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Milton Ulladulla
Local and Family History Site
The Milton
Ulladulla district is on the NSW South Coast, being part
of the city of Shoalhaven. Captain Cook first saw
Aboriginals on our beaches in 1770. The first white
Settler was Rev Thomas Kendall in 1828 who started cedar
cutting at Narrawallee Creek near Milton. Ulladulla was
known as Nulladulla - meaning safe harbour.
Milton is today classified with the National Trust. One
can walk around the streets of Milton and see home and
buildings dating back to 1870.
Tours
of the many pioneer cemeteries and historic walks around
the Milton township and Ulladulla Harbour can be arranged
with Historian Cathy Dunn.
Ulladulla is a major tourist area with its beautiful
beaches. The harbour today plays host to the largest
commercial fishing fleet on the South Coast.
Springfield
has been part of our district landscape since 1874, and
is part the Shoalhaven
Heritage LEP.
To
Our Fallen Comrades
Church of England Cemetery Milton NSW. Now available on
CD-ROM: Burial list, complete brief on each person,
photos of headstones. Order
online or
contact Cathy
Dunn
Ph:
02 44554780 - email
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