Vicars, Robert
Robert Vicars (1867-1962) was one of five sons and two daughters of John Vicars and Ann (nee Moors). John Vicars (1820-1894) had been born in
Robert Vicars (1867-1962) was one of five sons and two daughters of John Vicars and Ann (nee Moors). John Vicars (1820-1894) had been born in
Violet Halliday Vicars was born in Scone to James Little and his wife Mary Ann (nee McLaughlin). Her father was an accountant. She married Robert
Joyce Winifred Vickery D Sc MBE [1] was born on 15 December 1908 at Strathfield as the youngest of four children of George Begg Vickery
Despite appearing on Department of Lands maps from at least 1886 as a reserve, the Village Green was ‘opened’ on 5 September 1903 by the
Changing times – Village life While this website contains a wealth of detail about Cheltenham and Beecroft, what this article hopes to achieve is to
Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney, NSW: 1870 – 1919), Wednesday 5 May 1909, page 20 BEECROFT. BY R. C. he pretty little town of
Albert Ernest Wright de Berri Wachsmann was born in Nelson, New Zealand, in 1874, of German and French stock. His father, Captain Albert Frederick Wachsmann,
Warren’s Pharmacy, Beecroft In 1929 Harry Robert Warren, in partnership with his brother-in-law, Norman Edwards, bought a pharmacy at Beecroft on the corner of Beecroft
Water supply and sewerage in Beecroft and Cheltenham The growth of a community like Beecroft/Cheltenham can be charted in many ways; through the lives of
Click on the link below to open a new window showing a map with a slider in the top left hand corner. This is a
The Wheeler Family moves to Beecroft in 1894 Originally written by the late Roy Wheeler 1924-2008 My grandfather, Charles Walter Wheeler, was born on 9th
Henry Rawes Whittell was born in 1857 in College Street, Sydney, where his father practised medicine. His mother, Esther, was from a wealthy Wiltshire family
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