McGrath & Sons

Description

DescriptionJ. and M. McGrath arrived in about 1885 and took over one of Alexander Forrest's shepherding runs. They bought Peake Station [now Wyloo] on the Ashburton River near Onslow in 1888. The homestead was constructed near the Metawandy Creek. The property was still in family hands in 1920s, under the ownership of their son, Michael McGrath who also operated Koordarrie and Mount Amy stations. The company was would up in the early 1920s and Peake Station was sold to Elder, Smith & Co.

McGrath and Sons employed Chinese labourers.

Person

CHA HOCK

CHOW SIAH

HAN BUN TENG

KWAN HIN

SEAH OH CHOOEY

Document

AAC-Box-007-0123

Connections

Subject (person)CHA HOCKCHOW SIAHHAN BUN TENGSEAH OH CHOOEYKWAN HINRelated collectionCelebrating 200 Years - National Foundation for Australia-China Relations Project

Item information

ContributorSchool of Social Sciences

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McGrath & Sons

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