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LACK, Alfred
1888 - 1889 Electoral Roll - No. 942. Alfred Martin Lack, residence Yalwal.
LAMBERT
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 27th November 1889 - An Advertisement is placed by the Sheriff advising of the Auction Sale of Thomas Galbraith’s property, unless a writ of fieri facias be satisfied, as a result of the Supreme Court Case of Lambert v. Galbarith.
LAMONT, S.
22nd June 1896 - Made a purchase from Yalwal General Store. (Shoalhaven Museum Yalwal General Store Ledger S 1251)
LAMPSON, Henry Otto
Shoalhaven News, 2nd January 1875 - Henry O. Lampson, manager pro. tem., of the Yalwal Quartz Mining Company, the Pinnacle Mine, calls for tenders to cart a quantity of machinery from Greenwell Point to the mine. He also places a notice advising that a meeting of local shareholders will be held at Moss’ Hotel, Greenhills.
SN, 20th March 1875 - Lampson gives notice of a shareholders meeting to be held at the Criterion Hotel, George St., Sydney.
SN, 19th June 1875 - Calls a shareholders meeting at the Criterion Hotel.
SN, 6th November 1875 - Calls a shareholders meeting at Kelsey’s White Horse Hotel, Sydney.
SN, 6th February 1876 - Calls a shareholders meeting at Kelsey’s White Horse Hotel, Sydney.
SN, 19th February 1876 - Advertises a call of 3d per 12,000 contributing shares in the Yalwal Quartz Mining Company.
SN, 8th April 1876 - Advertises a General Meeting of the Company at Kelsey’s Hotel, Sydney.
SN, 31st March 1877 - The Pinnacle Mine was discovered by Messrs. Schaffer, Sivewright and Curtis and was the first claim taken up at Yalwal. They entered into an agreement with Lampson to divide the claim into 24,000 shares. 12,000 fully paid up shares to be held by the original owners and 12,000 (paid up to 10s) to be held by Lampson, who bound himself to place machinery on the ground within six months. The machinery provided by Lampson was inadequate and more suited to prospecting and not to develop the mine.
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 22nd February 1883 - A Public Auction Advertisement mentions the Gold-mining lease, the Pinnacle Mine, granted to Charles Kelsey, David Waugh, James Byrnes, John Sivewright and Henry Otto Lampson on the 27th January 1876.
LANDOW, George
16th December 1899 - Report on Yalwal School of Arts from L. Johnson, Teacher, to the Inspector of Schools, Wollongong: George Landow is listed as a committeeman, he also signs a Subsidy Guarantee. (SRNSW 20/13079)
1899 - 1900 Electoral Roll - No. 2170. George Landow, Yalwal, Storekeeper.
LANE, J.E.
30th March 1898 - Lease Register: No. 596 GL 32. A complaint regarding this lease, by Lane, is disallowed, 98 - 5759. (SRNSW Reel 1539)
LANE, William
1891 Census - William Lane is listed in the Census at Householders Schedule No. 62. Two males resident. (SRNSW Reel 2523)
LANGLANDS, Alfred
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 18th December 1897 - Alfred Langlands, of Yalwal, is a candidate for a pupil teacher’s examination to be held in Nowra.
LANGLEY, Thomas
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 4th January 1894 - Thomas Langley, a labourer of Yalwal, gives evidence in the Belmore and Nolan assault case.
LARTER, J.
1891 Census - J. Larter is listed in the Census at Householders Schedule No. 58. The house was uninhabited and the details were taken elsewhere. (SRNSW Reel 2523)
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LAWLER, Daniel
Shoalhaven News, 26th July 1873 - Lawler attends a shareholders meeting.
SN, 20th September 1873 - Approved Leases: Daniel Lawler, and 20 others, 5 acres. Daniel Lawler, and 8 others, 2 acres, quartz.
SN, 11th November 1876 - Notice is given to Daniel Lawler, and others, to execute and take delivery of two leases:
No. 281. 1a. 2r. 39p
No. 291. 4a. 1r. 7p, or they will be cancelled.
LAWRENCE, J.
