| Historical notes: | Built 1889, occupied 1909-27 by the Government Savings Bank. Archaeological Site Data Lease: James Horrax, 11 April 1804 (LTO Book 3C No 150), c1804 map: No 10, 1823 Return: Sarah Mucklow, 1823 Lease: None Grant: Francis Oakes. 30 June 1823, (LTO Book 26, No 2). Sec 25 Allt 50 Sites of Buildings: c 1804 map: 2 buildings?, 1823 map: vacant, 1844 map: 2 buildings of masonry, 2 buildings of wood Extant Buildings: None National Trust (Parramatta Branch): Lease 1804: James Horrax | Return 1823: Sarah Mucklow | Grant: Francis Oakes 30.6.1823: 2 buildings of masonry, 2 buildings wood. | Grant of land to South Sea Island missionary Francis Oakes in June 1823. His wife lived to great age of 93? on this site and it was sold shortly after her death in 1883. This building was erected in 1889 originally for dentist, later became Cumberland Building, Land and Investment Co. Occupied by Government Savings Bank in 1909 to 1927. | Mrs. Rebecca Oakes, nee Small, born 1789, died here 1883 | SD 1900: Simpson, L.A., Dentist | SD 1909: Gould, N.G., Surgeon Dentist | SD 1910: No. 248: Govt. Savings Bank of NSW, James E. Guyatt, manager | PCC RO 1914-1916 No.281, commissioners :Govt. Savings Bank of NSW | SD 1920: No. 248: Govt. Savings Bank of NSW, James E. Guyatt, manager | SD 1923: No. 248: Govt. Savings Bank of NSW, Young, E.H.K, manager | SD 1930: Union Bank of Australia, B.G. Long, manager | SD 1932: N0.248: Union Bank of Australia, B.G. Long, manager | | | | | |
