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BAILEY, A.
1st July 1896 - Made purchases from Yalwal General Store. (Shoalhaven Museum Yalwal General Store Ledger S 1251)
BAILEY, William
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll - No. 80. William Bailey, residence Yalwal.
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 11th April 1894 -Sparks v. William Bailey: L1 18s 11d, dismissed as debt was over 3 years old.
June - July 1896 - Made purchases from Yalwal General Store. (Shoalhaven Museum Yalwal General Store Ledger S 1251)
BAINBRIDGE
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 26th October 1887 - Burrier v. Yalwal Cricket Match. Bainbridge scored 1 & 10 runs, took 2 wickets and 1 catch. Burrier won the match.
ST, 28th November 1887 - Burrier v. Yalwal Cricket Match. This is the first cricket match played in Yalwal & created much interest. R. Bainbridge scores 7 & 2 runs, and yakes 3 wickets. Burrier wins by 17 runs.
ST, 28th December 1887 - Gailbraith v. Heron: Galbraith deposes that he cashed a cheque for Bainbridge, which was in Owen’s name. The cheque was for work done on the Pinnacle Mine.
See Also Yalwal Village: Sports
BAINBRIGGE, Hermann & Adelaide
4th June 1904 - Son Jack born, abode Yalwal, father’s occupation Miner
24th June 1904 - Jack Baptised by W. Newby-Fraser
25th March 1906 - Son Eric Herman born, abode Yalwal, father’s occupation Coach Driver
26th July 1906 - Eric Herman Baptised by W. Newby-Fraser
20th February 1908 - Son William born, abode Yalwal, father’s occupation Wood Carter
13th April 1908 - William Baptised at Yalwal by Ronald J. Cameron
BAIRD, Harold and R.W.
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 27th May 1896 - Harold & R.W. Baird, of Yalwal, joined Shoalhaven last week. Harold is of Pirates fame and is said to be a beautiful drop kick.
ST, 6th June 1896 - “.....Messrs. H. and W. Baird are footballers that are known everywhere, and noted for the courteous treatment of their opponents.”
ST, 29th July 1896 - “.....What a lesson Harold Baird teaches every Saturday afternoon to those who play the game.....”
ST, 26th August 1896 - At a match played in Nowra last Saturday Yalwal, 12, defeated the Warriors, 5. “They ought to induce the Bairds to remain with them a while longer.”
ST, 2nd September 1896 - The Shoalhaven Seniors, numbering 14, met a combined Junior team (from the Yalwal, Boolong, Shoalhaven & Berry ‘B’ teams) and won by 12 to 5. H. Baird was one of the few Shoalhaven players reported to be in form.
ST, 12th September 1896 - H. Baird selected to play for Shoalhaven.
ST, 19th September 1896 - Berry beat Shoalhaven 17 - 0 to win the Premiership. H. Baird played well amongst the backs.
ST, 23rd September 1896 - “.....The best footballer during the season was unquestionably Harold Baird, who was unanimously chosen to captain the Coast in Sydney, and was also chosen to captain the combined against the metropolitan juniors. facts in themselves which place the question beyond dispute.”
ST, 8th May 1897 - “The total amount paid as expenses to Messrs. H. and W. Baird was L11, being at the rate of 10/- each for each match they came from Yalwal to play.....”
ST, 3rd July 1897 - The best 15 in N.S.W. will play the New Zealand team at the Sydney Cricket Ground. W. Baird, who played with Shoalhaven last year, will play against the visitors.
ST, 23rd July 1913 - Football: “Coming to the time of Snowy Baird and his brother Wally must be about the time the Warriors came into being.....Snowy Baird, and his goal potting from among a ruck, made him the direct cause of several wins for Nowra, and the idol of the onlookers. His brother Wally was a fine forward. I fancy the late Bill Link [Linkenbagh] had much to do with securing these players for Nowra. They were employed at Yalwal at the time.”
See Also Yalwal Village: Sports
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BAKER
July 1896 - Made purchases from Yalwal General Store. (Shoalhaven Museum Yalwal General Store Ledger S 1251)
BARCLAY, William
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll - No. 93. William Barclay, residence Yalwal, ‘Pioneer Hotel.’
