Death of A Pioneer, William Huon The Sydney Morning
Herald 18 November 1907 |
Death
of a pioneer. Albury,
Sunday. William
Huon, one of the pioneer settlers of the border
district, died yesterday, aged 81. Deceased
was a son of a landholder in the Campbelltown district, who was the first to
take up land south of the Murray River, acquiring the Wodonga Station, which
then included the entire area of the present town. Mr.
Wm. Huon was sent up to manage Wodonga Station,
which since has been materially reduced by advancing settlement, and has
lived there ever since, still retaining a considerable area surrounding the
homestead, known as De Kevillean. He
was twice married, his second wife, who survives him, being a niece of
Hamilton Hume, the celebrated explorer. |