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joseph jones

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JOSEPHSAWYER

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KateEllenDale

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KELL Elizabeth Burial Cert

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Kirkham Stables

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Kirkham Stables

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LAVENDER William Henry

Death notice

29MAR1993

Death age 84

late of Granville NSW

Sydney Morning Herald

30MAR1993

luce-philip-headstone2

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Marriage to Esric Randell: Witnesses: J. Gately, A.J. Bradney, B. Donaldson

Death Certificate(NSW) : 3 Sept 1987 :No 107021

(Medical):Death: Myocardial infarction - minutes Known angina - over 2 years Hypertension - years

Married 3 February 1894

Martha Bowerman Thomas Sister of Robert

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Mary Ann was 42 Years old

Elizabeth and one male reported as deceased on James death certificate

Mary Partridge

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MavisMTate

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MavisTate

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maybe Born 6 January 1867

Minerva 1819

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Minerva 1819

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Minerva 1819

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MOOWATTIN, Daniel

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Moving to and Settling in the Illawarra

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Moving to and Settling in the Illawarra

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My grandmother who died before I was a year old was a well educated woman in spite of having almost no formal education thus proving that school does not necessarily equal educaiton.

She had a life long interest in poetry and both collected and wrote many poems. Her work was a heavy melancholic verse refleacting her strong Christian faith and her love of the work of Alfred, Lord Tennyson.

She died of compliicaations associated with diabetes.

Nan flathead

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NanaWin

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nanna

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Nanna

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nannayoung

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New Position for George Tate

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New Position for George Tate

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NSW Birth 10315/1857

NSW Marriage 3989/1881

NSW Birth 9101/1865

NSW Birth V1850715 35/1850

NSW Birth V18531141 39A/1853

NSW BIrth V18551528 42A/1855

NSW Death 12439/1891

NSW Birth11622/1859

NSW Marriage 3798/1891

NSW Census 1828 George TATE

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Obituary Mrs Elizabeth Delaney

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On 13 January, 1819 Edward was convicted at Middlesex and sentenced to transportation. He arrived at Botany Bay aboard the "John Barry" on 26 September 1819 as one of 142 convicts. He was granted his certificate of freedom on 19 January 1926.

Edward married Elizabeth Coverley (known as Elizabeth Lord on Edward's death certificate) in 1820 at the Presbyterian Church, Portland Head in 1835 when Edward was 43 years old. He must have looked after himself because he went on to have 14 children with the last born only 4 years prior to his death at 67 years of age. He and his family continued to live their lives in the Windsor & Richmond area at Kurrajong. 

Parents were William & Mary Ann Vincent ( Nee Luxford)

Cremated and ashes are in a niche at the northern end of the wall next to St Mary's Magdalene church. Name might be "Madeline", but baptism record shows "Madaline".

Paull, Ann Charlotte

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Queanbeyan Age (NSW : 1867 - 1904) Saturday 2 April 1898 p 2
LOCAL AND GENERAL. HORRIBLE, IF TRUE. At the Queanbeyan Police Court on Wed neaday, before Dr Richardson and Mr Gale, J.P., George Morris, of Hall, was charged with neglecting to send two children to school the required number of days. He pleaded guilty. He believed he was outside the distance, but he did not make that an excuse; be put in papers showing that the children were taught at home, but he would not use that in defence. He would not send the girl to school, and he would not pay any fine-he would go to gaol first. He had a reason. The Bench fined him is in each case, and 11s costs. Morris declined to pay. The Bench pressed him for his reason, and he told a tale that created horror. The account, shorn of indecency, was that the little girl of seven reported that two other girls and a boy threw her down and tried to outrage her. The two girls tore her clothes in holding her down. The Bench said they had no alternative, and in default of payment within seven days ordered 24 hours imprison. ment in each case, concurrent.

The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 26 August 1933 p 11
MORRIS-The Relatives and Friends of the late Mr GEORGE MORRIS are invited to attend his Funeral to leave the residence of Mr Hand 26 Delwood street. Bankstown THIS SATURDAY 11 2 30 p m for independent Cemetery Rookwood by road
WOOD COFFILL LIMITED Motor Funeral Directors

Queanbeyan Age (NSW : 1867 - 1904) Wednesday 28 September 1898 p 2
Gininderra.
The sudden death of Mr- George Morris, of HaIl, on, Thursday last and whose inquest was reported in your issue of Saturday, has been the principal topic spoken of during the past week, and the greatest sympathy is awarded to the husband in his sad bereavement. The deceased, who was a native of Camden, was in-her 29th year; and had invariably enjoyed good health. She leaves four young. children,- the oldest being only eight, and the youngest only five weeks old. The remains were interred in the Church of England burial ground at the Glebe on the following day, attended by a largo cortege. In the absence of the Rev P. G Smith the service was rendered by the.Revd. Presswell..

Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940) Tuesday 27 September 1898 p 4
QUEANBEYAN. (From Local Papers.)
An inquest was held at Hall on Thursday, before Mr. Coroner Downing and a jury, touching the death of Lucy Ellen Morris, who died suddenly that morning. George Morris, husband of the deceased, deposed that deceased was confined on 9th August, but got on well after it. On Sunday last she was bad, complaining of pains in the head and arm. On Wednesday night he came home at 9, and deceased was in bed; he asked her if she was any better, and she said, no. He stayed up all night, and at six in the morning he started for Gininderra. Deceased was then asleep, and he warned his eldest boy not to disturb her. His own words make a pathetic tale: -" I returned at 8.30 and found the boy nursing the baby. He said he could not wake mother up to give baby a drink. I went into the room with the child in my arms and found my wife dead. I really belhievo now that she was dead before I left, but I did not know it." A verdict of death from failure of the heart was returned.


Queanbeyan Age (NSW : 1867 - 1904) Wednesday 5 October 1898 p 4
To show the general respect in which Mr G. Morris, of Hall, is held, I believe it is the intention of a number of friends to render him assistance in his hour of trouble. For which purpose a ball and refreshments will be given in the woolshed, Glenwood, kindly lent for the occasion by Mr. James McCarthy, on Friday night next. Should the weather prove fine there is little doubt but what it will be numerously attended.

Rectors of St Lawrence

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Rice the left handed flogger

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RMitchellDeath

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RMitchellDeath

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RMitchellDeath

robert mitchell birth

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ryepark

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