BARKER, T.H.
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 1st October 1890 - Warden’s Court: “.....pointed out that the application of T.H. Barker and T. Fisher for suspension of labour conditions on a claim on Dangera Creek, Yalwal, was not necessary as the claim was not yet registered.”
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll - No. 97. Thomas Barker, residence Yalwal.
BARRIDON, A.
1881 - 1882 Church of England - A. Barridon, of Yalwal, contributes 5s to Nowra Church Fund.
BARRON
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 22nd July 1880 - Barron, storekeeper.
ST, 3rd November 1881 - Barron’s store at Burrier.
ST, 22nd December 1881 - William Barron charges Joseph Mulley with using insulting language but the case is dismissed.
ST, 5th January 1882 - W. Barron, of Burrier, is granted a slaughtering license.
ST, 18th May 1882 - Colts Cricket Match Burrier v. Yalwal. For Yalwal J. Barron scores 0 & 1 run. For Burrier W. Barron 0 runs.
ST, 10th May 1883 - Court Case: W. Barron v. Henry Gregson. Cost of goods L22 2s.
Diary of Bernard Brown, 2nd August 1883 - “.....Martin gon [sic] to Burrier to bury Walter Barrons child.....” (Shoalhaven Historical Society S 2035)
ST, 29th May 1884 - W. Barron advertises store and stock for sale at Yalwal.
ST, 20th August 1885 - Land Selections: William Barron, 40 acres, Parish of Budgong.
ST, 26th October 1887 - Cricket Match: Burrier v. Yalwal, played at Burrier. The Barron’s play for Burrier. W. Barron 7 & 11 runs, J. Barron a duck in both innings. They take 2 catches and Burrier wins.
ST, 23rd November 1887 - Cricket Match: Burrier v. Yalwal. This was the first Cricket Match played at Yalwal and caused great interest. The Barron’s play for Burrier, W. Barron 3 & 0 runs, J. Barron 1 & 0 runs.. Burrier won by 17 runs.
Diary of James Thomson, 23rd January 1888 - “Jim Barron commenced at 12/- per week.....”
ST, 1st February 1888 - Cricket Match: Burrier v. Yalwal at Burrier which is won easily by Yalwal. The Barron’s play for Burrier, W. Barron 2 ducks and 1 catch, J. Barron 11 & 0 runs.
Diary of James Thomson, 17th March 1888 - “Gave Jim Barron L1 note acct. Wages.....”
1888 - 1890 Electoral Roll - William Barron, Freehold Burrier, abode Yalwal.
ST, 3rd April 1889 - William Barron fined 1s for neglecting to send his son to school for the prescribed time.
ST, 18th December 1889 - W. Barron advertised Boxing Day Races to be held at Burrier.
ST, 8th January 1890 - W. Barron donates 5s to the Yalwal School of Arts Building Fund.
ST, 23rd July 1890 - William Barron: Declaration of compliance with the conditions of his Conditional Purchase of 40 acres.
ST, 24th August 1890 - Mr. W. Barron to circulate a petition for the Presbyterian Church against Sunday Trading.
ST, 8th August 1894 - William Barron named as sole beneficiary in William Bolt’s will.
ST, 16th May 1896 - W. Barron: GL 9 at Grassy Gully approved.
June - July 1896 - W. & Wally Barron made purchases from Yalwal General Store. (Shoalhaven Museum Yalwal General Store Ledger S 1251)
ST, 24th October 1896 - J. Barron, W. Barron & H. Barron named in Burrier Cricket Team.
ST, 20th February 1897 - Cricket Match: Bamarang v. Yalwal. J. Barron plays for Yalwal scoring 65 & 3 and taking 5 wickets. Bamarang win the game.
ST, 8th September 1897 - John Barron, of Burrier, gives evidence in McKenzie v. McGrath, Yalwal.
ST, 22nd October 1898 - William Barron gold find at Grassy Gully.
1899 - 1900 Electoral Roll - No. 2105. James Barron, Burrier, farm labourer.
