Molong List of Properties

List of property and locality names in the Molong District
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Name Parish County Remarks and Notes

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Ainsdale Gregra Ashburnham Property of Messrs J & A Giffin and later owned by E. Marr

Akuna Ashburnham Located in Molong. Was the home of Mrs Thomas McFarlane in 1937.

Allambie Ashburnham Part of Mountain View at Peabody

Amaroo Molong Ashburnham Bob’s Creek. The name Amaroo is aboriginal for pretty place or red love. This area is believed to have been the meeting place for the Macquarie and Lachlan groups.

Amaroo Station Boree Cabonne Ashburnham Was originally part of the Molong Run and later was in the name of James Keenan. McMahon property sold in 1932 to Mr McDonald

Arabinia Molong Ashburnham Rutherford property at Peabody. Part of Original Gamboola and later part of Boree Nyrang. Now known as Arrowbinia

Arakoon,
Boomey Ashburnham Richard Starr's property.

Argentum,
Boomey Ashburnham Was the property of Frank Bloomfield who sold it to Bruce Webb about 1929.

Athol,
Manildra Ashburnham Farm on the Mandagery Creek owned by the Murray family.

Auburn Villa,
Molong Ashburnham Located at 46 Molong Street was the home of W H Couch who was the original owner of a property near Cudal named Auburn Vale.

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Ballyreagh Gamboola Wellington Once part of Erambie

Barnalea,
Molong Bell Ashburnham Located 1½ miles from Molong on the northern side of Manildra road overlooking the town. Had over 300 fruit trees growing in 1903 when the property was owned by Mr J T Whelan.

Barragun Part of Toogong Run

Belgravia Mulyan Wellington Old name Whiteley’s Flat

Bell River several parishes several counties Begins near Orange and joins the Macquarie R at Wellington. Molong Creek runs into the Bell at Larras Lee.

Beredith Three Rivers Wellington Larras Lake Settlement block owned by Rogers.

Beri Station Boomey Wellington The Cousins family settled on this property. In 1899 when the estate was offered for sale it consisted of Wommera paddock - 1104ac, Nuggety Gully - 980ac, Nubrygan paddock - 2203ac, Homestead block - 1312ac and Duke's Flat, Middle Station and Finch's Flat - 2574ac.

Bicton,
Molong Ashburnham Possibly home of Mrs Russell Gibson in 1924.

Birrahlea Bell Ashburnham Located about 2 miles from Molong on the Norah Creek Road. In 1958 was the home of Mrs H M Dengate.

Blakefield Ashburnham Property of M C Dalziell in 1894.

Bob’s Creek Molong Ashburnham The land known as Bob's Creek was part of Gamboola then became part of Erambie (Kite’s Swamp). The creek has been descibed as a "small auriferous w.tributary of the Molong river, sandstone, shale and limestone.

Bocoble Gap Brymedura Ashburnham Bocoble Gap is still named such. The area nearby was in 1902 suggested that "owing to the variety in spelling of the name, and the confusion caused by other places in the state being simmilarly named." that it's name was changed to Pinecliff.

Boney's Rocks Ashburnham Was the old name for Burdett, near the Nangar Range between Toogong and Mogong.

Boomey Owned by William Henry Horton and later by Claude Smith. Earlier named Murdering Flat

Boree Run several parishes Ashburnham Or Buree was allocated to Messrs Wentworth & Boyd. It extended from Mt Canobolas on the East to beyond Toogong on the West.

Boree Cabonne Run several parishes Ashburnham Large area of land west of Mt Canobolas to Cudal. Boree creek in the middle.Included Stations of Mousehole, Sandy Creek, Lagoon and Boree Creek (also Bone Ck). The word Cabonne mens large as opposed to Nyrang which means little.

