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Cullenbone (Co. Wellington) 32°29’S. 149°30’E., 14 km S. of Gulgong, on Cudgegong R.; (incl. Slashers Flat, formerly Splashers Flat); goldmining, farming, grazing; bridge (Belinfante Bridge) b. 1875 by J. G. Cummins, replaced 1919 by Herbert Ernest Ibbotson, over Cudgegong R.; bushfire 1875; fires 1905 and 1912; mine (Royal George Gold Mining Co.) 1870-71 and 1897-99; PO 1873; school (Green Swamp till 1863) 1862-1963; telephone 1911; Union C.; wool-scour (Atkinson and Dean) 1869; pop. 53 (1901), с.100 (1903), 227 (1911), 24 (1933), 65 (1947), 105 (1954), 82 (1961)1 .
1907
23 October 1907
One can scarcely speak of the Mudgee district without mentioning the name of Cox. The family is numerous, and has made the district celebrated for the quality of its sheep, besides being foremost in other matters pertaining to agriculture, dairying, and the welfare of the district generally. At Cullenbone, near the Gulgong-road, three generations of the family have held rule, the present occupant of the station being Mr. J. D. Cox, J.P2
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