKING no.72/12BASS MEDAL (teacher education) no.93/4BASS, Christina Dora (nee WOOD), d.1980 no.96/13BASS, Emily Ruth, Mrs, d.1974 no.72/10BASS, Helen Doris, Mrs, d.2003 no.87/4, no.92/2, no.92/13, no.95/2, no.99/1, no.101/14BASS, Raymond George, d.2000 no.59/2, no.66/1 & 2, no.75/8, no.80/12, no.81/14, no.82/3, no.82/8, no.84/2, no.86/1-2, no.87/1, no.87/11, no.91/4, no.92/6, no.93/4, no.94/1, no.94/6, no.98/11, no.101/14, no.103/3, no.104/2, no.117/10BASS, Raymond George, Mrs See BASS, Helen Doris, Mrs, d.2003BASSETTI, Tom (publican) no.83/4no.105/12BASTIAN, Albert James (Bert), d.1975 no.16/1, no.20/1, no.23/1, no.24/2, no.30/1, no.37/1, no.38/1, no.42/1, no.43/1, no.61/1, no.64/8, no.73/1, no.75/1, no.156/18, no.156/20BASTIAN, Albert James (Bert), Mrs See BASTIAN, Olive (nee SCHULSTAD), d.2002BASTIAN, Olive (nee SCHULSTAD), d.2002 no.111/5, no.151/18, no.154/67BATCHELOR, Bertha Ann (Nell), Mrs, d.1980 no.95/11BATE, C.T. (Clarence River Historical Society) no.71/2BATE, George Henry, 1886-1968 no.48/14BATE, Merv (removalist) no.141/4-5BATH (chip water heater) no.158/9BATH, Lucy Mabel Mary (nee JOHNSON), d.1965 no.35/3BATH, Noel (school teacher) no.61/13BATHURST, Earl of no.17/2BATSON, Florence Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1965 no.34/3BATSON, John (golden wedding) no.97/10BATTENS BIGHT (locality) no.105/8, no.141/17BATTERHAM, Gordon (golden wedding) no.91/8BATTESE, Vic (Dunoon) no.119/4BATTIS, Francis James, 1894-1974 no.69/5BATTIS, Francis, d.1861 (Rosehill) no.116/14, no.121/14BATTIS, Francis, Mrs See BARRY, Mary (previously BATTIS)BATTIS, Mary, Mrs (Rosehill) See BARRY, Mary (previously BATTIS)BATTISTUZZI FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14BATTISTUZZI, Battista Giovani (Peter), d.1962 no.24/4BATTISTUZZI, Emma, Mrs, 1881-1971 no.60/6BATTISTUZZI, John Peter, 1903-1980 no.95/11


63BATTO, Dorothy, Mrs (Director, Museum Train) no.116/7BAU FARM (property, Edwin Seccombe) no.68/4BAUER, L. (North Coast Regional Manager, Westpac) no.127/11BAVEA, Matilda York, Mrs, 1897-1974 no.71/12BAWDEN, Thomas (b.1831) (historian) no.58/12, no.67/10, no.102/8, no.126/8, no.127/16BAXTER, Alison May, Mrs, 1891-1978 no.88/9BAXTER, Allan (garage proprietor) no.132/12BAXTER, Allan, Mrs (nee BURKE) no.132/12BAXTER, John Royal, d.1976 (Maclean Historical Society) no.71/3; no.79/7BAXTER, Reg no.100/12, no.141/1, 3 & 6, no.142/1, no.143/1, no.144/1, no.145/1, no.146/2BAXTER, Reg no.147/2, no.148/2, no.154/8, no.154/15, no.154/67BAXTER, William James (Bill), d.1975 no.76/6BAYEUX TAPESTRY no.88/6BAYFIELD GOLD MINE no.118/11BAYLES ROAD, Goolmangar no.121/15BAYLEY, Amelia Veronica (nee GILMORE), d.1964 no.29/4BAZZANA, Francesco, 1900-1971 no.58/5BAZZO FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14BEACOM, Ethel Annie May, Mrs, d.1982 no.102/17BEACOM, Myra Mackie, Mrs, 1893-1973 no.66/10 & 11BEACOM, R.T. (b.1871) no.60/4, no.73/3BEACOM, R.T., Mrs (b.1892) no.60/4BEACOM, Robert, 1872-1973 no.64/5, no.66/10 & 11BEADING EMBROIDERY no.136/4BEADMAN, L., Ms no.100/11BEADWORK DISPLAY no.106/10BEAGLE (H.M.S.) no.63/4, no.104/9BEANS (vegetable) no.133/9BEANTREE GROVE no.105/8BEARD, Ethel, Mrs, 1885-1976 no.79/9BEARD, George, 1894-1979 no.89/13BEARDOW, Charles Vincent, 1885-1969 no.52/14BEARDOW, Eliza, Mrs (Postmistress, 1903) no.46/8BEARDOW, Samuel Edward, d.1965 no.35/4BEATTIE, Janice no.17/2BEATTY, Bill (Folk Tales of Australia) no.78/11BEAUMONT, Gleneve, Mrs, d.1962 no.23/3BEAURY CREEK no.70/5BECK, Helena (Gran) (nee PRESTON), 1883-1973 no.68/9BECK, Ruby Jane, Mrs, 1899-1982 (Woodenbong) no.101/12BECK’S HILL See BEXHILLBECKINSALE, Arthur, 1872-1959 no.13/3, no.18/1BECKINSALE, Frances Ellen, Mrs, 1876-1971 no.58/10BECKMAN, Charlotte Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1963 no.26/4BEDDOES FAMILY REUNION no.90/14BEDDOES, Ann (nee EVANS), d.1935 no.90/14BEDDOES, Charlotte Ann (nee JAMES), d.1945 no.90/14BEDDOES, George Evans, d.1944 no.90/14BEDDOES, George Evans, Mrs See BEDDOES, Charlotte Ann (nee JAMES), d.1945BEDDOES, Henry Whaley (Whaley), d.1911 (pioneer, Dunoon, 1879) no.90/14BEDDOES, Henry Whaley, Mrs See BEDDOES, Ann (nee EVANS), d.1935BEDDOES, Lucy Ruth, Miss See WATSON, Lucy Ruth (nee BEDDOES)BEDDOES, Mary Elizabeth, Miss See FUNNELL, Mary Elizabeth (nee BEDDOES)BEDSPREADS no.136/6BEDWIN, L.A., Mrs no.99/10BEECHAM, (baker) no.153/15BEEF CATTLE INDUSTRY no.138/3BEEF WEEK (Casino) no.124/4BEEKEEPING no.112/6, no.142/13BEGADON, Honora, Sister (golden jubilee) no.95/9


64BEGADON, Mary Ellen, Sister (golden jubilee) no.95/9BEGGS, Eliza (nee MORRISH) no.133/11, no.151/10BEGGS, William no.151/10BEGGS, William, Mrs See BEGGS, Eliza (nee MORRISH)BEH, Henry William, d.1964 no.33/3BEH, Mountford (Monty), d.1963 no.27/4BEHAN, James Michael, d.1964 no.31/3BEIRNE, T.C. (storekeeper) no.103/8BELL RINGER (Fred Waghorn, 1915) no.137/11BELL, (Booerie Station) no.100/13BELL, A., Mrs no.87/4, no.90/2BELL, Cattle See CATTLE BELLBELL, Isobel, Mrs no.154/66BELL, J., Mrs no.1/1, no.2/2BELL, Jack no.154/66BELL, Jack, Mrs See BELL, Isobel, MrsBELL, James, Rev. Fr., 1898-1982 no.101/14BELL, Mrs (hotelier, Bewers Hill) no.112/7BELL, Nessie, Mrs no.138/14BELL, Prosper, d.1967 no.41/4BELLS (church, school, etc) no.51/3, no.65/7, no.91/5, no.91/8, no.93/9, no.94/12, no.95/10, no.96/10, no.97/9, no.98/4, no.98/7, no.99/4, no.100/13, no.101/8BELLS (St Carthage’s Cathedral, Lismore) no.132/10, no.135/12BELYEA, E., Mr & Mrs no.96/13BENAUD, Louis Ferdinand, d.1937 no.18/2, no.89/4, no.156/4BENCLUNA no.7/2BENDALL, E.P., 1892-1971 no.57/10BENDER, Mary Sophia, Mrs, 1889-1978 no.86/11BENEVOLENT SOCIETY – Lismore no.16/4, no.65/9, no.134/11BENHAM, Enid Merle, Mrs, d.1981 no.98/13BENHAM, J. no.60/2BENHAM, J.H. no.54/1, no.71/1, no.73/1, no.76/2, no.78/4, no.81/1, no.84/10, no.86/14, no.91/4, no.92/12,, no.94/14, no.96/2-3, no.99/2, no.100/2, no.101/1, no.102/1, no.105/4, no.106/1, no.109/6BENHAM, J.H., Mrs no.90/2BENHAM, Jack no.156/23BENHAM, Lewis no.91/4BENHAM, William Herbert R.D., 1894-1971 no.60/6BENN, Thomas, 1886-1968 no.48/15BENNELONG (motor vessel) no.129/5BENNETT, Alice Amelia, Mrs, 1884-1970 no.54/9BENNETT, Caroline Bertha, Mrs, d.1975 no.73/13BENNETT, J.M. no.92/11BENNETT, Mary Ann, Mrs, 1893-1981 no.99/13BENNETT, Percival Charles, d.1979 no.92/14BENNETT, R.J. no.89/7BENNETT, William, 1881-1969 no.52/13BENNETT’S HIRE SERVICE no.141/5BENTLEY (locality) no.46/4, no.74/6, no.90/10, no.91/10, no.102/9, no.114/17BENTLEY DOWNS (Trustum property) no.124/12BENTLEY DOWNS MUSEUM no.127/12BENTLEY STATION no.110/16, no.127/12, no.133/9BENTLEY, Chris no.94/14BENTLEY, E.W. (bank manager) no.89/4, no.127/13, no.156/4BENTLEY, Eva Elizabeth, Mrs, 1898-1982 no.102/16BENTLEY, Marguerite, Miss, d.1975 no.74/10BENTON, Sidney Clarence, d.1961 no.22/4BEOHM, Norman Henry, 1902-1980 no.96/13BERCHMANS, Mary, Mother, d.1973 no.66/10BERE HILL, Richard de la See HILL, Richard de la BereBERET MAKING (apprentices) no.136/3


65BERMINGHAM, Agatha May, Mrs, 1896-1980 no.94/13BERNARD, Esther, Miss See MCKENZIE, Esther (nee BERNARD)BERNSTEIN, Ludwig, Dr. no.21/2, no.22/2, no.120/15, no.149/10BERRIMA – History no.22/2, no.34/2BERRIMAN, Betty (nee MCDERMID) no.141/18BERRIMAN, Ron no.141/18BERRIMAN, Ron, Mrs See BERRIMAN, Betty (nee MCDERMID)BERRY EXPERIMENTAL FARM no.120/11BERRY, Cecil (musician) no.49/11, no.63/10BERRY, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1887-1978 no.88/9BERRY, Esther J.H., Mrs, 1894-1977 no.84/12BERRY, Jean, Ms (Jubilee, Lismore Public School) no.140/11BERRY, Perce See BERRY, William Percy (Perce)BERRY, Sarah Ann, Mrs, c.1908-1983 no.105/14BERRY, William Percy (Perce), d.1971 (dance band) no.154/59BERTHA (schooner) no.15/4BERTOLI FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14BERTOLI, Ernest, d.1964 no.29/4BERTOLI, Giovanni, d.1960 no.16/5BERTOLI, Jessie Belinda, Mrs, d.1982 no.102/16BERTOLI, Louis (cream carrier) no.135/14BERZINS, Baiba (librarian/author) no.143/11, no.150/5, no.157/15BEST, Charles (school teacher) no.81/12BEST, H.P. (solicitor) no.157/7BEST, Percival George, d.1947 (solicitor) no.89/4, no.156/4BETTERIDGE, Arthur Ernest, d.1964 no.30/3BETTERIDGE, Emily, Miss (Queen’s Silver Jubilee Medal) no.84/7BETTERIDGE, Margaret, Mrs (Mint Museum) no.105/6BETTS, Mr no.78/10BEUMANN, Klaudie, Mrs, 1892-1982 no.102/17BEVAN, Herbert, 1890-1981 no.98/13BEVAN, Neil no.100/14BEVAN, Trevor Davies, 1898-1969 (undertaker) no.51/9BEVERIDGE, J.J. (committee, Show Society) no.115/16BEVERIDGE, John (Rosehill, 1879) no.116/15BEWERS HILL (Alstonville) no.111/10, no.112/7BEWERS HOTEL (Alstonville) no.112/7BEWERS, Mrs (hotelier, Bewers Hill) no.112/7BEXHILL [locality] no.7/2, no.44/3, no.48/5, no.72/6-7, no.85/9, no.87/9, no.95/2, no.98/7, no.87/9, no.105/11, no.107/5, no.117/11, no.125/4, no.128/17BEXHILL BRICKWORKS no.91/7BEXHILL FELLOWSHIP CENTRE (85 years) no.53/6BEXHILL METHODIST CHURCH See METHODIST CHURCHBEXHILL SCHOOL See SCHOOLSBEXHILL ROAD no.109/3BIBLE (Gaelic) no.122/6BICENTENNIAL COMMUNITY COMMITTEE no.107/3BICYCLE CLUBS no.146/16BIENKE, Ann Jane, Mrs, 1895-1969 no.49/15BIG COUNTRY, A (ABC television programme on New Italy) no.94/7BIG RIVER (later Clarence river) no.94/3BIG RIVER CEDAR, by McBurney & Kinny no.93/5BIG SCRUB no.5/2, no.12/3, no.16/3, no.47/9, no.50/8, no.52/4, no.102/7, no.107/4, no.111/10, no.112/8, no.117/11, no.131/5, no.137/8, no.156/17BIG TOM (Aboriginal, Tunstall) no.110/16BIGGS, Jack (golden wedding) no.79/9BIGNELL, Allan no.141/9BIGNELL, Allan, Mrs See BIGNELL, Sheila, MrsBIGNELL, Francis Lawrence, Dr. no.141/9BIGNELL, Sheila, Mrs no.141/9


66BILLEN ROCK no.105/9BILLENS, The (locality) See THE BILLENSBILLIARD TABLE no.154/46BILLINUDGEL no.47/7, no.60/11BILLINUDGAL HOTEL no.99/7BILLINUDGEL M.U.I.O.O.F. (50 years) no.58/5BILLS CAVE (Camira Creek) no.100/9, no.102/2BILLY MAYS POINT no.138/14BILONGIL CREEK no.104/4BINGALL CREEK no.58/13BINNA BURRA no.49/7, no.64/7, no.99/3, no.132/8BINNA BURRA ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHBINNA BURRA POST OFFICE, 1921-1974 no.71/14BINSTEAD, (survivor, Stinson crash, 1937) no.89/10BIRD COLLECTION no.145/7BIRDS no.98/2BIRDS, Native (Big Scrub/Richmond River) no.129/8, no.140/14BIRDWOOD, William R., General no.145/17BIRMINGHAM, Ena Dorothy May, Mrs, 1909-1981 no.99/14BIRMINGHAM, Judy (archaeologist) no.80/9-10BIRMINGHAM, Margaret, Miss, 1898-1979 no.91/12BIRNEY, Cedila Maud, Mrs, 1890-1981 no.100/17BIRNEY, W. (50 years, Secretary, Blakebrook P. & C. Association) no.57/4BIRTH RECORDS (microfiche) no.146/15BISHOP, (diver, ship’s carpenter) no.112/4BISHOP, Elizabeth Ann, Mrs, 1881-1973 no.65/9BISHOP, Elizabeth, Mrs (Rosehill) no.116/14BISHOP, Hilary, Mrs See BISHOP, Elizabeth, MrsBISHOP, Wal (auctioneer) no.157/13BISHOPS CREEK no.9/2, no.55/12, no.73/6BISHOPS, Anglican See ANGLICAN CHURCHBISSET, Ian no.95/9, no.145/15BITMEAD, Frank no.37/1, no.48/4BLACK BEAN (timber) no.131/7BLACK CREEK no.58/12BLACK HEAD, Ballina no.68/6, no.130/16BLACK, Jack (ambulance) no.154/46BLACK, Maggie, Miss (piano teacher) no.97/14BLACK, Mary (nee CRETHAR) no.154/19BLACK, May Selina, Mrs, 1888-1967 no.44/6BLACKADDER, Lucy Jane, Mrs, 1897-1981 no.99/14BLACKBEAN (timber for craft) no.101/4BLACKBOY (or Grass Tree = Hanthorrhoea sp.) no.81/8BLACKBUTT (timber) no.121/6BLACKMAN, George (pioneer, Ivanhoe, Nimbin, 1903) no.87/10BLACKMAN, George F., d.1961 no.22/4BLACKMAN, Jessie Clementina, Mrs, d.1962 no.25/3BLACKSMITHS (trade) no.81/2, no.96/3, no.98/2BLACKSMITHS [Crane; Andrews/McKergow] no.24/4, no.25/2BLACKSMITHS [last shop on Richmond] no.25/2BLACK-TRACKER (Aboriginal skill) no.132/8BLACKWALL See WARDELLBLACKWELL, George, 1892-1979 no.91/12BLACKWOOD, Ada, Mrs, 1880-1974 no.72/10BLAIR, June Mannix, Mrs no.82/1, no.100/12BLAIR, Kevin (headmaster, Woodburn School, 1915) no.140/18BLAIR, Mary Ellen, Mrs, d.1976 no.79/8BLAIR, Samuel (golden wedding) no.89/12BLAIR, William Gordon (Gordon), 1913-1988 no.40/1, no.42/1, no.45/7, no.46/2, no.50/2, no.54/2, no.66/2, no.74/1, no.78/1, no.82/1, no.82/8, no.84/7, no.90/5, no.94/1, no.95/2, no.100/12, no.155/4


67BLAIR, William Gordon, Mrs See BLAIR, June Mannix, MrsBLAIR, William (Bill), d.1965 no.34/3BLAIR, William, Mrs See BLAIR, Mary Ellen, Mrs, d.1976BLAKE, (Tregeagle) no.142/12BLAKE, Harry (Clunes) no.45/5BLAKE, Norman James, 1902-1979 no.90/12BLAKE, William Magor, 1906-1977 no.83/14BLAKEBROOK (locality) no.1/3, no.44/9, no.56/6, no.98/12, no.117/9-12BLAKEBROOK COMMON no.121/16BLAKEBROOK HOTEL no.120/15, no.121/15BLAKEBROOK SCHOOL See SCHOOLSBLAKEBROOK STATION no.116/14, no.117/9, no.121/13BLAKEY, Alga Linda, Mrs, 1903-1980 no.93/14BLAKEY, Vic (N.R.M.A.) no.154/42BLANCH, (pioneer) no.26/2BLANCH, Doug (school teacher) no.63/12BLANCH, E.G., Mrs no.49/7BLANCH, Ethel Beatrice (nee MORTIMER), 1883-1973 no.65/8, no.148/5, no.149/18BLANCH, Florence May, Mrs, 1883-1970 no.53/9BLANCH, H.T. no.49/7BLANCH, Herbert Clarence, d.1961 no.20/5, no.148/5, no.149/18BLANCH, Herbert Clarence, Mrs See BLANCH, Ethel Beatrice (nee MORTIMER)BLANCH, John Frederick Hector, d.1981 no.99/13BLANCH, M., Mrs (b.1884) no.72/8BLANCH, Russell Frank, 1912-1982 no.103/14BLANCHE, Sam no.144/12BLAXLAND, Gregory no.64/10BLEWETT, Violet Muriel, Mrs, 1892-1968 no,48/14BLIGH, Richard (Commissioner for Crown Lands) no.64/11BLOOD BANK no.154/58-59BLOODWOOD (timber for craft) no.101/4, no.121/6BLOOM, [Coraki] no.53/10BLUE BAG (laundry colour) no.124/14BLUE FIG (timber for craft) no.101/4BLUE KNOB (locality) no.116/14BLUE METAL QUARRYING no.109/4BLUE MOUNTAINS HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.67/2BLUE WREN (bird) no.121/6BLUE, Daniel, Rev. no.59/13, no.133/8BLUETT MEMORIAL AWARD (Local government) no.36/3BLUETT, A.R. - Memorial Award no.36/3BLUETT, Dr. no.154/8, no.154/45BLUNTFLETT, Mona (nee MCLAUGHLIN) (telegrams) no.154/14BOAG, Edward Lorrie, 1903-1980 no.93/14BOAN, Howard, 1901-1979 (Ettrick) no.90/12BOARD OF TICK CONTROL no.154/54BOARD, Douglas Graham, d.1969 (architect) no.52/12BOARD, Frederick Johnston, d.1942 (architect) no.54/12, no.109/2, no.154/20, no.154/25BOARDING HOUSES no.148/11, no.150/12-13, no.154/70BOARDING HOUSES (Miss Mac’s) no.150/12-13, no.154/70BOAT BUILDING no.109/3, no.154/24BOAT HIRE no.109/3BOAT SHOPS See DEALING BOATSBOATHARBOUR no.7/2, no.16/3BOATHARBOUR CREEK (Terania Creek) no.117/9BOATHARBOUR RESERVE no.40/3BODLEY FAMILY REUNION no.100/12BOER WAR no.5/1, no.81/12, no.122/14BOER WAR (Veterans’ luncheon) no.156/13BOER WAR MEMORIAL no.120/12


68BOGAN, Leigh, Mrs (nee HULL) no.93/4BOGGUMBIL SCHOOL See SCHOOLSBOGGY CREEK – Teachers (Chave, 1909) no.142/11BOHANE, (baker) no.153/15BOHANE, Marie Therese, Sister (golden jubilee) no.80/12BOILING DOWN WORKS (tallow) See TALLOW INDUSTRYBOLAND, Peter no.79/12BOLIVIA POST OFFICE no.134/16BOLLEN, J.D., Dr. no.77/8BOLLINGER, W. (Commonwealth Health Laboratory, Lismore) no.85/7BOLT, Bob, 1905-1976 (Aboriginal) no.78/8BOLT, Kathleen, Mrs, d.1976 (Aboriginal) no.78/8BOLTON FLAT (locality) no.105/8BOLTON, Maurice William, d.1982 no.101/13BOLTON, Peter (golden wedding) no.67/7BOLTON, T. no.49/64BOMAN, Tom, 1880-c.1919 See BOWMAN, Tom, 1880-c.1919BOMBING AND GUNNERY SCHOOL (Evans Head) no.154/10BONALBO no.44/3, no.44/9, no.45/4, no.78/12, no.79/4-5, no.84/8, no.100/18, no.118/13BONALBO – Residents [J. Woodworth] no.22/1BONALBO (pictorial history) no.125/7BONALBO (steamship) no.155/6BONALBO AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY (50 years) no.86/9BONALBO C.W.A. See C.W.A. - BonalboBONALBO CENTRAL SCHOOL See SCHOOLSBONALBO STATION no.99/8BONAVENTURE, M., Sister (golden jubilee) no.58/5BOND, Douglas Edward, d.1970 no.55/7BONDFIELD, Adeline Maude Emily, Miss, d.1980 no.95/12BONDFIELD, George Lydall no.104/1BONDFIELD & RILEY (solicitors) no.157/6BONDFIELD, Ivan Garland, d.1960 (solicitor) no.18/3, no.157/6BONDFIELD, William Gibson, d.1962 no.12/3, no.24/4, no.89/4, no.117/5, no.135/3, no.156/3-4, no.156/9BONNER, (Gundurimba) no.141/11BONNER, (squatter) no.127/17BONNER, Ida, Mrs no.99/11BONNER, Neville, Senator no.99/11BONNER, Roger no.99/11BONNER, Roger, Mrs See BONNER, Ida, MrsBONNER’S GRAVE (property) no.126/10BONNIE DOON PRIVATE HOSPITAL no.113/16BOODJERAM (Aboriginal myth) no.86/12BOOERIE (property) no.96/7, no.100/13, no.103/12, no.107/9BOOERIE CREEK no.117/12, no.121/15BOOERIE SCHOOL See SCHOOLSBOOKCASE, Cedar (donation) no.144/10BOOKER, A. no.60/2BOOKER, Alfred Henry, d.1980 no.95/12BOOKER, Charles William [Kilgin] no.154/62BOOKER, Tom (Jersey cattle stud) no.112/9BOOKMAKER’S PENCILLER no.138/10BOONE, M. no.10/2BOORABEE (native bear) no.140/16BOORI (Aboriginal) no.69/7BOORIE CREEK See BOOERIE CREEKBOORMAN FAMILY REUNION no.138/18BOORMAN, Barbara Ellen, Mrs, d.1965 no.35/4BOORMAN, Beatrice Mary Elizabeth (Trix)(nee WHITLOCK), 1905-1976 (Matron WHITLOCK) no.78/8BOORMAN, C. (golden wedding anniversary) no.122/7BOORMAN, Francis W.J., 1895-1980 no.96/13


69BOORMAN, Frederick John, Pastor, 1904-1975 no.73/13BOORMAN, James, 1899-1973 no.65/9BOOTES, A.R., Mrs no.66/1, no.71/9, no.75/3, no.81/1, no.82/13, no.84/10, no.90/8, no.92/12, no.95/2, no.95/8, no.96/6, no.96/8, no.97/4, no.100/14, no.101/1, no.101/11, no.105/2BOOTH, Agnes Charlotte (nee SCOTT) d.1981 no.100/17BOOTH, Hedley no.74/13, no.114/12, no.115/14, no.119/10, no.120/11BOOTH, William, General (b.1829) (Salvation Army) no.138/7BOOTMAKERS [James Anstey] no.1/3BOOTY, Dorothy Marion (nee BATE), 1898-1981 no.87/13, no.100/18BOOYONG no.65/4, no.127/4BOOYONG - Residents [Kirkland] no.13/3BOOYOON (Aboriginal = evil spirit) no.63/9BORA RING, by Judith Wright (poem) no.58/3BORA RINGS no.2/2, no.24/1, no.32/1, no.55/2, no.58/2, no.61/4, no.65/12-13, no.66/7 & 11, no. 67/2BORA RINGS no.70/4, no.74/5, no.74/9, no.79/5, no.100/4, no.132/9, no.137/3, no.156/17BORDER LOOP RAILWAY TUNNEL no.116/9BORDER POLICE See POLICEBORDING, J. no.81/6, no.83/3BORDINGS (previously Lawman’s bookshop) no.81/6, no.83/3BORERS (Marine teredo borer) See MARINE TEREDO BORERSBORO CREEK no.105/8BORTON, Betty, Miss See HARRIS, Betty (nee BORTON)BORTON, Thomas (mail contractor) no.87/11, no.89/4, no.113/3, no.156/4BOTANY HARRIERS ATHLETIC CLUB no.143/6BOTTLE BRUSH (native shrub) no.112/7BOTTLE CREEK no.44/3BOTTLE DISPLAY AT MUSEUM no.48/4BOTTLES no.100/7BOTTRELL, Clara Constance, Mrs, 1903-1982 no.101/13BOTTRELL, James William, 1899-1980 no.95/11BOUNDARIES COMMISSION (Local government) no.80/5BOUNTY IMMIGRANTS no.147/15BOURNE, Leonard John, 1997 (Town Clerk, Mullumbimby) no.75/9BOWEN, Maisie (nee EDE) (Girls Patriotic League) no.154/58BOWEN, Margaret, Miss, d.1965 no.33/3BOWER, Agnes Hilda, Mrs, d.1982 no.103/14BOWER, Ernest (diamond wedding) no.42/3BOWER, Herbert John, 1890-1971 no.60/6BOWER, James Arthur, 1874-1968 no.47/11BOWERS, Bert no.154/74BOWMAN FAMILY no.147/6BOWMAN, (Lodge Secretary) no.147/7BOWMAN, Tom, 1880-c.1919 (Aboriginal teamster, cricketer) no.135/15BOWN, Denny (dredge assistant) no.110/4BOWN, Eric (golden wedding) no.67/7, no.76/11BOWN, Francis Edward, d.1981 no.98/13BOX RIDGE ABORIGINAL RESERVE no.39/3, no.93/6BOXING (Sport) no.111/2BOXING TOURNAMENT no.154/61BOY SCOUTS See SCOUTS AND CUBSBOYAN GRASS (near Rosebank) no.70/4BOYCE, Catherine Agnes, Mrs, 1897-1972 no.62/13BOYCE, P. (golden wedding) no.37/3BOYCE, W.L. (Yorklea) no.69/4BOYD BROS. (pioneers, 1859) no.38/2BOYD FAMILY no.122/18, no.147/6BOYD, Benjamin no.56/10, no.149/5BOYD, Edward (pioneer) no.38/2BOYD, Eleanor Margaret See PRATT, Eleanor Margaret (nee BOYD)BOYD, Eric Virtue, d.1981 no.97/12


70BOYD, Frances Evelyn (nee JONES), 1887-1972 no.62/13BOYD, J. no.12/2, no.13/1 BOYD, Jan (nee LOWREY) no.146/10BOYD, John (cedar-getter) no.38/2, no.61/11BOYD, Lance, d.1968 no.45/9BOYD, M.J., Mrs (b.1878) no.46/11BOYD, R.A. no.46/11BOYD, Richard (pioneer) no.38/2BOYD, Thomas (pioneer) no.38/2BOYD-LAW, Thomas Murray (Tom), Dr., M.B.E., 1901-1978 no.86/10BOYDS BAY, Tweed Heads no.38/2BOYDS MOUNTAIN no.147/6BOYLE FAMILY no.96/14, no.97/10BOYLE, (TV Channel RTN8) no.25/1BOYLE, H., Mr & Mrs no.94/14BOYLE, H.J. (postmaster, 1919) no.46/8BOYLE, Helena Beatrice, Mrs, d.1965 no.36/4, no.37/3BOYLE, Marie, Mrs (custodian, R.R.H.S.) no.91/14, no.111/5, no.134/8BOYLES, Oliver no.58/8BOYLESTONS (inn) no.66/13-14BOYS BRIGADE, Australian (established 100 years) no.107/13BOZZER, Luigi Pietro, 1909-1982 no.102/16BRACKEN, Agnes Elizabeth (nee FUNNELL), 1900-1977 no.76/11, no.85/13BRADLEY, C.C. (Lands Department, retired) no.83/8BRADMAN, Donald (cricketer) no.153/8BRADY, Phillip Graham, Captain, d.1954 (pilot, Ballina) no.154/33BRAHAN, Mel (Dorroughby) no.123/11BRAID, Alexander Robert, d.1966 no.39/4BRAID, Archibald, 1883-1972 no.61/8BRAID, Caroline, Mrs no.3/3BRAID, Fred no.69/14BRAID, George no.3/3BRAID, Max (Dunoon) no.117/17BRAID, Max James, d.1981 no.97/11BRAID, Roy Archibald, d.1981 no.99/13BRAIN, Lester, Captain (aviator) no.48/6, no.54/13BRAKE, Ann (Museums Association of Aust.) no.141/8BRAMBLE, L., Mrs no.97/2BRAMLEY, Mary, Miss, d.2004 no.97/2, no.111/5, no.151/18BRANCH CREEK no.103/10BRAND, Albert Edward See BRAND, Albert Elliott, 1889-1970BRAND, Albert Elliott, 1889-1970 (pharmacist) no.55/6, no.127/13BRAND, Albert Elliott, Mrs See BRAND, Margaret Helene (Daisy) (nee COTTEE), d.1973BRAND, Arthur Charles, d.1986 (pharmacist) no.60/7, no.91/6BRAND, Arthur E. See BRAND, Arthur Charles, d.1986BRAND, Leslie George, 1906-1980 no.94/13BRAND, Margaret Helene (Daisy) (nee COTTEE), d.1973 no.67/11BRANDER, Doris, Miss See SUFFOLK, Doris (nee BRANDER)BRANDER, Kate, Miss no.67/8BRANDON, Joseph (baptised 1844) no.118/13BRANDON, Squire [Lancer] no.12/3BRANDON, Wallace (dairy industry) no.10/3BRANELLY, Florence May, Mrs, 1890-1976 no.79/8BRASS BAND MUSIC no.134/11BRAWN, Alice May, Mrs, 1886-1981 no.99/13BRAWN, Arthur, Mrs See BRAWN, Jean, MrsBRAWN, Arthur, Rev. no.98/11BRAWN, Daisy May, Mrs, d.1982 no.102/16BRAWN, Jean, Mrs no.84/2, no.98/11, no.115/11, no.135/12BRAWN, Richard H.J.W., 1907-1980 no.94/13


71BRAY, Baden Powell, 1901-1972 no.62/13BRAY, Emil, 1894-1970 no.53/9BRAY, Joshua (postmaster, 1866) no.46/9, no.96/14BRAY, Vincent, 1888-1973 no.66/10BRAYLEY, J. (Coraki RSL) no.95/9BRAZEL, Aquinas, Mother, d.1966 no.38/4BREAD DELIVERY no.153/15BREAD MAKING (recipe) no.78/9BREAKFAST (menu) no.98/10BREAKWATER, Ballina no.109/4-5, no.112/5, no.127/7, no.128/12BRECKENRIDGE, James (saw miller, Wyrallah) no.100/4, no.107/11, no.112/20BREN GUN CARRIERS no.154/33-34BRENNAN, Diane, Cr. No.104/17BRERETON, L., Mrs (nee MOFFITT) no.67/7BREWER, E.A. no.68/8BREWER, Henry (teacher), d.1976 no.13/1, no.16/1, no.20/1, no.21/2no.23/1, no.30/1, no.32/2, no.33/3 , no.72/7, no.79/7BREWER, William Thomas, d.1939 (teacher) no.72/7BREWERIES no.109/7, no.157/3BREWSTER STREET, Lismore no.45/4, no.46/7, no.48/5BREWSTER, Annie, Miss (musician) no.49/11BREWSTER, Robert, Ald. (laundry proprietor) no.46/7, no.108/2BRICK MAKING (Bexhill; Coombell) no.91/7BRIDAL SESSION (Radio 2LM) no.148/15BRIDE ALE (old wedding traditions) B7-p.142/15BRIDES THRO’ THE AGES (display) no.142/3, no.142/15, no.144/3, no.145/4BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION no.158/4-5BRIDGES – no.13/2, no.43/4, no.117/10BRIDGES – Casino no.14/1BRIDGES – Coleman’s Point, Lismore no.130/4BRIDGES – North Creek no.128/12BRIDGES – Robert White Bridge, Lismore no.130/4BRIDGES, William, General Sir no.41/1BRIDGLAND, George Dudley, c.1891-1975 no.52/13, no.73/13, no.74/10BRIEF HISTORY OF THE RICHMOND RIVER VALLEY, by R.R.H.S. no.81/3, no.121/1BRIER, Anne K., Mrs no.59/13BRIGGS, Barbara, Miss See EDWARDS, Barbara (nee BRIGGS)BRIGGS, Jack, Alderman no.154/45BRIGGS, John (bell ringer) no.132/10BRIGGS, Lucy, Sister (Presentation Convent) no.79/9BRIGGS, Noeline (nee HEWITSON) no.145/4, no.154/33BRIGHT SPARKS (ABC radio series) no.133/7BRINDLE CREEK (locality) no.154/39BRISBANE no.16/2, no.47/6, no.102/7, no.103/7BRISBANE LINE (World War II defence works) no.137/4, no.138/11, no.138/14, no.154/16BRISTOE, John, 1911-1981 no.97/11BRITANNIA (river steamer) no.103/7, no.108/3, no.113/6, no.128/13BRITON (steamship) (immigrant transport) no.43/6, no.152/6BRITT, G.C. (Blakebrook Hotel/Rosehill) no.114/7, no.120/15, no.121/14BRITTON, James no.46/7BROADCASTING, Radio See RADIO BROADCASTINGBROADWATER no.45/3, no.61/5, no.78/13, no.89/6BROADWATER no.105/4, no.108/4, no.109/4-5, no.111/6, no.111/10, no.111/12, no.127/4, no.130/17BROADWATER SCHOOL See SCHOOLSBROADWATER SUGAR MILL no.127/7, no.128/12BROADWATER SUGAR MILL (centenary) no.98/9BROADWATER SUGAR MILL (CSR) no.67/5, no.68/12BROCKINGTON, Arthur, d.1977 (music teacher/organist) no.81/13, no.82/10BROCKLEY (property, W.S. Newton) no.68/5BROKEN HEAD no.65/4, no.67/5, no.68/6, no.140/9


72BROKEN HILL no.103/12BROKENSHIRE, Jim (journalist) no.97/10BROOK STATION (Coraki) no.44/7, no.147/12, no.152/7BROOKE, Mabel Catherine Maria, Mrs, d.1975 no.74/10BROOKER FAMILY (Alstonville) no.153/9BROOKER, Charles no.153/9BROOKER, Joshua, 1873-1898 no.153/9BROOKER, Obed Huntley, 1869-1968 no.45/8BROOKER, Susannah Lucy, Mrs (shopkeeper, Alstonville) no.111/9, no.153/9BROOKER, Syd (shopkeeper, Mullumbimby) no.49/4BROOKIDA (Crawford property, Alstonville) no.86/8, no.131/5BROOKLET (locality) no.64/7, no.68/6BROOKLET SCHOOL See SCHOOLSBROOKS, (custodian, R.R.H.S.) no.120/7BROOKS, (engineer) no.108/2BROOKS, A., Mrs (60 years, Red Cross) no.72/9BROOKS, Albert William, d.1980 no.93/14BROOKS, Alice, Mrs, d.1978 no.88/9BROOKS, Elsie Isabella, Mrs, 1891-1969 no.51/14BROOKS, N. (golden wedding anniversary) no.113/10BROOKS, William Henry, 1907-1978 no.85/13BROSSMAN, Cec no.49/6BROTHELS (World War II) no.154/35BROUGH, Anne Jane, Mrs, d.1966 no.40/4BROWN & JOLLY (building contractors) no.55/9, no.128/10, no.130/5, no.133/7, no.136/12BROWN FAMILY no.147/6BROWN FAMILY REUNION no.100/12BROWN, (50 years, P.A.F.S. Lodge) no.76/11BROWN, (Broken-nose) (drover) no.133/16BROWN, (early resident, Cnr. Orion & Hunter Streets, Lismore) no.46/7BROWN, (millhand) no.48/9BROWN, A. (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12BROWN, A.H. (farmer) no.119/9BROWN, A.K., Mrs, 1891-1981 no.98/9BROWN, Alban Terence (Jim), d.1975 no.73/13BROWN, Alexander (Sandy)(b.1844) no.47/3BROWN, Alf no.154/74BROWN, Alice Beryl (nee CRONBERGER), 1891-1968 no.48/14BROWN, Ambrose, Mrs See BROWN, Mary Zillah (nee HAYES, previously MURNANE), d.1967BROWN, Amy (nurse) no.153/6BROWN, Annie Henrietta, Mrs, 1901-1981 no.98/14BROWN, Annie Margaret (nee DAVIS), 1897-1968 no.47/12BROWN, Anthony (b.1882) no.63/14BROWN, Anthony (Toke), 1883-1980 no.83/5, no.93/14BROWN, B.J. (member, R.R.H.S.) no.102/6BROWN, Blanche Beatrice, Mrs, d.1961 no.22/4BROWN, Broken Nose (drover) no.112/17BROWN, Charles (Yaller Charlie) no.103/12BROWN, Charles, Mrs See BROWN, Topsy, Mrs, c.1849-1919BROWN, Charlie (Aboriginal) no.60/2BROWN, Christina, Mrs, 1901-1981 no.97/11, no.98/14BROWN, Douglas (postmaster, 1961) no.49/8BROWN, E., Mrs (b.1893) no.66/6BROWN, Edna (nee BLACKMAN) no.87/10 [Mrs Ken]BROWN, Edward (arrived 1907) no.100/12BROWN, Edward, Mrs See BROWN, Mary, MrsBROWN, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1885-1967 no.43/9BROWN, Elva (nee MEIBUSCH) no.154/32 & 36, no.154/42 & 47, no.155/13BROWN, Ernest Purdie, 1887-1974 no.69/5BROWN, F.A., Cr. (Patron) no.46/2, no.50/2


73BROWN, Flora Rachael, Matron no.113/15, no.114/16, no.152/14, no.153/5-6, no.157/16BROWN, Florence Rose (nee GRAINGER), 1898-1974 no.70/14BROWN, Gil, d.1967 no.43/10BROWN, Harry, d.1965 no.35/4BROWN, Henry (shepherd) no.125/3BROWN, Henry, 1909-1982 no.103/15 [wife: Doris]BROWN, Henry Johnson (Lismore’s first hotelier) no.47/2, no.82/4, no.112/21, no.158/3BROWN, Henry Johnson, Mrs (nee BROWNING) no.125/3BROWN, Inga Sarah, Mrs, 1875-1983 no.75/9, no.79/9, no.83/5, no.87/13, no.91/8, no.95/9, no.99/7BROWN, Inga Sarah, Mrs, 1875-1983 no.103/11, no.106/13BROWN, Isabella Janet, d.1980 no.95/12BROWN, Isobella Andrina (nee HILL), 1904-1974 no.71/12BROWN, John (arrived Richmond River, 1844) no.43/7BROWN, John Dixon, d.1966 no.41/4BROWN, John Dixon, Mrs See BROWN, Florence Rose (nee GRAINGER), 1898-1974BROWN, K.K. no.88/6BROWN, Keith Charles, 1901-1971 no.57/10BROWN, Ken, Mrs See BROWN, Edna (nee BLACKMAN)BROWN, Lily Minnie, Mrs, d.1982 no.103/15BROWN, Lyle no.154/47BROWN, Lyle, Mrs See BROWN, Elva (nee MEIBUSCH)BROWN, Margaret Euphemia, Mrs, d.1978 no.86/11BROWN, Mary Zillah (nee HAYES, previously MURNANE), d.1967 no.41/4BROWN, Mary, Mrs no.100/12BROWN, N. (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12BROWN, Patricia, Cr. No.99/4BROWN, Rupert (Winston Hills) no.112/21, no.124/12BROWN, Sidney Arnold, d.1982 no.102/16BROWN, Sidney Arnold, Mrs See BROWN, Isabella Janet, d.1980BROWN, Tom (livestock carrier) no.157/13BROWN, Topsy (Aboriginal) no.60/2BROWN, Topsy, Mrs, c.1849-1919 no.103/12BROWN, Walter Richard, d.1961 no.22/4BROWN, Walter Richard, Mrs See BROWN, Alice Beryl (nee CRONBERGER), 1891-1968BROWN, William James (Bibb), 1912-1982 no.102/16BROWN, William, b.1860 no.21/3BROWNELL, Richard Tansley, d.1970 (Byron Shire Clerk) no.57/11BROWNFIELD, Charles, 1884-1968 B2-p.49BROWNING, (race course steward) no.121/16BROWNING, (shepherd) no.125/3BROWNING, Jessie, Mrs, d.1977 no.84/12BROWNING, John (Rosehill, 1879) no.116/15BROWNING, Matthew (Rosehill, 1879) no.116/15BROWNING, Sarah Jane, Mrs, d.1966 no.39/4BROWNING, William, d.1867 (Rosehill) no.116/15BROWNS CREEK (now car park) no.46/7, no.47/2, no.55/3, no.82/4, no.125/4BROWNS PRIVATE HOUSE & HOTEL no.125/4BROWNS PUBLIC HOUSE no.47/2BRUCE, John Clement no.81/11BRUGGY, Jeremiah (blacksmith) no.97/8BRUGGY, Mary Leonora, Mrs, 1911-1981 no.98/13BRUGGY, Patrick George, d.1963 no.27/4BRUNDAH (steamship) no.108/3, no.109/2BRUNING, Leonard Albert, d.1966 no.39/3BRUNSWICK HEADS no.5/2, no.10/6, no.121/22, no.122/16BRUNSWICK HEADS POLICE STATION no.81/9BRUNSWICK HEADS SCHOOL See SCHOOLSBRUNSWICK MASONIC LODGE (established 75 years) no.107/13BRUNSWICK RIVER no.61/10-12BRUNSWICK RIVER DISTRICT no.102/7, no.103/13, no.107/5, no.120/16


74BRUNSWICK RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.19/3, no.31/2BRUNSWICK SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB (established 1935) no.49/4, no.116/16BRUNSWICK VALLEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.103/13, no.121/8, no.123/15BRUNTFLETT, Mona (nee MCLAUGHLIN) (telegram girl) no.154/14BRUNTON STEPHENS, James (teacher) no.92/9BRUSH TURKEY See BUSTARDBRUXNER HIGHWAY (historical signposts) no.68/4BRUXNER, Michael Frederick, d.1970 no.56/14BRYANT, Ald. No.47/3BRYANT, Amy Ellen (nee SPEDDING) (90 years) no.39/3BRYANT, Arthur Joseph, d.1963 no.28/2BRYANT, Arthur William, d.1963 no.27/4BRYANT, Arthur William, Mrs See BRYANT, Amy Ellen (nee SPEDDING)BRYANT, Bill (diamond wedding anniversary) no.104/12BRYANT, Christopher John, 1888-1980 no.94/13BRYANT, Edgar Charles, 1880-1970 no.53/9BRYANT, Ernest Leslie William, d.1963 no.26/4BRYANT, Flo, Miss (postmistress, Meerschaum Vale) no.90/11BRYANT, Ivy Josephine (nee ABBOTT), d.1959 no.12/3BRYANT, Les (golden wedding) no.96/11BRYANT, M.H. (Cr., R.R.H.S., 1953) no.135/3 [???]BRYANT, Mary Emelia, Mrs, d.1966 no.40/4BRYANT, Robert John, Mrs See BRYANT, Ivy Josephine (nee ABBOTT), d.1959BRYANT, Ruby Richmond, Mrs, d.1966 no.39/4BRYANT, Stanley Edward, d.1964 no.31/2BRYCE, Herb (livestock carrier) no.99/7, no.133/16, no.157/13BRYCE, Herb, Mrs See BRYCE, Millie, MrsBRYCE, I., Mrs (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12BRYCE, J.H. (50 years, P.A.F.S. Lodge) no.76/11BRYCE, Millie, Mrs no.133/16BRYEN, E., Mrs no.83/14BRYEN, Edward Pattison, 1888-1967 no.44/6BRYEN, Norman Robert Wilkin, d.1983 no.105/14BRYSON, Miss no.78/10BUBONIC PLAGUE no.60/11BUCHAN, (4 brothers who enlisted in World War II) no.154/7BUCHAN, C. (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12, no.98/9BUCHAN, Julia, Mrs, d.1966 no.40/4BUCHANAN, Christina Matilda (Dolly), Mrs, 1905-1982 no.101/12, no.102/16BUCHANAN, Vera Elizabeth, Mrs, 1890-1968 no.46/13BUCHANAN, William Martin no.81/11BUCKENDOON no.111/14BUCKLAND, Alfred Samuel, 1883-1970 no.53/9BUCKLAND, Harold Arthur, d.1965 no.35/4BUCKLAND, Rita May, Mrs, d.1981 no.99/14BUCKLEY FAMILY no.147/6BUCKLEY, (road constructor, with Caterson) no.109/11BUCKLEY, Anne Therese, Miss, 1889-1977 no.82/10BUCKLEY, Flora Ethel, Mrs, B.E.M. no.94/10BUCKLEY, J. (President, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5BUCKLEY, John Joseph, 1889-1972 no.64/13BUCKLEY, Margaret Mary, Mrs, d.1964 no.32/3BUCKLEY, Martin Francis, d.1974 (golden wedding) no.65/10BUCKLEY, Martin John, d.2002 no.111/5, no.117/13, no.126/1, no.126/6, no.126/11, no.128/11, no.132/16, no.136/5, no.138/17, no.139/6, no.144/10BUCKLEY, Mary Dolores, Mother, d.1965 no.36/4BUCKLEY, Michael Matthew, d.1962 no.22/4BUDD, Arthur Eames, d.1957, MLA no.49/4BUDD, Maude, Mrs (Caroona, aged 100 years) no.121/22BUDDEN, F.J. no.82/8, no.87/4


75BUDNICK, Marjorie, Mrs, d.1994 (ambulance, World War II) no.134/13, no.154/42BUGDEN AVENUE, Alstonville no.111/10BUGDEN, Bernie (farmer) no.93/3, no.95/4BUGDEN, Elizabeth Mary, Mrs, d.1965 no.35/4BUGDEN, Joseph Stanislaus, d.1964 no.32/3BUGDEN, Paddy, V.C. (Alstonville) no.111/10BUGDEN, Patrick, d.1962 no.24/4BUGGY TRANSPORT no.121/20BUGGY, Florence Winifred, Mrs, d.1982 no.102/17BUILDING HOUSES (World War II ban) no.154/25BULCOCK, Mr & Mrs no.94/14BULDO, Fermano (P.O.W., World War II) no.144/17BULL, (settler, Caniaba) no.77/1BULL, Anne Jane (nee FRITH), 1870-1974 no.71/11BULL, Florence Nash, Miss, 1900-1970 no.53/4, no.53/9BULLENAH (later Ballina) See BALLINABULLEN-BULLEN (Aboriginal tribal fight) no.111/13BULLETIN (R.R.H.S.) no.43/2, no.47/9, no.68/2, no.86/14, no.97/3, no.99/9, no.100/2-3, no.100/6, no.142/3, no.147/18, no.153/3, no.156/11BULLI PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSBULLOCK TEAMS no.75/5, 77/11, no.112/3, no.113/13, no.154/40BULLOCK WAGGONS no.23/3BULLOONAH (Aboriginal=Ballina) no.145/10BULMER, Edith Alice, Mrs, 1895-1900 no.94/13BULMER, Escott Gordon, 1899-1972 no.61/8BULTITUDE, Clarence H., 1903-1980 no.95/11BULTITUDE, Jean, Mrs no.124/11BULWINKEL, Annie Pearl (nee ROBINS), d.1989 no.154/61BULWINKEL, Charles (Alstonville) no.111/10BULWINKEL, Charles (Rous Mill, 1885) no.72/4BULWINKEL, Essie F. (nee AINSWORTH) no.153/18BULWINKEL, Rhymald W. no.153/18BULWINKEL, Rhymald W., Mrs See BULWINKEL, Essie F. (nee AINSWORTH)BUNCHY-TOP (banana disease) no.132/8BUNDGEAM, Kyogle no.47/5BUNDGEAM SCHOOL See SCHOOLSBUNDJALUNG LANGUAGE no.99/14BUNDJALUNG NATION no.52/10, no.57/12, no.62/11; no.63/6; no.65/12; no.67/1-2, no.81/12, no.82/6, no.82/12-13, no.88/10, no.94/3, no.94/9, no.102/15, no.104/6, no.104/15. no.127/8, no.129/12, no.130/13, no.130/14, no.131/14, no.131/17, no.132/9, no.133/17, no.134/17, no.135/17, no.136/17, no.148/3BUNDJALUNG PARK (Evans Head) no.43/4, no.45/2, no.67/1, no.88/3BUNDJALUNG PICTURE BOOK no.84/9BUNDOCK FAMILY CEMETERY See CEMETERIES – WyangarieBUNDOCK, (squatter) no.133/13BUNDOCK, A.F. (squatter) no.126/9, no.127/15BUNDOCK, Charles Wyndham, d.1931 no.10/3BUNDOCK, Frank Edward, d.1986 no.83/12, no.84/9, no.84/13, no.85/14BUNDOCK, Frank, Pastor, 1908-1979 no.89/13BUNDOCK, Mary Ellen (nee OGILVIE), d.1898 no.51/10, no.67/4BUNDOCK, Mary Ellen, Miss See MURRAY-PRIOR, Mary Ellen (nee BUNDOCK), d.1924BUNDOCK, Wellington Cochran no.64/10, no.81/7, no.83/2, no.83/8, no.125/3, no.126/9, no.127/15BUNDOCK, Wellington Cochran & Barnes (lease: Dyraaba, Dome Mt. no.44/8BUNDOCK, Wellington Cochran (lease: Keelgyrah, Wiangarie) no.44/8BUNDOCKS CROSSING no.126/10BUNEL, F.C., Mon. (musician) no.49/10BUNGABEE (locality) no.133/9BUNGAWALBYN no.10/6, no.100/6BUNGAWALBYN (steamship paddle-wheeler) no.69/14BUNGAWALBYN CREEK no.43/4, no.71/3, no.81/9, no.82/12, no.83/9, no.122/7BUNGAWALBYN STATION (property) no.101/11


76BUNJUM (Aboriginal = cabbage-tree palm) no.78/4BUNJUM CO-OPERATIVE no.78/8BUNTER, Albert James, Mrs See BUNTER, Eunice Florence (previously AINSWORTH), 1892-1975BUNTER, Eunice Florence (previously AINSWORTH), 1892-1975 no.76/6BUNYA NATIONAL PARK (Dalby, Queensland) no.130/14BUNYA PINES no.51/10, no.88/14, no.99/6BUNYAN, George no.4/2BUONGIORNO, Giovanni (Jack), Mrs See BUONGIORNO, Louisa A. (Louie)BUONGIORNO, Louisa A. (Louie) (nee FREDERICKS), d.1962 no.77/1-2BUONGIORNO, Louisa Agnes, Mrs, d.1983 no.105/14BUORO, Antonio, 1878-1971 no.52/13, no.59/11BURBAGE, Charles, 1884-1972 no.61/7BURGE, Horace William (musician) no.49/11, no.72/6, no.98/5BURGER, Alan (Kunghur Creek) no.91/9BURGER, Edith Annie, Mrs, d.1964 no.32/3BURGER, Les (Kunghur Creek) no.91/9BURGER, Ron (Kunghur Creek) no.91/9BURGESS, (farmer) no.113/12BURGESS, (Davis & Burgess, shipowners) no.108/3, no.135/14BURGESS, (saw miller, with Davis Bros.) no.113/6BURGESS, Celinda Ruth, Mrs, d.1977 no.83/14BURGESS, Hugh (golden wedding) no.40/2BURGESS, J. no.156/4BURGESS, Madge Martha Muriel, Mrs, 1899-1981 no.97/11BURGESS, Patsy no.154/59BURGETT, (architect, 1893) no.60/10BURGETT, John Haughton (Jack) no.48/13BURGETT, John Haughton (Jack), Mrs See BURGETT, Margaret (Peggy)(nee CASEY)BURGETT, Margaret (Peggy)(nee CASEY), 1894-1978 (music teacher) no.48/13, no.85/13, no.97/13BURIAL GROUNDS See CEMETERIESBURIAL SERVICES See FUNERAL RITESBURIALS (bush & alternative culture at Nimbin) See BUSH BURIALSBURKE, John & Sons (shippers) no.49/5BURKE, William no.49/8BURKHARDT, James Robert Clyde, 1919-1968 no.46/13BURLEY, Fred, Mrs See BURLEY, Lillian Mary, Mrs, 1894-1974BURLEY, John Balfour, d.1936 [Wyrallah] no.2/3BURLEY, Lillian Mary, Mrs, 1894-1974 no.71/12BURLING, Nell (nee DENNING), d.1957 no.1/1, no.4/3, no.100/3BURNETT, David Percival, d.1965 no.37/3BURNETT, Eliza May, Mrs, 1899-1970 no.53/9BURNETT, J.C. (surveyor) no.127/15BURNETT, James (surveyor) no.145/10BURNETT, Richard J. (named Boatharbour Creek) no.117/9BURNS POINT (locality) no.105/4, no.151/10BURNS, Alfred (golden wedding) no.87/13BURNS, C.A., Dr., d.1975 no.75/10BURNS, Snowy (sculler) no.119/6BURNT CEDARS (later Koonorigan) no.65/5-6BURRAWONG PINE (= macrozamia) no.81/8BURRINGBAR no.47/6BURRINGBAR (steamship) no.116/9BURRINGBAR RANGE no.109/12BURROWS, C.A. (Terania Shire Engineer) no.126/5BURROWS, Eva, General (Salvation Army) no.138/8BURROWS, John no.154/74BURSILL, Doreen, Mrs (50 years CWA member) no.102/12BURSLE, George Arthur, 1890-1978 no.86/11BURSLE, Grace (nee MUTCH), d.1965 no.34/3BURSLE, Minnie Matilda (nee GRAINGER), 1890-1972 no.61/8


77BURTENSHAW, Elizabeth See BURTINSHAW, Elizabeth (nee COTTEE)BURTINSHAW, Elizabeth (nee COTTEE) (nurse) no.113/16BURTINSHAW, John (photographs), d.1897 no.84/14BURTINSHAW, John, Mrs See BURTINSHAW, Elizabeth (nee COTTEE)BURTON, D.C. (golden wedding) no.46/11BURTON, Denis (illus., Aboriginal Legends from Eastern Australia) no.46/4BURTON, William Joseph, 1890-1981 no.100/17BURVILL, W., Canon no.66/5BUS SERVICES See TRANSPORT – BusesBUS TOUR (Longreach Hall of Fame) no.130/8BUSBY, (squatter, 1838) no.127/17BUSBYS FLAT no.25/1, no.45/8BUSCH, Norah Catherine, Mrs, B.E.M. no.66/5BUSES See TRANSPORT - BusesBUSH BALLADS no.146/13BUSH BURIALS (of Aborigines) no.105/10BUSH RAT no.140/15BUSH TELEGRAPH (newspaper) no.82/14BUSH, Judy (Skill Centre) no.154/1BUSH, R.O. (mechanic) no.48/5BUSHBY, Bernard, d.1965 no.34/3BUSHELL, Edward James (Ted), Group Capt., O.A. no.94/10BUSHRANGERS no.93/11, no.126/2, no.134/7BUSHRANGERS - Thunderbolt no.134/7BUSINESS HOUSES – Lismore no.82/6-8BUSTARD (wild turkey) no.105/17BUSY BEE CAFÉ (1920) no.127/14BUTCHER, Annie Maud, Mrs, 1890-1972 no.64/13BUTCHER, Cy no.155/17BUTCHERS (trade) no.88/13, no.153/15, no.158/3BUTLER, Alfred Vaughan Hooke, 1901-1968 no.46/13BUTLER, J.H. (air pilot) no.48/5BUTTER (sale price) no.112/18BUTTER FACTORY, Spring Hill (Wollongbar) no.112/8BUTTONHOLE SCISSORS no.122/6BYERS, Peter (police chief constable) no.143/12BYRNE, Mary Raphael, Sister, 1894-1980 (diamond jubilee) no.86/9, no.93/14BYRNES, Alfred Arthur, Mrs See BYRNES, Isabella (nee CAMPBELL), d.1972BYRNES, Alfred Arthur, 1892-1973 no.67/11BYRNES, Isabella (nee CAMPBELL), d.1972 no.46/11BYRNES, James, d.1966 no.39/4BYRON (steamship) no.122/16BYRON BAY no.43/3, no.49/3, no.52/3, no.103/13, no.107/4, no.110/6, no.110/14, no.120/16, no.121/22, no.122/15BYRON BAY – Residents no.31/2, no.42/3BYRON BAY ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHBYRON BAY BOWLING CLUB (50 years) no.68/7BYRON BAY METHODIST CHURCH See METHODIST CHURCHBYRON BAY PIER (1888) no.134/11BYRON BAY POST OFFICE & TELEPHONE EXCHANGE no.50/10BYRON BAY PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSBYRON BAY RACECOURSE no.123/2BYRON CREEK (later Bangalow) no.118/7BYRON SHIRE COUNCIL no.23/1, no.25/2, no.29/1, no.33/1, no.34/1, no.46/2, no.54/2, no.66/2, no.96/14BYRON SHIRE COUNCIL – Presidents no.41/3BYTH, A.J. no.39/2, no.40/1BYTHEWAY & CO. (motor traders, 1926-1967) no.42/3BYTHEWAY, William Coleman (Bill) (garage prop.) no.154/32, no.154/42 & 46

C.S.R. no.14/2, no.45/3, no.67/5-6, no.72/4, no.72/4, no.74/4, no.109/4, no.123/10C.W.A. no.8/2, no.14/4, no.17/3, no.26/1, no.42/2, no.80/11, no.142/3, no.150/10, no.154/35 & 55, no.156/5 & 8-9


78C.W.A. (custodians, R.R.H.S. Museum) no.122/3, no.124/4, no.135/3, 135/6C.W.A. – Bonalbo (50 years) no.79/9C.W.A. – Casino (golden jubilee) no.80/12C.W.A. – Cedar Point (50 years) no.79/9C.W.A. – Lennox Head (21 years) no.44/4C.W.A. – Lismore no.47/10, no.48/13, no.71/8, no.102/10, no.113/10C.W.A. – Nimbin (50 years) no.86/9CABBAGE TREE no.107/7CABBAGE TREE CREEK no.28/1, no.55/12, no.68/8, no.73/6CABBAGE TREE CREEK CAVES no.100/9CABBAGE TREE ISLAND no.58/13, no.70/3, no.82/11, no.131/14CABBAGE TREE ISLAND ABORIGINAL RESERVE no.50/8CABBAGE-TREE PALM (Aboriginal = bunjum) no.78/4, no.81/8CABLE, K.J., Professor no.80/10, no.92/10, no.100/15CABS (horse drawn) no.138/10CADASTRAL MAPS See PARISH MAPSCAFLISCH, Arthur Leonard (jeweller, 1920) no.127/13CAINS, Arthur (golden wedding) no.74/13CAIRNS no.103/7CAIRNS (marking historic sites) no.24/1CAISLEY, R. (golden wedding) no.92/12CAISLEY, Penny (previously LAYTON) See LAYTON-CAISLEY, Penelope (Penny) (nee MOULDEN)CAKE DECORATING DISPLAY no.144/4CAKE SHOP (Bertha Gore) no.154/19CALDWELL, Robert James, 1904-1981 no.100/17CALDWELL, William Livingston, 1884-1968 no.46/12CALEDONIAN BOWLING CLUB no.49/6CALEDONIAN SOCIETY no.49/5CALEDONIAN SOCIETY (Ballina) no.150/8CALENDAR (1917, from H. de Montmorency) no.139/5CALF SALES (including Buyers/Carriers) no.157/12CALICO GRASS (locality) no.63/7CALL, Gertrude Amy (nee KEPPIE), d.1966 no.39/4CALLAGHAN, Andy no.110/6CALLAGHAN, Dan, Captain no.110/6CALVER, Earl (Radio 2LM) no.148/15CALVERT, John, Rev. no.91/5, no.130/3CAM, Rocco Edmund, d.1961 no.20/5CAMDEN VALLEY no.44/8CAMERON, Christopher, 1888-1972 no.62/7, no.62/13CAMERON, Daphne, Miss See COOKE, Daphne (nee CAMERON)CAMERON, Donald, 1891-1969 no.49/15CAMERON, G.D. (55th wedding anniversary) no.103/11CAMERON, Hugh (Numulgi) no.146/14CAMERON, James, M.L.A. no.75/1CAMERON, Jill, Miss no.84/13CAMERON, John (teacher, Dunoon) no.116/11CAMERON, Lila, Miss no.42/2CAMERON, Norm no.154/74CAMERON, Violet, Mrs, d.1982 no.104/15CAMERON, W.A. (Cr., R.R.H.S. 1953) no.135/3CAMINITI, Rocco (New Italy) no.64/14, no.123/5CAMINITI, Rocco Edmund See CAM, Rocco EdmundCAMIRA (grass used for dilly-bags) no.102/2CAMIRA CREEK no.66/13, no.100/9, no.102/2, no.102/14CAMOUFLAGE NETS (World War II) no.154/55, no.154/61CAMP CARRINGTON (Casino WWII, later Victory Camp) no.152/3, no.154/12CAMP COOK no.113/18CAMP CREEK no.103/10CAMPBELL FAMILY no.147/6


79CAMPBELL HOSPITAL, Coraki no.48/13, no.88/10, no.104/9CAMPBELL, (car dealer, with Doolan, Kyogle) no.154/40CAMPBELL, A.H. (Sandy) (cyclist) no.146/16CAMPBELL, Alexander John, d.1979 no.90/12CAMPBELL, Andrew, 1863-1966 no.37/3CAMPBELL, Annie (nee CAMERON), 1861-1964 no.21/3, no.31/1CAMPBELL, Annie (nee MCKINNON), 1839-1929 no.118/9, no.144/3, no.144/6-7CAMPBELL, B. no.93/6CAMPBELL, Clyde John, 1909-1970 no.5/1, no.11/1, no.13/1, no.14/1, no.16/1, no.26/2, .38/1, no.40/3, no.55/6, no.125/10CAMPBELL, E.E. (Bonalbo) no.22/1CAMPBELL, D.D. (golden wedding) no.71/8CAMPBELL, Dacie, Mrs (life member, Lismore Ladies Benevolent Soc.) no.102/12CAMPBELL, Dick, Cr. (Queen’s Silver Jubilee Medal) no.84/7CAMPBELL, Donald (land owner) no.119/13CAMPBELL, Emelyn, Mrs, 1886-1978 no.86/11CAMPBELL, Eric no.72/14CAMPBELL, Harvey William Harland, 1904-1973 no.66/10CAMPBELL, J. (landholder, Rosehill) no.117/9CAMPBELL, James Cowan, 1887-1974 no.71/12CAMPBELL, Jessie Catherine (nee POLSON), d.1963 no.26/4CAMPBELL, Jock (Dorrigo High School) no.76/10CAMPBELL, John, Rev. no.122/6, no.137/4CAMPBELL, Lawrence Alroy, 1901-1971 no.57/10CAMPBELL, Margary (baptised 1844, aged 5 years) no.118/13CAMPBELL, Marion, Mrs (pioneer, Bangalow) no.100/16CAMPBELL, Neil (relieving wardsman, Lismore Hospital) no.118/9CAMPBELL, Neil, Mrs See CAMPBELL, Annie (nee MCKINNON)CAMPBELL, Robert (pioneer, Bangalow) no.100/16CAMPBELL, Robert, Mrs See CAMPBELL, Marion, MrsCAMPBELL, Stella M., Mrs (Wynnum), d.1977 no.70/11, no.76/3-4, no.83/13CAMPBELL, W.S. no.131/5CAMPBELL, William John, 1905-1982 no.103/15CAMPEDELLI, A.G. no.14/2CAMPHOR LAUREL no.101/4, no.121/6CANBERRA & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.19/3, no.51/5CANBERRA (ship) no.103/7CANBERRA AND DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.70/10-11, no.73/6CANBERRA HOTEL (formerly Freemasons) no.78/7, no.114/7CANBERRA, A.C.T. (site chosen, 5 December 1910) no.112/22CANDLEWICK EMBROIDERY DISPLAY no.144/4CANE FURNITURE (manufacture) no.139/9CANEGROWERS ASSOCIATION no.43/8CANIABA (locality) no.12/3, no.50/9, no.77/1-2, no.77/8, no.82/5, no.92/8, no.98/3CANIABA (Northcott property, South Gundurimba) no.136/12CANIABA ROAD no.123/3CANIABA SCHOOL See SCHOOLSCANICE, Mary, Sister no.86/2CANNANE, Cecil (55th wedding anniversary) no.103/11CANNANE, Edith, Mrs (b.1888) no.86/9, no.94/10CANNANE, William, 1890-1972 no.59/2, no.62/13CANNELL, Laurence Joseph, d.1981 no.12/2CANVAS WATER BAG no.120/14CAPE BYRON no.49/2-3, no.53/13CAPE BYRON LIGHTHOUSE (1901) no.80/7CAPEEN (locality) (Aboriginal cave art) no.73/6CAPEEN CREEK no.79/6CAPELIN FAMILY (New Italy) no.61CAPELIN, Mary, Miss See SPINAZE, Mary (nee CAPELIN)CAPELIN’S GROCERY STORE no.128/15


80CAPITOL CAFÉ (Lismore 1920) no.127/13CAPTAIN TOM (steamship) no.108/3, no.118/15CAPTAIN TOM FENWICK (ship) no.7/2CAR PARK (Browns Creek) no.46/7, no.55/3CAR STICKERS (RRHS) no.81/3CARAVAN PARK (Shaw’s Park) no.128/13CARDOW, Harold, Cr., 1894-1975 no.73/9, 75/11CARDWELL, Norah Catherine, Mrs, 1882-1968 no.48/14CARE, W.J. (editor, Northern Star) no.89/4, no.156/3, no.156/4CAREW, Thomas (selector) no.121/16, no.122/11CAREY, Catherine, Mother, d.1972 no.62/13CAREY, Patrick Joseph, 1884-1971 no.57/11CARINYA (Easton residence, Ballina) no.128/7CARLILL FAMILY (Caniaba) no.82/5CARLILL, Ann (nee BURNETT), d.1911 no.116/8CARLILL, Benjamin (Eurigar) no.116/8CARLILL, Benjamin, Mrs See CARLILL, Maud, MrsCARLILL, Bertha Emily, Miss, d.1977 no.81/11CARLILL, H.B. no.87/4CARLILL, L.B. (50 years, P.A.F.S. Lodge) no.76/11CARLILL, Maud, Mrs (Eurigar) no.116/8CARLILL, Thomas John, d.1913 no.116/8CARLILL, Thomas John, Mrs See CARLILL, Ann (nee BURNETT)CARLSON, James Frederick, 1904-1974 no.72/10CARLTON PARK, Lismore no.46/4CARLTON, [Byron Bay] no.13/4CARLTON, Edmund Leo, 1901-1982 no.101/13CARLTON, James Andrew (Jimmy), 1909-1951 no.142/10, no.143/6CARLTON, John Bede, d.1959 no.5/1, no.12/3, no.89/4, no.109/11, no.120/4, no.135/3-4, no.156/4CARLTON, Mike (radio personality) no.143/6CARMAN, C. (Brook Station, 1844) no.147/15CARMELITE MONASTERY, Goonellabah no.38/3CARMICHAEL, Ian no.92/2CARMONT, Keith, d.1974 no.71/12CARMONT, V. no.74/12CARNEY MEMORIAL CUP (cycling) no.146/17CARNEY, Bridget, Mrs, d.1961 no.22/4 [Bridget, nee MOYLAN, d.1966?]CARNEY, Hugh (diamond wedding) no.51/7CARNEY, J. (postmaster 1966) no.46/9, no.75/9CARNIVALI, G., Dr. (Italian Consul-Gen.) no.18/1, no.19/2, no.20/2, no.156/13CAROL SINGING no.100/1, no.109/5, no.113/9, no.117/15, no.120/4, no.121/9, no.129/3, no.133/4, no.137/4CAROLAN, G. (postmaster, 1884) no.46/9CAROLAN, Jack no.49/4CAROLS, Christmas no.141/6, no.145/4, no.149/4, no.153/17CAROOL PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSCAROONA [Retirement Home] no.55/3, no.109/8, no.153/5CARPENTER, Henrietta Margaret Adeline, Mrs, d.1975 no.74/10CARPENTER, Herbert Alexander, d.1981 no.100/17CARPET MAKING (apprentices) no.136/3CARR, Annie Burdett, Miss, 1887-1972 no.64/13CARR, B.P. (Peter) no.18; no.77/4; no.78/2, no.81/1, no.82/14, no.84/10, no.95/1, no.101/1, no.102/1, no.106/1, no.106/3, no.107/5, no.108/8, no.109/5, no.110/6, no.111/7, no.113/5, no.115/5, no.116/17, no.117/8, no.118/18, no.119/14, no.121/14, 154/7, no.154/35, no.156/22CARR, Elsie Maud, Mrs, d.1971 no.57/10CARR, Peter (college lecturer) See CARR, B.P. (Peter)CARR, Robert Douglas (Bob), d.1977 no.53/14, no.65/3-5, no.68/5-7, no.69/6-7, no.71/13, no.77/10, no.83/13CARRALL, C.B., Mrs (b.1892) no.64/5CARRALL, Henry Richard, 1893-1978 no.85/13CARRALL, Jane Ruby, Mrs, 1894-1979 no.92/14CARRALL, William Robert, d.1962 no.23/3


81CARRALL, Winifred, 1887-1969 no.52/14CARRIERS no.91/5-6CARRIERS (horse drawn) no.130/3, no.131/16CARRIERS (livestock/produce) no.133/16, no.157/8CARRIERS, Cream See CREAM CARRIERSCARROLL, Amy Ann, Mrs, 1892-1969 no.51/14CARROLL, Arthur James, 1895-1971 no.58/5CARROLL, F., Sgt. (Ballina) no.154/17CARROLL, John, Bishop of Lismore no.65/7, no.70/9, no.80/11, no.113/9CARROLL, Leonard Cecil, 1891-1972 no.63/11CARROLL, William (Rosehill, 1879) no.116/15CARRUTHERS, E.A. no.24/1CARRUTHERS, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1894-1982 no.102/16CARRUTHERS, Frederick Albert, 1905-1979 (Stipendiary Magistrate) no.66/7, no.70/7-8, no.91/13CARSON, Ellen, Miss See HAYTER, Ellen (nee CARSON)CARTER, (selector) no.121/15CARTER, E. (committee, Show Society) no.115/16CARTER, Ernest (postmaster, 1878) no.46/8CARTER, William Beveridge, Major, d.1961 no.5/1, no.21/5CARTS AND WAGONS See WAGONS (Transport)CARTWRIGHT, Robert Marsden, Dr. no.117/14CARTWRIGHT, Robert, Rev. no.50/8, no.51/5, no.86/7CARUSI, C., Mrs no.87/2CASEY, Ada Mary, Mrs, 1899-1981 no.99/13CASEY, John, d.1967 (sculler) B2-p.8CASEY, Margaret, Miss See BURGETT, Margaret (Peggy)(nee CASEY)CASEY, Mary Catherine, Mrs, 1901-1971 no.58/5CASEY, Mary, Mrs, d.1965 no.36/4CASEY, Michael Thomas, d.1982 no.102/18CASHMORE, Frank (teacher) no.83/11, no.92/9CASINO no.102/7, no.104/16, no.107/4, no.118/13, no.120/9CASINO no.13/2, no.14/1, no.16/2, CASINO no.50/5CASINO – History no.82/11, no.84/11, no.86/10CASINO & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.32/2, no.36/2, no.47/8, no.50/10, no.54/8, no.59/1, no.73/8, no.74/4, no.78/12, no.79/5, no.79/6, no.81/2, no.84/8, no.87/12, no.89/1, no.93/1, no.93/3, no.94/5, no.95/3, no.99/6, no.105/7, no.118/3, no.122/5CASINO & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY See also R.R.H.S. – Casino ChapterCASINO (centenary, local government) no.92/6, no.93/1, no.94/5, no.96/1CASINO (telegraph, 1864) no.120/9CASINO (town) no.121/3, no.122/13, no.140/10CASINO AIRPORT See AIRPORTS – CasinoCASINO BEEF WEEK See BEEF WEEK (Casino)CASINO BRIDGES See BRIDGES - CasinoCASINO C.W.A. See C.W.A. – CasinoCASINO CHAPTER OF R.R.H.S. See R.R.H.S…CASINO COUNCIL no.23/1, no.25/2, no.29/1CASINO COURT HOUSE See COURT HOUSE (Casino)CASINO DIAMOND JUBILEE (1922 publication) no.76/14CASINO EDUCATION See EDUCATIONCASINO EDUCATION See SCHOOLSCASINO HISTORICAL SOCIETY See CASINO & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETYCASINO HORSE RACES See HORSE RACINGCASINO MUNICIPAL COUNCIL See CASINO COUNCILCASINO PATRIOTIC LEAGUE no.154/41CASINO POST OFFICE no.91/8, no.112/20CASINO SCHOOL See SCHOOLSCASINO STATION See CASSINO STATIONCASINO TECHNICAL COLLEGE no.149/4CASINO: FROM CROSSING PLACE TO MUNICIPALITY 1840-1950 no.94/5


82CASON, Trevor no.105/3CASSELL’S HISTORY OF ENGLAND no.122/7CASSETTE RECORDER (purchase by R.R.H.S.) no.77/14CASSIA FISTUAL (shrubs/trees) no.101/4, no.124/3CASSINO STATION no.16/2, no.43/6, no.54/8, no.89/4, no.93/1, no.94/5, no.108/6, no.125/3, no.126/8, no.127/15, no.133/13, no.151/3CASTLE, Bridget, Mrs, d.1980 no.93/14CASTLE, F.J. (postmaster, 1912) no.46/9CASTLES, T.G. (postmaster, 1938) no.47/5CASTOR OIL PRODUCTION no.70/14CATERPILLAR TRACTOR no.154/30CATERSON, (road constructor, with Buckley) no.109/11CATHEDRAL BELLS (St Carthage’s) no.132/10, no.135/12CATHOLIC CEMETERY (Lismore) See CEMETERIES – Lismore (Barham Street)CATHOLIC CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL (silver anniversary) no.88/7CATHOLIC CHURCH no.84/3, no.84/11CATHOLIC CHURCH – Bangalow (St Kevin’s) no.118/7, no.152/11CATHOLIC CHURCH – Byron Bay (St Finbars) no.90/11CATHOLIC CHURCH – Lismore no.78/10, no.87/13CATHOLIC CHURCH – Lismore (St Carthages Cathedral) no.50/6-7, no.51/3, no.62/3, no.91/5, no.91/8, no.93/9, no.94/12, no.130/3, no.132/10, no.135/12CATHOLIC CHURCH – Mallanganee no.88/7CATHOLIC CHURCH – North Lismore no.46/5CATTLE (in shows) no.111/2CATTLE BELL no.102/15CATTLE DEALERS no.132/8, no.133/16CATTLE DIPS (tick control) no.119/9CATTLE INDUSTRY no.69/8, no.102/15, no.109/11, no.110/3, no.112/16, no.112/18, no.114/7, no.114/11, no.119/9, no.130/17, no.138/3, no.147/14, no.147/15, no.158/3 & 5CATTLE TICK (control) no.119/9CAUSLEY, Ian no.128/6CAVALCADE OF HORSE no.99/2CAVALRY UNITS no.128/11, no.132/16, no.134/11CAVANAUGH’S PHARMACY See CAVANOUGH’ S PHARMACYCAVANBAR (steamship) no.122/17CAVANBAR STORE, Byron Bay (Woods) no.78/14CAVANOUGH, Arthur Innes de Clare (pharmacist) no.113/8, no.114/8CAVANOUGH, Blanche, Miss no.113/8CAVANOUGH, Charles Innes (pharmacist) no.110/3, no.113/8, no.114/8CAVANOUGH’ S PHARMACY no.127/13CAVELL, Edith, Miss (nurse) no.121/11CAVEN, (errata) See CAREW, ThomasCAVES no.100/9CAWLEY, (shop owner, 1879) no.137/15CAWLEY, Agnes Minner (nee BULWINKEL), d.1966 no.38/4CAWLEY, Charles Lewis, d.1976-p. no.80/14CAWLEY, Geoffrey, Dr. no.82/8CAWLEY, Harold (golden wedding anniversary) no.104/12CAWLEY, Leonard Eugene, d.1981 no.100/17CAWLEY, Margaret May, Mrs, 1890-1980 no.95/11CAWLEY, Owen (Jesswoolgan, Alstonville) no.62/14CAWONGLA (locality) no.43/4, no.44/5, no.105/9, no.121/18CAWONGLA SCHOOL See SCHOOLSCAXTON, William (printer) no.120/9CBE (Commander of the British Empire) See DECORATIONSCECIL, Les (cyclist) no.146/17CECILIA, Mother (Presentation Order) See MEANEY, Vera (Sister Cecilia)CEDAR (timber) no.121/14, no.125/3CEDAR CAMP (Steve King’s) no.94/4, no.95/3CEDAR CAMPS no.97/8, no.117/12


83CEDAR CUTTERS no.14/3, no.16/2CEDAR GETTERS SUPPLIES no.116/16, no.119/13CEDAR GETTERS TALES, by Alexander Clark no.18/2CEDAR INDUSTRY no.44/7, no.45/2, no.47/2-3, no.47/9, no.55/10, no.60/2, no.61/10-12, no.64/6-7, no.65/3, no.68/6-7, no.69/8, no.69/11, no.107/4, no.109/9, no.111/16, no.112/21, no.116/16, no.142/9, no.153/14, no.156/13 & 18, no.158/3, no.158/11CEDAR INDUSTRY See also TIMBER INDUSTRYCEDAR ISLAND no.105/8CEDAR KING See JARRETT, CharlesCEDAR LOG (Stocks Park) no.100/8CEDAR POINT C.W.A. See C.W.A. – Cedar PointCEDAR SQUARERS ARMS (Lismore’s first hotel, 1855) no.112/21, no.151/4CEDAR TREE PLANTING no.15/2, no.87/9CEDARS CARAVAN PARK, Ballina no.55/8CEMETERIES no.71/6-7, no.79/3, no.95/7, no.116/15, no.117/11, no.117/18, no.120/6CEMETERIES – Ballina (Pioneer Memorial Park) no.11/3, no.13/2, no.16/3, no.17/3, no.19/2, no.20/3, no.23/3, no.55/10, no.95/7, no.128/8, no.147/7, no.156/13CEMETERIES – Catholic (Lismore) See CEMETERIES – Lismore (Barham Street)CEMETERIES – Coraki no.71/7CEMETERIES – Goolmangar, Terania, Blakebrook no.123/12CEMETERIES – Gundurimba (on Cooper property) no.71/7CEMETERIES – Headstone listings no.140/5CEMETERIES – Lismore (Barham Street) no.79/3, no.80/13, no.95/7CEMETERIES – Lismore no.39/3, no.158/13CEMETERIES – Lismore Crematorium no.39/3CEMETERIES – Lismore General Cemetery no.158/13CEMETERIES – Monaltrie (Wilson family) no.95/7, no.158/15CEMETERIES – Mulli Mulli no.82/11CEMETERIES – North Lismore (& Pioneer Park) no.42/2, no.44/1, no.45/2, no.47/3, no.49/3, no.53/2, no.54/1, no.60/1, no.69/6, no.71/7, no.85/3, no.117/18CEMETERIES – Rosehill no.121/14CEMETERIES – South Gundurimba no.85/3, no.133/12CEMETERIES – Tintenbar no.95/7CEMETERIES – Tucki (including Wyrallah) no.71/7, no.79/3CEMETERIES – Wollongbar no.71/6-7, no.112/9CEMETERIES – Wyangarie (Bundock Family) no.138/6CEMETERIES – Wyrallah (later Tucki) no.100/4CEMETERIES See also BURIALSCEMETERY RECORDS no.146/14CEMETERY RESTORATION no.156/19CENSORSHIP (World War II) no.154/16, no.154/52CENSUS, 1841 no.43/6CENSUS, 1861 no.83/12CENSUS (population) no.147/10CENTAUR (hospital ship during W.W.II) no.154/61CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS (Lismore City Council) no.88/5, no.90/4-8 CENTENARY HISTORY OF THE URBAN FAMILY, 1879-1979 no.92/5CENTRAL METHODIST MISSION, Sydney See METHODIST CHURCHCENTRAL STORE (Sam McLean’s) no.139/16CENTREPOINT MOTEL no.142/6CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT (R.A.H.S.) no.149/4CERTIFICATE OF MERIT (R.R.H.S.) no.151/18, no.153/17, no.155/18CHADWICK, Ethel E. (nee MARTIN), d.1964 no.30/3CHADWICK, William Thomas, d.1964 no.31/2CHADWICK, William Thomas, Mrs See CHADWICK, Ethel E. (nee MARTIN), d.1964CHALMERS, C.H. PTY LTD. (furniture) no.51/8CHAMPAGNAT HOUSE (Marist Brothers Monastery) no.55/3CHAMPAIN, J., Mrs no.86/7CHAMPION, Annie Jane Isobel, Mrs, 1897-1981 no.98/14CHAMPION, Geoff (mayor) no.155/13


84CHAMPIONS IN SPORT no.66/8-9CHANCE, Hannah Mary (nee ANNAND), 1891-1943 (musician) no.49/11CHANEL, Mary, Sister (33 years, St. Marys College) no.84/7CHANGE STATION, Bolivia (Cobb & Co.) no.134/16CHANNON GRASS See THE CHANNONCHANNON See THE CHANNONCHANT, John (car sales) no.64/5CHAPERONES no.154/59CHAPMAN, Charles William, 1881-1975 no.63/13, no.76/6CHAPMAN, Eileen, Mrs, 1901-1981 no.98/9CHAPMAN, Gilbert, 1910-1980 (Aboriginal) no.96/13, no.97/11CHAPMAN, Helen Westwood, Mrs, 1896-1975 no.75/10CHAPMAN, S. no.81/14CHAPMAN, Sarah Elizabeth (nee PAYNE), d.1965 no.34/3CHAPPELL, Audrey, Mrs (World War II) no.154/5 & 10, no.154/64 & 67CHAPPELL, Brian (World War II) no.154/10, no.154/64 & 67CHAPPELL, Brian, Mrs See CHAPPELL, Audrey, MrsCHARCOAL BURNING no.91/10CHARD, Mary, Miss See DAVIS, Mary (nee CHARD)CHARITY FUNCTIONS no.115/5CHARLES, Prince of Wales (wedding) no.99/10CHARLESTON, Athol, d.1986 (cyclist/Apollo Hall) no.131/11, no.135/8, no.146/16CHARLESTON, Carl (cyclist) no.146/16CHARLESTON, Jacob H. (Jake), 1890-1976 no.133/15, no.134/12, no.135/8, no.154/60CHARLESTON, Mavis, Miss (Apollo Hall) no.135/8CHARLESTON, Rex (ballroom dancer) no.135/8CHARLESTON, Royal, Miss See NORTON, Royal (nee CHARLESTON)CHARLIE AH-CHING See AH-CHING, CharlieCHARLIE, Billie (Aboriginal) no.105/11CHARLIE, Florrie (Aboriginal) no.105/11CHARLOLAIS CATTLE BREED no.127/12CHARLTON, Kathleen May, Mrs, 1883-1973 no.67/11CHARTER, Dulcie, Mrs, d.1980 no.95/11CHARTER, H.R. (golden wedding) no.76/11CHARTERS HARDWARE (Nimbin) no.144/12CHARTERS, Herbert Stanley, 1898-1969 no.52/13CHATHAM, Richard Onians, 1884-1981 no.74/13, no.100/17CHATSWORTH ISLAND no.89/6, no.113/3CHAUVEL, (squatter, Tabulam) no.126/9CHAUVEL, Charles G. T., d.1865 (lease: Tabulam East, Tabulam West) no.44/9, no.69/8CHAUVEL, Harry (Tabulam Station) no.83/11CHAVE, Ernest Charles (teacher) no.142/11CHAWNER, J.E. (golden wedding) no.95/9CHAWNER, Margaret (nee CREER), d.1962 no.23/3CHECK, Joseph [photographer] no.84/14CHEEKE, Alfred no.44/9, no.121/13CHEESE INDUSTRY no.72/3CHEETHAM, E.K., Mrs, 1903-1973 no.65/9CHELMSFORD, Lord no.76/12CHERRY GUAVA (timber for craft) no.101/4CHERRY, Sarah Jane, Mrs, d.1977 no.83/14CHESWORTH, Harry (Tuckombil) no.121/5CHEVIOT HILLS, Drake no.48/4CHICKIBA CREEK, Ballina no.14/3, no.61/3, no.71/12, no.93/7CHIDGEY, Florence, Matron (Girls Hostel) no.152/15CHIE, Emily, Mrs, d.1962 no.25/3CHIE, Frank Evan, Mrs See CHIE, Ura, MrsCHIE, Ura, Mrs (descendant of Steve King) no.95/3CHIKIBA CREEK See CHICKIBA CREEK, BallinaCHILCOTT CREEK no.151/10


85CHILCOTT FAMILY no.147/6CHILCOTT, (pioneer) no.45/10CHILCOTT, George Thomas, d.1977 no.84/12CHILCOTT, Mick [Ballina] no.48/12, no.50/7CHILCOTT, Stanley Thomas, d.1972 no.64/13CHILCOTT’S WHARF no.102/13CHILCOTTS GRASS no.14/4, no.63/7, no.81/8, no.158/11CHILD, Coles, Rev. no.118/13, no.133/11, no.151/10CHILDRENS TOYS (early era) no.129/18, no.131/4CHILDS, Henrietta Harriet, Mrs, d.1965 no.35/3CHILLINGHAM no.101/3CHINA PEAR (timber for craft) no.101/4CHINAMAN (loading ramp) no.83/7CHINAMANS BEACH no.83/7, no.97/12, no.105/11CHINCOGAN (locality) no.81/8, no.102/7CHINDERAH (steamship) no.120/18, no.121/22CHINESE (immigrants/& Aborigines) no.81/6CHINESE COMMUNITY no.132/8CHINESE MAGNOLIA (timber for craft) no.101/4CHINGTU (steamship) no.7/2, no.55/8, no.128/12CHISHOLM, Claire Ursula, Miss, d.1982 no.101/12CHISHOLM, Elizabeth Mary (nee BREWER) (teacher) no.72/7CHISHOLM, H.B., Cr. (president, Terania Shire) no.126/5CHISHOLM, James Benedict (Jim), d.1964 no.33/3, no.154/56, no.157/12CHISHOLM, John Gregory, d.1979 no.91/12CHISHOLM, Lena See WEBER, Helena Cecilia (Lena) (nee CHISHOLM)CHISHOLM, Lizzie (schoolteacher, Corndale, 1904) no.129/11CHISHOLM, Margaret (Maggie) See TILBROOKE, Margaret Theresa (nee CHISHOLM)CHITTICK, Alan (author) no.135/12CHITTICK, Andrew Moffitt, 1894-1967 no.43/10, no.126/5CHITTICK, Andy (grazier) no.137/14CHITTICK, Clara Jane, Mrs, 1885-1978 no.88/9CHITTICK, N.R. no.49/12CHITTICK, N.R., Mrs (nee TAYLOR) no.49/12CHITTICK, Noel no.137/14CHITTICK, Thomas Henry, d.1965 no.34/3CHITTICK, Vincent (farmer) no.117/11CHOCOLATE WHEELS no.154/60CHOIR MUSIC no.109/3CHORAL SINGING no.154/57CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL, Grafton) no.95/10, no.102/10CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR MOVEMENT no.116/13CHRISTIAN LIFE CENTRE no.148/10CHRISTIAN UNITY WEEK no.51/6CHRISTIANSEN, Dot (guest speaker) no.136/3CHRISTMAS (Lismore, 1879) no.48/9CHRISTMAS BELLS (wild flower) no.112/7CHRISTMAS CARDS (RRHS) See RICHMOND RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETYCHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS no.108/11, no.116/4, no.129/3, no.129/6CHRISTMAS MEETING (R.R.H.S.) no.141/6, no.144/3, no.145/4, no.153/17CHRISTMAS MESSAGE no.120/2, no.144/2, no.148/13, no.152/18CHRISTMAS NATIVITY PLAY no.56/7CHRISTMAS PARTIES FOR ELDERLY no.155/5CHRISTMAS PARTY (RRHS) no.53/3, no.56/2, no.60/5, no.120/4, no.121/8CHRISTOPHER, T. no.101/9CHURCH BELLS See BELLSCHURCH OF ENGLAND See ANGLICAN CHURCHCHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, Bexhill no.79/9, no.80/14, no.93/6, no.98/7CHURCH SERVICE, The; poem, by Mrs F.L. Richards no.53/7CHURCH SERVICES no.118/13-14, no.121/20


86CHURCH, Frederick Charles, Snr., d.1979 no.89/13CHURCHES no.158/4CHURCHMEN, Pioneer no.117/13-14CHURCHWARD, Ronald E., d.1977 no.81/12CHUTES (for timber) See SHOOTSCHYNOEWITH & CO. (brewers) no.109/7, no.157/3CINEMAS (movies, flicks) no.134/9CIRCULAR REACH (locality) no.105/8CIRCUS (entertainment) no.116/9, no.141/14CITRA AUSTRALIA (dam constructors) no.49/4CITRON (citrus fruit) no.102/13, no.110/11CITY CLUB APPAREL, Lismore no.93/13CITY HALL, Lismore See LISMORE CITY HALLCITY STATUS REQUIREMENTS no.158/3CITY TENNIS COURTS, Lismore See TENNISCIVIC HOTEL no.154/60CIVIL ALIENS CORPS (W.W.II) no.154/17CIVIL CONSTRUCTIONAL CORPS (W.W.II) no.154/8 & 25CLAN EGAN (Australian branch) no.138/17CLAN MACKAY (Scotland & Australia) no.138/16CLAN MCLENNAN no.97/10CLANCY, J., Ms no.81/14CLAPHAM, (golden wedding) no.76/11CLAPHAM, H. (golden wedding anniversary) no.111/7CLAPHAM, O. (golden wedding) no.81/13CLAPSON, Albert Frederick, 1899-1982 no.101/13CLARENCE & RICHMOND EXAMINER (newspaper) no.45/8, no.81/6, no.102/9, no.104/1, no.120/9, no.122/12CLARENCE HEADS no.4/2CLARENCE RIVER – History of Shipping on River no.130/6, no.130/7CLARENCE RIVER no.43/6, no.121/7CLARENCE RIVER DISTRICT no.12/4, no.22/2, no.105/11, no.107/6, no.112/21CLARENCE RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.14/2, no.36/2, no.70/2, no.71/2, no.89/1, no.122/18CLARENCE TO CORAKI, by McBurney & Kinny no.93/5CLARK, A.G., Mrs See CLARK, Margaret Anne, MrsCLARK, Albert James, 1888-1969 (Caniaba) no.26/1, no.50/9, no.51/9, no.82/8, no.126/5CLARK, Alexander (cedar getters tales) no.18/2CLARK, Alexander (pioneer, Corndale, 1878) no.83/6CLARK, Alexander, Mrs See CLARK, Elizabeth, MrsCLARK, Arthur (cabinet & violin maker) no.144/10CLARK, Bertha Isobel, Mrs, d.1981 no.99/13CLARK, Bruce, d.1983 (Goolmangar) no.72/13, no.91/6, no.107/13CLARK, Christopher George, 1903-1982 no.104/14CLARK, Daisy, Mrs, d.1961 no.20/5CLARK, Dave (Bexhill) no.66/10, no.72/6-7CLARK, Dave, Mrs (Bexhill) See CLARK, Jean (nee LOCKTON)CLARK, Elizabeth, Miss, 1880-1977 no.72/13, no.81/12CLARK, Elizabeth, Mrs (pioneer, Corndale, 1878) no.83/6CLARK, Emily (nee SUTERS), d.1965 no.35/4CLARK, F., Mr & Mrs no.82/8CLARK, Florrie Victoria, Mrs, d.1983 no.104/9, no.105/15CLARK, Gordon (calf buyer) no.157/12CLARK, Gordon Henry, 1902-1982 no.101/12CLARK, Heather Amelia Rose, Mrs, 1909-1978 no.85/13CLARK, I. (Bonalbo) no.22/1CLARK, Ivy, Miss See HELLYAR, Ivy (nee CLARK)CLARK, J. Manning, Prof. no.58/3CLARK, Jean (nee LOCKTON) no.72/6CLARK, Jessie (Eileen), Mrs, 1902-1979 no.92/14CLARK, Margaret Anne, Mrs, 1877-1978 no.83/5, no.87/14CLARK, S. no.49/6


87CLARK, Snow (golden wedding) no.89/12CLARK, Wallie (music shop/teacher) no.148/15CLARKE, A. no.121/9CLARKE, A.J. (Clunes) no.45/5CLARKE, Alex (teacher) no.92/9CLARKE, Anne, Mrs (Rosehill) no.116/14CLARKE, Bede no.154/74CLARKE, C.H. no.156/4CLARKE, C.W. no.70/8CLARKE, Daisy Elizabeth May, Mrs, 1910-1981 no.99/13CLARKE, Elsie May, Mrs d.1966 no.37/4CLARKE, Esther Alice, Mrs, 1903-1968 no.45/9CLARKE, Florence Caroline May, Mrs, d.1981 no.99/12CLARKE, Florrie, Mrs (b.1887) (Coraki) no.99/7CLARKE, Gordon (pig carrier) no.157/9CLARKE, Greg (Wyangarie homestead) no.138/5CLARKE, Gwyneth B. (nee CARLILL) no.116/10CLARKE, Harriet, Mrs, d.1966 no.37/4CLARKE, Joseph, d.1978 no.59/2, no.86/11CLARKE, Lily, Mrs, 1887-1970 no.55/5CLARKE, Mary Florence Mabel, Mrs, d.1981 no.97/11CLARKE, Mary Jane, Mrs, 1892-1979 no.90/12CLARKE, R. no.6/1CLARKE, Rex (Clunes) no.45/5CLARKE, Sarah Eliza (Rose), Mrs, d.1978 no.87/14CLARKE, Stan (fishing) no.49/12CLARKE, William (Rosehill) no.116/14CLARKE, William, Mrs See CLARKE, Anne, MrsCLARKES BEACH no.53/2CLASPER, George Byron, d.1977 no.83/14CLAUDE RILEY PAVILION (Showground) no.96/3, no.99/2CLAUSEN, Miss (housekeeper to A.P. Goodwin) no.145/9CLAVAN, Harold Gilbert, 1898-1970 no.55/5CLAVAN, James Charles, d.1964 no.31/3CLAY, Henry (squatter) no.16/2, no.43/6, no.84/8, no.86/14, no.89/4, no.94/5CLAY, Henry (squatter) no.126/8, no.127/15, no.116/18, no.119/13CLAYDON, Herbert John, d.1964 no.30/3CLAYTON, Tom (golden wedding) no.98/9CLEMENS, Samuel Langhorne See TWAIN, Mark, pseud.CLEMENT PARK (Ballina) no.150/8CLEMENT, Eleanor, Mrs, d.1890 no.55/10CLEMENT, Lizzie, Mrs (Aunt Lizzie) no.49/9CLEMENT, William, Jnr no.49/8CLEMENT, William, Jnr., Mrs See CLEMENT, Lizzie, MrsCLEMENT, William, Snr., 1819-1893 no.5/2, no.10/3no.11/3no.17/3, no.28/1, no.30/1, no.46/6, no.49/8, no.54/10, no.55/9, no.87/4, no.89/5, no.125/4, no.150/3 & 6CLEMENT, William, Snr., Mrs See CLEMENT, Eleanor, Mrs, d.1890CLEMENTS, K.J., Rev., Bishop of Grafton no.20/3CLEMENTS, Mrs (school teacher) no.136/7CLERGYMEN, Pioneer no.117/13CLEVEDON (property, Clunes) no.93/10CLIFFORD, D., Mrs no.22/1 [Obit KH140?]CLIFFORD, E.A. (golden wedding) no.68/7CLIFFORD, Eleanor Banks, Mrs, 1882-1970 no.54/9CLIFFORD, Eric no.95/3CLIFFORD, Esther Millwood, Mrs, 1880-1972 no.64/13CLIFFORD, Eva Jane (nee BRYANT), d.1962 no.22/4CLIFFORD, Leslie William, 1904-1978 no.87/14CLIFFORD, M.H.L. no.28/2CLIFFORD, Roy Cecil, d.1978 no.87/14


