Portion of 'Talbingo Station', NSW
Oltmann LAMPE
Talbingo
Portion of 'Talbingo Station', NSW
In 1830 Oltmann LAMPE, was born in Mittelshuchting Germany, John Byng, 1841, Sydney NSW. (Ref AUSTRALIA'S VIRTUAL IMMIGRATION WALL OF HONOUR and http://www.janetreakesgenealogy.com/VirtualWall/WallL.htm)
1875 Oltmann LAMPE died at Talbingo Station, via Tumut NSW.- (Ref NSW BDM No.10024/1875) his parents were stated in the BDM records as being John O LAMPE and Margaret C.......?
1850 Oltmann Lampe married Miss Sarah Bridle in the Church of England Church, Gundagai, NSW. - (Ref NSW BDM No.V185020 36B/1850 - (OE, which refers to the Gundagai church mentioned). Sarah was born 1831 and was the daughter of Mr & Mrs William & Martha Bridle of Talbingo, NSW.
1852 Emma E LAMPE, she died in 1874 in Tumut NSW.
1855 Mary M B LAMPE was born in Tumut, NSW. - In 1887 She married . Mr John (2nd) J WILKINSON 1887 in Tumut NSW. He was the son of THOMAS WILKINSON and SUSANNAH BRIDLE. He was born 1852, and died 1937 in Wagga Wagga NSW.
Family Notices - BIRTH -
On the 9th January, 1868, at her residence, Talbingo, Tumut, Mrs. O. LAMPE, of a daughter. - (Ref- The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842-1954) Tuesday 21 January 1868).
1877 - TUMUT. [FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.] I The weather still keeps dry, signs of rain continually appear, but, beyond the merest apology for a shower, no rain falls. The country around loóks parched and brown; travelling stock and sheep have consumed every available green blade. Drovers, at present bound for tho mountain country, prefer the route by Tumbarumba. The Tumut river has dwindled to a shallow stream. The heat during the daytime continues excessive, the glass frequently registering 96 degrees in the shade, but the nights and mornings begin to assume an autumnal coolness. Unless copious rain visits us before frosts set in tho coming winter will be one of terrible severity.
Mr. E. G. Brown has recently sold, on behalf of Mrs. Lampe, the upper portion of the "Talbingo run to Mr. James Gibb, of Berthong Station, near Young; also, to Mr. F. Mellon, of Goburagandra, 000 maiden ewes and 600 aged sheep.
On Thursday last, at public auction, Mr. Brown disposed of a small lot of cattle including milk cows, at fair prices; young mixed cattle averaged 35s. per head ; useful-horses realised from £2 to £9 10s. per head. Mr. S. M. Swift has this week sold to Messrs. Kiley, Brothers, of Spring Creek, two lots, viz., 3300 and 30Ö0 two-tooth wethers, bred on tho Cuba Station, Lower Murrumbidgee. Mr. ? Swift has lately purchased, in the Riverina district, 48,000 young sheep, 2200 of which havo gone to tho Gwydir district, 14,000 aro depasturing at the Gulf Station, near Kiandra, and the remainder are on their way to the mountains. Mr. Swift hopes, by judicious management, to be able to winter his sheep in tho Alpino pastures. The present season is evidently detrimental to health, as sickness is very prevalent.-February 20.- (Ref- The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)(about) Previous issue Friday 23 February 1877).
1878 - Tumut - 990O sheep (Mr J Gibbs), on their way from South Talbingo to Berthong to be shorn, passed through last week.- (Ref- The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)(about) Previous issue Thursday 10 October 1878).
1886 - FRIDAY, 17th INSTANT. BROWN BROS.. and .CO. have received instruction. from H L Lampe Esq. Talbingo, to sell by public auction, at the Camperdown Yards, on FRIDAY, 17th Instant, at 2.30 p.m. 35 HEAD of WELL-BRED HORSES, consisting of saddle and harness horses and well-bred young unbroken colts and fillies, suitablo for hacks, cabmen, and omnibus proprietors. They are all in good condition, aro mountain-bred horses, and come direct from the breeder. Hoi-Bta from thiB stud are noted for their hardiness and durabillty, and will stand any amount of work. - (Ref- The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)(about) Previous issue Monday 13 December 1886).
No.19. LAMPIE Oltmann.
Name of Run - Coolaman. - Estimated Area - 16,000 Acres. - Estimated Grazing Capacity - 640 Cattle.
