Some events in the history of Murradoc :-
| Pre-European Settlement | Area inhabited by Bengalat balug (Clan) of the Wathaurong Tribe |
| 1802 | First European explorers. January : Lieutenant John Murray April : Captain Matthew Flinders |
| 1803 - 1835 | William Buckley the first European living in the area |
| 1835 + | Area investigated and surveyed by Wedge and Gellibrand |
| 1836 + | Area occupied by squatters |
| 1847 | William Harding's pre-emptive right of 640 acres encompassing Murradoc Hill |
| 1852 Jun | First rural subdivision in Parish of Bellarine - 480 acres near Murradoc Hill were offered in farms up to 40 acres in size |
| 1860 Jun | Church of England school - Joseph Ball, Head Teacher |
| 1873 | Mr & Mrs Lloyd - school teachers |
| 1879 | A.P. Burness running the Sunday School |
| 1881 |
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| 1882 | School No. 417 opened |
| 1899 | Miss C Stapleton was a teacher at Murradoc State School |
| 1910 | Murradoc described as a farming district with a coach to Drysdale and a post office - John McRae being the postmaster |
| 1931 | School No. 417 closed |
