Surname	First name(s)	Place	Notes	Ref
Medlicott	Mrs.		Needlework prizewinner Robertson Agricultural Show 1896	2
Menzies	Adam	"Sitting Lorne" West Kangaloon	80 acres 1884 - 2 horses, 34 cattle, 13 pigs.	10
Merchant	W.	Kangaroo Valley	Enlisted in Armed Forces, World War I	9
Merryland	W.		Committee member Robertson A & H Society 1940/41	2
Messrs Barrett, Hayter & Co			Prizewinner at inaugural Robertson Agricultural Show 1880	2
Meyers	Michael		Teacher at Avoca Public School from August, 1886	5
Middleton	George (Reverend)	Upper Mittagong/ Glenquarry	Served at St Luke's Anglican Church, Glenquarry from October 1870 to June 1873	7
Miles	Henry	Burrawang	Fined £3 in 1879 for permitting disorderly conduct in his licensed public house at Burrawang (Burrawang Club Hotel). Owned the principal store in Burrawang 1880.	2,8 P
Miles	J.	Kangaroo Valley	Committee member Kangaroo Valley School of Arts 1899	9
Miles	Miss		Needlework prizewinner Robertson Agricultural Show 1896	2
Miller	C. W.	Kangaroo Valley	Enlisted in the Armed Forces WWII and was killed in action	3,9
Miller	Henry	Barrengarry	Registered elector 1903, labourer.	12
Miller	John Ritchie	"Springfield" Burrawang	Early committee member, Burrawang and West Camden Agricultural Society. Prizewinner at second Burrawang & West Camden Agricultural Show 1881. Prizewinner third Burrawang Agricultural Show 1882. 80 acres 1884 - 3 horses, 40 cattle. Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1886. Prizewinner Robertson Agricultural Show 1889. Registered elector 1903, farmer.	2,10, 12
Miller	Margaret	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Miller	Samuel King	Burrawang	Head Teacher/Principal of Burrawang Public School from May 1879. Credited with first suggesting an agricultural show in the area (1879). Committee of Burrawang and West Camden Agricultural Society 1879. Secretary of Show Committee 1883. His son was later to become Sir Denison Miller, the first Governor of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.	2, 13
Miller	Susan	Barrengarry	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Miller	William	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, farmer.	12
Miller	William	Barrengarry	Registered elector 1903, labourer.	12
Miller	William J.	Kangaroo Valley	Secretary of Kangaroo Valley Agricultural & Horticultural Association 1885-1889.	9
Milligan	Jane	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties. Adopted daughter of John McBarron and inherited his property when he died in 1897.	12,P
Milligan	John	Bendeela, Kangaroo Valley	Bought the original Collins' land (800 acres) from Gray in 1863 for £7500. By 1871 he was milking over 100 cows on the property.	3,9
Mills & Pile	Auctioneers	Burrawang	Remembered by Jack McGrath as the first auctioneers in the district (1861) and among the first in N.S.W.	13
Minehan	D W	Avoca	Enlisted in Armed Forces WWII	5
Missingham	George		Son of John Missingham	2
Missingham	Gordon	Robertson	Son of William Missingham Snr Continued sawmilling at Robertson after his father retired	2
Missingham	Henry		Son of John Missingham	2
Missingham	James		Son of John Missingham Committee member Robertson A & H Society 1937 Committee member Robertson A & H Society 1940/41	2
Missingham	James (Jim)	Robertson	Son of William Missingham Snr. Continued sawmilling at Robertson after his father retired. Committee member Robertson A & H Society.	2
