New Freugh Station
John Crichton Stuart McDouall and New Freugh Station Terry Callahan complied on his history and genealogy website place names in the Singleton district and states: “New Freugh [was] a property approximately 3 km east of…
Edmund Bull – New Freugh Station
Frances and Edmund Bull in Sydney When they came to Australia under the bounty scheme via the ‘Herald’ in 1845, Edmund Bull recorded his occupation as ‘farm labourer’, his wife as Frances as a ‘Cook’.…
George Gray – New Freugh Station
George Gray – New Freugh It was after the death of Frances and George’s insolvency, that George and Ann Gray set out to emigrate to join his brother in law, now a widower, Edmund Bull…
Benjamin Baker – New Freugh Station
When recalling an encounter with a fearsome Aboriginal man who he called ‘Better Bread’, George Abner Gray: ‘My sister, brother and I were sitting at the end of our hunt and sister was reading ……
New Freugh to Waratah
The Gray, Bull & Baker Families – New Freugh to the Folly It needs to be remembered that the population of these areas are very small, people would travel further to see neighbours and organise…
ANN LOCK Bankruptcy ben-baker Benjamin Baker Builder Charles Simpson Charles Simpson Esq EDMUND BULL Emma Perron Dyer Frances Bull Frances Lock george-gray-isle-of-wight george-gray-stonemason GEORGE GRAY George Gray Builder Glendon Harriett Darby Helanus Scott hunter-river-history Hunter river Immigrants ISLE OF WIGHT John Crichton Stuart McDouall Land Purchase Magistrate Marriage Mary Jane Sands mayfield-history Newcastle newcastle-family-history newcastle-history NEW FREUGH New Freugh Station Peter crebert Philip Kuhn PLatt's Channel public-service Scone Stonemason The Folly The Folly. Waratah WARATAH WARATAH HOUSE Warden of Newcastle William McNulty
George Gray - Stonemason & Builder 