Richmond river historical society

A Walk down memory lane: an Alstonville story, edited by Myrtle Parker. Coraki, R. & M. Parker, 1991. ISBN 0-646-06574-x.

1.Bell, Ida Green – Reminiscences. 2.Bell Family History. 3.Alstonville – History. I. Parker, Myrtle, ed. #1994.26b (496)
BELL, Anne HB.2/BELL

The families of Benny’s Creek: As I remember them. Part I by Anne Bell and Part II by Patricia Gibson. [Compiled by Joy Collings]

2008. 30p, ill, 30cm

1. Collings Family History. 2. McKinnon Family History #2008.21.1

BOLITHO, Ada Louisa 929.2/BOL HB.2/BOLI/B

The wireless talks of Madam Adair, 1930s to 1950s. Minhamite, Vic., Joy Hildebrand, 2000.

1.Bolitho, Ada Louisa – Radio Talks. I. Hildebrand, Joy, ed. #2001.148 (1754)
HILDEBRAND, Joy HB.2/BOLI/H

The Ballad of Madam Adair: the story of Ada Louisa Bolitho, a very special grandma. Minhamite, Vic., the author, 2001.

1.Bolitho, Ada Louisa. [Reference: Madam Adair]..#2002.93 (1905)
RICHMOND RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY HB.2/BROO

Reminiscences of Stella Christina Brooker nee Bassman written in the 1970’s [retyped from RRHS file by Ernest R Simons].

Lismore, RRHS, 1997.

1. Brooker, Stella Christina – Reminiscences. 2. Bassman Family History – Ballina. 3. Ballina - History

#2007.118.1
McBRYDE, Isabel HB.2/BUND/M

Miss Mary, ethnography and the inheritance of Concern: Mary Ellen Murray-Prior. Extract from First in their field: Women and Australian Anthropology edited by Julie MARCUS

Melbourne, MUP, 1993. 25p, ill, 30cm

1. Bundock, Mary. 2. Bundock Family History. 3. Murray-Prior, Mary. 4. Aborigines – History.

Miss Mary, ethnography and the inheritance of concern: Mary Ellen Murray-Prior (nee Bundock). Melbourne, M.U.P., 1993. [extract only, photocopied] (2 copies)

Chapter 2: from Marcus, Julie, ed. (nee Bundock) First in their field: women and Australian anthropology, pp.15-45 & 160-168.

1.Murray-Prior, Mary Ellen (nee Bundock). 2.Anthropologists – Australia. #2002.578; #n.n. (1525)

When Alstonville was young: memories of my childhood. Photocopy of typewritten original.

Note: Original held in Stack Area.

1.Alstonville – History. 2.Crawford Family History. 3.Clothier Family History. 4.Pioneers – Alstonville. #2808(original) (1322)

A flood of memories; growing up in Lismore in the ‘20s and ‘30s

Lismore, SCUP, 1999. 263p, ill, 20cm

1. Scarr Family History. 2. Lismore – History #2010.10.1

I remember…: conversations with Margery Easter recorded by Helen Payne. Transcript, 1999.

1.Easter, Jack. 2.Easter Family History. 3.Thomas Family history. I. Payne, Helen. #2000.046 (1522)
GRAY, Oriel 928.94/GRAY HB.2/GRAY

Exit left: memoirs of a scarlet woman. Melbourne, Penguin, 1985.

1. Gray, Oriel – Biography. 2. Dramatists – Australia – Biography. 3. Lismore – History [pp.179-194]. 4. Ballina – History [pp.179-194] #2002.108.4 (1978)
HART, Betty (nee BARTLETT) HB.2/HART

Betty’s story: Richmond River girl. Transcribed and edited by Bridget McKern. Sydney, Jessie Street National Women’s Library, 2005.

1. Bartlett Family History. 2. Bushell Family History. 3. Hart Family History. 4. Wardell – History. I. McKern, Bridget, ed. #2006.37.1 (2331)
HATFIELD, Irena HB.2/HATF

Irena: the Irena Hatfield story, by I. Hatfield and M. Amdur. Sydney, Harper Collins, 2001.