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 8th January 1890 - J. Lawrence donates 5s to the Yalwal School of Arts Building Fund.
ST, 22nd July 1891 - J. Lawrence sings at a concert held in the Yalwal School of Arts in aid of a distressed family. Messrs. Lawrence and F. Goodhew sing comic songs.
ST, 9th March 1893 - James Lawrence’s employee, S.L. Stead, narrowly escapes drowning in Dangera Creek. The sulky he was driving, which was owned by Lawrence, was swept a mile downstream and the horse drowned.
Shoalhaven News, 30th September 1893 - James Lawrence performs at a benefit concert, held at Yalwal, in aid of the Edwards nad Walker appeal.
LEE, William
1891 Census - William Lee is listed in the Census at Householders Schedule No. 149. One male residing. William Lee is listed in the Census at Householders Schedule No. 82. Three males residing. (SRNSW Reel 2523)
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 19th August 1891 - William Henry Lee v. James Irwin, snr., for wages. He is owed L30 wages at the rate of L2 10s per week for work on the Dangera Treasure Mine. Verdict for the amount plus costs.
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll -
No. 1103. William Henry Lee, residence Yalwal.
No. 1104. William Lee, residence Yalwal.
LEIGH
2nd July 1896 - Made a purchase from Yalwal General Store. (Shoalhaven Museum Yalwal General Store Ledger S 1251)
LEEMAN, John
27th June 1878 - Lease Register: No. 44 GL 19. One of the original applicants. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
LEO, H.
1891 Census - H. Leo is listed in the Census at Householders Schedule No. 142. Tow males residing. (SRNSW Reel 2523)
LEVERICK, J.
1890 - Lease Register: No. 109 GL 51. Leverick makes a complaint regarding this lease, letters 90 - 1767 and 90 - 1889. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 9th July 1890 - J. Leverick complains to the Warden’s Court that the labour conditions on M’Gavan’s lease, No. 109 GL 51, are not being complied with.
LINDLEY, Frederick
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll - No. 1114. Frederick Lindley, residence Yalwal.
12th February 1899 - Lease Register: No. 95 GL 3. A complaint by Lindley regarding this lease is disallowed. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
31st January 1900 - Fred Lindley, aged 35 Born Syndale in Yorkshire, is married to Ethel Emily Sivewright, aged 19 born in Yalwal. Lindley is listed as living at Grassy Gully and his parents were Everingham Lindley, Engineer, and Harriet Reid. Emily’s parents were John Henry Sivewright, Miner, and Caroline Linkenbagh. They were married in John Sivewright’s House at Yalwal in a ceremony performed by H.M. Trickett and witnessed by John and A.E. Sivewright.
LINFOOT, Joseph
1883 - 1884 Church of England - Joseph Linfoot, of Yalwal, contributes 7s 6d to the Nowra Church fund.
18th August 1884 - A daughter, Annie Elizabeth, is born to Joseph and Annie Elizabeth Linfoot. Joseph is listed as a miner at Yalwal.
2nd November 1884 - Annie Elizabeth Linfoot is Baptised by Joseph Best.
1885 - 1886 Church of England - Joseph Linfoot, of Yalwal, contributes 8s to the Nowra Church Fund.
23rd July 1886 - A daughter, Susan Mary, is born to Joseph and Annie Elizabeth Linfoot. Joseph is listed as a miner at Yalwal.
9th August 1886 - Susan Mary Linfoot is Baptised by Joseph Best.
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 31st August 1887 - Two daughters of Mr. Linfoot are saved from drowning in Dangera Creek which they were trying to cross on a log. One is saved by her brother, whilst John Fletcher, aged about 8 years, rescued the other.
1st August 1888 - A son, Joseph, is born to Joseph and Annie Elizabeth Linfoot. Joseph is listed as a miner at Yalwal.
2nd November 1888 - Joseph Linfoot is Baptised by Joseph Best.
1888 - 1889 Electoral Roll - No. 985. Joseph Linfoot, residence Yalwal.
