(John Charles & Louisa WHITTY)
Name of Run No.176
"BLOWERING",
Area - 25,600 acres, Estimated Grazing Capabilities 640 cattle.
Ownership from about 1840 to ---- Sold to E G Brown.
1843 John Charles Whitty married Miss Louisa BROWN at (NM) Church of England, Houghton, NSW - (Ref NSW BDM No.V1843560 27C/1843), sister of Edward George Brown who was to become very involved with the Blowering, Tumut area and later enter Politics and represent the local area at a Local and state level.
V18432109 28/1843 WHITTY, ELLEN parents JOHN C & LOUISA
V18471943 33A/1847 WHITTY, HENRY T parents JOHN C & LOUISA - "later owned High Country Leases"
V18491788 35/1849 WHITTY, FLORENCE parents JOHN C & LOUISA
V18523628 40/1852 WHITTY, MARY E parents JOHN C & LOUISA
V18543626 40/1854 WHITTY, MARY E parents JOHN C & LOUISA
1855 Edith WHITTY, whose parents were John Charles & Louisa was born in Tumut and baptised in the C/E River Road, Tumut, NSW by Rev. Samuel Fox - Parish of Tumut and Diocese of Canberra on the 17th JUne, 1855. - (Ref NSW BDM V18557427 121C and Extract from the C/E Church Records.)
No record of Birth found WHITTY, CHARLES D parents JOHN C & LOUISA - However records show that in 1920 WHITTY, Charles D parents JOHN C & LOUISA died in MOSMAN, Sydney. NSW - (Ref :- NSW BDM No.11651)
John Charles Whitty purchased "Blowering Station" from Dr Clayton in ----
1846 saw the arrival of Mr Edward George BROWN on "Blowering" from the "Tumut Plains Run" to work for his brother-in-law Mr John C Whitty.
North side bounded by Mr Shelley's grant of land (originally taken up by Mr James Hannibel Rose, Run No. --- "Tumut Plains") and the McAlister's ("Wereboldera" marked line by Commissioner: south by Mr Wilkinson's Mr Wilkinson's marked line and Tumut River: east high chain of mountains: west dividing chain of mountains.N.B. - This run has been transferred, with the sanction of the Government, to J C Whitty in whose name the Lease will accordingly be prepared.
John Charles Whitty appears to be a man of great vision, strength and fore sight. Not only did he hold the Blowering lease on the same page (1376) he is accredited with the leases & owner ship of other large tracts of land.
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Run situated; North Mr McLay's sheep stations and a marked line south Ten Mile Creek and high ranges dividing from the Reverend Mr Therry's run; east Reverend Mr Therry;s run and highranges; west Mr Harriott's run and marked line. N.B. - This run has been transferred, with the sanction of the Government, to J C Whitty, in whose name the lease will accordingly be prepared
These three entries to Mr Whitty make a grand total of approximately: Land - 100,400 acres - Cattle 2,000 - Sheep 8,500.
Portion 178 = 52 acres
Portion 183 = 87 acres
Portion 184 = 86 acres all fronting onto the Tumut River.