1.Hatfield, Irena. I. Amdur, M., jt. author. [Dobrijevich, Irena See Hatfield, Irena (reference)] #2002.44.6 (1767)
HOGAN, Catherine 929.2/HOG HB.2/HOGA/H

My grandma: Lynda Beatrice Hogan, nee Richardson. Dyraaba, the author, c.1990.

1.Hogan Family History. 2.Dyraaba – History. #n.n. (1409)
MAXWELL, Joan L. HB.2/HOWA/M

Triumphant through trials: true life story of Thelma Howard. Toowoomba, J.L. Maxwell, 1986. ISBN 1-86252-683-4.

1.Howard, Thelma. 2.Murwillumbah – History. #1988.1 (468)
HUNT, Gladys HB.2/HUNT

Tales from Tuckurimba. Coraki, the author, 1984.

1.Tuckurimba – History. 2.Hunt Family History. #2002.580 (1410)
HAYES, Nita (nee HUNT) 929.2/HUN/H HB.2/HUNT/H (a)-(b)

A Peep into the past: Gladys Hunt, 1896-1991 Title on cover: Love from Auntie Gladys.

Coraki, the author, 1995. 68p, ill., 30 cm 2 copies

1.Hunt Family History. 2.Hunt, Gladys, 1896-1991. 3.Coraki – History. 4. Tuckurimba – History

5. Hunt, Gladys – Reminiscences. I. Love from Aunty Gladys. #1996.14 (542) #2009.51.3

HUNT, Gladys 929.2/HUN HB.2/HUNT/H

A History of the Hunt family as I remember it…Duplicated, 1982.

1.Hunt Family History. #2002.576 (1129)

Jessie Litchfield, grand old lady of the Territory. Blackwater, Q., the author, 1982.

1.Litchfield, Jessie. 2.Northern Territory – History. #1955.4511 (469)
MACKENZIE, Isabel HB.2/MACK

Recollections of Isabel “Queenie” Mackenzie. Transcribed by Christopher Kirkwood. Published by the C. Kirkwood, 1997.

1.Mackenzie, Isabel (Queenie) – Reminiscences. 2.Teachers – Lismore. 3.Teachers, Art – Lismore. [Reference: Art Teachers]. I. Kirkwood, Christopher, trans. #1999.020 (1411)
POWNALL, Eve 994/WOM/P/1 HB.2/MARY/P

Mary of Maranoa. Sydney, J.H. Johnston, 1959.

1.Pioneers, Women. 2.Australia – History. 3.Mary of Maranoa. #1979.4637 (719)

MCCRAE, Hugh HB.2/MCCR

Georgiana’s journal: Melbourne, one hundred years ago. Sydney, Angus & Robertson, 1934.

1.Melbourne – History. 2.McCrae, Georgiana Huntley (nee Gordan). 3.Diaries (McCrae). #3256a (1080)

Life memories: Caniaba, Lismore, Vaucluse, Turramurra, 1905-2000, edited by Margery White (daughter).

1. Dougan Family History. 2. McIntyre Family History. 3. Caniaba – History. I. White, Margery, ed. #2004.193 (2134)
McKENZIE, Edna HB.2/MCKE

A cameo of Edna McKenzie

The author, 2007. 24pgs, ill, 29cm

1. McKenzie, Edna. 2. Artists – McKenzie, Edna. #2009.101.10

My mother’s memories: [Olive May McPherson (nee Walker)]. Bentley, the author, 1989.

1.McPherson Family History. 2.Maxwell Family History. 3.Walker Family History. #1989.13 (557)
NICHOLSON, Jean HB.2/NICH

The Road to Wategos: a personal history. No publishing details.

1.Nicholson Family History. 2.Wategos Beach – History. #2001.81 (1676)
STITT, Reginald HB.2/ONEI/S

Mother of three hundred: Miss Jean O’Neill of the North Coast Childrens Home. Lismore, the author, c.1985. ISBN 0-9591730-0-5.

