Location 283
Dwelling #283.
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Area -
Shepherds Creek -
Description -
Dwelling #283. Shepherds Creek right bank at the base of the Renshaw Range. About 800m below the Kawarau Station Homestead.
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Still Standing -
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Construction Details -
Stacked stone, pug mortar and plaster. Corrugated iron roof. Possibly constructed by G & W Rehshaw. -
Location Type -
Dwelling
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Interested Parties
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| Group | Date | Description | |
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| 1 | 1880 - 1881 | George & William Renshaw | Details |
| 2 | 1881 - 1890 | George Renshaw & family, and William Renshaw | Details |
| 3 | 1882 (for 6 weeks) | William Richard Parcell (1) | Details |
| 4 | 1930 - 1936 | William Johnston Rae | Details |
Notes
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| Note | Date | Short Description | Note Text |
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| 2979 | 1880 | The Renshaws arrive in Bannockburn. | The Renshaws made their way to Bannockburn where they gained employment on Kawarau Station as shepherds. The Renshaw brothers may have built or lived in a existing dwelling at Shepherds Creek, on the right bank, some distance below the Kawarau Station Homestead. |
| 2984 | 1886 | Application for land | On 21 Oct 1886, George Renshaw gave notice to the warden at Cromwell that he desired to occupy one acre of land situated at Shepherds Creek, Bannockburn, about half a mile below the Kawarau Station Homestead. This appears to be the site of dwelling #238 which had obviously been extended. |
| 2987 | 1890 | Andrew Ridland's map of Bannockburn shows : | Andrew Ridland's map of Bannockburn shows a mining claim in Pipeclay Gully in the names of King, Renshaw, Tocher. This may be James King, Wiliam Renshaw and James Tocher. It also shows a claim in Pipeclay Gully in the names of King and Renshaw, which may have been James King and William Renshaw. |
| 2991 | 1882 | The Parcell's Half Way House and store in Happy Valley burnt down. | On 30 May, Mr Parcell's Halfway House and store in Happy Valley (location #292) burnt down. The family were put up for the night at the Kawarau Homestead (dwelling #285). The following day, the family moved to dwelling #283 where they lived for 6 weeks while William Parcell and his son Henry Clyde (Harry) built their new house in Tucker Gully (Rose Cottage, dwelling #294). Along with Mr & Mrs Parcell, were their 9 children, Henry Clyde, Alice, Mary (Ellen), Wilhelmina (Mina), William Richard (2), Nesta (David), Louis Frederick, Philip May and John Patrick. At this time, the Renshaw family had been livoing in dwelling #283 since 1881. It is not clear where they were when the Parcell family moved in. They may have all lived here together for a short time while the Parcell's new house was being built. The family actually moved to the new dwelling before it was finished. |
| 2993 | 1936 | The Rae family left dwelling #283, and Bannockburn. | The Rae family left dwelling #283, and Bannockburn. |
Images
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| Image Id | Source | Date | Short Description | |
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| 430 | Paul Crump, Bannockburn | 2000 | Remains of Dwelling #283 - looking north | View Image |
| 431 | Paul Crump, Bannockburn | 2000 | Remains of Dwelling #283 - looking east | View Image |
| 1208 | Paul Crump - Bannockburn | 21 Oct 1886 | Notice of occupation of residence area - for dwelling #283. | View Image |