Where was Sunnybank? Guest Post Michael Mullany

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 Where was the property Sunnybank?

Guest poster Michael Mullany has given permission to share his recent posts from the 

Hingerty - Now & Then FaceBook Group 

November 2025






UPDATE: 

The marriage record for John Hingerty and Isabella McDonald states that the marriage took place in Goulburn.


UPDATE:




Cootamundra Herald Mon 12 September 1921 Page 2 TROVE

Thank you to Michael for his research and tenacity in his search for Sunny Bank. We look forward to further updates in the future.

If you have further information to share with Michael visit the Hingerty-Now and Then Face Book Group or send me an email

Hingerty@one_name.org

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