The Hill End Story (Book 2) Index

The Hill End Story (Book 2) Index

By Harry Hodge

Based on 3^rd edition, revised by Errol Hodge

Hill End Publications, Toorak Vic. 1980

Index prepared by Annette Sheen, 2013

 

Description	Book	Pages
A.J.S. Bank see Australian Joint Stock Bank	2	65 – 66
A1 (Oakey Creek and the mouth of Sawpit Gully)	2	69 – 70
Aboriginal tribes	2	149
Ackerman (Miner, 1937)	2	66
Ackermann, Mary Ann (wife of Joseph, Herbert Groves)	2	145
Ackermann, Michael and Hannah (and family)	2	144 – 145
Ackermann’s (Sargent’s Hill and Specimen Gully areas)	2	78, 144
Ackland, Thomas (Devon carpenter and undertaker)	2	137, 145 -146
Adams, James (discovered the Rose of England reef)	2	65, 79
Adelaide mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	81
Advance Australia mine (Oakey Creek and Sawpit Gully)	2	69, 70
Advance Line (Tambaroora, known here as Langford’s)	2	80
Advance mine (on Lorne Reef, Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Advance mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79, 80
Age of Progress mine (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Age of Progress mine (Oakey Creek and Sawpit Gully)	2	69 – 70
Ah Lun (worked a farmlet on Pyramul Creek)	2	125
Ah Young (miner at the Canton, Red Hill, Tambaroora)	2	81
Ajax Lines	2	80, 82, 83
Ajax mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80, 81, 82, 83
Alabama mine (on the Kurrajong Line at Chambers Creek)	2	72
Albion (on the General Bourke Line at Chambers Creek)	2	72
Albion mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	81
Alexander, David (prospected Newman’s Gully)	2	82
Albion (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward – Rapp’s)	2	68
All Nations Hotel	2	115
All Nations mine (later the Cornish)	2	53 – 54
All Saints’ Cathedral, Bathurst	2	102
Allen, G. Wigram (part owner of a company on King’s Reef)	2	76
Allen’s (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72, 74 – 75
Alloway Bank (property of George Suttor at Bathurst)	2	127
Alma No, 1, No.2 and No, 3 mine	2	80
Alpha Station	2	89, 143
Amalgamated Hill End Gold Mining Company Nuggetty Gully	2	29, 34, 87, 93
Amalgamated Tunnel	2	44, 58, 88
Amalgamated vein	2	67
Amalgamated Hawkins Hill	2	88, 108
Anderson and White (Anderson’s Line Golden Gully)	2	80, 81
Anderson mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79, 80
Anderson, G. (one of the directors of the Matthewson’s Shakespeare Mine)	2	55
Anderson’s Reef (Tambaroora)	2	79
Armfield (developer)	2	80
Armstrong and Clarke	2	66
Artful Dodger mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	81
Araluen Star mine (at the mouth of Sawpit Gully)	2	70
Aubyn and Storey Claim	2	104
Aureous mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	81, 83
Austin (formed the Royal and Coronation Veins Company)	2	84
Austin’s shop	2	102
Australian Joint Stock Bank (A.J.S. Bank)	2	65 – 66
Australian Wonder (on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
Austrian reef	2	83
Back Creek (locality)	2	15
Badman (store keeper)	2	81
Badman, Mrs. (wife of a prominent Tambaroora business man)	2	80, 92
Bailey (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72
Bald Hill (a cap of lava, later named Hill End)	2	8, 9, 45, 75 – 76, 90, 116
Bald Hill Company (Bald Hill)	2	76
Ballarat (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	81, 82, 83, 90
Ballarat and Sydney (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward – Rapp’s)	2	68 – 70
Balmain (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Band of Hope mine (on the General Bourke Line at Chambers Creek, Lorne Reef at Red Hill, Hill End)	2	72, 79
Bang Bang (New Zealand no. 1) (east of the main line of claims)	2	68
Bang Bang New lease (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Bank of England (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80, 82
Bank of New South Wales	2	116
Banker mine (Marshall Line)	2	76
Bargong Station	2	125
Barnett’s Claim (Quartz Ridge)	2	86
Barrie, J. (lived in cottage in Reef St)	2	145
Baths Hill	2	98
Bear Gully (location of a mine)	2	76, 116
Beard, Mrs.	2	62 – 63, 66, 80, 81, 100
Beard’s Battery ‘Excelsior’ (near Tambaroora,1859)	2	80, 89 – 90
Beechworth (Triambil holding of the third William Beverly Suttor)	2	130
Beehive (Oakey Creek)	2	69 – 70
Bell and Macartney (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72
Bell, George (manager of Hill End United Mining Co., 1896)	2	87
Belle of Chambers Creek Company	2	73
Bennett brothers	2	32
Bennett’s of South Creek (waggon-building firm)	2	142
Benson mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Bessmount mine (Bear Gully)	2	76
Beyers (owner of Star of Hope Mine)	2	28, 49, 90, 100
Beyers and Holtermann Specimen	2	9, 28, 62, 90, 100, 142 – 143
Beyers and Holtermann Mine	2	32, 46 – 47, 61 – 62, 64, 90, 93, 101, 113
Beyers Avenue	2	29
Bierschenck, Sebastian (in partnership with the Rapp brothers)	2	64
Big Bear Reef (Golden Gully, Tambaroora, 1871 – 1873)	2	80, 82
Birkenhead mine (Oakey Creek)	2	69 – 70
Bismarck Company (floated 1872, Chambers Creek)	2	72 – 75, 99
Bismarck North Company (1933)	2	88
Black Flat (locality)	2	147
Black Prince (mine on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Black Watch syndicate	2	80, 81, 82
Blockers Vein	2	77 – 78
Bloomfield Mine (Dun Dun)	2	85, 86
Blount and Tindall’s Rose of Australia (east of the main line of claims)	2	68
Bob the ‘Pieman’	2	98
Boomerang (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Booth, M.L.A.	2	99
Boston mine	2	77, 78
Bottom Tunnel (of Amalgamated Hill End Gold Mining Company)	2	30, 32, 87, 88
Bowen St (Hill End)	2	142
Box Ridge Road	2	110
Boyan, Joseph (Constable)	2	144 – 145
Brady’s general store, Clarke St.	2	illus, facing p 128
Brand and Fletcher’s Main Belt (Amalgamated Hawkins Hill)	2	46 – 47, 65
Brand and Fletcher’s mine (eastern side of lower Oakey Creek on the Hawkins Hill line)	2	65, 70, 109
Brilliant Mine (brow of the hill at Albert Street)	2	87
Britannia mine	2	80
Britannia Reef (Golden Gully, Tambaroora, 1871 – 1873)	2	80 – 82
Bromley (owner of the Star of Peace)	2	49
Brook (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72
Brown Horse mine (Anderson’s Line Golden Gully)	2	80
Brown, Jimmy (owner of the Northumberland Mine)	2	49, 60, 69, 108, 112
Brown, S. (M.L.A.)	2	81
Brown’s Northumberland mine	2	60, 99
Brucedale (property of George Suttor at Peel)	2	127
Buchanan, M.L.A.	2	99
Buckley and Willis mine (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Bularidee tribe	2	150 – 153
Bulmer’s sawmill (at the mouth of Wiggetts Creek, Green Valley)	2	85
Burfitt (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72
Burford and Yeo (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72
