Kurrajong-Comleroy Historical Society was formed in 2001 to research, preserve and promote the heritage of ‘The Kurrajong’, the district north and west of the Hawkesbury River in the Hawkesbury local government area of New South Wales, Australia.

During the early 1800s, this district was referred to as “the currijon”, “the Kurryjung Brush”, the “Kurrajong Brush”, or simply as “The Kurrajong”. It comprised an area on the north-western side of the Hawkesbury River which today includes the townships and villages of Kurrajong, Kurrajong Heights, Kurrajong Hills, East Kurrajong, Blaxlands Ridge, Colo Heights, Bilpin, Bowen Mountain, Grose Vale, Grose Wold, North Richmond, Kurmond, The Slopes, Tennyson, Glossodia, and Wilberforce.

The Kurrajong-Comleroy Historical Society’s Family History Group assists society members and members of the public with their family history research.

If you are currently researching a family history where members lived in the Kurrajong district, or you have information, photos, documents or stories that you would like to contribute to other family history studies in the Kurrajong district, then please contact the K-CHS Family History Group.

Meetings The K-CHS Family History Group meets each month. All K-CHS members are welcome. Please contact the coordinator, Valerie Birch, for details of upcoming meeting locations and events.