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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Paradise Farm Ashburnham Property of H V Foy of Watsons Bay, Sydney.

Peabody Molong Ashburnham 5 km south of Molong

Pheldon Farm,
Cheeseman's Creek Ashburnham Owned by Mr H Borrodell.

Pinecliff Brymedura Ashburnham Previously known as Bocoble. The name was changed in 1902 to stop confusion with other similarly named areas but different records show there has been some confusion on how to spell Pinecliff. With out or with an "e", don't rely on the road signs in the area as it depends on what road your on to the spelling.

Pine Hill (4/20) Kerr’s Creek area

Pine Ridge,
Boomey Warne Wellington Joseph Prior Philpott is shown as resident here in 1889 as a farmer.

Poley's Flat,
Molong Do you know where this is? It is believed that D Dengate grew crops here and the Silk Brothers had something to do with the area.

Poulton's Pinch,
Molong Ashburnham It was a group of rocks with a dirt track between Riddell and Molong streets from Phillip street, over looking Boree Hollow in the town of Molong. Named after James Augustus Holl Poulton, an ex-lawyer turned preacher who was known to baptise the faithfull in Molong creek and preach at the railway station as the trains came in.

Printhe Molong Ashburnham Part of Gamboola SE of Molong

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Quickbourne Molong Ashburnham 223 acres sw of Molong on Manildra road. Henry Packham

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Redbank Bell Ashburnham The Redbank estate near Garra was sold by the Draper Family in September 1883 to Mr W J Carroll of Summer Hill, Orange. It consisted then of 1704 acres.

Reedy Creek Molong Ashburnham Part of Gamboola

Riverview Boomey area. Finch property

Rock View,
Molong Ashburnham Residence of Mrs D Starr in 1933. Possibly located in Boree Hollow area.

Rose Cottage Gamboola Wellington A small house on Vale Head Estate where John Smith first lived while managing the Molong Run. By 1913 the area where the house stood was a clump of acacia trees on the east side of Molong Creek opposite the CWA rooms.

Rosedale Bell Ashburnham On the Norah Creek road near Garra. The property of Allen Barrett.

Rose Glen Ashburnham This was the original house built by Holford and Hannah Bennett in 1884 on their 40 acre selection, Sandy Creek/ Pinecliff area.

Rose Hill Boomey Wellington Williamson property about 1½ miles from Boomey school.

Rosevale Farm Ashburnham Farm of about 300 acres advetised for lease by C B Glasson at Garra in 1901.

Round House Gamboola Wellington Was the Vale Head Estate homestead and later used as a Hotel.

Rua,
Molong Ashburnham Operated as a private hospital in Riddell street, Molong in the early 1920's.

Rubiedale Ashburnham In 1937 it was the home of Mr Ernest Gavin at Garra.

Ryan’s Park Boree Cabonne Ashburnham At Cheeseman’s Ck. Part of Mousehole Creek Run.

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Sandy Creek Brymedura & Gregra Ashburnham Part of Brymedura run

Scar-De-Berg Ashburnham Property of Mr Edward D'Hudson at Norah Creek.

Shangri-La Molong Ashburnham McNamara’s property at Amaroo

Stanville Ashburnham Home of Mrs Jas Packham in 1923.

St Eloi In 1940 it was the residence of Mr G Piefke at Molong.

Stoney Creek W Lee and then in 1913 to J O’Donnell property.

Strathmore As reported in the Molong Express on January 27, 1912 "Mr J H Bates architect, Forbes was in Molong during the week making an inspection of the pisa portion of the homestead at Strathmore which has been erected to the order of Mr J C Holmes. The work was satisfactorily completed by Mr J Allbranch of Orange ..." It was the home of Mr W H Oates at Molong in 1923 and Blowes property in 1956.

Studlea Bell & Copper Hill Ashburnham & Wellington In 1931 property of A W Bunting along with Charlemont.

Sugarloaf Creek Molong Ashburnham Part of Gamboola

Sunnyside,
Garra Ashburnham In 1916 the property of J B Barrett.

Sunnyside,
Amaroo Molong Ashburnham 135 acres 3 miles east of Molong on the Mitchell Highway. One owner was James Woods.

Swan Brewery,
Molong Gamboola Wellington Located in Betts Street, Molong.

Sydare Molong Ashburnham Henry Johnstone property at Amaroo in 1890.

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Tantallon Gamboola Wellington Dovedale Park,part of Nandillyan Ponds area.

