Surname:
Armstrong (Surveyor)
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James Mullen assigned servant
Surname:
Armstrong (surveyor)
Source:
Early Days of Port Stephens
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Surveyor employed by the Australian Agricultural Company
Surname:
Armstrong (surveyor)
Source:
Early Days of Port Stephens
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Finished fnal survey of Australian Agricultural company's grants at Liverpool Plains
Surname:
Armstrong (surveyor)
Details:
Surveyor. Completed term with A.A. Company and removed from Port Stephens. Advertising to continue working as surveyor
Surname:
Armstrong (surveyor)
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Child of John Armstrong died from Whooping cough
Surname:
Armstrong (surveyor)
Source:
In the Service of the Company
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A.A. Company Surveyor. Mentioned in Sir Edward Parry's correspondence. Commencing survey of town and area where the coal works and engine house would be erected. Works to be situated on rising ground 120 yards to the West of the West end of Church Street and in line with that street. In the Service of the Company: letters of Sir Edward Parry, Commissioner to the Australian Agricultural company: volume 1, December 1829 - June 1832. Letter No. 270
Surname:
Armstrong (surveyor)
Place:
Hunter Street Sydney
Source:
In the Service of the Company.
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Surveyor. To accompany the Government Surveyor in the fnal delineation and accurate marking of locations selected for the A.A. Company at Liverpool Plains. In the Service of the Company. Letters of Sir Edward Parry, VolumeII June 1832 - March 1834 Letter 1000
Surname:
Armstrong (Surveyor)
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On Tuesday se'nnight, at Parramatta, by the Rev. Mr. Marsden, Mr. Armstrong, Surveyor to the Australian Agricultural Company, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Francis Oakes of Parramatta
Surname:
Armstrong (Surveyor)
Place:
Macquarie Street, Sydney
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Marriage - On the 12th instant at the Congregational church, Pitt St. by the Rev. W. Cuthbertson, Mr. James R. Fairfax to Lucy, fourth daughter of Mr. John Armstrong of Macquarie Street
Surname:
Armstrong (Surveyor)
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On Tuesday the 10th March, accidentally near Mudgee, Mr. William Armstrong, licensed surveyor, aged 50 years. The deceased was brother of Mr. John Armstrong, of Macquarie Street, Sydney
Surname:
Armstrong (Surveyor)
Source:
Australian Dictionary of Biography
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James Reading Fairfax - In December 1856 James Reading Fairfax became a partner in John Fairfax & Sons, with his father and elder brother Charles . On 12 March that year at the Pitt Street Congregational Church he married Lucy, daughter of John Armstrong, surveyor, and granddaughter of Francis Oakes. They lived at Trahlee, Bellevue Hill, until moving to his father's nearby house, Ginahgulla, in 1877. In the 1880s he built Woodside at Moss Vale.
Surname:
Armstrong (Surveyor)
Place:
Macquarie Street, Sydney
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Death - On 27th instant at his residence, Macquarie Street, John Armstrong, surveyor, aged 78 years
Surname:
Armstrong (Surveyor)
Place:
Macquarie Street, Sydney
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May 11th, aged 22, Mary, the second daughter of John Armstrong, Esq., surveyor, Macquarie Street Sydeny. Deeply regretted
Surname:
Armstrong (Surveyor)
Source:
Votes & Proceedings, Volume 2 By New South Wales. Parliament.
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Correspondence re the location of boundaries for land offered for sale to the Government by Mr. French near St. Leonards Sydney, as a general cemetery
Surname:
Armstrong (Surveyor)
Place:
Sydney to Newcastle
Source:
The Present state of Australia: A Description of the Country,etc and the manners, customs and condition of its aboriginal inhabitants ...Robert Dawson
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Robert Dawson, Mr Harrington, John Armstrong and Henry Dangar took their passage from Sydney to Newcastle on the Lord Liverpool for the purpose of travelling to Port Stephens to examine the country in that area
Surname:
Armstrong (surveyor)
Source:
Pure Merinos and Others
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Employed by Australian Agricultural Company as surveyor
Surname:
Armstrong (Surveyor)
Source:
Coal River Working Party site
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John Armstrong's map of Newcastle. Plan of the Town of Newcastle New South Wales shewing it’s present actual state with part of the adjoining Country, and the coal works of The Australian Agricultural Company from a Careful Survey in 1830 by Jno. Armstrong. (Courtesy of the Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, N.Z.)
Surname:
Armstrong (surveyor)
First Name:
John and Elizabeth
Place:
Abode: Port Stephens
Source:
Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral Newcastle. Baptisms p16
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Surveyor to A.A. Company. Baptism of daughter Mary
Surname:
Armstrong (surveyor)
First Name:
John and Elizabeth
Place:
Christ church, Newcastle
Source:
Australian Births and Baptisms - Family Search Historical Records
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Baptism of Mary, daughter of John and Elizabeth Armstrong (born 31 May 1831)
Surname:
Armstrong (surveyor)
First Name:
John, Elizabeth, William
Details:
John age 33, Superintendent A.A. Company, Elizabeth age 22 (born in the colony), William age 1 1/2 and baby 3 months resident at Port Stephens