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Charles Douglas Haylock
was the proprietor of the Wellington Inn in
1844
and although he intended closing the Inn on several occasions, it wasn't
until 1853 that he finally closed the doors, intending to continue in
the wholesale business of selling wines and spirits.
(38)
The Wellington was situated in the centre of
the township of Paterson and commanded the most respectable
business in the district. In 1846, Mr. Haylock
invited those desirous of purchasing the Inn to visit the premises as he
was confident that personal inspection would be the best recommendation.
Immediate possession would be given and the furniture and fixtures could
be taken at a valuation. He was also selling a cottage with garden and
outbuilding situated on the banks of the Hunter river at Raymond Terrace as he was
intending to return to England
(39)
In September 1849
Edward Haylock (brother or son?) 'late of the Wellington Inn' thanked
patrons for their support over the previous 12
months he had been at the Wellington and announced
that he had taken over the
Farmers Glory
at Hinton (68)
C.D.
Haylock returned to the business of the Inn and remained there until at
least 1854.
He died at Waverley in March 1876.
(39)MM
28 March 1846
68 MM 8 September
1849
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