Boree Hollow Molong Ashburnham Part of Molong Run, south of Molong (Boree Hollow Creek)

Boree Nyrang Boree Nyrang Ashburnham Between Gamboola and Boree Cabonne, once part of John Smith's holdings. When it was sold to Dr Kater he changed its name to Nyrang. Today it is operated as a Bed & Breakfast known as Nyrang Homestead.

Boesen's Gully Gregra Ashburnham Possibly near Brymedura. It was a cattle camp named after a man known as Boesen/Bosson.

Boree Swamp Boree Nyrang Ashburnham Near Cheeseman’s Ck on the Flats

Borenore Part of Boree Run

Borgue Apiary,
Amaroo Molong Ashburnham Sold in 1904 by Alfred Manson to William Lemon.

Bridgewater Bell Ashburnham To quote from a 1924 newspaper article from the Molong Express under the title 'One Centre-Three names' "...in one small village of about 50 people, you find Bridgewater School, Mullylargah Post Office, Larras Lee Railway Station and Larras Lake Settlement,..." The property of this name was owned by the Alexander family. Cumnock roads

Brookida Downs,
Molong Ashburnham Home of Mr & Mrs G E Horton in 1940.

Brooklyn Bell Ashburnham There may have been two properties by this name. In 1915 a J Lewis lived at "Brooklyn", Norah Creek. And in 1954 Mr F Jeffcott put up for sale "Brooklyn" situated 14 miles from Molong on the Gumble Road, 11 miles from Manildra.

Browns' Flat Molong Ashburnham John Smith held a pastoral licence for Guanna Hill Station and Thomas Brown was a shepherd who worked there. The area took on the name of the shepherd which was later owned by Michael Dunn.

Bryan’s Flat Station Brymedura Ashburnham Part of the Molong Run and became part of Gamboola. In 1885 it was reported that some prospectors had struck gold on Bryan's Flat, some 2½ miles from town, but only in small quantities.

Brymedura several parishes Ashburnham Large area of land along the Meranburn, Gumble and Garra creek systems. The name has been given different meanings but may have something to do with malee hens nest. Either W C Wentworth or his son took up this tract of land which consisted of many thousands of acres and extended along the Mandagery and Gumble Creeks towards Cumnock.The acreage was eventually reduced, some other names associated with the area have been Towns, Stewart & Furlong, Thurkin, Boyd, Edward Finch, McCullem and Frazer Churchill.

Buckhobble (Bocoble) Brymedura Ashburnham Garra and Pinecliff area Bocoble creek runs to Mandagery Ck

Buckhoble (Bocoble)Gap Brymedura Ashburnham Pinecliff area

Burgoon Gordon Property in Cumnock District

Burragundy Once part of Loombah nr Cumnock

Burrawariang Creek Ashburnham This place is believed to be associated with Molong Creek appearing on a plan dated March 1829 by Surveyor J B Richards.

Burrawong Run several parishes Gordon This area is located near Cumnock. A book has been written by Alan Roberts in 1972 titled "Burrawong and John Young".

Burr Flat Molong Ashburnham Property of William Farrell at Amaroo.

Burwood Farm Molong Ashburnham Located 3 miles from Amaroo Railway Station, and 5 miles from Molong.

Byrnedale Molong Ashburnham At Peabody Road (Ted Evers)

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Caleula Hills Larras Lake Wellington Between Mullion Creek and Kerr's Creek a flour mill was in operation in the mid 1800's.

Calula Creek / Caleula Larras Lake Wellington This locality has had various spellings some being Caloola, Calola and Kiloola.

Calula View Wellington Located a Belgravia was the home of Mr Denis Fahy in 1929.

Canomadine Cargo area

Cannonberry Bell Ashburnham Property of William Anthony Petrie and later owned by the Barrett family. Part of Killenbutta near Garra

Cardington Cardington Gordon Variously known as Cardington Station or Cardington Hall was settled by the Boulton Brothers then John McNevin. Other owners have been Doyle, Carr, Pye, lawrence, Halloran, Davidson and Bunting. A large portion of the property was sold in 1905 by the Carr family to Mr James Lee of "Larras Lake". The homestead remained in the hands of the Carr family. The properety has a Bell River frontage.

