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Have just read about the opening of a gold mine at Majors Creek. I came to several "Picnics" back in the 60's as a child, while my grandparents caught up with relatives. I wasn't interested in family history then. My Stuart ancestors were mining gold there from 1852-53. My maternal grandparents and their parents were all born at Major's Creek. I am also descended from Wiggins, Keytes, Weatheralls,
Bells, Lewis' and Barnetts and related to all the families who married into those families. I love to wander through the cemetery and realise I know all those families and how they fit into mine. Long may Majors Creek prosper!!!

What a magical place is Majors Creek!I am a descendent of the Jury Family and the family home that they lived in still stands on the corner of Araluen and Larmer Street.I have been following the mining issues with fear and trepidation wondering what it all means for this beautiful town. The place where once a year throughout my childhood through to teenage years my family travelled to.The same friendly faces year in year out.Thanks for the memories that are kept alive by websites like this.

will be coming to your music in november dont bore me too much have'nt been there for 30 years

Just had a good look at the web site, hsven't had time in ages. The photograher has to be congratulated what wonderful images we have on the site.
It is great to catch up on all the info.
Thanks Gordon for all the time you put into this great communtiy link.
Cheers
Chris