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Nancie Allison Recording One

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DescriptionThis is the first part of an oral history with Nancie Allison of Moneymore recorded on 27 September 2021. The interviewed was conducted by Tiffany Jenks of the Clutha District Libraries.

Nancie speaks of the Allisons, Stewarts, and McCraws who settled in the Milton area in the 1860s. Having spent a lot of time speaking with her mother-in-law, Bessie Allison nee Stewart, Nancie is very knowledge on both family history and the early Glenore, Moneymore, and Milton.

Subjects include the first world war, agriculture, horse breeding, hockey, rugby, Milton Pottery, the Bruce Woollen Mill, the Stewarts Manchester Store in Milton, and the 1950s Milton main street. Date Recorded27 September 2021IntervieweeNancie AllisonInterviewerTiffany JenksDuration52minsRightsNancie Allison and Clutha Heritage are to be credited at any instance of reuse.

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SubjectsSportAgricultureAnimalsShops and businessesWorld War IPlaceMiltonMoneymore WaitahunaGlenoreOrganisationMilton Woollen MillStewarts Manchester StoreOral HistoryNancie Allison Oral History

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