Concord

Later changed to Ian Parade.

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There is no story about the bearer of this name. However, in 1883 there was a John S. Shipham, resident in Concord, and in the Census of 1901 there is a J.O. Shipham, resident in Melbourne Street.

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Honours Charles Sanders, who established a boatshed at Cabarita in 1906 that carries the Sanders name into the present time.

It can only be imagined that this street was named for its situation, extending downhill into the salty mudflats of the mangrove-bordered Exile Bay.

Salisbury, England, is an ancient city and has one of the most beautiful cathedrals in England. Salisbury Street, Concord, is located in part of the original landholding of Emanuel Neich and probably received its name from some of his early memories.

Named after William Rothwell, Mayor of Concord, 1924-1926; 1929; 1932-1933; 1945-1946.

Named after Thomas Rose, one of the five free settlers who were granted land at Liberty Plains in 1793 or Mr. Rose, a builder who, about 1932, built about 18 houses in Creewood Street.

Named after William Roberts, who held original grants in the vicinity.

From the situation of this street it would appear that it received its name (in times of fewer houses) because of the view it permitted over the river.