88CLIFFORD, Thomas no.50/10CLIFFORD, Trilby no.142/13CLOCK (over Fred Wick’s jewellery shop) no.135/12CLOONAN, Margaret, Mrs (custodian, R.R.H.S.) no.111/5CLOSE, Rory, d.1977 (Aboriginal) no.79/6, no.84/11CLOSER SETTLEMENT no.6/2, no.69/8, no.121/14CLOSER SETTLEMENT See also ROBERTSON LAND ACT (1861)CLOSS FAMILY no.113/11CLOTHES PROPS (sold door-to-door) no.153/16CLOTHING COUPONS (W.W.II) no.154/67CLOVASS no.5/2, no.16/3CLOVASS COURT HOUSE See COURT HOUSES (Clovass)CLOVASS TELEPHONE EXCHANGE no.50/10CLOVER PARK no.133/4CLUNES [nickname: Holy City] no.5/2, no.6/2, no.8/1, no.11/2, no.16/3, no.93/10, no.128/17CLUNES – Residents [Hull; Jarvis] no.6/2CLUNES DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION (established 1920) no.45/5CLUNES METHODIST CHURCH See METHODIST CHURCHCLUNES POST OFFICE (centenary) no.107/13CLUNES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH See PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHCLUNES, Thomas (pioneer, 1880) no.85/9COACH (horse-drawn vehicle) no.109/13COACH BUILDERS [Andrews/McKergow, Casino] no.25/2COACHWOOD (timber for craft) no.101/4COASTAL BOATS OF N.S.W., by M.P. Richards no.36/1COASTAL FARMERS (machinery) no.128/15COASTLINE FORD, Ballina no.75/9COASTWISE TO SYDNEY, by N.C. Hewitt no.1/2COATES, A.H. (garage proprietor) no.101/2COATES, G.J. (RRHS speaker) no.101/2COBB & CO. CHANGE STATION, Bolivia no.134/16COBRA (timber pest) no.112/21COCCIOLA, J. no.87/4COCKAYNE, George no.153/12COCKERELL, (bird collector) no.145/8 [Cockerill?]COCKSPUR (timber for craft) no.101/4, no.103/4COCKSPUR BUSH no.110/2CODRINGTON no.51/8, no.52/5, no.87/9, no.94/3, no.97/8, no.140/10CODRINGTON SCHOOL See SCHOOLSCODRINGTON, South See CODRINGTONCOE, Donna, Miss no.101/10COE, E., Mrs (b.1876) no.63/14COE, Edith Claris, Mrs, d.1983 no.105/14COE, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1890-1970 no.55/8, no.56/11COE, Una, Miss (nurse, Old Bonalbo) no.79/5, no.99/8COFFEE CAMP no.85/1, no.138/9COFFEE CAMP SCHOOL See SCHOOLSCOFFEE GROWING (Goonellabah, 1887) no.138/9COFFEE PRODUCTION no.70/14COFFEE TREE (timber for craft) no.101/4COFFS HARBOUR no.11/2, no.25/1COFFS HARBOUR HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.11/2, no.12/4, no.89/1COHENS JEWELLERY STORY no.154/59COINS no.1/2, no.121/10COLE, C.S. (50 years, P.A.F.S.) no.98/9COLE, Christina (nee DUNCAN) no.133/8COLE, Emily Marjorie, Mrs, d.1980 no.94/13COLE, George Edward no.133/8COLE, George Edward, Mrs See COLE, Christina (nee DUNCAN)COLE, L.N., Mr & Mrs no.82/8


89COLE, M., Mrs no.77/14COLEMAN BRIDGE (1885) no.158/4COLEMAN, Anna (nee HARVISON), d.1965 no.34/3COLEMAN, Edmund, Ald. (storekeeper, 1879) no.89/8, no.125/4COLEMAN, John (convict) no.141/11, no.147/6COLEMAN, L. (golden wedding anniversary) no.124/10COLEMAN, Nina, Miss See HEPBURN, Nina (nee COLEMAN)COLEMAN, Roy (cyclist) no.146/16COLEMANS POINT no.83/11, no.125/4COLEMANS POINT BRIDGE no.91/5, no.130/4COLEMANS POINT MOTOCYCLE SPEEDWAY no.144/7COLES, Amy Isabella, Mrs, 1880-1972 no.62/13COLES, Elizabeth Viva, Mrs, d.1983 no.105/14COLES, George (Byron Bay) no.42/3COLES, George William no.52/12, no.75/9COLES, Herbert (b.1886) no.42/3COLES, Laurel Elizabeth, 1879-1970 no.53/9COLES, Percy (b.1888) no.42/3, no.104/12COLES, Sidney James, 1883-1967 no.38/2, no.42/3, no.44/6COLLARD, (Rous Mill) no.97/13COLLEANO, Con, pseud. (b.1899) (circus acrobat) no.141/14COLLEGE OF ADVANCED EDUCATION, Lismore See NORTHERN RIVERS C.A.E. COLLETON, J.A. (postmaster, 1960) no.46/9COLLEY, I.V.C., Mrs no.82/8COLLEY, Reginald William, d.1971 no.57/11COLLINGS, Linda Aileen, Mrs, 1899-1981 no.97/12COLLINS, Alf, 1902-1971 no.57/10COLLINS, Bert Edward, 1891-1968 no.46/13COLLINS, Daisy Florence, Mrs, 1888-1983 no.105/14COLLINS, Edna May, 1910-1982 no.104/14COLLINS, George William, d.1964 no.32/3COLLINS, George, 1882-1976 no.77/5COLLINS, Peter (N.S.W. Minister for Arts) no.139/2COLLINSON, Hector (golden wedding) no.94/10, no.95/9COLLYER, A. (golden wedding) no.98/9COLLYER, J., 1913-1982 no.101/13COLLYER, John Joseph, 1887-1977 no.84/12COLONIAL SUGAR REFINING COMPANY See C.S.R.COMARA (N.C.S.N. steamship) no.155/6COMBO, Harriett (Aboriginal) no.3/3COMBO, Harry (Aboriginal) no.3/3COMFORTS FUND (W.W.II) See AUSTRALIAN COMFORTS FUNDCOMINO, (fish & oyster shop, 1920) no.127/13COMMERCIAL BANKING CO. OF SYDNEY (1920) no.127/13COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANY (1875) no.158/4COMMERCIAL HOTEL (Greenstreets, Myrtle Creek) no.66/13-14, no.68/10-12COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Lismore no.8/1COMMERCIAL SCHOOL (Harman’s) See SCHOOLS - LismoreCOMMERCIAL UNION INSURANCE CO. OF AUSTRALIA no.141/12COMMISSIONER FOR CROWN LANDS no.62/10-11COMMISSIONERS, Crown [Oliver Fry] no.30/1COMMONWEALTH BANK no.21/1, no.127/14COMMONWEALTH BANK, Lismore (50 years) no.100/12COMMONWEALTH HEALTH LABORATORY, Lismore no.85/7COMMONWEALTH JUBILEE LOYALTY DESPATCH…RIDE no.81/14COMMONWEALTH LITERARY FUND no.56/8COMMONWEALTH LITERARY GRANTS no.73/10COMMONWEALTH YOUTH SUPPORT SCHEME no.96/3COMMUNICATION (RRHS Dossier) no.97/3COMPACT DISCS (recording) no.153/13


90COMPETITIONS (RRHS rund raising) no.98/2COMPETITIONS, Essay no.12/2, no.16/2COMPTON DRIVE, Ballina no.46/4COMPTON, Bruce (postmaster, 1948) no.49/8COMPTON, Dorothy, Mrs (postmistress, 1961) no.49/8COMPTON, Keith Clive, 1900-1977 no.16/1, no.22/2, no.26/2, no.84/11COMPTON, P. no.82/8CONCERTINA [played at launching of Yabsley ships, Coraki] no.1/2CONCRETE, Readymix no.158/12CONDON, Margaret Jane, Mrs, d.1975 no.73/13CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS (Hist. Soc.) no.64/3; no.67/2; no.71/1, no.74/7, no.76/10, no.77/7-9; no.80/9, no.85/5, no.99/2, no.100/15, no.121/4, no.34/2, no.35/2, no.37/2, no.40/2-3, no.41/3, no.59/1CONNAH, Graham (University of New England) no.76/10; 79/5CONNELL, Anthony James, d.1965 no.36/4CONNOLLY, Isabel Mary, Mrs, d.1962 no.25/3CONNOLLY, John Thomas, M.B.E., 1907-1976 no.78/7; no.79/7CONNOLLY, Maurice Ager, d.1976 no.80/14CONNOR, Percy Bruce, d.1966 no.40/4CONNORS, Enid Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1975 no.73/13CONNORS, Mary Ambrose, Sister, 1898-1979 no.91/13CONROY, Margaret (nee ?; previously WARNE), d.1963 no.26/4CONROY, Ted (boat builder) no.69/14CONSERVATION (R.R.H.S. maps) no.152/17CONSTABLE, George Edward, d.1966 no.40/4CONTE, Giovanni, d.1982 no.61/8, no.103/15CONTRACEPTIVES (Aboriginal = cymbidium madidum) no.70/3, no.78/4CONVICT ONCE; poem, by James Brunton Stephens no.54/4CONVICTS no.16/1 [Richard Craig], no.30/1 [John Alligan]CONVICTS no.12/4, no.83/4, no.101/2, no.147/3, no.151/3CONWAY STREET, Lismore no.63/4CONWAY, William Martin, 1856-1937 no.63/4CONYNGHAM, Barry (SCU/Patron R.R.H.S.) no.151/2, no.153/2COOEE (Aboriginal bush call) no.79/3-4COOK BOOK (R.R.H.S.) no.147/9COOK, Baba (Aboriginal) no.104/15COOK, D. McPherson, Rev. no.53/10COOK, Doug (saw miller) no.91/9COOK, Ernest, 1899-1981 (Aboriginal) no.97/11COOK, Fanny, Mrs, d.1964 no.32/3COOK, G.S. (manager, NORCO) no.75/9COOK, George no.60/2COOK, George (Cabbage Tree Island) no.81/7COOK, George Isaac, d.1963 no.28/2COOK, H., Mrs no.101/10COOK, Henry (mail depot, Broadwater, 1876) no.78/13COOK, Henry, c.1869-1969 (Aboriginal) no.50/8, no.53/13COOK, Jack (Pappa), 1858-1961 (Aboriginal) no.22/4COOK, James, Captain no.49/2-3, no.50/4, no.51/3, no.53/2, no.54/9COOK, James, Captain (Memorial, Byron Bay) no.156/20-21COOK, John (Jack), d.1979 (Aboriginal) no.92/14COOK, Russell no.102/3COOK, Stanley Livingstone, d.1971 no.58/6COOKE, Daphne (nee CAMERON) (music teacher) no.98/5COOKE, E.E. (Moongi Guernsey Stud) no.44/3, no.50/9COOKE, Ewing, 1893-1972 [Guernsey Stud, Bexhill] no.61/6COOKE, Kath, Miss no.139/18COOKE, Lindsay, 1889-1980 no.94/13COOKE, Lindsay, Mrs See COOKE, Daphne (nee CAMERON)COOKE, P., Miss no.95/9COOKE, R., Miss no.92/6


91COOKE, Rose, Miss (plane spotter) no.111/5, no.120/7, no.151/18, no.154/16COOKE, William Robert, M.B.E., 1890-1976 no.71/8, no.77/5COOKERY BOOK AND HOUSEHOLD HINTS, 1890, by Rawson no.94/9COOKS (shearing & droving camps) no.113/18COOKS, Jessie Irene, Miss, 1894-1979 no.90/12COOL ROCKS CELLAR (McDermott, established 1975) no.131/13COOLANGATTA no.55/13COOLGARDIE SAFE (for keeping food cool) no.112/11, no.120/13COOLING, D., Mrs no.22/1COOLING, Doris, Mrs, d.1977 no.81/11COOLING, Tom (both World Wars) no.154/4 & 7COOLUM (Aboriginal, Disputed Plain) no.123/4COOLWELL, Kruger, 1906-1981 no.98/14COOMBELL BRICKWORKS no.91/7COOMBES, Benjamin Joseph, d.1982 no.104/14COOMBES, Matthew, d.1967 no.44/6COOMBS, Ethel (nurse) no.153/6COOMBS, Ron no.153/7COOP, Alan (retired, 40 years Northern Star) no.101/10COOP, Benjamin, 1893-1968 no.48/15COOP, William (golden wedding) no.74/13COOPER, (headstone on property) no.71/7COOPER, A.E. (fishing) no.49/12COOPER, Ann (previously SAUL) no.149/15COOPER, Bridget, Mrs, 1887-1973 no.65/9COOPER, Edwin Joseph, 1914-1968 no.46/13COOPER, Evaline, Mrs, 1881-1981 no.98/9COOPER, George no.149/15COOPER, George Thomas, 1890-1970 no.55/5COOPER, George, Mrs See COOPER, Ann (previously SAUL)COOPER, Henry Edward, Rt. Rev., Bishop of Grafton and Armidale no.66/4, no.92/7, no.150/8COOPER, Jack (Caniaba) no.98/3COOPER, James Jarrett (cedar-getter) no.65/3-5, no.66/12COOPER, Joe (diamond wedding anniversary) no.105/13COOPER, Joseph (cedar-getter) no.65/3-5COOPER, Nell, Mrs, 1897-1981 no.99/12COOPER, Ruby Adelaide, Mrs, 1888-1979 no.92/14COOPER, Tulip George, d.1964 no.30/3COOPER, William (cedar-getter) no.65/4-5COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES no.142/9COOPERS CREEK no.68/6, no.71/7COOPERS SHOOT no.64/6, no.65/3-5, no.68/6-7, no.119/11, no.120/17COORABELL no.10/6, no.120/17COORABELL PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSCOORABELL ROAD (ridge) no.67/5, no.68/6COORONG (also Ghoorong) (Aboriginal for hoop pine) no.50/13COOTE, Minnie May (nee WOTHERSPOON), 1888-1969 no.49/14COOTE, Rosina, Mrs, 1894-1983 no.105/15COPPERS (wood fired for boiling clothes) no.154/38, no.158/9COPYRIGHT OF PHOTOGRAPHS no.150/5COQUETTE (schooner) no.117/14CORAKI no.1/2, no.2/3, no.5/13-14, no.6/15-17, no.7/18-19, no.11/3, no.14/1, no.44/5, no.52/6, no.61/5, no.67/1, no.75/1, no.80/3, no.81/9, no.93/5, no.94/4, no.94/10, no.103/7, no.104/9, no.107/5, no.108/10, no.109/7, no.110/5, no.111/6, no.117/7, no.131/9CORAKI ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHCORAKI BRASS BAND See BANDSCORAKI CEMETERY See CEMETERIES - CorakiCORAKI COUNCIL (1891-1933) no.30/2, no.80/3, no.80/5CORAKI GIRLS PATRIOTIC LEAGUE no.48/13CORAKI JOCKEY CLUB no.7/1, no.14/3


92CORAKI METHODIST CHURCH See METHODIST CHURCHCORAKI MUNICIPAL COUNCIL See CORAKI COUNCILCORAKI SCHOOL See SCHOOLSCORAL no.101/6CORCORAN, Barbara, Mrs no.96/8CORDEROY, Margaret Ellen, Mrs, 1884-1970 no.53/9CORDIALS See SOFT DRINKSCORDINER, Ada (nee NORTHCOTT), 1864-1920 no.136/13CORDINER, Robert, Rev. (married Northcott) no.136/13CORDING, (Meerschaum Vale) no.151/11 [Terry?]CORDING, Terence James (Terry) no.52/1, no.54/1, no.61/1, no.67/7, no.156/22CORDUROY ROAD (construction) no.111/11CORK, L. (cream carrier) no.135/14CORLIS, Amelia, Dr. no.104/8CORLIS, Charles Ramsden, d.1990 no.87/4, no.98/3, no.99/9, no.137/16CORLIS, Charles, Dr. no.87/6CORLIS, Josiah, Dr., 1840-1922 no.87/6, no.102/11CORLIS, Margaret Amelia, Dr, d.1924 no.87/6, no.102/11CORLIS, Philip, Dr. no.87/6CORLIS, Wilson, Dr. no.87/6CORN CULTIVATION See MAIZE CULTIVATIONCORNDALE no.5/2, no.10/6, no.53/6CORNDALE – Residents [Havilah] no.2/3CORNDALE SCHOOL See SCHOOLS – CorndaleCORNELIUS, Cecil R., d.1997, Rev. Canon no.73/9, no.120/11CORNFORD, James Norman, 1909-1982 no.103/14CORNFORD, M., Mrs (life member, R.R.H.S.) no.101/10, no.106/14CORNISH, G. no.87/4CORNSTALKS: EVERINGHAM FAMILY HISTORY, by Valerie Ross no.96/14CORNWELL, Marion Isabel, Mrs, 1901-1973 no.66/10CORNWELL, Spencer, 1893-1970 no.53/9COROMANDEL (ship) no.93/10CORONAKES, Paul (fruiterer) no.110/18CORONERS’ INQUESTS no.70/7-8CORRIGAN, Miss (teacher) no.10/2CORRIGAN, Nathanial, d.1962 no.23/3CORRIGAN, Tom (hotelier) no.154/33, no.154/62CORROBOREE (Aboriginal) no.111/2, no.132/8COSGROVE, Maria Catherine (nee NOBLE), 1887-1980 no.95/12COSTELLO, Catherine Jessie (nee ELLIS) d.1982 no.103/15COSTELLO, Charles (1st teacher, Wollongbar) no.113/12COSTELLO, Mrs (midwife, Bonalbo) no.69/9COSTELLO, Rebecca (nee SMITH) no.113/12COSTELLO, Rosa (vocalist) no.154/56, no.156/4COSTELLO, Stephen (farmer) no.113/12COSTELLO, Stephen, Mrs See COSTELLO, Rebecca (nee SMITH)COSTELLO, Ulric Mervyn, 1896-1971 no.58/5COSTELLO, Victor Charles, Mrs See COSTELLO, Catherine Jessie (nee ELLIS)COTTAGE CRAFT DISPLAY no.144/4COTTAGE HOSPITAL, Lismore See HOSPITALS - LismoreCOTTEE STREET, Lismore no.48/5COTTEE, A. (livestock carrier) no.157/13COTTEE, Alison, Mrs, 1896-1970 no.53/9COTTEE, Eliza Ellen (nee DORROUGH), d.1946 no.106/13COTTEE, Elsie Beatrice, Mrs, d.1974 no.69/5COTTEE, Meta E.P. See HYDE, Meta E.P. (nee COTTEE)COTTEE, Spencer (passionfruit drink) no.19/3, no.106/13, no.114/7, no.142/12COTTEE, Spencer, Mrs See COTTEE, Eliza Ellen (nee DORROUGH), d.1946COUCH, D. (golden wedding anniversary) no.124/10COUCH, Elsie Lillian, Mrs, d.1964 no.31/3


93COUGHRAN, Eddie (golden wedding anniversary) no.103/11COULTER, John (Kyogle) no.81/6COUNTRY WOMENS ASSOCIATION See C.W.A.COUNTY MAPS (Drake, Richmond, Rous) no.146/15COUPERIN, Francois (composer) no.88/2COURT CASES no.147/4, no.151/8COURT HOUSE (Casino) no.16/2COURT HOUSE (Clovass) no.16/3COURT HOUSE (Lismore) no.62/4, no.82/9, no.85/11, no.133/13-14, no.158/4COURT HOUSE HOTEL, Lismore no.3/3COUSINS, Alice (nee GLASGOW) no.92/13COUSINS, Arthur, d.1960 no.5/1, no.13/1, no.16/1, no.18/2, no.20/2, no.92/9, no.92/13, no.135/5, no.156/9COUSINS, Arthur, Mrs See COUSINS, Alice (nee GLASGOW)COUTTS CROSSING HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.118/4COUTTS, A.J. no.20/3COUTTS, Thomas no.64/10COWAN, (Billen Rock) no.105/9COWAN, Albert Ernest, 1900-1971 no.60/5COWAN, Arthur no.139/7COWAN, Clarrie no.139/7COWAN, John Thomas, 1904-1982 no.103/14COWAN, Percy no.139/7COWEN, Simon no.48/4COWEN, Zelman, Professor & Mrs (Vice-Chancellor, Uni. Of New England) no.48/4COWIE, R. no.37/1COWLEY, R.C.G. (Bob), Ald., 1937-1983 no.106/12COWLING, P. no.51/7COWLONG GRASS no.64/8COWS CAN’T EAT CEDAR, by Diana Mercer no.67/6COX, (Myrtle Creek) no.68/11COX, Berkeley Clarendon (Don) (solicitor) no.157/6-7COX, Berkeley Clarendon, Mrs See COX, Peg (nee SULLIVAN)COX, Charles no.101/10COX, Edward William, 1897-1972 no.64/13COX, George Daniel, 1883-1971 no.57/10COX, Geraldine, (nee SPRING), d.1961 no.21/5COX, Hannah, Mrs, d.1961 no.22/4COX, J. no.51/7COX, Keith Lanagan, d.1974 no.65/5-6, no.69/5COX, Lily Amelia May, Mrs, 1898-1973 no.67/11COX, Peg (nee SULLIVAN) no.157/6-7COX, Ronald Charles, 1911-1981 no.99/12COYTE, Harry (bandmaster, Salvation Army, 1891) no.137/10CRADDOCK, Charlotte, Miss, d.1974 (nursing sister) no.69/5, no.113/16CRADICK, Madeline Grace (nee SIMPSON), 1884-1975 no.74/10CRAFT DAY no.144/4CRAFT FAIR (R.R.H.S.1992) no.143/4CRAFTS EXHIBITION no.14/2CRAGO, Maxwell R. no.98/11CRAGO, R. no.97/2CRAIG, Archibald Bassman, 1893-1977 no.81/11CRAIG, Richard (convict) no.16/1, no.60/14, no.64/10-11CRAINE, Olive, Mrs, 1892-1967 B2-p.18CRANE, Allison Patterson, Mrs, d.1972 no.62/13CRANE, G.E. (iron founders, Sydney) no.54/11CRANE, Orry Ellen, d.1962 [blacksmith] no.24/4CRANES CORNER (Rous area) no.129/11CRANSTON, Catherine Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1964 no.30/3CRATES, Timber (army vegetables) no.154/40 [???]CRAVEN, Alison (flautist) no.141/6


94CRAVEN, Vicki (bassoonist) no.141/6CRAWFORD FAMILY REUNION no.86/8CRAWFORD PARK no.86/8CRAWFORD, Alice Elizabeth J. (nee BLANCH), d.1960 no.16/5CRAWFORD, Alvie, Mrs no.81/8CRAWFORD, Ambrose See CRAWFORD, W. AmbroseCRAWFORD, Charlotte Lucy (nee STAFF)(married 1875) no.84/3, no.86/8, no.92/9, no.97/7CRAWFORD, Elizabeth (nee CROZIER), 1862-1956 no.1/3CRAWFORD, Emily J. (nee GREEN) no.70/3CRAWFORD, Ethel Sophia Margaret (nee JOHNSTON), 1880-1970 no.54/9CRAWFORD, Evelyn, Miss (daughter of Foreman) no.132/12CRAWFORD, Foreman, 1891-1993 no.49/7, no.75/2, no.86/8, no.89/2, no.91/1, no.93/1, no.97/10, no.97/13, no.98/5, no.100/8, no.101/5, no.102/9, no.102/13, no.103/4, no.105/13, no.106/14, no.107/10, no.109/6, no.110/2, no.110/9, no.110/13, no.111/8, no.112/7, no.113/9, no.113/11, no.114/10, no.116/7, no.117/15, no.118/2, no.118/10, no.120/7, no.120/11, no.121/5, no.122/7, no.123/10, no.124/4, no.125/17, no.126/6, no.126/14, no.129/10, no.129/12, no.131/7, no.132/6, no.132/12, no.133/12, no.136/5, no.137/5, no.138/8, no.141/6, no.146/12, no.151/11, no.153/10CRAWFORD, Henry Mathew, d.1977 no.81/11CRAWFORD, Henry, Mrs See CRAWFORD, Elizabeth (nee CROZIER)CRAWFORD, J.F. no.49/7, no.51/7CRAWFORD, James (early settler, Big Scrub) no.43/9CRAWFORD, James Gilbert, d.1967 no.26/1, no.43/9CRAWFORD, James Foreman, Mrs See CRAWFORD, Alice Elizabeth J. (nee BLANCH)CRAWFORD, James Francis, d.1967 no.44/6CRAWFORD, Lucianne Buchanan (nee UNWIN), d.1986 (golden wedding) no.66/6CRAWFORD, M. (R.R.H.S. Committee 1954) no.135/5CRAWFORD, Norman, 1882-1958 no.10/6, no.75/3, no.87/5CRAWFORD, Pearson (Alstonville) no.110/11, no.112/7CRAWFORD, Rex N. (Principal, North Sydney Boys High School) no.60/12CRAWFORD, Robert no.66/5, no.86/8CRAWFORD, Robert, Mrs See CRAWFORD, Lucianne Buchanan (nee UNWIN)CRAWFORD, Ruth, Mrs, d.1978 no.86/11CRAWFORD, S. (nurse) no.113/16CRAWFORD, W. Ambrose, 1880-1980 no.35/1, no.43/5, no.51/7, no.51/13, no.54/8, no.56/3, no.60/4, no.60/12, no.63/9, no.63/13, no.66/5, no.68/5, no.73/2, no.74/1, 11 & 13, no.75/2, no.76/9, no.76/14, no.77/2, no.79/9, no.82/7, no.84/3, no.85/2, no.86/4, no.86/8, no.88/10, no.89/2, no.90/11, no.91/1, no.93/1, no.94/1, no.94/8, no.96/12, no.102/8, no.112/7, no.121/5CRAWFORD, William no.43/5, no.46/6, no.51/77, no.68/5, no.86/8, no.144/10CRAWFORD, William Joseph (Willie), d.1984 no.33/2, no.73/9CRAWFORD, William, Mrs See CRAWFORD, Charlotte Lucy (nee STAFF)CRAWFORD, William Ambrose, 1880-1980 See CRAWFORD, W. Ambrose, 1880-1980CRAWFORD’S RAILS (locality) no.111/9CREAGAN, Annie Louise, Miss, 1882-1982 no.103/14CREAGAN, Lilian May, Mrs, 1888-1970 no.55/5CREAGH, John (solicitor) no.150/13CREAM BOATS no.70/8CREAM CAN LANDMARK (Sidney & Hacking) no.40/2CREAM CARRIERS no.130/5, no.135/13, no.157/8CREAM SEPARATORS no.118/12, no.122/6, no.142/9CREAMER, Howard (Aboriginal Sites Survey) no.99/14CREASWELL, Harold Robert (Blue), 1908-1983 no.105/15CREEK NAMES no.103/10CREIGHTON, Frank See CREIGHTON, M.E. (nee COOPER)CREIGHTON, M.E. (nee COOPER), d.1965 no.35/3CREIGHTON, Octavius, 1893-1969 no.51/14CREIGHTON, Ruby Vida, Mrs, 1897-1981 no.97/11CREMATORIUMS See CEMETERIESCREMER, Vann (N.S.W. History Officer, Australia Post) no.126/2CRESCENT STREET, Lismore no.109/11CRESS (plant) no.101/6CRESSWELL, Lily, Mrs, 1893-1981 no.100/18


95CRESSWELL-TURNER, Lorna (nee BARHAM, prev. TURNER) no.103/6CRETHAR REFRESHMENT ROOMS (1920) no.127/14CRETHAR, Angelo (café proprietor) no.154/60CRETHAR, Anna, Mrs (Monterey Café) no.154/19, no.154/37CRETHAR, Eric no.154/69CRETHAR, Harry no.154/5, no.154/69, no.155/13CRETHAR, Harry, Mrs See CRETHAR, Maria (nee KING)CRETHAR, Maria (nee KING) no.154/5, no.154/69, no.155/13CRETHAR, Mary, Miss See BLACK, Mary (nee CRETHAR)CRETHAR, Matina, Miss See KING, Matina (nee CRETHAR)CRETHAR, Peter (Monterey Café) no.154/19, no.154/37CRETHAR, Peter, Mrs See CRETHAR, Anna, MrsCRETHAR’S CAFÉ (Molesworth Street) no.139/17CRIBB, Christina Mabel, Mrs, 1882-1974 no.72/10CRIBB, Lester (fishing) no.49/12CRICKET (sport) no.45/5, no.47/7, no.79/4, no.81/4, no.94/14, no.117/16, no.137/14, no.140/6, no.153/8CRICKET HISTORIANS ASSOCIATION OF LISMORE no.79/4CRICKETERS, Aboriginal no.132/7CRIDI, Jacki (Aboriginal) no.125/4CRIMEAN WAR, 1854-1856) no.130/17CRIMSON ROSELLA (native bird) no.134/6CRISP, Minnie Ann (nee RYDER), 1891-1981 no.101/12CRISP, R.M. (golden wedding) no.97/10CRISP, Ray no.73/9CRISP, Thomas Marlow, d.1959 no.13/3CROCHET – History (nun’s work, Irish style, Arran style) no.136/3, no.136/6CROCKETT, Arthur Edward, d.1962 no.25/3CROCKFORD, Louisa, Mrs (b.1886) (Kyogle) no.118/6CROFTON WEED no.65/6-7, no.66/11CROFTON, Allan, 1885-1972 (Nimbin) no.44/3, no.46/8, no.64/13, no.65/7CROFTONS ROAD, Nimbin no.65/7CROKE, James, d.1965 no.34/3CROKE, M. (Casino) no.66/13CROKE, Veronica, Mrs, 1904-1981 no.98/14CROKER, Cyril, 1895-1968 no.45/9CROMACK, Ernest George, 1897-1969 no.52/13CROMBIE, Alice, Miss See GARRARD, Alice (nee CROMBIE)CROME, Ernst See CROME, William H.E. (Ernst)CROME, William H.E. (Ernst) [music teacher] no.49/10CROMMELIN, Charles Ebdon, Dr. (Casino) no.141/17CRONAN, Dan, d.1974 no.71/10CROOK (component in ship building) no.54/5CROOK, Horace Raymond Thomas, 1897-1967 no.43/9CROOK, Rupert Walter, 1906-1981 no.98/13CROOKED CREEK no.134/16CROOKS, Ida May, Mrs, 1885-1972 no.62/13CROQUET CLUB no.158/4CROSS THAT GLOWS (in North Lismore Cemetery) See GLOWING CROSSCROSS, Arnold James, 1908-1982 no.104/14CROSS, Bertha, Mrs, 1893-1982 no.102/16CROSS, Nellie (nee WITHERS), d.1974 no.71/11CROSS, S. no.35/1CROSSLAND, Richard Joseph, 1884-1977 no.81/11CROSSWORD PUZZLES (clues) no.141/5CROUCH, Clara Emily (nee WHYBIN), 1884-1968 no.46/13CROUCH, F.C. no.6/2CROUCH, Frank Hamilton, 1882-1971 no.60/5CROUCH, Mark (cream carrier) no.135/14CROUCH, Mary Eileen, Mrs, 1906-1982 no.103/14CROUCHS MUSIC HALL (Casino, 1879) no.51/8


96CROWN COMMISSIONERS See COMMISSIONERS, CrownCROWN LAND SALES – Lismore no.84/14CROWTHER, John no.91/4, no.96/3, no.97/1, no.106/1, no.107/11, no.110/2, no.151/2, no.151/18, no.153/2CROZIER, Margaret Jane, Mrs, 1898-1982 no.103/15CRUSOO (racehorse) no.121/17CRYSTAL CREEK no.103/10CRYSTAL WIRELESS (radio) no.145/6CSR See C.S.R.CUBAWEE no.12/3, no.64/3CUBIS, Len (archaeology student) no.83/8, no.83/14CUBS See SCOUTS AND CUBSCUDGEN HEADLAND no.120/17CUDGEN RZ [mining company] no.83/7CUDGERA CREEK no.120/16CUDGERIE (timber) no.101/4, no.121/6CULLEN, (pioneer) no.26/2, no.27/2CULLEN, Joyce, Miss (organist) no.150/9CULTURAL GRANTS See GRANTSCUMBALUM no.45/10CUMMINE, Bertha Beatrice, Mrs, 1885-1982 no.104/14CUMMING, Hugh (RRHS speaker) no.101/2CUMMING, Susanah (nee LOFTS), d.1963 no.26/4CUMMING, W., Mrs no.50/7CUMMINS, Harry Frank (chemist) no.154/61CUNNINGHAM HIGHWAY no.52/8CUNNINGHAM, Allan (explorer, 1827) no.83/8CUNNINGHAM, Donald McRae, 1904-1981 no.100/17CUNNINGHAM, Margaret See SHARPE, Margaret, Dr.CUPITT, Arthur Charles (Jack), 1911-1981 no.47/7, no.98/13CUPITT, Lance George, d.1968 (diamond wedding) no.41/3CUPITT, Mary Ellen (nee POTHIER), 1887-1979 no.90/12CUPPIT, Jack See CUPITT, Arthur Charles (Jack), 1911-1981CURBY, Pauline (historian) no.152/10CURR, E.M., Mrs, 1884-1972 no.63/11CURRAN, John Alexander, 1894-1979 no.92/14CURRENDINA PRIVATE HOSPITAL See HOSPITALS - LismoreCURRIE, A. (committee, Show Society) no.115/16CURRIE, A., Ald. (storekeeper, 1879) no.89/8CURRIE, Alice Maude (nee DUSTER), 1881-1973 no.65/9CURRIE, Duncan (Dunoon) no.117/4CURRIE, Edward, d.1962 no.24/4CURRIE, Laura Josephine (nee ATKIN), 1888-1984 no.75/2-3, no.76/4, no.111/7CURRIE, Sarah Ross (nee SUTHERLAND), d.1963 no.28/2CURWOOD, F., Rev. no.24/2CUSASK, no.152/10CUSACK, (hotelier, North Lismore) no.140/6CUSACK, Clarence (Gus), 1890-1970 no.55/5CUSACK, Ellen (nee EXTON) (Rosehill) no.116/14CUSACK, Gus (golden wedding) no.34/2CUSACK, James (Rosehill) no.116/14CUSACK, James, Mrs See CUSACK, Maryann C. (nee DAVIES)CUSACK, John (cricketer) no.140/6CUSACK, Margaret, Mrs, 1892-1970 no.55/5CUSACK, Maryann C. (nee DAVIES) (Rosehill) no.116/14CUSACK, Mick (cricketer) no.140/6CUSACK, Patrick (Rosehill) no.116/14CUSACK, Patrick, Mrs See CUSACK, Ellen (nee EXTON)CUSBERT, K. (golden wedding anniversary) no.119/10CUSTARD APPLES no.101/4, no.110/11, no.113.12CUSTODIANS (RRHS) See R.R.H.S.


97CUTTING, Emma, Miss (pianist) no.143/13CUTTY SARK (ship) – Models no.8/2, no.10/1CWA See C.W.A.CYCLING (sport) no.146/16CYCLONE (1954) no.155/6CYCLONE COLIN (North Coast, 1976) no.77/6CYCLONE, pseud. See DEAN, PaddyCYMBIDIUM MADIDUM (Aboriginal contraceptive) no.70/3, no.78/4CYNTHIA WILSON DRIVE no.155/5

D’ARAN, Thomas William, 1893-1974 no.70/14D’ARCY, Mary Stanislaus, Rev. Mother no.86/2, no.93/9, no.94/6D’OYLEY SHOW (art needlework) no.96/4, no.96/8DA RE, G. (golden wedding) no.76/11DAD AND DAVE (radio serial) no.148/15DAGG, J. (golden wedding anniversary) no.113/10DAHRI (Aboriginal = Daddy) no.68/13-14DAILY EXAMINER See CLARENCE & RICHMOND EXAMINERDAIRY INDUSTRY See DAIRYING INDUSTRYDAIRY INDUSTRY (pamphlet) no.112/8, no.112/18, no.113/4, no.118/12, no.119/2, no.120/3-4, no.120/10, no.121/3DAIRYING INDUSTRY no.5/3, no.10/3, no.14/3, no.68/4, no.72/3, no.88/14, no.98/10, no.121/8, no.121/19, no.122/2, no.122/4, no.122/10, no.123/2, no.123/6, no.124/6, no.138/3, no.142/9, no.152/16, no.155/14, no.156/6 & 23, no.158/4DAIRYING INDUSTRY [Brandon] no.10/3DAIRYING INDUSTRY [Lance] no.6/2DALEY FAMILY no.121/5DALEY FAMILY REUNION no.96/10DALEY, Agnes Teresa, Mrs, 1889-1978 no.87/14DALEY, Benjamin (b.1978, Rosalen descendant) no.89/12DALEY, Bernard (R.R.H.S. Committee, 1953) no.135/5DALEY, Bernard, Mrs See DALEY, Louisa TiffanyDALEY, Elizabeth, Mrs (Upton, Tuckombil) no.96/10DALEY, Grace (nee WARD, previously BAKER) no.154/18 & 53, no.155/13DALEY, Hannah, Mrs, 1885-1981 no.98/13DALEY, Jerry, Mrs See DALEY, Ruby (nee GIBSON)DALEY, Louise Tiffany, 1895-1978 no.1/1, no.6/1, no.6/3, no.9/1, no.10/1, no.11/2, no.13/1-2, no.14/1-2, no.15/2, no.16/1-2, no.18/1, no.19/2, no.19/3, no.20/3, no.21/3, no.22/2, no.23/2, no.24/1, no.26/1, no.29/2, no.32/2, no.33/3, no.34/2, no.35/2, no.36/3, no.39/2, no.40/1, no.41/1, n0.42/1-2, no.43/1, no.43/6. no.44/3, no.44/7, no.45/10, no.55/2, no.57/6, no.60/2, no.61/1, no.63/4, no.64/2, no.64/10, no.66/3, no.73/10, no.81/1, no.83/13, no.87/1, no.88/3, no.88/5, no.89/1, no.89/3, no.93/12, no.97/3-4, no.99/9, no.101/7, no.103/12, no.104/8, no.106/2, no.106/12, no.111/17, no.112/10, no.116/17, no.117/11, no.133/10, no.135/3-4, no.142/5, no.146/14, no.152/6, no.156/3 & 5-9, no.156/13 & 15-16DALEY, Michael Owen, d.1961 no.20/5DALEY, Owen (Upton, Tuckombil) no.96/10DALEY, Owen, Mrs See DALEY, Elizabeth, MrsDALEY, Patrick, CBE, d.1961 no.20/5DALEY, Raymond Arthur, 1900-1978 no.87/14DALEY, Ruby (nee GIBSON)(music teacher) no.97/13DALEY, Vince no.66/7DALTON, J. no.51/7DALTON, William H., Canon no.46/11, no.66/4, no.150/6DALWOOD ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHDALWOOD SCRUB no.131/5, no.132/11DALY, John, d.1971 (Laureldale AIS Stud) no.57/11DALY, Mary Ellen Josephine, Mrs, 1900-1983 no.105/15DALZIELL, C.A.H., Ald. no.154/29, no.154/73DAM CONSTRUCTION no.158/12DANAHER, (rail line contractor) no.118/7, no.152/12DANCE BANDS (From the stage, by Col Stratford) no.134/5DANCE HALLS no.148/13, no.159/8


98DANCE HALLS (Apollo, Keen Street) no.133/15, no.134/12DANCING no.101/9, no.154/58-59DANDO, (Caniaba) no.82/5DANIEL, George Hancock (school teacher) no.1/2, no.84/2, no.157/6DANIEL, Rupert K. no.1/2DANIELS, James (assisted immigrant, 1844) no.43/7, no.147/15, no.152/7DANIELS, James, Mrs See DANIELS, Mary Ann, MrsDANIELS, Mary Ann, Mrs (assisted immigrant) no.152/7DANN, Edward no.38/2, no.47/9DANN, Emma, Mrs, 1893-1972 no.64/13DANN, Reuben Fletcher, 1889-1972 (Broadwater) no.13/3, no.52/13, no.62/12DANN, Reta Winifred, Mrs, d.1981 no.98/13DANN, William Roy, d.1975 no.73/13DANS CREEK (Dan Withers) no.64/8DARKE, (surveyor) no.3/3DARLING, John (arrived Richmond River, 1844) no.43/7DARRAGH, (pioneer) no.26/2DARRAGH, Felix, 1885-1979 no.90/12DARRAGH, Henry Oswald, 1889-1972 no.63/11DARSHAM AVENUE, Lismore no.64/4DART, Alan (brickworks) no.91/7DART, David no.98/4DART, Maud Annie T. (nee STOCKS) (pharmacist) no.98/4, no.99/9, no.104/8DART, Stanley P., Mrs See DART, Maud Annie T. (nee STOCKS)DARVILLE, Percy Charles, d.1977 no.82/10DAVEY, Albert, 1899-1969 no.52/14DAVEY, Annie (nee MCLEAY) no.62/7DAVEY, Charles Thomas, d.1966 no.37/4DAVEY, Eliza, Mrs, 1868-1967 no.43/10DAVIDSON, Iain (University of New England) no.78/13DAVIDSON, Jemma, Miss (pianist) no.143/13DAVIDSON, Mary See SAVILL, Mary (nee DAVIDSON)DAVIDSON, Suzanne (Museums Association of Aust.) no.141/9DAVIDSON, W. (golden wedding) no.73/9DAVIDSON, Walter, Sir (Governor of N.S.W.) no.81/12DAVIES (sic.) See DAWES, Ann (nee KING; prev. HOLLINGWORTH)DAVIES BROS. (Manchester shop, 1920) no.127/13DAVIES, (pioneer) no.26/2DAVIES, C.A., Mrs (b.1876) no.73/9DAVIES, E.G. no.10/2DAVIES, Edie, Mrs (The Risk) no.47/8DAVIS & BURGESS (cream carriers) no.135/14DAVIS & BURGESS (saw millers) no.113/6DAVIS & BURGESS (shipowners) no.108/3, no.127/14, no.128/13DAVIS BROS. & BURGESS See DAVIS & BURGESSDAVIS, (farmer, Jiggi) no.157/13DAVIS, (Tregeagle) no.142/12DAVIS, Arthur (golden wedding anniversary) no.110/5DAVIS, Catherine Margaret, Mrs, 1883-1968 no.46/13DAVIS, Charles James, d.1965 no.33/3DAVIS, E. (Coraki) no.53/10DAVIS, Ellen Maud (nee PEELING), d.1965 no.33/3 [Ethel Maud? H.195]DAVIS, Ethel Mary See DAVIS, Ethel May (Mary)(nee CHARD), d.1975DAVIS, Ethel May (Mary)(nee CHARD), d.1975 (music teacher) no.73/13, no.97/13DAVIS, Ethel May, Mrs, d.1975 See DAVIS, Ethel May (Mary) (nee CHARD), d.1975DAVIS, May (nee CHARD), d.1999DAVIS, Francis William, 1902-1980 no.94/13DAVIS, Fred, & Sons (boat owners) no.108/7DAVIS, G., Snr. (violinist) no.49/10DAVIS, Graeme (C.S.M.) no.154/1


99DAVIS, Harold W. no.97/13DAVIS, Harold W., Mrs See DAVIS, Ethel Mary (Mary)(nee CHARD)DAVIS, Ingeborg Marie (nee MIKKELSEN), d.1962 no.25/3DAVIS, John (Rosehill, 1879) no.116/15DAVIS, John Elijah, d.1974 no.71/12DAVIS, John, Captain no.7/2DAVIS, Kinchla (nee WILLIAMS), 1902-1982 (Aboriginal) no.104/15DAVIS, Mary (nee CHARD) See DAVIS, Ethel Mary (Mary)(nee CHARD)DAVIS, Milton (music teacher) no.97/13DAVIS, Myrtle Dinah, Mrs, 1895-1971 no.58/5DAVIS, Percival Robert, 1888-1969 no.51/14DAVIS, Reg (Rous Mill) no.121/5DAVIS, Reginald Adolphus, 1897-1969 no.51/14DAVIS, W.J. (Meerschaum Vale) no.121/5DAVISON, Alfred Gordon, 1906-1982 no.103/16DAWES, Ann (nee KING; prev. HOLLINGWORTH), d.1919 no.5/3, no.117/14, no.127/12, no.133/8, no.152/7DAWES, Clara Ann, Mrs, d.1975 no.76/6DAWES, Ethel May, Mrs, d.1977 no.81/11DAWES, Henry, Mrs See DAWES, Ann (nee KING, prev. HOLLINGWORTH)DAWES, Richard no.3/3DAWSON STREET, Lismore no.46/7DAWSON, (pioneer) no.83/11DAWSON, F.D. (golden wedding) no.59/2DAWSON, George Edward, 1898-1978 no.85.13DAWSON, Lord (of Penn, King’s physician) no.121/12DAWSON, Robert Barrington (Crown Lands Commissioner) no.96/7, no.102/9, no.110/16no.111/16, no.140/14DAWSON, Robert Leycester no.1/2, no.50/13, no.52/11, no.90/10, no.102/9, no.109/9, no.110/16, no.117/6, no.123/17, no.140/14, no.141/15, no.145/10, no.151/5DAY, Edith Daisy, Mrs, d.1973 no.67/11DAY, Mary Angela, Mrs, 1909-1982 no.104/14DAY, W. (golden wedding) no.56/12DAYAL SINGH CONSTRUCTIONS (joinery) no.158/12, no.159/8DAYAL SINGH MEMORIAL CHAPEL no.43/8DAYAL SINGH PTY. LTD no.69/14DAYAL SINGH TRANSMISSIONS no.158/12DAYAL SINGH See also DIYAL SINGHDAY-SURE (spotted native cat) no.140/15DAYTON SCALES See SCALES, DaytonDE BERTODANO LOPEZ See LOPEZDE BERTODANO, Frederick Ramon, Marquis del Moral no.87/3, no.89/3, no.103/9, no.117/5, no.151/9DE BERTODANO, Mary, Miss See STEWART, Mary (nee DE BERTODANO)DE FROCQ, N.L., 1897-1967 no.10/2, no.42/4DE LA BERE HILL, Richard See HILL, Richard de la BereDE LOOZE, Beresford Bridge, Professor (piano & singing teacher) no.97/13DE LUISA, Verino (Italian P.O.W., W.W.II) no.144/17DE LUXE TAXI COMPANY no.49/13DE MESTRE, Prosper (grazier) no.147/13DE MONTMORENCY, Henry, d.1964 (sweets factory) no.139/5, no.142/11DE MONTMORENCY, Henry, Mrs (prev. GRAHAM) no.139/5DE RAYS, Marquis See DU BREIL, Charles BonaventureDE ROBIN (de Robbin, Durahbin) (Aboriginal) no.84/6DEAKIN, M., Mrs (b.1885) no.75/9DEALING BOATS (river shops & barter) no.60/8-9, no.61/5-6, no.62/6-7, no.63/2-3, no.70/3, no.70/13, no.92/13, no.109/5, no.126/15DEAN, Charles (Horseshoe Inn) no.139/12, no.151/5DEAN, Edith (nurse) no.153/6DEAN, J. (postmaster 1951) no.46/9DEAN, Johanna, Mrs, 1891-1974 no.70/14DEAN, Paddy (motor cyclist) no.50/10, no.144/8-9DEAN, W. (golden wedding) no.37/3


100DEAN’S HOTEL no.114/7, no.139/12, no.157/6DEANE, Leo (overseer) no.33/2DEANE, Una Beryl, Mrs, d.1968 no.48/15DEATH RECORDS (microfiche) no.146/15DEATH REGISTRATIONS no.70/7, no.79/10DEBATING (High School) no.151/15DEBUTANTE BALLS no.133/15, no.144/5DECORATIONS – CBE [Patrick Daley] no.20/5DEDMAN, Lillian Violet, Mrs, d.1982 no.101/13DEE, Elizabeth, Mrs (31 years, President, U.P.A.) no.80/12DEE, Margaret, Miss [Sunday School teacher] no.49/7DEEGAN, Mary (nee GOOLEY), d.1961 no.20/5DEEGAN, Mary Carmel, Mrs, 1907-1977 no.81/11DEEGAN, Patrick no.20/5DEEP CREEK See TATHAMDEL MORAL, Marquis See DE BERTODANO, Frederick Ramon, Marquis del MoralDELVES, H.S. (diamond wedding anniversary) no.104/12DEMPSTER, (police sergeant) no.143/12DEMPSTER, Fiona no.146/2, no.147/2 & 9, no.148/2, no.149/2DENCE, John (sic) See DENCH, JohnDENCH, John (builder, Apollo Hall) no.133/15, no.135/8DENE, George Coro (market gardener) no.138/3DENGATE, Betty, Mrs (Bangalow Historical Society) no.150/5DENING, Sportsman J. no.37/1, no.39/2, no.43/3, no.61/6, no.80/7DENISON, Alfred George, 1888-1973 no.68/7DENISON, Greta Ethel (nee BULWINKEL), d.1975 no.74/10DENISON, Henry (Wooroowoolgen Station) no.116/18, no.126/9DENNING, H.E. no.87/4DENNING, Harold William Feldwick Marshall, d.1991 no.139/4DENNIS, Albie (Clunes) no.45/5DENNIS, Alice Linda, Mrs, 1898-1980 no.95/11DENNIS, Lyle Bernard, 1904-1980 no.95/11DENNIS, Thomas, 1893-1967 no.42/3DENNIS, Tom (principal, Lismore TAFE) no.126/11DENNISON, (Wooroowoolgen Station) See DENISON, HenryDENNY, Alexander James, d.1966 no.40/4DENNY, Cecil (surfboat crew) no.46/11DENT, Dorothy, Miss See KEARNEY, Dorothy Agnes (nee DENT), d.2002DENT, Jack See DENT, Roy John Ironside (Jack)DENT, Marie Therese See DENT, Patricia, SisterDENT, Mary Magdalene (nee MCDONOUGH), 1886-1964 no.32/3, no.98/6, no.154/56 & 59, no.148/17DENT, Patricia, Sister no.86/2, no.154/56DENT, Roy John Ironside (Jack) (Army entertainer) no.154/57DENT, Ruth See NOLAN, Margaret Ruth (Ruth) (nee DENT)DENT, Thomas Henry (bank manager) no.154/56 & 59DENT, Thomas Henry, Mrs See DENT, Mary Magdalene (nee MCDONOUGH)DENTIST (early Lismore) no.133/5DENVER, Nurse no.114/16DEPARTMENT OF ADULT EDUCATION (UNE) See U.N.E.DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE – Herd Prod. Improve. Scheme no.122/10DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AVIATION no.48/6DEPRESSION (financial, 1930s) See GREAT DEPRESSIONDEPTFORD (early name for Ballina) See BALLINADERRETT, Peter no.21/1DESERT CREEK no.103/10DESTINATION SIGNS (removed during W.W.II) no.154/43DEVEREUX, James, d.1963 no.26/4DEVINE, J.O. no/26/2DEVINE, Jessie (nee MILLS) no.26/2DEVINE, Joanna, Mrs (b.1890) no.94/10


101DEVINE, John Francis, d.1964 no.32/3DEVLIN, Reginald Arthur, d.1963 no.27/4DEVON, Derek, pseud. See WILSON, Constance Ellen (Cynthia) (nee LOVE)DEVOY, R. no.85/7DEY, James (golden wedding anniversary) no.108/8DEY, James, Mrs See DEY, Mary Elizabeth (nee GREGORY)DEY, Mary Elizabeth (nee GREGORY) (golden wedding anniversary) no.108/8DIANA, Princess of Wales (wedding) no.99/10DIBBS STREET, Lismore no.109/11DICK, Raymond no.13/4DICKIE, Mrs (Eltham Hotel) no.128/17DICKINSON, E.J. no.77/1, no.87/13DICKINSON, E.J., Mrs (custodian) no.90/2DICKINSON, J.C. (postmaster, 1918) no.46/9DICKMAN, (Assistant Health Inspector) no.154/73DICKSON, Annie, Mrs (b.1893) no.105/13DICKSON, Thomas Alexander, d.1965 no.5/1, no.35/3DICTAPHONE (display of office equipment) no.48/2DICTYS (dredge) no.111/10DIGGER’S PICTURE SHOW & CAFÉ (1920) no.127/14, no.134/9DIGHT, Irving Cadell, 1888-1980 no.94/13DIGNAN, Francis Charles, 1893-1978 no.88/10DILLIAN BROS. (cabinet makers) no.159/8 [spelling?]DILLON, Bill no.64/12DILLON, Jim no.81/2DILLON, Pat (blacksmith, Casino) no.81/2DILLON, Rae, Mrs (paper conservationist) no.152/17, no.159/14DILLON, Walter John, d.1964 no.30/3DILLY BAGS no.102/2DIMOND, Norman no.36/2DINGLE, John Henry, d.1991 no.60/2, no.117/4DINGLEY DELL (Adam Lindsay Gordon home) no.106/1DINGO (native dog) no.121/21, no.140/15DIPHTHERIA B2-p.116DIPS, Cattle See CATTLE DIPSDIRT TRACK MOTOR CYCLE RACING no.144/7DIRTY CREEK no.103/10DISCOVERY PRESS no.66/11DISPLAYS, RRHS See R.R.H.S.DISPUTED PLAIN: ARMSTRONGS & THEIR MAGNIFICENT HORSES no.123/3DISPUTED PLAIN (homestead) no.62/3, no.123/3, no.124/12, no.127/12, no.133/9DISPUTED PLAIN (locality) no.21/2, no.110/17DISPUTED PLAIN STATION no.84/2, no.92/7, no.97/12, no.101/6, no.111/15, no.141/17DIXON, (postmaster, South Gundurimba, 1908) no.118/16DIXON, Robert (surveyor & explorer) no.122/18DIYAL SINGH & SON (builders) no.158/11DIYAL SINGH See also DAYAL SINGHDJILAHJUM (Aboriginal = George) no.68/13-14DOAK, Mary Jane, Mrs, d.1967 no.41/4DOAK, W.A., Rev. no.21/3, no.66/5, no.67/5, no.72/13DOBIE, John, Dr. (squatter) no.64/10, no.125/13, no.126/9, no.127/15, no.147/13DOBSON, (Tregeagle) no.142/12DOCK (for ship repairs) no.109/4, no.111/11, no.112/4DOCKER, (bank manager/cricketer) no.140/6DOCKRILL, Benjamin (married 1867) no.42/3DOCKRILL, John George, d.1960 no.18/3DOCKRILL, Margaret (nee BARBER) (married 1867) no.42/3DODD, Arthur, 1901-1972 (Artie) (ambulance officer) no.44/10, no.62/12DODD, John (teacher) no.36/2DODD, John Bruce, Mrs (founder of Father’s Day) no.91/4


102DODD, R. (Lismore, golden wedding anniversary) no.121/22DOEPEL, Roy (poet) no.154/65DOLAN, Margaret See PRATT, Margaret (nee DOLAN)DOLAND, Maggie (Captain, Salvation Army, 1891) no.137/10, no.138/8DOLBY, R. (fishing) no.49/12DOLLS (hand made and dressed) no.144/4DOMAN, Herb (golden wedding) no.48/12DOMAN, Susan Annie, Mrs, 1900-1982 no.103/14DOME MOUNTAIN (property) no.44/8DONAGHY, Dennis (Denny), 1906-1975 no.76/6DONALDSON, Clara See AXFORD, Clara (nee DONALDSON)DONALDSON, James Keith, O.B.E. (general manager, NORCO) no.46/11DONALDSON, William, 1912-1982 no.105/15DONAN, Myrtle Lillian, Mrs, d.1980 no.93/14DONGRAYALD HOSPITAL See HOSPITALS – LismoreDONNELLY, (school teacher) no.144/14DONNELLY, C.A. (Mike), d.1974 no.71/11DONNELLY, Dick See DONNELLY, Richard (Dick), d.1977DONNELLY, Esther Ruby (nee JACKSON), d.1965 no.35/3DONNELLY, Richard (Dick), d.1977 (Aboriginal) no.82/11, no.83/4, no.105/11DONNELLY, S.H. (Mick), d.1965 no.34/3DONNELLY, Thomas (Bonalbo) no.22/1DONOGHUE, Michael, 1889-1970 no.54/9DONOHUE, E.J. (postmaster, 1952) no.47/5DONOHUE, F.J. (postmaster, 1913) no.46/9DONOHUE, Mick (Dunoon) no.117/17DONOVAN, Ernest Edwin, d.1961 no.20/5DONOVAN, Mary Rose, Sister, d.1968 no.47/10DONOVAN, Roger Bede, d.1980 no.96/13DOOGARIMBAH (Aboriginal = Lismore) no.92/1DOOHAN, Aub (produce carrier) no.157/13DOOHAN, James John Thomas, 1900-1973 no.68/9DOOLAN, John (retired) no.103/6DOOLEY FAMILY no.147/6DOOLEY, Ivy Ellen, Mrs, d.1981 no.99/13DOORINGBANG (ship, wrecked 1873) no.149/5DORAHY, Mary no.153/17DORGAN, Leo Patrick (Vogue Theatre proprietor) no.134/10DORLAN & CAMPBELL (car dealers, Kyogle) no.154/40 [Doolan?]DORROUGH FAMILY REUNION no.139/14DORROUGH, E.J. no.84/13DORROUGH, G., Mr & Mrs no.88/6DORROUGH, James no.26/2DORROUGH, John no.3/3, no.26/2DORROUGH, Lillian, Mrs, d.1967 no.41/4DORROUGH, Stanley no.26/2, no.40/2DORROUGHBY no.46/8, no.63/7, no.119/4DORROUGHBY SCHOOL See SCHOOLSDORROUGHBYS GRASS [now Dorroughby] no.63/7DORROUGH’S SAWMILL (later Pritchard Park) no.25/2, no.26/2DOSE, Jane Evelyn, Mrs, d.1977 no.81/11DOUBLE DUKE (property, Clark Irving) no.44/9DOUBLE GULLIES (locality) no.70/6DOUBLE HUTS PLAIN (locality) no.90/10, no.110/17DOUBTFUL CREEK no.103/10DOUGAN, Alan A., Rev., 1909-1982 no.77/7-8, no.82/6, no.102/18DOUGAN, Donald (pharmacist) no.82/6DOUGAN, Donald, Mrs See DOUGAN, Maisie (nee WICKS)DOUGAN, Hunter See DOUGAN, William Hunter (Hunter)DOUGAN, Lavalette, Miss See MCINTYRE, Lavalette (nee DOUGAN)


103DOUGAN, Maisie (nee WICKS) no.82/6DOUGAN, Robert no.82/5DOUGAN, William Hunter (Hunter), 1872-1954 (Caniaba) no.82/5, no.83/12DOUGHERTY, John Joseph, Rev.Fr., d.1978 no.86/10DOUGHERTY, Therese Mary, Sister (silver jubilee) no.75/9DOUGHERTY’S HOTEL no.140/6DOUGLAS-SMITH, L. (member, R.R.H.S.) no.104/5DOUST, Russell (N.S.W. State Librarian) no.105/6DOWLING, M. no.80/13DOWNS & DUNSTAN PTY. LTD. (electrical store) no.131/12DOWNS SHOP (fruit/tearoom/confectionery) no.128/15, no.130/10DOWNS, Amos, 1841-1886 no.130/10DOWNS, Amos, Mrs See DOWNS, Maria (nee HUNT)DOWNS, Catherine (nee MCKINNON) no.130/10DOWNS, Eva Maude (nee MAXWELL), d.1965 no.37/3DOWNS, Ewin (b.1906) (electrician/cyclist) no.130/10-11, no.131/11-12, no.146/18DOWNS, Ewin, Mrs (nee HOLBROOK; previously WEST) no.131/11DOWNS, Jack (cyclist/electrician) no.131/11, no.144/9, no.146/16DOWNS, John William, 1867-1953 (saw miller) no.130/10DOWNS, John William, Mrs See DOWNS, Catherine (nee MCKINNON)DOWNS, Maria (nee HUNT) (b.1845) no.130/10DOWNS, Ronald (son of Ewin) no.131/11DOYLE, no.46/4DOYLE, Dean See DOYLE, Jeremiah Joseph, Bishop of LismoreDOYLE, Ida Violet, Mrs, 1893-1979 no.91/12DOYLE, Jeremiah Joseph, Bishop of Lismore no.50/6, no.51/3, no.86/2, no.87/13, no.93/9, no.96/10, no.102/8, no.118/7, no.139/12, no.152/11, no.157/16DRAINAGE WORKS no.158/4DRAKE (locality) no.46/4, no.48/4, no.84/8DRAKE COUNTY no.146/15DRAKE, Francis no.111/18, no.112/22DRAMA ACTIVITIES (High School) no.151/15DRAPER, Mary Adeline (Ada), Mrs, 1883-1975 no.67/7; no.76/6DREADNOUGHT BOYS no.76/12, no.77/1, no.104/12DREDGES (MU) no.144/12DREDGES, River no.107/2, no.108/2, no.109/2, no.109/5, no.111/10-11, no.112/4, no.118/16DRESS MATERIALS (crepe de Chine, satin, marocain) no.144/5DRESSMAKING no.145/6DRESSMAKING (display) no.49/3DREW, Sid no.145/18DREWE, Beatrice Blanch, Miss, 1864-1955 (teacher/artist) no.14/2, no.15/1, no.83/5, no.84/14, no.158/15DRIED FLOWER DISPLAY no.144/4DRILL HALL (World War II) no.154/8, no.154/74DRINKWATER, Alfred Joseph, 1889-1970 no.55/5DRINKWATER, Martha Mary, Mrs, d.1976 no.79/8DRINKWATER, Percy (Jum), d.1979 no.90/12DRISCOLL, S., Mrs no.87/4DRIUSSI, Eina (nee OLIVER) no.143/18, no.144/16 & 18, no.145/11 & 15, no.154/69DRIUSSI, Pieri (Peter) no.143/18, no.144/16 & 18, no.145/11 & 15, no.154/69DRIUSSI, Pieri, Mrs See DRIUSSI, Eina (nee OLIVER)DRIVING INSTRUCTION (trucks World War II) no.154/41DROGHERS (river tugs) no.109/5, no.127/7, no.128/13DROGHERS [Florrie] no.6/2DROVER’S CAMP COOKS no.113/18DROVERS (cattle & pigs) no.133/16DROWNING ACCIDENTS (Ballina) no.128/13DRUSE, A. (teacher) no.34/2DRY CREEK no.103/10DRY DOCK, Rileys Hill no.61/13-14DRY STONE WALLS no.99/3


104DU BREIL, Charles Bonaventure, Marquis de Ray no.12/1, no.46/5, no.48/13, no.64/13-14, no.78/11, no.82/3, no.93/3, no.123/5, no.128/6, no.149/3DUCK CREEK, Uralba no.46/6, no.68/12DUCK CREEK (later Leycester Creek) no.108/6DUCK CREEK CEDAR CAMP, Uralba no.102/13, no.133/11DUCK CREEK MOUNTAIN (Alstonville) no.46/6, no.53/8, no.137/6, no.151/10, no.153/10DUCK CREEK MOUNTAIN See ALSTONVILLEDUCK CREEK MOUNTAIN, NOW ALSTONVILLE, by F. Crawford no.106/14, no.113/12DUCKETT, Sheryl, Ms. (contralto) no.139/3DUCKS, Wild no.111/12DUDGEON FAMILY REUNION no.93/10DUDGEON, (selector, Keerong Road) no.121/15DUDGEON, Claude Simon, 1906-1982 no.101/12DUDGEON, Frederick William, d.1978 no.86/11DUDGEON, Gordon Ernest, d.1976 no.79/8DUDGEON, Hugh no.93/10DUDGEON, Hugh, Mrs See DUDGEON, Prudence, MrsDUDGEON, J. no.92/2, no.94/14, no.100/1DUDGEON, Jim, d.1982 no.102/1, no.103/2, no.103/16DUDGEON, Lizzie, Miss See OLLEY, Lizzie (nee DUDGEON), d.1940DUDGEON, Prudence, Mrs no.93/10DUFF, James (Jim) (cab owner) no.84/7, no.134/11, no.138/10DUFF, Lydia, Mrs, 1892-1981 no.99/13DUFFY, James (mailman, 1868) no.51/8DUFFY, William Joseph, 1888-1971 no.59/12DUFTY, D. (fishing) no.49/12DUKE OF EDINBURGH (Prince Philip) See PHILIP, Duke of EdinburghDUKE OF WELLINGTON See WELLINGTON, Duke ofDULEY, J.W. (South Gundurimba) no.19/2DULEY, John William, 1893-1970 no.55/5DULEY, Marie Isobel, Mrs, d.1976 no.78/8DULEY, Thomas, d.1978 no.87/14DUMARESQ, William, Captain (squatter) no.51/11, no.125/3, no.151/7, no.152/6DUMARESQUE, (squatter) See DUMARESQ, William, CaptainDUNBIBLE no.78/11DUNBOE VALE (property, Caniaba) no.82/5DUNCAN, Christine See COLE, Christine (nee DUNCAN)DUNCAN, Doris Emily, Mrs, 1899-1977 no.84/12DUNCAN, Emma May (nee CRAWFORD), d.1981 no.100/18DUNCAN, Florence Ethel Maude (Nan), Mrs, 1889-1982 no.102/16DUNCAN, James Donald, d.1976 no.78/8DUNCAN, Keith John, 1904-1975 no.74/10DUNCAN, R.B. (Bruce) no.38/1, no.42/1, no.46/2, no.50/2, no.54/2, no.66/2, no.79/13, no.84/7, no.105/8, no.137/5DUNCAN, Raymond, d.1920 (Aboriginal) no.53/13DUNCAN, Robert (Norco) no.148/5, no.149/18DUNCAN, Robert, Mrs See DUNCAN, Rosa (nee MORTIMER)DUNCAN, Rosa (nee MORTIMER) no.148/5, no.149/18DUNCOMBE, Lottie, Mrs (b.1892) no.103/11DUNCOMBE, Walter Cyril, d.1966 no.40/4DUNDAS, [Alstonville] no.23/2DUNDAS, Grace Scott, Mrs, 1883-1974 no.72/10DUNDAS, James Norman, d.1977 no.81/11DUNGARUBBA no.109/4DUNGARUBBA – Residents [Gollan] no.2/3DUNLOP, Eric no.1/1, no.2/1DUNLOP, Julia, Mrs (Rukenvale Telephone Exchange, 1930) no.47/5DUNN, Alexander Forbes, 1884-1969 no.49/6, no.50/11DUNN, James (manager, Blakebrook Hotel) no.120/15DUNN, James McGregor no.49/5-6, no.50/11, no.131/16DUNN, John Walter, d.1979 no.92/14


105DUNN, Keith (removalist) no.141/4-5DUNN, Robert Oswald, 1886-1974 no.69/5DUNN, Sabu (Aboriginal Sites Liaison N.P.W. Service) no.148/3DUNN, Sydney Roy (Roy), d.1982 no.104/14DUNN, W.I. (Herb) (Dunoon) no.114/12DUNNE, Andrew John, d.1982 no.101/12DUNNE, James no.120/16DUNNING, Percy William Clarence, d.1981 no.99/13DUNNING, Rev. (Ballina, 1871) no.150/6DUNOON no.7/2, no.14/1, no.44/5, no.46/8, no.55/11, no.58/8, no.68/3, no.79/1, no.101/6, no.111/4, no.117/4, no.117/15, no.119/4, no.121/6, no.129/11DUNOON ABORIGINAL MISSION no.53/14, no.57/14DUNOON CHURCH OF ENGLAND See ANGLICAN CHURCHDUNOON CRICKET ASSOCIATION no.117/16DUNOON METHODIST CHURCH See METHODIST CHURCHDUNOON P.A.F.S. & A. LODGE See PROTESTANT ALLIANCE FRIENDLY SOC.DUNOON PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSDUNOON STORY FROM 1870 TO 1970, by Johnston no.58/8DUNSTAN, Artley Chandos (Artie), 1886-1975 no.40/2, no.76/6DUNSTAN, Cyril (electrician) no.131/12DUNSTER, Mabel Jane (nee KING), d.1962 no.23/4DUPLICATOR (display of office equipment) no.48/2DURAHBIN (de Robin), Bob (Aboriginal “King”) no.103/9DURANTA HEDGE (timber for craft) no.101/4DURHAM OX INN (Casino, 1856) no.16/2, no.66/13-14, no.68/11, no.79/4, no.137/9DURHEIM, Wilhelmina Matilda (Edith), d.1974 no.70/14DURRIGAN See LEYCESTER CREEKDURRINGTON, Beatrice, Miss See ROWE, Beatrice (nee DURRINGTON)DURRINGTON, Charles no.94/12DURRINGTON, Lillian May, Mrs, d.1980 no.96/13, no.97/11DURROUGH FAMILY HISTORY (Dunoon) no.113/13DUSTER, Thomas no.3/3DUTCH TROOPS (Victory Camp) no.154/12DUTCH-INDONESIAN CAMPS (World War II) no.152/3DUTTON, Bill (b.1882) no.86/9DUTTON, Marie Clara, Mrs, c.1853-1939 (music & French language teacher) no.97/13DVORAK, August, Dr. (U.S.A. investor of new typewriter keyboard) no.125/6DWARF POINCIANA (timber for craft) no.101/4DWYER, Angus Augustine, 1900-1981 no.100/17DWYER, Bessie, Mrs (postmistress, Rileys Hill) no.61/12, no.74/4, no.154/12 & 15DWYER, Ellen Veronica, Mrs, 1899-1976 no.79/8DWYER, John Vincent, 1899-1969 no.52/14DWYER, Mary no.145/15DYER, Emilie (nee MORROW) (music teacher) no.97/13DYER, William Thomas, Mrs See DYER, Emilie (nee MORROW)DYKES, Billy (ferryman) no.140/6-7DYMOCK, Sidney James, 1880-1983 no.99/7, no.103/11, no.105/15DYMOCK, Sidney James, Mrs no.95/9DYNAN, James Joseph, d.1966 no.40/4DYRAABA (locality) no.46/4, no.69/4, no.73/6, no.79/9DYRAABA CAVES no.100/9DYRAABA CREEK (Pagan’s Creek/Pigman’s Creek) no.126/10DYRAABA STATION – Homestead no.62/3, no.64/2-3DYRAABA STATION no.16/4, no.44/8, no.45/4, no.99/6, no.121/3, no.126/8-9, no.127/15DYSON, Kevin (Director, Minjungbal Aboriginal Cultural Centre) no.132/9

EAGLEDEN, Emma Ann, Mrs (early Lismore dentist) no.133/5EARLE, Grace Hannah, Mrs, 1898-1982 no.101/12EARLY HORTICULTURISTS, The, by Ronald Webber no.76/5EARTH TREMOR no.114/17


106EASSON, David, 1891-1976 no.77/5EAST BALLINA no.128/7, no.129/14, no.130/15, no.131/9EAST BALLINA MEMORIAL PARK See CEMETERIESEAST CLARE HERITAGE (County Clare, Ireland) no.140/12EAST FAMILY REUNION no.85/12EAST LISMORE BOWLING CLUB no.127/10EAST LISMORE SCHOOL See SCHOOLSEAST, Bernie W. no.68/1 & 12, no.69/12, no.70/1-2, & 8, no.71/2, no.73/1, no.75/2, no.81/1, no.85/12EAST, Daisy Ethel, 1889-1976 no.78/8EAST, Elizabeth, Mrs no.85/12EAST, Heather, Miss no.85/12, no.89/7EAST, Jim (bus proprietor) no.73/9EAST, Thomas no.85/12EAST, Thomas, Mrs See EAST, Elizabeth, MrsEASTER, Jack Stuart, 1908-1978 no.13/1, no.16/1, no.85/10, no.101/3, no.154/54EASTER, Jack Stuart, Mrs See Marjory Joan (nee THOMAS), d.2005EASTER, Marjory Joan (nee THOMAS), d.2005 no.154/54EASTERN AND AUSTRALIAN ROUTE (shipping line) no.110/12EASTMENT, Lillian May, Mrs, 1896-1978 no.86/11EASTOE, Bridget Gertrude, Mrs, 1895-1977 no.83/14EASTON, E. (golden wedding anniversary) no.116/16EASTON, George Richard, Captain, d.1903 no.5/2, no.56/10, no.81/4, no.84/9, no.104/7, no.108/9, no.127/6, no.150/6EASTON, Gordon Ogilvie, 1910-1983 no.105/15EASTON, Keith S., d.1988 no.104/7, no.104/13, no.126/5, no.128/7, no.129/14EASTON, Misses (East Ballina) no.120/5EASTWOOD (residence, High Street, Lismore) no.107/5EASTWOOD, Joseph (memoirs) no.89/7EATON, (Ballina) no.150/6EATON, Robert John, d.1975 no.74/10EBELING, W. (golden wedding) no.76/11EBENEZER (ship) (wrecked 1859) no.38/2EBERT, Charles M. no.1/1, no.4/1, no.5/1, no.10/1-2, no.11/2, no.12/2, no.13/1, no.13/3, no.14/2-3, no.20/1, no.20/3, no.21/2-3, no.22/2, no.23/1, no.26/2, no.27/1, no.29/1, no.30/1, no.31/1-2, no.32/1, no.33/2, no.38/1, no.43/1, no.44/2, no.46/2, no.49/2, no.50/2, no.52/2, no.54/2, no.66/2, no.78/5, no.79/7, no.83/6, no.91/7, no.122/11, no.122/18, no.125/7, no.129/3, no.129/8, no.142/3-4, no.143/4 & 6, no.150/10, no.151/2 & 18, no.153/2, no.156/ & 11, no.156/17-18 & 20EBERT, Charles, Mrs See EBERT, Elma M. (nee SMITH)EBERT, Elma M. (nee SMITH) no.142/3-4, no.143/4 & 6, no.150/10, no.151/2 & 18, no.153/2, no.156/9 & 11, no.156/17-18 & 20ECHIDNA no.140/15ECKFORD, Olive, Mrs, 1900-1980 no.96/13EDDIES PIE CARAVAN no.69/13EDE, Maisie, Miss See BOWEN, Maisie (nee EDE)EDEN CREEK no.45/3, no.127/15EDEN, Captain no.154/8EDGAR, Rosie, Miss See REED, Rosie (nee EDGAR)EDGELL, (Cowra) no.144/17EDGHILL, Harry, d.1950 (teacher/cricketer) no.136/7, no.137/4, no.137/14EDGHILL, M., Miss no.136/10EDINBURGH, Duke of (Prince Philip) See PHILIP, Duke of EdinburghEDISON, Thomas (inventor, phonograph, 1878) no.87/13EDMUNDS, John, 1905-1974 (papal knight) no.71/11EDUCATION - Casino (centenary) no.6/2EDUCATION no.82/4, no.83/10, no.84/2, no.84/14, no.85/11, no.87/8, no.93/2, no.94/1, no.94/6, no.97/6-7, no.98/11EDUCATION FACILITIES no.158/5EDUCATION IN LISMORE, by R.G. Bass no.98/11EDUCATION WEEK no.6/1EDUCATION WEEK (Lismore, 1922) no.78/5EDWARD VII, King of Great Britain no.76/12, no.112/4, no.121/10EDWARDS, Alfred Douglas, Ald., d.1979 no.47/3, no.92/14


107EDWARDS, Barbara (nee BRIGGS) no.154/33, no.154/62, 154/63EDWARDS, Daphne, Miss See BAKER, Daphne (nee EDWARDS)EDWARDS, Edwin R. (Eddie) (U.S. Navy) no.154/33, no.154/62-63EDWARDS, Edwin R., Mrs See EDWARDS, Barbara (nee BRIGGS)EDWARDS, Ernest, d.1968 no.45/9EDWARDS, James (golden wedding) no.57/4EDWARDS, Mary Alice, Mrs, 1889-1978 no.87/14EDWARDS, N., Miss no.92/6EDWARDS, Tal (carpenter) no.121/16EDWARDS, Wal (motor cyclist) no.144/7EGAN CLAN (Australian Branch) no.138/17EGAN, Keiran Francis, 1899-1970 no.53/9EGAN, Leonard John, 1909-1982 no.103/14EGGERSDORF, John Martin, 1894-1979 no.92/14EGGINS, Amy May, Miss, d.1975 no.74/10EGGINS, Dolly Doreen, Miss, d.1996 (music teacher, Alstonville) no.97/13EGGINS, Eldred James no.51/8, no.89/4, no.121/9, no.138/3, no.144/7, no.149/4, no.154/29, no.156/4, no.157/13EGGINS, E.J. PTY. LTD. No.51/8EGGINS, Eldred James, Mrs See EGGINS, Jessie Eadith, MrsEGGINS, Hedley Garnet, d.1961 no.20/5EGGINS, Jack Vincent, 1903-1982 no.103/14EGGINS, Jessie Eadith, Mrs no.51/8EGGINS, Leslie Gormley, d.1978 no.64/5, no.87/14EGGINS, Muriel, Mrs, 1895-1981 no.100/17EGGINS, Oswald (golden wedding) no.63/14EGGINS, Reg (golden wedding) no.60/7EGGINS, Rosina Clarence (nee GODBEE), d.1963 no.29/4EISTEDDFOD ADJUDICATORS (Arthur) no.116/12EL ALAMEIN, Battle of (1942) no.104/12ELBOW (i.e. The Elbow) See LAWRENCEELECTIONS (1856 Responsible Government) no.137/9ELECTORAL ROLLS no.146/15ELECTRA (ship) no.128/13ELECTRICITY SUPPLY no.150/8, no.154/38, no.158/5 & 9ELECTRICITY SUPPLY – Lismore (established 1912) no.44/5ELECTRICITY SUPPLY – Mullumbimby (50 years) no.79/9ELIZABETH BAY HOUSE (Good Housekeeping Exhibition) no.105/3ELIZABETH COHEN (ship) no.56/10ELIZABETH I, Queen of England (b.1533) no.111/18ELIZABETH II, Queen of Great Britain no.42/3, no.49/3ELIZABETH JANE (ship) no.56/10ELKERTON, Mabel, Mrs no.84/1, no.84/13, no.90/2, no.104/10, no.111/5ELKIN, A.P., Professor, 1891-1979 no.1/1, no.2/1, no.91/13, no.78/6, no.50/15, no.156/13ELLEM, Clifford Alan, 1891-1981 no.100/18ELLEM, Ellen, Mrs, 1888-1982 no.104/14ELLEM, F.J., Mrs (80 years) no.47/8ELLEM, Kevin, Rev. no.75/4ELLEM, Mary Rachel Jane (nee PALMER), d.1964 no.32/3ELLEM, Percy Reginald, 1900-1981 no.98/14ELLENGOWAN (property - Clark Irving) no.44/9ELLERDALE JERSEY STUD no.49/13, no.52/11ELLIOT, (squatter) no.127/15ELLIOTT FAMILY REUNION (Numulgi) no.38/2ELLIOTT, A.J. (member, R.R.H.S.) no.103/11ELLIOTT, Barbara Grant (nee FRASER), d.1961 no.21/5ELLIOTT, Bubs, Mrs (nee RILEY) no.45/8ELLIOTT, Elsie, Mrs, 1894-1967 no.43/9ELLIOTT, G.T. (Booyong) no.83/6ELLIOTT, Henry William no.21/5ELLIOTT, J., Nurse (Alkoomie Nursing Home) no.112/22, no.113/16, no.114/16


108ELLIOTT, John Martin, d.1978 no.86/11ELLIOTT, Margaret, Miss See GRANGER, Margaret (nee ELLIOTT)ELLIS, Ernest Albert, 1895-1981 no.100/18ELLIS, Florence Mabel, Mrs, d.1975 no.75/10ELLIS, Frederick, d.1963 no.28/2ELLIS, George (goldminer & farmer) no.118/11ELLIS, Graham, Cr. No.104/17ELLIS, Henry Francis, 1902-1973 no.67/11ELLIS, Henry Havelock no.14/3ELLIS, James (golden wedding) no.96/11ELLIS, James Arthur, d.1983 no.105/14ELLIS, Joe no.133/6ELLIS, Kath, Miss no.139/18ELLIS, Pop (bass player, dance band) no.135/8ELLIS, Robert (journalist/playwright) no.67/6-7ELLYARD, Chris no.17/2ELLYARD, M., Mrs no.1/1, no.20/3ELLYARD, S. no.20/3ELPHICK, E.S. (Armidale C.A.E.) no.117/3, no.118/4ELPHINSTONE, (schoolteacher) no.136/7ELS, R., Mrs no.84/13ELSE-MITCHELL, R., Judge (R.A.H.S.) no.80/9ELSLEY, Kevin (guest speaker) no.138/7ELTHAM no.45/5, no.70/4, no.79/12ELTHAM HOTEL no.128/17ELTHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSELVERY, A., Mrs (school for young ladies) no.92/13ELVERY, Alice Adeline Mary, Mrs, 1886-1973 no.66/10ELVERY, Charles Reynolds, d.1966 no.40/4ELVERY, Eva, Mrs (Kyogle) no.154/65ELVERY, Ivan (Kyogle) no.154/65ELVERY, Ivan, Mrs See ELVERY, Eva, MrsELWOOD, (land owner) no.112/9EMBROIDERY (Florentine/cross-stitch/Assesi/Hardanger) no.136/4, no.136/6EMBROIDERY (Hedebo/cut-work/beading) no.136/4, no.136/6EMBROIDERY DISPLAY no.49/3EMERGENCY HOUSEKEEPING SERVICE no.80/11EMERY, Mrs (Killclare Guest House) no.129/17, no.148/12EMERY, N., Mrs (nee CLARK) no.82/8, no.83/6EMERY, Russ no.128/9EMIGRANT (horse) no.102/5EMIGRANT CREEK, Ballina no.19/2, no.46/6, no.70/13, no.107/5, no.121/5EMIGRANT POINT, Ballina no.133/11EMMA (ship) no.18/2EMMA PYERS (ferry, Tweed River) no.116/10EMPIRE AIR TRAINING SCHEME (W.W.II) no.154/10EMPIRE DAY (24th May) no.142/11, no.144/14, no.151/15EMPIRE VALE (formerly German Creek) no.1/2, no.5/2, no.50/14EMPIRE VALE PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSEMPISAL SEWING MACHINE no.139/10ENDEAVOUR (ship – Captain James Cook) no.49/2-3ENDRES, Christian no.49/8ENEMY ALIENS, Control of no.154/17ENGINEERS [Gill] no.8/1ENGLAND, George Edward, 1904-1980 no.94/11ENGLISCH, Sophia Jane (nee CROSS), d.1959 no.14/5ENGLISH, Clare (nee RYAN) no.154/22ENGLISH, Sophia Jane See ENGLISCH, Sophia Jane (nee CROSS), d.1959ENGLISH, William Andrew, 1901-1981 no.97/11ENTERPRISE PRODUCTIONS (amateur theatricals) no.47/10, no.133/15


109ENTERTAINMENT no.87/10ESLER, Thomas Philip, 1901-1981 no.98/13ESMONDE STREET, Lismore no.48/5ESPRESSO COFFEE MACHINE no.153/12ESSAY COMPETITION See COMPETITIONS, EssayESSENTIAL INDUSTRIES (World War II) no.154/39-40ESSERY, Henry William, 1888-1969 no.50/12ESTREICH, Alice Matilda, Mrs, 1890-1881 no.99/13ESTREICH, John (Rosehill, 1879) no.116/15ESTREICH, Mark Lewis, 1896-1982 no.104/14ETHEL (dealing boat) no.61/5, no.62/6-7, no.92/13ETHNOGRAPHY no.59/5ETTRICK FOREST STATION no.107/6, no.126/10, no.127/15ETTRICK PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSETTRICK STATION – Homestead no.86/13EUGENIA TOMLINSI (tree, called after Eugenia Tomlins) no.111/10EUNGELLA SCHOOL See SCHOOLSEUREKA (locality) no.16/3, no.77/11, no.119/9, no.148/5EUREKA - Residents [Johnston] no.16/3EUREKA METHODIST CHURCH See METHODIST CHURCHEUREKA SCHOOL See SCHOOLSEUROPE no.121/9EVACUATION PLANS (World War II) no.138/11, no.154/15-16 & 19, no.158/10EVACUEES (children from Brisbane) no.154/20EVANS HEAD (Aboriginal = Gumminggar) no.17/3, no.43/4, no.48/6, no.50/9, no.57/12, no.63/13-14, no.67/1, no.78/6, no.79/3, no.83/7, no.112/6EVANS HEAD AIRPORT See AIRPORTS – Evans HeadEVANS HEAD BOWLING CLUB no.102/10EVANS HEAD C.W.A. (50 years) no.92/12EVANS HEAD FISHERMENS COOP. no.49/12EVANS HEAD R.A.A.F. BASE no.148/12, no.154/7 & 10EVANS HEAD SURF CLUB (50 years) no.64/5EVANS RIVER no.43/4, no.71/3, no.103/13, no.105/11, no.112/7EVANS, Ada (nee GARDINER) (Lismore, golden wedding) no.121/22EVANS, Allan George (Lismore, golden wedding) no.121/22EVANS, Allan George, Mrs See EVANS, Ada (nee GARDINER)EVANS, Elizabeth Jessie, d.1976 no.77/5EVANS, Elsie, Mrs (b.1902) no.104/12EVANS, Ethel Maude, Mrs, 1894-1967 no.41/4, no.42/4EVANS, George, 1895-1979 no.92/14EVANS, J.W., Dr. no.3/1EVANS, Janet (nee PAGAN) no.126/8EVANS, Lacy (Barangary Creek) no.37/3, no.70/4 [Harold S. de Lacy Evans, b.1914?]EVANS, Leonard, 1895-1969 no.51/14EVANS, Lillian J.P., Mrs, 1905-1980 no.95/11EVANS, Lloyd George Charles, Ald. (1953 D/Mayor, Lismore) no.135/3EVANS, Lt. no.50/9EVANS, May Beryl (nee SIMMONS), 1894-1980 no.95/11EVANS, N., Miss (b.1884) no.113/10EVANS, Tony (brickworks) no.91/7EVANS, Vaughan (maritime historian) no.100/16EVANS, William Tucker (Tabulam squatter, with Pagan) no.126/8EVANS, William Tucker, Mrs See EVANS, Janet (nee PAGAN)EVENTIDE (session, Radio 2LM) no.155/3EVEREST, Dot, Mrs (war bride) no.154/64, no.154/67EVEREST, Ray no.154/64, no.154/67EVEREST, Ray, Mrs See EVEREST, Dot, MrsEVERETT, Stuart (guest speaker) no.155/5EVERINGHAM FAMILY HISTORY no.96/14EVERINGHAM, George (golden wedding anniversary) no.126/11


110EVERINGHAM, Herbert Charles Sidney, d.1983 no.38/2, no.84/14, no.78/7, no.105/14EVERINGHAM, P.J. (golden wedding) no.60/7EVERINGHAM, Ray, M.B.E. no.101/10EVERINGHAM, William Henry (Little Bill), 1888-1982 no.103/14EVERITT, E. (golden wedding) no.86/9EVERSON, Elizabeth Sarah, Miss, d.1982 no.101/12EVERSON, John, d.1963 no.26/4EVERSON, S. (golden wedding anniversary) no.124/10EWING STREET, Lismore no.64/4EWING, Canon (Ballina, 1898) no.150/7 [Thomas C.?, father Sir T. Ewing?]EWING, Thomas T., Sir (president, Show Society) no.115/2, no.115/16, no.118/6EWINGSDALE no.101/3, no.119/11, no.120/17EWINGSDALE - Residents [Johnson] no.21/3EWINGSDALE SCHOOL (1890-1977) See SCHOOLSEXAMINER (newspaper) See CLARENCE AND RICHMOND EXAMINEREXAMINER (ship) no.11/3EXCELSIOR (steamship) no.120/18, no.122/17EXCURSIONS, River See SHIPPINGEXHIBITIONS (Jaycees) See JAYCEESEXHIBITIONS (R.R.H.S.) See also R.R.H.S.EXODUS (ship) no.93/10EXPERIMENT FARM COTTAGE, Parramatta no.35/1EXPERIMENTAL FARM (Wollongbar) no.131/5EXPO, Osaka Japan (1970) no.126/16EXPRESS PRINTERY, Casino no.15/3EXTON, Eliza (nee HUGHES) no.152/8-9EXTON, George, 1883-1971 no.58/4, no.73/4, no.133/6, no.148/14, no.152/9EXTON, Harriet, Miss See JONES, Harriet (nee EXTON)EXTON, James (Rosehill), d.1876 no.116/15-15, no.121/14EXTON, James See EXTON, Susannah (nee LANCASTER)EXTON, James, c.1813-1876 no.147/15, no.152/6-9EXTON, James, Mrs See EXTON, Susannah (nee LANCASTER), d.1879EXTON, Susannah (nee LANCASTER), d.1879 (Rosehill) no.116/14-15, no.152/7-9EXTON, Thomas, 1847-1927 no.43/7, no.152/8-9EXTON, Thomas Henry, d.1943 (OIC, North Coast Co. Wharf) no.107/2EXTON, Thomas, Mrs See EXTON, Eliza (nee HUGHES)EXTON, Walter no.133/6EXTON, William (b.1845) no.53/10, no.152/8EYEARS, Lorna Nancy, Miss, d.1973 no.67/11EYEARS, Walter Harmond, d.1978 no.88/9EYLES FAMILY no.147/6EYLES, (hotelier, Ballina 1856) no.137/9EYLES, Alec no.21/5EZZY, Gladys Maude (nee HOSKINS), 1890-1982 no.96/11, no.102/16

FABRIC PAINTING DISPLAY no.144/4FAHEY, Anne Jane Elizabeth (nee ELLIS), d.1964 no.32/3FAIRBAIRN, Catherine, Mrs, 1886-1968 no.45/9FAIRFAX, B.F., Miss, B.E.M. no.77/9FAIRFIELD HOUSE (homestead at Drake) no.48/4FAIRHALL, Mabel (nee MCBRIDE), 1901-1978 (Aboriginal) no.88/10FAIRHOLM A.I.S. STUD, Alstonville no.58/5FAIRY HILL no.10/3, no.15/3FAIRY QUEEN (dealing boat) no.61/5-6FAIRYMOUNT FESTIVAL no.83/2FAIRYMOUNT STATION no.4/2. no.105/17, no.107/4, no.110/16, no.130/17FAIRYMOUNT STATION – Homestead no.83/2FALKENMIRE, G.W. no.19/2, no.20/1FALLS, A. no.46/4FALLS, Bob (motor cyclist) no.144/7


111FALLS-GALLAGHER, Irene Stella, Mrs, 1895-1981 no.98/14FAMILY HISTORY COMPILATION no.148/5FAMILY HISTORY GROUP (Casino) no.140/4FAMILY REUNIONS no.83/5, no.84/7, no.85/12, no.86/6, no.86/8, no.88/8, no.89/12, no.90/11, no.90/14, no.93/10, no.96/10, no.97/10, no.98/5, no.100/12FAMILY REUNIONS (Elliott) no.38/2FAMILY REUNIONS (King) no.13/2FAMILY REUNIONS (Geraghty) no.151/17FAMILY REUNIONS (Saul) no.149/12FAMILY TREE RESEARCH IN ENGLAND no.79/10-12FANCY DRESS FROLICS no.133/15FANNING, Will. & Fred. (Camden V., Roseberry, Wooroowoolgen, Wyandah, York) no.44/8FANNING, Will. & Fred. (Mongogory Station) no.44/7FAR NORTH CHAPTER OF MUSEUMS ASS. OF AUST. no.121/8, no.124/11FAR NORTH COAST HOCKEY ASSOCIATION no.49/11FAR NORTH COAST MORSECODIANS SOCIETY no.64/8FAR NORTH COAST TOURIST BUREAU no.154/7FAR NORTH COAST WOMENS HOCKEY ASSOCIATION no.48/13FARLOW’S GROCERY SHOP no.128/15FARM LABOUR (P.O.W.s, World War II) no.142/16, no.143/3, no.143/15FARMER, Mona Miriam, Mrs, 1905-1981 no.97/11FARMER, William James, 1903-1979 no.91/12FARRAR, Rene (nee PATCH), 1898-1981 no.97/11FARRELL, B.W. (member, R.R.H.S.) no.104/5FARRELL, Beatrice Clift, Mrs, 1892-1982 no.103/14FARRELL, Bernard, 1897-1969 no.52/13FARRELL, Ethel Maria, Mrs, d.1977 no.84/12FARRELL, Jack, d.1848 [seaman, buried Old Ballina Cemetery] no.11/3FARRELL, John, d.1963 no.27/4FARRELL, Lottie, Mrs (b.1885) no.74/13FARRELL, Rose Agnes (Dolly), Mrs, d.1982 no.102/16FARRELL, T.A. [stonemason] no.15/2, no.43/3FARRELL, William (70 years wedding anniversary) no.75/9FARRELLY, Patrick Joseph, Bishop of Lismore, 1895-1974 no.47/8, no.48/12, no.59/13, no.70/9FARRELLY, T.K., Mon., 1894-1969 no.53/5FARRER, Serena Lauretta, Mrs, 1897-1980 no.96/13FARRIERS (Lismore Station) no.158/3FATHER’S DAY (origin) no.91/4FAULKES, Florence Elizabeth (Dolly), Mrs, 1898-1983 no.105/14FAULKINER, Stan (Tregeagle, livestock carrier) no.133/16FAULKNER, Maria, Mrs, 1877-1976 no.77/5FAULKNER, R.P. (postmaster, 1937) no.47/5FAULKS, John Henry, 1900-1979 no.90/12FAULKS, Lily May, Mrs, d.1980 no.94/13FAULKS, Myra Miriam, Mrs, d.1968 no.48/13FAVA, Nat (cream carrier) no.135/14FAWCETT BRIDGE no.115/2, no.117/3, no.158/4FAWCETT. Charles Hugh no.4/2, no.83/2, no.107/4, no.130/17, no.151/8FAWCETTS CREEK no.127/15FAY’S BOOKSHOP (1920) no.127/14FEDERAL (locality, formerly Jasper) no.11/2, no.91/6, no.103/11FEDERAL BRASS BAND no.134/11FEDERAL HALL, Lismore no.63/10, no.134/9FEDERAL HOTEL, Alstonville no.111/9FEDERAL SCHOOL See SCHOOLSFEDERAL RURAL YOUTH (25 years) no.98/9FEDERALETTE, Lismore (previously Federal Hall) no.148/15, no.154/59FEDERATION OF AUSTRALIA no.146/12FEGAN, J.M. (committee, Show Society) no.115/16FELICETTI, Maria Theresa, Miss, 1900-1982 no.103/16


112FELSCH FAMILY REUNION no.102/12FELSCH, Henry Clyde, d.1982 no.103/16FELTON, Dorothy May, Mrs, 1909-1981 no.98/13FENCE CONSTRUCTION (post & rail) no.129/9FENTON FAMILY REUNION no.139/18FENWICK HOUSE (East Ballina) no.66/5, no.36/2, no.58/2, no.91/8, no.127/7FENWICK, Andrew no.128/8FENWICK, Andrew George, d.1965 no.34/3FENWICK, B. (Biz) no.128/8FENWICK, Thomas (Tom), Captain, d.1896 no.4/2, no.7/2, no.59/9, no.63/8, no.66/5, no.77/2, no.108/7, no.111/6-7, no.127/7, no.128/7, no.128/12, no.149/5FENWICK, Thomas, Jnr., Captain, d.1960 no.17/3, no.30/1FERGUSON, Evelyn (nee KAY) (Aboriginal) no.82/12FERGUSON, Jessie Bertha, Mrs, 1878-1978 no.88/10FERGUSON, Roy (golden wedding anniversary) no.102/12FERGUSON, Sybella (nee MCCOSH), 1894-1983 no.98/11, no.106/13FERNLEIGH SCHOOL See SCHOOLSFERNSIDE (originally FERN HILL) no.92/7, no.101/6-7, no.149/4FERNSIDE ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHFEROS, Anthony, d.1983 (Byron Bay) no.31/2FEROS, George, d.1981 no.97/12FEROS, Mick (fruiterer) no.110/18FERRETT, Margaret, Mrs (M.B.E., postmistress for 61 years) no.102/12FERRIS, Charles (Uralba) no.114/11, no.156/4FERRIS, George Wallace, d.1966 no.37/4FERRIS, J., Mrs no.97/2FERRIS, Thomas Richmond, 1892-1972 no.61/7FERRIS, William (Uralba) no.114/11FERRY SERVICE (Lismore-Ballina, est. 1877) no.127/7FERRY SERVICE (North Creek Road-East Ballina, est.1870) no.127/7FERRY SERVICES no.151/4FERRY SERVICES (for river crossing, Lismore) no.117/3FIDDLEWOOD (timber for craft) no.101/4FIELD, C., Miss no.100/11FIELD, Elizabeth Ann, Mrs, 1883-1968 no.47/12FIELD, Martin (librarian) no.159/14FIELDS, (land selector) no.121/15FIELDS, Agnes Mary, Mrs, d.1968 no.48/14FIELDS, Caroline, Mrs, 1881-1969 no.50/12FIFORD, Norman Edward (Gundurimba Shire Clerk) no.37/1, no.61/8, no.71/8, no.104/12, no.127/4FIFTY GOLDEN MILESTONES (Lismore Council) no.88/5, no.89/2-3, no.90/7FIG TREE, The Big (Victoria Park, Dalwood Scrub) no.131/5, no.132/11FIGGA, Lillian Maude, Mrs, d.1963 no.28/2FILM (movies) no.100/1FILM EVENINGS (R.R.H.S.) no.46/4, no.53/3, no.62/1, no.72/1-2FILSBOY (trotting horse) no.14/1FINAN, Mary Kevin, Mother, d.1964 no.30/3FINCH, (settler, Rosehill) no.121/14FINCH, Frank (author) no.155/6-12FINCH, Janet Edith Rosa, 1906-1983 no.105/14FINCHES (native birds) no.129/8FINDLAY, L.A. (Allan) (Area Director of Education) no.75/3, no.147/3FINDON CREEK (later GREVILLIA) no.46/7, no.47/5, no.49/7FINGAL LIGHTHOUSE (100 years) no.62/14FINLAY, Gail (author) no.146/15FINLAYSON, Mark no.79/1FIRE BRIGADES – Ballina no.102/12FIRE BRIGADES – Lismore no.14/4FIRE ENGINE RESTORATION no.156/22FIRE EXTINGUISHER PARTS no.154/32


