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Death: of Edna aged 77 years on 16/6/1986 at Strathalbyn and was interred at Langhorne Creek
They had one child, Beverley, in 1936 at Strathalbyn.
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DEATHS:
Eily aged 90 years on 3/2/1984 - interred at Naracoorte. _
Alfred Hamilton Bradley died aged 89 years on 11/8/1985 at the Naracoorte Hospital.
His long obituary was published in the Naracoorte "Herald" of 2/9/1985. Extracts are that he established the Fire Fighting Unit in the Kybybolite area and was the Chairman for 14 years. Chairman of the District Council. Committee member and Chairman of the Kybybolite Town Hall for 30 years. Life member of the Football Club and Agricultural Bureau. Chairman of the Naracoorte Hospital Board. Patron of the Naracoone Agricultural and Pastoral Society. After leaving school he had worked on his father's farm and helped with the family store at Kybybolite. Both he and his wife were accomplished pianists for church and social occasions, Alfred received his M.B.E. in 1969 for service to the Community. He had been hospitalised for 8 years.
Alf's dance band was in popular demand in the period 1930 - 1950's when many formal balls were held at Kybybolite, Naracooite and surrounding towns in S.A. and Victoria. Eily played for Sunday church services at the Kybybolite Hall for many years and usually entertained the minister and some ofthe congregation for afternoon tea at her home. | SCHINCKEL, Eily Magdalene Caroline (I-1640)
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INTERNET BIO Adriana Xenedes (née Coutsaimanis); 9 January 1956 ? 7 June 2010) was an Australian television personality. Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina to a Greek father and a Spanish mother,[1] she moved to Australia as a child, and became well known for her Guinness World Record-long-running television role as the co-host and letter-turner on Wheel of Fortune. She died in 2010 from a ruptured intestine, after several years of ill health.[2] | XENEDES, Adriana (I-1138)
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wiklipaedia: Brown Hill Creek is a south-eastern suburb of Adelaide in the City of Mitcham in South Australia, named in 1991 after Brown Hill Creek which flows from east to west through the locality. The creek itself was named after Brown Hill which rises immediately south-east of Mitcham village | TESTER, Melva Ann (Bonny) Cornitha (I-5311)
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(1842-1924), Robt. (1844-1893), Wm. (1846-1941), Jas. (1848-1883), John (1852-1888), Jane (c1854-). | MENZIES, Christian (I-2246)
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BROADPRINT: SEE SOURCE DEATH OF MRS. E. INGLIS The death occurred on Saturday 12/9/1943 afternoon of u well known resident in the' person of Mrs. Elizabeth Inglis (nee Sheridan) at the age of 64 years. Deceased was born at Cradock, South Australia, and had been a resident, for over 43 'years. She
leaves a husband. Mr. .Frank Inglis. and a grown-up family of one daughter, Mrs. Anthony Zupanovlch, and one son. Prill. A brother, Mr. T. Sheridan, survives her. The funeral takes place today 13.9.1943 , leaving her late residaice, 348 Morish Street, South Broken Hill. at 2 p.m. The interment will be made in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. Fred J. Potter Si Sou have charge of
the funeral arrangements. | SHERIDAN, Elizabeth Cecily (I-430)
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Married: Miss Jean Kelly of Milang, S.A. at Strathalbyn, S.A. (born;Hamley Bridge 24/10/1921).
Jean had since her childhood been involved in farm and community activities. She is patron of the Milang Tennis Club.
Jack inherited a portion of the "Maplemore" property from his father, E.J. McLean, gradually expanding his agricultural holdings over the years.
Jacks properties were divided between his two sons, Darryl and Trevor McLean, who have helped with buying and working of more recent purchases. The emphasis has been on minimum tillage, grain legumes, cereals and irrigated lucerne, watered from bores and Lake Alexandrina. Merino wool and fat lamb production completes the farming enterprise.
Jack quotes as a guide and for the information of future generations, that he farmed the 1937 - 1995 in a continuous period of prosperity with minimal adverse seasons.
This period of economics in farming was never experienced by the fore-fathers, and the present capital value of property is due to inflation.
As an example in this famed 60 year period, farm labour has gone from $4 to $400 a week, to $6 to $600 per week, as a result of mechanisation creating labour replacement.
Jack McLean has been an indefatigable worker for the Milang district all his life and in 1989 was awarded a Certificate of Merit by the District Council of Strathalbyn for his long standing and constructive service to the Milang district. Working many hours on the planning of upgrades of the building for the Centenary in 1984.
He is the Patron of the Milang Bowling Club and had been a member for many years. He assisted a community of helpers in establishing the second green in 1987 and extensions to the clubhouse.
He had been a member of the Milang Tennis Club since 1955 and worked in planning with community members to build the new clubhouse and other assistance.
He was elected Hon. Secretary of the Bremer and Angas lrrigators Association in 1971 and continued in that position until 1983. Largely through his efforts, irrigators in the area were made aware of the need to conserve the underground water basin.
A member of the National Trust, Strathalbyn Branch for a number of years and was Chairman in 1974 at the time of the opening of the Strathalbyn Museum.
A member of the District Council of Strathalbyn between 1964 and 1976.
Past President of the Strathalbyn Fishing and Game Club, Finniss Water Scheme, Milang Historical Society and the Milang Agricultural Bureau (having recently received his 50 year award), also the Milang Progress Association.
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Notice in The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Tue 7 Aug 1934 Page 3 OTHER DISTRICTS, NEWS FROM CITIES AND TOWNS. under Minimar Vic (very near border of South Australia) ""MINNIMAR - The death has occured of Miss Hilda Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs F J Mitchell of Apsley. "" | MITCHELL, Hilda Adele (I-8882)
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Richard Livett Lander HOOPER Bride:Juliet FERGUSSON on 1884 October 09 at:Res.of Rev E G Day Adelaide SA :Groom Father: Richard HOOPER Bride Father Name:George FERGUSSON
RefNo:141/205 | Family F-2539
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The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954) Thu 30 Mar 1950 Page 13 ADELAIDE POLICE...headline 'bail granted in murder case' | SMITH, Irene Joyce (I-7834)
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"Died: 0n the 11th instant, at this residence, Auchananda (sic), Strathalbyn SA. Mr Donald Mclean senior aged 75 years. The deceased was an old colonist, highly respected by a numerous circle of relations and friends." - The Adelaide Observer, 13th October 1855, page 5
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, NRC (I-5739)
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"John (born 1782) .... had one sister who died in early life." | MACMASTER, Unknown (I-9390)
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"McLean family bible was originally given by Mary Stacey to Mrs Edwin James McLean (Adelaide Hull-"Addie")...(currently in custodianship of Edwin James McLean [Albany WA] in 2016) are copies of several pages of (unknown which newspaper-clippings). We know by family memories [FM] of Joan Natalie McLean that first Addie then Queenie compiled most of the following. One such clipping reads:MARRIAGE: MCLEAN-PARKER-On Saturday, 26th July 1919 at the Presbyterian church, Northcote,Victoria, by the Rev. W. R. Rock., Edwin James McLean, Angas Plains, SA to Olivia Mary (Queenie), elder dau of Mr and Mrs B E Parker, Waterloo Road, Angas Plains, "Waterloo",SA
1944: MCLEAN-PARKER Mr and Mrs E J Mclean Maplemore Angas Plains SA annoince the 25th wedding anniversary, solemnised on July26, 1919 at Northcote, Victoria, Presbytarian Church, by Rev Robert W Rock.
Lastly:Mr B E Parker who died at Strathalbyn recently at the age of 83 years, after a short illness, was for many years an esteemed worker in the firm of Trodels, printers, Melbourne (work reference in all media). After retiring from the firm, he and his wife lived at Murray Bridge SA for several years with his dau, Mrs H Fordham. After her death, Mr and Mrs Parker made their home with their only remaining child Mrs E J Mclean of Angas Plains. Mrs Parker predeceased her husband in 1940. In this younger days Mr Parker was a tenor singer in the Scots Church choir Melbourne. He often also accompanied his dau Olivia Mary (queenie) Parker for community entertainment. | Family F-1261
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"McLEAN, Christina nee McPhee, (b 1791) - Died on the 9th April 1869, at Strathalbyn, Mrs Christina McLean widow of the late Donald McLean, aged 78 years - a colonist for 32 years. Buried in Strathalbyn Cemetery." (South Australian Advertiser, 16th April 1869, p2 & South Australian Register on 24th April 1869) | MCPHEE, Christina b1787 (I-2)
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"There is no record in Falkirk parish registers of the births of James' and Jane's next children, Archibald (born c1821), Catherine (born 1823 or 1824), and Eliza Willock (born February 1830), and it can only be presumed that they were born in Persia. Eliza Willock Dawson was named after Eliza, the wife of Henry Willock, the British Charge d'Affaires in Tehran from 17 September 1815 to 1826."
(From John Mathews article in 'Calatria, The Journal of the Falkirk Local History Society' Spring, 2013, number 29, p87) | DAWSON, Eliza Willock (I-778)
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"Young Lochinvar" called this at time of wooing for a wedding....see notes of | CHERITON, John Snr b1828 Justice of Peace (I-5241)
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'Allandale'unable to attach property name to attach to map field | Family F-2375
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'Lake View' Cemetery Sandergrove SA | NESS, Mary Jane (Jinnie) (I-6100)
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'Oaklands' departed from Plymouth on 27th July (3rd June?) and arrived in Adelaide on 9th Sept 1877. | THOMPSON, Annie Jane (I-9275)
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'Ruby Alicia' on her marriage registration. | SMITH, Ruby Valence (I-9036)
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'Wyn Wyn' | MCDONALD, Ian Douglas (I-7261)
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(Mortcloth hire) | RANKINE, Rachel b.1744 (I-7883)
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) «b»Eric Vernon McRae«/b» born 26/8/1901 at Strathalbyn -
The Genealogical Index gives his death as 1960 aged 59 years.
Directory 1922 - farmer at Hindmarsh ls. | MCRAE, Eric Vernon (I-3983)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, IJM (I-3670)
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* She is sometimes referred to as Mary Ann or Maryann. And WATT, WATTS or WHITFIELD
* Susan Nicholls noted that Maryann's marriage certificate has her father as James WATT and on her children's birth certificates her father is given as William WHITFIELD. Susan concluded that her biological father was James Watt and her stepfather was William Whitfield. | WATT, Mary Ann (I-8039)
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* The funeral was conducted by Kleemann Funerals of 1 Morphett St, Mount Barker - at Centennial Park Crematorium.
* The entry in Alexandrina (AC) burial register stated Jean's cremation was on 1st March 2010 which is 8 months after her death - with no known reason. However this is incorrect as Jean's death certificate confirms that she was cremated at Centennial Park Crematorium on 7th Aug 2010 which is 8 days after her death. | KELLY, Jean (I-3825)
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* 1795: The 1851 census has her born in Argyll, 56 years old - ie born c1795.
* 1794 or 1795: Her death record has her 78 years old when she died in 1872 - ie late 1794 or early 1795.
* 1789: An OPR was found with a birth of a Mary in Kilmallie Parish on 28th June 1789 - parents were Donald McMillan and mother with surname Cameron, but no first name recorded. There is uncertainty about whether this is our Mary because it was 4 or 5 years before the year indicated by both the census and her death record. None-the-less, this OPR has been attached to this profile.
* 1805: Another OPR has a Mary born on 25th Oct 1805 in Calop in the parish of Kilmallie to parents Donald McMillan and Mary Cameron. Calop is probably the Callop River which is 5 kms west of the end of Loch Eil. This is DISCOUNTED - it is not our Mary because that birth is about 10 years after the year indicated by a census in 1851 and her death record. Also her death record has her mother as Jane (not Mary). A copy of this OPR is appendix F in D56 in Small Print.
(This note by Don Gordon in February 2023) | MACMILLAN, Mary (I-9073)
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* Alastair was born in 1903 in Kames where his father was the minister of the church from 1901 to 1905 (ref: The Banner of Truth as Appendix B of D56 in the biography of John Macleod).
* Alastair's birthplace was specified as KAMIES in a family tree provided by his son, Alan. The location of 'Kamies' could not be found. It was KAMES.
* There are two places named KAMES - one towards Oban and the other in Tighnabruaich.
* TOWARDS OBAN - This is on the A816 - a 150 kms walk northwest of Glasgow. This an area called Kames, but it does not appear to be a village.
* TIGHNABRUAICH - This is a 86 kms walk west of Glasgow. There is no doubt that this is the correct location of Alastair's birth because it is a town that had a Free Presbyterian Church. The website of this church lists John Macleod as the minister from 1901 to 1905 (ref: https://www.fpchurch.org.uk/history/history-of-congregations/kames-history/ and page 230 in https://media.fpchurch.org.uk/2014/05/SRSHJ3-KAMES-article.pdf
* This note was added by Don Gordon in Nov 2022.
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* First names: The BRB (p546) spells her name as Pricilla whereas Alan Wilson has it as Priscilla - as per her marriage certificate.
* Surname: The BRB (p546) did not have her surname whereas Alan Wilson said that it was Roberts - as per her marriage certificate. | ROBERTS, Jessie Priscilla (I-5520)
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* First names: The BRB (p546) has the spelling of the first name as Sophia whereas Susan Nicholls has the spelling as Sophie as it appears on her birth notice (a copy is required). Also German pronunciation sounds like Sophia even when the spelling is Sophie.
* Surname: The BRB (p546) has the spelling of the surname as Somers whereas Susan Nicholls has seen this as SOMMER - this is subject to obtaining documentation. Susan says that, in various locations, the spelling is Summers and other variations. | SOMMER, Sophie Henrietta (I-5518)
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* Gemmell (p14) has her death as in 1919 at Port Pirie
* The Dawson book ("From Scotland to Strathalbyn) has her death on 28th May 1926 in Sydney.
* Judi Mooney has her death on 28th May 1926 at Marrickville, NSW (Brighton-le-Sands?)
GENEAOLOGY SA has death at 28.5.1926 in a private nursing hospital named Roslyn in Marrickville. Having relocated from Corowa NSW. Later buried in Woronora NSW | DAWSON, Eliza Willock (I-778)
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* Jane was probably the first child born in the relationship after the elopement from Aberdeen of Donald Cameron and Jane Robertson and was born before 1770. See biography notes here for rationale. | CAMERON, Jean (Jane) (I-8670)
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* Les Horn provided an image showing Mary baptized on 24th Jan 1813 - daughter of Donald McLean and Christ'n McPhee, Blaich
* Sally McPhee provided a spreadsheet (per micro film 1041070) showing a baptism on 24th Jan in 1810 rather than 1813 - daughter of Donald McLean & Christy McPhee, Blaich.
* Edwin MacLean's email on 24 May 2016 has Mary born on 22nd January 1813 (Mary McLean, chr.24/1/1813 - GROS data:520/00 0010 0189, Kilmallie, Argyll).
* The compilers of the BRB had no knowledge of this Mary but they noted the gap between Allan & Hugh the elder. "There was possibly an infant who died between Allan and Ewen/Hugh" (BRB p7). The gap is 35 months. If Mary was in fact born on 22nd January 1813 & baptized on 24th Jan, we have a gap of 23 months between Allan & Mary - and just 13 months between Mary & Hugh.
* We need to double check the dates of these three births but maybe there has been some confusion about birth dates Vs baptism dates because the baptism may be(unusually) arranged many months after the actual birth. * This note by Don Gordon on 26th Aug 2018.
| MCLEAN, Mary b.1813 (I-7837)
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* Strone Nevis is on "the shoulder of Ben Nevis", and not far from the garrison of Fort William (as per the Battle of Strone Nevis in 1654 - http://www.clan-cameron.org/battles/1654).
* Ewen is buried in a very neglected grave in a grave yard called 'Tom eas an t-slinnein' which is above the level fields of Glennevis Farm (near Ben Nevis).
* John Macleod stated that "In this burial ground I came to know that my mother's great-grandparents are buried - Ewen (Hugh) MacMillan and his wife Christina Cameron. He was 101 when he died. His wife, whom my mother might remember died in 1842 at the age of 96. She may have been even older - for my great grandfather, her son Donald died in 1845 was over 80 at his death".
* Detail from Find-A-Grave):
BURIAL: Glen Nevis Graveyard Tom-eas-an-t'slinnian
PLOT: Tatler pre 1855 (1980) # 10
MEMORIAL ID: 192697106
Inscription: "Erected by David Smith factor of Gigha Argyllshire to the memory of his spouse Ann McMillan who died the 31st December 1842 aged 57 years also of her father Hugh McMillan who died 23rd December 1835 aged 101 years. Also her mother Christina Cameron who died 26th November 1842 aged 96 years also Allan McMillan who died the 10th January 1843 aged 64 years."
* Comment: It is not clear who was Allan McMillan, died in 1843. Maybe he was a brother of Hugh. (This note by Don Gordon in Feb 2021)
| MACMILLAN, Ewen (Hugh) b.1745 (I-9071)
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* Tucker brothers = George & Walter John
* George was the father of Ethel Rose & Violet
* Tucker sisters = Ethel & Violet
* Forsyth brothers = David & James
* McDonald siblings = Leonard William Cameron & Rachel Annie
* Leonard's aunty was Annie McDonald.
* George married Annie in 1872
* David married Rachel 'Annie' in 1912.
* Violet married James in 1920.
* Ethel married Leonard in 1927.
** Ref : Page 145 of Rachel's section of the original history - see biography 5160
Also Charles William Stanley McDonald married Edith Forsyth | MCDONALD, Rachel Annie b1884 (I-6680)
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* Tucker brothers = George & Walter John
* George was the father of Ethel Rose & Violet
* Tucker sisters = Ethel & Violet
* Forsyth brothers = David & James
* McDonald siblings = Leonard William Cameron & Rachel Annie
* Leonard's aunty was Annie McDonald.
* George married Annie in 1872
* David married Rachel in 1912.
* Violet married James in 1920.
* Ethel married Leonard in 1927.
** Ref : Page 145 of Rachel's section of the original history - see biography 5160
Also Charles William Stanley McDonald married Edith Forsyth | MCDONALD, Leonard William Cameron (I-6682)
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* Tucker brothers = George & Walter John
* George was the father of Ethel Rose & Violet
* Tucker sisters = Ethel & Violet
* Forsyth brothers = David & James
* McDonald siblings = Leonard William Cameron & Rachel Annie
* Leonard's aunty was Annie McDonald.
* George married Annie in 1872
* David married Rachel in 1912.
* Violet married James in 1920.
* Ethel married Leonard in 1927.
** Ref : Page 145 of Rachel's section of the original history - see biography 5160
Also Charles William Stanley McDonald married Edith Forsyth | TUCKER, Ethel Rose (I-6863)
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* Tucker brothers = George & Walter John
* George was the father of Ethel Rose & Violet
* Tucker sisters = Ethel & Violet
* Forsyth brothers = David & James
* McDonald siblings = Leonard William Cameron & Rachel Annie
* Leonard's aunty was Annie McDonald.
* George married Annie in 1872
* David married Rachel in 1912.
* Violet married James in 1920.
* Ethel married Leonard in 1927.
** Ref : Page 145 of Rachel's section of the original history - see biography 5160
Also Charles William Stanley McDonald married Edith Forsyth | TUCKER, Violet (I-6864)
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* Tucker brothers = George & Walter John
* George was the father of Ethel Rose & Violet
* Tucker sisters = Ethel & Violet
* Forsyth brothers = David & James
* McDonald siblings = Leonard William Cameron & Rachel Annie
* Leonard's aunty was Annie McDonald.
* George married Annie in 1872
* David married Rachel in 1912.
* Violet married James in 1920.
* Ethel married Leonard in 1927.
** Ref : Page 145 of Rachel's section of the original history - see biography 5160
Also Charles William Stanley McDonald married Edith Forsyth | FORSYTH, James (I-6862)
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* Tucker brothers = George & Walter John
* George was the father of Ethel Rose & Violet
* Tucker sisters = Ethel & Violet
* Forsyth brothers = David & James
* McDonald siblings = Leonard William Cameron & Rachel Annie
* Leonard's aunty was Annie McDonald.
* George married Annie in 1872
* David married Rachel in 1912.
* Violet married James in 1920.
* Ethel married Leonard in 1927.
** Ref : Page 145 of Rachel's section of the original history - see biography 5160
Also Charles William Stanley McDonald married Edith Forsyth | FORSYTH, David (I-6683)
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* Tucker brothers = George & Walter John
* George was the father of Ethel Rose & Violet
* Tucker sisters = Ethel & Violet
* Forsyth brothers = David & James
* McDonald siblings = Leonard William Cameron & Rachel Annie
* Leonard's aunty was Annie McDonald.
* George married Annie in 1872
* David married Rachel in 1912.
* Violet married James in 1920.
* Ethel married Leonard in 1927.
** Ref : Page 145 of Rachel's section of the original history - see biography 5160
Also Charles William Stanley McDonald married Edith Forsyth | FORSYTH, Edith (Edie) (I-6686)
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* Tucker brothers = George & Walter John
* George was the father of Ethel Rose & Violet
* Tucker sisters = Ethel & Violet
* Forsyth brothers = David & James
* McDonald siblings = Leonard William Cameron & Rachel Annie
* Leonard's aunty was Annie McDonald.
* George married Annie in 1872
* David married Rachel in 1912.
* Violet married James in 1920.
* Ethel married Leonard in 1927.
** Ref : Page 145 of Rachel's section of the original history - see biography 5160
Also Charles William Stanley McDonald married Edith Forsyth | MCDONALD, Charles William Stanley (I-6887)
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* Tucker brothers = George & Walter John
* George was the father of Ethel Rose & Violet
* Tucker sisters = Ethel & Violet
* Forsyth brothers = David & James
* McDonald siblings = Leonard William Cameron & Rachel Annie
* Leonard's aunty was Annie McDonald.
* George married Annie in 1872
* David married Rachel in 1912.
* Violet married James in 1920.
* Ethel married Leonard in 1927.
** Ref : Page 145 of Rachel's section of the original history - see biography 5160 | TUCKER, George (I-5817)
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* Tucker brothers = George & Walter John
* George was the father of Ethel Rose & Violet
* Tucker sisters = Ethel & Violet
* Forsyth brothers = David & James
* McDonald siblings = Leonard William Cameron & Rachel Annie
* Leonard's aunty was Annie McDonald.
* George married Annie in 1872
* David married Rachel in 1912.
* Violet married James in 1920.
* Ethel married Leonard in 1927.
** Ref : Page 145 of Rachel's section of the original history - see biography 5160 | MCDONALD, Anne Jeffrey (Annie) b1843 (I-5790)
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* Tucker brothers = George & Walter John
* George was the father of Ethel Rose & Violet
* Tucker sisters = Ethel & Violet
* Forsyth brothers = David & James
* McDonald siblings = Leonard William Cameron & Rachel Annie
* Leonard's aunty was Annie McDonald.
* George married Annie in 1872
* David married Rachel in 1912.
* Violet married James in 1920.
* Ethel married Leonard in 1927.
** Ref : Page 145 of Rachel's section of the original history - see biography 5160 | TUCKER, Walter John (I-5800)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, PM (I-5777)
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1. Ann's mothers maiden surname was McLEAN but it is not known whether she was a blood relation to any of 'our' McLeans.
2. There were two by the name of Ann McBain who were born 1838 - their fathers were two brothers, Donald and Norman. | MCBEAN/MCBAIN, Ann (I-5290)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, PJ (I-3835)
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18.05.2016 SOURCE LORNA MCLEAN IDENTIFIED ANOTHER BURIAL on page 59 of AC Burial Register IN same PLOT 346 GEN SECTION IN CURRENCY CREEK NAMELY
Rachel Ann 18yoa headstone d.04.071901 Date of Burial 06.07.1901, last residence FINNIS, BURIED AT CURRENCY CREEK SA..................info to be traced or linked or deleted | NESS, Robert John (I-6101)
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1864 scotland uk found with no source nor citation provided except for some online narrative, no opr nor any other evidence. Awaiting reply... | RANKINE, Dr John (I-5830)
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1884 Family history search Birth Certificate
Record information
EventBirth Event registration number26657 Registration year:1884 Personal information
Family name:MCDONALD Given names:Rachel Annie father's name:Donald William Mother's name:Christina(Cameron) Place of birth:NURR [?Nurrabiel?], Victoria | MCDONALD, Rachel Annie b1884 (I-6680)
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19 MARCH 2021 PHONED PAT LONG re children of briget callaghan/corrigan/variations (in all the SAGHS bdm entries)source pat long nee LODER margaret mary callaghan was married to a "bryan"
born 4 sept new hamburg in 1860 SOURCE? i birth certificate
died 21 may 1921 in Strathablbyn obituary in southern argus. married to michael joseph ryan at mt barker 9 11 1888. two children mary ann 1893 and john james in 1905.
her grandchildren are buried in john johnston grave and richards grave. see pats plaques for twins of MARGARET MARY RYAN FAMILY. | CALLAGHAN, Margaret Mary (I-8049)
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19/07/2016 note offered by Pat Long to Lorna McLean (03.12.16) Briget Corrigan and Briget Callaghan are one and the same person.
Upon her WEDDING certificate is written at the top filled in by the minister of religion prior to the ceremony (shown to me) is her name as Briget Corrigan and at the end of the document Bridget signed it as Callaghan ON THE SAME PAGE.
Document copy or registration number is pending to provide evidence for this mishap of history; Researcher Lorna McLean
| CALLAGHAN OR CORRIGAN, Bridget (I-5670)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, CH (I-6602)
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1985:BRIEF HISTORY OF THIS BRANCH:written by a McLean descendant:
"Elizabeth (Bess) Gifford was the daughter of Margaret Power Nee McLean. She was named for the mother of her father Harry Gifford who was of English birth and she was born at North Adelaide. She was half-sister to Mabel Power and about 4 years younger. (actually she was 3 years younger)
As a baby Bess was taken with the small family to Western Australia by boat (note; the railway did not operate until 1917 - E.M.S.). At the time there were thriving oyster beds at Fremantle and the family lived at Claremont. Harry worked at Harris Scarfes, but whether at Adelaide or at a Perth branch the unnamed writer does not say. 1998 Bess at 12yoa lost her mother to a stroke. Bess stated that her mother had ridden with the S.A. Hunt Club at the Barr Smith property prior to her marriage.
1908,Bess now 24yoa, returned to SA and lived with half sister Mabel in Glenelg and was employed at the Grosvenor Hotel, Adelaide, opposite the railway station, later at the Adelaide Club as a librarian. After her half sister Mable died (no date) Bess lived with John and Pat Kilmartin at Somerton SA until she had a fall in 1973 and so went to "Alwyndor", a private nursing home in Hove SA very nearby. In 1985 Bess could still read, walk with the aid of a frame, was still mentally alert though a little deaf and was most interested in the McLeans.
Mabel seems to have been widowed early as she worked as a nurse at Parkside Psychiatric Unit (now [written c1995] in Glenside SA. Harry Gifford died in Perth after W.W.1. | GIFFORD, Elizabeth (Bess/ie) (I-2321)
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2019 research offered no leads at all.A thorough exploration of succession duties (due to Donald according to Christinas will on her death-upon review there was nothing left for the lad because Donald Mclean b1779-senior had a will dated Oct 1855 that had conditions that superceded Chistinas will. Donald b1855 junr would not inherit on his majority (as per Christinas will).
Extensive Searches in Websites/Cemeteries=zero, Education of any description=zero, Institutions for orphaned children=zero, Churches of Strathalbyn=zero, Goolwa Shire FH records=zero, Strathalbyn FH Room=zero, SROSA@Gepps Cross-:-Stock brands, Rifle/Vehicle/Cart license=zero, Military records on naa.org.au=zero, succession duties in SRO=zero, extensive research on Trove newspapers=zero, Engagements=zero, Wedding/Marriage=zero, SAGHS, Builders/Fishermen license (because though no know connection with his birth mothers family who were builders/fishermen; residents in Milang and Mt Barker =zero, specific professional researchers in SLSA could find no Volunteer Military connection=zero, the Tannahill and Hugh the younger family lines=zero, the Ann McBean family lines=zero, too young at 14 in 1869 for earely Boar Wars, to old by WWI =zero, Donald McLean b1779 made no mention of him in his will even though his last of many codicils was written in October 1855=zero, Christina wrote extensively on this child, two years before her death, referring to him as Donald Mclean, son of Hugh the younger and Ann McBain her house servant with very detail will that the young Donald Mclean would inherit on his maturity=zero, Donald Mclean b1855 jnr left no evidence of receipt as succession duties (at SROSA) 6 years later=zero, Most likely was never explained/told as was social practice of that time and the child have little liklihood of ever knowing/finding out=zero,
Conclusion in Jan 2021 by Lorna Mclean at this point there is no further evidence of his birth in 1855 due to newspaper clipping I found in Jan/Feb 1855 where the magistrate or the newspaper journalist stated the defendent was 'obviously enciente'=zero, plus in 1857 again two newspaper clippings where the biological mother made court application twice for care and custody and was rejected twice by courts-due to application preparation didnt meet needs of court (paraphrasing)=zero. NFinformation at Jan 2021, except to explore if any records of ships crews, or change of name, ownership of his own seavessel, overseas departure for unknown dates/locations, jumped ships, penal offense+incarceration, died at sea, relocated to interstate or Scotland, occupational change to jackaroo, but at 14yoa most likely but not proven, may well have been relocated with his uncle in the block next door and was kept as family or staff; as was common practice where a child left school as early as 12yoa to work the farm even up until the 1940's to keep the wolf from the door. Researcher Lorna Mclean Still awaiting a new application today for A.what age would a volunteer soldier join the Volunteer Defence Forces? B. | MCBAIN OR MCLEAN, Donald (I-5291)
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24.04.2021....after checking Trove and FAGrave and calling local cemetery (Dumbleyung) I left an archivist Deb Stevens of Wagin Shire on 12th March 2021 to see if she could find more for G G Rankine EARLY DEMISE at 42yoa AND NO HEADSTONE when his will stated "no less than 8000 pounds"
advice is that he was in fact buried in WA but a memorial plaque added to a rankine headston in Strathalbyn SA -evidence required eg headstone
29.04.2021 found brother Harry had almost killed a policeman see his profile for charge of attempted murder and Gavin in another newspaper obituary that RANKINE.On October 20, 1921, at Dongolocking, East Wagin, Western Australia Gavin Gemmell, beloved husband of Lillian Rankine, aged 42 years. with a further writeup IMMEDIATELY below suggesting his demise as was so many in the town of Dungolocking was a particulary virulent influenza. | RANKINE, Gavin Gemmell (I-8800)
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3 Mar 1934 dod of David Fennell according to Susan Fennell. Indicated no will, died suddently at home, cremated no memorial plaque. | FENNELL, David (I-5528)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, FM (I-3016)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | F, K (I-8037)
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9 October 2021 Lorna Mclean
searches from 1744 (the year of the birth of OPR EVIDENCED Rachel Rankine 16 Dec 1744) to 1800 offer no evidence of the
marriage
of Margaret Main and John Rankine-Younger b.1719-assume handfasted this early in time. Scotland was also in an 150 period of history of religious revolution until mid 1700's | Family F-2981
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, Rev A (I-669)
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A death date of 13th July 1953 was previously inputted but this is clearly an error because Gin gave birth to Bray later that year. | ASHBY, Harriet Mary (Dimps or Gin) (I-4581)
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A leaning stone in the old Kilmallie burial ground has: "In memory of Isabella, ... born Stornoway, June 26th 1834"
Or born 1828. | MACMASTER, Isabella (I-9077)
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A leaning stone in the old Kilmallie burial ground has: "In memory of Isabella, .... Died Fort William April 3rd 1889" | MACMASTER, Isabella (I-9077)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | R, MM (I-630)
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A registered nurse who married one of her patients, Jack HOWARD, owner of Albion Downs, a station in the North of WA. She died of cancer when her 3rd child was a baby | STARK, Marjorie (I-670)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, HB (I-3322)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | F, KM (I-8246)
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A William George Webb is buried at Enfield Cemetery but d.4 Aug 2010. Ensure you check the details that your William George Webb is your relative. | WEBB, William George (I-8457)
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A year of 1811 is in the clan-cameron.org.au genealogy website but this is not correct on account of having a brother born the same year (unless they are twins) and she was baptized in 1816. | CAMERON, Catherine (I-9350)
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According to Edith Mavis's birth certificate, Jessie was born in Adelaide and was 24 years old when she gave birth to Edith Mavis in 1925 - this would indicate that she was born in 1901. This aligns with Jessie's marriage certificate that has her at 20yoa at the time of the wedding in 1921. | ROBERTS, Jessie Priscilla (I-5520)
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According to her father's entry in Wikipedia. | RANKINE, Mary Downer (I-6672)
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According to his death certificate, John was 23 years old when he married Eliza in Jeparit. | Family F-1194
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According to marriage certificate of Marie Alwine Elizabeth (Else). | BERNDT, Theodor Albert (I-1573)
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According to Robert's death certificate, he married Ruby when he was 56 years old - this would have been about 1978 because he was 67 at the time of his death in 1989. | Family F-2688
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According to Robert's death certificate, he was a widower at the time of his death in 1989 - ie she died before 1989. | UNKNOWN, Ruby (I-8126)
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According to the BRB (p119 in Rachel's section), her name was Eleanor Gilbert. But Jenny Biddle advised that the name was Frances Emily May Gilbert. She was Jenny's aunty (a sister of Jenny's father). Jenny knew her because she used to go and stay at the Federal Hotel as a child, after Tom had died. The name needs to be checked. | GILBERT, Eleanor (I-6443)
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Ada died after swallowing a pin. She had kept some pins in a glass on a shelf next to some drinking glasses and it is thought that she got them mixed up. She had an operation to remove the pin but she died 10 days later - possibly because the pin had pierced her oesophagus. | MATTHEWS, Ada Catherine (I-8886)
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Ada's granddaugther married in this church in 1951-Flora-May Whaley nee Smith. | KANALEY, Ada Ethel (I-8540)
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Adelaide Advertiser | STURGEON, Florence Jessie (I-3091)
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Adelaide Chronicle, 8th Oct 1936 - Robert Edward Welchman of Largs Pier Hotel, died in a private hospital Adelaide. | WELCHMAN, Robert Edward (I-3092)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | K, AR (I-5504)
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Advertised in Death notices in Adelaide Advertiser 13AUG2007. Citation of Ryerson Index, by 22 Apr Researcher Lorna McLean | INGLIS, Terence William (I-476)
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AFTER DISCUSSION WITH DON GORDON, kept both information but retained George Morgan as husband until further evidence arises. THEN WENT BACK TO SA GENEALOGY AND FOUND BELOW. OTHER EVIDENCE WAS ON ANCESTRY WITH 2 OTHER FAMILIES TREES. NO FURTHER ACTION REGARDINGR GEORGE RANDOLPH Morgan - see sources
believed married 2 or maybe 3 times morgan, ?, Harris several children to George Harris.
Groom Surname: MORGAN Groom Given Names: George Bride Surname: ROLFE Bride Given Names: Effie Victoria Marriage Date: 20-Apr-1921 Marriage Place: Registry Office Adelaide
Groom Age: 42 Groom Marital Status: W Groom Father: William George MORGAN Bride Age: 32 Bride Marital Status: S Bride Father: James Anthony ROLFE District: Adelaide Book/Page: 287/287 | ROLFE, Effie Victoria (I-7724)
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After the Allan family removed to the mid-north in 1878 Rachel met William Prescott Hornby who was working at the Hotel at Collins said to be against the wishes of Allan and his wife, took place on 19/4/1881 at Red Hill, in the Pt Broughton - Crystal Brook area, 106 miles north of Adelaide. Rachel was aged 18 and Bill as her husband was called, was 22. He was bom at sea aboard the "Mary E|izabeth" on 17/12/1858, 14 days out from England on the way to South Australia. He was the eldest son andnamed after his father. He was completely uneducated and was working at the age of 11 on the Dry Creek railway line for one shilling and sixpence (15 cents) a day. (no doubt Allan's objection to the marriage was due to Bill's lack of schooling, and there was a break with the family except for Rachel's sister Mary, Mrs Nutt of Orroroo). Bill worked for some years on northern sheep stations and was then at Collins then owned by Collins and later by Coffeys. At that time he and Rachel lived
Nearby.
In 1884 they obtained their own land in the Pt Broughton district, 107 miles north and west of Adelaide. They were one and a half miles N.E. of the town on the northern side of the Port Pirie Road and here they remained until old age. Their home was a dug-out cellar type but it flooded so they built 4 rooms of "pug and pine" with white washed super bag ceilings. More lean-to rooms of galvanised iron were added as the family increased. Cooking was by wood stove and laundering was done out of doors under a spreading pepper tree until a wash house was built and to this a car shed was joined in later years.
More blocks of land were bought as they could afford them until they owned approximately 1000 acres. Finance came from cropping and farm produce. They sold eggs and butter to the town shops and residents, and they also had a milk round, At one stage wheat sold at one shilling and ninepence (18 cents) per bushell and in 1914 they reaped only 49 bags and had to request a bank loan to keep going but in 1915 hard work was rewarded with 1000 bags and so they were out of debt.
Rachel's last surviving child, May Malycha, was living in November 1990 and described her mother as good, kindly, reliable and a gentle loving mother, an out-going country woman who managed the family business well. She was above average height with nicely rounded features and wore long black dresses always. She gave birth to all her eleven children at home with the aid of a midwife, Mrs Watson, and in later years was often herself called on for the same service.
Bill was something of a character. Short in stature, of wiry build, with a bushy beard and smoked a foul smelling pipe. He liked the odd drink if Rachel gave him the money. He doubled the price he needed so he could have 4 drinks instead of 2. The eleven children were 7 daughters and 4 sons and only Arthur did not marry and died at the age of 45.
All the children attended Pt Broughton School, starting at 9 years and leaving at 13 or 14. In due course the sons went their own way, though working at home in their teen years, except for Gordon who continued to work with his father and eventually acquired that land and farmed about 600 acres.
Water was a problem early on and the men of the family would take a tank on a wagon pulled by three horses up over the Collings Gap to Red Hill to buy water which was 9 pence (9 cents) a ban'el at one time. Returning up the eastern side of the Gap, once, heavy rain fell as they neared the top, so they decided to let the water go as there was no real road and the going was not easy. As they neared home the rain ceased and their own place was bone dry, so they had to turn round and make a repeat journey.
Eventually the house had two underground tanks, one for home consumption and the other for stock. The water was drawn up by bucket and stored in barrels. One day Rachel walked over the cover of a tank and it gave way. She fell but being broad shouldered she was wedged. After much yelling for help she was carefully lifted out. Water in such tanks is always cold so buckets of cream were lowered to chill for butter making, salt was added and one pound pats formed for sale in exchange for meat from butcher Harry Barker and for groceries from Fraser and Gillies. Eggs were sold in the same way as they always kept hens, ducks and geese. When on rare occasions the children received spending money they were able to buy 2 buns for a penny (1 cent) or a stick of licorice for the same.
There were always cows to be milked twice a day, at one time 18, but usually 10 or 11. The children did the milk round at Pt Broughton, taking a horse and cart loaded with cans and customers were charged 2 pence (2 cents) a pint. When the round was the reins were tied to the can and the horse sent home with the empty cans for Rachel to wash and prepare for next day. This was not altogether popular locally as the reliable old horse refused to move aside to allow cars to pass. Cars were then just beginning to be used as transport.
Once, May and Maggie, used sovereigns paid for accounts, to play "Knuckle bones" as they travelled home in the cart. They had no idea of the value of the coins and when they were onto the road they made no attempt to recover them. Rachel took them back and made them search until they were found, every penny being needed.
In earlier years Bill worked hard. Later he made sure that his sons did the same. To augment the income he did boat work and worked at the wheat stacks. He kept up to 10 draught horses and the children had to take them to Fishermens Bay by the roadway to water which was the first to get piped water.
Maggie was the helper in the house, but May was an outside worker and drove a team. Once, when she had little brother Gordon with her and he disobeyed her order to sit still, he fell, and the plough went right over him, fortunately without causing any injury. He was so dirty that May undressed him, thoroughly shook out his clothes, redressed him and kept quiet about the incident and did not confess for many years.
Occasionally Rachel and Bill would harness up the two grey horses to the buggy, and leaving at 3 a.m. would drive to Pt Pirie with some of the children. They would travel across country and after completing their "buy up" would return home after dark and reach there after midnight.
In later years there was a car, a new (black, naturally) Model T. Ford. The story is told that one evening after a visit to the township, and maybe with one drink too many, Bill came in around the gate and could not stop at the car shed in time - and in spite of calling loudly "Whoa! Whoa!" the car went into it and straight through the other end. Maggie learnt to drive but May never did.
The race course on the Hornby property was on the swamp between the old home and son Allan's. The annual race meeting was a great day. Horse stalls were of mallee rails and Rachel and her family catered, charging two shillings (20 cents) for a dinner. Pies, pasties, sausage rolls, pudding and custard, cakes, etc. As children the family made its own amusements with highlights of days at Fishermans Bay, school and Sunday School picnics. Later there were dances and socials at Pt Broughton. Horses were tied up to pepper trees along the west side of the old hall in Mackay Street.
A newspaper cutting records that the marriage of daughter May to Jack Malchya took place in April 1931 at St. PhiIIip's Church and the reception for 120 persons was held in conjunction with the 50th wedding celebration of Rachel and William Prescott Homby, at the residence of Allan and Tot Homby, the verandahs protected by hessian awnings being the main venue. Jack, a brother, made the wedding cakes as he was working for PuIford's, the town bakers, at the time.
Rachel was fond of photographs and covered the house walls with them, some being of very large size so that one could say she still had her family around her when all had gone to homes of their own.
For many years she donated Bibles to the Methodist Sunday School as the Anglican's did not have a Sunday School. Bill called his children "bloody Wesleyan buggers" as they cut through the paddocks on Sundays. Bill was Catholic, Rachel Methodist, so naturally they married in the Anglican Church. Stained glass windows at St. Phillip's were donated by Rachel. The story is told that one day when the vicar called on a pastoral visit Bill called out loudly "who the hell is that old buggar out there" while the family tried to make him hush up.
In 1936 floodwaters rushed through the old house, damaging furniture and floor covering (linoIeums) so they shifted to a small house at Pt Broughton where Maggie next door, and other family members were very supportive. In 1946 when W.W.2 was over, the owner Henry Summerton needed this house in Mackay St. for his son Claude so Bill and Rachel lived until their deaths with vanous family members. In these last years Bill was a contrary old man - deaf, swore profusely, talked loudly and was rather bad tempered - quite a handful in fact.
Their Diamond Wedding was held at the Institute on 19/4/1941 with a vast gathering of family. A newspaper cutting tells of the various speakers, the musical entertainment and that they had spent 57 years at Port Broughton. Bill and Rachel had raised 1000 pounds ($2000) for war charities during the 1914-18 war.
DEATHS:
William Prescott Hornby on 4/5/1948 in his 90th year at the Red Hill home of his daughter May Malchya.
Rachel died at the residence of daughter Beattie Gransden at Port Pirie on 6/8/1949 aged 86 years.
Both were interred at Port Broughton.
The Hornby farms there have stayed within the family as the land is now owned by great grandson Allan Aitchison.
(Note: We are indebted to another great grandchild, Gloria Edwards, nee Hornby, for this delightful account of her pioneer family. The compiler (E.M.S.) has shortened it a little to use information of family members in their own sections.) | MCLEAN, Rachel (I-1670)
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Agnes Dixon was a sister to Thomas Dixon: source Joan Natalie McLean | DIXON, Agnes (Granmum) (I-7819)
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Agnes McLellan (nee Laidlaw) married Nicol Laidlaw and had 6 children. James Laidlaw was their secondborn son.
1. Hugh Malcolm, 2.James Laidlaw, 3.Elizabeth Helen, 4.Mary, 5. Donald and 6. Allan Reed all accessible on genealogysa.org | LAIDLAW, Agnes (I-8228)
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Alan Wilson said that Robert had a third given name - Milne - whereas the BRB (p546) did not have this third name - and neither does his death certificate. See citation note. | MCLEAN, Robert William Milne (I-5521)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, D (I-7814)
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Albert was 25 years old when he married Jean | Family F-2475
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Aldinga, Seaford and Port Noarlunga | ALDAM, Monda Constance (I-3883)
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Alfred's father's original section was taken up in 1906 when Kybybolite Station then sub-divided for a closer settlement (in 1905) and is still farmed (Section 526) Hundred of Binnum. By his son Douglas Hamilton Bradley. together with sections 614-615 in the Hundred of Binnum and also sections 554-555-556 and with his sons John and Phillip Bradley. Note that the original section of 1906 was taken up by Alfred senior, husband of Kitty McLean. and father of the above Alfred Hamilton Bradley.
Alfred H. of "Battunga Park", was a prominent member of the community as was his father. The Naracoorte "Herald" of 30/10/1961 had a headline: "Chairman of the Naracoorte District Council" in a farm accident in which his leg was mangled by farm machinery during mowing operations so that he required hospitalisation and was seriously hurt.
By 1978 Alfred H. was in need of care and went to the Naracoorte_Hospital and his wife went to "Longridge". ln 1981 on Sept. 20th Alfred and Eily celebrated their Diamond Wedding (60 years) at "Battunga Park", the descendants being photographed with them.
DEATHS:
Eily aged 90 years on 3/2/1984 - interred at Naracooite. _
Alfred Hamilton Bradley died aged 89 years on 11/8/1985 at the Naracoorte Hospital.
His long obituary was published in the Naracoorte "Herald" of 2/9/1985. Extracts are that he established the Fire Fighting Unit in the Kybybolite area and was the Chairman for 14 years. Chairman of the District Council. Committee member and Chairman of the Kybybolite Town Hall for 30 years. Life member of the Football Club and Agricultural Bureau. Chairman of the Naracoorte Hospital Board. Patron of the Naracoone Agricultural and Pastoral Society. After leaving school he had worked on his father's farm and helped with the family store at Kybybolite. Both he and his wife were accomplished pianists for church and social occasions, Alfred received his M.B.E. in 1969 for service to the Community. He had been hospitalised for 8 years.
Alf's dance band was in popular demand in the period 1930 - 1950's when many formal balls were held at Kybybolite, Naracooite and surrounding towns in S.A. and Victoria. Eily played for Sunday church services at the Kybybolite Hall for many years and usually entertained the minister and some ofthe congregation for afternoon tea at her home. | BRADLEY, Justice of Peace Alfred Hamilton (I-1639)
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Alice Maude Kanaley died in Adelaide SA | FAIREY, Samuel Herbert (I-8574)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, AG (I-1612)
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All Saints Church | Family F-411
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Allan Hezekiah GREEN and Mary Abercromby TURNER
Marriage Date: 1891, July 11 Marriage Place: Res of D Green Hughes Park Groom Age: 33 Groom Approx. Birth Year: 1858
Groom Father: John GREEN Bride Age: 22 Bride Approx. Birth Year: 1869 Bride Father Name: Kendrick Alfred TURNER at Wakefield RefNo:168/143
Of note in google maps at time of entry; 8 Feb 2021 by Researcher Lorna McLean. I could not find a HUGHES PARK except in Victoria....maybe some smaller park in WA? | Family F-2698
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ALLAN McLEAN born 24/10/1867 - registered and recorded in Hugh's Gaelic Bible. Born at Meningie, S.A.
DEATH: by drowning on 29/12/1869 at Meningie aged 2 years. interred at Strathalbyn in the same grave as his grandmother Christina McLean (nee McPhee) wife of Donald. (Strathalbyn burial record). | MCLEAN, Allan (I-2941)
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Allan obtained one block of land near the family home then gradually purchased "Millar Blocks" of 40 - 60 acres until his land eventually totalled approximately 2000 acres. He built his home closer to the swamps north east of the old home - towards Fishermans Bay.NSW | HORNBY, Allan William (I-1674)
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Allen Alexander McRae born 13/12/1884 at Strathalbyn.
Married with one child, no details known..
Death: on 4/5/1916 at Adelaide. lnterred at Strathalbyn on the 6th Div. 2/460 in the same grave as a baby sister.
From the "Southern Argus" dated 11/5/1916 (Thursday);
Personal: "the death occurred at the Adelaide Hospital on Thursday night last of Mr Allan McRae, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Donald H. McRae of Strathalbyn, at the age of 31 years. He had been engaged at the Victor Harbor Water Works and contracted an attack of typhoid fever of a very severe type. He was sent on by Dr Douglas to the hospital, where despite all skill he succumbed to the illness. His body was brought to Strathalbyn on Saturday and his mortal remains were laid to rest in the Strathalbyn Cemetery. The Rev. G. C. Love B. D. conducting the service at the grave. The late Mr McRae was a bright and clever young man, and a hard worker for any cause he associated himself with. He leaves a widow and one child for whom, as for his bereaved parents, much sympathy is felt." | MCRAE, Allen Alexander (I-3932)
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Alma was about 42 years old at the time of her wedding with Lionel. | UNKNOWN, Alma Lorraine (I-9444)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | A, AMKW (I-4695)
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Also Marrion or Mary Anne. | MCLUCAIS (MCDOUGALL), Marion (I-8665)
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Although Donald was buried near his homestead, "whether Donald was re-interred at the present cemetery or left in his original grave is not now known? (BRB p16). | MCLEAN, Donald b1779 (I-1)
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Although Percy's birth was registered at Mt Baker, he was actually born at "Meadow Bank", Strathalbyn. He was the last of the grandchildren born at the Allan McLean house as Allan removed to Collinsfield near Redhill later that year.
Percy was educated at Pulteney Grammar School, Adelaide, after the family moved to the city from Mt Templeton.
He was a wizard at and made a ready reckoner which was much sought after by the racing fraternity for whom he worked as a penciller at race courses. | HALDANE, Percy James (I-1054)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | G, AL (I-5598)
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Ambleside now in 2016 referred as Hahndorf SA | LEISHMAN, Edward Graham Ord Teleg (I-1633)
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American war bride | HORNBY, Beryl Inez (I-1910)
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An email to Port Augusta Council have offered confirmation of the information provided them. "our records indicate that Rosanna Way is buried at Carlton Parade cemetery in Port Augusta (on other websites referred to as Port Augusta General Cemetery). Buried 15/8/1908 at 72yoa. She is buried in the Unleased Section Plot 52 Grave No 14 at 7feet. Place of death is written as "hospital" So Im (the author) guessing Port Augusta. there is a note on her reocrd regrading a contact person being a Mr Scott Way. (no date is stated when regraded).Michelle Foote Technical Officer P A City Council to lj2333@hotmail.com on 23 October 2017) | SPITTLE, Rosanna Mary (I-8496)
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An unknown source has her death as 21st March 1965. | INGLIS DIED WA, Ethel May (I-510)
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An unknown source has his death as 7th Sept 1911 in Eastwood (rather than 1941!)
This note by Don Gordon on 20th March 2019. | MCLEAN, William Dawson (I-11)
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Ancestry also reports birth at Meningie SA on 2 Jun 1898. Also Full war service details offered in Ancestry and align with current entry. Location of birth:Entry altered by Researcher Lorna McLean 25 Ap;r 2017 | HUGHES, Otto William Trooper (I-2698)
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Ancestry in Scotland select births and baptisms 1564 to 1950 | WATT, Susan (I-8265)
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ANCESTRY indicates John and Bridget Callaghan married on 23 Apr 1858 but in Mt Barker SA. Whereas genealogySA state location is at New Hamburg SA. At time of writing -Nov 2020- it is to be noted that New Hamburg is now referred to as Willyaroo-however since we are recording the facts from official records, we enter those details not current details. Any researcher can source current information, but it wont link them back to the original story nor the ORIGINAL SOURCE DOCUMENTS as is practise of genealogy.
Both sites state the wedding is at a private address of James MacKenzie. | Family F-1864
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Ancestry states birth Abt 1906, DIMBOOLA VICTORIA AS BIRTH PLACE. No change at this point until further evidence. Father Alex Jno (Jonothan) Mcdonald, and mother as Jessie Sheridan. Registration Number 2551 | MCDONALD, Neil Alistair (I-7264)
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Ancestry states: Birth date 4 Feb 1906 Horsham Victoria. "year range? 1939-1948" presumably means enlisted military. Enlisted Caulfield Victoria Service No VX44975 NOK Kathleen McDonald Series description: B883:Army, 2nd AIF | MCDONALD, Neil Alistair (I-7264)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | T, AP (I-3786)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | I, AS (I-2243)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, AD (I-1660)
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Ann Janes parents are Joseph Oakley and Ann Carey (sagenealogy) | OAKLEY, Jane Ann (I-8509)
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Anna is recorded as the mother of Charles James Hine in Charles' marriage certificate. | HUMPHRIES, Anna (I-8365)
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Another line entry on SAGHS; reads Surname:HEASLIP Given Names: Henry Joseph Occupation:Not Recorded Location: Not Recorded Event date:1925 Age:Not Recorded Event: Complaint withdrawn Source:Police Gazette Source2:Page=30. | HEASLIP, Henry Joseph (I-9328)
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Another source (ref: Gemmell, p14) indicates that Eliza was born in 1832 in Glasgow - rather than in 1830 in Persia. | DAWSON, Eliza Willock (I-778)
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Another source (which one?) has her name as Isabella or Elizabeth, born 1772 - with unknown surname. (Note by Don Gordon on 6th May 2018) | MCLAREN, Margaret Lady (I-1303)
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another source on TROVE NEWSPAPERS SHOW:- Newspapers: Browse South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register (Adelaide, SA : 1836 - 1839) Sat 20 Jan 1838 Page 3 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Here this journalist entry indicates the Navarino departed on the 8th January 1838. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.
January 18 - The ship Royal Admiral, 400 tons Fotheringham, master, from London, with passengers.
January 19 - The barque Lady of the Lake, 350 tons, from Twofold Bay, with stock.
January 19 - The brig Siren, 150 tons, Bell, master, from Launceston, with stock and passengers.
January 19 - The schooner John Duncomb, McLeay, master, 85 tons, from Launceston with stock and passengers.
DEPARTURES.
January 8 - The barque Navarino, Warming
master, for Launceston. OTHER RECORDS INDICATE ARRIVAL HOBART TASMANIA | MCLEAN, Allan b.1811 Snr (I-3)
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Anthony (Hugh) McLean born 27/8/1895 at Narrabeen.
He featured in the sea rescue described above. Although his obituary gives his birth as in Aug. 1896, the next child having been born April 1897 does not permit of the at least 9 months between family members, hence the alteration to 1895. Nor was he the 6th son of the Rover - he was the 2nd nor were the McLeans the very first family at Manly Cove, Narrabeen. (See the 1925 newspaper article already given although not in full). But Anthony Hugh's obituary has much of interest as printed in a newspaper of Ballarat, Victoria.
It states that Hugh was the last surviving member of the original and 1st Boy Scout Troop in Australia with the members being drawn from Dee Why and Collaroy between Narrabeen and Manly. The troop was formed in 1906.
On 5/12/1909 the McLean children witnessed the 1st flight of an Australian built aircraft and piloted by G. A. Taylor, not powered by an engine but by 30 persons pulling on ropes from the then sand dunes at Narrabeen. At 15 Hugh joined his brotherain-law Parker Johnston at the Victorian Forest nursery at Broadford, Vic., commenced 1911 for the growing of pines. Hugh was sent to Pt Campbell with Gerry Geraghty (later the Chairman of the Vic. Forrestry Commission) and from there Hugh returned to Broadford.
Marriage:to Myrtle Annie Burge at Broadford, Vic.
The next move was to French Island (the Penal Settlement) to work at the plantation there. By 1922 the family was at Scarsdale - Linton area on a similar project.
At Linton his reputation as a rifle-man arose with his many trophies. Dunng 1928 the family was sent to Ouyen Forestry District, extending to the SA border where Hugh established Hardwood Forests under very adverse conditions. He was made Life Governor of the Ouyen Hospital for his work on the grounds and he set up the Ouyen scout Troop. June 1939 saw Hugh and his family at Lal Lal for him to establish the Hardwood Forest there and his many activities are listed in his obituary, He retired in 1962 after 50 years service with the Victorian Forests Commission to Ballarat where he resided until the time of his death on 13/7/1978 aged 83 years. His wife Myrtle (b. 4/1/1900) had died on 21/5/1970. (Both interred at Ballarat) | MCLEAN, Anthony Hugh (I-2524)
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Apparently Emil's step-son. | SMITH, Colin (I-880)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, HJ (I-2063)
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Apparenty unrelated.
Question : Who were her parents? | MCLEAN, Flora Mary (I-4268)
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Apsley cemetery: MITCHELL HILDA section A row C No3 date of burial 23-July 1934 19 yrs APSLEY religion CHURCH OF ENGLAND
Hilda had been a nurse for 18 months when she died. There has been nothing found as to where it was contracted. This was a time pre antibiotics (1950's in Australia).
SOURCE:http://www.apsley.vic.au/files/APSLEY%20CEMETERY%20RECORDS%20-%20Copy.pdf | MITCHELL, Hilda Adele (I-8882)
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ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR MCLEAN born 18/12/1856 at Strathalbyn' the 6th child.
HISTORY: He moved to Naracoorte with his father and brothers from "Melrose". Angas Plains about 1874, enduring the long and difficult journey by wagon and via the Coorong as described in his father's history. He remained with brother Charles Soward to aid their father in setting up his new farm at The Gap_ 16 miles from Naracoorte until 1877 then joined George Henry at Dunmunkle. Victoria where George had gone sometime in 1874, and worked with him in partnership only brief|y. Archibald's licence for section 30 at Dunmunkle was of 320 acres and was granted on 26/10/1877, having applied on the 1st of that month.
The official inspection of 16/3/1881 revealed a dwelling of 12 by 11 by 7 feet of bush timber and a bark roof and 70 acres under cultivation. Like his brothers he augmented his income by working on neighbouring sheep farms as well as attending to his crops. He was in partnership with Charles Soward (the last brother to arrive from S.A.) for 4 years until the latter set up on his own account and married. Archibald Sinclair did not marry.
He made his final payment on Section 30 on 18/7/1895 and was still the owner when public records ceased to be available for perusal by the public. It must be presumed that it remained his property up until the time of his death.
DEATH: on 15/2/1938 at Minyip at the age of 81 years. lnterred at Minyip | MCLEAN, Archibald Sinclair b. 1856 (I-4448)
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Arrived in SA with his parents when he was 5 years old - on the 'China' in 1852 | STURGEON, George Harvey (I-2952)
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Arrived on Navarino on which the McLeans were travelling. However James would have to be 12yoa if our entries are correct. And that is unlikely until further information comes to light as on the ship he is identified as a victuiller (in 2016 meaning alcohol licensee). And the ships list seems to suggest that he travelled alone.
