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Daily Archives: August 13, 2021

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Ernie Gorton, leather craftsman, Nabiac

PeopleBy Janine RobertsAugust 13, 2021

Ernie became interested in leather goods and entered the trade of saddler and bootmaker. He set up business in Clarence Town but believing he would be more successful…

The Gorton Family two generations on…

PeopleBy Janine RobertsAugust 13, 2021

Noel Gorton was born at the Australian Agricultural Company’s headquarters in Carrington around 1828. His father George had arrived in Australia in 1826 to work for the company…

George Gorton and the Australian Agricultural Company

PeopleBy Janine RobertsAugust 13, 2021

A smallpox epidemic 200 years ago on Lord Barrington’s Estate in Berkshire, England brought tragedy to the Gorton family. William Gorton was an agricultural labourer who lived and worked on the estate…

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