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Erskine Park (SUBURB), NSW Details
History
James Erskine was born in 1765 in Ireland and was a career soldier who fought in the West Indies Ireland and the peninsular Campaigns. He arrived with his regiment in Sydney on the Matilda in August 1817.
Description
A suburb within the city of Penrith about 4 km SE of St Marys. Boundaries within the Penrith Council area shown on map GNB3890.
Origin
Erskine Park was the name of a 3000 acre grant made in 1818 to James Erskine (1765-1825) The grant covered an area east of the present Mamre Road to Ropes Creek taking in what is now the suburbs of St. Clair and Erskine Park.
Erskine Park (SUBURB), NSW
title | Erskine Park (SUBURB) |
additional | |
state | NSW |
reference | 17756 |
placename | Erskine Park |
designation | SUBURB |
geographical name | |
previous names | |
lga | PENRITH |
description | A suburb within the city of Penrith about 4 km SE of St Marys. Boundaries within the Penrith Council area shown on map GNB3890. |
meaning | |
origin | Erskine Park was the name of a 3000 acre grant made in 1818 to James Erskine (1765-1825) The grant covered an area east of the present Mamre Road to Ropes Creek taking in what is now the suburbs of St. Clair and Erskine Park. |
history | James Erskine was born in 1765 in Ireland and was a career soldier who fought in the West Indies Ireland and the peninsular Campaigns. He arrived with his regiment in Sydney on the Matilda in August 1817. |