And yet he married Margaret McLean b1827 (two years younger than him) which is again conjecture but a more likely age match if you can get past the "occupation of a 12yoa male"? It was 1837! | KEATING, James (I-5236)
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Arthur died suddenly of polio aged 30 years. | TUCKER, Hubert Arthur Private (I-6200)
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As advised by Patricia Long 19/7/2016 to Researcher Lorna McLean
Victor John (Vic) Long was christened 8/1/1928 Church of England: Burekup WA | LONG, Victor John b.1927 (I-5735)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, GH (I-1641)
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As per gravestone. | RANKINE, Gertrude Beevor (I-9391)
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As per gravestone. | RANKINE, Gertrude Beevor (I-9391)
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As per her gravestone. | BEEVOR, Gertrude Anne (I-8787)
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Ashbourne is a small town in South Australia situated roughly halfway between Meadows and Goolwa, approximately 14 kilometres from the town of Strathalbyn and 43 kilometres from Adelaide. At the 2016 census, Ashbourne had a population of 281.Wikipedia 13 Nov 2020 Researcher Lorna Mclean | ROGERS, Hannah (I-9206)
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Ashbourne is a small town in South Australia situated roughly halfway between Meadows and Goolwa, approximately 14 kilometres from the town of Strathalbyn and 43 kilometres from Adelaide. At the 2016 census, Ashbourne had a population of 281.Wikipedia 13 Nov 2020 Researcher Lorna McLean | MAIDMENT, William Joseph (I-9205)
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Ashes at Cowell and at Strathalbyn | MCLEAN, Alfred Parker Justice Of Peace (I-3812)
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Ashville is 20 miles south of Tailem Bend | SMITH, Robert John (I-2708)
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Associate of the London College of Music | Family F-1261
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Assumed handfasted or/&...12months and one day as was the practise....see https://englishhistoryauthors.blogspot.com/2016/11/handfasting-in-scotland.html
Summary cc
Handfasting rituals, especially in Scotland, has long been surrounded by mythical images of couples binding their hands and even drawing blood to form a trial marriage that would last one year, after which, the couple could in mutual consent, stay together or part. The real ritual.... There was no need for witnesses (ONLY STRENGTHENED the proof) or the consent of the parents. There was no need for a priest. .... Two people could exchange vows and that was enough. There was no need for banns or a mass to bless the marriage, just two people consenting. It wasn?t even necessary to have sexual intercourse, the marriage was binding. This legal position was made from about 1200 onwards with the support and direction of the Church.
In Scotland there was a third type of marriage called ?marriage by habit and repute.? This was a marriage established when a couple lived together as if married and presented themselves to society as married; a kind of common law marriage. .....
Like elsewhere, in Scotland, divorce wasn?t possible. A couple were married for life...It wasn?t until the Scottish Reformation in 1560 that divorce and remarriage became possible.
The common process for a marriage in the late medieval time up until the Reformation included a betrothal, a proclamation of the banns and consent in the present tense.... Though the Church and the law recognized clandestine marriages (marriages made without witnesses and the usual Church presence) they did everything they could to discourage them. ...With the Reformation many Protestant.....In 1563 the Roman Catholic Church ...... Since Scotland became a Protestant country in 1560.... So both Scottish civil law and the Church essentially kept what made a marriage unchanged. ...The only changes were to permit divorce and remarriage and a reduction in the degrees of consanguity.....By the 18th century,....the civil law continued to support it and that remained unchanged until 1940.
Though the civil law essentially remained the same the cultural customs surrounding marriage did change over the 4 centuries between the Scottish Reformation and 1940. Handfasting fell away about the late 17th century or.....?
In the late 18th century a kind of a myth arose around handfasting,.....and it continued on until the 20th century and eventually became incorporated in the neo-Pagan rituals still practiced today. | Family F-1
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-2553
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At Leola farm, Hindmarsh which is 10 km east of Dowerin in Western Australia. | Family F-3119
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At Meadow Bank. | MCLEAN, Jane Hamilton (I-12)
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At present, there are three sources regarding when and where Lachlan was born.
* OPR: 21st May 1797 at Lagganulva, Mull - "Lau'n Black & Christina McQuary at Lagganulva had their nat son Lauchlan" (ref: OPR births 544/10113 Kilninian and Kilmore, page 113 of 178).
* MILITARY RECORD: Late 1799 in Tobermory - "Lachlan Black born in the parish of Kilmore in or near the town of Tobermory (authors note 15km as the crow flies) in the county of Argyle was enlisted on the 25th September 1817 at the age of eighteen .. he is about twenty five and ¾ years of age ... on 27th July 1825." (ref: military discharge papers). Although a military record might contain some inaccuracies, this particular record is consistent with the 1841 census - both mention a pension, so are possibly referring to the same person.
* CENSUS 1841: Around 1798 - The 1841 census has Lachlan Black as 43 years old living in Innair (where is this?). Ages written down for the census are indicative, but not always precise.
* These three possibilities are close, but not identical - 21st May 1797 Vs 1798 Vs late 1799 (a difference of two and half years), and Lagganulva Vs Tobermory (a distance of 9 kms as the crow flies, 16 km by road).
* The sources might be referring to different individuals. But hopefully, they are about the same individual, in which case we would attribute the differences to recording errors. If the OPR is OK, this also gives his parent's names. If the military record is the right one, it also gives a lot of information about him. And if the census is the right one, it indicates something about changes in his family arrangements. So combined, they help build the picture of his life.
| BLACK, Lachlan Pte (I-8628)
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At residence of bride:Queen Street, Woollahra NSW | Family F-2895
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At some time livng in Nhil, Victoria | STURGEON, Beatrice Mary (I-2955)
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At the age of 22 and before her marriage, James's mother Christina, gave birth to a James McLean on 18/3/1885 at home at Strathalbyn. Her mother Margaret registered the boy.
Father "unknown".
He died at the age of 5 years on 12/3/1890. | MCLEAN, James (I-5305)
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At the time of his wedding to Jennifer | WILSON, John (I-4124)
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ATTEMPT to transcribe headstone
In loving memory of
WILLIAM TAYLORSMITH
?
also Sarah Jane
nee Stickells
wife of above
Died 1 ? Aged 78 or 79 years
also Stephen Stickells
Died 1882 Aged 44 years
Buried at Pt Augusta
ALSO
Sarah ? Russu?
?
?wife ?
Died 1970 ? Dec Aged 23 years
IN ? CARE | TAYLOR-SMITH, William Taylor (I-8127)
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Audrey spent her last days in Mr Coolum Nursing home, Nambour Queensland. This is thought to be close to her Inglis family members. | INGLIS, Audrey Edna (I-168)
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Auscemindex Ref indicates burial at Woronora Memorial Park NSW | KING, Francis (Frank) Edward (I-9217)
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Austcemindex, states born Strathalbyn, SA, which geographically some short distance, around 50km away, left as per genealogysa for relatives to correct as necessary | WESTLAKE, Ronald Gordon Private (I-6277)
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Baby Ronald was born very much premature and died aged 11 weeks being too frail to survive. | WARNER, Ronald (I-3023)
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Baby Ronald was born very much premature and died aged 11 weeks being too frail to survive. | BANNING, Ronald (I-3024)
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Baptised on 15th April 1972, St Pancras, St Matthew, Camden, London, England. Judi Mooney referred to the London, England, Births & Baptisms 1813-1906 - but no specific reference was given. | ROSHER, Mabel Emma Nurse (I-7922)
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Baptised on 15th November 1829 in Colmonell, Ayrshire - as per OPR births. | HALDANE, Thomas (I-777)
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Baptist section AA, Gravesite 0375 | TAPLIN, Catherine Wilhelmina (I-8066)
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Barbara McRae born 6/8/1908 - died aged 1 day.
Buried 9/5/1908, Div. 2/460 at the Strathalbyn Cemetery | MCRAE, Barbara (I-3984)
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Barker Section at West Terrace Cemetery | THOMPSON, Charles (snr) (I-9271)
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Barman, butcher, taxi driver and opal miner. | MCLEAN, Angus Ewin William (I-2430)
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Barnstaple or is the main town of North Devon, England, and possibly the oldest borough in the United Kingdom. It is a former river port, located at the lowest crossing point of the River Taw, flowing into the Bristol Channel. Population:20,724 (2001) Shire county:Devon | WAY, Samuel Joseph (I-8495)
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based on BRB this lady was originally named Jean McMoran Tassie and born on a specific date 4 May 1905 in Subiaco with no other evidence. On 28 Feb 2019 her name was altered I searched and found both her birth and death records CLEARLY STATE JEAN MAY not Jean McMoran with correct father. Reseacher: Lorna McLean. This can be altered with visible evidence. | TASSIE, Jean May (I-5031)
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Beattie was a gentle lady - quiet nature, hard working and loved her family. In her latter years she was unfortunate to be affected by a stroke. However her sense of humour was still with her. | HORNBY, Rachel Catherine Beatrice (Beattie) (I-1918)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, EJ (I-2422)
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Before marrying Glenys. | MCCLUNG, Roderick (I-5447)
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Before she married Clyde. | MCDONALD, Clarice Mary (I-3887)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, R (I-4079)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, RDC (I-3843)
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Before she married Jack. | WILLIAMS, Amy Gwendyn (Blue) (I-4121)
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Before she was married to John. | DIXON, Elizabeth (I-3802)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | K, SJ (I-5475)
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Believed to have died in Madras in India. | DECOQUE (OR DE COQUE), John Vincent (I-7750)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, Gd (I-885)
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Bella moved from SA to WA - Perth and later Katanning.
She had a second marriage, to a farmer whose surname was German. There were other children.
Her mother lived with her for a lenthy period. | KELLY, Isabella 'Bella' (I-770)
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Bella moved from SA to WA - Perth and then Katanning.
Her mother Christina lived with her. | KELLY, Isabella 'Bella' (I-770)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | T, MR (I-4723)
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Benjamin asked his wife to spread his ashes to some 50 places that were meaningful sites to both of them and their lives. Joan McLean has been asked to list the sites where she took the ashes to. PLAQUES LOCATED AT Hopetoun, Albany, Strathalbyn among several others. ASHES SCATTERED AT Jerdacuttup,others TBA | MCLEAN, Benjamin Ernest (I-3840)
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Benjamin is noted as the father on Benjamin's (jnr) marriage record. | BARNES, Benjamin (snr) (I-9301)
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Bill married Dianne and they had three girls.
Like his brother, was also in the R.A.A.F. for 6 years as an instrument fitter.
After he left the Air Force he became an Electrical Trade Instrument Fitter, working in Newcastle. N.S.W. until his death in a motor bike accident at the age of 29 years.
About 5 years after Bill died, Dianne married Brian Johnson and the three girls have taken their step-father's name of Johnson. | WOODMAN, William (Bill) Ronald (I-1616)
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Billion Graves offers Centenial Park cemetery as burial location. | DYER, Phyllis June (I-1535)
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BIRTH 'East Glen' Gunjerwarildi Warialda NSW | Family F-2119
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BIRTH 'Field View Lodge' Belvidere SA | CHERITON, John - the 3rd b1882 (I-5280)
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birth 'Lake View', Langhorne Creek, SA | BORRETT, George (Jnr) (I-5123)
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Birth 'Meadow Bank' Strathalbyn SA
She might have been born in April and February (check this) NO AUTHOR PROVIDED.
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Researcher 12 April 2020 Lorna Mclean found on MY HERITAGE RECORDED Name:Margaret Gifford dau of Harry and Elizabeth Gifford. Birth Jan 31 1864 Death Sep 19 1949 Cheltenham Cemetery, Cheltenham, South Australia, Australia | MCLEAN, Margaret (I-2314)
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BIRTH 'Meadow Bank' Strathalbyn SA | MCLEAN, Christina McPhee b1849 (Tina) (I-653)
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birth 'Meadow Bank' Strathalbyn SA | MCLEAN, Rachel (I-1670)
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birth 'Meadow Bank' Strathalbyn SA | MCLEAN, John Stuart Duncan (I-2285)
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birth 'Meadow Bank' Strathalbyn SA | MCLEAN, Katherine Graham 'Kitty' (I-1605)
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birth 'Waterloo' Angas Plains SA | MCLEAN, Elizabeth Frances (Lizzie) (I-2945)
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birth 'Waterloo', Angas Plains, SA | MCLEAN, Alfred John (I-3800)
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BIRTH 'Wyn Wyn' West Wail Vic | MCDONALD, Rachel Annie (I-7263)
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BIRTH 53 Taragon St Mile End SA | MCLEAN, Dora May (I-1510)
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BIRTH At the residence of Mr McBeath, Point McLeay, SA | Family F-864
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BIRTH Bashley Manor, Bashley, Hampshire UK | BUNDEY, Albert Edward (I-4093)
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Birth Black Point York Peninsula SA | POOLE, George Robert (I-1083)
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BIRTH Burswood Nursing Home Nailsworth SA | SMITH, Joan Natalie (I-3841)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | G, CR (I-1279)
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Birth date extracted from internet; from 8 Jan 1955 as record in BRB to be evidenced. Note by Lorna McLean 26.11.16 | XENEDES, Adriana (I-1138)
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BIRTH DATE provided by Pat Long 19/7/2016 to researcher Lorna McLean.
BOAT NAME JOSEPH SOMETHING ? FROM IRELAND TO AUSTRALIA BRIDGET CALLAGHAN.
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robert johnson (NOT "T" IN THIS CHILD NAME OF JOHNSTON VERSUS JOHNSON).
BORN 5 APRIL 1868 WOODCHESTER SA DIED ON 4 MAY 1920 AT KATANNING WA BUR IN KATANNING AND HEADSTONE BECOME PAT WILL SEND THE HEADSTONE IMAGE FOR THIS LAD. did not marry . war? christened without a t in his name.
joseph rowan ship in 1854 brother darby and hanora is sister to bridget callaghan and hanora married a man from the ship after arrival. Darby also married in SA giant rocking horse in SA AND MARRIED AND LIVED AND FARMED THERE.
| CALLAGHAN OR CORRIGAN, Bridget (I-5670)
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BIRTH Gunjerwarildi Warialda NSW | MOTT, Florence Ivy Pearl (I-6435)
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Birth Hindley Street Adelaide SA | ABERCROMBIE, Mary b.1848 (I-3874)
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BIRTH INDEX OF GENEALOGYSA WEBSITE; states Mary Christina McLean born 1881 REG NO 257/428
Researcher Lorna Mclean 13.01.2017 | MCLEAN, Mary Christina (I-2354)
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BIRTH LOCATION; FAMILY MEMORY OF Dorothy Deane at interview on 23 Nov 16 to Researcher:Lorna McLean | WEST, James Ernest Henry Seaman RAN (I-6762)
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BIRTH MCLEAN Archibald, Ann Soward JANEWAY, parents of child born 1859-03-02 named Charles Soward at Melrose Farm SA | MCLEAN, Charles Soward Justice of Peace (I-4449)
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Birth might have been 1848. | CHAPLIN, Thomas (I-3095)
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Birth name actually "Hughie" (source naa.gov.au) | FORDHAM, Hughie Robert Pte. 1908 (I-9148)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, S (I-3022)
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birth REGISTERED AS at 'Crickhowall' Belvidere SA in fact BORN AT SEA. SEE CITATION FOR DETAILS. Researcher Lorna Mclean 05/12/2016 | JEFFREYS, Henrietta (I-5110)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | P, XJ (I-7812)
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BIRTH stated on Source this information was genealogysa.org.au by Lorna McLean 13.11.16 that ALLAN Robert Haldane born to Eliza Ann Mclean and Robert Haldane in "Gilbert? possibly NSW? ref 238/179.
Yet this record shows birth at Mt Templeton with no evidence except no page number but S3=BRB? unknown source reference. | HALDANE, Alan Robert (I-1063)
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BIRTH TOWN: Mannanarie SA is a rural locality in the Mid North region of SA-Google Maps | LAUBE, Ludia Wilhelmiene (I-515)
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BIRTH Wooburn Buckinghamshire UK | HARRISON, Joshua Clarkson (I-8084)
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birth year a guesstimate from death certificate details | ECKERT, Agnes Bernadine (I-9068)
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birth year is originally evidenced by her age (23) at marriage according to SAGHS. | BURLEY, Mary Ann (I-5827)
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BIRTH:1888 FATHER:Henry COLLINS MOTHER:Jane OAKLEY at Morphett ValeSA 423/154 | COLLINS, Oliver Lawrence (I-8590)
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BIRTH; 'Waterloo' Angas Plains SA | MCLEAN, Jemima Marion (I-3792)
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Birthdate not found. | MCLEAN, James Jeffrey (I-2476)
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Blackwood, SA
Seaton | LAVERY, Hugh (I-4480)
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Blakiston Church | Family F-2754
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Bob worked for Sir Lancelot Stirling of "The Lodge", Strathalbyn, harnessing horses and driving Lady Stirling in her carriage to church and elsewhere.
He subsequently learnt the building trade and was Foreman for Frickers & also worked with Caldwell, the Strathalbyn undertaker. | KEOUGH, Robert Henry (I-5495)
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Bob worked for Sir Lancelot Stirling of "The Lodge", Strathalbyn, harnessing horses and driving Lady Stirling in her carriage to church and elsewhere.
He subsequently learnt the building trade and was Foreman for Frickers & also worked with Caldwell, the Strathalbyn undertaker. | KEOUGH, Robert Henry (I-5495)
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Bob worked for Sir Lancelot Stirling of "The Lodge", Strathalbyn, harnessing horses and driving Lady Stirling in her carriage to church and elsewhere.
He subsequently learnt the building trade and was Foreman for Frickers & also worked with Caldwell, the Strathalbyn undertaker. | KEOUGH, Robert Henry (I-5495)
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Booleroo Centre, South Australia | MCLEAN, Jane Hamilton (I-12)
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Born 'Blackwood' Noradjuha Victoria | MCDONALD, Leonard William Cameron (I-6682)
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born 'Clear Lake' Vic | Family F-2374
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BORN 'Crickhowall' Belvidere SA | JEFFREYS, Edwin John Jeff (I-5187)
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BORN 'East Glen' Gunjerwarildi Warialda NSW | CONWAY, Celia Rosanna (I-6437)
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BORN 'Eldon House' Sandergrove SA | TUCKER, William John (I-6191)
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born 'Field View Lodge', Belvidere, SA | CHERITON, James (Gordon) Private (I-5283)
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BORN 'Field View Lodge', Belvidere, SA | CHERITON, Mary Donaldson McCord (I-5282)
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BORN 'Field View' Belvidere SA | CHERITON, James McCord (Mac) (I-5248)
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BORN 'Garthowen' Brimpaen Vic | FLACK, Mavis Sylvia (I-6364)
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BORN 'Glenbarr' Strathalbyn SA | RANKINE, James Beevor (I-4152)
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BORN 'Kintail' Milang SA | MCRAE, Donald Hugh (I-3928)
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BORN 'Lake View' family property at Sandergrove SA | TUCKER, James Hanham (I-5809)
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BORN 'Lake View' Langhorne Creek SA | BORRETT, Jeffrey (I-5122)
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born 'Meadow Bank' Strathalbyn SA | MCLEAN, Eliza Ann b1851 (I-773)
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born 'Meadowbank' Strathalbyn SA. An unknown source has the birth as 15th Sept. | MCLEAN, Mary Dawson (I-1237)
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BORN 'Rocky Lily' Tavern Mona Vale | MCLEAN, Mary Margaret (I-2491)
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BORN 'Steep Bank' Coleraine Vic | ELLIS, Frederick James (I-6891)
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BORN 'Tolderol' Langhorne Creek SA | WENZEL, Alice Augusta (I-5116)
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BORN 'Waterloo' Angas Plains SA | CHAPLIN, John Herbert Thomas Sinclair (I-3096)
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born 'Waterloo' Angas Plains SA | MCLEAN, Donald Henry b1854 (I-3187)
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born 'Waterloo' Angas Plains SA | MCLEAN, John James b. 1856 (I-3623)
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born 'Waterloo' Angas Plains SA | MCLEAN, Edwin James 'Ted' b1871 (I-3801)
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BORN 'Waterloo' Angas Plains SA | MCLEAN, Eliza Ann b1861 (I-3626)
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BORN 'Waterloo', Angas Plains SA | MCLEAN, Margaret Ann (I-3627)
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BORN 'Waterloo', Angas Plains, SA | MCLEAN, Harriet Louisa (I-3624)
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BORN 'Wyn Wyn' West Wail Vic | MCDONALD, Ella Jean (I-7260)
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BORN 'Wyn Wyn' West Wail Vic | MCDONALD, George Wallace (I-7259)
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born 'Wyn Wyn' West Wail Vic | MCDONALD, Hugh Sheridan (I-7257)
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BORN 'Wyn Wyn', West Wail, Vic | MCDONALD, Christina May (I-7258)
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Born 1914, after Mary was driven 27 miles by buggy to Pinnaroo, S.A. - live only 12 days. (This was a period of widespread drought in South Australia). | MCLEAN, Murray Donald (I-3203)
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Born 21/7/1902 at Wentworth, N.S.W. - as registered in S.A. the 6th & youngest child of James Stanley and Christine McPhee (nee McLean) Keough.
Bob was educated at Strathalbyn then worked for Sir Lancelot Stirling of "The Lodge", Strathalbyn, harnessing horses and driving Lady Stirling in her carriage to church and elsewhere. He subsequently learnt the building trade and was Foreman for Frickers & also worked with Caldwell, the Strathalbyn undertaker.
Married: Margaret Elizabeth McNicol (b. 4/5/1911 at Meningie, S.A.)
Residence: Milnes Road, Strathalbyn SA
Deaths: Robert (Bob) on 21/12/1971 aged 68 years at Strathalbyn.
Margaret E. Keough on 31/7/1976 aged 65 years at Adelaide. Both interred at Strathalbyn.
CHILDREN...................: | KEOUGH, Robert Henry (I-5495)
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Born 3 weeks after his father died. | HUGHES, Jeffrey John (I-2666)
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Born 6th child of Hugh the Younger & his wife Margaret (nee Tannahill). Registered at Strathalbyn, on July 15th.
MARRIAGE: on 1/6/1897 (on David's 27th birthday) at the residence his bride Elizabeth Emma Curnow (daughter of William & Jane (nee Noyes) Curnow) of East Moonta & born 15/7/1877) At this time David's place of residence was Paskerville, S.A. Thereafter they resided at Wallaroo S.A
On the marriage certificate Elizabeth's parents were of Wallaroo Mines. Researcher never entered the registration of this 'marriage certificate'
DEATHS: David died at Wallaroo on 9/11/1949 at Wallaroo. His residence was at lrwine St. He was aged 79 years.
Elizabeth Emma died on 26/10/1950 aged 73 at Wallaroo. Both interred at Wallaroo Cemetery.
HISTORY: David had become a blacksmith & had his business at Wallaroo. It has been noted in Directories that other blacksmiths at that town were named Keough so may have been related and the cause of David leaving Strathalbyn and learning the craft at this northern town. His grand-daughter Joyce Williams recalls that he was a quiet person and bent over with constantly shoeing horses, being in a farming district. All transport and deliveries in his time were by wagon and huge draught horses. Over time trucks of grain would arrive on the jetty to load on ships. Much work on the horses would have come David's way.
A letter from Elizabeth to her husband's sister Elizabeth Ann (Annie) of W.A. has been preserved by the Johnston family:
lrwine St. Wallaroo, Sunday, April 28th. (1943)
Dear Annie,
I received your letter and I hope this you and all your family in the best of health, we are well. l received a cable from Hugh (note, son of Elizabeth & David) from England It took only three days to come over and it was quite a thrill to hear from him in such a short time He was quite well when he sent it, and I received an aerograph letter from him on Friday. The aerographs take about one month to come over. Our youngest girl works in town (Adelaide) and she was home over Easter and my eldest grand-daughter Jean Kempster was home also. Jean is in the W.A.A.Fs. She is stationed in Adelaide.
Dave is quite well. We had three inches of rain at Easter time. Things are very quiet over this way, there is a clothing factory started in the old hospital and my granddaughter Margaret works there. Margaret is Jean's sister and was called Margaret after your Mother, so I will close, hoping you will come over to see us as soon as you can travel. - With love from your sister-in-law, Elizabeth McLean.
Only a portion of a second (& perhaps earlier letter) has been preserved :-
.............. was up here Christmas time. Eva has been working in Sydney for nearly two years now, she would have been home Christmas time but wasn't allowed to travel. Our youngest girl is a nurse, she works in Adelaide. If your son-in-law can come this way we will put him up for a few days and would be pleased to meet him. We have the oldest boy at home, he is a butcher. The eldest girl is married and one of her girls is in the W.A.A.F. and is stationed in Adelaide.
I have had some lovely letters from different people who have had Hugh to stay at their place, one letter was from a lady of the Presbyterian Church in New York.
Dear Annie, we would be pleased to see you if you could come with your son-in-law and stay with us and have a good holiday, Dave is 73 and still shoes horses. l begged him to give it up but he won't. l am 66 but Hugh told me before he left home that l am only a kid yet so l will close with love, from Elizabeth McLean.
Maggie's address - Mrs H. Clarke, Harriet St. West Croydon, South Australia. (Note: from grand-daughter Joyce Williams of Perth. As she recalls her grandfather David McLean from her childhood he was profoundly deaf due to his work as a blacksmith.)
«b»Nine children ............................................«/b» | MCLEAN, David (I-5555)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | T, KL (I-4433)
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Born about 1810 | SOMMER, Georg August Christian (I-8040)
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Born about 1827 | KELLY, Joseph (I-7872)
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Born about 1827 or 1828 in Duisky.
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Born about 1849 or 1851 | HEATH, Albert Edward Major General (I-7743)
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Born about 1867 | STEVENSON, Colin Robert Alexander (I-7243)
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Born about 1872 | TURNER, Ellen (I-7825)
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Born about 1902 | STARK, Edward Oswald Norman (I-663)
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Born about 1910 | STOYEL, Flora Evelyn (I-7840)
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Born about 1919 | WESTLAKE, Victor Reginald (I-2073)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, M (I-2926)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, HT (I-1469)
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BORN Alvie Invernesshire Scotland | LESLIE, Robert (I-4971)
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BORN AND DIED 'Meadow Bank' family property Strathalbyn SA | HALDANE, Stillborn (I-781)
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born and died young...no evidence provided in BRB | LOVEGROVE, Phillip Alan (I-2934)
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BORN At "Field View Lodge" on 22/8/1854 (but merely registered as an unnamed male). He spent all his working life at the Belvidere family farm. but like his father took an interest in public affairs. | CHERITON, John Jnr b1854 (I-5245)
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Born at 'Glenbarr'. | RANKINE, Gemmell (I-8799)
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Born at 'The Cottage' at Strathalbyn, according to his father's entry in Wikipedia. | RANKINE, Edward Beevor (I-6673)
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Born at Coewey, Lake Alexandrina SA. Assume Coewey to be property name. Researcher Lorna McLean 11 Jan2017 | MCLEAN, Esther Sibley (I-2480)
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BORN AT HOME 'Waterloo', Angas Plains SA | MCLEAN, Florence Ruth (Flossie) (I-3868)
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Born at home at 53 Tarragon St Mile End | MCLEAN, Malcolm Gordon (I-1569)
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Born at Lake View Sandergrove SA | TUCKER, Rachel Maud (I-5812)
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Born at Mangerton Farm, Newcastleton in Roxburghshire: A freeway in 2017 runs through the town which is situated between Newcastletown and the English border. (ref: page 1 in 'The John Inglis Story') | INGLIS, John b1806 (I-7670)
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Born at the home of his parents, 'Meadow Bank' Strathalbyn. . | MCLEAN, James Dawson (I-1235)
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born at the house of his grandmother Ann Jeffreys, Strathalbyn, SA | BORRETT, Angas (Jerry) (I-5189)
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Born barely 9 months after his sister. So there is some doubt about this birthdate - it may be mixed up with Graham Jeffrey JEFFREYS who was born 30th April 1893 who married but left no descendants.
Jeffrey and Graham may be the same person with an incorrect birthdate some where.
"Jeffrey Jeffreys" b. 8/1/1889 barely 9 months after Edith Amy
OR
Graham Jeffrey Jeffreys b. 30/4/1893 who married but left no descendants. | JEFFREYS, Jeff (I-5231)
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Born barely 9 months after his sister. So there is some doubt about this birthdate - it may be mixed up with Graham Jeffrey JEFFREYS who was born 30th April 1893 who married but left no descendants. | JEFFREYS, Jeff (I-5231)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, G (I-3106)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, EA (I-2891)
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BORN Chipping Sodbury is a market town in the unitary authority of South Gloucestershire, south-west England, founded in the 12th century by William Crassus. The villages of Old Sodbury and Little Sodbury are nearby. | RAGGATT, Thomas (I-7046)
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BORN Field View Lodge Belvidere SA | CHERITON, Jane (Jean) (I-5279)
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BORN Fieldview Lodge Belvidere SA | CHERITON, Graham Rankine (I-5284)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | G, AR (I-1529)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, RG (I-5162)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, MJ (I-5160)
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BORN Gartcosh is a village in North Lanarkshire, Scotland. The village lies a few miles east of Glasgow, and about a mile northwest of the town of Coatbridge. The name Gartcosh is derived from the Gaelic 'Gart' meaning 'field' and 'Cos' meaning 'hollow'. | DOWRIE, James (I-6642)
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BORN Hindley Street Adelaide SA | ABERCROMBIE, Adam b.1846 Jnr (I-3873)
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BORN Hindley Street Adelaide SA | ABERCROMBIE, Christina (I-3871)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, PA# (I-5734)
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Born in First Avenue, Forestville. | MCLEAN, Edith Mavis (I-8028)
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Born in Glasgow, Lanarkshire about 1833
(Source: My Heritage, Laidlaw family tree managed by Robert Laidlaw) | LAIDLAW, Thomas (I-3930)
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Born in Hobkirk, Scotland - according to WikiTree - https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Inglis-Family-Tree-54 | TURNBULL, Janet Balfour b1803 (I-15)
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Born in Kingussie about 1813, according to the 1851 census. | CATTANACH, Donald (I-9079)
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Born in Lundavra House, High Street in Fort William. | MACLEOD, DD John (I-9086)
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Born in Meadowbank. Her mother appears to have returned to Strathalbyn for the births of the older children while Frank remained working at Kanaka Station. | INGLIS, Jane Catherine (I-240)
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Born in November 1847 | MCLEAN, Harriet Cooper (I-3994)
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Born in November 1850 | MCLEAN, Rose Ann (or Anderson) (I-4092)
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Born in Russell Street, Strathalbyn | MCLEAN, George Robert (I-1483)
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Born in St Peters, Adelaide - according to the chart provided by Warren McLean. | FUSS, Lola Joyce (I-1500)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, AT (I-5687)
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BORN Kent Town Adelaide SA | DIX, William George Clement Lake (I-5904)
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Born Kingscote Kangaroo Island SA | BELL, Jason Vaughan (I-4872)
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born Kirkwall Orkney Islands Scotland | BERSTON, John William (I-6697)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, EJ (I-5159)
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Born Marypoints Cumberland England | WILSON, Agnes Nancy (I-8317)
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BORN Maylands Adelaide SA
Her father is recorded as Robert Haldane, farmer of Dover Street, Maylands (ref: John Mathews book, 'Their Name Liveth', p 146) | HALDANE, Eliza (I-1082)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, J (I-5120)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, B (I-4861)
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BORN Munlochie Ross-shire Scotland. Munlochy (/m?n?l?xi/ m?n-lokh-ee; Scottish Gaelic: Bun Lòchaidh/Poll Lòchaidh) a small northern Scotland village, lying at the head of Munlochy Bay (Ob Poll Lòchaidh-gaelic). There exists few early records of a settlement, but it seems likely that Munlochy expanded in the 1760s due to quarry workers extracting stone nearby to build Fort George on the far side of the Moray Firth.(google) | SINCLAIR, Margaret (I-7076)
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Born near Barr Village in Ayrshire where his mother's people (Patersons) farmed. | RANKINE, Matthew (I-9248)
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BORN North Uist Outer Hebrides Scotland. North Uist is an island amongst many other islands on the north western perimeters of Scotland in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. | MCBEAN/MCBAIN, Ann (I-5290)
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Born On board ship 'Singapore' registration location pending... | WARLAND, Edward (I-3995)
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Born on family property "Porteecra" in Wellington District on Eastern shores of Lake Alexandrina SA | INGLIS, Edward Burgess Thomas (I-8198)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, EJ (I-2422)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | F, TH (I-2856)
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Born property 'Wendourie' Wayville SA | HICKEY, Maureen Patricia # (I-1585)
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BORN REGISTRATION: CHRISTINA McPHEE McLEAN (incorrectly registered as McFee) born 17/4/1863 at Strathalbyn.SA | MCLEAN, Christina McFee (I-5303)
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BORN Sacine Province, Udine Province Italy, Udine is a city and commune in NE Italy, between the Adriatic Sea and the Alps, less than 40 kilometers from the Slovenian border. | BREDA, Giovanni (John) Martino (I-103)
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BORN Stilton Huntingdonshire England UK | BAKER, Jane (I-6880)
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Born to parents James Gordon DOBSON and Laura Louisa PRICE no further details offered for parents. | DOBSON, Laura Elizabeth (I-8379)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, PS (I-5345)
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BORN Yangya Gladstone South Australia | BENNETT, Ronald McAllister (I-539)
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BORN: Long Valley Road is in Gemmells Just east of Maccelesfield and north of Strathalbyn SA | RAGGATT, Albert Edward (I-7056)
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born; Registration of birth upon arrival in SA
Born Ship 'Mary Elizabeth', born 14 days after departure from England for SA | HORNBY, William (Bill) Prescott (I-1671)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, HT (I-1469)
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BRB stated died in WWII no further evidence yet | GRANEY, Patrick Charles Corporal (I-5193)
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Bride 22yoa, Groom 38yoa at their wedding | LAUBE, Ludia Wilhelmiene (I-515)
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Bridget ?BORN CLARE IN IRELAND BROTHER DARCY AND SISTER HONOR.
Informaton from Pat Long: she has the certificate of Bridget and it names her incorrectly as callaghan not johnson | CALLAGHAN OR CORRIGAN, Bridget (I-5670)
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Bridget Williams nee Kanaley buried in WILLIAMS family plot in West Terrace with some 12 burials in. Her (?second husband J C H Williams being a retired Police Sergeant (John C H Williams) and is son of Katherine Williams | Family F-2873
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Bridget-Documented:NO HEADSTONE Buried in West Terrace Cemetery in husband J C H Williams family plot of some 12 deceased. Source: Adelaide Cemetery Board:Peter Skinn, historical records accessor | KANALEY, Bridget (I-8514)
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Brighton (St Judes ) Cemetery Adelaide SA | CONGDON, Ailsa Crawford (I-8918)
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Brighton Cemetery (St Judes): source billion graves shares headstone with husband | CAMPBELL, Margaret Elizabeth (I-9008)
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Broken hill Cemetery catholic K1 row 18 plot 19 memorial ID FAGRAVE 161925114 SOURCE 23.03.2021 Researcher Lorna Mclean | INGLIS, Laurel Louisa ( +unknown twin girl-died) (I-436)
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Brunei and Labuan | ASHBY, Kenneth Charles (Chas or Wonky) (I-4632)
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Bundy or Bundey on different documents
| RANKINE, Nancy Bundey (Nan) (I-4158)
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BURIAL Armidale Cemetery NSW | MCDONALD, Margaret (I-5792)
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BURIAL Armidale Cemetery NSW | MOTT, Charles (I-6420)
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Burial at Cheltenham Cemetery SOURCE my heritage | SMITH (PREVIOUSLY TAYLOR-SMITH), Allan (I-8221)
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Burial at Presbyterian Section, Longreach Cemetery | MCDONALD, Ewen Angus Stevenson (I-7245)
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BURIAL believed to be in the original cemetery. Maybe alongside St Andrew's Presbytarian Church (2016: a roadway). All those buried in "Pioneer Cemetery" were interred to the current Strathalbyn Cemetery in 1959. This to make a new road adjacent to church. | LESLIE, Robert (I-4971)
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BURIAL Blacon War Cemetery, Cheshire, England | MOTT, Malcolm James (I-6611)
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BURIAL Broken Hill Cemetery Broken Hill, Broken Hill City, New South Wales, Australia PLOT Catholic, X-, row 4, plot 13
MEMORIAL ID 161925111 Source FAGrave 23.03.2021 Lorna Mclean | ZUPANOVICH, Anton Lantica (Anthony) (I-437)
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BURIAL Broken Hill Cemetery Broken Hill, Broken Hill City, New South Wales, Australia PLOT Catholic, X-, row 4, plot 24
MEMORIAL ID 161908640 Source 23.03.2021 Researcher Lorna Mclean | SHERIDAN, Elizabeth Cecily (I-430)
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BURIAL Broken Hill Cemetery Broken Hill, Broken Hill City, New South Wales, Australia PLOT General, AS, row 11, plot 6
MEMORIAL ID 219368078 Source FAGrave 23.03.2021 Researcher Lorna Mclean | ZUPANOVICH, Nera Jean (I-438)
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BURIAL Broken Hill Cemetery Broken Hill, Broken Hill City, New South Wales, Australia PLOT Methodist, RAKOW, row 18, plot 12
MEMORIAL ID 161908641 13.5.1944·Find a Grave: source researcher Lorna Mclean 23.03.2021
| INGLIS, Frank Allan (I-429)
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BURIAL Catholic section, West Terrace cemetery ADELAIDE SA | CAHILL, Lilian (Lily) Sabina (I-2295)
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BURIAL Centennial Park Adelaide SA McLean, Archibald Not Listed Noarlunga SA EVIDENCE: https://www.centennialpark.org/plan-a-funeral/find-a-funeral-director/ 9 May 2019 Researcher Lorna Mclean | MCLEAN, Archibald b.1883 (I-2392)
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BURIAL Centennial Park Cemetery Pasadena, Mitcham City, South Australia, Australia PLOT General H, Path 19, Grave 1097
MEMORIAL ID 152097203 Source FAGrave 23.03.2021 Lorna Mclean | NOTT, Bruce Kevin (I-451)
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BURIAL Grave 1/308 Strathalbyn SA | BORRETT, George (I-5111)
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BURIAL GROUNDS McLean burial ground in Ardgour Argyllshire Scotland | UNKNOWN, Margaret (I-8358)
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BURIAL Hindmarsh is an inner suburb of Adelaide, South Australia. It is located in the City of Charles Sturt. | INGLIS, Eustace Ruthven (I-94)
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BURIAL Kingston Cemetery, Kingston SA | HEAD, Jean Mary (I-2391)
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burial Military Section, Centennial Park SA | MCLEAN, Alexander James (I-2409)
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BURIAL Pinnaroo Perth WA (source Pat Long, to Lorna McLean 19/07/2016) No evidence or plot number provided) | LODER, Christine Ivy (I-5753)
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burial Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park Padbury Perth WA | JOHNSTON, Margaret Olive (I-5673)
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BURIAL Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park Padbury Perth WA Thee sisters are buried close together. | JOHNSTON, Myrtle Annie (I-5674)
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burial register stated Rowland was 82yoa at death= c1832 | NUTT, Rowland (I-1239)
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BURIAL SECTION 1 PLOT 126 | FORSYTH, Victor (I-6695)
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BURIAL Waikamete Cemetery Auckland NZ | HARRISON, Enid (I-7924)
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burial West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA | MAGAREY, Elizabeth Mary (I-4098)
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BURIAL West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA | MCLEAN, Christina McPhie (I-4088)
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BURIAL: SECTION 1 PLOT 127 | FORSYTH, Cameron Victor (I-6824)
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Burial: West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA | DIXON, Dr Hartley (I-3806)
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BURIAL:Warialda Cemetery Vic | STEVENSON, Flora McArthur (I-7237)
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BURIAL; Prebyterian Cemetery Karrakatta WA | MCLEAN, Jemima Marion (I-3792)
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BURIED 25/7/1944 North Road Anglican Cemetery Adelaide SA | STICKLES, Sarah Jane (I-8128)
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Buried at Enfield Park Adelaide SA | BEAMES, Gwen Muriel (I-1555)
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Buried at West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA | WHITEHORN, Mabel Beatrice (I-8437)
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| 409 |
Buried Barker Section c R3 in West Terrace Adelaide SA | MCLEAN, George Robert (I-1483)
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| 410 |
BURIED Beresford NSW-zero evidence | MOTT, Colin Douglas (I-6436)
|
| 411 |
buried Cemetery in Polkemmet Vic | LAMPARD, James (I-7075)
|
| 412 |
Buried Centennial Park Adelaide SA | CLARKE, Harrold Osmond Sergeant (I-5309)
|
| 413 |
Buried Centennial Park Cememtery Adelaide SA | MARKEY, Edna Jean (I-8573)
|
| 414 |
buried Centennial Park Cemetery, Adelaide SA Plot portion 380, Path 6, E general | MCLEAN, Hugh Milne (Hughie) (I-5519)
|
| 415 |
Buried Cheltenham Adelaide SA | SMITH (PREVIOUSLY TAYLOR-SMITH), Allen Richard (Wog) (I-8219)
|
| 416 |
BURIED Cheltenham Lawn Cemetery | ELLIS, Frederick James (I-6891)
|
| 417 |
BURIED Cheltenham Lawn Cemetery Vic | MCDONALD, Beatrice Louisa (I-6884)
|
| 418 |
BURIED Division 1/308, Strathalbyn SA | MCRAE, Duncan Hugh (I-3875)
|
| 419 |
Buried Enfield Cemetery Adelaide SA | SPRY, Annie Elizabeth (I-3757)
|
| 420 |
BURIED Enfield Memorial Park Adelaide SA | CLARKE, Nacia June (Aunty Nace') Private (I-5316)
|
| 421 |
BURIED Glen Innes Cemetery NSW | MOTT, Melbourne Charles Gwydir (I-6433)
|
| 422 |
Buried Horsham Cemetery Vic | MCDONALD, Leonard William Cameron (I-6682)
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| 423 |
Buried in a very neglected grave in a graveyard called 'Tom eas an t-slinnein' which is above the level fields of Glennevis Farm. The gravestone inscription is:
"Erected by DAVID SMITH factor of Gigha Argyllshire to the memory of his spouse ANN MCMILLAN, who died the 31st December 1842 aged 57 years also of her father HUGH MCMILLAN who died 23rd December 1835 aged 101 years. Also her mother CHRISTINA CAMERON who died 26th November 1842 aged 96 years also ALLAN MCMILLAN who died the 10th January 1843 aged 64 years."
(ref: Highland Archives cited in an email from Alan Macleod on 12th Feb 2021)
It is not clear who was Allan McMillan, died in 1843. Maybe he was a brother of Hugh.
(This note by Don Gordon in Feb 2021)
| CAMERON, Christian b.1746 (I-9072)
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| 424 |
Buried in a very neglected grave in a graveyard called 'Tom eas an t-slinnein' which is above the level fields of Glennevis Farm. The gravestone inscription is:
"Erected by DAVID SMITH factor of Gigha Argyllshire to the memory of his spouse ANN MCMILLAN, who died the 31st December 1842 aged 57 years also of her father HUGH MCMILLAN who died 23rd December 1835 aged 101 years. Also her mother CHRISTINA CAMERON who died 26th November 1842 aged 96 years also ALLAN MCMILLAN who died the 10th January 1843 aged 64 years."
(ref: Highland Archives cited in an email from Alan Macleod on 12th Feb 2021)
It is not clear who was Allan McMillan, died in 1843. Maybe he was a brother of Hugh. (This note by Don Gordon in Feb 2021)
| MACMILLAN, Ann (I-9197)
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| 425 |
Buried in Section 1 plot 21
| FORSYTH, Donald Corporal (I-6688)
|
| 426 |
Buried in the old Kilmallie burial ground | MACLEOD, Alexander Fraser (I-9085)
|
| 427 |
BURIED John Sprys dau was the lessee of the grave-[Marcia Mary-deceased 1977]. West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA with his wife Jeannie Winniford McLean [with no headstone confirmed in Jan 2018, Researcher Lorna McLean] | SPRY, William John Dobson (I-3752)
|
| 428 |
BURIED Langhorne Creek,SA plot 361
Alexandrina Burial Register | BORRETT, Angas (Jerry) (I-5189)
|
| 429 |
BURIED Mitcham General Cemetery SA | BEABER, Susannah Mary (I-2286)
|
| 430 |
Buried North Adelaide Cemetery Adelaide SA
Kangarilla cemetery SA | OAKLEY, Alfred (I-8555)
|
| 431 |
Buried North Adelaide Cemetery Adelaide SA | KANALEY, Beatrice Annie (I-8554)
|
| 432 |
buried North Adelaide Cemetery SA FM of Joan Natalie McLean in Sept 2016 shared with Lorna McLean i3885 | KANALEY, Bertha May (Granny) (I-7838)
|
| 433 |
BURIED North Road Anglican Cemetery ADELAIDE SA | HUGHES, Mary Stoddart (I-2673)
|
| 434 |
Buried North Road Cemetery Adelaide SA. Source Encyclopaedia of SA P785 S766
Arrived on "ORIENT" 12.7.1863 from England. Marriage 10.1.1882 | TAYLOR-SMITH, William Taylor (I-8127)
|
| 435 |
Buried North Road Cemetery with his second wife. | SMITH (PREVIOUSLY TAYLOR-SMITH), Charles Robert (I-7818)
|
| 436 |
Buried Nurrabiel cemetery Norahadjua Vic | MCDONALD, Donald William (I-5793)
|
| 437 |
Buried Nurrabiel cemetery Victoria | CAMERON, Christina McDonald (I-6669)
|
| 438 |
buried Old Catholic section West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA | MCLEAN, John Stuart Duncan (I-2285)
|
| 439 |
Buried side-by-side with his brother Archibald. | MCLUCAIS (MCDOUGALL), James MCDougall (I-8643)
|
| 440 |
Buried side-by-side with his brother James. | MCLUCAIS (MCDOUGALL), Archibald (I-8642)
|
| 441 |
buried Springvale Botanical Cemetery Vic | MCDONALD, Hugh Sheridan (I-7257)
|
| 442 |
BURIED Stathalbyn SA Plot 122 Division 1 | HOOPER, Richard (I-7736)
|
| 443 |
BURIED Terrace End Cemetery Adelaide SA | HARRISON, Thomas Haldane (I-7920)
|
| 444 |
BURIED Waikamete Cemetery, Auckland, NZ | SULLIVAN, Stanley (I-7932)
|
| 445 |
BURIED Warialda Cemetery Victoria | MOTT, William Joseph (I-6428)
|
| 446 |
Buried West Terrace | MCLEAN, James Dawson (I-1235)
|
| 447 |
BURIED West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide - plot Barker 5-39W | THOMPSON, Sarah (I-1426)
|
| 448 |
BURIED West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA | MCLEAN, Jeannie Winniford (I-3750)
|
| 449 |
Buried West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA | ABERCROMBIE, Adam b.1846 Jnr (I-3873)
|
| 450 |
BURIED West Terrace Cemetery ADELAIDE SA | MCLEAN, Mary Christina (I-2354)
|
| 451 |
BURIED West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA | ABERCROMBIE, Mary b.1848 (I-3874)
|
| 452 |
buried West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA | MCRAE, Duncan (I-3876)
|
| 453 |
Buried West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA | MCLEAN, Robert Tannahill (I-5517)
|
| 454 |
buried West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA (Barker 5-39W) | MCLEAN, Allan b.1857 (I-1425)
|
| 455 |
Buried West Terrace Cemetery Road 3 Path 36A 5
Source: Researcher Lorna McLean 01.10.2018 on
https://oldcolonists.weebly.com/1837-navarino.html
Note: A different burial plot was Road 2, area 1, 2row 34W (Source: page 10 of Warren McLean's 'Narratives' quoting Chronical 13th Sept 1890) | MCLEAN, Allan b.1811 Snr (I-3)
|
| 456 |
buried Western Suburbs Crematorium, Altona, Vic | MCLEAN, Soward Herbert (I-4504)
|
| 457 |
Buried with his son, Albert James. | SOMMER, Frederick August Louis (I-8034)
|
| 458 |
Buried with husband in West Terrace Cemetery. AdelaideSA | THOMPSON, Adelaide Annie Barker (I-1484)
|
| 459 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, GE (I-2446)
|
| 460 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | N, CL (I-371)
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| 461 |
By the time of his birth the eldest children were registering and caring for the new arrivals and let their fancy roam.
Allan is mistakenly said to have been the Narrabeen NSW postmaster in 1925 but it was his younger brother Kindor who took over from their father. He probably worked in the family business.
Married: Gladys Chisolm c. 1930.
He died aged 33 on 15/11/1934. | MCLEAN, Allan Christopher Lancelot Duncan (I-2569)
|
| 462 |
C1895 altered by 14 Apr 2017 Researcher Lorna McLean because still possible until further research to confirm with documentation.
https://www.genealogysa.org.au/index.php?option=com_search&Itemid=32 | HULL, Adelaide Rose (Addie) (I-3807)
|
| 463 |
Callich is near Murlaggan, Loch Arkaig | Family F-3065
|
| 464 |
Caroline EDWARDS and William THOMPSON were married on 21 Apr 1853 in Stoke Damerel, Devon, England, United Kingdom. Bride's father, William Edwards of the parish of St. Marys, in the island of Scilly. Seaman in the Revenue Service.
England, Devon and Cornwall Marriages, 1690 - 1912.
(Source: Warren McLean's 'Narratives', p13) | Family F-2762
|
| 465 |
Catherine died in Eliza's house in Hackney, Adelaide. | DAWSON, Catherine (I-5)
|
| 466 |
Cause of death : Stroke | MCLEAN, Margaret (I-2314)
|
| 467 |
Centennial Park Cemetery Adelaide | WAY, Frank Samuel (Pompie) (I-8447)
|
| 468 |
Centennial Park Cemetery Adelaide SA
Plot: Gen AA Path G, 543 | MCLEAN, Sinclair James (I-1506)
|
| 469 |
Centennial Park SA | MCLEAN, Lorraine Faye (I-2432)
|
| 470 |
CEREMONIAL COUNTY GWENT, MONMOUTHSHIRE WALES. Abersychan is a settlement and community north of Pontypool in Torfaen, Wales, and lies within the boundaries of the historic county of Monmouthshire and the preserved county of Gwent. Area:24.78 km²
| SPITTLE, Rosanna Mary (I-8496)
|
| 471 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | P, BM (I-3511)
|
| 472 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, PA (I-3781)
|
| 473 |
Charles' birth is not recorded at the office of the Registrar of Births, Deaths & Marriages for South Australia. | MCDONALD, Charles Stuart (I-5794)
|
| 474 |
Charles' marriage certificate states that he was born in Mortlake in England and was 33 years old at the time of his wedding in 1890. | HINE, Charles James (I-3793)
|
| 475 |
Charles's mother was Miriam Ann Randle, known as Annie. His father was Michael Smith, known as John. They were married in 1874. Charles was born in 1877 and his surname was Smith. John died in 1897 and Miriam married John Matthews the next year. At this time, Charles was 21 years old, but he took on the surname of his step-father, except that Charles used the spelling 'Mathews'.
(This note by Don Gordon on 30th June 2019 - based on pages 137 to 141 of 'Their Name Liveth' by John Mathews) | MATHEWS, Charles Thomas Gaffney (I-1161)
|
| 476 |
Check if this person existed. | MATTHEWS, Ellen Hart (I-8899)
|
| 477 |
Cheltenham Cemetery Adelaide SA | KEATCH, Edith Rose (I-8442)
|
| 478 |
Cheltenham Cemetery Adelaide SA | WAY, Jess James (I-8443)
|
| 479 |
Cheltenham Cemetery SA | WAY, William Charles (Charlie) (I-8441)
|
| 480 |
Cheltenham Cemetery SA | WAY, Eliza (I-8498)
|
| 481 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | P, BA (I-4125)
|
| 482 |
Child buried in Kalgoorlie Cemetery WA (10mos) | JOHNSTON, Robert Malcolm (I-5672)
|
| 483 |
Child:
(1) Maureen Patricia Hickey D. 9/2/1929 at "Wendourie", Wayville, S.A. She married at Christ Church, C of E. South Yarra, Victoria, Gordon Edwards (b. 3/9/1929, Melbourne). She lived at Camberwell.
Marriage of Audrey at All Soul's C. of E. St. Peters, S.A. to Thomas Michael Hickey (b. 27/9/1901, Ballarat, Vic.)
Death : Thomas died at Melbourne on 24/4/1977. | STURTZEL, Audrey May (I-1583)
|
| 484 |
CHILD; Surname: JAMES Given Names: John Edward Charles
Date of Birth: 26-Sep-1927 Gender: M Father: Edward Charles JAMES Mother: Edna Clarice May PENHALL Birth Residence: Kent Town District: Norwood Book/Page: 199A/519 | Family F-3075
|
| 485 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, C (I-2566)
|
| 486 |
Christening DATE:St Andrews Church Walkerville Adelaide SA father:William Taylor-Smith source: www.australia births and baptisms, 1792-1981, database. FHL microfilm 951,898. Indexing project batch No102025-5, System origin Asutralia-Easy, GS Film No 951898 | SMITH (PREVIOUSLY TAYLOR-SMITH), Charles Robert (I-7818)
|
| 487 |
Christening Location: INVERARAY AND GLENARAY,SCOTLAND | MCLEAN, Allan b1746 (I-7882)
|
| 488 |
Christening location:Knockvologan, Kilfinichen & Kilvickeon, Mull, Scotland | MCLEAN, Duncan (I-8714)
|
| 489 |
Christian could not be found on the 1841 census. | CAMERON, Christian (Christ'n) (I-7836)
|
| 490 |
Christina was born before 1746 if she might have been older than 96 years old when she died in 1842. | CAMERON, Christian b.1746 (I-9072)
|
| 491 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, CJ (I-3208)
|
| 492 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, CJ (I-3208)
|
| 493 |
Church of Christ, North Perth | Family F-500
|
| 494 |
Church of England (Anglican) Church. This is the church that granmum (Berthas mother) has a window commemorating her participationa and donations to the church. Evidence to be confirmed of why. Recognising her work for the church. | Family F-2558
|
| 495 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | E, FV (I-3925)
|
| 496 |
clearly my heritage have difference records of DEATH to SA Strathalbyn Burial register....TBC | TANNAHILL, Margaret (I-5299)
|
| 497 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, JL (I-2467)
|
| 498 |
Colin James Ashby born 16/12/1918 at Kongorong, S.A. 4th child of Maria (Mary) nee McLean and James Ashby.
Colin's nickname - "Dig".
Occupation: Farmer of Kongorong, S.A.
Married: Muriel Ethel Keckwick (b. 22/9/1921).
Death: Muriel died 8/9/1987 in her 66th year.
lnterred at Mt Gambler. S.A.
"Dig" lost the sight of one eye when a staple flew from a fence so was refused enlistment for W.W.2. He found work at the Cheese Factory. Until he and Gwen built a home for themselves at Mt Schank. they lived at different houses in the Kongorong district and milked cows.
Dig retired to Nene Valley to continue his love of fishing and his son Gary took over the farm. He has an enviable sporting record. He played football for several clubs and was a skillful wing man. He was on the original 1953 Committee when the Kongorong Football Club was formed (and continued on it for 30 years). He also played full forward and amassed 117 goals, still the record for this club. He was President for 7 years. All Ashbys played cricket with Dig no exception. He was renowned for fast bowling and even faster scoring. The story is told about the six he hit that ended up at the Bellum Hotel 18 kilometres away There was a utility truck passing when he hit it... He is still a great darts player.
At the end of the (shortened) published account of his sporting activities he asked the writer to include:- "Wanted: Secondhand Hang Glider. Must be in good condition Contact C J. Ashby at Nene Valley".
Children.......................................................: | ASHBY, Colin James (Dig) (I-4600)
|
| 499 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, CS (I-3029)
|
| 500 |
Collingwood Grey Co Ontario Canada | MCLEAN, Flora (I-8715)
|
| 501 |
Collingwood Grey Company Ontario Canada | MCLEAN, John (I-8716)
|
| 502 |
Concerning the marriage of Eily and Alfred: the bridesmaids wore white crepe-de-chine with gold lace and black net caps made by Mrs Rene Schinckel. They were trimmed with violets and the girls carried white fur muffs also trimmed with violets.
Extract of Biography from the BRB page number not provided as a source/citation. | Family F-541
|
| 503 |
continued: Father of Joachim Heinrich Hoklas was direct line: Johann Herrmann Hoklas of Leuttenmark, Mecklenburg.Prussia.
| Family F-2788
|
| 504 |
Coomb in Hampshire, England | JANEWAY, Ann Soward (I-3989)
|
| 505 |
Could Jack be related to Robert Shearman who was convicted of highway robbery against Lilian's grandfather?? (Donald McLean) in 1848? | SHEARMAN, Jack (I-2520)
|
| 506 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | T, RD (I-1599)
|
| 507 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, CS (I-641)
|
| 508 |
Cremated | UNKNOWN, Alma Lorraine (I-9444)
|
| 509 |
Cremated | HARRIS, Lionel George (I-9440)
|
| 510 |
Cremated Springvale Columbarium | WILLINGHAM, Stanley Gordon (I-3636)
|
| 511 |
Currently there is no source or date for this clipping. It has obviously been clipped out of a newspaper and glued into the family bible. An ink year "1919" is written across the title "WEDDING" | MCLEAN, Edwin James 'Ted' b1871 (I-3801)
|
| 512 |
Currie St, Adelaide | WATT, Mary Ann (I-8039)
|
| 513 |
D&C McLean BRB states date of death:4 Jun 1992 at Tailem Bend. However the Tailem Bend SA | HODGSON, Ivy Beatrice (I-2667)
|
| 514 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, DR (I-5625)
|
| 515 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, N (I-4070)
|
| 516 |
David John McLean Price b. 20/12/1929, Renmark, SA.
Married: Jennifer Chittleborough (b. 27/3/1931).
Residence: Mt Barker, S.A.
Death: David was killed in a car accident on 11/5/1989 aged 59 years. Jennifer
remarried John Wilson of Mt Barker. J. and J. Wilson 1994 of Noarlunga
Downs (phone book).
Children: | PRICE, David John McLean (I-4122)
|
| 517 |
David McLean born 10/2/1904 at Wallaroo, S.A.
Married: Lilian Wiles late in life (about 1962). They were both of Wallaroo.
Deaths:
Lilian McLean died in 1964 after only two years of marriage.
