Surname

First name(s)

Place

Notes

Ref

Black	Susan	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Black	William	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, farmer.	12
Black	William	Kangaroo Valley	Vice President of Kangaroo Valley Agricultural & Horticultural Association 1886.	9
Blackmore	T.		Committee member Robertson A & H Society 1937. Committee member Robertson A & H Society 1940/41.	2
Bleakley	Maria	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Blencowe	Hilda	Burrawang	Third prizegetter in inaugural "Queen of the District" Robertson Show 1932	2
Blencowe	John	Wildes Meadow	Purchased first powered tractors (potato digger and plough) in the district c1927	2
Blencowe	Owen	Avoca	Member of Avoca Rifle Club early 1900s	5
Blencowe	Thomas	"Brookville" Wildes Meadow	Migrated from Buckinghamshire 1850s to Western Australia before moving east . Early settler and stone mason. Tudor House Moss Vale was part of his work. Organised a public meeting for a government school at Burrawang, September 1875. Freehold elector 1875. Committee of Burrawang and West Camden Agricultural Society 1879.	2,8, 11
Blenkinsopp	A. L.	Burrawang	Farming at Burrawang in 1875 Trustee in 1875 of the original land purchase for the parsonage of St David's Anglican Church, Burrawang	7
Blow	Emily	Kiama/Burrawang	Born Kiama. Married Robert Graham in Burrawang 1868. Died 1881.	P
Blow	Elizabeth	Jamberoo	Sister of Emily Blow. Married James Irvine Graham in 1873. James was brother of Robert Graham (b.1839)	P
Boles	Mr.		Prizewinner at inaugural Robertson Agricultural Show 1880 with his horse Dundee	2
Bonnett	A.	Kangaroo Valley	Enlisted in Armed Forces, World War I	9
Bonser	William	Robertson	Residential elector 1875.	11
Booth	Archibald	Burrawang	Head Teacher, Burrawang Public School from January 1878 (when first opened)	13
Bouchier	Henry Francis	Kangaroo Valley	Registered elector 1903, labourer.	12
Bourne	R. N.	Kangaroo Valley	Enlisted in the Armed Forces WWII and was killed in action	3,9
Bovard	William	Kangaloon	Freehold elector 1875.	11
Bowcock	J.	Kangaroo Valley	Enlisted in Armed Forces, World War I	9
Bowles	Ellen	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Bowman	William	Bong Bong and Kangaroo Valley	Proprietor of Bowman's Inn at Bong Bong (1822-1835) and an early cedar timber- getter in K V from c1826	3
Boxsell	Albert Abraham	Bellawongarah	Registered elector 1903, labourer.	12
Boxsell	Catherine	Bellawongarah	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Boxsell	John James	Kangaroo Mount	Registered elector 1903, labourer.	12
Boxsell	Margaret	Bellawongarah	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Boxsell	Richard	Kangaroo Valley	Early settler. On 18 February 1870 he was made a Trustee of the non-denominational section of Kangaroo Valley cemetery.	3
Boyce	Patrick John	Kangaloon/Robertson	Registered elector 1903, labourer.	12
Boyd	Isabella	Bellawongarah	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Boyle	Edward	Robertson	Freehold elector 1875.	11
Braden	Ann Jane	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Braden	Henry	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, farmer.	12
Brain	John Samuel	Kangaroo Ground/Kangaroo Valley	Freehold elector 1875, while a non-resident at Nundle, NSW	11
Brain	William	Kangaroo River	Freehold elector 1875.	11
Brain	William (Jnr)	Kangaroo Valley	Residential elector 1875.	11
Braine	T.	Kangaroo Valley	Early selector at Upper Kangaroo River c1865. Donated ½ acre for Fern Hill Church, Upper Kangaroo River.	9