ST, 14th August 1889 - Letter to the Editor from Joseph Linfoot: Whilst trying to cross Dangera Creek, on a log, to get to School his daughter and son fall into the creek. The boy could swim and managed to reach the edge, but the young girl was carried 40 or 50 yards before being rescued by Thomas Kells and William Johnson. He sincerely thanks them and urges the speedy construction of the footbridge, which has been recently approved. He says that this is the third time that his children have met with accidents whilst crossing the creek.
ST, 8th January 1890 -J. Linfoot donates 5s to the Yalwal School of Arts Building Fund.
ST, 20th July 1892 - Linford [sic] v. Trevarthen: Assault case which is struck out due to non appearance.
21st February 1893 - A daughter, Ada, is born to Joseph and Annie Elizabeth Linfoot. Joseph is listed as a miner at Yalwal.
3rd March 1893 - Ada Linfoot is Baptise by W. Wootton.
Shoalhaven News, 24th June 1893 - Joseph Linfoot gives evidence at the Homeward Bound Mine hearing.
ST, 12th February 1896 - Duncan and Peter M’Lean are granted a 7 day injunction against John R. Hardy, James M’Keachie, Charles Stuart, Alfred Hartley, Alfred Boyd, Charles M’Keachie,, 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
June - July 1896 - Made purchases from Yalwal General Store. (Shoalhaven Museum Yalwal General Store Ledger S 1251)
ST, 20th February 1897 - Cricket Match: Bamarang v. Yalwal at Bamarang which Bamarang win 206 to 160. J. Linford [sic], 1 and 1 runs.
SN, 18th March 1899 - A young man named Linfoot had his hand badly cut whilst using a circular saw at Yalwal.
6th December 1899 - Johnson’s Report on the Yalwal School of Arts: J. Linfoot, paid up member.
1899 - 1900 Electoral Roll - No. 2171. Joseph Linfoot, Yalwal, Miner.
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LINKENBAGH
13th April 1871 - A son, George Augustus, is born to Augustus and Mary Linkenbagh. Augustus is listed as a Shoemaker in Nowra.
17th May 1871 - George Augustus Linkenbagh is Baptised by William Hough.
11th August 1874 - Lease Register: No. 5 GL 25. Augustus is one of the original applicants. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
28th May 1878 - Lease Register: No. 32 GL 15. Augustus is one of the original applicants. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
4th September 1878 - Lease Register: No. 47 GL 12. Augustus is the sole applicant. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
8th October 1878 - Lease Register: No. 31 GL 41. Augustus is one of the original applicants. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 3rd July 1879 - Specimens from the Pioneer Mine are displayed at Mr. Linkenbagh’s shop, Nowra.
ST, 3rd July 1879 - Applications regarding the No. 3 claim tender to be made to Mr. Linkenbagh, Nowra.
ST, 24th July 1879 - A meeting of the shareholders of the No. 3 Claim is held at Mr. Linkenbagh’s, Nowra.
ST, 11th September 1879 - A. Linkenbagh gives evidence in Finch and Party v. Graham.
8th November 1879 - Lease Register: No. 53 GL 3. Augustus is one of the original applicants. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
ST, 27th November 1879 - Mr. Linkenbagh takes 86 oz. of Yalwal gold to the Mint in Sydney.
ST, 18th December 1879 - Applications for shares in the Morning Star Gold Mining Company’s mine to be made to Augustus Linkenbagh, Nowra, or Mr. John M’Arthur.
24th December 1879 - Lease Register: No. 54 GL 42. Augustus is one of the original applicants. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
9th February 1880 - Lease Register: No. 47 GL 12.
Transfer of 1/16 interest to Edward J. Pooley
Transfer of 1/4 interest to Michael Harvey
Transfer of 1/8 interest to James Waddington, jnr.
Transfer of 1/4 interest to James West
Transfer of 1/16 interest to Albert Patterson
Transfer of 1/16 interest to Thomas Grieve. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
ST, 4th March 1880 - A. Linkenbach [sic] calls for tenders to drive a tunnel on the Morning Star Company’s Mine.
ST, 18th March 1880 - Mr. Augustus Linkenbagh has the tailings from the Eclipse Company’s races assayed at the Union Bank.