See Also Yalwal Village: Sports
Barron Genealogy
BARRY, William
30th August 1889 - Lease Register: No. 215, GL 14, The Homeward Bound Mine is transferred to Robertson, Clarke, Gayer and Barry. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 2nd October 1889 - In an advertisement regarding the registration of the Homeward Bound Gold-Mining Company, No-Liability a list of shareholders is given: William A.E. Barry, Melbourne, Mining Expert, 500 shares.
ST, 23rd July 1890 - W.E. Barry is sued by Robertson, Clarke and Gayer for the return of 15,000 shares in the Homeward Bound Mine. He was an uncertificated insolvent at the time of purchase.
27th January 1891 - Lease Register: No. 215, GL 14, The Homeward Bound Mine is transferred to the Homeward Bound Gold Mining Company No-Liability. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll - William Barry (non-resident), leasehold, residence Melbourne.
Shoalhaven News, 24th June 1893 - Homeward Bound dispute: William A. Barry deposes that he pegged out the lease for Booker and party.
SN, 22nd July 1893 - Court Cases: T. Jones, W. Emery and T. Cummins V. W.E. Barry for wages. Dismissed due to no evidence. R. Holmes and W. Davis v. W.E. Barry for wages. Struck out as they did not hold miner’s rights during the time they worked.
SN, 26th August 1893 - W.E. Barry applies to be registered as the proprietor of the Pioneer Mine’s machinery site. It is objected to on several points by John Maclean. The decision is reserved.
SN, 7th October 1893 - Robert Taylor Thorburn appeals against the Warden’s decision to register Barry as the holder of the Pioneer Mine’s machinery site. The appeal is upheld.
ST, 8th August 1896 - W.E. Barry, G.E. Barry and W.H. Barry in Homeward Bound case.
ST, 4th November 1896 - As above.
BASSER, Nathan
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 1st February 1896 - Anticipating that there may be a weakness in the lease, Mr. Basser re-pegged the Golden Quarry last Monday. The claim was jumped at 3.10 a.m. yesterday. Basser has let the Eclipse Mine on tribute to C. & W. Davidge, R. Stonehouse, J. Cruickshank, A. Peters and Thomas Kells.
ST, 5th February 1896 - Messrs. Alexander Hay, John Wright, Martin and Basser pegged out for a quartz claim, the Golden Quarry, through their agent A. Hielman, on Wednesday last at 5 p.m. Peter and Duncan Maclean are granted an injunction against Alexander Hielman, John Constable, Charles James, William Thomas, Mison, J. Hardy and party, Boyd and party, Alexander Hay, J. Wright, A. Martin, H. Martin and N. Basser in relation to the Golden Quarry.
ST, 12th February 1896 - Duncan and Peter Maclean are granted a 7 day injunction against John R. Hardy, James McKeachie, Charles Stuart, Alfred Hartley, Alfred Boyd, Charles McKeachie, Frank Sparrow, Alex. hielman, James Constable, William Thomas, Charles Jones, Joseph Linfoot, Isaac Mison, Alex Hay, John Wright, Abraham Martin, henry Martin and Nathan Basser in relation to the Golden Quarry.
ST, 29th February 1896 - The Golden Quarry case is heard.
ST, 22nd April 1896 - N. Basser v. W. Smallman, L26 7s 6d for goods sold and delivered. A. Hielman, representing Basser, proved the debt.
21st October 1896 - Lease Register: No. 683, GL 26, A mention of assignment to N. Basser of part of Walford’s share of the lease. (SRNSW Reel 1539)
23rd October 1896 - Lease Register: No. 95, GL 3, lease transferred to Nathan Basser of 15 York Lane, Sydney. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
ST, 31st October 1896 - Mail Contracts: N. Basser L65, Yalwal - Nowra Road.
ST, 24th March 1897 - Basser mentioned in Goodman v. Hielman.
ST, 5th May 1897 - “Mr. N. Basser, of Yalwal and Pambula, is selling his estate.”
ST, 19th May 1897 - An advertisement for the assigned estate of Nathan Basser, Yalwal, A. Hielman late manager, calls for accounts to be settled before the 31st.