Missingham	John (Snr) (Jack)	"Carrington" Pheasant Ground purchased 1883	Born Jamberoo 1859. Established a sawmill 1883 and later bought a Robertson sawmill (Todd's) in 1906. 80 acres 1884 - 1 horse, 15 cattle. Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1918. Elected President Robertson A & H Society 1924 - 1934. Committee member Robertson A & H Society 1937. Died 1948.	2,10
Missingham	John Snr	Robertson	Laid the foundation stone to extensions at St John's Anglican Church 1940 Committee member Robertson A & H Society 1940/41 Vice President 1944	2
Missingham	Margaret (nee Johnston)	Robertson born	Wife of William Missingham	2
Missingham	Mary (nee Turner)	Jamberoo born	Wife of John Missingham Snr	2
Missingham	Robert (Bob)	Robertson	Son of John Missingham Proprietor of Royal Hotel in Robertson (twice)	2
Missingham	William (Bill)	Robertson	Son of William Missingham Snr Continued sawmilling at Robertson after his father retired Committee member Robertson A & H Society	2
Missingham	William Snr	Pheasant Ground	Born 1891 Son of John Missingham Served 37 years on Wingecarribee Shire Council Committee member Robertson A & H Society 1937 Elected President 1944 - 1973 Captain of Robertson Bushfire Brigade for many years	2
Missingham (John) and Sons	Sawmillers	Kangaroo Creek, Robertson	Established a sawmill 1883 and later bought a Robertson sawmill (Todd's) in 1906	8
Mitchell	Lockhart Lawson	West Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, stonemason.	12
Mitchell	Robert Allen	West Kangaloon	60 acres 1884 - 4 horses, 17 cattle. Registered elector 1903, farmer.	10,12
Mitchenson	George	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, labourer.	12
Mitten	Margaret	Beaumont	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Mitten	Thomas	Kangaroo Valley	Registered elector 1903, road maintenance labourer.	12
Moffitt	Annie	Kangaroo River	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Moffitt	Catherine Ann	Barrengarry	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Moffitt	David J.	Robertson	Treasurer of St John the Evangelist Anglican Church, Robertson 1875. Supervised construction of morse code telegraph line from Berrima to Kiama in 1879. Vice President of Burrawang Agricultural Society 1881. 27 acres 1884 - 3 horses, 14 cattle, 1 pig. Elected President 1885. Died 1887 aged 50.	2,7 10
Moffitt	John James	Barrengarry, Kangaroo Valley	Manager of the Barrengarry Butter Factory 1880/90s. Registered elector 1903, factory manager. Trustee of Kangaroo Valley School of Arts 1908. Treasurer of School of Arts 1910. Secretary of Kangaroo Valley Agricultural & Horticultural Assoc. 1910-1918.	9,12
Moffitt	Thomas	Barrengarry, Kangaroo Valley	Trustee of Barrengarry Union Church 1874. Trustee of Kangaroo Valley Wesleyan Methodist Church 1887. Registered elector 1903, farmer.	9,12
Monaghan	A S	Avoca	Enlisted in Armed Forces WWII Awarded D F C	5
Monaghan	H. M.	Avoca	Enlisted in Australian Women's Army Service in WWII	5
Monaghan	Reginald		Teacher at Avoca Public School from January, 1931	5
Moore	John	"Brushside" and "Fernbrook", Wildes Meadow. These possibly amalgamated into "Hawthorne Glen" after 1884	Born 1826, Ahoghill, County Antrim. Married Margaret McCaughey 1852 in Ireland. Migrated to Australia 1855 per "Bermondsey". Early settler and potato grower 1870s. 100 acres 1884. 2 horses, 24 cattle (Brushside). 150 acres 1884 - 2 horses, 35 cattle, 20 pigs (Fernbrook)	8, 10, P
Moore	John Henry	Kangaroo Valley	Registered elector 1903, labourer.	12
Moore	Max	Wildes Meadow	Prizewinner Robertson A & H Show 1957,1959	2
Moore	Paul	Wildes Meadow	130 acres 1884 - 2 horses, 40 cattle, 20 pigs.	10
Moore	R. Z.		Committee member Robertson A & H Society 1937	2