Cargo Gold Fields Cargo Ashburnham The goldfields was first proclaimed about February 1869 and Mining operations are being carried on today. Some names associated with this area have been Long Gully, Township Gully, Graveyard Gully, Scrape Rock Gully, Tin-dish Gully, Cooper Gully, Gum Flat Gully, Copper Gully, Ironclad mine and Golden clad mine. There was also the White Horse Hotel.

Cave Creek Canoblas or Edinburgh Ashburnham On the Cargo Road and has been known by various names, Little Caves or Giants causeway. Cave Creek is the head waters for Oaky Creek. In 1896 Robert Scott of Mount Esk mentioned in a letter to the newspaper that Mr McDonalds place was called Cave Creek but its name was really Cave Mount and was about 1½ miles from Cave Creek.

Calabash Molong Ashburnham In the Amaroo area the land was selected by Mathew Boland.

Chance Farm Boomey Wellington Selected by Nicholas Quirk near Boomey.

Charlemont Located in the Copper Hill area just north of Molong. Owned by David Dalziell.

Cheeseman’s Creek Boree Nyrang Ashburnham Part of Boree Run. James Keenan purchased the licence for Cheeseman's Creek from A C Hood. Apparently there was a Harry Cheeseman who worked as a shepherd for Mr Lawson and he lived in a hut near this creek. The area once had a working Post Office.

Cherry Hill Brymedura Ashburnham C H Packham’s property

Chessington Wellinton Part of the Larras Lake Settlement area. This property was situated 10 miles from Molong.

Chilworth Gregra Ashburnham Property of Joseph Wren in the Gregra area near Manildra.

Chinaman's Hill Eurimbla Gordon Located at Claremont, Larras Lee. Chinese men and their families grew vegetables on the creek flats where Jew's Creek joins the Bell River.

Church Hill Farm & Churchview Christian Miller had "Church Hill Farm" near Cumnock and R S J Miller "Churchview"

Claremont Three Rivers Wellington Owned by Sidney J Lee

Clifton Brymedura Ashburnham Packham property near Garra and Pinecliffe

Coffee Hill Canoblas Ashburnham About 1870 was a sheep station, afterwards a saw mill was erected which employed a number of people. About 20 farmers settled in the area but the saw mill closed by 1884 and in 1896 there were only 7 farmers left. The Hill itself is in the Parish of Bowan.

Condolphine Gregra Ashburnham Residence of John Sharpless in 1907.

Cooper's Flat Wellington Near Euchareena (formerly known as Warne). In 1896 George Lyons lived at Cooper's Flat.

Copper Hill Copper Hill Wellington The Copper Hill Estate was sold in 1924 to Mr Bruce Webb from the estate od the late Mr H J Radnedge. The property included the site of the first copper mine opened in NSW. The Land was origianally granted to Rev. Samuel Marsden about 1832. It was leased by A C Hood about the time the Molong Mining Company was in operation and in 1850 it was purchased by James Edward Kelly who built the original homestead. About 1970 the property was sold to Amax Mining who sold in 1973 to Mulwala Station Pty Ltd.

Copper Hill Mine Copper Hill Wellington It is 3 miles north of Molongon the eastern side of Molong Creek. Originally part of Molong Run. The mine was worked by an English company who brought out cornish miners as workers. Mr (later Sir) Saul Samuel was the Managing Director and promoter. A township developed on the flat opposite the site of the Copper Hill homestead. Mr Martel erected and opened the first pub. By 1852 the men had packed up and moved on to the Turon Rush. It was said gold was found at Buckley's Mount, joining the old copper mine. Today Golden Cross Resources has applied for an exploration licence on the area.

