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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Fairbridge Farm Molong Ashburnham Formerly Narragoon originally part of Gamboola

Fairhill,
Molong Ashburnham In 1902 it was the residence of Mr Henry Ashcroft and in 1924 Mr E E Peck.

Fairview, Euchareena Road Copper Hill Wellington Situated about 3 miles from Molong on the Euchareena Road, 455 acres 1 rood 28½ perches. Was the home of E H Hyland from 1904 to 1964.

Fairview, Manildra Road Brymedura Ashburnham In 1965 it was the home of Mr F Duff.

Felton Hill Larras Lake Wellington About 1900 it was the home of William Zotzenbach.

Ferncliff Ashburnham Located in Bank Street, Molong. In 1922 Mrs F G Gersbach advertised music tuition at this address.

Fernleigh Boree Nyrang Ashburnham Home of Ben Allcorn at Cheeseman's Creek.

Fernleigh Copper Hill Wellington Located 12 miles from Molong on the Wellington Road. In 1925 was the residence of Mr H A Masonwells.

Fiddler's Station Cardington Gordon Located near the property Cardington on the Bell River. It was said to have been named after a shepherd "who in the olden time lived and fiddled away here regardless of whether Cardington burned or not". John McNevin selected it but it was declared void and was selected by Michael Quinn.

Fisher's Hollow,
Molong Ashburnham It is believed that "Myall Mick" alias Mick Finch and aboriginal chief died here. DO YOU KNOW WHERE THIS PLACE IS LOCATED? Email me with the details.

Flash Jack Creek Gregra Ashburnham Joins Manildra Ck at Manildra

Ford Farm,
Bell River Home of Mr Jas Ireland in 1919.

Frederick’s Villa Copper Hill Wellington Frederick Millgate’s on Bell river

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Gamboola Molong Ashburnham Part of Molong Run. Was called Guanna Hill. John Smith’s head station. Printhe, Narragoon, Calabash, Hacienda, Rowena, Home in the West, The Plains, Arabinia, Millers Station, Stoney Creek.

Gamboola Cabonne Molong Ashburnham West of and part of Gamboola, Built for Dudley Smith

Gamboola Nyrang Was part of Gamboola Cabonne previously Tea-Tree Creek Station.

Ganaburra Ashburnham In 1901 it was the home of Mr T G Delaney at Gumble.

Gap Farm Brymedura Ashburnham At Pinecliff, was a Langdon family property. Later called Oakleigh then Carramar

Garra Brymedura & Cumble Ashburnham Part of Brymedura Run. 13 km sw of Molong

Garryowen Boomey Wellington In 1885 M Quirk owned 600 acres and P Quirk owned 400 and combined they ran 1195 sheep.

German’s Hill Barton
Towac Ashburnham Just west of Orange this locality's name was changed after the First World War to Lidster. A young soldier, Cecil Lidster being one of the first from Orange to be killed on Gallipoli.

Gheewong Gregra Ashburnham Property owned by Mr A G Petersen at Gregra near Manildra.

Girrahween near Cumnock

Glenelga Home of Mr F A Bollinger.

Glenview,
Cumnock Gordon Owned by Daniel O'Neil in 1923.

Glenview Farm,
Cargo Ashburnham Property of Michael Teefey near Deep Creek.

Goat Hill or Billy goat hill Ashburnham The hill on the left as you come into Molong from Orange. The railway water tank was built there.

Goodrich Mine In 1868 Mr J F Wynne, with John Quinn and Anthony Wilson first pegged out the mine at Goodrich. This was discovered by Mr Wilson while in the employ of Mr Patterson, father of Banjo Patterson. The mine was 6 miles from Yeoval and started to yeild copper, silver and gold about 1870, and sprang into a camp of more than 700 people.

Goolawee Gregra Ashburnham In the 1930's was the home of G T Petersen.

Goonigal Ashburnham Near Manildra due west of "Brymedura" on the Gumble road. Gumble or Goonigal Creek joins the Mandagery creek. Another spelling variation is Cunnegeoal.

Green Vale Once part of Loombah nr Cumnock

Gregra Gregra Ashburnham East of Manildra. Flash Jack’s Ck begins in this area. The name is said to be derived from the aboriginal word "Gregre" meaning lagoon. Some settlers of this area were Petersen Cole, Allen, Riach, Sharpless, Wilson, Dean, McArdle, Smith, Cassell, Goodman, Reese, Wren, Ward, Harper, Howarth, Griffin and others.

