| Note 1: | Resumed as part of the Hill End Historic Site proclaimed 24 Dec 1970 (867) |
| Note 2: | The Protestant Hall may never have been completed as there were ongoing issues within the organisation. The bricks for this building were made at the brick works at Kitty Flat. Eventually the building was demolished and the bricks were used to build the Royal Hall in 1904. The emblem above the doorway of the Royal Hall bears the badge of the Masonic movement. (653) |
| Businesses or Multiple Businesses Occupying this Lot overtime. Lot Owners are Listed Below, if known: |
Protestant Hall (Masonic) |
| Crown Plan: | 121-1742 |
| Title Type: | Grant Upon Purchase of Improved Crown Lands |
| Title Date: | 5 Mar 1875 |
| Title Volume - Folio No.: Grant or Certificate of Title |
203-26 |
| Subsequent Title Nos.: | 370-215 |
| Area: a=area r=rood p=perch | 35¾ perches |
| Original Sale Price: | £5-11-0 |
| Lot Acquired by: The source for these names comes from the first Grant or Certificate of Title issued for the Lot, and where available subsequent issued Titles but it is by NO means complete. |
PULLEN William Toft - 5 Mar 1875 of Hill End in partnership with Henry Stuart STUART Henry - 5 Mar 1875 of Hill End in partnership with William Toft Pullen GORDON John Simpson - 27 Mar 1877 a Wine Merchant of Sydney New South Wales Govt. - 9 Jul 1878 Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria New South Wales Govt. - 3 Sep 1954 Resumed for Reserve No.77025 New South Wales Govt. - 26 Sep 1955 Upon the revocation of Reserve No.77025 the Lot became Crown Land |
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NSW State Library Digital Order No:hill_end_1900
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