ST, 2nd June 1897 - James Paull advertises that he has purchased the book debts in the estate of Nathan Bassar [sic]
ST, 30th June 1897 - Paull tries to sue James Constable for the recovery of a book debt owing to Basser, but is unsuccessful
ST, 11th September 1897 - Basser is mentioned in Walford v. Hay a case for the recovery of L25 in connection with the sale of the Albion Mine.
ST, 27th October 1897 - GL 95 is mentioned as being part of the Basser estate in a case before the Warden’s Court. It has been purchased by Robert Imray. Also F.W. King v. A. Hay: to prevent the registration of a machine area on the grounds that King had purchased the site from Basser’s estate.
ST. 30th October 1897 - It is stated at Alex Hielman’s bankruptcy hearing that Basser is his brother in law. Hielman borrowed heavily from Basser and by November 1893 he was his principal creditor.
ST, 3rd December 1898 - James Paull obtains a deed of assignment and authority from the trustees to sue in Basser’s name for the recovery of book debts. “Alexander Heilman [sic], of Yalwal, said he was manager for Mr. Bassar [sic] when he kept the store at Yalwal. When the estate was assigned he told the trustees that the accounts were so complicated as to be practically unrecoverable, and he declined to give 3d in the pound for the book debts.”
Bassar v. W. Gallaway
Bassar v. J. Kirkman, jnr.
Bassar v. W. Fletcher, jnr.
Shoalhaven News and ST, 4th March 1899 - King v. Hay
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BATES, Hugh James
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 12 January 1887 - Mr. Hugh Bates has been placed in charge of the school at Yalwal after the retirement of James Booth.
ST, 12th September 1888 - Mr. Bates, of Yalwal, has forwarded a Henry Kendall poem for publication: “The Curse of the Mother Flood.”
1888 - 1889 Electoral Roll - Hugh Bates, residence Yalwal.
ST, 8th January 1890 - H.J. Bates donates 10s to the Yalwal School of Arts Building Fund. He signs the letter of thanks as Hon. Sec.
ST, 26th February 1890 - H.J. Bates, Hon. Sec., advertises for tenders for the erection of the School of Arts Building at Yalwal.
ST, 18th June 1890 - H.J. Bates contributes 5s to Samuel Fisher during his illness.
ST, 24th September 1890 - Mr. Henry Bates [sic] to circulate a Presbyterian Church petition.
1891 Census - H.J. Bates listed in the Householders Schedule No. 96, one male resident. (SRNSW Reel 2523)
ST, 8th April 1891 - H.J. Bates of Yalwal is appointed to the Parochial Council of St. John’s Church of England, Nowra.
9th July 1891 - H.J. Bates, Honorary Secretary of the yalwal School of Arts, Letter to the Accountant, Dept. of Public Instruction requesting forms. (SRNSW 20/13079 No.36333)
Shoalhaven News, 11th July 1891 - Mr. H.J. Bates and others are advised that their request for a Police Station at Yalwal has been denied, but will be kept for future consideration.
ST, 11th November 1891 - An application for the i.p. of 1 acre, Parish Ettrema, by Hugh James Bates is adjourned.
18th December 1891 - H.J. Bates, Vice President of Yalwal School of Arts. In a letter to the Accountant at the Dept. of Public Instruction Bates request that the reply be addressed to him at Pyree, Shoalhaven. (SRNSW 20/13079 No. 66021)
ST, 11th May 1892 - Hugh James Bates i.p, 90.2, 1 rood, Parish Ettrema, recommended.
ST, 7th September 1892 - Hugh James Bates i.p, 90.2, 1 acre, Parish Ettrema; conditions found to be satisfactory.
SN, 18th November 1893 - Hugh J. Bates deed of grant, 1 rood in the Village of Yalwal, is ready for delivery.
ST, 13th May 1896 - Obituary: “Mrs. Henry Wheatley, of Terrara.....leaves behind.....three sons and six daughters.....Mrs. Hugh Bates (Yalwal).”
June - July 1896 - Made purchases from Yalwal General Store. (Shoalhaven Museum Yalwal General Store Ledger S 1251)
1899 - 1900 Electoral Roll - No. 2108, Hugh James Bates, Public School Yalwal, Schoolmaster.
BEAGE
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 8th january 1890 - D. Beage donates 2s 6d to the Yalwal School of Arts Building Fund.