David died on 2/9/1977 aged 73 years at Wallaroo where both were interred. | MCLEAN, David (I-5606)
|
| 518 |
David Roy McLean b. 8/11/1897 - died aged 4 months on 23/4/1898. As there is no record at
Wallaroo both birth and death probably took place at his Curnow grandparents house at East Moonta. | MCLEAN, David Roy (I-5559)
|
| 519 |
Death 'Dow Well' Nhil Vic | MCLEAN, Christina (I-2951)
|
| 520 |
DEATH 'Triangular Farm' Mt Gambier SA | JANEWAY, Ann Soward (I-3989)
|
| 521 |
DEATH 'Waterloo' Angas Plains SA | MCLEAN, Margaret Ruth (I-3186)
|
| 522 |
death 'Waterloo', Angas Plains SA | MCLEAN, John b1816 (I-2943)
|
| 523 |
death 'Waterloo', Angas Plains, SA | MCLEAN, Alfred John (I-3800)
|
| 524 |
DEATH 18 Evergreen Place Forest Lake Qld | MCLEAN, Dora May (I-1510)
|
| 525 |
DEATH 53 Tarragon Street, Mile End Adelaide SA | THOMPSON, Sarah (I-1426)
|
| 526 |
DEATH Agricultural Show Strathalbyn SA | MARTIN, Emily Ida Mary (I-5249)
|
| 527 |
Death at 12 Beaufort St Marylebone London UK | ROSHER, Mabel Emma Nurse (I-7922)
|
| 528 |
DEATH AT 5YOA Strathalbyn SA
At this same time, Hugh McLean of the ship "Tomatin" of 1840 & his wife Elizabeth (nee Scott) were staying at "Ardgour Cottage" in Strathalbyn SA, with Hugh the Younger & Margaret. According to the "Register" newspaper of Adelaide a little daughter of Elizabeth & this particular Hugh McLean, died at "Ardgour Cottage" on 23/7/1864. She was named Mary and was aged 2 years & 2 months. This has caused some confusion concerning the deaths of the two infants. The Hugh of the "Tomatin" must certainly have been kin to the Strathalbyn McLeans, but certainly not a third son of Donald & Christina, named Hugh. | MCLEAN, Margaret (I-5516)
|
| 529 |
Death at Hollywood Hospital WA informed by Pat Long; TBA registration, location evidence. [Researcher Lorna McLean 19/7/2016] | LODER, Robert Cecil (I-5733)
|
| 530 |
Death at Oaklands Nursing Home SA 27 Sep 1988 NO SOURCE.
Centennial Park SA (Source:austcemindex.com.au)
| KEOUGH, Christina (Tina) (I-5489)
|
| 531 |
death at Queens Elizabeth Hospital, Woodville, SA | ARTHUR, Dorothy Isobel (I-1274)
|
| 532 |
Death at Royal Adelaide Hospital Adelaide SA | CHAPLIN, John Herbert Thomas Sinclair (I-3096)
|
| 533 |
Death at Urrbrae SA=10km SE of Adelaide CBD | POOLE, James Benjamin (I-1094)
|
| 534 |
DEATH Blockhouse Bay Auckland NZ | HARRISON, Enid (I-7924)
|
| 535 |
DEATH BURIAL information provided by Pat Long 19/7/2016 to researcher Lorna McLean. Documents pending for evidence of sources | CALLAGHAN OR CORRIGAN, Bridget (I-5670)
|
| 536 |
Death certificate (transcription)
23/8/1929
Adel Annie Barker McLean
Female
Wife of Geo R - Steward to Tramways Club
21 Third Avenue St Peters
Age at marriage - 26
Cause of death - Carcinoma of uteriss
Undertaker - E J Buttery Payneham Road St Peters
| THOMPSON, Adelaide Annie Barker (I-1484)
|
| 537 |
Death certificate:
* 5th Feb 1921
* Catherine Thompson, F, 80 years (ie born c1841)
* Widow of the late Geo Thompson
* Residence, Russell Street Strathalbyn
* Birth Tipperary, Ireland
* 64 years in Australia (ie migrated c1857 - actually 1855)
* Age at marriage 20 years (ie married c1861 - actually 1859)
* Children living 1M & 2F; children dead 2M & 0F
* Cause of death senility/arterisclerois
* Place of death Russell Street residence of informant
* Informant Geo H Thompson
* Registration: #4221, James H Kennedy, Strathalbyn.
(Source: Warren McLean's 'Narratives', p 11) | DEHONEY, Catherine (I-1428)
|
| 538 |
DEATH Craigmont Nursing Home Maylands Perth WA | JOHNSTON, Myrtle Annie (I-5674)
|
| 539 |
Death date and location provided to Lorna McLean by Pat Long in 19/07/2016-evidence yet to be provided | JOHNSTON, Clover (I-5732)
|
| 540 |
Death detail is difficult to read in the family tree by Alan Macleod. It looks like 'by 1843'. | MACLEOD, Angus (I-9158)
|
| 541 |
DEATH Donald Arthur CROSSMAN Death 1 Jun 1977 74y
Relations: Husband of Mary Evelyn comma father of Cath comma Lucy & Bernice
Cemetery: Caltowie | CROSSMAN, Donald Arthur (I-381)
|
| 542 |
Death Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital Victoria | MCLEAN, James Ernest Hopetoun (Jim) Pte (I-3195)
|
| 543 |
DEATH Kings Park Nursing Home, Adelaide SA | HALDANE, Gladys May (I-1065)
|
| 544 |
Death Location and date extracted from internet; from no record to a date from her biostats. Be to be evidenced in future. She died in 2010 from a ruptured intestine, after several years of ill health. Note by Lorna McLean 26.11.16 | XENEDES, Adriana (I-1138)
|
| 545 |
Death location: Duluth, St Louis, Minnesota, USA | MCLEAN, Duncan (I-8714)
|
| 546 |
DEATH Maccelsfield Hospital South Australia - about 1917 | STOYEL, Flora Evelyn (I-7840)
|
| 547 |
DEATH MERREDIN DISTRICT HOSPITAL WA | MCLEAN, John James Frazer (I-5554)
|
| 548 |
DEATH might have been 29th Nov 1983. who supplied this alternative and on what basis? | INGLIS, Jean Catherine (I-101)
|
| 549 |
DEATH month was altered May to Dec. Otherwise unaltered. Researcher Lorna McLean 05/12/2016 | MCLEAN, Archibald James b.1887 (I-4503)
|
| 550 |
DEATH Mt Thompson Columbarium Brisbane Qld | DOWRIE, James (I-6642)
|
| 551 |
death Murray Street Strathalbyn SA | MCLEAN, Jane b1830 (I-5240)
|
| 552 |
Death Notice. Chronical 23rd January 1892.
McLean. On the 21st January, at her daughter's residence, Vaughan's Mansion, Katherine, beloved wife of the late Allan McLean, Aged 64 years.
| DAWSON, Catherine (I-5)
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| 553 |
Death Notice. Chronical 24th November 1928.
Thompson. On the 21st November at Loxton, Jane Thompson, dearly loved wife of the late Charles Thompson and dearly loved mother of Laura, Addie, Hilda, Mabel, Charlie, Viv, Reg, Hubt and Doug. Aged 73 years.
| BARNES, Jane James Johns (I-9272)
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| 554 |
death of cancer, first to spraying no til and dont think they knew of the necessity of safety and had a massive growth on his kidney. Sick for 2 years after he was diagnosed.
| FORSYTH, William McDonald (I-6731)
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| 555 |
Death on 15th July 2017 at Glenelg House Casterton per notice in 'Mt Gambier Border Watch' on 19th Jul 2017. (sourced from SA Genealogical website, quoting Ryerson Index) | MCLEAN, Laurence Elliot (I-4884)
|
| 556 |
Death record attached to this profile. | MCPHEE, Alexander (I-2725)
|
| 557 |
DEATH RECORDS SECTION 1 PLOT 127 | FORSYTH, Cameron Victor (I-6824)
|
| 558 |
DEATH Royal Adelaide Hospital Adelaide SA | GRANT, Laurence William George (I-1140)
|
| 559 |
DEATH Royal Adelaide Hospital SA | HALDANE, Eliza (I-1082)
|
| 560 |
DEATH Spinal Unit Royal Adelaide Hospital Adelaide SA: SOURCE not provided; assume BRB (word of mouth of committee) due to currency and privacy laws. | MCLEAN, Archibald James b.1914 (I-2335)
|
| 561 |
DEATH St Arnauds Hospital East Wimmera Vic | MCLEAN, Rose Ann (I-4194)
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| 562 |
DEATH St Vincent's Home, Mona Vale, NSW | MCLEAN, Amy Maude Hillary (I-2561)
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| 563 |
death Strathalbyn General Hospital SA | INGLIS, James Faulds Henderson (I-18)
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| 564 |
DEATH Strathalbyn General Hospital SA | MCLEAN, Hugh (I-5553)
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| 565 |
Death Wimmera Base Hospital Vic | MCDONALD, Leonard William Cameron (I-6682)
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| 566 |
DEATH Woolnough Rd Largs Bay SA | MCLEAN, Christina McPhie (I-4088)
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| 567 |
DEATH: 3 days before his 86th birthday. He had retired to a suburb of Adelaide leaving his sons to continue the Belvidere farm. | CHERITON, John Jnr b1854 (I-5245)
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| 568 |
DEATH: Queen Elizabeth Hospital Woodville SA | MCLEAN, Alexander James (I-2409)
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| 569 |
Death:stated by Dorothy Deane 23.11.16 to Researcher:Lorna McLean | FORSYTH, Pamela Joy (I-6818)
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| 570 |
Death; nursed by her dad Benjamin McLean for several years: amid a new wife and family, Olivia was nursed alone and only admitted to General Hospital Strathalbyn SA the week before she passed away. In fact I the author of this note, was born 6.5 weeks after her passing 2 Aug 1955. This must have been a distressing time for Benjamin to lose his own father:Edwin James McLean, after nursing him for months during 1950 & 1951, a new life of marriage in 1952 followed by two little ones, Edwin and Jenny (sick all the time since birth 18mos before) would have been a handful for both parents whilst his wife; Joan Natalie nee Smith, is 8+ months pregnant, 2 little ones (one sick) and a husband doing the work on the farm and doing what and where he could. Author Lorna McLean; third born to Benjamin and Joan Mclean 23 October 1955 | PARKER, Olivia Mary (Queenie) (I-3811)
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| 571 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | T, DA# (I-5866)
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| 572 |
Despite the names, McRae and McLean, this Christina does not share any previous kinship with her husband, George.
| MCRAE, Christina (I-7247)
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| 573 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, DJ (I-1617)
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| 574 |
Did Donald die on 10th or 11th? A quote from text accompanying a sketch of Donald McLean's cottage at Hilton held in the Mortlock Library stated that, "He died at his home on October 10th, 1855, aged 84 years, leaving his wife, Christina, five sons and five daughters and was buried in Section 1 of the Strathalbyn Cemetery" (BRB p9)
| MCLEAN, Donald b1779 (I-1)
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| 575 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, AG (I-1172)
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| 576 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, KD (I-1173)
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| 577 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, NB (I-1177)
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| 578 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, JS (I-1178)
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| 579 |
Died 24 years and 10 months. | MCLEAN, David Keith (I-2537)
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| 580 |
Died 5 days after giving birth. | BAILEY, Florence Rebecca (I-3019)
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| 581 |
Died a six months. | MCLEAN, Archibald Sinclair b. 1854 (I-4447)
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| 582 |
Died about 1882 | KELLY, Joseph (I-7872)
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| 583 |
Died about 1990. | UNKNOWN, Gwen (I-9115)
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| 584 |
Died after 6 days. | HALDANE, Catherine Dawson McLean (I-1081)
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| 585 |
Died after only 5 days. | SMITH, Mavis Jean (I-4544)
|
| 586 |
Died aged 18 months - in Christchurch | LEWIS, Hilda Harriet (I-9119)
|
| 587 |
Died as an infant, 6 months. | MCINTOSH, Audrey Jackson (I-2976)
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| 588 |
Died as an infant. | RANKINE, Jane Paterson (I-8723)
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| 589 |
Died as an infant. | RANKINE, James Graham (I-8724)
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| 590 |
Died as an infant. | RANKINE, James Jeffrey (I-8725)
|
| 591 |
Died as an infant. | THOMPSON, William (I-9289)
|
| 592 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, GJA (I-9034)
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| 593 |
Died at 20 years as a result of a car accident. | BRADLEY, Christopher Charles (I-1664)
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| 594 |
Died at 3 months. | SHERWOOD, Geoffrey (I-5067)
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| 595 |
DIED at 6mos in infancy like her youngest sister Jeannie the previous year in 1878 2mos short of Jeannies 2nd birthday. Both died in Strathalbyn General Hospital SA | MCLEAN, Jemima Adam Tannahill (I-5783)
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| 596 |
Died at birth. | MCKENZIE, Maureen Dawn (I-3743)
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| 597 |
DIED AT HOME Port Broughton SA | HORNBY, Percival William John (Pud) (I-1696)
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| 598 |
Died at Marion Road, Plympton | MCLEAN, Allan b.1811 Snr (I-3)
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| 599 |
Died at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Woodville, SA | ABBOT, Archibald Dudley (I-1107)
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| 600 |
Died in 21 Third Ave, St Peters, Adelaide | THOMPSON, Adelaide Annie Barker (I-1484)
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| 601 |
Died in an air crash at sea. | WOODMAN, John Robert (I-1613)
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| 602 |
Died in Broken Hill when he was about 16 years old. | INGLIS, Frank Lenard (I-431)
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| 603 |
Died in France in the WWI. | HOARE, Rupert (I-8887)
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| 604 |
Died in infancy | BENNETT, Joseph Desmond (I-538)
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| 605 |
Died in infancy | HALDANE, Arabella Stuart (I-1158)
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| 606 |
Died in infancy | MCDONALD, Hetty (I-6889)
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| 607 |
Died in infancy | MCDONALD, Ruth (I-6890)
|
| 608 |
DIED IN INFANCY | MCDONALD, Lindsay William (I-7262)
|
| 609 |
Died in infancy. | BRADLEY, Janet (I-1621)
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| 610 |
Died in infancy. | WALKER, Jeffery (I-9260)
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| 611 |
Died in Magill Nursing Home in Adelaide. In 1954 0r 1955. | MCLEAN, George Robert (I-1483)
|
| 612 |
Died in Royal Adelaide Hospital. | STABERNACK, Julius Otto (I-2752)
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| 613 |
Died just 10 days after his birth. | MCLEAN, Hartley Dixon (I-3867)
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| 614 |
Died just prior to surgery to save her life in Queen Adelaide Hospital Adelaide SA. Myocarditis was the autopsy conclusion. See newspaper writeup re murder charges. | SMITH, Irene Joyce (I-7834)
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| 615 |
Died near Woocalla. | JOHNSTON, James Boyle (I-1522)
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| 616 |
Died of a stroke. | MCLEAN, Hughie (I-2323)
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| 617 |
Died of a stroke. | JONES, Grace Estelle (I-2393)
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| 618 |
Died of cancer - aged 22 yrs. | ABBOTT, Myrtle (I-9233)
|
| 619 |
Died of the Spanish Influenca Epidemic in 1919 | HEAD, Edwin Henry (I-2355)
|
| 620 |
DIED Strathalbyn General Hospital SA | KEOUGH, Phillip James b.1856 Leading Aircraftman (I-5306)
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| 621 |
DIED: Crystal Brook Hospital SA | SEDUNARY, Elizabeth (I-1677)
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| 622 |
Differing sources state Ann Jane and others Jane Ann; however her headstone/burial states Jane Ann Kanaley NEE Oakley | OAKLEY, Jane Ann (I-8509)
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| 623 |
Direct conversation and receipt of burial documentation with Lorna Mclean 20.7.17.Both in Plot number 7549 Path 50N in North Road (Anglican) Cemetery Adelaide SA. eldest daughter, Irene Joyce buried first in same plot as mother, Glady Irene Stoyel.
headstone reads "In loving memory of IRENE JOYA (in fact Joyce; unmarried) SMITH passed away 17 March 1950 Aged 21 loved by all. Also Gladys Irene SMITH-nee Stoyel passed away 19 Jun 1968 aged 58". Source Lorna Mclean 20.7.2017
| SMITH, Irene Joyce (I-7834)
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| 624 |
discrepancy between birth documentation as Isabelle and "known as" appears on her headstone as Isabel. this can occur to writing style over the years, minunderstanding of stonemason, convenience and other possible variable of education and multiplication of written use of name. | BEEVOR, Isabelle Agnes (Sissy) (I-4154)
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| 625 |
District Registry Office, Perth | Family F-3190
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| 626 |
Division 2 Plot 415, Strathalbyn SA this info interferes with map logistics. Lorna McLean23.05.2016 | MCRAE, Donald Hugh (I-3928)
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| 627 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, PJ (I-145)
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| 628 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, PJ (I-145)
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| 629 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, GS (I-3857)
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| 630 |
Don Gordon advised me 15.5.2016 - Neil Graham McLean was with an international visitor showing them around and passed away at some waterfall location; yet unnamed. | MCLEAN, Neil Graham (I-1554)
|
| 631 |
Donald and Margaret were first cousins. | SMITH, Donald James (I-2452)
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| 632 |
Donald signed his name variously as - McLane - MacLean - McLean - McClean and Mac (ref p13 BRB)
| MCLEAN, Donald b1779 (I-1)
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| 633 |
Donald was born at home at Lower Finniss | MCDONALD, Donald William (I-5793)
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| 634 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-1187
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| 635 |
Dorothy Forsyth on 24.11.2016 shared memories of family members. Her husband died of cardiac arrest as he had been hiding his illness from everyone and was stump picking and collapsed in the paddock at 87yoa. He had had angina attack but never told anyone. | FORSYTH, William Corporal (I-6689)
|
| 636 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, DV (I-6730)
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| 637 |
Due to absence of birth date to date: genealogysa offers her approx birth year on her marriage record, her fathers names and that she was single to marry. Eric Allan Groom Last Name: WARLAND Bride Given Name(s): Ruth Harrison Bride Last Name: DERBYSHIRE Marriage Date: 1935, March 26 Marriage Place: Baptist Church Adelaide Groom Age: 27 Groom Approx. Birth Year: 1908 Groom Marital Status: S Groom Father: Lawrence Edward WARLAND Bride Age: 20 Bride Approx. Birth Year: 1915 Bride Marital Status: S Bride Father Name: Edward Fairhurst DERBYSHIRE Book/Page: 355/955 | DARBYSHIRE, Ruth Harrison (I-4001)
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| 638 |
Due to distances, Dorothy's husband was cremated in Mt Lawley Perth WA on 6 Jul 2002. William Forsyth's (Willi) ashes stored in Columbarium Niche in Kellerberrin Cemetery WA
| FORSYTH, William Corporal (I-6689)
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| 639 |
Due to privacy laws of South Australia whereby the marriage records are only released 75 years after a marriage. The date has so far been unattainable since it is only 72years unless son Robin or Daniel recall. | CLARKE, Harold Stanley (I-5310)
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| 640 |
Duncan was a butcher, according to the death certificate of his son, John. | SMITH, Duncan (I-8362)
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| 641 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, AM (I-9030)
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| 642 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, CR (I-9031)
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| 643 |
During edit check of spelling and locations found PADDINGTON appeared incorrect. Found on reference to Paddington on google Paddington Avenue, Northgate Port Adelaide Enfield, SA. However the BDM register of SA clearly states Birth Place/Residence: Paddington
District: Port Adelaide. So in my google search found a Paddington Street in Enfield Port Adelaide. Alteration made. | STOYEL, John James (Jack) PTE-check (I-8504)
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| 644 |
EDWARD 1939 AND 25 FEB BURIED IN PERTH KARRAKATTA....MARRIED JOHANNA WERDEHOFF IN STRATHALBYN 31 10 1891 AND HAD 4 CHILDREN (THINK ALL BOYS)
SEE PAT FOR FURTHER INFO ON EDWARD WHEN ALL IS LOCAED | JOHNSTON, Edward (I-5671)
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| 645 |
Edward played Australian Rules VFL for Richmond. | EDWARDS, Edward Allen (I-3538)
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| 646 |
Edwin MacLean (ref: Edwin MacLean's genealogy, spouse of person 14-vii) has him dying in 1881 rather than 1891. | JEFFREYS, Jeffrey (I-4974)
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| 647 |
Edwin MacLean has the birth date as 4th March 1821 in Fort William whereas a birth year of 1822 is indicated by the record of Archibald's marriage in www.familyhistorysa.info/colonists which has him aged 24 years at the time of his marriage on 1846-09-11. | MCLEAN, Archibald b1821 (I-3988)
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| 648 |
Edwin MacLean in 2016 stated Donald was born in Fort William. This had long been surmised: evidence pending. | MCLEAN, Donald b1779 (I-1)
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| 649 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, EA (I-3064)
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| 650 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, RL (I-2421)
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| 651 |
Eliza Jane's mother was also an Eliza Jane Williams | WILLIAMS, Eliza Jane b. 1862 (I-8527)
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| 652 |
Eliza might have gone to Strathalbyn for Christmas and she stayed on at Meadowbank for the birth of Percy. | HALDANE, Percy James (I-1054)
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| 653 |
Ellen died at the home of her daughter, Stella McLean - 53 Tarragon St, Mile End. She had a private nurse. | JEWELL, Ellen (I-1509)
|
| 654 |
Elliot & Florence had 8 children - but no details available. | NUTT, Florence Marion (I-1350)
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| 655 |
Elliot & Florence had 8 children - but no details available. | SCOTT, Elliot Armstrong (I-1351)
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| 656 |
Elsie was 32 years old at the time of her wedding in 1904 - according to the marriage certificate. In fact as was John McLean 32yoa and both were still single at time of marriage -according to SAGHS record | BERNDT, Marie Alwena Elizabeth (Elsie) (I-3808)
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| 657 |
Elsie's mother, Margaret, gave permission for the marriage. | Family F-3194
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| 658 |
EMAIL dated 05.10.2018 from Stephenandlouise@bigpond.com actually Louise Johnson.
"It has been some timesince i spoke to you about Mary Margaret McLean and Albert Edward Brabant. I have been sharing my research time between 5 family trees and it has taken a while but have new information. Details DOM 25.05.1916. place The Central Methodist Mission, groom Albert Edward Brabant, Occupation motor driver, usual residence, Narrabeen , a bachelor aged 29. The bride, Mary Margaret McLean, home duties, usual residence Narrabeen,spinster, aged 29. Death Certificate, NSW BDM Registration No32269/1962 copy certificate no 132249 from probate packet. NAME Mary Margaret Brabant, DOD 22.9.1962 usual residence Narrabeen,
1st marriage, at Sydney 24yoa to ? McGuinness, issue ONE, Sheila aged 51yoa.
2nd marriage, Sydney aged 27to Albert Edward Brabant, issue, Jessie M 46yoa, Amy 44yoa, Archibald E 42yoa, Florence N 40yoa, Mary J 38yoa none deceased.
No birth nor marriage certificate was found for Sheila-her marriage certificate names her Sheila McLean. | Family F-827
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| 659 |
Email dated 27 August 2018 from Marilyn Whittenbury. States: JOACHIM HEINRICH HOKLAS b14.12.1817 Leuttenmark, Near Boitzenburg/Mecklenburg Scherwin/Prussia?Germany: died 3.8.1888 at New Macklenburg, SA aged 70 Years and buried at the Schoenborn Cemetery at Gomersal SA. At his death he had married and widowed THREE times with six of his nine children surving to adulthood.
Single, JOACHIM HEINRICH HOKLAS aged 31yoa arrived in SA on the ship Australia on 10/9/1849 (about 12 the new colony). Settling in at Klemzig, SA and in 15/4/1853 he made an "OATH OF ALLEGIANCE" to the colony of SA. Occupation: Landsman.
4 years after his first marriage; he relocated to the New Mecklenburg, Barrossa Valley purchased land as a pioneer famer, in 1860 construcing a sotne building-barn, cellar with 2 foot thick walls and thatched roof upon a side of a hill that gave access to the top slate floor property. The bottom floor of the building was used as a hanging room and storeroom; including a cellar.
This estate continues in the family, a 5th generation of the HOKLAS family began grapevines in 2004 (100years since vines were last harvest). In 2018 producing premium full bodied/?blooded Barossa Style red wine.
| Family F-2788
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| 660 |
Email from Kaye Killin on 3rd Sept: Edward born on 6th Jan 1863 in Woodchester, registered in Mount Barker, SA - page number 61, volume 28. | JOHNSTON, Edward (I-5671)
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| 661 |
EMAIL FROM STEPHENANDLOUISE DATED 26TH JAN 2018 TO LADYJ:How did someone find a marriage between Albert and Mary in 1911 when the BDM has their marriage in 1916? This is extract from BRB Page 220 only states the dates with limited evidence of FM=family memories. ?Mary Margaret Mclean born 20/10/1885 at the "Rock Lily Tavern". Mona Vale which was then the staging post for the northern coast. Donald built a small wooden house at Narrabeen where there is now [1996] a median strip of a 6 lane highway. It eventually became the back scullery and laundry for the 2 storey brick house already mentioned as being both home and post office until the new one was erected, Information from Betty O'Gorman, dau of Kindor McLean//
Married: Albert Brabant c1911 and was if Narrabeen NSW
Death: Mary died in her 77th year on 22/9/1962?
How was Sheila McLean linked with Albert and Mary? There is no record of her birth in the
NSW BDM, which is highly likely if she was illegitimate, but the birthplace of Thirroul is
puzzling.
RHETORICAL of course. | Family F-827
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| 662 |
Email provided from John Mathews dated 02.05.2016 to Lorna McLean
Stated that Mary Dawson McLean (daughter of Allan Mclean, the eldest son of Donald and Christina McLean (McPhee). | MCLEAN, Mary Dawson (I-1237)
|
| 663 |
Emerald Hill later became part of South Melbourne. | SMITH, Florence Beatrice (I-9033)
|
| 664 |
Enfield Cemetery Enfield SA | WAY, Allan Charles (I-8444)
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| 665 |
Enfield Memorial Park Adelaide SA | FRANCIS, Wilfred Edmund (I-6060)
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| 666 |
entry directly from Orroroo Cemetery records-
NUTT, MELTON GORDON aged 54 buried 25/03/1971
| NUTT, Melton (Gordon) (I-1319)
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| 667 |
Entry in the Biographical Index of South Australia - attached to this profile. | RANKINE, Matthew B (I-5826)
|
| 668 |
EPITAPH OF BLUEY TRUSCOTT....WWII 1943 and Gordon Johnston...
Squadron Leader Truscott was killed instantly at 1735 hours, 28th March 1943. Position, 22° 11' S., 114° 09' E. He was flying Kittyhawk A29/150.
Before any member of 76 Squadron could reach the scene whale-boats and divers from U.S.S. Chi/ds and U.S.S. Whipperwill were attempting to locate the wreckage. They continued dragging operations with a desperate urgency until midnight, under impossible conditions, long after all hope for the life of Keith Truscott had been adandoned. At last 76 Squadron had to ask the Americans to stop.
At light, 29th March, the search was resumed, and at 1000 hours the aircraft was located in thirty-six feet of water, lying on its back, with mainplanes folded and the cockpit on the sea-bed.
At 1630 hours the aircraft was raised, and lowered onto a barge. The body was recovered from the cockpit with some injuries, but virtually unmarked.
In the evening, after the barge pulled alongside the jetty, Bluey was carried ashore by the officers of his squadron. His mother, far away, knew he was dead before she was told.
At 0930 hours, 31st March, the casket containing his embalmed body, followed by of of No. 76 Squadron and of the U.S. Navy, was drawn to the air-strip and passed between his boys, whose emotions no words of mine dare express. He was brought to the Avro Anson and soon that aircraft drew away slowly and took off to the salute from the ground and the air. His pilots above him in the formation of a cross and escorted him to Perth, towards the Cathedral, to the limits of their fuel.
Thus passed Bluey Truscott, aged twenty-six, brave as few were and loved as few were.
Today he rests in the War Cemetery near Perth, Western Australia, and his first Spitfire stands quietly through the passing years in the Australian War Memorial at Canberra.
God Bless Bluey. | JOHNSTON, Gordon James b1903 (I-5689)
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| 669 |
Ernst at 27yoa and Anna at 17yoa were married at St Peter Evangelist Chapel, North Rhine SA having 10 children. | Family F-2787
|
| 670 |
EULOGY-top row:Christmas 2015 at the home of son Toby and Ruth at 54 Rome,Yeronga Qld. Formally Brian?s mother?s 1900's Gormley home. BOTTOM ROW L-R:Son John McGrath and partner Dr. Stephen Brierley, the grandchildren Caitlin & Erin McGrath, Hugo, Ned, Flynn Schmidt (mother:Juliet behind), Isabelle McGrath. Toby is wearing a hat, with Ruth behind him, Brians wife, Heather next to Brian on Brian top right. MIDDLE LEFT:Brian as a small boy at childhood home 49 Crump Street Holland Park Brisbane Qld. MIDDLE RIGHT:Brian working a pipe on a job in North Queensland as a Civil Engineer with the State Coordinator General's Dept. LOWER LEFT:Heather and Brian engaged to be married the following January 1968 at Catholic Lawn Tennis Assoc Formal, Brisbane Qld. LOWER RIGHT:Brian and Heather at picnic in Keating Park Qld near Indooroopilly Shoppingtown in 2014.
I-6645 | MCGRATH, Brian Leonard (I-6572)
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| 671 |
Eurongilly, NSW is a locality in the central part of the Riverina and situated about 19 kilometres north west from Nangus and 21 kilometres south east from Junee | CUSACK, John (I-2600)
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| 672 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, J (I-2603)
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| 673 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, J (I-2602)
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| 674 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, S (I-2604)
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| 675 |
Eurongilly, NSW is a locality in the central part of the Riverina and situated about 19 kilometres north west from Nangus and 21 kilometres south east from Junee | UNKNOWN, Celsa (I-2601)
|
| 676 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, R (I-2605)
|
| 677 |
EVIDENCE FOR THIS MARRIAGE occurs with birth of son giving both parents named as mother and father.
Surname:WOOLFITT Benjamin David Moses Date of Birth:04-Feb-1885 Gender: M Father:Benjamin WOOLFITT Mother:Harriett GRIFFEN Birth Residence: Milang SA Book/Page:345/41
Notes:Nothing appears as a marriage or announcement of same. Just this birth. | Family F-3110
|
| 678 |
Ewen was probably born in the valley of Strathglass near the town of Inverness. | MCDONALD, Ewen (I-5787)
|
| 679 |
Ewen's birth date and place have not been confirmed - see J51 attached to this profile. | CAMERON, Ewen (I-9325)
|
| 680 |
Ewen's grave is enclosed by an iron railing and there is a marble column surmounted by an angel as headstone. | MCDONALD, Ewen Angus Stevenson (I-7245)
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| 681 |
Express & Telegraph, January 23 1892.
The friends of the late Catherine McLean are respectfully informed that her remains will be removed from her daughter's residence ( Mrs. Haldane), Vaughan's Mansion, Hackney, this day at 2.00pm. for interement in the West Terrace Cemetery. J.B.Siebert, Undertaker.
| DAWSON, Catherine (I-5)
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| 682 |
EXTRACT FROM BIOGRAPHY DEATH : Christina died of heart failure at Woolnough Rd, Largs Bay on 20/7/1920 aged 72. Her residence was Newman St Semaphore. Interred West Terrace Cemetery.ADELAIDE SA | MCLEAN, Christina McPhie (I-4088)
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| 683 |
Extract from D40: Rationale for accepting that Rachel was born in Campsie in 1744 - child of John Rankine (younger) and Margaret Mains
Our starting point
* The BRB (p7) states that, if the traditional naming system was used, Donald's mother would we Ann - but see our discussion on the naming conventions in our strategies article D30.
* We are confident that Rachel was Donald's mother because it is consistent with information on the BRB which is father/birthyear/birthplace = Allan/1779/Blaich.
* This leads us to use the following search criteria for Rachel's birth:
Name
* First name: Rachel or Rachael
* Surname: Rankine, Ranken or Rankin
Years
* If we assume, in the mid 1700s, that a mother's childbearing years were from her late teens to her mid forties, and taking into account that Donald was born in 1779, Rachel must have been born between 1727 and 1764.
Place
* Anywhere in the western Highlands - the closer to Blaich the better.
Progress so far
We have found only one OPR for a birth of Rachel Ranken between 1727 and 1754:-
* Rachel Rankine, baptised 16th Dec 1744 in Campsie, Stirling - with mother Margaret Mains and father John Rankine - "Margt Mains held up her child begotten in fornication with John Rankine younger to be bapt called Rachel with James Burman and William Colquhorrage". This OPR is attached to Rachel's profile on the McLean website.
* Family Search (& WikiTree) has an entry for Rachel with the same parents as the OPR (John Rankine & Margaret Mains) but different year (1751) and different place (Blaich). Edwin MacLean's family tree (Small Print M001) also has the birth as 1751 in Blaich. It would be good news if it was Blaich and her being 28 years old when giving birth to Donald - but we cannot have any confidence in this entry because it has not specified any sources. [Research: Try to find why whoever made these entries into these websites.]
Siblings
* No other births have been found for children of John Rankine and Margaret Mains. This is not surprising because Rachel was "begotten in fornication" so it might have been a casual relationship.
Pros & cons
Reasons for discounting the 1744 birth in Campsie:-
* Year: If Rachel was born in 1744, she would have been 35 when she gave birth to Donald. This is possible, but older than would be common in those times. It indicates that she might have several children before Donald, but we have not found any records of such possibilities.
* Place: If Rachel was born in Campsie (near Glasgow, a 150 km walk north to Blaich), she could have met Allan, but this is less likely than if she had been born nearer to Blaich.
* Alternatives: The names, ?Rachel? and ?Rankine? are not uncommon in that general area. The absence of other OPRs, apart from 1744 in Campsie, could be either because the Kilmallie birth records have been lost or because the birth of our ?real? Rachel was never registered.
* Outside possibility: A Ewen Rankin and Margaret McPhee had a child, Donald Rankin in 1782 in Garvan (next to Duisky and only a few kilometers from Blaich). We have Ewen, Margaret and Donald in the family tree ?Lairds, tacks & residents of Ardgour, Blaich Duisky? in our C&D McLean website It is possible that Ewen might have been born between 1752 and 1762 ? if he was between 20 and 30 years old when he became the father of Donald in 1782 - however Ewen could have been born well before 1752, if he was much older at the time of his son?s birth. Could this Ewen Rankin have been a brother or cousin of our Rachel Rankin? Unfortunately, we have no other evidence of this.
Reasons for accepting the 1744 birth in Campsie:-
* Alternatives: This is the only OPR that matches any of the criteria. So either it is the right one, or the OPR is missing - lost or never registered.
Conclusion
* Rachel Rankine was baptised on 16th Dec 1744 in Campsie, Stirling. Her parents were Margaret Mains and John Rankine - they were not married at the time = ACCEPTED unless we can find evidence for an alternative (eg 1751 in Blaich).
| RANKINE, Rachel b.1744 (I-7883)
|
| 684 |
FAG request fulfilled image is dirt only. no headstone. Write up on FAG-Laurel Louisa Inglis Zupanovich
BIRTH
4 Feb 1909
Broken Hill, Broken Hill City, New South Wales, Australia
DEATH
26 Aug 1968 (aged 59)
Broken Hill, Broken Hill City, New South Wales, Australia
BURIAL
Broken Hill Cemetery
Broken Hill, Broken Hill City, New South Wales, Australia Show Map
PLOT
Catholic, K1, row 18, plot 19
MEMORIAL ID
161925114 · View Source | INGLIS, Laurel Louisa ( +unknown twin girl-died) (I-436)
|
| 685 |
Faithe Jones offered no more than a confirmation of name of Rosanna Way buried at www.australiancemeteries.com.ua/sa/pt_augustra?ptaugustacarldata.htm
| SPITTLE, Rosanna Mary (I-8496)
|
| 686 |
Falling Waters Nursing Home, Strathalbyn | KELLY, Jean (I-3825)
|
| 687 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | G, MMP (I-6821)
|
| 688 |
family search indicates married about 1911 which concurs with a source 1911 | Family F-827
|
| 689 |
father JOHN CRITCHLEY
mother Elsie Vera WEST See genealogy SA for RegNo | CRITCHLEY, John Vere (I-6221)
|
| 690 |
Father John Thomas Collins (sagenealogy) | COLLINS, Geoffrey John (I-8576)
|
| 691 |
FATHER OF BRIDE: John Thomas Nutt, Witnesses JH Nutt, Farmer Orroroo SA and M.U.Doley both of Orroroo SA . Minister:Charles Doley | Family F-449
|
| 692 |
Father-DEN DEKKER Adrianus born 24 December 1918; Mother-Geerdina-(nee Teulings) born 17 February 1912;
Children-
Theodorus Marinus born 12 June 1941;
****Edmundus Adrianus born 15 November 1942***
-Johanna Maria E born 6 May 1944;
Carola Gerdina born 6 October 1947;
Robertus A Maria born 10 December 1950
Dutch-travelled per JVO under Australian Netherlands Migration Agreement | DENDEKKER/DEN DEKKER, Edmundus Adrianus (Eddy) (I-2433)
|
| 693 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, AD (I-5163)
|
| 694 |
Filed for the Dissolution of marriage - petition 628 on 20th December 1886 | Family F-254
|
| 695 |
Files are opened and scanned when time permits by NAA. Follow up required. One can request and pay for a file to be opened | HAWKEN, Phyllis Adelaide Private (I-6565)
|
| 696 |
Find a grave details differ radically with the Enfield Cemetery DOD and "burial" dates....TBC
Interred in same place as husband-the both reported as being cremated according to Enfield Cemetery records online | WESTLAKE, Maisie Rose (I-8164)
|
| 697 |
Find a Grave website; offers his burial at West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA. Researcher Lorna McLean 18.09.2018 | TASSIE, Robert Stewart (I-4980)
|
| 698 |
find my past by lorna mclean 03.12.16
First name(s) William
Last name McDonald
Gender Male
Age 62
Birth year 1923
Burial year 1985
Burial date 07 Oct 1985
Place Brisbane
State Queensland
Country Australia
Record source Funerals Of Distinction
Source description Funerals of Distinction Funeral Directors, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. This index contains records, including Contracts and Cards, from 1980 -1991.The date is the date of death as it has sometimes been found that there has been a considerable period of time between death and Burial. The entry number denotes Fiche or Page/Individual Entry No of the filming of the original records. This filming is held at the Genealogical Society of Queensland Inc.
Call number QLD/815/059
Entry no 19/42
Record set Queensland funeral records
Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory Deaths & burials
Collections from Australia & New Zealand | MCDONALD, William Hugh (I-7270)
|
| 699 |
first born
Surname: ROWE
Given Names: Allan Gilbert
Date of Birth: 06-Feb-1894
Gender: M
Father: Robert ROWE
Mother: Janet Rewa INGLIS
Birth Residence: Lancelot
District: Frome
Book/Page: 537/425
second born
Surname: ROWE
Given Names: Rosalie Inglis
Date of Birth: 23-Sep-1895
Gender: F
Father: Robert ROWE
Mother: Janet Reva INGLIS
Birth Residence: Goodwood West
District: Adelaide
Book/Page: 572/72
| Family F-2872
|
| 700 |
First child born in June 1942, married in Dec 1942. | Family F-2598
|
| 701 |
First to plant, and grow vineyards in Strathalbyn area in 1860's | POTTS, Francis (Frank) (I-9149)
|
| 702 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, CLJ (I-8248)
|
| 703 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, LR (I-8247)
|
| 704 |
Florence May HALDANE on her birth registration. | MCLEAN, Florence May (I-1160)
|
| 705 |
FM David died in aeroplane crash in FeNcle weekend in Karratha/Dampier WA | COMPTON, David Edward Alwyn (I-7667)
|
| 706 |
FM provided: Marilyn Whittenbury "Buried" in a columbarium RSL Wall 129. to be checked with family or cememtery for an image to confirm if buried or cremated? | PURSCHE, Clarence Henry Private (I-8451)
|
| 707 |
FMemory of Dorothy Deane on 5 Feb 2017 with Researcher:Lorna McLean. Stated she was proud of both her father and grandfather were doctors of medicene in Mt Barker WA. The cousin was a Sir Arthur Dormon Deane who had an engineering firm in England who supplied all the steel for the construction of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.(1923-1930). | DEANE, Father (I-6947)
|
| 708 |
for a fee, Matilda Grace Mitchell: will is on section "wills and probate records" on PROV=public records office of victoria | MITCHELL, Muriel Alison (I-8883)
|
| 709 |
For a short period in the 1890s | MCLEAN, Robert Tannahill (I-5517)
|
| 710 |
Formal Divorce 1952- Adelaide News (broadprint) wrote DIVORCE ORDER a reserved judgment, Mr. Justice Reed. in the Supreme Court today,granted an order nisi for divorce to Charles Robert Smith, of Payneham Road, Payneham, against Gladys Irene Smith, of Light Street, Exeter, for desertion Mr. Harry Alderman, QC, with Mr. J. R. Alder man, appeared for Smith. Thursday, April _10,:1952 | Family F-668
|
| 711 |
found at WAGS on 25 Jan 2021 by lorna mclean on website FIND MY PAST Margaret Rankine Or Ranken (born Mains) Birth 1725 Scotland UK Nationality British Title Mrs Religion Protestant Residence Coustown Inverchaolain Argyll Nov 19 1775 Marriage to: John Rankine Or Ranken Tighnabruaich, Argyll, Scotland Death July 18 1830 Scotland, United Kingdom Burial Tighnabruaich, Argyll, Scotland Family members Father John Main Husband John Rankine 1719 - ? Daughter Rachel Mclean (born Rankine) 1750 - 1795 Source Robinson Web Site Updated on Jan 24 2021 (today)7,036 profiles in one family tree1300 photos View full profile in this site Patricia Robinson Site Manager Contact Patricia
| MAIN, Margaret (I-8945)
|
| 712 |
FOUND BY LORNA MCLEAN 03.12.16
R.M.
Last name White
Birth year -
Death year 2002
Death date 05 Nov 2002
Cemetery Springvale Botanical Cemetery
City Springvale
State Victoria
Image link http://billiongraves.com/pages/record/RM-WHITE/7943061
Country Australia
Record set Australia Billion Graves cemetery index
Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory Deaths & burials
Collections from Australia & New Zealand | MCNAMAR, Mabel Rosetta (I-7404)
|
| 713 |
Found on NSW BDM website during public holiday. Not providing date. Makes no sense. Will have to go back. Definitely CAIRNS BRIDE not Kearns. | Family F-849
|
| 714 |
found this record on find my past by lorna mclean on 03.12.16
First name(s) Robert
Last name Ross
Gender Male
Status Married
Birth year 1825
Death year 1923
Death date 19 Sep 1923
Age at death 98y
Residence Kersbrook
Place Kersbrook
District Talunga
State South Australia
Country Australia
Registration number 465/193
Record set South Australia Deaths 1842-1972
Category Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory Deaths & burials
Collections from Australia & New Zealand | ROSS, Robert (I-7024)
|
| 715 |
Frederick HENNING died on 5th July 1941.
His «b»WILL«/b»: dated 20/8/1930.
He appointed the Perpetual Trustee Company of W.A. as his executor and named his 10 children to share equally in his estate. He had Commonwealth Bonds, shares in Nestle's Milk Co. and "shares etc" not named. Farm horses, sheep and their progeny, cart and harness, Beale Player Piano. scrub roller, saddle and bridle. Son Charles was to receive the family heirlooms including portraits of his people. He had a one third interest in his mother's estate from which a sister in Tasmania drew the interest reverted to him at her death. Another brother and sister whom he named would get the other two thirds. Some of his sons were indebted to him for varying amounts ranging from 100 pounds ($200) down to 23 pounds ($46) and these sums were to be deducted from their shares. | HENNING, Frederick Harriot (I-783)
|
| 716 |
Free Church, Dornoch graveyard | MACLEOD, Margaret (I-9190)
|
| 717 |
Fremantle Anglican Mon AA 0075 - with son, Harvey - per Ian Barnes email 1st Jan 2021. | STURGEON, Frances Agnes (I-3083)
|
| 718 |
from a website by Barry Leadbetter http://www.familyhistorysa.info/colonists.html
states they were married Light Sq, Adelaide SA. No change made by researcher Lorna McLean 05/12/2016
| Family F-1624
|
| 719 |
From England | FORD, Jessie (I-3192)
|
| 720 |
From Stockport (near Manchester) UK | WEDDELL, Wilhemema (I-3193)
|
| 721 |
From Taunton, Somerset, UK | CROSSMAN, Henry (I-242)
|
| 722 |
From Taunton, Somerset. | BADMAN, Pamela (I-243)
|
| 723 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, ME (I-2349)
|
| 724 |
FS email from Marilyn Whittenbury 29.9.17 states the parents of OLGA OTTILITE HOKLAS are FATHER:Johann Georg Heinirich Hoklas born 31 Aug 1853 at Blumberg SA Died 1 Sep 1911 ages 58yrs and buried at Schoenborn SA. MOTHER:Christiane Lydia Minge Born 7May1856 Schoenborn SA. Died 23 May 1937 ages 81 yoa.Buried at Willeston SA | HOKLAS, Olga Ottilie (I-8415)
|
| 725 |
FS: Family Story provided stated Plot 124 at Sedan SA | GLEISSERT, Anna Karoline (I-8411)
|
| 726 |
FS: Family Story:Marilyn Whittenburg stated-1st born, Augusta Elizabeth Gleissert was born 21 days prior to the marriage; however died at 15 days old. | PURSCHE, Augusta Elizabeth Gleissert* (I-8426)
|
| 727 |
FS=family story. Marilyn Whittenbury stated Robert Ernest Airey is buried within the Circular Head General Lawn Cemetery Tasmania. One surviving son. Graham Charles Airey. | AIREY, Robert Ernest (I-8449)
|
| 728 |
Further children born to Ernest Henry MILSTEAD & Margaret Rose WILKE:-
b.1906 Ernest Allan RefNo;768/34
b.1908 Joy Cumming RefNo;802/82
b.1911 Rudolph Stephen RefNo;860/305
b.1913 Hugh MacDonnell RefNo;904/490
b.1915 Lorna Mary RefNo;959/218
b.1919 Keith Raymond RefNo:32A/119 | WILKE, Rosalia Margaret (Rose) (I-4584)
|
| 729 |
Further research required since James using below dates make him travelling on the Navarino ""as a victualler" at the age of either 12 or 17 yoa. This information seems flawed since in this time one was "not an adult" until 21yoa.
SA Genealogy SA reports James born in UK in c.1825 on his entry to Wedding/Marriage to Margaret McLean so this having evidence is entered.
Whereas Edwin MacLean has James Keatings birth as 1820, no evidence or explanation provided. | KEATING, James (I-5236)
|
| 730 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, GJ (I-3033)
|
| 731 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, G (I-5772)
|
| 732 |
Gemmell John McLean, b. 14/7/1937, at Murrayville, Vic. Married: Jennifer Margaret Bodsworth, b. 26/6/1940, at Melbourne.Residence: 6 Norma Avenue, Hamilton, Vic, 3300. Gemmell McLean occupied various accounting positions before becoming Assistant Accountant, at the Hamilton Base Hospital. He subsequently relinquished that position to enter business in Hamilton, as a Snack Bar Proprietor and Craft and Wool Shop owner. He has served on a variety of kindergarten, school, football and cricket clubs. In earlier years he was a member of the senior Murrayville Football Team, premiers 1953, then left to live in Melbourne in June 1994 and played football in senior suburban football teams there. He was a member of Springvale Cricket Team premiers in 1954/55, and is proud of the achievement of his cousin's son, Jamie Siddons, in being Captain/Coach of the South Australian Sheffield Shield Cricket team from 1992/1993.Gemmell says his greatest achievement in life was becoming a committed Christian 7 years ago-no date provided. | MCLEAN, Gemmell John (I-3351)
|
| 733 |
genealogysa website has a registration number stating 1887 | MCKENRY, John Thomas (I-6894)
|
| 734 |
genealogysa.org.au offers within the registration of marriage to Annie Nicholls that the grooms father is GEORGE CLARKE | CLARKE, John Edward (I-8131)
|
| 735 |
GENI website offers;
Name:Francis James Inglis
Birth Sep 21 1879
Porteecra, South Australia, Australia
Death 1918
Father Henry Inglis
Mother Caroline Inglis (born Chapman)
Siblings: Agnes Mary Winch (born Inglis)
Martha Clare Inglis
Elizabeth "Bessie" Ovalon Inglis
Lucy Wilson Inglis
Catherine Lucette Inglis
Henry Wilson Inglis
Rose Jean Inglis
Annie Chapman Inglis
Rachael Caroline Inglis
John Hart Inglis
Edward Burgess Thomas Inglis
Harriet Helen Inglis
Gilbert Joseph Inglis
Gerald Andrew Inglis
Edward Burgess Thomas Inglis | INGLIS, Francis James Private (I-8605)
|
| 736 |
George is recorded as the father of Charles James Hine on Charles' marriage certificate. | HINE, George (I-8364)
|
| 737 |
Given the teased information of her military record. However still not on open file in NAA on 18 Jan 2021. Investigate at a further point in time. Researcher Lorna McLean | SUNMAN, Betty Lorraine Corporal (I-1503)
|
| 738 |
Glad is an accomplished pianist and was still enteraining in 1994. | ARTHUR, Gladys (Glad) Marion (I-1280)
|
| 739 |
Gladstone, Blyth, Adelaide | COOPER, William Charles (I-2457)
|
| 740 |
Glen Osmond Road, Eastwood, South Australia | MCLEAN, William Donald (I-6)
|
| 741 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | P, WL (I-6986)
|
| 742 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | G, LE (I-4272)
|
| 743 |
Googled: Geni People: Thora Gwendolyn Warren (Rendell). Birthdate: November 25, 1912 (78). Birthplace: Maylands, SA, Australia. Death: Died August 1991 in Port Noarlunga, SA, Australia. Cause of death: Heart Attack. Place of Burial: Coromandel Valley, SA, Australia. Immediate Family: Daughter of Cyril Gordon Rendell and Stella ... | RENDELL, Thora Gwendoline (I-6039)
|
| 744 |
Gordon, the youngest son, owned and worked his farm which was situated next lo the original homestead. It was closer to Pt Broughton (on the Pt Pirie road) which meant all Hornby lands were together.
Gordon, with his wife Laura, worked hard and milked many cows as well as farming.
Gordon stayed on the farm until his death in 1981. | HORNBY, Gordon Frederick George (I-2261)
|
| 745 |
Government altered the name Shoenborn to Gomersal during the first world war. | Family F-2788
|
| 746 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, GK (I-3065)
|
| 747 |
Grave 1/308 Strathalbyn SA | JEFFREYS, Henrietta (I-5110)
|
| 748 |
Grave 1/82 Strathalbyn SA SOURCE ljm alexandrina burial register. April 2016 | TANNAHILL, Margaret (I-5299)
|
| 749 |
Great-great-granddaughter, Patricia Ryan informed that Thomas was buried at Sliding Rock and the grave site with a lovely headstone remains there to this day. (ref email on 21st Aug 2022) | LAIDLAW, Thomas (I-9358)
|
| 750 |
Groom 22yoa, Bride 24yoa Resident at Orroroo SA, Florence father was deceased at time of wedding. Minister Allen M Webb Rector of Holy Trinity, Riverton SA. MARRIAGE AT ST PAULS CHURCH ORROROO SA father of groom: John Thomas Nutt, father of bride: James Henry Teague (deceased at time of wedding) Witnesses Herber C Teague Farmer Orroroo and LA Loftes of Morchard Bishop of Devon UK | Family F-432
|
| 751 |
Groom Blacksmith of Orroroo SA. Father of Groom: Richard Thomas Parnell of Orroroo SA. Wedding at Methodist Parsonage Orroroo SA | Family F-449
|
| 752 |
Groom Surname: INGLIS Groom Given Names:Henry Surname:CHAPMAN Bride Given Names:Caroline Marriage Date:03-Feb-1865 Marriage Place:Res of John Inglis Kapunda
Groom Age:27 Groom Marital Status:N Groom Father:John INGLIS
Bride Age:18 Bride Marital Status:N Bride Father: James Paul CHAPMAN District:Kapunda Book/Page: 61/25
| CHAPMAN, Caroline Inglis (I-8604)
|
| 753 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, KJ (I-4752)
|
| 754 |
Gweneth's middle name 'Lawry' might in fact be her maiden surname. | UNKNOWN POSS~LAWRY, Gweneth Lawry (I-6313)
|
| 755 |
Haarlem (Dutch pronunciation: [??a?rl?m] (listen); predecessor of Harlem in English) is a city and municipality in the Netherlands. It is the capital of the province of North Holland. Haarlem is situated at the northern edge of the Randstad, one of the most populated metropolitan areas in Europe; it is also part of the Amsterdam metropolitan area, being located about 15 km to the west of the core city of Amsterdam. Haarlem had a population of 161,265 in 2019.
Haarlem was granted city status or stadsrechten in 1245, although the first city walls were not built until 1270. The modern city encompasses the former municipality of Schoten as well as parts that previously belonged to Bloemendaal and Heemstede. Apart from the city, the municipality of Haarlem also includes the western part of the village of Spaarndam. Newer sections of Spaarndam lie within the neighbouring municipality of Haarlemmermeer.
SOURCE WIKIPEDIA 18 Nov 2022 Researcher Lorna Mclean | DENDEKKER/DEN DEKKER, Edmundus Adrianus (Eddy) (I-2433)
|
| 756 |
Hamley Bridge Memorial Hospital, Hamley Bridge | FISCHER, Joyleen Edith (I-3827)
|
| 757 |
Harold purchased a grave for the small family of mother, father and the expected death of Paul-due to chronic illness at birth. However Pauls Melva Ann Cornitha died first in 1990 and then his father, Harold Stanley in 2001 both being buried in Edithburgh Cemetery. However when Paul Anthony died he was buried in Walleroo. FS Pauline memories 16.11.2018 Lorna Mclean. Evidence doubled since entries and headstone images source from Edithburgh Cemetery. | TESTER, Melva Ann (Bonny) Cornitha (I-5311)
|
| 758 |
Harriett married William in 1870. Their firstborn-1871, secondborn-1872, thirdborn-1873, forthborn-1874. She died only eight years later. So with a young family William went on to marry again an impressive nine years later. | BEEVOR, Harriet Alicia (I-6677)
|
| 759 |
Hartley was a witness at the wedding of his sister Elizabeth and John McLean on 16th Aril 1874. | DIXON, Dr Hartley (I-3806)
|
| 760 |
Hawthorn is an inner suburb of Melbourne, Australia, 6km east of Melbourne's central business district situated in the City of Boroondara. At the 2016 Census, Hawthorn recorded a population of 23,511.Wikipedia | MATTHEWS, John (I-8904)
|
| 761 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, HM (I-5676)
|
| 762 |
He deserted his wife and child and was never heard again. | STARK, Edward Oswald Norman (I-663)
|
| 763 |
He died as an infant. | THOMPSON, William Archibald (I-9288)
|
| 764 |
He died at his home, Third Avenue Joslin | WHITFIELD, James Gray (I-8283)
|
| 765 |
He died at home at 29 Dunks St, Parkside. | MCLEAN, Hugh Milne (Hughie) (I-5519)
|
| 766 |
He died at home at 29 Dunks St, Parkside. | MCLEAN, Hugh Milne (Hughie) (I-5519)
|
| 767 |
He died in Magill Hospital. | WAY, William Charles (Charlie) (I-8441)
|
| 768 |
He died in South Africa. | MACLEOD, Donald (I-9087)
|
| 769 |
He has 3 sons and 3 daughters (including Blanche) | COOK, William (I-3103)
|
| 770 |
He is recorded as the father of William on the record of William's marriage. | OLIFFE, James (I-9103)
|
| 771 |
He might have changed his surname to Bates. | LOVEGROVE, Laurence Ewan Private (I-2814)
|
| 772 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, GL (I-6002)
|
| 773 |
He might have died 1953 or 1963 | MOTT, Thomas Charles Private (I-6440)
|
| 774 |
He might have died in 1939 or 1979 - check this.
He died on his farm at Leeton. | MATTHEWS, Jewell (I-8875)
|
| 775 |
He might have died in Penola which is about 50 kms from Mt Gambier. | ASHBY, Bertram Vivien (Viv or Trimmer) (I-4671)
|
| 776 |
He returned to Moorna Station, N.S.W. for several years but attended school at Strathalbyn and worked at the Power House followed by his own business at Dawson St. Strathalbyn. He was a moving picture showman who showed films at country towns as well as at Strathalbyn & was often accompanied by his sister Tina. He was a well known identity of the town and surrounding districts. Just before his death (in 1955) he had been appointed to the Electricity Trust of SA.
Marriage: to «b»Dorothy Louise Pavy«/b» (b. at Milang on 7/3/1909).
Death: of Hughie on 26/1/1955 at Adelaide. interred at Stralhalbyn on the 28th
Obituary: in the "Southern Argus" dated 3/2/1955.
"Mr Hughie Keough died at Adelaide last Wednesday after a brief illness. He had undergone an operation at the Adelaide Hospital and was getting on well. but suffered a relapse from which he did not recover. He was born at Wentworth 58 years ago (error, he was born at Strathalbyn). He married Miss Pavy of Milang in 1926 and has followed his profession as an electrician. He leaves a widow & three daughters - Betty (Mrs Dean Hughes of Adelaide), Marlene & Christine."
CHILDREN.........................................................: | KEOUGH, Hughie (I-5355)
|
| 777 |
He was 21 years old at the time of his wedding in 1880. | CRAIGIE, Benjamin (I-9291)
|
| 778 |
He was 26 years old when he was married in 1868. | KINNAIRD, Alexander (I-9081)
|
| 779 |
He was 33 years old at the time of his wedding in 1870. | RANKINE, William (jnr) (I-2223)
|
| 780 |
He was 45 years old in the 1841 census and 54 years in the 1851 census. This indicates that he was born about 1796 or 1797. | SMITH, David (I-1892)
|
| 781 |
He was 78 years old when he died in 2003 | CRITCHLEY, John Vere (I-6221)
|
| 782 |
He was a kindly, loved man. His various occupations were road building, baking, wheat lumper and labourer (until he was quite a good age). He worked at stacks and on ships lumping wheat and in latter years. he, with his nephew "Pud" were a good team. They were clever at dropping bags from the shoulder into the exact right position, without having to use a bag hook to straighten them. They used slides and elevators to build the stacks and to load railway trucks for transporting to ketches tied up at the jetty. They also went out on windjammers anchored at the light (deep water). Walking on bagged wheat all day was very leg tiring as well as hard and heavy on the shoulders.
Jack also worked at the Port Broughton Fibre Works around 1912. He and his family lived on a block to the east of his parents, with about 100 acres (land on both sides of the Pt Pirie road). In his old age he lived in Pt Broughton and worked at the Hotel where he was widely and effectionately known as "Linc". | HORNBY, Albert John (Jack or Linc) (I-1871)
|
| 783 |
He was aged 46 years old at the time of the wedding. | HILL, James (I-9442)
|
| 784 |
He was born a year after his parents migrated to South Australia. | INGLIS, Francis Turnbull (Frank) (I-13)
|
| 785 |
He was born at 'Meadowbank' in Strathalbyn while his father was at Kanaka Station. | INGLIS, James Faulds Henderson (I-18)
|
| 786 |
He was born before 30th July 1855. | THOMPSON, William Richard (I-9294)
|
| 787 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | A, RC (I-8484)
|
| 788 |
He was born Samuel HOW in England, but at the age of 33 he jumped ship at Port Adelaide from the "Ernestine" in 1867 and assumed his mother's maiden name of BEABER. He married Elizabeth WHITE, a passenger on the same ship and they had 4 daughters. Samuel in ill health wrote home to his brother in the U.K. in 1875 that he was living on 140 acres of scrub land at Balaklava, S.A.