Brandon	Ann	Bellawongarah	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brandon	Eliza Jane	Bellawongarah	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brandon	Ernest Charles Earld	Wattamolla	Registered elector 1903, farmer.	12
Brandon	Lucinda	Bellawongarah	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brandon	T.		Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1886	2
Brennan	John	Barrengarry, Kangaroo Valley	Freehold elector 1875.	11
Brenning	Catherine	West Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brenning	Dorothy		Prizewinner Kangaloon Junior Farmers Club Show 1944	2
Brenning	Frederick	Kangaloon	Freehold elector 1875. 480 acres 1884 - 4 horses, 50 cattle, 2 pigs.	10, 11
Brenning	George	Dapto, Glenburn Kangaloon	Early settler 1862 Actively involved in Robertson Show Society	2
Brenning	Minnie	West Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brenning	William Frederick	West Kangaloon	Son of George Brenning. Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1889-90. Registered elector 1903, farmer.	2,12
Bresnahan	Anne	Wildes Meadow	Daughter of Daniel and Ann Bresnahan, born c1860	5
Bresnahan	Catherine	Wildes Meadow	Daughter of Daniel and Ann Bresnahan, born c1859	5
Bresnahan	D. H.	Avoca	Enlisted in Australian Women's Army Service in WWII	5
Bresnahan	Daniel (Jnr)	Wildes Meadow	Son of Daniel and Mary Bresnahan, born c1845. Prizewinner third Burrawang Agricultural Show 1882.	5
Bresnahan	Daniel (Snr)	Avoca/Wildes Meadow/Burrawang	Born 1813 County Cork, Ireland. Migrated to Australia 1841. Early settler at Yarrawa Brush area 1859 where he bought 280 acres from Oliver Spencer Throsby. Freehold elector 1875. 320 acres 1884 - 3 horses, 50 cattle, 2 pigs. Died 23 August 1888.	2,5, 10,11
Bresnahan	Edward (Ned)	"Fernhill" Avoca	Son of Daniel and Mary Bresnahan, born c1846. Married Susan Richie 1871. Residential elector 1875. Director of Wildes Meadow & Yarrunga Dairy Co. Ltd. 1889. Died March 1922.	5,11
Bresnahan	Ellen	Wildes Meadow	Daughter of Daniel and Ann Bresnahan, born c1874	5
Bresnahan	James	Wildes Meadow	Son of Daniel and Ann Bresnahan, born c1869	5
Bresnahan	Johanna	Wildes Meadow	Daughter of Daniel and Ann Bresnahan, born c1872	5
Bresnahan	John	Wildes Meadow	First son of Daniel and Mary Bresnahan, born 1843 Wingecarribee. Accidentally burned to death 1846.	5
Bresnahan	John	Wildes Meadow	First son of Daniel and Ann Bresnahan, born c1857 but died as small baby	5
Bresnahan	Maude (Mab)	Avoca	Married Keith Virtue	5
Bresnahan	Michael	Wildes Meadow	Son of Daniel and Ann Bresnahan, born c1865	5
Bresnahan	Michael (Long Mick)	Avoca/Wildes Meadow	Son of Edward and Susan Bresnahan Potato and cabbage grower Married Margaret Torrence Died 1950	5
Bresnahan	Patrick	Avoca	Son of Daniel and Ann Bresnahan, born c1868 Appointed Butter Maker at Wildes Meadow & Yarrunga Dairy Co Ltd in February 1892 Salary £2 per week	5
Bresnahan	Stephen	Wildes Meadow	Son of Daniel and Ann Bresnahan, born c1862	5
Brew	?	Robertson	Trooper in West Camden Lancers (Robertson Squadron) 1898	P
Bridle	Edward	Burrawang	Head Teacher, Burrawang Public School from May 1937	13
Broadbere	T.	Kangaroo Valley	Enlisted in Armed Forces WWII	9
Broadhead	J. M.		Prizewinner at second Robertson Agricultural Show 1881	2
Brooke	G. E.	Kangaroo Valley	Corporal Brooke was a member of 1/21st K V Light Horse Troop 1930-1934	9
Brooker	A. E.	"Sibley" East Kangaloon	Owned one of the most successful bulls brought to the Robertson district 1920's Prizewinner Robertson A & H Show 1935 Committee member Robertson A & H Society 1937	2
Brooker	Alan		Prizewinner Robertson A & H Show 1950	2
Brooker	Eliza Jane	East Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brooker	G. W.		Committee member Robertson A & H Society 1937 Committee member Robertson A & H Society 1940/41 Vice President 1944	2
