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Peter/Patrick Montgomery Black Creek Dr. Montgomery was in Black Creek in November 1847. He set the leg of hawker Thomas Tonge who had been kicked by a horse earlier in the day. Tonge's cart had been upset four miles above Black Creek at a steep and narrow road leading to the river bed and after his injuries he was taken to Dr. Mongomery in Black Creek for treatment
Notes: Patrick or Peter Montgomery, convict per Florentia - ticket of leave cancelled for the district of Liverpool Plains for being absent from district in March 1844 In March 1852 Dr. Mongomery (Montgomerie) Thanking inhabitants of New England for their patronage. His successor to be James Watson Dr. Peter Montgomery buried
in St. Lukes church yard at Scone in 1860
For more information see
Australian Pioneer Medical Index
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