1868 Post Office Directory
Postal and Road Board Village; County and Elect. District of Mornington. Distance.34 miles
Mail leaves Melbourne- Mon., Wed, Fri.,11.46 am.; Arrives -Mon., Wed.. Fri., 5.18 pm.;
Leaves for Melbourne- Mon., Wed., Fri, 6 p.m.; Arrives Tues., Thurs., Sat., 6 a.m.
Rev. C. L. H. Rupp, Church of England Minister
John Dumaresq, Teacher at Common School, Secretary of Mechanics Institute, Postmaster
ATKINSON Peter, farmer |
Mooney James, settler, Cardinia Ck |
CAMM Charles and Thomas, farmers |
Mullane Patrick, farmer |
Churchill James, farmer |
Murphy John, mail contractor |
Close Thomas, farmer |
Murray James, settler |
Cutler Benjamin, carpenter |
North Edward, farmer |
DENHAM John, farmer |
O'CONNOR Sarah, farmer |
Dumaresq George, |
0'Connor Terrence, settler, Cardinia Ck |
Dumaresq John F, teacher |
RIDGWAY Anthony and Thomas, farmers |
GATES George and James, farmers |
Ridgway John, road contractor |
HARDY Embling, storekeeper |
Ridgway William, farmer |
Henderson David, dairyman |
Robins Richard, farmer |
Henderson J. and Thomas, farmers |
Rossiter Charles, J.P., and Thomas, settler |
Hook Isaac, farmer |
SHEPHERD John, farmer |
JENNINGS Joseph, bricklayer |
Sleeth Thomas, farmer |
KENNY George, butcher |
Sykes John, farmer and contractor |
LEAMON William, farmer |
Sykes William, farmer |
Lineham James, farmer |
WENN George, farmer |
Lynch, Timothy, farmer |
Werrett James, farmer |
McKAY Donald and James, farmer |
Wilson George, butcher |
Manks Eli William, farmer |
Wilson John, farmer |
Mason William, Senior, farmer |
Wisewould James, |
Alexander Patterson is listed under St Germain’s Cranbourne page 49.
Note: Highlighted names are listed under Early Families.
The Victorian Official Post Office Directory of 1868
(Baillerie's - transcribed by Editor)
Is now available on line in the Hathi Trust Digital Library
| Clyde Entry Page 45 | Cranbourne Entry Page 49 | Berwick Entry Page 17 |
| Dandenong Entry Pages 73-74 | Pakenham Entry Page 166 |