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Sebastopol

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== location ==

=== Woolshed Valley ===

North of [[Beechworth|Beechworth]]

== Beginnings ==

Sebastopol was one of the settlements in the Woolshed valley that grew up after the discovery of gold in about [[1854-1863 Events|1853]]. Sebastopol was named after the site of the battle in the Crimean War that was fought between the British and the Russians. '''The Napoleon''' was an other community in the area and [[EI Dorado|Eldorado]] was a bit further down Reedy Creek.

'''Evans Gap'''

== Importance of Sebastopol ==

'''Photograph'''

Map The [[Mrs Margaret Byrne|Byrne]] family and Aaron [[Aaron Sherritt|Sherritt]] lived at Sebastopol. It was on the right bank down stream from the Devil's Elbow. The settlement, on the bank of Reedy Creek, was the site of [[Gold Mining|gold]] mining area. ([[The Argus at KellyGang 15/8/1864 (3)|Argus15/8/64]])

In the 1870s it was being worked over again by [[Chinese|Chinese]] miners.

== What was Sebastopol like in the late 1870s ==

See below the list of businesses at Sebastopol Flat in 1857. Many of them had left the area by the 1870s and Sebastopol Flat and The Napoleon were considered as being a part of the Woolshed

== Facilities in Sebastopol in the late 1870s ==

'''Population''' '''Hotels''' Mrs Batchelors hotel ([[Ovens & Murray Advertiser (9)|OMA29/7/79]]) '''Schools''' [[Donoghue|Donoghue]] '''Other things of interest'''

== Links to the KellyGang ==

<blockquote>In January [[1874-1877 Events|1877]] Joe Byrne got 6 months for assaulting a [[Chinese|Chinaman]] who tried to stop him swimming in the [[Woolshed|Woolshed]] dam.

On 6/11/[[ev78-10--4Mansfield Murders|1878]] Sup [[Sadleir|Sadleir]] got news that the '''[[KellyGang|KellyGang]]''' had been at Sheep Station Creek near Sebastopol and that they were still there. This led to the famed [[Sebastopol Cavalcade|Sebastopol cavalcade]] when a large number of mounted police turned up for a special '''KellyGang''' hunt. ([[Royal Commission report day 1 page 4|RC11]]) ([[The Complete Inner History of the KellyGang and their Pursuers (30)|JJK]])

On [[events 1879-11/ 1879-12|13/11/1879]] there was a plan for Jack [[John Sherritt Jnr|Sherritt]] meet the '''[[KellyGang|KellyGang]]''' at Evans Gap and to go off and rob the [[Banks- local branch|bank]] at [[Yackandandah|Yackandanda]]. ([[Royal Commission report day 44 page 4|RC15284]])

[[Aaron Sherritt|Aaron Sherritt]] lived at Sebastopol at the time of his death ([[The Argus at KellyGang 8/7/1880 (3)|Argus8/7/80]])

The '''KellyGang''' were supplied with provisions by the [[Chinese|Chinese]] storekeeper at Sebastopol. ([[Royal Commission report day 18 page 9|RC5489]]) E Fang was the storekeeper (RC14973)([[Royal Commission report day 45 page 1|RC15298]])

The Royal Commission found that in the autumn of 1880 the '''KellyGang''' were usually in the vicinity of the [[Greta Swamp|Greta Swamp]], from which they would move back to the ranges, get across the [[Ovens River|Ovens River]] towards Sebastopol, and from thence to the Pilot Range, near [[Wodonga (2)|Wodonga]]. [[Royal Commission second Report Part XII ( page 17)|(RC2nd reportXII]] )

</blockquote>

== Members of the Sebastopol community ==

'''families who lived in the area'''

{| class="wikitable"

| [[Archibald Batchelor|Batchelor]]

[[Mrs Ellen Barry|Barry]]

| [[Chappell|Chappell]]

| ([[Const Armstrong|Duggan]])

E Fang

| [[Anton Weekes|Weekes]]

|-

| Mrs [[Mrs Margaret Byrne|Byrne]]

| [[Donoghue|Donoghue]]

[[Const Armstrong|Duckett]] Tom

| Jones

Aaron [[Aaron Sherritt|Sherritt]]

| [[Aaron Sherritt|Weiner]]

|-

|}

Businesses at Sebastopol Flat in 1857 included:

