Mount Marshall Who's Who
YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR CONNECTIONS.
Meet the people behind the place.
Discover the people, businesses and groups who call Mount Marshall home, and meet members across Australia.
Each Portrait connects you with the public introduction and links that member has chosen to share.
Gallery On Track
Gallery on Track, is an exhibition space and shop for the Goulburn and District Arts and Craft Group
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Heather Nicholls
I'm a senior business woman constantly learning and striving to improve and increase our exposure to tourism and locals alike. Originally from Western…
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Eriko Takefuji
I am the owner of TAKEFUJI, an online boutique specialising in traditional Japanese crafts, and the co-founder and designer of TAKEFUJI LAWLER, a land…
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Anne M Banks
Anne has been working with animals for over 30 years. Animals are a big part of her life & give meaning to all aspects. Providing a professional, ca…
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Alice Pilcher
James Pilcher Founder, Director and Principal Architect, MILEHAM NSW Registered Architect No: 10030 NSW Licenced Contractor (Builder) No: 272736C …
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🧭 John Septimus Roe
John Septimus Roe travelled through the Mount Marshall district during his 1836 expedition east and north of the Avon Valley’s settled districts. As Western Australia’s first Surveyor-General, he recorded country that would later become part of the Wheatbelt’s farming landscape. The shire’s history credits that expedition with naming Mount Marshall and Lake McDermott after early Swan River settler Captain Marshall McDermott. Roe’s connection is the survey journey itself, not residence in the later town of Bencubbin. The places already had Aboriginal histories; the expedition added colonial maps and names. Roe’s wider career included naval surveys of Australia’s coast and the early surveying of Perth and Fremantle, linking this inland journey to a much larger body of mapping work.