1.O’Neill, Jean. 2.North Coast Childrens Home, Lismore. 3.Childrens Homes – North Coast District. [Reference: Orphanages] #1983.5000 (485)

Note: Another copy at XB.2/NCCH/S
CLARKE, Joyce M. HB.2/PREE/C

Emily Ellen Preece (nee Gorton, previously Weller), 1861-1943: [1^st husband: George Weller, m.1882; 2^nd husband: Thomas Preece, m.1899]. Private publication.

1.Preece, Emily Ellen (nee Gorton, previously Weller). #1979.4712a (577)
MOSS, Margaret Sarah (nee TUCKER) HB.2/TUCK/M

Memoir of the Tucker family; typed from reminiscences recorded in Brisbane during the 1990s. Lismore, Nancye Crandon, 2004.

1. Tucker Family History. 2. Nurses – Pioneers. I. Crandon, Nancye, ed. #2004.70.2 (2107)
WALKER, Shirley HB.2/WALK

Roundabout at Bangalow: an intimate chronicle. Brisbane, University of Queensland, 2001.

1.Walker, Shirley. 2.Parkes Family history. 3.North Coast Region – Reminiscences. #2001.142 (1819)
CHILDS, Bernard HB.2/WASH/C

Mrs Beryl Washington: interview by Bernard Childs. Lismore, the author, 1999.

Oral History Assignment for Local Studies Diploma, University of New England.

1.Washington, Beryl (nee Navin). 2.Navin Family History. #2002.595 (1535)

DICKSSEN, Beryl, comp. HB.3/CARO/D

When we were young: a folk history of Lismore Caroona Nursing Home: an Outreach Project of North Coast Region of TAFE. Lismore, TAFE, 1987.

1.Caroona Nursing Home – Residents. 2.Reminiscences – Collections. #1992.22.2(1662)

When we were young, Chapter 2: a folk history of Lismore Caroona Nursing Home; an Outreach Project of North Coast Region of TAFE. Lismore, TAFE, 1988.

1.Caroona Nursing Home – Residents. 2.Reminiscences – Collections. #1992.22 (1663)
MACKAY, May, comp. HB.3/DUNO(a)-(b)

Able women: stories from Dunoon and Dorroughby. Lismore, the author, 1999. (2 copies)

1.Poetry – Richmond River District. 2.Dunoon – Residents. 3.Dorroughby – Residents. 4.Women – Biography. #2000.003; #2005.169.0 (1401)
HANCOCK, Nick ed., HB.3/HANC

As I recall: A pocketful of memories: a century of recollections from ordinary folk, as narrated to Nick Hancock.

Lismore, the author, 1999. 80p, ill., 21 cm. ISBN 0646370723

1. Lismore – Reminiscences. I. Hancock, Nick #2008.102.1

Old pioneers’ reminiscences of Illawarra, 1830s-1920s. Wollongong, Illawarra Historical Publications, 1989.

1.Illawarra District – Reminiscences, 1830-1929. 2.Pioneers – Illawarra District, 1830-1929. I. Doyle, A.P., jt. comp. #2000.088.11 (1714)
BOLITHO, A., ed. HB.3/LISM/B

Collective memories: stories of Lismore Neighbourhood Centre, 1976-2001, celebrating 25 years. Lismore, Lismore Neighbourhood Centre, 2001. 2 copies

1.Lismore Neighbourhood Centre – Reminiscences, 1976-2001. #2001.1 (1884) #2010.1.3
BOLITHO, Annie, ed. HB.3/LISM/B

It was a big thing in those days: memories of Lismore in the 40s and 50s. Lismore, the author, c.1996.

1.Lismore – History. 2.Lismore – Reminiscences. #996.86 (1170)
BRAY, E., Miss, comp. HB.3/LISM/B(v.1)

The Signed reminiscences of some pioneers of early Lismore, vol.1. Handwritten by Miss E. Bray, 1922.

Photocopy of the originals held in the Royal Australian Historical Society’s library history room, Sydney.

1.Allingham, E.W. – Reminiscences. 2.Savill, E. – Reminiscences. 3.Crane, Lucy, Mrs – Reminiscences. 4.Greenhalgh, Joseph – Reminiscences. 5.Cedar Getters – Reminiscences. #n.n. (1024)

The Signed reminiscences of some pioneers of early Lismore, vol.2. Handwritten by Miss E. Bray, 1922.

