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All Saints Church, Singleton
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Marriage of John Wyndham, fourth son of George Wyndham of Dalwood to Lucy Ellen, second daughter of Henry Glennie of Singleton on 28th July. Officiating minister Rev. Alfred Glennie, uncle of the bride assisted by Rev. James Blackwood
Place:
Dalwood near Branxton
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Died on the evening of 7th August 1887 aged 54 years
Source:
Baillier's Post Office Directory p.56
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Vinyard Proprietor
Source:
Maitland Baptism Register p. 71
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John, son of George and Margaret Wyndham baptised 19 September 1834 aged 11 months. Occupation of George Wyndham - gentleman
Source:
Newcastle Chronicle
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Birth at Dalwood on 24 December 1872, the wife of John Wyndham, of a son
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Birth, at Dalwood, on 16th September, Mrs. John Wyndham, of a son
Source:
Morrison, W. Frederic (1888). The Aldine centennial history of New South Wales illustrated / W. Frederic Morrison. Sydney: The Aldine Publishing Company.
Details:
DALWOOD VINEYARD.-The founder of this industry was the late George Wyndham, of Dinton, England, who arrived in this colony in 1827, and shortly afterwards established himself in the Hunter district. John Wyndham succeeded to the business in 1870, but on his death in 7.887, the concern fell into the hands of the remaining members of his family. The estate consists of 273 acres, eighty of which are under vines, and in full bearing. In 1887 the yield of wine per acre was exactly 900 gallons, and during the ten years ending in 1875 a computation showed that 810 gallons per acre was the yearly average. The proprietors have not as yet gone into extensive exportation, as the home demand is at present as much as they can supply. The cellars belonging to the estate are capable of storing 150,000 gallons, the casks varying in size from 300 to 4000 gallons. Appliances are here furnished for receiving, if necessary, 7000 gallons per day from the vineyard, in the cultivation of which an average of forty-five hands are kept constantly employed. The proprietors find it advantageous to work the vineyard by contract, which gives employment to a number of families. The forty-five hands alluded to, however, are not confined to work in the vineyard, but are employed in the cellars and in connection with the working of the estate generally
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Gave birth to a daughter 13th July
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Gave birth to a daughter 10th September
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Gave birth to a daughter on Christmas Day 1864
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Gave birth to a son on 27th February 1863
Surname:
Wyndham (Glennie)
Source:
Newcastle Chronicle
Details:
With extreme regret we have to announce the rather sudden demise of Mrs. John Wyndham, jun., of Dalwood. The deceased lady, a daughter of Dr. Glennie, died in childbirth at an early hour of the morning
