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Sadliers Crossing
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This suburb evidently derived its name from local landholder Thomas Sadlier. There was a Constable Sadlier in the Ipswich Police force in 1860 and several other people around Queensland called Sadlier. The crossing refers to a shallow ford in the river at this point. Spelling variations have occurred over the years and include: Sadlier's, Sadleir's, Sadler's and Saddler's Crossing.
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Suburb Postcode4305
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