The table below shows the people that make up the group.
| No | Last Name | First Names | Maiden Name | Relationship | Occupation | Born | Died | School Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Moore | Joseph Llewellyn | Owner | Store keeper, librarian, miner etc | 10 May 1913 |
The table below shows any historical notes about the party group.
| Note | Date | Short Description | Note Text |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1189 | 1867 | Joseph and his brother Walter may have arrived in Bannockburn. |
Joseph and his brother Walter, may have arrived in Bannockburn around 1867. They set up a store in Smith's Gully - but the exact location of this store is unknown. (see general folder No 2/16 - unknowns and lost souls) |
| 1190 | 1868-1871 | Joseph ran the Smith's Creek Store on his own. |
Joseph ran the Smith's Creek Store on his own. |
| 1191 | 1880 | Joseph was a director of the Bannockburn Co-Op Store Company. |
On August 3 1880, the Bannockburn Co-Op Store Company was formed (location #87). Joseph Moore was a director and was also appointed secretary / treasurer. |
| 1192 | 1880 | Joseph has a leg amputated. |
On Nov 3 1880 the Cromwell Argus reported that Mr J L Moore had his leg cut off by Dr Staepoll after injuring his knee in a mining accident. Mr Parsons referred to him as 'Peg Leg Joe' |
| 1193 | 1883 | Joseph Moore appointed as Bannockburn Postmaster. |
Mr Joseph Moore was appointed as Bannockburn Postmaster, telegraphist and librarian (see location #55) |
| 1194 | 1884 | Joseph gazetted as Postmaster in Bannockburn. |
It was reported in the Cromwell Argus that Mr J L Moore was gazetted as Postmaster in Bannockburn - now with banking facilities. |
| 1195 | 1890 | Notes from Mr J P Parcell about Joseph Moore. |
"Joseph Moore had his leg cut off just above the knee. I don't know if wooden legs were available in those days but he did not have one. Instead he had a plug of wood attached to a shovel handle, a stiff leather case shaped to fit over his leg with straps around his waist to keep it on. He was able to walk about, but it was difficult for him to carry anything" To make carrying easier, he had obtained a wooden trolley with wheelbarrow wheels which had been used to carry one of the first orchard spay pumps used in Bannockburn. ( see general folder no 2/20 - interesting information ) |
| 1196 | 1913 | Death of Joseph Moore. |
On 10 May 1913 Joseph Moore died at the age of 80 years. he is buried in the Cromwell cemetery. |
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