Brooker	Henrietta	East Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brooker	Jack	Kangaloon	Son of Mick Brooker Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1889-90 Dairy farmer - supplied Waratah Dairy Factory 1891 Died June 1905	2,6
Brooker	Janet (nee McKenzie)	Ross Shire, Scotland	Wife of John Brooker	2
Brooker	John	"Forest Lodge" Kangaloon	Early settler 1862 at Yarrawa Brush. Freehold elector 1875. 900 acres 1884 - 50 cattle, 2 pigs.	2,10, 11
Brooker	Jonathon	"Forest Lodge" West Kangaloon	Son of John Brooker. Early committee member, Burrawang and West Camden Agricultural Society. Freehold elector 1875. 150 acres 1884 - 2 horses, 25 cattle, 2 pigs. Registered elector 1903, farmer.	2,10, 11,12
Brooker	Leslie		Master of Ceremonies Robertson Show Ball 1917 Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1918	2
Brooker	Margaret	West Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brooker	Mary	West Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brooker	Michael (Mick)	Kangaloon	50 acres 1884 - 3 horses, 12 cattle, 4 pigs. Awarded the Sir John Robertson special prize for butter at Robertson Agricultural Show 1889. Dairy farmer - supplied Waratah Dairy Factory 1891.	2,6 10
Brooker	Murdo	East Kangaloon	Son of John Brooker . Residential elector 1875. Farmer late 1880's. Registered elector 1903, farmer.	2,11, 12
Brooker	Pearl	Kangaloon	Runner-up in inaugural Queen of the District Robertson Show 1932	2
Brooker	R.		Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1889-90	2
Brooker	William L.	"Forest Lodge" West Kangaloon	Freehold elector 1875. 36 acres 1884 - 2 horses, 22 cattle, 3 pigs. Early committee member, Burrawang and West Camden Agricultural Society. Prizewinner Robertson Agricultural Show 1888. Committee member 1889-90. Registered elector 1903, domestic duties. Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1918. Had been a committee member for 49 years when he died in 1935.	2,10, 11,12
Brooks	A. E.	Kangaroo Valley	Enlisted in Armed Forces WWII	9
Brooks	Alfred	Barrengarry,Kangaroo Valley	Trustee of Barrengarry Union Church 1874. Assistant Manager of Barrengarry Butter Factory 1898. Registered elector 1903, farmer.	3,9, 12
Brooks	Anne Maria	Barrengarry	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brooks	Elizabeth Margaret	Sunnyside, Barrengarry	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brooks	G.	Kangaroo Valley	Enlisted in Armed Forces WWII, posted overseas and returned	9
Brooks	Harriett Mary	Budjong Gap, Kangaroo Valley	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brooks	I.	Kangaroo Valley	Died in First World War 1914-1918	9
Brooks	Mary Elizabeth	Kangaroo Valley	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brooks	Richard	Kangaroo Valley	Registered elector 1903, baker.	12
Brooks	Richard (Captain)	Denham Court, Liverpool and Kangaroo Valley	Noted as the first person to run cattle in Kangaroo Valley c1821. After his application he died and the land was granted to his wife, Charlotte in 1837.	3,9
Brosnahan	Daniel	Wildes Meadow	In approx. 1861 changed his name to Bresnahan - see Daniel Bresnahan (Snr)	5
Broughton	Elizabeth (Betsy)	Wingecarribee	Wife of Charles Throsby (II)	1
Broughton Creek Register and Kangaroo Valley and South Coast Farmer	Newspaper	Berry	First published 3 April 1886. Name changed to Berry Register in 1891 when the town's name was changed.	9
Brown	Jane	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brown	John	Kangaloon	Freehold elector 1875.	11