113FIRE INSURANCE no.154/28FIRE OF LONDON (1666) no.111/18FIRE STATIONS no.133/7FIRE STATIONS – Lismore no.85/11FIRES (Dunoon) no.117/16FIRST AID no.109/9FIRST AID (World War II) no.154/7, no.154/21, no.154/41FIRST FLEET (list) no.123/14FISCHER BROTHERS (cedar-getters) no.65/3-5FISCHER, (Tregeagle) no.142/12FISCHER, Elsie Isobel, Mrs, 1893-1974 no.71/12FISCHER, Evan (sculler) no.43/8FISH DELIVERY no.153/16FISH TRAP no.102/2FISHER, Annie Eugima (nee DUSTER) no.3/3FISHER, David Edward Stuart, d.1965 no.34/3FISHER, Edward (Ted), 1887-1972 no.3/3, no.5/1, no.62/12FISHER, George Clarkson, 1890-1970 no.56/12FISHER, John William, 1896-1971 no.60/6FISHER, Rosalind Sophia, Mrs, 1892-1969 no.52/14FISHER, Samuel Thomas Henry, d.1962 no.24/4FISHERMANS BEACH no.83/7FISHERY CREEK, Ballina no.5/3FISHING no.49/12FISHING (East Ballina) no.121/20, no.131/9FISHING (with rod from beach) no.112/7FISHING INDUSTRY no.109/5FITCH, (munitions parts inspector) no.154/32FITZGERALD, Bridget Josephine (nee RYAN), d.1966 no.37/4FITZGERALD, James Martin, d.1980 no.95/11FITZGERALD, Mary Ann, Mrs (b.1882) no.103/11FITZGERALD, Michael James, d.1962 no.24/4FITZGIBBON, Jack (performer) no.154/56FITZHUGH, Ian no.153/8FLACK, Beryl Lilian, Mrs, 1900-1981 no.98/13FLAGHERTY FAMILY no.147/6FLAHERTY, (motor cycle racer) no.144/7FLANAGAN, Andrew Joseph, d.1978 no.87/14FLANAGAN, Bertha Margaret, Mrs, d.1980 no.94/13FLANAGAN, Charles (golden wedding anniversary) no.102/12, no.103/11FLANAGAN, Muriel Edith, Mrs, 1884-1969 no.50/12FLAT ROCK no.61/4FLATLEY, Martin Joseph, d.1963 no.27/4FLATLEY, Mary Ann, Mrs, 1879-1968 no.48/14FLEMING, Alice Mary (nee (MARLAN), d.1964 no.29/4FLEMING, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1884-1968 no.45/9FLEMING, Ellis (Radio 2LM) no.148/14FLEMING, L.C. (fishing) no.49/12FLETCHER, Henry Edward, 1904-1982 no.101/12FLETCHER, Jack (golden wedding anniversary) no.104/12FLETCHER, Thomas Clarence Morton, 1901-1982 B5-p.14FLETT, Ellen (nee FLATLEY), d.1962 no.23/3FLETT, Katie Rhoda, Miss, 1893-1975 no.75/10FLICK FAMILY (Alstonville) no.153/9FLICK, Alice, Miss See MORRISH, Alice (nee FLICK)FLICK, Carl (barber) no.153/10FLICK, Fanny, Mrs, 1891-1974 no.69/5FLICK, George (diamond wedding) no.94/10FLICK, Harry no.119/11, no.120/16FLICK, W.A. & COMPANY (established 1923) no.65/10-12


114FLICK, William no.119/11, no.120/16, no.121/22, no.122/17FLICKS (early movies, cinemas) no.134/9FLINDERS, Matthew no.112/22FLOOD, Edward (lease: Rosehill, Tunstall) no.44/7, no.117/12FLOOD, Patrick John, d.1964 no.32/3FLOODED GUM (timber) no.121/6FLOODS no.89/6, no.108/8, no.111/14, no.117/6, no.154/18, no.155/11, no.156/9, no.158/10, no.159/8FLOODS (Richmond River) no.69/11-12, no.71/10 & 13, no.73/2, no.77/6FLOOR POLISH no.124/13FLORA AND FAUNA RESERVES no.43/4, no.45/2FLORAL CARNIVALS, Lismore no.10/1, no.14/1, no.16/3, no.17/1, no.21/1, no.24/2, no.31/1, no.34/1, no.124/3FLORAL FESTIVALS no.156/12FLORENCE (steamship) no.108/7FLORENTIA (ship) no.107/9, no.111/15FLORENTINE EMBROIDERY no.136/4FLOREY, (settler, Georgica) no.121/19FLOREY, Helen, Mrs, 1889-1972 no.61/8FLORIANO’S RESTAURANT, Lismore no.153/13FLORRIE (steamship) no.6/2, no.102/3, no.108/7, no.127/7, no.128/14FLOUR SUPPLY no.109/10FLOWER, Annie Fisher, Miss, d.1977 no.84/12FLOWER, Cedric (National Trust) no.60/3FLOWER, E.W., 1891-1968 (Gunawah Jersey Stud) no.48/14FLOWER, F.J. (president, Kyogle Historical Society) no.83/2, no.84/8FLOWER, Frederick Harold, d.1964 no.32/3, no.154/67FLOWER, Frederick Harold, Mrs See FLOWER, Jessie Bertha (nee MOORE), d.1950FLOWER, Harry no.154/67FLOWER, J.F. (member, R.R.H.S.) no.104/5FLOWER, FLOWER, Jessie Bertha (nee MOORE), d.1950 no.154/67FLOWER, Jim no.154/67FLOYD, Alex no.121/5FLYING DOCTOR CALLING, by Ernestine Hill no.69/9FLYING FOX (elevated conveyor) no.91/9FLYING FOXES (animal – recipe for cooking) no.94/9FLYING FOXES (control) no.114/4FLYING FOXES (fruit bat) no.140/16FLYING SQUIRRELS no.140/16FLYNN, M.B., Mrs no.92/6FLYNN, Theo no.12/2FLYNN, Valerie Evelyn, Mrs, 1889-1970 no.54/9FLYNN, William Laurence, 1903-1979 no.90/12FLYNN, William Lawrence, 1891-1978 no.88/9FOLEY BROS (cheese factory, Marom Creek) no.72/3FOLEY, Jack (cricketer) no.140/6FOLEY, Jim (cricketer) no.140/6FOLEY, Mary Anne, Mrs, 1898-1980 no.94/11FOLEY, Mary Vincent, Mother, d.1966 no.39/4FOLEY, Tom (school teacher) no.43/6FOLEYS BUTTER FACTORY no.151/3FOLK MUSEUMS no.50/4, no.51/3, no.51/11, no.52/2, no.59/3FOLK MUSEUMS – Ballina no.62/4FOLK MUSEUMS – Lismore (proposed) no.62/5, no.65/2FOLK MUSEUMS – Richmond Valley (proposed) no.62/5FOLK TALES (definition) no.79/14FOLK TALES OF AUSTRALIA, by Bill Beatty no.78/11FOLLENT, John William, 1906-1980 no.93/14FOLLENT, John William, d.1959 no.12/3FOOD RECIPES no.153/18FOOD STORAGE no.120/13FORBES HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.19/3


115FORBES, Fred (motor cyclist) no.131/17, no.144/7FORD BRIDGE (Terania Creek) no.156/20FORD, Albert Edward, 1893-1981 no.99/14FORD, Arthur Henry, 1892-1972 no.62/13FORD, Arthur William, d.1979 no.92/14FORD, Caroline, Mrs no.42/3FORD, Elizabeth, Miss See PEATE, Elizabeth (nee FORD)FORD, Elizabeth, Mrs (assisted immigrant) no.152/7FORD, Florence Agnes, Mrs, 1880-1973 no.55/8, no.62/14, no.66/10, no.67/11FORD, Frederick Charles, 1885-1972 no.62/13FORD, James (assisted immigrant) no.147/15, no.152/7FORD, James, Mrs See FORD, Elizabeth, MrsFORD, John no.42/3FORD, Linda May, Mrs, 1910-1981 no.99/13FORD, Margaret Victoria, Mrs, 1898-1982 no.103/15FORD, Norman George, 1897-1971 no.58/5FORD, Percy (golden wedding) no.100/12FORD, Phyllis (nurse) no.153/6FORD, Thomas (arrived Richmond River, 1844) no.43/7FORDHAM, Emily May (nee NAPPER), d.1963 no.26/4FOREMAN, A., Mrs no.89/7FORESTRY COMMISSION no.47/9, no.102/10, no.149/4FORGOTTEN COUNTRY, by Isabel Wilkinson no.100/11, no.102/14, no.105/11FORGOTTEN FLEET, by W.D. (Bill) Lunney & Frank Finch. no.155/10FORREST KNITTING CO. (Coraki) no.109/8FORRESTER & GRAY (confectionary shop) no.128/15FORSTER, N.H. no.51/13FORSTER, Thomas H. no.49/7FORSTER, Thomas William, 1903-1983 no.105/15FORSTER, William no.64/10FORSYTH, A.E., Mrs no.50/7FORSYTH, Alexander, & Co. See ALEXANDER FORSYTH & CO.FORSYTHE, A., Mrs no.35/2FORTUNE TELLERS no.154/60FORTUNE TELLERS (Madam Langdon) no.130/11FOSSEYS DRAPERY STORE (1920) no.127/14, no.131/13FOSTER, Arthur (teamster) no.91/5FOSTER, Arthur Leonard, 1891-1982 no.103/15FOSTER, Bill (diamond wedding anniversary) no.107/13FOSTER, Cecil, 1899-1983 no.105/14FOSTER, E.P. (Ted), Lt.-Col., 1897-1983 no.105/15FOSTER, George (Radio 2LM) no.148/14FOSTER, Grace (nee WILLIAMS) (music teacher, Ballina) no.98/5FOSTER, Hedley (auctioneer, Tyalgum) no.100/14FOSTER, J., Mrs no.80/13FOSTER, Jim (alias Jim Grant) (drover) no.133/16FOSTER, M. (50 years, P.A.F.S.) no.98/9FOSTER, Max (golden wedding anniversary) no.106/14FOSTER, Mrs (nee CLARK) no.83/6FOSTER, Norman Henry, 1900-1970 no.54/9FOURTEEN MILE CREEK no.103/10FOWLER FAMILY HISTORY no.117/14FOWLER, Ellinor Althea, Mrs, d.1981 no.98/14FOWLER, F. (golden wedding anniversary) no.119/10FOWLER, Henry, O.A.M. no.93/8FOWLER, James (Lindendale) no.57/7FOX, Bert, d.1966 no.40/4FOXTAIL GRASS no.151/7FRAME, E., Mrs (nee BAILEY) no.22/1FRAME, S. (motor cycle racer) no.144/7


116FRAME, Thomas Henry, 1895-1978 no.86/11FRANCESCHI, Emma, Miss (musician) no.63/10FRANCIS HIXSON (paddle-wheel tug) no.61/5, no.77/2FRANCIS, Alfred Elijah, Mrs See FRANCIS, Alice (nee LITCHFIELD)FRANCIS, Alice (nee LITCHFIELD)(organist) no.49/10FRANCIS, Nellie, Mrs, d.1964 no.29/4FRANCIS, Stanley Victor, d.1978 no.85/13FRANCKS, Johan (singing teacher, Lismore) no.97/13FRANGIPANNI, Wild (timber for craft) no.101/4FRANK VICKERY VILLAGE no.116/13FRANKHAM, Arthur John, 1894-1982 no.103/15FRANKLIN, Miles (author) no.101/3, no.102/13-14FRANZ, N. (fishing) no.49/12FRASER, Donald (teacher) no.92/9FRASER, George, d.1968 no.45/9FRASER, Ian Atkin, d.1981 no.97/11FRASER, Jessie, 1876-1969 no.50/12FRASER, Louie Mansel, Dr., d.1977 no.83/13FRASER, Sarah, Mrs no.152/7FRASER, Thomas (assisted immigrant) no.152/7FRASER, Thomas, Mrs See FRASER, Sarah, MrsFRASER, W.F. (committee, Show Society) no.115/16FRASER, W.T. (school inspector) no.78/5FRASERS CUTTING (locality) no.138/14FRAZER, William, Rev. no.16/3FREDERICK, Christian (coach builder) no.138/16FREDERICKS, (butcher) no.154/29, no.158/12FREDERICKS, Alfred Keith (Keith), d.1982 (South Gundurimba) no.103/16, no.118/16FREDERICKS, Clarrie, 1907-1980 no.95/12FREDERICKS, F. (committee, Show Society) no.115/16FREDERICKS, Francis Clarence, d.1980 no.93/14FREDERICKS, Harold (diamond wedding) no.60/7, no.100/12, no.104/12FREDERICKS, Harold R., Ald. (mayor, Lismore) no.126/3, no.128/11, no.129/5, no.136/4, no.142/4FREDERICKS, Harold William Gordon, 1892-1984 no.112/19FREDERICKS, Harold, Snr., 1897-1973 no.65/9FREDERICKS, Henry, d.1961 no.21/5FREDERICKS, J. no.156/4FREDERICKS, James, 1893-1969 no.49/15FREDERICKS, John Currie, d.1965 (hotelier, South Gundurimba) no.118/16FREDERICKS, Mary Ann, Mrs, 1891-1972 no.62/13FREDERICKS, O. no.80/13FREDERICKS, Percy, 1899-1974 no.71/12FREDERICKS, Peter Joseph (pioneer, Jamberoo, 1827) no.83/5FREDERICKS, W.H.G., Cr. No.19/2FREDERICKSEN See FREDERIKSENFREDERICKSEN, (Rous Mill) no.123/10FREDERICKSEN, Isabel, Mrs, d.1983 no.105/14FREDERICKSEN, Jacob Alfred, d.1966 no.39/4FREDERICKSEN, Reginald Mortimer, 1895-1982 no.102/16FREDERICKSEN, Sarah Cicely, 1887-1979 no.91/12FREDERIKSEN, Constance (nee ELVERY), 1895-1968 no.48/15FREDERIKSEN, Jens Christian (Rous Mill) no.72/3-4FREE FRENCH NAVY no.154/64FREE SELECTION See ROBERTSON LAND ACT (1861)FREEBORN, Andrew, d.1905 (first settler, Alstonville, 1866) no.35/1, no.36/2, no.43/5FREEBORN, Andrew, Dr. no.59/13FREEBORN, Wallace, Dr., d.1971 no.35/1FREELAND, J.M., Professor no.60/3, no.80/9FREEMAN, Arthur (Jack), 1885-1967 B2-p.9FREEMAN, James, Most Rev. Dr., Archbishop of Sydney no.59/13


117FREEMASONRY (Ballina, established 1882) no.104/12FREEMASONRY (Casino, Lodge 103) no.102/10FREEMASONS HOTEL (publican, Spencer Cottee) no.114/7FREIGHT RATES no.87/5FRENCH, Captain no.121/22, no.122/16FRENCH, J.T. (architect) no.128/10FRIDAY HUT ROAD no.64/7, no.66/12FRIDAY HUT SCHOOL See SCHOOLS - BrookletFRIEDFWALD, D., Miss no.89/7FRIEDMAN, A. (postmaster, 1904) no.46/8FRIPP, Arthur Norman (Darcy), 1899-1974 (Ballina Town Clerk) no.60/7, no.71/10FRIPP, Catherine May (nee QUAIL), d.1981 no.97/11FRISBY, Mary Philomena, Sister, 1896-1984 no.86/9, no.95/9, no.111/7FRITH, (butcher) no.128/15, no.130/10FRITH, Anne Jane See BULL, Anne Jane (nee FRITH)FRITH, Blanche Isabel (Dolly), Mrs, d.1979 no.89/13FRITH, Edith Amelia, Mrs, d.1975 no.75/10FRITH, H. no.37/1FRITH, Harold James, Dr., A.O., 1921-1982 no.103/16, no.104/9FRITH, Harold James, Mrs no.101/10, no.104/9FRITH, James Hamilton, d.1946 (pioneer, Nimbin) no.56/5, 118/7FRITH, James Hamilton, d.1962 no.24/4, no.47/4FRITH, William, d.1960 no.17/3, no.47/4FROCK FABRICS (crepe de Chine, satin, marocain) no.144/5FROGLEY, John Allen (Jack), d.1998 (veterinarian) no.142/14FROHMULLER, Henry (Harry) (b.1903) (South Gundurimba) no.88/6, no.99/7, no.118/15FROHMULLER, Ludwig no.118/15FROM CATTLE STATION TO CITY (Lismore) no.158/3FROM THE STAGE, by Col Stratford no.134/5FROME, Melva Cecelia, Mrs, 1910-1980 no.96/13FROST, Alice Albina, Mrs, d.1966 no.37/4 [See Obit H117]FROST, Brian (tourist officer) no.145/15FRUIT BAT CAMP no.140/16FRUIT BAT SOUP no.131/14FRUIT BOTTLING no.145/6FRUIT DELIVERY no.153/16FRUIT GROWING INDUSTRY no.121/9, no.138/3FRY, Oliver (Commissioner) no.30/1, no.64/9-11, no.93/11, no.96/3, no.96/9, no.137/7, no.137/9, no.147/13, no.150/3FRY, Oliver, Mrs See WATT, Teresa (nee WILSON, previously FRY)FRY, Teresa (nee WILSON) See WATT, Teresa (nee WILSON, prev. FRY)FRYER, Frances Jessie, Mrs, 1890-1983 no.105/15FUEL STOVES no.113/8, no.154/38FULLER, Charles, d.1963 no.27/4FULLER, Doreen, Mrs, d.1972 no.63/11FULLER, Eric James, 1900-1981 no.99/13FULLER, Phyllis Marjorie, Miss, d.2004 no.66/4-5, no.150/9FULLER, S.F. (golden wedding) no.56/12FULLER, Vera, Mrs (b.1893) no.104/12FULTON, George, 1888-1979 no.86/11FUND RAISING (World War II) no.154/55FUNERAL RITES (Aboriginal) no.67/13-14, no.69/6-7FUNERAL RITES (Chinese) no.69/6FUNERALS no.61/6, no.70/7, no.101/9, no.129/4FUNNELL, Albert William no.90/14FUNNELL, Albert William, Mrs See FUNNELL, Mary Elizabeth (nee BEDDOES)FUNNELL, Henry Whaley (Whaley), d.1981 no.100/17FUNNELL, Mary Elizabeth (nee BEDDOES) no.90/14FURNELL, Lyndon Cuthbert, Judge, 1904-1982 no.11/2, no.66/5, no.67/7, no.74/3, no.92/6, no.99/3, no.101/13, no.150/9FURNER, Edith, Mrs (b.1890) no.95/9


118FURNITURE, Cedar no.158/11FURNITURE POLISH no.124/13FURNITURE PRICES no.48/8

GABLE, Mrs (Pine Street) no.159/6GAFFNEY, Bertha Edith, Mrs, d.1979 no.92/14GAFFNEY, Bridget Rose Doreen, d.1980 no.93/14GAFFNEY, Edith (Nellie), Miss, d.1991 (music teacher, Dunoon) no.97/13GAFFNEY, Julia Anne, Miss, d.1968 no.48/14GAFFNEY, Peter, 1888-1967 no.44/6GAGGIN, Arabella Ivy, Miss, d.1982 no.103/16GAGGIN, Grace Elizabeth (nee ARTHUR), d.1962 no.25/3GAGGIN, Heck (builder) no.159/8GAGGIN, Richard Nason, Dr., d.1915 no.109/2GAGGIN, Victor Howden, d.1976 no.77/5GAGGIN, Walter no.49/6, no.154/28GAIN, Henry (Brook Station, 1845) no.147/16GAINFORD, Judy, Miss (Miss Australia) no.154/67GAJHEDE, W.R. Neilson (Bill) (life member) no.95/9, no.100/9GALBRAITH, K. no.29/1GALE, (pioneer, Kyogle) no.83/2GALE, E.H., Mrs (member, R.R.H.S.) no.103/11GALEAR, Garry no.91/4GALL, Bob (Nimbin) no.87/10GALLAGHER, (farmer, Lismore Lake) no.118/15GALLAGHER, (Ruthven; judge, ballroom dancing) no.135/9GALLAGHER, George (Clunes) no.45/5GALLAGHER, Hugh B2-p.29GALLAGHER, James E. (Jim)(N.R.C.A.E.) no.59/1-2, no.60/5, no.61/1 no.64/3, no.66/2, no.70/13-14, no.71/7, no.83/3, no.92/6GALLAGHER, Margaret, Miss no.84/13GALLAGHER, Mary, Mrs, d.1981 no.98/14GALLAGHER, Rose, Miss (flautist) no.75/11GALLAN, Margaret Jane, Mrs, d.1980 no.94/13GALLARD, Charlie (mill-hand) no.48/9GALLARD, Frederick, d.1965 no.36/3GALLIMORE, J.B. (The Channon) no.19/2GALLIPOLI LEGION no.159/11GAMBLE, Frederick Eugene, 1907-1976 no.80/14GAMMAGE, Bill (author) no.154/4GANNET (paddlewheel tug) no.129/14GARBAGE TIP no.49/5GARDEN OF EDEN, South Lismore (property) no.49/10, no.142/2GARDEN, Donald S. (author) no.86/13GARDENER, A., Mrs (b.1897) no.83/5GARDENER, Olive (nee KING) no.46/12, no.49/9GARDINER, G.M. (postmaster, 1949) no.46/9GARDINER, Muriel, Mrs, d.1969 no.49/1593GARRARD, Mrs (music teacher) no.97/13GARRARD, Alice (nee CROMBIE) (Dongrayald) no.113/15, no.152/14 & 16, 153/5-6 & 8GARRARD, Annie, Miss See BARLING, Annie (nee GARRARD)GARRARD, Emmeline, Miss no.102/5GARRARD, Harriet, Miss no.102/5GARRARD, Henry, d.1862 no.1/2, no.2/2, no.94/11, no.96/7, no.100/13no.102/5, no.111/16, no.112/21, no.121/13, no.122/6, no.132/13, no.143/4, no.151/8GARRARD, Henry, Mrs See GARRARD, Mary, Mrs, 1810-1873GARRARD, Jack, d.1974 (Mullumbimby) no.69/5GARRARD, James no.102/5GARRARD, Julia, Miss (died England) no.132/13


119GARRARD, Mary, Mrs, 1810-1873 no.94/11, no.96/7, no.97/9, no.100/13, no.101/11, no.102/5, no.104/8, no.107/9, no.111/16, no.121/13, no.132/13GARRARD, Meg See TIMBRELL, Margaret (Meg) (nee GARRARD)GARRARD, Reginald Campbell, d.1966 no.37/4GARRARD, Richard Milton no.52/14GARRARD, Sebastian no.96/7GARRARD, Sebastian (Tunstall Station) no.132/13GARRARD, Sebastian Mortimer, d.1956 no.103/12GARRARD, Sebastian, d.1919 (committee, Show Society) no.115/16GARRARD, Sydney Sebastian, d.1980 no.93/6, no.94/11GARRARD, Theo, Miss (Tunstall Station) no.132/14GARRARD, Tony (motor cyclist) no.144/7-9GARRETT, Benjamin, 1894-1969 no.50/12GARRETT, Elsie Ada, 1877-1891 no.72/6GARRETT, Les (storekeeper, Rappville) no.48/12GARRETT, Sydney Louis, d.1966 no.38/4GARRETT, Violet, Mrs, 1905-1983 no.105/15GARVEN, Elain, Mrs no.124/11GAS DETECTION & ESTIMATION BRANCH (World War II) no.154/48GAS FUEL FOR MOTOR VEHICLES (World War II) no.154/18GAS SUPPLY no.49/5, no.154/60, no.158/5GASLIGHT (street lighting) no.149/16GATES, Arthur (postmaster, 1920) no.46/8GATES, Ian Robert (Bob), d.2003 (Lismore Council Engineer) no.91/4GATES, Leslie James Edward, d.1982 no.104/14GAUDRON, Dulcie (nee HERMANN) (farm work, W.W.II) no.154/53GAUDRON, Francis Sebastian, d.1975 no.74/10GAUDRON, Joe no.154/53GAUDRON, Joe, Mrs See GAUDRON, Dulcie (nee HERMANN)GAUDRON, Mary Agnes (nee O’FLAHERTY), d.1966 no.37/4GAULD, Alexander Mitchell (Mitchell), Rev., d.1918 (Presbyterian) no.82/6GAUNGUN (Aboriginal = maiden) no.55/11, no.56/13GAVA FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14GAVA, D. (golden wedding anniversary) no.109/8GAVA, Ellie (school teacher) no.149/3-4GAVANOUGH, Dad See CAVANOUGH, Charles InnesGAVIN, Mervyn Roy, Captain, 1885-1969 no.51/14GAY, Annie, c.1861-1891 no.72/6GAY, Bob (golden wedding) no.39/3GAY, M. & CO. (auctioneers) no.114/11GAY, Monica Marie, Mrs, 1890-1979 no.91/12GAYLAND, Lieut. (Salvation Army, 1891) no.137/10, no.138/8GEAGHAN, John Patrick, 1902-1982 no.103/14GEERING, Catherine Jane, Mrs, d.1977 no.82/10GEEVES, Philip (historian & author) no.85/5, no.97/8, no.100/15GEISHA, The (musical comedy) no.154/56, no.154/59GELFIUS, W.A.(Director of Education 1953/Patron) no.135/4GENEALOGY (family history) no.148/5GENERAL PRACTITIONERS (first woman, Lismore) no.133/5GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES BOARD no.48/4-5, no.69/2-3; no.75/11; no.76/9; no.79/7; no.80/10, no.85/2, no.86/4GEOLOGY EXHIBITS (R.R.H.S.) See R.R.H.S.GEORGE READING PTY.LTD. (Bangalow, est. 1891) no.9GEORGE V, King of Great Britain no.121/10, no.121/11GEORGE’S GOLD MINE no.118/11GEORGICA (locality) no.105/9, no.121/18, no.121/21GERAGHTY FAMILY no.151/17GERAGHTY, Ambrose Patrick, 1899-1968 no.48/14GERAGHTY, Annie Lyle, Mrs, d.1977 no.83/14GERAGHTY, Bridget Mary (nee MCELLIGOTT), d.1962 no.23/3GERAGHTY, C., Miss no.78/10


120GERAGHTY, Francis Peter, 1880-1971 no.58/5GERAGHTY, Jim (cricketer) no.140/6GERAGHTY, Thomas Patrick, d.1960 no.19/4GERMAN CREEK See EMPIRE VALEGERMAN MIGRANTS no.122/12GERMAN P.O.W.s (World War II) no.142/16, no.143/3GERRY, Thomas Melville Pearce, Canon, d.1974 no.70/9GHINNI GHI (locality) no.46/3GHOORONG (also COORONG)(Aboriginal = hoop pine) no.50/13GHOORONGBIL (Aboriginal = many hoop pines) no.69/4GHOST STORIES no.58/12-13GHOSTS no.137/9GIANTS CAUSEWAY (Ireland) (basalt outcrop) no.132/17GIBB, James no.146/14GIBBON, Sydney, d.1976 no.77/5GIBBS, Anna (nee SPARKES), d.1964 no.29/4GIBBS, F. (golden wedding anniversary) no.119/10GIBSON, (police sergeant) no.96/3GIBSON, A.W. (shopkeeper) no.119/9GIBSON, Alma May, Mrs, d.1981 no.97/11GIBSON, Beatrice Amelia, Mrs, 1896-1980 no.94/13GIBSON, Catherine Doreen (Doreen) (nee ABERNETHY) (60 years, Red Cross) no.67/7, no.72/9GIBSON, Doreen, Mrs (Alstonville) See GIBSON, Catherine Doreen (Doreen) (nee ABERNETHY)GIBSON, Esther, Mrs, d.1981 no.100/18GIBSON, Gwen (nee THOMAS) no.62/8GIBSON, Hugh, Mrs See GIBSON, Catherine Doreen (Doreen) (nee ABERNETHY)GIBSON, Hugh, 1894-1979 no.91/12, no.111/10, no.121/5GIBSON, Irene, Mrs, d.1975 (Alstonville) no.67/7, no.73/13GIBSON, John (postmaster, 1899) no.46/8GIBSON, John Alexander, d.1965 no.37/3GIBSON, Keith, 1904-1982 no.103/15GIBSON, M., Mrs no.83/14GIBSON, Margaret Gwen (nee THOMAS), d.1980 no.94/12GIBSON, Mary Lillian, Mrs, d.1973 no.66/10GIBSON, Myra, Mrs (b.1890) no.96/11GIBSON, R. no.78/10GIBSON, Ray (golden wedding) no.59/2GIBSON, Robert (selector, Alstonville) no.111/10GIBSON, Ruby, Miss See DALEY, Ruby (nee GIBSON)GIBSON, Samuel John, d.1979 62/14, no.92/14, no.121/5GIBSON, Sarah Matilda (nee SIDNEY), d.1963 no.28/2GIBSON, V.G. (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5GIDABEL (Aboriginal language) no.57/14, no.96/8GIDDINS, Caroline, Miss (Richmond River High School) no.135/7GIESE, Jack (fireman, dealing boat) no.62/7GIESIN, William John, Rev. Fr., d.1950 no.93/9GIGGINS, Archibald Roland, d.1966 no.38/4GIGGINS, Ellen Catherine (nee DAY), d.1967 no.42/3GIGGINS, Walter James (Dick) (golden wedding) no.21/3GILBERT, Beatrice Muriel Jane, Mrs, d.1981 no.97/11GILBERT, Lionel, Dr. (Armidale C.A.E.) no.54/1, no.83/8, no.85/5, no.156/21GILBERT, Walter Folbigg, d.1979 no.91/12GILCHRIST, Mollie, Mrs no.81/2GILES, Annie Ethel Therese, Mrs, d.1979 no.91/12GILES, Elvin Charles Robert, Cr., d.1967 no.41/3GILL, Alvina Letitia, Mrs, d.1975 no.74/10GILL, Godfrey Stewart (Goff), 1890-1969 no.52/13, no.157/12GILL, Ken (retired, 50 years with Sidney & Hacking) no.102/12, no.159/8GILL, Ruby, Mrs no.8/1GILL, Salina Elizabeth, Mrs, 1886-1971 no.58/5


121GILL, William, 1866-1945 (architect/engineer) no.8/1, no.76/8-9GILLIES, Edna (Radio 2LM) no.148/14GILLIES, Mr (ambulance, World War II) no.154/46GILLIGAN, Jack, Mrs no.82/3, no.97/13GILLIGAN, John William (Jack), d.1991 no.65/10, no.100/2, no.112/19, no.138/10, no.154/42, no.154/46GILROY, Norman, Cardinal, Sir, 1896-1977 no.48/12, no.50/6, no.59/13, no.84/11GILROY, Rex (Mount York) no.81/10GILSON, Grace Amelia (nee GRAINGER), 1887-1976 no.79/7GINGER, George, 1902-1982 no.103/15GINGER, Harriet, Mrs, 1911-1981 no.97/11GIRARD, Francis N. (pioneer) no.82/4, no.83/11GIRARD, Mary (nee HAYES), d.1876 (Lismore Homestead) no.125/4, no.150/3, no.151/3GIRARDS HILL no.109/2, no.109/7, no.110/5, no.111/11GIRDLER, Eric (R.A.A.F.) no.154/16GIRL GUIDES no.47/10GIRL GUIDES (Goonellabah) no.146/11GIRL GUIDES (Lismore) no.94/10GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY – Lismore (est. 1925) no.76/11GIRLS OWN ANNUAL (1905) no.78/5GIRLS PATRIOTIC LEAGUE no.73/7, no.148/12, no.154/58-59GIRRARD, Mary, Mrs See GIRARD, Mary (nee HAYES), d.1876GLADWRAP OVEN BAGS (for photographs preservation) no.118/10GLASBY, William Cyril, 1905-1981 no.86/9, no.100/17GLASCOTT DIARIES no.147/6GLASCOTT, Richard, 1832-1888 no.156/3GLASGOW, John Eldeit (saddler, saw miller, postmaster) no.92/13, no.115/16, no.157/6GLASGOW, Lewis H. (brewer) no.157/3GLASGOWS MILL no.48/9GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS, Queensland no.101/6GLEADHILL, Eva, Mrs no.154/65GLEADHILL, Ivan no.154/65GLEADHILL, Ivan, Mrs See GLEADHILL, Eva, MrsGLEE HOCKEY CLUB (est. 1928) no.87/13GLEESON, Alice (nee WHITE) (b.1890) no.96/11GLEN, James Wickham (Jim), Mrs See GLEN, Mary (nee CLAVAN)GLEN, Mary (nee CLAVAN), d.1987 no.66/12GLENALLA, Mackay, Queensland no.103/8GLENDENNING, B. (golden wedding anniversary) no.124/10GLENNIE, James (squatter) no.44/8, no.116/18GLOVER, Alexander (arrived Richmond River, 1844) no.43/7, no.152/7GLOVER, Alexander, Mrs See GLOVER, Martha, MrsGLOVER, Martha, Mrs (assisted immigrant) no.152/7GLOWING CROSS (in North Lismore Cemetery) no.85/3GLUES EMPLOYMENT AGENCY no.54/11GLYDE, (member, R.R.H.S.) no.101/10GLYNN, Anthony, Rev. Fr. (A.O.) no.104/7GLYNN, James Ignatius (Jim), d.1996 (papal knighthood) no.58/4GLYNN, Mabel Beatrice May, Mrs, 1891-1969 no.52/14GLYNN, Paul, Rev. Fr. no.125/10, no.151/12GLYNN, William Martin, 1890-1974 no.71/10GOBERT, (school teacher) no.138/3GODBEE, Caroline (nee FRENCH), 1874-1967 no.42/3, no.72/6GODBEE, Les (golden wedding) no.78/7GODBEE, Sarah Jane (nee WITHERS) (midwife, Bexhill) no.72/6GODD, Reg (sic.) See GOSS, RegGODFREY, M., Mrs no.80/13GODFREY, Mrs (nee CLARK) (teamster, cream carrier) no.83/6, no.91/6, no.130/5GOEHEL, Ethel, Mrs no.49/8GOLD COAST MOTORAIL no.81/6GOLD MEADE (horse – show jumper) no.135/12


122GOLD MINING no.48/4, no.66/9, no.67/10, no.83/4, no.83/7, no.105/11, no.118/11, no.121/19, no.130/17GOLD MINING (Drake) no.156/19GOLD MINING (Timbarra Tableland) no.134/6GOLDEN CYPRESS PINE (timber for craft) no.101/4GOLDSMITH, Arthur no.81/12GOLDSMITH, George Robert, 1906-1982 no.102/17GOLDSMITH, Henry Alfred, d.1979 no.89/12, no.92/14GOLDSMITH, J. no.19/2, no.20/3, no.23/3GOLDSMITH, Lance (surfboat crew) no.46/11GOLDSMITH, Roy, 1898-1968 no.47/12GOLDSMITH, Violet, Mrs, 1893-1971 no.57/10GOLF CLUB, Lismore (established 1903) no.136/12GOLF LINKS no.115/3GOLLAN BUILDING (Lismore) no.131/11GOLLAN HOTEL no.157/3GOLLAN, (Woodburn) no.108/9GOLLAN, Alexander William (Jock), 1893-1973 no.65/9GOLLAN, Arthur Robert, d.1964 no.29/4GOLLAN, Eliza (nee BAKER), 1855-1956 no.2/3GOLLAN, Elsie Jane, Miss, d.1962 no.22/4GOLLAN, Harry (Boy) (drover) no.133/16GOLLAN, Henry Albert (Harry), d.1976 no.58/5, no.77/5GOLLAN, J. no.156/4GOLLAN, John (married Rebecca Monaghan) no.3/3GOLLAN, Min, Mrs, 1892-1976 no.78/8GOLLAN, O.M. (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5GOLLAN, Rebecca (nee MONAGHAN), d.1919 no.3/3GOLLAN, Robert (Dungarubba) no.2/3GOLLAN, Walter, 1870-1956 no.3/3GOLLAN, William (postmaster, 1868) no.51/8GOLLAN, William James (postal assistant, 1868) no.51/8GOLLAN, William McCullock, 1901-1981 no.98/13GOOCH, Gordon [music teacher] no.49/10, no.109/3GOOD COMPANIONS CLUB (Radio 2LM) no.148/14-15GOOD TEMPLAR LODGE no.51/12GOODFELLOW, John (occupier, Tunstall Station) no.117/9GOODMAN, W. (postmaster, 1907) no.46/9GOODSELL, Major (sculler) no.43/8GOODWIN, Adolph Peter, F.R.G.S., 1842-1914 (taxidermist) no.145/7GOODWIN, Edna May, Mrs (Rukenvale telephone exchange, 1965) no.47/5GOODWIN, Fred (librarian) no.145/8GOODWIN, John George (solicitor) no.157/7GOODWIN, Leanne, Mrs no.154/1, no.154/65GOODWIN, Patricia (nee COLES) (librarian) no.146/2 & 14GOODYER, Mrs (Mitchell Library) no.72/2GOOLEY, Bridget Ellen, Mrs, 1894-1981 no.100/18, no.101/12GOOLEY, Marty (49 years, Norco) no.81/13GOOLEY, Michael, 1897-1967 no.44/6GOOLMANGAR no.47/4, no.98/12, no.117/12, no.118/7, no.119/8, no.121/14, no.121/16, no.121/19GOOLMANGAR CREEK [aka Middle Creek] no.103/10, no.116/15, no.117/9, no.117/12, no.121/14, no.121/15GOOLMANGAR SCHOOL See SCHOOLSGOONELLABAH no.68/4, no.80/5, no.114/10, no.118/18, no.120/9, no.121/18, no.127/4GOONELLABAH HOTEL no.1/2GOONELLABAH SCHOOL See SCHOOLSGOONENGERRY no.65/6GOONENGERRY P. & C. ASSOCIATION no.72/10; no.75/8GOONENGERRY SCHOOL See SCHOOLSGOONG (Aboriginal = Water Island, near Cabbage Tree Island) no.70/3GOONIMBAR FOREST no.91/9GOOREAN (Aboriginal, Tooloom) no.80/3-4


123GOOSEBERRY GUAVA (timber for craft) no.101/4GORDON BROOK STATION (Barnes & Smith) no.44/8, no.117/13GORDON BROOK STATION (homestead) no.46/9, no.48/7GORDON, Adam Lindsay no.106/1GORDON, Arthur (Noel), 1910-1980 no.94/13GORDON, Bob (Georgica) no.121/20GORDON, James (president, A. & I. Society) no.116/6GORDON, John no.82/11GORDON, Kenny no.105/12GORDON, Millicent (nee COSTELLO), 1896-1984 no.96/13GORDON, Nathaniel, d.1980 no.47/4, no.93/14, no.146/9GORDON, Raymond Robert, 1910-1981 no.46/4, no.76/11, no.90/5, no.99/12GORDON, Thomas William (Tim), d.1982 no.103/15GORE, (blacksmith, Eltham) no.128/17GORE, Bertha, Mrs (cake shop) no.154/19GORE, Gwen A, Miss, d.1994 (author: History of Spring Grove) no.136/6, no.151/17, no.154/74GORGE CREEK no.79/5GORMAN, Jack no.73/9GORTON, Ald. No.119/9GORTON, Alice May, Mrs, 1901-1971 no.57/10GORTON, George (cattleman) no.84/4GORTON, Jack (bus proprietor) no.139/4GORTON, Joseph (cattleman) no.84/4GORTON, Millie See READING, Millie (nee GORTON)GORTON-WELLER, John Joseph, 1895-1982 no.43/7, no.103/14GORTON-WELLER, Myrtle Mona, 1897-1982 no.104/15GOSLING, Cedric Milne (solicitor) no.157/7GOSPER, Harvey, d.1981 no.74/13, no.99/13GOSS, Jean (N.E.S., World War II) no.154/41GOSS, Reg (Radio 2LM) no.148/14GOUCH, Gordon See GOOCH, GordonGOUGH, Charles Richmond, 1909-1982 no.103/14GOUGH, Kathleen, Miss, 1892-1972 no.61/7GOULD, Alexander Mitchell See GAULD, Alexander MitchellGOULD, Alfred, 1891-1972 no.61/7GOULD, Henry Rudolph, 1885-1977 no.81/11GOULD, Howard Clarence, d.1964 no.31/2GOULD, Nellie, Mrs, 1892-1976 no.79/9GOULDING, (settler, Georgica) no.46/4, no.121/19GOULDING, Edward Valentine, d.1962 no.23/3GOULDING, Henry Charles, 1887-1969 no.50/12GOULDING, William Sydney, 1881-1978 no.87/14GOULTER, Mary (nee BAILEY) (WAAAF, World War II) no.154/9, no.154/49GOULTER, V.H. no.154/49GOULTER, V.H., Mrs See GOULTER, Mary (nee BAILEY)GOVERNESSES [teachers] no.83/9GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK no.127/14GOVERNMENT SAVINGS BANK (Ballina, 1875) no.46/7GOW, Allen John, 1902-1972 no.63/11GOW, Lance Foster, 1906-1975 no.73/13GOW, Matilda Foster (nee COUGHRAN), d.1962 no.23/4GOWAN, Captain no.81/4, no.108/10GOWER, Beryl, Mrs no.9/1, no.11/2, no.150/10GOWER, Ron (builder) no.158/13GOWRIE, Lady (wife of Australian Governor-General) no.154/37, no.154/50GRADWELL, John William, 1905-1981 no.99/14GRADYS CREEK no.105/8GRAFTON no.3/3, no.13/3, no.14/3, no.104/16, no.145, no.71/2GRAFTON - Newspapers (Clarence & Richmond Examiner) no.102/9, no.104/1, no.120/9GRAFTON & RICHMOND R. STEAM NAV. CO. no.127/7, no.128/12


124GRAFTON DAILY EXAMINER (newspaper) See CLARENCE AND RICHMOND EXAMINERGRAFTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY See CLARENCE RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETYGRAFTON RAILWAY BRIDGE no.102/10GRAFTON STEAM NAVIGATION CO. (later N.C.S.N.Co.) no.137/9GRAHAM, Bruce (librarian) no.150/5GRAHAM, Cecil William Willard, 1899-1971 no.58/7GRAHAM, Dorothy Violet, Mrs, 1897-1975 no.76/6GRAHAM, Gordon no.49/8GRAHAM, Lal, Mrs (teacher) no.81/13, no.154/7, no.154/51GRAHAM, Lucy Winifred, Mrs, 1897-1982 no.101/13GRAHAM, Marjorie, Miss (b.1906?) no.110/13GRAHAM, Richard Henry, 1905-1981 no.97/11GRAHAM, Roy, Dr. no.159/11GRAHAM, Sydney no.4/2, no.149/5GRAHAM, William no.4/2, no.149/5GRAINGER, Bertie Louis Ramsey, 1879-1978 no.86/11GRAINGER, Edna May, Mrs, d.1976 no.78/8GRAINGER, John Thomas, d.1965 no.36/3GRAINGER, Mabel Agnes, Miss, d.1964 no.32/3GRAINGER, Maria (nee O’CONNELL), 1878-1978 (married 1903) no.82/7, no.88/10, no.144/12GRAINGER, Mary Ann, Mrs, 1892-1981 no.98/13GRAINGER, Minnie Matilda See BURSLE, Minnie Matilda (nee GRAINGER), 1890-1972GRAINGER, Thomas, Mrs See GRAINGER, Maria (nee O’CONNELL)GRAINGER, William Henry, d.1967 no.41/4GRAMOPHONE (record player) no.49/10, no.114/5, no.134/10GRANATELLI, Enid, Mrs, d.1988 no.90/2GRANATELLI, Norman, 1909-1980 no.96/13, no.110/18GRANATELLI, Norman, Mrs See GRANATELLI, Enid, MrsGRANGER, Margaret (nee ELLIOTT), d.1960 no.17/1, no.17/3, no.154/25, no.156/8, no.158/15, no.159/4GRANGER, Marie, Mrs See GRAINGER, Maria (nee O’CONNELL)GRANGER, Ray, d.1962 no.5/1, no.13/1, no.16/1, no.25/3, no.98/6, no.124/3, no.135/3-4, no.154/25, no.156/8, no.158/15, no.159/4GRANGER, Ray, Mrs See GRANGER, Margaret (nee ELLIOTT)GRANT, J. (golden wedding anniversary) no.111/7GRANT, Jim (alias Jim FOSTER, drover) no.133/16GRANTS, Cultural no.41/3, no.72/2 & 12, no.104/5, no.105/3, no.109/12, no.114/3, no.153/18GRANTS, Government no.79/13, no.80/13, no.99/2GRANUAILLE SCHOOL [later Ewingsdale] See SCHOOLSGRAPE GROWING no.113/7GRASS CREEK no.103/10GRASS TREE RIDGE no.63/7, no.115/3GRASS TREES See BLACKBOYSGRASSES (native grass) no.63/7-8, no.64/8, no.70/4, no.71/13, no.94/12GRASSHOPPERS no.140/16GRAVES, Althea Mary Sadlier, Miss, d.1979 no.90/12GRAVES, Edward Seymour Hamilton, d.1977 no.84/5GRAVES, J.A. no.95/7GRAVES, John Ralph, 1905-1995 no.158/15GRAVES, M., Miss [RRHS member, 1979] no.89/7, no.98/12GRAVES, T., Mrs (Monaltrie) no.117/6GRAVEYARDS See CEMETERIESGRAY FAMILY no.147/6GRAY, (pioneer) no.45/10GRAY, (with Forrester, confectionery shop) no.128/15GRAY, Alma Joy, Mrs, d.1977 no.81/11GRAY, Ann Frances, Mrs, 1879-1967 no.43/9GRAY, Arthur (Mount Pleasant) no.114/10GRAY, Arthur, Rev. no.79/12GRAY, Dawson (Dawsey) (livestock carrier) no.133/16, no.157/13GRAY, E. (Iluka, golden wedding anniversary) no.124/10


125GRAY, E., Mrs no.94/14GRAY, Eileen, Mrs no.154/24GRAY, Eliza Jane (nee GOULD), d.1966 no.40/4GRAY, Ernie (b.1889) no.91/8GRAY, Esther Jessie Winifred, Mrs, 1891-1978 no.87/14GRAY, Eva Elizabeth, Mrs, 1888-1973 (diamond wedding 1967) no.65/9GRAY, Florence Marion Pearl, Mrs, d.1982 no.101/12GRAY, Harry, 1888-1972 See GRAY, Henry William, 1888-1972GRAY, Henry Herbert, d.1966 no.40/4GRAY, Henry William, M.B.E., 1888-1972 (A.I.S. breeder, Alstonville) no.58/4, no.61/7GRAY, Ivy Mozella, Mrs, d.1976 no.80/14GRAY, Jimmy (carrier) no.113/11GRAY, Kevin (South Lismore) no.114/10GRAY, Les (son of Jimmy) no.113/11GRAY, Lois, Miss no.43/4GRAY, Margaret, Miss (Dongrayald Private Hospital) no.91/1, no.113/15, no.114/16, no.152/14, no.153/5GRAY, Nicholas (90 years) no.42/3, no.43/7GRAY, Nicholas Craig (Les), 1877-1970 no.55/5GRAY, P. (golden wedding anniversary) no.124/10GRAY, Percy Edward, 1885-1968 no.48/14GRAY, Peter (Temperance Lodge) no.147/7GRAY, Robyn no.130/13GRAY, Steve, Rev. no.75/1GRAY, T. (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12GRAY, Thomas no.105/7GRAY, Walker (sic.) See GRAY, Walter Thomas, 1882-1978GRAY, Walter Thomas, 1882-1978 no.63/14, no.79/12, no.86/11GRAY, William (Salvation Army, Kempsey, 1891) no.137/10GRAY, William Henry, d.1929 (Eltham) (married 1865) no.79/12, no.114/10GRAYDON, Daphne Joyce, Mrs, d.1977 no.83/14GRAYDON, Flora (nee KENNEDY), 1878-1969 no.51/14GRAYS TRACK no.102/7GRAZIERS [Clay; Stapleton] no.16/2GRAZING INDUSTRY no.121/9GREAT DEPRESSION no.81/2, no.114/5, no.158/5GREAT WAR See WORLD WAR, 1914-1918GREBER, Alice M. (nee FRAME), d.1962 (Ballina) no.22/1no.23/3GREBER, David Spencer, 1894-1969 no.52.14GREBER, Edward Stanley, d.1979 no.91/12GREBER, Norman (Rous Mill, macadamia nut grafter) no.123/10, no.125/16GREBER, Walter Henry, d.1962 no.23/3GREBERT, Ellis Lyle, d.1969 no.50/12GREBERT, Lyle Ellis, d.1969 See GREBERT, Ellis Lyle, d.1969GREEDY, Debbie, Miss no.76/2, no.101/11GREEDY, James Kenneth, d.1979 no.90/12GREEDY, Ken (golden wedding) no.72/8GREEK MONASTIC STATE OF AGIOS OROS no.106/3GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH no.155/13GREEN HILL no.105/8GREEN MOUNTAINS & CULLENBENBONG, by Bernard O’Reilly no.58/13, no.73/3GREEN PIGEON SCHOOL See SCHOOLSGREEN RIDGE (locality) no.130/17GREEN STREET, Lismore no.111/9GREEN, (Alstonville) no.114/10GREEN, (The Risk) no.47/8GREEN, Betty, Mrs (custodian, R.R.H.S.) no.111/5, no.138/6, no.151/18GREEN, Charles (golden wedding) no.83/5, no.124/10GREEN, Ellen Gladys, Mrs, d.1980 no.94/13GREEN, Ernest Albert, d.1961 no.19/4GREEN, Hec (49 years in radio, retired) no.99/6


126GREEN, Hilda (nee CRAWFORD), d.1966 no.40/4GREEN, Ivy Olive, Mrs, 1907-1981 no.99/13GREEN, James, Rev. (Methodist Minister, Ballina, 1906) no.18/2, no.129/8GREEN, John Charles, d.1961 no.22/4GREEN, John Edward, 1888-1970 no.54/9GREEN, Minnie Ida, Mrs, d.1977 no.82/10GREEN, R., Mrs no.118/2GREEN, Roland Frederick Herbert, M.H.R. no.49/4GREEN, W.T. (President, Terania Shire) no.126/5GREEN, Walter Massey, Sir See MASSY-GREENE, Walter, Sir, d.1952GREEN, William (Tatham) no.70/3GREENE, Everlina Hannah (nee KING) no.49/9GREENHALGH, Albert John, d.1960 no.17/3GREENHALGH, Caroline (Granny), (nee PANTON), d.1913 (cedar dealer) no.95/2, no.95/12, no.104/8, no.142/7GREENHALGH, Emily Ellen, Mrs, 1888-1978 no.87/14GREENHALGH, Frances (nee MORRISH) no.133/11, no.151/10GREENHALGH, Frederick Claude, 1902-1972 no.63/11GREENHALGH, I. no.83/14GREENHALGH, Isabella, Mrs, d.1964 no.30/3GREENHALGH, Joseph, Jnr, d.1935 no.151/10GREENHALGH, Joseph, Jnr., Mrs See GREENHALGH, Frances (nee MORRISH)GREENHALGH, Joseph, Snr., d.1874 no.142/7GREENHALGH, Joseph, Snr., Mrs See GREENHALGH, Caroline (nee PANTON), d.1913GREENHALGH, Kevin Thomas, d.1975 no.74/10GREENHALGH, Robert James, 1914-1968 no.46/13GREENHALGH, Stan (Maclean), d.1985 no.69/14, no.87/5, no.89/7, no.101/14, no.114/9GREENRIDGE no.50/10, no.105/5GREENRIDGE SCHOOL See SCHOOLSGREENSTREET, Alice, Miss, 1875-1956 (Myrtle Creek) no.68/11GREENSTREET, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1832-1922 (Myrtle Creek) no.68/10-12GREENSTREET, Richmond (Dick), d.1947 (Myrtle Creek) no.66/13, no.68/11GREENSTREET, Thomas, d.1914 (Myrtle Creek) no.68/10-12GREENWICH MEAN TIME (centenary) no.97/10GREENWOOD SCHOOL See SCHOOLSGREENWOOD, (proprietor, Apollo Hall) no.135/8GREENWOOD, James Esrick, 1890-1981 no.100/17GREENWOOD, Laura Catherine, Mrs, d.1982 no.104/14GREENWOOD, Thomas Leslie (Tom), d.1976 no.80/14, no.145/5GREETING CARDS (R.R.H.S.) See R.R.H.S.GREGOR, Agnes Mary (nee FRYER), d.1965 no.35/4GREGOR, L.W. (diamond wedding) no.63/14, no.83/5GREGOR, Norm (cyclist) no.146/17GRENENGER, Fred no.154/64, 154/67-154/68GRENENGER, Fred, Mrs See GRENENGER, Phyllis, MrsGRENENGER, Phyllis, Mrs no.154/64 & 67-68GRESSINGER See GRIESINGERGREVILLIA (previously Findon Creek) no.46/7, no.47/5, no.49/7-8GREW, Bonnie Jean (Jean), Mrs (South Lismore) no.149/9GREW, Henry Charles (Harry) (manager, South Lismore) no.149/9GREW, Henry Charles (Harry), Mrs See GREW, Bonnie Jean (Jean), MrsGREY IRONBARK (timber for craft) no.101/4GREY, William Scoboria, Dr., d.1976 no.70/12; no.77/5GREYHOUND (schooner) no.110/6GRIBBLE, Jill (nee ROBERTS) (librarian, Ballina) no.154/1GRICE, (baker) no.153/15GRICE, Mary Jane (nee KEEL), d.1962 no.25/3GRIESINGER, J. (Rosehill, 1879) no.116/15GRIEVE, [The Risk] no.47/8GRIEVE, (newspaper proprietor, with Turner) no.122/13GRIEVE, Mrs (telephone exchange, The Risk) no.45/6


127GRIFFIN, Jeremiah, 1891-1981 no.99/12GRIFFITH, Gail, Miss (R.A.H.S.) no.117/3, no.118/4GRIFFITH, John, Professor no.85/5GRIFFITHS FAMILY no.147/6GRIFFITHS, Catherine (nee GARDINER; prev. MCCOSH) (teacher) no.82/4, no.84/2, no.97/6, no.98/11, no.114/3GRIFFITHS, Frank Stanley, d.1962 no.25/3GRIFFITHS, James (stockman/squatter) no.44/8, no.108/5GRIFFITHS, James, Mrs See GRIFFITHS, Catherine (nee GARDINER; prev. MCCOSH)GRIME, John (Spring Grove Station) no.136/6GRIME, William J. (postmaster, 1877) no.46/9, 61 [p.61 – incorrect; cannot find correct]GRIMSTON, Wilfred, 1909-1983 no.105/14GRIMWOLD, Captain no.44/7GROCERY DELIVERY no.153/16GROGFATHER’S BREWERY no.157/3GROOM, Mike no.154/20GROVENOR, M.J. (Queen’s Silver Jubilee Medal) no.84/7GROVER, Herbert Leslie, 1890-1971 no.33/2, no.60/5GUARD DUTY (bridges & culverts, World War II) no.154/15GUAVAS (fruit) no.110/11GUERNSEY CATTLE SOCIETY no.50/9, no.82/8GUERNSEY STUD (“Moongi”, Bexhill) no.44/3GUEST HOUSE FACILITIES no.148/11GUEST SPEAKERS (R.R.H.S.) See R.R.H.S.GUEST, D. (golden wedding anniversary) no.114/12GUIDE TO LOCAL & FAMILY HISTORY…(A. Potts/J. Riley) no.146/19GUIREN, Leo Bede, Major, M.C., 1888-1971 no.60/5GUITRONICH, Eileen, Mrs (member, Red Cross, 50 years) no.102/12GULLIVAL (Aboriginal people) no.79/8 [Gidabal?]GULLIVER, Ernest S. (Ern) (diamond wedding anniversary) no.66/13, no.115/14GULLY, Don no.101/10GUMBAINGGAR (Aboriginal language) no.99/14GUMLEY, Robert, 1901-1980 no.95/11GUMMINGGAR (Aboriginal = Evans Head) no.57/12GUN SIGHT (munitions parts, World War II) no.154/32GUNAWAH JERSEY STUD, Binna Burra no.48/14GUNDURIMBA no.14/1, no.16/1, no.23/1, no.25/2, no.29/1, no.61/6, no.103/9, no.107/4, no.108/10, no.127/4-5GUNDURIMBA – Residents [Woodward] no.19/3GUNDURIMBA CEMETERY See CEMETERIES - GundurimbaGUNDURIMBA GAZETTE no.67/3GUNDURIMBA PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSGUNDURIMBA SHIRE CLERKS (James Barrie) no.127/4-5GUNDURIMBA SHIRE COUNCIL no.46/2, no.54/2, no.66/2, no.68/4, no.71/6, no.80/5, no.84/11, no.126/4, no.127/4-5, no.128/15GUNDURIMBA, South See SOUTH GUNDURIMBAGUNN, Aeneas, Mrs (author) no.104/2GUNST, Dr. (Casino) no.107/5GUNTHORPE, (brickworks) no.91/7GUNUNDI YOUTH CENTRE no.150/9GURL, (school teacher) no.131/11 [name?]GURSEN, Professor (music teacher) no.49/10GUY, George (Salvation Army, Kempsey 1891) no.137/10GWYNNE, (Chilcotts Grass) no.14/4GWYNNE, Bill (Georgica) no.121/20

H.M.S. RAINBOW (British naval ship, Captain Rous, 1828) no.127/6, no.145/10H.M.S. VICTORY (Nelson’s flagship) no.74/14HABGOOD, George, d.1980 no.93/14HABGOOD, Margery Cecelia, d.1981 no.98/13HABIB, Anthony William, 1897-1979 no.90/13, no.159/4HABIB, Habib Paul (Habie), Ald. no.46/2, no.159/4, no.159/8


128HABIB, Habib Paul (Habie), Mrs See HABIB, Ruth (nee BLENHEIM)HABIB, Hessina, Mrs no.159/4HABIB, Joe (cabinet maker) no.159/8HABIB, Paul (Habie), Ald. See HABIB, Habib Paul (Habie), Ald.HABIB, Ruth (nee BLENHEIM) no.159/4, no.159/8HABIB, William (drapery hawker) no.159/4HABIB, William, Mrs See HABIB, Hessina, MrsHACKETT, Arthur John, d.1965 no.37/3HACKETT, John Cannum, d.1966 no.40/4HADDON, Hilda Minna Violet, Mrs, d.1983 no.105/14HADEN, William Archibald (Bunchy Top), 1891-1982 no.103/16HADFIELD, Darcy (sculler) no.119/6HAGGARTY, Aileen, Mrs, 1891-1970 no.53/9HAGGARTY, Whitney Gilbert, 1893-1969 no.49/15HAGUE, William (mercer, with Mason) no.110/4HAIG, Clara Rose Edith, Mrs, 1893-1980 no.96/13HAIRDRESSING no.113/7, no.113/17HAISER, Una May, Mrs, d.1979 no.91/12HALCROW, Hugh William, d.1991 no.100/2, no.100/11, no.106/1, no.109/5, no.111/5, no.120/7, no.121/1, no.138/10, no.139/4HALCROW, Hugh William, Mrs See HALCROW, Susan Mildred, MrsHALCROW, Susan Mildred, Mrs no.102/6HALFWAY HOUSE HOTEL no.89/6HALIOTIS See ABELONEHALL FAMILY REUNION no.93/10HALL, Ben (bushranger) no.68/9HALL, George no.93/10HALL, George, Mrs See HALL, Mary (nee SMITH)HALL, Glenleigh (Glen), d.1984 no.9/1, no.10/4, no.13/1, no.14/1-2, no.16/2, no.21/2, no.22/2, no.25/1-2/, no.27/1, no.41/2, no.42/1, no.43/1, no.46/2 & 6, no.50/3, no.52/3, no.52/10, no.53/3, no.59/2, no.60/1, no.61/1 & 5, no.62/1, no.63/3-4 & 7-8, no.64/2 & 6-7, no.66/12-14, no.67/10-11, no.68/11-12, no.75/2, no.75/3-4, no.76/4; no.77/2; no.78/5; no.79/2; no.79/4-79/5, no.81/6, no.83/3, no.83/9, no.87/5-6, no.88/5, no.88/9, no.89/1, no.90/7, no.91/11, no.101/8, no.104/17, no.112/19, no.135/3, no.142/6, no.145/10, no.150/8 & 10, no.152/4, no.156/10, 13 & 17HALL, Joy, Mrs no.104/17HALL, Mary (nee SMITH) no.93/10HALL, Richard, d.1962 no.22/4HALL, Ruby Matilda, Mrs, 1885-1982 no.104/14HALLEY’S COMET (1910) no.110/5HALLIBURTON, Jack (teacher) no.154/56HALLIDAY, Jim (engineer) no.154/32HALLS – Alstonville no.101/9HALLS, (teacher, South Lismore) See HALL, Glenleigh (Glen)HALPIN, Cyril, d.1981 no.100/18HAMBLY, Bill (saw miller) no.154/39, no.154/40HAMBLY, Frank (saw miller) no.118/6, no.154/39HAMILTON, Doris Alma, 1894-1978 no.87/14HAMILTON, Edward (Wooroowoolgen) no.116/18, no.126/9, no.147/13HAMILTON, H.G., Commander, (squatter, Stilton) no.126/8, no.133/13HAMILTON, O.R. (Wally), d.1976 no.77/5HAMMICK, Charles William Alexander (Alex), 1898-1972 no.62/12, no.154/73HAMMOND FAMILY no.147/6HAMMOND, Barry (life saver) no.49/4HAMMOND, Clive (life saver) no.49/4HAMPTON, Edward Charles, d.1965 no.35/3HAMPTON, Horace, d.1963 no.27/4HAMPTON, J.W. (diamond wedding anniversary) no.64/5, no.104/12HAMSTEAD, Amelia, Mrs, d.1962 no.24/4HANCOCK, (German Creek) no.150/8HANCOCK, Dave no.81/2, no.102/3, no.122/7HANCOCK, Francis Raymond, 1900-1981 no.99/13


129HANCOCK, Frederick James, 1880-1968 no.47/12HANCOCK, George Harold, d.1966 no.38/4HANCOCK, J. (golden wedding) no.83/5HANCOCK, L.W. (postmaster, 1905) no.47/4HANCOCK, Mabel E., Miss (postmistress, 1906) no.47/4HANCOCK, Mary Maud, Mrs, 1880-1977 no.83/14HANCOCK, Mr & Mrs no.79/12HANCOCK, Mrs (Clover Park) no.133/4HANCOCK, R.J., Rev. Canon no.39/2, no.66/5, no.85/9, no.93/10HANCOCK, Valston E., Sir (Wing-Commander) no.63/14, no.154/10HANCOCK, William Charles, d.1977 no.82/10HANDACIDE, Miss (music & Russian language teacher) no.97/13HANDCRAFTS, History of no.136/3HANDLEY, (landowner) no.112/8HANDLEY, C., Mr & Mrs no.87/4HANDLEY, Charles George, Mrs See HANDLEY, Mary (nee NEWTON)HANDLEY, John Frederick, 1909-1980 no.94/13HANDLEY, Marjorie, Mrs (geologist) no.112/9, no.113/9, no.132/17HANDLEY, Mary (nee NEWTON), 1879-1978 no.50/8, no.55/3, no.59/2, no.63/8 & 14, no.64/3, no.71/8, no.73/2-3, no.74/1, no.76/9, no.79/9, no.82/7, no.85/6, no.86/7, no.87/3HANDLEY, Newton no.50/4HANDSAKER, F. (diamond wedding) no.61/8HANGING ROCK (locality) no.10/6, no.100/5, no.119/9, no.121/21HANGING ROCK CREEK no.43/4, no.121/14HANKINSON, Archibald Robert, d.1968 no.46/13HANKINSON, Florence May, Mrs, 1885-1980 no.73/9, no.74/13, no.96/13HANKINSON, Kate, Mrs no.76/11HANLEY, George (horse-drawn cab owner) no.138/10HANLEY, Mary Anne, Mrs, 1894-1971 no.58/5HANNIGAN, Dan (diamond wedding anniversary) no.109/8HANSEN, Dulcie, Mrs (golden wedding) no.87/13HANSEN, Val (golden wedding) no.87/13HANSEN, Val, Mrs See HANSEN, Dulcie, MrsHARBOURS AND RIVERS DEPARTMENT no.109/2HARDCASTLE, Bill, Mrs (nee LAMB)(b.1896) no.90/9HARDEN, D., Mrs no.15/2HARDER, Ethel Florence Isobel, Mrs, d.1981 no.98/14HARDER, James Roy (Jim), d.1988 (diamond wedding) no.52/13, no.92/12, no.93/8HARDING, Maud Gertrude, Mrs, 1885-1974 no.69/5HARDING, Orion, 1884-1967 no.42/4HARDING, Sarah Jane, Mrs, 1893-1970 no.54/9HARDWICK, G.A. (R.A.H.S.) no.100/15HARES, (school teacher) no.82/4HARGREAVES, Colin (school teacher) no.149/7, no.154/66HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORBIKES no.131/11HARLEY, Mary, Mrs, 1886-1974 no.71/12HARMAN, William James Osborne (teacher/Town Clerk) no.83/11, no.84/3, no.89/8, no.123/17, no.139/12, no.151/5HARMAN, William Oswald See HARMAN, William James OsborneHARMAN’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, Lismore See SCHOOLS – LismoreHARMER, P., Miss no.91/11HARMON, Ellen Josephine, Mrs, 1893-1980 no.94/13HARMON, John Stephen, d.1965 no.33/3HARMON, William James Osborne See HARMAN, William James OsborneHARMONIUM (musical instrument) no.87/11, no.139/3, no.143/13HARPER, Edith Maud (nee HYDE), d.1966 no.40/4HARPER, Harry (R.A.H.S.) no.92/11HARPER, Mr & Mrs (Tooloom Station) no.69/9HARRINGTON, Dr. no.14/3HARRINGTON, J. no.100/11HARRIS & POLLOCK (livestock carriers) no.157/13


130HARRIS CYCLE COMPANY, Lismore no.82/7HARRIS, Betty (nee BORTON) no.87/11HARRIS, Cecil (b.1895)(Harris Cycle Company) no.82/7, no.130/11, no.146/16HARRIS, Charlotte (nee JONES) (Rosehill) no.116/14HARRIS, David Samuel (Kewpie), 1892-1981 no.38/3, no.101/14, no.135/8, no.154/10, no.154/59 & 63HARRIS, E.J., Mrs (postmistress, 1944) no.46/8HARRIS, Frank (66th wedding anniversary) no.67/7, no.91/8HARRIS, Gertrude Margaret, Mrs, 1895-1982 no.103/15HARRIS, H.J. (b.1881) no.35/2 , no.64/5HARRIS, Henry (Rosehill) no.116/14HARRIS, Henry, Mrs See HARRIS, Susan (nee CUSACK)HARRIS, Ivy Myrtle, Mrs, d.1982 no.102/16HARRIS, Kewpie See HARRIS, David Samuel (Kewpie), 1892-1981HARRIS, Mary (nee MCKENSEY) (teacher) no.154/48HARRIS, O.E. (postmaster, 1937) no.46/8HARRIS, R., Mrs no.100/11HARRIS, Sophia (nee PEARCE), 1870-1962 no.24/4HARRIS, Susan (nee CUSACK) (Rosehill) no.116/14HARRIS, William (Rosehill) no.116/14HARRIS, William Frederick, d.1976 no.79/9HARRIS, William, Mrs See HARRIS, Charlotte (nee JONES)HARRISON, (secretary, Brass Band, 1883) no.134/11HARRISON, Albert (R.S.L.) no.154/4HARRISON, Dave (Radio 2LM) no.148/15HARRISON, David no.33/2, no.34/1, no.85/12HARRISON, Dora Pansy, Mrs, 1888-1973 no.68/9HARRISON, Eric (Manager, Radio 2LM) no.148/14 & 17HARRISON, J. (committee, Show Society) no.115/16HARRISON, Nellie Irene, Mrs, d.1977 no.82/10HARRISON, Tom (b.1895) no.76/11HARRISON, W. (Broadwater) no.13/3HARRISVILLE & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.52/3, no.52/9HART, A., Mrs no.134/3, no.141/1HART, Alfred (b.1884) no.70/12HART, David (sic) See DART, DavidHART, E., Mrs (Paddy’s Flat) no.138/14HART, Louis (Blakebrook) no.120/16HART, Marie, Mrs (researcher/historian/school teacher) no.150/9, no.154/6HART, Perry, Miss (violinist) no.49/11, no.63/10HART, R. (golden wedding anniversary) no.119/10HART, William John, d.1981 no.99/13HARTE, (confectioner) no.128/15HARTIGAN, Margaret Ann (nee BAKER), d.1963 no.26/4HARVEY, Bob (principal, Lismore High School) no.50/5, no.56/9HARVEY, Sarah Warren, Mrs, 1889-1980 no.95/11HARVISON, Rupert Archibald, 1893-1973 no.68/9, no.69/5HARWOOD SUGAR MILL no.89/7HASKEW, William Woodman (Count), d.1972 no.64/4HASSARD, Isabella May (nee VIRTUE), 1891-1976 no.80/14HASSETT, Rene (nurse) no.153/6HASTHORPE, Elizabeth (Betsy), Mrs, 1891-1980 no.96/13HASTINGS DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.54/4, no.73/5, no.74/7, no.130/2HASTINGS RIVER no.87/5HATFIELD, W.F. (High School Principal) no.89/4, no.151/16, no.156/4HATT, Alice Annabel, Mrs, 1886-1980 no.94/13HATT, E. (golden wedding) no.54/8HATTON, Kate, Mrs no.49/8HATTON, Marion, Miss no.49/8HAVILAH, Bill, d.1984 See HAVILAH, William (Bill), 1890-1984HAVILAH, Eugene (early selector, Corndale) no.2/3, no.129/11-12


131HAVILAH, Eugene, Mrs (Bexhill pioneer) no.72/7HAVILAH, Gladys (nee PARMENTER) no.129/9-11HAVILAH, John Eugene (Jack), 1887-1982 (president, Terania Shire) no.50/2, no.103/16, no.126/5HAVILAH, William (Bill), 1890-1984 (farmer, Dunoon) no.89/12, no.129/9-11HAVILAH, William, Mrs See HAVILAH, Gladys (nee PARMENTER)HAWARD (sic) See HOWARD, Cyril AustinHAWKERS no.74/12HAWKINS, Rosie Pearl, Mrs, 1886-1970 no.54/9HAWTHORNE, (cattle farmer) no.112/16HAYDEN, (land selector) no.121/15HAYDEN, Anne, Mrs no.62/1, no.64/2, no.67/7, no.68/3, no.71/1, no.71/9, no.74/6, no.78/2, no.79/3, no.81/1-2, no.82/1, no.93/2, no.110/1, no.111/5, no.114/2, no.117/15, no.118/5, no.120/7, no.121/1, no.121/4, no.121/9, no.121/4, no.124/4, no.125/8, no.126/6, no.132/6, no.151/18, no.156/15, no.156/23HAYDEN, Eric, d.1971 no.60/6, no.68/3HAYDEN, Henry, d.1978 no.85/13HAYDON, Phyllis, Mrs no.153/8HAYES FAMILY REUNION no.84/7HAYES, (Tooloom) no.115/3HAYES, B. (manager, Lismore Westpac) no.127/11HAYES, Brian (Myrtle Creek) no.68/11HAYES, Ernie (cedar-getter) no.65/3HAYES, Francis (Casino 1856) no.37/2HAYES, Jim (cream carrier) no.135/14HAYES, Millie, Mrs, 1899-1981 no.99/14HAYNES, Alice, Mrs no.145/14HAYNES, Elizabeth Ethel, Mrs, d.1980 no.95/12HAYNES, R.A. (diamond wedding) no.43/7HAYTER, Beryl, Miss See WOTHERSPOON, Beryl (nee HAYTER)HAYTER, Ellen (nee CARSON) no.69/10, no.92/4HAYTER, Herbert (golden wedding) no.40/2HAYTER, Mabel Louisa (nee SHIPP), d.1974 (music teacher) no.71/12, no.97/13HAYTER, Rachel, Mrs, d.1975 no.75/10HAYTER, Walter, 1896-1982 no.103/14HAYTER, William (married 1881) no.92/4HAYTER, William, Mrs See HAYTER, Ellen (nee CARSON)HAYWARD, E.J. (golden wedding anniversary) no.103/11HAYWARD, Eileen Florence, Mrs, d.1977 no.84/12HAYWARD, George Sidney, d.1966 no.40/4HAYWARD, Sybella Jane (nee JOHNSON), d.1965 no.33/3HAYWOOD, Mary, Mrs (b.1886) no.117/4HAZZARD, Jack, 1903-1973 no.66/10HEAD OF THE RICHMOND STATION (later Unumgar Station) no.44/8HEADLIGHT GUARDS (World War II blackout) no.154/32, no.154/41HEALEY, Colin no.147/11HEALTH DEPARTMENT, Lismore City Council no.127/4HEALTH SERVICES no.158/5HEAP, Ronald Gerrad (Terania Shire Engineer) no.44/3, no.126/5HEAPS, Ray (cricket historian) no.79/4, no.81/4, no.94/14, no.100/12, no.101/10, no.153/8HEARD, James Henry, d.1967 no.43/10HEARN, K., Ms. no.95/9HEARNE, A.L., Mrs (governess) no.83/11HEARSE, Undertaker’s (horse-drawn) no.131/16HEATH, Evelyn Roy (Sue) (nee COWDERY), d.1983 no.106/13HEATH, James, Mrs See HEATH, Evelyn Roy (Sue) (nee COWDERY), d.1983HEATHWOOD, (storekeeper, Casino) no.13/2 [Robert or William?]HECTOR (crocodile in Richmond River) no.61/1HEFFERNAN, Bruce Wingfield, d.1967 no.43/8HEFFERNAN, Margaret, Mrs, 1897-1979 no.91/12HEFFERNAN, Myra, Miss See WOTHERSPOON, Myra (nee HEFFERNAN)HEFFERNAN, Thomas Joseph, 1895-1977 no.59/2, no.60/7, no.82/10


132HEFFRON, R.J., (Minister for Education) no.1/1, no.2/1, no.3/1, no.5/1, no.16/1HEIEN, Catherine Anne, Mrs, d.1969 no.49/15HEIFER STATION (later ROSEHILL STATION) no.108/5, no.116/14, no.117/9, no.117/12HELDT, Marion (nee RICHARDS) no.154/13, 15 & 17, no.154/66HELEN (ship) no.86/5HELEN FROM MELBOURNE, by Keith McLeay no.124/17HELEN NICOLL (ship) no.89/6-7HELLINGS, Oliver Richard (b.1892) no.25/1, no.61/12-14HELLYAR, Ivy (nee CLARK)(music teacher) no.97/13HELLYAR, Mervyn no.51/7, no.111/9HELLYAR, Vic, Mrs See HELLYAR, Ivy (nee CLARK)HENDERSON, Agatha Virginia (Aggie), Miss, 1891-1978 no.85/13HENDERSON, Cecil no.91/10HENDERSON, Charles Andrew, d.1961 no.20/5HENDERSON, James, 1898-1984 (golden wedding anniversary) no.102/12HENDERSON, James, Mrs See HENDERSON, Kathleen (nee WRIGHT)HENDERSON, Kathleen (nee WRIGHT), 1902-1995 no.102/12HENDERSON, Margaret Laura, Miss (librarian) no.103/10, no.154/12 & 17, no.157/2HENDERSON, Marjorie Evelyn (nee PIGGOTT), d.1990 no.67/1-2, no.84/7HENKEL, C., Miss no.96/13HENNESSY, Rev. Fr. (Lismore, 1927) no.159/7HENRY, E.V. (golden wedding) no.67/7HENRY, Edward Bruce, d.1982 no.103/15HENRY, K.H. (researcher) no.58/4HENRY, Miss (music teacher) no.98/5HENRY, Reginald Stanley, 1898-1970 no.53/9HENSEN, Daisy Florence, Mrs (golden wedding) no.64/5HENSEN, Robert Richard, d.1978 (golden wedding) no.64/5HENSEN, Robert Richard, Mrs See HENSEN, Daisy Florence, MrsHENSEN, Val (golden wedding) See HANSEN, ValHENSLEY, Chris (Monaltrie owner) no.130/12HENSLEY, Christopher (Monaltrie) no.84/5HENSLEY, Clare Wilgress, Mrs, 1887-1974 no.70/14HENSLEY, Henry James, 1898-1969 (carrier) no.51/9HENSON, Alfred Wilson, 1902-1983 no.105/14HEPBURN OVAL no.100/12HEPBURN, Frank no.154/24, no.154/27, no.154/31 & 36HEPBURN, Georgina Victoria Nina (nee COLEMAN), d.2000 no.154/24 & 27, no.154/30-31, no.154/73HEPBURN, Herbert Norman (Norman), d.1998 no.154/24, no.154/27, no.154/30-31, no.154/73HEPBURN, Herbert Norman (Norman), Mrs See HEPBURN, Georgina Victoria Nina (nee COLEMAN), d.2000HEPBURN, Keith (golden wedding) no.90/11HEPBURN, Nina (nee COLEMAN) See HEPBURN, Georgina Victoria Nina (nee COLEMAN), d.2000HEPBURN, Ronald Norman (Ron), Ald. (Lismore Council Rep., R.R.H.S.) no.108/1HEPBURN, Roydon Colin, d.2002 no.101/5-6, no.154/31HEPBURN, William Barrowman, d.1962 no.24/4, no.100/12, no.115/13, no.154/24 & 26-27, no.154/73HEPPLEWHITE, George (cabinet maker) no.122/7HERBAL CURES no.66/11HERBAL REMEDIES See HOME NURSINGHERD PRODUCTION IMPROVEMENT SCHEME (dairying) no.122/10HERD RECORDING SCHEME (dairying) no.122/9HERD, Olivia, Mrs, 1899-1982 no.101/12HEREWARD (ship, wrecked 1890) no.149/5HERGENHAN, Ruby, Mrs (b.1888) no.85/12HERITAGE ACT (N.S.W.) no.80/13HERITAGE COUNCIL no.80/9HERITAGE STUDY (Lismore City Council) no.152/10HERITAGE WEEK no.97/3, no.101/11, no.105/4, no.109/6, no.113/5, no.114/3, 3no.117/8, no.118/3, no.118/8HERITAGE WEEK 1988 – Essay Competition no.124/11HERMAN, Ada F., Mrs, 1889-1979 no.91/12HERMANN FAMILY (Alstonville) no.102/13


133HERMANN, Carl Everard, 1898-1980 no.95/11HERMANN, Dulcie See GAUDRON, Dulcie (nee HERMANN)HERMANN, Gertrude, Miss (school teacher) no.76/3-4HERMANN, Ida, Mrs (Tatham & Clovass) no.154/53HERMANN, Iris Harriett (nee ATTEWELL), 1904-1981 no.98/13HERMANN, Len (farmer, Tatham & Clovass) no.154/53HERMANN, Len, Mrs See HERMANN, Ida, MrsHERMANN, Shirley Gladys, Mrs, 1901-1979 no.92/14HERMON, Mabel, Mrs, d.1978 no.87/14HERNE, Ada T., Mrs, 1886-1974 no.69/5HERNE, Eileen Johanna, Mrs, 1891-1980 no.95/11HERRMANN, Alex (cattle dealer, Bangalow) no.112/16HERRON, Fred (Aero Club history) no.54/13, no.55/13HESSIAN, Kate, Mrs no.128/9HETHERINGTON, Flora Miriam (nee JACK) (ballet teacher) no.154/56HEUGH, William Alexander, d.1964 no.32/3, no.79/12HEWETSON, Isabella Constance See HEWITSON, Isabella Constance, MrsHEWETSON, John McCosh See HEWITSON, John McCoshHEWETSON, Thomas Arthur, d.1966 no.39/4HEWETT, Cecil (music teacher, Ballina) no.98/5HEWETT, Minnie (nee LEADBEATTER), d.1981 (Show Society) no.76/11, no.98/13HEWETT, Richard Watson (Watson), Mrs See HEWETT, Minnie (nee LEADBEATTER), d.1981HEWETT, Richard Watson (Watson), C.B.E., 1892-1969 (“Ellerdale” Jersey Stud) no.49/13, no.52/11HEWETT, Watson See HEWETT, Richard Watson (Watson)HEWITSON, Isabella Constance, Mrs, 1892-1982 no.102/16HEWITSON, James McBeth (Jim), d.1965 no.35/3, no.154/32HEWITSON, John McCosh (blacksmith) no.98/11, no.112/8, no.134/2HEWITSON, John McCosh, Mrs See HEWITSON, Matilda (nee KNIGHT)HEWITSON, Matilda (nee KNIGHT) (married 1885) no.134/2HEWITSON, Noeline, Miss See BRIGGS, Noeline (nee HEWITSON)HEWITSON, Sybella (nee MCCOSH) (school teacher) no.97/6HEWITSON, William James, Mrs See HEWITSON, Isabella Constance, MrsHEWITT RESEARCH LIBRARY (R.R.H.S.) See R.R.H.S.HEWITT, Elizabeth Marjorie (Marjorie), Miss, d.1968 no.13/4, no.37/1, no.47/10, no.50/2, no.154/58HEWITT, F. (golden wedding anniversary) no.118/6HEWITT, Florence, Miss (married Ken Nightingale) no.74/7 [Valentine?]HEWITT, Marjorie, Miss See HEWITT, Elizabeth Marjorie (Marjorie), Miss, d.1968HEWITT, Norman Cowan, 1879-1956 no.1/2, no.2/3, no.28/1, no.30/2, no.51/11, no.74/7, no.79/3-4, no.89/4, no.102/7, no.118/9, no.125/16, no.135/4, no.146/15, no.156/4, no.156/9HEWITT, T. Watson, 1892-1969 See HEWETT, Richard WatsonHEWITT, Thomas G. no.74/7, no.74/14, no.78/10HEWITT, Thomas George no.146/15HEWITT, Thomas George no.47/10, no.48/10, no.49/6, no.58/12HEWITT, Thomas George, Dr., d.1962 no.18/2, no.25/3, no.28/1HEYNATZ, Alex (prawn fisherman) no.132/3HEYNATZ, Max, B.E.M. (fishing industry, son of Alex) no.49/13, no.132/3HIBERNIAN HALL (Lismore) no.159/8HIBERNIAN SPORTS no.111/6HICKEY, Timothy, d.1964 no.32/3HICKORY (timber for craft) no.101/4HICKS, Albert (cyclist) no.146/18HICKS, Alfred Frederick, d.1967 no.41/4HICKS, Eleanor May, Mrs, 1883-1978 no.87/14HICKS, Marguerite (nee MERCER), d.1966 no.40/4HICKS, Martha Ann, Mrs, 1898-1981 no.100/17HICKS, Murray (golden wedding) no.98/9HICKS, Stanley Ivor, d.1963 no.26/4HICKS, Stella (nurse) no.153/6HICKS, Walter Henry Edward, d.1963 no.27/4HIGGINS, Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1977 no.69/10, no.83/14


134HIGGINS, G., Mrs no.14/2HIGGINS, Mary Florence, Mrs, d.1977 no.82/10HIGGINS, Nurse (midwife) no.114/15HIGH WIDE AND HANDSOME, by Alan Chittick no.135/12HIGHLAND BALLS (dancing) no.133/15HIGHLAND GATHERINGS no.111/6HIGMAN, Barry no.37/1HILDEBRAND, I., Miss no.96/13HILL RICE (mountain rice) no.117/18, no.122/8HILL STREET, East Ballina no.23/3HILL, Albert Edward, d.1964 no.29/4HILL, Albert Edward, Mrs See HILL, Emily May (nee GALLAGHER)HILL, Annie Gertrude, Mrs, 1895-1982 no.103/14HILL, Archibald Francis, 1892-1971 no.33/2, no.59/12HILL, Claud Edwin, 1906-1980 no.95/12HILL, Davis (State Rail Authority) no.118/8HILL, E., Mrs (60 years church organist) no.58/5HILL, Emily May (nee GALLAGHER) no.35/2HILL, Emily Sarah, Mrs, 1894-1983 no.105/14HILL, Ernestine (author) no.69/9HILL, Ethel (nee HOFFMAN) (golden wedding) no.33/2HILL, Fiona no.150/18HILL, James, d.1965 no.33/3HILL, Percy Roy, 1893-1972 no.63/11HILL, Richard de la Bere (local poet) no.24/2HILL, Roy William, 1906-1981 no.100/17HILL, William George, d.1964 no.31/2HILLARY, Edmund, Sir (guest speaker) no.53/1, no.156/21HILLCREST PRIVATE HOSPITAL no.114/16HILLIARD, J.W.R., Rev. no.21/3HILLS HOIST (clothes line) no.153/16HILLS, Lance (Hills Hoist inventor) no.153/16HILLWAY, Lena, Mrs, 1882-1969 no.49/13HIND, (Police Superintendent) no.23/2HINDMARSH, George Thomas (auctioneer) no.114/7, no.115/16HINDMARSH, Michael (committee, Show Society) no.115/16HINDMARSH, Ronald Erskine, d.1974 no.71/12HINDMARSH, W. no.66/14, no.67/9-10HINDU FARM WORKERS no.112/9HINDU SACRED SCRIPTURES no.50/8HINE, Kath, Mrs, 1899-1981 no.99/13HINES, George (golden wedding) no.76/11HINES, W.G., 1904-1986 no.119/10HINETT, Tommy (Aboriginal) no.45/4HING, N. (men’s mercer) no.121/1HINTON, Emily Ada, Mrs, 1896-1981 no.97/12HISCOCKS, Gloria, Miss no.139/18HISCOCKS, Horton (motor cyclist) no.144/8HISLOP, Emma Betty, Mrs, 1905-1981 no.98/14HISLOP, Madge, Miss no.139/18HISTORIC CAPSULES no.95/2HISTORIC MARKERS (R.R.H.S.) See R.R.H.S.HISTORIC SITES no.24/1, no.25/2, no.26/1, no.30/2, no.35/1, no.40/2HISTORIC SITES OF LISMORE & DISTRICT, by R.R.H.S. no.135/11, no.136/4HISTORIC TOWNS OF N.S.W., by Cedric Emanuel no.93/12HISTORICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY (R.A.H.S.) no.118/4HISTORICAL RESOURCES CENTRE (Armidale C.A.E.) no.117/3HISTORICAL SOCIETY CONFERENCES See CONFERENCES AND SEMINARSHISTORICAL SOCIETY OF QUEENSLAND no.19/3HISTORICAL SOCIETY SEMINARS See CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS


135HISTORY AROUND US no.71/1HISTORY COUNCIL OF N.S.W. no.157/16HISTORY OF AUSTRALIAN BUSHRANGING, by Charles White no.93/11HISTORY OF BERRIMA, by James Jervis no.22/2, no.34/2HISTORY OF BYRON BAY, by S.J. Dening no.80/7HISTORY OF CASINO, by W.G. Woods no.79/6-7, no.93/2HISTORY OF EDUCATION IN LISMORE, by R.G. Bass no.82/4HISTORY OF FEDERAL (1953) no.70/4HISTORY OF PARRAMATTA, by James Jervis no.22/2HISTORY OF SHIPPING ON THE RICHMOND RIVER, by Sportsman J. Dening no.61/6HISTORY OF SPRING GROVE, by Gwen A. Gore no.136/6HISTORY OF ST MARK’S PARISH, CASINO, by H. Koolwijk no.133/14HISTORY OF THE RICHMOND RIVER, by R.R.H.S. no.36/1, no.81/3, no.128HISTORY OF TI-TREE OIL ON THE RICHMOND RIVER no.89/13HISTORY, Study of no.78/2-3HITCHCOCK, Louie, Mrs, d.1981 no.99/13HOARE, Matilda Ann, Mrs, d.1978 no.88/9HOARE, Pearce (50 years, R.S.L.) no.92/12HOARE, T.S. (golden wedding) no.62/14HOARE, Terence Sylvester, 1904-1978 no.85/13HOBBINS, Nellie Elliot, Mrs, d.1982 no.101/13HOBBINS, Thomas Clive, Mrs See HOBBINS, Nellie Elliot, Mrs, d.1982HOCKEY no.48/13, no.49/11, no.84/14, no.87/13, no.154/48HODGE, Edith, Miss See SYDMAN, Edith (nee HODGE)HODGE, Hilda May, Mrs, 1900-1974 no.70/14HODGE, John (Power Institute of Fine Arts) no.74/5 & 7HODGENS, Ann, Mrs (Northcott history) no.136/14, no.137/15HODGES, A.R. no.37/1, no.68/12HODGES, Dick (31 years, president, Tomki Shire) no.55/8HODGSON, Beatrice Mary (Bridie), Mrs, 1893-1974 no.71/12HODGSON, Eugene O'Reilly, 1865-1965 no.35/3HODSON, Elizabeth May, Mrs no.51/14HOFFMAN, Alice (nee WALTERS), d.1966 no.39/4HOFFMAN, Clarence Edgar, 1901-1983 no.61/8, no.105/15HOFFMANN, Agnes Ellen, Mrs, 1896-1980 no.95/11HOGAN, Annie, Mrs (Lindsay View telephone exchange, 1964) no.47/5HOGAN, Arthur (Lindsay View telephone exchange, 1929) no.47/5HOGAN, Arthur, Mrs See HOGAN, Annie, MrsHOGAN, Patrick, 1890-1972 no.62/13HOGAN, Stanley Claude (Lindsay View telephone exchange & P.O.) no.47/5HOILE, A. no.101/10HOLDEN, George (livestock carrier) no.157/13HOLLAND, Rev. no.96/7HOLLEY, Arthur (music teacher) no.96/12HOLLICK, Ron, Captain (Ballina pilot) no.84/9HOLLIDAY, A.M. (golden wedding) no.55/8HOLLINGWORTH CREEK no.97/12HOLLINGWORTH, Ann (nee KING) See DAWES, Ann (nee KING; prev. HOLLINGWORTH)HOLLINGWORTH, David no.10/2HOLLINGWORTH, Joseph Emmanuel, d.1981 no.98/14HOLLINGWORTH, Thomas no.117/14, no.127/12, no.133/8, no.157/6HOLLINGWORTH, Thomas, Mrs See DAWES, Ann (nee KING; prev. HOLLINGWORTH)HOLLINSHEAD, Elizabeth Esther (nee MOUNTFORD), d.1965 no.36/3HOLLYMAN, Florence Helena (Holly), Mrs, d.1978 no.87/14HOLLYOAK (place name) no.105/8HOLMER, Nils (Aboriginal researcher) no.82/12HOLMES, Adelaide May, Mrs, 1891-1972 no.61/8HOLMES, David no.145/15HOLMES, David, Mrs See HOLMES, Franca, MrsHOLMES, Dennis, 1901-1976 (Gallipoli veteran) no.80/14


136HOLMES, Franca, Mrs no.145/15HOLMES, Harry, 1889-1968 no.47/12HOLMES, Roy Clifford (Max), 1904-1974 no.71/12HOLTBY, Minnie, Mrs, 1911-1982 no.104/14HOLY CITY (i.e. Clunes) See CLUNESHOLY FAMILY PRIMARY SCHOOL See SCHOOLSHOME DELIVERIES no.153/15HOME NURSING & MEDICINES no.52/7, no.53/4, no.54/3-4, no.55/4HOME NURSING INSTRUCTION (World War II) no.154/41HOME REMEDIES no.106/8-9HOMERSHAM, A.S., Rev. no.24/2HOMESTEAD (Somerville property) no.115/8HONEY ROCKS See THREE SISTERSHONOURS AND AWARDS no.81/13, no.82/9, no.83/6HOOK, Elsie Sophia, Mrs, d.1973 no.67/11HOOK, Harold George Croft, 1881-1971 no.43/7, no.59/12HOOP PINE (Aboriginal = Ghoorong or Coorong) (timber) no.50/13, no.53/13, no.99/6, no.119/11, no.130/14HOOPLA (game of skill) no.154/60HOOTON, Stuart George, 1901-1972 no.63/11HOPF, Charles, d.1958 no.8/2HOPF, Ellen Mary, Mrs, d.1978 no.88/9HOPF, Georgina Christina, Miss, 1887-1968 no.48/14HOPPER FAMILY HISTORY no.155/5HOPPER, Don (Radio 2LM) no.148/15, no.154/62, no.155/5HOPPER, Don, Mrs See HOPPER, Pat (nee WILSON)HOPPER, Lydia C., Mrs, 1893-1969 no.52/13HOPPER, Pat (nee WILSON) no.148/14-15, no.154/62, no.155/3 & 5HOPPER, William George, 1891-1975 no.76/6HORACEK, Wenzel Johann Alois, 1887-1967 no.44/6HORGAN, Mary Agnes, Mother, d.1964 no.29/4HORNE, Donald no.85/5HORSE BREEDING (Armstrong family, Disputed Plains) no.118/9HORSE COACH (transport) no.109/13HORSE DEALERS no.132/8HORSE RACING no.3/3, no.13/3, no.48/7, no.111/6, no.121/16, 121/20, no.151/5, no.152/9HORSE RACING (carnivals & picnics) no.123/2HORSE RACING (Casino, 1890) no.3/3HORSE RACING (Timbarra Tableland) no.134/7HORSE SHOEING no.104/10HORSE STATION CREEK no.127/15HORSE-DRAWN CARRYING BUSINESSES no.130/3HORSE-DRAWN CARRYING BUSINESSES (ambulance) no.131/16HORSE-DRAWN CARRYING BUSINESSES (cabs) no.138/10HORSE-DRAWN CARRYING BUSINESSES (hearse) no.131/16HORSES – Cavalcade and Display no.97/5HORSES (transportation) no.41/1, no.117/4HORSES [Filsboy; Kewpie; Memory] no.14/1HORSES [Memory] no.46/4HORSES [Rhadamanthus] no.13/3HORSES [Sandy] no.41/1HORSES [Topsy] no.42/3HORSESHOE (locality) no.65/3HORSESHOE INN (later Lismore Hotel) no.127/12, no.151/3, no.151/5HOSIE, Catherine Clare (Kitty) (nee CHISHOLM), 1895-1982 no.103/16HOSIE, Stanley James (Stan), 1893-1981 no.58/4-5, no.61/9, no.63/9, no.86/4, no.89/4, no.89/14, no.90/5, no.98/9, no.99/12, no.156/4HOSIE, Stanley James, Mrs See HOSIE, Catherine Clare (Kitty) (nee CHISHOLM), 1895-1982HOSKING, Noel (carrier) no.157/13HOSKING, Rupert, 1887-1979 no.92/14HOSKING, Thomas William, d.1981 no.99/12


137HOSKING, Violet Ada, Mrs, 1897-1980 no.96/13HOSKINS, Flo, Miss See MITCHELL, Flo (nee HOSKINS)HOSKINS, Frederick Wilfred (Rad), 1902-1972 no.63/11, no.64/13HOSKINS, Julia Marguerite, Mrs, d.1969 no.49/14HOSKINS, William Henry (Sonny), 1898-1969 no.49/14, no.127/5HOSPITALITY CENTRES (World War II) no.154/61HOSPITALS no.45/3HOSPITALS (Private) no.106/13, no.112/21, no.113/15, no.114/15HOSPITALS – Lismore no.90/14, no.144/7, no.110/14, no.112/21, no.113/15, no.131/16, no.144/7, no.149/3, no.158/5HOSPITALS – Lismore (Base Hospital) no.42/2, no.159/7HOSPITALS – Lismore (Base Hospital Womens Auxiliary) no.47/10, no.115/5HOSPITALS – Lismore (Currendena) no.72/7, no.141/9 & 12, no.112/21, no.113/16HOSPITALS – Lismore (District Hospital) no.131/16HOSPITALS – Lismore (Dongrayald) no.112/21, no.113/15, no.114/16, no.122/3, no.152/14, no.153/5 & 7, no.154/45, no.157/16HOSPITALS – Lismore (Cottage Hospital) no.113/16, no.114/15HOSPITALS – Lismore (Kunaala) no.149/3HOSPITALS – Lismore (Lochiel) no.113/15, no.113/17, no.130/15, no.152/8HOSPITALS – Lismore (Warrawee) no.112/21, no.113/16, no.114/15-16, no.114/18, no.141/12, 143/2HOSPITALS – Lottie Stewart Hospital no.116/13HOSPITALS – Lurnea Private Hospital no.113/16HOSPITALS – Mullumbimby no.45/3HOSPITALS – Nimbin no.104/15HOSPITALS – Omragh Private Hospital (Nimbin, 1927) no.141/3, no.142/14, no.144/12HOSPITALS – St Vincent’s, Lismore (Ladies Aux. established 50 years) no.108/8HOSPITALS – St Vincent’s, Lismore no.55/3, no.55/11, no.67/7HOSPITALS – Sydney (Rum Hospital) no.105/6HOSPITALS – Treves Private Hospital no.113/16HOSPITALS – Waddell House Hospital no.116/13HOSTEL ACCOMMODATION (World War II) no.154/58HOTEL RYAN See HOTELS – Lismore (Ryan)HOTELIER (Fredericks, South Gundurimba) no.118/16HOTELS – Cedar Squarers Arms (Casino, 1855) no.112/21HOTELS – Clunes no.8/1HOTELS – Goonellabah no.1/2HOTELS – Lismore (Commercial) no.8/1HOTELS – Lismore (Ryan) no.107/2, no.109/11, no.144/8, no.145/17, no.151/5HOTELS – Lismore, 1890-1965 no.33/2HOTELS (early Richmond River) no.151/3, no.157/6, no.158/3HOUGH, Alec (tailor/dry cleaner) no.128/16HOULDEN, G. (golden wedding anniversary) no.102/12HOULDSWORTH, Bronwyn, Mrs no.146/14, no.156/2, no.158/2HOULT, Hilda Jane, Mrs, 1893-1972 no.63/11HOULT, Tom (Dunoon) no.123/11HOUSE BUILDING (banned World War II) no.154/25HOUSEHOLD HINTS no.72/8-9HOUSEHOLD ITEMS (prices) no.48/8HOUSEKEEPING no.114/5HOUSES no.108/11HOVE CASTLE no.101/9HOWARD, Bob (cricketer) no.140/6HOWARD, Cyril Austin (Refreshment Rooms with Sackett, 1920) no.127/14HOWARD, Joe (cricketer) no.140/6HOWARDS GRASS no.63/7, no.97/10HOWARDS PALACE REFRESHMENT ROOMS no.127/14HOWELL, Frank (bus driver) no.132/9HOWELL, Robyn, Mrs no.126/1, 3 & 6, no.127/9, no.128/6, no.129/14, no.130/2, no.130/13-14, no.131/8 & 18, no.132/7 & 18, no.133/18, no.134/18, no.135/15, no.135/18, no.136/18, no.137/4, no.138/14, no.141/1 & 6, no.142/1, no.143/1 & 13, no.144/1, no.145/1HOWELL, Ron (Hastings District Historical Society) no.130/2


