The table below shows the people that make up the group.
| No | Last Name | First Names | Maiden Name | Relationship | Occupation | Born | Died | School Year |
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| 1 | Smith | Mary | Owner |
The table below shows any historical notes about the party group.
| Note | Date | Short Description | Note Text |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2500 | c1866 | General note. |
For background on Mary Smith and her family, see the Miners Arms Hotel (location #212) |
| 2501 | c1866 | As the story goes ... |
John Halliday (1) had a store and hotel in Shepherds Creek (location #222). It was at a bend in the Bannockburn-Nevis Road between Poverty Terrace and Smith's Gully - at the junction with Shepherds Creek. His neighbours included a number of small 'sly grog shanties'. One of these was kept by a woman who, according to tradition, was "Port Wine Mary" Mrs Smith, who advertised by throwing empty bottles on the road. She would use the same bottles over and over again just to upset her neighbour Halliday by making him believe that she was doing more business than he was. |
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