PRINTED PRIMARY SOURCES

1. Books

Brady EJ. Picturesque Port Phillip, Melbourne 1911.

Bride, T.F. Letters from, Victorian Pioneers, Facsimile ed Melbourne 1969

Brunton, W Local history; recollections of Carrum, Mordialloc, Mentone Spring-grove and Cheltenham from the early fifties to this century, Cheltenham 1930

Fleming J Journal of exploration of Port Phillip by C Grimes.

McCrae H (ed) Recollections of Melbourne and Port Phillip in the early forties, Melbourne 1909 republished Adelaide 1987 (See also Georgiana's Journal Several reprints for mid-nineteenth century portrait of Port Phillip).

Mt Eliza Progress Association The early history of the. Mount Eliza on the Mornington Peninsula Frankston 1926.

Rusden, G W The discovery, survey and settlement of Port Phillip, Melbourne reprint 1985 2 vols.

Selby, I The old pioneers memorial history of Melbourne, Melbourne 1924

All of the above listings are general references with passing local comment.

Shillinglaw LI., Historical records of Port Phillip, Melbourne 1879, several local references.

The Cyclopaedia of Victoria Melbourne 1903 for biography and local municipal accounts.

State of Port Phillip as conveyed by T Symonds and F Kellett of HMS Rattlesnake October 1836, Hobart rtd, environmental description of value.

Wadeson, W.E. this is our story 1887-1958 (Frankston Fire Brigade)

The Carrum downs story: an account of the Brotherhood of St Laurence Village Settlement Melbourne 1957.

2. Pamphlets, etc.

Blandenski, W "Report to the surveyor general on an excursion to Frankston Mount Martha, Port Phillip Heads and Cape Schank" Transactions of the philosophical institute of Victoria, vol 1, 1855-56, p 37. General descriptive account of landforms.

Chatswood, D "History of Frankston" Standard, 3 February 1930.

Grieg A.W. "The Liardets of the beach" Victorian Historical Magazine vol 5 no 1. March 1916.

Gellibrand, J.T. "A trip t Port Phillip in 1836" reprinted Wagga Wagga 1986.

Hartung E.J. and Riven A.C., "An occurrence of ammonium chloride at Frankston" Royal Society of Victoria Proceedings, 1915, pp 133-138.

Higinbotham and Robinson, "Yachting and excursion map of Port Phillip and surrounding country" Melbourne 1886 "Illustrated handbook of the bay" 1876-77 Victorian pamphlets.

Lee, I. "Logbooks of the Lady Nelson", 1915

Wedge, J.H. The Visit to Port Phillip in 1835 of John Holder Wedge first published as "On the country around Port Phillip; South Australia" Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London, vol 6, 1836, pp 412-426. Wagga Wagga reprint 1986.

Most of these references sketch in details of the first settlements around the bay. Some relevance but limited local detail. Department of Trade and Customs (Australia) "Australia's fisheries" 1913, economic pamphlets vol 4 very general with passing local reference