Burne, Alfred, B. (Mining Registrar)	2	133
Burns, (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72
Burrangong	2	120
Caithness mine (Chambers Creek)	2	74
Caledonia mine (on the General Bourke Line at Chambers Creek)	2	49, 72, 114
Caledonian mine (Anderson’s Line Golden Gully)	2	79, 80
Camp Hill Gold Mining Co.	2	81
Campbell, M.L.A.	2	99
Campbell’s Creek	2	121
Campbell’s Station (property of Mr. Campbell)	2	121, 126
Canadian Gully Ballarat, other nuggets found	2	9, 12
Canton Line (Tambaroora)	2	80, 82
Canton shaft	2	18, 89
Captain Cook mine (Marshall Line)	2	76
Higgins, Captain	2	65
Carkeek mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Carroll	2	62
Carroll and Beard’s mine (originally named “Nil Desperandum”)	2	23, 26, 63 – 64, 93
Carroll, Walter, John (appointed vaccinator for the district)	2	103
Carver, A. (prospected the Magnet in 1930)	2	83
Carver’s reef	2	51
Carvers (members of town band)	2	145
Carvers, Ben (Grandfather of Harry Hodge, author)	2	28, 50
Casey (solder and miner)	2	147 – 148
Chambers Creek locality	2	43, 45, 71 – 75, 91, 116
Chambers Creek mine (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72
Champion and Rise and Shine Lines (on the Turon River)	2	70
Champion Extended mine (north bank of the Turon)	2	70
Champion mine (north bank of the Turon)	2	70
Chapman (Mayor of Sydney)	2	99
Chappell’s Battery (under Bald Hill)	2	48, 76, illus. facing 97, 108
Chappell’s Dam	2	34, 87
Chappell’s overhead tramway	2	102
Chapple, Charles, (Registrar of B.D.M.)	2	134
Charles Dickens mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80, 81, 82
Charlton (manager of the Red Hill Co., in 1880’s)	2	83, 86
Chinaman’s Reef	2	98
Chinese Camp Tambaroora (site selected for stripping on Tambaroora Creek just above John Hodge’s old farmhouse)	2	18
Church of England, Hill End	2	115
Clan Campbell mine (at the mouth of Sawpit Gully)	2	70
Clarke St, Hill End	2	50, 98, 100, 102, illus. facing 113, 114, 144, 145
Clemens (original owner with partners of the Old Rose of England, Number Two)	2	67
Clio mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	81
Cobb and Co. coaches	2	99, 100, 103, 106, 115, 146 – 147
Cock, Attwood and Dwyer Mine	2	59 – 60
Cock, Edward (1910, manager of Amalgamated Hill End Company)	2	87
Cole (formed the Royal and Coronation Veins Company)	2	84
Coles Corner and Co (Marshall Line)	2	76
Colleen Bawn mine (Oakey Creek)	2	109, 116,
Collins, Maurice (son of Michael Collins)	2	140 – 141
Collins, Michael (Sallys Flat)	2	140
Colonial North (control of Patriarch shaft)	2	87
Columbia mine	2	69
Comet mine (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Commercial Hotel, Short St	2	62
Commercial No 1 and No 2 mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	81
Commissioners Hill	2	107
Concord mine (Oakey Creek)	2	69 – 70
Confidence mine (on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Consolidate Tunnel (Carver’s Tunnel)	2	54, 68, 88, 93
Constantine mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80, 82
Cookson’s (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72
Corneille (on the General Bourke Line at Chambers Creek)	2	72, 114
Cornelian Dam	2	52
Cornelian Mine (formerly the Niagara)	2	52 – 53
Cornish Mine (originally named the All Nations Mine)	2	54
Cortis, Dr. (director of Bank of England)	2	82
Cosgrove and party (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	70,79
Cosmopolitan (Anderson’s lease was floated under this name)	2	81
Cox, G.	2	63
Coyle, Mr. (one of the coach proprietors)	2	110
Coyle, Paddy (part owner of a mine on the King’s Reef)	2	76
Coyle’s Coaches (later sold – Cobb & Co.)	2	111, 115, 118, 146
Coyle’s Hotel (or Coyle’s Club House)	2	101, 103, 115, 144
Crabbe, James (one of the owners of the Trust and Try (Patriarch) Mine)	2	54
Craig End Mine (Dun Dun)	2	85, 91
Cricketers Arms (Hill End)	2	108
Crinoline Company (Chambers Creek)	2	74 – 75
Croesus mine	2	69
Cross, Robert and Charles (brothers, held Deepdale Claim at Quartz Ridge)	2	86, 99
Cross’ Claim (Quartz Ridge)	2	86
Crossman, Sarah (married George Hodgson)	2	142 – 143
Crown Prince Company (floated 1872, Chambers Creek)	2	72
Crown Prince Mine (amalgamated with the Matthewson’s Shakespeare Mine in1876)	2	55 – 56, 74 – 75
Crudine Creek	2	107, 111
Cruiskeen Lawn mine (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Cummings (shop owner) checked to here	2	115
Cummings, William (cattle station owner)	2	97, 123
Daddy’s Reef	2	46
Dagger, Jimmy	2	81, 146
Dagger, Susan (daughter of James Dagger, married into James Willard family)	2	146
Dagrin (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72
Dale, David	2	61
Dale, Mr. and Mrs. (storeowners at Golden Point)	2	121
Dargin, J (owner of a coach service – Bathurst from Chambers Creek)	2	72
Darling Maine mine (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Davidson (Mudgee solicitor and syndicate took over Red Hill Co., 1900’s)	2	84
Dean Mine (Dun Dun)	2	85
Dean’s United Brothers mine (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Deepdale mine (Cross brothers, Quartz Ridge)	2	86
Denman’s mine (Oakey Creek)	2	69 – 70
Denny’s Mine (Dun Dun)	2	85
Devon Gold Mining Company	2	88, 93
Devonshire mine	2	80, 82
Dewdney, George (publican at Dirtholes)	2	143
Di Yong (Chinese who ran a sly-grog business in the delicensed Bragg’s Hotel)	2	21
Di Yong’s (sly grog shop on the Turon near the junction)	2	87
Diadem Claim mine (Dirtholes)	2	84
Dickman and Co. (Anderson’s Line Golden Gully)	2	80
Dickson, J.P.	2	81
Dillestone (miner)	2	81
Dillon, Hubert (Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages 1878)	2	133
Dirtholes locality	2	43, 78, 84, 91,  116
Ditchburn’s Albion (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Dixon’s Long Point (on Ullamalla property, became known as Cement Hills)	2	8, 19,145, 152
Docker and Party mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Doctor Knights (site of puddling mills)	2	14
Dolly Varden mine	2	74
Dommager, Jim	2	141
Donnelly’s Pinch (site of puddling mills)	2	14
Dougherty, Edward (house at Dun Dun)	2	125
Dragon mine (Sargent’s Hill and Specimen Gully areas)	2	78
Dredge Hole below Sailors Bluff (site of bucket dredge in 1908 at Sofala)	2
Duke of Leinster mine (Washing Gully)	2	77
Duke of Cornwall mine (Anderson’s Line, Golden Gully)	2	79, 80
Duke of Edinburgh mine (on the Kurrajong Line at Chambers Creek)	2	72
Duke of Edinburgh mine (Green Valley)	2	85
Duke of Manchester	2	86
Dulpil mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79, 80
Dumble Mine (Dun Dun)	2	85
Dumble, J (secretary of Odd Fellows 1871)	2	102
Dun Dun (locality)	2	43, 85 – 85, 125
Earl Belmore (Oakey Creek)	2	69 – 70
Earl Grey (Secretary of State)	2	44
