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Victorian Historical Journal : 51 Volume 13 (3), 1929; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Australia : draft for an Australian Colonies Government Act, 1854 / p. 174 Australia : the name of Australia; its origin and use / p. 99 Barry, Sir Redmond : notes from an early diary of / p. 133 Barry, Sir Redmond : (portrait) / p. 133 Broughton, Bishop : and the first church in Melbourne / p. 118 Bushrangers : / p. 126 Chalmers, Thomas : (Melbourne's First Settled Minister) / p. 128 Churches, Early : Bishop Broughton and the first church in Melbourne / p. 118 Churches, Early : first church and school building in Melbourne / p. 117 Churches, Early : history of the John Knox Church, Swanston Street, Melbourne / p. 117 Churches, Early : John Knox Church / p. 131 Fawkner, John Pascoe : asserting his supposed rights / p. 136 Forbes, Revd James : (Melbourne's First Settled Minister) / p. 115-132 Franks, --- : murder of, by Aborigines / p. 149 Geelong : opening of the Geelong to Melbourne Railway / p. 163 Geelong and Melbourne Railway Company : Geelong and Melbourne railway, map of / p. 172 Geelong and Melbourne Railway Company : Geelong and Melbourne Railway, opening of / p. 163 Geoghegan, Revd P. B., Roman Catholic priest : / p. 132 Gippsland : Arawata Union Church, Korumburra (illustration) / p. 155 Gippsland : an early Gippsland home (illustration) / p. 155 Gippsland : an early Gippsland home (illustration) / p. 161 Gippsland : a Gippsland farm (illustration) / p. 161 Gippsland : Korumburra District in the early days / p. 154 Gippsland : a modern Gippsland home (illustration) / p. 161 Gippsland : 'Old Gippsland Memories', poem / p. 154 Gippsland : one of the main streets, Korumburra (illustration) / p. 155 Grey, Governor, Sir George : (Draft for Australian Colonies Act) / p. 176 Halfpenny, Thomas : early hotelkeeper / p. 140 Hall, W. A. : 'Opening of the Geelong to Melbourne Railway, 1857' (article) / p. 163-173 Hart, Alfred : 'Notes from an early diary of Sir Redmond Barry 1839-1842' (article) / p. 133-145 Hastie, Revd Thomas, minister, Free Church : / p. 131 Historical Society of Victoria [HSV] : Reports / p. 185 Holland, J. E. : 'Korumburra District in the Early Days' (article) / p. 154-162 Holland, Walt : 'Old Gippsland Memories', poem / p. 154 Horse-whipping : in early Melbourne / p. 139 John Knox Church : opened 7th May, 1848 / p. 131 Kangaroo Hunt : (Some particulars of life of R. von Stieglitz) / p. 147 Knaplund, Paul : 'Sir William Molesworth's Draft for an Australian Colonies Government Act, 1854' (article) / p. 174-184 Korumburra : Arawata Union Church (illustration) / p. 155 Korumburra : an early Gippsland home (illustration) / p. 155 Korumburra : an early Gippsland home (illustration) / p. 161 Korumburra : a Gippsland farm (illustration) / p. 161 Korumburra : Korumburra District pioneers / p. 163 Korumburra : Korumburra in the early days / p. 154 Korumburra : a modern Gippsland home (illustration) / p. 161 Korumburra : one of the main streets of, in the 1890s / p. 155 La Trobe, Charles Joseph : speech, British and Foreign Bible Society / p. 120 Lang, Dr John Dunmore : (Melbourne's First Settled Minister) / p. 116 Lodewyckx, Dr A. : 'The Name of Australia: Its origin and early use' (article) / p. 99-114 Lowe, Robert : advocate of separation / p. 174 Maps and Plans : map of Melbourne to Geelong Railway / p. 172 Master and Servants Act : (Redmond Barry) / p. 137 Mechanics' Institution [Mechanics' Institute] : Forbes's connection with it / p. 123 Melbourne : Bishop Broughton, and the first church in / p. 118 Melbourne : first church and school building in / p. 117 Melbourne : first theatre / p. 143 Melbourne : horse whipping in early Melbourne / p. 139 Melbourne : John Knox Church, Swanston Street / p. 131 Melbourne : map of Melbourne to Geelong Railway / p. 172 Melbourne : (Melbourne's First Settled Minister) / p. 115 Melbourne : opening of Geelong to Melbourne Railway, 1857 / p. 163 Melbourne : Presbyterian Church, first in Melbourne / p. 119 Mercantile Marine : brutal offences in / p. 142 Molesworth, Sir William : draft for an Australian Government Act, 1854 / p. 174 Molesworth, Sir William : (portrait) / p. 133 'Old Gippsland Memories', poem : / p. 154 Portraits : Barry, Sir Redmond (portrait) / p. 133 Portraits : Moleswoth, Sir William (portrait) / p. 133 Portraits : Stieglitz, Von. R. W. (portrait) / p. 133 Presbyterian Church : first in Melbourne / p. 119 Railways : map of Melbourne to Geelong Railway / p. 172 Railways : opening of the Geelong to Melbourne Railway / p. 163 Robinson, J. Campbell (Revd) : 'Melbourne's First Settled Minister - Revd James Forbes AM 1813-1851' (article) / p. 115-132 Rogers, Sir Frederic : and the Australian Constitution Bills / p. 175 Schools : first church and school building in Melbourne / p. 117 Selby, Isaac : errata in paper on 'Robert Hoddle' / p. 191 Stieglitz, Von, Robert William : (portrait) / p. 133 Stieglitz, Von, Robert William : (Some particulars on the Life of Robert William Von Stieglitz) / p. 146 Theatres : Melbourne's first / p. 143 Tulloh, Thomas, settler, Blackwood Valley : / p. 141, 144 Walsh, James : 'Some particulars of the Life of Robert William von Stieglitz' (article) / p. 146-153 ; Periodical; Library - Periodicals