Samuel died when the youngest girl was an infant and his widow Elizabeth, remarried Oswald POTTER, and had 2 Potter sons and a daughter. The Potter's farmed at Meadows, S.A. Elizabeth lived on to be 96, dying on 7/7/1934 and was buried at the Little Mitcham Cemetery. | BEABER, Samuel (I-2287)
|
| 789 |
He was buried with his wife and one son (John Henry) just inside the main gate of the old Church of England Cemetery in Luck Street. | FREEMAN, William (I-8828)
|
| 790 |
He was described in a letter of 1946 written by Edwin McLean of Angus Plains as a "dark young man" and referred to him as "Jack". The following information (plus some further research by E.M.S.) was supplied by his grand daughter - Mary Benton of Booborowie, S.A.
MARRIAGE: at St. John's Anglican Church, Adelaide, aged 22, to Susannah Mary Beaber (How) of Balaklava (b. 8/11/1867 at Willaston, S.A.) the eldest daughter of Samuel and Elizabeth Beaber (How).
«b»Background of Susannah Mary«/b»: Her father was born Samuel How in England, but at the age of 33 he jumped ship at Port Adelaide from the "Ernestine" in 1867 and assumed his mother's maiden name of Beaber. He married Elizabeth White, a passenger on the same ship and they had 4 daughters. Samuel in ill health wrote home to his brother in the U.K. in 1875 that he was living on 140 acres of scrub land at Balaklava, S.A.
Samuel died when the youngest girl was an infant and his widow Elizabeth, remarried Oswald Potter, and had 2 Potter sons and a daughter. The Potters farmed at Meadows, S.A. Elizabeth lived on to be 96, dying on 7/7/1934 and was buried at the Little Mitcham Cemetery.
J.S.D. and Susannah Mary had an only son, Alen, born in 1892 and do not seem to have remained together very long as young Alen lived with his maternal grandmother, Mrs Potter, at Meadows Now comes the mystery that has so far failed to be untangled, as both Susannah Mary and J.S.D. remarried during the lifetime of each other. Divorce was difficult to obtain last century and quite rare yet there must have been one as Susannah Mary remarried at Holy Trinity rectory, nAdelaide in May 1903, Alfred Morrison, aged 23 or so some years her junior. There were 3 Morrison children, Harold, Cyril and Lionel, half-brothers to Alen McLean.
J.S.D. (Jack) also remarried on 10/12/1908 to Lily Cahill at the residence of Mrs Owen, Bind St. Norwood. They were both residing at Kapunda at the time of the wedding according to the marriage certificate.
Mary Benton of Booborowie S.A. has the marriage certi referred to in her possession.
DEATHS: "Advertiser" notice for J.S.D. McLean, paper of Tuesday 9/11/1926. On the 7th of Nov John Stuart McLean, late of Kapunda, beloved husband of Lily Stuart (note: the Stuart an error) aged 68 years. R.l Pf'. He was actually aged 61. There was a funeral notice saying he was privately interred in the old Catholic section of West Terrace Cemetery on the 8th. The knowledge that he had married a second time came from the records of Frank Sieberl, Funeral Director. These are held by the Genealogical Society now and a copy by his grand-daughter Mary Benton.
The occupation of J.S.D. was given as "drover", his most recent address as the Home For lncurables (now the Julia Farr Centre). He died at the Parkside mental hospital. Birth place - Strathalbyn. There were some details of the coffin. Cause of death "colitis", but there was also a Coroners order, so the death must have been sudden. The number of children: 1 male - 1 female but neither was named. The male was obviously Alen but the daughters name is not known unless it was Alice as the a/c was to be sent to "Miss Alice McLean" when his wife was named Lily. It also said he had "married at 50" but as his age was given incorrectly so may the 50 have been wrong.
DEATH: of the 2nd wife, from the "Advertised dated 10/8/1928:
"McLean, on 9th August at Glenelg, Lilian (Lily) wife of the late John Stuart McLean late of Kapunda and Freeling. R.l.P". She was also buried in the Catholic section at West Terrace.
The "Alice McLean" was care of Mr J. Neville, Railway Hotel, Freeling, when JSD died in 1926. Lily McLean, his wife, had been in partnership with a Thomas Neville from 1921 onwards as licencees of various hotels. The hotels, the "North Kapunda Arms" 1921 - 1923 - the "Black Lion", 19 Richmond Road, Hindmarsh (near Adelaide) - that was a few months of 1923 - Freeling Hotel 1924 - 1925 - also 1926 - 1927, and in each case with Thomas Neville, the "J" was yet another error.
DEATH: of Susannah Mary Morrison - formerly wife of J.S.D. McLean at Adelaide or 2/3/1939 and was buried at Little Mitcham Cemetery. She had lived at Meadows, Balaklava and the Adelaide suburb of Hawthom. In 1958 all three of her Morrison sons and their families were living in the Hawthorn and Mitcham areas. | MCLEAN, John Stuart Duncan (I-2285)
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He was famous for being the first white child born in Strathalbyn. | RANKINE, Andrew (I-9246)
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He was listed in the 1841 census - so he died some time after this. | MCLUCAIS (MCDOUGALL), Lachlan (I-8635)
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He was listed in the 1841 census but died some time after that. | BLACK, Lachlan Pte (I-8628)
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He was living in Merbein in 1949 when his mother died. | MCLEAN, Allan John Ormiston (I-3194)
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He was named as the father of Maud on the record of her wedding. | THOMPSON, Edward (I-9309)
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He was named as the father on the marriage record of his son, Benjamin. | CRAIGIE, William (I-9292)
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He was recorded as 22 years old at the time of his marriage. | OLIFFE, William (I-7890)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, AGW (I-2972)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | G, H (I-2973)
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Her birth date was either the 9th or the 19th of May 1906. | RAGGATT, Agnes Mary (I-7128)
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Her family have her ashes. | HUGHES, Gladys May (I-2637)
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Her father was Thomas Gravestock and she married to a Mr Pearson prior to marrying James McLean. | GRAVESTOCK, Mary Ann (Marion) (I-1236)
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Her first names, according to her birth record, were Louisa Matilda. | PURSCHE, Louise Mathilda Norma (I-8432)
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Her gravestone has 1st Aug 1941. | LAIDLAW, Margaret Ann Gollan (I-3929)
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Her gravestone has her dying in 1891, at the age of 65 years - so was born about 1826.
| GOLLAN, Margaret (I-3931)
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Her gravestone which is attached to this profile has her aged 24 years when she died in 1834. | RANKINE, Susan (I-9302)
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Her husband Adam Abercrombe was born at St Ninians in Stirlingshire Scotland, so too did they marry there-SOURCE OPR ATTACHED | MCALLEY, Janet (I-9050)
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Her marriage record has her 24 years old at the time of her wedding in 1905. | THOMPSON, Maud (I-9308)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, SP (I-2141)
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Her name is sometimes spelt as Catherine. | MCLEAN, Catharine (I-2540)
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Her name is spelled Beril on her birth certificate. | WARNER, Beryl Salome (I-2959)
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Her name might be either Mary or May because the BRB (p226) has both names. We should find a birth certificate to check for her correct name. | HUGHES, May Stodart (I-2613)
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Her name might have been spelt Dianna. | LOVEGROVE OR BATES, Diana (I-2817)
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Her name was recorded as Bridget Coragon on the birth certificate of her son, Mathew. | CALLAGHAN OR CORRIGAN, Bridget (I-5670)
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Her OPR has her name as Jeane. | MCLEAN, Jane b1830 (I-5240)
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Her OPR seems to record her birth as 6th, but this is difficult to read. Her baptism on 13th Feb 1825 is clear. | MCLEAN, Rachel (I-5234)
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her parent's residence at Belvidere SA | Family F-1628
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Her previous surname might have been Corbett. | GOWIN, Elizabeth Agnes (I-9221)
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Her surname might have been Barrien, but this is a guess. | UNKNOWN, Matilda (I-8873)
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Hiedleberg Repatriation Hospital | MCLEAN, Douglas Hamilton RAAF Sergeant (I-1499)
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Hindmarsh | MCLEAN, Allan b.1857 (I-1425)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, J (I-3798)
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His birth certificate has one 't' (Mathew). | JOHNSTON, Mathew (I-5668)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | P, JE (I-7811)
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His daughter's marriage certificate names William as her father. | REID, William (Bob) Robert (I-8826)
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His death record has him aged 70 years in 1869. | MCPHEE, Alexander (I-2725)
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His first name is sometimes spelt Lauchlan. | BLACK, Lachlan Pte (I-8628)
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His gravestone has him aged 101 when he died in 1836 - this indicates that he was born in 1735, not 1745 (indicating an age of about 91 years).
(This note by Don Gordon in Feb 2021) | MACMILLAN, Ewen (Hugh) b.1745 (I-9071)
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His gravestone has him dying in 1835, not 1836. | MACMILLAN, Ewen (Hugh) b.1745 (I-9071)
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His gravestone has him dying in 1876 at the age of 43 years - so was born about 1832. | LAIDLAW, Thomas (I-3930)
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His great grand-daughter stated that he died in Strathalbyn in 1882. | RANKINE, William (jnr) (I-2223)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | R, GD (I-4964)
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His name is spelled Harrold on his birth certificate according to genealogysa | CLARKE, Harrold Osmond Sergeant (I-5309)
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His name is spelled Harrold on ww1sa.gravessecret.net | CLARKE, Harrold Osmond Sergeant (I-5309)
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His name might be spelt Alan. | MCLEAN, Allan Christopher Lancelot Duncan (I-2569)
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His name was spelt 'Lauchlan' (actually Laun) on his son's OPR birth record. | BLACK, Lachlan (I-8655)
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His name was written as 'Hugh M' on this birth record. Susan Nicholls looked through records of deaths and marriages of anyone called 'Hugh M McLean' but could not confirm whether it was the correct one. Fortunately on Hugh Milne's marriage details they included the father Robert Tannehill, hence Susan knew the 'M' stands for Milne. This of course meant it was more possible to trace his whereabouts and his children. | MCLEAN, Hugh Milne (Hughie) (I-5519)
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His sister, Dora, thought that Ron was born at home in Tarragon Street. Note by Don Gordon on 8th May 2018. | MCLEAN, Ronald Sinclair Allen (I-1534)
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His surname spelt Bervor on one of his daughter's (Gertrude's) marriage record. And Beevor at the marriage of another daughter (Harriet). | BEEVOR, Horatio Clarke (I-6676)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-1888
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HISTORY: James Stanley Keough was born 25/4/1853. His father, James Keough senior was well known as a first class "whip" and drove the first coach from Adelaide to the south-east of the State and the passengers presented him with a silver mounted whip to mark the occasion. James senior also was the driver of coaches between Adelaide & Strathalbyn. He died early, aged 47 in 1873 and his widow appears in Directories as having a dairy at Strathalbyn for several years and was noted for her cheeses. Their son James Stanley who married Christina McPhee McLean was a stockman and cook at camps and on Murray River paddle steamers. Of the six children born to this marriage four were at Strathalbyn and two were at Wentworth, N.S.W.
FURTHER NOTES of James Stanley Keough & Christina:
James was a cook at Moorna Station on the Anabranch near Wentworth, NSW. Christina travelled back to S.A. (and to Strathalbyn for the births of some of her children) by river boat, hence those registered in S.A. There were 6 in total.
CHILDREN.........................................: | MCLEAN, Christina McFee (I-5303)
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Honor Victoria McLean. born 23/1/1909 at Narrabeen NSW.
Married 3 times.
1st marriage: to John Cusack - divorced.
CHILD:
1. also John Cusack b. 1/11/1934 was of Cono, Eurongilly, via Junee N.S.W.
He died aged 42 years on 5/10/1977 leaving a widow, Celsa, and 6 children:
(1) John b. 3/2/1961.
(2) Julia b. 17/4/1962.
(3) Susan b. 26/10/1963.
(4) Richard b. 23/12/1965.
(5) Helen b. 24/2/1970.
(6) Kathrine b. 13/11/1974.
2nd marriage: of Honor to Anthony Gleeson - divorced.
CHILD: a son Michael Anthony.
3rd marriage: to John Clare about 1962 who left her a month later
She died 20/10/1962 aged 53 years. | MCLEAN, Honor Victoria (I-2597)
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http://www.mcb.wa.gov.au/research offer with death notice in 1947 Summary Of Record Information
ROBERT CECIL LODER M.B.E. Burial No. PB00004134 at Pinnaroo Burial Aged (Years) 84yoa, Date of Death 12/08/1996 Last Residence NORANDA WA Grave Location PINNAROO VALLEY MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery ACACIA COURT Section 3355 Gravesite Grant Number P0004120 Grantee:GARY ROBERT LODER Grant Status CURRENT
At today's date Expiry 14/08/2021 Memorial Type BURIAL PLAQUE
Memorial Location yes PINNAROO VALLEY MEMORIAL PARK Section 3355 | LODER, Robert Cecil (I-5733)
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https://bound-for-south-australia.collections.slsa.sa.gov.au/1848BussorahMerchant-FamilyResearch.htm
source of information that i have added to this event calender for John and Emma Mathews (nee Trengrouse) BUSSORAH MERCHANT arrived Adelaide in November 1848- Heading of single webpage...
John and Emma MATTHEWS (nee Trengrouse) and family emigrated on this vessel to South Australia in 1848.
Emma Trengrouse was the daughter of Henry Trengrouse who invented the rocket powered rescue system for ships in distress and the cork filled life jacket. | Family F-2961
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https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/97L3-MY3 | BEEVOR, Horatio Clarke (I-6676)
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https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/97L3-MY3 | BEEVOR, Horatio Clarke (I-6676)
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https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/97L3-MY3 | Family F-3131
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https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/97L3-MY3 | BEEVOR, Henry Robert (I-7210)
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https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/97L3-MY3 | BEEVOR, Miles Horatio (I-7222)
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https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/97L3-MY3 | BEEVOR, Horace Leathes (I-7223)
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https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/97L3-MY3 | BEEVOR, William Reading (I-7621)
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https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/97L3-MY3 | BEEVOR, Ellen Ann (I-7659)
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https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/97L3-MY8 | HOLT, Ellen Oakes (I-6678)
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https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/97L3-MY8 | HOLT, Ellen Oakes (I-6678)
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https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/97L3-MY8 | HOLT, Ellen Oakes (I-6678)
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https://www.kewcemetery.com.au/search/FindGrave.php | PARKER, Robert Henry (I-8366)
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Hugh himself wrote in his own Gaelic bible - "I, Hugh McLean, was born on February 20, 1814". However, it appears he was baptized on January 10, 1814. At least one of these dates is not correct - so it needs to be checked out. Indeed, we need to check on the birth dates of Mary (1813) and Ewen (1814) because their births are too close if they have the same mother. Maybe some confusion arises if baptisms are arranged many months after the actual birth. | MCLEAN, Ewen (Hugh the elder) (I-4)
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I have the details of said 12 siblings. Source:SA 1836-1885 Encyclopaedia of SA Book 2 M-Z. page785 First child, James Stephen17.12.1882, Minnie Noble5.3.1884, Elsie12.11.1885, Forence Edith2.10.1887, Rebecca19.4.1889, Ethal27.9.1890, Phoebe20.3.?1893?, Richard Allen4.9.1895, Albert Victor2.6.1897, Maggie Elizabeth Maple15.10.1901, Charles Robert16.3.1907, Violet Ellena18.1.1903 | SMITH (PREVIOUSLY TAYLOR-SMITH), Charles Robert (I-7818)
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I phoned the Lilydale Memorial Park Cemetery and was advised there is no memorial at all, their records state they cremated and the family took the urn. No marker at all in the cemetery of collection and cremation.SOURCE 21.3.2021 Lorna McLean | TUMBERS, Faye Lorraine (I-466)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, IR (I-1491)
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If descendants have details of "Catholic Church unknown" SA use homepage contact envelope | Family F-1281
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If in the records area correcting FLORA FINNIS RAGGATT, please ensure you correct the spelling of FINNNIS TO FINNIS ljm | RAGGATT, Flora Finnnis (I-7064)
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IMPORTANT NOTE: So the record is findable, family search has the spelling of his parents as ABERCROMBY | ABERCROMBIE, Adam b.1804 Snr (I-3870)
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In 1993, E L Warland at Leabrook, SA | SUMMERS, John Thomas (I-4057)
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In a nursing home in North Perth WA
Buried in Pinnaroo Valley Memoria Park Application number PB97 Location ACACIA CRT Plot 2927 WA | JOHNSTON, Margaret Olive (I-5673)
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| 866 |
In Ararat Vic there is a mental health "asylum" or psychiatric hospital, it seems this is the location of Judy Mooney's reference to Harry's death on 12 Aug 1951 and burial on 15th. No mention of an admission date to Mental Hospital Ararat, Vic. Upon researching Lorna Mclean Researcher on 13/12/2020 found there were three locations, Aradale, Kew and another. I was able to extract cause of death and enter appropriate details on burial citation. It does not state the exact instituion Harry was admitted to. | HALDANE, Harry L'Estrange (I-7755)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, SH (I-2370)
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In fact arrived 23 Dec 1922 WITH A WIFE on travel notes....TBA followup required. | QUAINI, Pietro (Peter) (I-433)
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In Gwen Millhouse biography written in the original BRB it states Gwens birth at 30 Jan 1917 and repeats that date for her marriage to Doug Ashby. However there is evidence attached to her profile stating she was still being educated in 1939. But no findable entry of a wedding. Source Lorna McLean 28.11.2017 | Family F-1486
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In Gwen Millhouse biography written in the original BRB it states Gwens birth at 30 Jan 1917 and repeats that date for her marriage to Doug Ashby. However there is evidence attached to her profile stating she was still being educated in 1939. But no findable entry of a wedding. Source Lorna McLean 28.11.2017 | MILLHOUSE, Gwen (I-4509)
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| 871 |
In my Nov 2020 search for evidence of this couple. Named but not able to be evidenced. I find an electoral roll of 1963 North Narrabeen NSW with both Ambrose Lyall McCauley, a sawyer and with a Sheila Frances McCauley in same address; occupation home duties. Note Lyall spelled with 2 L's. I have altered records accordingly. Tried, SAGHS Ancestry, BDFM NSW BDM QLD BDM SA BDM VIC and also double checked NAA. Her 6 children are also lacking evidence even though some likely deceased now. It will come through one day...Lorna McLean Researcher. | MCLEAN, Sheila Frances (Florence) (I-2493)
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| 872 |
In Palliative Care in Flinder Medical Centre. Adelaide SA | STOYEL, Stephen Ernest PTE-not open (I-8505)
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| 873 |
In RYERSON INDEX WEBSITE a location of transcribed newspapers: DEATH WILLIAMSON George Thomas,Father's WILLIAMSON Francis, Mother: Grace nee Raggett RegNo 1985 RegNo11658 | WILLIAMSON, Thomas George (I-7097)
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In service to 1st Division Ammunition Column for total service 366 days and 91 days overseas. | RAGGATT, Herbert Arthur Private (I-8775)
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| 875 |
In service to Driver; 1st Division Ammunition Column for total service 366 days and 91 days overseas. | RAGGATT, Herbert Arthur Private (I-8775)
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| 876 |
In service to Driver; 1st Division Ammunition Column for total service 366 days and 91 days overseas. | RAGGATT, Herbert Arthur Private (I-8775)
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| 877 |
In the 1841 census, Barbara's age was given as 23 years old - this would indicate that she was born about 1818 but ages given on census forms are often approximations. | WILKIE, Barbara (I-8263)
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| 878 |
In the 1911 census, she was recorded as born in Portsmouth (Hampshire) and was 28 years old at the time of the census. | RODWELL, Kate (I-8402)
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| 879 |
In the 1993 telephone book, LH and OT Mayfield are listed at Cakebread Rd, Victor Harbor. | WARLAND, Lorna Heyward (I-4052)
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| 880 |
In the OPR of Donald's birth, the spelling of Rachel's surname is not clear - it could be either Rankin or Ranken.
The clan sometimes spell their name Rankine. | RANKINE, Rachel b.1744 (I-7883)
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| 881 |
In the parish of Ballachullish & Corran of Ardgour | CAMERON, Charles (I-9332)
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| 882 |
In the record of John's marriage to Christ'n in 1786, his middle name is 'Oag'. This is a Gaelic word meaning 'younger', 'junior' or 'son of'. It is the similar to 'Oig', 'Oige' and 'Og' in records of other men.
Some genealogical websites have wrongly transcribed his middle name as 'Page'.
'Oag' indicates that there is a older person in the family with the same name, John McPhee. This might be an older brother, father, or grandfather. In this case, our John was the last of a line of tenants of the Crieff farm - handed on from father to son. His father, grandfather and great-grandfather were all named John McPhee.
(This note by Don Gordon, 20th June 2020)
| MCPHEE, John Oag (I-7835)
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in this baptism records Jane is referred to as Jean | RANKINE, Andrew (I-9246)
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In WA in later life. | MCLEAN, Harriet Louisa (I-3624)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | U, K (I-8033)
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INGLIS , Edward Burgess Thomas. Husband of Florence, father of Henry, May, Marjory, Alice, Olive, Frank, Wilse, Clem . 14 July 1958 . Aged 74 | INGLIS, Edward Burgess Thomas (I-8198)
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| 887 |
Inhaling carbonic acid fumes while trying to eradicate fleas in the house. | MCLEAN, Alfred John (I-3800)
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| 888 |
Initially buried corner of Main Road and Banana Plantation West Road. Map ref: Saida. 1/500000, 11581797 (ref: 44A126).
Subsequently buried Beyrouth British War Cemetery - grave No. B.F.9. (ref: 46/A13).
Note: Saida is in Lebanon. Beyrouth is Beirut in Lebanon - 45 kms north of Saida. There is a Bayeux British War Cemetery in France - This sounds very similar to Beyrouth British War Cemetery but maybe the similarity is just coincidental. | PRICE, John Howell McLean (Jack) (I-4120)
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| 889 |
Initially only initial of H J and search on familysearch offers full name and year of birth and death-altered. Researcher Lorna McLean 28 Feb 2019 | YELLAND, Herbert John (I-5033)
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| 890 |
INTERESTING ASPECT OF DEATH; on Walliston Cemetery Website this is the printed details of this mans death/burial.
in this paper on TROVE it reads on this website https://www.gawler.sa.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0016/218320/willaston-cemetery-burials-register-by-surname.pdf
The following: BARKER KEITH LOVEDAY 82yoa 27/10/2015 4 SW1RB 9908 4160 17/10/2057 as recorded on Walliston Cemetery Website. I have recorded this in notes as it conflicts entirely but a family member will know..... | BARKER, Keith Loveday (I-632)
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Interred at Derby WA | JOHNSTON, Ivy Elizabeth (I-5724)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, EG (I-6836)
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| 893 |
Interview with Dorothy Forsyth on 23.11.16 with Researcher Lorna McLean | FORSYTH, Edith (Edie) (I-6686)
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Intitially interred at Milang on 3rd December 1884. But on 22 March 1922, Donald had her disinerred and reburied at Strathalbyn. | SMITH, Mary Frances (I-3188)
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Inveresk Musselburgh Scotland - according to WikiTree | INGLIS, James b1802 (I-14)
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| 896 |
Irene married Leonard March at the Payneham Presbyterian Church. Leonard was a friend of her brother Angus.
They farmed at Snowtown, S.A. a difficult life for a girl used only to the city.
The Depression forced them back to Adelaide in 1933 and where they remained until Len died in 1979.
lrene was gifted in all handcrafts and religion played a strong part in her life - choir involvement and Sunday School teaching. She followed her mother's interest in the Berean Bible Society for over 50 years.
«b»
Death«/b»: Irene entered the Elgar Private Nursing Home, Box Hill, Victoria in 1985 following a stroke and died on 18/8/1990 aged 88. | MCLEAN, Irene (I-1431)
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Irregular marriage:
A marriage by declaration was perfectly legal in terms of Scots Law until 1939 [but] it wasn't at all "legal" in terms of the canonical "laws" of the Established Church of Scotland. ..... A proportion of those who underwent a marriage by declaration did so in the presence of a minister of a secession church, or a minister who had at that time no "charge", ie wasn't the minister of any church. .... It could have equally been the case that the minister involved here, unnamed, was a secession church minister, but the couple still wanted the marriage recorded in the Old Parochial Register ... of the Established Church of Scotland.
(Source: DavidWW, 28th Feb 2007 in http://talkingscot.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8203)
| Family F-257
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| 898 |
is this her fathers birth death record? DUNGEY, John Noarlunga SA 1795-1866 on https://fleurieufamilyhistory.org/fleurieu-ww1-anzac-pioneers/?fbclid=IwAR2vnwPQjIR-m2yBhpBMAk90db_aWZrgLwD4_K16nqGXSe3HPVCOnFYAJjM | DUNGEY, Anna Lavinia (I-7971)
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| 899 |
Isaachsen,Oscar Lionel d.01/05/1951 in Sydney NSW at 65yoa, last residence at HAWTHORN, SA and cremated and returned to West Terrace Cemetery with a cremation service. | ISAACHSEN, Sir Oscar Lionel (I-6299)
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Isabella was born about 1800, somewhere in Argyllshire -
perhaps in Mull. [research: Search OPRs]
| MCLUCAIS (MCDOUGALL), Isabella (I-8629)
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Isobel is mentioned in her father's biography in the 'Banner of Truth'. | MACLEOD, Isabel (I-9092)
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It has not been confirmed that this Walter Rankine who was buried in West Terrace in 1878, is the same person who was born in 1807 in Kirkintillock. Finding out the complete wording on the grave stone might help.
(This note by Don Gordon on 30th May 2021.) | RANKINE, Walter (I-5828)
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It is not a certainty that William (by his granddaughter Joan Natalie nee Smith/McLean memories) or various documents that this was a hypennated surname or in fact TAYLOR was a middle name. Living memories of two granddaugthers state it was always TAYLOR-SMITH at sometime before their mother marryied Charles Robert Smith. Documents vary. My mothers father stated he "dropped" the hyphenated surname [so it seems it did exist?] before he married. Source Lorna McLean from her mother Joan Natalie Smith [note not TAYLOR-SMITH]2017.
TAYLOR-SMITH versus SMITH-this is a writeup below from SAGHS
Given Names: William Parents:Robert SMITH Notes:# William took the surname TAYLOR-SMITH. His sons continued their grandfather surname SMITH. ## Sarah Jane buried as SMITH. Rec Type:Main SNcode:BISA2 | TAYLOR-SMITH, William Taylor (I-8127)
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| 904 |
It is not certain that Jane was born on 24th Feb 1802, nor that her parents were William Hamilton and Janet Lockhart - nor that this was in Hamilton (Lanarkshire). This needs to be corroborated or explored further.
Also a few other births have been suggested by other sources (MyHeritage etc) - with a birth year of 1804 - but it is unlikely that she would have been as young as 12 years old when she married James Dawson in 1816:-
* 23rd May 1804 in Stonehouse - parents were William Hamilton & Janet Pollock.
* 18th April 1804 in Falkirk - parents John Hamilton & Margaret Potter.
This note by Don Gordon on 22nd April 2019.
| HAMILTON, Jane (Jean) (I-780)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, R (I-5136)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, GR (I-5130)
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It is not certain who (Dorothy HELMAN or Isobel KITCHEN) is the mother of George BORRETT's children :- Annette, Vivienne, Yvonne and Robert. | KITCHEN, Isobel (I-5131)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, D (I-5132)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, A (I-5133)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, V (I-5134)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, Y (I-5135)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, A (I-5138)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, V (I-5139)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, Y (I-5140)
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It is not known what the 'B' stands for. | RANKINE, Matthew B (I-5826)
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| 916 |
It is not known whether she is one of 'our' McLeans. | MCLEAN, Margaret (I-5293)
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It is not understood (without doubt) why the name of Phoebe Jane's father was sometimes William TAYLOR-SMITH and other times just William SMITH. In the "Encyclopaedia of South Australians", he is registered as William TAYLOR-SMITH on the last page of "S" But the family surname by the time my mothers father was around- and he was the last of a dozen or so children, he was born as a SMITH and that is how mum remembers the stories of her fathers family. [SOURCE Researcher, Lorna Mclean co-coder of this website-this comment dated 23 Jan 2021] | SMITH, Phoebe Jane (previously Taylor-Smith) (I-8218)
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| 918 |
It is possible that Walter is related to Dr John Rankine who was born in Kirkintillock seven years earlier?
There are no indications of when (or if) Walter migrated to Australia or whether he spent time in Strathalbyn.
Nor are we even certain that Walter was the father of Matthew B Rankine.
(This note was by Don Gordon, June 2021) | RANKINE, Walter (I-5828)
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| 919 |
It was reported that St Ninians was his place of birth in Stirlingshire, Scotland and later his place of marriage too-SEE ATTACHED OPR | ABERCROMBIE, John b.1788 (I-9049)
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Ivan Matthew Johnston born 5/4/1909 at Gwalia, W.A. Residences: Scadden & Collie, W.A.
Marriage: to «b»Ada Douglas«/b» who died in 1989. No details provided. _
History: He had worked on his brother Gordon's farm nearthe town of Scadden, W.A. until the Depression when the farm was lost in the 1930s. Ivan then moved on to Collie where Gordon was to be sent by his after the war, and it was at Collie that he died young. There had been 4 children of the marriage - Arthur, Dorothy, and twins Douglas & Bruce. | JOHNSTON, Ivan Matthew (I-5726)
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Jack joined the RAAF and went to New Guinea and the Soloman Islands where he was wounded by a sniper. When he arrived home from war he was in Heidelberg Repat. Hospital to recover from malaria. He served for four years in the 24th Infantry Battalion AIF, VX 144092. | DUPUY, Phillip Jack (I-3654)
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| 922 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, JA (I-3820)
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| 923 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, JD (I-3532)
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| 924 |
James is recorded as the father of Janet on her marriage record. | GRAHAM, James (I-9270)
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James Thomas Gemmell
BIRTH 27 Jul 1863
Strathalbyn, Alexandrina Council, South Australia, Australia
DEATH 14 Aug 1949 (aged 86)
Adelaide, Adelaide City, South Australia, Australia
BURIAL
Centennial Park Cemetery
Pasadena, Mitcham City, South Australia, Australia
PLOT General, Path 6 Grave 305
MEMORIAL ID 151188125 · View Source
MEMORIAL
PHOTOS 0
FLOWERS 0
ll of his education was at the Hahndorf Academy. Elder brother Bill took him in a horse and dray as far as Mt Barker and left bags of wheat for grinding at Dunn's Mill. When Jim Gemmell came home, he walked and hoped that the dray would not be too far down the track.
School finished, Jim worked for Harrold Brothers merchant and shipping agents in Hindley Street. However, he soon left for outdoor work on Peter Waite's Far North properties, 'Mutooroo' and 'Paratoo' near Cockburn. Later, young Gemmell managed 'Mundi Mundi' belonging to Strathalbyn pioneer Edward Stirling whose merino stud 'Highland Valley' adjoined 'Springfield'. Jim also oversaw Arcoona Station, before buying three neighbouring properties north of Pt Augusta - 'McDouall Peak', 'the Tiers' and 'Mt Eba'. Together, these reputedly formed the largest sheep run in South Australia. Jim Gemmell retired various to Adelaide, Oakbank and Swan Reach. An experienced JP, he often heard interesting cases at the Woodside local court after Oakbank race meetings.
THE ADVERTISER 12 NOVEMBER 1945
SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE
JIM Gemmell is of hardy stock. When the hills country was opened for selection, his father. Thomas Gemmell, walked in 1850 from Kapunda to a place which he named Gemmells, six miles from Strathalbyn. He went twice to Bllarat diggings, got a bit of gold, and returned and farmed at Gemmells. At the start be reaped 40 bushels of wheat to the acre, and got 18/ a bushel for it. The property is now owned by his grandsons; their father, William Barr Gemmell, died last year. Young Gemmell left school to go into Harrold Bros., in Hindley street. Adelaide, for half a crown a week, but he did not stay there long. He was a boy when he went to Elder and Waite's Paratoo Station, when It extended from the other side of Terowie to near Cockburn, and included Mutooroo. Panaramitee was also part of Paratoo, "They shore 400,000 sheep then," Mr. Gemmell told me. "There were three sheds with 64 shearers in each, and in a good year the clip was 10,000 bales. I have seen some big rains at Paratoo?seven inches in a night. Jack Binney and I were sleeping in a room at the bachelors' hall when John Angus came over and told us to get out. I was sheep overseer at Mutooroo before Broken Hill was" discovered."
ON MUNDI MUNDI
MR. GEMMELL said my recent notes about Mundi Mundl brought back old memories, because he left Mutooroo to go there as sheep overseer for Stirling, Bart and Go, and eventually became manager. He had always been under the impression that Mundi Mundi was a Greek name. The blacks called it Oondalinna (salt water in a creek). "Ned Whiting ran cattle only on it," he went on. "He had a terrible bereavement there. One of the children got diphtheria, and he made for the nearest doctor at the Burra. When he bad gone 70 miles along the track the child died. He turned back, and when be got home two others were lying dead. They were all buried at Mundi Mundi. There were no flying doctors then. Years later Hart and Horn bought the place and converted it into sheep. Some of their friends sent them a Christmas card, with a heart over a pair of bullock's horns, and the owners registered this as their brand, a very striking brand, too. Then Stirling joined them, and Christie Wade, who had been general manager of Paratoo, became travelling manager for Stirling, Hart & Co.
TO THE NOKTH-WEST
JIM Gemmell left Mundi Mundl to manage Arcoona. north west of Port Augusta, for the Queensland Mortgage Company, an English concern. The leases expired, the company withdrew from the country, he applied for them and got them?nearly 2,000 square miles. The company shore up to 75,000 sheep. He sold Arcoona to John Pick, and bought Mount Eba and McDounall Peak, which went out to take Phillipson (2,000 square miles). "Price Maurice used to shear 80,000 sheep at Mt. Eba, but wild dogs came in and settled them," he said. "I saw 2.5 in. of rain fall there in 25 minutes once. I had 5,000 cattle on the place, and have seen them live for 12 months on the squashy parakylia without having any water. It does not seem to grow very much south below Oakden Hills. I sold Mt. Eba to Bill Jacob, of Kadina, and his sons got it when they came back from the war. I then bought the old Johnston home at Oakbank, lived there for seven years, and then sold the property to Roy Kidman. Barry Slade brought an English contractor up to Oakbank one Sunday, and after walking round the homestead he declared that it was built as well as any he had seen in Australia.
HE RACED HORSES
MR. Gemmell was always food of a good thoroughbred. He raced Frannac, Sweet Ella, Narjiu, Tully. Mt. Eba, and Lord Lenhut; his trainers were Tom Kelly, Peter Timmens and Jack Cody. One of the oldest Justices of the Peace in SA, he often sat on the bench at Woodside, and heard some interesting cases after the Oakbank races. He sat on the bench for 15 years at Swan Reach.
GOOD OLD DAYS
JIM Gemmell would like to live again the good old days of bit holdings and small taxation when squatters and men were all happy. "It is no good cutting low rain fall country into small holdings, because you cannot make a success of it." he said "If Sir Sidney Kidman had not had the sense to get a string of stations from the gulf country to Cockburn be probably would have been ruined.
Contributor: Doug Hooper (47401292) ? d.hooper@internode.on.net | GEMMELL, James Thomas Justice of Peace (I-8549)
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| 926 |
Jan Harvey provided the date of 1847 but she questioned it. | HOGSFLESH, John Charles (I-5238)
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| 927 |
Jane aged 7 years when (1830-1886) the family left Scotland to arrive in SA by the "Navarino" on 6/12/1837. She is shown in the S.A. Census of 1841 as aged "under 14" and residing with her parents at Strathalbyn SA.
MARRIAGE: (possibly at Holy Trinity, Adelaide as her husband was English) to John Cheriton (b.1829 at Exeter Devonshire UK). John arrived in S.A. in 1848 by the ship "Spartan" when he was aged 19, so he and Jane were both very young when they married the following year. | Family F-1718
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| 928 |
Jane appears to have returned to Strathalbyn for the births of her older children while her husband, Frank remained working at Kanyaka Station from where he moved to Wilson near Hawker, SA and finally to Tarcowie. | MCLEAN, Jane Hamilton (I-12)
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| 929 |
Jane James Johns BARNES was christened on 25 Dec 1857 in Penzance, Paul, Cornwall,
Father: Benjiman Barnes
Mother: Nanny
Parish Register
LDS details Batch: C023411 - Source call: 0226179 - Printout call: 6904608
| BARNES, Jane James Johns (I-9272)
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| 930 |
Jane might have died in 1827 (email Jeff Macleod Sept 2020).
| CAMERON, Jean (Jane) (I-8670)
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| 931 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, RR (I-3889)
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| 932 |
Janet's mother was Jane Barbour, and father William Elliot Turnbull, FHM FILM NUMBER 6035516 | TURNBULL, Janet Balfour b1803 (I-15)
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| 933 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, JL (I-1487)
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| 934 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, JL (I-1487)
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| 935 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, IR (I-1491)
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| 936 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, SE (I-1495)
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| 937 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | A, J (I-3275)
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| 938 |
Jean is recorded as being 82 years old when she died in 1935. | STEWART, Mary Elizabeth (I-8284)
|
| 939 |
Jean Viola Warland b. 22/9/1903, Victor Harbor.
She died unmarried aged 23 years on 28/7/1927 also of appendicitis at Victor Harbor where she too was buried, like her brother. | WARLAND, Jean Viola (I-4051)
|
| 940 |
JEFF JEFFREYS McLEAN born 9/8/1869 - registered and recorded in his father's Gaelic Bible.
Born at Meningie - the youngest of the 10 children of Hugh the Elder.
DEATH: of measles at Royal Adelaide Hospital. aged 13 years on 10/10/1882. interred at West Terrace Cemetery.
This completes the Hugh the Elder Section. | MCLEAN, Jeff Jeffreys (I-2942)
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| 941 |
Jervois is a town in SA on the 'right bank' of the lower Murray River. At the 2006 census, Jervois and the surrounding area had a population of 283. | SMITH, John (I-2729)
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| 942 |
Joachim Heinrich Hoklas FIRST MARRIAGE at 33yoa married ANNA (HELEN) MAGDALENE ELISABETH SCHMAAL aged 25yoa on 24.12.1850 at Klemzig, SA with 6 known children. Born between 31/8/1851 - 21/5/1862 at Adelaide, Nuriootpa and New Mecklenburg SA, Anna Magdalene Elizabeth Schmaalb. 16/2/18525 Wiebendorf, Mecklenburg. Germany d.1/8/1864 aged 39 yoa at New Mecklenburg SA and buried at Schoenborn SA | Family F-2788
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| 943 |
Johann Georg Heinrich Hoklas MARRIED Christiane Lydia Christine MINGE having 9 children.
MyHeritage Family Trees
Bailey (our family3 in Bailey Web Site, managed by Geoff Bailey
Birth: Aug 31 1853 - Adelaide, South Australia.
Death: Aug 31 1911 - New Mecklenburg, South Australia.
Parents: Joachim Heinrich Hoklas, Anna Magdalene Elisabeth Hoklas (born Schmaal)
Wife: Christiane Lydia Christine Hoklas (born Minge)
Children: Johann Heinrich Hoklas, Maria Louise Hoklas, Bertha Ida Hoklas, August Heinrich Hoklas, Gustav Carl Hoklas, Martha Lydia Hoklas, Anna Elisabeth Elizabeth Hoklas, Alma Selma Hoklas, Ottilie Olga Hoklas | MINGE, Christiane Lydia (I-8422)
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| 944 |
John
Groom Last Name: HISCOCK
Bride Given Name(s): Sarah Jane
Bride Last Name: COAD
Marriage Date: 1881, November 30
Marriage Place: PM Church Mount Barker
Groom Age: 25
Groom Approx. Birth Year: 1856
Groom Marital Status: S
Groom Father: Charles HISCOCK
Bride Age: 22
Bride Approx. Birth Year: 1859
Bride Marital Status: S
Bride Father Name: Robert COAD
District: Mount Barker
Symbol:
Book/Page: 129/814 | Family F-2778
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| 945 |
John & Margaret were married in the Palace Hotel in Inverness on 26th April 1898. He was 26 years old and she was 33 years. They were both living in Ullapool, Lochbroom where he was the minister for the Free Presbyterian Church. The minister for the wedding was John R MacKay FP minister in Gairloch. Witnesses were Donald Beaton & Catherine Halbert??
* Comment by Don Gordon in July 2020: The wedding arrangements are surprising. They were married in Inverness, when they were living 90 kms north west in Ullapool. Also the minister was from a long way away. And why did they get married in a hotel rather than a church even though John himself was a minister? | Family F-3071
|
| 946 |
JOHN (ARCHIBALD) McLEAN was born at Lake Plains near Milang on 13/9/1853 - the date in Hugh's bible and also registered.
When the family left Meningie after Hugh died in 1876. Archibald went north to work for a mining company at Wilpena.
DEATH: Accidently killed aged 34 on 18/5/1888.
An inquest was held at Hawker (249 miles north of Adelaide). It stated "Archibald McLean aged 33 (error) who had a wife living at Robsart Street, Parkside, and a mother and sister living at Meriingie (note: Christy was by then at Albert Hill, near Meningie with the Hughes), was crushed to death by a fall of earth while working on a shaft of the Wilpena Propriety Co. Mr Hy Northing cautioned the company to exercise a more close and cautious supervision in the future.".
Nothing is known of the wife or if there were any children, | MCLEAN, John Archibald b.1853 (I-2479)
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| 947 |
John (born 1782) was deprived of his mother when five and his father when seven years of age. | CAMERON, Catherine (I-9143)
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| 948 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, JD (I-1651)
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| 949 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | P, DM (I-1652)
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| 950 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, KP (I-1578)
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| 951 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | P, JS (I-1579)
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| 952 |
John died at the Strathalbyn & District Soldiers Memorial Hospital. | MCLEAN, John Sherwood (I-3824)
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| 953 |
John Henry was buried, with both his parents, just inside the main gate of the old Church of England Cemetery in Luck Street. | FREEMAN, John Henry (I-8829)
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| 954 |
John Henry Yelland and Margaret Smith Mann were parents of this Herbert John Yelland- see family search under Jean May Tassie that offers her full pedigree chart including these people. Researcher Lorna McLean 28 Feb 2019 | YELLAND, Herbert John (I-5033)
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| 955 |
John is entered as dieing 'after 1841' by CraigSievenpiper1 in Family Search. No evidence was presented to support this entry. We have found only one instance in the 1841 census that CraigSievenpiper1 might have had in mind. There was a John McPhee who was born about 1766 and was living in Blarmachfoldachy which is a little south of Fort William. He was in the 1841 census but might have died before 1851 because he could not be found in the later census. However, there was nothing to directly confirm that this record is our John.
See our D55 in SMALL PRINT on the home page for research notes about this.
Further evidence would be welcome.
(This note by Don Gordon on 21st June 2020)
| MCPHEE, John Oag (I-7835)
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| 956 |
John Macleod stated that "Donald died in 1845 was over 80 at his death. He is buried in Kilmallie and beside him my parents are laid" (p226). | MACMILLAN, Donald (I-8671)
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| 957 |
John Macleod states a leaning stone in the old Kilmallie burial ground has "[Isabella] rests beside her mother Mary daughter of Donald MacMillan, Corriebeg and wife of John MacMaster SPCK teacher Stornoway".No dates offered. | MACMILLAN, Mary (I-9073)
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| 958 |
John Macleod states, about is grandparents "I was a child of about eight months old when she died. .... She outlived her husband almost thirty six years." John Macleod was born in 1872, so John Macmaster must have died about 1836. | MACMASTER, John (I-9074)
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| 959 |
John Macleod states:-
* A leaning stone in the old Kilmallie burial ground has "[Isabella] rests beside her mother Mary daughter of Donald MacMillan, Corriegbeg" | MACMASTER, Isabella (I-9077)
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| 960 |
John MacLeod wrote: "..these who buried at Gairlochy were the Camerons of Dochanassie. They were spoken of as Na Dochaidh. I think my grandfather's mother was of the Dochaidh". (p237 in John MacLeod's memoirs)
This does not specifically state that Catherine was living in Dochanassie and buried in Gairlochy - so we have yet to confirm this.
Gairlochy and Dochanassie are near Spean Bridge - about 20 kms north of Fort William.
A dochaidh is an oaken stick. It was short and thick. It was heavy, with a large hard head on it. It was used in the Highlands as a weapon. | CAMERON, Catherine (I-9143)
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| 961 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, J (I-148)
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| 962 |
John was killed in a motor accident in the Aldgate-Stirling area on 7/12/1985. | MESSING, John Anthony (I-3619)
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| 963 |
John was named after his brother who had been born 4 years previously but who only lived a few months. | INGLIS, John Wilson b1839 (I-8320)
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| 964 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, JF (I-163)
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| 965 |
John was the informant for the death record of his father, Alexander. John was not present at the time of his father's death in 1869. | MCPHEE, John (I-2727)
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| 966 |
John's death certificate states that he was 25 years old when he married Jean. | Family F-1266
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| 967 |
John's death certificate states that he was a butcher. | SMITH, John Duncan Ernest (I-3630)
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| 968 |
John's father was a stable foreman in the employ of Thomas Kilmartin. His father was accidentally and John was adopted by Thomas and Mabel. His father's name is not known but John was used the Kilmartin surname after he was adopted. | KILMARTIN, John (I-2319)
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| 969 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, B (I-1060)
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| 970 |
Joy Pearl THOMAS was married to Ronald McAllister BENNETT. He died about 1954 and then Joy married Ronald's younger brother, Frank Clifford BENNETT. Joy and Frank subsequently divorced.
Also Frank and his first wife, Joan THOMSON also divorced.
There were no children from either marriage. | BENNETT, Frank Clifford (I-533)
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| 971 |
Joy Pearl THOMAS was married to Ronald McAllister BENNETT. He died about 1954 and then Joy married Ronald's younger brother, Frank Clifford BENNETT. Joy and Frank subsequently divorced. | THOMAS, Joy Pearl (I-535)
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| 972 |
Joy Pearl THOMAS was married to Ronald McAllister BENNETT. He died about 1954 and then Joy married Ronald's younger brother, Frank Clifford BENNETT. Joy and Frank subsequently divorced. | BENNETT, Ronald McAllister (I-539)
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| 973 |
Joyleen died at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. | FISCHER, Joyleen Edith (I-3827)
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| 974 |
Judi Hetherington (nee Harris) believes Margaret died in 1939. | MONAGHAN, Margaret (I-9437)
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| 975 |
Judi Hetherington, nee Harris has a photo of the headstone of James and Mavis. | GORDON, Mavis Leila (I-9465)
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| 976 |
Judi Hetherington, nee Harris has taken a photo of the headstone. | HARRIS, Marguerite Alice (I-9438)
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| 977 |
Judi Hetherington, nee Harris has taken a photo of the headstone. There is a smaller plaque inscribed "James Hill 26/10/73". | HILL, James (I-9442)
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| 978 |
Judi Hetherington, nee Harris noted that George had the assumed surname of Morgan when he married Effie. The wedding was on 20th April or 20th May 1921. The name and date needs to be confirmed. | Family F-3189
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| 979 |
Judi Hethertington, nee Harris has a photo of the gravestone of James and Mavis at Midland. | MORGAN (HARRIS), James (I-9464)
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| 980 |
Judi Mooney placed a question mark next the first names (Ellen Edith?). | HALDANE, Ellen Edith (I-7754)
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| 981 |
Judi Mooney stated that Jane Hamilton HALDANE was the eldest of 7 surviving children of Thomas and Eliza Willock Haldane nee DAWSON
| HALDANE, Jane Hamilton (I-7741)
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| 982 |
Judi Mooney states on her 26pp hard copy Thomas 18 on arrival in SA on Bolton. His family settled on a farm at Union Grove: Gawler Plains | HALDANE, Thomas (I-777)
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| 983 |
Judi Mooney states on her hardcopy printout that Thomas is not listed on the 1841 census with the rest of heis family at aged 11. His family living at High Street in Ayr-census dated 6 June 1841. | HALDANE, Thomas (I-777)
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| 984 |
Judi Mooney was not certain if the name was Mary or May. | HALDANE, Mary May (I-7756)
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| 985 |
Kadina is a town located on the Yorke Peninsula SA, approximately 144 kilometres north-northwest of the state capital of Adelaide.Wikipedia...Population:4,470 (2011 census) Location:144 km (89 mi) NNW of Adelaide | WAY, William Charles (Charlie) (I-8441)
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| 986 |
Kadina SA-Kadina is a town on the Yorke Peninsula of the Australian state of South Australia, approximately 144 kilometres north-northwest of the state capital of Adelaide. The largest town of the Peninsula, Kadina is one of the three Copper Triangle towns famous for their shared copper mining history.Wikipedia | Family F-2690
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| 987 |
Kangarilla SA was once called Eyre's Flat. Both places of residence of the Kanaley family, plus McLaren Flat. The nearest birth place was Morphett Vale. | KANALEY, John b.1822 (I-8506)
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| 988 |
Kaniva and Parkside | MCLEAN, Jeannie Winniford (I-3750)
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| 989 |
Kapunda Congregational Church | Family F-2863
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| 990 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, KM (I-5737)
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| 991 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | A, KM (I-1821)
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| 992 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, DM (I-5344)
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| 993 |
Kate White is not certain that Florence was born in Strathalbyn. | NUTT, Florence Annie (I-7870)
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| 994 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | T, K (I-3290)
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| 995 |
Kaye McArdle has this information on record in her WikiTree with allan florence and mary childlren of Hugh and Christine (McVicar) Mclean. | Family F-2532
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| 996 |
Kaye Schofield advised that the first name was Frances Marion, whereas the BRB had it as just Fanny. | TEAGUE, Frances Marion (Fanny) (I-1348)
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| 997 |
Keith has a second(or first) wife Lorna according to the headstone on his grave. No dates, no further information. photograph by Lorna McLean(Researcher 1 Apr 2016 Strathalbyn Cemetery) | LAMSHED, Keith Ronald (I-8175)
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| 998 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, KJ (I-3829)
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| 999 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, KD (I-3025)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, KE (I-6052)
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Kerryl has Christina with the middle name of McPhee - ie Christina McPhee McLean, whereas page 226 of the BRB has her without any middle name. | MCLEAN, Christina (I-2611)
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| 1002 |
Kerryl has Otto born in Meningie SA whereas Tom has him born in Albert Hill SA. Kerryl has obviously checked the SA BDM entries. | HUGHES, Otto William Trooper (I-2698)
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| 1003 |
Kerryl has Otto's death in Daw Park SA, whereas Tom Hughes has it as Adelaide. Kerryl has obviously checked the BDM | HUGHES, Otto William Trooper (I-2698)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, KJ (I-3039)
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Keyneton is a locality in South Australia. The town is in the Mid Murray Council local government area, 82 kilometres north-east of the state capital, Adelaide. At the 2011 census, Keyneton and the surrounding area had a population of 534. | PURSCHE, Ernst Gottleib (I-8410)
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| 1006 |
Killed on the road at Easter, 1967. | BOSANQUET, Edward (I-9170)
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Kilmallie Parish is in Argyllshire in Scotland. Argyllshire and Inverness boundaries altered in 1888 | MCLEAN, Ewen (Hugh the younger) b1836 (I-5289)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, TS (I-4873)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, I (I-7286)
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Lake Plains is a locality in SA about 64 kilometres south of the Adelaide city centre and 27 kilometres northeast of the centre of Goolwa on the west coastline of Lake Alexandrina. Wikipedia Founded:2000 | FINDLATER, Dorothy Ethel (I-8151)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, LI (I-3159)
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Langhorne Creek was called Langhorne Bridge at the time that George was born. | BORRETT, George (I-5111)
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| 1013 |
LAST RESIDENCE Croydon Range Rd, Qld
| FORSYTH, Cameron Victor (I-6824)
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LAST RESIDENCE In SA Alexander Council Burial Register states his last residence as Stewart Terrace, Naracoorte, SA | KEOUGH, David James (I-5484)
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| 1015 |
Late in her life, Olive was living in Wangary. She died in Port Lincoln in 1971 and was buried Mount Hope. | MCRAE, Olive May (I-3936)
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| 1016 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, DV (I-6730)
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| 1017 |
Left England on 8th July 1839 on 'Singapore' (302 tons, Capt Hamilton). Reached South Australia on 11th Nov 1839.
His parents, William and Alicia, and 4 brothers commenced the voyage. An epidmic of typhoid took the life of their baby Edward but Alicia gave birth to another baby on 9th Nov, two days before they arrived. They called the new baby, Edward, also - this is 'our' Edward. | WARLAND, Edward (I-3995)
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| 1018 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | N, MJ (I-5644)
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| 1019 |
life and death=lived 4 days
| STRINGER, Sydney Broughton (I-2067)
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| 1020 |
Light Pass SA is a settlement in the Barossa Valley region NNE of Adelaide SA. It was named by Charles Flaxman in honour of William Light. Light Pass is the site of two Lutheran churches and a public primary school. | GLEISSERT, Anna Karoline (I-8411)
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| 1021 |
Lindsay was buried in the Polkemmet cemetery half a mile north of the Polkemmet homestead, on private property close to the east bank of the Wimmera River. ln 1966 the cemetery was restored by the Arapiles Historical Society and a plaque erected bearing forty-five names including that of Lindsay | MCDONALD, Lindsay William (I-7262)
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| 1022 |
LINK information to be further research for evidence. Provided by Pat Long (nee Loder) in July 2016 to researcher Lorna McLean | MUIR, Jemima (I-7986)
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| 1023 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | F, RL (I-6741)
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| 1024 |
Little two years of age Esther McLean, Believed to be buried in the original corner paddock of a farmer on Milang Road and referred (signage) to as Belvidere Cemetery of pioneers between 1800 and 1900...unconfirmed as yet. Believed to be recorded on a report requested and provided to the Strathalbyn District Council at a meeting dated SOURCE TROVE NEWSPAPER 13.9.1928 SOUTHERN ARGUS PAGE 3 AND A REQUESTED REPORT;OF LISTING 32 GRAVES PRESENTED at the District Council of Strathalbyn minutes of a meeting dated Thursday 6th March 1947 and printed in TROVE from the SOUTHERN ARGUS DATED 20TH MARCH 1947 PAGE 5, likely titled DISTRICT COUNCIL OF STRATHALBYN. | MCLEAN, Esther Sibley (I-2480)
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| 1025 |
lived 8 days | DAHL, Margaret Ann (I-2070)
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| 1026 |
Lived at 'Waterloo' until Alf's impending marriage in 1904, and then at Chapel St for the rest of her long life - ie from about 28 years old to 81 years old. | MCLEAN, Elizabeth Frances (Lizzie) (I-2945)
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| 1027 |
Lived at Melrose Farm in SA | JANEWAY, Ann Soward (I-3989)
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| 1028 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | A, P (I-2629)
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| 1029 |
Living at Port Pirie before she was married. | NORRIS, Jessie Elizabeth (I-1872)
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| 1030 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, DJ (I-3007)
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| 1031 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, D (I-3011)
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| 1032 |
Living in Perth at the time of her marriage to Jeffrey | MARSHALL, Matilda McMoran (I-5028)
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| 1033 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, M (I-5025)
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| 1034 |
Liza's death certificate states that she was 16 years old when she married John in Jeparit. | Family F-1194
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| 1035 |
ln her twenties Margaret started a clothing manufactory in partnership with her sister Myrtle under the name of M. 8. M. Johnston and this business is now owned by their nephew Malcolm.
| JOHNSTON, Margaret Olive (I-5673)
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| 1036 |
Lochcarron | MACRAE, Jane (I-9362)
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| 1037 |
Lola's husband, Graham advised that Lola was born in either Busselton or Margaret River. | DARNELL, Lola Joy (I-5708)
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| 1038 |
Lorna died, aged 78 years, on 5th April 1999 in Glenelg -near Adelaide in South Australia.
On 8th April 1999, she was cremated at the Centennial Park cemetery - near Adelaide. She was interred in that cemetery's Derrick Gardens, path 50, grave 1157B.
Also, there is a headstone in the Golden Gate National Cemetery for veterans - in San Francisco - plot section S, site 1093. The Golden Gate headstone memorialized Theodore on one side and Lorna on the other. Note that the date of death is incorrect on the headstone (it has 28th Oct 1999 whereas is should be 5th Oct 1999).
Maybe her ashes were moved from Australia to USA. Or maybe the Golden Gate Headstone memorializes her without the ashes actually being there.
(Note by Don Gordon on 26th May 2019) | PARNELL, Lorna Mary (I-1360)
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| 1039 |
Lorna McLean has procured the Death Regisration Certificate for Queenie (Olivia McLean (nee Parker)-(my paternal great grandmother) from Adelaide BDM office in 2016.
Across top reads: Certificate Code No 56. Dated 1955. No. 8 in the District of Mount Barker 4304.
Usual Residence; Angas Plains. SA
DODeath: Strathalbyn 02.08.1955 (in Strathalbyn District Hospital as told to me by my father Benjamin Earnest McLean as he took her there a week before she passed having nursed her for some 6 years)
Certificate States:
She was born in Melbourne Victoria
Age at marriage: 34 yoa with 3 issue (Dad of course, the youngest, Alf Parker McLean, and Jack)
DOBurial=3 Aug 1955 at Strathalbyn Cemetery. Author Note Lorna Mclean | PARKER, Olivia Mary (Queenie) (I-3811)
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| 1040 |
Lornas search for Rosaville SA in PLACES EDIT CHECK only offers Rosaville as a garden, hotel and general store in Mt Gambier. Until further info offered altering to birth place=Mt Gambier. | ASHBY, Colin James (Dig) (I-4600)
|
| 1041 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, LM (I-3051)
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| 1042 |
Louise Johnson says Albert was born in 1887 in Paddington NSW who dont provide the full date. | BRABANT, Albert Edward (I-2492)
|
| 1043 |
Loxton District Hospital | BARNES, Jane James Johns (I-9272)
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| 1044 |
M Quarter in EPSOM vol 02A page 7 - mom Sarah J Bray? - per Ian Barnes email 1sr Jan 2021. | GOWIN, Elizabeth Agnes (I-9221)
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| 1045 |
M.C.=military cross at Gallipoli WWI several wounds during his enlistment 1914-1919. enlisted 1914 immediately made a corporal, then inside a few months a Sgt, and then second Lieut. whereafter a yet unexplained presence in the country of Montenegro (just north of Italy) was awarded a silver cross by the King, and soon after during Gallipoli was awarded a military cross in 1918 and thereafter received a very nasty gun shot wound to his L shoulder which eventually caused his termination from the army. | BLACKMAN, John Reginald Lieutenant M.C. (I-9059)
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| 1046 |
Mabel was buried in the North Brighton Cemetery - with her husband, Thomas David Kilmartin. | POWER, Mabel (I-2317)
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| 1047 |
Maggie was a kind woman, a hard worker and supported her parents well in their old age. | HORNBY, Margaret (Maggie) Guinn (I-2225)
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| 1048 |
Marcia Mary Spry b. 27/5/1907 at Wanganui, N.Z.
Occupation: Shopkeeper.
Married 1st: in Adelaide, Hughbert Colgate - d. 9/4/1964.
2nd: in Adelaide, Arthur Rice - d. 22/10/1967.
3rd: in Adelaide, Oscar Grills - d. 24/12/1979.
