History | George Seymour

By Graham Elphick
February 6 2019 - 11:30am
VALE: A section of George Seymour's obituary in the Daily Advertiser, 1939.
VALE: A section of George Seymour's obituary in the Daily Advertiser, 1939.

ONE constant at Wantabadgery around 1867 was George Seymour, who arrived that year at Angus McKinnon’s “Glen Mary” with a bullock wagon load of timber for the first court house at Wagga.

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