The Late Rev. J. D. Ramsay Obituary in Scotland and Manning Roots
The Rev. J. D. Ramsay died at Rothesay Scotland on June 7. He was born November 16, 1879 at Cedar Party Creek near Wingham New South Wales. His family were early Manning settlers, pioneering at Collombatti Creek and Dingo Creek with hard work clearing scrub and farming maize and timber.
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Cedar Party
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Hannah Kellion
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Port Macquarie
John Ramsay
Dingo
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A Bushman and His Schoolmaster in Old Kempsey
An elderly reminiscence recalls a bush craftsman skilled with axe and deer stalking in Scotland and a rigorous Weat Kempsey Superior Public School master, Lachlan McDonald. The piece paints a portrait of frontier life and a stern, thorough pedagogue likened to Goldsmiths village schoolmaster, noting his wide curriculum and lasting influence.
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Scotland
Weat Kempsey
Lachlan McDonald
McDonald
Goldsmith
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