East Scandinavian Mine (in the Hill End Creek south – Hawkins Hill claims)	2	51
East Vein	2	46 – 47
Eastern Prince mine (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Eclipse mine (on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Edgehill	2	129 – 130
Edith mine (north bank of the Turon)	2	70
Edwards (property owner on Triambil Rd)	2	126
Eisenstadter’s ‘Imperial’ battery (20 headed at Dirtholes)	2	84, 91- 92
Eisenstadter’s Claim (Dirtholes)	2	84
Eisenstadter’s Reef (Dirtholes)	2	84
Eisenstadter’s Royal Standard (Foster’s) (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward – Rapp’s)	2	67, 109
Ellis (director of Golden Gully Alluvial Company)	2	82
Ellis brothers	2	32
Emily battery (Dirtholes)	2	84
Emily claim (Dirtholes)	2	84
Emmeline Claim (Quartz Ridge)	2	86
Emmet, William (Brilliant Mine)	2	87
Emmett (manager of Northumberland Co. 1871)	2	113
Emmett and Hughes Mine and battery	2	43, 46 – 47, 51, 52, 93, 95, illus, facing 96)
Emmett mine	2	69
Empire newspaper	2	111 – 115
Endeavour (Dirtholes)	2	84
England’s Glory mine	2	49
England’s Glory mine (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Eureka mine	2	77 – 78
Evans (Inspector of licenses 1853)	2	121
Evans, ‘Granny’ (midwife)	2	135
Evening Star (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward – Rapp’s)	2	68, 69, 79
Everett, T.	2	102
Excelsior mine (on Scandinavian, Blockers vein and Sargents reef)	2	49, 77 – 78, 88
Exhibition Mine (owned by a Mr. Rossiter in the Hill End Creek south – the Hawkins Hill claims)	2	33, 51 – 52, 87, 112
Fairfax, A. (one of the directors of the Scandinavian Mine and manger of The Star of Peace)	2	51, 57- 58
Fanny (aborigine of the area)	2	151
Farmer (director of Specimen Gully Gold Mining Association)	2	78
Farnham’s mine (Oakey Creek and Sawpit Creek)	2	70
Farrady, W. (worked Lady Belmore in 1935)	2	67
Farrington mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80
Farry’s Bar (on Macquarie River)	2	19
Fiery Cross (on Scandinavian, Blockers vein and Sargents reef)	2	77
Fighting Gully (land given by Mrs. Beard)	2	100
Finger Post Ridge nr the Macquarie River	2	72
Fischer and Beard (located on the Golden Quarter- Mile)	2	48, 56 – 58, 91, 109
Fischer, Dr. (part owner of mine with Mrs. Beard)	2	109
Fischer’s Hill	2	18, 29, 79, 94 – 96
Fitz Roy, Sir C. A.   (Governor-General of the Colony)	2	38, 44, 79
Fletcher and Holman’s (Bear Gully)	2	76
Fletcher’s Main Belt (Hawkins Hill)	2	65
Foote, T.	2	102
Forster, Thomas (Registrar at Tambaroora in 1856)	2	133
Fortuitous (Golden Gully)	2	80, 82
Fortune (Red Hill, Tambaroora)	2	81
Foster, T. (Crinoline Claim, Chambers Creek)	2	72, 75
Foster’s Amalgamated tunnel	2	87
Frawley, Martin (Sallys Flat)	2	140
Fred’s barber shop	2	102
French and English (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80, 82
Frenchman’s Mine (original owner was Monsieur Chenee)	2	53, 88, 112
Frenchman’s Reef	2	46, 51, 52, 54 – 55
Gain, James (a chemist)	2	143
Galatea (Marshall Line)	2	76
Gard (shop owner)	2	115
Gard mine Hawkins Hill	2	109, 113
Gard, William (original owner of Lady Belmore mine and a hotel on the corner of Reef and Thomas St.)	2	67, 102, 110
Gard’s Hawkins Hill Hotel	2	102
Garibaldi claim (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80
Gately and Young Claim (Dirtholes)	2	84
General Bourke (on the General Bourke Line at Chambers Creek)	2	72
General Bourke Line (Chambers Creek)	2	72
General Grant Company (Chambers Creek)	2	73, 74 – 75
General Moltke (on the General Bourke Line at Chambers Creek)	2	49, 72 – 73, 74
General Ulysses Grant mine	2	49
Germantown	2	102
Gigantic Struggle (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	49, 81 – 83
Gilberts Hill Tambaroora (site of hydraulic mining)	2	18
Gill, W.B. (theatre owner)	2	149
Gillard and Benson (Oakey Creek and at the mouth of Sawpit Creek)	2	69 – 70
Gladstone mine (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Glebe Gold Mining Company battery at Chambers Creek	2	92
Glencoe shaft (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward from Rapp’s)	2	68
Glenelg Mine (Sallys Flat)	2	86
Globe (on the General Bourke Line at Chambers Creek)	2	72, 73, 74
Globe crushing machines at Chambers Creek)	2	74, 92
Golconda reef	2	67
Golden Bear mine (on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Golden Bee mine (Green Valley)	2	85
Golden Belt Claim (Dirtholes)	2	84
Golden Chain claim (north bank of the Turon)	2	70
Golden Crown and Cross claim (on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Golden Crown claim (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Golden Crown mine (east of the main line of claims)	2	68
Golden Eagle mine (east of the main line of claims)	2	69
Golden Fleece claim (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Golden Gate claim (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Golden Gate Company (Chambers Creek)	2	72
Golden Gully (Tambaroora)	2	10, 12, 14, 18, 79 – 84, 88, 109, 114
Golden Gully Alluvial Company	2	82
Golden Gully Tambaroora Sluicing Company	2	88 – 89
Golden Horn claim (on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Golden Key claim (Scandinavian) Syndicate	2	87
Golden Mile claim (used old Excelsior Shaft in 20th century)	2	78
Golden Mile Company (1912)	2	88
Golden Mint and Albert claim (Marshall Line)	2	76
Golden Sceptre claim (on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
Golden Stock claim (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	81
Golden Stream claim (Anderson’s Line Golden Gully	2	80
Golden Venture claim (Green Valley)	2	85
Goldenville mine (central belt of Hawkins Hill)	2	59 – 60
Goldenville Shaft	2	30
Golding (director of Golden Gully Alluvial Company)	2	82
Good Hope Claim (Quartz Ridge)	2	86
Goodwin, Bruce (finder of a small nugget right on the surface)	2	10, 28
Goodwin, David (miner, a victim of a cave in)	2	12
Goodwin, Enoch the first (born 1826 in Manchester)	2	145
Goodwin, Enoch the second (reopened Valentine’s Mine in 1900’s)	2	84, 89, 145
Government Shaft	2	26
Granites (locality)	2	72, 75, 152
Great Australian mine (Big Bear Reef)	2	80 – 83
Great Australian mine (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Great Britain mine (on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
Great Eastern mine (Oakey Creek)	2	69 – 70
Great Exhibition mine	2	108, 112
Great Northern Amalgamated Mine	2	52
Great Northumberland mine	2	69
Great Nugget Company (Louisa Creek [Hargraves])	2	90 – 91
Great Republic Claim (Quartz Ridge)	2	86
Great Steam Engine Company (located in area between the town and Bald Hill)	2	76
Great Tambaroora mine (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Great Western Undaunted Shaft (east of the main line of claims)	2	68, 94, 101 – 102