BEAZLEY, John and Hannah
20th May 1903 - Marriage at the School ofd Arts, Yalwal. John Waddington Beazley, farmer, aged 26, born at Lambing Flat resident of Yalwal to Hannah Heron, aged 18, born at Newcastle on Tyne resident of Yalwal. Married by W. Newby-Fraser, witnesses Thomas Fletcher and Thomas Heron.
13th November 1903 - Birth of a son, James Waddington Beazley, father’s profession farmer.
16th November 1903 - James Waddington Beazley Baptised by W. Newby-Fraser.
BELL, William
1888 - 1889 Electoral Roll - William Bell, residence Yalwal.
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 8th January 1890 - W. Bell donates 5s to the Yalwal School of Arts Building Fund.
BELMORE, James
Shoalhaven News, 28th October 1893 - James Belmore sued by the Homeward Bound Company for L14, balance due on the sale of an engine. Ordered to pay L2 per month starting on the 1st of November.
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 4th January 1894 - Court Case: James and Margaret Belmore v. Martha Nolan.
BENT, Thomas
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 16th September 1891 - Thomas Bent sued Thomas Collier, of Yalwal, for L4, the balance on a dray sold & delivered. Decree for amount with costs.
BETTENS, William
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 27th April 1892 - Messrs. John Irwin, Charles Payne and W, Battin [sic] provide catering for the grand ball held on Easter Monday night.
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll - No. 146. William Bettens, residence Yalwal.
Shoalhaven News, 24th June 1893 - William Batten [sic], fireman at the Homeward Bound Company’s Battery, gives evidence at the dispute hearing.
ST, 3rd October 1894 - A benefit concert in aid of Mrs. T. Jones is given by the Yalwal Negro Minstrels. James kennedy, Bettons [sic] and Gray perform ‘gags and comicalities.’
ST, 16th January 1896 - At Nowra Police Court, W. Bettens and 11 others are charged with riotous behaviour in a public place at Yalwal on New Years Eve. The summons is found to be faulty and the case is dismissed.
June - July 1896 - Made purchases from Yalwal General Store. (Shoalhaven Museum Yalwal General Store Ledger S 1251)
29th July 1896 - Marriage at St. John’s Nowra performed by Edward Owen. William Bettens, Miner of Yalwal, aged 27 married Louisa Pepper, born at Worragee [Worrigee] aged 18, resident of Nowra Hill. Witnessed by John & Maud Pepper.
ST, 1st August 1896 - Account of Wedding.
21st January 1898 - Birth of a daughter, Ethel Florence, father’s profession engineer.
29th August 1898 - Ethel Baptised by H.M. Trickett.
1899 - 1900 Electoral Roll - No. 2109. William Battens, Yalwal, Miner.
6th June 1900 - Birth of a son, George William, father’s profession engineer.
24th September 1900 - George Baptised by H.M. Trickett.
BIDDULPH
Shoalhaven News, 10th August 1872 - Messrs. Biddulph, Thorburn, Fletcher and Hughs take up five acres to the north of Griffiths Prospecting Protection Area.
SN, 14th June 1873 - Advertisement by T.T. Biddulph allowing passage across his land to the Yalwal Diggings.
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 25th April 1888 - Mechanics Cricket Club v, Yalwal at Nowra in which only one innings is played, the match is won by Yalwal. The Biddulphs play for Yalwal: R. Biddulph 35 runs, T.H. Biddulph 2 runs.
27th May 1889 - Lease Register: No. 265, GL 37, Biddulph one of the original applicants. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
ST, 16th May 1896 - R. Biddulph, GL 6, Grassy Gully approved.
See Also Yalwal Village: Sports
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BIGGS
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 23rd July 1890 - In a Supreme Court case between the shareholders of the Homeward Bound Company it is stated that 500 shares were alloted to “one Biggs for services rendered by him in the matter.”
BLACKETT, Cyril
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 8th January 1890 - C. Blackett, Architect, donates 5s to the Yalwal School of Arts Building Fund.
ST, 24th September 1890 - Cyril Blackett, of Nowra, is the broker for the Homeward Bound Souh Gold Mining Company.
