" "Bayers Road"This road began in 1766 as a convenient track to the Dutch [for "Deutsh" or German] settlement, today's Dutch Village Road, originally the town's outermost suburb The name itself, like those of many of the older streets evolve because the street ran by the farm of the Bayer family. On 7 October 1763, George Bayer , a prosperous baker from Frankfurt am Main, Germany purchased the land granted a few months earlier to Colonel Frederick Hamilton. The farm was bounded on the east by Windsor road [today's Windsor Street]where the original 1765 homestead stood until it burnt in 1867 and on the south by Bayers Road.