Long Plains Store - Revision history

Gwenda at 09:52, 4 August 2013

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-David's ill health determined that the shop was leased to J.D.B. Harrington in December 1905 for a period of five years. Following David's death in February 1906&nbsp;&nbsp; J. Harrington sub let the store to C.W. Burnard.
+David's ill health determined that the shop was leased to J.D.B. Harrington in December 1905 for a period of five years. Following David's death in February 1906&nbsp;&nbsp; J. Harrington sub let the store to Charles William Burnard.
-'''At the end of the lease period in 1910 the store was purchased by Clifford.W. Burnard.'''
+'''At the end of the lease period in 1910 the store was purchased by Charles William Burnard.'''
 '''The store remained in the Burnard family until its closure in 1976.'''
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 |Sources=Mrs Ethel Earl (nee Parker of Long Plains), Book "From Wheatsheaf to Wheat Lands"  David Parker and his descendants 1822 - 1988, Mallala Museum records,
-|FlickrID=9330698941, 4967050784, 5062202786
+|FlickrID=9330698941, 4967050784, 5062202786, 9432664073,
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 In the year 2013 the mail is delivered to Long Plains via the Two Wells Post Office.
 {{Info
-|Sources=Mrs Ethel Earl (nee Parker of Long Plains), Book "From Wheatsheaf to Wheat Lands", David Parker and his descendants 1822 - 1988, Mallala Museum records,
+|Sources=Mrs Ethel Earl (nee Parker of Long Plains), Book "From Wheatsheaf to Wheat Lands"  David Parker and his descendants 1822 - 1988, Mallala Museum records,
 |FlickrID=9330698941, 4967050784, 5062202786
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 In the year 2013 the mail is delivered to Long Plains via the Two Wells Post Office.
 {{Info
-|Sources=Mrs Ethel Earl (nee Parker of Long Plains), Mallala Museum records,
+|Sources=Mrs Ethel Earl (nee Parker of Long Plains), Book "From Wheatsheaf to Wheat Lands", David Parker and his descendants 1822 - 1988, Mallala Museum records,
 |FlickrID=9330698941, 4967050784, 5062202786
 }}

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 {{Info
 |Sources=Mrs Ethel Earl (nee Parker of Long Plains), Mallala Museum records,
-|FlickrID=4967050784,5062202786
+|FlickrID=9330698941, 4967050784, 5062202786
 }}
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 David's ill health determined that the shop was leased to J.D.B. Harrington in December 1905 for a period of five years. Following David's death in February 1906&nbsp;&nbsp; J. Harrington sub let the store to C.W. Burnard.
-'''At the end of the lease period in 1910 the store was purchased by C.W. Burnard.'''
+'''At the end of the lease period in 1910 the store was purchased by Clifford.W. Burnard.'''
 '''The store remained in the Burnard family until its closure in 1976.'''
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 Following the closure of the store in 1976 a new building was purpose built next to the Long Plains Memorial Hall to house a limited postal facility.
-In the year 2010 the mail is delivered to Long Plains via the Two Wells Post Office.
+In the year 2013 the mail is delivered to Long Plains via the Two Wells Post Office.
 {{Info
 |Sources=Mrs Ethel Earl (nee Parker of Long Plains), Mallala Museum records,

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−	David's ill health determined that the shop was leased to J.D.B. Harrington in December 1905 for a period of five years. Following David's death in February 1906   J. Harrington sub let the store to C.W. Burnard.	+	David's ill health determined that the shop was leased to J.D.B. Harrington in December 1905 for a period of five years. Following David's death in February 1906   J. Harrington sub let the store to C.W. Burnard.
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	'''At the end of the lease period in 1910 the store was purchased by C.W. Burnard.'''		'''At the end of the lease period in 1910 the store was purchased by C.W. Burnard.'''

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−	David's ill health determined that the shop was leased to J.D.B. Harrington in December 1905 for a period of five years. Following David's death in February 1906   J. Harrington sub let the store to C.W. Burnard~~, and~~ '''at the end of the lease period in 1910 the store was purchased by C.W. Burnard.'''	+	David's ill health determined that the shop was leased to J.D.B. Harrington in December 1905 for a period of five years. Following David's death in February 1906   J. Harrington sub let the store to C.W. Burnard.
		+	'''At the end of the lease period in 1910 the store was purchased by C.W. Burnard.'''
		+
	'''The store remained in the Burnard family until its closure in 1976.'''		'''The store remained in the Burnard family until its closure in 1976.'''

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 {{Memory|David Parker was born at Peachy Belt S.A. on 1st February 1856, the third son of David and Isabella Parker. David Jnr spent time working in the north of South Australia before arriving at Long Plains. In 1881 he built the Long Plains Store and Post Office.}}
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