ST, 30th September 1891 - Cyril Blackett, Legal Manager, is granted six months suspension on the Robert Bruce, Eclipse & Mountain [Fountain] Head Mines.
ST, 11th November 1891 - Cyril Blackett is granted 3 months suspension on the Star Mine.
BLACKMAN
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 3rd March 1881 - Messrs. Curtis, Kelsey and Blackman, Directors of the Yalwal Quartz Mining Co. (limited), arrive at Yalwal to commission their new machinery.
BLACKMORE
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 16th September 1891 - Proposed cancellation of 6 acre lease, Parish of Danjera, held by W.P. Blackmore and another.
Shoalhaven News, 13th July 1895 - Mr. Blackmore, a candidate in the Shoalhaven election, addressed a meeting at Yalwal on Monday evening.
7th February 1899 - Lease Register: S.F. Blackmore caveats on leases 599, 610, 683, 796 & 797. (SRNSW Reel 1539)
4th August 1899 - Lease Register: S.F. Blackmore caveats on lease 657. (SRNSW Reel 1539)
16th September 1900 - Lease Register: S.F. Blackmore caveats on lease 599. (SRNSW Reel 1539)
BOLT, William
17th September 1880 - Petition for a school at Yalwal signed by W. Bolt & 35 others. (SRNSW 5/18232.1)
1883 - 1884 Church of England - W. Bolt, Yalwal, contributes 3s 6d to the Nowra Church Fund.
12th May 1888 - Lease Register: No. 249, GL 56, one of the original applicants.
1888 - 1889 Electoral Roll - William Bolt, residence Yalwal.
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 8th January 1890 - W. Bolt donates 2s 6d to the Yalwal School of Arts Building Fund.
ST, 12th November 1890 - William Bolt, F. Wilson, T. Jones and J. Adams granted 6 months suspension on GL 56.
1891 Census - William Bolt listed at Householders Schedule No. 121, 1 male. (SRNSW Reel 2523)
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll - No. 181. William Bolt, residence Yalwal.
ST, 8th August 1894 - Advertisement advising that after 14 days probate will be granted to William Barron, sole legatee in the will of the late William Bolt.
See also Yalwal Cemetery Gallery
BOLTON, John
1891 Census - John Bolton listed at Householders Schedule No. 48. 1 male residing. (SRNSW Reel 2523)
BOOKER, Joseph
Shoalhaven News, 24th June 1893 - The Homeward Bound Dispute: Booker & party and Mason & party, were the former holders of the lease which, owing to non payment of rent, was forfeited on May 12th.
SN, 22nd July 1893 - Mr. Booker and Mr. Sheehan 9the Mining Registrar) are appointed by the Mining Warden to make an interim inspection of the Homeward Bound Mine on behalf of all the parties interested.
SN, 4th July 1894 - Homeward Bound Case.
BOOTH, James
1883 - 1884 Church of England - J. Booth, of Yalwal, contributes 10s to Nowra Church Fund.
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 25th June 1885 - Mr. James Booth is now in charge of Yalwal Public School.
ST, 10th July 1885 - Public Schools Expenditure for 1884; Yalwal: Salaries L98 Total L110.
1885 - 1886 Church of England - J. Booth, of Yalwal, contributes 10s to Nowra Church Fund.
ST, 21st March 1894 - James Booth Obituary.
BOYD
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 5th February 1896 - Peter and Duncan Maclean are granted an injunction against Alexander Hielman, John Constable, Charles James, William Thomas, Mison, J. Hardy and party, Boyd and party, Alexander Hay, J. Wright, A. Martin, H. Martin and N. Basser in relation to the Golden Quarry.
ST, 12th February 1896 - Duncan and Peter Maclean are granted a 7 day injunction against John R. Hardy, James McKeachie, Charles Stuart, Alfred Hartley, Alfred Boyd, Charles McKeachie, Frank Sparrow, Alex. hielman, James Constable, William Thomas, Charles Jones, Joseph Linfoot, Isaac Mison, Alex Hay, John Wright, Abraham Martin, henry Martin and Nathan Basser in relation to the Golden Quarry.
ST, 18th April 1896 - Albert Boyd, William McKeachie and Frank Sparrow apply for a prohibition, in the Supreme Court, against Henry Martin in relation to the Golden Quarry Mine. It is granted.