138HOWLIE, Olga Mary, Miss, 1911-1982 no.103/16HUDDLESTON, Frank (50 years Railways/Public Works Department) no.66/6HUDSON, Alfred Joseph (health inspector) no.154/73HUDSON, Ernest (Ernie) (lamplighter), d.1981 no.100/18, no.149/16HUDSON, Jim (Radio 2LM) no.148/14HUDSON, Margaret, Mrs, d.1981 no.98/13HUDSON, Miriam M.M., Mrs, d.1980 no.96/13HUGHES, Annie, Mrs, 1893-1979 no.92/14HUGHES, David, M.L.A., Minister for Public Works no.47/5-6, no.58/8HUGHES, Emily Mary, Mrs, d.1963 no.27/4HUGHES, Eric (golden wedding anniversary) no.102/12HUGHES, F.G., Mrs no.89/7HUGHES, Lillian Adele, Mrs, 1889-1979 no.88/7, no.90/12HUGHES, Lillias, Mrs no.154/11HUGHES, Louise Catherine (Beda)(nee ROBINSON), d.1958 no.10/6HUGHES, R. no.20/3, no.21/5HUGHES, Roy, Ft. Lt. (school teacher) no.154/11HUGHES, W.G. (golden wedding) no.63/14HUGHES, William, d.1965 no.34/3HULIN, A., Sister no.91/1HULL, Avis Mary, Mrs, 1898-1977 no.83/14HULL, James (farmer, Rosebank) no.129/11HULL, James [Clunes] no.6/2HULL, James William, d.1958 no.10/6HULL, Sarah Jane, Miss, 1883-1982 no.103/14HUMBLEY, Mert (hockey) no.49/11HUMPHERY, Esca Morris, Dr. no.109/2HUMPHREY, Esca Morris, Dr See HUMPHERY, Esca Morris, Dr.HUMPHREYS, Edward (diamond wedding anniversary) no.103/11HUMPHREYS, Jack (blacksmith, Ballina) no.132/4HUMPHREYS, Thomas Bromley, 1901-1981 no.98/13HUMPHRIS, George Caleb, 1898-1976 no.99, no.79/7HUMPHRIS, Mrs (benefactor) no.92/2HUNT, (Wyrallah Road) no.154/28HUNT, Christina Munro (nee CAMERON), d.1962 no.24/4HUNT, George, 1890-1974 (photographer) no.57/2, no.61/5, no.71/11, no.106/14HUNT, Gladys (dairy farmer/boarding house) no.103/7-8, no.109/8, no.115/18, no.123/14, no.155/14, no.155/15HUNT, Herbert (dairy farmer) no.155/14HUNT, Herbert, Mrs See HUNT, Mary (nee FORDHAM)HUNT, Mabel, Miss (dairy farmer/boarding house) no.100/12, no.155/14, no.155/15HUNT, Mary (nee FORDHAM) no.155/14HUNT, Misses (Cathcart Street, Lismore) no.82/11HUNT, Percy, 1900-1970 no.53/9HUNTER STREET, Lismore no.46/7, no.49/5HUNTER, (milk vendor) no.153/15HUNTER, Alma Grace, Miss, d.1977 no.82/10HUNTER, Captain (owner, dealing boat “Winny”) no.70/13, no.122/16-17HUNTER, Fergus Ferguson, d.1962 [Rileys Hill/Lismore] no.25/3HUNTER, Grace Rebecca, Mrs, 1887-1980 no.96/13HUNTER, J.R., d.1971 (NORCO & PPU) no.59/11HUNTER, Lucien Blake, d.1964 no.30/3HUNTER, Norman Hilton Morris, 1912-1982 no.102/17HUNTER, V., Mrs (soprano) no.49/9HUNTER-KING, Stanley Gordon, d.1968 no.48/15HUNTING AND SHOW JUMPING no.135/12HUNTLEY, E.G., Rev. no.66/5HUONBROOK (locality) no.102/8HUONBROOK-NIGHTCAP ROAD COMMITTEE no.31/2HURCOM, Michelle, Mrs (Lands Office, Grafton) no.134/5HURLEY STREET, Lismore no.109/11


139HURLEY, Eileen, Miss (blind pianist) no.148/17HURRY, L., Mrs no.84/13HUT REPLICA See PIONEER HUT, BallinaHUT, Early Settler’s (replica) no.48/3, no.50/4, no.55/8HUTCHISON, Elsie (nee ETTLES), d.1966 no.40/4HUTLEY, Edith Myrtle, Mrs, d.1983 no.105/14HUTLEY, Lloyd (golden wedding) no.71/8, no.112/19HYACINTH, Water See WATER HYACINTHHYDE, (school teacher) no.61/12HYDE, B. (diamond wedding anniversary) no.112/19HYDE, Cecil George, d.1982 no.93/8, no.103/14HYDE, Harold Victor, 1902-1980 no.93/14HYDE, Meta E.P. (nee COTTEE) (musician) no.63/10HYDRO-ELECTRICITY no.72/3HYNES, Eli, Rev. (Methodist) no.130/3

IANNA, Peter, d.1965 no.33/3ICE BOX FOR FOOD STORAGE no.120/13ICE CREAM no.120/14, no.130/11ICE CREAM CART no.153/16ICE DELIVERY no.153/15ICE WORKS (Lismore) no.91/10IDRIESS, (band conductor, father of Ion) no.49/10IDRIESS, Ion L., d.1979 (author) no.3/1, no.49/10, no.67/6; no.69/7; no.73/12; no.75/2-3; no.75/8, no.90/8, no.103/12ILLAWARRA HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.19/3-4, no.142/9ILLAWARRA MILKING SHORTHORN (cattle breed) no.120/10ILLAWONG HOTEL no.57/13ILLICIT STILLS See ALCOHOLILUKA (tug) no.69/14IMESON, E.B. no.49/8IMESON, Ellen Challenor, Mrs, 1891-1976 no.78/8IMESON, Emma Lyle, Mrs, d.1979 no.90/12IMESON, Fae, Mrs no.133/1, no.141/1, no.142/1 & 3, no.143/1, no.144/1, no.145/1IMESON, Harold, d.1970 no.55/7IMESONS TELEPHONE EXCHANGE no.49/7-8IMMIGRANTS (Bounty Scheme) no.147/15, no.152/6, no.154/4IMMIGRANTS, Italian no.12/2, no.39/3IMMIGRANTS, Scottish no.125/13IN AND AROUND THE MID-RIDHMOND WITH GEORGE HUNT… no.106/14INALL FAMILY no.113/11IND, G. no.12/2, no.13/1INDIA (ship) no.14/1, no.89/12-13, no.92/8, no.93/3, no.95/5INDIAN COMMUNITY no.132/8INDONESIAN (Dutch) Camps (World War II) no.152/3, no.154/12INDUSTRIAL DESIGN COUNCIL no.49/8INFECTIOUS DISEASES no.51/6INFLUENZA PANDEMIC no.73/7INLAY (timber handcraft) no.136/6 [craft?]INNES, Mary Josephine, Mrs, 1894-1982 no.102/17INNES, Robert White, 1901-1981 no.97/11INQUESTS, Coroners’ See CORONERS’ INQUESTSINSPECTORS (of schools) no.158/9INSURANCE OFFICE OF AUSTRALIA (later Com. Union of Aust.) no.141/12INSURANCE, Fire no.154/28INTERMEDIATE CERTIFICATE no.151/17INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF MUSEUMS no.122/8INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. no.111/3INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS (est. 1859) no.132/5INTERNMENT OF ENEMY ALIENS (World War II) no.154/17INVERCAULD (property) no.94/14


140INWOOD, W.A., 1907-1986 no.119/10IPSWICH (originally Limestone) no.102/7IRBY, Katie Lorne, Mrs, 1894-1981 no.99/13IRELAND, Bill no.92/7IRELAND, Jean Ruth, Mrs, 1920-1968 no.46/13IRELAND, Richard Stone, 1889-1972 no.62/13IRISH MUSICAL FESTIVAL no.98/6IRON POT CREEK (Logan Bridge) no.46/3IRONBARK (timber – white & grey) no.121/6IRONPOT CREEK no.108/5IRONS (household laundry equipment) no.96/5IRONS (petrol, for ironing clothes) no.158/9IRONS, Mizpah May (nee HACKETT), 1897-1972 no.63/11IRONS, William J. (Bill), d.1974 no.70/14IRVINE, Annie F. (nee BROWN), d.1967 no.46/13IRVINE, Edith, Mrs (b.1881) no.97/10IRVINE, Graham (guest speaker) no.152/3IRVINE, Helena Isabel, Mrs, 1906-1982 no.103/14IRVINE, John (sic) See IRWIN, John JosephIRVINE, Linda Stratford, Mrs, 1889-1971 no.57/10IRVINE, Marjorie, Mrs, d.1964 no.32/3IRVINE, Phyllis R., Mrs, 1889-1967 no.44/6IRVINE, W. (50 years, P.A.F.S. Lodge) no.76/11IRVING BRIDGE, Casino no.71/10IRVING, Adelaide (nee THANET) – Photographs no.67/9IRVING, Clark (squatter) no.16/2, no.44/9, no.54/10, no.67/10, no.94/5, no.101/11, no.107/4, no.109/10, no.116/14, no.116/17, no.121/13, no.126/8, no.127/16, no.137/9, no.147/6, no.151/3, no.152/6 & 8IRVING, Clark, Mrs See IRVING, Adelaide (nee THANET)IRVING, Winifred, Miss no.45/10IRVINGTON no.69/8, no.71/13, no.83/2, no.122/13IRVINGTON (model of ship) no.128/9IRVINGTON (ship) no.116/5, no.118/15, no.128/13IRWIN, G.T.G., Rev. no.84/4IRWIN, John Joseph (Casino) no.110/13, no.120/7, no.121/3, no.122/6, no.126/6, no.132/16IRWIN, John Joseph, Mrs See IRWIN, Linda Margaret (nee DUNN)IRWIN, Linda Margaret (nee DUNN) no.114/12, no.118/2, no.122/6, no.124/4, no.126/7, no.128/11, no.132/16IRWIN, Richard (golden wedding anniversary) no.101/10, no.102/12IRWIN, Ros, Cr (Lismore) no.155/3ISAACS, Edmund Rogers, Mrs See ISAACS, Madeleine Teresa Cruden (nee GRAVES)ISAACS, Edmund Seymour, d.1990 no.93/8, no.93/12ISAACS, Madeleine Teresa Cruden (nee GRAVES), d.1980 no.94/11, no.95/7ISLAND ROAD (Ewingsdale-Byron Bay) no.119/12ISLES, Sean no.153/12 [Eyles?]ITALIAN NEWSPAPERS (La Fiamma) no.12/1ITALIAN P.O.W.s (farm labourers) no.141/18, no.142/16, no.143/3 & 15, no.144/16, no.145/5ITALIAN SETTLERS no.149/3, no.150/12, no.153/12, no.154/17ITALIANS IN AUSTRALIA, 1788-1988 (display) no.126/9ITALO-AUSTRALIAN CLUB (Lismore) no.149/3IVANHOE (property, Nimbin) no.87/10IVERSON, Henry, d.1967 no.41/4IVES, J. no.95/9IVESS, Joseph (Lismore Evening Times) no.48/10, no.122/13IZZARD, Ann Evans, Mrs, 1899-1982 no.101/12IZZARD, H. (diamond wedding) no.73/9

JABOUR, Louis E., Dr., d.1970 no.55/6JACK, Alice, Mrs, d.1979 no.91/12JACK, Flora, Miss See HETHERINGTON, Flora Miriam (nee JACK)JACK, R. Robertson (architect/public acc/insurance/estate agent) no.118/14JACK, Robert James Bruce, d.1976 no.51/13, no.79/8


141JACK, THOMAS & NOBLE no.42/1JACK, William Harris, d.1967 no.41/4JACKSON, (storekeeper, Woodburn) no.61/6JACKSON, A.J., Mrs no.3/3JACKSON, Ada Ethel, Mrs, 1898-1983 no.105/15JACKSON, Ann, Mrs, 1890-1968 no.48/14JACKSON, Arthur (golden wedding) no.100/12JACKSON, Arthur (Sunday School, Ballina) no.150/8JACKSON, Ben, Ald no.109/3JACKSON, C.F., Mr & Mrs no.91/11JACKSON, Colin, Mr & Mrs (R.R.H.S. custodians) no.90/2JACKSON, Flo, Miss no.139/18JACKSON, George James, 1902-1982 no.102/17JACKSON, Hugh (Koonorigan) no.49/8, no.65/5JACKSON, Mike (Binna Burra Post Office) no.71/14JACKSON, Oswald, d.1981 no.98/14JACKSON, P. (golden wedding) no.90/11JACKSON, P.O. (Koonorigan) no.65/5-6JACKSON, Sid (bird collector) no.145/8JACKSON, Stella, Mrs, 1904-1968 no.46/13JACKSON, Violet May, Mrs, 1888-1973 no.66/10JACKSON, W.F. (tank trap, Cawongla Range) no.154/15JACOBS, (golden wedding) no.50/10JACOBSEN, Daisy Violet, Mrs, d.1977 no.83/14JACOBSEN, K. no.87/4JAGO, A.H., M.L.A., Minister for Health no.45/3JAM MAKING no.57/5, no.145/6JAMES, (farmer) no.113/11JAMES, (milk vendor) no.153/15JAMES, Alex (Aboriginal cricketer) no.132/7JAMES, Bill (life saver) no.49/4JAMES, Carl Herbert, 1910-1981 no.98/13JAMES, E.J. no.10/2JAMES, Elsie Estelle, Mrs, 1898-1982 no.102/17JAMES, Ethel, Mrs, d.1965 no.36/4JAMES, Frederick Macleay, d.1964 no.30/3JAMES, George (b.1887) no.41/3JAMES, George (postmaster, 1899) no.46/8JAMES, George A.G., Canon no.72/13, no.76/6JAMES, George A.G., Mrs See JAMES, Jessie Amelia Minnie (nee TOPFER) JAMES, Harold Richmond, 1897-1967 no.44/5JAMES, Harold Stanley, d.1980 no.95/12JAMES, Isabella Margaret, Mrs, 1896-1968 no.48/14JAMES, J. (undertaker, 1887) no.44/6, no.120/18JAMES, James Edgar, d.1897 (postmaster, 1886) no.46/8, no.65/10, no.102/8, no.113/3, no.157/16JAMES, Jessie Amelia Minnie (nee TOPFER), d.1975 no.45/10, no.72/13, no.76/6JAMES, Jessie, Miss (postmistress, 1897) no.46/8JAMES, John Robert, d.1963 no.27/4JAMES, Julia Margaret, Mrs, 1890-1968 no.47/12JAMES, Kate (nee GREENHALGH) (b.1883) no.65/10JAMES, R. (member, R.R.H.S.) no.103/11JAMES, R.B., Cr. No.42/1, no.46/2, no.50/2JAMES, Ronald Baxter, d.1979 no.91/12JAMES, Susan Catherine, Mrs, d.1981 no.97/12JAMES, William Horace, 1893-1977 no.51/13, no.83/14JAMIESON, E.W. (diamond wedding) no.53/6JAMIESON, J., Sir (squatter) See JAMISON, John, SirJAMISON, Florence, Mrs, d.1980 no.95/11JAMISON, John, Sir (squatter) no.4/2, no.83/2, no.130/17, no.147/13, no.152/6JAMITA, (Indian cattle dealer) no.112/17, no.132/8


142JANANGMUM (Aboriginal = Casino, & casuarina) no.52/10JANE ROBERTSON BRIDGE no.99/8JAPANESE ALIENS (World War II) no.154/17JAPANESE P.O.W.s (World War II) no.142/16, no.143/3JAPANESE RAISINS no.110/11JAPANESE SURRENDER (World War II) no.144/5JARMAN, Ernest John, 1896-1969 no.50/12JARMAN, G. no.49/6JARMAN, Joe (taxi operator) no.38/2, no.49/13JARRATT, H.W. (Ballina) no.150/8 [Jarrett?]JARRATT, Jake (school dentist) no.150/16 [Jarrett?]JARRETT, (messenger, Nimbin Post Office) no.47/4 [Walter Thomas, d.1971?]JARRETT, Abraham, d.1858 no.141/10JARRETT, Abraham, Mrs See JARRETT, Ann, MrsJARRETT, Ann, Mrs no.141/10JARRETT, Bernard (Bernie) (b.1902) no.66/7, no.141/11JARRETT, Catherine (nee CLARKIN) no.141/10-11JARRETT, Charles, d.1908 no.2/2, no.14/5, no.18/2, no.94/4, no.141/10, no.147/6-7, no.150/6JARRETT, Charles, Mrs See JARRETT, Elizabeth (nee KING)JARRETT, Elizabeth (nee KING) no.141/10JARRETT, Ellen (nee COLEMAN) no.141/11JARRETT, Harry (violin teacher) no.97/13JARRETT, J.L., Mrs no.82/8JARRETT, Jack (46 years, N.R.C.C., retired) no.96/11JARRETT, Jack (cedar-getter) no.66/6JARRETT, Jim (b.1895) no.66/7JARRETT, John George, 1885-1969 no.52/14JARRETT, John Patrick (b.1850) no.141/11JARRETT, John Patrick, Mrs See JARRETT, Ellen (nee COLEMAN)JARRETT, John, d.1900 no.141/10-11JARRETT, John, Mrs See JARRETT, Catherine (nee CLARKIN)JARRETT, Louisa Jane, Mrs, 1869-1968 no.47/12JARRETT, Walter Thomas, 1894-1971 no.59/12JARVIS, Bob (Dunoon) no.117/16JARVIS, Charles, d.1963 no.28/2JARVIS, George [Clunes pioneer] no.8/1JASPER DISTRICT (now Federal, established 1882) no.103/11JAYCEES TRADE EXHIBITION no.38/3JAZZ BAND, Ballina See BALLINA JAZZ BANDJEFFERIES DRY CLEANING (sic.) See JEFFERYS DRY CLEANINGJEFFERIES, Brian (sic.) See JEFFERY, BrianJEFFERIES, Brian, Mrs (sic.) See JEFFERY, Lucy (nee NARDI)JEFFERIES, Bruce (sic.) See JEFFERY, BruceJEFFERIES, Mr (storekeeper, Coraki) no.70/3JEFFERSON, (nurse) no.113/16JEFFERY, Barbara, Mrs no.154/5S [267S???]JEFFERY, Brian no.150/15JEFFERY, Brian, Mrs See JEFFERY, Lucy (nee NARDI)JEFFERY, Bruce no.150/14JEFFERY, Jessie, Mrs, 1895-1973 no.68/9JEFFERY, Lucy (nee NARDI) no.150/15JEFFERY, Ray, Cr no.154/5 [267???]JEFFERY, Ray, Mrs See JEFFERY, Barbara, MrsJEFFERYS DRY CLEANING no.150/14JEFFREY, A.S., d.1967 no.41/3JEFFRIES, Mrs no.135/3JEFFS, Norman, d.1982 no.103/16JENKINS, (Billen Rock) no.105/9JENKINS, Colin no.105/9JENKINS, Grace no.105/9


143JENKINS, Jack no.105/9JENKINS, Lesley, Ms. no.149/3, no.150/12, no.153/12, no.154/17, no.157/14JENKINS, S.C. no.9/1JENNER, (butcher, with Tarlton) no.128/15JERSEY CATTLE BREED no.52/11JERSEY CATTLE STUD (McPauls founded 1907) no.43/4JERSEY PARK (cattle stud) no.59/12JERUSALEM CREEK no.66/9, no.71/3, no.83/9, no.105/11, no.112/20JERVIS, James (Historian) no.22/2, no.34/2JESSWOOLGAN (property, Alstonville) no.62/14JEWISH RELIGION See JUDAISMJIGGI (locality) no.47/4, no.105/9, no.117/11, no.119/8, no.121/15, no.121/18JIGGI CREEK no.117/12, no.121/14JIGGI GEORGICA RED CROSS SOCIETY (established 1939) no.132/5JIGGI PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSJIGGI RED CROSS SOCIETY (established 1915) no.132/5JIMMY JIMMY See JAMES, James Edgar (Jimmy Jimmy)JOCKEY CLUB, Coraki See CORAKI JOCKEY CLUBJOHANSEN, Julie, Miss no.84/13JOHN BURKE & SONS (shippers) no.49/5JOHN KNOX CHURCH, Byron Bay, 1904 no.51/8JOHN KNOX CHURCH, Wyrallah no.100/4JOHN S. LAKE MEMORIAL PRIZE no.100/11JOHN WILLIAMS (steamship) no.116/9JOHNNIE BOB (Aboriginal Elder, Tucki) no.131/14JOHNNIE BOB, Mrs See JOHNNIE, Nellie, MrsJOHNNIE, Nellie, Mrs no.131/14JOHNSON, Captain, Superintendent Of Aerodromes no.54/13JOHNSON, G. no.3/1JOHNSON, George (golden wedding) no.100/12JOHNSON, George E., Rev. no.116/11JOHNSON, H.S. (winch driver) no.110/4JOHNSON, H.T. no.110/4JOHNSON, Jessamine Jane, Mrs, 1877-1972 no.63/11JOHNSON, Jim (golden wedding) no.100/12JOHNSON, John Eric, 1882-1968 no.21/3, no.47/12JOHNSON, Julius, Captain (pilot boatman) no.127/6, no.129/14JOHNSON, Linda Beatrice, Mrs, 1899-1970 no.53/9JOHNSON, Mary Hazel, Mrs, d.1961 no.22/4JOHNSON, Robert C.H., 1893-1970 no.53/9JOHNSON, Thomas George, d.1965 no.37/3JOHNSON, Vera, Mrs, J.P. no.94/10JOHNSON, Victor Alfred, d.1981 no.98/14JOHNSON, William Joseph (pioneer, 1864) no.68/4JOHNSON, William Martin no.81/2JOHNSONS RIDGE no.105/8, no.112/20JOHNSTON, Alice Jesse (nee ALEXANDER), d.1962 no.23/4JOHNSTON, Anne Mildred, Mrs, 1906-1981 no.97/11JOHNSTON, Archibald Vincent, 1907-1981 no.99/12JOHNSTON, Bruce (pig carrier) no.157/9JOHNSTON, C. no.98/14JOHNSTON, C.A. no.49/7JOHNSTON, Catherine, Mrs, d.1978 no.88/9, no.122/6JOHNSTON, D., Miss (Pearces Creek) no.77/12JOHNSTON, David (b.1886) no.49/9JOHNSTON, David James, 1883-1969 no.51/14JOHNSTON, Doug (Eureka: author of Rich Heritage) no.123/10, no.124/7JOHNSTON, E., Miss (Pearces Creek) no.77/12JOHNSTON, Elizabeth Ann, Mrs, 1901-1981 no.98/9, no.99/13JOHNSTON, Ellen Adye, Mrs, d.1965 no.35/3


144JOHNSTON, Elsie (nee CRAWFORD) no.151/12JOHNSTON, Ethel, Mrs, d.1966 no.39/4JOHNSTON, F.A. (golden wedding anniversary) no.120/11JOHNSTON, Garry (guest speaker) no.76/2, no.81/5-6JOHNSTON, George Charles, 1900-1978 no.88/9JOHNSTON, Harold William Edward, d.1975 no.73/13JOHNSTON, Henry, Mrs no.36/2JOHNSTON, Ian (The Dunoon Story, 1870-1970) no.58/8, no.117/15JOHNSTON, Ian Robins, 1911-1981 no.97/11JOHNSTON, J. (Brunswick Heads, golden wedding anniversary) no.118/6JOHNSTON, J. (postmaster, 1929) no.46/9JOHNSTON, James, 1890-1967 no.43/10JOHNSTON, John Robert, 1872-1966 [Eureka] no.16/3, no.38/4, no.82/13JOHNSTON, K. no.51/7JOHNSTON, Les (Council inspector) no.139/16JOHNSTON, Margaret Jane, 1877-1968 no.46/13JOHNSTON, Mary Anstina, Mrs, d.1961 no.20/5JOHNSTON, Myrtle Susannah, Mrs, d.1976 no.79/8JOHNSTON, Robert Simes, 1889-1977 no.81/11JOHNSTON, Sarah Ethel (Essie) (b.1886, Omega) no.124/9JOHNSTON, Selwyn, d.1982 B5-p.34JOHNSTON, Theodore, 1893-1980 no.96/13JOHNSTON, Thomas Charles (Eureka) no.139/7JOHNSTON, William Alexander (pioneers) no.49/9JOHNSTONE FAMILY no.147/6JOHNSTONE, (Springrove) no.82/6JOHNSTONE, N. (auctioneer, 1936) no.89/4, no.156/4JOHNSTONE, William no.3/3JOLLEY, A. (memorial oval) no.100/12JOLLEY, John Daniel, d.1979 no.49/6, no.91/12JOLLY, Mary Teresa, Mrs, d.1980 no.96/13JONDARYAN WOOLSHED HERITAGE FESTIVAL no.108/13, no.109/14, no.112/13, no.113/13, no.124/17JONDARYAN WOOLSHED HISTORICAL MUSEUM no.98/1JONES, (cedar getter death) no.153/14JONES, A.L. (postmaster, 1930) no.46/9JONES, Amy, Mrs, d.1977 no.82/10JONES, Elizabeth (nee YABSLEY) no.104/9, no.152/9, no.154/27JONES, Elsie May, Mrs, 1898-1975 no.73/13JONES, Ernest (school teacher, Myocum, 1903) no.65/11JONES, Ernest Arthur, 1897-1969 no.51/14JONES, George (bus driver) no.154/39JONES, Harriett (nee EXTON) (married 1847) no.113/15, no.152/8JONES, Harry (bus driver) no.154/39JONES, John no.121/14 [??]JONES, John (early settler) no.130/15 [??]JONES, John, d.1866 (timber getter , husband of Harriett Exton) no.113/15, no.116/15, no.152/8JONES, John, Mrs See JONES, Harriett (nee EXTON)JONES, John Sanders (School Inspector, 1868) no.62/8-9JONES, Kenneth Raymond (Ken), d.2001 no.63/11JONES, N., Mrs (member, RRHS) no.104/5JONES, Oliver, 1853-1952 no.3/3, no.5/2, no.6/3, no.53/10, no.82/4, no.116/15, no.121/14JONES, Oliver, 1855-1955 (boat builder/cabinet maker) no.152/9, no.154/27JONES, Oliver, Mrs See JONES, Elizabeth (nee YABSLEY)JONES, P. no.97/2JONES, W.H. no.156/4JONES, Walter Ralph, 1879-1960 no.15/4JONES, William (b.1890) no.96/11JORDAN, Rose, Miss (Ballina) no.88/6JORDAN’S HOTEL, Casino no.70/3JORGENSEN, Bessie Louise, d.1961 no.22/4


145JOUBERT, Albert Christian no.89/4, no.156/4JOURNALISTS (media) no.144/5JOURNALISTS (Sydney Morning Herald) no.116/12JOURNALISTS [Russell] no.18/2JOYCE, J.R., Dr. (Area Director of Education) no.47/8, no.57/13, no.62/7, no.73/9JOYCE, L.M. (principal, Coraki School), d.1968 no.47/8, no.47/10JUDAISM – N.S.W. – 19th century no.77/9JULIAN ROCKS (locality) no.65/3-5, no.121/22JULIAN, Florence Muriel, Mrs (Commercial College, teacher) no.148/9JULIAN, W.H. See JULIAN, William George HowardJULIAN, William George Howard (ambulance) no.131/17, no.134/13, no.154/42, no.154/45JULIANS, The (rocks, off Byron Bay) See JULIAN ROCKSJULIUS, Frank no.12/2JUNBUNG THE PLATYPUS (Aboriginal legend) no.105/11JUNCTION HOTEL, North Lismore no.131/17JUNG, (Tregeagle) no.142/12JUNG, Alfred George, d.1965 no.36/4JUNG, George Alfred, 1892-1982 no.104/15JUNG, L. (golden wedding) no.74/13JUNIOR EXAMINATION (N.S.W.) no.77/3JUNIOR FARMERS MOVEMENT See RURAL YOUTH MOVEMENTJUNOR, Henry Charles, d.1974 no.38/1, no.72/11JUNOR, Myra Jean, Miss, 1892-1977 no.81/11JURD, (Sunday school teacher) no.139/7JUSTICES OF THE PEACE (Nesbitt) no.59/10, no.60/7JUX, Arthur George, d.1982 no.102/16

KADEN, Robert Ernest, 1898-1969 no.51/14KADINA HIGH SCHOOL See SCHOOLSKAFER, Barry, 1924-1983 no.104/10, no.105/15KAFER, J., Mr & Mrs no.89/7KAFER, J., Mrs (committee, R.R.H.S.) no.102/1, no.104/10, no.106/1, no.106/4, no.111/5, no.112/11, no.113/17KAHN, Shah Jol See KHAN, Shah JolKANGALOON UNITING CHURCH (established 1882) no.104/12KANGAROO FLAT (Tooloom) no.80/4KANGAROO RAT no.140/15KANGAROOS no.140/14KAPEEN, Bertha (author) no.154/55KAPEEN, David (Aboriginal, Civil Constructional Corps, W.W.II) no.154/8KAPEEN, George (both World Wars) no.154/8KAPEEN, Johnny (Aboriginal, son of George) no.154/8KARRAWAH (locality) no.92/9KASKE, Mr & Mrs no.67/4KASS, Terry (author/historian) no.152/10KATRONI, J., Miss no.100/11KAVENEY, M. no.79/12, no.86/1-2, no.88/1KAY, Ellen, d.1965 no.33/3KAY, Evelyn, Miss See FERGUSON, Evelyn (nee KAY)KAY, James, d.1977 (Aboriginal) no.82/12KAY, Malcolm (Mac), 1895-1978 no.87/14KAY, Marjorie Anna Louisa, Mrs, d.1980 no.96/13KAYLEENA SUB-NORMAL CHILDRENS WELFARE ASSOCIATION no.47/11KEANS, Eva (author) no.105/17KEARNEY, Dorothy Agnes (nee DENT), d.2002 (music teacher) no.154/55-56 & 59KEARNEY, John Anthony Charles, 1910-1983 no.105/15KEARNS, K., Sgt. (The Television Policeman) no.69/10KEAST, Harold, d.1986 no.68/8, no.72/6-7, no.76/12, no.120/16KEATES, Warren See KEATS, WarrenKEATS, Blanche Hannah, Mrs, 1890-1982 no.102/16KEATS, J. no.23/3, no.20/3


146KEATS, Norman (guest speaker/author Wollumbin) no.121/4, no.122/18, no.137/13KEATS, R.S. (mailman) no.117/6KEATS, Warren (president, Lower Tweed River Historical Society) no.132/9, no.150/5KEDZLIE, Hilda Jessie, Miss, d.1965 no.35/3KEECH, Charlotte Martha (Lottie), Miss, 1906-1975 no.75/10; no.76/6KEECH, J. (Dunoon) (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12KEECH, Peter (Dunoon) no.117/15-16KEELGYRAH STATION (Wyndham) no.44/8, no.127/15KEEN STREET, Lismore no.46/7, no.88/7KEENAN, Amy Mavis, Mrs, d.1969 no.49/15KEEP, John (saw miller) no.108/10KEERONG (locality) no.121/15KEESING, Nancy, Miss no.77/9KEEVERS, Kate, Mrs (b.1884) no.106/14KEEVERS, Monty (Aboriginal) no.69/7KEEVERS, Thomas William, d.1965 no.35/4KEEVERS, Verner (golden wedding anniversary) no.104/12KEEVERS, W. (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12KEHOE, Frederick William Leslie (Fred), 1891-1984 no.97/10, no.112/19, no.154/56KEIG, M., Mrs no.94/14, no.105/17KEIRA (tug) no.66/6KELLAS, Robert, Dr., 1881-1965 no.37/3, no.115/12, no.118/9, no.121/11, no.138/3, no.150/12, no.154/8KELLAWAY, William (proprietor, Northern Star, 1876) See KELLEWAY, William, d.1911KELLEHER, Mary Carmel, Mother, d.1972 no.61/6KELLER, Christine no.83/14KELLER, Noel no.83/14KELLERMAN, Annette, Miss See SULLIVAN, Annette (nee KELLERMAN)KELLEWAY, William, d.1911 (founder, Northern Star) no.48/10, no.68/4, no.119/11, no.120/9, no.121/18KELLNER, George Andrew, 1891-1971 no.58/5KELLY & QUIGLEY (timber merchants) no.119/11, no.120/16KELLY, Edwin, Rev.Fr., d.1974 no.69/5KELLY, George, 1876-1968 no.46/12KELLY, Hilda Madaline, Mrs, 1902-1983 no.105/14KELLY, Joseph Bede, d.1931 (government surveyor) no.117/12, no.119/11KELLY, Mona, Mrs (author: History of Rocky River) no.83/3KELLY, S. no.15/2KELLY, Thomas Henry, d.1967 (rugby league) no.44/5KEMP, Alexander Hawkins, d.1928 (music teacher) no.49/10KEMP, George (teacher) no.14/4KEMP, Mr (Harbours & Rivers Dept.) no.110/4KEMP, Peter (sculler) no.119/6KEMPNICH, E.C. (postmaster, Nimbin) no.47/5KEMPNICH, P.J. (fishing) no.49/12KEMPSEY no.76/10KENAUGH, (fancy goods) no.128/15KENDALL, Florence Margaret, Mrs, d.1980 no.93/14KENDALL, T., Mrs (private school proprietor) no.97/7KENDRICK, Jack (golden wedding anniversary) no.106/14KENEALLY, Lawrence, Sister (golden jubilee) no.86/9KENEALLY, Mary Baptista, Sister (golden jubilee) no.86/9KENNAUGH, James Quilliam, 1895-1981 no.77/9, no.101/12KENNEDY, Bill no.21/5, no.150/11KENNEDY, Jack George, d.1968 no.46/13KENNEDY, James (postmaster, 1870) no.46/8KENNEDY, James (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5KENNEDY, James Joseph, 1908-1979 no.92/14KENNEDY, James, 1891-1982 no.102/16KENNEDY, Jim no.97/13KENNEDY, Lillian Bernice, Miss, d.1976 no.78/8KENNEDY, Mary Jane, Mrs, 1888-1973 no.67/11


147KENNEDY, P.W., d.1965 no.35/3KENNEDY, R.E. (member, R.R.H.S.) no.105/13KENNEDY, Reg (cream carrier) no.135/14KENNEDY, Rosalie Jessie, Mrs, d.1962 no.23/3KENNEDY, William (golden wedding) no.99/7KENNEWELL, Anne, Mrs (assisted immigrant) no.152/7KENNEWELL, James (arrived Richmond River, 1844) no.43/7, no.152/7KENNEWELL, James, Mrs See KENNEWELL, Anne, MrsKENNY, John Patrick, 1890-1968 no.45/9KENNY, Mary Aidan, Sister (golden jubilee) no.86/9KENNY, Mary Kiernan, Sister (golden jubilee) no.70/12KENNY, Thomas Edward, d.1965 no.34/3KENT, M., Mr & Mrs no.97/2KENWOOD, Sydney Hastings, 1891-1974 no.71/12KENWORTHY, James, 1804-1844 (Brook Station) no.147/12, no.152/6-7KENYON, Don (member, R.R.H.S.) no.104/5KEOGH, Fred (actor) See KEHOE, Frederick William Leslie (Fred), 1891-1984KERLE & KERLE (railway contractors) no.118/7KEROSENE REFRIGERATOR (Silent Knight) no.158/9KEROSENE TINS (various uses) no.142/13KEWPIE (racehorse owned by A. FALLS) no.46/4KEWPIE HARRIS DANCE BAND no.154/10KEYES, Peter (National Trust) no.60/3KEYSTONE (ship) no.16/4, no.70/13KHAN, Shah Jol (property owner/cattle dealer, Rock Valley) no.112/16, no.132/8KIA ORA (house, Uralba Street) no.92/13KIANDRA no.17/3KIA-ORA PRIVATE HOSPITAL no.114/16KIELY, Kate, Miss, 1891-1981 no.98/13KILGIN (locality) no.61/12-13KILLARNEY (property, Tatham) no.112/10, no.118/13KILLARNEY, Queensland no.69/9, no.70/5KILLCLARE GUEST HOUSE no.127/17, no.128/9, no.129/17, no.148/11KILLE, Frederick David, 1888-1971 no.58/6, no.135/9KILLE, Maurice, M.B.E. no.82/9KILLE, Silas Ephraim John, 1892-1982 no.104/15KILMISTER, Stanley Hargrave, d.1975 no.60/11, no.74/10KIMPTON, Clarissa May, Mrs, 1884-1968 no.47/12KIN KIN DISTRICT (Sunshine Coast) no.152/16KING EDWARD VII See EDWARD VII, King of Great BritainKING FAMILY (arrived 1844) no.115/4, no.147/6KING FAMILY REUNION no.13/2KING GEORGE V See GEORGE V, King of Great BritainKING PLATES FOR ABORIGINES no.103/9-10KING, A.W., Rev. no.66/4KING, Agnes (nee SPINKS), d.1965 no.34/3KING, Ann See DAWES, Ann (nee KING; prev. HOLLINGWORTH), d.1919KING, Ben no.49/9KING, Benjamin (golden wedding) no.51/7KING, Benjamin (pioneer) no.13/2KING, Benjamin Alfred Bruce, 1897-1980 no.93/14KING, Benjamin Joseph Charles, 1905-1982 no.103/14KING, C.J. (R.R.H.S. Life Member) no.97/2, no.100/9KING, Charles (hotel guarantor, 1855) no.112/21KING, Charles Horwood, d.1962 no.25/3KING, Clive (Steve King descendant) no.95/3KING, E.H. (Kiama) no.63/3KING, Ellen, Mrs, d.1966 no.37/4KING, Gilbert Wilfred, 1903-1979 no.91/12KING, Hannah, Mrs (wife of William) no.12/3, no.46/11


148KING, Hazel, Dr. (president, R.A.H.S.) no.105/6KING, Herb (golden wedding) no.100/12KING, Hunter no.46/12KING, J.J. (Rous) no.121/5KING, Jessie Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1980 no.95/11KING, Les B1-p.no.13/2KING, Mathias [Gympie] no.49/9KING, Matina (nee CRETHAR) no.154/19, no.154/69, no.155/13KING, Olive Clendon, Mrs, 1882-1967 no.42/4KING, Olive See GARDENER, Olive (nee KING)KING, S.F. (golden wedding) no.69/10KING, Stephen no.21/2KING, Steve (cedar-getter) no.61/11, no.65/3, no.66/11, no.93/3, no.94/2-3, no.97/8, no.100/5, no.106/7, no.125/3KING, T., Cr. (Terania Shire) no.53/10, no.126/4KING, Walter (Federal) no.70/4, no.106/14KING, William no.12/3, no.46/11KINGSFORD SMITH, Charles, Sir no.48/6, no.54/13, no.79/6. no.86/9KINNEAR, William (Scottish emigrant) no.125/14KINNY, Dorothy (author of Magdalen) no.93/5, no.107/13KINNY, Jane (nee YABSLEY) no.93/5KINNY, William, Mrs See KINNY, Jane (nee YABSLEY)KIPPENDUFF (locality, vicinity Cabbage Tree Creek) no.68/8KIRBY, C.W.R. (Terania Shire Clerk) no.126/5KIRK, David, d.1962 no.24/4KIRKLAND BROS (motor transport) See KIRKLANDS BUS SERVICEKIRKLAND, Annie Irene, Mrs, 72/104-1973 no.68/9KIRKLAND, Archibald, 1889-1972 no.63/11KIRKLAND, Clarence (Clarrie), d.1966 no.39/3, no.154/7, no.154/38KIRKLAND, Clarence, Mrs See KIRKLAND, Evelyn, MrsKIRKLAND, Don no.121/5KIRKLAND, Ethel Annie, Mrs, 72/67/11-1975 no.73/13KIRKLAND, Evelyn, Mrs no.154/7, no.154/38KIRKLAND, Helen, Miss (b.1939) no.154/7, no.154/38KIRKLAND, Hugh, 1852-1930 no.14/3KIRKLAND, Hugh [Booyong] no.13/3KIRKLAND, Hugh Alexander, 1899-1976 no.80/14KIRKLAND, Hugh John, d.1973 no.67/11KIRKLAND, Hugh Kenneth, 1890-1982 no.102/18KIRKLAND, Jim (bus proprietor) no.154/38KIRKLAND, Ken, d.1982 no.102/10KIRKLAND, R.E. [Clunes] no.45/5KIRKLAND, Thomas James, 1889-1979 no.90/12KIRKLANDS BUS SERVICE no.53/6, no.81/6, no.112/18, no.154/59KIRKPATRICK, J.F., Rev. no.86/7KISS, Augustus James, d.1965 no.36/3KITE FLYING no.118/18, no.152/4KLAUS, (baker) no.128/16KLAUS, Alice Sarah, Mrs, 1891-1981 no.100/17KLEEMAN, M. (member, R.R.H.S.) no.105/13KLEIN, Kathleen, Miss, d.1975 no.76/6KNAPP, Robert William, d.1962 no.23/3KNAUER, Clarissa Anne, Mrs, 1907-1980 no.95/11KNIGHT, (saw miller, Jiggi) no.105/10KNIGHT, Bob (mill-hand) no.48/9KNIGHT, Catherine Jemina, Mrs, 1895-1967 no.44/6KNIGHT, Charles (Dick), d.1982 no.103/14KNIGHT, Eileen Leonie, Mrs, 1900-1977 no.84/12KNIGHT, Ethel Helena, Mrs, d.1974 no.71/12KNIGHT, F.G. (50 years, P.A.F.S. Lodge) no.76/11KNIGHT, Frank (Pat), 1899-1982 no.98/9, no.103/15, no.104/14


149KNIGHT, George D. (fireman, 1897) no.133/4KNIGHT, Harold Wallace, 1905-1982 no.102/18KNIGHT, Heather Lillian, Mrs, 1895-1968 no.48/14KNIGHT, Herbert James, 1882-1967 no.43/9KNIGHT, J. (golden wedding anniversary) no.122/7KNIGHT, J., Miss (guest speaker) no.105/1KNIGHT, Lorna May, Mrs, d.1982 no.104/15KNIGHT, Raymond George, d.1965 no.33/3KNIGHT, Robert (saw miller) no.133/4KNIGHT, Sam, Ald., 1904-1971 no.58/6KNIGHT, Suzanne (student member, R.R.H.S.) no.151/18KNIGHT, Wally (golden wedding) no.82/8KNIGHT, William Stanley, d.1978 no.86/11KNIGHTLEY, Cecil Malcolme, 1911-1983 no.105/15KNIGHTON, Emily, Mrs, d.1966 no.38/4KNITTING – History (Fisherman’s style, Arran style) no.136/3KNITTING (hand spun wool display) no.144/4KNITTING MILL, Coraki no.109/8KNOWLES, (saw miller/builder) no.153/6-7KNOWLES, Irene Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1971 no.60/5KNOX, Edward Charles, Rev. (Anglican 1909) no.129/10KNOX, John, Rev. no.51/8KNOX, Santina (Teeny), Mrs, d.1963 no.26/4KOALA PRESERVATION RESERVE no.6/1KOALA SANCTUARY, Tucki no.67/2KOHLMETZ, Peter (scouting history) no.139/15KOINONIA BAPTIST YOUTH CAMP, Evans Head no.43/8, no.158/13KOOKABURRA CLUB (children’s session, Radio 2XN) no.133/6KOOLOOL (property) no.117/5KOOLWIJK, Hendrick (Hank) no.133/14, no.154/6 & 12, no.154/63 & 69KOOLWIJK, Hendrick, Mrs See KOOLWIJK, Thelma (nee TRIBE)KOOLWIJK, Thelma (nee TRIBE) no.154/6, 156/18, no.154/63 & 69KOONORIGAN no.64/6-7, 65/5-6KOONORIGAN SCHOOL See SCHOOLSKOOREELAH no.84/9KOOYMAN, Robert (ranger) no.90/14, no.91/10KRAMER, Ethel May, Mrs, d.1966 no.39/4KRAMER, W.H. (Queen’s Silver Jubilee Medal) no.84/7KROLL, Endel, Dr., d.1970 no.55/7KUNAALA PRIVATE HOSPITAL no.149/3KUNGHUR CREEK no.90/14, no.91/9KUSKELLY, Pat (Jondaryan) no.108/13KUSKEY, Arthur George, 1891-1982 no.102/16KYLE, Lois (nee SINGH) no.154/38KYNASTON, Bill (Skeeter) (motor cyclist) no.144/7KYNASTON, R.L. (speedway) no.144/7-8KYNNUMBOON (locality, Tweed River) no.102/7KYNNUMBOON POST OFFICE, 1868 (previously Wollumbin) no.46/9KYOGLE no.2/3, no.4/2, no.26/2, no.43/4, no.46/4, no.52/8, no.70/5, no.83/1, no.95/9, no.104/16, no.105/17KYOGLE 1839-1956, by Eva Keans no.105/17KYOGLE & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.83/2, no.84/8, no.88/10, no.92/5, no.100/5KYOGLE AND DISTRICT’S EARLY SELECTOR…, by Bruce Wilson no.84/8, no.100/5KYOGLE ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHKYOGLE BOWLING CLUB (60 years) no.91/8KYOGLE CHAPTER OF RRHS See RICHMOND RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETYKYOGLE EXAMINER (newspaper, established 1906) no.90/12, no.122/13KYOGLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.78/12, no.79/5KYOGLE HISTORICAL SOCIETY See also R.R.H.S. – Kyogle ChapterKYOGLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH See PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHKYOGLE PRINTERY no.148/5


150KYOGLE SHIRE COUNCIL no.20/1, no.25/2, no.29/1, no.33/1, no.41/2, no.72/11, no.80/5KYOGLE STATION no.2/3KYOGLE STATION – Homestead no.63/2

LA BALSA RAFT “AZTLAN” no.81/8, no.84/9LA FIAMMA (Italian newspaper) no.12/1LACE MAKING, Bobbin method no.136/4, no.136/6LACE MAKING, Shetland - History no.136/3LACEMAKING DISPLAY no.144/4LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (1895) no.134/11LADY FRANKLIN (ship) no.11/3LADY MACNAUGHTON (ship) no.142/7LADY MUSGRAVE (ship) no.17/2LAGOON GRASS (locality) no.63/7LAKE AINSWORTH, Lennox Head no.101/6, no.130/4LAKE AINSWORTH FITNESS CAMP no.61/3LAKE, David (Kyogle printery) no.148/6LAKE, John S. (memorial prize) no.100/11LAMB, (pioneer, Legume) no.90/9LAMB, Alice Evelyn, Mrs, d.1982 no.101/12LAMB, Darrell no.101/10LAMB, Elijah (shipwright) no.154/25LAMB, George Day, d.1963 no.29/4LAMB, Herbert Alfred Barrie, d.1983 no.105/15LAMB, Thelma Lilian, Mrs, 1911-1982 no.102/17LAMBERT, (artist) no.113/8LAMBERT, Bessie, Miss (Lambert Quartet) no.49/10LAMBERT, Blanch, Miss (Lambert Quartet) no.49/10LAMBERT, Lew (Lambert Quartet) no.49/10LAMBERT, Sid (Lambert Quartet) no.49/10LAMBERTON, Leslie T., d.1973 no.67/11LAMBOURNE, Constable no.134/12LAMERTON, L.J. (member, R.R.H.S.) no.105/13LAMONT, Billy (motor cyclist) no.144/7LAMONT, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1887-1968 no.46/13LAMOTTE, W.D. (Bentley) no.123/17, no.151/5LAMPLIGHTER, Gas no.149/16LAMPS (museum display) no.110/8LAMPS (removed to new Museum) no.141/7LANCASTER, Gladys Muriel Victoria, Mrs, 1894-1969 no.50/12LANCE & CO. (men’s outfitters 1920) no.127/14LANCE, C.C. no.6/2LANCE, Lancelot Ambrose, d.1982 no.102/17LANCE, Mr (Bungawalbyn) no.67/10 [Thomas Edward, d.1872?]LANCE, Thomas Edward, d.1876 no.101/11LANCERS (Cavalry Unit) no.5/1, no.9/3, no.12/3, no.16/3, no.109/2, no.126/6, no.128/11, no.138/17, no.139/6, no.139/16LANCERS ROOM (R.R.H.S.) See R.R.H.S.LAND CLEARING no.112/9LAND SALES (Lismore village) no.158/4LAND SELECTIONS See SELECTIONS (land)LAND SETTLEMENT no.10/2, no.119/13, no.121/15LAND SUBDIVISION (Lismore) no.109/11LAND VALUES (UCV, ICV) no.156/17LANDA, Paul (Minister for Planning & Environment) no.80/9-10LANE, (settler, Georgica) no.121/19LANE, Amos (golden wedding) no.37/3LANE, G., Miss no.87/4LANE, J.C., Ald. (Casino; Queen’s Silver Jubilee Medal) no.84/7LANE, J.C., Mrs (Casino Mayoress) no.54/8, no.84/7


151LANE, Leo (guest speaker) no.155/18LANE, Sid (diamond wedding) no.60/7, no.100/12LANE, Thomas (golden wedding) no.75/9LANE, W. (storekeeper, Eltham) no.49/6, no.128/17LANE, William Charles, d.1965 no.35/3LANG, Alex (boat owner) no.108/7LANG, Charlotte M.J. (nee ROBSON), 1878-1980 no.49/13, no.75/3, no.76/11, no.80/12, no.88/8, no.88/11, no.89/5, no.92/12, no.96/11LANG, Gordon no.63/1LANG, John (boat owner) no.108/7LANG, John Dunmore, Rev. Dr. no.1-7/9, no.4/2, no.36/2, no.66/14; no.67/9; no.77/7-8; no.77/10; no.79/4, no.118/13, no.140/10, no.151/4LANG, Lilian Grace (nee MCMULLEN), d.1983 no.68/2, no.107/13LANG, Roy Dunmore, Mrs See LANG, Charlotte M.J. (nee ROBSON), 1878-1980LANG, S. (sic.), Mrs See LANG, Charlotte M.J. (nee ROBSON), 1878-1980LANG, Windsor, 1886-1955 no.59/10, no.60/9, no.61/9-10, no.107/4-5, no.108/7-8, no.109/4-5, no.110/6, no.111/6-7, no.113/4, no.115/4, no.116/16, no.117/7, no.118/9, no.118/17, no.119/13, no.121/14, no.135/3-4, no.145/10, no.156/4, no.156/9LANG, Windsor, Mrs See LANG, Lilian Grace (nee MCMULLEN)LANGDON, Madam (fortune teller) no.130/11LANGHAM, Cyril (livestock carrier) no.157/13LANGLEY, Graham, 1903-1968 no.46/13LANGTON, Steve [Drake] no.48/4LANSDOWN, Edward See LANSDOWN, Herbert Edwin (Edward)LANSDOWN, Herbert Edwin (Edward) (coach builder & violinmaker) no.84/4, no.101/2, no.102/13LANTANA no.66/11LARGE PLAIN See DISPUTED PLAINLARKIN, Christine Mary, Mrs, 1890-1971 no.58/5LARKIN, George Ald. (storekeeper, 1879) no.75/12, no.89/8, no.115/16, no.139/11, no.144/7LARKIN, J. (diamond wedding) no.44/4LARKIN, Lily, Mrs, d.1965 no.36/4LARMONT, Billy (motorcycle racer) no.131/17LARNOOK (locality) no.94/12, no.121/18, no.121/20, no.125/8, no.130/5, no.195/9LARNOOK SCHOOL See SCHOOLSLARRESCY, Ada Jane, Mrs, d.1961 no.22/4LARRESCY, Thomas William, d.1966 no.38/4LARRESCY, W., Mrs (Pine Tree Ridge) no.66/11; no.75/3, no.100/4LARRESCY, W.P. (Bush Fire Brigade) no.107/11LARSSON, A.H. (Vice-President, Northern Rivers Aero Club) no.47/4, no.48/6LATCHAM, Varra See WALKER, Varra Louise (nee LATCHAM)LATHAM, Varra, Miss See WALKER, Varra Louise (nee LATCHAM)LATIMER, Jack (golden wedding anniversary) no.105/13LATTA, Elizabeth Louise, Mrs, 1897-1970 no.53/9LATTA, Norman (golden wedding anniversary) no.101/10LATTER, Charles J., 1886-1970 no.10/2, no.54/14LATTER, Charles J., Mrs, d.1970 no.54/14LATTIMER, (pioneer) no.27/2LATTIMER, J., (golden wedding) no.92/12LAUDEN, (watches & jewellery shop, 1920) no.127/14LAUNDRIES – Ballina (Henry Narka) B7-p.154/17LAUNDRIES – Lismore (G. Adjuta) no.151/12LAUNDRY COPPER (wood fuel) no.154/38LAUNDRY HINTS no.107/14LAUNDRY, Norman S. (solicitor) no.79/9, no.157/7LAUNT, Joseph no.67/10LAURIE, Billo, d.1981 (Aboriginal) no.99/14LAURIE, W., Mrs (Casino) no.46/11LAVELLE, (Bundgeam) no.62/8LAVERCOMBE, Fairlena May (nee GILL), d.1976 no.79/8LAVERCOMBE, John, d.1966 no.38/4


152LAVERTYS GAP no.68/6LAVIS, Claude (golden wedding) no.74/13LAVIS, Mary Magdalene, Mrs, 1904-1982 no.101/12LAVIS, Tryphena, Miss, 1875-1968 no.45/9LAW, Caroline, Miss, 1890-1978 no.87/14LAW, Edith Maud, Mrs, 1887-1967 no.43/10LAW, Gordon (diamond wedding) no.94/10LAW, John Charles, d.1936 (teacher) no.92/9LAWLER, V. (golden wedding) no.96/11LAWRANCE, Kenneth George, Dr, d.1977 no.72/7, no.83/13, no.84/7, no.154/59LAWRENCE (formerly The Elbow) no.113/3LAWRENCE, Kenneth George, Dr., d.1977 See LAWRANCE, Kenneth George, Dr, d.1977LAWRENCE, T.E. (Lawrence of Arabia) no.119/4LAWSON, A., Mrs, d.1960 no.16/5LAWSON, George Adam, d.1983 no.105/15LAWSON, Henry no.105/3LAWYER PALM no.81/8LAWYER VINE no.72/12; no.78/4LAYTON, Alan (journalist, Northern Star) no.101/3LAYTON, Alan, Mrs See LAYTON-CAISLEY, Penelope (Penny) (nee MOULDEN)LAYTON, Alice May, Mrs, d.1977 no.83/14LAYTON, Florence Jane, Mrs, 1911-1981 no.97/11LAYTON, Oliver Alfred, d.1966 no.37/4LAYTON, Penelope (Penny) (nee MOULDEN) See LAYTON-CAISLEY, Penelope (Penny) (nee MOULDEN)LAYTON, R. (golden wedding) no.60/7LAYTON, William Robert, d.1964 no.29/4LAYTON-CAISLEY, Penelope (Penny) (nee MOULDEN) (violinist) no.84/4, no.101/3, no.102/13-14, no.139/3LE BRUN, Peter See LE BRUN, Thorvald G.V. (Peter)LE BRUN, Thorvald G.B. (Peter), 1903-1977 (radio announcer) no.83/13LE CORNU, Minnie M., Mrs, d.1982 no.103/15LE CORNU, Oswald Charles, d.1976 no.54/8, no.79/8LEA, David, Professor (University of New England) no.83/8LEADBEATTER, Allan, d.1980 no.93/14LEADBEATTER, E. (golden wedding anniversary) no.108/8LEADBEATTER, Harold James Sperry, d.1976 no.79/8LEADBEATTER, Lillian Hannah, Mrs, 1895-1982 no.101/12LEADBEATTER, Thomas, 1885-1970 no.56/11LEAN, M., Miss no.81/14LEARMONT, Janet Cameron, Mrs, 1898-1982 no.102/16LEA-SCARLETT, Errol no.92/10LEATHER WORK DISPLAY no.144/4LEATHERSTOCKING See LEYCESTER, A.A.LEAVING CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION no.76/7, no.77/3LEBEN, Herbert Bede (cyclist) no.146/18LECLERE, Elaine, Miss no.84/13LEDGER BOOKKEEPING no.122/6LEE FAMILY no.147/6LEE, (land selector) no.121/15LEE, (nurse) no.113/16LEE, C.A., M.L.A. no.69/8LEE, Clarrie (golden wedding) no.54/8LEE, Florence Ann, Mrs, d.1963 no.28/2LEE, Francis Henry, d.1964 no.32/3LEE, Islay (Olympic sculler) no.66/9, no.119/7LEE, Kevin Francis, d.1974 no.69/5LEE, Marelle (nee MCPHEE, prev. PETERS) no.153/3, no.154/1, no.154/24, no.154/38, no.156/5, no.158/15LEE, Mary, Mrs, d.1968 no.46/13LEE, Ray no.14/3, no.15/2LEE, Sue, Miss no.84/13LEECE, James Andrew, d.1966 no.41/3


153LEECH (bloodsucking insect) no.133/8LEECH’S GULLY (locality) no.144/15LEECHY SCRUB See WILSON PARKLEESON, Arthur William, d.1977 no.82/10LEESON, Eva, Miss, 1900-1975 no.75/10LEESON, Fred (diamond wedding) no.74/13LEESON, Harold, d.1973 no.67/11LEESON, Hilda Amelia, Mrs, 1882-1976 no.61/2; no.78/8LEESON, Horetta Lillian Ada, Miss, 1884-1973 no.68/9LEESON, Isabella, Mrs, d.1964 no.32/3LEESON, L., Mrs no.90/13LEESON, Mary Jane (nee NORTHCOTT), 1859-1938 no.136/13LEESON, Olive Joyce, Mrs, d.1975 no.76/6LEESON, Thomas, d.1962 no.24/4LEESON, Walter Henry, 1898-1969 no.50/12LEESON, William Francis, d.1974 no.72/10LEESON, William John (married Mary J. Northcott) no.136/13LEESON, William, d.1960 no.16/5LEGEND OF KING O’MALLEY no.67/6LEGENDS (Aboriginal & others) no.132/17LEGENDS (defined) no.79/14LEGGE, Stephen (librarian) no.145/15LEGGO, Eric Rowe, d.1976 no.78/8LEGUME [locality] no.84/9, no.90/9LEHMAN, Ellen (nee WHITE) (b.1888) no.88/7, no.96/11LEHMAN, Reg (stock & station agent) no.154/21LEICESTER RIVER See LEYCESTER CREEKLEIDREITER, Clarence Frederick, 1910-1983 no.105/14LEIGH, (sugar mill proprietor) no.109/4LEIS, Francis Edward, 1902-1981 no.98/14LEMAN, G.F. (Committee, Show Society) no.115/16LEMBKE, Mr [music teacher] no.49/10LEMONADE (1872) no.151/5LEMONS (citrus fruit) no.101/6, no.110/11, no.118/14LEMONS, Parson’s See PARSON’S LEMONSLENNON, Mervyn Sydney, 1893-1968 no.47/12LENNOX HEAD no.14/3, no.32/1, no.61/4, 66/4-5, no.77/2, no.83/9, no.99/10, no.136/14, no.137/3, no.154/12, no.158/11LENNOX HEAD - Residents [Ross] no.14/3, no.20/3, no.22/2LENNOX HEAD ARTILLERY RANGE no.154/12LENNOX HEAD HISTORY GROUP no.136/14, no.137/3LENNOX HEAD SCHOOL See SCHOOLSLENS, The, (Lismore High School magazine) no.56/9LEONARD, T. no.82/8LESLIE, Henry, d.1982 no.101/12LESLIE, Kenneth, d.1976 no.78/8LESLIE, Margaret Priscilla, Mrs, d.1973 no.68/9LETHBRIDGE, Robert (cattle Drover) no.155/18LETTER OPENERS no.103/4, no.113/9, no.117/15, no.120/11, no.122/7, no.124/4, no.126/6, no.132/6, no.136/5LETTERPRESS (display old office equipment) no.48/2LEU, A.H. (Goonellabah, 1887) no.138/9 [Mrs?]LEU, Jack (garage proprietor) no.157/11LEVER, (with Munro, sawmillers) no.49/8LEVER, Allen (postmaster, 1932) no.49/8LEVER, Kathleen, Mrs, 1907-1981 no.98/13LEVER, Maria Leslie, Mrs, d.1982 no.103/15LEVER, Walter (postmaster, 1915) no.49/8LEVETT, Bob (school teacher) no.156/18, no.156/20LEVETT, Bob, Mrs See LEVETT, Wendy, Mrs


154LEVETT, R.J. no.30/1, no.34/1, no.37/1, no.38/1, no.42/1, no.45/6, no.46/2, no.50/2, no.52/1, no.54/8, no.55/1, no.56/2-3, no.57/2, no.89/9, no.119/7LEVETT, R.J., Mrs no.53/3LEVETT, Wendy, Mrs no.156/18, no.156/20LEVITT, R.J. See LEVETT, R.J.LEWARNE, Bert (Woodburn) no.67/6LEWIN, M., Dr. (Life Member) no.82/8LEWINS HILLS no.105/8LEWIS, C.S., Professor no.78/2LEWIS, Daniel, 1884-1970 no.53/9LEWIS, Essington (munitions) no.154/33LEWIS, George (ambulance officer, Ballina) no.47/7LEWIS, J.W. (postmaster, 1962) no.47/5LEWIS, Joseph John (Ballina) no.150/7LEWIS, Joseph, Captain no.7/2LEWIS, T.L., M.L.A., Minister for Lands no.46/5LEWIS, Tom (teamster) no.110/6LEWIS, W.A., Mrs (nee JARRETT) no.66/6LEWIS-HUGHES, Joseph H. no.1/1, no.23/1, no.25/2, no.26/2, no.30/1, no.32/1, no.34/1, no.35/1, no.37/1, no.38/1, no.42/1, no.43/1, no.43/3, no.46/1, no.46/5, no.46/12, no.47/3, no.48/4, no.50/2, no.50/15, no.51/2, no.52/1-2, no.59/2, no.73/6, no.135/6, no.156/16, no.156/20LEWIS-HUGHES, Joseph H., Mrs no.48/4LEYCESTER CREEK (originally Durrigan) no.1/2, no.102/9, no.103/9, no.107/5, no.109/9-10, no.117/9, no.121/13LEYCESTER STREET, Lismore no.64/4LEYCESTER, (pioneer) no.21/2LEYCESTER, August (saw miller) no.46/6LEYCESTER, Augustus Adolphus [squatter] no.102/9, no.108/5, no.109/9-10, no.110/16, no.111/15, no.112/21, no.117/11, no.121/13, no.125/3, no.152/6, no.152/8LEYCESTERS CREEK See LEYCESTER CREEKLEYTON (sic) See LAYTONLIBRARIANS no.20/1LIBRARY – Lismore (Public Library established 1944) no.139/13LIBRARY – Lismore (Richmond-Tweed Regional, est. 1974) no.139/11LIBRARY – Lismore (School of Arts established 1882) no.139/13LIBRARY (books from Library of N.S.W.) no.158/8LIBRARY (R.R.H.S.) no.146/14LICKISS, Charlotte Frances, Miss, 1890-1982 no.103/14LICKISS, Daisy Olive, Mrs, 1892-1977 no.83/14LICKISS, Evelyn Violet, Mrs, d.1975 no.76/6LIFE MEMBERSHIP R.R.H.S. no.122/5, no.134/4LIFE MEMBERSHIP, Honorary (R.R.H.S.) no.157/16LIFE OF BISHOP DOYLE, by Mother M. Stanislaus no.93/9LIGHT HORSE REGIMENT no.122/6, no.125/11, no.139/16, no.144/10, no.159/11LIGHT, Alan (Radio 2LM) no.148/14LIGHTHOUSE (place name) no.105/8LIGHTHOUSE HILL, Ballina no.46/5, no.110/6, no.158/11LIGHTHOUSE POINT no.127/6LIGHTHOUSES – Cape Byron no.80/7, no.116/8LIGHTHOUSES – Fingal no.62/14LILLIAN ROCK no.44/9LILLI-PILLI TREE no.130/16LIMES (citrus fruit) no.101/5, no.102/13LIMESTONE (later Ipswich) no.102/7LIMPINWOOD PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSLINCOLN, Bertha Mary, Mrs, 1891-1983 no.105/15LINDENDALE no.71/6LINDSAY VIEW no.47/5LINDSAY, George (Joe), 1892-1970 no.55/5LINDSAY, George, 1886-1968 no.48/14LINDSAY, Ken (pig carrier) no.157/9


155LINDSAY, Matron no.113/16LINDSAY, Norman no.102/8LINDSAY, Raymond John, 1895-1980 no.62/14, no.96/13LINNANE, Vera, Mrs, 1894-1978 no.87/14LINOTYPE (printing invention) no.124/16LIONS CLUBS no.73/9; no.74/10LIONS CLUBS – Lismore no.40/3, no.141/4LIONS CLUBS – Mid-Richmond River (21 years) no.73/9LIONS PARK, Lismore no.103/3LIONSVILLE no.83/4, no.105/12LIOTTA, J., Mrs no.95/9LIPSCOMBE, Stanley (antiques) no.65/2LISETTO, Vittoria, Ms (wedding reception) no.149/4LISMORE no.101/3, no.101/7, no.108/10, no.110/9-11, no.111/6, no.120/9, no.121/15, no.140/10LISMORE & DISTRICT CONTINENTAL SPORTS & REC. CLUB no.34/2LISMORE & DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION no.94/14LISMORE & DISTRICT TRAVEL AGENCY no.53/6LISMORE & DISTRICT WORKERS CLUB no.47/11, no.154/1LISMORE – Industries no.19/3LISMORE – Mayors (Bernstein) no.21/2, no.22/2LISMORE – Mayors (Blair) no.40/1, no.42/1LISMORE – Mayors (Campbell) no.5/1, no.11/1, no.14/1, no.16/1, no.26/2, no.38/1, no.40/3LISMORE – Photographs no.84/14LISMORE (Ireland) no.91/3, no.92/2LISMORE (ship) no.23/3, no.36/2, no.69/14, no.88/10, no.89/6, no.110/6, no.127/7, no.129/15, no.156/19LISMORE A. & I. SOCIETY See SHOWS – LismoreLISMORE AERO CLUB no.48/6, no.54/12LISMORE AERO CLUB See also NORTHERN RIVERS AERO CLUBLISMORE AGRICULTURAL & INDUSTRIAL SOC. See SHOWS – LismoreLISMORE AIRPORT See AIRPORTS –LismoreLISMORE AMBULANCE SERVICES See AMBULANCE SERVICE (Lismore)LISMORE APEX CLUB See APEX CLUBSLISMORE ART GALLERY no.47/10LISMORE ARTS COUNCIL no.47/10LISMORE BASE HOSPITAL See HOSPITALSLISMORE BASE HOSPITAL WOMENS AUXILIARY See HOSPITALSLISMORE BOWLING CLUB no.49/5-6, no.82/7LISMORE BRASS BAND no.49/10, no.134/12LISMORE BUSINESSES See BUSINESSES - LismoreLISMORE BUTCHERING COMPANY [docket] no.24/2LISMORE C.W.A. See C.W.A. – LismoreLISMORE CAMERA CLUB no.8/21, no.78/13, no.82/13LISMORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (75 years) no.70/12LISMORE CHRONICLE no.48/10LISMORE CHURCH OF CHRIST (est.1884) no.75/9LISMORE CITIZENS PROGRESS ASSOCIATION no.47/11LISMORE CITY (established 1946) See LISMORE COUNCILLISMORE CITY COUNCIL See LISMORE COUNCILLISMORE CITY HALL no.33/2, no.158/5LISMORE CITY PIPE BAND See LISMORE PIPE BANDLISMORE CLUB no.159/11LISMORE COMMUNITY BI-CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE no.107/3, no.120/2LISMORE COUNCIL no.13/4, no.20/1, no.23/1, no.29/1, no.33/2, no.34/1, no.36/2-3, no.38/1, no.41/2, no.47/3-4, no.48/5, no.48/9, no.49/6, no.52/2, no.78/10, no.85/11, no.88/5, no.89/8, no.109/2, no.141/4 & 6, no.150/18, no.152/10, no.153/18, no.156/3, no.156/6, no.156/20, no.157/6, no.158/3-4LISMORE COUNCIL – Aldermen (Cynthia Wilson) no.129/17LISMORE COUNCIL – Centenary no.90/5-8, no.95-2, no.98/3LISMORE COUNCIL – Golden Jubilee 1929 (local government, Lismore) no.48/9LISMORE COUNCIL – Staff no.33/2LISMORE COUNCIL CHAMBERS – Goonellabah no.158/6


156LISMORE COUNCIL CHAMBERS – Lismore (1887) no.158/5LISMORE COUNCIL CHAMBERS – Lismore (1928) no.139/13LISMORE COURT HOUSE See COURT HOUSE (Lismore)LISMORE CREMATORIUM See CEMETERIESLISMORE CROQUET CLUB (50 years) no.88/7, no.89/12LISMORE CYCLE CLUB no.81/14LISMORE DIGGERS CHOIR no.38/4LISMORE DISTRICT AMBULANCE See AMBULANCE SERVICELISMORE DISTRICT HOSPITAL See HOSPITALSLISMORE DISTRICT WAR AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE no.154/23LISMORE EVENING POST (newspaper) no.122/13LISMORE EVENING TIMES no.48/10LISMORE GARDEN CLUB (50 years of competitions) no.99/6LISMORE GENERAL CEMETERY See CEMETERIESLISMORE GIRLS HOSTEL (St Andrews) no.152/14, no.153/6LISMORE GIRLS PATRIOTIC LEAGUE no.35/2, no.154/37, no.154/42, no.154/56-57LISMORE GOLDEN JUBILEE, 1929 See LISMORE COUNCILLISMORE GOLF CLUB no.45/4, no.87/13LISMORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL See SCHOOLSLISMORE HIGH SCHOOL See SCHOOLSLISMORE HISTORICAL MUSEUM See R.R.H.S.LISMORE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY no.99/6LISMORE HOSPITAL See HOSPITALS – LismoreLISMORE HOTEL (1890-1965) no.33/2LISMORE HOTEL (formerly Horseshoe Inn) no.151/3, no.151/5LISMORE HOUSE (homestead) no.2/2, no.6/2, no.10/1, no.29/2, no.39/2, no.40/2, no.47/2, no.54/10, no.150/3, no.151/3, no.151/7LISMORE IN ALBA, by Ian Carmichael no.92/1LISMORE IN LOCAL HISTORY (R.R.H.S. broadsheet) no.81/3LISMORE ISLE (Scotland/legends) no.136/5, no.137/17, no.138/15LISMORE JOCKEY CLUB no.159/11LISMORE LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, 1890-1960 no.47/10, no.54/14LISMORE LADY CHORISTERS no.154/57LISMORE LANCERS (Cavalry Unit) See LANCERSLISMORE LIFE SAVING CLUB no.91/6LISMORE LIONS CLUB See LIONS CLUBS - LismoreLISMORE LODGE (McKenzie) no.157/7LISMORE MARIST BROTHERS HIGH SCHOOL See SCHOOLSLISMORE MASONIC LODGE See MASONIC LODGELISMORE MEDICAL CENTRE no.62/4LISMORE MEMORIAL AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB (50 years) no.88/7LISMORE MEMORIAL BATHS no.62/12LISMORE METHODIST CHURCH See METHODIST CHURCHLISMORE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL BUILDING (R.R.H.S. Museum) no.141/2LISMORE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL See LISMORE COUNCILLISMORE MUSICAL FESTIVAL SOCIETY no.49/11, no.63/10-11, no.64/8, no.98/6, no.148/16LISMORE NATIONAL SCHOOL See SCHOOLSLISMORE ONE HUNDRED no.88/5, no.89/2-3LISMORE PARK no.22/2LISMORE PHILHARMONIC CHOIR no.38/4, no.154/57LISMORE PIPE BAND no.47/10, no.94/8, no.154/29LISMORE PONY CLUB no.48/13LISMORE POST OFFICE no.62/3, no.84/14, no.94/12LISMORE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH See PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHLISMORE PRESENTATION CONVENT See ST MARYS PRESENTATION CONVENTLISMORE PRIVATE CLINIC no.159/13LISMORE PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSLISMORE QUOTA CLUB no.47/10LISMORE R.S.L. WOMENS AUXILIARY no.47/10LISMORE RAILWAY STATION no.62/4, no.146/3, no.147/17


157LISMORE REGIONAL LIBRARY See RICHMOND-TWEED REGIONAL LIBRARYLISMORE REGIONAL MUSEUM See R.R.H.S.LISMORE ROTARY CLUB See ROTARY CLUBSLISMORE ROWING CLUB no.91/6, no.119/7LISMORE SCOTTISH RIFLES no.117/13LISMORE SCOUT GROUP See SCOUTS & CUBSLISMORE SHOW SOCIETY See SHOWS - LismoreLISMORE SISTER CITY (Yamato Takada, Japan) no.151/12LISMORE SKILL CENTRE no.154/1LISMORE SPEEDWAY no.141/17LISMORE SPRINGTIME FIESTA no.78/13LISMORE STATION (property) no.2/2, no.6/2, no.10/1, no.29/2, no.39/2, no.40/2, no.47/2, no.54/10, no.82/4, no.84/2, no.85/11, no.87/3, no.90/3, no.98/11, no.116/15, no.117/13, no.127/17, no.150/3, no.151/3, no.151/7, no.158/5, no.158/15LISMORE STREET DIRECTORY no.103/10LISMORE SUPERIOR PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSLISMORE TAFE COLLEGE See TECHNICAL COLLEGESLISMORE TEACHERS COLLEGE [later N.R.C.A.E.] no.53/3, no.57/6, no.59/2, no.62/4, no.63/2, no.66/7, no.70/9, no.71/7, no.75/14LISMORE TEACHERS See SCHOOL TEACHERSLISMORE TECHNICAL COLLEGE See TECHNICAL COLLEGESLISMORE TENNIS CLUB (50 years) no.73/9LISMORE TURF CLUB (est. 1919) no.46/4, no.152/9LISMORE VILLAGE (1856) no.158/4LISMORE WALLAROO RUGBY LEAGUE no.47/7LISMORE WORKERS CLUB See LISMORE & DISTRICT WORKERS CLUBLISMORE, Isle of (Loch Linnhe, Scotland) no.90/3, no.92/1, no.92/3LISMORE: From Cattle Station to City no.158/3LISMORE: Queen City of the North (Lismore Station) no.158/5, no.158/15LISMORE: THE STORY OF A NORTH COAST CITY, ed. by Ryan no.91/7, no.92/6, no.99/2LISMORE-TWEED RAILWAY no.84/14LISTER, John William, 1887-1980 no.78/7, no.93/14LISTON, Carol, Dr. (R.A.H.S.) no.134/5LITCHFIELD, Alice, Miss See FRANCIS, Alice (nee LITCHFIELD)LITTLE REEF no.85/9LITTLE RIVER See EVANS RIVERLITTLE, George (golden wedding) no.52/13LITTLE, Georgina Helena (Jean), Mrs, 1901-1982 no.102/16LITTLE, J., Mrs (b.1884) no.74/13LITTLE, Jessie Sarah, Mrs , 1878-1968 no.47/12LITTLE, Juliet Agnes, Mrs, d.1977 no.81/11LITTLE, R.H. (postmaster, 1912) no.49/7LITTLE, Sarah Elizabeth (nee GOODWIN), 1884-1972 no.61/8LITTLE, Sarah Elizabeth (nee SOMERVILLE), 1890-1981 no.99/12LITTLE, Walter, d.1963 no.26/4LITTLE, William Frederick, d.1962 no.22/4LIVERMORE, E.D.A. (postmaster, 1932) no.46/9LIVERMORE, Stan no.111/2, no.114/3LIVESTOCK CARRIERS no.133/16LIVESTOCK SALES no.158/5LIVINGSTONE FAMILY (farmers, Wyrallah) no.117/7LIVINGSTONE, Alastair, Baron (Isle of Lismore) no.92/3LIVINGSTONE, Catherine (bequest, R.A.H.S.) no.118/4, no.157/15LIVINGSTONE, Catherine Jane, Miss (arrived Australia 1849) no.122/6LIVINGSTONE, Douglas (golden wedding anniversary) no.106/14LIVINGSTONE, Jim no.96/3LIZARDS no.111/12LIZARDS ON THE RICHMOND no.141/17LLEWELLYN, Alice (b.1887) no.81/13, no.82/8LLEWELLYN, Lydia Alicia Hilda (nee MCKEE), d.1965 no.37/3


158LLEWELLYN, V., d.1961 no.21/5LLOYD & BILBY BROS (Sydney) no.66/11LOADSMAN, Kath, Miss no.139/18LOADSTONE SAWMILL no.154/39LOANE, Marcus, Archbishop of Sydney no.43/5LOBB, (members, R.R.H.S.) no.103/11LOBB, M. (teacher) B4-p.319LOCAL GEMSTONE AND MINERAL DEPOSITS (R.R.H.S. pamphlet) no.81/3LOCAL GOVERNMENT no.10/2, no.81/12LOCAL GOVERNMENT – New South Wales no.80/5LOCAL HISTORY AND HOW TO GATHER IT, by Parker no.5/2LOCH NESS MONSTER no.132/17LOCHIEL HOSPITAL See HOSPITALSLOCHIEL NURSING HOME See HOSPITALSLOCK, Doug (35 years saddler, retired) no.95/9LOCK, Ethel Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1981 no.100/18LOCK, J. (golden wedding) no.93/8LOCK, James, d.1969 no.51/14LOCK, John Frederick, 1911-1981 no.100/18LOCK, Walter Freddie, d.1982 no.102/16LOCKETT, W. Ald. no.115/16, no.119/9LOCKHART, Rebecca Louise, Mrs, 1881-1967 no.42/4LOCKHART, William Edward C.J., 1902-1972 no.61/8LOCKREY, Theodora, Mrs, 1895-1982 no.102/16LOCKTON, Alice Amelia (nee BREWER), c.1871-1921 no.72/6LOCKTON, Alice Mary, Miss, 1897-1955 (nursing sister) no.72/6-7, no.113/16LOCKTON, Anita (b.1906) no.72/6LOCKTON, Charles, 1899-1984 no.72/6-7LOCKTON, Emily May, Miss, 1894-1997 (music teacher) no.62/14, no.72/6-7LOCKTON, Ernest, 1892-1892 no.72/6LOCKTON, Ian (teacher) no.42/2LOCKTON, Jean See CLARK, Jean (nee LOCKTON)LOCKTON, William Henry, 1891-1891 no.72/6LOCKTON, William, c.1857-1933 no.72/6-7LOCKWOOD, Rupert (author: Black Armada) no.152/3LODGE ALSTONVILLE [no.259] (est.1909) no.76/12LODGE, Daisy, Mrs, d.1980 no.94/13LODGE, I., Miss (50 years, P.A.F.S.) no.98/9LOFTS, (cedar-getter) no.65/3LOFTS, Alby no.49/4LOFTS, Florence Mona, Mrs, d.1979 no.91/12LOFTS, Mary Anne (nee EDWARDS), 1865-1958 no.10/6LOFTS, Mrs (Ma), d.1976 no.79/8LOFTUS, Alfred, Sir, d.1961 no.95/13, no.101/9, no.104/18LOFTUS, Lord (Governor of Victoria) no.95/13LOFTVILLE no.10/6, no.88/8, no.118/3LOG RAFTS no.109/5LOGAN (property, Clark Irving) no.44/9LOGAN BRIDGE (Ghinni Ghi) no.46/3LOGAN RIVER no.102/7LOGAN, Captain (Moreton Bay Penal Settlement) no.141/10LOLLBACK, John Richmond, 1906-1980 no.94/13LOLLBACK, Margaret Ellen (nee AINSWORTH) (b.1890) no.93/8LOMAS, Edward Richard, d.1979 no.91/12LOMAX, Philip James Rhodes, d.1980 (solicitor) no.95/7, no.150/14, no.157/7LOMAX, William (ship's mate) no.4/2, no.149/5LONDON NEWS (newspaper) no.17/3LONDON, Mick (school teacher) no.150/13LONEY, J.K. (author) no.80/11, no.104/7LONG, Frederick Thomas, d.1965 no.35/4


159LONGREACH HALL OF FAME no.130/8LONGWORTH, Roland Edward, Dr., 1890-1961 no.133/5, no.159/10LONGWORTH, Roland Edward, Mrs See LONGWORTH, Vera, MrsLONGWORTH, Vera, Mrs no.159/10LOPEZ, Mary Jane Brand de Bertodano (nee WILSON), 1841-1882 no.89/3 no.117/5LOPEZ, Ramon Edward de Bertodano no.117/5LOPEZ, Ramon Edward de Bertodano, Mrs See LOPEZ, Mary Jane Brand de Bertodano (nee WILSON)LOQUAT (fruit) no.110/11LOQUAT (timber for craft) no.101/4LORD, A.M., Rev. (president, NSW Baptist Union) no.42/2, no.43/8LORD, Edward (Sydney merchant) no.147/12LORD, John (grazier) no.147/13LOST ECHO: the story of the Richmond 1910, by Rev. James Green no.18/2, no.129/9LOTTIE STEWART HOSPITAL See HOSPITALSLOUGHMAN, Frank (49 years, P.M.G. Department) no.79/9LOUISE DALEY ROOM, Museum See R.R.H.S.LOVATIN, Francis, Rev. Fr. No.46/6LOVE, Constance (Cynthia) See WILSON, Constance (Cynthia) (nee LOVE)LOVE, John, d.1963 no.26/4LOVE, Nigel, Captain (aviator) no.48/5, no.54/12LOVETT BROTHERS (3 enlisted in World War II) no.154/7LOVETT, Charlie, Sgt. (World War II) no.154/47LOVETT, Cyril, d.1941 (World War II) no.154/13LOVETT, Judy, Miss no.154/13LOVETT, William (diamond wedding) no.86/9LOWE, E.J. (golden wedding) no.83/5, no.123/4LOWE, James William, d.1964 no.32/3LOWE, Violetta May, Mrs, 1905-1982 no.104/14LOWEKE, Alan George, d.1980 no.95/12LOWER BOOERIE CREEK SCHOOL See SCHOOLSLOWER TWEED RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.114/6, no.121/4, no.122/17, no.132/9LOWES BRIDGE, Dyraaba no.40/3LOWREY, Annabella, Mrs (90 years) no.39/3LOWREY, Dunbar no.146/9-10LOWREY, Dunbar, Mrs See LOWREY, Hazel (nee SOMMERLAD)LOWREY, Hazel (nee SOMMERLAD), 1905-1990 no.144/13, no.145/6, no.146/9-10LUCAS, Clive (National Trust) no.60/3LUCAS, G.A. (police inspector) no.154/17LUCAS, Lorna, Mrs (custodian, R.R.H.S.) no.150/11LUCY ANN (ship) no.11/3LUDLOW, William James, d.1978 no.85/13LUGGAGE (varieties) no.146/4LULHAM, E.J. (golden wedding anniversary) no.104/12LULHAM, Patrick, d.1966 no.38/4LUMLEY PARK, Alstonville no.56/3, no.86/7, no.113/17, no.121/5-6LUMLEY PART, Alstonville – Museum See R.R.H.S.LUMLEY, Alice Jessie, Mrs, 1895-1968 no.46/13LUMLEY, Clarence Paul, d.1977 no.83/14LUMLEY, Clarence T., d.1917 (killed W.W.I.) no.121/6LUMLEY, Clarice (sic) See LUMLEY, Clarence T.LUMLEY, David (golden wedding) no.87/13LUMLEY, Elizabeth (nee FORD), 1872-1967 no.42/3LUMLEY, Heather, Mrs, d.1976 no.78/8LUMLEY, Louisa May, Mrs, 1885-1982 no.74/13, no.104/14LUMLEY, Margaret, Mrs, d.1964 no.32/3LUMLEY, Raymond Victor, d.1978 no.88/9LUNEY, Edward (school teacher) no.70/10LUNNEY, William D. (Bill) (author) no.141/18, no.142/16, no.143/14, no.145/15, no.154/17LURNEA PRIVATE HOSPITAL See HOSPITALSLUX RADIO THEATRE no.148/16


160LYNCH, Alberta Beatrice Elizabeth, Mrs, 1884-1967 no.44/6LYNCH, Charles Luke, d.1963 no.27/4LYNCH, David Bruce, d.1971 (Jersey Park) no.59/11LYNCH, Mary, Mrs (assisted immigrant) no.152/7LYNCH, Thomas (arrived Richmond River, 1844) no.43/7, no.147/15, no.152/7LYNCH, Thomas, Mrs See LYNCH, Mary, MrsLYNDON, Clarrie (motor cyclist) no.144/8LYNE, Mary Bernard, Sister, d.1968 no.45/9LYNE, William, Sir no.113/5LYNN BROS. (mail contractors 1920) no.134/1LYNN, Arthur Cecil, d.1966 no.40/4LYNN, David John, 1898-1968 no.48/14LYNN, James (mail contractor 1920) no.134/1LYNN, Walter (mail contractor 1920) no.134/1LYNWOOD METHODIST CHURCH See METHODIST CHURCHLYNWOOD METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL See METHODIST CHURCHLYREBIRDS no.109/9, no.141/5LYSAGHTS SAWMILL, Kunghur Creek no.91/9LYTTLE, R., Captain (Ballina pilot, 1919-1936) no.84/9, no.128/7, no.128/13

M.G.TEAROOMS (1920) no.127/13M.U.I.O.O.F. LOYAL RICHMOND LODGE no.85 (centenary) no.91/8MACADAMIA NUT (timber for craft) no.101/4MACADAMIA NUT INDUSTRY no.72/4, no.121/9, no.122/6, no.123/10, no.125/15, no.126/12, no.157/13MAC See also MCMACGREGOR, William, Sir (Governor of Queensland) no.145/7MACGUIRE, Joe See MAGUIRE, JoeMACHIN, David, d.1979 no.91/12MACHINERY MAINTENANCE (Museum) no.94/14MACKAY CLAN (Scotland & Australia) no.138/16MACKAY, E.W. (auctioneer) no.114/7MACKAY, J. (members, R.R.H.S.) no.103/11MACKAY (locality, Queensland) no.103/7MACKELLAR, Alexander (J.P., 1855) no.105/17, no.112/21MACKENZIE See also MCKENZIEMACKENZIE, Charles Percival (shire clerk/musician) no.49/11, no.126/4-126/5MACKENZIE, Charles, Mrs (mayoress) See MCKENZIE, Esther (nee BERNARD)MACKIE, David (Dick), 1890-1973 no.66/10MACKIE, M.B.D. (postmaster, 1963) no.46/9MACKNEY, B.A. no.117/10MACKNEY, Mabel Irene, Mrs, d.1975 no.75/10MACKNEY, Mary, Mrs (sports oval) no.100/12, no.153/17MACKNEY, Richard Dennis, 1904-1981 no.100/17MACKRELL, Jack (teacher) no.150/15, no.155/17MACKRELL, Marjorie Ida Garland (nee REDHEAD), 1898-1981 no.99/13MACLEAN & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.66/9-10, no.71/2-3, no.73/5, no.74/4, no.79/6-7MACLEAN (originally Rocky Mouth) no.46/6, no.47/7, no.71/2-3; no.77/10; no.79/6, no.104/16, no.113/3MACLEAY (ship) no.7/3MACLEAY RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.15/2, no.19/3, no.28/1, no.143/7, no.156/12MACPHERSON RANGE no.158/8MACROBERT, Mrs (Blood Bank) See MACROBERT, Nell (nee VIDLER)MACROBERT, Nell (nee VIDLER) no.154/58-59MADDEN, Doris, Mrs no.86/4, no.86/7MADDEN, Eileen Mary, Miss, d.1965 no.35/3MAGARRY, Percy Edward, 1903-1982 no.75/9, no.101/12MAGDALEN, by Dorothy Kinny no.107/13MAGEE, Captain no.78/10MAGELLAN STREET, Lismore no.63/4, no.108/2, no.128/15MAGGIE MOORE’S TAVERN no.151/5MAGIC PUDDING, The, by Norman Lindsay no.102/8


161MAGISTRATES – Lismore no.24/1MAGNA CARTA (facsimile) no.133/3MAGNAY, Bert (golden wedding anniversary) no.103/11MAGNAY, M. (cyclist) no.146/16MAGNAY, Tom (wedding anniversary) no.94/10, no.114/12MAGNER, David Amberos, 1885-1967 no.42/4MAGNET (river steamer) no.89/6, no.108/3, no.108/7, no.113/6, no.118/15, no.128/13MAGUIRE See also MCGUIREMAGUIRE, Annie, Miss, d.1974 no.33/2, no.46/8, no.72/10, no.117/17MAGUIRE, Charles Edward, Rev. Fr. (Lismore 1947) no.159/8MAGUIRE, Joe no.66/11, no.94/3MAGUIRES CREEK (Alstonville) no.111/10MAHAFFEY, Michelle, Miss no.84/13MAHER, Amby (drover) no.133/16MAHER, Daniel, 1902-1981 no.98/14MAHER, Daniel Thomas, 1908-1969 no.49/15MAHER, Ellen Mary, Mrs, 1874-1975 no.69/10, no.73/11MAHER, R., Mrs no.87/4MAHER, Wally (Papal medallist) no.75/9MAHJONG (board game) no.158/10MAHOGANY (timber – white & red) no.121/6MAHOMET, Charlie (Indian cattle dealer) no.112/17, no.132/8MAHOMET, Shah (cattle dealer) no.112/17, no.132/8MAIDEN, M.J. (Mort) no.78/1, no.78/12, no.79/7, no.80/9-10, no.81/1, no.85/5, no.86/5, no.101/1, no.104/7MAIDENHEAD STATION [Griffiths school held there] no.82/4, no.108/5, no.109/9MAIL SERVICES no.4/2, no.46/7, no.46/9, no.47/4, no.49/8, no.51/9, no.56/5, no.65/10, no.70/8, no.78/13, no.93/1, no.102/7-8, no.120/9, no.134/1, no.151/7, no.153/15, no.154/52, no.157/16MAIL SERVICES See also POSTAL SERVICESMAIN ARM (Mullumbimby) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH See PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHMAIN ARM (Richmond River) no.45/3MAIN CAMP STATION no.101/11, no.131/14MAISTER, A.J. no.111/16MAIZE CULTIVATION no.81/4, no.111/14, no.113/11, no.117/7, no.118/17, no.147/4, no.147/15MAIZE GROVE (property) no.9/2MAKINGS, F. no.22/1MALE, Ethel, Miss, 1890-1976 no.79/8MALE, G.J.H. (Tom), 1902-1978 no.85/13MALIN, Harold Denison, d.1975 no.76/6MALLAM, Clive (50 years in business) no.69/10MALLAM, Grace Emily, Miss, 1887-1978 no.88/9MALLAN, Harold, d.1965 no.34/3MALLANGANEE – History no.84/8MALLANGANEE CATHOLIC CHURCH See CATHOLIC CHURCHMALLET, William no.151/5MALLETT, Raymond Wallace, 1909-1981 no.98/13MALLETT, Thomas Richard, d.1968 no.48/14, no.156/4MALLETT, William (Gundurimba & The Risk) no.111/17MALLETT, William, 1868-1959 no.5/1, no.10/4, no.12/3MALLON, J. no.101/10MALLON, Robyn, Mrs (flautist) no.141/6MALONE, Ellen Mary, Mrs, 1888-1968 no.48/14MALONE, Thomas Francis, 1896-1980 no.95/12MALONEY, Beryl Esther, Mrs, 1905-1982 no.101/12MALONEY, Edward Matthew, d.1964 no.31/2MALONEY, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1898-1969 no.49/15MALONEY, Mary Fidelis, Sister (golden jubilee) no.80/12MALONEY, Nell no.159/8MALONEY, Rachel, Mrs, 1886-1973 no.65/9MALUTA, George, 1905-1985 no.114/9MALUTA, Gina, Miss See PELLARIN, Gina (nee MALUTA)


162MALUTA, John A. no.16.1, no.20/1, no.21/2, no.23/1, no.26/1, no.33/2, no.34/1, no.37/1, no.38/1, no.40/1, no.41/2, no.42/1, no.43/1, no.43/3, no.43/5, no.44/2, no.45/2, no.46/1, no.48/3, no.85/2, no.156/10, no.156/13, no.156/15, no.156/18MALUTA, R. no.13/1MAMELUKE (horse) no.102/5MANCHESTER ITEMS (price) no.48/8MANDARINS (fruit) no.110/11MANEWELL, F. no.87/4MANGLESON, L. (golden wedding anniversary) no.120/11MANGO (timber for craft) no.101/4MANIFOLD SCHOOL, Bentley See SCHOOLSMANIFOLD SOLDIER SETTLEMENT no.127/12MANN, Arthur (Motor Drome Speedway) no.144/9MANN, Claude, Mrs (music teacher) no.97/13MANNING, Frank, 1893-1967 no.43/10MANNING, Pam (Radio 2LM) no.148/14MANPOWER OFFICE (World War II) no.154/50MANPOWER SHORTAGE (Ambulance) See AMBULANCEMANWARING, Glenda (nee SAUL) no.149/15MANYWEATHERS See also MENYWEATHERMANYWEATHERS, Beryl Runa Constance (nee DOUST) no.67/2; no.77/2, no.87/13, no.100/2, no.122/7MANYWEATHERS, Harriett (nee MCKAY)(mother of Richmond) no.27/4, no.54/8, no.59/1, no.60/12MANYWEATHERS, Richmond William, d.1989 no.16/1, no.26/2, no.37/1, no.38/1, no.42/1, no.44/3, no.50/10, no.54/8, no.59/1, no.78/7, no.79/6, no.81/2, no.84/7-8, no.86/6, no.89/2, no.93/1, no.95/3, no.96/2, no.98/1, no.100/5, no.102/14, no.106/14, no.107/5, no.110/2, no.124/4, no.130/14, no.135/3MANYWEATHERS, Richmond William, Mrs See MANYWEATHERS, Beryl Runa Constance (nee DOUST)MAPS – Alstonville no.103/4MAPS – R.R.H.S. Index no.159/14MAPS – Richmond River District (cover of Bulletin) no.85/14, no.86/14MAPS – Richmond River District (R.R.H.S. Dossier) no.97/3MAPS, Cadastral See PARISH MAPSMAPS, Military no.146/15MAPS, Parish – Conservation (R.R.H.S.) no.152/17MAPS, Parish See PARISH MAPSMAPS, Topographical See TOPOGRAPHICAL MAPSMARANGON, Joseph Altobello (Joe), d.1966 no.12/2, no.39/3, no.49/6MARANO, Dr. (Italian consul) no.49/14MARANOA REST HOME FOR AGED no.158/13MARANTI (timber for craft) no.101/4MARCUS CLARK FURNITURE STORE no.128/16MAREE, Monsee (fruiterer) no.110/18MARGARET AND MARY (ship) no.36/2MARIE MACKNEY OVAL no.100/12MARINE TERRDO BORERS no.108/3MARIST BROTHERS no.55/3MARIST BROTHERS HIGH SCHOOL, Lismore See SCHOOLSMARIST BROTHERS OLD BOYS RUGBY LEAGUE CLUB (65 years)no.81/13MARITIME MUSEUM, Ballina See BALLINA MARITIME MUSEUMMARITIME SERVICES BOARD no.128/14MARK TWAIN, pseud. See TWAIN, Mark, pseud.MARKET GARDENING, Italian no.149/4MARKET GARDENS (North Lismore) no.138/3MARKS, Florence Mary, Mrs, d.1968 no.47/12MARKS, J.D., Dr. no.12/2MARKS, J.K., Dr. no.13/1MARLO, C.W. (golden wedding) no.55/8MAROM CREEK no.72/3MAROZIN, Amelia, Miss, d.1978 no.86/11MARQUIS DE RAYS See DU BREIL, Charles BonaventureMARRIAGE CELEBRATIONS no.133/8


163MARRIAGE RECORDS (microfiche) no.146/15MARRIAGE SERVICE no.118/13MARRIED WOMEN’S TEACHERS ACT no.158/7MARSDEN, no.156/4MARSDEN, Alfred, d.1982 no.104/14MARSDEN, Beryl Alexandrina, Mrs, d.1981 no.97/12MARSDEN, Samuel, Rev. no.50/3MARSH, (farmer, Findon Creek) no.143/16, no.154/18MARSH, Christine, Mrs (postmistress, Tatham) no.112/10MARSH, George, d.1957 no.6/3MARSH, Irene Gladys, Mrs, 1896-1982 no.103/15MARSH, Thomas (golden wedding) no.94/10MARSH, William Edward (Dick), 1905-1982 no.102/17MARSHALL, Peter no.144/4MARSHALL, Robert no.61/10-11MARSHALL, Rose, Mrs, 1894-1968 no.48/15MARSHALL, Ruby Miriam Jane, Mrs, 1900-1980 no.94/13MARSHALLS FALLS (Alstonville) no.130/16MARTIN BROS. (electricians) no.130/11MARTIN, Albert Miles, 1885-1970 no.53/9MARTIN, Anastasia Charlotte, Mrs, 1888-1979 no.89/13MARTIN, Annie Louise, Mrs, 1892-1981 no.94/10, no.100/17MARTIN, Cecil (electrician) no.130/11MARTIN, Chris (nee KIRKLAND) no.13/3MARTIN, Dorothy (soprano) no.143/13MARTIN, Isabella May, Mrs, d.1979 no.91/12MARTIN, J. (show jumping rider) no.135/12MARTIN, Jack (engineer) no.154/32MARTIN, Keith Kendall, 1891-1959 no.13/3MARTIN, Keith Kendall, Mrs (Pearces Creek) no.77/12MARTIN, Leith no.133/4, no.148/4MARTIN, Ray, 1909-1982 no.103/16MARTIN, Selwyn (Tuncester) no.114/7MARTIN, Tom (electrician) no.119/10, no.130/11MARTIN, Violet Napier, d.1964 no.32/3MARTINS SUGAR MILL, Fisher Creek no.5/3MARTINUZZI FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14MARTINUZZI, Sam, d.1962 [New Italy] no.23/4MARTYN, Joyce, Miss [Murwillumbah] no.12/2, no.13/1MARWICK, William, d.1966 no.37/4MARWOOD, Bill no.150/15, no.155/17MARY ANN (ship) no.43/6, no.44/7MARY MADDEN MEMORIAL PARK, Casino no.96/2, no.97/12MARYVILLE (property of Thomas Small) no.44/9MASON, (mercer, with Hague) no.110/4MASON, Alma Florence Grace, Mrs, d.1980 no.93/14MASON, Bill [Wyrallah] no.55/2, no.75/3, no.122/7, no.124/17, no.133/3, no.134/8, no.146/13, no.155/18MASON, Charles William (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5MASON, Charles William, Jnr. (Bill) no.108/14, no.109/14, no.112/15, no.114/9MASON, Catherine Ann, Mrs no.150/18, no.155/18MASON, Charles (livestock carrier) no.133/16MASON, Daniel no.49/6MASON, Isabella Josephine, Mrs, 1899-1979 no.92/14MASON, John William (Bill) no.96/3, no.98/1-2, no.100/5, no.100/9, no.100/14MASON, Paul (solicitor) no.157/8MASON, Robert James, 1909-1982 no.103/14MASON, Thomas Gwynne (Gwynne), d.1993 (science lecturer) no.150/18MASON, Thomas Gwynne, Mrs See MASON, Catherine Ann, MrsMASON, William (Bill) no.102/3, no.103/2, no.104/10, no.105/5, no.112/15, no.113/14, no.114/15, no.120/10MASONIC LODGE, Brunswick (est. 1903) no.87/13