Death:
No children of any marriage.
Marcia died on 26/11/1977. interred at Greenacres, S.A. | SPRY, Marcia Mary (I-3753)
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| 1049 |
Margaret Blackwood and William Haldane had a family of 5 children and Thomas was the eldest. HALDANE Thomas 06-Mar-1866 M.William HALDANE Margaret BLACKWOOD Munno Para East Port Gawler 42/150 View Details HALDANE Annie Cowan 03-Apr-1871 F William HALDANE Margaret BLACKWOOD Mount Templeton nr Port Wakefield Adelaide 93/82 View Details HALDANE Mary Steen 09-Feb-1868 F William HALDANE Margaret BLACKWOOD South Para Barossa 60/359 View Details HALDANE Jennet Anne 12-Jul-1856 F William HALDANE Margaret BLACKWOOD Redruth Burra 8/281 View Details HALDANE Elizabeth 08-Jul-1857 F William HALDANE Margaret BLACKWOOD Union Grove Munno Para East Port Gawler 12/638 | BLACKWOOD, Margaret (I-8947)
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| 1050 |
Margaret Blackwood and William Haldane had a family of 5 children and Thomas was the eldest. HALDANE Thomas 06-Mar-1866 M.William HALDANE Margaret BLACKWOOD Munno Para East Port Gawler 42/150 View Details HALDANE Annie Cowan 03-Apr-1871 F William HALDANE Margaret BLACKWOOD Mount Templeton nr Port Wakefield Adelaide 93/82 View Details HALDANE Mary Steen 09-Feb-1868 F William HALDANE Margaret BLACKWOOD South Para Barossa 60/359 View Details HALDANE Jennet Anne 12-Jul-1856 F William HALDANE Margaret BLACKWOOD Redruth Burra 8/281 View Details HALDANE Elizabeth 08-Jul-1857 F William HALDANE Margaret BLACKWOOD Union Grove Munno Para East Port Gawler 12/638 | HALDANE, Thomas Robert (I-7758)
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| 1051 |
Margaret Corigan (that spelling) - born on 4th Sept 1860 in New Hamburg, registered Strathalbyn, South Australia, page number 409, volume 19 (source: Kay Killin) | CALLAGHAN, Margaret Mary (I-8049)
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| 1052 |
MARGARET RUTH McLEAN, born 12/7/1852, at Strathalbyn.
Died aged 11 years and 6 months on 18/2/1864 at "Waterloo" Angas Plains.
There was an epidemic of both scarletina and diphtheria that year (the Leslie family lost 4 of 5 children), and although most records give Margaret's death as from diphtheria. the official cause was registered as "scarletina".
She was buried in the Strathalbyn Cemetery on 19/2/1864 in the same grave as a younger brother. | MCLEAN, Margaret Ruth (I-3186)
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| 1053 |
Margaret Tannahill's only known relative in S.A. was her sister Jemima Tannahill who was much younger and who emigrated in 1865. Her occupation in the ship's manifest was "servant". She married a Mr Muir who was an American and went with him to live at Jacksonville (which state of U.S.A. is now known as there are several towns of the same name). She returned as a childless widow to live at Strathalbyn SA with her great niece Mrs Bertie Blunt b. 1928. She died at hospital at Parkside SA about 1934.
For other information, see the biography of Jemima's older sister's husband, Hugh (the younger), McLean. | TANNAHILL, Jemima (I-5301)
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| 1054 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, M (I-5769)
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| 1055 |
MARIPOSA ONTARIO CANADA The Township of Mariposa was a municipality located in the southwest corner of the former Victoria County, now the city of Kawartha Lakes, in the Canadian province of Ontario | MCLEAN, John (I-8685)
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| 1056 |
Mariposa Twp no such place on google maps. Mariposa Twp Victoria Ontario Canada | MCLEAN, Angus (I-8684)
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| 1057 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-544
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| 1058 |
Marjorie was a descendant of Mrs Stephen Lander nee Mary Dawson - 1840-1937. Mrs Lander was a sister of Catherine Dawson who married Allan McLean, and so there is a double relationship with their children. | HARDING, Marjorie Fay (I-1650)
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| 1059 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | P, MJ (I-3367)
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| 1060 |
Marriage at PM Parsonage in Redhill. | Family F-550
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| 1061 |
marriage BRB p87 (rachel section) para 2 line 3 James Hanham Tucker5856 married Mary Vigar6241 on 1.11.1911 | TUCKER, James Hanham (I-5809)
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| 1062 |
Marriage details from My Heritage (Kaye Annette McArdle) | Family F-409
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| 1063 |
Marriage Evangelical Lutheran Chapel Caltowie SA: source BDM SA father of groom: (Carl Wilhelm) John Charles William HARTWIG, mother of groom Johanna Eleanor KLIECHE
father of bride: Johann Friedrich Laube | Family F-171
|
| 1064 |
MARRIAGE Frederick Clive Carless (b. 1903, Birmingham, England).
| Family F-1866
|
| 1065 |
MARRIAGE IN SA Surname: THOMSON Given Names:Ronald Henry Spouse Surname:KIRWAN Spouse Given Names:Anita Norma
Date:Location:Source:Advertiser Source2:Notice: Marriage
Publication Date:28-Oct-1944 | KIRWAN, Norma Anita # A.W.A.S. (I-9147)
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| 1066 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-1224
|
| 1067 |
MARRIAGE PLACE: Meadowbank, Res of Allan MacLean Strathalbyn SA (genealogysa.com) | Family F-254
|
| 1068 |
Marriage record attached to this profile. | Family F-3179
|
| 1069 |
MARRIAGE source ancestry Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950No Image Name:Lydia H Stabernack Spouse Name: Christian W Grimm Marriage Date: 1899 Marriage Place:New South Wales Registration Place: Broken Hill, New South Wales
Registration Year:1899 Registration Number:7861 | STABERNACH, Lydia Hulda (I-8814)
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| 1070 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-892
|
| 1071 |
MARRIAGE: She married in 1877 in St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Strathalbyn, David Taylor Henderson whose brother the Rev. R. J. Faulds Henderson officiated. David was a school teacher at Gumeracha where Christina died at her residence on 11/8/1881 aged 30 years. David died at Sydney on 30/7/1886 aged 46 years. No children.
| CHERITON, Christina Agnes (I-5242)
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| 1072 |
Married "Albany Wesleyan" as extracted on 11.4.2014 from publication named "the bicentie4nnial Dictionary of Western Australians pre-1829-1888 Volume III K-Q Complied by Rica Erickson 1988. | Family F-570
|
| 1073 |
MARRIED 'Springmount', Black Mountain, Guyra, New England, NSW | Family F-2159
|
| 1074 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | I, PD (I-91)
|
| 1075 |
MARRIED Anglican Church Meningie SA | Family F-869
|
| 1076 |
Married at 18yoa Wesleyan Parsonage Norwood (source SAGHS) Husband was 34yoa. First born that year and four other children. | Family F-1053
|
| 1077 |
MARRIED AT Church of Scotland, Hindley St, Adelaide SA | Family F-764
|
| 1078 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-2326
|
| 1079 |
Married at Presbyterian Church in Mt Pleasant, Liverpool on 22nd Oct 1829. The church was damaged during air raids in World War 2 and in recent years renovated to serve as a post office (ref: 'The John Inglis Story, page 1). | Family F-2584
|
| 1080 |
Married at Registry Office Adelaide SA | Family F-3060
|
| 1081 |
Married at residence of Hugh McLean. | Family F-1744
|
| 1082 |
Married at St Lukes Whitmore Square, Adelaide SA. | Family F-2852
|
| 1083 |
MARRIED Baptist Church Stawell Vic | Family F-2086
|
| 1084 |
MARRIED Catholic Church Castlemaine Vic | Family F-2261
|
| 1085 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-2162
|
| 1086 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-2211
|
| 1087 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-2307
|
| 1088 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-1694
|
| 1089 |
MARRIED Christ Church C of E Strathalbyn SA | Family F-1699
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| 1090 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-1692
|
| 1091 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-2205
|
| 1092 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-2053
|
| 1093 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-994
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| 1094 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-995
|
| 1095 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-2202
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| 1096 |
MARRIED Currie Street Adelaide SA no source provided | Family F-1624
|
| 1097 |
MARRIED Farmhouse Kaeaea Aria King Country NZ | Family F-2597
|
| 1098 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-996
|
| 1099 |
Married her first cousin, Stanley Jeffreys. | BORRETT, Annie McLean (I-5185)
|
| 1100 |
Married his first cousin, Annie Borrett. | JEFFREYS, Stanley Gordon (I-5186)
|
| 1101 |
MARRIED Holy Trinity Church Adelaide SA | Family F-368
|
| 1102 |
MARRIED Holy Trinity Church Adelaide SA | Family F-1257
|
| 1103 |
MARRIED Holy Trinity Church Adelaide SA | Family F-373
|
| 1104 |
Married in Allan's home in Collinsfield - a week after Mary's wedding. | Family F-531
|
| 1105 |
Married in St Pauls Church Adelaide SA | Family F-2591
|
| 1106 |
Married in Yatina Hotel in the Clare District. | Family F-410
|
| 1107 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-992
|
| 1108 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-2208
|
| 1109 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-2267
|
| 1110 |
MARRIED Presbyterian Church Horsham Vic | Family F-2116
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| 1111 |
MARRIED Presbyterian Church Horsham Vic | Family F-2197
|
| 1112 |
MARRIED Presbyterian Church Kalgoorlie WA | Family F-2201
|
| 1113 |
MARRIED Presbyterian Church, Maylands, Perth, | Family F-1897
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| 1114 |
Married Presbyterian Church, North Perth, WA | Family F-2209
|
| 1115 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, AJ (I-5171)
|
| 1116 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, MA (I-5170)
|
| 1117 |
Married St Augustine church Unley SA | Family F-2562
|
| 1118 |
MARRIED St Augustines Church Unley Adelaide SA (Researchers note to followup as the family were notable enough for a stone to be laid in Berthas name-SOURCE is FS-family story...a lived memory of my mother Joan Natalie Mclean (shared with me during 2016). Mum grew up attending weekly this church St Augustines Church Unley with her grandmother and family members. Researcher Lorna Mclean | KANALEY, Bertha May (Granny) (I-7838)
|
| 1119 |
Married St John Church Maitland SA | Family F-2848
|
| 1120 |
MARRIED St John's Anglican Church, Meningie, SA | Family F-873
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| 1121 |
MARRIED St Paul's Church of England Ascot Vale Melbourne Vic | Family F-2382
|
| 1122 |
MARRIED St Paul's Presbyterian Church, Armidale, NSW | Family F-2185
|
| 1123 |
MARRIED St Phillips Church Port Broughton SA | Family F-719
|
| 1124 |
MARRIED Trinity Church Adelaide SA | Family F-1279
|
| 1125 |
Married twice - 1st: to Ruth Darbyshire (1 child) - divorced 30/9/1941.Married 2ndly: Pauline Lamshed (b. 1916, d. 9/8/1979). | WARLAND, Eric Allan Signalman (I-4000)
|
| 1126 |
Married twice - her first husband was Mr Walker (with whom she had one son), but who was the her second husband? | BRABANT, Mary Julie (Mollie) (I-2512)
|
| 1127 |
MARRIED VICTORIA SOMEWHERE FORDHAM Hughie Robt Marriage PARKER, Agnes Irene 1920 14623/1920
| FORDHAM, Hughie Robert Pte. 1908 (I-9148)
|
| 1128 |
MARRIED WA BDM: 31.12.2018 Researcher Lorna McLean found Stark,Doris E C HUSBAND:Ashman,Frederick W C at Perth Registration:783 YEAR:1935 | STARK, Doris Eleanor Christina (I-674)
|
| 1129 |
MARRIED Woodside South Perth WA | Family F-1358
|
| 1130 |
Married: Alice Newton (b. 1907 and living 1992, the last of her generation).
| MCLEAN, Kindor Lawrence Geoffrey (I-2590)
|
| 1131 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, MH (I-2297)
|
| 1132 |
Married: «b»Mary Margaret Needs«/b», (born 17/1/1887) daughter of William Needs of Lameroo, SA. the wedding celebrated at the newly built Church of England, Lameroo, S.A.
| MCLEAN, Allan John Ormiston (I-3194)
|
| 1133 |
Married:Jennifer Mitchell b. 29/3/1956 at Rose Park, Adelaide.
Occupation: Registered nurse, Child and Adolescent Community Health nurse, registered midwife. Residence: "Navarino" (RSM 222), Strathalbyn. S.A. 5255.
Trevor is establishing a vineyard at "Navarino" in 1995. He was the State President of Rural Youth in 1976 and went on a Rural Youth Exchange to U.S.A. in 1977. He is also past president of Langhorne Creek Rural Youth, Milang Tennis and Table Tennis Clubs, Strathalbyn Young Liberals and Milang Liberal Party.
Trevor is a past member of the Angas-Bremer Water Advisory Committee,' past president, secretary and now life member of the Milang Agricultural Bureau and also deputy chairman of the Strathalbyn Hospital Board.
| MCLEAN, Trevor Donald # (I-3830)
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| 1134 |
married; Catholic Church Spalding SA | Family F-755
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| 1135 |
married; Holy Trinity Church Adelaide SA | Family F-379
|
| 1136 |
MARTYR
Given Names: Dorothy Maud
Date of Birth: 05-Nov-1902
Gender: F
Father: Joseph MARTYR
Mother: Florence Annie NUTT
Birth Residence: Rose Park
District: Norwood
Book/Page: 702/463 | MARTYR, Dorothy Maud (I-7905)
|
| 1137 |
Mary Abercromby was seemingly a first child born to mother Rachel ABERCROMBIE IN 1869.
Rachel ABERCROMBIE THEN MARRIED in 1871 to Kendrick Alfred Turner. Whence the child "Mary Abercromby" was given the "TURNER" surname-how it is not explained. So Far. Lorna Mclean Researcher; 2 Jan 2021 | TURNER, Mary Abercrombie b.1869 (I-7829)
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| 1138 |
Mary Ann was recorded as being 36 years old when she died in 1885. | CLARK, Mary Ann (I-8279)
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| 1139 |
Mary Frances died at Lake Plains aged 29 years, on 30/11/1884. She was initially interred at Milang Cemetery on 3/12/84.
37 years later, Mary's grave in Milang was opened on 9th March 1922 to Mr DH McLean. It was opened on the southern side of lot 129. This was authorized by the Attorney General and opened by curator H Grierson. She was subsequently reburied at Strathabyn on 22nd March.
The story is that those who opened the coffin when doing the work (Donald's curiosity) - found that she looked exactly as on the day of her burial. This was but briefly, as when the air touched her she shivered away to dust - despite this Donald carressed her hair in admiration!
This move was not looked on favorably by a good many people!
| SMITH, Mary Frances (I-3188)
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| 1140 |
Mary is recorded on her husband's death certificate. | CAMERON, Mary (I-9333)
|
| 1141 |
Mary Rankine - born Feb. 19th. 1871 at 'The Ferry' [1871-1958] Hindmarsh Island. Married [aged 30] on June 12th. 1901, John Hamilton Downer Born 20/8/1871 youngest son of Charles Downer of 'Tukurua' Kilkenny SA at St Andrew CofE Walkerville. (page 66 of 'Rankine Family')
| DOWNER, John Hamilton (I-2224)
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| 1142 |
Mary Rankine - born Feb. 19th. 1871 at 'The Ferry' [1871-1958] Hindmarsh Island. Married [aged 30] on June 12th. 1901, John Hamilton Downer, Born 20/8/1871, youngest son of Charles Downer of 'Tukurua' Kilkenny, SA at St Andrew, CofE Walkerville. (page 66 of 'Rankine Family')
| RANKINE, Mary Downer (I-6672)
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| 1143 |
Mary was born in a tent on the Police paddock. | RAGGATT, Mary Elizabeth (I-7059)
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| 1144 |
Mary was recorded as being 68 years old when she died in 1916. | POWELL, Mary Jane (I-8274)
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| 1145 |
Matthew David Rankine as named on the record of his marriage. | RANKINE, Matthew (I-9248)
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| 1146 |
MATTHEW DIED 28 MAY 1936 IN P;ERTH AND BURIED IN KARRAKATTA. MARRIED PATS GRANDMORTHER ELIZBETH ANN MCLEAN. 17 11 1896 MARRIED MATTHEW JOHNSTON. 9 CHILDREN LAST ONE WAS CLOVER (PATS MUM) AND HEATHER AFTER CLOVER. ONE BORN IN SA AND MAGGIE MARGARET BORN IN SA AND REAST WERE BORN IN WA IN GWALIA LEONORA.
| JOHNSTON, Mathew (I-5668)
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| 1147 |
Matthew Rankine, who was then of "Woodburn", Angas Plains, attended the funeral and he noted this in his diary. ?On 11/10/1855 he received a letter informing him of the death of Donald McLean. In those days people were invited to funerals. Matthew wrote that he rode his horse Blossom to the Donald McLean house, starting at noon on the 13th and that many people had gathered for the funeral and that Donald was buried near his house and on his own land and that afterwards the Will was read." (BRB p16) [Research: Get a copy of the actual diary entry ? it is on microfilm in the State Library, Adelaide]
| MCLEAN, Donald b1779 (I-1)
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| 1148 |
Matthew's wedding in May 1869 recorded him as 31 years old at the time - ie born about 1838. This is roughly consistent with his gravestone (died in July 1926 aged 92 years - ie born about 1834) and p201 of Nancy Gemmell's book (died in 1929 aged 93 years - ie born about 1836). However it does not match the Biographical index of SA (born about 1846) - so we have discounted the accuracy of the Biographical index.
(This note by Don Gordon in October 2022) | RANKINE, Matthew B (I-5826)
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| 1149 |
Maureen McClennan has him dying in South Australia (no date or place) whereas Judi Mooney had it on 15th Sept 1949 at the Gosford Hospital. NSW | HEATH, Kenneth L'Estrange Hamilton 2nd Lieutenant (I-7919)
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| 1150 |
Maureen McClennan has his name as Kenneth I.strange HEATH whereas Judi Mooney has it as Kenneth L'estrange Hamilton HEATH. | HEATH, Kenneth L'Estrange Hamilton 2nd Lieutenant (I-7919)
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| 1151 |
Maureen McClennan has Mona's death as 6th Nov 1956 whereas Judi Mooney has it as 1959 (no day or month). | GEANGE, Mona Madeline (I-7931)
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| 1152 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-524
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| 1153 |
Maureen Rhonda Potts b. 23/2/1929 at Langhome Creek.
Married: Noel Martin of Langhorne Creek at Strathalbyn. _ 4 _ _
Occupation: Labourer. Served with the 2nd A.l.F. ~ his no. WX6952 & with the 9th Division, 2nd
28th Battalion.
Residence: Step Road, Langhome Creek. _ _
Deaths:
Maureen Martin on 9/9/1972 aged 43 years at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. Lnterred at Langhome Creek.
Noel Martin died at Strathalbyn on 20/12/1977. lnterred at Langhorne Creek.
Children: | POTTS, Maureen Rhonda (I-5534)
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| 1154 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, MJ (I-3034)
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| 1155 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | R, Rev TH (I-4034)
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| 1156 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-2388
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| 1157 |
Maybe 21st Feb rather than 27th. | MCLEAN, Neil Graham (I-1554)
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| 1158 |
Maybe born about 1770 - ie 20 years before giving birth to Angus. | BLACK, Christina (I-8658)
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| 1159 |
Maybe born in 1909 because she was said to have been 77 year old when she died in 1986. | TUCKER, Edna Annie (I-5118)
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| 1160 |
Maybe he lived until 3 years old?? | WELLINGTON, Craig Andrew (I-2769)
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| 1161 |
Maybe he was born in 1882 on the family farm in Strathalbyn - according to his daughter, Dora (see her notes attached t this website). | MCLEAN, Sinclair James (I-1506)
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| 1162 |
Maybe Patterson rather than Prescott (check this). | HORNBY, William (Bill) Prescott (I-1671)
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| 1163 |
McLean, Allan - b 1814 - died 6th Sept 1890 at Plympton, SA, late of Strathalbyn, aged 79 years, colonialist for 54 years. The friends of the late Mr Allan McLean are respectfully informed that his remains will be removed from his late residence Marion Road, this day at 3 pm for the West Terrance Cemetery - 3 path 36A 5 - JB Siebert, Undertaker (Source: Express Telegraph 8th Sept 1890, p2 & Evening Journal, 8th Sept 1890, p2)
Note: Another death notice has a different burial plot as Road 2, area 1, 2row 34W (Source: page 10 of Warren McLean's 'Narratives' quoting Chronical 13th Sept 1890)
| MCLEAN, Allan b.1811 Snr (I-3)
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McLucais and McDougall are understood to be interchangable.
Sometimes spelled McClucush or McClusky. | MCLUCAIS (MCDOUGALL), Archibald (I-8642)
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Meadowbank | INGLIS, Stillborn (I-17)
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Meadowbank farm | MCLEAN, Allan b.1857 (I-1425)
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| 1167 |
Meadows
Balaklava
Hawthorn | BEABER, Susannah Mary (I-2286)
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| 1168 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, SJ (I-2967)
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| 1169 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, MH (I-3074)
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| 1170 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, M (I-2541)
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| 1171 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SOKOS, M (I-8493)
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Middleton is a town in South Australia on the eastern end of the south coast of the Fleurieu Peninsula. It lies between the towns of Port Elliot and Goolwa. Middleton is a holiday and tourist destination with a popular surf beach.Wikipedia | Family F-2828
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| 1173 |
Might have died 10th July 1962 - according to the BRB | BORRETT, John (I-5114)
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| 1174 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-3170
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Migrated ex Dumferline, Fifeshire, on the 'Fairfield' in 1839 | INGLIS, James b1802 (I-14)
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| 1176 |
Migrated from England to Melbourne with her parents, Elizabeth and Richard Dixon. They arrived 2nd Nov 1858. Her brother, Rev Mark Dixon had come out earlier. | DIXON, Elizabeth (I-3802)
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| 1177 |
Migrated to South Australia on 'Mary Elizabeth' in 1858 | HORNBY, William Prescott (senior) (I-1672)
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| 1178 |
Migrated to South Australia on the 'Mary Elizabeth' in 1858.
She gave birth to William Prescott (junior) Hornby on 17th Dec 1858, just 14 days out from England. He was the first of her children. | HORNBY, Unknown (I-1673)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | K, B (I-5450)
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Military record page one (cover page) reads at question 2.
IN OR NEAR what Parish or Town were you born? On google maps today (6.11.2022) there is no INDICATOR of a town or parish of Hillsborough Victoria. However it indicates a Hillsborough ROAD. So have entered Victoria-since the question 2 wording alters slightly replacing "Town" for "County" where the enrollee entered Victoria. This enrollee was a trained school teacher as prewar occupation.
His handwritten entry reads two words Hillsborough for "Parish" AND for County his hand written entry clearly reads:Victoria.
Of note there is a SECOND COVER PAGE on his military record positioned on page 6. This reads even more clearly as Hillsborough Victoria....
NB 108 years after 1914 there is currently no "town" of Hillsborough(town/parish) in Victoria, not even with different spellings.
There is a google maps entry for Hillsborough WA, NSW and VIC but in his own hand reads clearly....Hillsborough..... Victoria not just once but in 35 pages it is written clearly three times Hillsborough Victoria by different hand....notes by Lorna Mclean on 6.11.2022 | ARMSTRONG, William Charles Lieut (I-9131)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | E, NA (I-3912)
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| 1182 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | I, PD (I-91)
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Mintaro is a historic town in the eastern Clare Valley, east of the Horrocks Highway, about 126 kilometres north of Adelaide, South Australia. The town lies at the south-eastern corner of the Hundred of Clare, within the Clare Valley wine region.Wikipedia | SMITH, Douglas George (I-102)
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| 1184 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SOKOS, M (I-8494)
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| 1185 |
Montacute is a small regional area East of the CBD, in the Adelaide Hills SA. Located on Fifth Creek, and the mostly-rural suburb extends from Rostrevor in the west to Lenswood in the east. | Family F-890
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| 1186 |
Mooma Station, NSW (for several years)
North Parade, Strathalbyn | KEOUGH, Allan Murray (I-5448)
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| 1187 |
Mortimer will need to be explained by said persons living relative, since SAGHS clearly states his parents names and his own Kevin Henry.....until further advice....retained the nickname as Mortimer TBA Researcher Lorna Mclean 18.11.2022 | KIRWAN, Kevin Henry # (I-9146)
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| 1188 |
Mother's name is not recorded on her birth record. | CAMERON, Isobel (I-9346)
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| 1189 |
Mother:Johanna Eleanor KLIECHE Father: Carl Wilhelm HARTWIG:SOURCE SAGENEALOGY BDM | HARTWIG, Johannes Eduard (I-514)
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| 1190 |
MOTHER; Honor Victoria McLean. born 23/1/1909 at Narrabeen NSW.
Married 3 times.
1st marriage: to John Cusack - divorced.
CHILD:
1. also John Cusack b. 1/11/1934 was of Cono, Eurongilly, via Junee N.S.W.
He died aged 42 years on 5/10/1977 leaving a widow, Celsa, and 6 children:
(1) John b. 3/2/1961.
(2) Julia b. 17/4/1962.
(3) Susan b. 26/10/1963.
(4) Richard b. 23/12/1965.
(5) Helen b. 24/2/1970.
(6) Kathrine b. 13/11/1974.
2nd marriage: of Honor to Anthony Gleeson - divorced.
CHILD: a son Michael Anthony.
3rd marriage: to John Clare about 1962 who left her a month later
She died 20/10/1962 aged 53 years. | CUSACK, John (I-2600)
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| 1191 |
Moved 1952 entered in a map field.Source unknown to me: Lorna McLean 23.05.2016 | RAGGATT, Sophia Stephens (I-7053)
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| 1192 |
Moved to this house in 1920 and lived there for many years. | BERNDT, Marie Alwena Elizabeth (Elsie) (I-3808)
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| 1193 |
Moved to Wallaroo after their wedding. | MCLEAN, David (I-5555)
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| 1194 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | T, K (I-4913)
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| 1195 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, KR (I-3717)
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| 1196 |
Mum (Joan Natalie (Smith) Mclean third and last daughter of Charles Robert Smith says he was once a Taylor-Smith. She cant remember when he dropped the Taylor part but thinks it was in his married life period. Not certain. She states he was youngest of 13 children-. | SMITH (PREVIOUSLY TAYLOR-SMITH), Charles Robert (I-7818)
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| 1197 |
Mum (Joan Natalie (Smith) Mclean third and last daughter of Charles Robert Smith says he was once a Taylor-Smith. She cant remember when he dropped the Taylor part but thinks it was in his married life period. Not certain. She states he was youngest of 13 children-Note by Researcher Lorna Mclean 09 Apr 2020 | SMITH (PREVIOUSLY TAYLOR-SMITH), Charles Robert (I-7818)
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| 1198 |
Munno Para is a northern suburb of Adelaide, South Australia. It is located in the City of Playford. In the local Kaurna dialect, Munno Para means golden wattle creek. The name refers to either the Gawler River or the Little Para River from which the much larger cadastral Hundred of Munno Para derives its name.Wikipedia | HALDANE, William (I-8946)
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| 1199 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, MG (I-5768)
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| 1200 |
My Heritage identifies that Frank is buried (or is it in fact "remembered" on a headstone, located in Port Pirie SA. See headstone attached to profile. This is not clearly explained as he is reported in his military records (NAA) to have been deceased at Passchendaele, France and buried in military grave that I cannot read-anyone can view his military record-see last page (it is also recorded 1-2 times elsewhere in that military record) it and advise us and we will alter this entry. Appreciated | INGLIS, Francis James Private (I-8605)
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| 1201 |
My Heritage offered (eventually) Robert Hull and Ellen Stewart as parents of Adelaide Rose in 1870. Then the mystery increases as Adelaide is not listed ANYWHERE ELSE ini this family group. viz MY HERITAGE entry for Ellen Stewart. Name Ellen Hull (born Stewart) Birth name Ellen Stewart Gender Female Birth Jan 1838 Walkerville,South Australia, Australia Marriage Jan 1 1857 Australia Death Apr 7 1892 Kensington and Norwood, South Australia, Australia Father W Stewart Husband Robert Hull Children William John Hull Robert Hull Samuel Hull Harry Stewart Hull
William John Hull Edith Victoria Naomi Cameron (born HULL)
Charles George Hull Source Family Search | HULL, Adelaide Rose (Addie) (I-3807)
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| 1202 |
my heritage offers FRANK ALBERT INGLIS AS DEATH IN NAA.GOV.AU
B883 SX218 INGLIS FRANK ALBERT : Service Number - SX218 :
Date of birth - 28 Nov 1916 :
Place of birth - MCBRIDE SA :
Place of enlistment - KESWICK SA :
Next of Kin - INGLIS BERYL
Access status: Open Location: Canberra 1939 - 1948 6641508 | INGLIS, Frank Lenard (I-431)
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| 1203 |
My Heritage offers him being married to Spouse:Elizabeth Madland Less than a month arriving home from WWI on Oct 8 1919 Pt Augusta West, Frome, Sth Astl, Australia | KIRWAN, Sydney James Lieutenant (I-9145)
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| 1204 |
MY HERITAGE REPORTS DEATH 12 JUN 1972 AT Sydney NSW no site offers any more specific than that since 1972 is privacy cut off year in Australia. | BRABANT, Albert Edward (I-2492)
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| 1205 |
My Heritage website, Researcher Lorna McLean 18.09.2018
Johann Georg Heinrich Hoklas----MyHeritage Family Trees
Bailey (our family3 in Bailey Web Site, managed by Geoff Bailey
Birth: Aug 31 1853 - Adelaide, South Australia.
Death: Aug 31 1911 - New Mecklenburg, South Australia.
Parents: Joachim Heinrich Hoklas, Anna Magdalene Elisabeth Hoklas (born Schmaal)
Wife: Christiane Lydia Christine Hoklas (born Minge)
Children: Johann Heinrich Hoklas, Maria Louise Hoklas, Bertha Ida Hoklas, August Heinrich Hoklas, Gustav Carl Hoklas, Martha Lydia Hoklas, Anna Elisabeth Elizabeth Hoklas, Alma Selma Hoklas, Ottilie Olga Hoklas | HOKLAS, Johann Georg Heinrich (I-8421)
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| 1206 |
My Heritage: Gladys May Holdane Australia, Births and Baptisms, 1792-1981 Birth: July 26 1903 Christening: May 24 1908 - St. Paul's Parish, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia Parents:Alan Robert Holdane, Alice Annie Holdane nee Stacey NOTE: google maps cannot locate "St Paul" in South Australia | HALDANE, Gladys May (I-1065)
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| 1207 |
MY Heritage: wife Annie Clark-SOURCE My Heritage ;plus one child SYDNEY JAMES KIRWAN. | KIRWAN, Sydney James Lieutenant (I-9145)
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| 1208 |
My Heritages reports Sydney James being married inside a month after military discharge (end of war) and seemingly having 5 children. | KIRWAN, Sydney James Lieutenant (I-9145)
|
| 1209 |
MyHeritage has William's birth place as Auchinleck which is 3 kms north of Cumnock whereas the OPR has it at Dalblair which 9 kms east of Cumnock. In fact, Dalblair is the locality where William's parents were living. And Dalblair is a locality within the parish of Auchinlech - ie Auchinlech is the name of the parish as well as the name of the town.
(This note by Don Gordon in June 2021) | RANKINE, William (snr) (I-6674)
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| 1210 |
Name dau of Harry Henry GIFFORD= Margaret Gifford NEE McLean
Birth Jan 31 1864 Death Sep 19 1949 Cheltenham Cemetery, Cheltenham, South Australia, Australia SOURCE My Heritage; by Researcher Lorna Mclean 12 April 2020 | GIFFORD, Elizabeth (Bess/ie) (I-2321)
|
| 1211 |
Name from My Heritage (Kaye Annette McArdle) | GRAVESTOCK, Thomas (I-5784)
|
| 1212 |
Name obtained from My Heritage (Kaye Annette McArdle) | GRAVESTOCK, Mary Ann (Marion) (I-1236)
|
| 1213 |
Named as the father of Effie Jessup Henderson who married Matthew Gemmell Rankine in 1904. | HENDERSON, Thomas Hall (I-9263)
|
| 1214 |
Named in the marriage record of his son, John. | MACLEOD, Alexander Fraser (I-9085)
|
| 1215 |
Named Meta on her parent's gravestone. | HALL, Nita June (Meta) (I-1375)
|
| 1216 |
Nancy Gemmell ('Old Strathalbyn', p14) states Catherine was born in Glasgow in 1823. However, Persia has been confirmed by John Mathews. | DAWSON, Catherine (I-5)
|
| 1217 |
Nancy Gemmell's book (p15) has him dying at 'Glenbarr' on 5th Sept 1882. | RANKINE, William (snr) (I-6674)
|
| 1218 |
Nanny was christened on 24 May 1836 in Paul, Cornwall,
Born: 12 Aug 1832
Father: Thomas Tonkin
Mother: Ann
Registered: Paul, Cornwall, Parish Register
LDS Records:_C023411, source call: 0226179, printout call: 6904608
(Source: Warren McLean's 'Narrative' p14)
[These details indicate that Nanny was her official name and that she was baptized when she was three years old. We should obtain a copy of the image. This note by Don Gordon in June 2021.] | TONKIN, Nanny (I-9287)
|
| 1219 |
Nanny was named as the mother on the death record of Jane James Johns Barnes. | TONKIN, Nanny (I-9287)
|
| 1220 |
Napier is second name of two sons named Robert McLean. Of course this Robert was given a nickname "Tick". Some of this was not provided in the initial BRB and was advised later. Source Don Gordon. | MCLEAN, Robert Napier (Tik) (I-5524)
|
| 1221 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | A, MW (I-8050)
|
| 1222 |
need to find death or similar evetns | JOHNSTON, James Boyle (I-1522)
|
| 1223 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, NL (I-3078)
|
| 1224 |
Neil probably died young because he was listed as one year old in the 1841 census but was mentioned when the family migrated in 1848. | MCLUCAIS, Neil (I-8640)
|
| 1225 |
Neil's sister, Dora, said that all the siblings, except Neil, were born at home in Tarragon Street. Neil was the only one born at hospital. It is not known whether there was a particular reason why his birth arrangements were different. Note by Don Gordon on 8th May 2018. | MCLEAN, Neil Graham (I-1554)
|
| 1226 |
Newport in Monmouthshire County Wales UK | WAY, Eliza (I-8498)
|
| 1227 |
Newport is a cathedral and university city and unitary authority area in south east Wales. It is located on the River Usk close to its confluence with the Severn Estuary, approximately 12 miles northeast of Cardiff.Wikipedia
Area:190 km² Area code:01633 Did you know:Newport is the third-most-populous locality in Wales by population (149,100).
Sources include:wikipedia.org | WAY, Annie (I-8497)
|
| 1228 |
Newry is in Northern Ireland 34 miles from Belfast and 67 miles from Dublin with a population of 29,946 in 2011. Newry straddles counties Armagh and Down. | DONALDSON, John (I-7526)
|
| 1229 |
Next of Kin=NOK=wife Ivy Australia Lewis-:- source military service record | ARMSTRONG, William Charles Lieut (I-9131)
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| 1230 |
nickname source is stated on marriage entry to Westlake. SOURCE SAGHS 18 Nov 2022 Researcher Lorna Mclean | STACEY, Bessie Marion (Betty) (I-6278)
|
| 1231 |
No children. Both were buried at Centennial Park Adelaide SA | KENT, Hilda Amy (I-8580)
|
| 1232 |
No children. Both were buried at Centennial Park Adelaide SA | KANALEY, Stephen Ernest b1881 Private (I-8539)
|
| 1233 |
No date of death has been found for James. | WATT, James (I-8262)
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| 1234 |
NO EVIDENCE at Woronora Cemetery NSW. There are several Eliza Dawson but no Eliza Willock HALDANE nee DAWSON-Researcher Lorna Mclean | DAWSON, Eliza Willock (I-778)
|
| 1235 |
no evidence initially provided; however DIGGER DISCS OF VICTORIA 1836-1888 record Annie Fyffe Mossman as death palce unknown but death year as 1884...further details before altering current date with ZERO evidence.
This Digger disc does offer her husband as James Francis MacDonald and her birth year as 1884 [Registration number 1840] at "Eaglehav" this place is shortened since Digger discs were an early computerisation of shortened labels and names to eight characters only.
Note by Lorna Mclean 25.12.2021 | MOSSMAN, Annie Fyffe (I-7214)
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| 1236 |
No evidence provided | MCLEAN, James Ernest Hopetoun (Jim) Pte (I-3195)
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| 1237 |
No evidence provided | MCLEAN, James Ernest Hopetoun (Jim) Pte (I-3195)
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| 1238 |
no evidence provided | EDWARDS, Caroline (I-9293)
|
| 1239 |
no evidence provided. Selected My Heritage. Ljm Researcher 02.02.2021 | Family F-1628
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| 1240 |
no evidence referred to but stated as 'before' Apr 1839 with no explanation-yet | DAWSON, Jean (I-7739)
|
| 1241 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-2361
|
| 1242 |
No headstone because cremated. | APPELT, Maurice Albert (I-5330)
|
| 1243 |
no OPR accessible in 1774 | MCLAREN, Margaret Lady (I-1303)
|
| 1244 |
no result in NAA search | STRINGER, Gordon William Joseph (I-2003)
|
| 1245 |
No sign of her birth registration has been found, but Robena married on October 8th, 1872, stating that she was 21 years old. This would indicate her birth year as approximately 1851. | JEFFREYS, Robina Ann (Rebecca) (I-7708)
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| 1246 |
no source nor page number provided.... | MCLEAN, Lorraine Faye (I-2432)
|
| 1247 |
NO SOURCE PROVIDED | WIK, Stanley Clifford Private (I-7134)
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| 1248 |
Noarlunga, Aldinga Beach, Seaford and Port Noarlunga | MCRAE, Cecilia May (I-3881)
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| 1249 |
Noone talked of funerals in those days, it was only when the girls were in their teens they realised that when mum (Glady Irene Smith (nee Stoyel) wore her grey hat and left them home was she attending a funeral. | SMITH (PREVIOUSLY TAYLOR-SMITH), Charles Robert (I-7818)
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| 1250 |
Norman Albert PURSCHE burial records state SECTION Religion Protestant 6A, plot 2073. Last residence Kitchener Street Peterborough SA. Right of Internment No02609 Officiating Minister Rev J A Winn. Source Email Marilyn Whittenbury29.9.17 | PURSCHE WWII, Norman Albert Private (I-169)
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| 1251 |
Normanby Street | SMITH, Frank Beaumont (I-9037)
|
| 1252 |
North Parade, Strathalbyn (1963 Electoral Roll)
A cottage in High St, Strathalbyn (later, where he died) | KEOUGH, Brian Glenwynne (I-5415)
|
| 1253 |
North Rhine River SA is the only entry in Google (2017) however there may have been a residence or settlement with North Rhine SA name back in 1856. TBA-investigated. | PURSCHE, Ernst Gottleib (I-8410)
|
| 1254 |
Note BRB indicates birth registration location as Sellicks Hill SA and genealogysa indicates Willunga SA. No change by researcher. | MCRAE, Augusta Vera (I-3910)
|
| 1255 |
NOTE HARRIETT MARIA seems to be premarried because fathers name is HENRY ALOUIS SMITH, when she marries Andrew RANKINE, Harriett is a TAYLOR at the marriage.
RANKINE Groom Given Names:Andrew Bride Surname: TAYLOR
Bride Given Names:Harriett Maria Marriage Date: 19-Jul-1876
Marriage Place: Christ Church Strathalbyn Groom Age:35 Groom Marital Status: S Groom Father: William RANKINE Bride Age: 37 Bride Marital Status:W Bride Father: Henry Alouis SMITH
District:Strathalbyn Book/Page: 108/275
| SMITH, Harriett Maria (I-9262)
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| 1256 |
Note NEW HAMBURG SA was correct at birth. However later 1917 (Source Google 18.09.2018 Researcher Lorna McLean) states that it was later referred to as Willyaroo SA, and in fact an area just south of Strathalbyn SA | COAD, Arthur William (I-2674)
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| 1257 |
Note NEW HAMBURG SA was correct at birth. However later 1917 (Source Google 18.09.2018 Researcher Lorna McLean) states that it was later referred to as Willyaroo SA, and in fact an area just south of Strathalbyn SA | COAD, Sarah Jane (I-8390)
|
| 1258 |
Note Sturt v Stuart is challenged in Wikipedia for spellng and the many reasons why. My memory clings to my mothers love of a football team....so went with what was written in SAGHS birth entry Sturt SA and future generations can argue the "correct" spelling....Researcher Lorna McLean 15.11.2022 Plus the "today" postcode is spelled Sturt 5047 | BRIDGEMAN, Alice Elizabeth Bridgeman (I-9150)
|
| 1259 |
Note: Both bride and groom were widowed. | Family F-1389
|
| 1260 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, LO (I-3365)
|
| 1261 |
Nursing Home | BORRETT, Annie McLean (I-5185)
|
| 1262 |
Observer, 29-3-1924, p. 18. ?North and North-West of Port Augusta
SOURCE; KINDLY provided with permission from Judy Johnson of Murrum SA 04.03.2022 | GEMMELL, James Thomas Justice of Peace (I-8549)
|
| 1263 |
of note there are six children in total recorded as to be added to this system as born to Benjamin and Harriet all sighted on SAGHS SOURCE advised by Lorna Mclean | GRIFFIN, Harriett (I-8357)
|
| 1264 |
Of note this DOB 21.7.1987 (matching in both genealogySA and nominal roll of WWII) creates a dilemma of being born MUCH LATER than original DOB sourced from somewhere in BRB.
It leaves Christina (wife) as born 20 years earlier firstborn only when he was 7yoa.....mysterious. | KEOUGH, Phillip James b.1856 Leading Aircraftman (I-5306)
|
| 1265 |
Of old Glenpean branch. | MACMILLAN, Angus Ban (I-9207)
|
| 1266 |
Oldesloe near Politz, Duchy of Holstein Germany | STEHN, Johann Diedrich (I-8064)
|
| 1267 |
on 04.02.2022 I researcher Lorna Mclean was able to procure confirmation of the unsourced information that John Thomas Gemmells wife is named as Mary McCormack on "ancestry". At the time I had penned it in as a note. However 02.02.2022 I have spoken to a lady of the SA Mannum Heritage Society of SA, namely one Joan Johnson email judyjohnsonesp@gmail.com provide an evidenced source of Mary nee McCormack (UNA) the named wife of James Thomas GEMMELL. SOURCE DIGGER DISKS OF SA.
She offered Mary (Una) fathers name as John McCormack.
Also James Gemmell and Mary (Una) only child was named from the Digger Disks of SA as Mary Wade Gemmell born Adelaide SA but no date offered. However because I now have "Una's" full name SAGHS offers the correct information. Namely: Surname: GEMMELL Given Names:Mary Wade Date of Birth:22-Aug-1898 F
Father: James Thomas GEMMELL Mother:Mary MCCORMACK Birth Residence:Adelaide SA District:Adelaide Book/Page:628/224 | MCCORMACK, Mary (Una) (I-8551)
|
| 1268 |
On 29th Sept 1973, the wedding ceremony was conducted by Bryan Malcolm Young according to the rites of the Methodist Church at the Methodist Church at Wasleys in South Australia. The witnesses were Trevor Donald McLean and Rhonda Jean Fischer. | Family F-1267
|
| 1269 |
On BRB p294) John was referred to as 'Squire of the Plains' (Jottings in Southern Argus, 23rd May 1918). | MCLEAN, John b1816 (I-2943)
|
| 1270 |
On death Certificate on VICTORIA BDM states mother as Ellen Lyon. Fathers name William Phillip. | MIRRIELEES, William Ronald (I-7521)
|
| 1271 |
On death certificate. | MCLEAN, Soward Herbert (I-4504)
|
| 1272 |
On her son's birth certi Jeannie signed her name as Winnifred Jane Spry nee Andrews. Jeannie did not change her name legally by deed poll. Her mamage certi states her name as Winniford Andrews. | MCLEAN, Jeannie Winniford (I-3750)
|
| 1273 |
On his marriage certificate, Melvin's birthplace was given as Kooringa in South Australia. | WILSON, Melvin Frederick (I-8029)
|
| 1274 |
On October 12 suddenly, at the residence of her daughter (Mrs Jean Potter) 68 Milner Street Prospect SA. Elsie, beloved widow of Mr Frank Painter, loving mother of Jean and Allan. Aged 67 years. | SMITH (PREVIOUSLY TAYLOR-SMITH), Elsie Louisa (I-8211)
|
| 1275 |
On other sources (meaning NOT the official website of births deaths and marriages of South Australia), Donald is recorded as born in Alexandrina. Of course Alexandrina is a regional area.
ON SAGHS OFFICAL BDM WEBSITE;-Donald is recorded as born at Milang which is within the region/district of Alexandrina. SA | MCLEAN, Donald ('The Rover') (I-2481)
|
| 1276 |
On page 156 in Rachel's section it is ambiguous whether Henry's surname was Morris or Hutchison. | HAYES, Henry William (I-6879)
|
| 1277 |
On property 'Ben Lomond' Glen Innes NSW | MOTT, Harold Angus Edmund (I-6434)
|
| 1278 |
On the 'China' in 1852. | STURGEON, Charles (I-2953)
|
| 1279 |
On the 'China' in 1852. | HARVEY, Elizabeth b1811 (I-2954)
|
| 1280 |
On the west coast. | HORNBY, Winifred Isobella (Belle) (I-2001)
|
| 1281 |
On wiki on 29.7.2022...found this description. Brecknockshire (redirect from Breconshire)
also known as the County of Brecknock, Breconshire, or the County of Brecon is one of thirteen historic counties of Wales, and a former administrative centre. Lorna Mclean29.7.2022 | PRICE, David Watcyn Howell (I-4106)
|
| 1282 |
On Wikipedia spelled (Mi?dzyrzec Podlaski) | BORMANN, Frederike Emilie (I-7997)
|
| 1283 |
only child and never married (spinster Aunt) Resided in Strathalbyn District but in Mt Barker. Father Thomas Dixon and mother Agnes Burnadine Eckert. Of Catholic Faith. Notes of Genealogy of SA BDM indicate reference Vol 1, No 542. with book/page reference 125A/3253 | DIXON, Gertrude Agnes (Aunty Gert) (I-9151)
|
| 1284 |
ONLY DISCOVERY EVIDENCE-insufficient finds. Searched:MHeritage, Ances, FamilySearch, QLDBDM, NSWBDM, SAGHSBDM, Austcemindex, Ryerson Index, Trove, Savill Index,
Did find 2 newspaper writeups of funeral dated 24 Jan 1919, Broken Hill NSW 23 Mar 2021 Researcher-Lorna McLean | INGLIS, Frank Lenard (I-431)
|
| 1285 |
Or 1820. | MACMASTER, Catherine (I-9075)
|
| 1286 |
Or 1844. | KELLY, Peter (I-659)
|
| 1287 |
Or 1875 in Gladstone, SA (Trove) - per Ian Barnes email 1st Jan 2021. | STURGEON, Frances Agnes (I-3083)
|
| 1288 |
Or 1883 in Kil??? Argyll | MACMASTER, Rev Donald (I-9076)
|
| 1289 |
Or born 13th Sept 1878 at Mundowie near Gladstone (according to her father's entry in Wikipedia) | RANKINE, Ruby Agnes (I-8788)
|
| 1290 |
Or born 1892 at Bringalbert South - check this. | MATTHEWS, Stella Vinicombe (I-1507)
|
| 1291 |
Or born 28th December 1911 as per Dawson book in the Goolwa library. | MCLEAN, Eliza Ann b1851 (I-773)
|
| 1292 |
Or born in Boolcunda, SA - per Kaye Schofield email 28th Feb 2019.
| TEAGUE, Florence Matilda (I-1299)
|
| 1293 |
Or born in Wilson. | INGLIS, Linda (I-562)
|
| 1294 |
Or did she die in 1951 - check this | MATTHEWS, Stella Vinicombe (I-1507)
|
| 1295 |
Or Harriot? | ARMSTRONG, Harriet (I-8911)
|
| 1296 |
Or Mains | MAIN, Margaret (I-8945)
|
| 1297 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, S (I-9374)
|
| 1298 |
Or was born on 30th March 1887 in Walloway, SA -as per Kaye Schofield email on 28th Feb 2019. | NUTT, Joseph Hurtle (Mark) (I-1347)
|
| 1299 |
Or was her name 'Emma Amelia'? | JEWELL, Ellen (I-1509)
|
| 1300 |
Or was it another Matthew Rankine who was born in 1838 in Carrick? (in MyHeritage) | RANKINE, Matthew (I-9248)
|
| 1301 |
ORIGINAL ENTRY(no evidence provided)Mariposa Twp, Victoria Co, Ontario, Canada | MCLEAN, John (I-8685)
|
| 1302 |
ORIGINAL LOCATION(no evidence provided) from Mull website:Oshawa, Durham, Ontario Canada??? Death Location: Oshawa is a city in Ontario, Canada, on the Lake Ontario shoreline. It lies in Southern Ontario, approximately 60 kilometres east of Downtown Toronto
| MCLEAN, John (I-8685)
|
| 1303 |
Original settlements; Schoenborn and New Macklenburg from 1852 - 1855, mostly German families. These areas original inhabitants were Ngadjuri Aboriginals. Explored by Colonel William Light in 1837. | Family F-2788
|
| 1304 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, DRG (I-5738)
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| 1305 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, O (I-5367)
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| 1306 |
Oswald Gwynne Stoyel; father: James Stoyel and mother: Amelia Stuart Mathews.
Oswald Gwynne Stoyel m. Bertha May Kanaley in Adelaide SA in 1907 (source GenealogySA.org.au) Source Researcher Lorna McLean 20.7.17 | STOYEL, Oswald Gwynne (I-7839)
|
| 1307 |
Ottilie is the last of nine children listed in notes of fathers and mothers birth evidence | HOKLAS, Olga Ottilie (I-8415)
|
| 1308 |
Ouyen
Beulah, Vic | MCLEAN, Allan George (I-4267)
|
| 1309 |
P. C. Graney was a World War 2 hero who was killed on active service, but left no offspring. | GRANEY, Patrick Charles Corporal (I-5193)
|
| 1310 |
Page 150 of Nancy Gemmell's 'Old Strathalbyn', has the marriage in 1905 - this might not be correct.
(This note by Don Gordon in October 2022) | Family F-2918
|
| 1311 |
Page 201 in Nancy Gemmell's book has Matthew's wife as Maud, but this is inconsistent with all other records. Maybe she had a nickname of 'Maud'.
(This note by Don Gordon in October 2022) | BURLEY, Mary Ann (I-5827)
|
| 1312 |
Page 274 of the History of Donald & Christina McDonald states that an orbituary for Christina Sturgeon (nee McLean) in a Melbourne newspaper (undated, but probably early November 1930), indicated that Christina's sister, the late Mrs Richard Jones (nee Mary Ann McLean), and Christina's own husband, George Henry Sturgeon, had died two and a half years previously, following a motor car accident. | MCLEAN, Mary Ann (I-2948)
|
| 1313 |
Page 274 of the History of Donald & Christina McDonald states that an orbituary for Christina Sturgeon (nee McLean) in a Melbourne newspaper (undated, but probably early November 1930), indicated that Christina's sister, the late Mrs Richard Jones (nee Mary Ann McLean), and Christina's own husband, George Henry Sturgeon, had died two and a half years previously, following a motor car accident. | STURGEON, George Harvey (I-2952)
|
| 1314 |
Page 3 of the 'Rankine Family History' has the mother as Sarah Melville, whereas the OPR for the birth of their son, James born 1765, has the father as James which is correct, but the mother is recorded as Sarah Mitchell. Is the family history wrong, or have we got the wrong OPR?
* Family history: Unfortunately the Rankine Family History has not quoted sources.
* OPR: The OPR has the right birth year as 1765 because his gravestone had him 80 years old when he died in 1850. And the place, in the Parish of Old Cumnock is reasonable because the family were living in various locations around there.
| MELVILLE OR MITCHELL, Sarah (I-9305)
|
| 1315 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | I, AJL (I-501)
|
| 1316 |
Page 75 of the BRB had Charles' birth date as 21st Sept 1874, whereas page 137 of 'Their Name Liveth' by John Mathews stated "Charles Thomas Gaffney Smith was born in Donald on 22nd October 1877, although the birth was not registered there until twelve months later. He was obviously named after his two fathers but the Registrar appears to have become confused, spelling the third given name as 'Gaffre'. Initially, he had also written his father's name under the heading of the child's name, and subsequently crossed it out. The name 'Charles' was chosen again following the death of the first-born in the year before."
| MATHEWS, Charles Thomas Gaffney (I-1161)
|
| 1317 |
Page 83 of the BRB has Jessie's birth as 1st February 1895 in Orroroo. | NUTT, Jessie May (I-1371)
|
| 1318 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, PJ (I-3835)
|
| 1319 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, PJ (I-3835)
|
| 1320 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, EI (I-4482)
|
| 1321 |
Parents Henry Wilson and Rachel Reay:SOURCE Ancestry | WILSON, Agnes Nancy (I-8317)
|
| 1322 |
parents lived in Hollyoake WA near Dwellingup. occupation was a shop keeper worked for the state saw mills.
george sydney Loder was an accountant in many different locations around WA
| LODER, George Sydney (I-5760)
|
| 1323 |
parents sourced from SA Genealogy birth record of Myra alberta SEAGRIM. Father:Albert William SEAGRIM and mother:Emma May FORDHAM. Currently No further information | SEAGRIM, Myra Alberta (I-80)
|
| 1324 |
PARENTS; room Surname:ROBINSON Groom Given Names:Arthur John
Bride Surname:POLKINGHORNE Bride Given Names:Elsie May
Marriage Date:14-Mar-1914 Marriage Place:Res of E J Polkinghorne Parkside SA Groom Age:23 Groom Marital Status:S Groom Father:Arthur John ROBINSON Bride Age:20 Bride Marital Status:S Bride Father:Edward John POLKINGHORNE District:Adelaide Book/Page:258/781 | ROBINSON, Arthur Edward (I-2748)
|
| 1325 |
Parkwyn Private Hospital, Adelaide
Death Notices Tuesday 17 March 1925: Thompson - On the 15th of March at private hospital, Adelaide. Charles Thompson of Marleston Avenue, Keswick, dearly loved husband of Jane and loving father of Charles, Millie, Laura, Viv, Addie, Hilda, Reg, Herbert, Mabel and Douglas. "Sheltered on the rock of ages. Anchored on the golden shore". | THOMPSON, Charles (snr) (I-9271)
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| 1326 |
Passed away at 4yoa thought to be an asthma attack. | JOHNSTON, May (I-5725)
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| 1327 |
Pat Long wrote (18.07.16) details of correction for Victor John Long and he was christened in C of E in Burekup WA | LONG, Victor John b.1927 (I-5735)
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| 1328 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, PA# (I-5734)
|
| 1329 |
Patricia Long created the memorial headstone and named Matthew with a second name Robert. No evidence found. TBA followup with Pat Long Midland WA 20.02.2018 Lorna Mclean | JOHNSTON, Mathew (I-5668)
|
| 1330 |
PAYABLE REQUEST SENT 30.01.2018 TO SAGENEALOGY WEBSITE
I am seeking the DATE AND PLACE of DEATH of my maternal great grandfather OSWALD GWYN STOYEL. b.8 Nov 1884 Port Adelaide SA, married BERTHA MAY KANALEY on 17 Apr 1907 at St Augustine Church Unley SA (family church location). they had female 1907, female 1909, female 1911, male 1914, male 1916, then divorced in 1 Apr 1919 (divorce reported in Police Gazette-Adelaide) and my mother says he was never heard of again.
to find him I have searched cemetery, migration, military, newspapers, and interstate BDMs plus several FB genealogy groups. It was FB group that pointed out on your website under STOYEL BERTHA MAY comes up with one death. Berthas (my great grandmother, died at Belair SA, RegNo53A/5987 on 11 Aug 1968, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY marital status W, AND Relative 1: Oswald Gwynne Stoyel [DH] etc etc.
Now since the last two lines of information align with our knowledge, but it wont come up on your website with a summary (logged off) or in detail (logged on) at all.
BACKGROUND TO OSWALD GWYNN STOYEL: once an Honours student receiving accolades, became a school teacher, resigned as a school teacher 5 years prior to marriage (of my wealthy great grandmother) and 8 months after wedding first child born. Divorced a very wealthy lady after 5 children and 12 years marriage. Then nothing,
So can you please tell us where he died, what date he died and where is his grave please since your record of BERTHA MAY STOYEL in 1968 (technologically very recent) states twice of his passing viz "she was a widow and the name of her deceased husband [DH]. You have no idea HOW MUCH my ailing mother will go to her rest knowing these details. She is now sick at 85 yoa and often he comes into her discussions. | STOYEL, Oswald Gwynne (I-7839)
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| 1331 |
Penola Old Cemetery SA | MCBAIN, John Norman (I-5294)
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| 1332 |
Penzance Register Office | Family F-2517
|
| 1333 |
Percy (Boyce) McRae b. 16/8/1889 at Sellicks Hill SA, the 4th child of Allan and Bertha McRae.
Married twice.
1st marriage: to Ella Constance Wemen- Two sons : Lancelot C.1916 and Murray b.UNKNOWN.
2nd marriage: to Rose Osmond - no children
As was seen earlier his main interest was in racing and owning and training race horses. However he became a publican and is recorded as being the licensee of the Henley Hotel SA. Henley in 1924, then "The Central" Port Adelaide 7/12/1926 to 23/4/1927 last known "The Hoyleton Hotel" 2/11/1931 to 3/6/1934. Previous to these he had followed his mother. After her death at Tapleys Hill SA from 1916 to 1923. All Movements lost after 1934. | MCRAE, Percy Boyce (I-3901)
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| 1334 |
Percy was 4 years and 10 months old when he died on 28th June 1920 - so he was born about August 1915. | HARRISON, Percy Haldane (I-8062)
|
| 1335 |
Percy was baptised on 13th August 1875 at Clapham Holy Trinity, London, England. For this, Judi Mooney refers to the London, England Births & Baptisms 1813-1906 - but no specific evidence source reference was given. | HARRISON, Percy Hugh (I-7921)
|
| 1336 |
PERHAPS : OPR 26/10/1746 Mclean Allan (Old Parish Registers Birth 513/ 2074 Inveraray and Glenaray) Page 74 of 343. National records of Scotland. Image was generated at 30 June 2017. | MCLEAN, Allan b1746 (I-7882)
|
| 1337 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, P (I-5755)
|
| 1338 |
Peter was killed in a level crossing accident. | LAWRIE, Peter James (I-6273)
|
| 1339 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, PW (I-5631)
|
| 1340 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | N, PJ (I-3771)
|
| 1341 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | J, P (I-5454)
|
| 1342 |
Phillip Jack /Dupuy Birth 17 July 1923 Melbourne, Vic Death
2 Sep 1975 at St. Vincent Hospital, Melbourne, Vic buried Templestowe Vic, PARENTS Father,Robert Justin Dupuy, Mother, Margaret Brittania Rosedew /Smith/
NOTES (1)
Jack was interested in Golf and shooting. He had his own business "Burnley Body /works" in Burnley until he died. He joined the RAAF and went to New Guinea and the Soloman Islands where he was wounded by a sniper. When he arrived home from war he was in Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital to recover from malaria. He served for four years in the 24th Aust. Infantry Battalion AIF, VX144092. Helen is interested in golf, gardening and knitting. She has been a shop assistant at Adams Cakes and after Jack's death she sold their business and worked as a shop assistant in Myers. (The Tucker Family in Australia, 1992)
CITING THIS RECORD
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "Pedigree Resource File," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:3F9Z-BJG : accessed 2017-12-07), entry for Phillip Jack /Dupuy/. | DUPUY, Phillip Jack (I-3654)
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| 1343 |
Piles Station, Cuthero | CLARK, Mary Ann (I-8279)
|
| 1344 |
Place of birth: Because John was probably the last of four generations of tenants of the Crieff farm (all named John McPhee), it is almost certain that he was born at Crieff.
