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Corks Garage Tumut – 1928 Model A Ford

February 8, 2014 by lostadmin 3 Comments

Another great pic from Chris Nicholes via a kind loan from Graham Cork:

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Tumut businessmen with the 1928 Model A Ford. Corks Garage, Tumut Express printing office at rear (Ashton Motel at this site now)
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A Cork family photo loaned by Graham Cork.

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  1. Sam Cork says

    February 14, 2016 at 2:38 pm

    What a neat picture!!! For the historical part, for sure, but also we are a Cork Family in Central British Columbia, Canada, and also own a 1928 Model A Ford,(two door). We would very much like to have any of the Cork family from this picture reply to us. We must be related!!!!
    Regards, Sam Cork, Quesnel BC, Canada, V2J6M9. Email. scork@goldcity.net

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    • Gavin Anderson says

      March 24, 2016 at 7:28 pm

      Hi Sam, my grandfathers brother Herrick Cork owned this ford dealership in Tumut, snowy mountains Australia (we think he is the second from the left). He died in 1966. His grandfather was William Edwards Cork who was sent to Tasmania from England on a convict ship in 1831.

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      • Sam Cork says

        March 25, 2016 at 1:28 am

        So glad you responded!!!!! My grandfather was William (unknown second name) Cork, he and his 4 brothers came from England to East coast of Canada , late 1800’s, my grandpa was only one to come west (to Alberta) shortly after.
        Your family is all in Australia?
        My wife and I would like to stay in contact with you and your family, maybe share some pics etc.
        If this ok with you, our email is (scork@goldcity.net).
        My uncle (Kayo Aspel) owned a Ford garage in Dawson Creek(mile 0 of the Alaska Hwy, built at the start of WW 2) it is still in operation today, but with different family owners.
        Our family mainly in BC and Alberta, we have a daughter and her family in Regina Sask.
        Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
        Sam and Diane Cork.

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