164MASONIC LODGE, Lismore (est.1879) no.71/8, no.91/6MASSEY, Thomas Henry (musician) no.49/10-11MASSY-GREENE, Walter, Sir, d.1952 no.83/6, no.126/4, no.126/5MASTERMAN, P.W. (postmaster, Nimbin) no.47/5MASTERTON, Patrick James, d.1961 no.22/4MASTIF, Bruce no.85/9MATHERS ARCADE no.131/13MATHERS, Ellen Elizabeth (nee MCLEAN), 1896-1973 no.65/9MATHERS, Henry George (Harry), d.1984 (golden wedding) no.53/6MATHISON, A. (Kyogle) no.98/9, no.118/6MATHISON, Eileen Esther, Mrs, d.1982 no.104/14MATHISON, Hunter Rolf, d.1981 no.99/13MATRICULANTS – Lismore no.76/7, no.77/3MATTHEWS FAMILY REUNION no.90/11MATTHEWS, Alick (golden wedding) no.65/10MATTHEWS, James Albert, 1903-1982 no.103/14MATTHEWS, Jane, Mrs (Rosebank) no.90/11MATTHEWS, Robert (Rosebank) no.90/11MATTHEWS, Robert Henry, d.1966 no.38/4MATTHEWS, Robert, Mrs See MATTHEWS, Jane, MrsMAUNSELL, Margaret, Mrs, 1879-1969 no.49/15MAUNSELL, Robert Jasper, 1879-1973 no.65/9MAXWELL, Edna Adelle, Mrs, d.1978 no.86/11MAXWELL, G. no.49/6MAXWELL, Lylas Fleada, Mrs, d.1964 no.31/3MAY, Leonard Charles, d.1965 no.33/3MAYES, Patricia, Mrs (Lismore, Ireland) no.91/3MAYFLOWER (sailed to North America, 1620) no.111/18MAYNE, Henry [Fairymount Station] no.4/2MAYPOLE DANCE no.121/20MAZZER FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14MAZZER, A.H. (Tony), d.1962 no.23/3MAZZER, Mr & Mrs (Byron Bay) no.82/8MCALARY, Kenneth Stratton (solicitor) no.150/13, no.157/7MCALARY, Kenneth Stratton, Mrs See MCALARY, Nola (nee YATES)MCALARY, Nola (nee YATES) no.150/13, no.157/7MCALLISTER, Billy no.154/56MCALLISTER, Rachel Scott, Mrs, 1897-1968 no.45/9MCALPINE, (school teacher) no.82/4MCANDREW, (shopkeeper) no.102/13MCANDREW, (Tregeagle) no.142/12MCANDREW, A.T. (golden wedding) no.41/3MCANDREW, James Alexander, 1876-1969 no.52/11MCANELLY, Charles, d.1966 no.40/4MCANELLY, Neil Eugene, 1895-1971 no.58/5MCARTHUR, John (wool grower) no.46/10MCAULAY, A.D. (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5MCAULAYS LEAD (gold mine) no.66/9MCAULIFFE, Joseph, 1901-1978 no.86/11MCAULIFFE, Sarah Elizabeth, Mrs, 1876-1967 no.44/6MCBRIDE, Annie P., Mrs, 1883-1969 no.51/14MCBRIEN, Annie Isabel, Mrs, 1889-1974 no.69/5MCBRIEN, James Patrick, 1880-1974 no.72/10MCBRYDE, Isabel, Professor no.29/1, no.43/5, no.57/13, no.59/14, no.89/3MCBURNEY, Emily, Miss no.81/14, no.94/10, no.99/2, no.147/18, no.159/14MCBURNEY, J. (life member, R.R.H.S.) no.104/13MCBURNEY, Yvonne, Mrs no.93/5MCCABE, Clem, 1910-1981 no.100/17MCCABE, T., Most Rev., Bishop of Wollongong no.48/12, no.50/6MCCALLUM, (school teacher, Tullera) no.139/7


165MCCALLUM, R. (fishing) no.49/12MCCALLUM, Reginald, 1912-1982 no.104/14MCCANN FAMILY no.147/6MCCANN, E.M., Mrs no.85/8MCCANN, R., Sgt. (Mullumbimby) no.81/9MCCARTHY, Justin (Northern weekly) no.12/2, no.48/10MCCARTHY, Lucy Mabel, Mrs, 1890-1967 no.43/9MCCARTNEY, (hotelier, Bewers Hill) no.112/7MCCARTNEY, James, 1889-1982 no.103/15MCCAUGHEY, Gordon, d.1975 no.75/10MCCAUGHEY, Hamilton Gordon, d.1981 no.60/7, no.98/14MCCAUGHEY, J. (golden wedding) no.80/12, no.120/11MCCAUGHY, H. no.5/3MCCLEAR, May Leonie, Mrs, d.1965 no.34/3MCCLEAR, William Henry, d.1965 no.35/3MCCLELLAND, Edith May, Mrs, d.1962 no.22/4MCCLELLAND, Flore Ellen, Mrs, 1886-1971 no.57/10MCCOLL, Donald McCowell, 1909-1981 no.98/14MCCONNELL, Arthur Eric, d.1983 no.105/14MCCONNELL, J., Mrs no.86/7MCCONNELL, John, Rev. no.66/4, no.117/13-14, no.118/13, no.133/8MCCONNELL, Lily Agnes, Miss, 1897-1970 no.56/12MCCORMACK, G. no.51/7MCCORMACK, John Vincent, 1899-1970 no.56/11MCCORMACK, Miriam (nee HAYNES) no.26/2MCCORMACK, O. no.26/2MCCORMICK, Bill no.123/5MCCOSH, Catherine (nee GARDINER) See GRIFFITHS, Catherine (nee GARDINER; prev. MCCOSH)MCCOSH, John no.106/13MCCOSH, Matilda (nee HEWITSON) no.106/13MCCOWAN, (proprietor, Bolivia Change Station, Cobb & Co.) no.134/16MCCOWAN, J. no.67/2MCCOY, C.J. (teacher, Alstonville) no.131/6MCCULLOCH, R.N., Mrs no.30/1, no.31/2, no.34/1, no.37/2, no.38/1, no.39/1, no.42/1, no.46/2MCCULLY, Anne, Mrs, 1886-1970 no.53/9MCCURDY FAMILY no.147/6MCCURDY, Gaisford no.94/4MCCUTCHEON, James, 1907-1981 no.99/13MCDERMID FAMILY REUNION no.141/18MCDERMID, Jess, Mrs no.141/18MCDERMOTT, Francis Roch, d.1989 no.47/3, no.82/2, no.130/11, no.131/13, no.135/3 & 5MCDERMOTT, J. Victor, 1909-1990 no.137/16, no.138/16MCDERMOTT, Mary Eleanor (nee CHISHOLM), d.1973 (pianist) no.65/7MCDERMOTT, Thomas (storekeeper, established 1889) no.113/8, no.131/13, no.133/6MCDERMOTT, William Frederick, d.1960 (storekeeper) no.9/1, no.18/2, no.131/13MCDERMOTT’S DEPARTMENT STORE no.149/4MCDONAGH, Herbert, d.1967 no.41/4MCDONALD, A. (golden wedding anniversary) no.116/16MCDONALD, Alan, 1894-1977 no.84/12MCDONALD, Alexander (baptised 1844) no.85/12, no.118/13MCDONALD, Alice Lilian, Mrs, d.1978 no.85/13MCDONALD, Annie Maud, Mrs, d.1965 no.36/4MCDONALD, B. (Lismore, diamond wedding anniversary) no.123/4MCDONALD, Brian (Strathfield Historical Society) no.91/2MCDONALD, Charlotte no.85/12MCDONALD, Christine (Tina, Tein), Miss no.102/1, no.103/1, no.103/3MCDONALD, D. (committee, Show Society) no.115/16MCDONALD, D.I. (historian) no.100/15MCDONALD, Don no.85/5MCDONALD, Dorothy Catherine, Mrs, 1907-1981 no.100/17


166MCDONALD, Elizabeth Anne See BARNARD, Elizabeth Anne (nee MCDONALD)MCDONALD, Elizabeth, Miss (nurse) See BARNARD, Elizabeth Anne (nee MCDONALD)MCDONALD, Esther A., Mrs, 189-1985 no.89/12, no.93/8, no.100/12, no.102/12, no.105/13, no.113/10MCDONALD, George James (Lands Commissioner) no.83/8MCDONALD, Harold, 1892-1968 [Murwillumbah] no.48/13MCDONALD, J. (Manager, York Station) no.147/14MCDONALD, J., Mrs (Dyraaba) no.64/2-3MCDONALD, Janet (baptised 1844) no.118/13MCDONALD, John Duncan, d.1958 no.9/2MCDONALD, Keith, Rev. no.85/12MCDONALD, Lucy Jane, Mrs, 1888-1983 no.105/14MCDONALD, Naomi Agnes, Mrs, 1882-1968 no.48/15MCDONALD, Norma, Matron (World War II) no.154/8MCDONALD, Norman Donald, 1902-1972 no.63/11MCDONALD, Patrick (adventurer) no.143/9MCDONALD, Peter (retired) no.103/6MCDONALD, Tein, Miss See MCDONALD, Christine (Tina, Tein), MissMCDONALD, Thomas (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5MCDONALD, Thomas Henry, B.E.M. no.61/9MCDONALD, Tina, Miss See MCDONALD, Christine (Tina, Tein), MissMCDONALD, William (postmaster, 1908) no.46/8MCDONNEL, J., Rev. no.66/4MCDONNELL, Alice May, Mrs, 1887-1978 no.86/11MCDONOUGH, no.152/10MCDONOUGH, Cecelia May, Mrs, 1897-1978 no.87/14MCDONOUGH, M.F. (postmaster, 1895) no.46/9MCDONOUGH, Minnie Deborah, Mrs, 1896-1968 no.46/13MCDOUGAL, Samuel Gordon, d.1961 no.22/4MCDOUGALL, Ella Maria, Miss, d.1981 no.100/17MCDOUGALL, J.B. no.19/3MCDOUGALL, Louisa, Miss, d.1975 no.76/6MCELLIGOTT, Edmund James, 1907-1981 no.99/13MCELLIGOTT, John, d.1964 no.30/3MCELLIGOTT, Mrs, 1883-1968 no.47/12MCELLIGOTT, Patrick, d.1962 no.22/4MCEVOY, Hugh (golden wedding) no.53/6MCEWAN, Miss (teacher) no.3/1MCEWAN, J.H., d.1962 no.24/4MCFADDEN, Percy Bede, d.1965 no.34/3MCFADZEAN, Mary, Mrs (custodian, R.R.H.S.) no.111/5MCGARVIE, Bruce (air pilot) no.98/7MCGARVIE, Isabella, Mrs (York Station) no.147/14MCGEARY, Madge Cecelia, Mrs, 1905-1979 no.89/13MCGEE, Captain (Black Jack, N.C.S.N.Co.) no.155/9, no.155/11MCGETTIGAN, Florence Mary, Mrs, d.1980 no.94/13MCGILL, Heather, Mrs (custodian, R.R.H.S.) no.111/5MCGILLIVRAY, (Wollongbar) no.159/10MCGILLIVRAY, George, d.1971 no.58/6MCGILLIVRAY, George, Mrs no.59/13MCGILVRAY, Catherine Isabella, Miss, 1891-1977 no.84/12MCGINTY, Rev. Fr. (Catholic priest) no.118/13MCGOLDRICK, Mary B., Miss, 1893-1976 no.80/11MCGOWAN, Lance (music) See MCGOWEN, Lancelot Bernard (Lance)MCGOWEN, Lancelot Bernard (Lance) no.49/11MCGRATH, Daniel Francis, Rev.Fr., 1899-1974 no.66/6, no.72/11, no.159/8MCGRATH, J. (principal, Goonellabah School) no.91/2MCGRATH, Mary Baptista, Mother (golden jubilee) no.48/12MCGRATH, Mary Canice, Sister (golden jubilee) no.70/12MCGREGOR, John (Scotch Jock) no.102/7-8MCGREGOR, L., Mrs no.94/2


167MCGREGOR, Len no.105/2MCGREGOR, Ruth, Mrs (custodian, R.R.H.S.) no.111/5MCGREGOR, William Earle, d.1980 no.95/11MCGREGOR, Winifred, Mrs, d.1981 no.98/13MCGUCKIN, Phillip Joseph, 1898-1970 no.56/12MCGUIGAN, Peter, 1894-1981 no.98/13MCGUINESS, no.152/9MCGUINESS, Alice, Mrs (Rosehill) no.116/15MCGUINESS, Charles (Rosehill) no.116/15MCGUINESS, Charles, Mrs See MCGUINESS, Alice, MrsMCGUINESS, Ellen Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1979 no.89/13MCGUINESS, Herbert James (b.1888, Rosehill) no.116/15MCGUINESS, Norman Charles, d.1981 no.97/11MCGUINNESS, Vern (golden wedding) no.87/13MCGUIRE See also MAGUIREMCGUIRE, C. (descendant of Joe Maguire) no.95/3MCGUIRE, Cyril Ivan, 1907-1982 no.101/13MCGUIRE, Dean no.84/13MCGUIRE, Jack, Mr & Mrs no.100/12MCGUIRE, M. [Clunes] no.45/5MCGUIRE, Mable Lovatt (nee CLARK), 1884-1976 no.80/14MCGUIRE, Rev. Fr. (Lismore 1947) See MAGUIRE, Charles Edward, Rev. Fr.MCGUIRE, Vince [Clunes] no.45/5MCHENRY, W.H. [Clunes] no.45/5MCILRATH, K., Miss no.12/2, no.13/1MCINERNEY, Ellen Hilda May, Mrs, d.1982 no.104/15MCINNES, Clarence, d.1981 no.99/14MCINNES, Edina Ruth, Mrs, 1900-1982 no.103/15MCINNES, G. (50 years, P.A.F.S. Lodge) no.76/11MCINNES, James (Rosehill) no.116/14MCINNES, James, Mrs See MCINNES, Sarah, MrsMCINNES, Lillian Jane, Mrs, d.1982 no.103/15MCINNES, R.L., Rt. Rev. no.51/8MCINNES, Sarah, Mrs (Rosehill) no.116/14MCINTOSH & BEST (solicitors - est. 1898) no.37/3MCINTOSH, Hannah, Mrs, d.1969 no.49/15MCINTOSH, J.C., M.L.C., d.1971 (solicitor) no.59/11MCINTOSH, N. (proprietor, Dongrayald Hospital) no.113/16MCINTOSH, N.G. (Dongrayald Private Hospital) no.153/6MCINTYRE (Peacock Creek, 1890) no.78/5MCINTYRE, (land selector) no.121/16MCINTYRE, Agnes, Matron, d.1966 no.37/3MCINTYRE, B.M., Mrs See MCINTYRE, Lavalette (nee DOUGAN)MCINTYRE, D.J. (Peacock Creek, Bonalbo, & Ivanhoe 1886) no.135/15MCINTYRE, Lavalette (nee DOUGAN) no.82/5MCKAIRNAN, Mary Kostka, Sister (golden jubilee) no.80/12MCKAY, Geoff (P.M.G. Department, retired) no.93/13MCKAY, J.H., Rev. no.36/2MCKAY, Lillian Irene, Mrs, d.1980 no.95/11MCKAY, M., Mrs no.93/6MCKAY, Muriel G. (nee FRASER) no.156/4MCKAY, Stewart, Dr. See MCKAY, William John Stewart (Stewart), Dr.MCKAY, William John Stewart (Stewart), Dr. no.89/4, no.156/4MCKAY, William John Stewart, Mrs See MCKAY, Muriel G. (nee FRASER)MCKEE ENGINEERING PTY. LTD. No.49/8MCKEE, Francis Melchior, d.1978 no.86/11MCKEE, Frank (builder) no.159/8MCKEE, Hugh, d.1977 no.82/10MCKEE, Jack (engineer) no.158/12MCKEE, Jack (Rappville & Myrtle Creek) no.66/13


168MCKEE, Noel Dudley Jack, d.1975 no.76/6MCKEE, William John, d.1964 no.31/2MCKEES HILL no.5/2, no.12/4, no.50/10MCKENSEY, Mary, Miss See HARRIS, Mary (nee MCKENSEY)MCKENZIE & BONDFIELD (solicitors) no.157/6MCKENZIE & COX (solicitors) no.157/6MCKENZIE CHAMBERS (Molesworth Street) no.157/6MCKENZIE STREET, Lismore no.109/11MCKENZIE, (land selector) no.121/15MCKENZIE, Aileen, Mrs, 1900-1982 no.101/12MCKENZIE, Bob no.91/5MCKENZIE, Bob (carrier) no.130/3MCKENZIE, Charles, d.1947 (solicitor/organist/mayor of Lismore) no.54/13, no.113/3, no.157/6MCKENZIE, Charles Percival (Charlie) See MACKENZIE, Charles PercivalMCKENZIE, Charles, Mrs See MCKENZIE, Esther (nee BERNARD)MCKENZIE, COX & GOSLING (solicitors) no.157/7MCKENZIE, COX, GOSLING & MCALARY (solicitors) no.157/7MCKENZIE, Dora Ida Clarice, Mrs, d.1981 no.100/17MCKENZIE, Esther (nee BERNARD) no.145/17, no.157/6MCKENZIE, J.N. (diamond wedding) no.77/9MCKENZIE, Jane (nee WHITE) no.157/6MCKENZIE, Jim no.86/4MCKENZIE, Robert no.157/6MCKENZIE, Robert (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5MCKENZIE, Robert, Jnr. (Centrepoint Motel) no.142/6MCKENZIE, Robert, Mrs See MCKENZIE, Jane (nee WHITE)MCKENZIE, William James, d.1980 no.76/11, no.94/13MCKENZIES SHOOT (locality) no.105/8MCKEOWN, Eliza Alice, Mrs, 1870-1969 no.49/13MCKERGOW, James Stephen (blacksmith), d.1962 no.25/2MCKID, Nora, Matron, d.1966 no.37/3MCKILLOP, Rev. (Presbyterian) no.82/6MCKINNON, (nurse) no.113/16MCKINNON, Annie See CAMPBELL, Annie (nee MCKINNON)MCKINNON, Donald no.11/3MCKINNON, Donald Forbes (Coraki) no.13/3MCKINNON, J., Mrs no.67/7MCKINNON, J.C. no.6/2MCKINNON, John no.11/3MCKINNON, John (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5MCKINNON, L.A. (scoutmaster) no.81/12MCKINNON, Lachlan, Captain no.11/3, no.28/1, no.75/1, no.117/7MCKINNON, Lachlan, d.c.1845 (father of Annie) no.144/6MCKINNON, Lachlan, Mrs See MCKINNON, Margaret, MrsMCKINNON, Margaret, Mrs (mother of Annie) no.144/6MCKINNON, Mrs (passenger, 1877) no.78/10MCKINNON, Rhoda (nee FARROW) no.11/3, no.28/1MCKINTOSH, Norman Galpin, 1906-1978 no.85/13MCKNIGHT, John A., Rev. (Anglican, Binna Burra Centre) no.84/7, no.150/8MCLAREN, Grace, Mrs, 1884-1981 no.100/17MCLAREN, James Clyde, d.1962 no.23/3MCLAREN, Rebecca Mary, Mrs, d.1980 no.94/13MCLAUGHLAN, (nurse) no.113/16, no.114/16MCLAUGHLAN, Granny (confectionery/smallgoods shop) no.128/16MCLAUGHLIN, Doreen, Miss (farm worker, World War II) no.154/53MCLAUGHLIN, Eric (postmaster) no.154/14MCLAUGHLIN, Mona, Miss See BLUNTFLETT, Mona (nee MCLAUGHLIN)MCLEAN, [Alstonville] no.8/1MCLEAN, Alice May, Mrs, 1905-1982 no.102/17MCLEAN, Bernard Harold, B.E.M. no.61/9


169MCLEAN, Charlotte, Mrs, d.1961 no.21/5MCLEAN, Donald (Tooloom) no.80/3MCLEAN, Ellen, Mrs, 1879-1969 no.49/15MCLEAN, Emily Arvenia, Mrs, d.1966 no.40/4MCLEAN, Frank, Mr & Mrs no.64/8MCLEAN, Hilary, Miss (ballroom dancer) no.135/9MCLEAN, Ian (archivist) no.92/10MCLEAN, Jack (sculler) no.119/6MCLEAN, Jean, Miss See ALLSEP, Jean (nee MCLEAN)MCLEAN, Malcolm Kenneth, d.1966 no.39/3MCLEAN, Nancy, Mrs (custodian, R.R.H.S.) no.111/5, no.151/18MCLEAN, P. [Nimbin] no.27/2, no.80/12MCLEAN, Pat J., d.1966 no.38/4MCLEAN, Sam (proprietor, Central Store, 1920) no.21/5, no.49/6, no.127/13, no.130/5, no.139/16MCLEAN, Violet Louise, Mrs, 1883-1975 no.73/13MCLEAN’S CENTRAL STORE no.24/2, no.114/8, no.154/41MCLEANS RIDGES no.1/2, no.18/2, no.98/5MCLEAY, Amy, Mrs no.102/6, no.114/8, no.116/7, no.120/7, no.133/3MCLEAY, Hilda, Miss See REYNOLDS, Hilda (nee MCLEAY)MCLEAY, Isabella, Mrs (b.1875) no.95/6MCLEAY, Keith (auctioneer) no.76/11, no.95/6, 102/6, no.111/4, no.112/18, no.114/8, no.115/13, no.116/7, 117/2, no.117/17, no.118/1, no.118/9, no.119/5, no.120/7-8, 121/1, 3, 7 & 9, no.122/2 & 6, no.123/4, 10 & 11, no.124/17, no.125/8 & 10, no.126/17, no.127/11 & 13, no.130/10, no.132/9, no.132/17, no.133/3, 10 & 16, no.134/12, no.135/12, no.137/3, no.137/14, no.138/4, 8 & 10, no.139/5, no.141/1, no.142/1 & 13, no.143/1, no.144/1, no.145/1, no.146/2, no.147/2 & 8, no.148/2, no.149/4, no.150/12, no.151/12 & 18, no.153/8, no.154/17, no.157/13, no.157/16MCLEAY, Keith, Mrs See MCLEAY, Amy, MrsMCLEISH, Daniel (b.1873) no.46/11MCLEISH, Sandy (baker) no.129/4, no.153/15, no.154/18, no.156/8MCLELLAND, Robert (Bob), 1881-1976 no.77/5MCLENNAN CLAN no.97/10MCLENNAN, (settler, Georgica) no.121/19MCLENNAN, Annie Josephine, Miss See RYAN, Annie Josephine (nee MCLENNAN)MCLENNAN, Bertha, Mrs, d.1964 no.31/2MCLENNAN, John no.91/6MCLENNAN, Ken (cricketer) no.140/6MCLENNAN, Mary Jane, Mrs, 1884-1967 no.43/9MCLENNAN, Mary Warren, Mrs, d.1965 no.35/3MCLEOD, Annie Marion, Miss, 72/67/7-1973 no.67/11MCLEOD, Ellen Alice, Mrs, 1889-1971 no.59/12MCLEOD, Grant no.154/73MCLEOD, Laura, Miss (RRHS Museum Dir.) no.102/1, no.102/3-4, no.103/4-6, no.103/10, 6no.104/3, no.104/8, no.105/3MCLEOD, Mildred, Mrs, B.E.M. no.94/10MCLEOD, Mona Mary, Mrs, 1903-1968 no.46/13MCLEOD, Sydney Bruce, d.1982 no.104/14MCLEODS SHOOT no.64/6, no.65/6MCLETCHIE, Claude (Postal Department) no.80/12, no.84/7MCMAHON, Jim (golden wedding anniversary) no.107/13MCMAHON, R., Miss no.100/11MCMAHON, Sarah Ellen, Miss, d.1961 no.22/4MCMAHON, Thomas Francis, 1917-1981 no.99/13MCMAHON, W.E. no.66/12MCMAUGH, Alice (nee STAMFORD), d.1961 no.21/5MCMILLAN, Archie (cedar-getter) no.65/3MCMILLAN, C.W., Mrs no.102/11MCMILLAN, Christina, Miss (music) no.49/10MCMILLAN, David S. no.11/1MCMILLAN, Laurie (Shrimp) (cyclist) no.146/16MCMILLAN, Mary Agnes, Mrs, 1903-1981 no.100/17MCMILLAN, Megan (nee BULWINKEL), d.1994 no.153/18


170MCMINN, Ada May, Mrs, 1888-1968 no.48/14MCMINN, Thomas, 1889-1969 no.49/15MCMULLAN, Robert, 1874-1967 no.21/3, no.44/6MCMULLEN, (settler, Georgica) no.121/19MCNAB, Louie (nee SMILLIE) no.92/13MCNALLY, Douglas James, d.1967 (meat industry) no.44/6MCNAMARA FAMILY HISTORY (A Road that has no end) no.96/14MCNAMARA, (land selector) no.121/16MCNAMARA, Henry, 1893-1972 no.64/13MCNAMARA, Jane, Mrs, 1889-1969 no.50/12MCNAMARA, Kathleen, Mrs, d.1977 no.82/10MCNAMARA, Margaret Ellen, Miss, d.1966 no.39/4MCNAMARA, Mary Ann, Mrs, d.1965 no.34/3MCNAMARA, Mary Imelda, Sister (diamond jubilee) no.75/9MCNAMARA, Matthew (Trinity College) no.135/7MCNAMARA, Richard Leigh, 1908-1982 no.103/15MCNAMARA, Rose Mary, Mrs, 1898-1970 no.54/9MCNAMARA, William (pioneer, Nimbin) no.47/6MCNAMARAS BRIDGE no.47/6MCNAUGHTON, Emily Josephine, Mrs, 1895-1980 no.95/12MCNEIL, Angus (photographer, Murwillumbah) no.159/4MCNEILL FAMILY no.147/6MCNEILL, W. no.49/6MCNELL, R.W., Mrs (member, R.R.H.S.) no.102/6MCNIFF, Paddy (baker, Clunes) no.154/31MCOMISH, Daniel Ernest (solicitor) no.157/7MCOMISH, Don no.140/18MCOMISH, Malcolm, Rev. no.140/18MCPAUL, Allan Lindsay Parker, d.1962 no.25/3MCPAUL, Christine Vera Pansy, Miss, 1896-1967 no.44/6MCPAUL, John (founded Jersey Stud, 1907) no.43/4MCPAUL, Walter Roy, 1895-1970 no.55/5MCPHAIL, Amy Ann, Mrs, d.1979 no.91/12MCPHAIL, Neil (b.1859) no.95/6MCPHAIL, Ronald Neil, 1894-1972 no.no.63/11MCPHEE, Frank (Bonalbo, Casino) no.154/20-21MCPHEE, Maisie, Mrs, 1899-1985 no.92/12, no.117/8MCPHERSON RANGE no.45/3, no.73/3; no.75/6MCPHERSON, Allan McKenzie, d.1979 no.92/14MCPHERSON, Arthur Raymond, d.1976 no.77/5MCPHERSON, Clifford, Mrs (Wyrallah) no.107/12MCPHERSON, Donald Fergie, 1898-1968 no.45/9MCPHERSON, Donald Ross, 1890-1974 no.72/10MCPHERSON, Gary no.84/13MCPHERSON, J.L. (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5MCPHERSON, Jean, Miss no.63/8, no.100/4MCPHERSON, John (Oakbank) no.3/3MCPHERSON, Neredah, Mrs (b.1874) no.51/7MCPHERSON, O.H. (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5MCPHERSON, W.N. no.5/1MCPHERSON, Wilhelmina, Miss, 1861-1956 no.3/3MCPHERSON-DODD, Thomas (golden wedding anniversary) no.117/4MCQUEEN, A.J., Dr. no.60/10MCQUEEN, C. no.95/9MCQUEEN, Donald, d.1960 no.16/5MCQUEEN, Doreen Margaret, Mrs, d.1979 no.91/12MCQUEEN, Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1975 no.76/6MCQUEEN, J., Mrs no.82/8MCQUEEN, John, d.1962 no.25/3MCQUEEN, Ronald, Dr., 1889-1973 no.68/7


171MCQUILTY TAPES (Aboriginal stories) no.88/14MCQUILTY, no.152/10 [Joseph?]MCQUILTY, Frank, d.1956 no.1/3, no.60/2MCQUILTY, Frank, Snr. (Rosehill) no.53/14, no.121/14MCQUILTY, Mary Ann, Mrs, d.1963 no.26/4MCRAE, Bruce, d.1964 no.32/1, no.32/3MCRAE, Magdalene, Mrs, d.1961 no.22/4MCRAE, Malcolm John, d.1961 no.22/4MCSHENOIG, Neil (alias SHANNON) no.133/4MCSWEEN, Annie, Miss (b.1882) no.94/8MCVEIGH, Captain no.43/6MCWHINNEY, Edward, Dr., Q.C. no.121/12, no.122/15MCWHINNEY, Eve, Miss See STEPHAN, Eve (nee MCWHINNEY)MCWHINNEY, Matthew, 1884-1969 no.1/1, no.5/1, no.12/1, no.13/1, no.16/1, no.20/1-2, no.22/1, no.29/2, no.32/2, no.42/1, no.43/1, no.49/2, no.56/9, no.89/4, no.120/4, no.122/11, no.135/4 & 6, no.142/6, no.156/4, no.156/10, no.156/14MCWHINNEY, Maurice See MCWHINNEY, Matthew, 1884-1969MCWHIRTER, Keith (diamond wedding anniversary) no.109/8MEACHAM, F.J. (award for newspaper excellence) no.82/8MEAD, Margaret, Dr. (Commonwealth Health Laboratory, Lismore) no.85/8MEADOWS, Basil (post office, 50 years) no.110/5MEALYEA, Alice, Mrs (b.1877) no.51/7MEANEY FAMILY (North Creek) no.140/8MEANEY, Bernadetta, Sister (golden jubilee) no.95/9MEANEY, Francis Bede, 1893-1969 no.52/13, no.53/9MEANEY, Jack (electrical store) no.148/9MEANEY, John Francis, d.1960 no.16/5MEANEY, John Sylvester, d.1982 no.104/14MEANEY, Mary Cecilia, Sister (golden jubilee) no.70/12MEANEY, P.J. no.156/4MEANEY, Vera (Sister Cecilia) no.47/8MEANI, Maria (nee NARDI), 1873-1970 no.56/13MEANLEY, John (Durham Ox Inn) no.66/14, no.79/4MEAT INDUSTRY no.41/3MECCA CAFÉ, Lismore (golden jubilee) no.86/9MEDCALF, Anthony See SMITH, JamesMEDHURST, Mary Eleanor, Mrs, d.1964 no.33/3MEDICAL BENEFITS SCHEME no.147/6MEDICAL PRACTICE, RICHMOND RIVER DISTRICT, by Longworth no.133/5MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS See DOCTORSMEDICAL SERVICES no.151/9MEDICAL SUPPLIES no.154/61MEDICINE (remedies) no.116/17MEDICINES (home cures) no.52/7MEDICINES AND CURES (used by Aborigines) no.127/8MEDICINES See also HOME NURSINGMEEHAN, James Joseph, d.1962 no.25/3MEEINDERRY (ship) no.111/13MEERE, Thomas (Tom), 1871-1975 no.59/2, no.68/7; no.75/10MEERSCHAM VALE POST OFFICE (closed 1979) no.90/11MEERSCHAUM VALE no.107/4, no.121/5MEIBUSCH, Elva, Miss See BROWN, Elva (nee MEIBUSCH)MEIER, Carl William, 1897-1967 no.44/6MEIKLEJOHN, W.J., Rev. no.46/6MEISENHELTER, A., Mrs (Granville) no.143/7MELBA, Nellie, Dame no.103/8MELBOURNE, Victoria no.103/7MELINGA (N.C.S.N. steamship) no.155/6MELLARE FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14MELLARE, Jack (golden wedding) no.45/8


172MELLING, Harriet, Mrs, d.1977 no.81/11MELLOR, D.P. (war historian) no.154/33MELVERTON, Aubrey Francis, d.1981 no.100/18MELVERTON, Reg (ambulance, W.W.II) no.154/46MELVILLE, Norman Alex Grieg, 1891-1984 no.61/8, no.90/5, no.92/12, no.98/9, no.99/6, no.101/10, no.102/10, no.112/3, no.112/19, no.127/13MELVILLE’S SILK STORE (1920) no.127/13MEMOIRS OF JOSEPH EASTWOOD no.89/7MEMORIAL BATHS, Lismore no.44/2, no.120/12, no.124/3, no.158/5MEMORIAL BATHS See LISMORE MEMORIAL BATHSMEMORIAL GATES, Spring Grove Homestead no.136/6MEMORIAL PLAQUE (RUMMERY Park) no.90/14MEMORIALS (Dayal Singh Memorial Chapel) no.43/8MEMORY (racehorse, Doyle & Goulding) no.46/4MEMORY, Quality of no.120/8MEN AND A RIVER, by Louise Tiffany Daley no.35/2, no.36/3, no.37/1, no.38/3, no.39/2, no.40/1, no.41/1, no.44/3, no.47/9, no.65/1, no.66/3, no.83/4, no.87/1, no.88/5, no.89/3, no.93/12, no.94/4, no.97/4, no.146/14, no.152/6, no.156/7, no.156/15MENS MERCERS (store, Lismore) no.109/6, no.127/13MENYWEATHER See also MANYWEATHERSMENYWEATHER, Edith, Mrs, 1892-1973 no.65/9MERCER, Diana, Mrs, d.1978 (journalist) no.1/1, no.20/3, no.55/1, no.58/2, no.63/7, no.67/6, no.85/10MERCER, N., Mr & Mrs no.79/12MERCHANT SHIP REPAIRS no.154/33MERCHANT, E.J., Rev. no.66/5MERCHANT, John, d.1970 no.56/12MERCY, Leo, d.1977 (Aboriginal no.83/4MEREDITH, (jockey) no.123/4MEREHAM RIDGE no.105/8MERRY-GO-ROUND no.154/60MESSENGER (Anglican Church news sheet) no.152/15MESSENGER (ship) no.7/2, no.108/7METCALFE, Lizzie Jane, Mrs, 1894-1967 no.43/9METEOR AIRWAYS, Lismore no.136/15METHODIST CHURCH no.66/5-6, no.76/8; no.77/8METHODIST CHURCH – Alstonville no.45/3, no.46/6, no.65/5METHODIST CHURCH – Ballina (centenary) no.50/7METHODIST CHURCH – Ballina (Ladies Church Aid Society) no.35/2METHODIST CHURCH – Bexhill (est.1885) no.63/14, no.79/9, no.80/14METHODIST CHURCH – Byron Bay no.22/1METHODIST CHURCH – Central Methodist Mission, Sydney.. no.116/12METHODIST CHURCH – Clunes no.36/3, no.76/11METHODIST CHURCH – Coraki no.43/8METHODIST CHURCH – Dunoon no.36/3, no.116/11METHODIST CHURCH – Eureka no.24/2METHODIST CHURCH – History no.116/11-13METHODIST CHURCH – Lismore no.20/3, no.50/7, no.62/3, no.81/13, no.85/11METHODIST CHURCH – Lynwood no.47/6, no.132/11METHODIST CHURCH – Lynwood Sunday School, 1902-1962 no.49/7METHODIST CHURCH – Mullumbimby (70 years) no.88/7METHODIST CHURCH – Richmond River Area, established 1868) no.46/6METHODIST CHURCH – Rous Mill no.70/11, no.132/11METHODIST CHURCH – Wardell (golden jubilee) no.33/2METHODIST CHURCH – Wollongbar (jubilee) no.15/2, no.52/13METHODIST PARSONAGE – Lismore no.62/4METRIC SYSTEM no.87/5METROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY no.141/12METZKE, Mari, Mrs (R.A.H.S.) no.142/6, no.150/5, no.157/15MEURER, Natalie, Sister (golden jubilee) no.80/12MEURER, O.E., Miss (45 years, Glynn’s Store) no.68/12


173MEURER, Otto (hairdresser/tobacconist 1920) no.38/3, no.113/7, no.127/13MEWETT, A.R., Rev. no.50/7MEWING, Dave, Mrs, d.1969 no.52/11MEWING, David, 1893-1974 no.71/10MEWING, M., Miss (ambulance officer, W.W.II) no.134/13MEWING, Myrtle (ambulance, W.W.II) no.154/42MEWINGS GROCERY STORES no.114/5, no.138/3, no.148/15MEYNELL, Florence E., Mrs no.2/2MIAZZI, Anthony, Rev. Fr., d.1962 no.46/5MICE no.140/15MICHAEL, Michael (silk shop, est.1934) no.82/7, no.102/12MICKLEWRIGHT, (nee LEE) (nurse) no.113/16MICKY MOUSE (film cartoon character, created 1928) no.86/9MICROFICHE READERS no.123/16, no.124/16MICROFICHE RECORDS (R.R.H.S.) no.144/11, no.145/3, no.146/15MICROFILM RECORDS no.72/2MIDDENS (Aboriginal) no.1/2, no.2/2, no.14/3, no.29/1, no.61/2-4, no.67/1, no.71/4-5, no.71/12MIDDENS (Aboriginal) no.75/6-7, no.76/10, no.77/10, no.78/13-14, no.93/7, no.156/17MIDDLE CREEK See GOOLMANGAR CREEKMIDDLETON, Amy Georgina, Mrs, 1892-1978 no.86/11MIDDLETON, Emily Adeline, Mrs, d.1967 no.41/4MIDDLETON, M., Mrs no.13/4MIDGES GRASS (later Eltham) no.70/4MIDGINBIL no.69/4, no.101/3MIDGINBIL PALM no.78/4MID-RICHMOND HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Coraki no.106/11, no.114/6, no.122/5MID-RICHMOND RETIREMENT VILLAGE, Coraki no.102/15, no.104/9, no.106/14MID-RICHMOND RIVER LIONS CLUB See LIONS CLUBSMIDWIVES no.115/6, no.117/18, no.144/6, no.152/9, no.154/44MIEBUSCH, E., Miss (ambulance officer W.W.II) no.134/13MILGATE, A. (golden wedding anniversary) no.116/16MILGATE, James, 1899-1971 no.60/5MILGATE, S.G. (postmaster, 1921) no.46/8MILITARY MAPS no.146/15MILK BARS (Nielson’s) no.127/9MILK BARS (Star Court & Turner’s) no.154/19, no.154/39MILK DELIVERIES no.153/15MILK JUGS no.124/13MILKING CHORES no.158/8MILLAR, Richard, Rev. no.24/2MILLER, Alfred William, d.1965 no.36/3MILLER, C.R. (member, R.R.H.S.) no.104/5MILLER, Cedelia Mary, Mrs, d.1965 no.34/3MILLER, Elsie Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1977 no.81/11MILLER, F.W. (50 years, P.A.F.S. Lodge) no.76/11MILLER, George no.101/10MILLER, I.W. (teacher) no.10/1MILLER, John, d.1963 no.27/4MILLER, N. no.88/6MILLER, Rose, Mrs (Rosalen descendant) no.89/12MILLERA (locality) no.83/4MILLERSHIP, Nellie, Miss no.1/1, no.3/1, no.7/1, no.9/1, no.11/2, no.13/1, no.16/1, no.20/1, no.23/1, no.27/2, no.30/1, no.34/1, no.35/1, no.83/7, no.156/11MILLINERY DISPLAYS no.144/4MILLS & SONS TRANSPORT no.47/6MILLS, A.J. (founder, transport business, 1924) no.47/6MILLS, Eric (transport) no.47/6MILLS, Eric Charles, 1912-1982 no.102/16MILLS, Mick (transport) no.47/6MILLS, W.L. (golden wedding) no.43/7


174MILNER, Martha, Mrs, 1896-1985 no.114/9MINCHINGTON, Don (livestock carrier) no.157/13MINERAL DEPOSITS no.113/9MINING, Asbestos See ASBESTOS MININGMINING, Beach See SAND MININGMINING, Sand See SAND MININGMINISTRY FOR THE ARTS (grants) no.157/14MINJUNGBAL ABORIGINAL CULTURAL CENTRE no.132/9MINNIKIN, Jack (bus driver, retired) no.93/13MINNIS, Mrs (Capeen Creek) no.79/6MINNONG (Aboriginal=crazy fellow) no.102/7-8MINT MUSEUM, Sydney no.105/6MINYON FALLS no.31/2, no.63/9MISON, Clifford no.42/3MISS MAC’S BOARDING HOUSE no.150/12-13, no.154/70MISS ROSA’S PRIVATE SCHOOL See SCHOOLSMISSINGHAM BRIDGE, Ballina no.11/3, no.23/3, no.127/6MISSINGHAM, David Matthew (Dave), d.1955 no.119/4MISSINGHAM, William T. (Bill), d.1933 (postmaster, 1892) no.46/8, no.115/13, no.117/17, no.119/4, no.126/5MISSION STATEMENT (R.R.H.S.) no.153/11, no.158/14MITCHELL LIBRARY (Sydney) no.72/2MITCHELL, Anne (researcher) no.89/3, no.89/9MITCHELL, Annie Louisa, Mrs, 1891-1978 no.87/14MITCHELL, Basil Claude, 1906-1983 no.105/14MITCHELL, C., Miss no.100/11MITCHELL, Charlotte Miriam, Mrs, 1883-1974 no.72/10MITCHELL, Clyde, d.1962 no.25/3MITCHELL, D. (golden wedding) no.115/14MITCHELL, Eva Adelaide, Mrs no.36/3MITCHELL, Flo (nee HOSKINS) (music teacher) no.97/13MITCHELL, Isabella (nee MCKINNON), d.1959 no.11/3, no.13/3MITCHELL, J., Rev. no.19/1MITCHELL, Janice, Mrs no.146/2, no.147/2, no.148/2MITCHELL, L.C. (Kit), Mrs, 1885-1969 no.49/15MITCHELL, May, 1894-1971 no.58/5MITCHELL, Minnie Ellen, Mrs, 1886-1980 no.95/12MITCHELL, Nellie Mabel, Mrs, 1904-1982 no.103/16MITCHELL, Richard Henry, d.1961 no.22/4MITCHELL, Rosina, Mrs (b.1875) no.87/13MITCHELL, Stephen Edward, d.1962 no.22/4MITCHELL, Sydney Coulls, 1904-1977 (solicitor, Casino) no.75/9, no.84/11MITCHELL, William Robert, d.1971 no.60/5MITCHELL, Winifred, Dr. (author) no.139/6, no.142/9, no.144/12MOBALL (sic) See MOOBALLMOBBS BAY no.127/6MOBBS MART (fruit & vegetable, Ballina) no.151/11MOBBS, G (Ballina) no.150/6MOBBS, T. (Ballina) no.150/6MODANVILLE (locality) no.5/2, no.111/4, no.121/6MODANVILLE ABORIGINAL RESERVE no.132/8MODANVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSMODELS (ships) no.8/2, no.10/1MOFFATT, Coral Mary, Mrs, d.1980 no.96/13MOFFATT, Joseph, 1891-1973 no.65/9MOFFIT, George (Victoria Park) no.132/11MOFFITT, Frances Single (nee WILLMOT), 1880-1968 no.48/13MOFFITT, H.W., 1877-1953 (school teacher/artist/judge) no.149/10MOFFITT, Herbert (school teacher) no.121/20MOFFITT, Hilda M. (nee CLARK) no.83/6MOFFITT, Judge no.36/2, no.67/7


175MOFFITT, Margaret Ellen (nee BLANCH), 1886-1968 no.46/12MOFFITT, Miss no.67/7MOFFITT, Victor W.C., Mrs See MOFFITT, Hilda M. (nee CLARK)MOFFITT, W. no.5/1MOHR, Lee (cream carrier) no.154/27MOHR, Len (cream carrier) no.135/13MOIR, Jan, Mrs no.98/14MOLASSES (sugar by-product) no.109/4MOLESWORTH STREET, Lismore no.46/7, no.47/2, no.108/2, no.110/3, no.110/9, no.127/13MOLESWORTH STREET (businesses) no.139/16MOLESWORTH STREET (residents) no.157/6MOLLOY, Louis Patrick, 1911-1981 no.97/11MOLLOY’S PICTURES (movie theatre) no.134/9MOLLUSCS no.61/3-4MOLLYS GRASS no.63/7, no.81/8MOLUAG, Saint no.90/3MOLYNEUX, Ada May, Mrs, 1895-1980 no.95/11MOLYNEUX, Thomas, d.1965 no.36/3MOMUS (racehorse) no.121/17MONAGHAN, Rebecca See GOLLAN, Rebecca (nee MONAGHAN)MONAGHAN, William Henry (Bill), 1896-1971 no.51/9, no.57/2, no.57/10MONALTRIE (homestead) no.62/3, no.65/2, no.78/1-2, no.79/2, no.84/5, no.87/3-4, no.89/3, no.89/5, no.94/11, no.103/9, no.117/5, no.120/5, no.125/4, no.130/12, no.137/9, no.150/3MONALTRIE (homestead)(proposed Folk Museum) no.50/4, no.51/3, no.51/9, no.51/11, no.52/1-2, no.54/10, no.60/3MONALTRIE CEMETERY See CEMETERIES – Monaltrie (Wilson family)MONCRIEFF, Gladys (singer) no.63/10MONEYSAVERS SHOP no.119/9MONGOGORY STATION (William & Frederick Fanning) no.44/7MONICA, Mary, Sister no.54/4MONOGHAN, Bill See MONAGHAN, William Henry (Bill), 1896-1971MONTAGUE, Clarice Selina, Mrs, 1892-1970 no.55/5MONTECOLLUM no.68/6MONTEREY CAFÉ (Crethar) no.154/19, no.154/63MONTFORD, Ronald (Rukenvale Telephone Exchange, 1957) no.47/5MONTGOMERY, Gordon Ellison, d.1983 no.105/14MONTGOMERY, James, 1881-1968 no.45/9MONTI, Esma May, Mrs, d.1977 no.82/10MONTI, Fernando (Yake), 1906-1977 no.82/10MONTMORENCY, Henry See DE MONTMORENCY, HenryMONTMORENCY’S SWEET FACTORY no.128/15, no.139/5MONUMENTS & MEMORIALS: Byron Shire no.125/12MOO COW (ship) See MOO KAN (ship)MOO KAN (ship) no.78/10, no.79/13MOOBALL CREEK (Tweed District) no.120/16, no.121/22MOOKIMA WYBRA (locality) no.75/4, no.76/12, no.90/9, no.100/11MOONEM COAL, ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. no.122/7MOONEM See MOONIMBAHMOONEY, Audrey (bank officer) no.148/11MOONEY, Charlotte (Aboriginal) no.61/13MOONEY, Katherine Isabelle, Miss, 1906-1982 no.101/12MOONEY, Micky (Aboriginal) no.61/13MOONGI GUERNSEY STUD, Bexhill no.44/3MOONIMBAH (also known as Moonem) no.71/3, no.105/8MOORE (Wither & Moore Cricket Trophy) no.45/5MOORE, Abby (golden wedding) no.79/9, no.119/10MOORE, Augusta Dorothy, Miss, d.1979 no.89/13MOORE, Douglas William, 1913-1982 no.104/14MOORE, Francis, 1906-1981 no.98/13MOORE, J.W., Rev. no.46/6MOORE, Paulina Emilia, Mrs, d.1978 no.87/14


176MOORE, Robert John, 1905-1977 no.84/12MOORE, S., Mrs no.81/14MOORHEAD & NESBITT (importers/merchants, Lismore) no.121/17MORAL, Marquis del See DE BERTODANO, Frederick Ramon, Marquis del MoralMORANDINI FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14MORANDINI, Freddo Angelo, 1895-1980 no.93/14MORANDINI, Irene Effie, Mrs, d.1976 no.78/8MORANDINI, John, d.1966 no.38/4MOREHEAD, (leasehold, with Young, of Lismore & Woodenbong) no.44/9MORELLI, Albina Gisella, Mrs, 1900-1982 no.102/16MORGAN (Aboriginal, King of Dyraaba) no.50/15, no.64/3, no.74/9, no.103/9MORGAN, Cyril Pryce, 1910-1982 no.103/14MORGAN, Ernest R. (Ernie), d.1967 (taxi proprietor) no.43/8, no.138/10MORGAN, James, d.1968 (Aboriginal, NSW Welfare Board) no.47/11, no.48/3, no.50/15, no.52/10, no.53/13MORGAN, James, Mrs no.48/3MORGAN, King (Aboriginal) See MORGAN (Aboriginal, King of Dyraaba)MORGAN, Les (cream carrier) no.135/13MORGAN, Martha Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1983 (ambulance officer, W.W.II) no.105/14, no.134/13, no.154/42MORGAN, Mr (storekeeper, Casino, 1879) no.69/13MORGAN, R., Corporal (World War II) no.154/4MORGAN, Ralph (Disputed Plain) no.123/4MORGAN, Thomas Jasper, c.1853-1934 (teacher, New Italy) no.123/6MORHAUS, Johan Maarten, 1897-1981 no.99/14MORHAUS, Zinaida, Mrs, 1912-1982 no.102/17MORISSET, Edric, Lt. (police commandant, b.1830?) no.143/13MORLEY, I.W. (mining consultant) no.83/7MORRIS, (Dibbs Street, Lismore) no.109/11MORRIS, Bridget (nee MCDONALD) (Rosehill) no.116/14MORRIS, Francis (Rosehill) no.116/14MORRIS, Francis, Mrs See MORRIS, Bridget (nee MCDONALD)MORRIS, Iole, Miss, d.1981 no.97/11MORRIS, John (assistant director, National Trust) no.60/3MORRIS, Mrs no.13/1MORRIS, Zilla M., Mrs (music teacher) no.148/15MORRISEY, J.P. (postmaster, 1910) no.46/9MORRISH FAMILY no.153/9MORRISH, Alice (nee FLICK) no.153/9MORRISH, Bridget (nee O’NEAL) See MORRISH, Bridget (nee O’NEIL)MORRISH, Bridget (nee O’NEIL) (married 1850) no.106/13, no.133/11, no.151/9MORRISH, Charles (Ballina) no.133/12 no.153/9MORRISH, Charles, 1887-1974 (selector, Alstonville) no.72/10, 72/11MORRISH, Emma (nee BRYCE) no.106/13, no.133/11MORRISH, Francis (married 1850) no.104/17, no.106/13, no.133/11, no.151/9MORRISH, Francis, Mrs See MORRISH, Bridget (nee O’NEIL)MORRISH, Frank no.72/11MORRISH, Henry (Alstonville) no.106/13, no.133/11MORRISH, Henry, Mrs See MORRISH, Emma (nee BRYCE)MORRISH, Robert (saw miller) no.133/11MORRISH, Wallace, Mrs See MORRISH, Alice (nee FLICK)MORRISH’S FALLS no.133/12, no.151/10MORRISON, George (head packer, NORCO) no.45/8MORRISSEY, Norah, Mrs, 1889-1978 no.86/11MORROW, Bevan, d.1986 no.120/11MORROW, Edie H., d.1965 no.36/3MORROW, Elizabeth Jane, Mrs, d.1974 no.71/12MORROW, Ernest (golden wedding) no.71/8MORROW, George A., Rev. no.77/12, no.79/12MORROW, Gordon (golden wedding) no.78/7MORROW, Jane Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1977 no.81/11MORSE CODE no.64/7-8


177MORSE CODED TELEGRAMS no.153/16MORTIMER, Agnes Jane, Miss, 1896-1970 no.55/5MORTIMER, Alfred (family history) no.148/5MORTIMER, Alfred, 1857-1944 (Rocklea, Eureka) no.77/11, no.131/5MORTIMER, Alfred, Mrs See MORTIMER, Fanny (nee RUSSELL), c.1833-1919MORTIMER, Alfred, Mrs See MORTIMER, Frances Ann (nee BANFIELD), 1860-1938MORTIMER, C. [Eureka] no.51/13MORTIMER, Dorothy, Mrs, d.1969 no.49/15MORTIMER, Elizabeth Howey (nee KIRKWOOD), d.1998 (golden wedding) no.62/14MORTIMER, Emma Louisa Jane, Mrs, 1872-1968 no.46/13MORTIMER, Ethel, Miss See BLANCH, Ethel (nee MORTIMER)MORTIMER, Fanny (nee RUSSELL), c.1833-1919 [wife of Alfred, d.1893] no.148/5MORTIMER, Frances Ann (nee BANFIELD), 1860-1938 [wife of Alfred, d.1944] no.77/11MORTIMER, G., Mrs (sports oval) no.100/12MORTIMER, Jacob (teacher) no.148/5MORTIMER, Leslie Thomas, 1887-1967 no.43/9MORTIMER, Olive (nee TOWNER), 1893-1977 no.83/14MORTIMER, R.C. See MORTIMER, Richmond G.MORTIMER, Richmond G. no.62/14, no.103/11MORTIMER, Richmond G., Mrs See MORTIMER, Elizabeth Howey (nee KIRKWOOD)MORTIMER, Theodore (farmer, Rosebank) no.148/5MORTIMER, Thomas (golden wedding) no.94/10MORTIMER, Victor, d.1960 no.17/3MORTLOCK, Eveline Rachel, Mrs, 1894-1975 no.74/10MORTON, (pioneer) no.27/2MORTON, Annie, Miss (Nimbin) no.76/14MORTON, Betty (nee ROSE) no.151/18, no.157/7MORTON, Edwin Wilson, 1881-1967 no.42/4MORTON, Geoffrey S., Mrs See MORTON, Betty (nee ROSE)MORTON, Geoffrey S. (solicitor) no.114/2, no.118/3, no.121/7, 122/5, no.151/18, no.157/7MORTON, J. (pioneer, Nimbin) no.56/5MORTON, Kathleen Mary (Nell), Mrs, d.1982 no.105/14MORTON, P.H., MLA, Minister for Local Government no.43/4MOSQUITOES no.107/7MOSS, Elsie, Mrs, 1894-1979 no.90/12MOSS, Fred, Mrs See MOSS, Ivy (nee JOHNSTON)MOSS, Herbert Arthur, d.1977 no.84/12MOSS, Ivy (nee JOHNSTON) (b.1908) no.139/7MOSS, Jane, Mrs, d.1976 no.79/9MOSS, Pat (b.1902) no.102/12MOSS, S. (golden wedding anniversary) no.112/19MOSS, Sarah Ann (nee DOWNS), d.1962 no.23/3MOSS, Sidney Ernest, d.1981 no.99/14MOTHERS UNION OF ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHMOTOR CARS no.142/12, no.150/8MOTOR CYCLE CLUBS no.158/11MOTOR CYCLE CLUBS – Lennox Head no.137/3MOTOR CYCLES (Harley Davidson racing) no.131/11, no.131/17MOTOR CYCLES (dirt track racing) no.142/12, no.144/7MOTOR DROME SPEEDWAY no.144/8MOTOR LORRIES no.142/12MOTOR MECHANICS no.154/38, no.154/61MOTOR MUSEUM no.62/5-6MOTOR TRADERS ASSOCIATION OF N.S.W. no.154/38MOTOR TRANSPORT no.109/2MOTOR VEHICLE TRADERS - Lismore (Bytheways) no.42/3MOTT, Olive, Mrs (b.1893) no.66/6MOTT, Thomas (golden wedding anniversary) no.101/10MOTT, Victor Birkenshaw (George), d.1978 no.87/14MOTTOES, Australian no.133/14, no.134/14, no.135/16


178MOUNT LINDESAY no.46/4, no.81/7, no.83/9, no.83/11, no.102/7MOUNT LINDESAY HIGHWAY no.52/8MOUNT NARDI no.67/8, no.73/4, no.83/9MOUNT PLEASANT HOMESTEAD no.141/18MOUNT WARNING (Aboriginal = Wollumbin) no.49/2-3, no.50/5, no.53/13, no.101/6, no.102/7, no.132/17,no.158/8MOUNTAIN CAT no.102/7-8 [Minnong=Crazy fellow]MOUNTAIN RICE See HILL RICEMOUNTCASTLE, Ben, d.1962 no.24/4MOUNTCASTLE, Roy Harman, d.1965 no.33/3MOUNTED POLICE FORCE, Native See POLICEMOUNTFORD, Harry, d.1966 no.39/4MOUNTFORD, Rex (fishing) no.49/12MOVIES (picture shows) no.134/9MOW, Milton (school teacher) no.136/7MOY, Phillip Francis, 1895-1972 no.62/13MRS POTTS IRONS (laundry) no.96/5MT WARNING See MOUNT WARNINGMU (ship, dredge) no.19/4, no.107/2, no.108/2, no.109/2, no.110/4, no.111/10-11, no.112/4, no.113/6, no.144/12MUDGE, Frederick Arthur, d.1966 no.38/4MUGGLETON, Constance Annie, Mrs, d.1976 no.78/8MUGGLETON, Robert A. (memoirs) no.69/8-9, no.70/5-6, no.80/3MUIR, Bert (golden wedding) no.92/12MUIR, Eric George, 1907-1982 no.103/14MULBERRIES (fruit) no.110/18MULBERRY (timber for craft) no.101/4MULCAHY, Bessie (Tooloom) no.89/4MULCAHY, Henrietta (Ettie), Mrs (b.1893) no.105/13MULDOON FAMILY REUNION no.88/8MULDOON, (saw miller) no.109/11, no.130/5MULDOON, J. (papal knighthood) no.58/4MULDOON, Jack, d.1966 no.39/3MULDOON, James Edward, 1893-1982 no.102/18MULDOON, James, Mr & Mrs (pioneers, arrived 1878) no.88/8MULDOON, Jane, Mrs, 1880-1982 no.95/9, no.102/18MULDOON, Kate, Miss (Radio 2LM) no.148/14MULDOON, Mary Kathleen, Miss, d.1979 (custodian) no.90/2MULDOON, Patrick (Dick) (golden wedding) no.96/11MULDOON, Thomas, Most Rev., Bishop of Maitland no.39/3, no.47/8, no.48/12, no.88/8MULHERIN, Elizabeth (nee GOOLEY), d.1968 no.47/12MULLEY, Leonard George, d.1968 no.45/9MULLEY, Roy Vincent, 1902-1974 no.70/14MULLI MULLI CEMETERY See CEMETERIESMULLINS, Bert (City Club apparel, retired) no.93/13MULLINS, Dennis, Rev. Fr. No.35/2MULLINS, Irene Pearl, Mrs, 1890-1978 no.88/9MULLINS, Marcia no.95/9, no.145/15MULLUMBIMBY no.5/2, no.10/2, no.79/9, no.82/14, no.121/8MULLUMBIMBY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY See SHOWSMULLUMBIMBY COUCH (grass) no.63/8, no.64/8, no.88/14MULLUMBIMBY COURT HOUSE no.81/9MULLUMBIMBY HOSPITAL See HOSPITALSMULLUMBIMBY METHODIST CHURCH See METHODIST CHURCHMULLUMBIMBY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL (est.1908) no.55/8, no.96/14MULLUMBIMBY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL – Mayors no.10/2MULLUMBIMBY POLICE STATION no.81/9MULRONE, Louis Patrick, 1906-1978 no.87/14MULROY, (nurse) no.113/16, no.114/16MULROY, Muriel Catherine, Mrs, d.1980 no.94/13MULVENA, Charles Guy, 1892-1973 no.68/9MULVENA, J. (diamond wedding) no.79/9


179MULVENA, John Thomas, d.1980 no.95/12MULVENA, John Thomas, Mrs See MULVENA, Mabel Maud, Mrs, d.1980MULVENA, Mabel Maud, Mrs, d.1980 no.94/13MULVENA, Maud, Mrs, 1900-1980 no.93/14 [Mrs Arthur Mulvena]MULVENA, Muriel, Mrs, 1891-1972 no.64/13MULVENA, William Thomas, 1885-1970 no.55/5MULVEY ORATION no.159/12MULVILLE, Vince no.49/6MUMMULGUM no.86/6MUMMULGUM SCHOOL See SCHOOLSMUNCASTER, (sculler) no.112/6MUNDAY, Hilda Madeline, Mrs, 1902-1979 (sewing teacher) no.69/10, no.77/14, no.90/13MUNDAY, Oliver Frederick, 1886-1970 no.56/11MUNDINE, Jimmy (Aboriginal horseman/cricketer) no.132/8MUNITIONS PARTS (factory World War II) no.154/32, no.154/48MUNKMAN, Ivy Blanche, Mrs, d.1980 no.95/11MUNN, Mary Jane, Mrs, d.1962 no.25/3MUNN, Walter Andrew, d.1962 no.23/4MUNRO & LEVER (sawmillers) no.49/8MUNRO, A.V. (postmaster, 1920) no.46/8MUNRO, Alex no.2/3MUNRO, Alice Mary, Mrs, 1904-1969 no.49/14MUNRO, Andrew, 1903-1975 no.76/6MUNRO, Charles Alexander Richmond, d.1965 no.1/1, no.5/1, no.13/1, no.16/2, no.34/2, no.106/2, no.135/3, no.135/5MUNRO, Clarence Woodford, 1885-1978 no.86/11MUNRO, Don, d.1959 no.12/3MUNRO, Florence (artist) no.158/15MUNRO, Florence G., Miss, d.1956 (artist) no.2/3, no.14/2, no.15/1, no.158/15MUNRO, George no.18/2MUNRO, George (b.1851) no.111/13, no.112/20MUNRO, Grace, Miss, d.1957 no.6/3MUNRO, Jessie, Miss (school teacher) See RIORDAN, Jessie (nee MUNRO)MUNRO, Raymond Douglas, d.1980 no.94/13MUNRO, Valetta (nee GORTON) no.139/4MUNRO, W.R. [Yorklea] no.43/7MUNRO, William (Steve Kings Plain) no.111/13, no.115/5MUNROS WHARF no.117/7MURDERING REACH no.14/5MURDOCH, Ella, Miss (Broadwater) no.67/6MURDOCH, Mrs (schoolteacher, Broadwater) no.67/6MURDOCH, Nina (Broadwater) no.67/6MURDOCH, Winifred, Miss (Broadwater) no.67/6MURDOCK, Archibald, 1889-1967 no.44/6MURPHY, [Kyogle] no.26/2MURPHY, Alice, Mrs, 1890-1974 no.72/10MURPHY, Ella (nee MORTIMER) no.77/11MURPHY, Ellie (nee MORTIMER) no.131/5MURPHY, James Alfred, 1909-1983 no.105/16MURPHY, Lawrence Leslie, 1906-1982 no.104/14MURPHY, Mildred Constance, Mrs, d.1965 no.35/4MURPHY, Ted (Murphy’s track) no.142/14MURPHYS TRACK no.142/14MURRAY, Archibald Evett, d.1964 no.32/3MURRAY, Cliff See MURRAY, D.C. (Cliff)MURRAY, D.C. (Cliff) (editor, Northern Star) no.13/4, no.83/6, no.92/6, no.105/13, no.107/13, no.144/6, no.154/7 & 16-17MURRAY, Eva Mary Sabine, Mrs, d.1977 no.82/10MURRAY, Glover no.139/5MURRAY, Helen, Mrs, d.1966 no.38/4


180MURRAY, Henry Goddard (Harry), 1895-1974 (City Engineer) no.54/13, no.71/11MURRAY, J.W. [Tabulam] no.19/2MURRAY, Jack (World War II) no.154/18MURRAY, James Clyde, 1900-1969 no.49/15MURRAY, John (saw miller) no.68/10MURRAY, Joyce Mary, Mrs (Rukenvale Telephone Exchange, 1955) no.47/5MURRAY, Mary Elizabeth, Mrs, 1908-1983 no.105/15MURRAY, R. (golden wedding) no.26/1MURRAY, Thomas Foster, d.1961 no.22/4MURRAY, Wal (National Party) no.118/5MURRAY-PRIOR, Mary Ellen (nee BUNDOCK), d.1924 no.83/12, no.84/6MURRAY-PRIOR, R.S. no.146/15MURRAY-PRIOR, Thomas de Montmorency no.83/11-12MURRAY-PRIOR, Thomas de Montmorency, Mrs See MURRAY PRIOR, Mary Ellen (nee BUNDOCK)…MURRAYGANG (locality: also spelt MURRAGANG) no.105/8MURRAYS SIDING (Rappville) no.68/10-11MURWILLUMBAH no.6/2, no.43/4, no.46/9, no.47/6, no.50/5, no.52/3, no.103/7, no.109/2MURWILLUMBAH SCHOOL See SCHOOLSMURWILLUMBAH RAILWAY STATION no.146/3, no.147/17MUSCA, Francesco, 1920-1992 (Italian P.O.W.) no.142/17, no.143/14, no.145/14MUSEUM (R.R.H.S.) See R.R.H.S.MUSEUM TRAIN no.116/7MUSEUM, Australian See AUSTRALIAN MUSEUMMUSEUMS ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA no.103/6, no.104/3, no.119/7, no.141/8-9MUSEUMS ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA – Workshop no.121/7, no.122/18, no.123/15, no.124/11MUSEUMS ASSOCIATION OF N.S.W. no.100/15MUSGRAVE, William Love, d.1978 no.87/14MUSIC no.49/9, no.53/13, no.97/3-4, no.97/13, no.98/5-6, no.111/7, no.121/20, no.154/21, no.154/56, no.154/58MUSIC – Lismore no.63/10-11MUSIC (Indonesian troops, Evans Head) no.154/12, no.154/19MUSICAL COMEDIES (The Geisha) no.154/59MUSICAL FESTIVAL, Lismore See LISMORE MUSICAL FESTIVALMUSICAL HISTORY OF THE LISMORE AREA, by Maurice Ryan no.96/12MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS no.101/2MUSICAL PROGRAMMES (Radio 2LM) no.148/17-18MUSICAL SAW (played by Bill Mason) no.146/13MUSICAL SOIREES (R.R.H.S.) no.139/3, no.143/13MUSICAL UNION (established 1877) no.49/10MUSICIANS no.21/5, no.32/3MUSSELMAN (racehorse) no.121/17MUSTARD GAS (World War II) no.154/48MUSTARD, Charles Thompson, d.1985 (President, Terania Shire) no.13/4, no.16/1, no.90/14, no.126/5MUSTARD, L.H., Cr. No.13/1MUTER, Robert, d.1962 no.22/4, no.135/4MUTTON, Broughton Vernon, Mrs See MUTTON, Rachael Anne Cherry (nee GILL)MUTTON, Rachael Anne Cherry (nee GILL) no.37/1, no.39/1, no.42/1, no.46/2, no.50/3, no.52/1, no.61/1, no.64/2, no.68/2, no.72/2; no.76/2, no.77/2, no.78/2, no.79/4, no.80/2, no.81/1, no.82/4, no.83/2, no.84/1, no.86/2, no.90/2MUTTON, Wendy, Mrs no.156/23MUTUAL LIFE & CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY no.157/8MYERS, Charles Edwin, 1885-1968 no.47/12MYERS, Eric (golden wedding) no.71/8MYERS, George Herbert, d.1968 no.47/12MYERS, George Louis, d.1963 [North Creek] no.26/4MYERS, Kevin Joseph, 1969-1982 no.102/17MYLNE BROS. (squatters, Eatonswill) no.64/10MYLNE, James (grazier) no.147/13MYOCUM no.120/17MYOCUM SCHOOL See SCHOOLSMYRTLE CREEK [locality] no.66/13-14, no.68/10-12MYRTLE CREEK, Bungawalbyn (property, Clark Irving) no.44/9


181MYTHS (defined) no.79/14

N.R.C.A.E. See NORTHERN RIVERS C.A.E.N.R.C.C. See NORTHERN RIVERS COUNTY COUNCILN.S.W. FISH MARKETING AUTHORITY no.132/4N.S.W. GAZETTEER (1866) no.44/7N.S.W. LANCERS See LANCERSN.S.W. NATIONAL PARKS & WILDLIFE SERVICE See NATIONAL PARKS & WILDLIFEN.S.W. NATIONAL TRUST See NATIONAL TRUST OF AUSTRALIA (N.S.W.)N.S.W. WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION (est.1882) no.103/11N.S.W.; ITS RAILWAY SYSTEM, HOLIDAY RESORTS ETC. (72/107) no.76/7NADIN FAMILY REUNION no.98/5NADIN, Arthur (pioneer, Ettrick, 1905) no.98/5NADIN, Arthur, Mrs See NADIN, Rose, MrsNADIN, Rose, Mrs (pioneer, Ettrick, 1905) no.98/5NANCE, Rose, Mrs, d.1965 no.34/3NAPHTHALI, Paddy, Ald. (Casino) no.75/9NAPIER, Isabel, Miss, 1891-1982 no.101/12NAPPER, Harold Wesley, 1887-1970 no.55/5NAPPER, Henry, d.1977 no.83/14NAPPER, Lucy Ann, Mrs no.38/4NARDI FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14NARDI, Andy, Cr. (b.1900) [Terania Shire] no.12/2, no.13/1, no.14/1, no.19/2, no.133/9NARDI, Angelo (golden wedding) no.93/8NARDI, Angelo, Mrs See NARDI, Lucy (nee SPINAZE), d.1964NARDI, Bill, Dr. (son of Andy) no.133/9NARDI, Emma, Mrs, d.1962 no.25/3NARDI, Giovanni, d.1961 no.19/4NARDI, Giovanni Antonio (Jack), d.1987 [Nimbin] no.38/3, no.65/7NARDI, Giuseppe (produce merchant) no.149/3NARDI, Ida Mabel, Miss no.14/2, no.15/2NARDI, Jack (Captain, Australian Light Horse, W.W.I) no.133/9NARDI, Lorenzo A., Gunner [died World War I] no.3/3NARDI, Lucia A., Miss (Sydney representative) no.50/2, no.61/1, no.63/2-3, no.69/2, no.100/3, no.100/6NARDI, Lucy (nee SPINAZE), d.1964 no.31/3NARKA, Henry (Japanese alien, Ballina) no.154/17NASHUA (locality) no.10/6, no.50/5, no.109/7, no.132/8NASHUA SCHOOL See SCHOOLSNATIONAL A. & I. SOCIETY See SHOWS – LismoreNATIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL REGISTER, Canberra no.18/1NATIONAL EMERGENCY SERVICE (World War II) no.154/41, no.154/61NATIONAL EMERGENCY VIGILANCE FORCE no.154/17NATIONAL FITNESS CAMP, Lennox Head no.137/3NATIONAL PARKS & WILDLIFE ACT (1974) no.73/10NATIONAL PARKS & WILDLIFE SERVICE no.148/3NATIONAL PARKS & WILDLIFE SERVICE – N.S.W. no.132/9NATIONAL PARTY [previously Country Party] no.118/5NATIONAL REGISTER OF MONUMENTS & MEMORIALS no.122/17, no.123/3NATIONAL SECURITY (ALIENS CONTROL) REGULATIONS no.154/17NATIONAL SECURITY (munitions manufacture) no.154/32NATIONAL TRUST OF AUSTRALIA no.33/1, no.34/1NATIONAL TRUST OF AUSTRALIA (N.S.W.) no.52/1, no.60/3, no.62/3-4, no.77/13NATIVE BEAR (Aboriginal=boorabee) no.140/16NATIVE BIRDS AND ANIMALS no.140/14NATIVE MOUNTED POLICE FORCE See POLICENATIVITY PLAY (Christmas Carnival) no.56/7NATURALISTS CLUB no.87/12NATURE’S SIGNATURES, by National Parks & Wildlife Service no.132/9NAUGHTON, Ralph John, Sgt., A.M. no.74/13NAUGHTONS GAP no.44/5, no.127/17


182NAUTILUS (ship) no.49/5, no.129/16NAVAL MUSEUM, Ballina See BALLINA MARITIME MUSEUMNAVIN, Denis (taxi driver) no.138/10NAVIN, Edward (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5NAVIN, Grace Elizabeth, Miss, d.1978 no.87/14NAVIN, Mrs no.2/2NAYUTAH, Jolanda (Minjungbal) no.146/15NEAL, N. no.156/4NEAL, S. no.85/8, no.92/6NEALL, William Tasman, 1904-1981 no.100/17NEATH, Mary Mabel, Mrs, d.1967 no.43/10NEAVES, Sydney, 1904-1976 no.77/5NECTARINES (fruit) no.110/11NEEDLEWORK no.96/4, no.96/8NEEDLEWORK, History of no.136/3NEELY, Ellen M., Mrs, 188 –1967 no.44/6NEILL, Jack (motor cyclist) no.144/8-9NELSON FAMILY no.146/6NELSON, Alfred James, 1891-1969 no.50/12NELSON, B.D. [Coffs Harbour] no.43/7NELSON, Emmeline, Miss, 1886-1979 no.90/12NELSON, Horatio, Admiral no.17/2, no.74/14NELSON, Neil Henry Samuel, 1897-1967 no.44/6NELSON, W.B., Captain no.1/2NEPEAN DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Bunyan) no.4/2NERANG no.102/7NESBITT HOUSE, Lismore no.148/10NESBITT PARK no.59/10NESBITT, F. (M.L.A.1920) (sic) See NESBITT, George, MLANESBITT, George, MLA (storekeeper) no.59/10, no.60/7-8, no.114/8, no.121/17, no.127/14NESTA (steamship, tug) no.108/3NETHERY, George no.121/5NEUKOM FAMILY no.143/13NEUKOM, Henry (Swiss migrant) no.125/18NEW CALEDONIA no.2/2NEW ENDEAVOUR (ship) no.38/3NEW ENGLAND AIRWAYS no.48/5, no.53/6, no.93/6, no.97/2NEW ENGLAND BUS COMPANY BUILDING (storage) no.75/13; no.77/6NEW ENGLAND MOTOR COMPANY no.53/6, no.60/3, no.116/9NEW ENGLAND MOTORS no.97/2NEW ENGLAND UNIVERSITY See UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLANDNEW EUROPE (locality) no.105/8NEW FIRM [Nesbitt then AGRs] no.59/10, no.60/7-8, no.127/14, no.128/15NEW GUINEA no.16/4NEW ITALY (locality) no.1/2, no.6/3, no.12/1, no.13/1, no.13/4, no.14/1-2, no.14/4, no.15/2, no.16/2, no.16/4, no.17/2, no.18/1, no.19/1, no.20/2-3, no.23/2, no.30/1, no.34/2-3, no.46/5-6, no.60/4, no.64/13-14, no.78/11, no.82/3, no.87/2, no.87/12, no.88/12-13, no.89/12-13, no.91/7, no.92/8, no.93/3, no.94/7, no.95/5, no.96/8, no.99/9-10, no.102/10, no.113/6, no.122/5, no.122/12, no.123/5, no.127/3, no.133/9, no.138/3NEW ITALY MUSEUM no.128/6, no.138/4, no.144/5, no.147/8, no.149/3, no.153/12, no.156/13NEW ITALY PARK OF PEACE no.12/1, no.13/2, no.99/9, no.123/6NEW ITALY SCHOOL See SCHOOLSNEW SOUTH WALES CREAMERY BUTTER COMPANY, Wyrallah no.100/4NEW SOUTH WALES LANCERS See LANCERSNEW, Linda Rosina (nee BARHAM), d.1975 no.75/10NEWBERRY, Robert Gilmore (b.1870) no.95/6NEWCOMBE, W. (golden wedding) no.72/8NEWELL, Harold Richmond, 1886-1977 no.81/11NEWELL, Ivy Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1965 no.33/3NEWHAM, Herbert Thomas, 1901-1971 no.58/5NEWLANDS, George Frederick, d.1962 no.22/4


183NEWMAN, Bertha (nee HAVILAH) no.129/9-10NEWMAN, Charles no.131/6NEWMAN, Edgar John, 1905-1974 no.72/10NEWMAN, Joan, Mrs no.149/9, no.154/1NEWMAN, Louisa Jane, Mrs, 1894-1972 no.61/7NEWPORT, Olive, Mrs (b.1879) no.48/12NEWRYBAR (locality) no.1/2, no.107/4, no.67/5, no.68/6NEWRYBAR (steamship) no.122/17NEWRYBAR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH See PRESBYTERIANNEWSPAPERS no.16/2, no.122/12NEWSPAPERS – Casino no.16/2NEWSPAPERS – Coraki no.18/2NEWSPAPERS IN AUSTRALIAN LIBRARIES no.81/7NEWSTEAD, Mary, Mrs, 1875-1969 no.50/12NEWTON, (land owner) no.112/8NEWTON, Agnes, Mrs, d.1966 no.37/4NEWTON, Anna Bella, Mrs, 1889-1969 no.52/14NEWTON, Arthur Richard, 1889-1978 no.86/11NEWTON, Eddie (Pioneer Cold Stores) no.82/8NEWTON, Frederick Robert, Rev., d.1926 no.86/7, no.87/13, no.102/8NEWTON, Geoffrey Liddiard, d.1981 (Terania Shire engineer) no.126/5NEWTON, Lloyd (Pioneer Cold Stores) no.82/8NEWTON, M., Mrs no.90/2NEWTON, Marmaduke Adolphus (Duke) (Pioneer Cold Stores) no.82/8NEWTON, Muriel Gertrude, Mrs, 1968 no.48/14NEWTON, Norman Victor, d.1979 no.89/13NEWTON, R.F., Rev. (Ballina) no.150/6NEWTON, Walter Stephen (pioneer, Brockley, 1869) no.50/8, no.68/4-5, no.86/7NEWTON, Winifred, Mrs, d.1972 no.61/8NEWTOWN STORE (Colemans Point) no.125/4NEWYRBAR SUNDAY SCHOOL no.81/13NGUNUMGAH (Aboriginal = Unumgar) no.53/12NIAU, J.H. (The Phantom Paradise) [New Italy] no.56/13, no.64/14NICHOL, Isaac (1st Australian postmaster, 1809) no.126/2NICHOLAS, Christina, Mrs, 1891-1978 no.87/14NICHOLL, Frederick Livingstone (Snow), Dr., d.1971 no.58/6, no.154/43, no.159/11NICHOLLS, Annie (nee MORRISH) no.151/10NICHOLLS, Francis Edward, 1880-1967 no.44/6NICHOLLS, Frederick (headmaster, Lismore School 1890) no.135/11NICHOLS, Ann (nee PUGH) no.147/4-5NICHOLS, G. (Rosehill) no.117/18NICHOLS, George (shipowner) See NICOLL, George WallaceNICHOLS, John, 1775-1849 (convict/farmer/constable…) no.147/3-5NICHOLS, John, Mrs (1st) See NICHOLS, Mary, Mrs, d.1803NICHOLS, John, Mrs (2nd) See NICHOLS, Ann (nee PUGH)NICHOLS, Mary, Mrs, d.1803 no.147/5NICHOLSON, Geraldine, Mrs, 1891-1978 no.90/2NICHOLSON, William Islay, 1969 no.52/12NICOL, G.W. (ship owner) See NICOLL, George WallaceNICOL, Mary Bell, Mrs, d.1967 no.44/5NICOL, T.B. no.66/12, no.77/3NICOLI, Piro (ice cream vendor) no.153/16NICOLL, George Wallace (shipowner) no.119/12, no.120/16, no.122/16-17, no.128/12NIELSEN FAMILY no.146/6NIELSEN-GAJHEDE, William R. (Bill) no.95/9, no.100/9, no.133/12, no.137/16, no.138/16, no.151/10, no.153/11NIELSON CASTLE, East Lismore no.127/10NIELSON PARK, East Lismore no.47/11, no.127/10NIELSON, Harry Charles, d.1968 (shop owner/property developer) no.47/11, no.127/9NIGERIA no.122/12NIGHTCAMP RANGE See NIGHTCAP RANGE


184NIGHTCAP NATIONAL PARK no.102/7NIGHTCAP RANGE no.31/2, no.51/7, no.53/6, no.102/7-8, no.112/20, no.113/3, no.129/12, no.140/6, no.156/13, no.156/18, no.157/16NIGHTCAP TRACK no.63/9 & 13, no.65/10, no.68/6, no.75/6, no.76/14, no.102/9NIGHTINGALE, Florence (nee HEWITT) no.74/7NIGHTINGALE, Ken, d.1975 no.74/7NILON FAMILY REUNION no.97/10NILON, Martin (pioneer) no.97/10NILON, Martin, Mrs See NILON, Mary, MrsNILON, Mary, Mrs (pioneer) no.97/10NIMBEA See NIMBINNIMBIN (locality) no.1/3, no.2/2, no.11/2, no.14/1, no.27/2, no.44/5, no.44/7, no.46/8, no.47/4, no.50/15, no.56/4, no.62/5, no.81/10, no.84/4, no.87/10, no.101/3, no.102/7, no.102/10, no.104/6, no.105/10, no.121/15, no.121/18NIMBIN – Residents (McLean) no.38/4NIMBIN – Residents (McMullen) no.21/3NIMBIN – Residents (Nardi) no.38/3NIMBIN (steamship) no.14/4, no.118/15-16, no.128/13NIMBIN BOWLING CLUB (est. 1928) no.87/13NIMBIN C.W.A. See C.W.A.NIMBIN CENTRAL SCHOOL See SCHOOLSNIMBIN CHURCH OF ENGLAND See ANGLICAN CHURCHNIMBIN COOP DAIRY CO. & BUTTER FACTORY no.56/5NIMBIN HOSPITAL See HOSPITALSNIMBIN POST OFFICE See POST OFFICESNIMBIN ROCKS (Aboriginal site) no.105/9, no.148/3NIXON, Margaret, Mrs, 1889-1967 no.43/9NIXON, Thomas Kirk, d.1966 no.39/4NOAH’S ARK (model) no.136/6NOBBS, (milk vendor) no.153/15NOBLE FAMILY REUNION no.98/6, no.104/12NOBLE, Alexander (diamond wedding) no.97/10NOBLE, Annie May, Mrs, d.1966 no.39/4NOBLE, Aubrey (golden wedding) no.74/13NOBLE, Clara Amanda, Miss, d.1965 no.35/3NOBLE, Daphne (nee WHITE) (music teacher) no.97/13NOBLE, Ernest Arthur, d.1966 no.40/4NOBLE, Frances M., Mrs, d.1961 no.22/4NOBLE, G.E. (storekeeper, Rappville) no.48/12NOBLE, Isabella, Mrs, d.1965 no.34/3NOBLE, James, d.1960 no.16/5NOBLE, Jane, Miss See VIRTUE, Jane (nee NOBLE)NOBLE, John (author: Eureka Public School) no.124/7NOBLE, John Alexander, d.1960 no.17/3NOBLE, Johnston (auctioneer) no.114/8NOBLE, Kenneth Ernest, 1908-1979 no.90/12NOBLE, Mary Elizabeth Irene, Mrs See NOBLE, Mavis Elizabeth Irene, MissNOBLE, Mavis Elizabeth Irene, Miss, 1904-1982 no.104/14NOBLE, Norman A., 1887-1888 no.72/6NOBLE, R.J., Mrs See NOBLE, Daphne (nee WHITE)NOBLE, Robert Ernest, d.1960 no.17/3NOBLE, Susan Mary, Mrs, 1877-1968 no.49/13NOBLE, Thomas, d.1961 no.21/5NOBLE, Warren (Chairman, Norco) no.122/2NOBLE, Warren [Clunes] no.45/5NOLAN, (farmer) no.117/7NOLAN, H.P. (postmaster, 1954) no.46/8NOLAN, M. (golden wedding) no.92/12NOLAN, Margaret Ruth (Ruth) (nee DENT) (violin teacher) no.154/56NOOLOOY (Aboriginal = pig face plant) no.57/6NOONAN, Mollie (radio announcer, Station 2LM) no.129/17, no.148/14


185NORCO BACON FACTORY (Byron Bay) no.146/5no.146/5, no.151/3, no.157/13NORCO BUTTER FACTORY See NORCO COOPERATIVENORCO CO-OPERATIVE no.5/3, no.7/1, no.10/3no.14/4, no.45/8, no.77/11, no.81/13, no.120/18, no.121/3, no.121/9, no.122/2-3NORFOLK (convict ship) no.141/10NORHEDE, Nola Singh no.148/9NORLEDGE, Mildred (Aboriginal legends from Eastern Australia) no.46/4, no.50/15, no.104/8NORMAN, (milk vendor) no.153/15NOROC [North Coast Regional Organisation of Councils] no.157/15NORRIS FAMILY no.147/6NORRIS, John William, Professor (music teacher) no.98/5NORRIS, V.J. (auditor, Lismore Municipal Council, 1879) no.89/8NORTH & NORTH WESTERN HISTORICAL SOCIETIES no.99/2NORTH ARM (Richmond River) no.81/9, no.99/5NORTH COAST & TABLELANDS EX-SERVICEMEN’S HOME no.141/12NORTH COAST A. & I. SOCIETY See SHOWS - LismoreNORTH COAST AIRLINES no.81/6NORTH COAST ANGLICAN (periodical) no.102/9NORTH COAST CHILDRENS HOME, Lismore no.64/4, no.80/11, no.82/9, no.85/11, no.158/13NORTH COAST COLLEGE (Boys School, Ballina) no.128/8NORTH COAST COOKERY, by Marilyn Walters no.96/14NORTH COAST DAILY NEWS no.48/10, no.122/13NORTH COAST GALLIPOLI LEGION OF ANZACS no.102/10NORTH COAST HISTORICAL SOCIETIES (Zone Conf.) no.114/3, no.117/2, no.118/4NORTH COAST INSTITUTE FOR ABOR. COM.ED… no.132/6NORTH COAST LEAGUE OF WHEELMEN (cycle club) no.146/16NORTH COAST MOTORAIL no.82/13NORTH COAST NATIONAL SHOW See SHOWS – LismoreNORTH COAST RESEARCH COUNCIL no.122/9NORTH COAST RUN: history of N.C.S.N. Company, by M.P. Richards no.43/11, no.44/10NORTH COAST STEAM NAVIGATION CO. no.80/11, no.81/4, no.108/3, no.109/2, no.110/5, no.110/14-15, no.114/7, no.122/17, no.128/12, no.137/9, no.150/8, no.154/29, no.155/6, no.155/8NORTH COAST TOURISM AWARD no.150/18NORTH COAST WEEKLY NEWS no.48/10NORTH COAST WOMEN, by Baiba Berzins no.157/15NORTH COAST ZONE CONF. OF HIST. SOC. no.122/17, no.126/3, no.130/12, no.132/6, no.134/5NORTH CREEK, Ballina (locality) no.4/2, no.49/8, no.54/10, no.61/4, no.66/4-5, no.93/7, no.112/20, no.156/3, no.128/7, no.128/12, no.136/14NORTH CREEK ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHNORTH EASTERN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION no.159/11NORTH LISMORE no.121/6, no.121/13NORTH LISMORE CEMETERY See CEMETERIES – North Lismore (Pioneer Park)NORTH LISMORE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH See CATHOLIC CHURCHNORTH LISMORE SOLDIERS’ PATRIOTIC WELFARE DEPOT no.154/55NORTH WOODBURN no.127/4NORTH, Burnett William, d.1973 (original Anzac) no.67/11NORTHAGE, Arthur (golden wedding) no.93/8NORTHCOTT FAMILY no.136/11-13NORTHCOTT HOUSE (home; i.e. Tulloona) no.92/3, no.96/4, no.136/12NORTHCOTT, Albert, 1867-1867 no.136/13NORTHCOTT, Alma, 1879-1904 no.127/7NORTHCOTT, Carl William, 1889-1937 no.136/12NORTHCOTT, Cecil S., 1883-1886 no.136/11NORTHCOTT, Clare Estell Lyons, 1893-1936 no.136/12NORTHCOTT, Doris Moore, 1892-1981 no.136/12NORTHCOTT, E.A. (nee CLARK) no.136/13NORTHCOTT, Eliza (nee BOWRING) no.136/13NORTHCOTT, Henry no.136/11NORTHCOTT, Jessie Alma (nee PERRY) no.136/11-13


186NORTHCOTT, Jessie Annie Pearn, Miss, 1887-1982 no.136/12NORTHCOTT, John Henry, 1847-1927 no.136/13NORTHCOTT, Joseph, 1856-1930 no.136/13NORTHCOTT, Laura Ann, 1862-1942 no.136/13NORTHCOTT, Linda Moore, Miss, 1886-1966 no.136/11NORTHCOTT, Lydia (nee LEE) no.136/13NORTHCOTT, Mary Ann (nee PEARN) no.136/11NORTHCOTT, Olive (nee BOLT) no.136/13NORTHCOTT, Samuel Theophilus, 1858-1930 no.136/13NORTHCOTT, Stanley Verdun Hunter, 1880-1953 no.136/11NORTHCOTT, Thomas, 1854-1914 no.136/13NORTHCOTT, William, 1852-1917 no.114/10, no.115/15-16, no.126/17, no.128/10, no.136/11-14, no.137/15NORTHCOTT, William, Mrs See NORTHCOTT, Jessie Alma (nee PERRY)NORTHERN CO-OP MEAT CO. no.41/3NORTHERN N.S.W. RAILWAY SYSTEM, by E.D. Hills no.90/6, no.90/9, no.92/7NORTHERN PEOPLE (newspaper) no.48/10NORTHERN RIVERS AERO CLUB no.47/4, no.48/6, no.54/12, no.55/14NORTHERN RIVERS AERO CLUB See also LISMORE AERO CLUBNORTHERN RIVERS BOWLING ASSOCIATION no.87/6NORTHERN RIVERS C.A.E. no.75/4-8, no.83/14, no.97/9, no.105/3NORTHERN RIVERS COUNTY COUNCIL no.44/6NORTHERN RIVERS COUNTY COUNCIL – Staff no.84/7NORTHERN RIVERS LANCERS, by Martin Buckley no.138/17, no.139/6NORTHERN RIVERS OF N.S.W., by Lee Pearce no.118/2NORTHERN RIVERS WOODCRAFT GROUP no.105/3NORTHERN STAR (dealing boat) no.62/6NORTHERN STAR (newspaper) no.7/2, no.18/2, no.25/3, no.27/2, no.28/1, no.29/2, no.30/1, no.34/1, no.36/3no.45/2, no.45/5, no.47/2, no.47/7, no.48/10, no.50/11, no.56/5, no.59/10, no.61/1, 5, & 10-12; no.67/3-4; no.68/4, no.69/11-12 & 14; no.77/3; no.78/10 & 12-13, no.81/4, no.82/8, no.83/6, no.85/11, no.87/10, no.89/4, no.91/6, no.101/3, no.107/4, no.108/8, no.120/9, no.121/18, no.122/2, no.122/12, no.130/11, no.143/4, no.144/5, no.148/14, no.154/16, no.156/3, no.156/5, no.156/15, no.157/3, no.157/7, no.158/4, no.159/14NORTHERN STAR HOCKEY CLUB (est. 1928) no.82/8, no.84/14NORTHERN WEEKLY (newspaper) no.48/10NORTHEY, M. (50 years, P.A.F.S. Lodge) no.76/11NORTHEY, Muriel, Mrs, d.1983 no.105/14NORTHFIELD, Charles (golden wedding) no.63/14NORTHFIELD, Ethel May, Mrs, d.1976 no.79/9NORTHFIELD, Johanna, Mrs, 1897-1982 no.102/17NORTHFIELD, Neville (piper) no.94/8NORTHFIELD, Noel William, d.1972 no.64/13NORTHFIELD, William Gwynne, d.1977 no.59/2, no.84/12NORTON, James, d.1978 no.85/13NORTON, John (solicitor) no.134/12NORTON, Neville, Mrs See NORTON, Royal (nee CHARLESTON)NORTON, Royal (nee CHARLESTON) no.134/12, no.139/18NORTON, T.J. no.49/12NORTON, W.U. (auctioneer) no.119/9NORVILL, Roy Leslie, 1903-1982 no.103/15NOSSITER, Grace, Mrs (Strathfield) no.143/4NOTER, Lena Margaret, Mrs, 1887-1974 no.72/11NOTES BY THE WAY, by N.C. Hewitt no.1/2NOTES ON THE RICHMOND RIVER BLACKS, by Mary Bundock no.51/10NOTT, Allan Crofton, 1889-1969 (Piercy & Nott) no.50/11, no.138/3NOTT, Harold Cooper, d.1967 no.47/3NOVAK, Martin (Dorroughby Field Studies Centre) no.153/17NOWLAN FAMILY REUNION no.97/10NOWLAN, Charles [Spring Grove], d.1962 no.23/4NOWLAN, Darcy, d.1965 no.34/3NOWLAN, Elizabeth, Mrs (b.1890) no.100/12NOWLAN, Isabella Jane Margaret, Mrs, 1892-1967 no.44/6


187NOWLAN, Jane, Mrs (pioneer) no.97/10NOWLAN, Jasper no.49/8NOWLAN, Jasper Ernest, d.1967 no.41/4NOWLAN, Laura Anne, Mrs, d.1964 no.30/3NOWLAN, Stanley Roderick, d.1976 no.78/8NOWLAN, William (pioneer) no.97/10NOWLAN, William, Mrs See NOWLAN, Jane, MrsNOWLAN, William Henry, 1901-1982 no.104/14NOWLAND, Mrs (proprietor, Killclare Residential) no.129/17NUMULGI no.6/1, no.38/2, no.89/9NUMULGI SCHOOL See SCHOOLSNUNGA STATION (property) no.105/8, no.125/14NUNGARIE (Jock) (Aboriginal) no.67/13-14NURSING HOMES (early in Lismore) no.112/21, no.113/15, no.114/15NUTT, (Tregeagle) no.142/12NUTT, Frederick Thomas, 1900-1974 no.72/10NYMBOIDA ELECTRICITY SCHEME no.122/7NYMBOIDA HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.118/4

O’BRIEN, C.J. no.92/6O’BRIEN, C.J., Mrs See O’BRIEN, P., MrsO’BRIEN, Eileen, Mrs (Aboriginal, North Lismore) no.60/2, no.103/12O’BRIEN, Henry no.93/8, no.95/10, no.151/8O’BRIEN, Matthew James, 1895-1968 no.47/12O’BRIEN, P. no.80/13, no.118/1, no.120/7O’BRIEN, P., Mrs no.90/13, no.92/6O’BRIEN, W. (golden wedding anniversary) no.113/10O’BYRNE, Thomas, Rev.Fr., 1894-1978 no.54/8, no.86/10O’CONNELL, Alice Frances, Mrs, 1903-1979 no.89/13O’CONNELL, Maria, Miss See GRAINGER, Maria (nee O’CONNELL)O’CONNELL, Michael, 1903-1982 no.102/17O’CONNOR, Adeline Annie, Mrs, d.1965 no.34/3O’CONNOR, Jim (policeman) no.149/3, no.154/15, no.154/17O’CONNOR, Maurice Edward, d.1964 no.29/4O’CONNOR, M., Mrs no.124/5O’FARRELL, Mary Ellen, Mrs, d.1965 no.35/4O’FARRELL, Rosenia Gertrude, Mrs, d.1982 no.103/14O’FARRELL, Rosina, Mrs (b.1884) no.91/8O’FLYNN ENGINEERING WORKS no.110/3O’HALLORAN, Michael [Northern People (newspaper)] no.48/10O’HARAE, J. no.66/1 & 12O’KEEFE, Alice Mary, Mrs, d.1967 no.41/4O’KEEFE, Hugh James, 1890-1972 no.62/13O’KEEFE, Roger (golden wedding) no.99/7O’LEARY, Daniel, d.1964 no.31/2O’NEIL, Ald. (mayor, Casino 1953) no.135/3O’NEIL, Brian (cedar cutter) no.151/10O’NEIL, Brian, Mrs See O’NEIL, Catherine, MrsO’NEIL, Catherine, Mrs no.151/10O’NEIL, Jose (nee HARLEY) no.13/4O’NEIL, M. no.13/4O’NEILL HOUSE (North Coast Children’s Home) no.64/4O’NEILL, Elizabeth Ellen, Mrs, 1877-1969 no.50/12O’NEILL, Jean, Miss (North Coast Children’s Home) no.64/4, no.82/9, no.84/7O’NEILL, Mick (movie show proprietor) no.134/9O’NEILL, William Thomas, 1890-1970 no.55/5O’REILLY, Bernard, 1904-1975 (Lamington Plateau) no.58/13, no.73/3-4, no.75/6, no.79/3, no.89/10O’REILLY, Margaret Mary, Mrs, 1895-1978 no.88/9O’ROURKE, Jerome, Rt. Rev. Mon., 1904-1975 no.73/11O’ROURKE, Maggie, Miss (piano teacher) no.97/14