ST, 29th July 1880 - Mr. Linkenbagh brings down, to Nowra, a specimen of stone from the Star Mine.
ST, 26th August 1880 - Augustus Linkenbach [sic], of Nowra, and John M’Arthur, of Terrara, call for tenders for the continuation of the tunnel on the Star Mine.
ST, 30th December 1880 - Mr. Linkenbagh has a specimen of stone from the Eclipse Mine on display in Nowra.
ST, 3rd November 1881 - A. Linkenbagh is elected to the Committee of the Shoalhaven District Turf Club.
20th December 1881 - Lease Register: No. 53 GL 3. Transfer of Graham’s interest to Linkenbagh and Grieve. (SRNSW 1538)
24th December 1881 - Lease Register: No. 54 GL 42. Transfer of Graham’s interest to Linkenbagh and Grieve. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
Diary of Bernard Brown, Nowra, 26th June 1883 - “.....Called at Mr. Linkenbechs [sic] fitted on New Boots fits very well and think they will be easy no more pegged ones if I can help it.....” (Shoalhaven Museum S 2035)
Diary of Bernard Brown, Nowra, 29th August 1883 - “.....August Linkenbach [sic] paid 7 weeks rent for Stanbery’s House to P de Mestres Estate L1 - 8 - 0.....” (Shoalhaven Museum S 2035)
Diary of Bernard Brown, Nowra, 16th November 1883 - “.....Bought a Child’s Chair of Linkenbech [sic] paid L1.....”
ST, 1st May 1884 - A shareholders meeting of the Eclipse Company is to be held at Mr. Linkenbagh’s.
ST, 8th May 1884 - A. Linken-bagh [sic] attends a shareholders meeting of the Eclipse Gold Mining Company, held at his new building in Nowra.
ST, 25th June 1885 - A. Linkenbagh: director of the Star Company.
19th October 1885 - Lease Register: No. 102 GL 12. Augustus is one of the original applicants. (SRNSW 1538)
ST, 21st December 1887 - The Court orders Charles Linkenbagh to pay 5s per week for the maintenance of his illegitimate child.
ST, 4th Janaury 1888 - C. Linkenbagh fined 5s for assaulting John Johns.
ST, 29th February 1888 - Cricket Match: Mechanics Cricket Club v. Yalwal at the Recreation Ground, Nowra, which Yalwal lost. For Mechanics, C. Linkenbagh, 0 and 4 runs.
ST, 28th March 1888 - Cricket Match: Mechanics C.C. v. Yalwal which Mechanis win by 91 runs. For Mechanics, C. Linkenbagh, 0 and 4 runs.
ST, 9th May 1888 - A. Linkenbach [sic] advertises a house to let in Kinghorn St., Nowra, which is currently occupied by Mr. T. Marriott, solicitor.
ST, 31st October 1888 - Thomas Mooney’s application for a publican’s license at Yalwal: He intended to build next to Mr. Linkenbagh’s store. Sgt. Sykes reminded the Bench that Mr. Linkenbagh had been a former applicant for a license.
1888 - 1889 Electoral Roll -
No. 986. Auguste Linkenbagh, freehold, Kinghorne St., Nowra
No. 987. William Linkenbagh, residence, Kinghorne St., Nowra
No. 988. Charles Linkenbach, residence, Kinghorne St., Nowra.
ST, 10th April 1889 - Warden’s Court: A. Linkenbagh, shopkeeper of Nowra, objects to the granting of a gold-mining lease to James Paull. Lease No. 102 GL 12, which had been held about 2 years. James Adams had sold his share to H.R. Hodgkinson. He was awaiting a reply from the Minister regarding amalgamation with No. 93, and still had an interest in it. He was not aware that it had been forfeited. It was taken up on behalf of the Pioneer Company.
ST, 26th June 1889 - In a letter to the Editor in support for a Hotel at Yalwal, M. Friedman expresses thanks to A. Linkenbagh for the kindness he had shown him when he recently visited Yalwal.