Cragwood Gamboola Wellington Once part of Erambie, about 800 acres was sold to Dr Lawson.

Cronger Peek or Cronger Park Boomey Wellington About 1900 was the property of Mr Emanuel Thompson.

Crystal Springs Bell Ashburnham Norah Creek area situated about 4 miles from Molong near Redbank. In 1924 Crystal Springs Settlement purchase area were offered Portions 109, 51, 32, 38, 112, 111, 115, 33, 176 and 175 of 686 acres Parish of Bell County of Ashburnham. C B Giffin advertised caution for the property in 1925. In 1935, T H Garlan was living in the area. as was T F Smith in 1945.

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Dalmeny Brymedura Ashburnham In the Pinecliff area south of Molong. In1976 it was the home of Mr and Mrs E Evans.

Dandarbang Boomey Wellington Located 18 kms from Molong opposite the present Central Highlands Vineyard.

Darnley Farm Copper Hill Wellington Property of George Neville located near The Shades.

Davy’s Plains Boree Cabonne Ashburnham Cudal area

Delaney's Dyke Gold Mine Dilga Ashburnham About 1887 the sons of John Delaney, John Joseph and Celceus Delaney, discovered gold near Gumble Creek. Production was from 1887-1891 yeilding 5,500 ounces, the highest paying mine in the Molong district at the time. The mine was about 12 miles (19 kms) west of Molong.

Derowie Cudal Ashburnham Part of Toogong Run on Boree Ck

Devil's Hole In 1887 Thomas Cupitt was a farmer at Devil's Hole some 4 miles from Molong. His neighbour was John Williams. DO YOU KNOW WHERE THIS IS LOCATED?

Digger’s Gully Brymedura Ashburnham Near Bocoble Gap

Dilga Gordon Property was 9 miles from Cumnock and 20 miles from Molong.

Dochendoras Ponds Boree Nyrang Ashburnham A chain of ponds on portion 5 and 33 in the parish of Boree Nyrang.

Dovedale Park Gamboola Wellington Tantallon near Nandillyan Ponds. The original grant to Joseph Taylor was Let to Thomas Kite. It had 8 miles of Chain of Ponds and the main road to Wellington passes the estate.John Smith bought it in 1849 and passed it onto his son Claude who sold it to William Hood.

Dunrobin Ashburnham In the Meranburn area the home of George Cassell in 1924.

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Eadevale Wellington Near Euchareena a merino stud and wheat farm owned by J W Eade.

Edinboro Cargo Ashburnham Canomodine creek runs through the property. Once owned by Catherine, Michael and Daniel O'Neill.

Elmhurst Copper Hill Wellington In 1925 D Piggott offered the plant and stock for sale.

Erambie Gamboola & Molong Wellington & Ashburnham Once part of Molong Run and later known as Kite’s Swamp. Erambie is believed to be a corruption of the aboriginal word "Merambie" meaning crayfish. Some owners have been Mr Hebden, George Magill and Mr Mackay and Mr R B Glasson.

Erehwon Brymedura Ashburnham In 1928 was the home of J A Brooks near Garra. The name in reverse says "nowhere".

Ermilo In the Norah Creek area it was the home of Mr G R McKenzie in 1976.

Euchareena Warne Wellington First known as Warne but changed its name after the railway line came through. There was some confusion when the guard would call the station name for passengers to get off. They thought they were at Warren past Dubbo.

Eumone Ashburnham Possibly a house name located in Manildra township. In 1922 a Miss Delmar Huxley was advertising to receive pupils for piano and organ theory.

Eurimbla Cumnock area

Eurow Copper Mine Was operating in the Murga area before 1899.

