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Eleebana
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…Grange Close … Grovelake Close … Hanlon Close … Harkins Street … Haynes Avenue … Hermitage Close … Houghton Close … Huntington Close … Ian Street … Jonathan Street … Kerrigan Close … Leasingham Close … Lenaghan Crescent … Lindeman Close … Linden Avenue … Lorton Lane … Lynn Avenue … Macquarie Drive … Majella Close … Mariner……Grange…
Reverend Lancelot E Threlkeld, 1788-1859
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…The Mariners' Church, extant, was not quite complete at the time of his death in 1859. A separate Sailors' Home was erected in 1863.……The Mariners' Church, extant, was not quite complete at the time of his death in 1859. A separate Sailors' Home was erected in 1863.…

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