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Page Number Keywords 1 Cornelius Haley 2 Alexander Crichton Page Number Keywords 1 cornelius haley 2 alexander crichton, kangaroo ground 3 alexander crichton, kangaroo ground 4 glenda moriss, kangaroo ground, henry scarce 5 kangaroo ground school 6 kangaroo ground school 7 kangaroo ground, robert stevenson 8 kangaroo ground, isabella donaldson, james donaldson 9 kangaroo ground, henry scarce, john bell, dickson 10 11 alfred armstrong, john bell, john barr, thomas bell, alexander donaldson, andrew ross, alexander innes, john gardner, w.a. page, richard warren, thomas armstrong, william barr, william bell 12 13 andrew ross, james watts, henry stooke, nicholas rodda 14 kangaroo ground school, henry dendy, charles wingrove, andrew ross, toll gate 15 toll gate, henry dendy 16 henry dendy, w.a. page, f.e. falkiner 17 toll gate, henry stooke, william seaville, andrew ross, john gardner 18 eltham market, alfred armstrong, eltham pound, thomas batt, toll gate 19 eltham cemetery, thomas sweeney, richard lane, alfred armstrong, richard warren, john pearson, thomas huntford, thomas cochrane, kangaroo ground cemetery, walter wippell, henry scarce, andrew harkness, john jardine, henry dendy, henry stooke, john beale, thomas batt 20 henry stooke, william seaville, andrew ross, thomas batt, toll gate, latimour 21 thomas armstrong, henry stooke, john brown, thomas batt, john pearson 22 23 eltham pound, thomas batt, f. grundel, j. eccleston, john brown, john johns, george godber, g. houghton, james hewish, thomas mundy, william nuttall, w. trenoweth, james batchelor, w. ridley 24 eltham pound, john brown, thomas batt, henry stooke, thomas armstrong, lang 25 eltham pound, thomas batt, james mcpherson, william thomson, samuel cole, henry stooke, john bell, andrew ross, james spence, toll gate 26 kangaroo ground, henry stooke, eltham pound, thomas batt, john murray, john johns, james mcpherson, toll gate, james hawkins, john brown, j. dungate, eltham school 27 eltham pound, thomas batt, a. harkness, william bell, henry stooke, john johns, eltham school, isaac hickson, t. symons, charles rielly 28 eltham school, charles rielly, r. mackie, francis steer, alfred smith, thomas harmer, john brown, charles wingrove, henry stooke 29 eltham cemetery, thomas batt, alfred smith, richard warren, alfred armstrong 30 roman catholic church, j.a. goold, william finn, thomas sweeney, patrick o'callaghan, peter lawlor, eltham lower park, eltham racecourse 31 32 33 34 35 kangaroo ground 36 kangaroo ground cemetery, walter wippell, james andrew, john jardine, eltham school, alfred armstrong, josiah hollis, eltham lower park, eltham racecourse, eltham pound, andrew harkness 37 kangaroo ground cemetery, joseph stevenson, eltham pound, eltham lower park, eltham racecourse, henry stooke, john bell, ewen cameron, john brown, john jardine, james andrews, walter wippell 38 smiths gully mechanics institute, queenstown, charles hirtson, samuel smith, joseph coutie, james simpson, james martley, queenstown cemetery, robert harris, edward jackson, robert clarke, eltham quarry 39 alfred armstrong, david clark, t.b. drummond, w.b. andrew, john gardner, macrudden, daniel harding, josiah hullis, thomas hunniford, william jarrol, isaac kerr, j.a. panton, peter lawlor, mills, henry stooke, marian trew, charles wingrove, b.o. wallis, walter wipple, st andrews, queenstown, robert alice, thomas evans, peter flyn, w. foster, henry hart, john knell, james lindsay, james smith, richard smith, t.h. subelly, thomas young, george ewings, john pearson, george stebbings, james suman 40 queenstown cemetery, ewen cameron, robert clarke, edward jackson, joseph coutie, robert harris, eltham cemetery, henry dendy, thomas batt, john pearson, alfred smith 41 eltham police station, kangaroo ground cemetery, james anderson, john jardine, joseph stevenson 42 eltham cemetery, thomas batt, william ford, john sweeney, josiah hollis, john kilpatrick, charles souter, thomas sweeney, alfred smith, john pearson, thomas hunniford, kangaroo ground school, simon armstrong, ewen cameron, robert charlton, henry stooke, james anderson, james johnson, joseph stevenson 43 kangaroo ground cemetery, james andrew, joseph stevenson, john jardine, queenstown, john manduell, william golding, thomas young, thomas swatling, christopher twiss, richard rodda, thomas young 44 45 46 kangaroo ground, james andrews, james anderson, simon armstrong, george assender, john barr, john bell, thomas bell, william bremmer, ewen cameron, robert charlton, alexander donaldson, charles fowler, george hall, harkness, emile hude, john jardine, james johnston, j. jones, james mess, thomas morrison, j. nichenson, edmund picket, william sadler, henry scarce, benjamin smith, joseph stevenson, george thompson, edward weller, john young 47 church of england, william