188O’ROURKE, Tom (judge, ballroom dancing) no.135/9O’SULLIVAN, A.M. (solicitor) no.157/7O’SULLIVAN, B.T., Dr. no.82/8O’SULLIVAN, F. (papal knighthood) no.58/4O’SULLIVAN, F.G., d.1971 no.59/11O’SULLIVAN, Pat (Radio 2LM) no.148/14O’SULLIVAN, S.E. (Ben), d.1965 no.34/3OAKBANK (property) no.63/8OAKENDALE no.105/8OAKES OVAL (Lismore) no.63/10, no.112/17OAKES, Agnes, Mrs (mayoress) no.154/58OAKES, Francis (Commissioner of Crown Lands) no.43/6OAKES, M.B. (journalist/photographer) no.99/4OAKES, M.R. (postmaster, 1879) no.46/9OAKES, Malcolm no.79/10-12OAKES, Marjorie F., Mrs See OAKES, Marjorie Jessie (nee EDWARDS), d.1983OAKES, Marjorie Jessie (nee EDWARDS), 1914-1983 no.52/1, no.56/2, no.59/2, no.59/5, no.61/1; no.65/6 & 12-13; no.66/3; no.67/1-2, no.68/3; no.68/13-14; no.69/6-7, no.73/6; no.74/1 & 5, no.78/9 & 11, no.79/6 & 14, no.81/1, no.83/4, no.86/6, no.86/13, no.88/4, no.89/1, no.90/2, no.91/2, no.92/2, no.92/5-6, no.92/12, no.93/2, no.94/1, no.95/8, no.96/8, no.98/1, no.99/4, no.99/10-11, no.100/3-4, no.101/1, no.101/11, no.102/1, no.103/10, no.104/7, no.104/8-10, no.104/17-18, no.105/4, no.105/8, no.106/12, no.142/4 & 6, no.154/58, no.156/11 & 18, no.156/20 & 22OAKES, Minnie See OAKES, Wilhelmina Evelina (Minnie) (nee ROBINSON)OAKES, Percy, Mrs See OAKES, Wilhelmina Evelina (Minnie) (nee ROBINSON)OAKES, W.F. no.1/1, no.13/2, no.17/2, no.39/2, no.42/1OAKES, Walter Frank, d.1934 (bridge contractor) no.69/14, no.91/5, no.130/4OAKES, W.F. (Frank), Mrs See OAKES, Marjorie Jessie (nee EDWARDS), 1914-1983OAKES, W.R. (Frank), Mrs (sic.) See OAKES, Marjorie Jessie (nee EDWARDS), 1914-1983OAKES, Warren Frank (Frank), d.1984 (solicitor) no.46/2, no.47/3, no.50/3, no.76/11, no.82/2, no.82/8, no.82/14, no.85/9, no.86/6, no.90/5, no.99/4, no.100/3, no.106/2, no.111/15, no.135/3, no.135/5, no.142/4 & 6, no.154/58, no.156/11, no.156/18OAKES, Warren Frank (Frank), Mrs See OAKES, Marjorie Jessie (nee EDWARDS), 1914-1983OAKES, Wilhelmina Evelina (Minnie) (nee ROBINSON), 1880-1972 no.43/4, no.53/6, no.64/13OAKEY FLAT (locality) no.105/8OAKFIELD no.14/4OAKLAND (ship) no.7/3OAKLAND [Yeager property] no.7/2OAKLAND HOUSE (Yeager home, Coraki) no.36/2, no.67/2, no.156/18OAKLANDS (homestead) See OAKLAND HOUSEOAKLEY, Lewis, 1903-1983 no.105/15OAKSHOTT, John Bernard, Dr., d.1945 (P.O.W.) no.154/8 & 13, no.156/4OATEN, Iris Jane, Mrs, 1905-1981 no.97/11OBITUARIES no.100/6-7OCARIEN (terra cotta wind instrument) no.146/13OCCASIONAL VERSES, by Milton Trudgeon no.98/8OCEAN VIEW (corner store, Ballina, est.1880) no.69/13OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, Alstonville no.8/1, no.61/10OCKERINA (musical instrument) no.124/17ODGERS, Glen, 1908-1983 no.105/14OESCHGER, A.M., Mrs, d.1961 no.21/5OFFICE EQUIPMENT (display 1915) no.48/2OGILVIE, Arthur James, Captain, d.1969 no.51/14 [Ogilvy, d.1969? H.364/703]OGILVIE, E.S. See OGILVIE, Edward D.S.OGILVIE, Edward David S. (Yugilbar Station) no.4/3, no.14/2, no.30/1, no.53/14, no.64/10, no.83/4, no.126/9, no.127/15, no.156/13OIL BATTALION (Shell Company) at Victory Camp no.154/12OLD BONALBO no.48/6, no.79/5, no.84/8OLD BONALBO SCHOOL See SCHOOLSOLD CAMP (locality) no.105/8OLD CANBERRA, 1820-1900, by L.F. Fitzhardinge no.73/6OLD CLUNES ROAD no.85/9


189OLD GUARD (World War II) no.138/14OLD KOOREELAH no.84/9OLD WEETANGERRA SCHOOL See SCHOOLSOLDRED, Ellen Veronica, Mrs, 1900-1981 no.99/13OLIVE, George (drover, 1838) no.127/17OLIVE, Gertrude (nee WHITEMAN), 1902-1981 no.99/14, no.100/7OLIVE, John Thomas (president, Woodburn Shire) no.100/7OLIVE, Joseph William, 1907-1977 no.83/14OLIVE, Les G. (b.1896) (Gladesville)(diamond wedding, 1979) no.100/7OLIVE, Les G., Mrs See OLIVE, Gertrude (nee WHITEMAN), 1902-1981OLIVE, W. (hotelier) no.67/10OLIVER, Eina, Miss See DRUISSI, Eina (nee OLIVER)OLIVER, George, d.1965 (Pearces Creek) no.34/3, no.77/12, no.127/5OLIVER, H.H. (Tyalgum) no.144/17, no.154/18, no.154/69OLIVER, Matron no.113/16OLIVES (cultivation) no.154/19OLLEY, (selector, Jiggi Road) no.121/16OLLEY, Alfred (Rosehill 1879) no.116/15, no.121/19-20OLLEY, Alice Mary, 1890-1983 no.105/15OLLEY, Annie Elizabeth (nee ROWE), d.1933 no.121/20OLLEY, E. (50 years, P.A.F.S. Lodge) no.76/11OLLEY, Elizabeth See SMITH, Elizabeth (nee OLLEY)OLLEY, Eric (Jersey stud breeder) no.121/21OLLEY, Florence Jane (nee MCSWANSON), d.1965 no.36/4OLLEY, Grace Sarah (nee TEMPERLEY), 1890-1982 no.103/16, no.104/15OLLEY, H., Mrs no.70/11OLLEY, John Brown, 1883-1961 no.20/5, no.117/12, no.121/20OLLEY, John Brown, Mrs See OLLEY, Annie Elizabeth (nee ROWE), d.1933OLLEY, Joseph no.104/15OLLEY, Joseph, Mrs See OLLEY, Grace Sarah (nee TEMPERLEY)OLLEY, Lizzie Ann (nee DUDGEON), d.1940 no.121/21OLLEY, Margaret (painter) no.104/15OLLEY, Mary Elizabeth See SECCOMBE, Mary Elizabeth (nee OLLEY)OLLEY, Norma, Mrs no.128/11OLLEY, William (Rosehill 1879), d.1914 no.116/15, no.121/19, 121/21OLLEY, William John (Bill), d.2005 no.117/12, no.121/14, no.122/8, no.126/10, no.127/17, no.130/18, no.137/13OLLEY, William, Mrs See OLLEY, Lizzie Ann (nee DUDGEON), d.1940OLYMPIC CHAMPION (James A. Carlton, sprinter) no.142/10OLYMPIC MOTEL no.131/13OMRAGH PRIVATE HOSPITAL (Nimbin, 1927) See HOSPITALSON OUR SELECTION, by Steele Rudd no.76/4ONA STREET, South Lismore no.63/4ONE TREE FARM (Saville property) no.14/5, no.124/12, no.127/13ONION CULTIVATION no.72/4OPEN AIR CATHEDRAL, Bexhill no.93/6OPERA COMPANY (visit, 1887) no.49/10OPERATING THEATRE no.159/9OPIE, Archelaus James (Jim), Dr., 1883-1981 no.5/1, no.57/3, no.91/1-2, no.99/12OPIUM PRODUCTION no.70/14OPPERMAN, Hubert (cyclist) no.146/17ORANGE, J. (Sydney Rep., R.R.H.S.) no.122/1, no.141/1, no.143/1, no.144/1, no.145/1, no.146/2ORANGES (citrus fruit) no.110/11ORARA GOLD FIELD no.118/11ORCHESTRAS, Dance no.154/59OREGON PINE (timber for craft) no.101/4ORGAN (Estey) no.84/1ORGAN MUSIC no.109/3, no.121/10ORION STREET, Lismore no.46/7ORMEROD, Ernest Henry, d.1967 no.41/3ORR, (dentist) no.114/8


190ORR, Edna, Miss (41 years, telephonist) no.76/11, no.139/5ORR, M.E., Mrs no.128/15, no.139/5ORR, Marion, Miss (35 years, telephonist) no.76/11OSBORN, A. (b.1889)[Evans Head] no.60/7OSBORNE, A.H. (postmaster 1934) no.46/9OSBORNE, C. (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12OSBORNE, Don (Bangalow) no.157/15OSBORNE, F., Mrs (50 years, P.A.F.S.) no.98/9OSBORNE, T.B., Major no.156/4OSTRICH, John (Rosehill) no.116/14OSTRICH, John, Mrs See OSTRICH, Rosanna, MrsOSTRICH, Rosanna, Mrs (Rosehill) no.116/14OTHER DAYS, OTHER WAYS (RRHS television session) no.49/7OTTERY, Muriel (Bonnie), Mrs, d.1982 no.102/16OTTERY, Vera May (nee GARDINER), d.1959 no.14/5OUR ITALIAN HERITAGE (New Italy pioneers) no.94/7OUT OF THE BIG SCRUB, by L.C. Furnell no.99/3OUTERBRIDGE, Mona Mabel, Mrs, d.1976 no.79/8OVERALL, Albert Victor Emanuel, d.1963 no.26/4OVERALL, D.F. (postmaster, 1944) no.46/9OVERTON STATION, Bonalbo no.45/4OWEN, Blanche, Mrs, d.1963 no.29/4OWEN, Daniel Patrick, d.1975 no.75/10OWEN, Rupert Lindsay (John), 1901-1982 no.103/15OWEN, Ted (golden wedding anniversary) no.107/13OXENFORD, Dot, Miss no.96/2OYSTER MIDDENS See ABORIGINAL MIDDENS [Middens?]OYSTERS no.61/2-3OZANAM VILLA no.74/12

P. & C. See PARENTS AND CITIZENS ASSOCIATIONSPACKER, Kerry no.123/11PADDON, (hotelier, Evans Head) no.112/6PADDON, Evans (fishing/sculler) no.49/12, no.119/6PADDON, G.K. (fishing) no.49/12PADDON, James (Jim), d.1960 (fishing/sculler) no.16/5, no.19/3, no.63/13, no.66/8-9, no.83/7, no.105/11, no.112/6, no.119/6PADDON, James, Captain no.83/7, no.83/11PADDON, Richard, 1878-1971 no.50/9, no.58/7PADDON, Thomas, Captain no.50/9PADDYMELON (animal) no.140/15PADDYS FLAT (Clarence River) no.138/14PADDYS LUCERNE (weed) no.66/11-12PADDYS FLAT no.84/8, no.100/11PAFF, Bonnie, Mrs no.96/13, no.102/14, no.106/14, no.143/6, no.148/2, no.149/2PAFF, Frederick, d.1963 no.28/2PAGAN, John Harley, c.1811-1843 (squatter) no.126/8-10, no.127/15PAGAN, John, Sir no.105/16PAGAN, Peter Cunningham, c.1817-1841 (squatter) no.105/16, no.126/8-10, no.127/15PAGANS CREEK (Dyraaba Creek/Pigman’s Creek) no.126/10PAGANS CROSSING no.126/10, no.127/15PAGANS UPPER CROSSING no.127/16PAGE, Don (M.L.A.) no.142/6, no.151/2, no.153/2PAGE, Earle, Sir, d.1961 no.22/2PAGE, Mary John, Sister, 1909-1980 no.94/11PAGEANTS (Casino Historical Society) no.60/12PAGEANTS, Historical no.6/2PAGES OF THE PAST: AN HISTORIC SKETCHBOOK, by Bonnie Paff no.102/14PAINE, Ernest (Kyogle) (golden wedding) no.21/3PAINE, John (hotelier) no.70/6


191PAISLEY, Elizabeth Jane, Mrs, 1883-1970 no.53/9PAKISTANI HORSE/CATTLE DEALERS (Shah Jol Kahn) no.132/8PALING & CO. See PALINGS PTY. LTD.PALING, W.H., PTY. LTD. See PALINGS PTY. LTD.PALINGS MUSIC SHOP (1920) no.127/14PALINGS PTY LTD. (piano sales, 60 years) no.49/10, no.59/2PALINGS PTY. LTD. (60 years, Lismore; 119 years, Sydney) no.64/5PALIS FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14PALMER, A.H. (Life Member) no.82/8PALMER, Lila, Mrs, d.1975 no.75/11PAMPHLETS (R.R.H.S. publications) no.121/1, no.121/3, no.122/4PAPER BARK TREES no.101/6PAPER KNIVES See LETTER OPENERSPARADE STREET, Lismore no.115/3PARENTS & CITIZENS ASSOCIATION no.4/1, no.5/1-2, no.6/1, no.151/15, no.158/10PARISH HALLS no.55/3PARISH MAPS no.146/15PARISH, G.S., Rev. no.39/3PARISH, John, Rev. no.95/10PARISH, Mrs (niece of F.E. BUNDOCK) no.84/9PARISH, Rolly (golden wedding) no.44/4PARK OF PEACE (New Italy) See NEW ITALYPARK STREET, Girards Hill no.110/5PARKER BROS. (Coraki) no.108/10PARKER, (Casino) no.107/11PARKER, Amy S., Miss, d.1976 no.79/8PARKER, Donald Dean no.5/2PARKER, Frank William, 1907-1981 no.97/11PARKER, George, Mr & Mrs (early pioneers) no.83/5PARKER, J. (RRHS committee) no.59/1, no.61/1PARKER, Mary, Miss, d.1982 no.102/17PARKER, William Henry, 1900-1970 no.55/5PARKER, William John, d.1981 no.99/14PARKES, Henry, Sir no.2/2, no.49/14, no.81/9, no.100/14, no.123/5PARKES, James, 1878-1969 no.52/14PARKES, W.A., Mr & Mrs no.91/11PARKES, Wally, d.1989 (butcher) no.103/13, no.113/15, no.130/15PARKING AREA FOR MOTOR VEHICLES no.46/7PARKINSON, Maud (nee ORR) no.26/2PARMA (ship) no.49/5PARMENTER FAMILY REUNION no.84/7PARMENTER, Elsie Emily, Mrs, 1902-1982 no.104/14PARMENTER, Elsie Louisa, Mrs, d.1977 no.81/11PARMENTER, G., Mrs no.80/14PARMENTER, Gertrude Beatrice, Mrs, d.1967 no.43/9PARMENTER, Leslie Alfred, d.1978 no.66/6, no.85/13PARMENTER, Martha, Mrs, d.1966 no.40/4PARMENTER, Reg no.102/12, no.108/8PARMENTER, Walter Allen, 1891-1967 no.42/4PARNELL, Jean Eliza, Mrs, 1891-1981 no.97/11PARO, Gino, Most Rev. Dr. no.55/3PARRAMATTA – History no.22/2, no.35/1PARRAMATTA CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL (medal) no.143/7PARRISH, L., Mrs no.90/2, no.93/6PARRISH, Margaret Fredericka, Mrs, 1896-1974 no.72/10PARRISH, Ruby, Mrs (b.1893) no.66/6PARRISH, Sidney Moffitt, d.1978 no.63/14, no.87/14PARRISH, T.E. (B.E.M.) no.136/6PARRISH, Trissie Evelyn, Mrs, d.1980 no.95/11PARRISH, Walter, 1893-1979 no.44/4, no.92/14


192PARROTS NEST (locality) no.12/3, no.58/13, no.69/4, no.99/14, no.105/5PARRY, Albert, d.1977 no.84/12PARRY, Ald. No.119/9PARRY, Sylvia Sarah, Mrs, d.1981 no.98/13PARSON’S LEMONS no.78/11, no.101/6PARTRIDGE, Colin no.76/3PASPALUM DILATATUM (pasture grass) no.60/12, no.82/5, no.88/14, no.112/8PASSIONA (Cottee’s fruit drink) no.142/12PATCH, Ada Violet, Mrs, 1901-1974 no.71/12PATCH, Bertha, Mrs, d.1977 no.82/10PATCH, Charles, d.1962 no.22/4PATCH, E. (golden wedding) no.46/11PATCH, Elsie Elizabeth, Mrs, 1896-1971 no.58/5PATCH, Henry William, 1887-1978 no.85/13PATCH, Irene Evelyn, Mrs, d.1979 no.91/12PATCH, Matt (golden wedding) no.37/3PATCH, Nellie, Mrs, d.1977 no.83/14PATCH, Stanley, d.1980 no.57/4, no.95/11PATCH, Vere Roy, d.1975 no.73/13PATCHWORK, History of (quilts) no.136/3, no.136/6PATERSON, Billy (crane driver) no.110/4PATRIOTIC LEAGUE (Casino) no.154/41PATRIOTIC LEAGUE (Lismore) no.154/42PATRIOTIC MEMORIAL no.120/12PATRONS, R.R.H.S. See R.R.H.S.PATTERSON, F.A. (auditor, 1936) no.89/4, no.156/4PATTERSON, Les (C.P.S.) no.70/8, no.103/13PATTERSON, P., Mrs no.2, no.82/8, no.95/1, no.101/1, no.102/1, no.106/1PATTRICK, Mary (nee NEILLY), d.1976 no.80/14PAULSON, George William Captain, d.1916 (band conductor/hotelier) no.3/3, no.49/10, no.134/11PAVAN, Giovanni Battista, 1907-1982 no.103/14PAVEL, Ivy Jane, Mrs, 1885-1972 no.63/11PAWNBROKERS no.138/10PAXTON, Mrs (shopkeeper) no.113/11PAYNE, Charles (banana grower) no.37/3, no.145/13, no.150/12, no.154/18, no.154/69PAYNE, Clem, d.1977 no.81/11PAYNE, J.R., Rev. no.21/3PAYNE, Jack (banana grower) no.145/13, no.150/12, no.154/18PAYNE, John Atholstein, 1902-1978 no.88/9PAYNE, John Charles, 1919-1969, D.F.M., D.F.C. no.51/9PAYNE, John Thomas, 1889-1977 no.81/11PAYNE, Lillian May, Mrs, d.1982 no.104/14PAYNE, M.A., Mrs (b.1871) no.21/3PAYNE, Mary Ann, Mrs, 1895-1982 no.102/16PAYNE, Minnie E., Mrs, 1873-1970 no.53/9PAYNE, Tom (Jiggi) no.132/5PAYNE, William Stanley, 1901-1979 no.89/13PAYNTER, Hugh (cordial manufacturer) no.45/7PEACE (World War I: 11 November 1918) no.139/17PEACH (timber for craft) no.101/4PEACH MOUNTAIN See PEATES MOUNTAINPEACH, Bill (Peach’s gold) no.105/11PEACHES (fruit) no.110/11PEAK, G. (dredge master) See PEAK, H.G.PEAK, H.G. (dredge master) no.19/4, no.107/2, no.108/2, no.109/2, no.110/3, no.111/10, no.112/4, no.113/6, no.144/12PEANNA, M., Miss (Queen’s Silver Jubilee Medal) no.84/7PEANUT INDUSTRY no.72/3, no.154/60PEARCE, Andrew David (Jack), 1896-1979 no.89/13PEARCE, E.G. (50 years, P.A.F.S. Lodge) no.76/11


193PEARCE, G., Mrs (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12PEARCE, George, d.1962 no.24/4PEARCE, George, Mrs See PEARCE, Mary Amelia (nee KNIGHT), d.1980PEARCE, Gwen (nee WHITNEY) no.139/5PEARCE, Jimmy (cedar getter) no.125/3PEARCE, Lee (author) no.118/2PEARCE, M., Mrs (b.1895) no.75/9PEARCE, Mary Amelia (nee KNIGHT), d.1980 no.93/14PEARCES PADDOCK (locality) no.105/8PEARCES CREEK no.14/3, no.75/14, no.77/12PEARCES CREEK HALL (50 years) no.77/12PEARCES CREEK ROAD no.121/7PEARCES CREEK SCHOOL See SCHOOLSPEARD, Miss (school teacher) no.103/12PEARS (fruit) no.110/11PEARS, (tutor, Unumgar Station) no.83/11PEARSE, F.L., Mrs no.21/1PEARSON, Allen [Clunes] no.45/5PEARSON, Catherine (nee KIRKLAND), d.1959 no.13/3PEARSON, Elizabeth Maria (nee THOMAS), 1883-1969 no.49/15, no.69/14PEARSON, George Alfred, 1884-1971 no.59/12PEARSON, Herbert, Mrs See PEARSON, Elizabeth Maria (nee THOMAS), 1883-1969PEARSON, Mary (Watchie), Mrs, d.1982 no.103/15PEARSON, Mary Julien, Sister, M.B.E. no.97/10PEARSON, Phoebe, Mrs, 1885-1968 no.48/15PEARSON, Rose Elizabeth, Mrs, 1887-1983 no.82/7, no.105/15PEARSON, William Percy, 1882-1969 no.51/14PEATE FAMILY no.86/4-5PEATE, Catherine Elizabeth, Mrs, 1892-1982 no.103/14PEATE, Elizabeth (nee FORD) (married 1847) no.86/4-5, no.89/14, no.91/13PEATE, Frank no.86/4PEATE, Frank, Mrs no.86/7, no.90/14PEATE, Henry Clarence, 1893-1979 (son of Thomas) no.91/13PEATE, Jack (bullock driver) no.115/12PEATE, James (cedar getter) (son of John & Elizabeth) no.85/2, no.86/4-5PEATE, John (cedar getter) (son of John & Elizabeth) no.85/2, no.86/4-5PEATE, John, 1819-1895 (shepherd & butcher) (married 1847) no.86/4-5, no.89/14, no.91/13, no.107/4PEATE, John, Mrs See PEATE, Elizabeth (nee FORD)PEATE, Stan (bullock driver) no.115/12PEATE, Thomas (son of John & Elizabeth) no.86/4-5PEATES MOUNTAIN no.51/7, no.63/9, no.85/1-2, no.86/4-5, no.91/13, no.115/12-13, no.123/3PECK, L.C. (diamond wedding anniversary) no.111/7PECKHAM, Edgar H. (Old Guard) no.138/14PEDERSEN FAMILY no.146/6PEDERSEN, Niels (settler 1880s) no.146/6PEDRINI, Antonio [New Italy] no.12/1, no.14/2, no.87/2, no.88/12, no.89/13, no.119/10PEDRINI, T. (golden wedding) no.79/9PELICAN (ship) no.52/6PELICAN CREEK no.16/2, no.67/14, no.69/4, no.87/4, no.97/8, no.100/5, no.105/5, no.111/13PELICAN TREE (locality) no.116/17, no.119/13, no.130/17PELICANS no.111/12PELLAGREEN, Henry Edward, d.1964 no.31/2PELLARIN, Gina (nee MALUTA) no.150/12PELLIZER FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14PENBERTHY, James, Dr. (N.R.C.A.E.)(Queen’s Silver Jubilee Medal) no.84/7PENBERTHY, James, Mrs no.83/14PENCIL CEDAR (timber for craft) no.101/4PENHEY, George Albert, 1889-1973 no.65/9PENN FAMILY no.147/6PENNYS STORE no.1/3


194PEOPLES, Thelma, Mrs, d.1976 no.79/8PEOPLES, W. no.49/4PEPPER, G. (postmaster, 1919) no.46/8PEPPERCORNE, Frederick S. (surveyor) no.4/1, no.47/2, no.85/11, no.93/1, no.94/5, no.116/15, no.117/9, no.117/11-12, no.121/15, no.125/4, no.146/15, no.150/3, no.158/3PERCIVAL GULL (aircraft) no.48/6PERCIVAL, Captain (aviator & aircraft manufacturer) no.48/6, no.54/13PERCY, Alfred Norster, d.1966 no.37/4PERCY, Dorothy Amelia, Mrs, d.1980 no.95/12PERCY, William (school teacher/postmaster) no.82/4PERDRIAU, Raymond (M.L.A.) no.145/18PERKINS, Elizabeth (nee TOWNER) no.46/6PERKINS, Jane, Mrs, d.1967 no.41/4PERKINS, John Charles, 1896-1977 no.83/14PERKINS, John, Rev. (Presbyterian, Lismore) no.59/13, no.75/9, no.82/9, no.84/7PERKINS, Joseph (married Elizabeth TOWNER) no.46/6PERKINS, L. no.115/18PERKINS, Samuel no.115/18PERKINS, Wes (golden wedding anniversary) no.103/11PERLITE (mineral) no.115/11PERRET, (school teacher) no.144/13PERRIN, (Mt. Pleasant) no.141/18PERRIN, Ann no.145/15PERRIN, Rena no.150/12PERRY, Ann (nee MOORE) no.127/7PERRY, Annie (nee ALSTON) no.36/2, no.53/8PERRY, Ernest, d.1966 no.39/4PERRY, H.P. (golden wedding) no.57/4PERRY, Joan (Bexhill) no.154/13PERRY, John, d.1922 (postmaster, 1901) no.46/8PERRY, John, d.1963 no.28/2PERRY, John, Mrs (nee ALSTON) See PERRY, Annie (nee ALSTON)PERRY, Ken no.99/4PERRY, Mary Agnes, Mrs, 1891-1969 no.50/12PERRY, Robert, d.1964 no.31/2PERRY, Thomas Boulton no.127/7PERRYS HILL no.102/13, no.131/3PERSEVERANCE CRICKET CLUB, 1888-1889 no.21/4PERSIMMONS (fruit) no.110/11PERUCH, Enrico, Sir, 1899-1972 no.63/11PESTELL, Keith William, 1905-1980 no.94/13PETER THE GREAT OF RUSSIA no.145/10PETERS, Jack (vocalist) no.154/56, no.154/59PETERS, Pam (W.W.II) no.154/7PETERS, Tom (Commonwealth Employment Officer) no.156/6PETERSEN, Carl Alexander, 1909-1983 no.105/15PETERSEN, Ellen Josephine, Mrs, d.1966 no.40/4PETHERS, Ernest, 1889-1981 no.100/17PETHERS, M., Mrs (Woodenbong) no.124/5PETHERS, Ralph Oswald, d.1981 no.98/14PETITIONS See subject of petitionPETROCHILOS, Peter, O.A.M. no.81/13, no.103/6PETROL RATIONING no.154/18, no.154/31, no.154/38-39PETS CORNER (Radio 2LM) no.148/16PEZZUTTI FAMILY no.64/14PEZZUTTI, Antonio (New Italy) no.49/14PEZZUTTI, Brian, Dr. (M.L.C.) no.128/6, no.133/9PEZZUTTI, Lucia Johanna, Mrs, 1883-1975 no.65/10, no.73/11PEZZUTTI, M. (diamond wedding) no.27/2PEZZUTTI, Marco (farmer, Nashua) no.133/9


195PEZZUTTI, Marco, 1883-1969 (New Italy) no.49/14PFLUGRADT, Violet May, Mrs, B.E.M. no.82/9PHANTOM PARADISE, by J.H. Niau no.56/13, no.64/14, no.94/7PHARMACY UTENSILS no.43/5PHEE, William Henry, d.1965 no.34/3PHEENEY, Bert, 1916-1966 [taxi driver] no.38/3PHEENEY, George Ernest, 1883-1968 no.45/9PHEENEY, Graham (pupil East Lismore Primary 1940s/son of Roy) no.136/9PHEENEY, Margaret, Mrs, d.1980 no.95/11PHEENEY, Roy (Wingey) (cab owner) no.133/16, no.136/9, no.137/14, no.138/10PHEENEY, Sarah Ann, Mrs, d.1961 no.20/5PHELP, Kristen no.101/10PHELPS, George Ernest, 1877-1968 no.46/13PHELPS, Helen Eva, Mrs, 1891-1979 no.90/12PHELPS, Katherine, Mrs, 1887-1973 no.66/10PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY CHOIR, Lismore See LISMORE PHILHARMONIC…PHILIP OIL COMPANY no.159/8PHILIP, Duke of Edinburgh no.42/3, no.49/3PHILLIP, Arthur, Governor of N.S.W. no.49/2PHILLIPS, (squatter, Tabulam) no.126/9PHILLIPS, Alf (Georgica) no.121/20PHILLIPS, Aubrey (50 years, jewellery sales, retired) no.89/12PHILLIPS, Bob, Ald, d.1980 no.96/11PHILLIPS, Cherie, Miss no.21/1PHILLIPS, David no.7/3PHILLIPS, Ernest (diamond wedding) no.95/9PHILLIPS, Hack (sic) See PHILLIPS, Harry Cecil (Ack)PHILLIPS, Harry Cecil (Ack) (son of Mick, sandwich-board man) no.138/10PHILLIPS, J.H., d.1965 no.35/3PHILLIPS, Mick (pawnbroker) no.138/10PHILP, Eliza Irene, Mrs, d.1975 no.74/10PHILP, Henry (golden wedding) no.42/3PHILP, Henry William, d.1979 no.90/12PHILP, Nancy, Mrs, 1891-1971 no.60/6PHILPOTT, George See PHILPOTT, William George (George)PHILPOTT, Ivy Alice, 1893-1977 no.84/12PHILPOTT, William George (George) (conductor, Lismore Band) no.49/10, no.134/12PHINEY (sic) See PHEENEYPHONOGRAPH no.49/10, no.87/13, no.134/10PHOTOCOPY MACHINES, R.R.H.S. See R.R.H.S.PHOTOGRAPHERS no.61/4PIANOS no.67/8-9, no.97/3PIANOS (Collard & Collard, England, 1795) no.139/3, no.143/13PIANOS (Petrov) (donation by Girls Patriotic League) no.154/61PICCADILLY (locality) no.65/4PICCADILLY HILL no.67/5, no.68/6PICCLES, Dick (bus proprietor) no.154/38PICCO, Giuseppe (Joe), d.1962 no.24/4PICCOLI FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14PICCOLI, Augusta (nee RODER), 1889-1984 no.48/14, no.89/12, no.105/13, no.105/13PICCOLI, Augustine (nee RODER) See PICCOLI, Augusta (nee RODER), 1889-1984PICCOLI, Dominico, 1879-1968 [New Italy] no.14/1-2, no.48/14PICCOLI, Dominico, Mrs See PICCOLI, Augusta (nee RODER), 1889-1984PICCOLI, Giacomo, d.1955 [New Italy] no.1/2, no.12/1, no.30/1, no.123/6PICCOLI, P. no.99/10PICK HANDLES (guard weapons, World War II) no.154/15PICKSTONE, Matilda Caroline, Mrs, 1891-1974 no.70/14PICKUP, Artley no.154/33PICKUP, Edward John (Jack), d.1986 (carpenter/builder, Ballina) no.150/8, no.154/33PICKUP, Jack See PICKUP, Edward John (Jack), d.1986


196PICKUP, Jack, Mrs See PICKUP, Mavis Jane (nee DUNSTAN), d.2006PICKUP, Mavis Jane (nee DUNSTAN), d.2006 no.154/33PICNICS no.108/7PICTURE SHOWS (movies, cinemas) no.134/9PIDCOCK, (farmer) no.117/7PIER HOTEL no.122/16PIERCY & NOTT (Lismore business) no.50/11, no.138/3PIFF, L.M. no.26/2PIFF, Lydia, Mrs (nee HAYNES) no.26/2PIG CARRIERS no.157/8PIG FARMING no.147/4PIG INDUSTRY no.72/4, no.109/11, no.110/3, no.112/18, no.114/7, no.133/16, no.139/17PIG SALES no.157/11, no.158/5PIGEONS AND DOVES OF AUSTRALIA, by Dr. Harold Frith no.104/9PIGEONS, Green (birds) no.129/8PIG-FACE PLANT (Aboriginal = noolooy) no.57/6PILGRIM, Bob (b.1887) no.82/14PILKINGTON, June, Mrs (custodian, R.R.H.S.) no.111/5, no.120/7, no.151/18PILOT POINT no.127/6, no.128/12PILOT STATION, Ballina no.128/13PIMLICO no.108/9PINCHIN ROAD no.121/16PINCHIN, (land selector) no.121/16PINCHIN, Clare (Girls Patriotic League) no.154/58PINE TREE RIDGE no.75/3PINE, Arthur Stanley, 1885-1969 no.50/10PINE, Hoop See HOOP PINEPINEAPPLE ROAD no.113/11PINEAPPLES (fruit) no.110/11PINKERTON JEWELLERS, Lismore no.124/5PINKERTON, Jack (b.1893) no.105/13PINKERTON, Thomas Vincent, 1895-1981 no.100/17PINNACLE, The no.102/8PINNEGER, Emma, Mrs, 1878-1969 no.46/13PIONEER BOARDING HOUSE, Nimbin no.87/10PIONEER CANADIAN SAWMILL See DORROUGHS SAWMILLPIONEER CEMETERY, Ballina See CEMETERIESPIONEER CEMETERY, North Lismore See CEMETERIESPIONEER COLD STORES (est. pre-1907) no.82/8PIONEER FAMILIES OF AUSTRALIA no.89/3PIONEER HUT, Ballina no.17/2, no.19/2, no.62/4, no.71/9, no.90/10, no.92/11, no.95/5, no.96/3, no.96/5-6, no.100/14PIONEER MEMORIAL PARK, East Ballina See CEMETERIESPIONEER NURSING HOME no.143/2PIONEER PARK (Lismore) See CEMETERIESPIONEER VILLAGE (Wyrallah) (Proposed) no.52/2, no.55/12, no.60/3, no.62/5, no.65/2PIONEERING INGENUITY IN THE HOME no.57/5PIONEERING RURAL AUSTRALIA, 1860-1900, by Trudgeon et.al. no.81/5PIONEERS no.12/3, no.16/2, no.21/2, no.26/2, no.27/2, no.38/2PIONEERS – Woodlawn See WOODLAWNPIONEERS (Clay & Stapleton - graziers) no.16/2PIONEERS DAY (Rukenvale) See RUKENVALEPIONEERS MEMORIAL WALL (Ballina) See CEMETERIESPIONEERS ROOM, R.R.H.S. See R.R.H.S.PIONEERS WALL, Old Ballina Cemetery See CEMETERIESPIORA (locality) no.80/12, no.86/6, no.87/12PIORA SCHOOL See SCHOOLSPIPER, K. no.98/14PIPER, M. no.98/14PIPPIE MIDDENS See ABORIGINAL MIDDENS [Middens?]


197PIPPY (shell fish) no.61/2-3PIPPY SHELL no.101/6PISTOLS no.96/3, no.96/9PIT SAWYERS no.2/2PLACE NAMES no.24/2, no.50/15, no.81/7, no.140/10PLACE NAMES – Dictionaries no.103/10, no.104/4, no.106/14PLACE NAMES (R.R.H.S. index) no.63/7, no.65/6PLAINS STATION no.75/4, no.138/14PLAINS TURKEY (Bustard) no.105/17PLANE (tool for shaving timber) no.122/6PLANS INDEX (R.R.H.S.) no.159/14PLANT USAGE BY ABOR. no.129/12-13, no.130/13-14, no.131/17, no.132/18, no.133/17, no.134/17, no.135/17, no.136/17PLANT, Richmond Edgar, d.1965 no.35/4PLAQUE, Memorial (timber getters; erected Rummery Park) no.90/14PLATER, Arvina Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1980 no.94/13PLATER, Bertram no.47/7PLATER, Edith A., Mrs, 1888-1968 no.45/9PLATER, Thomas no.47/7PLATT, Edith Florence, Mrs, d.1965 no.33/3PLATT, John, 1892-1978 no.86/11PLATYPUS (steamship) no.49/5, no.78/10, no.81/4, no.108/9PLATYPUS, The (Aboriginal=Jungbung) no.105/11PLAYFORD, Faith (nee DUNCAN) no.149/17PLAYFORD, Fay, Mrs (teacher) no.154/51PLAYFORD, Rosemary, Miss (Mortimer family history) no.148/6PLAYS (Radio 2LM) no.148/17PLENKOVICH, Winnie, Mrs, 1894-1980 no.96/13PLIM, Joseph Edward, d.1964 no.30/3PLUM (timber for craft) no.101/4PLUMBAGO CREEK no.103/10PLUMLEY, A.W. (postmaster, 1892) no.46/9PLUMMER, Bede Clarence, d.1966 no.40/4PLUMS (fruit) no.110/11POEMS no.21/2POILE, John Keith, d.1978 no.86/11POINT DANGER no.49/2-3POLENTA (Italian food) no.94/7POLICE no.23/2, no.81/9, no.143/12POLICE – Border Police no.64/9, 143/12POLICE – Mounted Police (Native) no.143/12POLICE MAGISTRATES (Henry Garrard) no.96/7POLICE STATIONS – Casino no.16/2POLITAKIS, Elias, Rev. Fr. (Greek Orthodox Church) no.155/13POLLACK, Alf (43 years, MUIOOF, Lodge) no.69/10POLLARD, Bruce Henry (Henry), (music teacher, Lismore) no.97/13POLLARD, Edmund, 1908-1980 no.95/11POLLARD, Harold Stanley, 1886-1968 no.46/13POLLARD, Hilda Maud, Mrs, d.1965 no.35/4POLLARD, Reginald, Lt.-Gen. Sir, 1903-1978 no.85/13POLLOCK, (livestock carrier, with Harris) no.157/13POLQEIN, Hector (wheelwright) no.109/14POLSON, (Tatham) no.14/4POMEGRANATES (fruit) no.110/11PONTON, Miss no.95/9POOK, William, Dr., d.1960 no.5/3, no.13/1, no.16/1, no.18/2, no.20/2, no.106/2, no.111/17, no.135/3, no.135/4POOLE, Kenneth (Dreadnought Boy) no.76/12POOLE, William Albert, 1889-1979 no.91/12POOLMAN, (sugar mill proprietor) no.109/4POPCORN no.154/60


198POPE, Helen, Mrs no.124/8POPKIN, Cedric, Mrs See POPKIN, Nellie Ellen, MrsPOPKIN, Cedric, Sgt., d.1968 no.145/16, no.154/4POPKIN, Dan no.145/18POPKIN, Dan, Mrs See POPKIN, Lilian, MrsPOPKIN, Gladys (nurse) no.145/18POPKIN, Lilian, Mrs no.145/18POPKIN, Nellie Ellen, Mrs no.145/16, no.154/4POPULATION – Lismore (1876) no.120/9POPULATION STATISTICS (Census) no.147/10PORCUPINE no.140/15PORPOISE (ship) no.49/5PORT ALMA no.103/7PORT ARTHUR (Tasmania) no.101/2PORT BRETON EXPEDITION (Marquis de Rays) no.82/3PORT MACQUARIE no.12/4, no.73/5, no.74/7, no.87/5PORT MACQUARIE CHURCH OF ENGLAND See ANGLICAN CHURCHPORT OF RICHMOND RIVER, by Glen Hall no.104/17, no.112/19, no.145/10, no.150/8PORT OF YAMBA HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.124/11PORTER FAMILY REUNION no.84/7PORTER, Arthur, d.1981 no.76/11, no.97/11, no.130/5PORTER, George (bus proprietor) no.159/8POSSUM SHOOT no.66/12, no.67/5, no.68/6POSSUMS no.140/16POST OFFICE CLOCK TOWER, Lismore no.107/8POST OFFICE HISTORY no.126/2, no.128/15, no.134/1POST OFFICES - Nimbin (Petition 1883) no.2/2POST OFFICES See MAIL SERVICESPOST OFFICES See POSTAL SERVICESPOSTAL SERVICES no.2/2, no.16/2, no.46/8, no.69/12, no.70/1-2, & 8, no.76/14, no.78/13, no.82/4, no.102/7-8, no.113/3, no.117/6, no.126/3POSTAL SERVICES See also MAIL SERVICESPOSTCARDS no.126/3POSTHOLE DIGGER no.158/12POTTER, Mrs no.84/1POTTS, Annette (nee DOWNS) no.130/10, no.136/5 & 14, no.137/3, no.138/1, no.138/9, no.140/18, no.141/1 & 6, no.142/1, no.143/1, no.144/1, no.144/9, no.145/1, no.146/2, no.146/18, no.147/2, no.148/2, no.149/2, no.152/18, no.153/7, no.152/18, no.153/7, no.154/1, no.156/2-3, no.158/2 & 14POTTS, E.D. (Daniel), Mrs See POTTS, Annette (nee DOWNS)POTTS, E.D. (Daniel), Professor no.136/5POTTS, Julie, Mrs (R.A.H.S.) no.122/17POTTS, Mrs (irons) See MRS POTTS IRONS (laundry)POULOS, George, 1905-1982 no.102/17POULTRY INDUSTRY no.114/5POULTRY SALES (Apollo Hall) no.135/8POWELL, Cecil, 1887-1982 no.102/16POWELL, D., Miss (matron) no.113/16POWELL, Darcy, 1898-1983 (Disputed Plain) no.95/14, no.101/6, no.105/16, no.118/9POWELL, Darcy, Mrs See POWELL, Florence (nee ARMSTRONG)POWELL, Florence (nee ARMSTRONG), d.1977 no.95/14, no.105/16POWELL, Florence Lillian, Mrs, d.1978 no.85/13POWELL, Harold Swan, d.1964 no.31/2POWELL, Marjory, Mrs, 1895-1978 no.86/11POWELL, William, 1879-1967 no.42/4POWER OF THE LAND: a social history…,by Lesley Jenkins no.149/3, no.150/12POWNALL, Eve, Mrs (author) no.56/8POYNTING, Edna May, d.1975 See POYNTING, Elsie May (nee ATTWOOD), 1889-1974POYNTING, Elaine May, d.1975 See POYNTING, Elsie May (nee ATTWOOD), 1889-1974POYNTING, Elsie May (nee ATTWOOD), 1889-1974 no.73/13, no.74/10PRAED, Max no.9/2, no.12/2


199PRAIRIE GRASS no.121/19PRATT HANDICAP (horse-race) no.48/7PRATT, A. (golden wedding anniversary) no.112/19PRATT, Bill [Springrove, 1876] no.48/7PRATT, Eleanor Margaret (nee BOYD) no.48/7PRATT, Ernie no.48/7PRATT, Ethel May (nee GOODWIN), 1896-1973 no.68/9PRATT, George (b.1850) no.48/7PRATT, George, Mrs See PRATT, Eleanor Margaret (nee BOYD)PRATT, Grace Elsie (nee RISHWORTH), 1884-1972 no.61/7PRATT, Hector James (Bundgeam telephone exchange, 1964) no.47/5PRATT, Henry Charles, d.1963 no.28/2PRATT, Jackie, 1914-1936 (jockey) no.48/7PRATT, James Thomas, d.1964 (Bundgeam telephone exchange, 1929) no.30/3, no.47/5PRATT, Jim (horse racing)(president, Kyogle Shire Council) no.48/7PRATT, Lillian Maud (nee ROBERTS), 1887-1976 no.72/9, no.79/8PRATT, Margaret (nee DOLAN) (married Thomas Pratt, 1846) no.48/7PRATT, Mary Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1978 no.88/9PRATT, Phil no.48/7PRATT, Phil (golden wedding) no.91/8PRATT, Philip [Wollongbar] no.14/1PRATT, Stephen no.48/7PRATT, Thomas, 1883-1969 no.52/14PRATT, Thomas, d.1863 (married Margaret DOLAN, 1846) no.48/7PRAWNING INDUSTRY no.112/7, no.132/3PRENTICE, Malcolm See PRENTIS, Malcolm DavidPRENTIS, Malcolm David no.58/4, no.62/2-3, no.62/10-11, no.63/5-6, no.64/9-11, no.65/10, no.66/3, no.77/4-5PRESBURY, Haldane Robert, 1901-1972 no.61/8PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR no.109/3PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH no.157/6PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (N.S.W.) – 19th century no.77/7-8PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH – Alstonville (built 1878) no.119/9PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH – Bangalow no.24/2PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH – Brunswick Heads no.40/3PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH – Clunes no.16/3PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH – Coraki (100 years anniversary) no.36/2PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH – Kyogle (75 years) no.81/13PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH – Main Arm (Mullumbimby) no.67/2PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH – Newrybar (St Andrews, 1911-1973) no.19/1, no.68/12PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH – Lismore (St Pauls) no.50/7, no.59/13, no.62/4, no.82/6, no.82/9, no.85/11, no.86/9, no.102/10, no.129/4, no.144/7, no.157/6PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH – Springvale no.43/8PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH – Tyagarah no.40/3PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH – Wyrallah Scots Presbyterian (golden jubilee) no.25/2PRESENTATION SISTERS, Lismore See ST MARYS PRESENTATION CONVENT, LismorePRESTON, Dick, Mrs (nee DANN) no.47/9PRICE CONTROL (World War II profits and wages) no.154/18PRICE OF COMMODITIES, LABOUR, etc. no.48/8, no.55/9, no.58/7PRICE, Florence (nee WIGMORE) no.141/12PRICE, Lily Sophia Jane, Mrs, 1897-1971 no.57/10, no.58/5PRICE, Max (artist) no.70/8PRICE, T.H. no.28/1PRICKLY PEAR [weed] no.88/2, no.89/5PRIDDLE, Catherine May, Mrs, d.1976 no.79/8PRIDDLE, Luke Raymond, 1889-1977 no.83/14PRIDE OF ERIN (dance) no.135/10PRIDE OF LISMORE LODGE No.85 (80 years) no.55/8PRIMIANO, Aldo (son of Luigi) no.145/12, no.145/15, no.154/69PRIMIANO, Luigi (Italian P.O.W., World War II) no. 145/12, no.145/15, no.154/69PRIMUS (cooker) no.158/9


200PRINCE PHILIP See PHILIP, Duke of EdinburghPRINGLE, Alexander Bennett, Mrs See PRINGLE, Amy May, Mrs, d.1982PRINGLE, Amy May, Mrs, d.1982 (Ballina) no.104/14PRINTERIES – Casino no.15/3PRINTING METHODS no.120/9PRIOR, E. (Ned), 1876-1969 no.51/14, no.113/10PRIOR, M., Mrs (member, R.R.H.S.) no.105/13PRIOR, Ruby Evelyn, Mrs, 1895-1969 no.52/13PRISONERS OF WAR (control centres) no.154/18, no.154/55, no.154/66PRISONERS OF WAR (Cowra) no.154/17PRISONERS OF WAR (farm labourers) no.141/18, no.142/16, no.143/3 & 15, no.144/16, no.145/5, no.154/13PRISONERS OF WAR (repatriation) no.154/69PRITCHARD PARK no.25/2, no.26/2PRITCHARD, H. no.40/3, no.46/4PRIVATE HOSPITALS See HOSPITALSPROCESSED MEAT INDUSTRY no.130/17PROGRESS ASSOCIATIONS no.5/3PROMISSORY NOTES no.112/21PROSPECT, East Ballina no.15/2PROSSER, Bob (cyclist) no.146/16PROSSER, J. (cyclist) no.146/16PROSSER, Percy (Snow), d.1981 no.100/17PROTECTOR (paddlewheel tug, wrecked 1901) no.6/3, no.7/2, no.14/4, no.55/8, no.63/8, no.128/12, no.149/5, no.150/7PROTECTOR (police boat) no.55/8, no.63/8PROTESTANT ALLIANCE FRIENDLY SOC. (P.A.F.S.) no.51/8, no.61/8, no.76/11, no.102/12PROTESTANT ALLIANCE FRIENDLY SOC. (P.A.F.S.) – Dunoon no.65/10PROTESTANT ALLIANCE FRIENDLY SOC. (P.A.F.S.) – South Lismore no.67/7PROTESTANT HALL, Wyrallah no.100/4PROUD, (survivor, Stinson aircraft crash, 1937) no.89/10PROVIDENCE (ship) no.52/5PRYKE, V., Mrs (member, R.R.H.S.) no.103/11PRYOR, Ernie (golden wedding) no.73/9PRYOR, Phil no.82/3, no.87/2PUBLIC TRANSPORT no.49/5PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT no.156/16PUBLICATIONS, R.R.H.S. See R.R.H.S.PUBLICITY, R.R.H.S. See R.R.H.S.PUDDICOMBE, Merle (Radio 2LM) no.148/14-15PUGSLEY, H. (Harrisville, Q.) no.52/9PULLA, Giovanni (Italian P.O.W., World War II) no.145/13PULLEN, Freda, Mrs (Ballina) no.154/51PUMPING STATION no.109/3PUMPKIN PIE no.104/11PUMPS, Water (of William Wilson) no.75/2, no.90/3PUNT (construction and launching) no.109/2PUNT SERVICE (river crossing, 1870) no.158/5PURDUE, C. no.23/1PURSEY, Mary Ellen, Mrs, 1875-1969 no.51/14PURSEY, Pauline Amy, Mrs, d.1965 no.33/3PURSEY, Percy Augustus, d.1962 no.24/4PURVIS-SMITH, Nan Gertrude (nee BRUXNER), d.1981 no.100/18PUSS MOTH (aeroplane) no.48/5PUXTY, Walter Thomas, d.1966 no.40/4

QUAKER GIRL (musical) no.154/56QUALIFYING CERTIFICATE (High School entrance) no.144/14, no.151/13QUARRIES no.101/5, no.112/5, no.117/9QUARRIES – Lismore (Uralba Street) no.75/12-13QUARRIES – Rileys Hill (for stone) no.61/13-14


201QUARRY CAMP (Aboriginal) no.83/13QUEBAUM, Charlie (Aboriginal) no.103/9QUEEN CITY OF THE NORTH (Lismore 1913) no.158/5, no.158/15QUEEN ELIZABETH GARDENS no.124/3QUEEN ELIZABETH II See ELIZABETH II, Queen of Great BritainQUEEN VICTORIA See VICTORIA, Queen of Great BritainQUEEN’S SILVER JUBILEE MEDAL no.84/7QUEENSLAND WOMENS HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION no.32/1QUEYBAUM, Charley (Aboriginal) no.125/4QUIGLEY, (timber merchant with Kelly) no.119/11, no.120/16QUILTING, History of no.136/4QUILTY ROAD (Rock Valley) no.64/8QUILTY, Joseph, Ald. (Mayor 1908) no.63/10; no.64/8QUINCES (fruit) no.110/11QUINLAN, Mary Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1976 no.79/8QUINN, (tailor) no.128/15QUOITS (game) no.48/9QUOTA CLUB (Brunswick Valley, established 1959) no.116/16

R. & R. LEAVE (Rest & Recreation, World War II) no.154/59R.A.A.F., Evans Head (World War II) no.154/7, no.158/12

R.A.H.S. no.2/3, no.19/3, no.22/1, no.30/2, no.32/2, no.40/3, no.41/3, no.51/3, no.64/3, no.72/2 & 9, no.77/7-8, no.78/12, no.79/13, no.80/9-10, no.85/5, no.92/10, no.98/7, no.99/2, no.100/16, no.104/8, no.105/6, no.117/3, no.122/2, 6 & 17, no.135/4, no.143/11, no.146/8, no.146/11-12, no.149/4, no.150/5, no.153/18, no.157/15

R.R.H.S. no.121/7 & 10, no.122/14, no.135/2, no.140/2, no.141/2, no.146/14, no.153/11, no.156/3-4, no.156/6, & 8-9, no.156/12, no.156/15, no.157/14, no.157/16, 158/14-15R.R.H.S. – Annual Meetings no.122/3, no.126/2, no.130/2, no.134/4, no.138/3R.R.H.S. – Ballina Chapter no.1/1, no.2/1-2, no.4/1, no.13/3, no.14/3, no.15/2, no.17/2, np.19/2, no.20/3, no.21/5, no.23/3R.R.H.S. – Casino Chapter no.1/1, no.2/1, no.32/2R.R.H.S. – Casino Chapter See also CASINO & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETYR.R.H.S. – Christmas Cards no.6/3, no.7/2, no.14/2R.R.H.S. – Christmas Meetings no.117/15R.R.H.S. – Computer Data Base no.150/5R.R.H.S. – Constitution no.82/1-2R.R.H.S. – Custodians no.7/1, no.8/1, no.9/2, no.20/2, no.23/1, no.33/1, no.34/1, no.46/3, no.48/11, no.50/5, no.61/7; no.75/13-14; no.80/2, no.81/13-14, no.84/10, no.87/1, no.90/2, no.91/14, no.94/2, no.103/5, no.111/5, no.112/2, no.115/11, no.120/7, no.135/6, no.141/7, no.156/11 & 15, no.157/16R.R.H.S. – Director no.101/11, no.101/14, no.102/4, no.104/3

R.R.H.S. – Displays no.9/2, no.10/1, no.11/2, no.12/1, no.13/1-2, no.13/4, no.14/1-2, no.15/1, no.16/3, no.17/1-2, no.21/1, no.21/5, no.23/2, no.26/2, no.27/2, no.31/1-2, no.32/1, no.34/1, no.35/1, no.38/3, no.47/8, no.48/2, no.48/4, no.49/2-3, no.54/9, no.55/2, no.57/1, no.58/8, 62/7-8, no.63/14, no.64/3, no.67/7, no.71/9, no.73/3, no.74/11, no.75/3, no.76/9, no.79/3, no.80/7, no.82/13, no.87/9, no.90/4, no.90/8, no.91/1, no.92/11, no.93/2, no.95/5, no.95/8, no.96/6, no.96/8, no.97/3-5, no.99/2, no.100/14, no.103/5, no.104/10, no.106/4, no.106/10, no.107/14, no.109/6, no.112/11, no.113/5, no.114/3, no.116/7, no.117/8, no.118/8, no.119/11-12, no.121/8, no.123/2, no.124/6, no.124/17, no.125/8, no.127/3, no.127/11, no.128/9, no.132/16, no.135/7, no.136/6, no.140/13, no.142/3 & 15, no.144/3-4 & 11, no.145/4-5, no.153/3, no.155/13, no.156/3

R.R.H.S. – Excursions no.9/2, no.28/1, no.31/2, no.32/1, no.46/4, no.48/4, no.50/4, no.51/2, no.51/7, no.52/3, no.52/8, no.53/2, no.54/6-7, no.55/2, no.57/6, no.58/2, no.61/12, no.64/2-3, no.67/1-2, no.70/2, no.71/2-3, no.74/4, no.78/12, no.79/5, no.85/2, no.86/3-4, no.89/14, no.93/3, no.94/2, no.95/3, no.99/2, no.99/6, no.100/4, no.102/2, no.102/14, no.103/18, no.104/16, no.108/7, no.105/4, no.111/6, no.113/17, no.116/3, no.117/2, no.118/3, no.118/10-11, no.119/8

R.R.H.S. – Excursions – Bentley Downs no.127/12R.R.H.S. – Excursions – Bolivia Station no.134/16R.R.H.S. – Excursions – Gradys Creek no.138/5R.R.H.S. – Excursions – Minjungbal no.132/9


202R.R.H.S. – Excursions – New Italy no.122/5, no.123/5, no.124/12, no.133/9

R.R.H.S. – Fund raising no.60/12, no.98/2R.R.H.S. – Geology Exhibits no.7/2, no.9/2R.R.H.S. – Grants (Cultural Activities, $500) no.82/3R.R.H.S. – Guest speakers See R.R.H.S. – SpeakersR.R.H.S. – Greeting Cards no.112/15, no.119/10, no.121/1, no.147/19R.R.H.S. – Hewitt Research Library no.5/3, no.7/1

R.R.H.S. – Historic Markers no.54/8, no.59/2, no.60/1, no.61/14, no.65/10, no.66/7, no.93/3, no.94/5, no.95/3, no.97/4, no.98/3, no.99/4, no.100/4, no.102/8, no.156/18

R.R.H.S. – History no.135/3R.R.H.S. – Inauguration no.120/4R.R.H.S. – Incorporation no.118/3, no.121/7-8R.R.H.S. – Index to Bulletin See R.R.H.S. – Publications (Bulletin) – IndexR.R.H.S. – Index of Maps & Plans Collection no.159/14R.R.H.S. – Journals See R.R.H.S. – Publications (Journals)R.R.H.S. – Kyogle Chapter no.1/1R.R.H.S. – Kyogle Chapter See also KYOGLE HISTORICAL SOCIETYR.R.H.S. – Lancers Room no.5/1, no.7/2R.R.H.S. – Lending Policy no.112/3R.R.H.S. – Louise Daley Room, Museum no.95/8R.R.H.S. – Logo no.45/1, no.46/1, no.47/9R.R.H.S. – Lumley Park, Alstonville See R.R.H.S. – Transport MuseumR.R.H.S. – Membership no.43/2, no.81/3, no.143/8, no.148/10R.R.H.S. – Merit Certificates no.153/17

R.R.H.S. - Museum no.3/1, no.4/1, no.38/2, no.39/2, no.40/2, no.41/2, no.44/10, no.45/6, no.48/2-3, no.49/2-3, no.52/2 & 14, no.56/2, no.58/4, no.59/3-8, no.60/3, no.62/2 & 10, no.63/1, no.66/7, no.68/2 & 12, no.71/2, no.72/2, no.73/1-2, no.74/5, no.75/13, no.76/1, no.78/13, no.80/13, no.81/3, no.81/13, no.82/2, no.83/6, no.84/12, no.85/9, no.89/14, no.91/2, no.91/4, no.92/4, no.94/14, no.95/8, no.96/3, no.96/12, no.97/5, no.100/2-3, no.100/14,

R.R.H.S. – Patrons no.151/2R.R.H.S. – Photocopy Machines no.41/2, no.45/1R.R.H.S. – Photographs, Slides, etc. no.51/2, no.73/2, no.108/4, no.109/12, no.118/10, no.146/15R.R.H.S. – Pioneers Room no.5/1, no.150/10R.R.H.S. – Planning no.157/14R.R.H.S. – Publications no.16/2, no.89/14, no.103/4, no.106/7, no.108/1, no.119/2, no.120/3, no.120/10, no.147/19R.R.H.S. – Publications (Bulletin) – Index no.147/18R.R.H.S. – Publications (Dossiers) no.64/2, no.65/1, no.66/7, no.67/8-9, no.69/8, no.72/5, no.76/5, no.76/10, no.80/8, no.81/3, no.81/5, no.82/2, no.82/13, no.83/6, no.84/9, no.97/3, no.101/14, no.121/1R.R.H.S. – Publications (Historic Sites of Lismore & District) no.135/11R.R.H.S. – Publications (Historical photographs pamphlet) no.121/1R.R.H.S. – Publications (Journals) no.88/3, no.89/4, no.90/10R.R.H.S. – Publications (Sugar industry pamphlet) no.121/1R.R.H.S. – Publicity no.9/2R.R.H.S. – Questionnaire to Members no.149/16R.R.H.S. – Radio broadcasts no.2/2, no.5/3, no.7/2, no.9/2, no.10/1, no.12/1, no.13/1-2, no.23/2, no.34/1, no.40/3R.R.H.S. – Raffles no.90/14, no.159/14R.R.H.S. – Research Facilities no.106/7, no.112/2, no.115/14, no.118/8, no.123/16, no.124/16, no.129/18, no.131/8, no.132/16, no.137/11, no.145/3, no.146/13R.R.H.S. – Research Fees no.118/8

R.R.H.S. – Speakers no.1/1, no.11/2, no.16/1-2, no.19/2, no.20/3, no.21/5, no.22/2, no.24/1, no.25/1, no.26/1, no.27/2, no.28/2, no.29/1, no.30/1, no.30/3, no.33/2, no.36/3, no.37/2, no.38/1-2, no.39/2, no.41/1, no.42/1-2, no.61/1, no.63/1-2, no.66/2, no.67/4, no.68/2, no.69/2-4, no.70/1, no.73/11, no.74/2 & 3, no.76/2, no.77/1-2, no.78/2, no.79/1, no.80/1, no.81/2, no.81/14, no.82/3, no.83/1-2, no.84/1, no.86/1-2, no.88/1, no.90/1, no.91/1, no.92/1, no.94/1, no.95/1, no.96/1, no.97/1, no.98/1, no.99/1, no.101/2, no.102/1, no.112/9-10, no.120/4, no.120/10R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Annette Potts) no.137/3


203R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Barbara Wilkes) no.140/4R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Barrie Bailey) no.125/8R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Bill Mason) no.155/18R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Dot Christiansen) no.136/3R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Dr Winifred Mitchell) no.142/9, no.144/12R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Hugh Reading) no.122/3R.R.H.S. – Speakers (James Riley) no.134/11, no.156/3R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Jo-Anne Bain) no.153/17R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Keith Mcleay) no.125/8R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Kevin Elsley) no.138/7R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Leo Lane) no.155/18R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Lionel Gilbert) no.156/21R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Martin Buckley) no.126/6R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Mary Seccombe) no.125/8R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Meg Timbrell) no.155/18R.R.H.S. – Speakers (N. Keats) no.121/4R.R.H.S. – Speakers (R. Ramsay) no.124/3R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Ron Somerville) no.132/5R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Sir Edmund Hilary) no.156/21R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Stuart Everett) no.155/5R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Syd Ballard) no.121/8R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Tarvey) no.130/2R.R.H.S. – Speakers (Vann Cremer) no.126/2R.R.H.S. – Speakers (W.G. Woods) no.134/1

R.R.H.S. – Storage (of museum items) no.43/5R.R.H.S. – Street Stalls no.6/3, no.7/1, no.77/4, no.78/9, no.81/1, no.82/9, no.85/3, no.86/3, no.89/14, no.90/14, no.93/2, no.94/2, no.95/2, no.97/2, no.98/2, no.99/2, no.102/3, no.103/13, no.105/5, no.109/6, no.110/7, no.111/6, no.112/10, no.113/5, no.114/4, no.118/5, no.119/5, no.120/2, no.121/4, no.122/15, no.123/2, no.124/5 & 14, no.128/11R.R.H.S. – Subscriptions no.146/7, no.149/10R.R.H.S. – Transport Museum (Lumley Park, Alstonville) no.46/3, no.47/3, no.48/11, no.52/2, no.53/2, no.54/14, no.55/2, no.56/2-3, no.57/6, no.66/2, no.73/1, no.156/21R.R.H.S. – Trustees no.47/3, no.52/2, no.82/2R.R.H.S. – Trustees (Lismore Council) no.82/2, no.84/10, no.88/5

R.R.H.S. – Visitors no.1/1-2, no.4/1, no.5/2, no.6/1, no.7/1, no.8/1, no.9/2, no.10/1, no.16/1, no.19/1, no.22/2, no.27/2, no.28/1, no.32/1, no.33/1, no.36/2, no.37/1, no.41/1, no.43/1, no.44/3, no.45/6, no.46/1, no.53/1, no.56/8, no.58/3-4, no.60/3, no.65/1-3, no.69/2, no.74/5, no.89/14, no.93/4, no.106/6-7, no.111/18, no.113/17, no.120/14, no.135/10, no.136/10, no.137/9, no.141/3, no.158/15R.R.H.S. – Volunteers no.75/13-14R.R.H.S. – Working bees no.53/2, no.54/3, no.55/2, no.62/13, no.81/13, no.84/10, no.100/14R.R.H.S. - Workshops no.83/8, no.124/8 & 11

R.R.S.A.I.L.A. (R.S.L. World War I) no.154/4R.S.L (women's auxiliary) no.22/1R.S.L. CLUB (Lismore) no.159/11RACECOURSES no.131/17RACECOURSES – Lismore no.46/4, no.151/5RACIAL RELATIONS no.132/7, no.154/20RADCLIFFE, Captain (Pilot, Ballina) no.128/7RADFORD SCREEN PRINTS (Coffs Harbour) no.103/4RADIO (two-way, unavailable during W.W.II) no.154/43RADIO BROADCASTING no.73/4, no.83/7RADIO PLAYS (Station 2LM) no.148/17RADIO STATION 2LM (est.1936) no.12/2, no.13/3, no.148/14, no.156/12, no.157/12, no.158/5RADIO STATION 2LM (Lismore) – Essay Prize no.12/2RADIO STATION 2XN (est.1920) no.152/9RADMAN, F. (member, R.R.H.S.) no.105/13RAFTS, Log no.109/5RAGWEED no.65/7


204RAILWAY – Lismore (carriages transported by sea) no.109/2RAILWAY - Lismore-Tweed no.109/2, no.118/6-7RAILWAY EMPLOYEES no.81/9, no.82/13RAILWAY SLEEPERS (timber) no.80/8RAILWAY STATIONS – Lismore no.118/8, no.146/3, no.147/17RAILWAY TRAIN (noise) no.133/7RAILWAY TRANSPORT no.146/3, no.151/16, no.152/11RAILWAYS no.2/2, no.7/2, no.21/2, no.41/1, no.49/5, no.50/5, no.51/2, no.53/2, no.54/5, no.61/11, no.76/7RAILWAYS (75 years – vintage train excursion) no.50/4RAILWAYS HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.19/4RAINBOW (paddle steamer) no.82/4, no.110/6RAINBOW (ship) no.105/4RAINBOW (naval ship) See H.M.S. RAINBOWRAINCOATS, Rubber (unprocurable) no.154/19RALSTON, Enid Beatrice, Mrs, d.1977 no.45/4, no.81/11RALSTON, Mary, Mrs no.125/7RALSTON, W.H., Mrs See RALSTON, Enid, MrsRALSTON, William, Jnr. [Bonalbo] no.45/4RAM, (Milky) (Indian cattle dealer) no.132/8RAMSAY, Amy, Mrs, d.1965 no.34/3RAMSAY, B.R. (Motor Drome Speedway) no.144/8RAMSAY, Dorothy, Mrs (Drake) no.48/4, no.100/11RAMSAY, Herbert Chalmers, d.1975 no.75/10RAMSAY, J.D. no.90/1, no.92/12, no.94/14, no.101/1, no.102/1, no.104/10, no.106/1, no.106/6, no.107/12, no.109/12RAMSAY, John no.86/1RAMSAY, R. (Lismore Garden Club) no.124/3RAMSAY, Rita (matron) no.103/6RAMSEY, Agnes Watson, Mrs, 1897-1980 no.96/13RAMSLAND, John (author) no.77/14, no.83/12, no.92/9RANDALL, Geoffrey (RRHS president) no.57/6, no.58/1, no.59/2-3, no.60/2, no.61/1, no.62/1, no.64/1, no.66/1-2, no.68/2, no.70/1, no.71/2, no.72/1, no.90/1, no.112/16, no.113/2, no.114/9, no.156/22RANDALL, Lynne, Mrs no.131/14RANDLE, George, 1906-1979 no.90/12RANKIN, Annabelle, Dame (senator) no.154/51RANKIN, C. no.102/6RANKIN, Edith Emily, Mrs, 1898-1983 no.105/14RANKIN, Ernest Charles, d.1964 no.29/4RANKIN, Eva A.M., 1863-1863 (13th-21st December) no.84/2RANKIN, Francis John, Mr & Mrs (Pearces Creek) no.75/14RANKIN, Jim no.101/9RANKIN, Kenneth Wallace, d.1981 no.97/12RANKIN, Mrs (cook) no.150/13RANKIN, Pearl, Miss (Pearces Creek) no.75/14, no.88/4, no.101/9RANKIN, Susanna, 1876-1968 no.46/13RANKIN, W.H., Mr & Mrs (both drowned), d.1964 no.110/6RANKIN, William, Mr & Mrs (school teachers) no.82/4, no.84/2RANN, Isabella Rosehanna, Mrs, 1901-1977 no.81/11RANN, Jack (livestock carrier) no.157/13RANN, P., Mrs no.82/8RANSOM, Ivan no.141/11, no.147/6RANSOM, Ivan, Mrs See RANSOM, Joan (nee JARRETT)RANSOM, Joan (nee JARRETT) no.141/11, no.147/6RAPHAEL, Garnet Percy, 1899-1978 no.86/10RAPHAEL, Lewis Frederick, 1887-1975 no.66/13; no.75/11RAPMUND, John Henry, Mrs (b.1887) (South Lismore) no.123/4RAPMUND, John Henry (b.1883) no.92/13, no.102/12, no.104/12, no.106/14RAPP, Emily (nee GREENSTREET)(Myrtle Creek) no.68/10RAPP, Henry (Myrtle Creek) no.68/10-11RAPP, Henry, Mrs See RAPP, Emily (nee GREENSTREET)RAPPVILLE no.25/1, no.28/1, no.55/12, no.68/11, no.73/6


205RAPPVILLE HALL (50 years) no.81/13RAT, Kangaroo See KANGAROO RATRATEPAYERS ASSOCIATIONS no.80/5RATHBORNE, Florence May, Mrs, d.1981 no.99/13RATHBORNE, Joseph, d.1926 (sugar miller) no.67/13RATIONING (World War II) no.154/38, no.154/67RATIONS (for employees) no.74/14RATTRAY, (nurse) no.113/16RAWARD, Elsie (nee BARRETT) no.116/12RAWARD, Emma C. (nee HARRISON) no.115/10RAWARD, Frank Harrison, Mrs See RAWARD, Elsie (nee BARRETT)RAWARD, Frank Harrison, Rev. Dr. (O.B.E.) (b.1892) no.116/11-13RAWARD, Frank Ralph (cattle dealer) no.112/17, no.114/12, no.115/9-10RAWARD, Frank Ralph, Mrs See RAWARD, Emma C. (nee HARRISON)RAWARD, Grace Adelaide, Mrs, 1890-1975 no.76/6RAWARD, Kevin (real estate agent) no.112/17RAWARD, Mrs (nee DORROUGH) no.26/2RAWLE, Glanville Jeffries, Dr., d.1982 no.104/14, no.154/39RAWORTH, Kay no.125/8RAWSON, Lance, Mrs (author, Cookery Book…, 1890) no.94/9RAY HEAPS OVAL, Lismore no.100/12RAYNER, Charles R., d.1959 no.14/5RAYNER, Clarrie, 1875-1977 See RAYNER, Ernest Clarence (Clarrie), 1875-1977RAYNER, Dugald Clarence, d.1976 no.77/5RAYNER, Ernest Clarence (Clarrie), 1875-1977 no.66/6; no.67/7; no.74/13; no.78/7; no.78/10, no.82/11RAYNER, Fred (golden wedding) no.34/2, no.35/3RAYNER, W.T., d.1960 no.18/3RAYNER, Wilfred James, 1889-1968 no.45/9RAYWARD (sic), Frank Harrison See RAWARD, Frank HarrisonREAD, Ernest James, 1882-1970 no.55/5READ, Janet, Mrs, 1892-1979 no.90/12READING, E.C., Mrs See READING, Millie (nee GORTON)READING, Edward Charles, 1904-1979 no.91/13READING, Frederick Joseph, 1898-1976 no.80/14READING, George (storekeeper Bangalow/farmer/engineer) no.122/3READING, GEORGE, PTY. LTD. See READINGS PTY. LTD.READING, Hugh (b.1903) no.108/8, no.122/3READING, Hugh, Mrs no.34/1, no.38/1, no.39/1, no.42/1READING, Millie (nee GORTON) no.46/2, no.84/4, no.84/13, no.98/12READINGS PTY. LTD. (Bangalow, est.1891) no.61/8READYMIX CONCRETE no.158/12REARDON, Edmund Barton, 1901-1982 no.103/14REARDON, Elizabeth May, Mrs, d.1965 no.35/4REARDON, Maurice, d.1977 no.82/10REASON, Douglas Albert, d.1978 no.87/14REASON, Rose, Mrs, d.1963 no.28/2RECIPES no.56/14, no.58/9, no.66/11; no.72/5; no.76/5; no.78/9, no.94/9, no.153/18RECIPES (home remedies/laundry hints/cooking) no.106/8-9, no.107/14, no.108/11RECORDS OF TIMES PAST, by Isabel McBryde no.89/3RECREATION no.111/6, no.116/10RECREATIONAL CENTRE (World War II) no.154/51RED BARON (Richthofen, W.W.I aviator) no.145/16RED CEDAR (timber for craft) no.101/4RED CROSS SOCIETIES no.47/10, no.72/9, no.132/5, no.154/9, no.154/55, no.154/67, no.158/10RED FLAG STORE See A.G.R’SREDFERN, William no.20/3REDFORD, Dean (Catholic) no.96/10REDFORD, Mary, Sister no.86/2REDGUM (timber for craft) no.101/4REDHEAD (bird) no.121/6


206REDWOOD, Edward, d.1964 no.32/3REED, A.W. (author) no.86/12REED, Rosalind Anne (Rosie)(nee EDGAR) (school proprietor) no.84/3, no.97/7, no.158/15REED, William Elford (artist) no.1/2REED, William Elford, Mrs See REED, Rosalind Anne (Rosie)(nee EDGAR)REEDY CREEK no.103/10REEVE, Dick See REEVE, R.E. (Dick)REEVE, Dick, Mrs See REEVE, Valerie, MrsREEVE, R.E. (Dick) no.38/1, no.42/1, no.45/6, no.46/1, no.47/3, no.47/9, no.48/4, no.48/11, no.50/3, no.54/1, no.56/2, no.61/1, no.83/9, no.134/6, no.141/9, no.156/18REEVE, R.E., Mrs See REEVE, Valerie, MrsREEVE, Valerie, Mrs no.46/2, no.48/3-4, no.50/3, no.52/1, no.54/1, no.54/10, no.55/2 & 9, no.56/2, no.57/2, no.61/1, no.68/10, no.74/12, no.72/8-9, no.79/3, no.80/2, no.83/3, no.83/9, no.95/8, no.141/9, no.156/18REEVES, Bertie Francis, 1896-1970 no.55/5REEVES, Charles no.147/7REEVES, Eliza Jane, Mrs, 1891-1981 no.99/12REEVES, Jean, Mrs no.101/10REEVES, Mrs (West of the Range) no.84/1REFEREE TIMES NEWS REVIEW (newspaper) no.47/7REFRIGERATOR (Silent Knight) no.158/9REG BAXTER SPORTING OVAL, Lismore no.100/12REGAL, Clyde (golden wedding) no.94/10REGATTAS no.151/5REGATTAS (rowing and sculling) no.19/3, no.111/6, no.119/6, no.123/17REGENT BIRD no.129/8REGIONAL CONFERENCE no.59/1REGIONAL EMPLOYMENT AND DEVELOPMENT SCHEME no.73/2REGISTERED PURE BRED CATTLE no.122/10REID, A.J. (golden wedding) no.69/10REID, Florence, 1883-1972 no.64/13REID, Francis (Rosehill, 1879) no.116/15REID, George H., Sir (Premier of N.S.W., 1896) no.113/4, no.154/29REID, H.N., Ald. (R.R.H.S. Cr. 1953) no.135/3REID, John E.J., 1890-1982 no.104/15REID, Valerie Clara, Mrs, 1906-1982 no.103/15REILLY, Elizabeth Eileen, Mrs, 1903-1982 no.102/17REILLY, J., Rev. Fr. No.97/10REILLY, Loretta Barbara, Mrs, d.1968 no.48/14REIMER, John, Rev. no.104/9RELICS FROM YESTERYEAR no.91/3RELIGIOUS SERVICES no.117/13-14, no.118/13-14RELIHAN, John, Rev. Fr., O.A. (ordained 1938) no.87/13, no.97/10REMINISCENCES, by Mrs Hazel Lowrey no.144/13REMINISCENCES: BALLINA IN THE EARLY DAYS, by James Ainsworth no.14/3, no.93/8, 141/10RENAUD, Les (golden wedding) no.67/7RENSHAW, J.B. no.13/2REPATRIATION COMMISSION no.159/12REPTILES ON THE RICHMOND no.141/16RESEARCH STATION (Wollongbar) no.131/6RESERVED OCCUPATIONS (World War II) no.154/20, no.154/39, no.154/40RESERVES, Flora & Fauna no.43/4, no.45/2RESERVOIR (Ballina) no.130/16RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS (for correspondence study) See SCHOOLSRESOLUTION (ship) no.43/6RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS (1856) no.137/9REST & RECREATION LEAVE (R. & R., World War II) no.154/59RETREADING TYRES no.158/12RETURNED SERVICES LEAGUE See R.S.LREUNIONS See FAMILY REUNIONSREUNIONS, Family See FAMILY REUNIONS


207REYNOLDS, Francis Herbert, 1903-1979 no.91/12REYNOLDS, Frank (golden wedding) no.79/9REYNOLDS, Garry, Rev. Fr. No.83/5REYNOLDS, Hilda (nee MCLEAY) no.122/6, no.132/6, no.133/3, no.154/48REYNOLDS, James Vincent, 1912-1982 no.104/15REYNOLDS, Mary Joseph, Sister (golden jubilee) no.95/9REYNOLDS, Teresa, Sister (golden jubilee) no.95/9RHADAMANTHUS (horse, 1879) no.13/3RHODES STREET, South Lismore no.45/7RHODES, Ethel, Mrs, d.1981 no.100/17RHYMES FROM THE RIVERS, being verse from the North-East corner of N.S.W., compiled by Glen Hall no.79/4-5, no.81/6, no.112/19RIBBON EMBROIDERY DISPLAY no.144/4RICE (Mountain Rice) no.117/18RICE CEREAL (Hill, Mountain, Lowland) no.122/8RICE, Alfred Ernest, 1881-1968 no.48/14RICE, David William, d.1981 no.98/14RICE, Emily Adelaide, 1890-1973 no.65/9RICH HERITAGE: Eureka’s centenary, by Doug Johnston no.123/10RICHARD, Joanna, Mrs (researcher) no.92/10RICHARDS, C. (sports oval) no.100/12RICHARDS, Clarence (Boss), d.1978 no.87/14RICHARDS, E.A., Dr. (Commonwealth Health Laboratory) no.85/7RICHARDS, F.L., Mrs (nee SIMPSON), 1899-1974 no.53/8, no.66/11-12, no.73/11RICHARDS, H.H., d.1964 no.31/2RICHARDS, M.P. (author) no.36/1, no.44/10RICHARDS, Marion See HELDT, Marion (nee RICHARDS)RICHARDS, Mike (guest speaker) no.130/6-7RICHARDS, R.L. (Dick), Gunner (P.O.W., World War II) no.154/13, no.154/66RICHARDS, Ted (golden wedding anniversary) no.105/13RICHARDSON, Alan (author) no.123/16RICHARDSON, Basil Andrew, d.1967 no.41/3RICHARDSON, Cecil no.76/11, no.91/10, no.92/12RICHARDSON, David no.142/8RICHARDSON, David, Mrs (1st) See RICHARDSON, Susan (nee WOOLLEY)RICHARDSON, David, Mrs (2nd) See RICHARDSON, Mary Ann (nee MASLEN)RICHARDSON, Ivy Iris, Mrs, 1885-1976 no.74/13, no.79/9RICHARDSON, John James, 1899-1982 no.101/12RICHARDSON, Mary Ann (nee MASLEN) no.142/8RICHARDSON, Noel (ballroom dancer) no.135/9RICHARDSON, Susan (nee WOOLLEY) no.142/8RICHMOND (pilot boat) no.102/3RICHMOND AND CLARENCE STEAM SHIP COMPANY no.81/4RICHMOND AND LENNOX, Charles, 5th Duke of no.99/10RICHMOND CORDIALS no.45/7, no.71/10RICHMOND COUNTY no.146/15RICHMOND HILL no.113/11RICHMOND PRINCESS (tourist ship) no.103/18, no.105/4, no.128/14, no.138/7, no.139/10RICHMOND RANGE no.45/3RICHMOND RIVER no.59/9, no.87/9, no.99/10, no.111/10RICHMOND RIVER – History no.36/1RICHMOND RIVER BREWERY (established 1886) no.109/7, no.157/3RICHMOND RIVER BROADCASTERS PTY LTD (2LM/Channel 8) no.50/11, no.148/14RICHMOND RIVER COMPANY (sugar production) no.72/4RICHMOND RIVER CRICKET ASSOCIATION (est.1906) no.45/5RICHMOND RIVER CRICKET CLUB no.81/4RICHMOND RIVER DIALECT, by R.L. Dawson no.52/11RICHMOND RIVER EXPRESS (newspaper, Casino) no.16/2, no.48/10, no.56/12, no.94/5, no.109/8, no.122/13, no.123/18, no.144/5RICHMOND RIVER EXPRESS & TWEED ADVERTISER See RICHMOND RIVER EXPRESS


208RICHMOND RIVER EXPRESS EXAMINER See RICHMOND RIVER EXPRESSRICHMOND RIVER HERALD (newspaper, Coraki) no.4/2, no.18/2, no.59/10, no.75/1, no.102/7, no.108/8RICHMOND RIVER HIGH SCHOOL See SCHOOLSRICHMOND RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY See R.R.H.S.RICHMOND RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY See also DALEY, Louisa T.RICHMOND RIVER LANCERS See LANCERSRICHMOND RIVER LIGHT HORSE BRIGADE See LIGHT HORSERICHMOND RIVER LODGE no.77 (est.1878) no.87/13, no.90/11RICHMOND RIVER RED CEDAR 1842; ballad by Milton Trudgeon no.94/3RICHMOND RIVER REFEREES ASSOCIATION no.47/7RICHMOND RIVER REMINISCENCES, by Ann King no.152/7RICHMOND RIVER REPRESENTATIVE RUGBY LEAGUE no.47/7RICHMOND RIVER SHIPPING COMPANY no.128/13, no.154/33RICHMOND RIVER SHIRE COUNCIL no.93/3, no.95/3, no.99/10RICHMOND RIVER SUGAR COMPANY LTD. No.84/14RICHMOND RIVER: a short history (R.R.H.S. pamphlet) no.121/1RICHMOND RIVERBOATS no.117/2, no.118/3RICHMOND SETTLERS (Risley Group, 1904) no.152/16RICHMOND STORE (Gundurimba) no.108/10RICHMOND TELEVISION LTD. no.50/11RICHMOND VALLEY FOLK MUSEUM (Proposed) no.62/5RICHMOND VALLEY NATURALISTS CLUB no.51/7RICHMOND VALLEY: a brief history (R.R.H.S. pamphlet) no.121/1RICHMOND, Fred (Binna Burra) no.99/3RICHMOND-TWEED DIST. BR. MOTOR TRADERS ASS (NSW) no.154/38RICHMOND-TWEED HERD TESTING ASSOCIATION no.122/10RICHMOND-TWEED JERSEY CATTLE CLUB (50 years) no.72/8RICHMOND-TWEED REGIONAL LIBRARY no.88/6, no.105/3, no.118/4, no.122/18, no.139/11, no.159/14RICHTHOFEN, (Red Baron, World War I aviator) no.145/16RIDING (part of a shire) no.81/5RIDLEY, John G. (Baptist church) no.158/13RIDLEY, William, Rev. Dr. no.14/3, no.107/5, no.118/14RIFLE RANGES – Ballina no.129/15RIFLE RANGES – Lismore no.45/4RIGBY (publishers) no.104/9RIGBY, L., Mrs (b.1891) no.99/7RIGNEY, Septimus John, 1898-1968 no.48/14RIGNEY, William Lawrence, 1889-1968 no.46/13RILEY & SONS (bus proprietors) no.154/38RILEY GROVE no.105/8RILEY, (Streak) (motor cyclist) no.144/8RILEY, Alf (member, Federal Brass Band 1890s) no.134/11RILEY, Claude no.92/11, no.96/3, no.111/2, no.132/8, no.154/56, no.154/59RILEY, Ellen, Mrs (b.1884) no.105/13, no.109/8, no.114/12RILEY, James (Jim) no.134/3 & 11, no.138/7, no.140/5, no.141/1, 3, & 5-6, no.141/14, no.142/1 & 8, no.143/1 & 13, no.144/1 & 4, no.145/1, no.146/2, no.146/13. no.147/2, no.147/6, no.148/2, no.148/13, no.155/18, no.156/3RILEY, James (Federal Brass Band 1890s) no.134/11RILEY, Michael (teacher) no.92/9RILEY, Oscar John, 1896-1968 no.30/1, no.45/8RILEY, Roger (Federal Brass Band 1890s) no.134/11RILEY, William & Son Pty. Ltd (established 100 years) no.101/10RILEY, William (Federal Brass Band 1890s) no.134/11RILEYS (leather goods) no.128/16RILEYS HILL no.42/2, no.43/3, no.61/12-14, no.74/4, no.101/8, no.109/4RILEYS HILL DOCK no.111/11, no.112/4, no.113/6RILEYS HILL SCHOOL See SCHOOLSRILEYS HILL STONE QUARRY no.127/7, no.128/12RILEYS PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO [Oscar Riley] no.154/29RING, Ma See RING, Margaret Alice, Mrs


209RING, Margaret Alice (Ma), Mrs, M.B.E. (b.1881) (Billinudgel hotelier) no.57/3, no.60/7, no.60/11, no.74/13, no.82/14, no.91/8, no.99/7, no.103/11RINKIN, Emma, Mrs, 1897-1974 no.69/5RIORDAN, C. (golden wedding) no.53/6RIORDAN, Charles Esmond, d.1966 no.39/4RIORDAN, Emma Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1979 no.91/12RIORDAN, Guy Maitland (b.1893) no.83/6, no.97/8, no.100/5RIORDAN, Jessie (nee MUNRO) (school teacher) no.8/2, no.75/3 & 5; no.75/8; no.76/4, no.83/4, no.83/6, no.131/14RIORDAN, Jim Riverstone, 1895-1981 no.98/13RIORDAN, John George (Steve Kings Plain) no.97/8RIORDAN, Victoria Lydia May, Mrs, 1887-1970 no.55/5RIPPON, Elsie Grace, Mrs, 1891-1974 no.69/5RIPPON, George Victor, 1902-1975 no.73/13RIPPON, Oliver James, 1900-1970 no.53/9RISHWORTH FAMILY no.117/14RISHWORTH, Beatrice, Mrs, d.1979 no.91/12, no.92/12RISHWORTH, Daphne, Miss no.76/2, no.81/14, no.87/3, no.89/14, no.90/2, no.102/2RISHWORTH, Eric Francis, 1898-1969 no.49/15RISHWORTH, F.A., d.1960 no.16/5RISHWORTH, Francois, d.1905 (Lindendale) no.57/7, no.58/10-11RISHWORTH, Francois, Mrs See RISHWORTH, Rebecca (nee FOWLER)RISHWORTH, Rebecca (nee FOWLER), d.1905 no.57/7, no.58/10-11, no.71/6-7, no.76/2, no.86/7, no.87/3RISHWORTH, S., Miss no.99/1, no.100/11RISK, Edward Lindsay, d.1976 no.77/5RISK, Joe (builder) no.127/10RISK, The See THE RISKRISKS PADDOCK [Wyrallah Road] no.48/5RISLEY GROUP (Richmond settlers, Sunshine Coast, 1904) no.152/16RITCHIE, Arthur Gordon, 1886-1971 no.60/6RITCHIE, D. (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5RITCHIE, Marcia (author) no.102/6, no.104/8, no.155/5RIVER EXCURSIONS See SHIPPINGRIVER OAK no.101/6RIVER STILL FLOWS, by Glen Hall no.88/9, no.89/1, no.112/19RIVER TRANSPORT See TRANSPORTRIVERS, Elizabeth Emma, Mrs, 1901-1981 no.97/11RIVERSTON (property - Munro homestead) no.12/3RIVERTREE (locality) no.105/8RIVERVIEW PARK (Ballina) no.127/7RIVIERA DANCE HALL no.148/13, no.154/20, no.154/59RIXON, Bill, M.L.A. no.127/11, no.142/6, no.151/2, no.153/2ROACH, Alice, Miss (teacher, Tunstall, 1895) no.64/12ROAD CONSTRUCTION no.111/11, no.131/3ROAD THAT HAS NO END [McNamara/Boyle family] no.96/14ROAD TO THE RIVER, by Glen Hall no.75/2; no.75/4; no.76/4; no.77/2, no.81/6, no.83/3, no.87/5, no.89/1, no.112/19ROAD WORKS no.143/14, no.158/4ROADS - Alstonville no.111/9ROADS (Alstonville to Ballina) no.88/11ROADS AND TRACKS no.101/5ROBB, Arthur Oliver, 1897-1967 no.42/4ROBB, Cecil Ernest, d.1979 no.91/12ROBB, Cyril no.154/28ROBB, Cyril Andrew, d.1970 no.55/5ROBB, George (prospector/farmer) no.118/12ROBB, William (Alstonville) no.111/10ROBBINS, Ivy Isabelle, Mrs, d.1982 no.103/15ROBBINS, Mick no.105/12ROBERT WHITE BRIDGE no.91/5, no.130/4, no.158/5ROBERTS FAMILY no.147/6ROBERTS, Alan, Dr. no.104/8


210ROBERTS, Aubrey, d.1981 (Aboriginal) no.99/14, no.111/2ROBERTS, Barbara, Mrs, 1906-1982 no.102/16ROBERTS, Bob (Aboriginal) no.8/2ROBERTS, Claude Leon (Rukenvale telephone exchange, 1928) no.47/5ROBERTS, David (archivist) no.124/8ROBERTS, Diane, Cr no.153/17ROBERTS, Donald Ernest, 1893-1973 no.68/9ROBERTS, Elwyn, 1896-1971 no.58/6ROBERTS, Emily (nee RICHMOND) no.131/14ROBERTS, Frank L., Lieut. (air pilot) no.134/1ROBERTS, Frank, Pastor, d.1968 (Aboriginal) no.47/11, no.48/3, no.53/13, no.99/14ROBERTS, Jessie Maude (nee MCPHERSON), 1882-1978 no.65/10, no.86/11ROBERTS, Jinny, Mrs (Aboriginal) no.8/2ROBERTS, John Leslie (Leslie), Dr., 1898-1979 no.80/11, no.89/4, no.90/13, no.91/1, no.156/3-4, no.159/7, no.159/14ROBERTS, Johnnie Bob (Wiyabal Aboriginal, father of Lyle Roberts) no.83/4, no.131/14ROBERTS, Johnnie Bob, Mrs See ROBERTS, Emily (nee RICHMOND)ROBERTS, Leslie, Dr. See ROBERTS, John Leslie (Leslie), Dr.ROBERTS, Lily (Aboriginal) no.8/2, no.131/14ROBERTS, Lyle (Aboriginal) no.103/2, no.111/2ROBERTS, Lyle (Aboriginal) no.99/14ROBERTS, Lyle Joseph, (Jnr.), d.1984, no.53/13ROBERTS, Lyle, (Snr.), 1880-1959 (Aboriginal) no.12/3, no.69/4, no.83/4, no.88/14, no.131/14, no.132/8ROBERTS, M., Mrs no.90/2ROBERTS, M.I., Mrs (5 generations of teachers) no.54/8ROBERTS, Mary, Mrs (b.1897) no.82/7, no.92/7ROBERTS, Mary, Mrs (custodian, R.R.H.S.) no.111/5ROBERTS, Mary, Mrs, d.1990 no.134/8ROBERTS, Maureen, Miss no.91/1, no.91/11ROBERTS, Patricia, Mrs (nurse) no.159/9ROBERTS, S., Mrs (postmistress, 1909) no.46/9ROBERTS, S.G., Rev., d.1967 no.43/9ROBERTS, Stanley, Mrs See ROBERTS, Mary, Mrs (b.1897)ROBERTS, Stanley, Rev. no.82/7, no.92/7ROBERTS, Tom, Dr., d.1975 no.74/10ROBERTS, Victor (Aboriginal) no.8/2, no.131/14ROBERTS, Wally no.101/10ROBERTSON LAND ACT (1861) no.69/2, no.80/3, no.119/14, no.121/15, no.125/4, no.151/4ROBERTSON LAND ACT (1861) See also CLOSER SETTLEMENTROBERTSON, A.W. (Sandy) (son of Campbell) no.148/10, no.154/6, no.154/13ROBERTSON, Alexander Gilmore (storekeeper) no.48/9, no.49/5-6, no.63/10, no.93/4, no.109/8, no.127/14, no.129/4, no.131/16, no.148/7, no.148/9, no.154/41ROBERTSON, Alline Zillah (nee SMILLIE) no.92/13ROBERTSON, Angus (land selector) no.113/12ROBERTSON, C.K. (Principal, Richmond River High School) no.76/11ROBERTSON, Campbell Maclean, 1899-1969 no.50/11, no.154/6, no.154/8ROBERTSON, Catherine (nee LIVINGSTONE), 1875-1967 no.42/3ROBERTSON, Donald, 1899-1979 no.91/12ROBERTSON, Doug, d.1942 no.154/6, no.154/13ROBERTSON, James (lease: Bonalbo Station) no.44/9ROBERTSON, James Smith, 1898-1978 no.85/13, no.86/11ROBERTSON, Jane, Mrs, d.1876 (Sandilands, Old Bonalbo) no.67/9, no.79/5, no.99/8ROBERTSON, Jim (golden wedding) no.79/9ROBERTSON, John (Duck Creek Mountain) no.46/6ROBERTSON, Margaret W. (sister, Dongrayald Private Hospital) no.153/6ROBERTSON, R.K., Rev. no.66/4ROBERTSON, S.O., Mr & Mrs no.96/2, no.97/12ROBERTSON, William, Jnr. No.99/8ROBERTSON, William, Mrs See ROBERTSON, Jane, Mrs, d.1876ROBERTSON’S (AGRs) See A.G.R.’S


211ROBINS, Ada Jane, Mrs, 1878-1979 no.88/7, no.91/13ROBINS, Gilbert, Mrs See ROBINS, Olga (nee SHEPHERD)ROBINS, Olga (nee SHEPHERD) (elocution teacher) no.97/13ROBINSON, A.E., Mrs no.16/2, no.20/2, no.28/2, no.33/1, no.46/3, no.156/11ROBINSON, Alfred Hardy (Fred), d.1976 no.77/5ROBINSON, Alma Frances Genevieve, Mrs, d.1982 no.101/12ROBINSON, Ann, Mrs (assisted immigrant) no.152/7ROBINSON, Archdeacon See ROBINSON, John, Archdeacon, d.1986ROBINSON, Bernice Maud, Mrs, d.1963 no.28/2ROBINSON, Catherine Jane, Mrs, 1876-1969 no.45/8, no.52/13ROBINSON, Charity Grace, Mrs, 1904-1983 no.105/14ROBINSON, Charlotte Louisa, Mrs, 1889-1976 no.80/14ROBINSON, Chris (aviator) no.54/13ROBINSON, Claude Leslie, d.1966 no.40/4ROBINSON, Clifford no.13/4ROBINSON, Dick (b.1889) no.91/8ROBINSON, E.A. (farmer) no.119/9ROBINSON, George (assisted immigrant) no.152/7ROBINSON, George (New England Motors & Airways) no.48/5, no.53/6, no.54/13ROBINSON, George Albert, d.1953 (New England Airways) no.93/6, no.97/2ROBINSON, George, Mrs See ROBINSON, Ann, MrsROBINSON, H. (diamond wedding anniversary) no.115/14ROBINSON, Herman Albert, d.1962 (Boys’ Hostel) no.23/3, no.153/13ROBINSON, Ian, M.P. no.6/2, no.35/3, no.38/1, no.42/1, no.64/13, no.114/6, no.128/6ROBINSON, John V.J., Archdeacon, d.1986 no.50/7, no.59/13, no.64/4, no.76/12, no.77/1, no.95/13, no.96/9, no.98/9, no.101/5-6, no.102/13ROBINSON, Keith (aviator) no.54/13ROBINSON, Lewis Henry (Bungawalbyn), d.1957 no.6/2ROBINSON, Norm (principal, Lismore High School) no.147/11ROBINSON, Norman (ARP Chief Warden World War II) no.150/15, no.154/41ROBINSON, Patricia, Miss no.30/1, no.34/1, no.38/1, no.42/1, no.46/2, no.50/3, no.154/21ROBINSON, R.V. (golden wedding) no.38/2ROBINSON, Ray, 1908-1979 no.91/12ROBINSON, Reg (aviator) no.54/13, no.136/15ROBINSON, Robert Oscar (diamond wedding) no.95/9ROBINSON, Roland no.82/11ROBINSON, Stan (transport) no.44/5ROBINSON, Thomas (sugar miller) no.108/9ROBINSON, Violet Maud, Mrs, 1884-1970 no.55/5ROBINSON, William (car sales) no.64/5ROBINSON, William James Stanley (Stanley), 1862-1961 no.22/4, no.95/6ROBINSON’S MOTORS no.114/5ROBSON, Charles no.96/11ROBSON, Eliza Hunter, d.1966 no.37/4ROBSON, Elizabeth Isabel (nee SIMPSON), 1885-1970 no.53/5ROBSON, Esther, Mrs no.153/7ROBSON, J. (diamond wedding anniversary) no.36/3, no.125/7ROBSON, J.L. (golden wedding) no.85/12ROBSON, Lyal, d.1961 no.20/5ROBSON, N.J. (postmaster, 1949) no.46/9ROBSON, Vera Margerita, Mrs, d.1961 no.22/4ROBSON, William Sidney, 1896-1979 no.89/13ROBSONS KNOB no.88/11ROCHE, Tom (Coraki, wedding anniversary) no.81/13, no.121/22ROCHESTER, Annie Eveline, Mrs, 1896-1967 no.42/4ROCK VALLEY no.132/8ROCK WALLABY (animal) no.140/14ROCKET BRIGADE (ship rescue) no.129/15ROCKLEA (property, Eureka) no.77/11ROCKMANS (Lismore business) no.133/6


212ROCKS OF HONEY, by Patricia Wrightson no.79/5ROCKY CREEK no.31/2, no.44/3, no.121/14ROCKY CREEK (water scheme) no.103/10, no.118/9ROCKY CREEK DAM no.158/12ROCKY CREEK SCHOOL See SCHOOLSROCKY MOUTH, Clarence River See MACLEANROCKY MOUTH, Richmond River See WOODBURNROCKY RIVER no.83/3, no.138/14RODEO no.154/60RODER FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14RODER, [Woodburn] no.12/2RODER, Angelina, Miss, 1894-1978 no.86/11RODER, Augustine, Miss See PICCOLI, Augustine (nee RODER)RODER, Bastiano, 1891-1979 no.89/13RODER, Joe (golden wedding anniversary) no.102/12, no.103/11RODGERS, Beatrice Caroline, Mrs, 1893-1969 no.50/12RODGERS, E.J. [Bonalbo] no.22/1RODGERS, J., Miss [Lismore] no.19/2RODGERS, James Thomas, 1889-1973 no.66/10ROGERS, Alice May, Mrs, 1884-1970 no.53/9ROGERS, Jack (Ballina) no.128/7ROGERS, Stanley Macleay, 1904-1980 no.93/14ROLE OF MOLLUSCS IN COASTAL ECONOMIES, by G.N. Bailey no.78/13-14ROLEY, King (Aboriginal) no.67/13ROLEYS GRASS no.63/7ROLFE, Catherine, 1889-1981 no.98/13ROLLOVER (for timber) See SHOOTSROLLS, Eric (author) no.153/17ROMAN CATHOLIC CEMETERY (Barham Street) See CEMETERIESROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH See CATHOLIC CHURCHROMAN CATHOLIC RELIGION See CATHOLIC CHURCHROMANO, Nicolo (Italian P.O.W.) no.143/15, no.145/15, no.150/12, no.154/70RONAN, D.K., Mrs no.45/8RONAN, Elsie May, Mrs, d.1980 no.95/11RONAN, Francis Hunter, d.1976 no.68/7, no.80/14RONAN, James Edward, 1903-1982 no.102/17RONAN, John (son of Mrs D.K. Ronan) no.45/8RONAN, John, d.1962 no.23/3RONAN, John (d.1962), Mrs See RONAN, Violet Alice Isabella (nee CAMPBELL), d.1962RONAN, John, Jnr. (grandson of Mrs D.K. Ronan) no.45/8RONAN, Johnny (great grandson of Mrs D.K. Ronan) no.45/8RONAN, Thomas Maurice (Moss), 1881-1969 no.49/15RONAN, Violet Alice Isabella (nee CAMPBELL), d.1962 no.23/3ROOSEVELT, Eleanor, Mrs (Melbourne, World War II) no.154/48ROOTES, H. (Lismore, golden wedding anniversary) no.125/7ROOTS AND BRANCHES, by Errol Lea-Scarlett no.92/10ROOTS, Gilbert, 1896-1982 no.103/15ROPE MAKING (Alexander, Forsyth & Co.) no.38/3ROSALEN FAMILY See ROSOLEN FAMILYROSBOROUGH, Alice, Mrs, 1887-1969 no.51/14ROSE MARIE (musical) no.154/56ROSE SHE-OAK (timber for craft) no.101/4ROSE, Annie Maria, Mrs, 1875-1969 no.49/14ROSE, George Charles, d.1962 no.25/3ROSE, Walter James, 1896-1972 no.61/7ROSE, William Prior, d.1962 no.24/4ROSEBANK SCHOOL See SCHOOLSROSEBERRY no.44/8ROSEBY, Una, Ms (artist/illustrator) no.93/5ROSEHILL (locality) no.44/7, no.112/13-16, no.117/18, no.121/14-15, no.121/19-20