Photocopy of the originals held in the Royal Australian Historical Society’s library history room, Sydney.

1.White, Robert - Reminiscences. 2.Moehead, E.D. – Reminiscences. 3.Walker, Eliza Jane, Mrs – Reminiscences. 4.Lofts, Mr – Reminiscences. 5.Flick, Henry – Reminiscences. 6.Pioneers – Lismore. 7.Cedar Getters – Reminiscences. 8.Aboriginals – Race Relations. #n.n. (1025)

North Coast women: a history to 1939. Sydney, Royal Australian Historical Society, 1996. ISBN 0-909954-50-x (2 copies)

1.Pioneers, Women – North Coast District. 2.Women – North Coast District. 3.Northern Rivers District – History. #1996.47; #2005.95 (177)

Index to North Coast women, by Baiba Berzins, compiled by Lollene Harrison. Computer printout from Internet (N.S.W. Genweb Project).

1.Pioneers, Women – North Coast District. 2.Women – North Coast District. 3.Northern Rivers District – History. #n.n. (2371)
WILLIS, Barbara, comp. HB.3/NORT/M(v.1)

Memories of our early life: [reminiscences of residents of Maranoa Retirement Home, Lismore, compiled by Barbara Willis and edited by John A. Barrie]. Typewritten, 1986.

1.Northern Rivers District – Reminiscences. [Reference: Oral History] I. Maranoa Retirement Home, Lismore. II. Barrie, John A., ed. #1988.48 (995)
WILLIS, Barbara, comp. HB.3/NORT/M(v.2)

Memories of our early life, by Maranoa Residents, compiled by Barbara Willis. Lismore, Maranoa, 1988.

1.Northern Rivers District – Reminiscences. [Reference: Oral History] I. Maranoa Retirement Home, Lismore. #1987.41 (2370)
MEARS, Penny, ed. 994.43/NOR/M HB.3/NORT/M

Women down the valley: North Coast Region. Lismore, Dept of Education, n.d.

1.Northern Rivers District – History. 2.Women – Northern Rivers District. #1950.39.1
OLDER WOMENS NETWORK EDUCATION GROUP HB.3/OLDE

Untold stories: voices of older women. Sydney, the Group, 1998. ISBN 0-9585430-0-3.

1.Women in History. 2.Women – Australia – History. #1998.100 (1523)
LISMORE SENIOR DAY CARE HB.3/RICH/T

Richmond memories: an Outreach Project of TAFE, 1989.

1.Richmond River District – Reminiscences. 2.Outreach (TAFE) Programmes. I.TAFE. #992.45 (994)
SAINT CARTHAGES SENIOR PARISHONERS HB.3/RICH/T

Richmond recollections, vol.1: [an Outreach programme of TAFE]. Typewritten, Lismore TAFE, 1987.

1.Richmond River District – Reminiscences. 2.Outreach (TAFE) Programmes. #992.45 (1026)
JONES, Eric HB.3/THOM

Man with an axe, edited by Jack Thompson. Casino, Jack Thompson, n.d.

CONTENTS: Man with an axe, by Eric Jones; The Pit sawyers, by Joe Small.

1.Timber Industry – Kyogle. 2.Shah Mahomet. I. Small, Joe. The Pit sawyers. #1996.17e3 (172)

Yesterday’s daughters: stories of the past of women over 70. Sydney, Nelson, 1986. ISBN 0-17-006767-x.

1.Pioneers, Women. #1987.28 (720)
RITCHIE, Marcia, comp. HB.3/WOME/R(a)-(c)

Women of the Richmond River: 1983 diary. Cawongla, Rainforest Publishing, 1982. (3 copies)

1.Richmond River District – History. 2.Women of the Richmond. #4946a; #n.n.; #1999.030.a3 (1018)
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Royalty [HB.5]

ALEXANDRA, Queen of England 923.1/ALE HB.5/ALEX

Queen Alexandra’s Christmas gift book: photographs from my camera. London, Daily Telegraph, 1909.