ford, henry dendy, roman catholic church, kangaroo ground school, andrew ross, james mess, queenstown cemetery, robert smith, william ghosley, edward jackson 48 william west, thomas wall, charles souter, charles wingrove, eltham pound, william walsh, john trahy, eltham lower park, eltham racecourse, eltham school, andrew brown, william ford 49 queenstown school, robert smith, richard smith, robert dugdale, kangaroo ground cemetery, joseph stevenson, james mess, j.f. johnstone 50 eltham pound, william walsh, healesville, william wilmot, church of england, david clark, william andrews, henry stooke, thomas batt 51 james walters, eltham cemetery, thomas marland, josiah hollis, kangaroo ground cemetery, john jardine, james andrew, james mess, kangaroo ground school, andrew harkness, henry scarce, william hubbard, benjamin jenken 52 kangaroo ground, james donaldson, william bell 53 j. mason, j. scott, g. turnbull, f.r. howard, h. jennings 54 eltham racecourse, thomas bell, richard warren, charles roberts, john petty 55 eltham racecourse, richard warren 56 57 james buchanan, andersons creek 58 andersons creek, anderson 59 a. foley, charles wingrove, charles caldwell, joseph verco, h.h. farquason, alexander walker 60 church of england school, richard heales, john graham, richard searle, thomas hurry, eltham racecourse 61 james orford, joseph smith, robert hall, midgley hall, joseph panton 62 henry scarce, thomas scarce, phillip gakden 63 henry scarce, thomas scarce 64 thomas scarce 65 john cameron, donald cameron, william crozier, edward bunker, isabella donaldson, james donaldson, john bell, w.b. burnley, queenstown, elizabeth le juge, mary eiles, mary pickles, caledonia, ewen cameron, william walters, thomas armstrong 66 67 allwood, virtue hall, william ronald, daniel mckenzie, william herbert 68 arthurs creek, john herbert, william herbert, hazel glen, margaret kennedy 69 arthurs creek, william herbert, elizabeth herbert, john herbert, martha herbert, annie herbert, isabelle herbert, andrew herbert, george herbert 70 john herbert, william herbert, hazel glen, charles rowand, michael fenton 71 hurstbridge, upper diamond creek, allwood, cornelius haley, benjamin lawford, maggs, george mclelland, thomas hunniford 72 george mclelland 73 george mclelland, thomas hunniford 74 black thursday, george parish, george mclelland 75 black thursday, alexander miller, george mclelland 76 thomas armstrong, william bell, frederick falkiner, cornelius haley, james mayger, william ronald, thomas grierson, john thomson, george kirk, joseph stevenson, thomas jardine, henry jones, william ellis 77 church of england school, francis hales, thomas hunniford, frederick falkiner, george goodman, john hughes, edwin biley, james murdoch 78 little eltham, church of england school, william clarke, harriet hunt, james lynan 79 little eltham, church of england school, joseph hall, isaac briggs, francis hales, thomas hunniford, john hughes, james murdock, william clarke, harriet hunt, john rawlings 80 little eltham, church of england school, thomas hunniford, rev dobinson, w.c. shortt, james lynan, george rogers, dixon bertram 81 little eltham, church of england school, george rogers, dixon bertram, lucy tidell, isaac briggs 82 little eltham, church of england school, john johnstone, alfred armstrong 83 little eltham, church of england school, walter wippell, thomas cochrane, william crozier, isaac briggs, alfred armstrong, john johnstone, james walker, thomas hunniford, john hughes 84 kangaroo ground school, andrew ross, henry wallace, ewen cameron, john donaldson 85 kangaroo ground school, john donaldson, ewen cameron, joseph stevenson, andrew ross, mary ross, charles wingrove 86 kangaroo ground school, ewen cameron, andrew ross, w. craig, t.e. johnston 87 kangaroo ground school, andrew ross, mary ross, alexander james 88 kangaroo ground school, andrew ross, mary ross 89 kangaroo ground post office, william phillips 90 warrandyte, james anderson, research, john bell, samuel furphy, judith furphy, joseph furphy, tom collins, pound bend, ewen cameron 91 ewen cameron, charles wingrove, ned kelly 92 ewen cameron, alfred armstrong, william ford, george stebbing, alexander donaldson, james andrews, thomas armstrong, william herbert, john williamson, charles wingrove 93 cornelius haley, henry hurst, allwood, robert hurst, frederick hurst 94 henry hurst, robert hurst, frederick hurst, william watkins, robert bourke 95 henry hurst, robert bourke, ellen hurst 96 robert hurst 97 robert hurst, frederick hurst 98 amos taylor 99 amos taylor 100 amos taylor, charles hawkins, george switzer 101 shin hun, cornelius haley, george switzer, john yates 102 william scott, henry mills, cornelius haley 103 mary lean, john jones, william ellis, lan quan 104 hurstbridge, frederick hurst, robert hurst,
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