Coolaman is situated on the Snowy Mountains, or Australian Alps, at the head or source of the Couradigby River; bounded on the north by the lofty mountains (unnamed); on the east by the Yaouk Ranges; on the south by the Coolooman Range; and on the west by the said Coolooman Range till it meets the head of the Long Plain.- (Ref-http://www.dcstechnical.com.au/Rusheen/1.0_People.htm)
1862 William Augustus LAMPE was born in Cooma NSW.
1865 Henry Frederick LAMPE was born in Cooma NSW. He died in 1945 in Coonamble, NSW. - RECENT PROPERTY SALES. COONAMBLE (N.S.W.) Messrs. Hain and Searight, Ltd, Sydney, report having sold direct on account of Mr. W. O. Haynes, the homestead portion, of the well-known Cooaable Station, 'Neben' The property comprises 14,357 acres, freehold, c.p., and cf, and has been purchased by Mr. H. F. Lampe, of Tumut, together with stock, plant, etc. - (Ref- The Farmer and Settler (NSW : 1906 - 1957)(about) Previous issue Tuesday 4 August 1914 Page 4).
1858 JOHN T LAMPE, was born in Cooma NSW. In 1884 John married Miss Magaret Elizabeth BRIDLE in Tumut, NSW. - (Ref NSW BDM 7226).He died in 1931 in Tumut NSW.
1860 SARAH M LAMPE, was born in Cooma NSW. She died in 1925, in Hurstville, Sydney. NSW.
Susannah MARGARET E LAMPE. She died in 1938, in Kogarah, Sydney. NSW.
1845 HENRY DEDRICH LAMPE was born and died 1915 in Wagga Wagga NSW.
1872 Henry Dedrich Lampe married Miss Rebecca LINDON in Wagga Wagga. NSW.
1873 Rebecca Jane LAMPE, was born in Wagga Wagga NSW. She later married Mr John J CRUMMY in 1896 in Wagga Wagga. NSW.
1874 Henry Dedrich LAMPE, was born in Wagga Wagga NSW. Died in 1939, in Wagga Wagga NSW.
1876 Charles Andrew LAMPE (2nd), was born in Wagga Wagga NSW. He died in 1913, in Lockhart NSW.
1877 Albert Werner LAMPE, was born in Wagga Wagga NSW.
1881 Anne Maude LAMPE, was born in Wagga Wagga NSW.
1884 Mark L LAMPE, was born in Wagga Wagga NSW.
1886 George T LAMPE, was born in Wagga Wagga NSW.
1878 Metta A LAMPE, was born in Wagga Wagga NSW.
1889 Ernest F LAMPE,was born in Wagga Wagga NSW.
1891 William J LAMPE, was born in Wagga Wagga NSW. In 1913 he married Miss Elsie M MOWSAR in WAGGA WAGGA, NSW - (Ref NSW BDM No.7271) He died in 1926 in Hurstville, Sydney. NSW.
1894 Arthur L LAMPE, was born in Wagga Wagga NSW. He died in 1895 in Wagga Wagga NSW.
1898 Ruth V L LAMPE, was born in Wagga Wagga NSW
1880 Stella M LAMPE, was born in Wagga Wagga NSW. She died 1880, Wagga Wagga NSW.
Robert O LAMPE,
1862 WILLIAM AUGUSTUS LAMPE was born in Cooma NSW. MARRIAGE Then 1894 He married Miss Martha WILKINSON in Tumut NSW. - (Ref NSW BDM No.6915) She was the daughter of Thomas WILKINSON and Susannah BRIDLE. Martha was born 1861 in Tumut NSW Martha died 1944 in Peak Hill. NSW. - (Ref NSW BDM No.4800) - Some 15 years later Mr William Augustus Lampe died in 1959 in PEAK HILL. NSW - (Ref NSW BDM No.11780).
1895 Thelma LAMPE, was born in Tumut NSW. (Ref NSW BDM No.27538) - She later married a Mr George PERRYMAN, 1932, Peak Hill NSW.
1901 Metta Augusta LAMPE, was born in Peak Hill NSW. In 1939 Metta died in RYDE, Sydney. NSW - (Ref NSW BDM No.11937)
1902 Otto E LAMPE, was born in Peak Hill NS
1904 Ivan C LAMPE, was born in Peak Hill NSW. He died in 1926, Sydney NSW.He married Miss Ruby C BASSAN, in 1926, Sydney NSW.
1912 Sarah LAMPE, was born in Tumut NSW. Unfortunately she did 1912, in Tumut NSW.
1865 Henry Frederick LAMPE was born in Cooma NSW. He died in 1945 in Coonamble NSW.
28 September 1945 Narrandera Argus and Riverina Advertiser
One of the best known pastoralists in New South Wales, Mr. Henry Frederick Lampe, of Nebea, Coonamble, died at his home on Friday last.
Mr. Lampe was born at Wambrook Station, Cooma, 80 years ago.
He had extensive pastoral interests in the State, and at one time owned Talbingo, in the Tumut district, where he also held large tracts of snow country.
He also had property at Wyalong, and in recent years his interests were mainly at Coonamble.
