Talk:Amherst, Victoria

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In February 1862, a wedding between a Mr Thomas Thompson & Agnes Jamieson took place in the "House of Mr. John McFarlane. Teacher. Amherst." Thomas was a miner according to the Marriage Certificate, & 28 years of age. One would think that as Mr McFarlane was a teacher, there must have been a school their. [comment moved from article]

Refer to Growth of Amherst section. A Church of England school opened in 1856. Sampajanna (talk) 09:01, 20 December 2018 (UTC)Reply

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