The Census Returns. Of Mudgee Police District.
The following are the census returns of the police district of Mudgee for 1901:-
- Municipality of Mudgee—1339 males, 1452 females, total 2791, inhabited dwellings 532, uninhabited dwellings 47, building 2.
- Cudgegong Municipality south of river—866 males, 832 females, total 1698, inhabited dwellings 298, uninhabited dwellings 30.
- Cudgegong Municipality north of river—718 males, 570 females, total 1288, inhabited dwellings 220, uninhabited dwellings 30, building 1.
- Gulgong Municipality—822 males, 764 females, total 1586, inhabited dwellings 350, uninhabited dwellings 37, building 1.
- Hill End Municipality—332 males, 313 females, total 645, inhabited dwellings 160, uninhabited dwellings 46.
- Parishes Wyaldra, Gulgong and Guntawang (Galambine and Wilbertree outside Municipal boundaries)—472 males, 368 females, total 840, inhabited dwellings 201, uninhabited dwellings 10, building 2.
- Parishes Cooyal, Moolarben, Wilpinjong and Lennox—265 males, 246 females, total 511, inhabited dwellings 100, uninhabited drellings 13.
- Parishes Coomiala, Wollar, Cumbo, Fitzgerald, Barrigan, and part of Combo—179 males, 127 females, total 306, inhabited dwellings 73, uninhabited dwellings 19, building 1.
- Parishes Rice, Bayly, Botobolar, Bara, and parts of Derale and Booglebie — 355 males, 298 females, total 653, inhabited dwellings 116, uninhabited dwellings 5.
- Parishes Cope, Stubbo, and Narragamba—265 males, 203 females, total 468, inhabited dwellings 110, uninhabited dwellings 10.
- Parishes Tallewang, Puggoon and Goodiman—110 males, 100 females, total 210, inhabited dwellings 41, uninhabited dwellings 12.
- Parishes Biraganbil and Piambong—345 males, 204 females, total 548, inhabited dwellings 162, uninhabited dwellings 3.
- Merindee district—224 males, 145 females, total 369, inhabited dwellings 108, uninhabited dwellings 4.
- Trainbel—188 males, 110 females, total 298, inhabited dwellings 72, uninhabited dwellings 8, building 2.
- Windeyer—240 males, 148 females, total 388, inhabited dwellings 103.
- Tambaroora west—201 males, 101 females, total 302, inhabited dwellings 105, uninhabited dwellings 8.
- Hargraves—429 males, 248 females, total 678, inhabited dwellings 196, uninhabited dwellings 12.
- Warratra—324 males, 207 females, total 531, inhabited dwellings 174, uninhabited dwellings 22.
- Tunnabutta—259 males, 219 females, total 478, inhabited dwellings 91, uninhabited dwellings 6.
- Tambaroora east—187 males, 156 females, total 343, inhabited dwellings 83, uinhabited dwellings 9.
The following are the totals for the whole of the census for the Mudgee police district: — 8119 males, 6812 females, total 14,931, inhabited dwellings 3301, uninhabited dwellings 331, buildings 9.
Included in these totals are:
- Chinese — males 226, females 21, total 247.
- Aborigines — males 7, females 5, total 12.
1901 census page
GULGONG DIRECTORY
- N.S.W & A.J.S. Banks; newsp. (Advertiser); tel, M.O.O.&S.Bk.
Ah Lum, store
Ah Yan, store
Appleyard John, bootmaker
Barlow James, blacksmith
Barrett William, draper
Barry Rev. John [R. C]
Bellette & Peters, bakers
Bellette Geo. (B. & Peters)
Bennett Mathew H. buildr. &contr
Bennett Reginald Hy. K. surgeon
Bennett Samuel, farmer
Bentzen W. R. mgr. A. J. S. Bk
Blunt Wm. M. Post Office hotel
Bowman E. M. Wargundy station
Brett Charles, billiard saloon
Brigden Albert E. store
Brown & Co. Robert, store
Brown Wm. J. postal asst
Buckland John A. Pine Ridge stn
Byfield Hy. saddler
Campton Solomon, carpenter
Clarke William, postmaster
Cockle Edwin, farmer
Copeland Saml. J. hairdresser
Cornish Briston, tailor
Croft Arthur, proprietor “Advertiser” newspaper
Cross Herbert, tailor
Curran James, cordial manufactr
Derwin Martin, bootmaker
Duggan Francis, farmer
Dunn Patrick, farmer
Egan Frank, Prince of Wales htl
Elliott Mrs. boarding house
Ferry Edw. farmer
Finnegan William, farmer
Fletcher John R. Belmore hotel
Fletcher Miss F. dressmkr
Fletcher William, mine manager
Florance Alf. J. teacher
Forsberg Wm. inspect, nuis
Garling Arthur G. farmer
Green Wm. H. mgr. Slapdash stn
Griffin John, farmer
Grimshaw James, farmer
Gudgeon James, blacksmith
Harris Clem, chemist
Harrowell Richd. bootmkr
Haviland Rev. F. E. [Eng]
Heard Fred W. postal asst
Heard Robert W. saddler
Hilton Charles E. com. agent
Hutchinson William, farmer
Isbester Thos. Highbruck station
Jackson Thos. Geo. & Wal. farmers
Joyce Patrick, fruiterer
Judge James, butcher
Kelly John, tailor
Keogh Jeremiah, farmer
Lambert Alfred P. teacher
Le Couteur Jn. mgr. Pine Ridge stn
Lewis John, tailor
Littlefield James, hairdresser
Long Rev. Martin [R. C]
Lowe Edwd. J. Birriwa stn
McCredie John L. M. med. pract
McCulloch Edward, stationer
McDonough Kemple, watchmaker
McRae Duncan, constable
Morrissey Patrick, farmer
Naughton Bernd. Centennial hotel
Naughton John B. blksmth
Naughton Lewis C. store
Norris William, family hotel
O'Connell Bros. Eugene & Patk. Goodaman stn
Paradise John, mining investor
Pona Andrew, farmer
Powell John, Commercial hotel
Prowse Jos. C. constable
Rigg John, farmer
Rognini Dominico, tobacconist
Rouse Brothers (Richard, jun. & George M.) Biraganbil station
Rouse Arthur M. Cullengoral stn
Rouse Leslie G. solicitor
Russell Charles A. store
Ryan John, bootmaker
Saunders Ernest, letter carrier
Saunders Miss, dressmkr
Saunders Thos. billiard saloon
Saunders Walker, fruiterer
Scully John, auctioneer
Searle John, farmer
Selff Mrs. Tatt’s. hotel
Smith John & Thomas, farmers
Smith Wm. baker
Snelson John, farmer
Souter John, chemist
Spears John, butcher
Steele Geo. sergeant police, c. p. s
Stoll Conrad, station owner
Strike Rich, oyster saloon
Taylor William, farmer
Thompson William, baker
Turner George, coachbuilder
Tuxford John, produce merchant
Upham William H. butcher
Voss Harold D. mgr. Bank N.S.W
Waite George, tinsmith
Walls John, farmer
Watson John W. farmer
Watt William A. butcher
Williardt John, farmer
Wood Alf. fruiterer
Young Chris. R. store & flr. mills & Commcl. hotel
Young Chris. R. jun. fruiterer
