Location 65
Dwelling #65.
Map 5
- Address
- Terrace Street
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Area -
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Description -
Dwelling #65 - Terrace Street, south side.
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Still Standing -
Yes -
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Construction Details -
Timber framed, weatherboard -
Location Type -
Dwelling
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Interested Parties
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| Group | Date | Description | |
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| 1 | 1902 - c1947 | John Docton Parsons | Details |
| 2 | c1943 - 1959 | Nelson Henry Parsons | Details |
| 3 | 1959 - c1970 | William Olds | Details |
| 4 | c1970 - 2007 | Selwyn David Pemberton | Details |
Notes
The table below shows any historical notes about the location.
| Note | Date | Short Description | Note Text |
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| 916 | 1902 | Mr & Mrs Parsons move into dwelling #65. | Mr & Mrs J D Parsons (2) made their home in dwelling #65, which they had built for them. Mr Parsons farmed the property and milked a number of cows. He also continued to work as a dredge hand, however it is not known which dredge he worked on during this time. |
| 924 | c1938 | Nelson Parsons returned to Bannockburn and to dwelling #65. | Nelson Parsons returned to Bannockburn and worked as a rabbiter on Slapjack Saddle, returning to stay with his parents in dwelling #65 in the weekends. |
| 925 | c1943 | Marriage of Nelson Henry Parsons. | Nelson Henry Parsons married Elizabeth Alice Campbell, daughter of Alan Campbell and Grace Menzies of dwelling #98. The couple made their home in dwelling #65 with Mr & Mrs J D Parsons (2) |
| 929 | 1955 | Nelson Parsons and his family continued to live in dwelling #65 after his fathers death in 1955. | Nelson Parsons and his family continued to live in dwelling #65 after his fathers death in 1955. |
| 936 | 1959 | William Olds purchased the Parsons Farm. | In 1959 William Olds purchased the Parsons farm from the estate of J D Parsons (2). The farm included dwelling #64 and #65. He did not live in either house, but continued to live in dwelling #61. Dwelling #65 may have been rented, however dwelling #64 was demolished. |
| 937 | c1970s | It is not known exactly when the Pembertons moved to dwelling #65 | It is not known exactly when the Pembertons moved to dwelling #65 |
| 938 | c1990 | The Pemberton family moved from dwelling #65. | The Pemberton family moved to their new home in Lower Smiths Gully, close to Shepherds Creek. Dwelling #65 was left empty at this time. |
| 939 | 2007 | Dwelling #65 sold at auction - the buyer is unknown. | Dwelling #65 sold at auction - the buyer is unknown. |
Images
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| Image Id | Source | Date | Short Description | |
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| 20 | Eileen Olds | 1 Jan 1902 | Marriage of John Docton Parsons (Jnr) and Mary Ellen Parcell | View Image |
| 287 | Paul Crump | 1998 | Dwelling #65 - looking east. | View Image |