Greydene Property near Gumble was taken up by Henry Salter.

Guana Hill/Iguana Hill/Goanna Hill Molong Ashburnham Licensed Run held by John Smith and formed part of Gamboola

Gumble Manildra Ashburnham Was part of Brymedura Run and was known then as Cumble.This area is most noted for the gold mine known as Delaney's Dyke.

Gundawanna Gamboola Wellington The name is repoted to mean red-road. Once part of Erambie, 1132 acres was sold by Mr Magill in 1942 to Mr Chapman who built the present homestead.

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Hacienda Molong Ashburnham Formed the western end of Gamboola & once part of Gamboola Cabonne

Haddington In 1930 it was owned by Mr E McLeish son of James McLeish of Coonamble. In 1997 the property was offered for sale for the first time in 50 years. With 4 kms of Mitchell Highway frontage, 665 Ha (1643 acres). It was purchased by a Mr Hayes & Co from Orange.

Happy Valley Gregra Ashburnham West side of Peabody Rd (Collins property) now Yarrandoo near Pine Ridge 5 miles (3km) south of Molong

Havilah Gregra Ashburnham Part of Mornington on west side of Peabody Rd near Pine Ridge. Part of G J Schmich selection. In 1997 it consisted of 59.5 Ha (147 acres).

Hawthorne,
Molong Ashburnham In 1925 was the home of Mr Caleb Hughes.

Hazeldell Brymedura Ashburnham George Barber's land at Pinecliff later owned by Albert Langdon and possibly named by him.

Hazeldene/Hazeldean Copper Hill Wellington The dairy was about 4 miles from Molong in The Shades area and was owned by W E Neville.

Heiffer Station Creek Towac Wellington East of Borenore, it was a Cobb & Co mail stop

Heytesbury Park Near Nubrygyn (Euchareena area) on the Bell River owned by W H Cousins who offered it for sale in 1888.

Hillview,
Copper Hill Henry and Vena Farrell's property at Copper Hillin the early 1920's.

Hillview,
Sandy Creek Ashburnham Residenc of Mr H T Townsend in 1906.

Hill-view,
Molong Was the residence of Mr Wm Evers in 1922.

Hington Park/Huyton or Hyton Brymedura Ashburnham Located in the Garra/Pinecliff district and was the property of John Johnson in 1894.Later owned by Mr G Bradley in 1932.

Home in the West Molong Ashburnham Once part of Gamboola selected by J T Parslow snr about October 1858. It was again purchased by John Smith and joined into Gamboola. There is a private cemetery on the property occupying 5 acres including road. Four headstones remaining are for Sydney Parslow, Joseph, Anne and Ann Parslow, Solomon Parslow and Hector Oliver Hood (ashes). A kurrajong tree marks the area.

Home Plain Orange Rd at Gregra

Homestead Farm Bell Ashburnham Notified in the Government Gazette 1924 setting apart in 5 blocks situate 2 to 3 miles westerly from West Molong.

Hopefield Bell Ashburnham Homestead Farm no. 25/2 117 acres situated 2½ miles west of Molong auctioned in 1940.

Huntervale In 1966 it was the property of George Lewis Rogers at Norah Creek.

Hygieia,
Molong Ashburnham A private hospital operated by Mrs B Windred in Edward Street, Molong.

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Iguana Hill Molong Ashburnham Property of Mr P Dunn. Also see Guana Hill

Inglewood Gregra Ashburnham Located at Gregra was the home of Mr S Rubie in 1935.

Ivy Cottage,
Molong Ashburnham Located in West End, Molong, possible residence of Mr Thomas White in 1900. DO YOU KNOW WHERE THIS HOSUE WAS LOCATED? Email me with the details.

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Jacabindi Ashburnham Located in the Gumble valley, was offered for sale in 1996 for the first time in 70 years 547 Ha (1352 acres). On the Gumble road 20 kms from Manildra, 30 kms from Molong and 30 from Cumnock.

Jumble Plains Claude Smith property ???