BRADBURN, Mrs.
June - July 1896 - Made purchases from Yalwal General Store. (Shoalhaven Museum Yalwal General Store Ledger S 1251)
BRAITHWAITE, William
1891 Census - Wm. Braithwaite listed in the Census at Householders Schedule No. 80. One male resident. (SRNSW Reel 2523)
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 10th June 1891 - Mr. W. Braithwaite, miner of Yalwal, signed a requisition asking John Maclean to stand for Parliament.
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll - No. 209. William Braithwaite, residence Yalwal.
ST, 27th April 1892 - Mr. Braithwaite attend a grand ball held on Easter Monday night.
BRANXTON or BRANKSTON
26th September 1878 - Memorandum of Association for the Yalwall Quartz Mining Company Limited lists Archibald Brankston, Yalwal, 800 shares. (SRNSW 3/5705 No. 1037)
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 9th September 1880 - Mr. Branxton to erect the Yalwal Gold Mining Co.’s machinery without delay.
17th September 1880 - Petition for a school at Yalwal signed by Archd. Brankston and 35 others. (SRNSW 5/18232.1)
BRERETON, John Parker
14th August 1877 - Lease Register: No. 16, GL 42, one of the original applicants. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
27th August 1879 - Lease Register: No. 73, GL 73, one of the original applicants. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
18th August 1880 - Lease Register: No. 63, GL 13, one of the original applicants. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
BRIERLY
29th April 1897 - Lease Register: Kent and Brierly take out Caveat on No. 95, GL 3. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
BRISSENDEN
8th April 1895 - Lease Register: Edwin Thomas Brissenden, of Yalwal, sole applicant for No. 609, GL 58 Ettrema. (SRNSW Reel 1539)
29th October 1895 - Lease Register: No. 598 GL 55, Ettrema. Transfer of lease from F. Wilson to Brissenden of ‘Wentworth Court’ 64 Elizabeth Street, Sydney. (SRNSW Reel 1539)
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 15th July 1896 - E.M. Brissenden’s GL 55, parish Ettrema, may be cancelled unless the rent is paid.
ST, 19th August 1896 - An application for suspension on leases 389 & 609 is struck out as the applicant, E.M. Brissenden, did not appear.
5th September 1897 - Lease Register: Edwin Mayhew Brissenden, of Wentworth Court Sydney, sole applicant for No. 845 GL 55 Ettrema. (SRNSW Reel 1539)
8th January 1899 - Lease Register: GL 58 cancelled. (SRNSW Reel 1539)
13th January 1899 - Lease Register: GL 55 cancelled. (SRNSW Reel 1539)
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BRITTON
1891 Census - Ranis, negro half-caste, listed in the Census at Householders Schedule No. 122. One male. (SRNSW Reel 2523)
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll - No. 216. Ramus Britton, residence Yalwal.
BROERS
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 18th January 1888 - Galbraith v. Broers L6 14s 10d for goods sold and delivered. To be paid at 3s per week. Also James Adams v. F. Broers L8 17s 10d, verdict for amount and costs.
ST, 2nd May 1888 - Samuel McMahon v. C. Pearce and F. Broers, Promissory note & interest. Verdict L5 7s 6d and one witnesses expenses.
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll - No. 219. John Henry Broers, jnr., residence Yalwal.
BROGAN
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 27th April 1892 - At a grand ball held on Easter Monday night Miss Brogan attended in turkey twill with trimming.
BROWN
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 8th January 1890 - H. Brown donates 2s 6d to the Yalwal School of Arts Building Fund.
ST, 3rd September 1890 - Brown v. Robertson, Homeward Bound Mine dispute.
ST, 23rd March 1892 - Brown v. Robertson. Brown’s interest is assessed at L15,000 with leave to appeal to the Full Court.
ST, 18th May 1892 - Herbert Harrington Brown, George Henry Holmes and George Swan Puressey v. William Afflick Robertson in the Full Court; no ruling as yet.
BROWN, Nugent
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 22nd June 1892 - Warden’s Court: Nugent Brown purchased 7/16 of the Danjera Treasure Mine in 1889.
