Daydawn Avenue
Built in 1959 by the landowners Clarence George and Edna May Cornford.
The Cornfords had a peach orchid on the site until they subdivided the land. The avenue was named "Daydawn" because Edna Cornford (nee Williams) parents when first married moved to a goldmine town in WA. The town was called "Daydawn". It does not exist today but I beleive it was located near at remote town called "Cue". Edna's parents, William and Emily Williams built a house at the end of Fairfax road around 1908 it was also called Daydawn
Above informationed supplied by Clarence and Edna Cornford's nephew.
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