Great Wonder (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Grecian Bend (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward – Rapp’s)	2	68
Grecian reef	2	83
Green (member of a deputation – the Minister of Works)	2	99
Green Valley	2	85, 91, 96, 125
Green Valley Gold Mining Co. (Green Valley)	2	85
Green Valley Hill (site of a ghost)	2	124
Grimley’s Hotel (near the Root Hog waterhole on the Macquarie River)	2	71
Grose family (coach run)	2	146 – 147
Groves, Egerton (son of Joseph, Herbert)	2	145
Groves, Joseph, Herbert (band master and engineer, married Mary Ann Ackermann)	2	145
Groves, Reginald (son of Joseph, Herbert)	2	145
Guiding Star Mine (central belt of Hawkins Hill)	2	57
Gundowda (part of Wallerwaugh sold – William Mattick)	2	130
Hack mine (Marshall Line)	2	76
Halgon, Jean (Frenchman)	2	144 – 145
Halloway, David (solder and miner)	2	147 – 148
Hammond, J. (one of the directors of the Matthewson’s Shakespeare Mine)	2	55
Hanshaw’s mine (Green Valley)	2	85
Hardie (opened up Princess Alice on Red Hill veins)	2	83
Hargraves (discoverer of gold at Ophir)	2	45, 123
Harp and Shamrock mine (Wythes on the Turon) Old Reef	2	70
Harper, L. F. (geological surveyor in the Department of Mines)	2	45, 46
Haussman mine (on the General Bourke Line at Chambers Creek)	2	72
Havilah (western side of Nuggetty Gully)	2	54
Hawkins Hill (location of many reefs and many mines)	2	26, 28, 29, 43 – 71, 84, 88, 94 – 95, 108, 116 – 117
Hawkins Hill Central Gold Mining Company	2	87
Hawkins Hill Coloma mine	2	88
Hawkins Hill Deep Levels Gold mining Company	2	87, 88, 93
Hawkins Hill Gold Mines	2	88
Hawkins Hill Great Southern Syndicates	2	88
Hawkins Hill Options mine	2	88
Hawkins Hill Reward Company	2	32, 52, 87, 93, 144
Hawkins Hill View (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Hawkins, Henry (Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages)	2	134
Helvetia claim (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80
Henley (a Chinese interpreter)	2	120
Hercules claim (Green Valley)	2	85
Hermann and Co. (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79, 109, 112
Hermann and Stevens	2	56
Hermann’s	2	46 – 47
Hibernian (on the General Bourke Line at Chambers Creek)	2	72
Hickson, Creighton and Beard Amalgamated Rich Claim Mine	2	59
Hill End (photo of Author’s model of Hill End)	2	illus, facing p80
Hill End Creek south – Hawkins Hill	2	50 – 56
Hill End Deeps and Central	2	88
Hill End Gold Mines N.L.	2	88
Hill End Gold Mining Company (on King’s Reef on Bald Hill)	2	32, 76
Hill End Hospital	2	100
Hill End United Mining Co. 1896	2	87, 90
Hill End& Tambaroora Times	2	102 – 103
Hit or Miss (on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
Hodge, Roland (teamster and brother of Harry Hodge, author)	2	141 – 142
Hodgson (storekeeper)	2	100
Hodgson George (original owner of The Old Rose of England, Number One)	2	66, 78, 142 – 143
Hodgson, Dr Cortis Rawsthorne (son of George and Sarah)	2	143
Hodson (storekeeper) [sic]	2	115
Hokin	2	66
Holman and Beard (Green Valley)	2	85
Holman, Sam (brother of William, part owner of various mines)	2	76, 110
Holman, William (brother of Sam, part owner of various mines)	2	58, 76, 110
Holman’s Paddock Mine (in the Hill End Creek south – the Hawkins Hill claims)	2	52
Holtermann, (partner of Beyers in ownership of the Beyer and Holtermann mine)	2	62, 71, 143
Holtermann, B.O.	2	102
Holtermann, F.A.	2	102
Homeward Bound (mine Chambers Creek)	2	49, 74
Honest Lawyer mine (north bank of the Turon)	2	70
Hong Kong Line	2	80
Hopeful mine	2	49
Hosie’s store	2	149
Hughes, Ned (Brilliant Mine)	2	87
Hunt (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72
Icely Smelters (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72, illus., facing p128
Inch Barley Sheaf Brewery (Spring Creek, Bald Hill)	2	77
Independent (on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
Independent battery	2	80
Independent No 1and No. 2 (Golden Gully nr Magnet Mine)	2	80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 92
Independent Reef (Golden Gully, Tambaroora, 1871 – 1873)	2	80, 82
Intercolonial mine	2	78,
Invincible (on the Kurrajong Line at Chambers Creek)	2	49, 72
Ironbark (now called Stuart Town)	2	20
Ives’ Claim (Quartz Ridge)	2	86
James Marshall (mine, Marshall Line)	2	76, 87
Jeffree	2	65
Jeffree and Gillard (mine on Hawkins Hill -southward from Rapp’s)	2	65
Jeffree and Page Lease	2	76
Jeffree family	2	144
Jenkyns (blacksmith)	2	142
John Bull (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72, 74
Johnson   (Commissioner in charge of Western Goldfields)	2	98
Johnson (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward from Rapp’s)	2	65
Joint Stock Bank	2	116
Joint Stock mine	2	69
Jolly Sailor (on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
Judge, Leslie (lost his life when a high pole fell with him.)	2	18
Junction Mountain	2	75
Junction Town (in the 1850’s a town of 1000 on the Turon)	2	22
Union Jack Amalgamated mine	2	77
Junction mine	2	77
Just in Time mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79, 114
Keightley’s homestead	2	125
Kellie (one of the directors of Specimen Gully Gold Mining Association)	2	78
Kelly (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80, 82
Kemshall, Angelina (wife of the second William Beverly Suttor)	2	130
Kerr Dr.  (owner of Wallerwaugh Station Hargraves)	2	9, 130
Kerr, Mrs. Richard Ormsby	2	102
Kerr’s Hundredweight specimen (Louisa creek , now Hargraves 1851)	2	9,  10, 90, 97
King and Everett – Hotston’s Mine on Hawkins Hill -southward from Rapp’s)	2	64 – 65
King of Denmark mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	82
King St Sydney (tram cable removed – Hill End)	2	29
King’s Reef (later known as Marshall’s Line, on ridge joining Bald Hill and Junction Mountain)	2	65, 75 – 77
Kinsela’s Claim (Quartz Ridge)	2	86
Kitty’s Falls	2	34, 75, 87
Knight Brothers (original owners of The All Nations Mine)	2	53
Kohinoor mine (east of the main line of claims)	2	68
Krohmann, Johann (miner)	2	49, 62 – 63, 69, 76, 78, 117
Krohmann’s West	2	88, 93, 99 – 100 – 101, 108 – 109, 113
Kurrajong Line (Chambers Creek)	2	72
Lady Belmore mine (on Hawkins Hill southward from Rapp’s)	2	67
Lady Belmore Reef	2	46 – 47, 67, 70
Lambing Flat	2	15, 16, 120
Langford (miner)	2	80
Langford Line (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	83
Larmer, L. (one of the directors of the Scandinavian Mine)	2	51
Laroche’s Chemist Shop	2	144
Last Chance (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward – Rapp’s)	2	68 – 69, 99
Latrobe (of Victoria)	2	38
Le Froy Claim (Dirtholes)	2	84
Le Messurier, Alfred (Registrar of B.D.M.)	2	134