Morgan	Anne	Barrengarry	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Morgan	Jane	Barrengarry	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Morgan	Morgan	Waterfall Road, Kangaroo Valley	Registered elector 1903, farmer.	12
Morgan	Richard	Kangaroo Valley	Registered elector 1903, farmer.	12
Morling	Frank	East Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, labourer.	12
Morris	F.	Burrawang	Enlisted in WW1 and recorded on Roll of Honour 1914-1919 monument, Hoddle Street, Burrawang	P
Morrisby	Alice Maud	Mount Murray	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Morrisby	James Laranda	Mount Murray	Registered elector 1903, farmer.	12
Morrison	Alexander	Barrengarry, Kangaroo Valley	100 acres 1884, 6 horses, 36 cattle, 2 sheep, 20 pigs. Registered elector 1903, blacksmith.	10,12
Morrison	Ellen	Barrengarry	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Morrison	Emily	Kangaroo Valley	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Morrison	James	Barrengarry	Registered elector 1903, blacksmith.	12
Morrison	Sarah Ann	Barrengarry	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Morrison	Sarah Ann	Barrengarry	Registered elector 1903, music teacher.	12
Morrow	Christopher	Kangaroo Valley	Registered elector 1903, farmer.	12
Morrow	Elizabeth Jane	Bellawongarah	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Morrow	F. W .		Committee member Robertson A & H Society 1937 Committee member Robertson A & H Society 1940/41	2
Morrow	Margaret	Bellawongarah	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Morrow	Mary Hannah	Beaumont	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Morrow	Robert John	Bellawongarah	Registered elector 1903, farmer.	12
Mortimer	Ida	Burrawang	Married Stanley Perkins 1952 Previously widowed with three daughters	5
Mortimer	William (Bill)	Yarrunga	Known as the Cabbage King in early 1900s. One years' crop was 32,000 heads of cabbage.	2
Morton	William	Wattamolla	Registered elector 1903, farm labourer.	12
Moses	Edward	"Wren's Meadow" Burrawang	Early settler with some 200 acres (Jervis). Committee of Burrawang and West Camden Agricultural Society 1879. 150 acres 1884 - 13 horses, 80 cattle. Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1886. Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1889-90. Sold farm and cattle and moved to Richmond River 1898.	2,8, 10
Moses	J.		Prizewinner at inaugural Robertson Agricultural Show 1880	2
Moses	J.M.	Burrawang	Enlisted in WW1 and recorded on Roll of Honour 1914-1919 monument, Hoddle Street, Burrawang	P
Moses	Mrs Edward (nee Hayter)	Pearson's Road, Wildes Meadow	Pioneer settler of Robertson District	2
Moses	R.L.	Burrawang	Enlisted in WW1 and recorded on Roll of Honour 1914-1919 monument, Hoddle Street, Burrawang. Killed in action	P
Moses	R.W. (R.M.?)	"Hard Lodge" Wildes Meadow	Committee of Burrawang and West Camden Agricultural Society 1879. 80 acres 1884 - 5 horses, 39 cattle, 18 pigs. Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1886. Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1889-90. Prizewinner Robertson Agricultural Show 1889. Prizewinner Robertson Agricultural Show 1896. Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1918. Elected Life Member 1921.	2,10
Moses	T.J.	Burrawang	Trustee in 1875 of the original land purchase for the parsonage to St David's Anglican Church, Burrawang Secretary of Burrawang Agricultural Society 1881	2,7
Moses	W .		Committee member Robertson Agricultural Society 1889-90	2
Moss	Benjamin	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, saddler.	12
