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| ![John Warby 1767-1851 house  (166 KB)
 
JOHN WARBY'S COTTAGE.
Leumeah House, near Campbelltown, was once the home of John Warby, Government Stockman. The cottage was built in 1816 and still stands solidly as a monument to early colonial craftsmanship. Warby earned distinction as an explorer, but his fame has been eclipsed by others whose names are more familiar. [SMH 7-6-1941 page 11]
It has been demolished, the notes were from a newspaper article. The barn is still standing and is next to Tim's garden centre.
(Click on Picture to View Full Size)](../media/john_warby_1767-1851.jpg)  John Warby (1767-1851) | 
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 John Warby
 Research Notes: source: & Bronwen Wiebe who notes: Noted events in his life were: • source. • Property. • emigrated. 433 • connection. • Will. • Death Notice. • note. 401 • alt birth, 18 Feb 1770, Cottered, Herfordshire England. • note. • alt death, 12 Jun 1851, 'Wallbrook', Eagles Vale, Campbells River, Rockley, near Bathurst, NSW Australia. John married Sarah Bentley, daughter of Edward John Herring Bentley and Susannah, on 12 Sep 1796 in St Johns C of E, Parramatta, Sydney, NSW Australia. (Sarah Bentley was born in 1776 in Highgate, London, Middlesex England, christened in 1779 in St James, Westminster, London, Middlesex England, died on 19 Oct 1869 in Mossberry, Campbelltown, Sydney, NSW Australia and was buried in St Peters C of E, Campbelltown, Sydney, NSW Australia Plot C L.) | 
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