NSW ER 1878 THE HAWKESBURY
The following are all surnamed
WOOD and residing in the then Police District of Windsor:
George, residence, Colo
James, leasehold, Wilberforce
John, leasehold, Cornwallis
John Thomas, South Kurrajong, freehold, South Kurrajong
Robert, freehold, Pitt Town
Thomas, freehold Cornwallis
Thomas, residence, Hawkesbury South
William, freehold, Pitt Town
John, freehold, Freemans Reach
Henry, residence, Cornwallis
Edward, freehold, Cornwallis
William, leasehold, The Peninsula, Windsor
George, freehold, Cornwallis
George, residence, Cornwallis
William, residence, Cornwallis
The following are surnamed WOODS, same ER, same P.D.etc
John, leasehold, Lower Wilberforce
Isaac, residence, Portland Head
NSW ER 1870 THE HAWKESBURY
The following are all surnamed WOOD and residing in the then Police District of Windsor:
Edward, residence, Cornwallis
George, residence, Colo
George, residence, Wilberforce
James, leasehold, Wilberforce
John, freehold, South Creek
John, leasehold, Cornwallis
Joseph, residence, Wilberforce
Owen, residence, Richmond Road
Robert, residence, Pitt Town
Thomas, freehold Cornwallis
William, freehold, Pitt Town
John, freehold, Freemans Reach
The following are surnamed WOODS, same ER, same P.D.etc
John, residence, Wilberforce
Isaac, residence, Portland Head
The surnames
WOOD and
WOODS were and still are among the most popular of surnames in NSW. It was not compulsory to enrol to vote in NSW in that era. Basically you needed to be a male, a British Subject aged 21 years and over. The police collected the details for the electoral rolls.
All based on oral information.
I will ask a volunteer moderator to move your thread from the Resources Board to the main Australia board where likely it will catch the eyes of many RChatters.
JM
Topic moved.