Donald Laing and Sarah Higgins were married on October 8, 1872 (1872/2071) at Eden in a Church of England ceremony. Witnesses to the marriage were Frank Russell and Eliza Higgins. Unfortunately, the marriage certificate reveals little further information, except that donald was a farmer at Towamba and that Sarah as a spinster at Towamba.
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Donald Laing, as featured in The Evening News on June 10, 1921. Mr Donald Laing, driver of the coach between Pambula on the far South Coast and Nethercote for the last 42 years made his first trip to Sydney yesterday. He didnt bring the mail with him, however, his business being at the Divorce Court where he was called as a witness. He is pleased with what he saw so different to things Pambula way, he said Sydneys an eye opener he told Mr Justice Gordon and men like him had to keep their eyes skinned. This is the first time I ever saw a tram, was his joyful boast.
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Donald Laing in The Sun, June 8, 1921
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Donald Laing, as featured in The Evening News on June 10, 1921. Mr Donald Laing, driver of the coach between Pambula on the far South Coast and Nethercote for the last 42 years made his first trip to Sydney yesterday. He didnt bring the mail with him, however, his business being at the Divorce Court where he was called as a witness. He is pleased with what he saw so different to things Pambula way, he said Sydneys an eye opener he told Mr Justice Gordon and men like him had to keep their eyes skinned. This is the first time I ever saw a tram, was his joyful boast.
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Donald Laing, as featured in The Evening News on June 10, 1921. Mr Donald Laing, driver of the coach between Pambula on the far South Coast and Nethercote for the last 42 years made his first trip to Sydney yesterday. He didnt bring the mail with him, however, his business being at the Divorce Court where he was called as a witness. He is pleased with what he saw so different to things Pambula way, he said Sydneys an eye opener he told Mr Justice Gordon and men like him had to keep their eyes skinned. This is the first time I ever saw a tram, was his joyful boast.