{| class="wikitable"

| Barber, Noael Lenies

| Hotel ? Joseph Gallon

| Restaurant, Wm Palmer

|-

| Baker, John Auld

| Hotel ? John Heillbronn

| Restaurant, Wm Poppelwell

|-

| Baker, Alex Cousen

| Hotel ? Henry Johnson

| Restaurant, Edmund Porter

|-

| Baker, Brown &amp; McDonald

| Hotel ? George Jolley

| Restaurant, Sarah Shaw

|-

| Baker, Matthew Reardon

| Hotel ? Thomas Mooney

| Restaurant, Wm Styles

|-

| Baker, Scott &amp; Morris

| Jeweller, Charles Giles

| Restaurant, Josephus Johannis de la Suie

|-

| Baker, James Wheeler

| Police SConst David Hanahan

| Restaurant, ? Thomson

|-

| Blacksmith, Wm Davidson

| Const E [[Shoebridge|Shoebridge]]

| Restaurant, Patrick Tohey

|-

| Blacksmith, Thomas Evans

| Const John Murphy

| School C of E, Thomas M Barry

|-

| Blacksmith, Giles Thrower

|  

| Stationer, Blacklock Bros

|-

| Brewer, Charles Morrison

| Refreshments, James Bullerd

| Storekeeper, Israel Abraham

|-

| Brewer, Stephen Vince

| Refreshments, Wm Carney

| Storekeeper, M Amschel &amp; Co

|-

| Butcher, Charles Cozens

| Refreshments, Charles Daniels

| Storekeeper, Bulfin &amp; Jackson

|-

| Butcher, Joseph E Dixon

| Refreshments, Catherine Douglas

| Storekeeper, Bussel &amp; Bligh

|-

| Butcher, George Hince

| Refreshments, Ann Edwards

| Storekeeper, Cole Bros

|-

| Butcher, Anthony McDermott

| Refreshments, George Friend

| Storekeeper, Crowther &amp; Co

|-

| Butcher, Edward Mills

| Refreshments, John Melrose

| Storekeeper, John Duncan

|-

| Butcher, John Mooney

| Refreshments, George Morris

| Storekeeper, Henry Fitzmaurice

|-

| Butcher, Charles Potter

| Refreshments, Wm Morrison

| Storekeeper, Frank &amp; Co

|-

| Carpenter, Job Howe

| Refreshments, Morey Tucker

| Storekeeper, Nicholas Ivers

|-

| Carpenter, Robt Davidson &amp; Co

| Restaurant, James Buttery

| Storekeeper, Levy &amp; Sander

|-

| Dairyman, Wm David

| Restaurant, Wm Cameron

| Storekeeper, John McConchie &amp; Co

|-

| Dairyman, Thomas Roseborough

| Restaurant, Wm Carney

| Storekeeper, Thomas Miller

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| Dispensary, Arthur Smith

| Restaurant, James Ferguson

| Storekeeper, H &amp; W Moffatt

|-

| Dressmaker, Isabella Blight

| Restaurant, Chas Fieldhouse

| Storekeeper, Henry Pemberton

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| Ginger Beer Factory, ? Earl

| Restaurant, Michael Fontaineau

| Storekeeper, George Robertson

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| Greengrocer, John De Graves

| Restaurant, James Handforth

| Storekeeper, Robert Steihl &amp; Co

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| Greengrocer, John Haig

| Restaurant, Wm Humley

| Storekeeper, James Wheeler

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| Greengrocer, Chas Smith Wilmot

| Restaurant, Samuel Lane

| Storekeeper, Stephen Wise

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| Hotel ? Ward Brown

| Restaurant, Wm Lane

| Tobacconist, John Audley

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| Hotel ? Alex Brownlie

| Restaurant, Alex McDonald

| Watchmaker, Wm Turner

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| Hotel ? Joseph Couper

| Restaurant, John McKercher

|  

|-

|}

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== What happened at Sebastopol after the time of the KellyGang ==

<blockquote>'''Royal Commission'''

The [[Royal Commission|Royal Commission]] into the '''KellyGang''' outbreak conducted hearings in Sebastopol in [[ev81-00---Royal Commission|1881]].

</blockquote>

== What is happening at Sebastopol today ==

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