1.Alexandra, Queen of England – Photographs. 2.Royalty – Great Britain. #1971.3802g (1878)

Royal photographs [taken by Alexandra, Consort of King Edward VII of Great Britain]. No imprint details, n.d.

1.Great Britain – History. 2.Royal Family – Great Britain – Photographs. #1964.3058c (1549)
VISIT to New South Wales of His Royal Highness HB.5/EDWA

the Prince of Wales, 1920: working programme. Sydney, Govt. Pr., 1920.

1.Royal Tours – N.S.W., 1920. 2.Edward, Prince of Wales – Tour of N.S.W., 1920. [Reference: Edward VIII, King of England]. #426c (833)
ZIEGLER, P. HB.1/EDWA HB.5/EDWA/Z

King Edward VIII. London, Collins, 1990.

1.Edward VIII, King of Great Britain. 2.Royal Family – Great Britain. #2002.159.1 (2190)
RICHMOND RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY HB.5/ELIZ/1954(a)-(e)

[Journal, v.3, 1954] A historical sketch of the Royal progress in the Richmond River District; a souvenir of the visit of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II and H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh. Lismore, the Society, 1954. (5 copies)

1.Royal Tours - Australia, 1954.2.Richmond River District – History. #n.n. x 4; # 994.30s (1008)

February 9^th-10^th, 1954. Lismore, Lismore City Council, 1954.

Photographs only.

1.Lismore – Photographs. 2.Royal Visits – Lismore, 1954. #993.42 (950)

Royal celebrations in Lismore and district: Commemorating the royal golden jubilee and the visit to Lismore on 9-10 February 1954 of Queen Elizabeth II

Lismore, RRHS, 2002. 38p, ill, 21cm

1. Lismore – History. 2. Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain – Tour of Australia, 1954. 3. Royal Tours – Australia, 1954. #2010.11.1

New Zealand, 1953-1954. Sydney, Consolidated Press, 1954.

1. Elizabeth II. 2. Royal Tours - Australia, 1954. 3. Royal Visits - Lismore, 1954. #2004.86.1

923.1/AUS HB.5/ELIZ/1954

Australia: Royal Visit commemorative volume, 1954. Canberra, Dept. of the Interior, 1954.

1.Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain – Royal Tours, 1954. 2.Royal Tours – Australia, 1954. #1970.3656 (1880)

The Coronation of their majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, May 12^th 1937: official souvenir programme. London, Odhams Press for King George’s Jubilee Trust, 1937.

1.Royal Families – Great Britain. 2.George VI, King of England – Coronation. I. King George’s Jubilee Trust. #2002.42.2 (1960)
SOUVENIR of Her Majesty’s Diamond Jubilee Procession, HB.5/VICT

June 22^nd 1897. London, W.D. & H.O. Wills, 1897.

1.Victoria, Queen of Great Britain – Diamond Jubilee, 1897. #n.n. (694)
The LIFE of Queen Victoria. HB.5/VICT/B

Black & White Budget, 1901. (Queen Victoria Memorial Number)

1.Victoria, Empress of Great Britain. 2.Royalty – Great Britain. #1955.829d (474)
LONGFORD, Elizabeth HB.5/VICT/L

Victoria, R.I. London, Weidenfeld & Nicholson, 1971. ISBN 0-297-17001-5.

1.Victoria, Empress of Great Britain. 2.Royalty – Great Britain. #2001.168.2 (1752)
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Cemetery Indexes [(Ref) HB.7]

PIONEER memorial book: list of persons buried (Ref) HB.7/BALL

in old cemetery at East Ballina, 1853-1916. No publishing details.

1.Cemeteries – Ballina – Burials, 1853-1916. 2.Pioneers – Ballina. #1964.3100 (614)

Index of transcriptions of pioneer wall (old cemetery) Ballina [and transcriptions of Rous and Tintenbar Cemeteries]. Ballina, the Group, 1991.

1.Cemeteries – Ballina (Pioneer Park) – Burials. 2.Cemeteries – Rous – Burials. 3.Cemeteries – Tintenbar – Burials. #1992.102 (638)
BANGALOW HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Ref) HB.7/BANG

High on the Hill: Bangalow Cemetery revisited [a transcript of the Bangalow Cemetery]. Bangalow, the Society, 2000.