Brown	Sarah Jane	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Brown	William	Kangaroo Valley	Member of (Interim) Cambewarra Shire Council from June 1906	3,9
Brown	William	Kangaloon/Robertson	Freehold elector 1875, Prizewinner at inaugural Robertson Agricultural Show 1880. 160 acres 1884 - 3 horses, 40 cattle, 10 pigs. Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1886. Prizewinner Robertson Agricultural Show 1888. Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1889-90. Registered elector 1903, labourer.	2,10, 11,12
Brown	William James	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, labourer.	12
Bruce	Ann Jane	West Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Bruce	Annie	West Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Bruce	Elsie Jane	West Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Bruce	Herbert	West Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, farmer.	12
Bruce	James	West Kangaloon	Freehold elector 1875. Registered elector 1903, farmer.	11,12
Bruce	Mary Eliza	West Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Bruem	Ludvig Georg (George)	Avoca and Wildes Meadow	Born Norway 1907, migrated to Australia 1926. Worked for Arne Juell at Avoca in 1930. Later bought his own farm at Wildes Meadow.	5
Bryan	Edward	Kangaroo Valley	Freehold elector 1875.	11
Bryan	Henry J.	Barrengarry, Kangaroo Valley	Freehold elector 1875. Manager at Barrengarry Butter Factory in 1880/90s	9,11
Bryan	Pattieson	Kangaroo Valley	Freehold elector 1875.	11
Bryant	Edward James	Bomballa (sic)	Registered elector at Yarrunga 1903 (labourer) whilst living at Bomballa.	12
Bryen	Annie	Wollanderry	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Bryen	Elizabeth Ann	Bendeela	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Bryen	Herbert James	Barrengarry	Registered elector 1903, butter maker.	12
Bryen	James	Wollanderry	Registered elector 1903, wheelwright.	12
Buckett	William	Robertson	Residential elector 1875.	11
Budjong Public School		Budjong, Kangaroo Valley	Established as a provisional school 29 May 1884, closing 30 April 1895 Re-opened at Budjong Gap 23 November 1898 At the same time a school at Budjong Vale opened 22 July 1885 until it too closed June 1898	9
Bunda	Mary	Kangaroo Valley	Aboriginal woman receiving rations in 1886	3
Bungalow Guesthouse (The)		Nowra Road, Fitzroy Falls	Built c1926 by the Tilburn family The land was originally selected by R Culbert in 1885	5,6
Bunt	Henry	Robertson/Avoca	Drove bullock teams between Goulburn and Sydney (and points in between) in the 1850s. Residential elector 1875.	5,11
Bunt	William	Robertson	His horse teams carted the bricks for St Davids Church Burrawang from Avoca and Wildes Meadow in 1885/6	7
Bunter	James	Yurunga	Freehold elector 1875.	11
Burke	Mary Ann Winifred		Second wife of James Wright.	P
Burnett	Jane	Bega and Avoca	Married Robert Turnbull (Jnr) 28 April 1875	5
Burnham	C.F. (Frank)		Prizewinner Robertson A & H Show 1957	2
Burnham	Edwin (Ted)	East Kangaloon	Dairy farmer - supplied Waratah Dairy Factory 1891. Registered elector 1903, farmer.	2,6, 12
Burnham	John James	East Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, farmer.	12
Burnham	P.	Robertson	Recorded in 1884 as owning 6 horses, 45 cattle, 6 pigs but not owning land on which to keep them.	10
Burnham	Rebecca Jessica	East Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Burns	Mary Jane	Grassy Gully, Monargo	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Burrawang and District Market Gardeners' Union		Burrawang	Established in 1922	2
Burrawang and West Camden Agricultural Society		Formerly Burrawang Farmers Club	Name change made in 1879. Held the first agricultural show in the area May 1880. John Hanrahan was President and J.R. Battye was Secretary at the time.	2,8,P
