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Jamisontown (SUBURB), NSW Details
History
Jamisons 1805 grant was situated south of the present Jamison Raod and was bounded on the west by the Nepean River. Thomas Jamison returned to England where he died in 1811.
Description
A neighbourhood about 2 km SW of Penrith Post Office. Boundaries within the Penrith Council area shown on map GNB3890.
Origin
Named after Thomas Jamison 1745-1811 who was granted 1000 acres in 1805 by Governor King. Thomas Jamison arrived with Governor Phillip as Surgeons Mate on the First Fleet ship Sirius in 1788 progressing to Surgeon General of NSW in 1803.
Jamisontown (SUBURB), NSW
title | Jamisontown (SUBURB) |
additional | |
state | NSW |
reference | 25179 |
placename | Jamisontown |
designation | SUBURB |
geographical name | |
previous names | |
lga | PENRITH |
description | A neighbourhood about 2 km SW of Penrith Post Office. Boundaries within the Penrith Council area shown on map GNB3890. |
meaning | |
origin | Named after Thomas Jamison 1745-1811 who was granted 1000 acres in 1805 by Governor King. Thomas Jamison arrived with Governor Phillip as Surgeons Mate on the First Fleet ship Sirius in 1788 progressing to Surgeon General of NSW in 1803. |
history | Jamisons 1805 grant was situated south of the present Jamison Raod and was bounded on the west by the Nepean River. Thomas Jamison returned to England where he died in 1811. |