1.Cemeteries – Bangalow – Burials. #2001.77 (1678)
BEXHILL Cemetery grave register: (Ref) HB.7/BEXH

Church of England [Anglican]. No publishing details.

1.Cemeteries – Bexhill – Burials. #1968.3502 (615)
BEXHILL Cemetery grave register: (Ref) HB.7/BEXH

Independent, Jewish, Methodist, Presbyterian, Roman Catholic. No publishing details.

1.Cemeteries – Bexhill – Burials. #1968.3502 (616)
CASINO AND DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP (Ref) HB.7/CASI

Burials: West Street Cemetery, Casino. Casino, the Group, 1989.

1.Cemeteries – Casino – Burials. #1989.51 (618)
CASINO AND DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP (Ref) HB.7/CASI

West Street Cemetery, Casino, excluding Catholic sections. Casino, the Group, 2001.

1.Cemeteries – Casino – Burials. #2001.128 (1679)
CASINO AND DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP 929.50994 (Ref) HB.7/CASI

Supplement to Catholic burials, West Street Cemetery, Casino

Casino, the Group, 2007. [40] p, ill., plan; 30 cm. ISBN 9780980427707

1. Cemeteries – Casino. 2. Catholics - Casino - Genealogy. #2008.119.5

Casino Lawn Cemetery & walls

Casino, the Group, first printed March 2000; revised & updated to 31st March 2005. 30 cm.

ISBN 0957818661

1. Casino Lawn Cemetery. 2. Cemeteries – Casino. #2008.119.7
CASINO AND DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP (Ref) HB.7/CORA/C

Coraki cemetery. Compiled by Robyn Nesbitt

Casino, the Group, 2002. ISBN 0-9578186 4 5

1.Cemeteries – Coraki – Burials. #2008.119.2

Evans Head & Woodburn Cemeteries

Casino, the Group, 2007. (unpaged) ; 30 cm. ISBN 0957818696

1. Cemeteries - Evans Head. 2. Cemeteries – Woodburn. #2008.119.4

929.3/GRAF/C (Ref) HB.7/GRAF

Burials in the Grafton District, 1850-1896 [a chronological listing from various sources]. Grafton, the Society, 1985. ISBN 0-9599954-4-7

Indexed separately by Margaret Henderson, 2001.

1. Cemeteries – Grafton. I. Henderson, Margaret Laura. Grafton Burials Index, 1850-1896. #2004.107 (2009)
WILKINSON, Theon HB.7/INDI/W

Two monsoons: [an index to ex-patriots buried in India]. London, Duckworth, 1976.

1.Cemeteries – India – Burials (British). #2001.105 (1685)
CASINO AND DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP (Ref) HB.7/KYOG/C

Kyogle cemetery inscriptions. Casino, the Group, 1994. ISBN 0-646-20322-3.

1.Cemeteries – Kyogle – Burials. #1999.049.2 (1420)
CASINO AND DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP (Ref) HB.7/KYOG/C

Kyogle cemetery

Casino, the Group, 2006. ISBN 0-9578186-7X.

1.Cemeteries – Kyogle – Burials. #2008.119.3

Catholic cemetery Barham Street East Lismore. Compiled from headstone inscriptions and council and undertaker records, 1 June, 1997

Lismore, the compiler, 1997. 12p, 30cm

1. Cemeteries – Lismore – Burials #2008.33.1

East Lismore cemetery plans

Lismore, the council, 2009. 34p, maps, 44cm

1. Cemeteries – Lismore – Burials #2009.130.1

William Riley & Son, funeral directors, Lismore, N.S.W.: index July 1935 to December 1945. Daisy Hill, Q., the author, 2001. (2 copies)

1.Cemeteries – Lismore – Burials. 2.William Riley & Sons, Lismore (funeral directors) - Indexes. 3.Funeral Directors – Lismore. #2001.134; #2005.41 (1795)
MACLEAN DISTRICT HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Ref) HB.7/MACL

Lower Clarence Cemetery list. Maclean, the Society, 1996. ISBN 0-909323-12-5. (2 copies)

1.Cemeteries – Maclean – Burials. 2.Cemeteries – Clarence River District – Burials. #1996.54; #2004.103 (1139)
TWEED RIVER HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Ref) HB.7/MURW

Cemetery lists: Banner Street Cemetery, Murwillumbah. Murwillumbah, the Society, c.1996.

