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Parramatta in 1856 by T.A.G.
Our family, leaving Sydney in above year, came to reside in Parramatta. I was then eight years of age. There were no public schools at that time, all being under the heads of the various…
Alienation Notices - Notices of the Sale or Transfer of Rateable Property
Cover of  a Register of Alienation Notices (Source: City of Parramatta Council Archives) Alienation notice is not a term often used or heard of in relation to records. In it’s legal…
Chinese Australians in Rookwood Cemetery
Rookwood Cemetery or officially the Rookwood Necropolis opened in 1865 and consecrated in 1867. At the time it was known as Haslem’s Creek Cemetery[1]. It is the largest cemetery in the southern…
Holroyd - A Brief History
Holroyd is a small western Sydney suburb located in the Cumberland Council local government area (Granville ward) and a small section being part of the City of Parramatta Council LGA (Rosehill ward)…
North Parramatta - A Brief History
Aerial photograph of North Parramatta. Source: Six Maps North Parramatta is a residential suburb located approximately 1 kilometre north of Parramatta and 1 kilometre west of Dundas. Some of the…
Wentworth Point - A Brief History
(Satellite Imagery of Wentworth Point via Six Maps) Wentworth Point is a suburb in western Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, Australia. The suburb is 16 kilometres west of the Sydney…
Old Toongabbie and Toongabbie - A Brief History
Aerial photograph of Old Toongabbie and Toongabbie (Source: Six Maps) Traditional Custodians The traditional custodians of the land that was to be named Toongabbie are the Tugagal clan of the…
Epping - A Brief History
Aerial photograph of Epping. Source: Six Maps Epping is a suburb north of Eastwood, south of Cheltenham, west of Marsfield and east of Carlingford within the City of Parramatta Council. The area…
Wentworthville - A Brief History
Wentworthville Aerial Map (Six Maps NSW) The traditional custodians of the land are the Boolbainora clan of the Durag people. Wentworthville is a suburb west of Parramatta.  Named in…
Beecroft - A Brief History
1943 aerial photograph of Beecroft. Source: Six Maps Beecroft is a 5.1km2 suburb in northern Sydney bounded by the Hills (M2) Motorway in the north, the waterway in the east, generally by Plympton…

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