RG03-04-003-1; Set of research papers: Heidelberg Conservation Study; Butler, Graeme, 1947-; Set of research files relating to research for the Heidelberg Conservation Study (1985). The Heidelberg Conservation Study was prepared by Graeme Butler in consultation with the Heidelberg Heritage Advisory Committee. FOLDER 1: > Constitution of the Heidelberg Heritage Advisory Committee, 1981. > Correspondence with the HHAC regarding the Heidelberg Conservation Study, 1981. > Study brief, street median report. > Advisory committee meeting minutes and agenda, circa 1981 - 1993. FOLDER 2: Letters > Contact list of addresses of current property owners, annotated > Responses from owners of properties, notable examples include a letter from Beryl Brock, mentioning notable residents and painters Charles Davies and family; and a letter from Alistair Knox, nephew of Impressionist painter William Dunn Knox, also referring to Lindsay Edward, head of the RMIT Art School and painter; Joyce Keam's history of life at Glen Ard. FOLDER 3: Correspondence > Correspondence between Graeme Butler and the Heidelberg Advisory Committee, including discussion of invoices and agreement, circa 1982 - 1986, and discussion of Kitchener Reserve, 1982. > Preliminary brief for landscape assessment, 6 pages. FOLDER 4: Correspondence > Research correspondence regarding significant properties, circa 1980 - 1983. > Preliminary lists of properties. FOLDER 5: Plans > Large plan of 21 Maltravers Road. > 6 composite A3 plans, including proposed swimmers dressing rooms at Sills Park Heidelberg and elevation plan of Shire Hall Heidelberg. > Coloured plan, park reserves in Mount Eagle Estate, Eaglemont. FOLDER 6: Heidelberg Heritage Open Day > Official guide notes featuring significant properties and parks > Open Day program and map > Report on Heidelberg Heritage Day - October 25th 1981 > Bus route and walking tour map, and list of stops on routes. FOLDER 7: Ivanhoe Methodist Church > Booklet, Ivanhoe Methodist Church, Seventy-fifth Anniversary, 1890-1965, 18 pages, includes photographs > 4 page booklet, Ivanhoe Methodist Church, Mural Panel interpretation and weekly program schedule. FOLDER 8: Austin Hospital > Historic description, September 1981 > Landscape description. > 3 aerial photographs or Austin Hospital buildings and Jennings Estate > 3 floor plans, one original and two copies, titled typical floor plan of Austin Hospital, 1972 FOLDER 9: Heidelberg Conservation Study draft study > 220 pages, Heidelberg Heritage Study, draft version, July 1981, includes annotated notes by Graeme Butler (includes black and white images of properties and landscapes) > Historic sites and structures list, July 1981, 3 pages. > Register of Significant Trees, April 1982, 6 pages. > Extract of Conference on Plane Tree Diseases, 1918. > Man-made landscape in Heidelberg, 1 page environmental history. FOLDER 10: Real Estate Listings, circa 1980s > Real Estate listings from broadsheet newspapers including the Heidelberger. The Herald and The Age. > Newspaper article on Heidelberg Heritage Study featuring photograph of Graeme Butler, The Heidelberger, Wednesday November 24, 1982. FOLDER 11: Walter Burley Griffin's Pholiota, 23 Glenard Drive and Knitlock Architecture > Bound research file containing extracts of the following publications - Sydney Sunday Sun 1926, research report by Peter Navaretti 1980, elevation plans from Magic of America by Marion Mahoney Griffin, Land and Transport circa 1914, diagrams of Glenard estate and Mount Eagle District, Australian Home Builder circa 1922. > National Trust of Australia (Victoria), Submission for the Addition of "Pholiata" [sic], rear of 23 Glenard Drive, Eaglemont, to the Register of Historic Buildings, April 1980, draft. FOLDER 12: > Heidelberg Conservation Study, City of Heidelberg, review of residential code, multi-unit residential code, policy manual and elderly persons housing policy, circa 1978. FOLDER 13: Ephemera > Ivanhoe Voice council