See our D55 in SMALL PRINT on the home page for research notes about this.
Further evidence would be welcome.
(This note by Don Gordon, 20th June 2020) | MCPHEE, John Oag (I-7835)
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| 1345 |
Place of Christians birth: Although we have not found an OPR for her birth, the Kilmallie OPR for her marriage states her as 'in Achnacarry' which probably indicated that she was living in Achnacarry at the time of the wedding to "John Oig McPhee of Crieff" in Mar 1786 (Inverness). Source OPR Kilmallie and FHS 1041070.
It is believed that her parents eloped from Aberdeen to Achnacarry so it is likely that they did not have any children before they settled in Achnacarry. (Source TGSI Vol 63)
| CAMERON, Christian (Christ'n) (I-7836)
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| 1346 |
Place of retirement. | BORRETT, Harry Jeffrey (I-5117)
|
| 1347 |
Place of wedding: Mother's residence in Alfred Place, Strathalbyn SA
Witnesses: Sister Mary and her husband Samuel Bates
| Family F-470
|
| 1348 |
Please note to double check this source is Ancestry, and MANY opportunites found in our familiy tree have been consistently checked and found faulty. Even when they have copied my own personal and childrens details.
UK, British Army Lists, 1882-1962
SOLDIER, VETERAN & PRISONER ROLLS & LISTS states Kenneths name in full as Kenneth L'Estrange Hamilton Macclesfield HEATH. Source https://www.ancestry.com.au on a free offer weekend of Anzac 2019, but still required login. Researcher Lorna McLean | HEATH, Kenneth L'Estrange Hamilton 2nd Lieutenant (I-7919)
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| 1349 |
Plot 309 Division 1
| MCLEAN, Mary b1818 (I-3869)
|
| 1350 |
Plot 581, div unknown | WYLIE, Margaret May (I-5115)
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| 1351 |
Plot 61 section 1 | FORSYTH, David (I-6683)
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| 1352 |
Plot 80, DIV 1, Strathalbyn Cemetery Parker Road
| DAWSON, James (snr) (I-779)
|
| 1353 |
Plot: East Area Rose Bed E58 22 | ABBOT, Archibald Dudley (I-1107)
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| 1354 |
Plot: East Area Rose Bed E58 23 STATED on findagrave.com NO CITATION EVIDENCE | POOLE, Mary Haldane (I-1106)
|
| 1355 |
Port Germain cemetery | WILSON, Agnes Nancy (I-8317)
|
| 1356 |
possibility only: not sufficient evidence: YET: Surname: ANDERSON Given Names:Albert George Date of Birth:07-Sep-1905
Gender: M Father: James Bertram ANDERSON Mother: Elizabeth GODDARD Birth Residence: Naracoorte District:Robe Book/Page: 753/270 CAUTION DO NOT USE THIS RECORD WITHOUT FURTHER CHECKING POSSIBIITY OF ERROR | ANDERSON, George Albert (I-6174)
|
| 1357 |
Possible birth details: Catherine christened on 4th March 1842 at Gortnnahoe Parish in Tipperary, Ireland, with parents John Doheney and Bridgett Hickey and Godparents Philip Cormack and Jenny Doheney.
DOUBTS: We need to consider whether this birth is consistent with the records of her migration, marriage and death.
* Place: There is no doubt that she was from Tipperary because this is confirmed by the Fitzjames passenger list and her death certificate.
* Father: The marriage record has her father as William (not John).
* Birth date: 1842 is consistent with her wedding in 1859 when her age was recorded as 18 years (not 17) but her death certificate has her 80 years old when she died in 1919 - ie born about 1839 (not 1842) and her age when migrating in 1855 as 20 (not 13).
* Analyis: The different father's names are crucial but the year of birth is less clear. Her age at her wedding as either 17 or 18 is not remarkable, but we cannot rely on the estimations of her age in the passenger manifest and death certificate. The issue is her age when she migrated. The record of her age on the passenger list is probably wrong - she could not have been 19 yrs on the ship but 18 at her wedding four years later). If she was 18 years old at her wedding, she would have been 14 years, or turning 15, when she boarded the Fitzjames. Or if she had have been born in 1842, she would have been only 13 years old. How likely is it that she was 13, 14 or 15 years old on the ship? This seems too young for a single girl travelling without her parents. For example, on the Fitzjames, among the 185 single girls/women (without parents) there were no 13 year olds, two 14 year olds, one 15 yrs, and two 16 yr olds. For the 67 single boys/men, there were none 13 yrs, two 14 yrs, none 15 yrs, and one 16 years old. On the other hand, maybe she was travelling with other passengers she knew - she did not have any brothers or sisters with her, but there could have been cousins or friends. There was one other family from Tipperary, and 21 of other girls (no boys) from there.
Conclusion: The 1842 birth might make her too young (at 13 years old) to migrate without her parents, and crucially, her wedding record indicates that her father's name was William, not John. The significance of all this is not so much whether the year is correct, but it is most important to get the correct name for her father because, unless we are certain of this, we cannot build the family tree back to earlier generations.
(This note by Don Gordon in June 2021)
| DEHONEY, Catherine (I-1428)
|
| 1358 |
Possible confusion with another Donald:-
* Source - Geni manager Fiona Joy McMillan has Donald born in 1760 and died 1845 in Corpach Cottage in Fort William. His spouse was Isabel Cameron. Their child was Angus.
* Source - JFM Macleod has Donald born 1765 (not 1760), died in 1845 (same as Geni), spouse Jean (not Isabel) and child Mary (not specifying Angus).
| MACMILLAN, Donald (I-8671)
|
| 1359 |
Possibly born at Belvidere. | TASSIE, Jannet Jeffreys (I-4982)
|
| 1360 |
Possibly born in 1919 rather than 1929 (ref: Maureen Edwards, email on 27th April 2019) | HICKEY, Maureen Patricia # (I-1585)
|
| 1361 |
Possibly born in Glenelg. | TASSIE, Jeffrey Robert (I-5027)
|
| 1362 |
Possibly called Nellie. | SMITH, Rena Nellie (I-2745)
|
| 1363 |
Possibly her middle name is spelt Anne | MCLEAN, Margaret Ann (I-3627)
|
| 1364 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, TL (I-1647)
|
| 1365 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | P, MH (I-1130)
|
| 1366 |
Possibly nicknamed 'Jen'. | LINES, Jean Audrey (I-564)
|
| 1367 |
Possibly Peter Hamilton Bradley | BRADLEY, Peter Graham (I-1648)
|
| 1368 |
Possibly she was a twin. | DYER, Phyllis June (I-1535)
|
| 1369 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | A, DJ (I-652)
|
| 1370 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, BA (I-1498)
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| 1371 |
Possibly spelt with a C = Catherine | MCLEAN, Katherine Graham 'Kitty' (I-1605)
|
| 1372 |
POTENTIAL MARRIAGE? Rankine Harry G Male MARRIAGE Taylor Henrietta A B Female AT Perth 215 1920
IS this the missing 4th sibling of GERTRUDE ANNE BEEVOR b.1851 who had married GEMMELL RANKINE b.1846?
My heritage and SAGHS indicates their 4th child: HARRY GEMMELL "born 1883-WA" ? Seems he died:--??
Rankine Harry G Male Katanning WA 57 1953
Pending something in TROVE; announcing a 1920 marriage and 1953 KATANNING WA death. This is as close as I have been able to capture. So far:-:27.04.2021 Lorna McLean of Western Australia | RANKINE, Harry Gemmell (I-1636)
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| 1373 |
Presbyterian Church | Family F-498
|
| 1374 |
Presbyterian Church, Rosedale, Vic | Family F-2306
|
| 1375 |
Previously married to Arthur Sims. | RODWELL, Kate (I-8402)
|
| 1376 |
PUBLIC NOTICE: Before using, ANY details from this website seek further research in the absence of documentation to limit the effect of misdirection by any compounded human error-please also send courtesy email to advise error or additions to administration in the CONTACT US ENVELOPE-HOMEPAGE. | HALDANE, Eliza (I-7751)
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| 1377 |
PUBLICATION South Australia Deaths_Index of Registrations 1842-1915, 10.01.2019 Researcher Lorna McLean.
Headstone photographed by researcher Lorna McLean. Reads "In memory of Gemmel Rankine who died 30 Oct 1884 aged 38 years and of his daughter Isabel Gemmell Rankine (sissie) who died 14 June 1881 aged 14 months also Gertrude Anne wife of above died Sept 19 1898 aged 47 years" | RANKINE, Isabel Agnes Gemmell (Sissie) (I-6327)
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Pud worked on the farm, lumped wheat with his uncle Jack for many years on stacks and on ships, and later was a council worker | HORNBY, Percival William John (Pud) (I-1696)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, GD (I-5156)
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Question : Did 2 sisters marry 2 brothers? - ie Elsie-Francis and Rose-George? - ie were Francis and George brothers? | DAVIS, Rose Amelia (I-4198)
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Question : Did 2 sisters marry 2 brothers? - ie Elsie-Francis and Rose-George? - ie were Francis and George brothers? | GRAY, George Edwin (I-4199)
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Question : Did 2 sisters marry 2 brothers? - ie Elsie-Francis and Rose-George? - ie were Francis and George brothers? | DAVIS, Elsie Maud (I-4234)
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Question : Did 2 sisters marry 2 brothers? - ie Elsie-Francis and Rose-George? - ie were Francis and George brothers? | GRAY, Francis Allen (I-4235)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, L (I-5637)
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Question : With a middle name of McLean, was she related to the McLean by blood as well as by marriage? | GEMMELL, Janet McLean (I-4981)
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Quick facts:Nichols Point is a small township in Victoria, Australia, located approximately 4 km east from Mildura, Victoria. The Post Office opened on 8 April 1908 although known as Nicholl's Point until around 1949. The Post Office includes a small general store and bottle shop.Wikipedia Researcher Lorna Mclean 23.02.2021 | INGLIS, Phillip Terence (I-474)
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Quick facts:Nichols Point is a small township in Victoria, Australia, located approximately 4 km east from Mildura, Victoria. The Post Office opened on 8 April 1908 although known as Nicholl's Point until around 1949. The Post Office includes a small general store and bottle shop.Wikipedia Researcher Lorna Mclean 23.02.2021 | GERLACH, Thelma Phyllis (I-475)
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Rachels Genealogy section of BRB on page 89 has the wife of David Levington Dunn as Levinia UNKNOWN. genealogysa.org identify Emily Loretta Brooks. | BROOKS, Emily Loretta (I-6250)
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RANKINE
First Names: Clarence Jaffrey
Death Date: 25-Jul-1951
Age: 67
Gender: M
Marital Status: M
Place of Death: Adelaide
Residence: Lower Mitcham
Relative: Not Recorded
District: Adelaide
Book/Page: 770/3991
| RANKINE, Clarence Jaffrey (I-9256)
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Rat of Tobruk enlisted 17 May 1940, died 15 Sep 1941 at 22yoa buried at Tobruk War Cemetery | LACKMANN, Colin James Bombadier (I-3364)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | A, R (I-3276)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, RJ (I-3688)
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Real name was George Randoph HARRIS.
(This note by Don Gordon in Sept 2022 from information from Judi Hetherington who is a granddaughter of Effie Rolfe and George Morgan (Harris).) | MORGAN (HARRIS), George Randolph (I-9043)
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Receipt of burial documentation from Cemetery Board of SA with Lorna Mclean 20.7.17.Both in Plot number 7549 Path 50N in North Road Cemetery Adelaide SA
Headstone reads "In loving memory of IRENE JOYA (in fact Joyce; unmarried) SMITH passed away 17 March 1950 Aged 21 loved by all. Also Gladys Irene SMITH-nee Stoyel passed away 19 Jun 1968 aged 58". Source Lorna Mclean 20.7.2017
| STOYEL, Gladys Irene (I-8302)
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records indicate an only child Researcher; Lorna Mclean | PARKER, Agnes Irene (Rene) (I-8941)
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Ref: Wikipedia entry for James Rankine. | DOWNER, John Hamilton (I-2224)
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Reginald died in the Gawler Private Hospital. | FISCHER, Reginald Edgar (I-8252)
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Registered only as Jeff & not as Jeff Jeffreys as was his cousin. Son of Hugh the elder & who died of measles at Adelaide SA at the age of 13 & who has been constantly confused with this Jeff of Hugh the Younger & vice versa.
Jeff was living at Strathalbyn and unmarried in 1896.
"Southern Argus" published 12/11/1896 - (Thursday):
"A Nasty Cut (heading). Mr Jeff McLean, while leading some horses on Thursday morning had a nasty fall from his horse which made an unexpected turn round a corner. Mr McLean fell on his head, some ugly cuts being the result as well as a severe shaking which gave him a great deal of pain for several days."
Jeff seems to have left Strathalbyn about the same time as his brother went to the Kalgoorlie goldfields and himself went to Broken Hill NSW (Researcher later added this note; at WAGS lecture about the beginnings of Broken Hill; the town was "a part of SA" for a long period of history due to its proximity and a railway in the earliest days of settlement of a population varying up and down of 40,000 ppl. Lorna McLean 01/12/2016)
DEATH: according to some of his family - at Broken Hill aged 33 years in 1906.
The following in the "Southern Argus" under General News on 15/1/1885 probably also refers to Jeff McLean when he was aged about 12 Years:-
"An accident to a lad named McLean here yesterday morning. He was riding a horse to water when the animal reared up and fell backward on him, hurting his back. He was at once taken into the Robin Hood Hotel and Dr Young was promptly in attendance. The sufferer was able to walk home in a few hours time." | MCLEAN, Jeff (I-5666)
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Registration 89A/27 | MCLEAN, Robert William Milne (I-5521)
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Registration not found. | HORNBY, Allan William (I-1674)
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Registration of birth not found.
Margaret and Donald were first cousins. | MCLEAN, Margaret Jean (I-2451)
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Renmark SA is located 254 km northeast of Adelaide, on the banks of the River Murray. The Sturt Highway between Adelaide and Sydney runs through the town; Renmark is the last major town encountered in South Australia when driving this route.Wikipedia | BUNDEY, Eleanor Mabel Lockyer (Tottie) (I-4151)
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Repatriation Hospital | FUSS, Lola Joyce (I-1500)
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REPORTED IN RECORDER IN Pt Pirie SA 23.3.1945
Child's Arm Amputated Moira, seven-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malycha, of Three Chain Road, Solomon town, under-; went an operation in Adelaide yesterday morning and had an arm amputated. The child had been a sufferer from
trouble with the limb for many, months. Moira, who is a bright little girl, has been attending St. Anthony School, Solomontown. Advice received by ? relatives in Port
Piric last evening was to the effect that the child had come fairly well Fix this textthrough her latest ordeal.
| MALYCHA, Moira Anne (I-2549)
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Researcher Lorna McLean (Nov2022) during geocode search found the following and made spelling correction from Murlaggan to Murlagan and note several gaelic further variables of spellings. However to find the geocode; sourced under Wikipedia as Murlagan.
and offers this source: - SOURCE Bygone Lochaber, Somerled MacMillan (1971)
"The Murlagan, chief of Clan MacMillan was a tacksman to Cameron of Lochiel. The progenitor of this branch was Alexander, second son of John MacMillan, possessor of Glenpeanmore.[2] According to family tradition, he and his brothers were out during the '45. It is also a family tradition that he and Doctor Archibald Cameron of Lochiel hid the Prince's gold at the Callich burn while the Hanoverian troops were hot on their heels coming from Murlaggan private burial-ground where they hid it for a time among loose soil from a newly opened grave.
| MACMILLAN, Ewen b.1717 (I-9201)
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Researcher Lorna McLean found an entry on genealogysa website and the citation will explain the name is in fact Mary. | HUGHES, May Stodart (I-2613)
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Researcher: Lorna McLean 20 Feb 2018
Headstone: Matthew Rankine of Braemar SA who died 29th Oct 1917 in 88th year a colonist of 78 years.
Plus his wife Jessie Rankine nee ?? who died 27 Dec 1917 aged 79 years a colonist of 79 years.
ALSO William Melville Rankine of Woodburn SA who died 16 Dec 1920 in his 57th years.
Plus his wife Rose L Rankine died 15th Jay 1937 aged 63 years
Matthew RANKINE Death Date: 29 Oct 1917 Age: 87y Approx. Birth Year: 1830 Death Place: Strathalbyn SA Book/Page:414/1
Researcher: Lorna McLean, 23 Feb 2021
Biographical Index of South Australia
RANKINE Given Names:Matthew
Parents:Wm. & Jane nee PATERSON
Life Information: Birth 29.11.1829 Carrick AYR SCT. Death 29.10.1917 Strathalbyn SA. Arr SA 1839 FAIRFIELD. Religion Presb. Occupation:Farmer Residence:Angas Plains, Strathalbyn.
Spouse(s):Janet (Jessie) GRAHAM (27.7.1858 O'Halloran Hill SA) Children: With Janet (Jessie) GRAHAM: Mgt. Bryden DUNK (1859-1908),Jane Paterson (1861-1861), Jane Paterson (1862-1942), Wm. Melville (1863-1920)Jas. Graham (1865-1866), Mary Watson DONALDSON (1867-1938), Susan Isabel TUCKER (1868-1956), Jas. Jeffrey (1870-1870), Matthew Gemmell (1876-1946), John Robt. (1877-1960).
Source: SA Genealogical Society
RANKINE Groom Given Names:Matthew David Bride Surname:GRAHAM Bride Given Names:Janet Marriage Date:27-Jul-1858 Marriage Place: Res of Mrs Graham Hillside Brighton SA Groom Age:28 Groom Marital Status:N Groom Father:William RANKINE Bride Age:20 Bride Marital Status:N Bride Father:James GRAHAM District:Adelaide Book/Page:35/242
| RANKINE, Matthew (I-9248)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | P, MH (I-1130)
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Residence of HP Richardson, Gillowa, River Darling, NSW (ref: Evening Journal, Adelaide on 29th April 1886) | Family F-2749
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, PH (I-1655)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | K, FL (I-5494)
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Retired in 1981 - due to ill health. | MCLEAN, Keith Hugh Lance Corporal (I-2526)
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Retired to Gawler | LINES, Mary Edna (I-591)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, DJ (I-3272)
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Rev Love
Date: Died 19th Jan 1917, buried on 20th Jan 1917
Site: Strathalbyn Cemetery, Division 1, plot 131, burial number 2952, lease 176 taken out by IA Rankine, size 20 X 10
Inscription: "In loving memory of Isabel Agnes wife of James Rankine who died 19 Jan 1917, 80 years"
Last place of residence: Goolwa | BEEVOR, Isabelle Agnes (Sissy) (I-4154)
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Rev Rolfe was the marriage celebrant at 'Glenkeith' Finnis River SA | Family F-1996
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Rex's great love is horses and he is an accomplished equestrian. He was married at 10am Saturday 17th so that he could participate in jumping events at Royal Adelaide Show that day. | Family F-1917
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Richard John Spry «/b»b. 3/3/1911, Kaniva, Vic.
Occupation: Jack of all trades and farmer
Married 1st: at Kaniva, Vic., Gladys Isabel Rodriguez b. 3/3/1913
Her occupation: Housewife, dressmaker
Married 2nd: Mavis Lillian Twelvtree b. 1916, housewife, dressmaker.
3rd: in Adelaide, Mary Mathews. Jack of all trades.
Residence: Tintinara, S.A.
Death:
of Gladys Isabel on 29/11/1971 at Keith, S.A.
of Mavis on 24/8/1976 at Keith Hospital, S.A.
of Richard John of cancer on 27/9/1987.
All interred at Tintinara, S.A.
Children - only two, both from the first marriage with Gladys - Pamela (1937) and Wendy (1944. | SPRY, Richard John (I-3777)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, J (I-6740)
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Rose was a widow with one son, prior to marrying Syd | Family F-2146
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Ross-shire | MCRAE, Duncan Hugh (I-3875)
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Roy McLean born 26/11/1909 at Wallaroo, S.A.
Occupation : Leading Blasting Furnace Hand at Wallaroo Smelters & also at the Mt Lyell Fertiliser Smelters.
Married: at the Presbyterian Church, Wallaroo, «b»Mary Yeates«/b», daughter of Frederick (Roy) Barr Yeates & his wife Margaret May (nee Thomas).
Residence: Wallaroo.
Deaths:
Mary McLean died at Wallaroo on 3/12/1967. _
Roy McLean died on 28/4/1971 aged 63 years at Wallaroo where both were interred.
CHILDREN..................: | MCLEAN, Roy (I-5609)
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Royal Adelaide Hospital Adelaide SA | MCLEAN, Robert Tannahill (I-5517)
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Royal Adelaide Hospital nursed until she passed over. Buried at Strathalbyn Cemetery. | MCLEAN, Lorna Edith (I-3809)
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Ruby's nephew, Garry Cooper, visited the Kingston cemetery and noticed that Ruby's grave is unmarked. | MCLEAN, Ruby Ann (I-2456)
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Rusbridge is 8 miles from Murrayville. | O'DONNELL, Joanna Frances (I-3255)
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SA Genealogy - PHILLIPS,Joseph - Year of Birth 1872 FATHER William PHILLIPS, MOTHER Charity BATH, REGISTERED district Daly Reg No.106/255 | PHILLIPS, Joseph (I-3084)
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SAGENEALOGY.COM.AU states wedding at District Frome SA. Details on member entry of SAGENEALOGY.COM.AU state wedding at residence of brides mother at Port Augusta SA. | Family F-2689
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SAGHS have no record of this robert henry parker deceased in South Australia. the 'other' robert henry on saghs is unproven to date as a relative. Lorna Mclean | PARKER, Robert Henry (I-8366)
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SAGHS MARRIAGE
KRICHAUFF First Names:Elizabeth Alice Death Date:12-Mar-1946
Age:84 Gender:F Marital Status:M Place of Death:Toorak Gardens Residence:Toorak Gardens Adelaide SA Relative: Frederick Charles KRICHAUFF [H] District: Norwood Book/Page:698/1289 | GEMMELL, Elizabeth Alice (I-8548)
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SAGHS records Fanny Maxwell Jaffrey as born in 1855 Adelaide. However no further evidence. Trove reports Adam A Jaffrey as being a traveller of drapery millinery etc from London home base. This sets up mixed messages. | JAFFREY, Fanny Maxwell (I-771)
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SAGHS-:-one male child unknown;ORCHARD unknown Birth Date:04-Apr-1954 Location: Penola DH Parents:Jack & Heather Morris Siblings:Not Recorded Gender:M Source:Advertiser Notice:Birth
Publication Date:09-Apr-1954
SAGHS-:-one unknown gender child Surname:ORCHARD & MORRIS Birth Date:16-Sep-1952 Location:Not Recorded Parents:Heather & Jack Siblings:Not Recorded Gender:Not Recorded Source:Advertiser
Notice: Birth Publication Date: 19-Sep-1952
SAGHS-:-one unknown gender child Surname:ORCHARD & Morris Birth Date:12-Feb-1949 Location:Not Recorded Parents:Heather & Jack Siblings:Not Recorded Gender:Not Recorded Source:Advertiser
Notice: Birth Publication Date: 15-Feb-1949
SAGHS-:-one male child Surname:ORCHARD & MORRIS Birth Date:26-Dec-1958 Location:Naracoorte Hospital Parents:Jack & Heather Siblings:Not Recorded Gender:M Source:Advertiser Notice:Birth Publication Date:01-Jan-1959 | MORRIS, Heather Alberta (I-1634)
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| 1433 |
SAHS Birth details the parents as Father:Oliver Keble RICHARDSON Mother:Annie Harris SCOTT | RICHARDSON, Eliza Scott (I-772)
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Said by his son to have "taken Willie's place" as head of the family (due to their father's failings) but as Alex was about 11 years old, when Willie died he could not have been a very sturdy prop to the mother. The reminiscences already mentioned were written by Douglas, son of Alexander, with an account of the career of Alex with the S.A. Railways which he joined in 1900. He was transferred to Jamestown.
From signalman at Jamestown. Alex was appointed to Mingary on the Broken Hill line about 1917, where the population consisted of about 4 families, all railway people, with goats as a side line. Alex became the "goat King" as he owned the largest herd, due to taking over from a man who left in a hurry. There were caterpillar and locust plagues, which meant the railway lines had to be "sanded" to ensure the train wheels would grip. In 1919 the family moved to Gumbowie between Terowie and Peterborough - the fate of the goats was not revealed. The youngest child was born at Jamestown in 1924, and Alice, his wife, died there in 1934.
Alex retired to the Adelaide suburb of North Croydon (now called Croydon Park), and during World War ll worked at the nearby Simpson's Factory, with his daughter, Joyce, house-keeping for him.
DEATH: Alexander McLean died aged 78 years, on 2/7/1956, and was buried in Centennial Park Cemetery. | MCLEAN, Alexandrew (Alexander) Ewen (I-2326)
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| 1435 |
Saint James church Blakiston SA | Family F-3084
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| 1436 |
Sandwick Cemetery, near Stornoway Scotland | MACMASTER, John (I-9074)
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Sarah Ann McLean aged 63 years on 27/8/1919 at Minyip. Both interred at Minyip.
| MCLEAN, George (Henry) (I-4179)
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Sarah Jane Richards Father is Thomas Henry Richards Birth regNo227/335 in Genealogy SA BDM | RICHARDS, Sarah Jane (I-6104)
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| 1439 |
Schoenborn Cemetery State Heritage listed burials from 1858 to present day. | Family F-2788
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Scotland, births and baptisms, 1564-1950. Born Allan Mclean gender male birth date 26 Sep 1779 birth place kilmallie argyll scotland, father Allan mclean mother Rachel Ranken. FHL Film Number 1041070. | MCLEAN, Donald b1779 (I-1)
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| 1441 |
Scott Whitsed advised that the first name was spelt Berlinda whereas the BRB (p69) has it as Belinda. | WHITSED, Berlinda Rose (I-934)
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| 1442 |
Sean and his brother Gavin were adopted by their stepfather named Smith. | LODER, Sean (I-5771)
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| 1443 |
Searched for listing of AWAS=Australian Womens Army Service no listing found. | KIRWAN, Norma Anita # A.W.A.S. (I-9147)
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| 1444 |
Second name also given as Henry. | NUTT, Rowland Henry Herbert (I-1297)
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| 1445 |
Sedan is a rural town in South Australia. It is located about 100 kilometres east of Adelaide and about 20 kilometres west of the Murray River. It is located on the dry eastern side of the Mount Lofty Ranges. | PURSCHE, Ernst Gottleib (I-8410)
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| 1446 |
See daughter Elizabeth's migration details. | UNKNOWN, Elizabeth (I-3804)
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| 1447 |
See his father's death certificate. | CAMERON, Ewen (I-9334)
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See husband Ben's biography - in Stories in the list on the left hand side of the home page - Reference 1995-Benjamin Ernest McLean & Joan Natalie Smith. | SMITH, Joan Natalie (I-3841)
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| 1449 |
See married record attached to this profile. | Family F-3067
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| 1450 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, PM (I-3689)
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| 1451 |
See sister Elizabeth's migration details. | DIXON, Rev Mark (I-3805)
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| 1452 |
See the biographies of Benjamin Ernest McLean and Joan Natalie Smith - originally published in 1995. This can be viewed, and downloaded from the Histories section on the left hand list on the home page - reference 1995 - 5082. | MCLEAN, Benjamin Ernest (I-3840)
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| 1453 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | J, ED (I-4716)
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SEPARATED Separated about 1915 | Family F-2375
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| 1455 |
Sharon changed her surname back to JONASSON after her divorce from Gary CONLON. | JONASSON, Sharon Gail (I-3459)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, SL (I-5629)
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| 1457 |
She died a month after their wedding. | RICHARDSON, Eliza Scott (I-772)
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| 1458 |
She died about 1903. | DUTTON, Lydia (I-8876)
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| 1459 |
She died about February 1970 - not necessarily on 1st Feb. | HUGHES, Maria Jane (I-7798)
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| 1460 |
She died as a child aged 2 or 3 years old. | JEFFREYS, Edith Amy (I-5230)
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| 1461 |
She died as a young child. | ROLFE, Alice Rubena (I-9433)
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| 1462 |
She is listed in the Scotland 1841 census- so she died some time after this. | RHIND/RYND, Susan (I-8636)
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| 1463 |
She is named in her the marriage record of her son, John. | MACMASTER, Isabella (I-9077)
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| 1464 |
She is named Jean in her marriage record and Jane in her daughter's death certificate. In early Scotland, Jean was interchangeable with Jane. We are referring to her as Jean in these notes, to distinguish her from her mother who we are referring to her as Jane.
Incidentally, Jeff Macleod's family tree (attached) queried if her name was Isabel.
(This note by Don Gordon in April 2020.) | CAMERON, Jean (Jane) (I-8670)
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| 1465 |
She is recorded as 33 years old when she was married in 1898. | MATHESON, Margaret (I-9089)
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| 1466 |
She might have been born in 1891 rather than 1890. Check this. | MATTHEWS, Ada Catherine (I-8886)
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| 1467 |
She only lived for 5 months. | ROLFE, Lillian Ruth (I-9434)
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| 1468 |
She only lived for 5 months. | ROLFE, Evelyna Rebina (or Evelyn Rubina) (I-9435)
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| 1469 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | K, ZM (I-4588)
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| 1470 |
She was 14 months old wheh she died in June 1881. | RANKINE, Isabel Agnes Gemmell (Sissie) (I-6327)
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| 1471 |
She was 20 years old at the time of her wedding in 1870. | BEEVOR, Harriet Alicia (I-6677)
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| 1472 |
She was 23 years and 10 months when she died on 21st Dec 1912. | TEAGUE, Frances Marion (Fanny) (I-1348)
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| 1473 |
She was 25 years old when she was married in 1868. | CATTANACH, Isabella (I-9080)
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| 1474 |
She was 52 when she died. | CATTANACH, Isabella (I-9080)
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| 1475 |
She was a patient in Meningie hospital for 3 years prior to her death at 93 years. | LOVEGROVE, Mona May (I-2854)
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| 1476 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | J, AA (I-3785)
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| 1477 |
She was buried with her husband and one son (John Henry) just inside the main gate of the old Church of England Cemetery in Luck Street. | STACEY, Sarah Ann (I-8672)
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| 1478 |
She was listed as 'servant' on the ship's manifest when she migrated in 1865 | TANNAHILL, Jemima (I-5301)
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| 1479 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, SM (I-5129)
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| 1480 |
She was nicknamed, according to the Smith Family Bible. | SEMPLE, Eliza Jane (I-3629)
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| 1481 |
She was probably born around November 1835 - probably in Kettle, Fife. | WATT, Isabella (I-8264)
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| 1482 |
Since Mary Ann is not within 15 generations of the Mclean line, this marriage has been entered as an event instead of increasingly distancing the lines from the Mclean descendants | JOHNSTON, Mary Ann (I-2743)
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| 1483 |
Since there were two very similar men of same name, farming, english born, emigrated same year, both had wives of same christian name. One founded and grazed Tusmore SA and the other a grazier and of wealth with a grandson Dr Rogers and lives became diverse after initial comparisions. | ROGERS, William (I-6290)
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| 1484 |
Sisters;Muriel and Clover married brothers Johnston
Clover was the 8th child of Elizabeth & Matthew Johnston.
History: Slightly shortened from her own account.
Marriage: In 1936 at Perth, to Robert Cecil Loder (b. 1912). Later Clover's sister, Muriel married Robert's brother, George - ie two sister married two brothers.
Residences: as shown in the text, at South Perth and the child, Patricia was born in 1937 when living there & Robert (Bob) joined the Civilian Military Force. In 1941 when son Gary was born Bob commanded the Chinese Labour Company at Woodmans Point WA. He was company commander of the 28th Battalion and went on to New Britain in the Pacific until the war ended in 1945.
During the height of the war the family evacuated to Wagin with her mother Elizabeth, her brother Gordon's two boys and her own children and being a few miles out her sister Margaret lent Clover her 1931 Pontiac, unaware that she had no driving licence. When war conditions improved they left for Perth 220 kilometres south, having saved petrol coupons and had the car serviced. She decided that a licence might be a good idea and so called at the Wagin Police Station. The Officer watched her drive down the street from the station verandah and handed over a licence on her return.
(1942)-Next morning they left at 6 a.m. Elizabeth nursing Gary (11 months) with Patricia (aged 5) and nephew Russell in the back and 9 year old Malcolm beside her. This was in 1942. At Williams, 70 kilometres further, engine trouble began. A local mechanic removed the fan belt and Clover drove on and soon the engine boiled. Every few miles Malcolm filled it and their water supply ran low. They arrived at the Armadale Hotel on the perimeters of Perth WA at midnight on Christmas Eve, and a crowd was there. No help was forthcoming as the landlord believed she only wanted petrol. After closing time and explanations he and another man did look at the engine: asked what fool removed the fan belt, was told of the "help" at Williams, and he bent back the blade of the fan caused at the Wagin servicing. They slept at the side of the road until morning and reached Perth that day.
They lived at Perth and daughter Ray arrived in 1943 and Clover's trip to the hospital was by Margaret's car, but with the owner driving. With the war over Bob returned to the Crown Law Department and was stationed at Merredin for 15 years and there, in 1952, the last child, Christine was born.
At Merredin the family became very involved "with community work. Bob commanded a C.M.F. Unit, was Superintendant of Ambulance and Commissioner of Boy Scouts. For the C.M.F. services Bob was awarded an MBE. Clover took up croquet. They were transferred back to Perth in 1961 where Bob was Clerk of Married Persons Court.
The clothing factory of M. & M. Johnston had trouble a suitable clerk so Clover went to help and remained until Bob retired about 10 years later. They travelled to Europe & Asia, went boating and Bob pursued his interest in carpertry (often on behalf of their children) and Clover enjoyed porcelain painting. 1995 address: Noranda, W.A.
CHILDREN of Clover (nee Johnston) 8. Robert Cecil Loder ...............................: | JOHNSTON, Clover (I-5732)
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| 1485 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, JC (I-4774)
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| 1486 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, AJ (I-5191)
|
| 1487 |
so many websites indicate that charles sturgeon married an elizabeth sturgeon born in a Rackinghall in Suffolk. He was from Suffolk and all the children were born in Suffolk and this is reported consistently on several sites. I would be quite happy to alter it if there is NEW EVIDENCE that indicated otherwise that she is not a STURGEON. a census in 1841 before the family emmigrated and the "ships list" CHINA in the log of travellers, 1850 gives her age as 41, which matches other dates/ages on my heritage, family search, british newspapers, and genalogysa. Dated 21 May 2019 Researcher Lorna Mclean | HARVEY, Elizabeth b1811 (I-2954)
|
| 1488 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, BJ (I-3828)
|
| 1489 |
Soldier's Memorial Hospital, Strathalbyn | MCLEAN, Darryl John (I-3826)
|
| 1490 |
Some newspaper reports reported Christina as Christiana | ABERCROMBIE, Christina (I-3871)
|
| 1491 |
Some of the family notes, which are intertwined in research give Mr Smith the title of "Lord William Bacon-Smith" but he does not show up in Burke's peerage. | BACON-SMITH, William Lord (I-3189)
|
| 1492 |
Some of the family notes, which are intertwined in research, give Mr Smith the title of "Lord William Bacon-Smith" but he does not show up in Burke's peerage.
He was born in 1824 and buried in Milang aged 52 years on 9/8/1876, so was deceased by the time of the wedding of his only daugher, Mary to Donald Henry McLean.
It was said too, that Captain John Smith of the "Titanic" which was lost in 1912 was his brother, but even if much younger, it was unlikely that he would still be at sea in 1912. A nephew perhaps, as the story persists!
NO SOURCE OFFERED, family story...no evidence or date matches to people or places | BACON-SMITH, William Lord (I-3189)
|
| 1493 |
Some sources (which ones?) have the death as 4th Sept 1869. | MCPHEE, Christina b1787 (I-2)
|
| 1494 |
Some times spelled Isabella. | GRIEVE, Isobella (I-8270)
|
| 1495 |
Somehow a middle name, Alfred, was added to this profile - but this might not be correct and the source is unknown - so it has now been removed.
(This note by Don Gordon in June 2021) | INGLIS, Henry Justice of Peace (I-8319)
|
| 1496 |
Sometimes incorrectly spelled 'Essie'. | ROLFE, Effie Victoria (I-7724)
|
| 1497 |
Sometimes spelled Dehony, Dohony or Dohoney | DEHONEY, Catherine (I-1428)
|
| 1498 |
Sometimes spelled Isabel. | MARTIN, Isobel (I-8268)
|
| 1499 |
Sometimes spelled Niel (in the census). | MCLUCAIS (MCDOUGALL), Neil b.1837 (I-8667)
|
| 1500 |
Sometimes spelt 'Catharine' | CATTANACH, Catherine (I-9102)
|
| 1501 |
Sometimes spelt 'Herbert'. | THOMPSON, Hubert Ruthven (I-9282)
|
| 1502 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | K, AW (I-3215)
|
| 1503 |
Sometimes spelt Gearer or Gear | GEAREN, Catherine (I-1381)
|
| 1504 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, CS (I-2474)
|
| 1505 |
Sometimes spelt incorrectly as 'Gorge'. | GORDGE, Ronald William (I-1543)
|
| 1506 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | G, DW (I-1546)
|
| 1507 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | G, TW (I-1542)
|
| 1508 |
Sometimes spelt Lewis (BRB) rather than Louis (Pieterse) | MCKENRY, Henry Louis (I-6895)
|
| 1509 |
Sometimes spelt Merion | MCLEAN, Jemima Marion (I-3792)
|
| 1510 |
Sommerton Park or Flinders Medical Centre, Adelaide SA | ARTHUR, Marjorie Jean (I-1243)
|
| 1511 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, SM (I-5199)
|
| 1512 |
Source 20.04.2016 Lorna McLean did a one month research trip to photograph "all" headstones in Alexandrina Region and research McLean relatives.
Benjamin Earnest and wife Mary (Clarke) headstone in Milang Cemetery. SA
Also Mary Clarkes sister, Irene known as "Rene'Reid
Plot 225 Gen division | PARKER, Benjamin (I-7816)
|
| 1513 |
Source 28.04.2016 Lorna McLean from Mum(Joan Natalie Mclean nee Smith) photos to later accompany, and knowledge that he was a jeweller in Melbourne until Queenies marriage iin 1919 to my paternal grandfather Edwin James McLean of Maplemore, Angas Plains SA. Reference letter in photograph to work in Strathalbyn until his retirement to Maplemore SA. He lived in "grandma and grandpa's rooms" cared for by Benjamin Earnest McLean until Benjamin Earnest Parker and Mary Parker passed away C1940's. Memories of conversations with her husband Benjamin Earnest McLean married to Mum (Joan Natalie Smith) in February 1952.
Headstone in Milang Cemetery 20.04.2016 Lorna McLean (later to be included in headstones and cemetries) 19.05.2016 | PARKER, Benjamin (I-7816)
|
| 1514 |
SOURCE ANCESTRY FAMILY TREES. This sourced from "my big tree" with no evident contactable person. this was under the label LIFE STORY. When Effie Victoria Rolfe was born in 1889 in Broken Hill, New South Wales, her father, James, was 46, and her mother, Robina, was 38. She had three daughters from one relationship. She then married George Randolph Harris and they had seven children together. She died on 4 April 1943 in Wembley, Western Australia, at the age of 54, and was buried in Nedlands, Western Australia."
Have to assume the 3 dau from one relationship [poss George Morgan-further research required]
End of evidenced information on this family tree. | ROLFE, Effie Victoria (I-7724)
|
| 1515 |
SOURCE AUSCEMINDEX.COM.AU
Researcher Lorna Mclean 18.09.2018 Stewart Grace Greta death 7 Jun 1969 Centennial Park SA Col Wall 22, C024 | STEWART, Grace (I-7712)
|
| 1516 |
SOURCE BRB birthdate as9 Dec 1937. SAGHS offers official date of birth from BDM as 7 Dec 1936 on his school entry record. Researcher Lorna Mclean has altered to correct date on27.1.2021 | ECKERT, Brian Ross (I-567)
|
| 1517 |
SOURCE BRB: MARRIED St. Andrew's Presbyterian (now Uniting) Church Strathalbyn to Frederick Stanley (Fred) Potts (b. 11/10/1906 at Langhorne Creek), son of Louis Potts, and a member of the Potts family of the well known SA Bleasdale Winery.
* DEATH: of her husband Fred Potts aged 87 years on 9/8/1994. interred with his wife Langhorne Creek Cemetery SA. | Family F-1819
|
| 1518 |
Source FS Email 29.9.17 Marilyn Whittenbury "Hertha was buried at Dudley Park SA with her son Murray Allan Pursche who died 10 months later." | GERSCHWITZ, Hertha Caecilie Anna (I-8427)
|
| 1519 |
Source John Mathews email to Lorna McLean dated 02.05.2016 | MCLEAN, Florence May (I-1160)
|
| 1520 |
SOURCE SAGHS; bride stated as 17 at wedding and single=birth year approx c1866 | JONES, Ruth (I-8521)
|
| 1521 |
SOURCE SAGHS; Brides Fathers Name John Jones at time of Ruth Jones marriage to James Kanaley. | JONES, Ruth (I-8521)
|
| 1522 |
SOURCE WIKI:-Cumnock (Cumnag in Gaelic) is a town in East Ayrshire, Scotland. The town sits at the confluence of the Glaisnock Water and the Lugar Water. There are three neighbouring housing projects which lie just outside the town boundaries, Craigens, Logan and Netherthird, with the former ironworks settlement of Lugar also just outside the town, contributing to a population of around 13,000 in the immediate locale. A new housing development, Knockroon, was granted planning permission on 9 December 2009 by East Ayrshire Council | RANKINE, James (I-9241)
|
| 1523 |
Source: Biographical Index of South Australia - entry for Margaret's father (Matthew Rankine, born 1829) has Margaret's surname as Dunk, so it appears that she married Mr Dunk. | DUNK, William Henry (I-9268)
|
| 1524 |
Source: Biographical Index of South Australia - entry for Mary's father (Matthew Rankine, born 1829) has Mary's surname as Donaldson, so it appears that she married Mr Donaldson. | DONALDSON, Unknown (I-9269)
|
| 1525 |
Source: Biographical Index of South Australia - entry for Matthew Rankine, born 1829 | Family F-3152
|
| 1526 |
Source: Biographical Index of South Australia - entry for Matthew Rankine, born 29th Nov 1829. | RANKINE, Margaret Bryden (I-9265)
|
| 1527 |
Source: Biographical Index of South Australia - entry for Matthew Rankine, born 29th Nov 1829. | RANKINE, Margaret Bryden (I-9265)
|
| 1528 |
Source: Biographical Index of South Australia - entry for Matthew Rankine, born 29th Nov 1829. | RANKINE, Mary Watson (I-9266)
|
| 1529 |
Source: Biographical Index of South Australia - entry for Matthew Rankine, born 29th Nov 1829. | RANKINE, Mary Watson (I-9266)
|
| 1530 |
Source: Biographical Index of South Australia - entry for Matthew Rankine, born 29th Nov 1829. | RANKINE, Matthew (I-9248)
|
| 1531 |
Source: Biographical Index of South Australia - entry for Matthew Rankine, born 29th Nov 1829. | RANKINE, John Robert b1877 (I-9267)
|
| 1532 |
Source: Freeman Family in the Macclesfield Jubilee 1840 to 1990 - attached the profile of her daughter Sarah. | FISHER, Mary (I-2947)
|
| 1533 |
Source: Freeman Family in the Macclesfield Jubilee 1840 to 1990 - attached the profile of his daughter Sarah. | STACEY, James (I-2946)
|
| 1534 |
Source: Freeman Family in the Macclesfield Jubilee 1840 to 1990 - attached the profile of his parents. | FREEMAN, John Henry (I-8829)
|
| 1535 |
Source: Freeman Family in the Macclesfield Jubilee 1840 to 1990 - attached the profile of his sister Sarah. | STACEY, Henry (I-8827)
|
| 1536 |
Source: Freeman Family in the Macclesfield Jubilee 1840 to 1990 - attached to the profiles of his parents. | FREEMAN, John Henry (I-8829)
|
| 1537 |
Source: Freeman Family in the Macclesfield Jubilee 1840 to 1990 - attached to this profile. | FREEMAN, William (I-8828)
|
| 1538 |
Source: Freeman Family in the Macclesfield Jubilee 1840 to 1990 - attached to this profile. | FREEMAN, William (I-8828)
|
| 1539 |
Source: Freeman Family in the Macclesfield Jubilee 1840 to 1990 - attached to this profile. | Family F-2929
|
| 1540 |
Source: Freeman Family in the Macclesfield Jubilee 1840 to 1990 - attached to this profile. | STACEY, Sarah Ann (I-8672)
|
| 1541 |
Source: Freeman Family in the Macclesfield Jubilee 1840 to 1990 - attached to this profile. | Family F-2929
|
| 1542 |
Source: Freeman Family in the Macclesfield Jubilee 1840 to 1990 - attached to this profile. | STACEY, Sarah Ann (I-8672)
|
| 1543 |
Source: Freeman Family in the Macclesfield Jubilee 1840 to 1990 - attached to this profile. | FREEMAN, William (I-8828)
|
| 1544 |
Source: OPR attached to this profile. | STACEY, Henry (I-8827)
|
| 1545 |
Source: OPR record attached to this profile. | STACEY, Henry (I-8827)
|
| 1546 |
Source: 23 Apr 2019 Lorna McLean-google search= Troubridge Island Lighthouse was a decommissioned lighthouse located on Troubridge Island in Gulf St Vincent, South Australia about 8 kilometres (5.0 miLES) southeast by east of Edithburgh in South Australia and about 74 kilometres (46 miles) SW of Adelaide. The Lighthouse was commissioned in 1856 as a means to reduce losses caused by the stranding of ships on the Troubridge Shoals. The list of shipwrecks in November 1838(137 that year) includes ships sunk, foundered, grounded, or otherwise lost during November 1838. Adam Abercrombes ship the Parsee sunk on the 20th November 1856 with seven other ships that day. The barque was wrecked on the Troubridge Shoals. She was on a voyage from Hobart, Van Diemen's Land to Adelaide, South Australia. Ships in total in that November were sunk 379 ships. 11 the day before the Parsee sank and the following day 19 sunk. The highest number of ships sunk in one day was on eight days later on the 28th November with 53 ships sunk. The lighthouse was decommissioned that same year 1856.
| ABERCROMBIE, Adam b.1804 Snr (I-3870)
|
| 1547 |
SOURCE: http://www.peterborough.sa.gov.au/page.aspx?c=15264
On Peterborough Cemetery website:PURSCHE, AUDREY EDNA
PURSCHE,AUDREY EDNA-Cemetery,PETERBOROUGH-Section,PROTESTANT, Plot/Grave/Niche2073 Last Residence MT COOLUM NURSING HOME NAMBOR, Age at Death=90,Date of Interment,Thursday, 5July2001,Minister Officiating,DARREN LOVELL-Interred With other Y,Right of Interment No1191--BurialNo3174 | INGLIS, Audrey Edna (I-168)
|
| 1548 |
Source: lorna joan mclean. Reading from family production of Joan Natalie McLean (mum) family of some 80 pages. Reads that Mr Stoyel left home and was never heard from again. No dates no reason. FAMILY BOOK NAMED DESCENDANTS OF JOHN AND SARAH KANALEY No publication date, and no registration of an ISBN number at all. Just hand circulated through the family
Appears to be home typed and the latest generation is mine covering the 1990s with further handwritten notes of births and such up to and including 2016. | Family F-2562
|
| 1549 |
Source: lorna Mclean...needs to be investigated or DELETED as a possibility that JAMES FORSYTH of the LADY MARY PELHAM 1836 ARRIVING IN NEPEAN BAY OF Kangaroo Island on July 30th, after a 122day voyage.
listed as
"Forsyth, James 20 yoa-crew of lady mary pelhm seaman. applic 0264 embark92"
nothing certain except his age against his family ages little to nothing of proof. | FORSYTH, James (I-6862)
|
| 1550 |
SOURCE: Mary BURLY upon marriage to Matthew RANKINE seems to have had 6 children
1. Walter James 17-Aug-1869 M Matthew RANKINE Mary BURLEY Adelaide Adelaide 84/90
2. Herbert Burley 08-Oct-1871 M Matthew RANKINE Mary BURLEY Langhornes Creek Strathalbyn 102/454
3. Robert 01-Oct-1873 M Matthew RANKINE Mary BURLEY Lake Plains Strathalbyn 129/86
4. Jessie 19-Feb-1876 F Matthew RANKINE Mary BURLEY Lake Plains Strathalbyn 162/466
5. Gavin 07-Jul-1878 M Matthew RANKINE Mary BURLEY Lake Plains Strathalbyn 204/484
6. Matthew David 24-Sep-1887 M Matthew RANKINE Mary BURLEY Dry Plains nr Strathalbyn Strathalbyn 404/493
| BURLEY, Mary Ann (I-5827)
|
| 1551 |
SOURCE: RANKINE FAMILY OF STRATHALBYN
On bottom of the page 93. In the section labelled "Matthew Rankine, 2nd. son" reads...."About this time he [Matthew Rankine, 2nd. son] went to the funeral of a Mr. McLean who was buried close to his house in pouring rain. There was a large attendance and all stayed to hear the will read afterwards.....This seems that it was not dated. However since Donald died on the 11 Oct 1855 and the next paragraph opened with...."On October 13th. 1855 he was asked to be secretary to the newly formed Agricultural Society at Strathalbyn which met regularly so he took the opportunity...." so it can be assumed to be the 11th, 12th, and maybe 13th October 1855. | MCLEAN, Donald b1779 (I-1)
|
| 1552 |
SOURCE:genealogySA Parents of Ernst Gottleib: 1856 Johann Traugott,PURSCHE and MOTHER:Johanne Eleanore MIEGEL Angaston SA RegNo.9/237 | PURSCHE, Ernst Gottleib (I-8410)
|
| 1553 |
SOURCE; Alexandria Burial Register, 28.04.2016 by Lorna McLean at Goolwa. Grave Number 40 Div2 Strathalbyn Cemetery
| BELL, James (I-7808)
|
| 1554 |
SOURCE; https://birtwistlewiki.com.au/wiki/Military_Medal
Until 1993 the Military Medal was awarded to personnel below commissioned rank for bravery in battle on land for British & Commonwealth forces.
Established on 25 March 1916 (and back dated to 1914) it was the enlisted men and women's equivalent to the Commissioned rank's Military Cross.
When the medal was first introduced, it was unpopular among regular soldiers. Frank Richards writes:"There were no grants or allowances with the Military Medal, which without a shadow of a doubt had been introduced to save awarding too many DCMs. With the DCM went a money-grant of twenty pounds, and a man in receipt of a life pension who had won the DCM was entitled to an extra sixpence a day on to his pension. After the new decoration was introduced, for every DCM awarded there were fifty Military Medals. The old regular soldiers thought very little of the new decoration.
MC=MILITARY CROSS
DCM=DISTINGUISH CONDUCT MEDAL | KIRWAN, Sydney James Lieutenant (I-9145)
|
| 1555 |
SOURCE; https://www.kewcemetery.com.au/search/FindGrave.php | PARKER, Robert Henry (I-8366)
|
| 1556 |
SOURCE; KINDLY provided with permission from Judy Johnson of Murrum SA 04.03.2022
Observer, 29-3-1924, p. 18. ?North and North-West of Port Augusta? | GEMMELL, James Thomas Justice of Peace (I-8549)
|
| 1557 |
SOURCE; KINDLY provided with permission from Judy Johnson of Murrum SA 04.03.2022
Observer, 29-3-1924, p. 18. ?North and North-West of Port Augusta? | GEMMELL, James Thomas Justice of Peace (I-8549)
|
| 1558 |
SOURCED ANCESTRY: 8yoa living at Exeter UK, Then married:-July 1862 Exeter Uk to
REV. James Stoyel (1834-1896).
Child1-James Stuart Stoyel Born Cornwall UK-26Jun 1863-1940 Child2-John Matthews (Jack) Stoyel (1864-1961 in Aust)
Child3-Frank Henry Stoyel (1867-1903)
Child4-Sebelah Stoyel (1867-1868)
Child5-William Gilbert Stoyel (1870-1958)
Child6-Elsie Amelia (Minnie) Stoyel (1873-1917)
Child7-Flora eveline Stoyel (1875-1955)
Child8-Alfred Theodore Murray Stoyel (1877-1899)
Child9-Lottie Mabel Stoyel (1879-1880)
Amelias mother Elizabeth Griffiths died (1864-28 Jul 1966) Amelias father John Matthews (b.1813-d. 28 Oct 1866 Devonshire UK)
Sources England Census, Ancestry Family trees, AustraliaBDM, Englands civil Register Birth (and Marriage) Index.
| MATTHEWS, Amelia Stuart Stoyel (I-8346)
|
| 1559 |
SOURCED from mums (Joan Natalie Smith(McLean) memory; Combined memories of maternal and paternal parents during their upbringing during the 1930's - 1950's where both sisters; Joan&Flora Smith were married within six mos of each other. Where it matched a family type production of some 80 pages of links THE JOHN AND SARAH KANALEY DESCENDANTS. No formal printing, no ISBN number nor printers name; just family remembering. Created in the 1990's with some now added hand notes and dates.
Joan Natalie McLean (nee Smith), Flora May Whaley (nee Smith)
p19 GWYNNE STOYEL WALKED OUT AND WAS NEVER HEARD OF AGAIN. no dates are known as it was when the sisters were quite little.
Bertha May Kanaley they always knew as GRANNY inherited a hotel and a house from her mother Agnes Dixon.