Name	Parish	County	Remarks and Notes
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Fairbridge Farm	Molong	Ashburnham	Formerly Narragoon originally part of Gamboola
Fairhill, Molong		Ashburnham	In 1902 it was the residence of Mr Henry Ashcroft and in 1924 Mr E E Peck.
Fairview, Euchareena Road	Copper Hill	Wellington	Situated about 3 miles from Molong on the Euchareena Road, 455 acres 1 rood 28½ perches. Was the home of E H Hyland from 1904 to 1964.
Fairview, Manildra Road	Brymedura	Ashburnham	In 1965 it was the home of Mr F Duff.
Felton Hill	Larras Lake	Wellington	About 1900 it was the home of William Zotzenbach.
Ferncliff		Ashburnham	Located in Bank Street, Molong. In 1922 Mrs F G Gersbach advertised music tuition at this address.
Fernleigh	Boree Nyrang	Ashburnham	Home of Ben Allcorn at Cheeseman's Creek.
Fernleigh	Copper Hill	Wellington	Located 12 miles from Molong on the Wellington Road. In 1925 was the residence of Mr H A Masonwells.
Fiddler's Station	Cardington	Gordon	Located near the property Cardington on the Bell River. It was said to have been named after a shepherd "who in the olden time lived and fiddled away here regardless of whether Cardington burned or not". John McNevin selected it but it was declared void and was selected by Michael Quinn.
Fisher's Hollow, Molong		Ashburnham	It is believed that "Myall Mick" alias Mick Finch and aboriginal chief died here. DO YOU KNOW WHERE THIS PLACE IS LOCATED? Email me with the details.
Flash Jack Creek	Gregra	Ashburnham	Joins Manildra Ck at Manildra
Ford Farm, Bell River			Home of Mr Jas Ireland in 1919.
Frederick’s Villa	Copper Hill	Wellington	Frederick Millgate’s on Bell river
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Gamboola	Molong	Ashburnham	Part of Molong Run. Was called Guanna Hill. John Smith’s head station. Printhe, Narragoon, Calabash, Hacienda, Rowena, Home in the West, The Plains, Arabinia, Millers Station, Stoney Creek.
Gamboola Cabonne	Molong	Ashburnham	West of and part of Gamboola, Built for Dudley Smith
Gamboola Nyrang			Was part of Gamboola Cabonne previously Tea-Tree Creek Station.
Ganaburra		Ashburnham	In 1901 it was the home of Mr T G Delaney at Gumble.
Gap Farm	Brymedura	Ashburnham	At Pinecliff, was a Langdon family property. Later called Oakleigh then Carramar
Garra	Brymedura & Cumble	Ashburnham	Part of Brymedura Run. 13 km sw of Molong
Garryowen	Boomey	Wellington	In 1885 M Quirk owned 600 acres and P Quirk owned 400 and combined they ran 1195 sheep.
German’s Hill	Barton Towac	Ashburnham	Just west of Orange this locality's name was changed after the First World War to Lidster. A young soldier, Cecil Lidster being one of the first from Orange to be killed on Gallipoli.
Gheewong	Gregra	Ashburnham	Property owned by Mr A G Petersen at Gregra near Manildra.
Girrahween			near Cumnock
Glenelga			Home of Mr F A Bollinger.
Glenview, Cumnock		Gordon	Owned by Daniel O'Neil in 1923.
Glenview Farm, Cargo		Ashburnham	Property of Michael Teefey near Deep Creek.
Goat Hill or Billy goat hill		Ashburnham	The hill on the left as you come into Molong from Orange. The railway water tank was built there.
Goodrich Mine			In 1868 Mr J F Wynne, with John Quinn and Anthony Wilson first pegged out the mine at Goodrich. This was discovered by Mr Wilson while in the employ of Mr Patterson, father of Banjo Patterson. The mine was 6 miles from Yeoval and started to yeild copper, silver and gold about 1870, and sprang into a camp of more than 700 people.
Goolawee	Gregra	Ashburnham	In the 1930's was the home of G T Petersen.
Goonigal		Ashburnham	Near Manildra due west of "Brymedura" on the Gumble road. Gumble or Goonigal Creek joins the Mandagery creek. Another spelling variation is Cunnegeoal.
Green Vale			Once part of Loombah nr Cumnock