newsletter, October 1986. > Brochure, Announcing Birds of Heidelberg and the Yarra Valley, published by Warringal Conservation Society. > Brochure, The Street Where You Live is an Urban Conservation area, September 1987, 2 copies. > Copy of extract from Illustrated Australian News, 1 June 1881, page 109, illustration of "Hospital for Incurables", now the location of the Austin Hospital. > Glossy copy, Charteris Estate, Mount Eagle District brochure, circa 1916. > Invitation, Opening of the Art of Rupert Bunny and E. Phillips Fox at the Banyule Gallery, 1984. > "Victoria and Her Resources, or the Triumph of Industry, evinced by a Visit to Heidelberg, April 4, 1861", poem in verse by P. O'Brien, 1 sheet, copy of item in State Library of Victoria collection. > copies of 3 photographs of properties in Heidelberg designed by Harold Desbrowe-Annear, located in the vicinity of the Eyrie, the Panorama and Outlook Drive. > paper copy of photograph of small brick cottage on Charterisville estate, circa 1890s. > Coloured postcard, vista of Heidelberg from Eagle Mount, handwritten message on back. > photographic print copy of photograph of unknown location, probably vista of Heidelberg from Eagle Mount. FOLDER 14: Research documents. > History of Macleod, 4 pages. > From White Settlement to the Present Day, 6 pages. > National Trust of Australia (Victoria) Research into Ivanhoe Public Gold Course Club Buildings, by Carlotta Kellaway 6 pages. > Index to surnames of inscriptions relating to that portion of Heidelberg Cemetery reserved for [...] the Roman Catholic Church M and the General Section N, compiled for the Society of Genealogists of London, April and May 1913. > History titled "Heidelberg : Hawdon : Banyule" also referring Banyle Gallery as described in Vol II of Historic Homesteads of Australia, by Frank Strahan, and Freedom from Prejudice by Brian Finemore. > "Rangeworthy" - 39 York Avenue, Ivanhoe East, compiled by Dulcie Godfrey, September 1981 for Heidelberg Historical Society. > "Balgartnie" 18-24 Mount Road, Heidelberg, 3 pages. > Summary of Graeme Buter's comments on "Greymouth" 309 Upper Heidelberg Road, Heidelberg, July 1986, 1 page. > Blake and Riggall, Application to have the Melbourne Metropolitan Planning Scheme amended pursuant to Section 32(3) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1961 so as to effect a rezoning, 11 pages. > Compilation of research on Rosanna Golf Links, 10 pages. > Extract of the Voters' Roll for the Shire of Heidelberg for the year ending July 1872, 5 pages. > The Ivanhoe Views Estate, report on the area bounded by Silverdale Road, Alandale Road, Robina Road, the Eyrie and the Righi, Eaglemont for Ian Stewart and others by Graeme Butler FOLDER 15: > Melbourne Metropolitan Board of Works [ MMBW ] drainage plans and certificates of title. > Copy of letter from Norman Lindsay, 1966, copied from ANZ Archives, regarding Charterisville property buildings. > Annotated plan, Charterisville homestead, copy of plan in thesis by Richard Peterson, annotated by GB. > Subdivision plan, Glanville Estate, Keelbundora > Copy of Grant by Purchase, by Charles Callow, referring to land of above plan, in the Village of Warringal, parish of Keelbundora, in the vicinity of Burgundy Street and Buckland Street. > Subdivision plan, area covering Powlett and Martin Streets, and Stradbroke Avenue. > Subdivision plan, Heidelberg Heights Estate, part of crown portion 3, Parish of Keelbundora. > Plan of "Taruna", 579 Upper Heidelberg Road, Heights Estate, Heidelberg West [mislabelled as Lower Plenty Road] > Copy of contract of sale of 10 acres of land comprising Crown Allotment 148 in the Parish of Jika Jika, from Adam Landells to John Harris on 28 March 1877, Registrar General's Office, No.308, Book 265. FOLDER 16: Beauview Estate > Glossy copy of cover of Beauview Homes promotional guide. > Copy of AV Jennings Beauview Homes estate promotional guide, including some annotations on cover page. FOLDER 17: 1956 Olympic Village > bound copy, "Housing Commission, Victoria presents The Olympic Village, Heidelberg, Victoria" for the XVIth Olympiad, Melbourne 1956, 18 pages. FOLDER 18: Heidelberg Artists > Extract of Smike to Bulldog: letters from Sir Arthur Streeton to Tom Roberts, edited with annotations by R.H. Croll, 2 pages. > Extract of chapter 3 of Australian impressionist painters; a pictorial history of the Heidelberg School by William Splatt and Susan Bruce, 8 pages. These items are part of the Butler Collection, a large archive of conservation studies, photographs and related reference material.; c.1985; Book; Butler Collection; Donated by Graeme Butler, 2023.