Agnes Kanaley (nee Dixon) was known to the sisters as GRANMUM. Granmum willed a house each to all her siblings on her passing. | STOYEL, Oswald Gwynne (I-7839)
|
| 1560 |
Specific Source unknown-except FS=family stories, family publications, internet. Provided by Marilyn Whittenbury email29.9.17:-Aged 26 Heinrich Johann "Albert" Purshce married Hertha Cecelia Gerschwitz aged 21 years at the Evangelist Church, South Kilkerran, District of Dalhousie, SA having 8 children between 1911-1932 at Maitland and Pt Victoria SA. | Family F-2786
|
| 1561 |
Specific Source unknown:Provided by Marilyn Whittenbury, Zadow's Landing 29.9.17-"PURSCHE [nee Gerschwitz] On April 4th Suddenly at her residence in Prospect SA. Hertha Cecelia Pursche, dearly loved mother of Hilda (Mrs Airey) Norman, Clarence, Murray, Dudley and Glenda. Aged 59years." | GERSCHWITZ, Hertha Caecilie Anna (I-8427)
|
| 1562 |
Spelt Alwine on her marriage certificate. | BERNDT, Marie Alwena Elizabeth (Elsie) (I-3808)
|
| 1563 |
Spelt McBean on her wedding record to Charles McSween. Some locations spell name as McBain but it is McBEAN married to a Charles MCSWEEN not McSwin as per genealogysa.gov.au Researcher Lorna McLean per persistent findings @ 9 May 2019 | MCBEAN/MCBAIN, Ann (I-5290)
|
| 1564 |
Spelt McSwin on his wedding record. I have wrttien to genelaogysa.org.au to review this spelling against all other evidence and the certificate....Their reply is that is how it was written on the marriage certificate and since both bride and groom signed with a cross, it assumed that they were unable to write and read; so error is possible in the spelling of MCSWEEN to MCSWIN. It cant be altered. | MCSWEEN OR MCSWIN, Charles (I-5297)
|
| 1565 |
St Andrew Church Walkerville | Family F-3148
|
| 1566 |
St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Geelong, Vic | Family F-2393
|
| 1567 |
St George's Lutheran Church, Murtoa, Vic | Family F-1467
|
| 1568 |
St James in Blakiston | WHITFIELD, Robert Thomas (I-8273)
|
| 1569 |
St James in Blakiston | WHITFIELD, Ellen (I-8275)
|
| 1570 |
St James in Blakiston | WHITFIELD, Henry Alexander (I-8278)
|
| 1571 |
St James in Blakiston | WHITFIELD, William (I-8281)
|
| 1572 |
St John Anglican | MOTT, Joseph (I-6195)
|
| 1573 |
St John's Anglican Church, Adelaide | Family F-750
|
| 1574 |
ST Lukes Church Adelaide SA | Family F-2538
|
| 1575 |
St Lukes Church Adelaide was church of marriage | Family F-2873
|
| 1576 |
St Marys, Scilly Islands | THOMPSON, Charles (snr) (I-9271)
|
| 1577 |
St Marys, Scilly Islands | THOMPSON, Charles (snr) (I-9271)
|
| 1578 |
St Steven's Church of England | Family F-2959
|
| 1579 |
St Woolos Cathedral in Newport County Monmouthshire in Wales | Family F-2819
|
| 1580 |
Start St Mt Malcolm WA
| JOHNSTON, Myrtle Annie (I-5674)
|
| 1581 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, JL (I-3513)
|
| 1582 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, KD (I-3512)
|
| 1583 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | N, MJM (I-3417)
|
| 1584 |
Stated in Hazel and Bruce Kanaley, family booklet that AGNES DIXON was a stepsister to Jane Ann (or Ann Jane:as records vary greatly with which name is first) Oakley. That is Jane Ann Kanaley wife of William Kanaley. No evidence to date except the home made family history; author deceased; date of creation guesstimate by my mum Joan Natalie Mclean nee Smith to be 1960's. Researcher 18 Oct 17 Lorna McLean | DIXON, Agnes (Granmum) (I-7819)
|
| 1585 |
stated on military records and religion as church of england. Louis was 2 months short of 43yoa on enlistment. | POTTS, Louis Richmond VDC (I-5533)
|
| 1586 |
Stickles or Stickells or Stickels evidence for Stickles on my heritage; used-:-STICKLES | STICKLES, Sarah Jane (I-8128)
|
| 1587 |
Stickles or Stickells or Stickels evidence for Stickles on my heritage; used-:-STICKLES | STICKELLS, Stephen (I-8386)
|
| 1588 |
Still birth ?? | WILLINGHAM, Lindsay Gordon (I-3637)
|
| 1589 |
Still born | BUTT, Leonard Smith (I-3684)
|
| 1590 |
Still born. | KEOUGH, Nova (I-5433)
|
| 1591 |
Stillbirth? | GRANSDEN, Simon Mark (I-1952)
|
| 1592 |
Stillborn | POOLE, Joan (I-1100)
|
| 1593 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | P, DMM (I-4143)
|
| 1594 |
Strathalbyn General Hospital | PARKER, Benjamin (I-7816)
|
| 1595 |
Strathalbyn General Hospital SA | MCLEAN, Lorna Joan # Justice of Peace WA 8398 (I-3850)
|
| 1596 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | K, SJ (I-5475)
|
| 1597 |
Summerfeldt is the place that is described as Walters Benjamin Paech birthplace in 1898. However its name was altered in recent times in 1917 to Summerfield and near the Lutheran Church of the same name. However it is still in district of Talunga SA ....noted on 25 Jan 2022 Researcher Lorna McLean. | PAECH, Walter Benjamin (I-2746)
|
| 1598 |
Surname spelt 'Holdane' in some sources. | HALDANE, Gladys May (I-1065)
|
| 1599 |
Surname spelt McQuary on her son's OPR birth record. | MCQUARRIE, Christina (I-8676)
|
| 1600 |
Surname:THOMSON Given Names:Ronald Henry Spouse Surname: KIRWAN Spouse Given Names:Anita Norma Date: Location:
Source: Advertiser Source2: Notice: Marriage Publication Date:28-Oct-1944 | KIRWAN, Norma Anita # A.W.A.S. (I-9147)
|
| 1601 |
Surrey BMD 1904/192 | Family F-3120
|
| 1602 |
Susan and her baby son, Jeffrey, died in 1865. John died three years later. | RANKINE, Susan (I-9247)
|
| 1603 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, AD# (I-8030)
|
| 1604 |
Susannah's second husband was many years (maybe 23 years) younger than her. | BEABER, Susannah Mary (I-2286)
|
| 1605 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, SM (I-5536)
|
| 1606 |
Sydney was the brother of Amy's aunt Honor's husband, John Cusack. | CUSACK, Sydney (I-2504)
|
| 1607 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, T (I-5539)
|
| 1608 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, L (I-5540)
|
| 1609 |
Ted Schultz's Legacy software has Rowland's birthplace as Uppingham that is a 15 kms walk south of Rutland. | NUTT, Rowland (I-1239)
|
| 1610 |
Ted Schultz's Legacy software has the death as 28th Feb 1914 (ie the day before 1st March 1914).
| NUTT, Rowland (I-1239)
|
| 1611 |
Terminal ravages of motor neurone disease. | FORSYTH, Victor (I-6695)
|
| 1612 |
The "Glentanner' passenger list has her 27 yrs old in 1855. | STANLEY, Rebecca (I-8972)
|
| 1613 |
The "Miss Jeffreys" who declared the Belvidere Bridge open in 1866 The eldest daughter in those days was always "Miss" without the Christian name.
| JEFFREYS, Mary Ann Jane (I-4975)
|
| 1614 |
The 'Thamson', after her maternal grandmother?? is one way of spelling the old Cornish name of Tamsin, a derivative of Thomasina. | NORMAN, Margaret Thamson (I-758)
|
| 1615 |
The 1841 census has her as 'Chirsty'. | BLACK, Christina (I-2322)
|
| 1616 |
The 1841 census has James' age as 29 years old. | WATT, James (I-8262)
|
| 1617 |
The ashes of Mavis and Melvin are interred in the garden of the home of their son (Alan), in Castle Hill. | WILSON, Melvin Frederick (I-8029)
|
| 1618 |
The ashes of Mavis and Melvin are interred in the garden of the home of their son (Alan), in Castle Hill. | MCLEAN, Edith Mavis (I-8028)
|
| 1619 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, M (I-7820)
|
| 1620 |
The Big Red Book AKA "BRB" This records provides an excellent index for each individual. Hard copies of the BRB available Strathalbyn National Trust Museum & SA, WA; "Family History Western Australia" http://membership.wags.org.au, SA State Library, plus several libraries around Australia
Request assistance for locating a copy through 'Contact us' on this website. | Source (S-3)
|
| 1621 |
The birth date is not known, but might be around 1908 because Muriel is the first child of Florence and Parker who were married in 1907. | JOHNSTON, Muriel (I-2487)
|
| 1622 |
The birth is registered and is also in Hugh's bible. | MCLEAN, John Archibald b.1853 (I-2479)
|
| 1623 |
The birth might have been in the home of Sarah's mother in Russell St in Strathalbyn. | MCLEAN, Laurence Albert Allan (I-1429)
|
| 1624 |
The birthdates of Florence and Mable need to be checked as at present, there are only 7 months between the birthdates we have entered on this website | NUTT, Mabel Isobel (I-1352)
|
| 1625 |
The book, 'From Scotland to Strathalbyn - James snr & Jane nee Hamilton Dawson and their descendants' stated that James jnr was born in Tehran whereas his OPR confirms that he was born in Falkirk. This is also consistent with page 86 of John Mathews' article in 'Calatria - The Journal of the Falkirk Local History Society', Spring 2013, number 29.
This note by Don Gordon on 15th April 2019.
| DAWSON, James (Jnr) (I-7731)
|
| 1626 |
The BRB (p283) has Louisa's death as about 1909 (died of cancer about 30 yrs old). This is consistent with Ian Barnes (email 1st Jan 2021) with Louisa's death as 11th June 1907 in Fremantle. This is supported by a newspaper item and burial records in Fremantle cemetery.
Mark Brabant (Family Search) is probably incorrect with a very different death - 16th Oct 1947 in Victoria.
| STURGEON, Louisa Alberta (I-3088)
|
| 1627 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | G, JA (I-3265)
|
| 1628 |
The BRB (p47) had the death year as 1914, whereas it was 21st Oct 1912 - as per the Adelaide Chronicle, 9th Nov 1912, p45. Researcher Lorna Mclean 17 Nov 2022 | CROSSMAN, Henry (I-242)
|
| 1629 |
The BRB (p47) has her birth as 1830 whereas Paul Foord has it as 10th Nov 1829 in Walton, Somerset, England. | BADMAN, Pamela (I-243)
|
| 1630 |
The BRB (p47) has the death as 1911, whereas Paul Foord has it as 11th Oct 1909 in Wilson, SA | BADMAN, Pamela (I-243)
|
| 1631 |
The BRB (p518) has "JANE McLEAN - baptised on 16/8/1830 at Kilmallie, Argyllshire. 9th child of Donald and Christina (nee McPhee) McLean". However her OPR has her baptized on 16th May 1830. | MCLEAN, Jane b1830 (I-5240)
|
| 1632 |
The BRB (p518) has her baptized on 16th Aug 1830 whereas Edwin MacLean had her born 16th May 1830. In fact, her OPR has her born on 18th April 1830 and baptized 16th May 1830. | MCLEAN, Jane b1830 (I-5240)
|
| 1633 |
The BRB (p532) has her birth as 1838 whereas her wedding record has or born about 1836. | MCBEAN/MCBAIN, Ann (I-5290)
|
| 1634 |
The BRB (p532) has the birth year as 1836 in England, however now Patricia LONG (nee Loder) on 19.7.2016 has offered this complete date (15.9.1839 at Paisley Scotland) and location of MARGARET TANNAHILLs birth. To be followed up for documented evidence. Author Lorna McLean 04/12/2016.
| TANNAHILL, Margaret (I-5299)
|
| 1635 |
The BRB (p535) has him aged 47 when he died in 1873. This indicates that he was born around 1826. However, the 'Glentanner' passenger list has him 26 yrs old in 1855 - ie born around 1829.
Paul Foord has him born in County Offaly (Ireland). | KEOUGH, James b.1829 (I-5307)
|
| 1636 |
The BRB (p69) has Belinda (Berlinda) born on 23rd April 1935, however, this must have been a typo. Maybe 1935 was her wedding date. Fiona Harris has provided the correct birthdate - 19th April 1908. And Scott Whitsed confirmed that Berlinda and Claude were siblings.
(This note was by Don Gordon on 27th Feb 2019.) | WHITSED, Berlinda Rose (I-934)
|
| 1637 |
The BRB (p78) has the birth year as 1853, but it should havr been 1855.
(This note by Don Gordon in June 2021) | MCLEAN, James Dawson (I-1235)
|
| 1638 |
The BRB (p8) states "As can be seen from this list there are two Ewens but no Hughs yet both are the children of Donald and Christina, (nee McPhee). It would seem that to Donald, the name Ewen and Hugh were the same, as in his Will of 1846 he refers to his son-in-law Ewen McDonald as Hugh McDonald of Finniss." | MCLEAN, Ewen (Hugh the elder) (I-4)
|
| 1639 |
The BRB (p8) states "As can be seen from this list there are two Ewens but no Hughs yet both are the children of Donald and Christina, (nee McPhee). It would seem that to Donald, the name Ewen and Hugh were the same, as in his Will of 1846 he refers to his son-in-law Ewen McDonald as Hugh McDonald of Finniss." | MCLEAN, Ewen (Hugh the younger) b1836 (I-5289)
|
| 1640 |
The BRB (p81) has the date of death as 23rd August 1971, whereas Kaye Schofield (email on 28th Feb 2019) has it as 23rd March of the same year. | NUTT, Melton (Gordon) (I-1319)
|
| 1641 |
The BRB (p82) has the birth date as 3rd Nov 1952 whereas, the newspaper (The Adelaide Advertiser, 3rd Mar 1953, Family notices, p20) has it as 2nd March 1953. It appears that the 1953 date is more likely to be correct. | SCHWARTZ, Theodore Junior (I-7048)
|
| 1642 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | G, CJ (I-2785)
|
| 1643 |
The BRB gives Jeff's birth as 1832 whereas Kaye McArdle has it as 4th Dec 1821 in Llanelly in Wales. What are her sources? | JEFFREYS, Jeffrey (I-4974)
|
| 1644 |
The BRB has Albert and Mary getting married in 1911 whereas Louise Johnson has found a BMD record of their marriage in 1916 in Sydney. Since the BRB relied on word of mouth, altered NSW BDM record. | Family F-827
|
| 1645 |
The BRB has Dorothy's birthdate as 25th Jan 1909 whereas John Gladwell has it as 22nd Feb 1907. | ARTHUR, Dorothy Isobel (I-1274)
|
| 1646 |
The BRB has Dorothy's death as 10th May 1980 whereas John Gladwell has it as 10th April 1980. | ARTHUR, Dorothy Isobel (I-1274)
|
| 1647 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | SOK, G (I-1603)
|
| 1648 |
The BRB has her birth as 1791 whereas we have concluded with an OPR that it was 28th April 1787 - see D50. | MCPHEE, Christina b1787 (I-2)
|
| 1649 |
The BRB has her birthdate as 25th Jan 1909 whereas John Gladwellb has it as 2nd May 1909. | ARTHUR, Gladys (Glad) Marion (I-1280)
|
| 1650 |
The BRB has her death as 1937. There is no evidence of her death and certainly not her burial in Clare SA but have left it PENDING EVIDENCE | DAWSON, Mary (I-1159)
|
| 1651 |
The BRB has her first name as Ernestine (and no surname) whereas Dianne Facey has it as Christiane Ernestine LEHMANN. | LEHMANN, Christiane Ernestine (I-4452)
|
| 1652 |
The BRB has him interred at Meningie whereas Skye Mentoc has advised that he was buried in Adelaide. | GARDNER, Arthur Henry (I-2638)
|
| 1653 |
The BRB has his first name as Karl, whereas Dianne Facey as it as August Carl. | KRUGER, August Carl (I-4451)
|
| 1654 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, PC (I-1600)
|
| 1655 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, VM (I-5924)
|
| 1656 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, DG (I-1363)
|
| 1657 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, DM (I-1364)
|
| 1658 |
The BRB has Melba born in Strathalbyn whereas Susan Nicholls has the birth in Warnsnop Ave in Adelaide (this was the residence of her mother's parents). Maybe her mother was living in Strathalbyn but went to the grandparents home for the birth. | MCLEAN, Melba Agnes (I-5531)
|
| 1659 |
The BRB has Paul's birth as 28th Oct 1963 whereas Susan Nicholls has it as 28th Oct 1968. | HENNINGSEN, Paul Andrew (I-5549)
|
| 1660 |
The BRB has Sheila born in 1912 whereas Louise Johnson could not find a BMD record of her birth or other information about her and Louise believed that Albert's & Mary's first child was Jessie. Maybe her mother was Mary but father was not Albert Brabant but was raised in the Brabant family.
This needs to be checked out because the BRB indicates that Albert & Mary were married in 1911, whereas Louise has found a record of them being married in 1916 which is 4 years after Sheila was born.
Note by Don Gordon on 12th Jan 2018.
Researcher Lorna Mclean 11.11.2020-:-I too have spent exessive hours on this conundrum. My head tells me she is privately adopted. The only two solid evidence is the record of her on 1933 electoral roll with her husband, and her memorial headstone. Its all she wanted or knew herself. Her family of one husband and four children. Made one or two alterations and left notes but little has changed. An enigma. Lorna Mclean 11.11.2020
| MCLEAN, Sheila Frances (Florence) (I-2493)
|
| 1661 |
The BRB has Soward's death in Mt Gambier whereas Dianne Facey states that Soward died in Kongorong which is about 20 kilmetres from Mt Gambier. | MCLEAN, Charles Soward Justice of Peace (I-4449)
|
| 1662 |
The BRB has the birth as 1903 whereas Susan Nicholls has it as 2nd Oct 1893 in Broken Hill. Alan Wilson has the birth certificate number 802 which supports this date and specifies the birth being in Oxide St, Broken Hill. | MCLEAN, Hugh Milne (Hughie) (I-5519)
|
| 1663 |
The BRB has the birth date as 1870 (no month or day) whereas Susan Nicholls specifies a particular day and location. | SOMMER, Sophie Henrietta (I-5518)
|
| 1664 |
The BRB has the birth date as 22nd Feb 1927 whereas Dianne Facey has it as 22nd Feb 1925. | ASHBY, Murray John (Eakie) (I-4679)
|
| 1665 |
The BRB has the birth place as Kongorong whereas Dianne Facey has it as Mt Gambier which is about 25 kilometers away. | ASHBY, Doris Jean (Chook or Old Hen) (I-4542)
|
| 1666 |
The BRB has the birth year as 1888. | MCKENRY, John Thomas (I-6894)
|
| 1667 |
The BRB has the birth year as 1889 whereas Dianne Facey has it as 1888. | ASHBY, James Edward (I-4507)
|
| 1668 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, CSR (I-1592)
|
| 1669 |
The BRB has the birthdate as 29th May 1898 whereas Dianne Facey has it at the day after, on 30th May. | MCLEAN, Malcolm Wallace (I-4791)
|
| 1670 |
The BRB has the birthplace as Minyip whereas Dianne Facey has it taking place in Dunmunkle and registered at Minyip in the St Arnaud Shire. | MCLEAN, Angus Charles (I-4502)
|
| 1671 |
The BRB has the birthplace as Minyup whereas Dianne Facey has it as taking place at Dunmunkle and registered in Minyip. | MCLEAN, Ellen Elizabeth (I-4453)
|
| 1672 |
The BRB has the death place as Black Swamp whereas Dianne Facey has it as Minyip which is almost 300 kilometers away. | MCLEAN, Angus Charles (I-4502)
|
| 1673 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, JA (I-1595)
|
| 1674 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, RL (I-1594)
|
| 1675 |
The BRB has the place of birth as Kongorong whereas Dianne Facey has it as Mt Gambier which is about 25 kilometers away. | ASHBY, Harriet Mary (Dimps or Gin) (I-4581)
|
| 1676 |
The BRB has the place of birth as Kongorong whereas Dianne Facey has it as Mt Gambier which is about 25 kilometers away. | ASHBY, Kenneth Charles (Chas or Wonky) (I-4632)
|
| 1677 |
The BRB has the place of birth as Kongorong whereas Dianne Facey has it as Mt Gambier which is about 25 kilometers away. | ASHBY, OAM Herbert Hector (Dud or Scrub Bull) (I-4653)
|
| 1678 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | A, AMKW (I-4695)
|
| 1679 |
The BRB has the place of birth as Rosaville (where is this?) whereas Dianne Facey has it as Mt Gambier. | ASHBY, Colin James (Dig) (I-4600)
|
| 1680 |
The BRB has the place of birth as Sheep Hills whereas Dianne Facey has it as Dunmunkle (in St Arnaud) which is about 16 kilometers away. | MCLEAN, Soward Herbert (I-4504)
|
| 1681 |
The BRB has Tick's birth in Strathalbyn whereas Susan Nicholls has him being born in Norwood. | MCLEAN, Robert Napier (Tik) (I-5524)
|
| 1682 |
The BRB has Tick's death as 1977 whereas Susan Nicholls has it as 1976. | MCLEAN, Robert Napier (Tik) (I-5524)
|
| 1683 |
The BRB has William's birth as 2nd March 1908 whereas John Gladwell has it as 1st April 1908 (according to his birth certificate). | GLADWELL, William Charles Spencer (I-1275)
|
| 1684 |
The BRB p390 has "The general belief in the families was that Thomas was drowned in Lake Alexandrina, however the newspaper notice in the Adelaide 'Observer' reports that he died of pneumonia at Sliding Rock on 23rd Nov 1875" Express and Telegraph (Adelaide), 3rd December 1875, p2 & SA Advertiser, 3rd December 1875, p4 - "DIED - LAIDLAW - On the 23rd November, at Sliding Rock, of bronchitis, Thomas Laidlaw, aged 69 years."
CONCLUSION (note by Don Gordon in Nov 2022)
This was a mixup between two men named Thomas Laidlaw - father and son. It was the father who died of bronchitis in Sliding Rock in 1875, aged 69 years (the year and age are reported in the newspaper), whereas it was the son who drowned in Lake Alexandra in 1876 aged 43 years (the year and age are on his headstone).
Thus the father and son, of the same name, died in consecutive years (1875 & 1876), and the deaths occurred 470 kms apart (Lake Alexandrina is 20 kms south of Strathalbyn and Sliding Rock is 450 kms north of Strathablyn).
| LAIDLAW, Thomas (I-9358)
|
| 1685 |
The BRB p390 has her as "Margaret Gollan Laidlaw" whereas her birth record has her as "Margaret Ann Laidlaw". | LAIDLAW, Margaret Ann Gollan (I-3929)
|
| 1686 |
The BRB p390 has her born at Belvidere. | LAIDLAW, Margaret Ann Gollan (I-3929)
|
| 1687 |
The BRB speculated that Christy might have been born in England, Ireland or Scotland.
Her obituary stated that she was born in Argyllshire and that she was aged 18 yrs when she was married in 1849, or aged 74 when she died in 1907. This indicates that she was born around 1831 or 1833.
However, it is probable that she was born in Iona (which is in Argyllshire) in 1830 according to the Mull Families website. This is consistent with the years and places of birth of her siblings. | BLACK, Christina (I-2322)
|
| 1688 |
The Centennial Park cemetery records Mabel's last abode as 'Calif, USA'. Does that mean she was in America in the later years of her life. | NUTT, Mabel Isobel (I-1352)
|
| 1689 |
The circumstances of Sarah's birth are detailed in J20 which is attached to the profile of her father, Allan McLean, and in Stories on the home page. | MCLEAN, Sarah (I-9324)
|
| 1690 |
The clan-cameron.org.au/genealogy website has this Donald Cameron (one of 975 other Donald Cameron persons) when he died in 1863 which would mean a birth c1770=conflicts with lack of assurance which is which as many are not date nor placed with guesstimates nor evidence. | CAMERON, Donald (I-9339)
|
| 1691 |
The Curlewis family was originally from Kent, England | CURLEWIS, Edgar (I-4984)
|
| 1692 |
The Dawson book at the Goolwa library gives the birthdate as 22nd October 1867. | BEABER, Susannah Mary (I-2286)
|
| 1693 |
The Dawson book in the Goolwa library gives the date of death as 20th October 1890. | POWER, Thomas (I-2315)
|
| 1694 |
The document "From Scotland to Strathalbyn - James & Jane, nee Hamilton Dawson and their descendants" has 1882 (no day and no month & no place) for the marriage of Albert and Jane, whereas Judi Mooney has it as 27th April 1881 in Lewisham in London. | Family F-1086
|
| 1695 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, D (I-3011)
|
| 1696 |
The first two children were born at Auburn, S.A. By late 1883, Donald had gone to N.S.W. to see what possibilities presented themselves. By the November, he was at Narrabeen NSW. The Manly "Daily" of May 1924 had a full page article on the history of Narrabeen with a heading "at Narrabeen - 41 years with Donald McLean". A sub-heading said "Donald McLean discovers Narrabeen". This page can be obtained from D. & C. McLean Genealogical Council, cost $5. A summary begins that the year 1884 when Donald McLean's whiskers were not as iron grey as after 41 years residence when as a vigorous young man of 27 he had the map of Scotland on his weather worn countenance, but continued that he was a dinkum Aussie born at Milang near Lake Alexandrina in S.A. He settled at Narrabeen NSW in June 1884 and remained there. He entered the employ of O. B, West of the Mt Ramsay Estate and was in charge of growing com, wheaten hay, sorghum, and reared store cattle. lt also said (erroneously) that his grandfather Donald McLean grew the first wheat in S.A. near " Glen Osborne" S.A. now a suburb of Adelaide (meaning Glen Osmond perhaps).
In 1904 he began a boating business and store with contract work interspersed. On his arrival in 1884 there were only 3 other families as neighbours. His own first house was near Wetherill Street, but in 1687 he moved to the corner of Devitt St. and Pittwater Road. Others arrived but until the advent of the tram the area was sparsely populated with only 21 residents within 2 miles of the Narrabeen Receiving (Postal) Office in January 1894. On 11/11/1896 Donald succeeded as
Post Master and the office was moved to his house which became also the Telephone Of in January 1897 and his salary was increased by 10 pounds ($20) per annum as an Operator to add to his annual 15 pounds ($30) for his services.
He built a new brick two storey house in 1912 and the P.O. and Telephone exchange were moved there. The population had risen to 115 persons and Donald only resigned in 1930 in favour of his son Kindor. The P.O. was in McLean hands for 65 years. The Rover had been busy otherwise over the years. He had built his boat in 1904 and by 1924 had 14 on the Lake which he hired out for fishing and pleasure parties, however he had long since ceased to rove. He fathered 14 children, 12 of whom survived. As the newspaper article expressed it "Verily he had his quiver full".
.........
In 1885, his third child, Mary, was born at the "Rock Lily" Tavern, Mona Vale which was then the staging post for the northern coast. Donald built a small wooden house at Narrabeen where there is now the median strip of a 6 lane highway. lt eventually became the back scullery and laundry of the 2 storey brick house already mentioned as being both home and Post Office until the new P.O. was erected, (information from Betty O'Gorman, daughter of Kindor McLean).
. | MCLEAN, Donald ('The Rover') (I-2481)
|
| 1697 |
The Grange Cemetery in Edinburgh | MACLEOD, DD John (I-9086)
|
| 1698 |
The gravestone at North Brighton Cemetery has Jessie May HALL dying on 15th April 1983, aged 88 years.
| NUTT, Jessie May (I-1371)
|
| 1699 |
The gravestone which is attached to this profile has it that James was 85 years old when he died in 1850 - ie born about 1865. | RANKINE, James (I-9241)
|
| 1700 |
The gravestone which is attached to this profile has it that Jane was 84 years old when she died in 1854 - ie born about 1770. | GEMMELL, Jane (I-9242)
|
| 1701 |
The house was built by Albert's father, Albert (senior) Sturtzel. | STURTZEL, Albert (Maxwell) (I-1587)
|
| 1702 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, JD (I-1651)
|
| 1703 |
The last of the children still living in 1977. Residing in Wembley. | STARK, Clifford Andrew Stirling (I-677)
|
| 1704 |
The marriage certificate of William's daughter, Jessie, specifies that William is Jessie's father. | ROBERTS, William (I-8118)
|
| 1705 |
The McLucais surname is interchangeable with McDougall. | MCLUCAIS (MCDOUGALL), Isabella (I-8629)
|
| 1706 |
The Mott chart has 1845 rather than 1847. | MOTT, David (I-6425)
|
| 1707 |
The Mott chart has 1923 rather than 1924. | MOTT, David (I-6425)
|
| 1708 |
The Mott chart has birth as 1791 rather than 1794. | DUDLEY, Mary Ann (I-8785)
|
| 1709 |
The Mott chart has birth in 1823, not 1828. | WAKEFIELD, Eliza (I-6422)
|
| 1710 |
The Mott chart has birth in 1844, rather than 1846. | MOTT, Mary Ann (I-6424)
|
| 1711 |
The Mott chart has Joseph (jnr), rather than William Joseph. | MOTT, William Joseph (I-6421)
|
| 1712 |
The Office of the Registrar of BDM South Australia have no location of Annie's birth. | MCDONALD, Anne Jeffrey (Annie) b1843 (I-5790)
|
| 1713 |
The only information of him came from a letter of 1977 (from Clifford?) when all but one of his family were deceased. These had been of Perth. | STARK, James Angas Private (I-673)
|
| 1714 |
The only reason we have Sharons name is the death notice of her father. Also the first place in a local community show indicates the family locale is Blackwood-until further information is found or provided by family? | DENDEKKER, Sharon (I-2744)
|
| 1715 |
The OPR has the father in Millnoch. The birth was registered in the Parish of Old Cumnock but we have not identified the locality of Millnoch. There is a mountain called Mill Knock in Dumphries - that is no help.
The geocode is based on Dumfries, since no record exists on wiki neither; Cumnock, nor Dumfries | RANKINE, James (I-9241)
|
| 1716 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | A, AJ (I-1805)
|
| 1717 |
The Rankine family history has it that the first five children were born in Dalblair. | RANKINE, Elizabeth (I-190)
|
| 1718 |
The Rankine family history has it that the first five children were born in Dalblair. | RANKINE, Sarah (I-479)
|
| 1719 |
The records of the Alexandrina Council has the burial date as 18th October (ie, date of death) whereas John's death certificate has him cremated on 24th October at the Centennial Park Crematorium. | MCLEAN, John Sherwood (I-3824)
|
| 1720 |
The reports of death varied from mid to late Nov 1921. | RANKINE, Gavin Gemmell (I-8800)
|
| 1721 |
The shark eaten uncle was William Mclntyre, a brother Willies mother; Maryanne McLean nee McIntyre, and not just a few months earlier, but about 6 years before in 1882! | MCLEAN, William John Hugh (Willie) (I-2325)
|
| 1722 |
The Smith family bible indicates that his nickname was 'Jack'. | SMITH, Robert William John (Jack) (I-3686)
|
| 1723 |
The Smith Family Bible notes that Agnes died in 1868. | MCLEAN, Agnes Jane (I-3094)
|
| 1724 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-1219
|
| 1725 |
The Smith Family Bible notes that Elizabeth was born in England. | DIXON, Elizabeth (I-3802)
|
| 1726 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-1217
|
| 1727 |
The Smith Family Bible notes that John was born in Jeparit on 31st January 1884. | SMITH, John Duncan Ernest (I-3630)
|
| 1728 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, KR (I-3717)
|
| 1729 |
The Smith Family Bible notes that Leonard was born in England. | BUTT, Leonard (I-3683)
|
| 1730 |
The Smith Family Bible notes that Margaret and Robert were married in 1920. | Family F-1195
|
| 1731 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-1222
|
| 1732 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, RJ (I-3688)
|
| 1733 |
The source is MyHeritage - this needs corroboration(Don Gordon Apr 2018)
21 Apr 2019 Researcher Lorna McLean has provided SP OPR evidence of marriage dated 2.7.1920 between Jane Hamilton and John Henderson in parish of HAMILTON | HAMILTON, William (I-8112)
|
| 1734 |
The source is MyHeritage - this needs corroboration. | HAMILTON, William (I-8112)
|
| 1735 |
The surname is sometimes spelled as Rhind, Rhine, Rind & Rynd. | RHIND/RYND, Susan (I-8636)
|
| 1736 |
The surnames of McLucais and McDougall are inter-changeable with this family. | MCLUCAIS (MCDOUGALL), Lachlan (I-8635)
|
| 1737 |
The Township of Mariposa was a municipality located in the southwest corner of the former Victoria County, now the city of Kawartha Lakes, in the Canadian province of Ontario.Wikipedia
There is no place named Mariposa Twp Victoria Ontario Canada. But there is a 'township' named Mariposa in Victoria, Ontario | MCLEAN, Angus (I-8709)
|
| 1738 |
The two youngest children of Hugh the Younger & Margaret McLean both died in infancy.
«b»JANE ANN McLEAN«/b» b. 29/1/1877 at Strathalbyn. Registered as "Jeanine".
Died: on 30/12/1878 aged almost two years. She was interred in the family plot at the Strathalbyn Cemetery. | MCLEAN, Jane Ann (I-5782)
|
| 1739 |
The two youngest children of Hugh the Younger & Margaret McLean both died in infancy.
«b»JEMIMA ADAM TANNAHILL McLEAN «/b»b. 3/8/1876 at Strathalbyn
Died: 6 months of age on 10/3/1879. She was also interred in the family plot at the Strathalbyn Cemetery. | MCLEAN, Jemima Adam Tannahill (I-5783)
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| 1740 |
The Volunteer Defence Corps (VDC) was an Australian part-time volunteer military force of World War II modelled on the British Home Guard. The VDC was established in July 1940 by the Returned and Services League of Australia (RSL) and was initially composed of ex-servicemen who had served in World War I.
Active: 1940?1945: Source Wikipaedia | POTTS, Louis Richmond VDC (I-5533)
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| 1741 |
The wedding celebrant was Rev James Farrell. The witnesses were Sarah Douglas and Donald Stewart. | Family F-898
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| 1742 |
The wedding celebrant was Reverend John Anderson. | Family F-1909
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| 1743 |
The wedding of Edith & Melvin was held at St Augustine's Church, Unley on 28th Dec 1946. The witnesses were Mavis Oliver Williams (machinist of Bridgewater) and Hugh Milne McLean (tailors pressor of Parkside). The officiating minister was Frank Weston. | Family F-2638
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| 1744 |
The wedding photo on page 134 of BRB states that the wedding was on 1938. | Family F-188
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| 1745 |
The wedding took place at the residence of Ellen's parents. | Family F-499
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| 1746 |
The wedding was at the 'Deaf & Dumb Church'- no evidence provided-:-NB Researcher Lorna Mclean 23.02.2021 | Family F-1378
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| 1747 |
The wedding was at the home of Ann's parents in Belvidere. | Family F-643
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| 1748 |
The wedding was at the residence of the father of Mary Ann. in Oakbank. Nowadays, Oakbank is 20 minutes from Callington. | Family F-2646
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| 1749 |
The wedding was held at the residence of William STEWART at Walkerville. | Family F-2751
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| 1750 |
The year of 1859 is written clearly at the top of Robert's birth certificate but what appears to be 1857, not clearly written, is next to his name. Confusion could have arisen if this baptism was arranged long after his actual birth but I doubt this because of what the certificate has 1857 written under the heading 'When Baptised'. It is most likely that 1857 is correct because his mother Olivia, could not have given birth to him in 1859, just a few months before his brother, Benjamin.
This note was entered by Don Gordon on 24th June 2017. | PARKER, Robert Henry (I-8366)
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| 1751 |
Their wedding was at Jewell's home in Narracoorte. | Family F-2947
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| 1752 |
There apparently is a cemetery at this church location =Sevenhill St Adelaide SA | MATTHEWS, Eliza Ann Lilla (I-8854)
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| 1753 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, VM (I-5924)
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| 1754 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | K, BJ (I-5417)
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| 1755 |
There are several things to take into account in working out when Ann was born - 1785 Vs 1801.
OPRs:-
* Scotland's People have 127 births between 1780 and 1810 of Ann MacMillan (with various spellings) but none with parents Ewen (Hugh) MacMillan and Christian Cameron. Closer searches along these lines might be more fruitful.
Maybe 1785:-
* Ann's gravestone has "Erected by David Smith .... to the memory of his spouse Ann McMillan, who died the 31st December 1842 aged 57". This points to a birth year about 1785. This has considerable credibility because surely her husband would know her age, and he would not have mistakenly recorded her as 57 years old, rather than 16 years younger as 41 years old. (The gravestone was probably arranged soon after 1843 which is the latest year of the death of the four people named on that gravestone.)
* Ann's gravestone has "her mother Christina Cameron who died 26th November 1842 aged 96 years". This indicates Christina's birth about 1746 which would make her 39 years old if Ann was born in 1785, but unlikely 55 years old if the birth was in 1801.
Maybe 1801:-
* The 1841 census has her 40 years old which indicates that she was born about 1801. It should be noted that census ages are often approximations - sometimes up to 5 years either way - so 35 to 45 years old.
* If she was born in 1801, she would have been about 26 years old when she married David who was about 31 years old at their wedding in 1827. This seems to make sense - rather than 42 years old which would make her groom was 11 years her junior.
Conclusion:-
* David was probably the informant both, for the census in 1841, and for the gravestone just a few years later. So how could he be mistaken by 16 years?
* Unless we come across other evidence, we are left wondering when Ann was born.
| MACMILLAN, Ann (I-9197)
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| 1756 |
There is a mystery that has so far failed to be untangled, as both Susannah Mary and J.S.D. remarried during the lifetime of each other. Divorce was difficult to obtain last century and quite rare yet there must have been one as they both married again. | Family F-750
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| 1757 |
There is some doubt about 1975. | BREDA, Giovanni (John) Martino (I-103)
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| 1758 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, M (I-2584)
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| 1759 |
There is some uncertainty about whether Ann was the mother of 'our' Simon. Catherine is another possibility - she was born in Duthil and Rothie. In the 1851 census, Simon lists Rothie as his region of birth. There is a possibility that Catherine died and then James married a Mary and/or Ann or Maryanne. (This information is from Desiree Leslie-Hughes.) | FRASER, Ann (I-8917)
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| 1760 |
There is some uncertainty about whether James' spouse was Ann and was the mother of 'our' Simon. Catherine is another possibility - she was born in Duthil and Rothie. In the 1851 census, Simon lists Rothie as his region of birth. There is a possibility that Catherine died and then James married a Mary and/or Ann or Maryanne. (This information is from Desiree Leslie-Hughes.) | LESLIE, James (I-8916)
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| 1761 |
There is some uncertainty about whether the parents of Heather Gwin McLellan are James Laidlaw McLellan and Ellen Kemp. These names are from page 71 of the McDonald history but the position on the page does not clearly show that they are Heather's parents. | KEMP, Ellen (I-5840)
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| 1762 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, BC (I-6856)
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| 1763 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, BC (I-6856)
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| 1764 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, MA (I-6855)
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| 1765 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, T (I-6857)
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| 1766 |
There may be mixed up with Jeffrey JEFFREYS who might have been was born barely 9 months after their sister Edith. Or Jeffrey and Graham may be the same person with an incorrect birthdate some where.
"Jeffrey Jeffreys" b. 8/1/1889 barely 9 months after Edith Amy
OR
Graham Jeffrey Jeffreys b. 30/4/1893 who married but left no descendants. | JEFFREYS, Graham Jeffrey (I-5232)
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| 1767 |
There may be mixed up with Jeffrey JEFFREYS who might have been was born barely 9 months after their sister Edith. Or Jeffrey and Graham may be the same person with an incorrect birthdate some where. | JEFFREYS, Graham Jeffrey (I-5232)
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| 1768 |
There was an epidemic of both scarletina and diphtheria that year and although most records give Margaret's death as from diphtheria. the official cause was registered as "scarletina". | MCLEAN, Margaret Ruth (I-3186)
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| 1769 |
There were 10 Smith children. The order is unsure. | MCLEAN, Isabell (Bell) (I-2707)
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| 1770 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, PH (I-1655)
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| 1771 |
this "source" details need to be broken down to each berndt family member. I was talking on FB GRoup and so just cut and paste the info to Marie Alwyn Berndt. ljmclean March 2020 | BERNDT, Marie Alwena Elizabeth (Elsie) (I-3808)
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| 1772 |
This date 1910 is not evidenced. However the SA BDM Registration Office reports his death is clearly 5 years earlier. Perhaps having lived and died, his family continued on? To be further evidenced beyond the BRB. Post note: Seawall was the location of R S Tassie death, that of his sons residence. | TASSIE, Robert Stewart (I-4980)
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| 1773 |
This George might have been the Geo H Thompson who was the informant for his mother's death certificate. He would have been aged 56 years when his mother died in 1921. His middle initial might have been H. He might have been living at Russell Street in 1921 as this was given as the place of the death and the residence of the informant.
(This note by Don Gordon in June 2021) | THOMPSON, George (I-9290)
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| 1774 |
This headstone defies records of SAGHS.The headstone of UNA Gemmell (prior to information of confirming Una's maiden name as Mary McCormack on 05.02.2022 by Researcher Lorna Mclean). However the SAGHS SEARCH entry of Mary Gemmell reads Surname:Surname: GEMMELL First Names:Mary Death Date: 06-Feb-1938 Age:68 Gender:F Marital Status:M Place of Death: Adelaide SA Residence:Fullarton Relative:James GEMMELL [H]
District:Adelaide SA Book/Page: 599/580
THE SAGHS RECORD IS CLEARLY 10 DAYS AND 2 YEARS DIFFERENT--:--
TO
GEMMELL First Names:Mary Death Date:16-Feb-1938 Age:68 Gender: F Marital Status:M Place of Death:Adelaide Residence: Fullarton Relative:James GEMMELL [H] District: Adelaide Book/Page:599/580. THIS IS CLEARLY REFERRING TO THE Mary Gemmells death as the WIFE JAMES GEMMELL since the indicator in square brackets [H] indicates he is her husband.
The third find is that of DIGGER DISCS OF SA by kind assistance of Judy Johnson of Mannum Historical Society on 4.2.2022 together with Researcher Lorna Mclean clearly stated UNA GEMMELL as the wife of James Thomas Gemmell and her maiden name as Mary Una McCormack and her father as John MCCormack. | MCCORMACK, Mary (Una) (I-8551)
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| 1775 |
This information found on MY HERITAGE but unable to confirm other than the matching names and DOB and the school document attached to the records on My Heritage. So this is subjective until further information confirms or refutes this school records. | NORMAN, Melville Rupert (I-1897)
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| 1776 |
This is opposite "Tik's" there being some reason this is the common name of Pauline/Ann/Anne/Pauline fathers name. His house, at 5 Melville Lane at Adelaide. Lorna Mclean researcher edited earlier version with little explanation, since seemingly not provided by family. 24.11.2021 | MCLEAN, Pauline Anne (Pamela) (I-5526)
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| 1777 |
This John died seven years after his son (John junior) was born in 1782. "John (born 1782) was deprived of his mother when five and his father in 1789 when seven years of age." H | MACMASTER, John (I-9142)
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| 1778 |
This John McPhee might have been born about 1820, if we assume that his father, Alexander, was about 20 years old when John was born. | MCPHEE, John (I-2727)
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| 1779 |
This male Arthur appears as only son born in SA. Where in fact the family travelled from Somerset via Liverpool on ship Reliance in 1851 with three children [born Somerset? assumed]. One died at sea. See all details on fathers profile Henry Crossman in EVENTS EMIGRATION NOTES SOURCES acquired from the shipslist website. 18.11.2022 Researcher Lorna Mclean | CROSSMAN, Arthur (I-241)
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| 1780 |
This marriage year is a correct guesstimate because it is written on son Robin Lindsay Clarke birth certificate. | Family F-1747
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| 1781 |
This marriage year is a guesstimate. The following years after Nov 1945 military discharge, and birth of first son in 1947. Harold's sister's Pauline and Margaret both alive at time of writing this. Both agree most likely to be married at Adelaide Registry Office as they recall them announcing. Son Robin confirmed to me on text message on 26 Nov 2018, Adelaide Registry Office. He also confirmed her name is Melva Ann Cornitha by providing me a copy of his birth certificate with her full name on it. His birth certificate advise the year of parents marriage as 1946.Robin advised by text that Bonny was a nickname on text message dated 2 Dec2018. | Family F-1747
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| 1782 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, AG (I-860)
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| 1783 |
THIS RECORD WAS NOT USED TO ALTER THIS PROFILE. SOURCE http://www.ww2roll.gov.au/Veteran.aspx?serviceId=A&veteranId=359781
KEOUGH, JAMES Service Number:N387865 Date of Birth 11 Aug 1895 Place of Birth CROOKWELL, NSW Date of Enlistment 30 Dec 1941 Locality on Enlistment DARLINGHURST, NSW Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin MAHER, MARGARET Date of Discharge 26 Oct 1944 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 20 AUSTRALIAN GARRISON BATTALION WW2 Honours and Gallantry None, Prisoner of War No | KEOUGH, James Stanley b.1897 Private (I-5380)
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| 1784 |
This was Gordon's third marriage - for 15 years until her death. | THOMAS, Patricia (I-5694)
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| 1785 |
This was provided by the Melbourne University in an extensive email offering all related info to Queenie. This writeup is focussed on the exclusive intent that those with a high level of music appreciation were also trained and tested for their ability to TEACH. Which since Queenie was a private tutor would have also received this London College of Music specific teaching. | PARKER, Olivia Mary (Queenie) (I-3811)
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| 1786 |
Thomas is the father of Nanny on her birth and marriage records. | TONKIN, Thomas (I-9300)
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| 1787 |
thought to have passed away at home in Innaloo WA buried at Guildford Cemetery WA | LODER, George Sydney (I-5760)
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| 1788 |
Today 17 Nov 2021 Researcher Lorna Mclean discovered after an exhaustive search for evidence of birth of "Adelaide Rose Hull. I am retaining this date 18 May 1870 in Brighton SA SOURCED | HULL, Adelaide Rose (Addie) (I-3807)
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| 1789 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | K, MD (I-5363)
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| 1790 |
TOWNSHIP OF NAVAN SA-SLSA records
"Passing By Tram Birthday News (Adelaide, SA : 1923 - 1954) Tuesday 30 November 1943 p 2 Article Illustrated
Abstract: ADELAIDE'S electric tramways system has its thirty-fifth birthday today, for on November 30, 1908, the first trial trip was 562 words Tagged as: Navan SA Digitised article icon
Note 2018-06-12 11:22:43.0
NOTED 1943 Navan SA, between Tarlee and Riverton, which, he said, had 300 settlers in 1868. As Navan was not in the directory, postal guide, or telephone book. I inquired at the Survey Department, and was told that it had been cut up as a private township. but apparently had not thrived. for last year its roads were closed and reverted to broad acres. | GLUYAS, William (I-8610)
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| 1791 |
Trinity Church in Adelaide. | Family F-2929
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| 1792 |
Triplets. One boy died at birth and the two girls grew up at twins. | JOHNSON, Eileen Agnes (I-7310)
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| 1793 |
Triplets. One boy died at birth and the two girls grew up at twins. | JOHNSON, Unknown (I-7313)
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| 1794 |
Triplets. One boy died at birth and the two girls grew up at twins. | JOHNSON, Unknown (I-7314)
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| 1795 |
TROVE NEWSPAPER WRITE UP TBC Chronicle (Adelaide, SA : 1895 - 1954) Thu 18 Jan 1945 Page 35 Out Among The People...GEORGE BALLINGALL DIES I HEAR that Thomas George Williamson Ballingall died at an Eventide Rest Home for Men near Adelaide last week at the age of 81. Well-known Central Australian identity, he spent 54 years at Alice Springs until the military authorities removed him to Oodnadatta a couple of years ago. George Ballingall, as he was best and widely known, was brought to Adelaide three weeks ago and his health. | WILLIAMSON, Thomas George (I-7097)
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| 1796 |
TROVE-MARRIAGE-THE WEST AUSTRALIAN, Wed 29 Sep1897 page 4 Family Notices. PHILLIPS STURGEON - On the 28th instant, at Fremantle by the Rev G Pitts, Joseph and second son of William Phillips, Esq JP of Wallaroo SA, to Frances Agnes, second daughter of George Harvey Sturgeon of Fremantle WA | Family F-1016
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| 1797 |
TROVE: The Mount Barker Courier and Onkaparinga and Gumeracha Advertiser (SA : 1880 - 1954) Fri 23 Sep 1927 Page 5 OBITUARY. Ann Sophia Raggatt died at Strathalbyn on Friday, September 16 1927 at the age of 99 years and six months.To have lived under four reigns,to remember the death of William IV, and the crowning of Queen Victoria, were the experiences of the late Mrs. Raggatt could claim. To the last she retained a lively memory of the tolling of the bells for her sovereign William XV, and possibly an even clearer one of the white dress, with white rosettes, which she wore for the celebration of the young Queen's Coronation. She was born at Marshfield Gloucestershire, and after her marriage to Mr. Thomas Raggatt in 1848 came to try her fortune in the young province of South Australia. | STEPHENS, Ann Sophia (I-7047)
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| 1798 |
Tuart Hill - from phone book in 1955
The same street (Morley Drive) but suburb Balcatta - from the family in 1995 | JOHNSTON, Muriel Heather (I-5758)
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| 1799 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | G, J (I-991)
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| 1800 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | G, N (I-992)
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| 1801 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | N, G (I-1335)
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| 1802 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | N, GM (I-1340)
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| 1803 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | A, ME (I-1710)
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| 1804 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | A, PG (I-1711)
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| 1805 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, KJ (I-1780)
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| 1806 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, BL (I-1781)
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| 1807 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, SP (I-2146)
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| 1808 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, LJ (I-2147)
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| 1809 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, ME (I-2464)
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| 1810 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, SH (I-2469)
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| 1811 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, S (I-2574)
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| 1812 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, G (I-2575)
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| 1813 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, R (I-2669)
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| 1814 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, B (I-2670)
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| 1815 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, JM (I-3263)
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| 1816 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, RD (I-3268)
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| 1817 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, AM (I-3429)
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| 1818 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, WJ (I-3453)
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| 1819 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, BE (I-3506)
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| 1820 |
Twin | LACKMANN, Yvonne Jean (I-3514)
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| 1821 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, MA (I-3616)
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| 1822 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, AM (I-3618)
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| 1823 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, JD (I-3692)
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| 1824 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, TJ (I-3693)
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| 1825 |
Twin | MCLEAN, Alfred John (I-3800)
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| 1826 |
Twin | MCLEAN, Edwin James 'Ted' b1871 (I-3801)
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| 1827 |
Twin | MCRAE, John James (I-3986)
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| 1828 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, E (I-4167)
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| 1829 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, A (I-4168)
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| 1830 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, NJ (I-4177)
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| 1831 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, AD (I-4178)
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| 1832 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, JK (I-4232)
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| 1833 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, GE (I-4233)
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| 1834 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | J, AM (I-4299)
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| 1835 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | J, SL (I-4300)
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| 1836 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, RF (I-4311)
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| 1837 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, RM (I-4315)
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| 1838 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | P, KL (I-4376)
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| 1839 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | P, AJ (I-4377)
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| 1840 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, LJ (I-4387)
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| 1841 |
Twin | HARRIS, Faye Elizabeth (I-4391)
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| 1842 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | T, MJ (I-4432)
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| 1843 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, LA (I-4514)
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| 1844 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, AA (I-4515)
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| 1845 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | I, NJ (I-4953)
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| 1846 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | I, ES (I-4955)
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| 1847 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, R (I-4988)
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| 1848 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, B (I-4993)
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| 1849 |
Twin | CURLEWIS, Brian Burnham (I-5002)
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| 1850 |
Twin | CURLEWIS, Margaret Burnham (I-5003)
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| 1851 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, EJ (I-5219)
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| 1852 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, ST (I-5277)
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| 1853 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | C, KA (I-5278)
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| 1854 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | K, CM (I-5434)
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| 1855 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | R, EN (I-5460)
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| 1856 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | R, DJ (I-5461)
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| 1857 |
Twin - This was a terrible birth :-
* Albert survived for only about 18 weeks.
* His twin brother was still born.
* Their mother died giving birth. | CHAPLIN, Albert J. (I-3098)
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| 1858 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, B (I-4993)
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| 1859 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, BJ (I-580)
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| 1860 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, E (I-4167)
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| 1861 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, AL (I-578)
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| 1862 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, A (I-4168)
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| 1863 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, SP (I-2146)
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| 1864 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, LJ (I-2147)
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| 1865 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | F, TP (I-2876)
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| 1866 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | F, ED (I-2877)
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| 1867 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, RM (I-5502)
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| 1868 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | S, AJ (I-5503)
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| 1869 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, AG (I-2801)
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| 1870 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, PM (I-2802)
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| 1871 |
Twins: 5 & 6 of the McRae marriage but 9 & 10 of the children who included the Abercrombie marriage of 4 children, of Mary McLean.
5. «b»JOHN JAMES McRAE«/b» born 7/9/1860 at Milang, S.A.
Died aged 20 years in 1880. Burial probably at Milang as not at Strathalbyn.
6. «b»MARY ANN McRAE«/b», his twin. born 7/9/1860 at Milang. S.A.
No marriage date found and who is believed to have lived into her 70s and dying in the 1930s.
Unable to trace detail. | MCRAE, John James (I-3986)
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| 1872 |
two more children of this marriage;
1.RANKINE James William Date of Birth: 15-Oct-1926 Father:James RANKINE Mother:Mildred WEBSTER Birth Residence:Point McLeay District:Wellington Book/Page:182A/18
2.RANKINE Roma Gertrude Date of Birth: 18-Mar-1928 Father:James RANKINE Mother:Mildred WEBSTER Birth Residence:Point McLeay District:Wellington Book/Page:209A/144
| Family F-3144
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| 1873 |
Two sisters married two brothers. | JOHNSTON, Muriel Heather (I-5758)
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| 1874 |
Two wives - first Isabella (died 1867), then Margaret FICKLING. | STARK, Alexander (I-655)
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| 1875 |
UNCERTAINTY: We cannot confirm that Susan is the daughter of James and Jane.
* Pro: The gravestone has "Susan daughter of James Rankine in Northballoch who died the 8th Feb 1834 aged 24 years" This same gravestone has the deaths of James and Jane.
* Con: If she was born in 1810, this is not compatible with her being born in the same year as her possible brother, James Gemmell Rankine (JGR). Also Jane would have been 40 years old, which is quite old for those times - except that it is already accepted that Jane is the mother of JGR.
* (This note by Don Gordon on 26th June 2021.) | RANKINE, Susan (I-9302)
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| 1876 |
Uncle Syds parents were Henry James WHALEY married in 1920 to Lyla Grace WOODWARD in Adelaide SA.
Uncle Syd was cremated and Aunty Flora kept his ashes until she passed away in the bedroom cupboard. His ashes were scattered and a memorial placed in Centennial Park Adelaide SA. He had unknown siblings. Two of certainty were Jean Violet b.1921 d.? and Lexie Gwenneth b1922 d1994. Thought to be two brothers(no evidence/detail). At the time of writing Aunty Flora has no known memorial plaque or ashes spread: Uncle Syd now has his ashes spread and a plaque in Centennial Park SA(no evidence to date). Author:Lorna McLean Niece to Uncle Syd and Aunty Flora on 18.7.17.
| WHALEY, Sydney Frank (I-8216)
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| 1877 |
unless there is a source stating that Christine wrote with her mark, perhaps this best attached to that source as a note and delete this line as "other events" | BLACK, Christina (I-2322)
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| 1878 |
Unmarked grave | WAY, Samuel Joseph (I-8495)
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| 1879 |
Unmarried | STRINGER, Gordon William Joseph (I-2003)
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| 1880 |
Unmarried | MCLEAN, Amy Maude Hillary (I-2561)
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| 1881 |
Unmarried, resided with his mother and step-father at Blackwood | STURTZEL, Jeffrey 'Geoff' (I-1604)
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| 1882 |
Unmarried. Moved to Westem Australia during the gold rush of the 1890s. There is a photocopy of a photograph of him taken in middle age, amongst the McLean collection and also a print of the picture of his grave at Merredin, W.A.
DEATH: at hospital, Merredin on 23/2/1938 aged 69 years.
HISTORY: Frazer, also called John or Jack corresponded with his sister Mrs Keough & her family at Strathalbyn.
A post card from Stanley Keough survives: "Dear Uncle Jack - I received your pretty card and like it very much. I hope you have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year - with love from Stanley." The card is undated but a 12 shows in the faint post mark, indicating 1912.
A West Australian relative has written the following without giving her name:
"John (Frazer) is remembered by his visits to his sister's (Elizabeth Ann Johnston) family. He searched for gold during the gold rush, settling in Merredin district where he worked as a farm hand until his death.
On one of his visits to his family he gave Clover & Heather celluloid dolls. These were then passed down to their own daughters. My parents were transferred to Merredin when I was twelve and I knew that John was buried in the old Merredin cemetery so I enquired at the shire about his grave but as it had no headstone didn't feel that I had found it.
As I worked at the Merredin Hospital before my marriage (as a clerk), l had the opportunity to check the records of both John & my grandmother who had both died there. I was surprised to that they had both died in exactly the same room, some ten years apart. Last year I returned to Merredin and found his unmarked grave and have placed a ceramic tile that I had painted for him."PL
lncidently the Stanley Keough post card is addressed to Mr J. F. McLean, Lance Wood Line, W.A. where he must have been working in 1912. | MCLEAN, John James Frazer (I-5554)
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| 1883 |
Unrelated | MCLEAN, Alan (I-2565)
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| 1884 |
Until she married in 1927. | KEOUGH, Christina (Tina) (I-5489)
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| 1885 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, U (I-2828)
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| 1886 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | J, NJ (I-5102)
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| 1887 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, Ab (I-2341)
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| 1888 |
Various senior appointments. She was headmistress of Black Forest Infant School on her retirement in 1965. | MCLEAN, Mona Mildred Agricola (I-3810)
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| 1889 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, VK (I-3837)
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| 1890 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | T, RE (I-4242)
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| 1891 |
Via Hamilton | LEHMANN, Christiane Ernestine (I-4452)
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| 1892 |
WA added by researcher Lorna Mclean 16.Nov.2022 assumed because of other locations provided for this couple within the profiles during my review of PLACE names spelling errors and omissions. | Family F-225
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| 1893 |
WA BMD 3540/1968 Mt Henry Nursing Home for the Aged in Nedlands Perth WA (closed around 1990's now Heritage Listed building) | RODWELL, Kate (I-8402)
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| 1894 |
WA for many years, then Burra and finally Nurioopta. | ALDAM, Allan Belton (I-3885)
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| 1895 |
WADDELL Groom Given Names:James Bride Surname:JOHNSTON Bride Given Names: Mary Ann Marriage Date:04-Apr-1874 Marriage Place:Res of John Johnston Broughton Groom Age: 33 Groom Marital Status: S Groom Father:John WADDELL Bride Age: 20 Bride Marital Status: S Bride Father: John JOHNSTON District: Daly Book/Page: 99/141
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BORN 14 JULY 1866 BREMER AND DIED 7 DECEMBER 1915 AT KOJAN UP WA KILLED BY HER HUSBAND MURDER. HUSBAND WAS JOHN HENRY EATT. AT ADELAIDE ? BORN. 5 CHILDREN, AND PAT STILL IN CONTACT WITH GRANDDAUGHTER. HAPPENED ON FRONT VERANDAH OF HOUSE AND CHILD GLADYS SNUCK OUT WITH WATER TO DRINK FOR MOTHER BUT SHE WAS DEAD.
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| JOHNSTON, Mary Ann (I-2743)
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| 1896 |
Walkerville is a suburb of North-east Adelaide CBD. | RANKINE, Gertrude Beevor (I-9391)
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| 1897 |
Walter named as father on his son's (Hary's) marriage record. | HAYES, Walter (I-8783)
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| 1898 |
Warren McLean's narrative has Hilda born in "Ki Ki dist Nai, South Australia". It is a tiny town, 145 southeast of Adelaide on the Duke's Highway - post code 5261.
(This note by Don Gordon on 26th June 2021) | THOMPSON, Hilda Victoria (I-9280)
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| 1899 |
Warwick Nursing Home in Unley. | MCLEAN, Eva May (I-1580)
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| 1900 |
Was born on 6/8/1892, believed at his maternal grandmother's (Mrs Potter) farm at Meadows, S.A.
His daughter Mary Benton has a photograph of Alen and his mother and one of J.S.D. and also has the latter's silver Christening mug engraved with his name.
Alen was educated at Meadows, possibly at the Knotts Hill School for which his Aunt Anne's (nee Beaber) husband George Oakley donated the land.
Alen received a small King James Bible from the Knott's Hill Methodist Sunday School in November 1902 and another award on 15/2/1903.
From Meadows he went to Adelaide to drive horse drawn trams but left this to go north, gold mining, then to Port Pirie to work at Forgan's Foundry. His interests when 'young were cricket, football and cycle racing. Port Pirie was to remain his place of residence. He did not marry until the age of 41.
Marriage: at the Catholic Church Spalding, SA. to Margaret Cecilia Browne.
Deaths:
Alen in his 52nd year on 26/7/1945 at Port Pirie.
Margaret Cecilia McLean on 25/8/1985 at Burra, S.A.
Both interred at Pt Pirie. | MCLEAN, Alen (I-2294)
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| 1901 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | P, R (I-1135)
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| 1902 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, HMB (I-1757)
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| 1903 |
Was this 2 sisters marrying 2 brothers? | LOVERIDGE, Daphne Irene (I-1758)
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| 1904 |
Was this 2 sisters marrying 2 brothers? | HORNBY, Donald Henry Winton (I-1773)
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| 1905 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | L, PR (I-1774)
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| 1906 |
Watergate is a homestead in South Australia. It is situated nearby to Flaxley, Green Hills Range, and Macclesfield. | LAIDLAW, Margaret (I-9396)
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| 1907 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, FR (I-786)
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| 1908 |
Waverley Cemetery NSW | BRABANT, Mark James (I-8726)
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| 1909 |
We can accept that there is a strong probability that Alexander and our Christina McPhee were siblings.
Alexander's death record (we could not find his birth OPR) has his parents John McPhee and Christian Cameron. The birth record of Christina McPhee has her parents as the same names. But how certain can we be that this is the same John and Christian? It is good that all the action is around Lake Arkaig and Fort William, around the right years, but we are still left with the possibility that there were two couples with the same names in that general area.
(This note by Don Gordon in January 2023) | MCPHEE, Alexander (I-2725)
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| 1910 |
We have not been able to confirm the names of Donald Camerons's parents, nor the date and actual location of his birth. We do have names of his wife and children - supplied by John MacLeod who stated his grandmother's grandfather was this Donald Cameron of Achnacarry.
We have considered that he might have been born around 1743 or 1752. It was probably near Aviemore. Several possibilities are explored in the research notes "D57 - Donald Cameron & Jean Robertson" in the SMALL PRINT directory on the left of the homepage. | CAMERON, Donald (I-3128)
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| 1911 |
We have not been able to confirm who Jean's parents were, nor the date and actual location of her birth. It was probably somewhere in Aberdeenshire between 1735 and 1754, particularly 1743 or 1752. Several possibilities are explored in the research notes "D57 - Donald Cameron & Jean Robertson" at the bottom of this profile. | ROBERTSON, Jane (Jean) (I-3746)
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| 1912 |
We have this man as being the father of John Oag MacPhee. The 'Oag' indicates 'the younger' or 'son of', so we have taken it that John Oag McPhee's father was named John McPhee.