Name	Parish	County	Remarks and Notes
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Ainsdale	Gregra	Ashburnham	Property of Messrs J & A Giffin and later owned by E. Marr
Akuna		Ashburnham	Located in Molong. Was the home of Mrs Thomas McFarlane in 1937.
Allambie		Ashburnham	Part of Mountain View at Peabody
Amaroo	Molong	Ashburnham	Bob’s Creek. The name Amaroo is aboriginal for pretty place or red love. This area is believed to have been the meeting place for the Macquarie and Lachlan groups.
Amaroo Station	Boree Cabonne	Ashburnham	Was originally part of the Molong Run and later was in the name of James Keenan. McMahon property sold in 1932 to Mr McDonald
Arabinia	Molong	Ashburnham	Rutherford property at Peabody. Part of Original Gamboola and later part of Boree Nyrang. Now known as Arrowbinia
Arakoon, Boomey		Ashburnham	Richard Starr's property.
Argentum, Boomey		Ashburnham	Was the property of Frank Bloomfield who sold it to Bruce Webb about 1929.
Athol, Manildra		Ashburnham	Farm on the Mandagery Creek owned by the Murray family.
Auburn Villa, Molong		Ashburnham	Located at 46 Molong Street was the home of W H Couch who was the original owner of a property near Cudal named Auburn Vale.
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Ballyreagh	Gamboola	Wellington	Once part of Erambie
Barnalea, Molong	Bell	Ashburnham	Located 1½ miles from Molong on the northern side of Manildra road overlooking the town. Had over 300 fruit trees growing in 1903 when the property was owned by Mr J T Whelan.
Barragun			Part of Toogong Run
Belgravia	Mulyan	Wellington	Old name Whiteley’s Flat
Bell River	several parishes	several counties	Begins near Orange and joins the Macquarie R at Wellington. Molong Creek runs into the Bell at Larras Lee.
Beredith	Three Rivers	Wellington	Larras Lake Settlement block owned by Rogers.
Beri Station	Boomey	Wellington	The Cousins family settled on this property. In 1899 when the estate was offered for sale it consisted of Wommera paddock - 1104ac, Nuggety Gully - 980ac, Nubrygan paddock - 2203ac, Homestead block - 1312ac and Duke's Flat, Middle Station and Finch's Flat - 2574ac.
Bicton, Molong		Ashburnham	Possibly home of Mrs Russell Gibson in 1924.
Birrahlea	Bell	Ashburnham	Located about 2 miles from Molong on the Norah Creek Road. In 1958 was the home of Mrs H M Dengate.
Blakefield		Ashburnham	Property of M C Dalziell in 1894.
Bob’s Creek	Molong	Ashburnham	The land known as Bob's Creek was part of Gamboola then became part of Erambie (Kite’s Swamp). The creek has been descibed as a "small auriferous w.tributary of the Molong river, sandstone, shale and limestone.
Bocoble Gap	Brymedura	Ashburnham	Bocoble Gap is still named such. The area nearby was in 1902 suggested that "owing to the variety in spelling of the name, and the confusion caused by other places in the state being simmilarly named." that it's name was changed to Pinecliff.
Boney's Rocks		Ashburnham	Was the old name for Burdett, near the Nangar Range between Toogong and Mogong.
Boomey			Owned by William Henry Horton and later by Claude Smith. Earlier named Murdering Flat
Boree Run	several parishes	Ashburnham	Or Buree was allocated to Messrs Wentworth & Boyd. It extended from Mt Canobolas on the East to beyond Toogong on the West.
Boree Cabonne Run	several parishes	Ashburnham	Large area of land west of Mt Canobolas to Cudal. Boree creek in the middle.Included Stations of Mousehole, Sandy Creek, Lagoon and Boree Creek (also Bone Ck). The word Cabonne mens large as opposed to Nyrang which means little.
Boree Hollow	Molong	Ashburnham	Part of Molong Run, south of Molong (Boree Hollow Creek)
