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![Win & Clyde – Side by Side in Tasmania's Far South West | Janet Fenton | 2010 [USED – SC - SIGNED]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/win-clyde-softcover-worn-pblItw.png "Win & Clyde – Side by Side in Tasmania's Far South West | Janet Fenton | 2010 [USED – SC - SIGNED]")
The story of Winsome "Win" King and Clyde Clayton, who lived their lives together in one of the most remote parts of Tasmania — the far South West. Written by Janet Fenton, the daughter of Win's brother Denny King, who tells the story from direct, first-hand family knowledge of the country and the people.
The story of the North East Tasmanian farming district surrounding Winnaleah.
![Winspear History and Recollections – A Tasmanian Family History 1783–2001 | Susan Barter | 2001 | Numbered 21/50 Hardcover Edition [USED – HCDJ – Very Good]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/winspear-hardcoverdustjacket-l32gFF.png "Winspear History and Recollections – A Tasmanian Family History 1783–2001 | Susan Barter | 2001 | Numbered 21/50 Hardcover Edition [USED – HCDJ – Very Good]")
Susan Barter's family history of the Winspears in Tasmania — tracing the family from 1783 through to 2001. The Winspear family history traces the line from their origins in 1783 through to the present day — covering the arrival of the family in Van Diemen's Land and the spread of descendants across Tasmania and elsewhere over subsequent generations.
![Winspear History and Recollections – A Tasmanian Family History 1783–2001 | Susan Barter | 2001 | Numbered 220/450 Softcover Edition [USED – SC – Good]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/winspear-sc-66TnzH.png "Winspear History and Recollections – A Tasmanian Family History 1783–2001 | Susan Barter | 2001 | Numbered 220/450 Softcover Edition [USED – SC – Good]")
Susan Barter's family history of the Winspears in Tasmania — tracing the family from 1783 through to 2001. The Winspear family history traces the line from their origins in 1783 through to the present day — covering the arrival of the family in Van Diemen's Land and the spread of descendants across Tasmania and elsewhere over subsequent generations.
