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The Diocese of Newcastle in 1855 and Bishop Tyrrell's Journey North from Morpeth in 1848

Rev Edward Griffith - Two Chapters from 'Memorials of Rev. Edward Griffith' written by his daughter Mary

Hannan House  

Maitland Gaol  

Edward Denny Day

Samuel Clift

Apothecaries working in Maitland in the 1840's included William Lipscomb, Charles Vavasour Earle, William Mutlow and William Townley Pinhey

Maitland Hospital 

Probable Usefulness   P2   P3   P4

(An account of the Connor Family from Ireland to Australia by Sister Rita King)

John Portus' Flour Mill (Sydney Morning Herald 7 April 1834)

Edward Capper: Hardware and Society by Ian Bowrey - Newcastle University History Club 1977

Heritage Listed sites in Maitland (Heritage Branch Site)

Englefield - (Black Horse Inn) 49 Newcastle Street, Maitland - Residence built by John Smith

Oldholme (Government Cottage) 12 Wallis Street, Maitland. Residence of Edward Denny Day

Caroline Chisholm Cottage Smith Row (Mill Street) Maitland 1840's (site of Maitland Benevolent Society in 1842)

Brick built cottage in Robin Street Maitland - 1840's

Maitland Gaol - 1840's 

Brough House in Church Street Maitland - 1860''s  Samuel Owens and Isaac Beckett

Grossman House in Church Street, Maitland - 1860's Samuel Owens and Isaac Beckett

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



Peter Miller Cunningham's description of Wallis Plains in 1828 -  'Two Years in New South Wales: comprising sketches of the actual state of society in that colony, of its peculiar advantages to emigrants, of its topography, natural history

 

Rambles in New South Wales

 

Manufacture of Kerosene at Maitland 1865 - Bourn Russell

 

 

   
 

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