213ROSEHILL (racehorse) no.121/17ROSEHILL HANDICAP OF 1892 (poem) no.121/16ROSEHILL ROAD no.116/14, no.117/10ROSEHILL SCHOOL See SCHOOLSROSEHILL STATION no.116/14, no.117/9ROSEHILL WHARF no.116/15ROSELLA, Crimson (native bird) no.134/6ROSES no.107/9ROSEWOOD (timber for craft) no.101/4ROSOLEN FAMILY (New Italy) no.61ROSOLEN FAMILY REUNION no.89/12ROSOLEN, Emma Maud, Mrs, d.1966 no.40/4ROSOLEN, Mary, Mrs, d.1960 no.15/4ROSOLEN, Johanni (pioneer 1881) no.89/12ROSOLEN, Johanni, Mrs See ROSALEN, Rosa, MrsROSOLEN, Reginald, 1903-1980 no.94/13ROSOLEN, Rosa, Mrs (pioneer 1881) no.89/12ROSS FAMILY no.147/6ROSS STREET, Lismore no.109/11ROSS, Albert James, 1904-1982 no.104/15ROSS, Alexander William, 1887-1968 no.47/12ROSS, Alice (nee TAYLOR), 1878-1970 no.56/12ROSS, Barbara Ellen, Mrs, d.1979 no.90/12ROSS, Donald MacAndrew, d.1954 (mayor of Lismore) no.121/11ROSS, Edmund, d.1908 (shipping agent/timber merchant) no.60/10, no.112/20, no.150/6ROSS, Eleanor May, Mrs, d.1975 no.74/10ROSS, Irma, Miss no.81/8ROSS, Jim (golden wedding) no.96/11ROSS, Lieut. (C.O. Area Office) no.154/48 [??]ROSS, Louisa (nee SPINAZE), 1889-1972 no.64/13ROSS, Sarah Florence, Mrs, 1907-1980 no.95/11ROSS, Thomas (Tom), 1892-1973 no.14/3, no.20/3, no.22/2, no.68/9ROSSINI, Susan Annie, Mrs, d.1975 no.73/13ROTARY CLUBS no.5/2, no.6/2, no.33/2ROTARY CLUBS – Lismore no.48/6, no.66/7, no.67/2, no.97/10, no.101/10ROTARY PARK, Lismore no.5/2, no.103/2-3ROTUNDA (band stand) no.134/11ROUNTREE, Benjamin, d.1966 no.40/4ROUS (locality) no.18/2, no.100/14, no.113/17, no.121/5ROUS COUNTY no.146/15ROUS MILL (locality) no.5/2-3, no.6/3, no.45/3, no.46/4, no.58/2, no.72/3-4, no.121/5, no.148/5ROUS MILL (sugar production, 1880s) See ROUS SUGAR MILLROUS MILL BUTTER FACTORY no.10/3ROUS MILL METHODIST CHURCH See METHODIST CHURCH – Rous MillROUS SCHOOL See SCHOOLSROUS SUGAR MILL no.72/4, no.84/14, no.152/11, no.156/19ROUS, Henry James, Admiral no.49/2, no.64/2, no.66/4, no.83/9, no.87/9, no.102/5, no.105/4, no.127/6, no.137/3, no.145/10ROUSILLON (racehorse) no.71/10ROWAN, (baker) no.153/15ROWE, (Woodburn) no.67/6ROWE, Beatrice (nee DURRINGTON), 1895-1979 no.92/14, no.94/12ROWE, Charles, Canon, 1886-1968 no.48/13ROWE, Denis no.39/2, no.41/1ROWING See REGATTASROWLAND, Elizabeth, Mrs (assisted immigrant) no.152/7ROWLAND, George (arrived Richmond River, 1844) no.43/7, no.152/7ROWLAND, George, Mrs See ROWLAND, Elizabeth, MrsROWLANDS, James, Air Marshall Sir (Governor of N.S.W.) no.100/10, no.116/6ROWLEY, King (Aboriginal) no.84/6


214ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE no.48/6ROYAL AUSTRALIAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY See R.A.H.S.ROYAL HOTEL, Lismore, 1908-1965 no.8/1, no.33/2, no.127/13-14ROYAL MAIL HOTEL, Clunes no.8/1ROYAL NEWCASTLE AERO CLUB no.55/13ROYAL SAXON (ship) no.43/6ROYAL THEATRE no.134/11ROYAL TOURNAMENT, Earls Court, London no.144/10ROYAL WEDDING (Prince Charles & Lady Diana) no.99/10ROYAL ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF N.S.W. no.104/9ROYAL, A.J. no.99/1RSL See R.S.L.RUANE (racehorse) no.121/17RUDD, Steele (author) no.76/4RUDGE, Lawrence (Urbenville) no.69/9RUGBY LEAGUE no.47/7RUGENDYKE, Mrs (Orion Street) no.141/12RUHEN, Olaf (author) no.99/9RUKENVALE no.47/5, no.78/12RUKENVALE SCHOOL See SCHOOLSRUM HOSPITAL, Sydney See HOSPITALSRUMMERY PARK no.85/2, no.86/4-5, no.89/14, no.90/14, no.91/10, no.115/12, no.123/3RUMMERY, Thomas, Snr. (solicitor) no.71/8RUMMERY, Tom (forest ranger) no.115/12RUMMERY, Thomas Edward (Tom), 1904-1980 (solicitor) no.94/11RUNDLE, Cyril (50 years, R.S.L.) no.53/6, no.80/12, no.93/8RUNNING CREEK no.103/10RUNNYMEDE STATION no.16/4, no.80/7, no.105/17, no.110/16, no.111/15, no.115/4, no.117/14, no.118/13, no.125/3, no.127/15, no.147/15RURAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMME (Grant) no.149/3RURAL YOUTH MOVEMENT (previously Junior Farmers) no.101/3, no.86/9RUSHFORTH, Beatrice, Mrs, d.1979 no.91/12RUSS, Alfred (diamond wedding) no.37/3RUSS, Bert no.96/3RUSSELL & DARKE (surveyors) no.3/3RUSSELL, Thomas no.18/2RUSSELTON (property) no.111/10RUSSELTON INDUSTRIAL ESTATE no.111/10RUTHERFORD, Hannah, Mrs, d.1966 no.38/4RUTILE (mineral) no.105/11RUTTLEY, Arthur Herbert no.47/10RYAN AEROPLANE no.48/5RYAN CAFÉ (Byron Bay) no.71/9RYAN FAMILY no.147/6RYAN HOTEL See HOTELS – Lismore (Ryan)RYAN, Alice Newton, d.1981 no.98/14RYAN, Annie Josephine (nee MCLENNAN) no.91/6RYAN, Annie, Miss (Byron Bay) no.71/9RYAN, Bertha, Mrs, d.1957 no.6/3RYAN, Bridget (nee KENNEDY), d.1921 no.107/2RYAN, Clare, Miss See ENGLISH, Clare (nee RYAN)RYAN, Douglas, Dr., d.1980 no.94/11RYAN, E.J. (wedding anniversary) no.69/10, no.89/12RYAN, Edward Mahoney, 1894-1971 no.60/6RYAN, F.J. no.26/1RYAN, J.S. no.27/2RYAN, Jack (Byron Bay) no.71/9RYAN, James Redmond, Dr., d.1976 no.47/9RYAN, James, Dr., 1899-1976 no.80/11RYAN, John no.91/6


215RYAN, M. (Casino) no.59/1RYAN, Marie (archivist) no.124/8RYAN, Martin, Mrs See RYAN, Bridget (nee KENNEDY)RYAN, Mary Adelaide, Mrs, 1905-1978 no.86/11RYAN, Maurice no.63/1-2, no.64/2, no.66/1, no.88/5, no.89/2, no.90/7, no.91/7, no.92/6, no.93/2, no.94/5, no.97/3, no.149/9, no.151/3, no.153/2RYAN, Nora, Miss (Byron Bay) no.71/9RYAN, Patrick John, d.1979 no.92/14RYAN, R., Dr. no.154/22RYAN, S., Ald. No.82/1, no.96/3RYAN, Vincent, Rt. Rev. Mons., Vicar-General no.48/12RYAN, W.M. Agnes, Miss, 1880-1977 no.84/12RYAN’S HOTEL, Lismore See HOTELS – Lismore (Ryan)RYDER, F.E., Mrs no.87/4RYDER, G. (wedding anniversary) no.76/11, no.116/16RYDER, John Thomas, d.1965 no.36/3RYDERS STONE HOUSE (1932) no.124/12RYMAN, Henry Edgar, d.1975 no.73/13RYMAN, Vera Caroline, Mrs, 1900-1982 no.101/12

SACALENE (stock fodder) no.154/31SACKETT & HOWARD (refreshment rooms 1920) no.127/14SACKETT, Miriam Ruth, Mrs, d.1980 no.95/12SACKLEY, Arthur no.62/1SACKLEY, Myra Olive Irene, Mrs, d.1979 no.90/12SACKLEY, W. (golden wedding) no.52/13SACKLEY, William Edward, d.1975 no.73/13SACLIER, Michael (A.N.U.) no.105/6SACRED BAMBOO (timber for craft) no.101/4SACRED STONES (Aboriginal) no.78/6SADDLERS – Lismore (Northcott) no.136/11-13SADLER, Annie, Mrs, 1883-1980 no.93/14SAGAS OF THE EARLY DAYS, by Windsor Lang no.107/4-5SAILES, Pauline Mary, Miss, 1907-1982 no.103/15SAILING ADVICE (transport for War Brides, post W.W.II) no.154/68SAINT See STSALAMI RECIPE B4-p.125SALARIES & WAGES no.60/11SALES (livestock) no.158/5SALES OF LAND (Lismore village) no.158/4SALEYARDS [Lismore] no.49/6, no.110/3, no.133/16, no.158/5SALKELD, Robert (golden wedding) no.98/9SALKELD, William, 72/109-1973 no.67/11SALLAWAY, George Ernest, d.1981 no.95/9, no.98/13SALLAWAY, K. no.97/2SALLY (musical) no.154/56SALLY (schooner) no.14/5, no.15/4, no.44/7, no.66/11, no.94/4, no.127/6SALT JUNK SARAH (ship) no.102/8SALTER, Anne Mary, Sister no.86/2, no.94/6SALVATION ARMY no.95/9, no.101/9, no.144/15SALVATION ARMY – Lismore no.50/7, no.128/15, no.137/10, no.138/7SALVATION ARMY BAND (est. 1878) no.87/13SALWAY, F.W. (b.1867) (teacher) no.95/6SALZBURG MOZART MUSIC FESTIVAL no.144/10SAMIN, William Joseph, d.1964 no.30/3SAND MINING no.2/2, no.111/14SANDILANDS STATION no.67/9, no.99/8SANDS, Patrick Ernest, 1905-1982 no.102/17SANDWICH BOARD (advertising medium) no.138/10SANDY (horse) no.41/1


216SANDY CREEK no.9/2, no.103/10SANDY FLAT (later Piora) See PIORASANDY POINT no.118/16SANITARY SERVICES no.51/6SARAH L. HIXSON (river ferry) no.108/7, no.127/7SARGEANTS MARKETS See SARGENTS MARKETSSARGENT BROS. (fruiterers) no.110/11SARGENT, George (fruiterer) no.110/11SARGENTS MARKETS, Lismore (45 years) no.88/7SARGOOD GARDNER (business 1920) no.128/15SATCHELL, R. (golden wedding anniversary) no.120/11SATIN BOWER BIRD no.129/8SATTERTHWAITE, John Steven, Dr., Bishop of Lismore no.50/6, no.59/13, no.84/3, no.96/10, no.97/10SAUER, John, 1882-1968 no.29/2, no.46/13SAUER, Mary Annie, Mrs, d.1966 no.39/4SAUL FAMILY REUNION no.149/12-15SAUL, Ann (nee WOOD) no.145/15, no.149/12SAUL, Arthur no.149/12SAUL, Doug no.149/12SAUL, J.K. (fishing) no.49/12SAUL, Jack (cedar-getter) no.65/3-4SAUL, Jeremiah, d.1887 (South Gundurimba) no.133/12, no.145/15, no.149/12SAUL, Jeremiah, Mrs See SAUL, Ann (nee WOOD)SAUNDERS, (pilot boat crewman) no.129/14SAUNDERS, Charles Edward, d.1961 no.21/5SAUNDERS, Ethel Elsie, Mrs, 1902-1978 no.86/11SAUNDERS, Harry Alexander, d.1982 no.101/13SAUNDERS, Irene Adele, Mrs, d.1978 no.86/10SAVAGE, Harry (fruiterer, Ballina) no.110/18SAVAGE, Ray (fruiterer, Ballina) no.110/18SAVILL, Cecil Lemuel, d.1978 no.85/13SAVILL, Edward, Snr, d.1937 (tenor) no.49/10SAVILL, Edward, Mrs See SAVILL, Mary (nee DAVIDSON)SAVILL, Edward Charles, d.1964 no.29/4SAVILL, Edward Charles, Mrs See SAVILL, Elizabeth A. (nee WALKER), 1882-1970SAVILL, Elizabeth A. (nee WALKER), 1882-1970 no.54/14SAVILL, Mary (nee DAVIDSON) no.49/9SAVILL, Winifred Clara, Mrs, 1890-1974 no.72/10SAVILLE, David, d.1960 no.17/3SAVILLE, Joseph, d.1965 no.36/4, no.37/3SAVILLE, Kate, Miss (private school proprietor) no.97/7SAVILLE, William, d.1959 no.14/5SAVINS, (milk vendor) no.153/15SAVINS, A.E. (diamond wedding anniversary) no.110/5SAVINS, Glen no.79/4SAVINS, William Frederick, 1892-1969 no.51/14SAW MUSIC no.146/13SAWMILLERS, The (Frank Hambly) no.154/40SAWMILLS no.108/10, no.112/20, no.117/7, no.130/10SAWMILLS – Lismore no.25/2, no.26/2, no.157/6SAWMILLS (Glasgow) no.157/6SAWMILLS (Loadstone) no.154/39SAWTELL, Albert Kenneth, d.1976 no.77/5SAWTELL, Ivy Annie, Mrs, 1892-1973 no.68/9SAWYER, Eric (golden wedding) no.100/12SAWYERS ARMS HOTEL (Lismore 1856) no.116/17, no.137/9SAXBY, (1893) no.49/10SAXBY, Beatrice Marie, Mrs, 1886-1967 no.43/9SAXBY, John, 1886-1968 no.46/5SAXBY, Kerry, Miss (Olympic walker) no.101/10


217SAXON, Frederick Charles, d.1967 no.41/4, no.42/4SAXON, G., Mrs (Coopers Shoot Road) no.67/5, no.68/6, no.71/14SAXON, Gertrude Catherine, Mrs, d.1981 no.100/17SAXON, Gordon (golden wedding) no.81/13SCALABRINI FATHERS (80th anniversary) no.44/5, no.46/5SCALES, Dayton no.78/14, no.79/12SCALICI, Guilo, Dr. (N.S.W. Italian Consul General) no.128/6SCARLET FEVER no.51/6SCARRABELOTTI FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14SCARRABELOTTI, Angelo (Angus), 1895-1980 no.95/11, no.142/18, no.154/18SCARVELL, John no.97/2SCHAEFER HOUSE FESTIVAL OF HISTORY (Clarence River) no.126/3SCHAEFER, Cecil (golden wedding anniversary) no.101/10SCHAEFER, Cecil, Mrs See SCHAEFER, Mary, MrsSCHAEFER, Edgar See SCHAFER, Edgar, d.2004SCHAEFER, Elizabeth (nee FLICK), d.1960 no.18/3SCHAEFER, Mary, Mrs (golden wedding anniversary) no.101/10SCHAEFFER HOUSE (Museum, Grafton) no.71/2SCHAEFFER, Cecil See SCHAEFER, CecilSCHAEFFER, Charles Martin, d.1962 (teacher) no.23/3SCHAFER, Edgar, d.2004 no.103/6SCHAFER, Marjorie Doris, Mrs, d.1982 no.104/14SCHEEF, John Christian Jacob, d.1979 no.77/9no.90/12SCHEIBEL, Anton, d.1931 (Jiggi) no.57/4, no.121/16SCHEIBEL, Antonio (Rosehill, 1879) no.116/15SCHEIBEL, Francis Anton, d.1964 no.30/3SCHEIBEL, John (Rosehill, 1879) no.116/15SCHEIBEL, Leonard (Rosehill, 1879) no.116/15SCHEIBEL, Margaret Mary, Mrs, 1912-1982 no.103/14SCHEIBEL, Mary Ann (nee SCHMITT), d.1934 no.132/5SCHEILER, Albert Joseph, 1896-1971 no.60/5SCHIAVON, Ernesto, 1895-1981 no.100/17SCHIEBEL, Anton See SCHEIBEL, Anton, d.1931SCHIELER, Albert Joseph See SCHEILER, Albert Joseph, 1896-1971SCHIPP, Mabel Annie, Mrs, 1892-1982 no.103/15SCHMIDT, William (Tinny) (tinsmith, Dunoon) no.117/15-16SCHNEIDER, Edward Francis, 1903-1981 no.98/14SCHNEIDER, Florence, Mrs (b.1890) no.98/5SCHNEIDER, Mary, Mrs, 1888-1981 no.99/14SCHOLES, Mabel Victoria, Mrs, 1892-1980 no.62/14, no.93/14SCHOOL INSPECTORS no.62/8-9, no.158/9SCHOOL OF ARTS See SCHOOLS OF ARTSSCHOOL SOCIALS (dance) no.151/15SCHOOL TEACHERS no.5/1, no.10/2-3, no.16/1, no.18/2, no.20/2-3, no.42/2SCHOOL TEACHERS (Bert & Dorothy Southwell) no.158/7SCHOOL TEACHERS - Alstonville (1875) no.36/2SCHOOL TEACHERS - Ballina (1st) no.14/4SCHOOL TEACHERS - Lismore High no.9/1SCHOOL TEACHERS - Lismore, 1875-1885 no.1/2SCHOOL TEACHERS - Mullumbimby High no.20/3SCHOOL TEACHERS - Rileys Hill no.42/2SCHOOL TEACHERS - Terania Creek (1915) no.34/2SCHOOL TEACHERS - The Risk (Miller) no.10/1-2SCHOOL TEACHERS - Tregeagle (1890) no.34/2SCHOOL TEACHERS - Tucki (Munro) no.8/2SCHOOL TEACHERS – Wardell no.42/2SCHOOL TEACHERS – Wollongbar (Costello) no.113/12SCHOOL TEACHING (World War II) no.154/51SCHOOLBOY (ship) no.1/2, no.6/3, no.16/4SCHOOLDAYS (reminiscences by Mrs Hazel Lowrey) no.144/13


218SCHOOLS - Afterlee (golden jubilee) no.51/7SCHOOLS – Alstonville no.35/1, no.36/2, no.73/2-3, no.74/11, no.76/9, no.111/9SCHOOLS – Backmede no.50/10SCHOOLS – Ballina no.14/4, no.19/2, no.21/5, no.87/9, no.101/11SCHOOLS – Ballina Intermediate High no.149/7SCHOOLS – Bexhill no.102/10, no.116/11SCHOOLS – Blakebrook no.73/12, no.75/3, no.75/8, no.116/15, no.117/9, no.121/12SCHOOLS – Boggumbil no.117/12SCHOOLS – Bonalbo Central (golden jubilee) no.22/1SCHOOLS – Booerie no.207; 230; 235; no.76/4SCHOOLS – Broadwater no.13/3, no.14/2, no.63/13, no.68/12SCHOOLS – Broadwater Private School (CSR) no.67/5, no.68/12SCHOOLS – Brooklet (originally Friday Hut Provisional School) no.66/12SCHOOLS – Bulli no.19/4SCHOOLS – Bundgeam (originally Terrace Creek) (60 years) no.62/8, no.88/14SCHOOLS – Byron Bay no.70/10SCHOOLS – Caniaba no.23/2, no.82/6SCHOOLS – Carool no.19/4SCHOOLS – Casino High no.6/2SCHOOLS – Casino no.6/2, no.16/2, no.19/4, no.87/9SCHOOLS – Cawongla no.23/2, no.156/20SCHOOLS – Clunes no.106/9SCHOOLS – Codrington no.63/12, no.64/5SCHOOLS – Coffee Camp no.56/5SCHOOLS – Coorabell no.37/2SCHOOLS – Coraki no.47/8, no.87/9SCHOOLS – Corndale no.73/1, 75/1SCHOOLS – Correspondence Schools (Residentials) no.82/12SCHOOLS – Dorroughby no.23/2SCHOOLS – Dunoon no.62/7SCHOOLS – East Lismore no.50/6SCHOOLS – Eltham no.38/2SCHOOLS – Empire Vale no.39/2SCHOOLS – Ettrick no.11/2SCHOOLS – Eungella no.19/4SCHOOLS – Eureka no.25/2, no.124/7SCHOOLS – Ewingsdale no.81/9SCHOOLS – Federal no.67/7, no.88/14SCHOOLS – Fernleigh no.15/1SCHOOLS – Goolmangar no.102/10SCHOOLS – Goonellabah no.91/2, no.91/8, no.92/9, no.114/10SCHOOLS – Goonengerry no.71/9; no.72/10SCHOOLS – Granuaille [later Ewingsdale] no.81/9SCHOOLS – Green Pigeon (50 years) no.91/8SCHOOLS – Greenridge no.56/12SCHOOLS – Greenwood no.92/9SCHOOLS – Gundurimba no.87/9SCHOOLS – Holy Family Primary, East Lismore no.46/5SCHOOLS – Jiggi no.67/7, no.68/8SCHOOLS – Kadina High School, Lismore no.80/6, no.100/14SCHOOLS – Koonorigan no.20/3SCHOOLS – Larnook (50 years) no.61/8; no.62/8SCHOOLS – Lennox Head (originally NORTH CREEK) no.102/10SCHOOLS – Limpinwood no.51/7SCHOOLS – Lismore no.1/2, no.84/2-3, no.87/9, no.97/9, no.135/11, no.158/4SCHOOLS – Lismore Commercial School (Harman’s) no.83/11, no.84/3, no.89/8, no.139/12SCHOOLS – Lismore East no.3/1, no.11/2SCHOOLS – Lismore Grammar School no.96/11SCHOOLS – Lismore High no.3/1, no.9/1, no.44/2, no.49/2, no.50/5, no.55/3, no.56/9, no.67/3-4, no.67/7, no.68/1, no.70/9, no.97/9, no.147/11, no.151/13, no.151/18


219SCHOOLS – Lismore Marist Brothers High no.20/3, no.78/7, no.79/3SCHOOLS – Lismore National School (est.1862) no.85/11SCHOOLS – Lismore Superior Public School no.135/11SCHOOLS – Lower Booerie Creek no.103/12, no.105/18SCHOOLS – Manifold (Bentley) (50 years) no.91/8SCHOOLS – Miss Rosa’s Private School no.84/3, no.97/7,no.158/15SCHOOLS – Modanville (50 years) no.87/13SCHOOLS – Mummulgum (75 years) no.79/9SCHOOLS – Murwillumbah no.19/4SCHOOLS – Murwillumbah High School no.158/8SCHOOLS – Myocum (1903-1973) no.65/11-12SCHOOLS – Nashua no.25/2SCHOOLS – New Italy (established 1883) no.123/6SCHOOLS – Nimbin Central School no.43/8SCHOOLS – Numulgi no.116/11SCHOOLS – Old Bonalbo (60 years) no.94/10SCHOOLS – Old Weetangerra no.70/10SCHOOLS – Pearces Creek no.9/3SCHOOLS – Piora (est.1908) no.9/2, no.86/6SCHOOLS – Richmond River High, Lismore no.19/2, no.50/6, no.96/3, no.100/14, no.104/10SCHOOLS – Rileys Hill no.42/2, no.101/8SCHOOLS – Rocky Creek (Whian Whian) no.21/4SCHOOLS – Rosebank no.38/2SCHOOLS – Rosehill no.117/10SCHOOLS – Rous (centenary) no.100/12SCHOOLS – Rukenvale no.78/12SCHOOLS – South Lismore (est.1915) no.83/5, no.84/4SCHOOLS – Special School no.158/5SCHOOLS – St Carthages, Lismore (established 1886) no.120/11SCHOOLS – St Johns College, Woodlawn (established 1925) no.58/2, no.72/11, no.83/5, no.98/9, no.116/16SCHOOLS – St Marys College, Lismore no.47/8, no.88/3SCHOOLS – Tabulam no.90/9SCHOOLS – Terania Creek no.34/1-2, no.117/10, no.156/20SCHOOLS – The Channon no.156/20SCHOOLS – The Risk no.10/1, no.47/8SCHOOLS – Tregeagle no.34/1-2, no.142/11SCHOOLS – Tucki (later Wyrallah) no.8/2, no.74/11, no.75/2-3, no.75/5, no.75/7-8, no.83/4, no.87/9, no.88/11, no.100/5SCHOOLS – Tuckombil no.43/3SCHOOLS – Tumbulgum no.19/4SCHOOLS - Tuncester (originally Tunstall) no.64/11-12, no.149/4SCHOOLS – Tyalgum no.158/7SCHOOLS – Wardell no.41/2, no.42/2, no.87/9, no.147/18SCHOOLS – Whian Whian no.21/4SCHOOLS – Wilsons Creek no.10/2, no.95/6SCHOOLS – Wollongbar no.46/12, no.97/9, no.113/12SCHOOLS – Woodburn no.19/4, no.60/7, no.140/18SCHOOLS – Woodenbong no.49/13, no.88/8SCHOOLS – Woodlawn College See SCHOOLS – St Johns College, WoodlawnSCHOOLS – Woodview no.23/2SCHOOLS – Wyrallah (originally Tucki Tucki) no.45/7, no.87/9, no.91/3, no.100/4, no.155/6SCHOOLS – Yamba no.6/2SCHOOLS OF ARTS – Lismore (established 1872) no.139/11SCHOOLS OF ARTS – Wyrallah no.100/4SCHREIBER, Charles (Charlie), 1893-1981 no.71/8, no.100/17SCHREIBER, Charlie (60 years, farrier) no.71/8SCHREIBER, Michael, 1888-1982 no.104/14SCHUBRING, Charlotte (nee STENZEL), 1900-1971 no.60/5SCHULSTAD, Laurence Adolph, d.1976 no.80/14SCHULSTAD, Norman Patrick, d.1981 no.99/13


220SCHULSTAD, Oscar Adolph, d.1958 (dealing boat owner, Woodburn) no.63/2SCHURR, Felix, Abbe no.30/1, no.85/11, no.101/6SCHWINGHAMMER, Fred (journalist) no.45/8SCIACCA, Con (Minister for Veterans Affairs) no.155/13SCOFIELD, J. (golden wedding anniversary) no.118/6SCOFIELD, Moreen Ellen, Mrs, d.1968 no.48/13SCOLLAY, Magnus James, 1896-1968 no.47/12SCOTCH JOCK See MCGREGOR, JohnSCOTLAND’S NATIONAL LIBRARY (1988 display) no.117/13SCOTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH See PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHSCOTT, A.C. no.89/7SCOTT, C.J., Mrs no.89/7SCOTT, Clare (Brisbane) no.100/16SCOTT, Frederick Albert, 1898-1974 no.72/10SCOTT, K., Miss no.89/7SCOTT, Phyllis Jane, Mrs, d.1977 no.82/10SCOTT, Walter, Sir no.108/13SCOTTISH MIGRANTS no.125/13SCOTTISH PRINCE (ship, wrecked 1871) no.149/6SCOTTISH RIFLES IN NORTHERN N.S.W., by Martin Buckley no.117/13SCOUTS & CUBS no.17/2, no.81/12, no.87/10, no.104/12, no.139/15SCOUTS & CUBS – Lismore no.81/12SCRIVENER, Edward Claude, d.1966 no.39/4SCROOPE, Marie, Mrs no.42/3SCROOPE, Mary Ann, Mrs, 1896-1970 no.55/5SCRUB IRONBARK (timber for craft) no.101/4SCRUB TURKEY no.105/17SCULLIN, R., Ald. no.113/9, no.114/2, no.118/2, no.118/4-5, no.122/3, 122/17SCULLING See REGATTASSCULLY, W.J. (Minister for Commerce & Agriculture, W.W.II) no.154/23SCURR, Lil, Mrs (retired, 34 years cleaner, Coraki School) no.102/12SCURVY (medical problem) no.101/5SCUTT, Percival Ernest, 1894-1982 no.102/17SEA VIEW (locality) no.105/8SEABEACH (locality) no.105/8SEAMEN’S CONDITIONS (N.C.S.N. vessels) no.155/8SEARBY, Bluebell, Miss (Radio 2LM) no.148/14SEARLE, Henry (sculler) no.66/8-9, no.100/16SECCOMBE FAMILY (Matter of Chance) no.137/13SECCOMBE FAMILY REUNION no.137/5SECCOMBE, Bessie Lees, Mrs, d.1982 no.104/15SECCOMBE, Edwin (pioneer, 1881) no.68/4 no.88/14, no.95/7, no.112/8SECCOMBE, Ella Elizabeth, Mrs, 1890-1979 no.90/12SECCOMBE, Ian C. no.69/2; no.77/7-9; no.78/12SECCOMBE, John (land selector) no.112/8SECCOMBE, John William (Jock), d.1980 no.14/1, no.15/2, no.95/7-8SECCOMBE, John William, Mrs See SECCOMBE, Mary M. (nee OLLEY)SECCOMBE, Mary M. (nee OLLEY) no.14/1, no.16/1, no.18/1, no.21/2, no.23/2, no.25/1, no.27/2, no.31/2, no.37/1-2, no.38/1, no.39/1, no.48/3, no.52/1, no.61/1, no.75/3, no.76/2, no.81/1, no.82/8, no.83/8, no.87/2, no.88/2, no.89/2. no.90/2, no.90/8, no.91/2, no.92/2, no.92/11, no.93/2, no.94/2, no.94/14, no.95/8, no.96/1, no.96/6, no.96/8, no.97/4, no.98/2, no.99/1, no.100/2, no.101/1, no.101/3, no.101/11, no.102/1-2, no.104/2, no.104/8, no.104/10, no.104/15, no.104/10, no.104/15, no.105/2, no.106/1, no.106/4, no.106/11, no.110/9, no.111/5, no.111/18, no.112/4, no.112/10-11, no.113/17-18, no.118/3, no.118/10, no.118/16, no.120/7, no.121/1, 3 & 18-19, no.121/21-22, no.122/2, no.124/6, no.125/8, no.126/10, no.128/11, no.130/2, no.133/4-133/5, no.137/4 & 6, no.137/13, no.141/1, no.142/1 & 6, no.143/1, no.144/1, no.145/1, no.146/2, no.147/2, no.148/2, no.150/11, no.151/18, no.154/15, no.154/37, no.154/52, no.156/10, no.156/18, no.156/23SECCOMBE, Norman (Backmede) no.137/5SECCOMBE, Walter Woodford, d.1962, Cr. no.13/1, no.25/3, no.112/8, no.126/5, no.135/3SECCOMBE, William Milton, 1881-1970 no.55/5SEDGWICK, Leslie Charles Thomas, 1908-1982 no.104/14


221SEDLITZ (ship) no.78/11SEDLITZ TREASURE no.78/11SEE, John, Sir (pioneer, Nimbin) no.56/5SEED, Harry, Mrs See SEED, Hazel (nee GREEN)SEED, Hazel (nee GREEN), d.2004 no.89/7SEIFERT, Ray (D/Principal, Lismore TAFE) no.126/11SELDEN, Caroline (nee NORTHCOTT), 1846-1916 no.136/13SELDEN, William F. (saddler, married Northcott) no.136/11, no.136/13SELECTIONS (land) no.70/13SELMES, Bertha Louisa, Mrs, d.1965 no.36/4SELMES, Les no.66/6SELMES, Lily Lena, Mrs, 1889-1981 no.98/14SELVEY, Claude William, 1901-1980 no.95/12SELWOOD, J, Mrs no.128/15SELWOOD, Joan no.154/59SELWYN, Arthur E., Rev. (Anglican; scattered lemon seeds) no.53/8, no.78/11, no.101/6, no.118/14SEMINARS See CONFERENCES AND SEMINARSSEMMENS, Jim (photographer) no.84/13, no.108/4SENIOR EXAMINATION (N.S.W.) no.77/3SENZ, Sarah, Mrs (b.1885) no.114/12SEPTEMBERFEST (Lismore) no.79/3, no.82/13, no.97/5, no.99/2SERONE, D. (golden wedding) no.85/12SERONE, Frank, d.1963 no.26/4SERONE, Irene Pearl, Mrs, 1898-1970 no.56/12SERONE, V. (Ballina, golden wedding anniversary) no.123/4SERPENTINE (East Ballina) no.23/3, no.128/7SERVICEWOMENS RECREATIONAL CENTRE (W.W.II) no.154/51SESAME SEED no.154/19SETCHELL, Edith, Mrs (b.1872) no.61/9SEVEN MILE BEACH (later Lennox Head) no.66/4-5, no.150/8SEWELL, William Wallace, 1908-1980 no.93/14SEWERAGE SERVICES no.46/7, no.49/5, no.158/5SEWING (display) no.49/3SEWING INSTRUCTION (by teacher’s wife) no.158/8SEWING MACHINE, Treadle no.55/10, no.158/9SEWING, History of no.136/3SEXTON, Clarice Alice, Mrs, 1904-1977 no.81/11SEXTON, Margaret Mary, Mrs, 1893-1969 no.49/15SEXTON, Patrick, d.1961 no.20/5SEXUAL HARASSMENT no.154/47SHACKLEY, James Matthew, d.1970 no.54/9SHADDOCKS (fruit) no.110/11SHAND, Henry Walcott Warner, d.1981 (dentist) no.98/14SHANNON, John Campbell (arrived Sydney 1838) no.125/13SHARP, John (pioneer) no.67/10, no.133/8SHARP, John, Mrs (1st wife) See SHARP, Jane M. (nee KELLY, previously POLLOCK), d.1916SHARP, Teresa C. (2nd wife) (nee ADAMS) no.133/8SHARP, Jane M. (nee KELLY, previously POLLOCK), d.1916 no.133/8SHARPE BROS. (sugar cane farmers) no.112/20SHARPE, Gordon (son of James) no.153/5SHARPE, Gordon Beveridge, 1885-1975 no.76/6SHARPE, H., Mrs (b.1878) no.65/10SHARPE, Hector no.19/2SHARPE, James (saw miller, with West) no.130/10, no.152/14, no.153/5, no.153/7, no.154/26-27SHARPE, Jim (Sunny Jim) (Radio 2LM) no.148/14SHARPE, Margaret, Dr. (nee CUNNINGHAM) (author) no.82/6, no.82/13, no.99/14SHARPE, Margaret, Mrs, 1908-1979 no.91/12SHARPE, Neil, Mrs (postmistress, 1876) no.46/9SHARPE, Norman no.4/1SHARPE, Olive Vera, Mrs, d.1965 no.33/3


222SHAW, (Granny) (Ballina) no.128/8, no.129/15SHAW, (squatter, partner of A.A. Leycester) no.108/5, no.109/9-10, no.110/16, no.111/15, no.125/3, no.152/6, no.152/8SHAWS BAY CARAVAN PARK no.128/13SHAWS BAY HOTEL (formerly Fenwick House) no.66/6SHAWS BAY, Ballina no.23/33, no.46/4, no.110/6, no.127/6, no.128/8SHEAFFE, P. no.31/2SHEARER’S COOKS no.113/18SHEARMAN, Barney See SHEARMAN, H.J. (Barney), 1909-1982SHEARMAN, Bishop of Grafton no.74/12SHEARMAN, Clarrie (diamond wedding) no.69/10SHEARMAN, Donald N., O.B.E., Bishop of Grafton no.86/9SHEARMAN, Harold James (Barney), 1909-1982 no.30/1, no.38/1, no.42/1, no.43/4, no.46/2, no.76/11, no.98/9, no.100/6, no.101/13, no.126/4-5, no.156/21SHEATHER, (storekeeper, Broadwater) no.61/5SHEATHER, John Oliver, 1895-1969 no.51/14SHEATHER, Richard (Dick), d.1902 (boat owner) no.89/6, no.108/7SHEEP FARMING no.147/4, no.147/14-15SHEEP GRAZING (Richmond 1840s) no.130/17SHEEP INDUSTRY no.2/2, no.46/10SHEEP STATION CREEK no.138/6SHELDON, John (operator, M.V. Benelong) no.129/5SHELDON, John, Mrs See SHELDON, Judy, MrsSHELDON, Judy, Mrs (operator, M.V. Benelong) no.129/5SHELL DEPOT (South Lismore) no.130/4SHELL OIL COMPANY (Victory Camp) no.154/12SHELLEY BEACH (Ballina) no.110/6, no.130/15SHEPHERD, A.G., Rev. no.92/7SHEPHERD, Elsie, Mrs (b.1902) no.104/12SHEPHERD, Keturah Emily, Mrs, d.1966 no.39/4SHEPHERD, Olga, Miss See ROBINS, Olga (nee SHEPHERD)SHERIDAN, Ethel Webber, Mrs, 1888-1968 no.46/12SHERIDAN, John (storekeeper, Coraki) no.61/5, no.62/7SHERIDAN-KOUSE, S., Miss no.98/14SHERLOCK, Catherine, Miss no.34/2SHERLOCK, Peg, Miss no.91/11, no.92/1SHEROO (Sikh orchardist, Uralba) no.151/11SHERWOOD, Captain (Unumgar Station) no.53/12, no.83/10SHERWOOD, Frederick James, 1905-1982 no.102/17SHIP BUILDERS no.3/3, no.5/2, no.6/3SHIP BUILDING (trawlers) no.132/4SHIPBUILDING & REPAIRS (Ballina) no.154/33SHIPP, Mabel Louisa, Miss See HAYTER, Mabel Louisa (nee SHIPP)SHIPPING ROOM (R.R.H.S. Museum) no.149/5SHIPS AND SHIPPING no.60/5, no.81/4, no.107/4, no.109/4, no.116/9, no.120/6SHIPS AND SHIPPING - North Coast no.36/1SHIPS AND SHIPPING – Richmond River no.61/1, no.61/9-10, no.127/6, no.128/12SHIPWAY, (pioneer) no.27/2SHIPWAY, Joseph (brewer) no.157/3SHIPWRECKS no.128/13, no.129/15SHIPWRECKS (Evans Head) no.78/6, no.79/3SHIPWRECKS (protected items) no.149/5SHIPWRECKS (Shaws Bay) no.156/19SHIPWRECKS [Ebenezer, 1859] no.38/2SHIPWRECKS, by S. Simpson no.17.2SHIRE COUNCIL MEETINGS (press report) no.144/5SHIRE COUNCILS – History no.80/1 & 5SHIRLEY, Eric Benjamin, 1897-1975 no.73/13SHIRLEY, Gladys, Mrs, 1896-1982 no.104/15SHIRM, Jessie, Mrs, 1891-1972 no.63/11


223SHIRT MAKING (apprentices) no.136/3 [CLOTHING INDUSTRY?]SHOLES, C.L. (typewriter inventor) no.124/15, no.125/5SHOOTS (for timber) no.64/6-7, no.65/3-6, no.66/12, no.67/5, no.68/6-7, no.71/13SHOP BOATS See DEALING BOATSSHOPPING BY WATER no.126/15SHORT HISTORY OF RICHMOND RIVER, by R.R.H.S. no.81/4, no.81/13, no.84/10, no.97/3SHORT HISTORY OF THE CHANNON, by R.J. Levett no.89/9SHORT, Alfred Henry, 1881-1970 no.54/9SHORTHAND WRITING no.148/9SHOW JUMPING AND HUNTING no.135/12SHOWGROUND, Lismore See SHOWS - LismoreSHOWS – Alstonville no.151/10, no.152/11SHOWS – Lismore no.9/3, no.32/1, no.40/3, no.34/1, no.40/3, no.44/2, no.48/14, no.56/4, no.76/11, no.90/10, no.92/11, no.96/3, no.96/6, no.104/10, no.111/2, no.115/2, no.115/5, no.115/15, no.116/6, no.123/2, no.124/17, no.125/8, no.131/17, no.132/8, no.136/12, no.148/16, no.154/60, no.156/12SHOWS – Mullumbimby Agricultural Society (established 1915) no.116/16SHOWS - Tenterfield (centenary) no.81/13SHOWVIEW STREET, Lismore no.109/11SHUME, Archie (50 years, P.M.G. Department) no.68/12SHUTES (for timber) See SHOOTSSIBLEY, C.J. (postmaster, 1906) no.27/2, no.47/4SIDNEY & HACKING, Keen St., Lismore no.40/2SIDNEY, Brian (surfboat crew) no.46/11SIDNEY, Max (surfboat crew) B2-p.47SIEBERT, Carl Albert, Professor, c.1848-1926 (music teacher) no.49/10SIGLEY, Herbert, d.1976 no.77/5SIGLEY, James, 1886-1970 no.54/9SIGLEY, James, Mrs See SIGLEY, Vivienne, MrsSIGLEY, Vivienne, Mrs (librarian) no.103/10, no.118/4, no.122/18, no.133/14, no.134/15, no.135/16, no.141/1 & 3, no.141/6, no.142/1, no.143/1, no.144/1, no.145/1SIGLEY, W. (50 years, P.A.F.S. Lodge) no.76/11SIKH RELIGION no.151/11SILCOCK, J. no.66/2SILCOCK, Leonie Maud (nee LEESON), 1880-1976 no.74/13, no.79/8SILENT KNIGHT (kerosene refrigerator) no.158/9SILK (spun at New Italy) no.106/6SILKY OAK (timber) no.101/4, no.121/14SILLAR, S., Dr. & Mrs no.79/12SILVER CITY, The, by Ion L. Idriess no.103/12SIMES BRIDGE, No.2 (Whian Whian) no.44/3SIMES, Alison, Mrs (b.1902) no.101/10SIMES, E.M., Miss (postmistress, 1905) no.46/8SIMES, J. (organist & bass) no.26/2, no.49/10SIMES, Jack (cricketer) no.140/6SIMES, John (Georgica) no.121/20SIMES, Laura Bucknall, Miss, d.1966 no.40/4SIMES, Mabel, Miss (postmistress, 1913) no.46/8SIMES, Margaret C., Mrs, 1879-1970 no.55/5SIMES, Martha, Mrs no.20/3SIMES, Pym Harold, 1896-1978 no.87/14SIMES, Robert William, d.1930 no.20/3, no.115/13, no.126/5SIMES, Tom (cricketer) no.140/6SIMMONS, Lily Gertrude, Mrs, 1897-1970 no.55/5SIMMONS, Nathan J. (solicitor) no.145/18SIMMS, Miss (music teacher) no.97/13 [Simes?]SIMONS, R.C. no.15/2SIMPKINS FAMILY REUNION no.86/6SIMPKINS, Anna (nee WELGE) no.86/6SIMPKINS, Annie, Miss no.86/6SIMPKINS, Cyril Alfred (Sid), 1910-1981 no.97/11


224SIMPKINS, Daniel (pioneer, Piora) no.86/6SIMPKINS, Daniel, Mrs See SIMPKINS, Anna (nee WELGE)SIMPKINS, Roy no.86/6SIMPSON, Alex J. (mayor, Lismore 1888) no.115/2, no.115/15-16, no.118/6SIMPSON, Arthur Earl (diamond wedding) no.61/8SIMPSON, Captain no.61/11SIMPSON, Horace Sydney, 1890-1979 no.91/12SIMPSON, J. [Uralba] no.17/2, no.19/2SIMPSON, J.A., Miss, d.1967 no.43/9SIMPSON, Joe, 1891-1977 no.83/13SIMPSON, Joe, Cr. No.43/8SIMPSON, Olive, Mrs, 1889-1968 no.46/13SIMPSON, Pearson no.62/4, no.66/11SIMPSON, Pearson (arrived Ballina, 1841) no.43/9SIMPSON, Pearson (Uralba) no.53/8SIMPSON, Pearson Hudson, d.1960 no.15/4, no.20/2SIMPSON, S. (author) no.17/2SIMPSON, Sydney William, d.1966 no.40/4SIMPSON, W.G. no.89/4, no.156/4SIMPSONS TOWN no.61/11SIMS, Harold Emerson, 1788-1968 no.45/9SIMS, Oliver no.145/17SINCLAIR, C., Mrs (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12SINCLAIR, Ellen (nee MORRISH) no.133/11, no.151/10SINCLAIR, Lawrence no.151/10SINCLAIR, Lawrence, Mrs See SINCLAIR, Ellen (nee MORRISH)SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY no.139/10SINGERS (vocalists) no.49/9SINGH, Atta (produce merchant) no.149/3SINGH, Braham (Indian cattle dealer) no.132/8SINGH, Dayal, 1901-1962 (building contractor) no.25/3, no.43/8, no.132/8, no.154/4, no.154/38, no.158/11-14SINGH, Dayal, Mrs See SINGH, Ethel (nee VIDLER)SINGH, Diyal, 1875-1944 no.146/14, no.148/7, no.158/11-12SINGH, Diyal, Mrs (1st) See SINGH, Patapa, MrsSINGH, Diyal, Mrs (2nd) See SINGH, Dorothy Philomena (nee TORY), d.1977SINGH, Dorothy Philomena (nee TORY), d.1977 no.81/11, no.146/14, no.148/7, no.158/12SINGH, E. no.84/13SINGH, Ethel Agnes (nee VIDLER) no.154/4, no.154/38, no.158/11-12SINGH, Keith (pilot) no.158/14SINGH, Lois, Miss See KYLE, Lois (nee SINGH)SINGH, Nathan-Ram (b.1875) no.75/9, no.79/9, no.103/11SINGH, Patapa, Mrs no.146/14, no.148/7, no.158/11-12SINGH, Ram See SINGH, Nathan-Ram (b.1875)SINGING SWAGMAN (entertainer) no.124/18SIR WALTER DAVIDSON’S OWN SCOUT GROUP no.81/12SIRIUS (Armstrong racehorse) no.121/17, no.123/3-4SISTER CITY OF LISMORE (Yamato Takada, Japan) no.125/9SISTERS OF CHARITY no.80/11SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH OF THE SACRED HEART no.37/2SIVEWRIGHT, Alexander (Bob), 1903-1974 no.72/10SIVEWRIGHT, Eliza Jane (Doll), Mrs, d.1979 no.91/12SIVEWRIGHT, John (Rosehill) no.116/14, no.121/14SIVEWRIGHT, John, Mrs See SIVEWRIGHT, Martha, MrsSIVEWRIGHT, Martha, Mrs (Rosehill) no.116/14SIVEWRIGHT, Robert James, d.1974 no.71/12SIX MILE (locality) no.105/8SJOBLOM, A., Mrs no.94/14SJOSTEDT, George Joseph, 1893-1982 no.102/16SJOSTROM, Eliza Silke, Mrs (private school proprietor) no.93/1, no.97/6SKAINES, Raymond Thomas, 1910-1981 no.98/13


225SKAINES, William John no.24/4SKATING, Roller (1894) no.134/11SKEE, Joseph, d.1967 no.41/4SKEE, Vera, Mrs (b.1894) no.109/8SKELTON, Basil Gray, d.1966 no.39/4SKENNAR, George Wheeler, d.1965 no.36/3SKENNARS SHOOT no.64/6, no.65/6SKIDMORE, (shop assistant) no.113/8SKIMMINGS, Martin J. (postmaster, 1927) no.46/8SKINNER, (Ballina) no.150/6SKINNER, Emily Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1966 no.37/4SKINNER, Fred (sugar miller) no.140/8SKINNER, George, d.1965 no.35/4SKINNER, Mary, Miss, 1887-1972 no.63/11SKINNER, William Richmond, d.1958 no.10/6SKINNERS CREEK no.65/4, no.71/14SKINNERS SHOOT See SKENNARS SHOOTSLADE, Alby no.73/9SLADE, Florence E. (Flora), Mrs See URBEN, Florence E. (Flora) (prev. SLADE)SLADE, Hannah Matilda, Mrs, d.1964 no.30/3SLADE, Herbert Richmond (Dick), d.1980 no.94/13SLADE, John (stepson of William Urben), d.1903 no.70/5-7SLADE, Keith (bus driver) no.127/13SLADE, Margaret Currie, Mrs, 1891-1975 no.73/13SLADE, N., Mrs no.128/11SLADE, Robert (golden wedding, 1975) no.74/13SLADE, Robert William, d.1975 (stepson of William Urben) no.70/5-6SLAPP, John Percival, 1887-1967 no.43/10SLATER, Mick (Inspector of Mines) no.83/7SLATTERY, Cornie (golden wedding anniversary) no.108/8SLATTERY, Mary Julia, Miss, 1889-1978 no.88/9SLATTERY, Thomas Michael, 1898-1982 no.103/14SLEE, J. & CO. (shipping line) no.128/12SLEEP, Ernest Thomas, d.1981 no.99/14SLIDES (photographic transparencies) no.51/2, no.109/5, no.117/15SLIDES NIGHT (photo transparencies) no.100/1SLIPWAY, Ballina no.154/2SLY & RUSSELL (solicitors, Sydney) no.157/6SLY, (pilot boat crewman) no.129/14SLY, Leslie William, 1903-1974 no.72/10SLY, Marjorie, Miss, 1896-1980 no.95/11SMALL CRAFT (ship building) no.154/33SMALL, Bruce (cycle shop) no.146/18SMALL, Carl Cecil Aubrey, d.1983 (2LM/storekeeper) no.53/6, no.92/12, no.107/13, no.148/15SMALL, Carl, (golden wedding) SMALL, Clara Ellen, Mrs, d.1966 no.38/4SMALL, Cyril Joseph, B.E.M., d.1981 no.97/11SMALL, Grafton Ray, d.1974 no.72/10SMALL, Horace Mervyn (Joe), 1898-1978 no.85/13SMALL, Joe (Wyan) no.80/8SMALL, John (first fleeter) no.56/12SMALL, Mary Helena (nee MCGRUER), d.1966 no.40/4SMALL, Thomas (Grafton) no.137/8SMALL, Thomas (lease: Maryville) no.44/9SMALLCOMBE, Louisa Lavinda Jane, Mrs, 1894-1982 no.103/15SMART, A.J.H. no.30/3SMILES, Elsie, Mrs (b.1888) no.91/8SMILES, S., Miss no.100/11SMILLIE, Alline Zillah See ROBERTSON, Alline Zillah (nee SMILLIE)SMILLIE, Amy (nee GLASGOW) no.92/13


226SMILLIE, James Malcolm (b.1862) no.92/13SMILLIE, James Malcolm, Mrs See SMILLIE, Amy (nee GLASGOW)SMILLIE, Kenneth James (Department of Public Works) no.92/13SMILLIE, Louie, Miss See MCNAB, Louie (nee SMILLIE)SMILLIE, Max (b.1906) no.92/13SMITH BROS. (squatters) no.127/15SMITH FAMILY no.147/6SMITH, (lease, with Barnes: Gordon Brook, Tempe, Stratheden) no.44/8SMITH, (Gentleman Smith, landowner) See SMITH, William Henry, 1832-1923SMITH, (nee OLLEY) (Granny, midwife) no.115/8SMITH, Adelaide Edith Crawford, Mrs, d.1963 no.28/2SMITH, Albert James, 1893-1982 no.103/15SMITH, Alexander, 1900-1971 no.60/5SMITH, Alfred (pioneer, Clunes, 1880) no.85/9, no.93/10SMITH, Alfred Charles, 1885-1969 no.52/14SMITH, Alfred James Reynolds, d.1981 no.99/13SMITH, Blanche Aileen, Mrs, 1902-1979 no.90/12SMITH, Cecil Guildford, d.1979 no.92/14SMITH, Charles John, Rev. Fr., 1899-1971 no.58/6SMITH, Charlotte Speed, Mrs, d.1982 no.102/17SMITH, Claude Leslie (Paddy), 1892-1970 no.54/9SMITH, Cyril, 1899-1981 no.99/13SMITH, D., Mrs no.83/14SMITH, Eddie (North Lismore) no.131/17SMITH, Edgar Lyle (Ambulance Officer 38 years, retired) no.91/8SMITH, Edith Annie Matilda, Mrs, 1890-1982 no.103/15SMITH, Edith Victoria, Mrs, d.1965 no.34/3, no.35/4SMITH, Edna May, Mrs, d.1980 no.93/14SMITH, Edward, 1902-1977 no.81/11SMITH, Elizabeth (nee OLLEY) no.147/18SMITH, Elizabeth Ann (nee NICHOLAS), 1885-1970 no.53/9SMITH, Elsie (nurse) no.113/16SMITH, Elsie M., Matron (Dongrayald) no.153/6, no.157/16, no.159/13SMITH, Emma Augusta, Miss, d.1962 no.25/3SMITH, Ern (golden wedding) no.80/12SMITH, Ernest (golden wedding) no.91/8SMITH, Ernest Walter, d.1979 no.89/13SMITH, Esme, Miss (Diploma Local & Applied History) no.149/9, no.150/3SMITH, Faith, Miss no.154/21SMITH, Francis, 1897-1979 no.92/14SMITH, Frederick Marbrook, d.1978 no.86/11SMITH, Frederick Wentworth, 1887-1970 no.55/5SMITH, Gill (golden wedding anniversary) no.101/10SMITH, Graham (author) no.146/15SMITH, H. (diamond wedding anniversary) no.126/11SMITH, H.F. (squatter – Smith Bros.) no.127/15SMITH, I., Mrs (50 years, P.A.F.S. Lodge) no.76/11, no.91/11SMITH, James (alias Anthony Medcalf) no.147/18SMITH, James, Mrs See SMITH, Elizabeth (nee OLLEY)SMITH, Joe (builder) no.127/10SMITH, John I. (pastry cook 1920) no.127/14SMITH, Johnnie no.113/12SMITH, Johnnie, Mrs (nee BARLOW) no.113/12SMITH, Kenneth Cecil, 1901-1976 no.79/8SMITH, L. no.51/7SMITH, Les (golden wedding) no.56/12SMITH, Lily May Isobel, Mrs, d.1980 no.96/13SMITH, Linda, Miss, 1893-1980 no.95/12SMITH, Louie Elizabeth, Mrs, 1886-1977 no.83/14SMITH, Margaret Aloysius, Mrs, d.1983 no.105/14


227SMITH, Martha Grace, Mrs, 1886-1979 no.90/12SMITH, Mary (Field & Research Office, R.A.H.S.) no.114/3SMITH, Mary Florence, Mrs, 1896-1967 no.41/4, no.42/4SMITH, Mary, Miss See HALL, Mary (nee SMITH)SMITH, Matilda, 1891-1967 no.42/4SMITH, N., Mrs (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12SMITH, Ossie, 1905-1976 (ambulance officer) no.78/8, no.154/46SMITH, Paul no.153/17SMITH, Percy Broughton, 1887-1970 no.53/9SMITH, Phillip (b.c.1857) no.67/13SMITH, Phyllis May Mildred, Mrs, d.1976 (Cawongla/ambulance) no.80/14, no.133/16, no.134/13, no.154/42-43SMITH, Rachel Rebecca, Mrs, 1881-1970 no.54/9SMITH, Ray, Rev. Fr. (golden jubilee) no.76/11SMITH, Robert John, 1902-1982 no.102/16-17SMITH, Sydney Walter, 1877-1972 no.37/3, no.63/11SMITH, T.H. (squatter – Smith Bros) no.76/11, no.127/15SMITH, Ted (diamond wedding anniversary) no.102/12SMITH, Teresa Jane, Mrs, d.1966 no.38/4SMITH, Tinny See SCHMIDT, William (Tinny)SMITH, Tom (golden wedding) no.86/9SMITH, V.E. (school teacher) no.75/3SMITH, V.F.E., Mrs, 1884-1969 no.50/12SMITH, Valerie, Mrs (custodian, R.R.H.S.) no.95/9, no.111/5, no.120/7SMITH, Vic, Mrs See SMITH, Phyllis, MrsSMITH, W. no.40/3SMITH, W.E. no.10/2SMITH, W.J. (proprietor horse-drawn cab) no.138/10SMITH, William Henry, 1832-1923 no.10/3, no.68/4, no.112/8SMITH, William Henry, Mrs (school teacher) no.68/4SMITH, William Leonard, 1883-1970 no.55/5SNAKE BITE (treatment) no.132/13SNAKES no.111/12, no.141/16SNEESBY, B.S. no.67/5-6SNEESBY, Eliza Mary, Mrs, d.1964 no.33/3SNEESBY, Ruby, Miss no.67/6SNEESBY, William Joseph, d.1966 no.39/4, no.127/5SNODGRASS, Katherine, Mrs (b.1883) no.105/13SNOW, Alice, Mrs, 1894-1970 no.55/5SNOW, Chester, d.1973 (Anzac veteran) no.49/9, no.68/9SNOW, E., Mrs (b.1883) no.68/7SNOW, Frances May, Mrs, d.1978 no.85/13SNOW, Gordon (The Billens) no.105/10, no.121/12 & 18SNOW, Gordon, Mrs See SNOW, Shirley (nee WHITE)SNOW, H. [Bangalow] no.51/13SNOW, J.G. no.61/6SNOW, Lemuel Griggs (sawmiller/music) no.14/3, no.49/9-10, no.124/12, no.147/7, no.150/3SNOW, Shirley (nee WHITE) no.105/10, no.121/12 & 18SNOWS FLATS (locality – below Lismore Gasworks) no.108/3SNOWS WHARF (North Arm, possibly Lismore) no.117/7SNOWS BRIDGE, Sextonville no.40/3SNOWS SAW MILL (Ballina) no.23/3SOAP no.89/13SOAP FACTORIES (Lismore & Coraki) no.109/7, no.131/9SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIAN GENEALOGISTS (SAG) no.97/8, no.19/4SOCK MAKING (apprentices) no.136/3SOFT DRINKS [Cottee, Lismore] no.19/3SOFT DRINKS (Richmond Cordials) no.45/7SOLANDER, Dr. [came with Captain Cook] no.54/2SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY no.145/17, no.154/4SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE (P.O.W.s) no.143/3, no.144/16, no.145/5, no.145/11


228SOLE, Elizabeth (nee EASTON/HOLT), d.1928) (Matron) no.144/7SOLFERINO MINE no.111/14SOLFERINO, Battle of (1859) no.132/6SOLICITORS no.84/11, no.157/6SOLOMON, Jimmy no.153/13SOMERVILLE STUDIOS (photographers) no.48/2SOMERVILLE, Ada (nee DODD), 1882-1972 no.61/7SOMERVILLE, Alice Adelle May, Mrs, 1877-1978 no.78/7, no.82/7, no.86/9, no.88/10SOMERVILLE, Alice, Miss [croquet club] no.56/12SOMERVILLE, Evelyn, Mrs no.153/18, no.156/23SOMERVILLE, F.A. no.154/73SOMERVILLE, George B., Mrs, (nee DEAN), d.1962 no.23/3SOMERVILLE, George B. (solicitor), d.1946 no.84/14SOMERVILLE, Irvine (Ivan), 1904-1974 no.72/11SOMERVILLE, J. no.21/2SOMERVILLE, J.M. (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.127/5SOMERVILLE, Jennifer, Mrs (guest speaker) no.114/2SOMERVILLE, John (cattle breeder) no.120/11, no.121/17, no.126/5SOMERVILLE, Johnnie (Goolmangar) no.154/27-28SOMERVILLE, Margaret, Mrs (secretary R.R.H.S.) no.130/1, no.136/18SOMERVILLE, Neredah Wade (Nada), Mrs, d.1982 no.104/15SOMERVILLE, R.M., d.1990 no.50/3, no.52/1, no.56/1, no.58/3, no.61/1, no.62/1, no.72/1, no.75/3, no.81/1, no.82/1, no.82/14, no.86/3, no.101/1, no.102/1, no.104/6, no.106/1, no.110/13, no.112/10, no.115/8, no.116/7, no.118/3, no.120/11, no.121/1 & 3, no.121/12 & 16, no.122/2, no.132/5, no.134/8, no.153/18, no.156/23SOMERVILLE, Ron, Mrs See SOMERVILLE, Evelyn, MrsSOMERVILLE, Stanley Roper (Slim), 1909-1981 no.100/18SOMERVILLE, Thomas William, 1901-1980 no.96/11SOMERVILLE, William John, 1894-1968 no.47/12SOMMERLAD FAMILY (Avondale) no.144/15, no.145/6SOMMERLAD, Peter, d.1966 no.39/4SONS OF TEMPERANCE [lodge] no.147/6, no.151/4, no.151/6SOPHIE ANN (ship) no.17/2SORRENSON, Maude, Miss, 1896-1980 no.95/11SORRENSON, R. no.97/2SOUND EFFECTS (radio plays) no.148/17SOUTH AFRICAN WAR See BOER WARSOUTH ARM (Richmond River) no.81/9, no.83/9SOUTH BEACH no.107/4SOUTH GUNDURIMBA no.118/15-16SOUTH GUNDURIMBA – Residents no.19/2SOUTH GUNDURIMBA CEMETERY See CEMETERIESSOUTH LISMORE AERODROME no.75/14SOUTH LISMORE BOWLING CLUB no.49/6SOUTH LISMORE P.A.F.S. LODGE See PROTESTANT ALLIANCE FRIENDLY SOC…SOUTH LISMORE PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSSOUTH LISMORE RSL WOMENS AUXILIARY no.47/10SOUTH STEYNE (ex-Manly ferry) no.109/4, no.128/14SOUTH WOODBURN no.127/17SOUTHERN CROSS UNIVERSITY no.150/18, no.157/5, no.158/5SOUTHERN SKY (aircraft) no.48/6, no.79/6SOUTHESK (ship) no.88/8SOUTHPORT no.103/7SOUTHWELL, Barbara, Mrs (sic.) See SOUTHWELL, Dorothy, MrsSOUTHWELL, Dorothy, Mrs (teacher/librarian/historian) no.88/11, no.104/17, no.150/6, no.154/1SOUTHWELL, Herbert Arthur T. (Bert), Mrs See SOUTHWELL, Dorothy, MrsSOUTHWELL, Herbert Arthur Thomas (Bert), 1903-1983 no.105/15, no.158/7SOUTHWELL, Rex (Nimbin livestock carrier) no.133/16SOUVENIR PICTORIAL FOLDERS (RRHS museum) no.48/2SOUVENIR SPOONS (R.R.H.S.) no.147/19SOUVENIR TEA TOWELS (R.R.H.S.) no.121/1


229SOWARD, Charles no.117/4SPAGHETTI no.154/19SPASH, J., Ald. no.129/3SPATHODIA CAMPANULATA (timber for craft) no.101/4SPEARING, A. no.76/11SPECIAL SCHOOL See SCHOOLSSPECTACLES (display) no.114/3SPEDDING, Alfred Edward, d.1977 no.74/13, no.82/10SPEDDING, Alfred, d.1963 no.28/2SPEDDING, Alice Jane, Mrs, d.1978 no.85/13SPEDDING, Percy James (Pud), 1907-1983 no.105/14SPEEDWAY (motor cycle racing) (Murphy’s track) no.141/17, no.144/7SPENCE, G.W. [Byron Bay] no.40/2, no.43/2SPENCER, (golden wedding anniversary) no.110/5SPENCER, B. (golden wedding anniversary) no.126/11SPENCER, Keith (Radio 2LM) no.148/14, no.154/56SPIERS, Mary Miller Rae, Mrs, 1893-1970 no.54/9SPIES (World War II) no.154/17SPILLANE, Alice Maud, Mrs, d.1973 no.13/4, no.67/11SPILLANE, Charles (chemist 1920) no.127/13SPILLANE, Charles Timothy (Tim), d.1976 no.79/9SPINAZE FAMILY (New Italy) no.64/14SPINAZE, Domenico no.146/14SPINAZE, Doris (nee CLARKE) no.133/10SPINAZE, Joseph, Mrs no.13/4SPINAZE, Joseph, 1880-1971 (New Italy) no.14/1-2, no.44/4, no.57/10, no.89/13SPINAZE, Ken no.96/3SPINAZE, M., Miss (RRHS committee) no.50/3SPINAZE, Mary (nee CAPELIN), 1886-1979 no.76/11, no.80/12, no.87/12, no.89/13SPINAZE, Spencer (“Wingara”, Piora) no.14/2, no.76/11, no.80/12, no.86/3, no.86/6, no.91/4, no.92/11, no.94/7, no.95/3, no.95/6, no.96/3, no.99/10, no.102/12, no.112/9, no.113/10, no.123/5, no.128/6, no.133/10, no.138/3SPINAZE, Spencer, Mrs See SPINAZE, Doris (nee CLARKE)SPINKS PARK, Lismore no.40/2, no.49/6, no.98/11, no.109/2, no.122/3SPINKS, Kathleen Victoria, Mrs, 1903-1982 no.104/15SPINKS, Robert John, 1871-1952 (Mayor of Lismore) no.46/7, no.98/11, no.108/2SPINNING DISPLAY (wool) no.144/4SPINNING, History of no.136/3SPINSTERS & BACHELORS BALLS no.144/5SPOONS, Souvenir (R.R.H.S.) no.147/19SPORT - Historical Display no.17/1SPORTS CARNIVAL (High School) no.151/15SPOTTED GUM (timber) no.121/6SPOTTED NATIVE CAT (Day-sure) no.140/15 [???]SPRENT, Lorna Hall (nee BOYCE), 1892-1974 no.69/4, no.69/5SPRING (water supply) no.80/4SPRING GROVE no.50/10, no.82/6, no.151/17SPRING GROVE ROAD no.92/8SPRING GROVE STATION (property) no.136/6SPRING HILL (later Wollongbar) no.112/8SPRING HILL CREAMERY (est.1889) no.68/5SPRING, Edward Maurice Day (teacher) no.92/9SPRING, Geraldine, Miss (music teacher) no.49/10-11SPRING, Issie, Miss (musician) no.49/11SPRINGROVE See SPRING GROVE SPRINGVALE no.109/7SPRINGVALE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH See PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHSPRINGVILLE no.105/8SPRUNT, A.E. (postmaster, 1914) no.47/4SQUATTERS – Richmond River no.126/8, no.127/15SQUATTERS (land settlers) no.119/13


230SQUATTERS AND SETTLERS, by Stone & Garden no.86/13SQUELCH, Roy (mechanic) no.75/9SQUIRES, D., Dr., d.1964 no.30/2SQUIRRELS (flying variety) no.140/16ST AIDENS ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHST ANDREWS ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHST ANDREWS BOYS HOSTEL no.153/13ST ANDREWS CHURCH CHOIR no.38/4ST ANDREWS GIRLS HOSTEL (established 1919) no.152/14, no.153/6ST ANDREWS NURSING HOME (Ballina) no.150/9ST ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Newrybar See PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHST ANNES REST HOME (established 1943) no.37/3, no.55/3, no.113/15ST BARNABAS ANGLICAN CHURCH, Wardell See ANGLICAN CHURCHST BARTHOLOMEWS ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHST CARTHAG’S MONASTERY (Lismore, Ireland) no.91/3ST CARTHAGES CATHEDRAL, Lismore See CATHOLIC CHURCHST CARTHAGES CATHEDRAL CHOIR no.141/6, no.159/6ST CARTHAGES SCHOOL See SCHOOLSST CLEMENTS ANGLICAN CHURCH, Billinudgel See ANGLICAN CHURCHST COLUMBAS CHURCH OF ENGLAND See ANGLICAN CHURCHST FINBARRS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Byron Bay See CATHOLIC CHURCHST HELENA (locality) no.120/17ST JOHN THE BAPTIST ANGLICAN CHURCH, Lennox Head See ANGLICAN CHURCHST JOHN’S ANGLICAN CHURCH, Parramatta See ANGLICAN CHURCHST JOHN’S COLLEGE, Woodlawn (established 1925) See SCHOOLSST JOSEPH’S CONVENT no.159/8ST JOSEPH’S SCHOOL, Woodlawn See ST JOHN’S COLLEGE, WoodlawnST KEVIN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH, Bangalow See CATHOLIC CHURCHST MARKS ANGLICAN CHURCH, Casino See ANGLICAN CHURCHST MARKS ANGLICAN CHURCH, Eltham See ANGLICAN CHURCHST MARKS ANGLICAN CHURCH, Nimbin See ANGLICAN CHURCHST MARKS ANGLICAN CHURCH, Urbenville See ANGLICAN CHURCHST MARTINS ANGLICAN CHURCH, Mullumbimby See ANGLICAN CHURCHST MARY MAGDALENE ANGLICAN CHURCH, Coraki See ANGLICAN CHURCHST MARYS ANGLICAN CHURCH, Ballina See ANGLICAN CHURCHST MARYS COLLEGE, Lismore See SCHOOLSST MARYS PRESENTATION CONVENT, Lismore no.62/4, no.79/9, no.86/2, no.94/6, no.119/10ST MATTHEWS CHURCH OF ENGLAND See ANGLICAN CHURCHST MICHAELS HOME, Casino no.52/13ST MOLUAG no.90/3ST OSWALDS ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHST PAUL THE APOSTLE ANGLICAN CHURCH, Byron Bay See ANGLICAN CHURCHST PETERS ANGLICAN CHURCH, Goonellabah [Tulloona] See ANGLICAN CHURCHST THOMAS ANGLICAN CHURCH, Fernside (70 years) See ANGLICAN CHURCHST PAULS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH See PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHST PAULS CHURCH, Wollongbar no.86/7ST PETERS CHURCH OF ENGLAND See ANGLICAN CHURCHST VINCENT’S HOSPITAL, Lismore See HOSPITALSSTACE, P.S., Mr & Mrs no.96/13STACEY, Evangeline Violet, Mrs, d.1966 no.38/4STACEY, Stan (b.1902) no.104/12STAFF FAMILY (Leycester Creek/Alstonville) no.143/8STAFF, Charles (macadamia nut grower) no.125/16STAFF, Charlotte Lucy, Miss See CRAWFORD, Charlotte Lucy (nee STAFF)STAFF, Ernest James, d.1980 no.76/11, no.94/13STAFF, Ida Constance (nee CROFTON),1888-1972 no.61/7STAFF, James, 1825-1893 no.143/8STAFF, Raymond Richmond, 1896-1969 no.52/13STAGE COACHES no.68/9STAGE COACHES (Wandana) no.109/14


231STAGGS, Jack (48 years, Lismore Golf Club) no.91/8STAGGS, Neil Oswald, 1891-1981 no.100/17STAINED GLASS DISPLAY no.144/4STAINES, Joseph (settler, Teven) no.131/5STAINES, Samuel (Rous Mill) no.72/4, no.84/14STAN ROBINSON TRANSPORT PTY LTD [Mullumbimby] no.44/5STAND FIRM, by Sister Anne Mary Salter (Catholic education) no.94/6, no.97/7STANDARD (newspaper) no.48/10STANDING, E., Mrs (b.1901) no.99/6STANFORD, John Stephen, 1904-1973 no.67/11STANFORD, Stephen (Rosehill, 1879) no.116/15STANGER, Isabel May, Mrs, 1903-1977 no.83/14STANGER, Percival West (Percy), 1880-1974 no.69/5, no.128/15STANISLAUS, M., Mother See D’ARCY, Mary Stanislaus, Rev.MotherSTANLEY, E.H. (fishing) no.49/12STANTON, Minnie, Mrs, d.1981 no.98/13STAPLETON, George (squatter, with Clay) no.16/2, no.43/6, no.84/8, no.86/14, no.89/4, no.94/5, no.116/18, no.119/13, no.126/8, no.127/15STAR COURT ARCADE, Lismore no.110/9, no.127/13STAR COURT MILK BAR no.154/63STAR COURT THEATRE no.131/11, no.133/6, no.134/10STARCH (fabric stiffener) no.124/14STARKEY, G. (silver wedding anniversary) no.123/4STARKEY, Matilda, Mrs, 1875-1967 no.42/4STARR, Edmund Charles Wesley, d.1966 no.40/4STARR, Reta, Miss (music teacher) no.97/13STATE EMERGENCY SERVICE no.71/2STATE FISHING COUNCIL no.49/13STATUS QUO (Department of Education publication) no.14/2, no.66/12STAVERT, Catherine Alice, Mrs, 1893-1980 no.94/13STEAD, Albert Stanley, d.1981 no.98/13STEAK AND KIDNEY PIE no.158/9STEAMBOATS no.108/7STEELE, Captain (Sally – schooner) no.66/11, no.127/6STEENSON, Neville (electrician, Dance Hall) no.159/8 [s/n?]STEER, Rev. (principal, North Coast College, Ballina) no.128/8STEIN, Arnold (artist, 1890) no.78/5STEINDL, Matron no.114/16STENNER, Laura May, Mrs, 1893-1968 no.46/13STENNER, Will A., 1888-1975 no.76/6STENOCARPUS (timber for craft) no.101/4STEPHAN, Eve (nee MCWHINNEY) (teacher) no.105/16, no.111/5, no.120/4, no.122/11, no.132/5, no.154/64, no.154/69STEPHAN, Noel (Ballina), d.1983 no.105/16STEPHANIE’S BUILDING (Alstonville) no.153/9STEPHEN, Evelyn (Eve), Mrs See STEPHAN, Eve (nee MCWHINNEY)STEPHENS, Benjamin, Rev. (father of Les) no.66/4, no.140/9STEPHENS, Brunton (poet) no.67/6STEPHENS, G.R. (pharmacist, Bangalow) no.43/5STEPHENS, Gladys (nee WILLIAMS) no.140/8 & 9STEPHENS, James Brunton (school teacher/poet) no.53/11, no.54/4, no.83/10STEPHENS, Leslie Eric, Mrs See STEPHENS, Gladys (nee WILLIAMS)STEPHENS, Leslie Eric, d.1963 no.28/2, no.140/9STEPHENS, Percy Robert, d.1963 no.27/4STEPHENS, S.T., MLA no.19/1, no.49/4, no.65/10, no.77/9STEPHENS, Ward (squatter) no.21/2, no.64/10, no.86/5, no.90/10, no.108/5, no.109/10, no.111/15, no.125/3, no.126/10, no.127/15, no.147/13, no.152/6-8STEVE KINGS PLAIN no.2/3, no.8/2, no.12/3, no.75/3, no.97/12, no.111/13STEVE KINGS PLAIN - Residents [Munro] no.2/3, no.6/3STEVENS, A.J. no.87/13


232STEVENS, Adelaide Elizabeth, Mrs (b.1883) no.107/13STEVENS, Byron C. (Lismore Town Clerk) no.39/2, no.135/6, no.155/4STEVENS, Byron S. See STEVENS, Byron C.STEVENS, Roland Claude, 1898-1979 no.91/12STEVENSON, Eric Raymond, 1912-1982 no.102/17STEWARD, Herbert Halton, 1912-1983 no.105/14STEWART FAMILY (Nimbin pioneers) no.27/2STEWART, (pioneer) no.83/4STEWART, A.R. (golden wedding anniversary) no.116/16STEWART, Alfred Leslie Hopetoun, 1902-1980 no.94/13STEWART, Allen (school teacher) no.140/7STEWART, Allen, Mrs See STEWART, Peg, MrsSTEWART, C. no.1/3STEWART, C.R., Mrs no.66/4STEWART, Clare, Miss no.133/4STEWART, Denise Mary (nee SYNOTT) no.111/5STEWART, Eleanor A., Mrs, 1882-1968 no.45/9STEWART, G.K. no.127/4STEWART, Geoffrey Arthur no.78/1, no.79/12, no.81/1, no.82/8, no.82/13, no.84/10, no.85/2, no.89/14, no.90/14, no.91/4, no.94/14, no.95/8, no.97/5, no.101/1, no.102/1, no.102/14, no.103/13, no.104/9-10, no.106/1, no.112/11, no.113/17, no.118/1-2, no.118/4, no.118/12, no.120/7, no.121/1 & 12, 122/4-5, no.123/15, no.124/6, no.124/17, no.127/13, no.138/5, no.141/1, no.142/1, no.143/1, no.144/1, no.145/1, no.146/2, no.147/2, no.148/2, no.151/18STEWART, Geoffrey Arthur, Mrs See STEWART, Denise Mary (nee SYNOTT)STEWART, J. Marie, Dr. (M.B., B.S.) (1906, 1st woman G.P.) no.133/5STEWART, Jack (diamond wedding) no.73/9STEWART, Jane Beatrice, Mrs, 1897-1972 no.63/11STEWART, M., Mrs no.103/9STEWART, M.I. (postmaster, 1921) no.47/5STEWART, Margaret Grace, Mrs, 1890-1968 no.48/15STEWART, Mary (nee DE BERTODANO) no.87/3, no.89/3STEWART, Norman Oliver, d.1979 no.91/12STEWART, Peg, Mrs (school teacher) no.140/7STEWART, R. (Keerrong) no.24/2, no.102/12STEWART, Thomas Colin, d.1913 no.140/7STEWART, William, 1894-1971 no.59/12STIER, R., Mrs (b.1882) no.90/11STIER, Rebecca, Mrs (b.1882) no.103/11, no.115/14STILTON STATION See WOOROOWOOLGEN STATIONSTINSON AIRCRASH, 1937 no.89/10, 158/10STITT, R. no.1/1, no.13/1, no.16/1-3, no.17/1, no.20/1, no.21/2, no.21/5, no.23/1STITT, Ray (1954 committee R.R.H.S.) no.135/5STITT, Reginald Manning, d.1993 (author/historian) no.60/2, no.67/7, no.68/12, no.70/4, no.152/14, no.153/8, no.156/18STITT, Robert (barrister) no.67/7STITZ, John Charles, 1901-1979 no.90/12STOCK, Alice (nee MILLERSHIP) no.9/1, no.11/2, no.150/10STOCKDALE, James Angus Minshal, 1898-1972 no.58/4, no.63/12STOCKMAN’S HALL OF FAME (Longreach) no.130/8STOCKS, Ann (nee YABSLEY), 1845-1878 no.92/8, no.98/3, no.99/9, no.123/4STOCKS, Annie E. (nee BOURNE) (married 1882) no.92/8STOCKS, C.B. (manager, C.S.R.) no.45/3STOCKS, Elizabeth (nee TATE), 1817-1874 no.92/8, no.98/3, no.99/9, no.123/4STOCKS, James Ryder, 1878-1878 no.99/9, no.115/16STOCKS, James, 1827-1906 (1st Mayor of Lismore) no.89/8, no.90/5, no.92/8, no.98/3-4, no.107/11STOCKS, James, Mrs (the 1st) See STOCKS, Elizabeth (nee TATE), 1817-1874STOCKS, James, Mrs (the 2nd) See STOCKS, Ann (nee YABSLEY), 1845-1878STOCKS, James, Mrs (the 3rd) See STOCKS, Annie E. (nee BOURNE)STOCKS, Jean B., Miss (life member) no.90/5, no.92/8, no.98/3, no.98/14, no.99/9STOCKS, John (auditor, Lismore Municipal Council, 1879) no.89/8, no.92/8STOCKS, Maud, Miss See DART, Maud Annie T. (nee STOCKS)


233STOCKS, W. no.90/5STOCKS FAMILY - Memorials no.123/4STOCKS PARK no.90/5, no.92/8, no.95/2, no.98/3, no.100/8, no.123/4STOCKTON, Jim (archaeologist) no.71/4-5 & 12STOKER, George, 1887-1967 no.42/4STOKER, John David, 1892-1971 no.59/12STOKES, Avey Mary, Mrs, d.1980 no.94/13STOKES, Jack no.36/3STOKES, Mary Ann, Mrs, 1896-1970 no.54/9STONE COTTAGE, The (Maclean Museum) no.71/2-3, no.73/5, no.74/4, no.76/10, no.79/6STONE FENCES no.49/7, no.99/3STONE QUARRY, Riley’s Hill no.127/7STONE QUARRYING INDUSTRY no.109/4STONE, (farmer) no.93/3STONE, Arthur, 1903-1982 no.102/16STONE, David James, 1893-1968 no.45/9STONE, Derrick I. (author) no.86/13STONE, Elizabeth Mary, Mrs, d.1983 no.105/15STONE, Harry (diamond wedding) no.90/11STONE, Herbert (golden wedding anniversary) no.109/8STONE, Leonard Roy, d.1974 no.72/10STONE, Leslie Edward, 1906-1981 no.99/14STONE, Morrie (farmer, Codrington) no.95/3STONE, Roland Richmond, d.1966 no.40/4STONE-CRACKING FOR ROAD SURFACE no.143/14STONEHAUS, Carl (Dorroughby) no.115/13STONEMASONS [Beckinsale] no.18/1STONEY CHUTE no.64/6, no.130/5STONY CREEK no.103/10STOODLEY, Captain (Salvation Army) no.137/10STOPE (mining) no.83/6STORE BOATS See DEALING BOATSSTOREY, J. no.156/4STORM (24th October 1851) no.133/13STORM DAMAGE (13 December 1979) no.92/4STORMON, Hedley Bede, 1902-1980 no.96/13STORMON, Mary Cecilia, Mrs, 1898-1982 no.103/15STORRS, Christopher, Bishop, 1890-1977 no.81/12STORY OF LISMORE 1929-1979, The by Glen Hall no.66/8, no.112/19STOVE (wood burner) no.158/9STOVING THE STUMPS no.82/5, no.82/13STOY, William (golden wedding) no.55/8STRADAVARIUS (violin) no.49/10STRAHAM, Ethel McRobert, Mrs, d.1983 no.105/14STRAND ARCADE, Lismore no.148/10STRATFORD, Brian no.39/3STRATFORD, Col (author: From the Stage) no.134/5, no.135/8STRATFORD, Edgar no.56/14STRATFORD, Fred (b.1903) (carrier) no.91/5, no.98/12, no.130/3, no.131/17STRATFORD, George, Ald. No.39/3STRATHEDEN STATION no.44/8, no.80/7, no.127/15STRATHFIELD HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.91/2STRATTON, H.E. (banker, 1936) no.89/4, no.121/9, no.156/4STRATTON, Henry, d.1964 no.30/3STRATTON, Ken (motor cyclist) no.144/9STRATTON, Spencer (motor cyclist) no.144/9STRECKFUSS, Hannah, Mrs, d.1975 no.75/10STREET CARNIVAL no.154/61STREET LIGHTING (gas) no.149/16STREET LIGHTING (hooded during W.W.II) no.154/41


234STREET NAMES no.94/14STREET STALLS (R.R.H.S.) See R.R.H.S.STREET, (Assistant Postmaster) no.113/8STREETER, Jack (b.1880) no.67/7STRETCH, Canon no.77/3 [name?]STRETCH, John, Mr & Mrs no.90/14STRICKLAND SELECTION (farming property) no.148/5STRINGYBARK (timber – white) no.121/6STROH, (violin maker) no.101/3STRONG, Cyril (dance band) no.135/8STRONG, Edgar (dance band) no.135/8STRONG, Edna Morea Marina, Mrs, 1898-1981 no.99/13STRONG, G.W.G., Cr. No.95/3STRONG, Isabel Ann, Mrs, 1895-1978 no.88/9STRONG, Jessie, Miss no.139/18STRONG, Joseph (pianist & organist) no.49/10STRONG, Lloyd [Clunes] no.45/5STRONG, May Satina, Miss, 1895-1979 no.92/14STRONG, Percy Gordon, d.1977 no.83/14STRZELECKI’S ASCENT OF MT KOSCIUSKO, 1840 no.73/3STUART, Bessie (nee GREENSTREET) no.66/13-14STUBBS, Brett J., Dr. (S.C.U.) no.157/5STUCKEY, A., Mrs (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12STUCKEY, Arthur Robert, d.1961 no.22/4STUCKEY, Olivia Stuart, Mrs, 1888-1969 no.49/15STUCKEY, Victor (golden wedding) no.91/8STUDY IN BLACK AND WHITE, by Malcolm D. Prentis no.77/4-5STURMA, Lee, Mrs (Museums Association) no.103/5, no.104/3STURMER See VON STURMERSTYLES, Mary Jane, Mrs, 1883-1967 no.43/10SUBMARINE ATTACK ON SYDNEY HARBOUR, Japanese no.154/6-7SUDAN WAR (Africa) no.153/8SUFFOLK, Doris (nee BRANDER), d.1973 no.67/8SUFFOLK, Isobel Emily, Mrs, d.1978 no.87/14SUFFOLK, Joseph Elias, d.1980 no.93/14SUFFOLK, Maud, Mrs, 1877-1970 no.55/5SUFFOLK, Wally (golden wedding) no.84/7SUGAR CANE INDUSTRY no.45/3, no.54/11, no.67/13, no.68/4 & 12, no.70/13-14, no.72/3-5, no.74/4, no.96/7, no.101/5-6, no.101/11, no.102/6, no.109/4, no.109/7, no.113/4, no.146/15SUGAR INDUSTRY ON THE RICHMOND RIVER [R.R.H.S. booklet] no.81/3SUGAR MILLS no.109/4SUGAR MILLS (C.S.R., Broadwater) no.127/7SUGAR MILLS (Morrish’s) no.133/11SULKIES no.14/1, no.17/1, .121/20, no.128/17SULLIVAN, (Pine Street) no.159/6SULLIVAN, Annette (nee KELLERMAN) (swimmer/vaudeville) no.154/57SULLIVAN, Cornelius (circus acrobat) See COLLEANO, Con, pseud.SULLIVAN, F., Cr. No.54/8SULLIVAN, James, Mrs See SULLIVAN, Annette (nee KELLERMAN)SULLIVAN, Mary Genignus, Mother, d.1965 no.33/3SULLIVAN, P.W., Cr., d.1967 no.38/1, no.42/3SULTAN (racehorse) no.121/17SUMMERLAND AMATEUR RADIO CLUB no.133/7SUMMERLAND CAVALCADE OF HORSE no.97/5SUMMERLAND COAST no.95/4SUMMERLAND HOUSE WITH NO STEPS no.62/14, no.99/1SUMMERLAND NEWS PICTORIAL (newspaper) no.47/7, no.62/4SUMMERLAND WAY no.66/13SUMMERS, (Caniaba) no.82/5SUMMERS, Hilda Myra, Mrs, 1896-1970 no.53/9


235SUMMERS, John (golden wedding) no.51/7SUMMERS, M. (Mullumbimby) no.123/15SUMMERS, Vera, Mrs, 1902-1979 no.92/14SUNDAY SCHOOL MEDALS no.143/7, no.144/15, no.150/6SUNDAY SCHOOL MOVEMENT (bicentenary) no.95.9SUNKISSED PLAYGROUND, by H.W. Denning no.96/14SUNNY SIDE (property) See SUNNYSIDESUNNY VALLEY GUERNSEY STUD (A.J. Clark) no.82/8SUNNYLAND BOYS HOME no.58/6, no.80/12, no.103/16SUNNYSIDE (property, Goolmangar) no.57/4SUNNYSIDE (Rankin property, Pearces Creek) no.75/14, no.88/4SUNSHINE II (river steamer) no.128/13SURF LIFESAVING no.68/7, no.97/10SURINAN TROOPS (Victory Camp) no.154/12SURVEYORS (Peppercorne) no.158/3SURVEYORS [Russell & Darke] no.3/3SUTER, J. no.50/10SUTER, Jack no.50/10, no.90/11SUTHERLAND, G. (fishing) no.49/12SUTHERLAND, Geoffrey Watson, 1894-1982 no.104/14SUTHERLAND, George McKay, d.1965 no.35/4SUTHERLAND, Houston, 1901-1982 no.72/8, no.104/14SUTHERLAND, Rubena, Mrs, 1894-1981 no.97/11SUTHERLAND, William, 1892-1976 no.79/8SUTTON, (train driver) no.152/13SWAIN, F.W. (golden wedding anniversary) no.104/12SWAIN, John no.151/18SWALLOW (Clarence River ferry) no.116/9SWAMP OAK (timber for craft) no.101/4SWAMPY CREEK no.103/10SWAMPY OAK CREEK no.103/10SWAN BAY no.10/6, no.127/16SWAN, J.H. (postmaster, 1921) no.46/9SWANS no.111/12SWANSON, Alice, Mrs, 1883-1972 no.61/8SWARTZ, R.W., MP, Minister for Civil Aviation no.48/5SWATRIDGE, C.J.H., Mrs no.89/7SWEENEY, A., Mrs (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12SWEENEY, Francis John (golden wedding anniversary) no.104/12SWEET BEGINNINGS, by Graham Smith no.146/15SWEETS FACTORY (de Montmorency) no.142/11SWIENTEK, Frank, Cr no.141/1 & 3, no.141/6, no.142/1, no.143/1, no.144/1, no.145/1, no.146/2, no.147/2, no.148/2, no.153/2SWIFT, Cassandra May, Mrs, d.1965 no.36/3SWIFT, Lorna, Miss See WOTHERSPOON, Lorna (nee SWIFT)SWIMMING CARNIVALS (High School) no.151/15SWIMMING POOLS (Memorial Baths) no.158/5SWORD AND LANCE, by Martin Buckley no.128/11SYDMAN, Edith (nee HODGE) (music teacher) no.97/13SYDNEY no.89/6SYDNEY AND HACKING (Lismore business) no.133/6SYDNEY BLUE GUM (timber) no.121/6SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE (open 50 years) no.101/10SYDNEY MAIL (newspaper) no.109/9, no.112/3SYDNEY MORNING HERALD (newspaper) no.48/10, ) no.120/8SYDNEY MUSEUM (train with exhibits) no.93/3SYDNEY UNIVERSITY See UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEYSYER, Helena M. (nee D’ARCY), d.1943 (bookshop) no.127/14SYER, Claude St Helier, Mrs See SYER, Helena M. (nee D’ARCY), d.1943SYERS, C.L. (stationer) no.110/3


236SYME, William, 1897-1974 no.72/10SYNOTT, (land selector) no.121/15SYNOTT, Catherine Rose, Mrs, 1890-1982 no.103/14

T. & G. BUILDING, Lismore no.62/4T. & G. INSURANCE (Lismore) no.127/14T.A.B. no.131/12TABI-TABI (Aboriginal=female garment) no.111/13TABLE (pine wood, William Wilson) no.153/17TABLE TENNIS no.154/51, no.154/60TABULAM no.16/2, no.83/3, no.84/8, no.118/13TABULAM ABORIGINAL SETTLEMENT no.81/12TABULAM CHURCH OF ENGLAND See ANGLICAN CHURCHTABULAM EAST (property) no.44/9TABULAM SCHOOL See SCHOOLSTABULAM STATION no.45/4, no.83/11, no.117/13, no.126/8, no.127/15TABULAM STATION – Homestead no.63/2TABULAM WEST (property) no.44/9TADESCO, Frank, 1888-1970 no.53/9TADPOLES no.140/16TAFE COLLEGES See TECHNICAL COLLEGESTAGARA GRASS See TYAGARAH GRASSTAINSH, John Alexander, 1886-1973 no.63/9, no.65/9, no.85/2, no.86/4TAINSH, Margaret May, Mrs, d.1976 no.77/5TALK (address) no.88/3, no.91/2, no.99/2TALKIES (cinemas) no.134/10TALLAROOK (locality) no.105/8TALLOW BEACH, Byron Bay no.64/6, no.107/4TALLOW INDUSTRY no.16/2, no.54/7, no.63/2; no.72/13, no.93/3, no.94/5, no.95/4, no.95/10, no.96/3, no.116/17, no.121/14, no.130/17, no.151/8, no.152/8TALLY, Lubbo (Indian cattle dealer) no.112/17, no.132/8TAMWORTH no.12/4TANCRED MEATWORKS no.157/12TANCRED, E. (postmaster, 1914) no.46/9TANNER, H.G. (saddlery/leather goods 1920) no.127/13TANNING TREE See BLACKBOYTAPE RECORDING OF INTERVIEWS no.103/17TAPP, E.J., Professor no.40/1TARANTO, A. no.102/6TARANTO, M. no.102/6TARGETT, Ethel Mary, Mrs, 1898-1980 no.95/11TARLTON, (butcher, with Jenner) no.128/15TARRANT, Nell, Mrs (custodian, R.R.H.S.) no.88/6, no.90/2, no.111/5TARVEY, L. (biologist/zoologist, N.P. & W. Services) no.130/2TATE, Elizabeth, Miss See STOCKS, Elizabeth (nee TATE)TATE, George William, d.1965 no.36/4TATE, Harold Allan, 1899-1970 no.53/9TATE, Michelle, Miss (Richmond River High School) no.135/7TATHAM no.50/10, no.70/3, no.70/13, no.81/7, no.103/10, no.105/5, no.126/9, no.127/4TATHAM - Residents [Polson] no.14/4TATHAM POST OFFICE, 1878-1977 no.82/7, no.112/10TATTING (handcraft) no.136/6TATTING DISPLAY no.144/4TAXI DRIVERS [Bert Pheeney] no.38/3TAXIS AND HORSEDRAWN CABS no.138/10TAYLER, Annie Alice Ethel (Ethel), Sister, 1885-1982 no.102/18TAYLER, Ethel, Sister See TAYLER, Annie Alice Ethel (Ethel)TAYLOR, (secretary, Lismore Base Hospital) no.159/13TAYLOR, (settler, Georgica) no.121/19-20TAYLOR, Abraham (Abe), 1887-1982 no.79/2, no.83/5, no.99/7, no.103/11, no.103/15


237TAYLOR, Abraham, Mrs (b.1890) no.83/5, no.99/7TAYLOR, Alice, Miss See BARNETT, Alice (nee TAYLOR)TAYLOR, C. [Clunes] no.45/5TAYLOR, Cecil, 1900-1970 (Aboriginal) no.55/6, no.68/3TAYLOR, Charles Edward, Colonel, d.1925 (teacher) no.18/2TAYLOR, Charles Edward, Colonel, d.1925 (teacher) no.92/9, no.114/10, no.115/16, no.118/18TAYLOR, Claud Manning, d.1978 no.49/12, no.87/14TAYLOR, Daisy Gertrude, Mrs, d.1981 no.98/13TAYLOR, Eileen Dorothy, Mrs, 1912-1982 no.104/14TAYLOR, Elizabeth (nee BROWNING; prev. BROWN) no.151/3-4TAYLOR, Elspeth Margaret, Mrs, d.1980 no.93/14TAYLOR, Emily, Mrs (hospital, Molesworth Street) no.113/15TAYLOR, Ethel, Sister See TAYLER, Annie Alice Ethel (Ethel)TAYLOR, Florence (nee PARSONS), O.B.E. (architect) no.74/8TAYLOR, George Richard Duncan, 1900-1978 no.85/10TAYLOR, George, Sgt. no.5/1, no.12/1, no.13/1, no.16/1, no.20/1, no.21/2, no.23/1, no.30/1, no.34/1, no.38/1, no.42/1, no.46/2, no.48/4, no.50/3, no.61/1, no.66/1-2, no.68/1, no.70/1, no.71/2 & 7, no.72/1, no.73/1, no.74/1-2, no.156/17, no.156/22TAYLOR, J.C. [Goonellabah] no.43/9TAYLOR, James, 1894-1974 no.72/10TAYLOR, John (postmaster, Broadwater, 1880) no.78/13TAYLOR, John Leslie, 1893-1982 (Jiggi) no.102/17TAYLOR, Katherine, Mrs, d.1962 no.24/4TAYLOR, Margaret, Mrs, 1874-1967 no.42/3TAYLOR, Mrs (herbal medicines) no.53/4TAYLOR, N.G. (golden wedding) no.73/9TAYLOR, Nathan (innkeeper, South Lismore) no.123/17, no.151/3-4TAYLOR, Nathan, Mrs See TAYLOR, Elizabeth (nee BROWNING; prev. BROWN)TAYLOR, Norah, Miss (b.1892) no.103/11TAYLOR, Rebecca Rose, Sister, d.1978 no.87/14TAYLOR, Robert, Professor (violin teacher) no.97/13, no.134/11TAYLOR, Sarah Ann, Mrs, d.1964 no.33/3TAYLOR, Thomas, d.1963 no.27/4TAYLOR, W.D. (Tweed River Historical Society) no.12/2, no.13/1, no.54/1TAYLOR, Walter Charles, 1887-1978 no.87/7TAYLOR, William no.42/3TAYLOR, William Arthur, 1872-1962 no.24/4, no.156/4TAYLOR, William Edward, 1904-1982 no.104/14TAYLOR, Winifred Ellen, Mrs, 1893-1981 no.97/11TAYLORS LANE no.151/3TEA BOX (mahogany) no.122/7TEA PRODUCTION no.70/14TEA TOWELS (R.R.H.S. souvenir) no.103/4, no.119/3, no.121/1TEA TREE See TI TREETEACHER AND COLONIAL RURAL CULTURE, by John Ramsland no.92/9TEACHERS, School See SCHOOL TEACHERSTEAKLE, Cecelia, Mrs, d.1978 no.86/11TEALE, Leonard (Radio 2LM) no.129/17, no.148/14TEA-TREE CREEK no.103/10TECHNICAL COLLEGES no.102/14, no.158/5TECHNICAL COLLEGES – Lismore no.55/3, no.88/6, no.126/11TEDD, J.J. (postmaster, 1959) no.47/5TEDDENHAM, Miss (teacher) no.159/7TEDESCO, Augustine Bert, d.1961 no.22/4TELEGRAM DELIVERY (W.W.II) no.154/14TELEGRAMS See TELEGRAPH SERVICESTELEGRAPH POINT (locality) no.80/8TELEGRAPH SERVICES no.46/8, no.64/7-8, no.78/13, no.102/9, no.112/20, no.120/9, no.126/2, no.153/16TELEGRAPH SERVICES See also TELEPHONE SERVICESTELEGRAPHY See TELEGRAPH SERVICES


238TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES (Far North Coast) no.106/5TELEPHONE EXCHANGES (Wyrallah) no.156/22TELEPHONE SERVICES no.21/2, no.45/4, no.45/6, no.46/7-8, no.47/4-5, no.48/2, no.49/7, no.50/9, no.51/8, no.78/13, no.114/5TELEPHONE SERVICES See also TELEGRAPH SERVICESTELEVISION no.134/10TELEVISION CHANNEL 8 (Lismore) no.44/2, no.49/7, no.158/5TEMPE (property, Barnes & Smith) no.44/8TEMPERANCE SOCIETY no.147/6TEMPERLEY, Grace Sarah See OLLEY, Grace Sarah (nee TEMPERLEY)TEMPERLEY, Mary, Miss (reporter, Ballina) no.104/15TEMPERLEY, Thomas (1st Ballina newspaper) no.104/15TEMPLETON, Florence Beatrice, Mrs, 1881-1968 no.46/13TEMPLETON, Frederick Noel, d.1962 no.23/4TENNIS COURTS, Lismore no.45/4TENNIS PARTIES no.144/15TENT PEGS (timber) no.154/39TENTERFIELD no.113/3, no.121/7, no.122/13TENTERFIELD & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.6/3, no.10/6, no.44/3, no.113/4TENTERFIELD SHOW See SHOWS – TenterfieldTERAKES, John (Sargeants Markets) no.88/7TERANIA no.81/7TERANIA CREEK no.116/15, no.117/9, no.117/12, no.120/15, no.121/14-15TERANIA CREEK SCHOOL See SCHOOLSTERANIA SHIRE COUNCIL no.12/2, no.14/1, no.16/1, no.20/1, no.23/1, no.25/2, no.29/1, no.33/1, no.41/2, no.43/4, no.46/2, no.54/2, no.66/2, no.80/5, no.126/4, no.128/15TERRACE CREEK See BUNDGEAMTERRAGON (Tweed River) no.81/10TERRY CREEK no.105/8TERRY, J. no.16/1, no.16/3, no.20/1, no.21/2, no.23/1, no.44/3TERRY, Jessie Madeline (nee MORRISH), 1890-1983 no.96/11, no.104/12, no.106/13TEVEN (locality) no.1/3, no.7/2, no.19/2, no.107/4, no.131/5TEVEN CREEK no.112/20TEVEN MOUNTAIN no.112/20THANE (steamship) no.110/6, no.151/5THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER (American Scientific Research Team) no.104/11THE BILLENS (locality) no.121/12THE CEDAR SQUARERS ARMS (hotel) no.158/3THE CHANNON no.10/3, no.15/3, no.81/8, no.95/13THE CHANNON - Residents [Gallimore] no.19/2THE CHANNON PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSTHE CROSSING PLACE (at Casino) no.127/16THE ELBOW (later Lawrence) no.67/9-10, no.113/3THE FALLS (later Casino) no.29/2, no.66/14, no.79/4, no.87/4, no.93/2THE FLAT (later Lennox Head) no.66/4THE RISK (locality) no.45/6, no.47/5, no.78/11, no.83/1-2, no.127/15THE RISK [teacher, Miller] no.10/1THE RISK PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSTHE TOWER (locality) no.121/18 & 20THE ZIG ZAG (locality) no.140/6THEARLE, Bride, Mrs, 1892-1971 no.58/5THEARLE, Mary Veronica, Sister, d.1980 no.94/11THEATRE ROYAL no.134/11THETIS (steamship) no.117/8THINGS I REMEMBER, by Robert A. Muggleton no.70/5-6THOM, John, Rev. no.36/2THOM, Laurie (blacksmith) no.104/10, no.108/13, no.109/14THOMAS NOBLE & RUSSELL (RRHS hon. auditors) no.46/2, no.50/3THOMAS, B. (golden wedding anniversary) no.113/10THOMAS, Clara Minette Estelle, Mrs, d.1966 no.38/4


239THOMAS, Clarence Llewellyn, 1881-1969 no.52/14THOMAS, Courtney Maurice, d.2000 no.104/1THOMAS, Courtney Maurice, Mrs See THOMAS, Elsie Mary (nee BONDFIELD)THOMAS, D. (National Trust Officer) no.52/1THOMAS, Edith Maud, Mrs, 1897-1982 no.102/16THOMAS, Elizabeth M. See PEARSON, Elizabeth M. (nee THOMAS)THOMAS, Elsie Mary (Mary) (nee BONDFIELD), d.1987 no.104/1THOMAS, Ethel J. (nee SMITH) (b.1886) no.72/4THOMAS, Frank Godfrey, d.1969 no.49/15THOMAS, Frederick George, 1903-1977 no.82/10THOMAS, G. (golden wedding anniversary) no.114/12THOMAS, Gwen, Miss (school teacher, Larnook) no.62/8THOMAS, Ivy May, Mrs, d.1980 no.93/14THOMAS, Llewellyn David, 1896-1970 no.56/12THOMAS, M., Mrs (life member, R.R.H.S.) no.104/13THOMAS, Mark, d.1962 (mascot, Ballina Band) no.50/7THOMAS, Mary, Mrs (pioneer) no.108/11THOMAS, Merran (nee SPINAZE) no.84/1THOMAS, Peter, 1826-1906 (storekeeper, Ballina) no.69/13-14THOMAS, Stan (electrician) no.131/11THOMPSON FAMILY REUNION no.84/7THOMPSON, (cattle dealer) no.112/16THOMPSON, (pioneer) no.27/2THOMPSON, Anne-Gabrielle, Mrs (thesis: Port Breton expedition) no.82/3THOMPSON, Babette Eustelle (Babs), d.1974 (music teacher) no.70/9THOMPSON, Bob no.77/12THOMPSON, David F., M.B.E. no.86/9THOMPSON, Edith, Mrs (50 years member PAFS) no.102/12THOMPSON, Elizabeth Howey, Miss, 1899-1971 no.58/5THOMPSON, Emily Mary, Mrs, 1878-1970 no.55/5THOMPSON, Emmaline Kate, Mrs, d.1965 no.34/3THOMPSON, Frederick James, d.1965 no.36/3THOMPSON, Geordie (shopkeeper, Alphadale) no.112/9THOMPSON, George Ferguson, d.1970 no.55/7THOMPSON, Henry, d.1974 no.71/10THOMPSON, Isabel, Miss, d.1965 no.35/4THOMPSON, Isabelle Louisa, Mrs, 1898-1969 no.50/12THOMPSON, Jack no.96/1, no.154/16THOMPSON, L.A., Mrs (postmistress, 1966) no.46/8THOMPSON, M., Ald. (R.R.H.S. Cr. 1953) no.135/3THOMPSON, Michael James no.40/4THOMPSON, Mrs (Bexhill) no.107/5THOMPSON, N. (motor cyclist) no.144/7THOMPSON, Ormond Keith Russell, 1908-1983 no.105/14THOMPSON, R. no.51/7THOMPSON, S.H. (postmaster, 1965) no.46/8THOMPSON, Sam (motor cyclist) no.144/7THOMPSON, Ted (golden wedding) no.82/8THOMPSON, Trevor, Mrs See THOMPSON, Babette Eustelle (Babs)THOMPSON, W. [Wardell] no.41/2THOMPSON, William Arthur (Mulga Bill), 1880-1982 no.103/15THOMPSON, William Charles, 1904-1981 no.98/14THOMS, Laurie (blacksmith) no.96/3, no.98/2, no.100/14THOMSON, A. no.156/4THORLY-LONG, Thomas (b.1899) (1st AIF) no.103/11THORNE, Ann Jane, Mrs, 1885-1981 no.99/13THORNE, W.H. (Cr., Terania Shire) no.126/4-5THOROUGHGOOD, George Edward, d.1965 no.34/3THOROUGHGOOD, Sarah Ann, Mrs, 1883-1967 no.44/6THORPE, Eileen, Mrs no.156/4, no.156/15


240THORPE, Harry H., d.1966 no.1/1, no.13/1, no.16/1, no.20/1, no.21/2, no.23/1, no.30/1, no.34/1, no.36/3, no.37/1, no.38/1, no.39/1, no.66/2, no.135/5, no.156/15THORPE, Harry, Mrs See THORPE, Eileen, MrsTHORPE, Janet, Mrs, d.1961 no.20/5THORPE, Peter Lindsay (committee, R.R.H.S.) no.66/1-2, no.73/3, no.76/2, no.81/1, no.91/4, no.101/1, no.156/23THORPE, Robert no.20/5THORPE, Stephen no.91/4THREE CHAIN ROAD, South Lismore no.48/6, no.49/10THREE SISTERS (group of rocks near Bonalbo) no.79/4-5THRELFO, Icelet Annie, Mrs, 1888-1975 no.76/6THRELFO, Jim (golden wedding) no.72/8THRELFO, Leo Lawrence (Jim), 1902-1980 no.94/13THRESHER, Thomas William, d.1974 (original Anzac) no.70/14THUNDERBOLT, Captain (bushranger, Fred Ward) no.44/6, no.48/13, no.134/7THUNDERBOLT’S CAVE no.138/14THURGATE, John Clyde, d.1975 no.73/13THURGATE, Ken (drill instructor, W.W.II) no.154/41THURGATE, Mervyn no.42/3THURLOW, G., Mrs no.90/2THURLOW, Ken, d.1968 no.47/11THWAITE, A.R. (golden wedding) no.70/12TI TREE OIL INDUSTRY no.72/14, no.77/12TICK CONTROL (cattle) no.10/3, no.119/9, no.154/54TICK CONTROL BOARD no.128/15TICKET OF LEAVE (convicts) no.143/4TICKLE TOE (dance) no.101/9TICKLE, Dick (cane furniture maker) no.139/9TICKLE, Ethel Mary, Mrs, d.1977 no.84/12TIERNEY, A.J.H. (Epping) no.114/18TIERNEY, J., Mrs no.128/7, no.129/14TIERNEY, Judith, Mrs no.104/7TIERNEY, Margaret Mary, Matron no.114/15TIGER CAT no.140/15TIGHE & COX (solicitors) no.157/7TIGHE, Percy Edward (solicitor) no.89/4, no.156/4, no.157/7TILBROOKE, Margaret Theresa (Maggie) (nee CHISHOLM) no.49/11, no.63/10TILLY PRESSURE LAMP no.158/9TIMBARRA TABLELAND (1860 gold mine) no.134/6TIMBER GETTERS no.118/13TIMBER INDUSTRY no.14/3, no.16/2, no.80/8, no.81/4-5, no.82/2, no.83/2, no.107/4, no.110/3, no.113/7, no.117/10, no.119/11, no.119/13, no.120/16TIMBER INDUSTRY – Ballina no.42/3TIMBER INDUSTRY (Morrish’s sawmill) no.133/11TIMBER INDUSTRY See also CEDAR INDUSTRYTIMBER MILLS no.91/9TIMBER VARIETIES no.101/4, no.121/6 & 14, no.123/17, no.124/4TIMBERLAKE’S LIVERY STABLE no.128/17TIMBERTOWN, Wauchope no.74/7TIMBRELL, David no.79/1TIMBRELL, Lionel T. no.71/1TIMBRELL, Lionel T., Mrs See TIMBRELL, Margaret (Meg)(nee GARRARD)TIMBRELL, Margaret (Meg) (nee GARRARD) no.90/2, no.96/8, no.100/13, no.101/1, no.101/11, no.102/1, no.102/6, no.103/12, no.104/2, no.104/8, no.104/10, no.105/5, no.105/17-18, no.106/1, no.106/6-7, no.107/10, no.108/6, no.109/10, no.110/17, no.111/4-5, no.112/1-2, no.113/9, no.113/17, no.114/16, no.115/16, no.116/15, no.117/14, no.118/14, no.119/10, no.120/7, no.120/14, no.121/1, 3, 12 & 14, no.122/2, no.122/6, no.123/8 & 17, no.124/14, no.124/17, no.126/15, no.127/13, no.130/1-2, no.132/15, no.133/4, no.136/18, no.139/13, no.141/1, no.142/15, no.143/1, no.144/1, no.145/1 & 10, no.145/15, no.146/11, no.146/14, no.147/6, no.148/16, no.149/4, no.150/4, no.151/17, no.152/16, no.153/7, no.153/13, no.154/1, no.154/8, , no.154/41, no.154/47, no.154/59, no.154/62, no.154/74, no.155/18, no.156/18, no.156/23, no.158/6TIMBS, Dave (cream carrier) no.135/14


241TIMMS, (saw miller, Timmsville) no.154/26TIMMS, Frederick William John, d.1979 no.90/12TIMMS, Richard William, d.1964 no.31/2TIN KETTLING no.142/13TINDALL, Annie Elizabeth, Mrs, 1884-1982 no.103/15TINSMITHS - Lismore [Sidney & Hacking] no.40/2TINTENBAR no.6/2, no.16/1, no.19/2, no.25/2, no.29/1, no.33/1, no.45/10, no.70/14, no.107/4, no.112/20TINTENBAR ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHTINTENBAR CEMETERY See CEMETERIESTINTENBAR CHRIST CHURCH (Anglican, 1895-1974) See ANGLICAN CHURCHTINTENBAR SHIRE COUNCIL no.43/8, no.46/2, no.48/11, no.54/2, no.54/14, no.66/2, no.68/5, no.80/5TINTENBAR SHIRE COUNCIL – Presidents no.19/2TIPPET, Walter See TIPPETT, Walter ClarenceTIPPETT, Alice Lola May, Mrs, 1888-1982 no.102/18TIPPETT, Norman (mercer) no.103/13, no.109/6, no.114/3, no.117/8, no.121/4TIPPETT, Walter Clarence (mercer) no.89/4, no.127/13, no.135/3, no.156/4TISDELL, Alf (cream carrier) no.135/14TITMARSH, Arthur (postmaster, 1948) no.49/8TI-TREE no.112/7TI-TREE OIL no.89/12-13TOBACCO CULTIVATION no.70/14TOBIASON, Thompson no.7/3TOBIN, (arrived Richmond River, 1843) no.43/6TODD, Henry (diamond wedding) no.98/9TODD, Rom (pig carrier) no.157/9TOFFEE APPLES no.154/60TOM FENWICK (steamship) no.17/2, no.118/15TOM FENWICK AT THE WHEEL no.77/2TOMKI (locality) no.16/1, no.16/3, no.23/1, no.25/2, no.29/1, no.33/1, no.41/2, no.67/9, no.71/13, no.130/17TOMKI (ship) no.3/3, no.12/4, no.13/4, no.56/5, no.60/11, no.89/6, no.94/6, no.121/22, no.128/13, no.129/15, no.149/6TOMKI SHIRE COUNCIL no.54/8, no.80/5TOMKI STATION (originally Cassino) no.48/7, no.54/8, no.54/10, no.87/4, no.93/1, no.94/5, no.95/10, no.99/4, no.116/15, no.116/17, no.121/13, no.126/8, no.127/16TOMKI STATION – Homestead Memorial no.156/21TOMLINS, Eugenia, Mrs (Alstonville) no.111/10TOMLINS, William Henry, Dr., 1858-1922 (Alstonville) no.111/10TOMLINS, William Henry, Mrs See TOMLINS, Eugenia, MrsTOMLINSON, Roger, d.1980 no.94/12TOMS, Walter Ernest, d.1980 no.95/11TONELLA, Marco Domenico, 1905-1982 no.102/17TONKIN, Stan (Radio 2LM) no.148/14TOOGARIMBAH See TUCKURIMBATOOHEY, J., Most Rev., Bishop of Sydney no.48/12TOOHEY, Jim (sugar cane grower/miller, “Nashua”, Springvale) no.109/7TOOHEY, John (sugar cane grower/miller, “Nashua”, Springvale) no.109/7TOOHEY’S SUGAR MILL no.70/14, no.71/14TOOHEYS MILL ROAD no.71/14TOOLAROO PUBLIC SCHOOL See LOWER BOOERIE SCHOOLTOOLEY, Maude, Mrs (Casino, aged 100 years) no.121/22TOOLOOM [mining locality] no.70/5-6, no.84/9 , no.138/14TOOLOOM CREEK no.70/6TOOLOOM STATION no.69/8-9TOONUMBAR [Logan Bridge] no.46/3TOONUMBAR DAM no.45/3, no.49/4, no.72/11TOOTH’S BREWERY no.96/3, no.109/7, no.157/3TOPFER, (Ballina) no.150/6TOPFER, John Robert (Cumbalum) no.72/13TOPFER, John Victor Sinclair, d.1982 no.101/12TOPFER, Neville Bruce, d.1981 no.100/18


242TOPOGRAPHICAL MAPS no.69/3TOPSY (Aboriginal) no.69/7TOPSY (horse) no.42/3TORRENS, (Ballina) no.141/12TORRENS, Esther, Mrs, 1877-1970 no.53/5TORRENS, Jason (Aboriginal pupil, Bonalbo Central School) no.132/7TOTALISATOR AGENCY BETTING See T.A.B.TOURISM AWARD (North Coast) no.150/18TOURIST BUREAU, Far North Coast no.154/7TOURIST INDUSTRY (Lennox Head) no.137/3TOWER VILLA (home of Alfred OLLEY) no.121/19TOWER, The (locality) See THE TOWERTOWERS, Adelaide Elizabeth, Mrs, 1886-1967 no.42/4TOWERS, Ernest Michael, d.1961 no.21/5TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL no.17/3, no.57/2, no.70/13-14, no.72/12, no.81/4, no.108/9, no.114/4TOWN CRIER (Fred Waghorn 1915) no.133/7, no.137/11, no.138/10TOWNER, A. (Teven, golden wedding anniversary) no.121/22TOWNER, Denis R. (designed RRHS logo) no.46/1TOWNER, Elizabeth, Miss See PERKINS, Elizabeth (nee TOWNER)TOWNER, Fanny Isabelle, Mrs, d.1980 no.95/12TOWNER, Fanny Selina, Mrs, 1885-1971 no.60/5TOWNER, George no.18/2TOWNER, George Nicholas James, d.1962 no.23/4TOWNER, George, Snr., Mrs (nee BARLOW) no.113/12TOWNER, L.R. no.30/1, no.34/1, no.37/1, no.38/1, no.42/1, no.43/1, no.50/2-3TOWNER, Laurie no.156/18TOWNER, W. (Alstonville) no.66/5TOWNLEY & SON (South Lismore) no.133/6TOWNS, C.F. (President, Terania Shire) no.126/5TOWNS, Maude Marcella, Mrs, d.1977 no.82/10TOWNS, Sharon (Museums Ass. Aust. Conservation Officer) no.119/7, no.121/7, no.122/18TOWNSEND, Arthur W., d.1965 no.34/3TOWNSEND, Edward (Rosehill) no.121/14TOWNSEND, Ethel, Mrs, 1894-1978 no.88/9TOWNSEND, L. (golden wedding anniversary) no.115/14TOYS, Early Childrens’ no.129/18, no.131/4TRACHYTE (building stone) no.115/10TRACTOR, Caterpillar no.154/30TRADING BOATS See DEALING BOATSTRAILL, Laura (nee PYERS), d.1961 no.20/5TRAIN (railway) no.133/7TRAIN TRAVEL no.146/3, no.149/17, no.156/21TRAINING WALL (Ballina) no.128/12TRAINS (exhibition) no.93/3TRAINS See RAILWAYSTRAM LINE (proposed, Goolmangar) no.118/7TRAMLINE (planned Lismore 1912) no.38/4, no.51/6TRAMLINE (sugar cartage, Alstonville to Rous Mill, 1891) no.45/3TRANSPORT no.59/9-10, no.64/2, no.64/5, no.81/6, no.92/4TRANSPORT – Buses no.39/3, no.116/9, no.139/4, no.151/16, no.154/38, no.154/39TRANSPORT – Buses (Lismore’s first) no.139/4TRANSPORT (buggy & sulky) no.121/20, no.128/17TRANSPORT (bullock slide) no.121/19TRANSPORT (river, road, rail, etc.) no.103/7-8, no.107/4, no.108/5-10, no.109/2, no.109/4, no.109/13, no.110/2, no.110/5-6, no.110/9-10, no.110/15, no.113/4, no.113/6, no.115/4, no.116/9, no.117/3, no.118/6, no.118/16-17, no.119/6, no.119/14, no.120/6, no.128/13TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATION IN THE RICH. R. VALLEY no.81/3, no.97/3, no.121/1TRANSPORT MUSEUM, Lumley Park, Alstonville See R.R.H.S.TRANSPORTATION no.85/7, no.89/6, no.91/5TRANTER, David Warren, d.1962 no.25/3


243TRANTER, Reginald Warner (Reg) (cordial manufacturer) no.45/7TRAPENI (violin) no.49/10TRAPPETT, Gordon no.125/11, no.127/13, no.128/15, no.128/18, no.129/5, no.132/10, no.133/7, no.134/10, no.135/14, no.139/18, no.142/12, no.143/14, no.145/5, no.146/6, no.149/16, no.153/16, no.154/20TRAPPETT, Larry, Dr. no.136/9, no.137/4TRAPPETT, Les (bank clerk) no.128/17TRATTLES, Neil no.75/14TRAVEL See TRANSPORTTRAVELLERS REST (inn) no.44/9, no.66/13-14, no.67/10-11, no.68/10-12, no.71/13, no.115/4TRAVELOGUE (video) no.144/10TRAWLERS (fishing and prawning) no.132/4TREACLE TART no.72/5TREATISE ON TI-TREE OIL, by Leslie R. Tully no.89/12TREE PLANTING no.53/2, no.60/2, no.99/9/10TREE, Year of the no.103/1, no.103/3TREEFERN (timber for craft) no.101/4TREGEAGLE – Teachers (Chave, 1913) no.142/11TREGEAGLE (locality) no.15/3, no.85/1TREGEAGLE (property) no.84/14TREGEAGLE SCHOOL See SCHOOLSTRENCH BUILDING (Molesworth Street) no.156/8TRESISE, William Richard, M.B.E. (Lions International), d.1975 no.74/10TREVAN, Beth (nee ROBSON), B.E.M. no.98/9TREVAN, Bob (son of R.H.) no.154/34TREVAN, Bob, Mrs See TREVAN, Beth (nee ROBSON)TREVAN, Richard Henry (car dealer) no.154/34, no.154/60TREVANS CAR SALES no.13/4TREVES PRIVATE HOSPITAL See HOSPITALSTRIBE, Duncan Sinclair, 1882-1969 no.51/14TRIBE, Thelma, Miss See KOOLWIJK, Thelma (nee TRIBE)TRIGELL, Vilda Burnelle, Mrs, d.1982 no.104/14TRIHEY, Bill [The Risk] no.47/8TRIHEY, Maurice James, 1892-1981 no.100/17TRIMBLE, Ken [Clunes] no.45/5TRIMBLE, Laura, Mrs, 1875-1968 no.45/9TRIMBLE, Sam [Clunes] no.45/5TRISTRAMS PTY. LTD. (cordial manufacturer) no.45/7TROTTING HORSES See HORSESTROUGHTON, Fred, d.1970 no.53/9TROY, Annie, Mrs, d.1963 no.26/4TRUCK DRIVING INSTRUCTION (World War II) no.154/41TRUDGEON, Albert Henry (Bert), 1891-1982 no.100/18TRUDGEON, Anna, Miss no.103/2TRUDGEON, Constance Floria (nee NEWTON), 1892-1967 no.42/4TRUDGEON, Edward M. (Ted) no.76/2; no.78/1; no.80/8, no.81/1-2, no.81/5, no.82/2, no.82/13, no.84/10, no.88/5, no.90/10, no.90/14, no.91/4, no.92/11/12, no.94/1, no.96/3, no.97/3, no.100/14, no.101/1, no.102/1, no.103/2, no.104/10, no.106/1-2, no.106/7, no.107/3, no.107/8, no.108/4, no.109/3, no.109/5, no.110/2, no.110/5, no.111/5, no.111/12, no.112/1-3, no.112/7, no.113/9-10, no.114/2, no.114/4, no.114/9, no.115/3, no.116/2, no.117/6, no.117/15, no.118/2-4, no.118/10, no.118/12, no.119/3, no.120/2-3, no.120/7, no.120/1-11, no.121/1, 3 & 8, no.122/2, & 4-7, no.123/4 & 16, no.124/1-4, no.125/8, no.126/2-3 & 6, no.127/11, no.128/2, no.132/5-6, no.133/3, no.134/4 & 12, no.135/6, no.136/3-136/4, no.137/3, no.138/3, no.138/7, no.139/3, no.140/2 & 4-5, no.141/1 & 6, no.142/1 & 4, no.142/9-10 & 15, no.143/1, no.144/1-2 & 10, no.145/1 & 4, no.146/2, no.146/11 & 13,, no.147/2, no.148/2, no.148/13, no.151/18, no.152/18, no.155/17, no.156/22-23, 428 [159/16?]TRUDGEON, Edward M., Mrs See TRUDGEON, Wendy (nee IVEY) TRUDGEON, Gwen (nee HAYTER), d.2000 no.90/2, no.91/2, no.92/2, no.92/11, no.93/2, no.94/1-2, no.94/14, no.95/2, no.95/4, no.95/8, no.96/2, no.96/6, no.96/8, no.97/2, no.97/4, no.98/2, no.99/4, no.100/2, no.100/14, no.101/1, no.101/3, no.101/11, no.102/1, no.104/2, no.104/8, no.104/10, no.105/2, no.106/1, no.106/4, no.111/5, no.112/11, no.113/17, no.118/4, no.120/7, no.121/1, no.123/10, no.124/4 & 6, no.124/17, no.133/3, no.134/17, no.137/12, no.138/12, no.141/1 & 9, no.142/1, no.143/1, no.144/1, no.145/1, no.146/2, no.146/11, no.147/2, no.148/2, no.148/13, no.150/12, no.151/18, no.153/3 & 16, no.156/23, no.157/16


244TRUDGEON, Kylie, Miss no.103/2TRUDGEON, Milton Palmer, d.1988 no.80/4, no.82/1, no.84.10, no.86/6, no.87/12, no.87/12, no.90/1, no.90/9, no.91/4, no.92/5, no.92/12, no.94/3, no.94/14, no.95/3, no.95/8, no.96/3, no.97/4-5, no.97/8, no.98/2, no.98/8, no.99/4-5, no.99/9, no.100/4, no.101/1, no.101/11, no.102/1, no.103/2, no.104/10, no.105/17, no.112/11, no.117/18TRUDGEON, Milton Palmer, Mrs See TRUDGEON, Gwen (nee HAYTER), d.2000TRUDGEON, Wendy (nee IVEY) no.82/2, no.113/10, no.137/4, no.145/4TRUSTUM FAMILY REUNION no.98/5TRUSTUM, Florence May, Mrs, 1906-1982 no.103/14TRUSTUM, Helen M., Mrs (Bentley Downs) no.94/2, no.94/14, no.95/8, no.104/10, no.111/5, no.123/5, no.127/12-13, no.151/18, no.157/8TRUSTUM, John (golden wedding) no.90/11TRUSTUM, Keith (golden wedding anniversary) no.126/11TRUSTUM, Ken (golden wedding anniversary) no.126/11TRUSTUM, L.A. (Alan) (Bentley Downs) no.127/12TRUSTUM, L.A. (Alan), Mrs See TRUSTUM, Helen M., MrsTRUSTUM, W., Mr & Mrs (pioneers, Woodburn 1866) no.98/5TRUTE, C.E. (golden wedding anniversary) no.119/10TUCKEAN SWAMP no.29/2, no.105/4, no.107/4, no.111/12TUCKER, Donald Roger (Don), d.1976 no.9/1, no.13/1, no.19/2, no.21/2, no.23/2, no.26/3, no.60/7, no.64/1, no.68/2, no.80/1, 5 & 11, no.126/5, no.135/3, no.156/6, no.156/11TUCKER, Donald R., Mrs See TUCKER, Edna E., MrsTUCKER, Edna E., Mrs no.20/2, no.23/2, no.26/2, no.27/2, no.31/2, no.37/1-2, no.41/3, no.43/2, no.44/4, no.46/12, no.48/3-4, no.52/1, no.55/1-2, no.56/1-2, no.57/1, no.58/3, no.59/1-2, no.59/6, no.60/2, no.61/1 & 12-14, no.63/1 & 10-11, no.64/1 & 3, no.65/1, no.66/7, no.67/1, no.68/4-5, no.71/1 & 6, no.71/9, no.73/3, no.74/1 & 6, no.75/3 & 13, no.79/4, no.80/2, 7 & 10, no.81/4, no.81/13, no.82/13-14, no.83/8-9, no.84/1, no.84/5, no.84/10, no.85/2, no.86/5, no.87/7, no.88/5, no.89/7, no.89/14, no.90/1-2, no.91/1-2, no.91/6, no.92/10, no.94/9, no.94/14, no.95/8, no.95/10, no.97/4, no.97/14, no.98/1, no.100/2-3, no.100/14-16, no.101/1, no.102/1, no.102/11, no.103/10, no.104/8, no.104/10, no.104/17, no.105/5, no.105/7-8, no.105/16, no.105/18, no.106/1, no.106/7, no.107/7, no.108/10, no.109/8, no.110/7, no.110/15, no.111/5, no.112/2, no.112/21, no.113/3, no.113/10, no.114/6, no.114/16, no.115/6, no.116/18, no.118/8, no.119/7, no.120/7, no.120/9, no.121/1 & 3, no.122/2, no.123/13, no.124/10 & 17, no.127/5, no.129/9, no.133/3 & 10, no.135/3, no.140/2 & 5, no.141/6, no.142/5-6, no.146/14, no.150/12, no.155/18, no.156/6, no.156/8, no.156/11, no.156/17, no.156/20TUCKER, Ellen Agnes Melanie (nee RIORDAN), 1889-1978 no.85/13TUCKER, R, Mr & Mrs (Life Members) no.66/12, no.82/8TUCKEROO (tree) no.121/6TUCKI (previously TUCKI-TUCKI) no.2/2, no.6/1, no.24/1, no.32/1, no.45/7, no.58/2, no.59/2, no.65/12-13, no.66/7, no.67/2, no.74/11, no.83/4, no.88/8, no.88/11, no.111/14, no.131/14TUCKI CEMETERY See CEMETERIESTUCKI SCHOOL See SCHOOLSTUCKI TUCKI (locality) See TUCKITUCKOMBIL (locality) no.17/3, no.69/4, no.121/5TUCKOMBIL CANAL no.113/5TUCKOMBIL CREEK no.127/17TUCKOMBIL SCHOOL See SCHOOLSTUCKURIMBA (locality) no.5/3, no.6/1, no.103/8-9, no.109/8, no.123/13, no.131/14TUDDENHAM, A.O. (postmaster, 1953) no.46/9TUGS (ships) no.109/4-5, no.127/7TUKE, Elizabeth (nee BOSTOCK), d.1960 no.18/3TULIP OAK (timber for craft) no.101/4TULK, Edward Harris, 1889-1967 no.42/4TULK, Florence Hannah, Mrs, d.1965 no.36/4TULK, G. (golden wedding) no.71/8TULK, Herbert Brandon, d.1979 no.89/13TULK, Honoria Mary, Mrs, d.1961 no.22/4TULK, Levi (pioneer, Wyrallah) no.98/12TULK, May, Mrs, 1907-1981 no.98/13TULK, Perrin (golden wedding) no.92/12TULK, Reuben Theodore, 1899-1982 no.103/15TULK, Ted (Sextonville) no.154/15TULK, Violet Mary May, Mrs, d.1978 no.88/9


245TULK, Warren (surfboat crew) no.46/11TULK, William Robert, d.1965 no.36/3TULLERA (locality) no.83/5TULLERA SCHOOL See LOWER BOOERIE SCHOOLTULLOCK, Captain no.120/16TULLOONA (residence, later Northcott House) no.92/3, no.96/4, no.112/16, no.113/2, no.114/9, no.136/12TULLY, Isabella Florence, Mrs, d.1964 no.31/3TULLY, Leslie R. (author) no.89/12TUMBULGUM SCHOOL See SCHOOLSTUNBI TREE no.78/11TUNCESTER no.109/7, no.111/2-3TUNCESTER ROAD no.117/10TUNCESTER SCHOOL See SCHOOLSTUNKS, Daphne Muriel, Mrs, 1903-1983 no.105/14TUNSTALL (locality) no.44/7, no.107/5TUNSTALL GAP no.110/17TUNSTALL STATION no.14/3, no.64/11, no.77/1, no.82/4, no.96/7, no.97/6, no.98/11, no.100/13, no.107/9, no.108/6, no.109/4, no.110/16, no.111/15, no.116/15, no.117/9, no.118/13-14, no.121/13TUNSTALL STATION HOMESTEAD no.124/12, no.125/3, no.127/12, no.132/13TUNSTEAD, Pearl, Mrs, 1896-1980 no.93/14TUNTABLE CREEK no.5/2, no.81/7, no.121/14TUNTABLE FALLS no.67/8TUNTABLE FALLS ROAD no.87/10TURKEY (Plains, Wild, Brush, Scrub, Bustard) no.105/17TURMOIL: TRAGEDY TO TRIUMPH, by Anne Gabrielle Thompson no.94/7TURNBULL, Archie (Aboriginal) no.82/6TURNBULL, Archie, Mrs See TURNBULL, Nancy, MrsTURNBULL, Bill (Aboriginal) no.82/6TURNBULL, Helen Maud, Mrs, d.1982 no.102/17TURNBULL, Nancy, Mrs (Aboriginal) no.82/6TURNER, (newspaper proprietor, with Grieve) no.122/13TURNER, Annie Clara, Mrs, 1890-1970 no.55/5TURNER, Clarrie (bus proprietor) no.154/39TURNER, Clarrie, Mrs See TURNER, Hazel, MrsTURNER, G., Miss no.99/10TURNER, Hazel, Mrs no.154/39TURNER, I.W. (golden wedding) no.64/5TURNER, James Francis, Dr., Bishop of ? no.102/9, no.116/6 [Grafton?]TURNER, Louisa, Mrs (descendant of Steve King) no.95/3TURNER’S TRAVEL BUREAU, Lismore no.154/39TUTORS no.83/10TWAIN, Mark, pseud. (i.e. Samuel Clemens) no.138/9TWEED (steamship) no.120/18, no.121/22, no.122/16TWEED ADVERTISER See RICHMOND RIVER EXPRESS & TWEED ADVERTISERTWEED HEADS no.25/1, no.103/7, no.109/12, no.120/16TWEED HISTORICAL SOCIETY See TWEED RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETYTWEED MARITIME MUSEUM no.132/9TWEED RIVER no.55/11TWEED RIVER DISTRICT no.100/14, no.102/7-9, no.112/20, no.113/3, no.121/7-8TWEED RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.6/2, no.12/2, no.13/1, no.16/1, no.19/3, no.104/16, no.114/6, no.156/21TWEED SHIRE COUNCIL no.96/14TWICKENHAM ESTATE (South Lismore) no.19/3, no.107/9TWICKENHAM SAWMILL no.122/6, no.127/12TWICKENHAM STATION no.63/7, no.96/7, no.100/13, no.121/13TWICKENHAM STATION HOMESTEAD no.127/12TYAGARAH (locality) no.67/5, no.68/5-6, no.81/9, no.119/11TYAGARAH GRASS (locality, previously Tagara Grass) no.120/17, no.147/6TYALGUM (Tweed River) no.68/5, no.100/14TYALGUM SCHOOL See SCHOOLS – TyalgumTYALGUM VILLAGE no.158/9


246TYLER, Charles Alexander, 1903-1981 no.97/11TYLER, Eileen, Mrs, 1899-1973 no.65/9TYLER, Frank Basil Barry, 1907-1978 no.88/9TYLER, Stanley Loring, 1890-1982 no.101/12TYPEWRITERS (technological advancement) no.124/14-16, no.148/9TYPHOID FEVER no.51/6TYRE RATIONING (World War II) no.154/38, no.154/40TYRE RETREADING no.158/12TYRELL, L., Miss (matron) no.113/16, no.114/15-16TYRELL, Phyllis, Miss (nurse, sister of Matron Tyrell) no.113/16, no.114/15-16TYRRELL, Bishop of Newcastle, 1848 no.51/5, no.59/12, no.118/13TYRRELL, Ella, Mrs, 1902-1981 no.99/14TYRRELL, Eveline (nee MOTBY), 1901-1982 no.101/12TYRRELL, Ivy Spencer (nee WILLS), d.1968 no.45/9TYRRELL, Maryanne Caroline, Miss, 1897-1968 no.48/15

UBRIHIEN STREET, Lismore no.109/11UDY, Gloster, Rev. Dr. (Methodist Church) no.50/7UJANG PANDANG, Indonesia no.104/13UKI (N.C.S.N.Co. steamship) no.155/6ULIBIL (property, Yorklea, owned by Boyce) no.69/4, no.70/11ULM, Charles (aviator) no.48/6, no.54/13ULMARRA (N.C.S.N.Co. steamship) no.155/6ULYSSES (river dredge) no.111/11UMBRELLA TREE (timber for craft) no.101/4UNARA no.63/7UNARRA (steamship) no.113/4UNDER WATER RESEARCH GROUP no.19/1UNDERHILL, Ellen Esther, Mrs, 1896-1971 no.57/10UNDERWOOD, no.25/1UNDERWOOD, Harry (golden wedding anniversary) no.105/13UNDERY, Charles, d.1965 no.34/3UNDERY, William, 1892-1970 no.54/9UNESCO [visitors to museums] no.8/1UNIFORMS (N.E.S., World War II) no.154/41UNION DAIRY COMPANY no.9/3UNITED ABORIGINES MISSIONARY SOCIETY CHURCH no.39/3UNITED PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION OF N.S.W. no.103/16UNITY ODDFELLOWS LODGE (Ballina) no.150/7UNIVERSAL SELF INSTRUCTOR ILLUSTRATED (pub.1880s) no.109/13UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND no.1/1, no.12/2, no.13/3, no.14/3, no.15/2, no.16/2, no.28/1, no.34/2, no.35/2, no.37/2, no.40/1-2, no.41/1, no.41/3, no.43/5, no.44/10, no.46/3, no.55/2, no.63/4, no.81/13, no.83/8, no.104/11, no.104/13UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND - Adult Education no.1/1UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY no.2/3, no.121/9UNIVERSITY WEEK ON THE RICHMOND no.2/3UNIVERSITY, Southern Cross See SOUTHERN CROSS UNIVERSITYUNUMGAR STATION no.44/8, no.53/12, no.67/6, no.83/10UPJOHN, I., Rev. no.66/4UPPER BURRINGBAR B2-p.56UPPER CLARENCE HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.75/6, no.79/5, no.84/9, no.90/9UPPER COOPERS CREEK no.129/12UPPER HORSESHOE (localtiy) no.65/3UPPER NORTH CREEK (later Lennox Head) no.154/12UPPER RICHMOND ADVOCATE See KYOGLE EXAMINER (newspaper)UPTON (property, Daley) no.96/10URALBA (locality) no.6/2, no.7/1, no.15/4, no.110/11, no.131/7URALBA - Residents [Simpson] no.17/2, no.19/2no.131/7URALBA ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCH


247URALBA PARENTS & CITIZENS ASSOCIATION no.43/8URALBA STREET, Lismore no.45/4, no.46/7URALBA STREET QUARRY See QUARRIESURALLA (locality) no.122/13URALLA REGIONAL MUSEUM no.103/6URBEN FAMILY no.92/5URBEN, William (Willie) no.69/8-9, no.70/5-6URBEN, William, Mrs (previously Mrs SLADE) no.70/5URBENVILLE no.69/8, no.84/9, no.90/9, no.92/5, no.115/3URBENVILLE & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.72/12, no.92/5URQUHART, Isabella Ross, Miss, 1890-1982 no.103/14URQUHART-JONES, David, Mrs no.90/2

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248VIDLER, Anastasia, Mrs, 1905-1982 no.102/17VIDLER, Charles Wesley, d.1965 no.37/3VIDLER, Elizabeth (nee TYLER) (Evans Head, b.1883) no.67/7VIDLER, Gary, 1953-1972 no.64/13VIDLER, George Ebenezer, d.1964 no.31/3VIDLER, George Richmond, d.1966 no.37/4VIDLER, Harold Ernest, d.1964 no.32/3VIDLER, Ida Rose, Mrs, d.1966 no.39/4VIDLER, Josiah G. (Chilcott’s Grass) no.158/11VIDLER, Josiah G., Mrs See VIDLER, Agnes, MrsVIDLER, Kay (W.A.A.F.) no.154/4, no.154/64, no.154/67VIDLER, Nell See MACROBERT, Nell (nee VIDLER)VIDLER, Tom (golden wedding anniversary) no.105/13VIDLER, Yabsley no.74/6VIETNAM OVERSEAS FUND no.47/10VINCENT, Clifford, 1912-1983 no.105/15VINCENT, David (son of Lloyd) no.122/13VINCENT, E.K. (golden wedding) no.55/8VINCENT, Ernest Lloyd, 1886-1979 no.90/12, no.122/13VINCENT, M.G. (author: The Vincent printers) no.122/13VINCENT, William (newspaper proprietor) no.122/12VINEYARDS (Armbruster’s, Wollongbar) no.112/9VINTAGE TRAIN See RAILWAYSVIOLIN MAKERS (Lansdown) no.102/13VIOLIN MAKERS (Stroh) no.101/3, no.139/3VIOLIN MAKERS (Arthur Clark) no.144/10VIOLINS no.84/4VIRGINIA STATION no.16/4, no.80/7, no.87/4, no.95/4, no.98/12, no.127/15VIRTUE FAMILY REUNION no.104/12VIRTUE IN FLYING, by Joan Priest no.97/2VIRTUE, Barrie, O.B.E. no.97/10, no.150/8VIRTUE, Bob (golden wedding anniversary) no.108/8VIRTUE, Francis Oliver (aviator) no.136/15VIRTUE, Grant (organist, Bexhill) no.97/1, no.98/7, no.104/12, no.150/8, no.154/12, no.154/13VIRTUE, J.W. (golden wedding) no.72/8VIRTUE, Jane (nee NOBLE) no.104/12VIRTUE, Keith Allison, M.B.E., 1909-1979 (aviator) no.48/5, no.54/13, no.75/14, no.93/6, no.94/12, no.97/1, no.98/4, no.98/7-8, no.104/12, no.136/17VIRTUE, Keith Allison, Mrs See VIRTUE, Nita, MrsVIRTUE, Margaret, Mrs, 1883-1975 no.76/6VIRTUE, Marjorie Adele, Mrs, 1903-1976 no.77/5VIRTUE, Max (Ballina) no.136/15VIRTUE, Nita, Mrs no.98/7VIRTUE, Ralph (aviator) no.97/1VIRTUE, Robert (married Jane NOBLE) no.104/12VIRTUE, Robert, Mrs See VIRTUE, Jane (nee NOBLE)VIRTUE, Sarah Mabel (Dolly), Mrs, d.1979 no.90/12VIRTUE, Stanley Joseph, 1898-1969 no.50/11VISITING CARD CASE (silver) no.122/6VISITORS TO R.R.H.S. See R.R.H.S.VLISMAS BROS. (Capitol Café 1920) no.127/13VOGUE THEATRE no.48/9, no.55/3, no.134/10VOISEY, Professor [University of New England] no.6/2VOLCANIC ERUPTION (Giant’s Causeway) no.132/17VOLKMAN, Mr (Anglican Boys Hostel) no.153/13VOLPATO, Florian, Dr. no.12/1, no.14/2, no.128/6, no.133/10, no.147/8, no.149/3, no.153/12-13VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT (World War II) no.154/8, no.154/37VOLUNTARY AIR OBSERVERS CORPS, W.W.II no.133/4VOLUNTEER AIR OBSERVERS CORPS. (World War II) no.154/16VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORP (World War II) no.154/22, no.158/10


249VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS, W.W.II no.138/14VOLUNTEERS (R.R.H.S.) See R.R.H.S.VON MUELLER, Ferdinand, Baron (botanist) no.88/14VON STURMER, John (lecturer) no.89/9VON STURMER, Kate (nee MILNES), d.1966 no.38/4VON STURMER, Una, Mrs no.81/13

WADDELL HOUSE HOSPITAL See HOSPITALSWADDELL, (Tregeagle) no.142/12WADDS, Victor Joseph, Sgt., 1901-1976 (police) no.77/5WADE, (baker) no.153/15WADE, Elizabeth ;Mary, Mrs, 1891-1981 no.98/14WADE, John no.92/1, no.92/3WADEVILLE no.62/13WADSWORTH, John William, 1886-1967 no.43/10WAGENER (sic), George See WAGNER, George, Cr.WAGENER, G. See WAGNER, G., Cr.WAGENER, Mary (nee JOHNSTON), 1907-1982 no.104/14WAGES AND SALARIES no.60/11WAGHORN, Fred, d.1939 (cab driver) no.41/1, no.133/7, no.137/11, no.138/10, no.148/15WAGNER, Bill (joiner/cabinetmaker) no.154/25WAGNER, Eleanor Mary, Mrs, 1888-1978 no.87/14WAGNER, George, Cr. no.84/7, no.96/3, no.98/2, no.99/10, no.100/14, no.101/10, no.104/10, no.105/5, no.108/13, no.114/15, no.124/17WAGNER, Irene M., Mrs, d.1973 no.66/10WAGONS (Transport) no.110/10, no.110/18WAHLSTROM, Florence Julia, Mrs no.80/11WAILER, Edith, Miss no.154/73WAIMEA (steamship) no.13/3, no.28/1, no.117/7WAKELEY’S BAKERY no.128/15, no.130/11WAKELY, (baker) no.153/15WAKELY, Bertha Elma, Mrs, d.1975 no.73/13WAKELY, James Lewis, d.1964 no.31/2WAKELY, James Lewis, Mrs See WAKELY, Jessie (nee MCGILVRAY), d.1965WAKELY, Jessie (nee MCGILVRAY), d.1965 no.33/3WAKELY, John William, 1891-1971 no.58/5WALDECK (locality) no.105/8WALDERSEE, James, Dr. no.77/7WALDIE, Sydney no.133/4, no.142/15WALDRON, Ethel May (Dolly), Mrs, 1904-1982 no.102/17WALDRON, J.B. (macadamia nut processor) no.125/16WALKER, (farmer, Sandy Point) no.118/16WALKER, (Gundurimba, b.1891) no.71/7WALKER, Abner Mafeking, 1900-1980 no.94/13WALKER, D., Mrs, 1904-1985 no.114/9WALKER, Eliza (nee WOTHERSPOON) no.49/10WALKER, Ethel, Mrs, d.1977 (Aboriginal) no.81/12WALKER, George Ernest, 1890-1969 no.52/14WALKER, Gilbert, Mrs See WALKER, Jessie Isobel (nee FRAZER), d.1966WALKER, J. (golden wedding anniversary) no.114/12WALKER, James Paten Field, Field, 1841-1921 no.48/10, no.49/10, no.115/16, no.147/8WALKER, James Paten Field, Mrs See WALKER, Eliza (nee WOTHERSPOON)WALKER, Jessie Isobel (nee FRAZER), d.1966 no.15/1, no.39/4WALKER, Joseph A., d.1966 no.40/4WALKER, Josiah, Dr. no.54/14, no.55/10WALKER, Kath, Mrs (Aboriginal poet) no.56/8WALKER, Patrick no.14/3WALKER, R.E. (Cr., Terania Shire) no.126/4WALKER, Varra Louise (nee LATCHAM) (music) no.49/11WALKER, Viva Westella, Mrs, d.1975 no.74/10


250WALKING STICKS (manufacture) no.112/4WALKING-STICK PALM no.81/8WALKLEY, P. (postmaster 1912) no.46/8WALL, Edward Bargeer, Professor, d.1938 (music teacher) no.49/10, no.98/5WALL, Hugh Alton Chandon, Dr. [Coraki] no.54/3WALL, Mary Carthage, Sister, 1920-1974 no.72/11WALLABIES no.111/11, no.140/14WALLACE, Alice May, Mrs, 1906-1981 no.100/17WALLACE, Anthony (arrived Richmond River, 1844) no.43/7, no.147/15, no.152/7WALLACE, Anthony, Mrs See WALLACE, Sarah, MrsWALLACE, D., Mr & Mrs no.83/14WALLACE, Sarah, Mrs (assisted immigrant) no.152/7WALLER, Marion, Miss, d.1971 (teacher) no.59/11WALLEROOS (animal) no.140/14WALLIS, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1871-1970 no.53/9WALLIS, Samuel James, d.1966 no.39/4WALLS FAMILY no.147/6WALLWORK, Leonard Byron, Major, d.1974 (original Anzac) no.70/14WALLWORK, Sarah, Mrs, 1892-1982 no.103/14WALMSLEY, (dairy farmer, Bexhill, 1886) no.118/12WALMSLEY, Alice Jane, Mrs, d.1965 no.37/3WALMSLEY, Arthur, 1893-1978 no.58/5, no.85/10, no.156/4WALMSLEY, Christopher John, 1885-1967 no.44/6WALMSLEY, Ellen Matilda, Mrs, 1890-1968 no.47/12WALMSLEY, Florence Jarrett, Mrs, d.1976 no.78/8WALMSLEY, Jane, Mrs, d.1973 no.68/9WALMSLEY, Maria Jane, Mrs (Dot), 1887-1983 no.105/14WALMSLEY, Ted (golden wedding) no.77/9WALMSLEY, W.A. no.13/1, no.16/1, no.20/1, no.20/3, no.44/2, no.60/7, no.68/9, no.76/11, no.127/5, no.135/3 & 5WALNUT (timber for craft) no.101/4WALPOLE, Catherine Hilda, Mrs, 1893-1982 no.102/16WALPOLE, Fanny (nee ANSTEY), 1868-1956 no.1/3WALPOLE, Horace no.1/3WALSH, Beryl (Radio 2LM) no.148/14WALSH, Catherine Marie (Kitty), Miss, d.1975 no.75/10WALSH, Francis (baptised 1849) no.118/13WALSH, J. (golden wedding anniversary) no.125/7WALSH, John Joseph, 1901-1973 no.68/9WALSH, John Wallace, d.1965 no.35/3WALSH, Leslie Arthur, 1907-1968 no.46/13WALSH, Mary Dympna, Mother, d.1961 no.22/4WALSH, Myra Frances, Miss, 1902 no.120/11WALSH, Patrick Vincent, 1895-1977 no.83/14, no.84/12WALSH, Roseanna Idella, Mrs, d.1965 no.35/4WALSH, Samantha (flautist) no.143/13WALSH, Tom, d.1969 no.52/12WALSH, W. (medical officer) no.147/7WALTERS, Leo (State Library) no.135/3WALTERS, Oswald Cuthbert, 1887-1974 no.70/14WALTERS, Thomas, 1886-1974 no.70/14WALTERS, W.P. (solicitor) no.71/8WALTON, Ben no.7/3WALTON, Mary Emmanuel, Sister, d.1978 no.86/11WALZ, William Lewis, d.1975 no.73/13WAND, Lillian Constance, Mrs, 1888-1979 no.91/12WANDERER (royal yacht) no.19/3WANDERER (yacht owned by Benjamin Boyd) no.56/10WANDERER (ship, wrecked) no.149/5WAPPETT, C. (golden wedding) no.100/12WAR AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE no.154/23


251WAR MEMORIALS no.122/14WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES no.154/22, no.154/55WARD, (drapery 1920, with Artlett) no.127/13WARD, Adam James (Snow), 1894-1982 no.103/14WARD, B., Mrs no.67/2WARD, C.J. (descendant of John Grime, Casino) no.136/6WARD, Ethel Constance, Mrs, 1889-1980 no.90/11, no.95/11, no.154/18WARD, Fred (bushranger - Captain Thunderbolt) no.44/6WARD, Grace, Miss See DALEY, Grace (nee WARD, previously BAKER)WARD, Jessie Vivian (nee AXFORD) no.100/7WARD, Laurence Walter (Bluey), 1911-1982 no.102/17WARD, Laurence Walter, Mrs See WARD, Jessie Vivian (nee AXFORD)WARD, Russell, Dr. no.9/2, no.41/2WARD, Samuel, d.1962 no.22/4WARD, Tom See WAUGH, TomWARD, Walter (Bentley) no.154/18WARD, Walter, Mrs See WARD, Ethel, MrsWARDELL no.18/2, no.46/8, no.83/11, no.87/9, no.107/5, no.108/9, no.109/4, no.111/6, no.121/6, no.140/10WARDELL – Residents [Thompson] no.41/2WARDELL SCHOOL See SCHOOLSWARDROBE MISTRESS (R.R.H.S. museum) no.94/14WARE, (Broadwater) no.62/6WARE, John (proprietor, Royal Hotel) no.127/13WAREHAM, O.B. (timber merchant) no.119/11WARNOCK, Sam (mill hand) no.48/9WARRAWEE PRIVATE HOSPITAL See HOSPITALSWARREN, George R. no.89/5, no.92/8WARREN, George, Mrs See WARREN, Stella (nee MOSS)WARREN, Stella (nee MOSS) no.82/5, no.83/12, no.98/10, no.99/11WARRIGAL (Aboriginal = Monty Keevers) no.69/7WARTIME (women in essential services) no.134/13WARTIME ON THE RICHMOND (R.R.H.S. special Bulletin) no.154/1-73WASHING DAY (country style) no.123/7WASHPOOL (locality) no.105/11WATER BAG (canvas) no.120/14WATER HYACINTH no.110/4WATER ISLAND (near Cabbage Tree Island) (Aboriginal = Goong) no.70/3WATER POLICE no.128/14WATER PUMPS no.39/2, no.40/2WATER SUPPLY no.49/5, no.58/8, no.109/3, no.154/38, no.158/5, no.158/9WATER TRANSPORT no.126/15WATERER, J.A., Miss (midden research) no.61/2-4WATERLOO, Battle of no.17/2WATERS, Alex (motor cyclist) no.144/8WATKINS, Leslie Albert, 1900-1981 no.99/14WATSON, Agnes Myrtle, Mrs, d.1976 no.79/8WATSON, Bert (golden wedding) no.100/12, no.125/7WATSON, Emily (nee COOKE) no.131/4WATSON, George (Show Society) no.76/11WATSON, J., Mrs no.87/4WATSON, Joe (b.1896) no.63/14, no.78/7WATSON, K. (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12WATSON, Leslie Barton (Tintenbar Shire Engineer) no.131/3WATSON, Leslie Barton, Mrs See WATSON, Emily (nee COOKE)WATSON, Lucy Ruth (nee BEDDOES) no.90/14WATSON, Mary, Miss (63 years, Newrybar Sunday School) no.81/13WATSON, R., Mr & Mrs no.100/11WATSON, W.T., Mrs (Soldiers Aid Society) no.145/18WATSON, William Boyd (married 1897) no.90/14WATSON, William Boyd, Mrs See WATSON, Lucy Ruth (nee BEDDOES)


252WATSONIA (cottage) no.145/18WATT, Alfred (golden wedding) no.36/3WATT, Ashley Edward, 1896-1970 no.55/5WATT, Elizabeth, Mrs, 1879-1968 no.48/14WATT, Muriel Anne Lavinia, Mrs, 1899-1970 no.55/5WATT, T.R. (president, Gundurimba Shire) no.38/1, no.127/5WATT, Teresa (nee WILSON, prev. FRY) no.64/11, no.93/11, no.137/9, no.147/13, no.150/3, no.150/4, no.151/9WATT, Thomas Harold, 1900-1975 no.74/10WATTLE AND DAUB (building method) no.113/7WATTS, C., Miss no.100/11WATTS, Eleanor, Mrs (pianist) no.139/3WATTS, Lyndon (bassoonist) no.139/3WATTS, T., Cr. (RRHS patron) no.46/2, no.50/2WATTS, Tania (flautist) no.139/3WATTS, William Norman, d.1966 no.39/3WAUGH, Tom (alias Tom Ward) (Radio 2LM) no.148/14WAYTHE, Lily, Mrs (b.1884) no.105/13WEARY, Jessie, Mrs, 1890-1978 no.86/11WEATHER no.81/10WEATHERALL, H.A. (postmaster, 1891) no.46/9WEAVER, (Principal, Coraki School) no.47/8WEAVER, Bill (diamond wedding) no.97/10WEAVER, Pearl, Mrs, 1896-1970 no.55/5WEAVING CRAFT no.72/12WEBB, A., Miss (principal, Anglican Boys Hostel) no.153/13WEBB, Alf (Radio 2XN) no.133/7WEBB, Bob (50 years member PAFS) no.102/12WEBB, Clara, Mrs, d.1972 (married 1904) no.64/13WEBB, Dorothy, Mrs, c.1883-1976 (Aboriginal) no.74/5, no.80/11, no.94/10WEBB, G. (golden wedding anniversary) no.119/10WEBB, Pat, Mrs no.16/2, no.20/2, no.32/2, no.156/10WEBB, Ruby, Mrs, d.1981 no.98/13WEBB, W.L. (postmaster, 1925) no.47/5WEBBER, Frances Ella May, Mrs, 1895-1982 no.101/12WEBBER, James (steamboat owner) no.108/7WEBBER, Ronald (author) no.76/5WEBER, Helena Cecilia (Lena) (nee CHISHOLM) no.49/11, 63/10WEBSTER, Ann, Mrs no.1/2WEBSTER, Eliza, Mrs, 1897-1970 no.54/9WEBSTER, James (ferry proprietor) no.127/7WEBSTER, Mary Ann, Miss See YEAGER, Mary Ann (nee WEBSTER)WEBSTER, William no.1/2, no.78/10WEBSTER, William (violinist) no.49/10WEDD, Frederick George Harry, 72/101-1972 no.62/13WEDDING ANNIVERSARY (100th reported) no.89/5WEDDING, Royal (Prince Charles & Lady Diana) no.99/10WEDDINGS no.92/4, no.133/8, no.134/2, no.144/5, no.149/4, no.154/4, no.154/62, no.154/69WEEKS, Mona Anna, Mrs, d.1965 no.35/4WEIGEL, Herbert Frank, d.1976 no.77/5WEIR, Albert John, 1894-1967 no.42/4WEIR, Albert John, Mrs See WEIR, Jane Hannah (nee OLLEY), 1894-1970WEIR, Jane Hannah (nee OLLEY), 1894-1970 no.23/2, no.54/9WEIR, Mary Gabriel, Sister (diamond jubilee) no.86/9WEIR, Mary Monica, Sister, 1895-1969 no.53/5WEIR, Selwyn (golden wedding) no.70/12WEIR, Trophina Lillian, Mrs, 1894-1980 no.96/13WEIS, Beatrice May (nee SMITH) (golden wedding) no.122/7WEIS, Carl Frederick (golden wedding) no.122/7 [Not on old index]WEIS, Carl Frederick, Mrs See WEIS, Beatrice May (nee SMITH)WEIS, George, d.1962 no.24/4


253WEISS, George Alfred, 1910-1982 no.103/14WELCH, Sarah Margaret, Mrs, 1897-1980 no.93/14WELCOME HOME COMMITTEE (World War II) no.154/61WELLER, Elizabeth Scott (nee KIRKLAND) , 1886-1974 no.13/3, no.71/12WELLER, James C., Mrs See WELLER, Elizabeth Scott (nee KIRKLAND) , 1886-1974WELLINGTON, Duke of no.17/2WELLS, Ada Dinah, Mrs, 1901-1968 no.46/13WELLS, Gloria, Miss (Radio 2LM) no.148/14WELLS, Walter William, 1904-1982 no.103/14WERNER, Mary Isabel, Mrs, 1910-1981 no.99/14WESLEY, Richard (Museums Association of N.S.W.) no.96/12, no.100/3, no.100/15, no.104/8WEST & SHARPE (saw millers) no.130/10, no.154/26WEST FAMILY REUNION no.98/5WEST OF THE RANGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.75/6, no.78/12, no.79/5-6, no.83/3, no.84/8, no.89/1, no.100/11, no.105/16, no.125/7, no.138/14WEST, A.L. (postmaster, 1947) no.46/8WEST, Ada Violet, Mrs, d.1956 (nurse) no.113/16, no.114/16WEST, Annie Alice May (nee MORTON), 1882-1989 (Nimbin) no.2/2, no.21/3, no.43/8, no.56/4, no.58/9, no.75/8; no.80/7 , no.84/4, no.98/5, no.104/6, no.104/12, no.138/9WEST, Arthur James (pioneer) no.27/2, no.46/8, no.98/5, no.103/11WEST, D., Miss no.96/13WEST, Frederick, 1884-1974 no.49/12, no.71/12, no.96/7WEST, George (panel beater) no.141/13WEST, Lindsay (motor cyclist) no.144/7WEST, Olive L., Mrs, 1886-1970 no.54/9WESTON, Eddie, Ald. (Eddie’s Pie Caravan) no.69/13, no.157/11WESTON, Peter (French polisher) no.153/17WESTPAC TRAVELLING MUSEUM no.127/11WESTRAY, (passenger, Stinson aircrash 1937) no.89/10WHALAN, Mrs (bereaved, World War II) no.154/14WHARF, Harry (Radio 2LM) no.148/14WHARVES (Ballina) no.109/5, no.117/10, no.118/15WHATSON, Frederick, d.1975 no.74/10WHEAT CULTIVATION no.109/10, no.147/4, no.147/15WHEATLEY, Ralph, d.1965 no.35/3WHEELDON, William James, d.1937 (Cr., Terania Shire) no.126/4WHEELDRON, W.J. See WHEELDON, William James, d.1937WHELAN, Francis Jeremiah, d.1964 no.32/3WHEN OUR MAIN WAY WAS BY WATER, by Windsor Lang no.60/9WHIAN GRASS no.70/4WHIAN WHIAN (locality) no.44/3, no.46/8, no.85/14WHIAN WHIAN SCHOOL See SCHOOLSWHIAN WHIAN STATE FOREST no.115/11, no.123/3WHIP BIRD no.123/13WHIPPS, Ilma Mary, Mrs, d.1981 no.98/13WHIPPS, Jessie Maud, Mrs, d.1963 no.26/4WHIPPS, John J. (Jack) (Tuckombil) See WHIPPS, John Thomas (Jack), 1886-1982WHIPPS, John Thomas (Jack), 1886-1982 (Tuckombil) no.76/11, no.79/9, no.101/12, no.121/5WHIPPS, Kathleen Latham, Mrs, d.1965 no.34/3WHIPPS, Vera, Miss (music teacher) no.97/13WHIRLIGIGS (musical group) no.49/14WHIRLLY-GIGS See WHIRLIGIGSWHITE BEECH (timber for craft) no.101/4WHITE CEDAR (timber for craft) no.101/4WHITE CLOVER (pasture grass) no.121/19WHITE FAMILY no.121/5WHITE PINE (timber for craft) no.101/4WHITE ROCK (gold mine) no.48/4WHITE, Alfred (Billen Rock) no.105/9-10WHITE, Beryl (nee JAMES) See WHITE, Sylvia Beryl (Beryl)(nee JAMES)


254WHITE, Daphne, Miss See NOBLE, Daphne (nee WHITE)WHITE, Dorothy Maud, Mrs, d.1967 no.42/4WHITE, Elizabeth (nee STANFORD), 1868-1957 no.6/3WHITE, Elizabeth, Miss, 1887-1982 no.103/14WHITE, Ellen, Miss See LEHMAN, Ellen (nee WHITE)WHITE, Evelyn Maud, Mrs, 1904-1979 no.92/14WHITE, Frank Edward, 1885-1971 no.59/12WHITE, George (carrier) no.157/12WHITE, John (proprietor, soap factory, Coraki) no.109/8, no.131/9WHITE, L. (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12WHITE, Lily Ruperta, Mrs, d.1978 no.87/14WHITE, Linda (nee CRAWFORD), d.1960 no.18/3WHITE, Robert, Ald. (mayor) no.5/2, no.6/3, no.46/7, no.119/9WHITE, S.G. (ship builder, Ballina) no.154/33 [Stuart?]WHITE, Shirley, Miss See SNOW, Shirley (nee WHITE)WHITE, Stuart no.154/2WHITE, Sylvia Beryl (Beryl) (nee JAMES), d.1989 no.60/2, no.105/9-10, no.113/15, no.117/15, no.121/12WHITE, Sylvia, Miss See ABEL, Sylvia (nee WHITE)WHITE, Wildon Alfred, d.1964 no.105/9-10, no.142/14WHITEBROOK, Francis Charles (Frank), Dr., d.1997 (N.R.C.A.E.) no.74/3, no.84/7WHITEHALL, Elsie (nee CLARK), 1897-1973 no.66/10WHITEHEAD, R.G. (Pippy) (retired, 43 years Voluntary Fire Brigade) no.102/12WHITEHOUSE, V.H., Canon (b.1880) no.64/3WHITEMAN, Gertrude, Miss See OLIVE, Gertrude (nee WHITEMAN)WHITLAM, Edward G. (Gough) (Prime Minister) no.74/12WHITLOCK, Trix, Matron See BOORMAN, Beatrice Mary Elizabeth (Trix)(nee WHITLOCK), 1905-1976WHITNEY MEDAL no.104/9WHITNEY, (pioneer) no.27/2WHITNEY, A.J.M. (b.1880) no.54/8WHITNEY, Ailsa (World War II shelling Newcastle) no.154/7WHITNEY, Alan no.154/39WHITNEY, Daisy Mary Louisa, Mrs, 1885-1982 no.76/11, no.92/12, no.104/14WHITNEY, G. (50 years, P.F.A.) no.92/12WHITNEY, Jim (truck driver) no.154/41WHITNEY, Ken (truck driver) no.154/41WHITNEY, Kendall, 1909-1982 no.102/16WHITNEY, M., Mrs, 1888-1985 no.114/9WHITNEY, Margaret Winifred, Mrs, 1893-1979 no.92/14WHITNEY, Ollie May, Mrs, d.1976 no.78/8WHITNEY, Walter Leslie, 1892-1970 no.53/9WHITNEY, Warren J. (R.R.H.S.) no.88/2, no.92/2, no.92/7, no.96/1, no.100/1no.101/2, no.102/13, no.104/2, no.109/1, no.109/5, no.110/1-2, no.112/9, no.113/9, no.114/2, no.117/15, no.118/2, no.120/7, no.121/1 & 9, no.125/8, no.126/2, no.129/3, no.130/2, no.133/4, no.137/4, no.139/3, no.141/1 & 6, 142/1, 143/1 & 13, no.144/1, no.145/1 & 4, no.146/2, no.147/2, no.148/2, no.151/18, no.153/17WHITTAKER, H.J. (golden wedding anniversary) no.104/12WHITTALL, Percy George (b.1854) no.95/6WHITTLE, R. C. (Tweed River Historical Society) no.12/2, no.13/1, no.31/2, no.54/1WHITTRED, Allan (principal, Wollongbar Public School) no.97/9WHOOPING COUGH no.89/5WHYMARK, Kate Lavinia, Mrs, d.1966 no.40/4WIANGAREE STATION See WYANGARIE STATIONWIANGARIE (locality) See WYANGARIEWIBLEN, Samuel, 1887-1969 no.52/14WICKHAM, Rosie, Miss, 1895-1980 no.93/14WICKS, Frederick (Fred), d.1942 (jeweller) no.49/11, no.82/6, no.89/4, no.127/13, no.148/15, no.156/4WICKS, Frederick Herbert (Fred), d.1961 no.21/5WICKS, Grace, Mrs, d.1979 no.92/14WICKS, Maisie, Miss See DOUGAN, Maisie (nee WICKS)WICKS, R. (Armidale Historical Society) no.54/1WIDGEE (Aboriginal = red cedar; English = red haired child) no.68/7


255WIGHT, Barthwick (tutor/school teacher) no.83/11WIGHTMAN, G., Mrs [Cairns] no.46/11WIGHTMAN, Henry (cream carrier) no.135/14WIGHTMAN, Tania-Shendelle, Miss (Cairns) no.46/11WIGHTON, Bob (retired, N.S.W. Fire Brigade) no.101/10WIGMORE, Edward (dealing boat owner, Ballina) no.62/6, no.110/11WIGMORE’S WHARF, Ballina no.70/13WILBY, Dorothy (Radio 2LM) no.148/14WILCOX, (bird collector) no.145/8WILCOX, John (Ballina Street, Lismore) no.109/11WILD FOOD IN AUSTRALIA, by A.B. & J.W. Cribb no.77/12WILD LIFE ON THE RICHMOND no.141/15WILD ORANGE (timber for craft) no.101/4WILD PEAR (timber for craft) no.101/4WILD TURKEY (bustard) no.105/17WILEY, Isabel Margaret, Mrs, 1889-1973 no.66/10WILKES, Barbara, Mrs (Wooroowoolgen) no.120/15, no.140/4, no.152/10WILKES, C.H. (president, Terania Shire) no.126/5WILKES, Thomas Andrew, 1901-1981 no.99/13WILKINSON BROS. (cream carriers) no.157/8WILKINSON, Eric no.75/4, no.76/12WILKINSON, Isabel (nee HALL) (Mookima Wybra) no.90/9, no.100/2, no.100/11, no.102/14, no.105/11, no.139/6WILKS, A. (golden wedding) no.59/2WILKS, Benjamin A., d.1965 no.36/3WILKS, Saul Vaughan, d.1966 no.39/4WILLIAM LANGFORD (ship) no.4/2, no.17/2, no.149/5WILLIAM LOCKTON BRIDGE no.62/14WILLIAM, Arthur (golden wedding anniversary) no.105/13WILLIAMS FAMILY (North Creek) no.140/8, no.147/6WILLIAMS FAMILY REUNION no.85/12WILLIAMS, (proprietor Busy Bee Café 1920) no.127/14WILLIAMS, Arthur Morton, d.1965 no.36/4WILLIAMS, Bing (fruiterer) no.110/18WILLIAMS, Cazna, J.P. no.94/10WILLIAMS, Cecil Victor, 1895-1969 no.50/12WILLIAMS, Charles (sugar miller) no.140/8WILLIAMS, Clarence Edward, 1886-1970 no.54/9WILLIAMS, Doc (Aboriginal, Woodenbong) no.62/14WILLIAMS, E., Rev. no.66/5, no.96/10WILLIAMS, Elizabeth Anne (Cedar), Miss, d.1977 no.82/10WILLIAMS, Elizabeth Ruby, Mrs, 1889-1982 no.103/15WILLIAMS, Evan (timber expert) no.51/7, no.121/6WILLIAMS, Florence Foster, Mrs, 1891-1972 no.62/13WILLIAMS, Frances Rachel, Mrs, 1890-1968 no.45/9WILLIAMS, George (Rosehill) no.116/14WILLIAMS, George Ambrose, 1894-1970 no.54/9WILLIAMS, George, d.1973 (Aboriginal) no.68/3 & 9, no.68/14, no.69/7, no.104/15WILLIAMS, George, Mrs See WILLIAMS, Mary, MrsWILLIAMS, H., Cr. No.14/1WILLIAMS, H.S. (banker, 1936) no.89/4, no.156/4WILLIAMS, Hector, d.1982 B5-p.? [p.52?] no.103/15 ?WILLIAMS, Helen Marion, Mrs, 1888-1969 no.52/13WILLIAMS, Henry (arrived Swan Bay, 1867) no.43/9WILLIAMS, Henry, Mrs See WILLIAMS, Jane, MrsWILLIAMS, Herbert (Mountain View, Billinudgel, 1907) no.85/12WILLIAMS, Herbert, Mrs See WILLIAMS, Mary, MrsWILLIAMS, Herbert Francis, d.1966 (musician) no.38/4, no.49/11WILLIAMS, Ivy, Mrs, 1898-1982 no.103/15WILLIAMS, James Hartwell (US Consul, Sydney/licensee Brook Station) no.147/12WILLIAMS, Jane, Mrs no.43/9


256WILLIAMS, Kathleen Alfreda, Mrs, d.1966 no.38/4WILLIAMS, Kinchla See DAVIS, Kinchla (nee WILLIAMS)WILLIAMS, Les (golden wedding) no.83/5WILLIAMS, Leslie William (Digger), d.1983 no.105/15WILLIAMS, Margaret Elizabeth, Mrs, d.1965 no.34/3WILLIAMS, Marion Lydie, Mrs, d.1982 no.101/12WILLIAMS, Mary, Mrs (Mountain View, Billinudgel, 1907) no.85/12WILLIAMS, Mary, Mrs (Rosehill) no.116/14WILLIAMS, Mary-Louise (Museums Ass. of Australia) no.119/7, no.121/7, no.122/18WILLIAMS, Maud Rachel, Mrs, d.1965 no.36/4WILLIAMS, Maude Victoria, Mrs, d.1965 no.33/3WILLIAMS, Minnie, Mrs, 1885-1985 no.74/13, no.99/7, no.103/11, no.113/10WILLIAMS, Muriel, Miss, 1888-1974 no.71/12, no.72/10WILLIAMS, Norm (electrician) no.154/29WILLIAMS, Percy, 1911-1981 (Aboriginal) no.97/11WILLIAMS, Smokey (drover) no.133/16WILLIAMS, Stanley, 1901-1977 (Aboriginal) no.84/11WILLIAMS, Walter Richard, d.1967 no.43/9WILLIAMS, William no.49/8WILLIAMSON, Victor Henry, 1892-1980 no.94/13WILLIS FAMILY REUNION no.90/11WILLIS, Barbara, Mrs (occupational therapist) no.124/8WILLIS, Darcy (School Inspector) no.158/8WILLIS, Eric (Premier, N.S.W.) no.158/8WILLIS, Harry (b.1885) no.90/11WILLIS, Max (lawyer, M.L.C.) no.158/8WILLOCK, R. (1953 R.R.H.S. Committee) no.135/3, no.135/5WILLOWIE CREEK no.103/10WILLOWS, Harry, 1890-1979 no.91/12WILLS, Albert, 1895-1981 no.100/17WILLS, Horatio Spencer no.45/9WILLS, T. (Newrybar, golden wedding anniversary) no.118/6WILSON, (Tregeagle) no.142/12WILSON, A.B. (golden wedding) no.83/5WILSON, Alan, d.1984 no.73/10, no.112/19WILSON, Amelia, Mrs, 1830-1952 no.108/10WILSON, Aubrey, Rev. (Anglican) no.19/1, no.24/2WILSON, Cedric (Bennett’s Hire) no.141/5WILSON, Constance Ellen (Cynthia) (nee LOVE), d.1973 no.65/7-8, no.104/8, no.129/17, no.154/4, no.154/62, no.155/3, no.156/23WILSON, Cynthia, Mrs See WILSON, Constance Ellen (Cynthia) (nee LOVE), d.1973WILSON, Cyril Augustus, 1894-1967 no.41/3, no.141/12WILSON, Cyril Augustus, Mrs See WILSON, Edith Mabel (nee COWIN)WILSON, Digby, Ald. no.155/4-155/5WILSON, E. Bruce (author, The Risk) no.83/1, no.84/8, no.92/5, no.100/5WILSON, Edith Mabel (nee COWIN), 1894-1960 no.141/12WILSON, Elizabeth, Miss, d.1861 no.89/3WILSON, Ellen Jessie, Mrs, d.1966 no.38/4WILSON, Ethel Rose, d.1980 (Aboriginal) no.93/5-6, no.94/6, no.94/10WILSON, Frank (b.1922) no.141/12WILSON, Fred (diamond wedding) no.100/12WILSON, Henry O’Brien, d.1891 no.51/11, no.94/14, no.150/3WILSON, J.W., Rev. no.133/8WILSON, Jack (b.1924) no.141/12WILSON, James (Rosehill 1879) no.116/15WILSON, Jane Riddell F. (nee CRUDEN), d.1891 no.47/3, no.81/14, no.90/3, no.93/8, no.104/8, no.147/6, no.150/3, no.151/7, no.152/6, no.158/3, no.158/15WILSON, John, d.1853 no.108/10WILSON, John [The Risk, 1869] no.47/8WILSON, John William, 1887-1969 no.52/14


257WILSON, Joseph, d.1965 no.35/3WILSON, K., Miss no.84/13WILSON, Lance (motor cyclist) no.144/9WILSON, Mary Ann (nee TRENTHAM), d.1962 no.23/4WILSON, Mary Gillies, Mrs, d.1980 no.95/11WILSON, Mary Jane Brand, Miss See LOPEZ, Mary Jane Brand de Bertodano (nee WILSON)WILSON, Minnie Charlotte, Mrs, d.1979 no.91/12WILSON, Nina (b.1920) no.141/12WILSON, Oliver Beith, d.1978 no.87/14WILSON, Pat, Miss See HOPPER, Pat (nee WILSON)WILSON, Phillis Priscilla, Mrs, d.1964 no.30/3WILSON, R.K., Mrs (b.1881) no.65/10-11WILSON, Stan no.86/4, no.90/13, no.126/2WILSON, Stan, Mrs no.90/13WILSON, Teresa Ann See WATT, Teresa (nee WILSON, prev. FRY)WILSON, Thomas (farmer, Rosehill 1907) no.116/15, no.121/15WILSON, Vern (Aero Club) no.54/12WILSON, Vernon Cardew, Mrs See WILSON, Constance Ellen (Cynthia)WILSON, William, d.1886 (Lismore Station) no.10/1, no.19/3, no.21/2, no.26/2, no.29/2, no.36/2, no.39/2, no.43/3, no.46/6, no.47/2, no.51/11-12, no.53/3, no.54/10, no.59/9, no.64/11, no.75/2, no.80/6, no.82/4, no.84/2, no.84/5, no.85/11, no.86/1, no.86/5, no.87/3, no.89/3, no.89/5, no.90/3-4, no.90/12, no.91/13, no.92/1, no.93/8, no.93/11, no.95/7, no.97/6, no.98/11, no.99/5, no.103/9, no.116/18, no.117/5, no.117/13, no.125/3, no.130/12, no.142/9, no.147/6, no.150/3, no.151/7, no.152/6, no.158/3, no.158/15WILSON, William, Mrs See WILSON, Jane R.F. (nee CRUDEN), d.1891WILSON PARK (formerly Leechy Scrub) no.51/3, no.51/11, no.55/11, no.65/2, no.80/4, no.99/5, no.104/15WILSON RIVER no.75/11; no.76/8-9; no.77/6; no.79/2, no.80/6, no.86/1, no.97/8, no.99/5, no.100/5, no.103/9WILSONS CREEK no.12/4, no.46/7, no.47/2, no.65/4; no.68/6-7; no.75/11; no.77/6WILSONS CREEK SCHOOL See SCHOOLSWILSONS PARK See WILSON PARKWILSONS RIDGES (later Goonellabah) no.118/18WILSONS RIDGES (later Wollongbar) no.151/10WILSONS RIVER See WILSON RIVERWILSONS WALKWAY no.99/5WILTON, Paddy no.112/17WILTSHIRE, Frank no.121/22, no.154/4WILTSHIRE, Susannah, Mrs no.154/4WINCHCOMBE CARSON LTD. No.51/8WINDLEY, Alfred David, 1900-1975 no.73/13WINDLEY, William (convict) no.147/5WINDOW, G. (married 55 years) no.49/12WINDSOR LANG GALLERY no.2/1, no.4/2WINDSOR, Alfred Leslie, 1899-1969 no.52/14WINDSOR, Richard Roderick Manning, d.1966 no.37/4WINE & FOOD COMPANY (McDermott, established 1955) no.131/13WINE MAKING no.121/20WINE SHOP (Alphadale) no.112/9WINGARA (Spencer Spinaze property, Piora) no.87/12WINKS, O., Mrs (Woodburn) no.154/62WINNY (dealing boat) no.70/13WINSLOW, John E., Rev.Canon no.45/7WINSOME HOTEL (North Lismore) no.62/4; no.66/11, no.131/17WINTER, Mark (diamond wedding) no.60/7WINTERBOTHAM, Rev. no.102/9WINTERTON, Alfred Claude, d.1976 no.79/8WIRE FENCING STRAINER no.122/7WIRE PADDOCK (cattle holding yard) no.109/11WIRELESS (radio) CRYSTAL SET no.145/6WISEMAN, Anne, Miss (RRHS committee) no.55/1, no.64/3, no.93/2WISEMAN, Arlie Alexander, Mrs, 1895-1979 no.89/13WITHER, (baker/fruiterer) no.110/9


258WITHERS, Agnes Jane, Mrs, 1870-1967 no.43/9WITHERS, Dan (cricketer) no.140/6WITHERS, Dan (See also DANS GRASS; DANS GREEK) no.30/1, no.64/8; no.72/6WITHERS, Jack (cricketer) no.140/6WITHERS, Nellie See CROSS, Nellie (nee WITHERS), 1884-1974WITHERS (& MOORE) CRICKET TROPHY no.45/5WITTLETON, Isabella Catherine, Mrs, 1894-1969 no.51/14WITTLETON, Robert Walter, d.1981 no.97/12WODJUM (Aboriginal) no.69/7WOLLONGBAR (formerly Wilson’s Ridge) no.50/8, no.68/5, no.86/7, no.107/4, no.112/8, no.121/5, no.151/10WOLLONGBAR - Residents [Pratt] no.14/1WOLLONGBAR (property, W.H. Smith) no.68/4WOLLONGBAR (ship) no.122/16WOLLONGBAR (ship) no.15/3, no.16/4WOLLONGBAR (steamship) no.75/14WOLLONGBAR I (ship, wrecked 1921) no.54/6, no.63/8, no.110/14, no.116/9, no.128/13WOLLONGBAR II (steamship, torpedoed 1943) no.110/14WOLLONGBAR CEMETERY See CEMETERIES - WollongbarWOLLONGBAR EXPERIMENTAL FARM no.121/9WOLLONGBAR METHODIST CHURCH See METHODIST CHURCHEWOLLONGBAR PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSWOLLONGBAR RESEARCH STATION no.122/9WOLLOOMBIN (Mount Warning) no.50/5WOLLUMBIN (steamship) no.122/16WOLLUMBIN POST OFFICE, 1866 (later Kynnumboon) no.46/9WOLLUMBIN, by Norman C. Keats no.137/13WOMBATS (animal) no.111/11, no.140/16WOMEN (service in forces, World War II) no.152/13WOMEN IN ESSENTIAL SERVICES W.W.II no.134/13WOMEN OF THE NORTH COAST, by Baiba Berzins no.143/11, no.150/5WOMEN OF THE RICHMOND RIVER, by Marcia Ritchie no.104/8WOMENS AUXILIARY AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE (WAAAF) no.154/9WOMENS PIONEER SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA no.41/2WOMMIGUL (locality) no.92/9WONGAVALE no.68/8WOOD & SON (Ballina Slipway & Engineering Co.) no.154/33WOOD (for fuel stoves) no.113/8WOOD CHIP INDUSTRY no.74/4WOOD, Bertha, Mrs, 1875-1970 no.55/5WOOD, Frederick (golden wedding) no.96/11, no.116/16WOOD, Priscilla, Mrs, 1879-1985 (Grafton) no.60/7, no.90/11, no.113/10WOOD, R.B. (diamond wedding) no.38/2WOOD, S.W. (postmaster, 1930) no.46/9WOODBURN (originally Rocky Mouth) no.4/2, no.6/3, no.12/1, no.12/4, no.14/1, no.16/1, no.19/2, no.20/1, no.23/1, no.25/2, no.29/1, no.33/1, no.51/8, no.61/6, no.87/9, no.89/6, no.101/3, no.103/13, no.107/4-5, no.109/4, no.111/6-7, no.112/6, no.113/3, no.113/5-6, no.117/6WOODBURN & DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY no.83/9, no.89/1WOODBURN ANGLICAN CHURCH See ANGLICAN CHURCHWOODBURN BRIDGE no.100/10WOODBURN SCHOOL See SCHOOLSWOODBURN SHIRE COUNCIL no.46/6, no.80/3 & 5WOODBURN SHIRE COUNCIL – Councillors no.15/2WOODBURN, H.P., Rev. no.66/5WOODCHOP COMPETITION no.121/20WOODENBONG no.44/9, no.46/4, no.70/5, no.83/3, no.84/9, no.84/11, no.88/8, no.96/8, no.105/11WOODENBONG ABORIGINAL COMMUNITY no.82/11WOODENBONG ABORIGINAL RESERVE no.57/14WOODENBONG ABORIGINAL SETTLEMENT no.62/14, no.69/4 & 8-9WOODENBONG SCHOOL See SCHOOLSWOODENBONG STATION no.69/8, no.70/5


259WOODFORD ISLAND no.104/16WOODGATE, John Joseph, d.1966 no.38/4WOODGER, F.A.G., Rev. no.156/4WOODGER, Ian, Rev. no.66/4WOODLAND, Cecil Valentine (Val) (manager, Radio 2LM) no.148/14WOODLAND, Doris (Dorrie), Miss (musician) no.49/11, no.63/10WOODLARK STREET, Lismore no.108/2, no.110/4, no.127/13WOODLAWN (early settlers) no.116/11WOODLAWN COLLEGE See SCHOOLS - St Johns College, WoodlawnWOODLEY, Max (Radio 2LM) no.148/14WOODS, B.J. (Cavanbar Store, Byron Bay) no.78/14WOODS, Ernest R., 1877-1976 no.79/8WOODS, Frank, Archbishop, Sir no.74/12WOODS, Harry (M.H.R.) no.151/2, no.153/2, no.155/13WOODS, J., Miss no.95/9WOODS, Jack, Captain (river vessels) no.118/15WOODS, Thomas William, 1882-1975 no.75/10WOODS, Valerie May, Mrs, d.1982 no.103/16WOODS, W.G. (author) no.79/6-7, no.93/2WOODVIEW SCHOOL See SCHOOLSWOODWARD, E.A., Dr. no.159/12WOODWARD, Sarah, Miss (baptised 1844) no.118/13WOODWARD, Sydney (partner, A.G. Robertson, 1892) no.148/10WOODWARD, William [Gundurimba, 1878] no.19/3WOODWORK DISPLAY no.144/4WOODWORTH, J. [Bonalbo] no.22/1WOOL INDUSTRY no.46/10WOOLDRIDGE, Annie M., Mrs, d.1964 no.30/3WOOLDRIDGE, Bert, Mrs See WOOLDRIDGE, Mabel Anne (nee ROBBINS)WOOLDRIDGE, Mabel Anne (nee ROBBINS), d.1975 no.74/10WOOLDRIDGE, Mary (nee PERKINS), d.1967 no.44/6WOOLLETT, J. (golden wedding anniversary) no.112/19WOOLLEY, Ashton (golden wedding anniversary no.106/14WOOLLEY, D., Mrs no.133/5WOOLLEY, William Alfred, 1893-1968 no.48/15WOOROOWOOLGEN STATION (originally Stilton) no.44/8, no.81/7, no.96/2, no.116/18, no.126/9, no.127/15WOOROOWOOLGEN STATION – Homestead no.63/2, no.93/2WORAM (locality) (Aboriginal = sleep or camp) no.94/3, no.130/17WORBOYS, Harry (Tucki) no.154/26WORBOYS, Ken no.145/18WORK EXPERIENCE (school students) no.135/7WORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCE no.147/6WORLD WAR, 1914-1918 no.5/1, no.16/4, no.41/1, no.122/14, no.125/11, no.158/5no.5/1, no.16/4, no.41/1WORLD WAR, 1939-1945 no.48/10-11, no.111/18, no.122/14, no.152/3, no.152/13, no.153/3, no.154/1-73, no.158/5, 158/10, 159/13WORLING, Polly Forguson, Mrs, d.1964 no.31/2WORNHAM, (settler, Rosehill) no.121/14WORTHINGTON, Brian no.78/11, no.79/2, no.79/4, no.81/4, no.84/13WOTHERSPOON, Alfreda Emily, Mrs, d.1983 no.105/15WOTHERSPOON, Andrew (early school teacher) no.19/3, no.44/5, no.55/10, no.82/4, no.84/2, no.92/9, no.130/15WOTHERSPOON, Beryl (nee HAYTER) no.100/6WOTHERSPOON, Ding, Mrs See WOTHERSPOON, Beryl (nee HAYTER)WOTHERSPOON, Douglas, Mrs See WOTHERSPOON, Myra (nee HEFFERNAN)WOTHERSPOON, Eliza J., Miss See WALKER, Eliza J. (nee WOTHERSPOON)WOTHERSPOON, Gordon (dance band drummer) no.135/8WOTHERSPOON, Harold L. (cyclist) no.146/16, 146/18WOTHERSPOON, I., Mrs no.90/2, no.92/6WOTHERSPOON, Ian H. (Gundurimba Shire Clerk) no.127/4WOTHERSPOON, Joyce (nurse) no.153/6


260WOTHERSPOON, Lorna (nee SWIFT) no.154/37, no.154/41WOTHERSPOON, Martha, Mrs, 1889-1969 no.49/15WOTHERSPOON, Mort (truck driver) no.154/18, no.154/41WOTHERSPOON, Myra (nee HEFFERNAN) (music teacher) no.97/13WOTHERSPOON, R. no.100/3WOTHERSPOON, Robert Scott, d.1976 (mayor) no.44/5, no.79/8WOTHERSPOON, Robert, 1878-1967 no.44/5WOTHERSPOON, Ronald Russell, d.1966 no.1/1, no.2/2, no.12/2, no.39/4, no.40/4, no.135/5WOTHERSPOON, Ronald Russell, Mrs See WOTHERSPOON, Vera Maude (nee JENKS)WOTHERSPOON, Sue-Ellen, Miss no.91/14, no.92/4, no.92/6WOTHERSPOON, Vera Maude (nee JENKS) no.1/1, no.5/1, no.11/2, no.12/2WOTHERSPOON, W. (Oogie) (cyclist) no.146/16WRAY, Arthur, d.1968 no.46/12WRECKS ON RICHMOND RIVER BAR no.104/7WRECKS ON THE N.S.W. NORTH COAST, by J.K.Loney no.80/11, no.81/7, no.104/7WRECKS, Ship See SHIPWRECKSWREN, I.D.K. no.68/8WREN, Ted (mill hand) no.48/9WRENS (native birds) no.129/8WRIGHT, Alice, Mrs, 1892-1973 no.66/10WRIGHT, Charles (46 years, P.M.G. Department) no.80/12WRIGHT, Charles (cyclist) no.146/16WRIGHT, E. (50 years, P.A.F.S.) no.98/9WRIGHT, Eric (historian) no.149/9WRIGHT, Judith (poet) no.58/3, no.66/3, no.74/6WRIGHT, Mabel, Mrs, 1909-1982 no.103/15WRIGHT, Margaret, Mrs (R.R.H.S.) no.106/1, no.106/9, no.107/5, no.107/14, no.108/12, no.109/13, no.110/13, no.111/5, no.112/11, no.113/17, no.120/7, no.121/1 & 12, no.124/6WRIGHT, Mary, Mrs (Rosehill) no.116/14WRIGHT, May, Mrs, d.1968 no.45/9WRIGHT, Olive Isabel, Mrs, d.1965 no.33/3WRIGHT, Thomas (Rosehill) no.116/14WRIGHT, Thomas, Mrs See WRIGHT, Mary, MrsWRIGHTSON, Patricia (author) no.67/6, no.79/5WRIGLEY, George (manager, Palings Music Shop 1920) no.127/14WUNDERLICH, Eve Lurlyne, Mrs, 1899-1977 no.83/14WUNDERLICH, Percival Henry, d.1966 no.40/4WURLITZER ORGAN no.134/9WYAN (locality) no.80/8, no.85/14WYANDA (locality) no.85/14WYANDAH STATION no.44/8WYANGARIE (locality) no.6/2, no.81/7, no.85/14, no.102/7WYANGARIE (steamship) no.155/6WYANGARIE HOMESTEAD (Greg Clarke) no.138/5WYANGARIE STATE FOREST no.75/6, no.81/10WYANGARIE STATION no.10/3, no.44/8, no.81/2, no.81/7, no.83/2, no.83/12, no.84/9, no.85/14, no.126/9, no.127/15WYANGARIE STATION – Homestead no.63/2WYBROW’S BUS SERVICE no.154/59WYLDES, Cyril (cricketer) no.132/7WYLIE, J.M. (postmaster, 1921) no.46/8WYND, Gavin no.154/8WYND, Helen, Miss (Red Cross Medal) no.98/9, no.154/8, no.154/66WYND, Ron (engineer) no.154/32WYNDHAM, (squatter, Keelgyrah) no.127/15WYNESS (tug) no.45/3WYNESS, James (CSR) no.45/3WYRALLAH (locality) no.2/3, no.69/4, no.70/13-14, no.81/10, no.86/9, no.90/4, no.98/12, no.100/4, no.127/4, no.131/14WYRALLAH (steamship) no.155/6


261WYRALLAH BRIDGE no.47/5WYRALLAH CEMETERY See CEMETERIESWYRALLAH FIRE STATION no.107/11-12WYRALLAH PUBLIC SCHOOL See SCHOOLSWYRALLAH ROAD, Lismore no.48/5WYRALLAH SAW MILL no.108/10, no.112/20, no.117/7WYRALLAH SCOTS PRESBYTERIAN See PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHWYTE, Tom (Pimlico) no.154/15YABSLEY FAMILY (Bora Ridge Cricket Team) no.132/7YABSLEY FAMILY REUNION no.104/9YABSLEY, Ann, Miss See STOCKS, Ann (nee YABSLEY)YABSLEY, Bruce G., 1885-1973 no.65/8YABSLEY, Charles no.52/6, no.53/10, no.93/5, no.119/6YABSLEY, Charles Napier, Cr. no.14/1, no.29/1, no.74/13YABSLEY, Elizabeth, Miss no.52/6, no.53/10YABSLEY, George William Thomas, 1877-1967 no.44/5YABSLEY, Gordon no.104/9YABSLEY, Henry no.53/10YABSLEY, Jane, Miss See KINNY, Jane (nee YABSLEY)YABSLEY, Louisa, Miss no.93/5YABSLEY, Magdalene (nee RYDER) no.89/14, no.93/5, no.102/15, no.104/9, no.107/5, no.107/13YABSLEY, Mark, d.1956 no.2/3YABSLEY, Murray, 1895-1973 no.65/7YABSLEY, Neil, d.1961 no.22/4YABSLEY, Thomas (“Glencoe”, Coraki) no.48/13, no.53/10YABSLEY, William no.102/15, no.104/9, no.107/5, no.119/13YABSLEY, William no.147/16, no.152/8YABSLEY, William, Jnr. no.4/2, no.53/10, no.80/3, no.93/5, no.94/10, no.99/9YABSLEY, William, Snr. no.1/2, no.2/3, no.5/2-3, no.6/3, no.11/3, no.12/4, no.44/5, no.44/7, no.52/4-6, no.53/10, no.63/4, no.66/8, no.67/1, no.70/3, no.73/10, no.75/1, no.75/5, no.89/14, no.93/5YABSLEY, William, Snr., Mrs See YABSLEY, Magdalene (nee RYDER)YAGER, (bakery, Bexhill) no.128/17YAGER, Eliza Irene, Mrs, 1890-1981 no.95/9, no.100/17YAGER, W.P. (golden wedding) no.43/7YAGOI [Aboriginal] no.84/11YALLER CHARLIE See BROWN, CharlieYAMATO TAKADA, Japan (sister city of Lismore) no.125/9, no.151/12YAMATO, Adjuta (sic.) See ADJUTA, G. (Yamato laundry, Lismore)YAMATO, Henry (motor cyclist) no.151/12YAMBA SCHOOL See SCHOOLSYAMBA, Port of (Historical Society) See PORT OF YAMBA HISTORICAL SOCIERYYANKEE BILL (i.e. William Tudor Yeager) See YEAGER, William TudorYARRAWAH (homestead, Caniaba) no.82/6YARWOOD, A., Professor (guest speaker) no.50/3YARWOOD, Sandy (school teacher) no.150/18YATES, Dr. See YEATES, Wallace Francis S. (Frank), Dr., d.1953YEAGER FAMILY (Oaklands, Coraki) no.156/18YEAGER, E.I., Mrs (b.1890) no.55/8YEAGER, Mary Ann (nee WEBSTER) no.1/2, no.36/2YEAGER, William Tudor, 1910-1981 no.1/2, no.36/2, no.45/10, no.62/6, no.67/2, no.97/11, no.128/12YEAGER’S WHARF, Coraki no.108/9YEAR OF THE TREE no.103/1, no.103/3YEATES, Vic (N.R.C.A.E.) no.93/12YEATES, Wallace Francis S. (Frank), Dr., d.1953 no.154/44YEGIR (Aboriginal language) no.99/14YELDHAM, Judge no.84/3YELLOW CREEK no.105/8YENRIBAH no.63/7YORK STATION no.44/8, no.147/14YORKEYS BIGHT no.105/8


262YORKLEA (locality) no.69/4YOUDEN, Herbert Alexander, Colonel, 1884-1972 [original Anzac] no.54/12, no.63/11YOUNG OSMAN (Armstrong racehorse) no.123/4YOUNG WOMENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (Y.W.C.A.) no.154/50YOUNG, (held lease: Lismore & Woodenbong, with Morehead) no.44/9YOUNG, Bunny (bullock driver) no.108/13YOUNG, Ethel, Mrs, 1888-1973 no.67/11YOUNG, G. (golden wedding anniversary) no.101/10YOUNG, I. no.21/1YOUNG, Ivy Ada, Mrs, 1907-1982 no.101/12YOUNG, J.B. no.15/2, no.20/3YOUNG, James Huey, 1908-1981 no.100/17YOUNG, John James, 1899-1980 no.96/13YOUNG, Marie, Mrs, 1869-1968 no.45/8, no.46/12, no.47/10YOUNG, P.F., 1876-1968 no.47/12YOUNGBERRY, Catherine Maud, Mrs (b.1887) no.83/5, no.103/11YOUNGBERRY, Mary, Mrs, 1888-1968 no.47/12YOWIE (mythical creature) no.81/10, no.82/13-14, no.83/3, no.84/13YO-YO (children’s toy) no.131/4YUGILBAH CASTLE (Edward Ogilvie) no.16/4, no.17/3, no.75/5, no.88/1, no.116/10, no.156/13YUGILBAR STATION no.3/3, no.16/4, no.17/3, no.83/4YUKE, Albert (Aboriginal) no.99/14ZADOC STREET, Lismore no.46/7, no.82/9, no.84/2-3ZIG ZAG, The See THE ZIG ZAGZIRCON (mineral) no.105/11ZOELLER, Carl (veterinary supplies/cutlery) no.128/15ZONE CONFERENCES (R.A.H.S.) no.146/8, no.157/15ZUILL, John (Scottish immigrants) no.125/14ZULPO, (diamond wedding anniversary) no.109/8

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