File:1850s map of proposed Municipality of East St Leonards.jpg

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Description Map is from 1850s but refers to earlier land grants Caption reads "Early map published in the North Shore Times 8 May 1963 showing the boundary of the Municipality of St Leonards East, proclaimed 1860." Added to the original map are the words "Lavender Bay" which used to be called Hulk Bay, and "Milsons Point". Colours have also been added. Highlighted in yellow is the original 120 acre grant to Robert Ryan in 1800 that was purchased around 1806 by Robert Campbell; in pale blue is the 50 acre grant to James Milson in 1825; in green is the approximate position that was marked on the map for the orchard that James Milson was still leasing from Robert Campbell in the 1840s (in the 1820s he leased the whole 120 acres); and in pink is the approximate position that was marked on the map for the farm of F.J. Hilly that was leased from Robert Campbell in the 1840s. The boundary of the Municipality of East St Leonards is marked in red.
Date 1850s
date QS:P,+1850-00-00T00:00:00Z/8
Source Warne, Catherine (1984) Pictorial History, Lower North Shore, Kingsclear Books Pty Ltd Retrieved on 3 February 2013. ISBN: 0 908272 83 9.
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