-
wealthy widow,
Elizabeth Blackman,
owner of
Cooyal inn and station. They emplo**** Fred to work for them at
Cooyal.
There Fred met Mary Ann Bugg, who was then...
-
Spitfire caterpillars on
eucalypt stem, 27
September 2017,
Cooyal NSW...
- (1856),
Patrick Christopher (1857) and
Ellen (1860).
McNally was a
farmer at
Cooyal north of Mudgee, and it was
there in 1860 that Bugg met ticket-of-leave...
- country');
Eurunderee ('a
local tree');
Guntawang ('a
peaceful place'),
Cooyal ('dry country');
Wilbertree ('a long switch');
Gooree ('native
chasing live...
- 13444 (Coolcalwin)
Cooyal Mid-Western
Regional Council 32°25′54″S 149°44′04″E / 32.43167°S 149.73444°E / -32.43167; 149.73444 (
Cooyal) ****bo Mid-Western...
- by-elections 22
kilometres (14 mi) north-east of the
Mudgee on the road to
Cooyal and Wollar. "Mr
Nicolas Hyeronimus (1808-1860)".
Former members of the Parliament...
-
pioneered the
cement industry and
became a pastoralist,
owning Lue and
Cooyal stations at Mudgee. He died
suddenly in
Sydney in 1915. The
following information...
-
settled in
Richmond afterwards.
George C
Johston writing under pseudonym "
Cooyal"
disputed whether it was
built by
Marlin and
claimed the
builder was James...
- – A New Leaf,
Glossopteris duocaudata sp. nov. from the Late
Permian of
Cooyal, NSW. The Palaeobotanist. 28-29, 46-52. 1981 – The
present day vegetation...
- Burrundulla, Caerleon,
Canadian Lead, Carcalgong, Collingwood, Comobella,
Cooyal, Cope,
Cross Roads, Crudine, Cudgegong, Cullenbone, ****bandry, Cundumbul...