A. Linkenbagh advertises his intention to apply for a Publican’s License, at Yalwal, at the next Quarterly Licensing Court, to be held on the 16th of July. It is to be known as the Pioneer Hotel and will comprise of 9 rooms exclusive of those required for the family.
ST, 17th July 1889 - A. Linkenbagh’s application is granted. Z.G. Bice, Henry Fitzhenry, James Stewart and Sgt. Sykes are in support whilst Solomon Kells, John Faulks and James Adams opposed the application.
ST, 24th July 1889 - A. Linkenbagh advertises for tenders to build a 15 room building at Yalwal.
ST, 7th August 1889 - A foot race, for L20 a side, is run on Dent’s Cinder Track, between C. Linkenbagh and J. Fletcher, both of Yalwal. Linkenbagh is given a one yard start over the race distance of 109 yards, but is beaten easily.
ST, 4th December 1889 - Mr. A. Linkenbagh narrowly escapes drowning in Dangera Creek whilst returning to Nowra from Yalwal. Mr. J. Criuckshanks renders assistance after Linkenbagh’s buggy is smashed to pieces, his two horses also survive.
ST, 11th December 1889 - The conditional license granted to Linkenbagh is confirmed. Linkenbagh places the following advertisement:
WANTED a COOK, and General SERVANT GIRL,
at Yalwal, Apply to MRS. A. LINKENBAGH, Yalwal.
Visitors to Yalwal Goldfields
--- WILL FIND ---
SUPERIOR ACCOMODATION
--- AT ---
A. LINKENBAGH’S
PIONEER HOTEL
Best Brands of Wines, Spirits, Beers, Ales, etc.,
always on hand.
GOOD STABLING.
ST, 8th January 1890 - A. Linkenbagh donates L1 to the Yalwal School of Arts Building Fund.
ST, 19th March 1890 - An application on behalf of Auguste Linkenbagh to purchase 2 roods of land at Yalwal was adjourned, the applicant being detained at Yalwal by a flood.
1st July 1890 - Charles Linkenbagh, aged 23 a shoe maker of Nowra, married Matilda Middleton, aged 20 a dress maker of Nowra, in the Nowra School Church. Charles was born at Terrara and his parents were Auguste Linkenbagh, hotel keeper, and Mary Doyle. Matilda was born at Bomaderry and her parents were Henry Middleton, storekeeper, and Catherine Johnson. The cermony was performed by Joseph Best and witnessed by Mary Ann Linkenbagh and John Fitzgerald.
ST, 10th December 1890 - Auguste Linkenbagh’s Hotel License is renewed.
1891 Census - William Linkenbagh is listed in the Census at Householders Schedule No. 101. 9 males and 7 females residing. (SRNSW Reel 2523)
ST, 4th February 1891 - Mr. A. Linkenbagh collects L1 10s in donations for the Kiama Hospital Fund.
ST, 11th February 1891 - August Linkenbagh v. Edward Dennis for L13 1s 6d. Case continued for proof of service.
ST, 22nd April 1891 - Miss M. Linkenbagh, in Pompadour Print, and Miss K. Linkenbagh, in Blue Print, attend a ball in the new Yalwal School of Arts.
ST, 29th April 1891 - A. Linkenbagh, hotelkeeper, contributed L1 towards the construction of the Public Road between Upper and Lower Yalwal.
Shoalhaven News, 20th June 1891 - Linkenbagh v. Hardy.
ST, 8th July 1891 - A. Linkenbagh v. Thomas Logan for L9 8s 6d, board and lodging. He did not ask for full costs as he did not wish to be hard on Logan. Verdict for amount plus 15s in costs.
ST, 22nd July 1891 - The Misses Linkenbagh and Mr. G. Linkenbagh perform at a concert held in the Yalwal School of Arts, in aid of a distressed family. Messrs. W. and T. Linkenbagh also sing whilst A. Linkenbagh provided free accomodation and meals to the Nowra visitors.
An advertisement for W.W. Wood, Dentist, states that he may be consulted, all day, at Linkenbagh’s Hotel, Yalwal, on Monday next, the 27th.
