What is the primary evidence for his birthplace?

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Nowadays, birth certificates and birth registrations will usually do the trick.  In the days before birth certificates and registration, churches that christened or baptized babies might be a primary source.  The community where the church was located was usually in the neighborhood of where the child was born.

Family bibles may indicate when a child was born, but may not say where the child was born.  Diaries, etc., might be of some help though.
by David Hughey G2G Astronaut (1.7m points)
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According to Ancestry family tree:

NSW Teachers' Rolls

NSW Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Records

But I don't have access to confirm.
by anonymous G2G6 Pilot (279k points)
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I have added the records I could find that confirm his birth.
by Doug Lockwood G2G Astronaut (2.7m points)

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