Teddy McCoy - Revision history

Matt at 19:57, 5 August 2008

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	Ted was the first aboriginal in New South Wales to be granted a liquor licence. He was the licencee of the Wallarah Hotel at Catherine Hill Bay (near Newcastle, NSW) which he ran with his wife Dorothy. Wotherspoon also worked at for the Electricity Commission at Wangi Wangi powerstation, near Catherine Hill Bay, NSW for many years.		Ted was the first aboriginal in New South Wales to be granted a liquor licence. He was the licencee of the Wallarah Hotel at Catherine Hill Bay (near Newcastle, NSW) which he ran with his wife Dorothy. Wotherspoon also worked at for the Electricity Commission at Wangi Wangi powerstation, near Catherine Hill Bay, NSW for many years.

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Nla at 09:07, 6 September 2005

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	'''David Edward (Ted) Wotherspoon''' boxed under the name of Teddy McCoy and was said to be an Aboriginal boxing champion.		'''David Edward (Ted) Wotherspoon''' boxed under the name of Teddy McCoy and was said to be an Aboriginal boxing champion.

	Ted was the first aboriginal in New South Wales to be granted a liquor licence. He was the licencee of the Wallarah Hotel at Catherine Hill Bay~~, New South Wales~~ (near Newcastle) which he ran with his wife Dorothy.		Ted was the first aboriginal in New South Wales to be granted a liquor licence. He was the licencee of the Wallarah Hotel at Catherine Hill Bay (near Newcastle, NSW) which he ran with his wife Dorothy. Wotherspoon also worked at for the Electricity Commission at Wangi Wangi powerstation, near Catherine Hill Bay, NSW for many years.

	Wotherspoon also worked at for the Electricity Commission at Wangi Wangi powerstation, near Catherine Hill Bay, NSW.

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'''David Edward (Ted) Wotherspoon''' boxed under the name of Teddy McCoy and was said to be an Aboriginal boxing champion.

Ted was the first aboriginal in New South Wales to be granted a liquor licence. He was the licencee of the Wallarah Hotel at Catherine Hill Bay, New South Wales (near Newcastle) which he ran with his wife Dorothy.

Wotherspoon also worked at for the Electricity Commission at Wangi Wangi powerstation, near Catherine Hill Bay, NSW.