MS 001819 (Box 326 01-23); Dugmore family : documents and relics c. 1910-1994; Includes documents detailing the family history of the Payne’s (A.V Payne being L.R Dugmore’s wife), photo albums and various documents relating to the Dugmores. Box 326-01 MS 001819.351 List of children from marriage of James Edward Payne (c.1834-1914) and Sarah Brown Farnham (c.1835-1896). Box 326-02 MS 001819.352 List of children from marriage of James Edward Payne II (1856-1927) and Nattie Hattam Grenfell (c.1858-1942). Box 326-03 MS 001819.353 4p. document “Detailed summary of the celebrations as Proposed”, from Bruce. Discusses plans for centenary celebrations (for what reason is unclear). Attached note indicates this was written to Amy, urging her to give improvements on future functions. Box 326-04 MS 001819.354 5p. document containing meeting minutes. Includes: Agenda for a meeting on 6/9/1955. 1p. Letter from Bruce ‘To the family’. Extract of minutes from meeting held on 114 Gordon St, 31st May. 2p. extract of minutes of meeting at 261 Riversdale Road, 20/4/1955. Box 326-05 MS 001819.355 4p. letter from Tom Payne to ‘Cousin’, 18/9/1955. Discusses details on the Payne family history. Box 326-06 MS 001819.356 3p. Extract addressed ‘to the family’, discussing details about research on family history. Box 326-07 MS 001819.357 2p. letter from Bruce F. Payne to Neil, 3/10/1954. Discusses family history. Box 326-08 MS 001819.358 6p. document highlighting different family trees. Includes: 2p. on ‘Presumed line of Stotfold Paynes from Warren to Edward the Blacksmith’ (names date back to 16th century. 1p. of family tree of Payne family from 17th century to 19th century. 3p. list of ‘names of the Stotfold Line of Paynes in the Chronological order of entry in which they appear in the Stotfold Church Register’, highlighting births, deaths and marriages of each family member. Box 326-09 MS 001819.359 Draft heading page and 2p preface of ‘In the beginning: A history of the Stotfold Branch Descended from the Meldreth Line of the Payne Family and of Families Co-related with it from 1317 to 1927’, by Bruce Farnham Payne. Box 326-10 MS 001819.360 4p. Draft of chapter 1 of Payne family history ‘Comments on the history’. Box 326-11 MS 001819.361 5p. draft of chapter 2 of Payne family history ‘The Origin and Meaning of the name of Payne’. Box 326-12 MS 001819.362 2p. draft of ‘Corrections to the history’, highlighting mistakes in the Payne family history project that need to be fixed. Box 326-13 MS 001819.363 40p. Draft of Chapter 3 of Payne family history ‘The Payne Family’. Includes two different versions of pages 27 and 28, and additonal pages 36A and 36B. Box 326-14 MS 001819.364 12p. draft of ‘Chapter…The Grenfell and Hattam Families’, from Payne family history. Box 326-15 MS 001819.365 31p. draft of ‘Chapter…The Stotfold Line in Australia’. Box 326-16 MS 001819.366 5p. extract draft of ‘The Farnham Family’, containing pages 1,2,3,6 and 8. Box 326-17 MS 001819.367 Large sheet of paper with handwritten family tree of the Payne family, starting from James Grenfell and Nannie Hattam and James Edward Payne and Sarah Brown Farnham. Box 326-18 MS 001819.368 Handwritten notes titled ‘Leonard Ralph Cochrane Dugmore’. Highlight life of L.R Dugmore. Likely written by previous owners but to be kept as reference. Box 326-19 MS 001819.369 5 mechanical pencils. All have ‘Compliments L.R Dugmore’. 3 have instructions on use wrapped around pen (1 damaged). Box 326-20 MS 001819.370 One Mechanical Pencil from Holden and Lewis Pty Ltd. On fountain pen, moulded at tip. Has a marbled pattern, labelled Platignum Box 326-21 MS 001819.371 4 plastic letter openers with ‘L.R Dugmore Mx1087-Engineers pattern maker, 50. Tope St South Melbourne.’ Box 326-22 MS 001819.372 Metal rod with holes. Made up of separate screw-on segments. Box 326-23 MS 001819.373 Plastic measuring apparatus inside leather and cardboard case.; Manuscripts Collection; Donated by Mildura Genealogy Society, signed by Graeme Butler, 29/5/2009.

Victorian Historical Journal : 25 Volume 7 (1), 1919; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Batman, Eliza : widow of John Batman / p. 18 Batman, Henry : (Further Scraps of Melbourne History) / p. 18 Batman, John : (Scraps of Early Melbourne History) / p. 16-18 Bourke, Governor Sir R. : and survey of Port Phillip / p. 37 Bourke, Governor Sir R. : visits the site of Melbourne / p. 5, 44-6 Churches, Early : Wesleyans obtain site for church in Melbourne / p. 14-16 Coinage, Australian : circulation of dollars in NSW / p. 27 Coinage, Australian : circulation of dollars in Tasmania / p. 29 Coinage, Australian : early paper currency / p. 24-33 Coinage, Australian : engraved Orders used in Victoria (illustration) / p. 32 Coinage, Australian : 'Rum Orders' / p. 24 Coinage, Australian : Tasmanian promissory notes (illustration) / p. 29 Coins, Medals, etc : circulation of dollars in NSW / p. 27 Coins, Medals, etc : circulation of dollars in Tasmania / p. 29 Cooper, George : and first Melbourne land sales / p. 01-3 Cooper, Horatio : and first Melbourne land sales / p. 01-3 Currency : circulation of dollars in NSW / p. 27 Currency : circulation of dollars in Tasmania / p. 29 Currency : early paper / p. 24-33 Currency : engraved Orders used in Victoria in the 'fifties [1850s] / p. 32 Currency : 'Rum Orders' / p. 24 Currency : Tasmanian Promissory Notes (illustration) / p. 29 Customs House, Melbourne : erection of / p. 20-21 D'Arcy, F. R., Surveyor : at Port Phillip, 1836-7 / p. 3, 10-12, 41 Darke, W. W., Surveyor : at Port Phillip, 1836 / p. 3, 10, 12, 41 Dollars : circulation of, in New South Wales / p. 27 Dollars : in Tasmania / p. 29 Fawkner, John Pascoe : and foundation of Melbourne / p. 20, 51 Gardner, F. : 'Early Paper Currency of Australia' (article) / p. 24-33 Greig, A. W. : 'The Official Foundation of Melbourne' (article) / p. 35-48 Historical Society of Victoria [HSV] : Library, additions to / p. 23, 124 Hoddle, Robert : accompanies Governor Bourke / p. 45 Hoddle, Robert : conducts first Land Sale in Melbourne / p. 2 Hoddle, Robert : in charge at Melbourne / p. 09-11 Hoddle, Robert : journal of / p. 05-8 Hoddle, Robert : (portrait) / p. 45 Land Sales : Cooper, George, and first land sales / p. 01-3 Land Sales : Cooper, Horatio, and first land sales / p. 01-3 Land Sales : Hoddle, R., conducts first land sales / p. 2 Library : Historical Society of Victoria [HSV] / p. 23, 124 Lonsdale, Captain William : and early Melbourne / p. 3-15, 19, 20, 42-3 Market Square And Street : Melbourne / p. 18-19 Melbourne : Bourke, Sir R., visits the site of Melbourne / p. 5, 44-6 Melbourne : Cooper, George, and first Melbourne land sales / p. 01-3 Melbourne : Cooper, Horatio, and first Melbourne land sales / p. 01-3 Melbourne : Customs House, erection of / p. 20-1 Melbourne : Fawkner, J. P., and foundation of Melbourne / p. 20, 51, 53-4, 58-9, 63, 66, 69-70, 158-60 Melbourne : further scraps of early Melbourne history / p. 01-1 Melbourne : Governor Bourke's visit / p. 5, 8, 44-6 Melbourne : Hoddle, R., conducts first land sale in / p. 2 Melbourne : Hoddle, R., in charge at Melbourne / p. 9, 11 Melbourne : Lonsdale, Captain, and early Melbourne / p. 3-15, 19, 20, 42-3 Melbourne : Market Square and Market Street / p. 18-19 Melbourne : official foundation of / p. 35-48, 144 Melbourne : official foundation of Melbourne / p. 35-48 Melbourne : Stapylton, G. C., surveyor at, 1838 / p. 12-13 Melbourne : survey of site of / p. 3, 8, 36, 42, 46-8 Melbourne : surveyors at early Melbourne / p. 3-4, 9-14, 42-8 Melbourne : Wesleyans obtain site for church / p. 14-16 New South Wales : early paper currency in / p. 24-8 New South Wales : early Promissory Notes in / p. 25-7 Newspapers, Early : discovery of the file of 'Port Phillip Gazette' / p. 34 O'Callaghan, Thomas : 'Further Scraps of early Melbourne History' (article) / p. 1-20 Port Phillip : Bourke, Sir Richard, and survey of Port Phillip / p. 37 Port Phillip : D'Arcy, F. R., surveyor, at Port Phillip, 1836-7 / p. 3, 10-12, 41 Port Phillip : Darke, W. W., surveyor, at Port Phillip, 1836-7 / p. 3, 10-12, 41 Port Phillip : Hoddle, R. selected to accompany Governor Bourke to Port Phillip / p. 45 Port Phillip : 'Rattlesnake', HMS, at Port Phillip / p. 4-7, 38, 41 Port Phillip : Russell, R., surveyor, at Port Phillip, 1836-7 / p. 3, 4, 9-11 Port Phillip : Russell, R., surveyor, at Port Phillip, 1836-8 / p. 37-48 Port Phillip : survey of Port Phillip, 1836 / p. 36-41, 44 'Port Phillip Gazette' : discovery of file of the / p. 34 Portraits : Hoddle, Robert (portrait) / p. 45 Portraits : Russell, Robert (portrait) / p. 1 Promissory Notes : early, in New South Wales / p. 25-7 Promissory Notes : early, in Queensland / p. 33 Promissory Notes : early, in South Australia / p. 30-2 Promissory Notes : early, in Tasmania / p. 28-9 Promissory Notes : early, in Western Australia / p. 33 Public Buildings : erection of Customs House / p. 20-1 Queensland : early Promissory Notes of / p. 33 'Rattlesnake' HMS : at Port Phillip / p. 4-7, 38, 41 'Rum Orders' : (Early Paper Currency of Australia) / p. 24 Russell, Robert : (portrait) / p. 1 Russell, Robert, Surveyor : at Port Phillip / p. 3, 4, 9-11, 37-48 Smythe, H. W. H., Surveyor : at Melbourne, 1837 / p. 12 South Australia : early Promissory Notes in / p. 30-2 St Kilda : naming of / p. 34 Stapylton, G. G., Surveyor : of Melbourne, 1838 / p. 12-13 Sunbury : pioneers of Sunbury District / p. 47-76 Tasmania : early Promissory Notes in / p. 28-9 Tasmania : Tasmania Promissory Note (illustration) / p. 29 Wesleyan Church : Wesleyans obtain site for church in Melbourne, 1839 / p. 14, 16 Western Australia : early Promissory Notes in / p. 33 ; Periodical; Library - Periodicals