Moss	Bernard	Kangaroo Valley	Probably son of Moses Moss. Constructed the stone school building at Kangaroo Valley in 1884 with West and Campbell.	9
Moss	Felix	Kangaroo Valley	Registered elector 1903, carrier.	12
Moss	Mary Adelaide	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Moss	Moses	Kangaroo Valley	Early settler On 18 February 1870 he was made a Trustee of the Jewish section of Kangaroo Valley cemetery	3
Moss	Rose	Kangaroo Valley	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Moule	Catherine Teresa	Burrawang	Early settler who died in 1913	8
Moule	Charles Augustus	"Underwood Hill" Burrawang	Purchased 237 acres at Burrawang in 1871 from John Staggs, the original grantee. Moule later sold 9½ acres for the erection of St. David's Church and parsonage. Recorded as owning 1 horse and 5 cattle in 1884.	7,10
Moule	Edward James	Avoca, Kirklands Wildes Meadow Road	First grantee of Portion 48 Avoca in 1876. Married Mary Ann Mumberson.	2,6
Moult-Spiers	R.	Avoca	Enlisted in Armed Forces WWII	5
Moyes	W.	Burrawang	Enlisted in WW1 and recorded on Roll of Honour 1914-1919 monument, Hoddle Street, Burrawang	P
Moyrahan	Andrew		Relief Teacher at Avoca Public School from September, 1926	5
Mullet	George (Jnr)	West Kangaloon	Registered elector 1903, farmer.	12
Mullett	George (Snr)	"Sugarloaf" West Kangaloon	107 acres 1884 - 25 cattle, 11 sheep. Registered elector 1903, farmer.	10,12
Mulley	Eliza	North Yarrunga	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Mumberson	Daniel	Burrawang	40 acres 1884 - 1 horse, 3 cattle. With brother William, started horse teams for general carrying 1875	10,13
Mumberson	Don	Wildes Meadow	Cabbage farmer in 1940s	5
Mumberson	Mary Ann	Kirklands , Wildes Meadow Road	Born c1864 Married Edward James Moule and after his death, married William Hill Died 1955 aged 91	6
Mumberson	William	Burrawang	With brother Daniel, started horse teams for general carrying 1875.	13
Murphy	Jack	Avoca	Publican and Member of Avoca Rifle Club early 1900s	5
Murphy	James	Robertson	Registered elector 1903, labourer.	12
Murphy	John	Jamberoo Mountains	Registered elector 1903, farmer.	12
Murphy	Margaret	Jamberoo Mountains	Registered elector 1903, domestic duties.	12
Murray	Alice (Miss)	Upper Kangaroo River	Teacher in charge of Hillcrest Public School, Upper Kangaroo River, from 11 December 1925 Retired 8 November 1931 and school closed until 31 December 1940	4
Murray	Mr.	Broger's Creek, Kangaroo Valley	Early selector of 180 acres c1863	9
Murray	F.A.	Burrawang	Enlisted in WW1 and recorded on Roll of Honour 1914-1919 monument, Hoddle Street, Burrawang	P
Murray	R.M.	Burrawang	Enlisted in WW1 and recorded on Roll of Honour 1914-1919 monument, Hoddle Street, Burrawang	P
Muzy	George Henry (Rev )	Kangaroo Valley	First permanent rector at Church of the Good Shepherd, Kangaroo Valley from 26 February 1882 until 1892. After serving at Berry Parish, died September 1907	9
Myers	F. E.		Appointed Secretary Robertson A & H Society 1924 Resigned 1925	2
Mylane	Mrs.		Needlework prizewinner Robertson Agricultural Show 1896	2
Myra Vale Hotel	Licenced Hotel	Wildes Meadow Road	Licencee in 1880s/1890s was a Mr Murphy. Reputed to have been dismantled and moved to Moss Vale to become the Central Hotel	5,6
Myra Vale Public School	See also Burrawang East Public School	Myra Vale/Wildes Meadow	Opened in 1877 in unfinished premises. First teacher was Isabelle Bartlett. Closed in 1968	6, 13
Myra Vale Wesleyan Methodist Church	Now closed	Wildes Meadow Road, Myra Vale	Erected 1874. Opposite the Myra Vale cemetery	6