Boree Nyrang	Boree Nyrang	Ashburnham	Between Gamboola and Boree Cabonne, once part of John Smith's holdings. When it was sold to Dr Kater he changed its name to Nyrang. Today it is operated as a Bed & Breakfast known as Nyrang Homestead.
Boesen's Gully	Gregra	Ashburnham	Possibly near Brymedura. It was a cattle camp named after a man known as Boesen/Bosson.
Boree Swamp	Boree Nyrang	Ashburnham	Near Cheeseman’s Ck on the Flats
Borenore			Part of Boree Run
Borgue Apiary, Amaroo	Molong	Ashburnham	Sold in 1904 by Alfred Manson to William Lemon.
Bridgewater	Bell	Ashburnham	To quote from a 1924 newspaper article from the Molong Express under the title 'One Centre-Three names' "...in one small village of about 50 people, you find Bridgewater School, Mullylargah Post Office, Larras Lee Railway Station and Larras Lake Settlement,..." The property of this name was owned by the Alexander family. Cumnock roads
Brookida Downs, Molong		Ashburnham	Home of Mr & Mrs G E Horton in 1940.
Brooklyn	Bell	Ashburnham	There may have been two properties by this name. In 1915 a J Lewis lived at "Brooklyn", Norah Creek. And in 1954 Mr F Jeffcott put up for sale "Brooklyn" situated 14 miles from Molong on the Gumble Road, 11 miles from Manildra.
Browns' Flat	Molong	Ashburnham	John Smith held a pastoral licence for Guanna Hill Station and Thomas Brown was a shepherd who worked there. The area took on the name of the shepherd which was later owned by Michael Dunn.
Bryan’s Flat Station	Brymedura	Ashburnham	Part of the Molong Run and became part of Gamboola. In 1885 it was reported that some prospectors had struck gold on Bryan's Flat, some 2½ miles from town, but only in small quantities.
Brymedura	several parishes	Ashburnham	Large area of land along the Meranburn, Gumble and Garra creek systems. The name has been given different meanings but may have something to do with malee hens nest. Either W C Wentworth or his son took up this tract of land which consisted of many thousands of acres and extended along the Mandagery and Gumble Creeks towards Cumnock.The acreage was eventually reduced, some other names associated with the area have been Towns, Stewart & Furlong, Thurkin, Boyd, Edward Finch, McCullem and Frazer Churchill.
Buckhobble (Bocoble)	Brymedura	Ashburnham	Garra and Pinecliff area Bocoble creek runs to Mandagery Ck
Buckhoble (Bocoble)Gap	Brymedura	Ashburnham	Pinecliff area
Burgoon		Gordon	Property in Cumnock District
Burragundy			Once part of Loombah nr Cumnock
Burrawariang Creek		Ashburnham	This place is believed to be associated with Molong Creek appearing on a plan dated March 1829 by Surveyor J B Richards.
Burrawong Run	several parishes	Gordon	This area is located near Cumnock. A book has been written by Alan Roberts in 1972 titled "Burrawong and John Young".
Burr Flat	Molong	Ashburnham	Property of William Farrell at Amaroo.
Burwood Farm	Molong	Ashburnham	Located 3 miles from Amaroo Railway Station, and 5 miles from Molong.
Byrnedale	Molong	Ashburnham	At Peabody Road (Ted Evers)
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Caleula Hills	Larras Lake	Wellington	Between Mullion Creek and Kerr's Creek a flour mill was in operation in the mid 1800's.
Calula Creek / Caleula	Larras Lake	Wellington	This locality has had various spellings some being Caloola, Calola and Kiloola.
Calula View		Wellington	Located a Belgravia was the home of Mr Denis Fahy in 1929.
Canomadine			Cargo area
Cannonberry	Bell	Ashburnham	Property of William Anthony Petrie and later owned by the Barrett family. Part of Killenbutta near Garra