Victorian Historical Journal : 207 Volume 53 (1), 1982; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Albury, Borough : aldermen of, in 1888 / p. 33-4 Allingham, Anne : on Russel Ward / p. 20 Anderson, Joan (Mrs Thomas) : diary of / p. 61 Anderson, Joan (Mrs Thomas) : grave of / p. 66 Anderson, Thomas : grave of / p. 66 Anderson, Thomas ('Wooriwyrite') : diary of / p. 61, 63-73 Australia : commemorative histories / p. 15-16 Australia : effects on regional history / p. 15 Australia : historiography of / p. 3-23 Bassett, (Lady) Marnie : / p. 70 Battye, James Sharpe : on Western Australia / p. 16 Biography : for urban areas / p. 31-2 Blainey, Geoffrey : / p. 7, 12 Bolton, Geoffrey C. : 'The Belly and the Limbs', Augustus Wolskel Memorial Lecture, 1981 (article) / p. 5-23 Bolton, Geoffrey C. : wrote 'A Thousand miles away' / p. 19 Bonhoeffer, Dietrich : death of / p. 79 Bonwick, James : 'Discovery and settlement of Port Phillip', by / p. 10 Bonwick, James : plans to copy Australian archival material in London / p. 13 Broome, (Dr) Richard : first volume of Victoria's official history by / p. 26-27 Brown, (Dr) Philip L. : and Clyde Co papers / p. 67 Buxton, Gordon Leslie : wrote 'The Riverina' / p. 35 Cannon, Michael : wrote 'Life in the country' / p. 36 Castlemaine : graph shows age-sex distribution, 1891 / p. 40 Castlemaine : study of family life in / p. 41-9 Chewton : / p. 31 Childbirth : study of for Castlemaine / p. 42-4 Demographic studies : of Castlemaine / p. 38-49 Dening, (Professor) Gregory M. (RHSV) : 'What's local in local history?' (article) / p. 74-9 Dingle, Tony : 'The History of Victoria Project'' (article) / p. 24-30 Dingle, Tony : writing second volume of official Victorian history / p. 27-28 Ewing, Ellison, Castlemaine : / p. 46 Fahey, Charles : / p. 41 Featherstone, Guy (RHSV) : resigned as 'Journal' editor / p. 8 Field, Susan, Castlemaine : / p. 46 Gardiner, John : site of house on Yarra / p. 56 Girls, life of : in early Castlemaine / p. 45 Green, Neville : wrote on white and Aboriginal relationships in Western Australia / p. 6 Grellier, Margaret : wrote on families in mid-19th century Western Australia / p. 6, 42-3 Grimshaw, Patricia : 'Women in local history' (article) / p. 38-49 Hancock, Sir William Keith : wrote 'Australia' / p. 17 Hawthorn : naming of / p. 56 Hawthorn : research on history of / p. 51 Hawthorn Historical Society : / p. 54, 58 Henderson, Alexander : 'Early pioneer families', by / p. 64 Hirst, John : on Australian isolation / p. 7 'Historical records of Australia' : / p. 16-17 'Historical records of New South Wales' : / p. 13 History of Victoria Project : for Victoria's 150th anniversary celebrations / p. 24-30 Immigrants : in 19th century Castlemaine / p. 42 Immigrants : in Victoria, study planned / p. 26-27 Infant mortality : in Castlemaine / p. 44 Irish, in Australia : in colonial Castlemaine / p. 42 Kiddle, Margaret : wrote 'Men of Yesterday' / p. 19, 64 La Nauze, John A. : / p. 6 La Trobe, Charles Joseph, Lieut Governor of Victoria : collected reminiscences of pioneers / p. 10 Lalor, Joseph Peter : death of, at Gallipoli / p. 75-6 Lang, Dr John Dunmore : and regionalism in Australia / p. 7, 8-9 Launceston, St. John's Anglican Church : Louis William's drawings / p. 15 Leake, Sir Luke, Western Australian statesman : / p. 7-8 Lemon, Andrew : on local history, and role of women / p. 39-40, 48 Local history : defined / p. 74, 76, 77-8 Local history : of Victoria. study / p. 31-37 Local history : women in / p. 38-49 Loddon district (Vic.) : graph shows age-sex distribution in 1891 (illustration) / p. opp. 40 Macquarie, Lachlan, Governor of NSW : Shann critical of / p. 18 Maps : in local history research / p. 53, 62 Martin, R. Montgomery : wrote 'Australia in 1853' / p. 10-11 McCarty, John W. : 'Writing local histories of Victorian country towns' (article) / p. 31-37 McCombie, Thomas : wrote 'History of Victoria' / p. 10 McWilliam, Gwen : 'But my exocarpus cupressisformus was a bit naked' (article) / p. 50-9 Melbourne : competition with country towns, study / p. 33 'Mount Alexander Mail' : used in research / p. 41 Newspapers : used in historical research / p. 55 Oates, Rebecca : first white girl born in NSW / p. 12 Oral history : Gwen McWilliam on / p. 52 Palmer, Sir James : and 'Invergowrie' / p. 55-6 Parish plans : used in research on Hawthorn / p. 53 Parkes, Sir Henry, Premier of NSW : wrote 'Fifty years of Australian history' / p. 13 Pascoe, J.J. : wrote history of Adelaide / p. 15 'Perth Gazette' : on Myall Creek massacre / p. 8 Pike, Douglas : / p. 6, 11 Price, Grenfell : 'Foundation and settlement of South Australia', by / p. 16 Priestley, Susan : writing third volume of official Victorian history / p. 29-30 Railway, Transcontinental : plans for / p. 12 Rate books : used in research on Hawthorn houses / p. 52, 53 Ritual : history in / p. 76 Roberts, Stephen : History of Australian lands settlement / p. 17 Royal Historical Society of Victoria [RHSV] : 9th Biennial Conference 1981 / p. 3-4 Rusden, George W. : History of Australia, by, 1883 / p. 13-14 Schomburgk, Richard : considered for post as Curator, Melbourne Domain / p. 41-2 Serle, Dr Geoffrey : histories of Victoria, by / p. 19 Shann, Edward O.G. : Economic history of Australia, by / p. 17-18 Shaw, Mary Turner (RHSV) : 'Finding the way back' (article) / p. 60-73 Shaw, Mary Turner (RHSV) : research for on Mount Emu Creek / p. 60-73 Stoney Rises [Stony Rises] : / p. 63 Sutherland, Alexander : and Victoria and its metropolis / p. 14 Sutherland, George : The South Australian Company, by / p. 15 Terang : / p. 32, 34 Turner, Henry Gyles : 'History of Victoria', by / p. 15 Urbanisation : studies of / p. 31-2, 35-6 Victoria, 150th Anniversary celebrations : official history planned / p. 24-30 Ward, Professor John Manning : on Australian colonies / p. 7 Ward, Russel : The Australian legend, by / p. 18, 19-20 West, John : 'History of Tasmania', by / p. 10 Western Australia : new history of, edited by Tom Stannage / p. 6-7 Westgarth, William : wrote 'History of Australia Felix' / p. 9-10, 11 Women : in Australian history / p. 38-49 Women : record of, in historical textbooks / p. 38 Woodfield, Martha, Castlemaine : / p. 46 Xavier College, Kew : research for history of / p. 75, 76 ; Periodical; Library - Periodicals