BROWN, Thomas
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 15th October 1880 - Thomas Brown whilst driving a drill accidentally smashes the hand of Keenan.
BROWN
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 13th March 1879 - The Yalwal Quartz Mining Company have engaged the services of Mr. Brown to erect their machinery.
ST, 11th September 1879 - Capt. Brown gives evidence in the Pinnacle Mine claim jumping case. William Brown, mining manager of the lease, also gives evidence.
BROWN
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 7th March 1894 - “Mr. Brown, of Wollongong, with his staff of hands and his plant for building the bridge over the Yarramunmun was camped on the north side of the flooded creek.....The first frame or set of piles were already driven’” Brown rigged up a flying fox across the flooded Yarramunmun Creek to enable people trapped on the Yalwal side to return to Nowra.
BRUCE, John
1892 - Lease Register: Letter of complaint regarding No. 248, GL 54. Letter of complaint regarding No. 332 GL 55. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
BRYCE
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 8th January 1890 - A. Bryce & A. Bryce, jnr., donate 2s 6d each to the Yalwal School of Arts Building Fund.
BULLOCH
31st January 1890 - Lease Register: Tom Heron transfers No. 242 GL 52 to Archibald John Bullock of Norwich Chambers, Hunter Street, Sydney.
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 1st April 1891 - Archibald J. Bulloch, of Hunter St., advertises for tenders to drive a tunnel in his ten acre lease. Particulars can be obtained from J.G. Kelly, Yalwal.
ST, 25th May 1892 - Notice of rent due: Archibald John Bullock, GL 52.
Shoalhaven News, 26th August 1893 - J. Kennedy, jnr. v. John Maclean. Kennedy was engaged by H. McPherson, on behalf of Maclean, to work on Bullock’s claim in November 1890.
BURNETT, Mr.
10th February 1890 - Lease Register: Transfer of ownership of No. 105 GL 21 from W.H. reynolds to Burnett. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
16th January 1891 - Lease Register: Burnett transfers No. 105 GL 21 to Alfred Saddington. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
BURNS, George
1899 - 1900 Electoral Roll - No. 2111. George Burns, Yalwal, Labourer.
BURRELL, Walter
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 30th October 1889 - In an advertisement regarding the registration of the ‘Yalwal Victory Gold Mining Company, No-Liability’ a list of shareholders is given: Walter Burrell, Sydney, Mining Agent & Stock Broker, 500 contributing shares and 1000 fully paid up shares. He is the Manager of the Company.
BURROWS
16th June 1880 - Letter requesting a school for Yalwal signed by James Burrow, indicates he has at least one eligible child. (SRNSW 5/18232.1)
BUTTERWORTH
31st July 1878 - Lease Register: No. 11, GL 13. George Butterworth purchases 1/2 of William Wood’s share of 1/14 in the lease. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
BYERS
Shoalhaven News, 26th April 1873 - Mr. Byers, of Byers & Holtermann Hill End, visits Yalwal but is unable to give a definite opinion of the quality of the reefs.
BYRNES, James
 Shoalhaven News, 19th February 1875 - Messrs. Byrnes, Waugh, Curtis, Kelsey & Scholer have been appointed provisional directors of the Yalwal Quartz Mining Company.
SN, 27th January 1877 - Mr. Byrnes, ex Minister for Works, a director of the Yalwal Quartz Mining Company, chairs a meeting of the shareholders in Sydney.
SN, 31st March 1877 - Mr. Byrnes, late Minister for Works, recently elected director of the Yalwal Quartz Mining Company.
n.d. - Articles of Association of Yalwall Quartz Mining Company Limited: James Byrnes, Parramatta, 500 contributing shares. (SRNSW 3/5705 No. 1037)
26th September 1878 - Memorandum of Association of Yalwall Quartz Mining Company Limited: James Byrnes, Balmain, Landowner 500 shares. (SRNSW 3/5705 No. 1037)
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 22nd February 1883 - An advertisement for a Public Auction mentions the gold lease, the Pinnacle Mine, granted to Charles Kelsey, David Waugh, James Byrnes, John Sivewright and Henry Otto Lampson on the 27th January 1876.
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