Cardington	Cardington	Gordon	Variously known as Cardington Station or Cardington Hall was settled by the Boulton Brothers then John McNevin. Other owners have been Doyle, Carr, Pye, lawrence, Halloran, Davidson and Bunting. A large portion of the property was sold in 1905 by the Carr family to Mr James Lee of "Larras Lake". The homestead remained in the hands of the Carr family. The properety has a Bell River frontage.
Cargo Gold Fields	Cargo	Ashburnham	The goldfields was first proclaimed about February 1869 and Mining operations are being carried on today. Some names associated with this area have been Long Gully, Township Gully, Graveyard Gully, Scrape Rock Gully, Tin-dish Gully, Cooper Gully, Gum Flat Gully, Copper Gully, Ironclad mine and Golden clad mine. There was also the White Horse Hotel.
Cave Creek	Canoblas or Edinburgh	Ashburnham	On the Cargo Road and has been known by various names, Little Caves or Giants causeway. Cave Creek is the head waters for Oaky Creek. In 1896 Robert Scott of Mount Esk mentioned in a letter to the newspaper that Mr McDonalds place was called Cave Creek but its name was really Cave Mount and was about 1½ miles from Cave Creek.
Calabash	Molong	Ashburnham	In the Amaroo area the land was selected by Mathew Boland.
Chance Farm	Boomey	Wellington	Selected by Nicholas Quirk near Boomey.
Charlemont			Located in the Copper Hill area just north of Molong. Owned by David Dalziell.
Cheeseman’s Creek	Boree Nyrang	Ashburnham	Part of Boree Run. James Keenan purchased the licence for Cheeseman's Creek from A C Hood. Apparently there was a Harry Cheeseman who worked as a shepherd for Mr Lawson and he lived in a hut near this creek. The area once had a working Post Office.
Cherry Hill	Brymedura	Ashburnham	C H Packham’s property
Chessington		Wellinton	Part of the Larras Lake Settlement area. This property was situated 10 miles from Molong.
Chilworth	Gregra	Ashburnham	Property of Joseph Wren in the Gregra area near Manildra.
Chinaman's Hill	Eurimbla	Gordon	Located at Claremont, Larras Lee. Chinese men and their families grew vegetables on the creek flats where Jew's Creek joins the Bell River.
Church Hill Farm & Churchview			Christian Miller had "Church Hill Farm" near Cumnock and R S J Miller "Churchview"
Claremont	Three Rivers	Wellington	Owned by Sidney J Lee
Clifton	Brymedura	Ashburnham	Packham property near Garra and Pinecliffe
Coffee Hill	Canoblas	Ashburnham	About 1870 was a sheep station, afterwards a saw mill was erected which employed a number of people. About 20 farmers settled in the area but the saw mill closed by 1884 and in 1896 there were only 7 farmers left. The Hill itself is in the Parish of Bowan.
Condolphine	Gregra	Ashburnham	Residence of John Sharpless in 1907.
Cooper's Flat		Wellington	Near Euchareena (formerly known as Warne). In 1896 George Lyons lived at Cooper's Flat.
Copper Hill	Copper Hill	Wellington	The Copper Hill Estate was sold in 1924 to Mr Bruce Webb from the estate od the late Mr H J Radnedge. The property included the site of the first copper mine opened in NSW. The Land was origianally granted to Rev. Samuel Marsden about 1832. It was leased by A C Hood about the time the Molong Mining Company was in operation and in 1850 it was purchased by James Edward Kelly who built the original homestead. About 1970 the property was sold to Amax Mining who sold in 1973 to Mulwala Station Pty Ltd.
Copper Hill Mine	Copper Hill	Wellington	It is 3 miles north of Molongon the eastern side of Molong Creek. Originally part of Molong Run. The mine was worked by an English company who brought out cornish miners as workers. Mr (later Sir) Saul Samuel was the Managing Director and promoter. A township developed on the flat opposite the site of the Copper Hill homestead. Mr Martel erected and opened the first pub. By 1852 the men had packed up and moved on to the Turon Rush. It was said gold was found at Buckley's Mount, joining the old copper mine. Today Golden Cross Resources has applied for an exploration licence on the area.