Lees, Joseph Whitehead (Police Magistrate Tambaroora, 1870)	2	133
Lester (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72
Leviathan (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Lewis Crushing machine (on the south bank of the Turon)	2	71, 91, 100
Ley, William (miner, a victim of a cave in)	2	12
Lily of the Valley Claim (Dirtholes)	2	84
Lily of the Valley (floated 1972, Chambers Creek)	2	72
Little Dorrit (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80
Little Wonder (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward from Rapp’s)	2	68
Little Wonder mine (Marshall Line)	2	76
Liverpool and London (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Llanivet mine (Marshall Line)	2	76
Locomotive Mine (privately owned mine in the Hill End Creek south – Hawkins Hill claims next – the Scandinavian Mine)	2	51
Lombard Street Mine (located opposite the site of Pullen and Rawsthorne’s battery at the foot of Clarke St)	2	50, 101
London mine (on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
Londonderry Mine (Hill End Creek south – Hawkins Hill)	2	54
Long Drive (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Longmore, Angus	2	28
Longmore’s mine (Sargent’s Hill and Specimen Gully area)	2	78
Longton, Tommy	2	87
Lord Ashley mine (on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
Lord Belmore mine (east of the main line of claims)	2	69
Lord Nelson Claim (Quartz Ridge)	2	86
Lord Nelson mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Lord Warden (King’s Reef on Bald Hill)	2	76
Low Level mine	2	69
Lower Turon	2	43
Lowery (owner of claim on Sargents Hill)	2	78
Lucas, John M.L.A. (part owner of company on King’s Reef)	2	76
Lucknow	2	33
Lucknow mine (on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
Lucky Hit mine (north bank of the Turon)	2	70
Lucky Venture Claim mine (Dirtholes)	2	84
Lush, W.	2	102
Lysaught’s butchery, Reef St	2	illus facing p113
Macarthur, J. Cameron (Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages, 1875)	2	133
Macarthur’s battery (on the Turon)	2	91
Macfarlane, William (Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages)	2	134
Magellan Cloud mine (on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
Magnet mine at Tambaroora	2	49, 80, 81, 83, 84
Mahoney’s Corner	2	136
Main Lead mine (on the crest west of Vickery’s Battery site)	2	68
Maitland Camp	2	125, 142
Maloney, William (began a Bathurst-Hill End coach run in 1871)	2	146 – 147
Maloney’s Coaches	2	118
Mares Nest Mine on the Turon	2	49, 71
Margoschis’ shop	2	102
Marguerite Claim and Reef (Dirtholes)	2	84
Maris brothers (members of town band)	2	145
Maris family	2	134
Maris, Charles (miner, a victim of a cave in)	2	12
Maris, Paddy (miner, a victim of a cave in)	2	12
Marquis of Lorne (on Lorne Reef, Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79, 114
Marshal MacMahon Mine (owned by Renetau)	2	49, 81, 82, 83
Marshall Brothers (Marshall Line)	2	76, 87
Marshall, Allan (son of William)	2	144
Marshall, Duncan (son of William)	2	144
Marshall, Hannah (daughter of James)	2	144
Marshall, James (miner)	2	143 – 144
Marshall, William (miner, brother of James, husband of Mary McLean)	2	144
Marshall, William (son of William)	2	144
Marshall’s Hill End Company (1917)	2	88
Marshall’s Line (King’s Reef became known as Marshall’s Line)	2	75 – 77
Marshall’s Rich Vein Gold Mining Company (Marshall Line)	2	76
Mary King Hill (on the road – Triambil)	2	124
Matthewson (one of the directors of the Matthewson’ Shakespeare Mine)	2	55
Matthews and Co. (on Scandinavian, Blockers vein and Sargents reef)	2	77
Matthewson’s mine	2	46
Matthewson’s Shakespeare Mine	2	55 – 56
Mattick, William (bought Gundowda from Dr. Kerr)	2	130
Mayflower mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80, 82
McAppion mine (Anderson’s Line Golden Gully	2	80
Mcdonnell, William (killed by an explosion)	2	100
McEwen, John (established one of the first hotels in Tambaroora)	2	143
McEwen’s Hotel at Maitland Camp	2	142
McGowan Mine (Dun Dun)	2	85
McGravy and Party (Anderson’s Line Golden Gully	2	80
McLinn and Lowery (on Scandinavian, Blockers vein and Sargents reef)	2	77
McPherdon (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Meagher and Co. (shop on Clarke St)	2	102
Mechanics Quartz Co. (Oakey Creek and Sawpit Creek)	2	69 – 70
Melbourne Argus mine	2	120 – 121
Mendles Hotel (Sofala)	2	107
Merlin, Beaufoy (photographed the Holtermann collection)	2	145
Merriman, Alderman	2	99
Merry Monarch (east of the main line of claims)	22	69
Merry Monarch (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward – Rapp’s)	2	68
Meyer Bridges mine (Sargent’s Hill and Specimen Gully area)	2	78
Meyer’s (commenced a store with Twaddle at Ophir 1851)	2	119
Meyers Mine	2	55 – 57
Mica Vein (also called West Workings or Beyers and Holtermann’s)	2	46 – 47, 57 – 58, 62
Middle Workings	2	46 – 47, 58
Midlothian mine (Marshall Line)	2	76
Miller and party	2	77
Milner Stephen’s Battery (Green Valley, 1871)	2	91
Milner Stephen’s mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Miner’s bark-roofed cottage photo by Merlin	2	illus, facing p81
Mogul mine (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Monaghan’s Bluff	2	152
Monitor mine (east of the main line of claims, owned by George Vere)	2	68, 146
Monk’s Reef (later called the Union) (Tambaroora)	2	79
Monkey Hill (a cap of lava)	2	8, 9, 45 – 46, 99, 104, 107, 111, 124, 147
Monkey Hill Gold and Diamond Mining Co.	2	104
Monsieur Chenee (original owner of Frenchman’s claim in 1871)	2	53
Monte Christo (originally owned by Hurley and Moore and known as A1)	2	61
Mookerawa (town)	2	20
Moon Boys Company (worked a reef south of the Granites)	2	73
Moore, Nathaniel (carter of night soil or refuse)	2	103
Morality mine	2	77
Morning Star (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward – Rapp’s)	2	68
Morning Star Mine (Hill End Creek south – Hawkins Hill)	2	55, 69
Mort and Co., (makers of Oriental Gold Mine’s battery at Chambers Creek)	2	92
Mountain Maid reef	2	46 – 47
Moustaka’s reef	2	46 – 47
Mullocky (Sargent’s Hill and Specimen Gully area)	2	78
Mun Sow (Chinese tried – burn down bridge in Green Valley)	2	125
Mundy, G.C. (author of A Glimpse of the Goldfields)	2	38
Murchison	2	82
Muscutt, Louisa (married George Vere)	2	146
Myer’s saloon Clarke St	2	illus facing p113
Mystery (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Napoleon Shaft	2	50
Nattrass brothers (members of town band)	2	145
Nautilus mine (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Neck or Nothing mine (north bank of the Turon)	2	70
Needle, Jimmy (aborigine employed by Suttors)	2	154
Nellie (‘last-known surviving full-flood aborigine of the area)	2	150 – 151