MS 000078 (Box 032 [3-4]); Papers re memorials of the first settlement at Sullivan('s) Bay, 1803-04, and later settlements in the 19th century (1942-1964); Various; Correspondence, memoranda and newspaper cuttings re memorials of the first settlement at Sullivan('s) Bay, 1803-04, and later settlements in the 19th century. The correspondence includes both handwritten manuscripts and typed papers. Includes: Reference to preservation of McCrae homestead, George Coppin's home and rotunda, interference with graves, restoration of a lime kiln, memorials at the Koonya Hotel and 'The Rocks' Material re David Collins memorial organised by R.H.S.V., which includes correspondence with Jean Field and several newspaper cuttings; and, unveiling of monument on Australia Day, 1964. Reference is also made to sub-division of land; Ocean Park Reserve, with correspondence between Jean Field, Lands Department, Peninsula Development Association and Shire of Flinders. Including copies of two blueprints regarding the Site of the Memorial of the 'Collins' settlement. Material on Portsea Quarantine Station (cemetery), includes a list (compiled by Marjorie Tipping) of the Sorrento graves - 1803-04 - of the prisoners, seamen and free persons from the Collins' expedition (ships 'Ocean' and 'Calcutta') and a rough list of graves of a later settlement (deaths between 1852-1915) and comments on the condition of the cemetery by E. W. Moorhead. Four black & white photographs (12.9x9cm each) taken 1960 of the lime kilns at Rye. (VHR number H1930) Unknown figure, woman in two out of four photographs. History: Sullivan Bay lies 60 km due south of Melbourne on Port Phillip, one kilometre east of Sorrento, Victoria. It was established as a short-lived convict settlement in 1803 by Lieutenant-Colonel David Collins, who named the bay after the Under-Secretary of State for War and the Colonies, John Sullivan. The site was chosen because of its strategic location near the entrance of Port Phillip Bay. The settlement is significant because it was the first attempt to settle Europeans permanently in what is now Victoria and was a key link in the expansion of the colony of New South Wales into Tasmania and Victoria, and the control of Bass Strait as a trade route. In 1802, Lieutenant John Murray discovered Port Phillip Bay and claimed it for the British Crown, and Matthew Flinders further explored the area that same year. The British government was impressed with their positive reports, and were also worried that the French might try to establish colonies there. They decided to get in first. In April 1803 HMS Calcutta and the transport ship Ocean sailed from England, via the Cape of Good Hope, carrying officers, a marine detachment, free settlers, and 301 convicts to Port Phillip, and some wives and children. They arrived on 10 October 1803. Shortly after arriving, a party led by James Tuckey was dispatched to explore Port Phillip Bay. They reported that the land was poor and there was little fresh water even though the Yarra and Maribyrnong Rivers had been discovered on 2 January 1803 by Charles Grimes' party, months before the arrival of the Sullivans Bay colonists. They also reported that suitable timber could not be found. The treacherous entrance to the bay made the site unsuitable for whaling and with few marines, the settlement was vulnerable to attack. Collins asked Governor King for permission to abandon the site, and was eventually given permission to do so. On 30 January 1804, Collins and some of the convicts left in Ocean and Lady Nelson for Van Diemens Land (now Tasmania,) where John Bowen had established a settlement at Risdon Cove in 1803. They were moved as two parties, the second leaving on 20 May, just over seven months after the settlement was established. Records show 30 people died at the settlement. During the brief occupation, 21 convicts escaped. One of these was William Buckley who lived in the area around Geelong for 33 years before meeting with John Batman's party in 1835. Little evidence of the settlement remains. Four graves on the eastern headland, and parts of barrels, leg irons, bottles and other pieces are all that exist. The Collins Settlement Historic Reserve, comprising about 2 km of coastline, is protected under the Victorian Heritage Register and the Mornington Peninsula Planning Scheme. Colonel David Collins (3 March 1756 – 24 March 1810) was a British Marine officer who was appointed as Judge-Advocate to the new colony being established in Botany Bay. He sailed with Governor Arthur Phillip, on the First Fleet to establish a penal colony at what is now Sydney. He became secretary to the first couple of Governors, later being appointed to start a secondary colony where he founded the city of Hobart as the founding Lieutenant Governor of Van Diemen's Land (later becoming the state of Tasmania).; Manuscripts Collection

