Index to Charles . Hollinshed, ECF Bird and oel Goss’s Lime Land Leisure: Peninsular History in the Shire of Flinders compiled by Don Jordan Australian and ew Zealand Society of Indexers 2009 Australian and New Zealand Society of Indexers PO Box 5062 Glenferrie South, Victoria 3122, Australia © Don Jordan, 2009 ISBN 0-9578059-8-5 Australian and New Zealand Society of Indexers. Index series. no. 7 ISSN 1449-8820 This index was compiled from Lime land leisure: peninsular history in the Shire of Flinders by Charles N. Hollinshed, ECF Bird and Noel Goss. Rosebud, Vic : Shire of Flinders, 2001. 207p 2 Foreword The Australian and New Zealand Society of Indexers. Index Series publishes indexes compiled by mentees in the Australian and New Zealand Society of Indexers (ANZSI) mentoring scheme. Mentees, under the supervision of ANZSI mentors, create indexes to previously published works which have been published without indexes. Titles chosen for the mentoring program are significant or useful works from the 19 th and 20 th century which warrant being indexed, and which will provide invaluable access to previously difficult to use material. Indexes to both monographs and serials are included. Max McMaster Chair, ANZSI Mentoring Committee 3 Page numbers in bold type indicate illustrations “Alpha Downs” (property at Sorrento) Jennings’ old kiln at 179 A land alienated by James Purves 83 abattoirs, 43, 110, 141, 158, 158a–158e Amos, R., alienates land at Cape Schanck with A. Moat’s Corner 158c–158d Cairns 106 Sorrento 58–59 Amphitheatre, The (behind Sorrento) Aboriginal middens 29 Darby’s Rock in 178 at Sorrento 18, 19 entertainment at 90 Aboriginal people 27–30, 41, 172 transport to 155 at Langwarrin 29 “The Anchorage” (house at Sorrento), J. camp at Sorrento in summer 29 Farnsworth builds for George Coppin 91, 119 last princess (Eliza) 172 Anderson, Mr, as Barker’s overseer 67 relics found near Turkey Flat 29 Anderson, Robert Sterling Tal Tal sub-group 29 as shire councillor (1875) 194 Westernport tribe 29 buys land at Sorrento 89 work at lime kilns 51 chairs road board election 186 Aboriginal ‘protectors’, Meyrick’s comments 30 J. Farnsworth builds “St. Aubins” for 119 Aborigines, Assistant Protector of 28 receives escaped convicts at Cape Schanck with Act for making and improving Roads in the Colony S. Sherlock 148 of Victoria (1853) 184 Anderson, Thomas, buys land at Sorrento 89 Adam (sic), Mr, runs sheep xv Andromeda (ship) 32 Adamson (sic), Mr (land licensee) xv Angel Cave (near Cape Schanck), contains Adams, Bob, owns family vineyard at McCrae 161 stalactites 12 , 13 Adams, Captain (sailor and boat owner), settles at Anthonys Nose (bluff below Arthur’s Seat) McCrae (1847) 99 as barrier to traffic 34 Adams, Mary Ann see McLear, Mary Ann dwellings west of 39 Adams, Robert Henry (son of Captain Adams) aquarium (at Sorrento), Farnsworth brothers as farmer and blacksmith 99 establish 119 operates guest house at McCrae 99 Aquarius V (yacht) 97 “Adare” (property at Shoreham), Peter Nowlan “Ardrossan” (house at Flinders), Andrew Buchanan owns (1877) 142, 166–168 builds 101 Aerial (ship) Argus, The (newspaper), Alexander Sutherland as lime carrier 52 writes for 86 John Cain owns 104 Ariel (ship), carries tea-tree to Melbourne 151 The Age (newspaper), carries advertisement for “Aringa” (guest house at Dromana) 137 land at Dromana (1908) 93 Arkwell, J., alienates land at Red Hill 45 agriculture see farms, produce of Armstrong, W. (householder) 185 Albas, Antonio (also known as Tony Salvas) Arnold, Charles, as president of Nepean Historical at Sorrento 130 Society xiv burns lime at Rye 153 Arthur’s Seat “Alfa Downs” (property) see “Alpha Downs” as landmark 37 (property) cuttings for access to Red Hill 45 Alfred Hospital (Melbourne), David Macfarlan explored by Sir George Murray (1802) 30 made Honorary Life Governor 136 granite exposure 4 alienation of land landholding on 33 Bittern 126 naming of 30 Cape Schanck 106, 107, 143 rocks forming 3 Dromana 141 “Arthur’s Seat” (grazing run) 65, 66 McCrae 99 boundaries (1848) 70 Portsea 137 “Arthurs Seat Hotel”, attempts to host council process 65 meetings (1879)194 Red Hill 45 The Aryan Household by W. E. Hearn (1878) 86 Rye 100, 103, 144, 151, 153 Assistant Protector Thomas, map by 28 Sorrento 83, 100, 153 “Athenaeum” (concert hall at Sorrento) Wannaeue 100 built by Isaac Bensilum and managed by David Allison, David, lives at Rye 40 Macfarlan 135 Allison, James (householder) 185 electricity generated for 158b Allison & Knight (land agents) 38 athletics alluvial gold, mining behind Dromana 39 at Olympic Park (Rosebud) 95 4 at Trueman’s Road (West Rosebud) 96 pre-emptive right shown on Permien’s map foot races 160 (1855) xvi Australia Day, celebration and naturalisation pre-emptive right survey of