Hello Brendon Lyon
Here is 1906 newspaper story that gives a suspected location?
And here is a map of the 3 theories concerning King Johns crossing point across the Well stream.
The problem is for all past researchers is the large area to search. Some areas today may be under modern developments.
It may pay dividends to obtain old maps of areas with the old well stream and compare with Google earth and modern topographical maps. Just to understand the rate of silt build up over the years of the wash and land drainage and loss of old streams and shoreline.
I hope this has been of some assistance.
Hardluck
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