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John Darling Colliery, Belmont, Lake Macquarie, NSW. Engineering section, 1983. L-R Tony Corkett (apprentice fitter), Harry Seaward (leading hand), Neil Jensen (fitter), Doug Bear (maintenance engineer), Greg Ireland (storeman), Bill Stephenson (fitter).
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…L-R Tony Corkett (apprentice fitter), Harry Seaward (leading hand), Neil Jensen (fitter), Doug Bear (maintenance engineer), Greg Ireland (storeman), Bill Stephenson (fitter).……, bill…
Lake Macquarie Library History
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…The onset of WWII in September 1939 almost scuttled the Bill as the Government appeared unwilling to commit to extra expenditure in light of the conflict.……The onset of WWII in September 1939 almost scuttled the Bill as the Government appeared unwilling to commit to extra expenditure in light of the…
Who's who, what's what and where's where in the Fennell Letters
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…More information … Bill … Tom 11th February 1852 … William Fennell - Richard and Tom's brother born 1818. He married Mary White, the daughter of wine merchant Thomas White. He joined his wife's family business, and became a wealthy wine merchant in Wakefield.……More information … Bill … Tom 11th February…

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