Gregra	Gregra	Ashburnham	East of Manildra. Flash Jack’s Ck begins in this area. The name is said to be derived from the aboriginal word "Gregre" meaning lagoon. Some settlers of this area were Petersen Cole, Allen, Riach, Sharpless, Wilson, Dean, McArdle, Smith, Cassell, Goodman, Reese, Wren, Ward, Harper, Howarth, Griffin and others.
Greydene			Property near Gumble was taken up by Henry Salter.
Guana Hill/Iguana Hill/Goanna Hill	Molong	Ashburnham	Licensed Run held by John Smith and formed part of Gamboola
Gumble	Manildra	Ashburnham	Was part of Brymedura Run and was known then as Cumble.This area is most noted for the gold mine known as Delaney's Dyke.
Gundawanna	Gamboola	Wellington	The name is repoted to mean red-road. Once part of Erambie, 1132 acres was sold by Mr Magill in 1942 to Mr Chapman who built the present homestead.
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Hacienda	Molong	Ashburnham	Formed the western end of Gamboola & once part of Gamboola Cabonne
Haddington			In 1930 it was owned by Mr E McLeish son of James McLeish of Coonamble. In 1997 the property was offered for sale for the first time in 50 years. With 4 kms of Mitchell Highway frontage, 665 Ha (1643 acres). It was purchased by a Mr Hayes & Co from Orange.
Happy Valley	Gregra	Ashburnham	West side of Peabody Rd (Collins property) now Yarrandoo near Pine Ridge 5 miles (3km) south of Molong
Havilah	Gregra	Ashburnham	Part of Mornington on west side of Peabody Rd near Pine Ridge. Part of G J Schmich selection. In 1997 it consisted of 59.5 Ha (147 acres).
Hawthorne, Molong		Ashburnham	In 1925 was the home of Mr Caleb Hughes.
Hazeldell	Brymedura	Ashburnham	George Barber's land at Pinecliff later owned by Albert Langdon and possibly named by him.
Hazeldene/Hazeldean	Copper Hill	Wellington	The dairy was about 4 miles from Molong in The Shades area and was owned by W E Neville.
Heiffer Station Creek	Towac	Wellington	East of Borenore, it was a Cobb & Co mail stop
Heytesbury Park			Near Nubrygyn (Euchareena area) on the Bell River owned by W H Cousins who offered it for sale in 1888.
Hillview, Copper Hill			Henry and Vena Farrell's property at Copper Hillin the early 1920's.
Hillview, Sandy Creek		Ashburnham	Residenc of Mr H T Townsend in 1906.
Hill-view, Molong			Was the residence of Mr Wm Evers in 1922.
Hington Park/Huyton or Hyton	Brymedura	Ashburnham	Located in the Garra/Pinecliff district and was the property of John Johnson in 1894.Later owned by Mr G Bradley in 1932.
Home in the West	Molong	Ashburnham	Once part of Gamboola selected by J T Parslow snr about October 1858. It was again purchased by John Smith and joined into Gamboola. There is a private cemetery on the property occupying 5 acres including road. Four headstones remaining are for Sydney Parslow, Joseph, Anne and Ann Parslow, Solomon Parslow and Hector Oliver Hood (ashes). A kurrajong tree marks the area.
Home Plain			Orange Rd at Gregra
Homestead Farm	Bell	Ashburnham	Notified in the Government Gazette 1924 setting apart in 5 blocks situate 2 to 3 miles westerly from West Molong.
Hopefield	Bell	Ashburnham	Homestead Farm no. 25/2 117 acres situated 2½ miles west of Molong auctioned in 1940.
Huntervale			In 1966 it was the property of George Lewis Rogers at Norah Creek.
Hygieia, Molong		Ashburnham	A private hospital operated by Mrs B Windred in Edward Street, Molong.
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Iguana Hill	Molong	Ashburnham	Property of Mr P Dunn. Also see Guana Hill
Inglewood	Gregra	Ashburnham	Located at Gregra was the home of Mr S Rubie in 1935.
Ivy Cottage, Molong		Ashburnham	Located in West End, Molong, possible residence of Mr Thomas White in 1900. DO YOU KNOW WHERE THIS HOSUE WAS LOCATED? Email me with the details.
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Jacabindi		Ashburnham	Located in the Gumble valley, was offered for sale in 1996 for the first time in 70 years 547 Ha (1352 acres). On the Gumble road 20 kms from Manildra, 30 kms from Molong and 30 from Cumnock.
Jumble Plains			Claude Smith property ???