Never Despair mine	2	49
New Sydney and Tambaroora mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	83
New United Quartz Ridge Co. (Quartz Ridge)	2	86
New Zealand’s No 2 (east of the main line of claims)	2	69
Newcastle mine	2	80 –  82
Newman’s Gully	2	82
Niagara (later the Cornelian) mine (Hill End Creek south – Hawkins Hill)	2	52 – 53
Nicholls Reef	2	55
Nicholls’ Long Drive, (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Nickling’s block (marketed as St George Co. in 1871)	2	78
Nil Desperandum mine (Oakey Creek and Sawpit Gully)	2	69 – 70
No Mistake mine (Oakey Creek and Sawpit Gully)	2	69 – 70
Noah’s Ark mine (Anderson’s Line Golden Gully)	2	80
Nonesuch mine (on Scandinavian, Blockers vein and Sargents reef)	2	77
Nonpareil mine (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Northey’s store	2	146
Northumberland Mine (owned by Jimmy Brown)	2	49, 112, 113
nuggets found south of Hill End (in 1879)	2	11
Nuggetty Company (Chambers Creek floated 1872)	2	71 – 72
Nuggetty Gully location of Nuggetty Reef)	2	29, 43, 46, 54, 72, 91
Nuggetty Mountain	2	72
Number 2 North, mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Number 3 North mine (Kell’s) (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Number 5 North mine (Naylor’s) (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Number 9 North mine (Anderson’s Line, Golden Gully)	2	80
Number Five (Chinese who kept a garden site at Green Valley/Pyramul)	2	125
Numbers 7 and 8 Amalgamated (Anderson’s Line, Golden Gully)	2	80
O.K. mine (on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
O’Brien’s Gully	2	81
Oakey Creek Gorge (site of a tramway which ran round the mountainside into Sawpit Gully)	2	32, 76
Old Company (Dirt Holes – Fighting Ground Creek)	2	78, 84
Old Company’s Battery (at Fighting Ground Creek, first stamper battery ever – operate in Australia 1857)	2	8, 33, 84, 89
Old England mine (on the Jolly Sailor Reef on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	49, 70
Old Rose of England, Number One and Two (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward – Rapp’s)	2	66 – 67
Old Rose of England, Number One (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward from Rapp’s)	2	66
Old Ullamalla Station (near Dixon’s Long Point)	2	152
Oliver Goldsmith Mine (Sallys Flat)	2	86
On Guard claim (above the Beyers and Holtermann’s Mine)	2	61
Ophir 1851	2	97
Oriental Company (Chambers Creek)	2	73 – 74
Oriental Gold Mine’s battery at Chambers Creek	2	92
Oriental mine (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Oxon and Gondolf’s mine	2	56
Pactolus (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Paddy Coyle (Anderson’s Line Golden Gully)	2	80
Page (opened Hill End Seminary – Private School- 1871)	2	102
Pandora (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Paragon (on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Parker mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	81
Parkes, Sir Henry (Prime Minister of Australia)	2	62, 100
Parramatta mine (on the Yankees Reef)	2	71, 98
Pascoe, William (acting Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages 1879)	2	134
Pasha mine (Washing Gully)	2	77
Pat the Rambler mine (Oakey Creek)	2	70 – 71, 109
Patchy vein (Hawkins Hills)	2	65
Paten (developer and Tambaroora storekeeper)	2	80, 84, 133
Patriarch mine (east of the main line of claims)	2	68, 87, 88
Patten and Hodgkinson (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	81
Patten mine	2	69
Paxton, Joseph (Part owner of various mines)	2	58, 69, 76, 93, 117
Paxton’s and Holman’s Mine and Battery	2	46 – 47, 49, 57 – 59, 93, 108 – 109, 112
Payton’s Claim (Quartz Ridge)	2	86
Peep-o-Day (Green Valley)	2	85, 91
Peisleys Island (on Macquarie River)	2	19, 89
Perseverance mine	2	49, 77, 79,  81, 82
Peterson’s Battery, Nuggetty Gully Gorge	2	32, 34, 102
Phillip’s Club Hotel, Bathurst	2	106
Phillipsons (or Amalgamated)	2	46 – 47
Phoenix mine	2	69
Piccaninny Claim (Dirtholes)	2	84
Pickwick mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80, 82
Pierce, Captain Augustus (Gus) Baker (Massachusetts adventurer vaudeville show man)	2	20, 148 – 149
Pigott (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72
Pilleys (owned farms and were noted shearers, nr Hargraves)	2	125, 142
Pioneer Battery (installed by Craig End mining company at Dun Dun)	2	85, 91
Piper mine	2	69
Pitfield, William (‘circular-sawyer’)	2	147
Pitman, E. G. (Government Geologist)	2	44 – 45
Pleiades Mine (Dun Dun)	2	85
Plutus mine (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71, 101, 148
Point Bluff mine (on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Police Reserve	2	81
Pomanara (rural property bought by James Ryan)	2	140
Poor Man’s Friend mine(north bank of the Turon)	2	70
Porter and Rawsthorne Mine	2	60 – 61
Porter and Webber mine (Anderson’s Line Golden Gully	2	80
Pretty Jane, (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Price’s Battery (Later Peterson’s, ‘Sir Hercules’ in the bed of Oakey Creek)	2	70, 71, 91, illus. facing 97, 109, 113
Pride of the Ocean mine (on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
Prince Alfred mine	2	46, 71
Prince Alfred’s Hill	2	30, 52, 76, 90 – 91
Prince of Wales Amalgamated	2	77
Prince of Wales mine (on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Princess Alexandra mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80, 82
Princess Alice mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80, 83
Princess Dagmar mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	81, 82
Princess Louise mine (on Lorne Reef, Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79, 114
Proprietary mine (on the line from Hill End creek north – Dun Dun)	2	78
pugmills (behind present Post Office and north of Germantown Lane.	2	13
Pullen  and Rawsthorne’s Battery ‘The Little Wonder’  (at the bottom of Clarke St)	2	32, 50, 90, 114, 145
Pullen (one of the directors of the Scandinavian Mine)	2	51
Pullen’s Battery	2	87, 108, 112,  114
Pullen’s Dam	2	100
Pulley, William (miner)	2	8, 145
Pulleys Hill (a cap of lava, known as Cement Hill in1870’s)	2	8, 19
Pymont mine (opened up Princess Alice on Red Hill veins)	2	83
Pyramul	2	141
Quartz Ridge	2	85 – 86, 99
Queen Bee mine (at the mouth of Sawpit Gully on Oakey Creek)	2	69 – 70
Queen of Denmark mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	81, 83
Queen of the Ranges mine (north bank of the Turon)	2	70
Rampant Lion mine (central belt of Hawkins Hill)	2	58 – 59, 101
Randwick mine (on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Rapp brothers, Henry, Jacob and John	2	64
Rapp’s Tunnel	2	88
Rapp’s Lease on Hawkins Hill	2	26, 28, 46, 57, 64
Rawsthorne (one of the directors of the Scandinavian Mine)	2	51
