Northcote Dennis st 92 1982 folder 01, p 15 1405

Northcote Conservation study 1982 survey images: colour slide, black & white:.

`Part of G S Brodie’s 1839 Crown Portion was subdivided in 1878 as the Mayville Estate. On Lot 2.

of what was then Mitchell Street North, F O Pearson built 92 Dennis Street. Pearson leased the house to George Wall, a tailor, during 1886; Donald Dinnie and a miner, Joel Northey, being the next occupants. James Gooley, a tanner, lived at 92 Dennis Street from 1889 until after 1900, the ownership going to C G Turner in 1891, to be taken over, in turn by the Australian Deposit and Mortgage Bank after the bank crash of 1893. All of this time the clay quarry of the New Northcote Brick Works wax extending to the north from the first clay hole in Separation Street, eventually swallowing the allotments at the rear of 92 Dennis Street. By the 1920s the house was owned by the.

Northcote Brick Company and Thomas Hill leased it from them. Also, by 1889 Mitchell Street North had become Dennis Street.'

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