1st September 1891 - A son, Otto Waldemar, is born to Charles and Matilda Linkenbagh. Charles is listed as a shoemaker at Yalwal.
ST, 11th November 1891 - August Linkenbagh’s improvement purchase of 1 rood of land at Yalwal is recommended and the price is fixed at L5. It is stated that buildings, etc., to the value of L850 have been placed up it.
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll -
No. 1115. Auguste Linkenbagh, freehold Nowra, living at ‘Pioneer Hotel’ Yalwal
No. 1116. William Linkenbagh, residence, Kinghorne St., Nowra
No. 1117. Charles Linkenbagh, household, Kinghorne St., Nowra.
ST, 24th April 1892 - Mrs. Charles Linkenbagh, in deep red, attends a ball held on Easter Monday night.
ST, 27th April 1892 - A grand ball is held on Easter Monday Night and Miss Linkenbagh attends in pompadour print. Mr. A. Linkenbagh and Mr. W. Smallman ‘prettily’ dance a reel.
ST, 11th May 1892 - August Linkenbagh, i.p., 90 - 3, 1 rood, parish of Ettrema is recommended.
ST, 25th May 1892 - A. Linkenbagh resigns his trusteeship of the Church of England portion of the Nowra General Cemetery.
ST, 21st September 1892 - Linkenbagh v. Rutherford is postponed for a fortnight.
SN, 30th September 1893 - Mr. T. Linkenbagh, in a company of Nowra amateurs, performs in the Edwards Walker benefit concert held at Yalwal. Mr. A. Linkenbagh hospitably entertained the visitors at his hotel.
ST, 16th May 1894 - An advertisement for the Auction Sale of the Elcipse Mine advises that full particulars may be obtained from W. Kennedy, of Bomaderry, or Mr. A. Linkenbagh, at the mine.
13th November 1894 Lease Register: No. 599 GL 31. Augustus is one of the original applicants. (SRNSW Reel 1539)
ST, 5th December 1894 - Mr. A. Linkenbagh has pegged out 18 acres on the east of the Golden Crown Mine.
ST, 12th December 1894 - Mr. A. Linkenbagh applies for a renewal of the License for the Pioneer Hotel. The original had been lost and a duplicate applied for. The hearing is postponed until the duplicate arrives.
26th August 1895 - Otto Waldemar Linkenbagh is Baptised by E. Wooten.
ST, 27th November 1895 - August Linkenbagh was granted a renewal of the License for the Pioneer Hotel at Yalwal.
ST, 1st February 1896 - James Kennedy and A. Linkenbagh originally took up the Golden Quarry Mine as a three acre lease.
ST, 29th February 1896 - Augustus, whilst sitting on the verandah of the Pioneer Hotel, recalls his early years and how he was drugged and brought down to the Shoalhaven to act as a minder for a friend’s wife.
June - July 1896 - A. Linkenbagh made purchases from Yalwal General Store. (Shoalhaven Museum Yalwal General Store Ledger S 1251)
June - July 1896 - T. Linkenbagh made purchases from Yalwal General Store. (Shoalhaven Museum Yalwal General Store Ledger S 1251)
6th July 1896 - C. Linkenbagh made a purchase from Yalwal General Store. (Shoalhaven Museum Yalwal General Store Ledger S 1251)
ST, 8th July 1896 - Mr. C. Linkenbagh is Secretary of the Yalwal Football Club.
6th August 1896 - A son, William Philip, is born to Charles and Matilda Linkenbagh. Charles is listed as a shoemaker at Yalwal.
25th September 1896 - Lease Register: No. 599 GL 31. Transferred to Alexander Hay. (SRNSW Reel 1539)
ST, 4th November 1896 - Henry Keller and Thomas Linkenbagh come to blows in Yalwal and are fined 5s and 4s, respectively, with costs of 10s each.
ST, 2nd December 1896 - August Linkenbagh’s License for the Pioneer Hotel, at Yalwal, is renewed.
ST, 20th January 1897 - W. Davidge and T. Linkenbagh left for the New Zealand Gold Fields yesterday.
1st March 1897 - William Philip Linkenbagh is Baptised by Edward Owen.