Mrs. Lampe predeceased her husband in 1936.
2. Carl (Carabagal, Narandera),
3. Bruce (A.I.F.),
4. Jack (Quando, Coonamble), and
5. Oscar (Nebea, Coonamble).
Mrs. Oldham's husband’s father, the late G. V. Oldham, was manager of the Union Bank, Narrandera, some years ago.
He married Elizabeth A "ELIZA" WILKINSON in 1897 in Tumut NSW. - (Ref NSW BDM No.4224) - She was the daughter of Thomas WILKINSON and Susannah BRIDLE. She was born 1859 in Tumut NSW..
1899 Hector Oltmann LAMPE, was born in Tumut NSW. He later married Miss Ruth Maude DITCHFIELD, in 1940 in Sydney. NSW.
1901 Carl W LAMPE, was born in Tumut NSW. - (Ref NSW BDM No.27101) - He married Miss Helen E CULLEY in 1932 in Griffith NSW.
1904 BRUCE H LAMPE, was born in Tumut NSW. - (Ref NSW BDM No.7698)
1906 Jack A LAMPE, was born in Tumut, NSW - (Ref NSW BDM No. 18802)
1858 John Theodore LAMPE was born in Cooma NSW, and died 1931 in Tumut NSW.
1884 He married Margaret E BRIDLE in Tumut NSW.- (REf NSW BDM No.7226) - She was the daughter of William BRIDLE and Elizabeth WILKINSON.
She was born 1862 in Tumut NSW. and died 1926 in Tumut NSW. - (REf NSW BDM No.19689). In 1931 John T LAMPE son of Oltmann and Sarah died in Tumut. NSW - (Ref NSW BDM No.20673)
1896 - Wanted. Mothers help, teach, assist light household duties, musical. J T Lampe, Talbingo Tumut - (Ref- The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)(about) Previous issue Friday 31 January 1896).
1885 RUBY F LAMPE, was born in Tumut NSW,- (Ref NSW BDM No.33575) She later married Mr William BRYDON, in 1925 in Tumut NSW.
1891 VICTOR T LAMPE was born in Tumut NSW. - (Ref NSW BDM No. 34891) - He married Miss CHARLOTTE M. FENNELL, 1917 in Redfern NSW.
1899 Arthur O LAMPE, was born in Tumut NSW.- (Ref NSW BDM No.25746) He married Miss Alice D GRAHAM in 1928 in Tumut. NSW. - (Ref NSW BDM No.3271)
1904 Pearl Doris LAMPE, was born in Tumut NSW. (Ref NSW BDM No.27357) She married Mr Bruce Everad COTTERILL in 1927 in Tumut NSW. Bruce was born on the 23rd January, 1904, in Bombala NSW. Bruce died in May 1970.
1915 Raymond W LAMPE,was born in Tumut NSW.- (Ref NSW BDM No.35532) - He died in West Wyalong NSW.
1938 Susannah Margaret E LAMPE died in Kogarah NSW. She married
Mr John Maurice FRANKLIN
1878 in Tumut NSW. 4939/1878.
PRORATE JURISDICTION. In the Will of John WILKINSON, late of Springfield,
near Tumut, in the colony of New South Wales, deceased. APPLICATION will be made after fourteen days from the publication hereof that Probate of the last Will of the abovenamed deceased may be granted to JOHN WILKINSON, of Yellowin, near Tumut, in the colony aforesaid, Farmer, the sole surviving Executor named in the said will
(Ref- The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842-1954) Tuesday 24 May 1892)
TUMUT, Tuesday
Mr. John Theodore Lampe, manager of Talbingo Station, Tumut, for the owner Mr F. G. White, of Mittabar, Exeter, has died at the age of 75 years.
He was the eldest son of Mr. Oltman Lampe, one-time owner of "Wambrook Station," Adaminaby, and later the owner of Talbingo Station. The property passed to Mr. John Lampe, but later it was purchased by Mr. A. B. Triggs, and then sold to the present owner, Mr. F. G. White,
Mr. Lampe married Miss Margaret Bridle daughter
of the late Mr. William Bridle, of Rosevale. Tumut. She predeceased him by five years. The surviving children are Victor (Ardlethan) Arthur (Batlow), Mrs. W. Brvdon (Exieter Sydney), and Mrs. Bruce Cotterill (Yarrangobilly). The brothers are Henry Frederick (Nebea, Coonamble and Peak Hill) and the sisters, Mrs. John Franklin (Carlton, Sydney) and Miss Lean (England).
(Ref- The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842-1954) Wednesday 2 December 1931)
Y0UTH wanted, respectable, to give services a experience on station. J T Lampe, Talbingo, Tumut, N S W - (Ref- The Argus (Melbourne, Vic: 1848-1954) Friday 10 August 1894).