Deptford Shipyard In 1830 William Lowe took up ten acres (4 ha) on west bank of the Williams River, south of Erringhi (which was renamed Clarence Town in 1832), near to the head of navigation on the river where good hard - Oswald - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Deptford Shipyard In 1830 William Lowe took up ten acres (4 ha) on west bank of the Williams River, south of Erringhi (which was renamed Clarence Town in 1832), near to the head of navigation on the river where good hard Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-03-05 21:40:45 Open Document File Size: 59,37 KB Share Result on Facebook City Clarence Town / Sydney / / Country Australia / China / / Event Person Travel / / Facility Mitchell Library / / IndustryTerm bank / / NaturalFeature China coast / Australian coast / Twofold Bay / Williams River / / Person Joseph Hickey Grose / Benjamin Boyd / Oswald Brierly / James Marshall / Mark Staniforth / William IV / / Position head of navigation / Queen / / SocialTag Deptford Benjamin Boyd Shipyard Clarence Grose Geography of England London Port of London Oswald Walters Brierly

Deptford Shipyard In 1830 William Lowe took up ten acres (4 ha) on west bank of the Williams River, south of Erringhi (which was renamed Clarence Town in 1832), near to the head of navigation on the river where good hardAdd to Reading List