Rawsthorne’s Battery	2	99, 113
Red Hill battery (15 stamps at Red Hill Company Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	82, 84, 92
Red Hill Company (Red Hill, Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	81, 82, 83, 84, 96
Red Hill Tambaroora	2	109
Red Hill, (Hill End not Tambaroora)	2	78 – 79, 94 – 96,  114, 116
Red White and Blue mine (Oakey Creek and Sawpit Gully)	2	69 – 70
Reef St	2	67, 102, illus facing p113
Reefers Arms hotel	2	97
Reid Mine (Dun Dun)	2	85
Reid, Isaac (property owner on Triambil Rd)	2	126, 130 – 131
Renetau (Dun Dun)	2	85
Renetau (owner of Marshal MacMahon mine)	2	49, 83, 118
Renetau’s battery ‘Victoria’ (Foreman’s Gully)	2	79, 80, 89 – 90
Republic mine (north bank of the Turon)	2	70
Research Shaft (owned by Benjamin Carver, in the Hill End Creek south – Hawkins Hill claims)	2	50
Reward Mine	2	33, 47, 87, 88
Riley, Luke (found black diamonds in Bear Gully near Bald Hill)	2	8
Rise and Shine (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward – Rapp’s)	2	68, 7
Rising Star Claim (Dirtholes)	2	84
Rising Sun Claim (Dirtholes)	2	84
Rivett’s of Kelso (waggon-building firm)	2	142
Robin Hood reef	2	83
Robinson Crusoe mine (Marshall Line)	2	76, 116
Robinson, Sir Hercules (Governor of N.S.W.)	2	101
Rodd, John M.L.A. bought the All Nations Mine)	2	53
Root Hog Battery (powered by a waterwheel, on the Macquarie River)	2	33, 71 – 72, 91
Rose of Australia	2	77
Rose of Denmark (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80, 82
Rose of England mine and reef Hawkins Hill (discovered by James Adams)	2	57, 65, 79, 113
Rose of England battery on Hawkins Hill 1863	2	90
Rose of Victoria (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward – Rapp’s)	2	68
Rossiter’s Claim (Exhibition Mine)	2	112
Rouse, G (from Mudgee)	2	63
Rowley’s reef	2	46 – 47, 51, 55 – 56
Rowley’s Reef Gold Ming Company (1912)	2	88
Royal and Coronation Veins Company 1853 (The Dirtholes)	2	84, 96
Royal Charter mine (Oakey Creek)	2	69 – 70
Royal George Claim (Quartz Ridge)	2	86
Royal Mail mine (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Royal Saxon Mine (in the Hill End Creek south – Hawkins Hill claims)	2	51, 108, 112
Royal Standard mine (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Royal Victoria (north bank of the Turon)	2	70
Russell and Co. (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80, 82
Russell, P.N.	2	90, 92
Russell’s works	2	108
Ryan, James (farmer at Tunabidgee)	2	139 – 140
Ryan, Tom (youngest son of James and Mary of Pomanara)	2	140
Sailors Bar (site of puddling mills)	2	14
Sairey Gamps (midwife – comic fictional character in Charles Dickens’s novel Martin Chuzzlewit)	2	135
Salkeld (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80, 81
Salkeld, J.	2	102
Sallys Flat	2	43, 86, 111
Sam Weller mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80, 82, 83
Sandpaper mine (Sargent’s Hill and Specimen Gully area)	2	78
Sargent (Bathurst lawyer promoted the Old Company)	2	78
Sargent’s Reef	2	77, 114
Sargent’s Hill (site of Excelsior Mine)	2	44, 49, 77 – 78, 94 – 95
Sawpit Gully	2	32
Scandinavian belt of veins and Mine ( in the Hill End Creek south – Hawkins Hill claims)	2	50 – 51, 54, 77, 87, 94, illus. facing 96) 108, 112
Scanlan, Tom (contracted a threshing machine)	2	141
Scantlebury, J.E. & son (1910, manager of Amalgamated Hill End Company)	2	87
Schroeder (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72
Shakespeare (claim on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Shakespeare (Washing Gully)	2	77
Shamrock	2	77
Sharpe (Mining Warden)	2	44
Sheargold mine (on Lanford’s line)	2	83
Sincerity mine	2	49
Sing Choi (miner, court interpreter)	2	147
Sink – Rise mine (north bank of the Turon)	2	70
Sir Alfred Stephen Company (bought the Porter and Rawsthorne mine in 1872)	2	60 – 61
Sir Hercules (mine on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Sir John Moore (mine on the General Bourke Line at Chambers Creek)	2	49, 72, 74 – 75
Sir John Moore Battery at Chambers Creek	2	33, 92
Slack, William (Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages, Hill End)	2	133
Slattery, Jack (road maintenance worker, son of John Slattery)	2	140 – 141
Slattery, Tim (teamster)	2	141
Slee, (mining warden, recorded survey in 1898 of the reefs of Hawkins Hill)	2	44
Smith Larkin and Co. (on Scandinavian, Blockers vein and Sargents reef)	2	77
Smith, Mary Ann (of Parramatta married Enoch Goodwin of Manchester in 1855)	2	145
Sofala ((riot in 1853 over the gold licence)	2	14, 38, 107
Sons of Freedom Mine (in the Hill End Creek south – Hawkins Hill claims)	2	51
South Hawkins Hill (on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
South Star Co., (mine, lower Hawkins Hill)	2	109, 113, 116
Southern Cross (Oakey Creek)	2	69 – 70
Southern Cross (Sawpit Gully)	2	70
Sovereign (Oakey Creek and Sawpit Gully)	2	69 – 70
Specimen Gully	2	77 – 78, 95
Specimen Gully Gold Mining Association	2	78
Speculation mine (Hill End Creek south – Hawkins Hill)	2	55
Spring Creek (Bald Hill, used for brewing beer)	2	77
St Andrew Company (Golden Gully)	2	82
St. George reef (on Scandinavian, Blockers vein and Sargents reef)	2	77
St. Helena mine (on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
St. Mary’s mine (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Standen mine (Marshall Line)	2	76
Star Claim (Dirtholes)	2	84
Star of Araluen mine (mouth of Sawpit Gully)	2	70,
Star of Hope (mine owned by Beyers)	2	49, 70
Star of India (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Star of Peace battery (served the mine of the same name on Hawkins Hill)	2	92
Star of Peace Mine (owned by Bromley)	2	26, 28, 46 – 47, 49,  55 – 58, 88, 93, 94
Star of the West Claim (Dirtholes)	2	84
Statham, John and Ann (parents of James Ryan’s wife Mary Ann Statham)	2	140
Statham, Mary Ann (wife of James Ryan)	2	140
Steel, W.A. (Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages)	2	134
Steel’s Claim (Quartz Ridge)	2	86
Stephen (developer)	2	80
Stephen (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Stephen, Sir Alfred, C.B (Chief Justice of N.S.W.)	2	103
Stepping Stone (at the mouth of Sawpit Gully)	2	70
Stepping Stone (on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
Stevens Reef (in the Hill End Creek south – Hawkins Hill)	2	51, 54 – 55
Stevenson’s Photographic Studio at Mr Renetau’s, Tambaroora	2	102
Stewart (shop owner)	2	115
Stewart’s (Sawpit Gully)	2	70,
Stokes, J.L. (assistant Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages, 1875)	2	133
Strippings Tambaroora (site of dam for hydraulic mining)	2	18, 89
Stuart Town (known as Iron Bark in the 1860’s and 70’s)	2	20
Stuchbury, S (government geologist)	2	44
