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Mines, wines and people: a history of Greater Cessnock

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1979

Authors

Parkes, William Stanley
Comerford, Jim
Lake, Max

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Cessnock, N.S.W. : Council of the City of Greater Cessnock

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Open Access

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Abstract

In this part of Mines, Wines and People I go on to tell a series of little stories of one kind or another about original landholders of the period 1821-1856 in the five main valleys of Greater Cessnock: (1) the South Arm of Wollombi Brook and the Cockfighter (or Lower Wollombi Brook); (2) the North Arm of Wollombi Brook; (3) Black Creek and Anvil Creek; (4) Deep or Swamp Creek; and (5) Mulbring or Wallis Creek.

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Includes bibliographies.

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Coal mines and mining -- Australia -- Cessnock District (N.S.W.) -- History, Wine and wine making -- New South Wales -- Cessnock district -- History, Cessnock district (N.S.W.) -- History

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https://hdl.handle.net/1885/733785485

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