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Pelly Bros Selections - Victoria (1875-1890) Selector's Name Vic Victorian Government Gazette Lease / Land Lease / Lease Lease Date Location Area / Collection Comments Govt Ref No Status Licence Year (Parish) Extent District Gaz. No Year James Pelly 1875 No 29 - 23 Apr 1875 - Pg 786 Lease - Approved 750 1875 1 May 1875 Tambo 103 Acres Bairnsdale Lease No 750 B - James Pelly:- 103 Acres, 0 Rods, 3 Perches James Pelly 1877 No 77 - 20 Oct 1876 -Pg 1930 Lease - Withdrawn 750 1875 1 May 1875 Tambo 103 Acres Bairnsdale Corr. No 750/19 - Holdings Revoked Open for Selection James Pelly 1877 No 1 - 5 Jan 1877 - Pg 13 Lease - Withdrawn 3537 1877 19 Jan 1877 Maryvale 150 Acres Bairnsdale Lease No 3537 S - Lease Not Granted Open for Selection James Pelly 1877 No 45 - 11 May 1877 - Pg 869 Lease – Withdrawn 3560 1877 25 May 1877 Boosey 160 Acres Yarrawonga Lease No 3560 B - Lease Not Granted Open for Selection James Pelly 1878 No 76 - 2 Aug 1878 - Pg 1845 Lease - Approved 9527 1878 1 Aug 1878 St James 103 Acres Benalla Lease No 9527 B James Pelly 1877 No 80 - 27 Jul 1877 - Pg 1433 Lease - Approved 3566 1877 1 Aug 1877 Devenish 217 Acres Benalla Lease No 3566 B James Pelly 1889 No 28 - 15 Mar 1889 - Pg 960 Lease - Arrears 3566 1886 1 Apr 1886 Devenish 218 Acres Benalla Lease Arrears Due: 1 Apr 1888 Andrew O'Halloran 1878 No 34 - 22 Mar 1878 - Pg 656 Lease - Approved 7484 1878 1 Apr 1878 Burramine 320 Acres Benalla Andrew O'Halloran Husband of Margaret Pelly & Boosey Burramine - Pt 165 & 166; Boosey - Pt 190 :- Licence No 7484 B Andrew O'Halloran 1887 No 89 - 23 Sep 1887 - Pg 2777 Lease - Arrears 38614 1882 1 Oct 1882 Pine Lodge 113 Acres Shepparton Lease Arrears Due: 1 Apr 1887 - Pine Lodge (Near Shepparton) Margaret O'Halloran 1887 No 89 - 23 Sep 1887 - Pg 2777 Lease - Arrears 38616 1882 1 Oct 1882 Pine Lodge 120 Acres Shepparton Lease Arrears Due: 1 Apr 1887 Margt O'Halloran (Arrears after transfer) Pine Lodge Andrew O'Halloran 1887 No 89 - 23 Sep 1887 - Pg 2788 Lease - Arrears 7484 1882 1 Oct 1882 Burramine 320 Acres Yarrawonga Lease Arrears Due: 1 Apr 1887 Andrew O'Halloran 1888 Land for Sale - Notice Land - Sale Notice Title 1888 21 Jan 1888 Youarang 320 Acres Yarrawonga Mr A O'Halloran owner having left the district. 320 Acre property watered by Boosey Creek. Jeremiah Quinane 1888 No 112 - 30 Nov 1888 - Pg 3622 Lease - Transfer 7484 1888 28 Apr 1888 Burramine 320 Acres Yarrawonga Andrew O'Halloran transferred Licence No 7484 - Jeremiah Quinane (Burramine) Cornelius Quinane 1888 No 112 - 30 Nov 1888 - Pg 3619 Lease - Transfer 7484 1888 28 Apr 1888 Boosey 125 Acres Yarrawonga Andrew O'Halloran transferred Licence No 7484 - Cornelius Quinane (Burramine) :- 125 Acres, 1 Rod, 356/10 Perches Margaret O'Halloran 1890 No 56 - 7 Jul 1890 - Pg 2809 