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Leslie Hopetoun Osmond-Dreyer (1901-1959)

Commerce, PeopleBy Janine RobertsSeptember 20, 2020

Leslie Hopetoun Osmond was born in 1901 in Marrickville. At the age of 10 years he was orphaned and, with his sister, was taken in by Mr and Mrs Dreyer at Koribar (Dyer’s Crossing)…

“Merton”, 3 Macquarie Street, Taree

BuildingsBy Janine RobertsApril 21, 2019

In November 1903 George Ford, a Taree butcher, paid £50 for land in Macquarie Street, being Lot 17 in Section 15…

A new road for Strathcedar and Mooral Creek

PlacesBy Janine RobertsDecember 23, 2018

During the late 1800s, access to Strathcedar and Mooral Creek was along a road carved out by early Mooral Creek settlers, the Fords…

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