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| | On the Lachlan Years Ago |
 | | Thomas Clancy was well known in the Deniliquin district prior to 1879, but by that date it appears he was becoming well known in the Albert district also, not only as a drover, but as an employee on a station near the Overflow. |
 | | At a Ball in October 1897 in aid of the Roman Catholic Church, Miss Clancy (being the senior lady in the family Jessie is thus referred to) wore a buttercup evening dress, Lily Clancy wore a pink crepon evening dress with chiffon trimmings, and Anne wore a cream crepon dress with lace trimmings. |
 | | On Monday, 31st January 1898, Messrs Clancy (probably Gerald) and Braid were riding along the fence that divided "Merungle" and "Booligal" stations when they found an old man, William Learner, exhausted for want of water. |
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