Tea-Tree Creek Station Molong Ashburnham Part of Gamboola Cabonne

The Bridge Boree Nyrang Ashburnham At Cheeseman’s Creek on the north side of the Cudal road. Keenan’s Bridge

The Butts Bell Ashburnham A name given to an area of Molong township once known as the common but later became the council gravel quarry at the edn of Riddell Street, Molong. The railway crossing near here was also known as "The Butts crossing" which was mainly used by the Bloomfield family as their property was only 300 yards away.

The Cliffs In 1945 it was the residence of Charles Royce Stapleton at Copper Hill.

The Gap Gordon In 1876 Thomas Hart selected 50 acres at "The Gap" which was next to the Lee family propertys at Larras Lee.

The Gap Farm Brymedura Ashburnham Portion 103 and part 20 was part of the land selected by Henry Langdon. Later name changes were Bocoble Farm, Oakleigh and Carramar. Located at Pinecliff.

The Gilgais Gamboola Wellington Property owned by John Burke and his brother. Do you know where this was located?

The Plains Molong Ashburnham Originally part of the Molong Run became part of Gamboola. In 1866 it was in the name of James Keenan around the present day Amaroo property.

The Reeds Molong Ashburnham Part of Gamboola. Located on what is now known as Yuranigh Road. James O’Donnell took over the property from his mother-in-law.

The Shades Copper Hill Wellington Is an area and a property name. General carriers would travel along the ridge from Guana Hill around Molong to the north west. At the end of th ridge wasa large collection of box trees where the bullocks and horses would be rested. David Ball held 300 acres at The Shades about 4 miles from Molong, Other names associated with this area are John Woolbank, W E Neville.

Thornlee,
Larras Lake Wellington One of the Lee's properties.

Toogong Run several parishes Ashburnham Raine & Wentworth, John Smith.Also known as Miller's Station.

Tralee,
Copper Hill Wellington Home of Frederick Lee.

Tyneham Copper Hill Wellington Larras Lake Settlement Block 20. Property of John Horsfield

Tynron,
Molong Ashburnham Family home of John Black located in Gidley Street, Molong. Currently it is the Molong Motor Inn.