1.Cemeteries – Murwillumbah (Banner Street) – Burials. [Reference: Banner Street Cemetery] #1996.72 (162)
MANNING-WALLAMBA FAMILY HISTORY SOC. (Ref) HB.7/REDB

Burial records: Redbank. Taree, the Society, 1989. ISBN.1-875190-06-6

1. Cemeteries – Redbank. #2004.106 (2010)
SIGLEY, Viv (Ref) HB.7/TUCK/S

Tucki Tucki Cemetery: Cemetery Survey Overview

Typescript, c1986. Spiral bound

1.Cemeteries – Tucki Tucki – Burials. #2008.97.1

Old Cemetery Florence Street, Tweed Heads, N.S.W.: monumental inscriptions with additional information on unmarked graves. Southport, the Group, 1995. ISBN 0-646-237-66-7.

1.Cemeteries – Tweed Heads – Burials. #1995.61 (178)
GOODWIN, Leeanne, comp. 929.3/WAR/G (Ref) HB.7/WARD/G

Wardell Cemetery: transcript of the inscriptions. Empire Vale, the author, 1996. ISBN 0-646-28000-7.

1.Cemeteries – Wardell – Burials. #1996.48 (167)
CASINO & DISTRICT FAMILY HISTORY GROUP (Ref) HB.7/WEST/C (a)

West of the range cemeteries.

Casino, the group, 2002. ISBN 0957818637

1. Cemeteries – Baryulgil. 2. Cemeteries – Bonalbo. 3. Cemeteries – Drake. 4. Cemeteries – Fairfield-Drake. 5. Cemeteries – Lionsville. 6. Cemeteries – Lunatic Gully. 7. Cemeteries – Mallanganee. 8. Cemeteries – Millera Flat. 9. Cemeteries – Old Bonalbo. 10. Cemeteries – Paddys Flat 11. Cemeteries – Pretty Gully. 12. Cemeteries – Sandilands. 13. Cemeteries – Sandy Hill/Poverty Point. 14. Cemeteries – Tabulam. 15. Cemeteries – Tooloom. 16. Cemeteries – Woodenbong. 17. Cemeteries – Yulgilbar. #2008.71.1

West of the range cemeteries & burials.

Casino, the group, Rev ed 2007. ISBN 0957818688

1. Cemeteries – Baryulgil. 2. Cemeteries – Bonalbo. 3. Cemeteries – Drake. 4. Cemeteries – Fairfield-Drake. 5. Cemeteries – Legume. 6. Cemeteries – Lionsville. 7. Cemeteries – Lunatic Gully. 8. Cemeteries – Mallanganee. 9. Cemeteries – Mallanganee. 10. Cemeteries – Millera Flat. 11. Cemeteries – Old Bonalbo. 12. Cemeteries – Paddys Flat. 13. Cemeteries – Pretty Gully. 14. Cemeteries – Sandilands. 15. Cemeteries – Sandy Hill/Timbarra Tableland/Poverty Point. 16. Cemeteries – Tabulam. 17. Cemeteries – Tooloom/Boorook. 18. Cemeteries – Urbenville. 19. Cemeteries – Woodenbong. 20. Cemeteries – Yulgilbar/Heifer Station. #2008.119.6

At the crossroads; the story of St Pauls Church and the Wollongbar Cemetery. Kingston, Q., the author, 1996. ISBN 0-646-28830-x.

1.St Pauls Anglican Church, Wollongbar. 2.Anglican Churches – Wollongbar. 3.Cemeteries – Wollongbar – Burials. #1997.010 (1142)
MANWARING, Glenda D. (Ref) HB.7/WOLL/M

The Identities: [burials at Wollongbar Cemetery]. Brisbane, the author, 1999.

1.Cemeteries – Wollongbar – Burials. 2.Pioneers – Wollongbar. #n.n. (1536)
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