| Also known as | J F Todd Grocery Store | Source: Sands & McDougall Directory |
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| Previous Address | 20, then 24 Peel Street before council street renumbering | |
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| Style | Victorian, Early : 1840-1860 | |
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Timelapse Building Images
1874
State Library of Victoria, J. Linde Studio (Photographer)
Land Details
1. 1895 MMBW map.
2. Compiled Crown Record Plan
3. First crown land purchaser 1864 – J McDonald, lot 7 of section 63 North Melbourne.
Building Details
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Subsequent Building Alterations
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Heritage Significance and Listings
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Social History
Ellen ‘Helen’ Todd of 81 O’Shanassy Street Hotham, passed away at her daughter and son in-law, Lloyd Hooper’s house at 68 Molesworth Street in 1909.
The Argus
1874 shows J. F. Todd, grocer was at the corner of Peel and Princess Street in Hotham.
John F. Todd passed away in 1878.
Sands & McDougall directory
John Todd married Ellen Gallivin in Victoria in 1856.
John Todd was born about 1824 in Scotland to parents John Todd and Elizabeth Fulton. Ellen Gallivin, a native of Tipperary Ireland, sailed from Plymouth England arrived in Geelong Victoria in 1855.
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