Details:
William Ward claiming wages due. Case postponed by the Bench for further evidence
Place:
Cooranbong near Lake Macquarie; commencing at Dora Creek on the Western boundary of Percy Simpson's 2000 acres
Details:
Claim for grant of land. 1500 acres granted to Patrick F. Campbell 17th November 1829 now advertised at his request in favour of William Thomas Boyce
Details:
Claim for deed of grant - Northumberland - William Thomas Boyce, 1500 acres at Cooranbong; commencing on Doori Creek (or Mannering) on a line north of the north extreme of the western boundary line of Percy Simpsons 2000 acre grant . Being the land of which Patrick F. Campbell was authorised to take possession on 17th November 1829 as a primary grant, in lieu of the like quantity promised to him by Sir Thomas Brisbane and now advertised at his request in favour of William Thomas Boyce
Place:
Maitland Road Singleton
Details:
Patrick F. Campbell granted publican's license for the Farmers' Arms
Place:
Maitland road Singleton
Details:
Granted publican's license for the Farmers' Arms
Details:
Died on 7th December aged 48 years
Details:
The death occurred on Saturday morning week of Mr. Patrick F. Campbell, in the Coraki Hospital aged 53 years. He was the retiring president of the Woodburn Shire Council, having filled the office since the inception of local government. He had also been a member of the municipal council and a prominent public man. Deceased s people were pioneers of Singleton, and arrived there 40 years ago
Details:
Purchased land near Avondale
Source:
Reids Mistake, Keith H. Clouten. p.53
Details:
On the northern bank of Dora Creek, opposite Percy Simpsons Kourumbung grant, lay another large portion of 1500 acres which was promised in 1829 to Patrick F. Campbell of Maitland. It was this property which was purchased over half a century later by the Seventh day Adventists for the establishment of the Avondale College. At no time did Campbell reside on his grant, and it appears to have lain undeveloped during the 1830s
First Name:
Patrick Frederick
First Name:
Patrick Frederick
Details:
Application to transfer license from the Lochinvar Inn to the Steam Packet Inn at Morpeth refused by the Bench
First Name:
Patrick Frederick
Details:
Charged by groom William Ward under the Masters & Servants Act
First Name:
Patrick Frederick
Details:
Passenger of the Castle Forbes from Hobart
First Name:
Patrick Frederick
Source:
Singleton Pioneer Register p. 22
Details:
Born c 1806 Isle of Skye, son of John Campbell and Anabella Campbell. Spouse Hannah Singleton. See Pioneer Register for details of descendants
First Name:
Patrick Frederick and Hannah
Place:
Abode Patrick Plains
Source:
Maitland Baptism Register p .56
Details:
John William Wallace Campbell, son of Patrick Frederick and Hannah Campbell born 23 August 1832. Baptised 9 March 1834. Occupation of Patrick Campbell - settler
First Name:
Patrick Frederick and Hannah
Place:
Abode Patrick Plains
Source:
Maitland Baptism Register p. 61
Details:
Patrick Frederick, son of Patrick Frederick and Hannah Campbell born 19 November 1833. Baptised 9 March 1834. Occupation of Patrick Frederick Campbell - settler
First Name:
Patrick Frederick and Hannah
Place:
Abode Patrick Plains
Source:
Maitland Baptism Register p. 136
Details:
Benjamin Bruce, son of Patrick Frederick and Hannah Campbell born 7 May 1835. Baptised 16 April 1837. Occupation of Patrick Campbell - settler
First Name:
Patrick Frederick and Hannah
Place:
Abode Patrick Plains
Source:
Maitland Baptism Register p. 136
Details:
Alexander Archibald, son of Patrick Frederick and Hannah Campbell born 19 September 1836. Baptised 16 April 1837. Occupation of Patrick Campbell - settler