ST, 3rd April 1897 - “Two Yalwal miners who went to New Zealand some weeks ago state that it has been raining there ever since they arrived.”
ST, 24th November 1897 - August Linkenbagh’s License for the Pioneer Hotel, at Yalwal, is renewed.
ST, 1st December 1897 - T. Linkenbagh has returned from New Zealand.
ST, 27th April 1898 - The License for the Pioneer Hotel, at Yalwal, is transferred from A. Linkenbagh to Charles Davidge. “Mr. A. Linkenbagh has leased the premises to Mr. C. Davidge. Mr. and Mrs. Linkenbagh, who look remarkably well, have decided to take a well-earned rest.”
1899 - 1900 Electoral Roll - No. 2172. Auguste Linkenbagh, Pioneer Hotel Yalwal, Hotel Keeper.
27th August 1902 - Augustus Linkenbagh died, aged 71 years, and is buried in Nowra Cemetery.
25th August 1906 - Mary Linkenbagh died, aged 71 years, and is buried with Augustus in Nowra Cemetery.
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LLEWELLYN, Isaac
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll - No. 1121. Isaac Llewellyn, residence Yalwal.
LLEWELLYN, William
1891 Census - W. Llewellyn and Charles Smallhouse are listed in the Census at Householders Schedule No. 74. 3 males residing. (SRNSW Reel 2523)
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll - No. 1122. William Llewellyn, residence Yalwal.
LOFACE
1891 Census - Listed in the Census at Householders Schedule No. 46. One male residing. (SRNSW 2523)
LOGAN, Thomas
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 8th July 1891 - A. Linkenbagh v. Thomas Logan: L9 8s 6d for board and lodging at the Pioneer Hotel, Yalwal. It is stated that Logan was earning L3 per week. Linkenbagh did not press for full costs ‘as he did not wish to be hard on Logan.’ Verdict for amount with 15s in costs.
1891 - 1892 Electoral Roll - No. 1125. Thomas Logan, residence Yalwal.
LOGAN, Roger
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 24th November 1881 - Death Notice: Roger Logan at Yalwal on the 26th of October, native of Yorkshire, England. Aged 76 years.
LORD, William
1899 - 1900 Electoral Roll - No. 2172. William Lord, Yalwal, Labourer.
LOVEGROVE, Charles Ramsey
Diary of James Thomson, Burrier, 9th January 1877 - “Mr. Lovegrove here.”
Diary of James Thomson, Burrier, 10th January 1877 - “Went up to Yalwal with Lovegrove & the boys.....”
4th August 1877 - Lease Register: No. 16 GL 42. One of the applicants. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
27th August 1788 - Lease Register: No. 73 GL 53. One of the applicants. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
18th August 1880 - Lease Register: No. 63 GL 13. One of the applicants. (SRNSW Reel 1538)
LUBY, William
16th June 1880 - Letter requesting a School for Yalwal sugned by William Luby indicating that he has at least one eligible child. (SRNSW 5/18232.1)
LUCY
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 24th April 1892 - Mrs. Lucy attends a grand ball held on Easter Monday night, dressed in black lace and cardinal.
June - July 1896 - Mick Lucy made purchases from Yalwal General Store. (Shoalhaven Museum Yalwal General Store Ledger S 1251)
1899 - 1900 Electoral Roll - No. 2174. Michael Lucy, Yalwal, Woodcutter.
LUGG, H.
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 6th April 1882 - Cricket Match: Burrier v. Yalwal. H. Lugg, 1 and 0 runs, and 1 catch.
See Also Yalwal Village: Sports
LUKE, William
Shoalhaven Telegraph, 14th September 1887 - William Luke is cited as a fellow eyewitness, by James Freed in a letter to the Editor, to the accident involving George Matthews at the Pinnacle Mine.
LYNCH, James
1899 - 1900 Electoral Roll - No. 2175. James Lynch, Yalwal, Miner.
LYNDLEY
1891 Census - Lyndley is listed in the Census at Householders Schedule No. 47. One male residing. (SRNSW Reel 2523)
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