Name	Parish	County	Remarks and Notes
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Paradise Farm		Ashburnham	Property of H V Foy of Watsons Bay, Sydney.
Peabody	Molong	Ashburnham	5 km south of Molong
Pheldon Farm, Cheeseman's Creek		Ashburnham	Owned by Mr H Borrodell.
Pinecliff	Brymedura	Ashburnham	Previously known as Bocoble. The name was changed in 1902 to stop confusion with other similarly named areas but different records show there has been some confusion on how to spell Pinecliff. With out or with an "e", don't rely on the road signs in the area as it depends on what road your on to the spelling.
Pine Hill (4/20)			Kerr’s Creek area
Pine Ridge, Boomey	Warne	Wellington	Joseph Prior Philpott is shown as resident here in 1889 as a farmer.
Poley's Flat, Molong			Do you know where this is? It is believed that D Dengate grew crops here and the Silk Brothers had something to do with the area.
Poulton's Pinch, Molong		Ashburnham	It was a group of rocks with a dirt track between Riddell and Molong streets from Phillip street, over looking Boree Hollow in the town of Molong. Named after James Augustus Holl Poulton, an ex-lawyer turned preacher who was known to baptise the faithfull in Molong creek and preach at the railway station as the trains came in.
Printhe	Molong	Ashburnham	Part of Gamboola SE of Molong
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Quickbourne	Molong	Ashburnham	223 acres sw of Molong on Manildra road. Henry Packham
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Redbank	Bell	Ashburnham	The Redbank estate near Garra was sold by the Draper Family in September 1883 to Mr W J Carroll of Summer Hill, Orange. It consisted then of 1704 acres.
Reedy Creek	Molong	Ashburnham	Part of Gamboola
Riverview			Boomey area. Finch property
Rock View, Molong		Ashburnham	Residence of Mrs D Starr in 1933. Possibly located in Boree Hollow area.
Rose Cottage	Gamboola	Wellington	A small house on Vale Head Estate where John Smith first lived while managing the Molong Run. By 1913 the area where the house stood was a clump of acacia trees on the east side of Molong Creek opposite the CWA rooms.
Rosedale	Bell	Ashburnham	On the Norah Creek road near Garra. The property of Allen Barrett.
Rose Glen		Ashburnham	This was the original house built by Holford and Hannah Bennett in 1884 on their 40 acre selection, Sandy Creek/ Pinecliff area.
Rose Hill	Boomey	Wellington	Williamson property about 1½ miles from Boomey school.
Rosevale Farm		Ashburnham	Farm of about 300 acres advetised for lease by C B Glasson at Garra in 1901.
Round House	Gamboola	Wellington	Was the Vale Head Estate homestead and later used as a Hotel.
Rua, Molong		Ashburnham	Operated as a private hospital in Riddell street, Molong in the early 1920's.
Rubiedale		Ashburnham	In 1937 it was the home of Mr Ernest Gavin at Garra.
Ryan’s Park	Boree Cabonne	Ashburnham	At Cheeseman’s Ck. Part of Mousehole Creek Run.
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Sandy Creek	Brymedura & Gregra	Ashburnham	Part of Brymedura run
Scar-De-Berg		Ashburnham	Property of Mr Edward D'Hudson at Norah Creek.
Shangri-La	Molong	Ashburnham	McNamara’s property at Amaroo
Stanville		Ashburnham	Home of Mrs Jas Packham in 1923.
St Eloi			In 1940 it was the residence of Mr G Piefke at Molong.
Stoney Creek			W Lee and then in 1913 to J O’Donnell property.
Strathmore			As reported in the Molong Express on January 27, 1912 "Mr J H Bates architect, Forbes was in Molong during the week making an inspection of the pisa portion of the homestead at Strathmore which has been erected to the order of Mr J C Holmes. The work was satisfactorily completed by Mr J Allbranch of Orange ..." It was the home of Mr W H Oates at Molong in 1923 and Blowes property in 1956.
Studlea	Bell & Copper Hill	Ashburnham & Wellington	In 1931 property of A W Bunting along with Charlemont.
Sugarloaf Creek	Molong	Ashburnham	Part of Gamboola
Sunnyside, Garra		Ashburnham	In 1916 the property of J B Barrett.
Sunnyside, Amaroo	Molong	Ashburnham	135 acres 3 miles east of Molong on the Mitchell Highway. One owner was James Woods.
Swan Brewery, Molong	Gamboola	Wellington	Located in Betts Street, Molong.
Sydare	Molong	Ashburnham	Henry Johnstone property at Amaroo in 1890.
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Tantallon	Gamboola	Wellington	Dovedale Park,part of Nandillyan Ponds area.
Tea-Tree Creek Station	Molong	Ashburnham	Part of Gamboola Cabonne
The Bridge	Boree Nyrang	Ashburnham	At Cheeseman’s Creek on the north side of the Cudal road. Keenan’s Bridge
The Butts	Bell	Ashburnham	A name given to an area of Molong township once known as the common but later became the council gravel quarry at the edn of Riddell Street, Molong. The railway crossing near here was also known as "The Butts crossing" which was mainly used by the Bloomfield family as their property was only 300 yards away.
The Cliffs			In 1945 it was the residence of Charles Royce Stapleton at Copper Hill.
The Gap		Gordon	In 1876 Thomas Hart selected 50 acres at "The Gap" which was next to the Lee family propertys at Larras Lee.
The Gap Farm	Brymedura	Ashburnham	Portion 103 and part 20 was part of the land selected by Henry Langdon. Later name changes were Bocoble Farm, Oakleigh and Carramar. Located at Pinecliff.
The Gilgais	Gamboola	Wellington	Property owned by John Burke and his brother. Do you know where this was located?
The Plains	Molong	Ashburnham	Originally part of the Molong Run became part of Gamboola. In 1866 it was in the name of James Keenan around the present day Amaroo property.
The Reeds	Molong	Ashburnham	Part of Gamboola. Located on what is now known as Yuranigh Road. James O’Donnell took over the property from his mother-in-law.
The Shades	Copper Hill	Wellington	Is an area and a property name. General carriers would travel along the ridge from Guana Hill around Molong to the north west. At the end of th ridge wasa large collection of box trees where the bullocks and horses would be rested. David Ball held 300 acres at The Shades about 4 miles from Molong, Other names associated with this area are John Woolbank, W E Neville.
Thornlee, Larras Lake		Wellington	One of the Lee's properties.
Toogong Run	several parishes	Ashburnham	Raine & Wentworth, John Smith.Also known as Miller's Station.
Tralee, Copper Hill		Wellington	Home of Frederick Lee.
Tyneham	Copper Hill	Wellington	Larras Lake Settlement Block 20. Property of John Horsfield
Tynron, Molong		Ashburnham	Family home of John Black located in Gidley Street, Molong. Currently it is the Molong Motor Inn.