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Cardiff: Plan of township of Coalbrook [Cardiff], being the land originally granted to Shadrach Morgan - DP196

  • Cardiff: Plan of township of Coalbrook [Cardiff], being the land originally granted to Shadrach Morgan - DP196

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    Creator: New South Wales. Registrar General's Office

    Subdivision Estate Maps. D.P.196, known as "Coalbrook" was the first subdivision in what is now Cardiff South, bounded by 1st and 5th streets. It was part of Shadrach Morgan's original grant of 60 acres and was divided in October 1875. The remainder of "Coalbrook" was divided in 1887 and was bounded by Second, Middle and Pine Streets. This was also part of Shadrach Morgan's original grant.

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