These clans were reduced in number after European settlement and, as a result there is very little information remaining on how the local area was utilised or how the people lived.

[2] The Glenorie locality was part of a large parcel of land reserved by Governor King in 1802.

[6] At a meeting in December after an “animated discussion” the majority of members decided on two names from a list: ‘Hazeldean’ and ‘Glendorie’.

[11] Other sources claim Glenorie was named after a town in Scotland (though no actual place has been identified).

[12] Glenorie has a rural character; however, it is close to the major suburbs of Castle Hill and Hornsby which both offer all the necessary services.

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