Cragwood	Gamboola	Wellington	Once part of Erambie, about 800 acres was sold to Dr Lawson.
Cronger Peek or Cronger Park	Boomey	Wellington	About 1900 was the property of Mr Emanuel Thompson.
Crystal Springs	Bell	Ashburnham	Norah Creek area situated about 4 miles from Molong near Redbank. In 1924 Crystal Springs Settlement purchase area were offered Portions 109, 51, 32, 38, 112, 111, 115, 33, 176 and 175 of 686 acres Parish of Bell County of Ashburnham. C B Giffin advertised caution for the property in 1925. In 1935, T H Garlan was living in the area. as was T F Smith in 1945.
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Dalmeny	Brymedura	Ashburnham	In the Pinecliff area south of Molong. In1976 it was the home of Mr and Mrs E Evans.
Dandarbang	Boomey	Wellington	Located 18 kms from Molong opposite the present Central Highlands Vineyard.
Darnley Farm	Copper Hill	Wellington	Property of George Neville located near The Shades.
Davy’s Plains	Boree Cabonne	Ashburnham	Cudal area
Delaney's Dyke Gold Mine	Dilga	Ashburnham	About 1887 the sons of John Delaney, John Joseph and Celceus Delaney, discovered gold near Gumble Creek. Production was from 1887-1891 yeilding 5,500 ounces, the highest paying mine in the Molong district at the time. The mine was about 12 miles (19 kms) west of Molong.
Derowie	Cudal	Ashburnham	Part of Toogong Run on Boree Ck
Devil's Hole			In 1887 Thomas Cupitt was a farmer at Devil's Hole some 4 miles from Molong. His neighbour was John Williams. DO YOU KNOW WHERE THIS IS LOCATED?
Digger’s Gully	Brymedura	Ashburnham	Near Bocoble Gap
Dilga		Gordon	Property was 9 miles from Cumnock and 20 miles from Molong.
Dochendoras Ponds	Boree Nyrang	Ashburnham	A chain of ponds on portion 5 and 33 in the parish of Boree Nyrang.
Dovedale Park	Gamboola	Wellington	Tantallon near Nandillyan Ponds. The original grant to Joseph Taylor was Let to Thomas Kite. It had 8 miles of Chain of Ponds and the main road to Wellington passes the estate.John Smith bought it in 1849 and passed it onto his son Claude who sold it to William Hood.
Dunrobin		Ashburnham	In the Meranburn area the home of George Cassell in 1924.
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Eadevale		Wellington	Near Euchareena a merino stud and wheat farm owned by J W Eade.
Edinboro	Cargo	Ashburnham	Canomodine creek runs through the property. Once owned by Catherine, Michael and Daniel O'Neill.
Elmhurst	Copper Hill	Wellington	In 1925 D Piggott offered the plant and stock for sale.
Erambie	Gamboola & Molong	Wellington & Ashburnham	Once part of Molong Run and later known as Kite’s Swamp. Erambie is believed to be a corruption of the aboriginal word "Merambie" meaning crayfish. Some owners have been Mr Hebden, George Magill and Mr Mackay and Mr R B Glasson.
Erehwon	Brymedura	Ashburnham	In 1928 was the home of J A Brooks near Garra. The name in reverse says "nowhere".
Ermilo			In the Norah Creek area it was the home of Mr G R McKenzie in 1976.
Euchareena	Warne	Wellington	First known as Warne but changed its name after the railway line came through. There was some confusion when the guard would call the station name for passengers to get off. They thought they were at Warren past Dubbo.
Eumone		Ashburnham	Possibly a house name located in Manildra township. In 1922 a Miss Delmar Huxley was advertising to receive pupils for piano and organ theory.
Eurimbla			Cumnock area
Eurow Copper Mine			Was operating in the Murga area before 1899.