Lease - Transfer 38614 1890 22 Mar 1890 Pine Lodge 112 Acres Shepparton Andrew O'Halloran transferred Lease to Margaret O'Halloran Pine Lodge :- 112 Acres, 1 Rod, 25 Perches Patrick Pelly 1877 No 80 - 27 Jul 1877 - Pg 1434 Lease - Approved 3565 1877 1 Aug 1877 Karrabumet 320 Acres Benalla Selected land 1876 in St James per Marita O'Kane. Licence No & St James 3565 B -Removal of fencing to be allowed. Patrick Pelly 1885 No 30 - 20 May 1885 - Pg 889 Lease - Transfer 9541 1878 1 Sep 1878 Karrabumet 99 Acres 3 Benalla Kieran Pelly transferred lease to Patrick Pelly (Lake Rowan) Rods 39 Lease No 9451 - Lease Transfers registered at Titles Office Perches From Kieran Pelly to Patrick Pelly ‘farmer’ Lake Rowan before Kieran started up Emu Hotel, Cnr Pelham / Bouverie St, Carlton. Patrick Pelly 1887 No 89 - 23 Sep 1887 - Pg 2788 Lease - Arrears 9541 1883 1 Oct 1883 Karrabumet 100 Acres Benalla Lease Arrears Due: 1 Apr 1887 Pelly, Patrk. - Karrabumet (now Lake Rowan) Patrick Pelly 1889 No 92 - 6 Sep 1889 - Pg 3043 Lease - Transfer 9527 1887 1 Apr 1887 St James 102 Acres Cashel Thomas Pelly transferred lease to Patrick Pelly, St James Cashel Land Office:- 102 Acres, 3 Rods,39 Perches Patrick Pelly 1889 No 90 - 27 Aug 1889 - Pg 2975 Lease - Transfer 17517 1882 1 Jul 1882 St James 33 Acres Cashel Mary A Pelly (Kieran Pelly's wife Mary Ann Stole) transferred lease to Patrick Pelly, St James:- 33 Acres, 2 Rods, 6 Perches Patrick Pelly 1889 No 15 - 15 Feb 1889 - Pg 635 Lease - Transfer 11536 1884 1 Oct 1884 St James 37 Acres Cashel Hanora Pelly transferred lease to Patrick Pelly, Corr. No. 11536 H Pelly (Hanora Pelly):- 33 Acres, 3 Rods, 39 Perches Patrick Pelly 1889 No 128 -29 Nov 1889 - Pg 4033 Lease - Transfer 3566 1886 1 Apr 1886 Devenish 217 Acres Benalla Thomas Pelly transferred lease to Patrick Pelly, St James Corr. No 3566: 217 Acres, 2 Rods, 32 Perches Patrick Pelly 1890 No 50 - 18 Apr 1890 - Pg 1473 Lease - Arrears 11536 1884 1 Oct 1884 St James 38 Acres Tungamah Lease Arrears Due: 1 Apr 1889 P Pelly - Ex Kieran (Kiernan) Pelly Patrick Pelly 1891 No 53 - 23 Apr 1891 - Pg 1710 Lease - Arrears 3566 1886 1 Apr 1886 Devenish 218 Acres Benalla Lease Arrears Due: 1 Oct 1890 - Licence No 3566 Patrick Pelly 1891 No 53 - 23 Apr 1891 - Pg 1710 Lease - Arrears 3565 1882 1 Feb 1882 Karrabumet 320 Acres Benalla Lease Arrears Due: 1 Aug 1890 & St James Patrick Pelly 1891 No 56 - 28 Apr 1891 - Pg 1805 Lease - Arrears 17517 1882 1 Jul 1888 St James 34 Acres Tungamah Lease Arrears Due: 2 Jan 1891 Pelly Bros Selections - Victoria (1875-1890) Cont’d Selector's Name Vic Victorian Government Gazette Lease / Land Status Lease / Lease Lease Date Location Area / Collection Comments Govt Ref No Licence Year (Parish) Extent District Gaz. No Year Hanora Pelly 1902 No 90 - 30 Jul 1902 - Pg 3304 Application - 9527 1887 1 