property (1860) 77 ceremony 192–193 supplies butter to James S. Ford 34 Australian Natives Association, Wilson family join Barker, Mrs John, Bateman’s painting of her house 158d at Cape Schanck 64 The Australian (newspaper), Alexander Sutherland Barker, John Jnr 75 writes for 86 as Flinders Road Board treasurer 186 automobiles see motor cars as shire councillor (1875) 194 Avian (ship owned by James Sullivan) 153 Barker, Richard (son of John Snr) 75 carries lime 52 Barker, William (brother of John), as medical carries tea-tree to Melbourne 151 doctor 74 Barker’s Cottage, Cape Schanck (painting by B Edward LaTrobe Bateman) 64 Babington, Charles (surveyor), works with Edmund Barnes, Mr (gold miner) 39 Campbell in Western Australia 109 Barnes, Mr (parliamentarian), attends Red Hill “Back Beach Coffee Palace” railway opening (1921) 177 as steam train destination 37 Barnett, Annie Margaret, buys Sorrento land 89 re-named “Oceanic Guest House” 156 Barr, Mr, builds “Back Beach Coffee Palace” 156 run by Eldred family 150 “Barragunda” (property at Cape Schanck) Baillieu, Arthur, as member of fishing party 118 Godfrey Howitt owns 84 Baker, Mr and Mrs E., live at Rye 40 leisure activities at 86 Baker, Eric H., as 1976 shire councillor 197 Barry, D., location of residence 94 Baker, George (lime burner and merchant) 53, 54, Bartel, Mr, buys old “Gleneira” property 101 56 basalt 4, 8, 12 , 17, 20 builds cottage at Sorrento 110 columnar 6 takes over lime kiln at Sorrento 116 lava flows 5 Baker, Raymond S., as 1976 shire councillor 197 basic wage, legislation of E. B. Higgins 87 bakery, Sullivan’s (at Sorrento) 43 basketball, at Red Hill 95 Balcombe, A. B., accepts nominations for road Bass, George (explorer in 1798) 27 board 185 Bass (on Westernport Bay), Robert Kennedy lives Bald Hill, rocks forming 3 at 129 Bald Hill Creek, gold finds at 39 Bass Strait, sand dune formation in 11 Baldry, Mr (bush carpenter), at “Clondrisse” (ca Bateman, Edward La Trobe 1900) 170 as member of Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood 84 Ball, Francis, buys land at Sorrento 89 paints Barker’s Cottage, Cape Schanck 64 “Ballyrugen” (pastoral run near Mt. Eliza) 71 works for Reed & Barnes on “Barragunda” and Balnarring “Heronswood” 84–85 basalt boundary 5 Baxter, railway through (1888) 34, 46 Peter Nowlan’s house 186 Baxter Formation, sands and clays 5 St Mark’s church 174 bay steamers, demise of 92 Shire of Flinders cedes to Shire of Hastings “Bayview Hotel” (at Frankston, 1877) 167 (1960) 85 “Beauvoir” (house at Dromana), Godfrey Burdett Balnarring Bush Fire Brigade, formation and list of Wilson builds 158b lieutenants 175 Beecher, Mr (bush carpenter), at “Clondrisse” (ca banksia woodland 23, 83, 159 1900) 170 Barker family, Bell, Dr, owns “Barragunda” 108 at Owen Cain’s 103 “Bella Vista” (proposed subdivision of C. G. homestead of 88 Duffy’s land at Sorrento) 88 Barker, Edward (brother of John) Bellarine Fault, subsidence along 7 as medical doctor 75 Bendigo, Henry Tuck finds gold at 76 at Cape Schanck 74 Benjamin see Marks and Benjamin Barker, John (landholder and pastoralist) xv, 33, 46, Bennett, Eliza Jane (infant daughter of Tom), 65, 74–75, 83, 84, 134 buried at Rye 99 duels with Maurice Meyrick 67 Bennett, Tom (lime burner at Rye) 99 employs Samuel Sherlock 148 owns Junction Kiln 53 employs Tal Tal people to skin cattle 29 probable location of kiln xvi homestead later called “Clondrisse” 172 W. A. Blair acquires kiln 100 married to Suzanne Hodgkinson 75 works at Edward Russell’s kiln 147 owns “Burrabong” 35 5 Bensilum, Isaac, builds “Athenaeum” concert hall school shown on Permien’s map (1855) xvi (1898) 135 schoolhouse 194 buys land at Sorrento 89 tennis courts 95 Berry, John (lime burner at Rye), first license Tucks live at 68 granted on Peninsula 51, 53, 57, 99, 149 Boneo Hall, shown on Permien’s map (1855) xvi Best, Alex (drover) 158c Boneo Road, shown on Permien’s map (1855) xvi Bevin, Mr, leases property to Harold Cottier 113 “Boneo (Tom Tom Alloc)” (pastoral run), Bird, E. C. F. (‘Foundations’ chapter) 1–24 boundaries (1848) 70 bird sanctuary, established at “Coolart” 85 “Boneo Valley” (property), Desailly owns 69 Bittern “Boniyong” (grazing run at Cape Schanck) 65 comforts at railway station 172 leased by Crichton 114 railway built through 34, 45, 46 Maurice Meyrick at 68, 69 Black, George, employs John F. Watts in Gippsland Border Police, provide escorts for Crown Land 154 Commissioners 66 Blair, John (medical doctor) 43, 44, 134 boroughs, formation of 187 Blair, William Allison Bourke, T. M., buys land from Wilsons 158a acquires Edward Russell’s lime kiln 147 bowling clubs 96 acquires many lime kilns 100 Boyd brothers (coachmen and blacksmiths at alienates land 100 Flinders, 1900) 169 builds house “Navarno” in Essendon 100 Boyd, Mr