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The signature of a Thomas Crocket (jnr) of Dryburgh Street West Melbourne has recently been unearthed at the Public Records Office on a [[1878]] petition of in excess of 3,500 rate-payers to the Melbourne City Council to provide a ground in the southern portion of Prince Park for the use of the Carlton Football Club. <br> | The signature of a Thomas Crocket (jnr) of Dryburgh Street West Melbourne has recently been unearthed at the Public Records Office on a [[1878]] petition of in excess of 3,500 rate-payers to the Melbourne City Council to provide a ground in the southern portion of Prince Park for the use of the Carlton Football Club. <br> | ||
To read club historian Tony De Bolfo's article on the recently unearthed petition (Dec 2015) click here> www.carltonfc.com.au/news/2015-12-15/historic-princes-park-petition-found <br> | To read club historian Tony De Bolfo's article on the recently unearthed petition (Dec 2015) click here> www.carltonfc.com.au/news/2015-12-15/historic-princes-park-petition-found <br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:08, 7 February 2026
Challenge Cup Competition
Career: 1871-1876
1871 Crockett named in Reserves squad to play Albert Park at Albert Park 1st. July.
(The Argus)
The signature of a Thomas Crocket (jnr) of Dryburgh Street West Melbourne has recently been unearthed at the Public Records Office on a 1878 petition of in excess of 3,500 rate-payers to the Melbourne City Council to provide a ground in the southern portion of Prince Park for the use of the Carlton Football Club.
To read club historian Tony De Bolfo's article on the recently unearthed petition (Dec 2015) click here> www.carltonfc.com.au/news/2015-12-15/historic-princes-park-petition-found
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