GLYDE BROS

Arthur Dening GLYDE, Samuel Stedman GLYDE and England Gillingham GLYDE ^[27]
Sons of Samuel Dening GLYDE and Anna Cordelia England GILLINGHAM ^[55]
Attended the Midland Railway Company's 9th Subdivision Sale at the Builders & Contractors' Exchange in Perth on 18 June 1909 ^[39]
     The sale was the Company's first of agricultural blocks of virgin bush and townsite blocks in Three Springs ^{[39: 19-Jun-1909]}
     They were the successful bidder for 910 acres of land in Three Springs
     Their 910 acres consisted of Lots M745, M746, M747 and M748 of Victoria Locations 1933 and 2022 ^[27]
     The land cost a total of £1,292/10/7, was payable by instalments over 15 years, and was priced between 21/3 and 41/- an acre ^[27]
Farmers in Three Springs 1910-1940 ^[6]
     Grew 150 acres of crop on their farm in 1910 ^{[9: 17-Jun-1910]}
     Their property in Three Springs was farmed by Arthur from 1910 until his death in 1922 ^[19]
     Samuel and England both resided in the Perth suburb of Claremont, and were respectively an account and insurance inspector ^[61]
     Following Arthur's death their farm in Three Springs was managed by Samuel's son Keith Stedman GLYDE ^[19]
The farm was later jointly owned by Samuel Stedman GLYDE and his son Keith Stedman GLYDE ^[61]

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