Burrawang and Wildes Meadow Bachelors' Club	Social group	Wildes Meadow	Held two balls each year at Carrington Hall, Wildes Meadow in 1880/1890s Musicians were Terry Cunningham, Mick Bresnahan (violins) and Pat Bresnahan (piano)	5
Burrawang Church of England Denominational School	Known as Wingecarribee School until 1870/71	Church Street, Burrawang	Opened l867 with service by Rev James Hassall from Berrima Operating full time until July 1877 Built by John Staggs of Robertson	5,6 7
Burrawang Club Hotel	Licenced Hotel	Corner Dale Street and Wildes Meadow Road, Burrawang	Proprietor in 1879 was Henry Miles. Hosted the Judges' dinner, Burrawang and West Camden Agricultural Show 1880.	2,P
Burrawang East Public School	Also known as Wildes Meadow Public School from 1885 and Myra Vale Public School from 1893	Wildes Meadow Road, Burrawang	Opened 1877 in temporary buildings with teacher Isabella Bartlett, previously at nearby Beaumont School. Closed 1968/9	6, 13
Burrawang Ethiopian Troupe		Burrawang and district	Formed in 1890 to provide entertainment and amusement at dances, fairs etc	8
Burrawang Farmers' Club		Farmers from Robertson, Burrawang, Kangaloon and Wildes Meadow	Established 1878 with first President, John Hanrahan. Meetings on Thursday nights nearest the full moon for better night travel	2
Burrawang General Store		Hoddle Street, Burrawang	Established c1867 and still operating in original building. Purchased by Frank McGrath in 1891.	6,P
Burrawang Police Station		Burrawang	Established in 1894 after agitation from the Burrawang Farmers' Club	P
Burrawang Post Office	Previously called Mt Pleasant	Burrawang	Opened 1 March 1865	7
Burrawang Presbyterian Church		Church Street, Burrawang	Services had been held in private homes since 1862/3 and the church was built in 1887/88 on land donated by George Creighton	6,8
Burrawang Public School		Church Street, Burrawang	Opened in January 1878 with first teacher, Archibald Booth, previously stationed at Parkes, NSW. Buildings erected by John Staggs for a contract of £1200. Between 1878 and 1977 the average attendance was a little over 50 pupils	6,8,P
Burrawang Race Club	Horse racing club	Held in Edward Shipley's paddocks	Remembered by Jack McGrath as being established by J.R. Battye in 1882	P
Burrawang Roman Catholic Church		Burrawang	Opened 1875	8
Burrawang School of Arts	Originally Star of Burrawang Lodge of Manchester Unity Oddfellows Society	Hoddle Street, Burrawang	Stone and brick hall completed in October 1883. In 1890 the Lodge and land were donated to the town by M U O S. Also housed the Burrawang Library. The wooden building was erected in 1915.	6,8,P
Burrawang Vigilance Committee	Probably would now be called a Progress Association	Burrawang	Formed in 1884	8
Burrawang Wesleyan Methodist Church		Burrawang	Opened in 1874	7
Bursill	P. E.	Robertson	Killed in action WWI. The St Mark window in Robertson Anglican Church is dedicated to his memory	7
Bursill	Thomas Edward	Robertson	Builder of pavilion for Robertson Agricultural Society Showground 1888. Registered elector 1903, carpenter. Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1918.	2,12
Butler	John J.	Kangaroo Valley	Cambewarra Shire Councillor 1940/42. Enlisted in Armed Forces WWII, posted overseas and returned.	9
Butler	John James	Bunker's Hill	Registered elector 1903, farmer.	12
Button	Richard	Kangaroo Valley	Registered elector 1903, labourer.	12
Bynon	Brian	Burrawang	Head Teacher, Burrawang Public School from January 1969	P
Byrne	Frederick	Jack's Corner, Kangaroo Valley	Registered elector 1903, labourer.	12