Victorian Historical Journal : 21 Volume 6 (1), 1917; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Barralier, Ensign : surveys Western Port / p. 5 Bass, George : (The Early History of Western Port) / p. 01-4 Bass Strait : sealing and whaling in / p. 23, 27 Baudin's Expedition : (Early History of Western Port) / p. 7 Bourke, John Conway : first overland mailman / p. 39 Cemeteries : burial ground on Flagstaff Hill / p. 43 Crouch, Mrs M. : recollections of early Portland / p. 34 Dods, B. H. : correction by Miss Agnes Dods / p. 42 Dutton, Captain William : and Portland Bay / p. 26, 30, 33-6 Dutton, Captain William : (portrait) / p. 1 Early Colonists : Register of / p. 38, 133, 162 Flagstaff Hill : burial ground on / p. 43 Flagstaff Hill : notes on / p. 43-8 Flagstaff Hill : Signal Station on / p. 44 Flagstaff Hill : Signal Station on (illustration) / p. 45 French in Victoria : French reports on Western Port / p. 10-18 French in Victoria : visits to Australian Waters / p. 7-18, 60-3 Grant, Lieutenant : and Western Port / p. 04-7 Hart, Captain John : and sealing Industry / p. 23 Hawdon, Joseph : first overlander / p. 42 Henty, F. : and Portland Bay / p. 30 Henty, Mrs S. G. : and Portland Bay / p. 32 Henty, S. G. : and Portland Bay / p. 31-2 Henty, T. : and Portland Bay / p. 28 Hentys, The : Henty, Edward, and settlement of Portland / p. 27-32, 36 Hentys, The : Henty, Edward (portrait) / p. 1 Hentys, The : Henty's House, Portland Bay / p. 1 Historical Society of Victoria [HSV] : Library, additions to / p. 21 Historical Society of Victoria [HSV] : Reports / p. 37, 162 Howard, Edward C. O. : 'The Flagstaff Hill' (article) / p. 43-48 'Lady Nelson' (ship) : visits Western Port / p. 5 Library : Historical Society of Victoria [HSV] / p. 21, 37, 162 Long, Charles R. : 'The History of Early Portland, with special reference to the claims of Edward Henty and William Dutton to be considered Victoria's first permanent settler' (article) / p. 23-36 Macdonald, A. C. : obituary / p. 40 Maps and Plans : Bass's eye-sketch of Western Port / p. 3 Maps and Plans : part of a map drawn by S. G. Henty, 1839 / p. 30 Maps and Plans : plan of the Town of Portland, 1840 / p. 26 Maps and Plans : plan of the west coast of Portland Bay / p. 23 Mitchell, Major T. L. : visits Portland Bay in 1836 / p. 32 Mortlake : fifty years of Presbyterianism in / p. 20 Murdoch, J. R. : fifty years of Presbyterianism in Mortlake / p. 20 Neumayer, Dr G. : observatory on Flagstaff Hill / p. 46, 137-44 O'Callaghan, Thomas : 'Early Port Phillip Police' (article) / p. 18-19 Overlanders : Hawdon, Joseph, first overlander / p. 42 Peron, Francois : and Western Port / p. 8 Petherick, Edward A : obituary / p. 41 Police, Victorian : early Port Phillip police / p. 18 Port Phillip : early Port Phillip police / p. 18 Portland : Dutton, W., and Portland Bay / p. 26, 30, 33-6 Portland : Henty, Edward and Portland Bay / p. 27-32, 36 Portland : Henty, Edward (portrait) / p. 1 Portland : Henty's House (illustration) / p. 1 Portland : history of early Portland / p. 23-36 Portland : Major Mitchell visits Portland, 1836 / p. 32 Portland : part of map drawn by S. G. Henty, 1839 / p. 30 Portland : plan of Town of Portland, 1840 / p. 26 Portland : plan of west coast of Portland Bay / p. 23 Portland : recollections of early Portland / p. 34 Portland : Wedge, J. H., at Portland Bay / p. 31 Portland : whaling establishments (illustration) / p. 35 Portland : whaling in Portland Bay / p. 31, 35 Portland : William Dutton (portrait) / p. 1 Portraits : Henty, Edward (portrait) / p. 1 Portraits : William Dutton (portrait) / p. 1 Presbyterian Church : fifty years of Presbyterianism in Mortlake / p. 20 Railway Stations : list of names and meanings to be complied / p. 38 Royal Australian Historical Society : Proceedings / p. 20, 185 Royal Geographical Society (South Aust Branch) : Proceedings / p. 20, 185 Scott, Professor Ernest : 'The Early History of Western Port, Part 1' (article) / p. 1-17 Sealers : sealing and whaling in Bass Strait, etc / p. 23-27 Signal Stations : Signal Station on Flagstaff Hill / p. 44 Wedge, J. Helder : at Portland Bay / p. 31 Weingarth, J. : on work of James Meehan / p. 20 Western Port : Bass, George, and Western Port / p. 01-4 Western Port : Bass's eye-sketch of Western Port / p. 3 Western Port : early history of Western Port / p. 1-18, 49-64 Western Port : French reports on Western Port / p. 10-18 Western Port : Grant, Lieut, and Western Port / p. 04-7 Western Port : 'Lady Nelson', surveying ship, visits / p. 5 Western Port : Peron, Francois, and Western Port / p. 8 Western Port : sealers at Western Port / p. 25, 63 Whaling : in Bass Strait / p. 24-7 Whaling : in Portland Bay / p. 31, 35 Whaling : whaling establishments, Portland Bay / p. 35 Wilson's Promontory : French report on / p. 9 ; Periodical; Library - Periodicals

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