Parry Creek (GULLY), NSW Details

History

Name was proposed by Ronald Gordon Mathews of North Epping as part of the Mangrove Mountain Bicentennial Naming Project.

Description

A gully which rises in an area about 2.9 km S by W of the middle of the Mangrove Creek Dam wall and 5.4 km W by S of Basalt Hill. It is about 1.8 km in length and flows in a generally south-westerly direction into Mangrove Creek.

Origin

In 1840 William Griffith Parry and his wife Mary Ann became the first settlers on Por 28 in the Parish of Kooree. Mary Ann died in 1844 and was buried there. William died in 1859. The gully runs through Por 28. (Mathews R G descendant naming proposal form dated 10 June 1997)

Parry Creek (GULLY), NSW
title Parry Creek (GULLY)
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state NSW
reference 80166
placename Parry Creek
designation GULLY
geographical name
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lga GOSFORD
description A gully which rises in an area about 2.9 km S by W of the middle of the Mangrove Creek Dam wall and 5.4 km W by S of Basalt Hill. It is about 1.8 km in length and flows in a generally south-westerly direction into Mangrove Creek.
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origin In 1840 William Griffith Parry and his wife Mary Ann became the first settlers on Por 28 in the Parish of Kooree. Mary Ann died in 1844 and was buried there. William died in 1859. The gully runs through Por 28. (Mathews R G descendant naming proposal form dated 10 June 1997)
history Name was proposed by Ronald Gordon Mathews of North Epping as part of the Mangrove Mountain Bicentennial Naming Project.
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