Success (mine on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
Sullivan, Jack (miner)	2	30
Sunbeam (mine on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Sunny Corner	2	33, 91
Surprise (mine on the ridge dividing the Turon from Oakey Creek)	2	70
Suttor family	2	126 – 131, 153  – 154
Suttor, T.C. the 3rd	2	illus facing p129
Suttor, Charlie (aborigine employed by Suttors)	2	154
Suttor, George (founder of the Australian branch of the family)	2	126 – 131
Suttor, T.C. (property owner, pioneered Triambil Creek)	2	9, 126 – 131
Suttor, William Beverley the third	2	130
Suttor, William Beverly the second, (bought Wallerwaugh from Dr. Kerr)	2	130
Suttor, William Henry (property owner at Pyramul)	2	10, 123, 126 – 131
Swan of Avon (mine on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
Sydney and Tambaroora battery(Golden Gully and Tambaroora, served the mine of the same name)	2	81, 92
Sydney and Tambaroora (of White’s Reef, Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80 –  83
Sydney Brown Coaches (Mudgee via Pyramul)	2	118
Sydney Clunes mine (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Sydney Milner Stephen’s (Green Valley)	2	85
Sydney Morning Herald	2	15, 48, 57, 63, 73, 74, 76, 83, 84, 85, 97, 104 – 110, 116 – 120
Tallentire and Beard (mine on Hawkins Hill – southward from Rapp’s)	2	66
Tallentire, Jacob (in partnership with Mrs. Beard)	2	66
Tambaroora Creek Falls	2	79,
Tambaroora Street	2	114
Taylor, Mrs. (millinery shop)	2	102
telegraph station (Tambaroora)	2	83
The Hill End Times office (photo by Merlin)	2	illus, facing p81, 86
The Never Fail (located between the exhibition and Holman’s Paddock)	2	52
The Victory (a popular swimming hole, Boogong Creek)	2	90
Thomas and Party (Anderson’s Line Golden Gully	2	80
Thomas Chappell’s Battery (Hill End Creek 1871)	2	90 – 91
Thomas mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Thomas Street	2	67
Thompson, Hon. E. Deas C.B.M.L.C.	2	104
The Times newspaper	2	79
Tom’s (claim on the Nuggetty Line)	2	72
Tindall’s Hotel (Golden Gully)	2	80, 92
Tippet’s Mine (on Steven’s reef, Hill End Creek south – Hawkins Hill)	2	54
Toll, William (killed by an explosion)	2	100
Tom’s Nuggetty Company (Chambers Creek)	2	71 – 72
Treat, F.B.	2	81
Trenchard’s mine	2	69
Triambil (where there are basalt deposits)	2	8, 43
Triambil district	2	123 – 131, 153 – 154
Triambil homestead	2	128 – 129,  illus facing p129, 152
Troughton, D.E. (Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages)	2	134
Trust and Try (Patriarch) Mine (Hill End Creek south – Hawkins Hill)	2	54
Turon Valley	2	72, 116 – 117
Twaddle (commenced a store with Meyer at Ophir 1851)	2	119
Two Mile hill	2	111
Ullamalla Station (or Eulomalah as it was spelt at the time)	2	19, 145
Unicorn mine	2	69
Union Jack Company (Chambers Creek)	2	73
Union mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79, 89
United Miners (Hill End Creek north – Dun Dun)	2	77
United Reefers (on Lorne Reef, Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79, 114,
Unknown mine (Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	80
Valentine Battery	2	33
Valentine Claim (now Renetau’s, Dirtholes)	2	84
Valentine Mine (Dirtholes)	2	49
Venus (Sargent’s Hill and Specimen Gully area)	2	78
Vere, G. (miner, married Louisa Muscutt of Yarmouth))	2	98, 146
Vere, John (miner, a son of George Vere)	2	146
Viceroy mine (Washing Gully)	2	77
Vickery (owner of mine and battery )	2	101
Vickery mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Vickery’s (eastern slope of Hawkins Hill)	2	69
Vickery’s Battery ‘Good Hope’ (head of Boogong Creek)	2	32, 68, 90, 145
Vickery’s Great Extended (east of the main line of claims)	2	68
Victory mine (Anderson’s Line Golden Gully)	2	80
Vulcan mine (Green Valley)	2	85
Wade (brothers who worked the Magnet in 1877 at Golden Gully and Tambaroora)	2	83
Walford, J. (Sofala)	2	111
Wallace mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Wallerwaugh Station (west of Hargraves owned by Dr. Kerr)	2	9, 130
Wallis and Co. (Anderson’s Line Golden Gully)	2	80
Walpole, Francis (miner, a victim of a cave in)	2	12
Walpole, John senior (miner)	2	23, 63
Waradgerie of the Triambil district	2	153 – 154
Wardman, Charles (of Yorkshire, England)	2	148
Wardman, Charlie (jockey, son of Charles)	2	148
Wardrop, Jack (shearer from Pyramul)	2	142
Warrior mine (east of the main line of claims)	2	69
Washing Gully (location of various mines)	2	76
Waterwitch mine (on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Watt, James (Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages)	2	134
Wattle Flat	2	107
Waverley Hotel	2	66
Webb’s (a Bathurst store)	2	10
Weir, Mr. (publican of the Cricketers Arms)	2	108, 111
Weir, John King (director of Bank of England mine on Ajax line)	2	82
Welcome Home (Chambers Creek)	2	49, 74 – 75
Welcome mine (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71, 117
Welcome Reef (between the Turon and the Macquarie River)	2	71
West Hawkins Hill mine (Oakey Creek and at the mouth of Sawpit Gully)	2	69 – 70
West Krohmann mine	2	69
West Paxton mine	2	69
West Workings (also called Mica Vein or Beyers and Holtermann’s)	2	46 – 47, 62
Western Beauty (Sawpit Gully)	2	69 – 70
Weston, William (Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages, 1876)	2	133
Wheel of Fortune mine (on the Welcome Reef)	2	71
White Reef	2	80, 81, 82
Whitty mine (Red Hill, Hill End)	2	79
Willard, Aubrey (tennis player)	2	146
Willard, Claude (tennis player)	2	146
Willard, James (tennis player)	2	146
Willard, James, Sydney, (registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages)	2	134, 146
William Ah Lein (miner & court interpreter)	2	147
Williams (part owner of mining company on King’s Reef)	2	76
Williams, John (landlord of All Nations Hotel)	2	115
Williamson’s (north bank of the Turon)	2	70
Windeyer, W.C. (M.L.A.)	2	81
Windsor Castle (on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Winter Storm, Hill End 1872 (photo by Merlin)	2	illus, facing p80
Wish You May Get It mine (Washing Gully)	2	77
Wompanjee of the Triambil District	2	153 – 154
Wright, Heaton and Company (shareholders of the Oriental Company)	2	73
Wright, J. (one of the directors of the Scandinavian Mine)	2	51
Wyagdon Hill	2	106 – 107, 147
Wythes Old Reef (or South Star Line) on the Turon river	2	70, 90
Wythes, J (landlord of the Reefers’ Arms)	2	97
Wythes, T. (one of the directors of the Matthewson’ Shakespeare Mine and discoverer of Wythes Reef on the Turon)	2	55, 70, 77, 97, 100
Yankees (on the Yankees Reef)	2	71
Yankees Reef (between the Turon and the Macquarie River)	2	71
Yellow Bar, (site of puddling mills)	2	14
Zouch, Captain (captain of the troopers at Lambing Flat 1851)	2	120