Apr 1887 St James 103 Acres Tungamah Payment made 1 Jul 1902 at Melbourne Ref 4/437 Issue Crown Grant (£6 s13 p4; Crown Grant is for land sold by the government and granted to an individual) Hanora Pelly 1902 No 90 - 30 Jul 1902 - Pg 3304 Application - 3566 1886 1 Apr 1886 Devenish 218 Acres Benalla Payment made 1 Jul 1902 at Melbourne Ref 3/430 Issue Crown Grant (£7 s4 p1; Crown Grant is for land sold by the government and granted to an individual) Thomas Pelly 1878 No 6 - 18 Jan 1878 - Pg 127 Lease - Approved 7540 1878 1 Jan 1878 St James 293 Acres Benalla 1877 Selected Land at St James as per Benalla District Men Licence No 7540 B Thomas Pelly 1887 No 89 - 23 Sep 1887 - Pg 2788 Lease - Arrears 7540 1884 1 Jan 1884 St James 293 Acres Tungamah Lease Arrears Due: 1 Jul 1887 Thomas Pelly 1889 No 11 - 5 Feb 1889 - Pg 549 Lease - Transfer 766 1886 1 Apr 1886 Devenish 217 Acres Benalla James Pelly transferred lease to Thomas Pelly Corr. No 766:- 217 Acres, 2 Rods, 32 Perches Thomas Pelly 1889 No 11 - 5 Feb 1889 - Pg 549 Lease - Transfer 9527 1887 1 Apr 1887 St James 102 Acres Benalla James Pelly transferred lease to Thomas Pelly Corr. No 9527:- 102 Acres, 3 Rods, 39 Perches Thomas Pelly 1889 No 28 - 15 Mar 1889 - Pg 964 Lease - Arrears 7540 1884 1 Jan 1884 St James 293 Acres Tungamah Lease Arrears Due: 1 Jul 1888 Thomas Pelly 1890 No 29 - 28 Mar 1890 - Pg 1191 Lease - Arrears 7540 1884 1 Jan 1884 St James 293 Acres Tungamah Lease Arrears Due: 1 Jul 1889 - T Pelly Thomas Pelly 1891 No 56 - 28 Apr 1891 - Pg 1786 Lease - Arrears 7540 1884 1 Jan 1884 St James 293 Acres Tungamah Lease Arrears Due: 1 Jul 1891 - T Pelly Kieran Pelly 1878 No 84 -16 Aug 1878 - Pg 1984 Lease - Approved 9541 1878 1 Sep 1878 Karrabumet 100 Acres Benalla Licence No 9541B - Benalla (£5 s5) Kieran Pelly 1887 No 89 - 23 Sep 1887 -Pg 2771 Lease - Arrears 17517 1882 1 Jul 1882 St James 34 Acres Tungamah Lease Arrears Due: 1 Jul 1887 - Licence No 17517 Kieran Pelly 1889 No 28 - 15 Mar 1889 - Pg 968 Lease - Arrears 11536 1884 1 Oct 1884 St James 38 Acres Tungamah Lease Arrears Due: 1 Apr 1888 - Kiernan Pelly Timothy Mackay 1887 No 89 - 23 Sep 1887 - Pg 2778 Lease - Arrears 1139 1881 1 Apr 1881 Devenish & 220 Acres Benalla Lease Arrears Due: 1 Apr 1887 - Moved from farm in Bungeet Beremboke (near Ballan) & proceeded to Devenish in 1877 and selected 220 Acres 1 Apr 1881. Bridget Mackay 1889 No 2 -11 Jan 1889 - Pg 131 Lease - Transfer 1139 1889 1 Apr 1881 Devenish & 220 Acres Benalla Timothy Mackay transferred lease to Bridget Mackay Bungeet (Devenish) Bridget Mackay 1889 No 87 - 23 Aug 1889 - Pg 2899 Lease - Approved & 1102 1889 1 Jul 1889 Callignee 427 Acres Traralgon Bridget Mackay (Devenish), as administratrix to the estate Transfer and effects of Timothy Mackay deceased .
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