(This note was by Don Gordon in February 2023) | MCPHEE, John (I-9330)
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| 1913 |
We know from marriage certification that Janet Jessie Graham was born or arrived as baby in arms due to her age and settlement of SA in 1838-see marriage certification of SAGHS on family to William Rankine. There is also her fathers name is James Graham NOTHING further is known of this family line/s. | GRAHAM, Janet (Jessie) (I-8384)
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| 1914 |
Website: THE SHIPS LIST VESTA 1856 REPORTS Ferdinand Juilius STABERNACK travelling alone with these details....Stabernack Ferdinand Julius 27 yoa Occupations; Shoemaker Reg No. 1528/3 DEPARTURE:Bobersberg Brandenburg Prussia BBI 56 | NAA 3172998
INTRIGUING ...maiden voyage of the VESTA IN 1856....brig Vesta, 242 tons, Captain E.C. Kross, from Hamburg 1st August 1856, Cuxhaven 2nd August, arrived at Port Adelaide, South Australia 29th November 1856 ... VESTA's Maiden voyage | STABERNACH, Ferdinand Julius (I-7998)
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| 1915 |
Wedding at James Rankine residence at Rankine's Ferry, on Hindmarsh Island. | Family F-3132
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| 1916 |
Wedding at St Barnabas Church, Stathalbyn. Witnesses were Albert Hugall, Barker and Mary Ann Johnston. | Family F-3177
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| 1917 |
Wedding at the residenceof James Rankine, Booyoolee. | Family F-3130
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| 1918 |
Wedding at the Riverton Trinity Church | Family F-2866
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| 1919 |
Wedding date is a guesstimate based on a newspaper clipping dating her as present "in the district 35 years at time of her death" at 75yoa.
http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/48247493?searchTerm=%22norman%20mcbain%22&searchLimits=l-state=South+Australia|||l-category=Family+Notices | Family F-1737
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| 1920 |
Wedding details attached to this profile. | Family F-3140
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| 1921 |
Wedding held at home built by Donald Mclean and family at Meadow Bank | Family F-5
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| 1922 |
Wedding in St Paul Church.
Information provided by Kaye Schofield who quoted Genealogical SA Marriage Index, Registration Book/Page 251/479. | Family F-447
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| 1923 |
WEDDING LOCATION: Caltowie is a town in the Mid North region of SA. It is on the Wilkins Highway and the Crystal Brook-Broken Hill railway line between Gladstone and Jamestown. | LAUBE, Ludia Wilhelmiene (I-515)
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| 1924 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F-1888
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| 1925 |
WEDDING: The West Australian, 21st Nov 1899, p4
Abbott-Sturgeon - on November 15, 1899, at the residence of the bride's parents, Beaconsfield. Edwin James Abbott, fifth son of the late Giles Abbott, Port Victor, South Australia, to Louisa Alberta Sturgeon, third daughter of George Harvey Sturgeon, Fremantle, late of Lowloit, Victoria, by Rev GE Wheatley, Wesleyan. | Family F-1017
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| 1926 |
WEDDING: Adelaide Observer, 20th July 1872, p2
Sturgeon-McLean - On the 17th July at Angas Plains (in the residence of bride's father) by the Rev F Slaney Poole B - George Harvey Sturgeon of Strathalbyn, son of the late Charles Sturgeon - to Christina McLean of Angas Plains, daughter of John McLean. | Family F-976
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| 1927 |
Wedding:(3rd) Groom:Phillips,Joseph Bride:Sims,Kate at Perth WA Reg No.473 Year:1922 | Family F-2784
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| 1928 |
Wesleyan Parsonage at Hutt St, Adelaide. | Family F-2551
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| 1929 |
West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA | MCLEAN, Eliza Ann b1851 (I-773)
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| 1930 |
West Terrace Cemetery Adelaide SA | WAY, Samuel Joseph (I-8500)
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| 1931 |
West Terrace Cemetery SA | JEFFREYS, Mary Ann Jane (I-4975)
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| 1932 |
West Terrace Cemetery SA | WAY, Melva Lindsay (I-8446)
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| 1933 |
Western Mail (Perth), 19th July 1918, Marriage on 29th June 1918 at Perth - RE Welchman of Perth, and Florence Sturgeon of Hindmarsh, Dowerin. | Family F-1018
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| 1934 |
When Robena turned 13yoa her mother Christian LESLIE nee MENZIES died ie 1855 and Robena was unofficially adopted to Ann Stewart family. Hence Robena LESLIE(born as) STEWART(adopted as).
ROBENA NAME VARIABLES;
Her birth was registered as Rabinia but this was over time spelled about several different ways. At her marriage it was Robena. At the registration of the birth of her daughter Jeannie, the mother's name was spelled Rheubina. At the birth of her daughters Christine and Grace, the mother's name is spelled Reubina. At the birth of her son Donald, the mother's name was given as Rubena. At Charlie's birth it was Rubina. And with Walter, it was Robina. At Amy's birth it was Robina. And at the birth of George Ross, the mother's name was given as Robena. At her death, her name was spelled Robena. | LESLIE-STEWART, Robina / Rabinia-notes... (I-7685)
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| 1935 |
When they were married, Jean and Fred lived in Hyde Park, then Clarence Park until 1940 when they went to the family home in Payneham.
In 1994, Jean was living with her only daughter, Mrs Pauline Murray, at West Lakes, SA. | MCLEAN, Jean Laurel (I-1458)
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| 1936 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | G, JA (I-3265)
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| 1937 |
Wife of John James Raggatt, sourced by Researcher Lorna McLean on 23 Jul 2017 from his headstone in alignment with genealogysa.org.au There are obviously issue as it is title "our dear father and mother..." though not listed. Further research on website to establish issue. | WESTLEY, Maria Mylie (I-8353)
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| 1938 |
Wiki offers "today" Balloch (/b??l?x/; Scottish Gaelic: Baile an Locha, IPA:[?pal??an????x?]) is a residential village four miles (6.4 km) east of the city of Inverness, Scotland. | RANKINE, James (I-9241)
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| 1939 |
Wiki, seems to imply the local parish is St Sennen in county of Brecknockshire the latter; later in time emerges as Breconshire.
| PRICE, David Watcyn Howell (I-4106)
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| 1940 |
Wikipaedia: summary of "Ooty" (short for Udhagamandalam) is a resort town in the Western Ghats mountains, in southern India's Tamil Nadu state. Founded as a British Raj summer resort, it retains a working steam railway line. Other reminders of its colonial past include Stone House, a 19th-century residence, and the circa-1829 St. Stephen?s Church. Its 55-acre Government Botanical Garden lies on the slopes of Doddabetta Peak. | HEATH, Albert Edward Major General (I-7743)
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| 1941 |
Wikipedia description of-:-Wasleys is a small town north-west of Gawler, South Australia. Roseworthy College is located around 6 km south of the town. At the 2011 census, Wasleys had a population of 372. | CONDON, Edith Gladys (I-8253)
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| 1942 |
Wikipedia description of-:-Wasleys is a small town north-west of Gawler, South Australia. Roseworthy College is located around 6 km south of the town. At the 2011 census, Wasleys had a population of 372. per Researcher Lorna McLean 28.1.2021 | Family F-188
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| 1943 |
Wikipedia description of-:-Wasleys is a small town north-west of Gawler, South Australia. Roseworthy College is located around 6 km south of the town. At the 2011 census, Wasleys had a population of 372. per Researcher Lorna McLean 28.1.2021 | LINES, Richard Lesley (I-563)
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| 1944 |
Wikipedia description of-:-Wasleys is a small town north-west of Gawler, South Australia. Roseworthy College is located around 6 km south of the town. At the 2011 census, Wasleys had a population of 372. per Researcher Lorna McLean 28.1.2021 | SIRES, Reginald William James (I-565)
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| 1945 |
Wikipedia description of-:-Wasleys is a small town north-west of Gawler, South Australia. Roseworthy College is located around 6 km south of the town. At the 2011 census, Wasleys had a population of 372. per Researcher Lorna McLean 28.1.2021 | INGLIS, Linda (I-562)
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| 1946 |
Wikipedia description of-:-Wasleys is a small town north-west of Gawler, South Australia. Roseworthy College is located around 6 km south of the town. At the 2011 census, Wasleys had a population of 372. per Researcher Lorna McLean 28.1.2021 | LINES, Douglas William SEE-NAA (I-585)
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| 1947 |
Wikipedia description of-:-Wasleys is a small town north-west of Gawler, South Australia. Roseworthy College is located around 6 km south of the town. At the 2011 census, Wasleys had a population of 372. per Researcher Lorna McLean 28.1.2021 | LINES, Mary Edna (I-591)
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| 1948 |
Wikipedia description of-:-Wasleys is a small town north-west of Gawler, South Australia. Roseworthy College is located around 6 km south of the town. At the 2011 census, Wasleys had a population of 372. per Researcher Lorna McLean 28.1.2021 | Family F-1267
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| 1949 |
WIKIPEDIA NAME SOURCE; Ucolta v. Lancelot
A town named Lancelot was surveyed in April 1877.[9][10] Nothing now remains of the town except the cemetery, and the state government declared that it had ceased to exist on 22 May 1980.[11] It was adjacent to the Barrier Highway where it crosses Willanowie Creek (about 4.5 kilometres (2.8 mi) south of Ucolta railway station) and is now incorporated in the bounded locality of Ucolta.[12] Lancelot cemetery remains managed by the District Council of Peterborough.[13][14]
It had been anticipated that the railway north from Terowie would pass Lancelot, however the railway was built further west to meet the east-west railway at Peterborough. In the 1890s, Lancelot had both government and Catholic schools.[15]
Researcher Lorna Mclean 11.11.2022 | INGLIS, Janet Rewa (I-8625)
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| 1950 |
Wikipedia; Willyaroo is a former village now on the southeastern outskirts of Strathalbyn in the Australian state of South Australia. It is crossed by the River Angas.
The name Willyaroo is believed to be an Aboriginal name meaning to invoke a good harvest.
The area was known as New Hamburg until the name was changed in 1916.[2] | CALLAGHAN, Margaret Mary (I-8049)
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| 1951 |
WikipediaQuick facts-:-
Undalya is a small rural town on the southern edge of the Clare Valley, in the mid north of the state of South Australia. It is located on the Horrocks Highway approximately halfway between the towns of Auburn and Rhynie, at the junction of the River Wakefield and Pine Creek. 28.1.2021 by Researcher Lorna Mclean | LINES, Mary Edna (I-591)
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| 1952 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, SR (I-4465)
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| 1953 |
Wilhelmiene Ludia LAUBE parents are Johann Fredrick LAUBE and mother: Wilhelmiene ZUCHT. Source SA BDM register https://www.genealogysa.org.au/index.php?option=com_search&Itemid=32
| LAUBE, Ludia Wilhelmiene (I-515)
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| 1954 |
William
Last Name: GLUYAS
Death Date: 11 Sep 1922
Gender: M
Age: 88y
Approx. Birth Year: 1834
Marital Status: M
Relative 1:
Relative 2:
Residence: Goodwood
Death Place: Prospect
District: Adelaide
Symbol: H
Book/Page: 456/474
genealogysa: is this the correct WILLIAM GLUYAS | GLUYAS, William (I-8610)
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| 1955 |
William died at his residence Sunnyside, Glenwills, (which is between Mannum and Murray Bridge) | WHITFIELD, William (I-8281)
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| 1956 |
William is named as the father on his daughter's wedding record. | VINECOMBE, William (I-9015)
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| 1957 |
William is recorded as being aged 77 years when her died in 1904. | WIEDEMANN, Wilhelm (I-8272)
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| 1958 |
William married his second wife Fanny Jaffrey on 1 Feb 1883, their firstborn-1884, second-1885, third-1887 then sadly William died in 1889. | RANKINE, William (jnr) (I-2223)
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| 1959 |
William Stewart WOOLFITT Death Date: 18 Aug 1888
Gender: M Age: 5m Born 2 Mar 1888 Marital Status: C
Relative 1: William WOOLFITT (F) Mother: Sarah Jane Williams
Residence: Strathalbyn Death Place: Strathalbyn Book/Page: 173/41 | WOOLFITT, William Stewart (or Stuart) (I-8786)
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| 1960 |
William was known as Donald. | MCLEAN, William Donald (I-6)
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| 1961 |
With his uncle Robert Keough | KEOUGH, Brian Glenwynne (I-5415)
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| 1962 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, P (I-32)
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| 1963 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | W, A (I-26)
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| 1964 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, JP (I-2313)
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| 1965 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | H, CC (I-1014)
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| 1966 |
Woronora Cemetery Sutherland NSW | DAWSON, Eliza Willock (I-778)
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| 1967 |
Yatina Cemetery - block B 45/46 | NUTT, Rowland (I-1239)
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| 1968 |
Yatina Cemetery - block B 45/46 | PLUMMER, Mary Jane (I-1240)
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| 1969 |
Year not known. | AMPT, Elisabeth (I-8073)
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| 1970 |
Year of birth: 1759 is entered as the year of birth by CraigSievenpiper1 in Family Search. No evidence was presented to support this entry but it might have been based on the 1851 census when a John McPhee was 92 years old (ie born 1759) and living in Camagahel which is near Fort William. However this census record could not have been our John because that household had a Margaret, born about 1787 which is the same year as our Christina. Margaret and Christina could not have been full sisters if they were born in the same year. John was not the father of them both, so the census record must have been a different John McPhee.
Although this census is probably not our John, nonetheless the year 1759 is reasonable because that year would have made him 28 years old when his daughter Christina was born in 1787.
See our D55 in SMALL PRINT on the home page for research notes about this.
Further evidence would be welcome.
(This note by Don Gordon on 20th June 2020) | MCPHEE, John Oag (I-7835)
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| 1971 |
Year of birth: Various genealogical websites including Family Search, WikiTree and MyHeritage have entries of years 1761 or 1765, without evidence.
Although the entries did not offer evidence, these years are reasonable because 1761 and 1765 would mean Christian would have been 26 or 22 years old when she gave birth to Christina in 1787.
Our research has indicated that Christian was born in 1771 because she was recorded as 40 years old when she was a witness in a court case in 1811. This would make her 16 years old when she gave birth to her daughter Christina.
Refer to our Research in SMALL PRINT on homepage menu. No D53 and D55 | CAMERON, Christian (Christ'n) (I-7836)
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| 1972 |
«b»1.«tab»Effie (Margaret) McLean«/b» born 31/1/1916 at Beachpon, S.A.
She was an Army sister, worked in the Northern Territory and Adelaide.
Married: Reginald Rattley and they had the Post Of at Barrow Creek. Divorced.
Margaret returned to Adelaide with her children and lived at Fulham Gardens with Archie and Grace. Archie and Grace's son Angus and family also lived with them when they moved from Queensland. Grace went to Darwin for a while to help her son Jim and his children after his wife was electrocuted.
Death: of Margaret aged 42 years of cancer on 27/10/1958 leaving 2 children. interred at Centennial Park Cemetery in the Military Section.
When Margaret passed away, Archie, Grace, John and Elizabeth moved to Port Noarlunga. When Archie died, Grace moved to Glenelg and then to Goolwa to be near son Jim.
Reginald remarried and was at the Farrell Flat Post Office. | MCLEAN, Effie (I-2396)
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| 1973 |
«b»3.«tab»Geoffrey Lionel Lackmann«/b», 3rd child and 2nd son of Ethel and Clarence Lackmann (2nd AIF and a Tobruk Rat),
Born 15/11/1921
Married «b»Elsie Isobel Brown«/b» (nee Graham), b. 10/6/1919 died 2/8/1987 at Robinvale, Vic.
Like many of his kinsmen, Geoffrey also served in the forces - in New Guinea and Borneo.
He was a good cricketer and footballer in the Murrayville area, and for many years in charge of the Robinvale Golf Club.
Residence: 9 Carrington Street, ROBINVALE, VIC.
One child. | LACKMANN, Geoffrey Lionel (I-3388)
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| 1974 |
«b»AGNES JANE McLEAN«/b» born 20/7/1850, at Strathalbyn, S.A. 3rd child of the 16 children of John McLean and his two marriages.
MARRIED: Thomas Chaplin (bom near Flagstaff Hill, S.A.) on 8/11/1876 at the family residence "Waterloo", Angas Plains S.A. The witnesses were Annie Chaplin, sister of Thomas Chaplin and D.H. McLean. brother of the bride. The original house name of "Waterloo Plains" was at the time still in use for registrations.
DEATH: of Agnes Jane Chaplin following childbirth at the age of 29 years at "Waterloo Plains" on 23/8/1879. It was a terrible birth - twins, with one still birth and the other, Albert, surviving for about 18 weeks..
She was buried at the Strathalbyn Cemetery. A son survived but the twins whose birth took her life did not.
CHILDREN:
(1) «b»John Herbert (or "Herbit") Thomas Sinclair Chaplin«/b» b. 11/6/1877. See further for descendants.
(2) A still-bom son (unnamed) buried at Strathalbyn 12/8/1879.
(3) «b»Alfred J. Chaplin«/b» buried at Strathalbyn aged four and a half months, December 1879.
SOME HISTORY: According to the S.A. Roman Catholic Archives, Thomas Chaplin was born 23/1/1853 and not in 1848 as the printed record indicates, his parents being Thomas and Mary (nee Coleman) Chaplin.
DEATH: of Thomas 21/8/1940 aged 87 years, buried at the Willunga Cemetery. The descendants from the only surviving child John Herbert Thomas Sinclair ("Sincu|ar" at the registration) Chaplin. He was incorrectly named in the Will of his grandfather John McLean of "Waterloo Plains" as Albert and left 50 pounds ($100) in 1903. "Herbit" as he is recorded married Blanche Clarissa May Cook (b. 1883) in 1903.
The following article appeared in the "Southem Argus", Strathalbyn dated 1l8l1929:-
«i»"Mr Thomas Chaplin of Nangkita, who recently celebrated his 81st birthday was born at Marion, and his home stood near the old Flagstaff Mill. When quite young his parents moved to Morphett Vale, where he received his eariy education, at Miss Daniel's Private School. He remembers the Scotch Church at Morphett Vale being bumt down, also the moving of the old mill, known as Andersons.
He started to eam his own living very young and when only eleven years of age took a team of bullocks with a load of wine from Morphett Vale to Adelaide, down Tapleys Hill. About this time his father went away with a man named Taylor, to work at Mosquito Plains near Naracoorte, and they heard from him several times, then the gold rush broke out and he was supposed to have goneto Melbourne, but they never heard of him again.
The family moved nearer to Adelaide, and he went with other teamsters wheat carting from Undilla to Gawler, their camping place for the bu/locks was where Tarlee township now stands. Later he came back to Watenoo Plains, near Strathalbyn to work for Mr John McLean, arid from therehe went to station hand to Mr Allan McFarlane, at Wellington Lodge.
Mr McFarlane named him 'Young Australian' and with a horse named 'Gan'ie', he was usually sent round the station to run in stock, and being a good horseman and able to use the stockwhip, he had many a good gallop. Later he went up the Murray and crossed over where the bndge now stands, but had to swim the horses aver - the river being too high for the punt. Tom and Will Raggatt, from Strathalbyn, were often with him.
On another occasion he went mustering some store cattle at Doctors Creek with six other young fellows four of whom were named Tom, namely Tom Graham, Tom Raggatt, Tom Ryan, Tom Hamson and Jack Phillips and Bill Cotton. These cattle were very wild, and they had some difficulty in getting them into the sale yards at the Robin Hood Hotel yards. The auctioneer, the late Mr James Close, was in the yard pointing out one particularly bullock to a prospective buyer, the late Mr William Maidment, when someone called to them look out'. Just as a bull charged, the auctioneer quickly threw down his high hat and he and the buyer got out. The others all following straight into High Street one rushed into the chemist shop (then owned by Mr Miller), turned round and charged out. There was some excitement until they were safely yarded.
Somewhere about this time he went to night school, kept by Mr Noye, who helped quite a number of young men to better their education. For several years he worked for the late Mr William Richardson 'Dalveen' and through him went to work for Messrs W and H Dunn, at PekinaExtension between Orroroo and Booleroo Centre. He claims to be the man to use a binder in that district, people coming from many miles to see the machine at work, and was like a show at times. Some farmers could not agree as to the capabilities of both machine and man and they wrote to Mr Richardson for advice, but by the time they received a reply their crops were too ripe to be cut with the binder.
He remembers going to Mannarie Station when the country was opened up, it then took three days to go from Adelaide to Jamestown, and the roads were terrible. On one occasion when he was travelling by coach between Clare and Georgetown, the only lady passenger on board started to cry, and when asked the reason said that she couldn't sit on the seat and hold her baby, so this young man put aside his bashfulness and nursed the baby for the remainder of the rough
journey. There was plenty of shooting to be had on these trips, wild turkeys being very plentiful, and many a shot be had off the old coach.
One shearing season he went with a lot of other young fellows to Fowlers Bay and Point Brown, expecting to make a good cheque. The trip took them over a week and when they had been shearing ten days the musterers came in with word that all the sheep were dead, and no likelihood of boat for three weeks. There was some swearing among the men, and they had several meetings to try and arrange a way of returning to Streaky Bay some throwing away their clothes and packs, intending to tackle the M/iliuipie desert, when news came that a boat was in, then there was a scramble for cast off packs, etc some being so afraid of missing the boat that they wouldn't stay for dinner.
Some years after this he came back to Strathalbyn, and he was working for farmers around Angas Plains and later for Sir Lancelot Stirling. both at the Lodge and Highland Valley, also for Mr John McCullum. 'Angas Bank'. He was for some time Manager for Mr James McCord and still holds references from several of these gentlemen.
His wife was Agnes, the third daughter of the late Mr John McLean, who died some years after the marnage, leaving him with a son, three years old who died in Ade/aide Hospital of pneumonic in in 1917. His second wife, who is still living, was Miss Virtue Hailstone, Sheoak Hills.
Mr Chaplin came to Nangkita over forty years ago and has resided here ever since. For some years he was butchering and dealing, and later took up gardening and daiiying, until recently he had a greengrocers business at Currency Creek and Goolwa. He is still hale and hearty and able even now to do a fair day's work."«/i» Concluding "Southern Argus" report. | MCLEAN, Agnes Jane (I-3094)
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«b»Albert Howard Warland«/b» born 25/9/1873 at Strathalbyn, the 2nd child of Edward and Harriet (nee McLean) Warland.
Marriage: to «b»Caroline Lottie Cakebread«/b» (b. 15/1/1875, Encounter Bay). They had 6 children but all but two died young.
History: Albert (Bert) Warland grew into a tall, broad-shouldered man with strong features and thick black hair and moustache. ln 1900 when the young couple married they first lived in a small cottage still standing adjacent to the later camping grounds in Victoria St. He possessed a deep bass voice and like his father was a popular choice at concerts, his favourite rendition being "Sons of the Sea" together with his wife Caroline, a soprano, with whom he often sang duets. Both were Sunday School teachers at the Congregational Church, Victor Harbor. They later took up residence at the Cakebread homestead on Mill Road, Encounter Bay. Until 1914 Victor Harbor formed part of the Council of Encounter Bay.
Bert was aged 26 when he followed O. B. Huchinson early in 1900 as District Clerk for the Encounter Bay Council, his territory 108,000 acres. At the wedding of 28/9/1900 the fashions were the talk of the town as 8 bridesmaids and the impressive party posed under the Cakebread verandah for photographs.
ln 1897 Bert had gone into partnership with J. Grovenor with 900 acres of virgin land in Back Valley (sections 376E - 377, 369) and in 1901 Bert bought out his partner. When not attending Council duties he cleared land which included fertile swamps and grew high quality vegetables. A small dwelling was erected there and Edward the father, in his retirement, spent much time doing odd jobs. Ben donated land for a school at Back Valley and also for St. Francis Church which opened in 1947. The family retained the property until 1969.
Of the 6 children of Bert and Caroline 4 died young with 3 being lost when each was aged 23 years. Two daughters remained. These tragic events greatly affected the family and Bert became even more involved in town and district affairs. Besides being district clerk he was elected Town Clerk 1914 and Secretary of the New Year's Sports begun in 1870. His efforts saw the opening of the South District Hospital in 1929. Largely through his initiative the Soldiers' Gardens were planted after W.W.1. and the seawall built. The local oval, the Victor Harbor High School and a multitude of civil improvements were due to him including his untiring promotion of tourism. His manner was brusque but his heart was kind and generous. For 51 years he was Clerk of the District Council and he was noted for his horse drawn sulky. In 1923 he was appointed J.P. and M.B.E. awarded in 1943 for outstanding services to the town. Caroline supported him always, though ever sad at the loss of her children and the fact that the two remaining daughters left the district when they married. She was organist at Newland Church opened in 1918 at Encounter Bay.
Bert retired in 1950 (by then widowed) and due to his health was obliged to use crutches. His name is recorded in Warland Avenue, Warland Reserve and a "House" of the local High School. He was one of the most civic minded men of the southern district.
Deaths:
Caroline Lottie Warland died at Adelaide on 26/11/1945 aged 71 years.
Albert (Bert) H. Warland died at his residence on 31/5/1960 in his 87th year. His coffin was carried to the family grave at Victor Harbor by prominent citizens and followed by a host of mourners. On his headstone is engraved: "We|l done thou good and faithful servant, enter thou into the joy of the Lord." | WARLAND, Albert Howard (I-4048)
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«b»Alexander James (Jim) McLean«/b» born 8/3/1919 at Beachport S.A. 3rd child of Archie and Grace (nee Jones) McLean.
Married twice : 1st during W.W.2 while sewing with the RAAF in England - to «b»Margaret Blyth«/b» of Forrd, Northumberland at Berwick-on-Tweed, Northumberland. She came to Australia as a war bride.
Death: by accidental electrocution on 28/12/1956. interred at Darwin, N.T. She left 3 children.
2nd Marriage: to «b»Betty Price (b. Hackham) nee Perry«/b» and widow of John Price of Pt Noarlunga, S.A. who had children Robert John and Margaret Ann Price. They married at the Catholic church in Sturt SA.
On return from overseas, Jim had done gold mining then joined the Northern Territory Police Force. Due to war related illness he took early retirement and came south.
He did bar work at Adelaide and moved to Christies Beach.
Death: at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital on 5/10/1976 aged 57 (of a brain tumour). Interred at the Military Section Centennial Park.
His wife Betty, now Mrs Russ, having taken the name of her late partner of 12 years, Murray Russ, and resided at Tumby Bay, S.A., is now of Christies Beach, S.A. | MCLEAN, Alexander James (I-2409)
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| 1977 |
«b»ALFRED JOHN McLEAN«/b» ) Twin sons of John and Mary McLean,
«b»EDWIN JAMES McLEAN«/b» ) born at "Waterloo" Angas Plains on 16/10/1871.
The twin boys were the 3rd and 4th sons, and 12th and 13th children of this family.
The twins were only 13 months old when their mother died of "milk fever". She had breast fed the twins up to the time she died.
Their father, John McLean, found himself in an invidious position as it seems the older members of the family were not inclined to become responsible for them. It was arranged that Miss Elizabeth Dixon be housekeeper and she and John married in the twin were 2.5 years old.
Ted McLean (Edwin James) in later years was to give full credit to his stepmother for the manner in which she managed affairs on the farm. Elizabeth was a good manager and an economical housewife. Ted used to describe how nothing was wasted, and the children could eat for instance "bread and butter, or bread and jam" but not all three items together. He used to say "if it hadn't been for her, there would have been no farm in the end!"
The twins farmed "Waterloo" Angas Plains in conjunction with their father.
MARRIAGE: ln 1899 Edwin James McLean and Adelaide Rose Hull, of Adelaide, were married in Strathalbyn. Edwin had met his wife through her brothers who had been working in the district.
At this time Edwin had not commenced construction of his subsequent home, "Maplemore" on Section 2075 opposite "Waterloo". As a temporary home he established separate living quarters in the end of the farm barn. The framing of this temporary accommodation can still be seen today!
In the meantime the biggest development ever known in agriculture occurred with the development of the artificial plant manure - superphosphate. This has previously been mentioned.
John McLean died aged 87 years
Subsequently in the execution of John's will, Alfred and Edwin McLean jointly purchased the whole "Waterloo" property, which they continued to farm on shares until 1919.
MARRIAGE: ln the meantime Alfred John McLean in 1904 married Miss Marie Alwena Elizabeth (Else) Berndt, of Adelaide, a friend of Ted's wife. Mrs McLean, Senior, and her daughters. Elizabeth and Florence, moved into Strathalbyn to live and Alf with his bride, occupied the "Waterloo" homestead. Ted and Addie in the meantime having moved to their new home "Maplemore".
Up to this time they had been childless, but by odd circumstance both ladies became pregnant within a few weeks of each other, Else and Alf having a daughter, Mona Mildred Agncola, and Addie and Ted also a daughter, Loma Edith, - Mona born on 23/5/1905 and Lorna on 14/7/1905.
Mona became a teacher in the S.A. Education Department, holding various senior appointments being Headmistress of Black Forest Infant School on her retirement in 1965.
Loma became a triple-certi nursing sister, holding various appointments throughout the State before retiring as Matron, Port Lincoln Hospital. She died on 17/4/1975 at the Royal Adelaide Hospital.
Mona McLean, aged 90 years, currently resides in good health, at Linden Park. Being the senior living descendant of John and Mary McLean.
DEATH: Alfred John McLean's death occurred suddenly, at the age of 35 years on 6«sup»th«/sup» March, 1907, at "Waterloo" Angas Plains in the following circumstances:- "In the evening he proceeded to disinfect a room in the house by means of a solution of carbolic acid and water to eradicate fleas, using a watering can as he had on previous occasions. On the completion of the work he walked towards the stable trough, to rinse out the can and complained of sickness.
He called out to his wife, "Else, l'm poisoned; get me some salt and water.' She immediately got the emetic, which he swallowed. He tried to take a second dose, but fell to the ground and all possible means were used to restore consciousness. He died within two or three minutes.
A Police inquest was held - Mr Edwin J McLean, twin brother, stated that the deceased was 35 years old and in the best of health. He held a lantem in the room during the disinfecting process. The nozzle fell off the can once or twice, and his brother was careful to hold it with a piece of paper to replace it.
He believed the door of the room that was being fumigated was shut. Dr Curtis was of opinion that death was caused through the deceased inhaling carbolic acid fumes
The jury recorded a verdict - "That death was due to accidental inhalation of poisonous fumes".
Following this fatality, Mrs Else McLean continued to share farm the property, in conjunction with her brother-in-law, Ted McLean, until 1920.
DEATHS: ln 1914, Mrs Addie McLean became ill with a then incurable disease, pernicious anaemia, experiencing a long illness until her death on 25th April, 1918.
This disease these days is virtually unknown, and a patient showing symptoms is speedily prescribed drug treatment now available.
She was buried in the Strathalbyn Cemetery.
2ND MARRIAGE: ln the meantime, Ted McLean remarried in Melbourne on 26/7/1919 to Miss «b»Olivia Mary Parker«/b», who had relatives in the district » an aunt, Mrs Agnes Oldfield, near Milang.
Mrs Olivia McLean was a talented musician, beingan Associate of the London College of Music. She taught music and played at various functions - her most successful pupil locally was Mr (later Senator) Gordon S. Davidson.
In 1920 Mrs Else McLean retired to Norwood. She took up residence at 66 Beulah Rd, Norwood, being most hospitable to the family of her brother-in-law, Ted McLean. She died in Adelaide on 10/3/1943.
Ted and Olivia had three sons - Alfred in 1920, John in 1921 and Ben in 1925.
In 1928 Ted won the Southern Wheat Crop Competition with a crop grown where "Navarino" homestead is now situated. Ted called this paddock the "pine paddock" because it was vegetated mainly with native pines when cleared.
This crop was an excellent and heavy crop, and because of a riding accident just prior to harvest, Ted was unable to reap the crop himself. He engaged Mr Bill Day of Milang to reap the crop with a Case side-engined tractor and header. This was the tractor used on McLean properties.
DEATH: Ted McLean continued farming on "MapIemore" Angas Plains until his death on 23«sup»rd«/sup» August, 1950 at Strathalbyn.
Mrs Olivia McLean stayed with Else McLean and her daughter Mona, prior to the birth of Olivia's youngest son, Benjamin Emest McLean. ln 1942 Else built, with her daughter. Mona a modem home at Linden Park where Mona continues to reside in 1995, aged 90 years.
DEATH: Mrs Olivia McLean died on 2nd August 1955, at Strathalbyn. | MCLEAN, Alfred John (I-3800)
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| 1978 |
«b»ALICE MAUDE MARY McLEAN«/b» born 14/6/1864 at "Coewey", Lake Alexandrina. Her name was written in his Gaelic Bible by her father Hugh the Elder as "Alis Moade Mary".
MARRIAGE: c. 1900 to Julius (Otto) Stabemack (b. 1871 at Lobethal, SA). This was changed to Tweedvale during the 1914 - 1918 war due to its German name - later reverted to the original Lobethal. With some other Stabernacks Otto appears in Directories as a worker at the Lobethal Woollen Mills early this century. Glad Gardner recalls going by train on Sunday afternoons with her mother and sisters to visit this great aunt at Lobethal who was by then widowed in the 1920s. Later,
Alice was at Croydon, near Adelaide.
DEATHS: Julius Otto Stabernack aged 52 years on 9/8/1923, at Lobethal. Alice Maude Mary died on 30/3/1940 aged 76 years at hospital, Unley, S.A. When Otto died and her only daughter Reta married and lived at Echuca, Victoria, Alice joined her there. Due to her dislike of Jim Brown, husband of Reta, she returned to South Australia and took a house at Huitle Street, West Croydon near Adelaide up to the time of her death in 1940. Alice and Otto were both interred at the Lobethal Cemetery. Alice was buried 1/4/1940. | MCLEAN, Alice Maude Mary (I-2751)
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| 1979 |
«b»Alice Melvina Pearl Smith«/b» b. 9/1/1908, Jepant, Vic.
First marriage : «b»Leonard Butt«/b» born 1907 in England. Died 26/5/1961.
History: "At 14 Melva lived in Mildura. Once they went to Piangal near Swan Hill. They had trotters. (She is still interested in trotting.) They set up a cafe at Meeitine serving 200 meals a day. They went from Ouyen to Piangal, camping overnight. Floods crossed the road. They got all of the women to the other side of the river and a bull charged the trotter. Her father shot the bull (which was a crime as it was not legal to shoot any one else's cattle).
Piangal was a great fishing place and on a direct line to Koolnan, a soldiers settlement, by train. They were given land but it was sandy soil. She can remember a young wife with a little baby who died from dehydration. Her father made a coffin for the baby.
Melva went to Mildura High School by "dray" (six horses pulled a covered dray). She recalled stealing some oranges and being made to walk five miles home as punishment."
One child, who was still born - «b»Leonard Smith Butt«/b» born 3/7/1927 at Auburn - still-born.
2nd Marriage: to «b»Lloyd Thomas«/b» who died in 1983. | SMITH, Alice Melvina Pearl (I-3682)
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| 1980 |
«b»Allan (Murray) Keough«/b» b. 1/4/1899 at Strathalbyn, the 4th child of James Stanley & Christina McPhee (nee McLean) Keough.
Married: «b»Myrtle (Pearl) Stevens «/b»(b. 29/6/1901 - of Litttehampton, S.A..
His occupation: Plumber & earlier an electrician.
Residence: North Parade, Strathalbyn, after several years at Mooma Station, N.S.W.
Deaths:
Pearl died on 16/9/1956 aged 55 years. interred at Strathalbyn on the 17th.
Murray died on 14/4/1951 aged 52 years. Also interred at Strathalbyn Cemetery.
Obituary: "Southem Argus" dated Thursday 19/4/1951.
"The death occurred at Strathalbyn on Saturday (14th) of Mr A. M. Keough at the age of 52 years. Mr Keough's health had not been the best for a long time but no-one anticipated his passing. For many years he was employed at the Strathalbyn Corporation Electric Power Station but in recent years he started business on his own account Littlehampton who with two daughters, Barbara & Janet & three sons - Ronald, Graham 8- David survive. His remains were privately laid to rest on Monday when the Rev. A. W. Cooper of '
CHILDREN ...................................: | KEOUGH, Allan Murray (I-5448)
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| 1981 |
«b»Allan Belton Aldam«/b» b. at Noarlunga, 19/2/1901
Married twice - divorced twice. No children. Dates not traced, ~
He had lived in W.A. for many years then at Burra, S.A. and at Nuriootpa, S.A.
Allan died at Gawler S.A. approx. 1970. | ALDAM, Allan Belton (I-3885)
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| 1982 |
«b»Allan McLean«/b» born 24/9/1906 at Wallaroo, S.A.
Died: on 28/3/1908 aged 18 months. interred at Wallaroo. | MCLEAN, Allan (I-5608)
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| 1983 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | B, AM (I-2773)
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| 1984 |
«b»Angas Borrett«/b», the youngest child of George and Henrietta (nee Jeffreys) Borrett was born 8/4/1893 at the house of his grandmother Ann Jeffreys (formerly Leslie) nee McLean at Strathalbyn.
"Southern Argus" dated 23/3/1899a : Accident at Langhorne's Creek - which might have proved very serious. It happened last Tuesday morning last. Mr George Borrett of Tolderol was driving with his son about six years old (note: Angas was b. 1893) towards Langhorne's Creek when the harness strap broke and the horse became unmanageable, pulling Mr Borrett out and turning the cart over on the boy. There were a lot of hurdles in the cart and these were thrown on the lad's legs. The side of the cart fell on his face. The little lad received some painful wounds on his face, while Mr Borrett sprained his ankle and will not be able to get about for some time."
In due course he inherited the historic "Raydon", Langhome Creek of his father and grandfather and farmed there for many years.
Married: at the age of 23, Alice Augusta Ada Potts (known as Dolly) who was born 16/9/1895 at Langhome Creek, S.A. being a member of the Potts family of the famous Bleasdale Winery, Langhome Creek. In this year of 1917 Angus built "Berrydale", Langhome Creek, for his bride, and it gas been passed on to first his son and then and at present to his grandson Dudley (known as George)
Deaths:
Angas Borrett at the age of 83 years on 26/1/1977 at Adelaide. He was known within the family as "Jerry".
Alice on 25/3/1971 aged 75 years at Strathalbyn.
They were both interred at Langhome Creek - leaving an only child.
One child - Snooks born 1920 at Strathalbyn. | BORRETT, Angas (Jerry) (I-5189)
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| 1985 |
«b»Annie McLean Borrett«/b» born 29/7/1886, 4th child of George and Henrietta Barrett (nee Jeffreys) » the only daughter.
Born at Langhome Creek.
Married: her 1st. cousin Stanley Gordon Jeffreys (b. 23/11/1885 at Nuriootpa, S.A.) eldest son of Edwin and Wilhelmina (Strother) Jeffreys.
FROM THE "SOUTHERN ARGUS" OF THURSDAY 6/3/1913:
"Christ Church C. of E. Strathalbyn was the scene of a very pretty wedding yesterday afternoon when Miss Annie Borrett, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Borrett of "Raydon", Langhorne Creek, was married to Mr E. Jeffreys (error for Stanley Gordon Jeffreys) - son of Mr and Mrs Edwin Jeffreys late of Strathalbyn, (meaning formerly as was the custom then). The Rev. T. Percy Wood performing the ceremony. The church was prettily decorated for the occasion and the choir attended. The bride was very handsomely gowned in ivory satin with a heavily embroidered overdress of chiffon and wore a beautiful rich lace veil with orange blossom daintily arranged and she carried the customary bouquet.
Her bridesmaid, Miss Shepherd of Adelaide. wore a pink gown and a large black picture hat. Mr Angus Borrett, the bride's brother, acted as groomsman. At the close of the ceremony Mr and Mrs Borrett entertained a party of friends at a reception at the church hall where Messrs. J. Farrant and Co. had laid out a dainty spread, and congratulations and good wishes were freely bestowed on the happy couple who were the recipients of a lovely lot of wedding presents."
So far as can be traced by Directories, Stanley Gordon Jeffreys was a farmer and as there were no descendants more details cannot be ascertained. At the time of this marriage S. G. Jeffreys farmed at Murraytown, S.A. and was also a land and estate agent. In due course he and Annie retired to 43 Oxford Terrace, Unley, near Adelaide, but then called "New Parkside".
By 1934, S. G. Jeffreys appeared in Directories as at 242 Glen Osmond Rd, Fullarton, S.A. as "F3l'l'T'l8l'", but the Oxford Terrace, Unley address appears to have been their last home.
Death: on 11/7/1947 of Stanley Gordon Jeffreys, husband of Annie (nee Borrett) at the age of 63 years (suddenly) at his residence 43 Oxford Terrace. Unley, New Parkside. (Newspaper Notice).
Death: of Annie Jeffreys, his wife and first cousin on 13/4/1970 aged 83 years at a Nursing Home, Walkerville, near Adelaide. Both were interred at the North Road Anglican Cemetery.
Leaving no descendants. | BORRETT, Annie McLean (I-5185)
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| 1986 |
«b»ARCHIBALD SINCLAIR McLEAN«/b» born c. 1854 at Strathalbyn, the 5th child.
DIED there aged 6 months (1st ofthe name). Dates not registered. | MCLEAN, Archibald Sinclair b. 1854 (I-4447)
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| 1987 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | A, AMKW (I-4695)
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| 1988 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, AM (I-2977)
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| 1989 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | K, B (I-5450)
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| 1990 |
«b»Betty Lorraine Keough«/b» b. 11/2/1928, Strathalbyn. _
After her education at the Strathalbyn Primaiy & High Schools, Betty worked at the Bells Stores & was an usherette at the local Picture Theatre.
Marriage: to «b»Dean Edwin Hughes«/b» at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Dean was b. 29/7/1925. They removed to Adelaide and for a time she worked at the Myer Emporium, Rundle St.
Death: of Betty Hughes at the age of 44 years on 13/4/1975.
Residence: Beaumont, S.A.
Her husband remarried Elizabeth Schuman (b. 13/10/1932).
Betty and Dean had two children - Karen in 1955, Adelaide, and Tracey in 1962, Adelaide. | KEOUGH, Betty Lorraine (I-5357)
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| 1991 |
«b»Brian Maxwell McLean«/b» b. 29/7/1932.
Occupation: Shearer.
Two brothers, Brian (17yrs) and Donald (19 yrs) were killed in separate motor cycle accidents just one month apart.
Death: on 23/12/1949 aged 17 years at Hamilton Base Hospital, Victoria.
From the "Border Watch" of 22/12/1949:
"Brian Maxwell McLean aged 17 years 01 Kongorong died in the Hamilton Base Hospital on Tuesday from severe head injuries sustained when his motor cycle failed to negotiate a turn near Dunkeld on Fnday night. The youth was returning to Dunkeld after a run on his machine along the Victoria Valley Road. He failed to take the turn and crashed through a post and rail fence. Three panels of the fence were smashed. He was removed to the Hamilton Hospital by ambulance. McLean had been shearing on the Mount Sturgeon Estate and had returned to Dunkeld on Friday afternoon after completion of his duties. Although not a dangerous road the Victoria Valley Road is classed as one that has to be negotiated with care. A man was killed at the same bend in similar circumstances four years ago. The youth was a son of Mr and Mrs L. D. McLean of Kongorong. He was a student of Mount Gambler High School leaving about three years ago. In recent months he had been shearing. The funeral took place at the Mt Gamblier Cemetery this afternoon." | MCLEAN, Brian Maxwell (I-4924)
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«b»CATHERINE McRAE «/b»born 26/6/1854 at Milang, S.A.
MARRIED: William Morris (at a Catholic Church). Date not found.
CHILDREN: Believed to have had two daughters - these were mentioned in a newspaper report of the presentation of a stained glass window to the Catholic Church of the Good Shepherd, Strathalbyn. Unfortunately these notices have been mislaid. The daughters were not named.
DEATHS:
William Morris - no newspaper notice in the "Argus" but his burial at the R.C. Section of the Strathalbyn Cemetery took place on 10/2/1927. He was aged 76 years.
Catherine Morris died on 20/3/1929 aged 75 years and was interred with William in grave no. 84.
OBITUARY: "Argus" of 28/3/1929. (Thursday)
"The death took place last week of the relict of the late Mr William Morris formerly well known of this district and her remains were laid to rest in the Strathalbyn Cemetery on Thursday last. The Rev. Father Fahy officiated at the service." | MCRAE, Catherine (I-3877)
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| 1993 |
«b»CHRISTINA McLEAN«/b», born 28/7/1848, at Strathalbyn.
MARRIED: George Harvey Sturgeon, born 1846, who had arrived in S.A. at the age of 5 years with his parents, Charles and Elizabeth Sturgeon, by the ship "China" in 1852. They farmed at "Sunnyside" Strathalbyn.
They married at "Waterloo" Angas Plains on 17/7/1872 just prior to her 24th birthday. The witnesses were:- Elizabeth Sturgeon, Strathalbyn; Mary Ann Jones, Belvidere; John McLean, Angas Plains and Agnes Jane McLean, Angas Plains. The Rev. Slaney Poole (Church of England) of to an obituary Christina and George farmed at Gladstone, S.A. but left for Victoria in 1883. There were two obituaries which Jill McDonald found for her book, "Ewen and Rachel McDonald and Descendants" published in a Melbourne paper, but undated.
"The death is reported by our Nhill correspondent of Mrs Christina Sturgeon, whose father Mr John McLean, with his brother Allan, assisted their father, Mr Donald McLean, who grew the crop of wheat in South Australia, at Marleston near Adelaide in 1838".
The more extensive account gave that she died at the house of her daughter, Mrs Thomas Warner, "Dow Well" Nhill, aged 82 years on 30/10/1930. She and her husband left Gladstone in SA. for West Wimmera, Victoria, in 1883 and that they were among the settlers at Lawloit, McKenzie Springs, Vic. Further that she was the second daughter of Mr John McLean. And that her family consisted of six children of whom only Mrs Warner survived.
There were 11 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
DEATHS: It then mentioned that her sister the late Mrs Richard Jones, and her own husband, George Henry Sturgeon, had died two and a half years previously, following a motor car accident. Both were buried at Nhill.
The family of six children, comprised 5 children born in South Australia and the last child in Victoria.
(1) Beatrice Mary Sturgeon, born 10/2/1874, at Strathalbyn.
(2) Frances Agnes Sturgeon, bom 1/5/1876, at Gladstone.
(3) Louisa Alberta Sturgeon, born 8/2/1879, at Gladstone.
(4) Charles Buscombe Sturgeon, born 25/2/1881, at Gladstone.
(5) Florence Jessie Sturgeon, born 16/6/1883, at Gladstone.
(6) Albert John Sinclair Sturgeon, born 1890 at Nhill.
Following the marriage of Christina and George Sturgeon, they farmed for a time at Strathalbyn. Their eldest daughter, Beatrice, about 1907 wrote an account of the family which is here abridged.
George Henry Sturgeon was born in Suffolk, England, and besides farming with his father and brother at Strathalbyn, he conducted a carrying business between Adelaide and Strathalbyn before the railway was built. He did the same from Gladstone, S.A. until 1883.
In that year he took up land at Lawloit, Victoria, travelling overland with his wife and family of 4 children, by wagon and dray. On arrival he pegged 30 acres, taking up more land in due course. Beatrice records that they left Gladstone in August, 1883, and that Christina's brother-in-law, Richard Jones. took the whole family with a few possessions in a dray to Lawloit, and on the night they all slept on bags of chaff on the ground in the open with the sky as their roof. They then set to work to build a temporary hut 25 feet long and 15 feet wide, divided with wheat bags for partitions. The sides of the hut were made by placing 2 or 3 sheets of iron horizontally - there was an iron roof.
Beatrice refers back to her fathers early years, saying that not being able to attend school during the day his education took place at night school, which was further helped by books brought out from England. One year at the Strathalbyn farm, 1000 bushells of wheat was reaped, which was considered a big harvest at that time. it was sold for £1,000.0 ($2,000). Flour was £1/5/- a bag.
George Sturgeon was particularly fond of horses, which led him to becoming a teamster. At Gladstone he used 8 to 10 horses, caning merchandise between that town. Laura and Georgetown, prior to the move to Victoria.
That dwelling was near some crab holes for water for domestic use, His next duty was to clear enough land in readiness for crops - no fallowing then, all hands working and helping - mother and children were his only aid, picking up sticks and burning off. When the crop was growing, the parents and children took turns going around the crop, even late at night and then before daybreak, hunting off the trespassing rabbits and kangaroos which were very numerous. Then came the task of cutting posts to fence in the block, and clear a few more acres for cropping.
The work was done by bullocks, and as they had to find their own forage, they were only worked for a few hours a day. When unyoked they would ramble for miles unless minded, and having no fences it came to the lot of the two eldest girls to hunt for them and bring them home. This often meant miles of walking, quite often wading through the Lawloit and Menrvyn swamps, near McKenzie Springs. They helped yoke the cattle, and sometimes drove the team while their father used the plough. Crops were badly affected by rust, and burning off was practised as mentioned above.
When store goods were required four bullocks were yoked to the dray, and the family would set off for Kaniva. Going one day, slaying overnight at Yanipy with the Richard Jones' and returning the next day or two. They made 4 or 5 trips a year. As the rail terminated at Dimboola, wheat was carted there, or to Horsham; or let to contractors with horse teams. The mail coach went from Nhill, through Lawloit to Kaniva, and would bring groceries or meat when ordered.
It was the practice of the Sturgeons to rear pigs, and kill them for pickling. Saturday afternoons were usually spent in the scrub hunting kangaroos and rabbits to cook with the pork. The children took home broombush for sweeping the house.
The wheat sown was called Golden Drop. Incidentally, the pigs were slaughtered when weighing 60 to 100 lbs. Good mutton was rare. When carcases of sheep of squatters were found, the wool was removed and taken home, scoured and used to stuff mattresses. But, George Sturgeon was better off than when he was forced to work at a very early age, with only raw turnips to take for his lunch.
After two or three years it was decided to build a new house. Large wide planks were sawn from gum trees, for door and window frames with mud bricks for the walls. At the same time bullocks were replaced with horses, so stables were built also. During these preparations the father let his adze slip, slicing right through his boot and severing his big toe! By 1907, the only survivor of the Sturgeons who emigrated, besides George himself, was his sister, Mrs Blatchford of Adelaide in her 83rd year, and still caring for her 85 year old husband. George's brother and another sister were deceased.
Four of the Sturgeon children were born in South Australia, and the youngest in Victoria. A Warner family history was published in 1979, dating from 1802 showing that their 5«sup»th«/sup» child (Thomas) married Beatrice Sturgeon. | MCLEAN, Christina (I-2951)
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«b»CHRISTINA McPHIE«/b» (as registered) McLEAN bom 11/7/1849, at Strathalbyn.
MARRIAGE: by special licence at St, Matthew's C. of E. Kensington, S.A. by the Rev. W. W. Ewbank, to Mr «b»James Payne«/b». solicitor of Strathalbyn. youngest surviving son of the late Samuel Payne Esq. of Payrieham House, Payneham, S.A. She was shown as the 2nd daughter of Archibald McLean of Angas Bank, Strathalbyn, and "no cards by request". Notice in the Adelaide "Register".
One child - Samuel born 1871 at Payneham
DEATH: James Payne died aged 28 years of consumption, at the residence of his mother, Payneham House, Payneham on 17/4/1872. Burial at West Terrace Cemetery.
As a widow she became the keeper of a superior Guest House at Semaphore and did very well for herself and only child.
DEATH : Christina died of heart failure at Woolnough Rd, Largs Bay on 20/7/1920 aged 72. Her residence was Newman St Semaphore. Interred West Terrace Cemetery.
The will of Christina Payne (nee McLean) was dated 4/2/1920 and she was then of Newman Street, Semaphore. She left a number of legacies.
To her brother Charles Soward McLean 500 pounds ($1000), of Kongorong, S.A. near Mt Gambier, to her sister Rose Anderson Bundey of Brighton, S.A4 widow, 500 pounds ($1000). To her nephew Henry Bundey, teacher of the deaf and dumb at Brighton, 500 pounds ($1000). To a Payne nephew 100 pounds ($200). To her sister Harriet Cooper Warland wife of Edward Wanand (licensed victualler) the interest on 500 pounds ($1000) and at her death to be divided between the 2 sons of Harriet. A headstone was to be erected and money for the upkeep of her grave put aside.
The residue of Christina's Will was left to six neices. These included three daughters of her brother Charles (Soward) McLean and three daughters of her late brother George Henry McLean. | MCLEAN, Christina McPhie (I-4088)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | K, CA (I-5373)
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«b»Christine Ivy Loder«/b» b. 24/11/1952, Merredin, W.A.
Married 1st: Frank Aquino - divorced.
Children:
(1) Danielle Francesco Aquino b. 30/8/1978.
(2) Katherine Margaret Aquino b. 6/4/1981.
Married 2nd: Peter Hamer who has daughters Janica & Justine Hamer from an earlier marriage.
Peter had two daughter's from an ealier marriage before marrying Christine. Peter and Christine didn't have any children together. But they cared for four girls - two from Christine's first marriage to Frank Aquino, and the two from Peter's previous marriage.
Residence: Tonbridge Way, Morley, W.A. where the 4 girls live with Christine & Peter Hamer. | LODER, Christine Ivy (I-5753)
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«b»Clifford Otto Stabernack«/b» b. 2/4/1901 at Mt Lofty, S.A. (newspaper notice). _
Death: at the age of 18 years (by accident) on 20/9/1919 at Croydon. He had been working as a shop assistant.
"RAILWAY FATALITY
YOUTH KILLED AT CROYDON
On Saturday afternoon, at about 2:30, Clifford Stabernack, about 18 years of age, who resided with Mr D. Manning, of PrestonSTABERNACK, Clifford Otto (I-2753)
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«b»Clyde Boyce Aldam«/b» b. 6/8/1903, Noarlunga, S.A. _
Married: «b»Clarice Mary McDonald«/b» (b. 16/10/1903) of Noarlunga at the Morphett Vale Baptist Church.
Occupation of Clyde: Farmer and business man.
Deaths: He died 22/9/1977 - aged 74 years. Clarice died aged 89 years at Millicent, S.A. on 20/12/1992. Both cremated at Centennial Park.
Child: Janet in 1929. | ALDAM, Clyde Boyce (I-3886)
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«b»Colin James Lackmann«/b». b. 28/11/1918 at Pinnaroo, S.A. - killed in action with 2nd A.l.F. in Tobruk on 15/9/1941.
Lance/Bombadier Colin James Lackmann was named after his uncle, Colin Donald Sydney McLean, 5th and youngest child of Donald Henry and Ellen McLean, who was killed at Brae, France, while serving with the 1st A.l.F.
Colin was educated the Murrayville State School. He first worked as a slaughterman and delivery man for a local butcher, then went mustering cattle in Queensland and New South Wales.
He then joined the Royal Australian Artillery at Queenscliff, Vic., and enlisted in the 2nd A.l.F. in 1940. He participated in the siege of Tobruk for 5 months, and was killed only days before they were to be withdrawn from the area when Tobruk was handed over to English troops.
Like his namesake, Colin McLean, he was just 22 years and 10 months of age at the time of his death. A "Rat of Tobruk" he was killed on 15/9/1941. | LACKMANN, Colin James Bombadier (I-3364)
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«b»Darryl John McLean«/b», b. 3/5/1948, at Strathalbyn, S.A.
Occupation: Farmer.
Married: «b»Joyleen Edith Fischer«/b», b. 1949 at Hamley Bridge, SA.
Resides: at "Battunga Park", (PO Box 130) Milang, SA. 5256.
Darryl has a soil conservation approach to farming. He has received a S.A.F.F. Merit Certi for services to agri-politics.
He is a life member of the Milang Football Club, past President of the local School Council and a member of the Angas Bremer Water Resources Council.
Joy places high value on being a successful wife and mother and finds fulfilment in teaching and exhibiting traditional patchwork and quilting.
Two children..... | MCLEAN, Darryl John (I-3826)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, DHb (I-3336)
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«b»Doris McLean«/b» (no 2nd name) b. 10/4/1901 at Wallaroo, S.A.
Married: «b»Arthur Roy Kempster«/b» at Wallaroo where they both lived all their lives. Arthur son
of Henry Kempster was b. 15/8/1896 at Wallaroo.
Deaths:
of Arthur at Wallaroo aged 69 years in 1965. _
of Doris Kempster on 1/4/1989 aged 88 years at Wallaroo, S.A. interred there with her husband.
CHILDREN....................: | MCLEAN, Doris (I-5560)
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«b»Douglas Hopetoun McLean«/b», b. 20/9/1924 at Murrayville (returned 2nd AlF Service)
Married: at Preston. Vic, Valda Dorothy Kenney. b. 1/8/1927, at Burwood, Vic.
Residence: 9 Childe St. Stawell, Vic.
Enlisted in the A.l.F. at the age of 17 years and 4 months. Served in the South West Pacific area from 13/2/1942 to 15/8/1946.
Served with the P.M.G. Department and Melbourne and Metropolitan Tramways Board, Vic. then the last 30 years with the Victorian Public Service as follows:
Dept of Crown Lands and Survey as Inspector of Land Settlement; Inspector of Lands; Land Management Of Retired at Stawell 20/9/1984. | MCLEAN, Douglas Hopetoun (I-3256)
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«b»DUNCAN McRAE Jr«/b» born 29/11/1852 (probably at Strathalbyn at the senior McLean's).
The "Belvidere Hotel" between Strathalbyn and Angas Plains was licenced to D. McRae 1872 - 13/9/1874 and it is not sure whether this refers to his father, also Duncan McRae or to himself, From 14/9/1874 to 1880 the "Wellington lnn" at Wellington West on the Murray River was held by Duncan McRae. Again it cannot be ascertained, but this last would appear to have been the son.
No record of a marriage has been found.
DEATH: on 2/4/1881 at Adelaide, aged 28 years, interred West Terrace Cemetery.
His father, Duncan McRae (senior) died 20 years after Duncan (junior). | MCRAE, Duncan (I-3876)
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«b»ELIZA ANN McLEAN«/b», was the 6th daughter and 8th child of John and Mary McLean, born at "Waterloo" Angas Plains, on 14/8/1861.
She died on 24/3/1864 of diptheria, aged two and half years, and was buried in the Strathalbyn Cemetery. She was the last of three children, who died within 2 months of each other. | MCLEAN, Eliza Ann b1861 (I-3626)
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«b»ELIZA JESSIE McLEAN«/b», was the 8th daughter and 10th child of John and Mary McLean, bom at "Waterloo" Angas Plains, on 5/7/1866 - d. 28/9/1956.
She attended the Angas Plains Public School, and after leaving school, lived at home for some length of time.
It is said that John McLean disowned her in 1887, after the birth of an illegitimate daughter.
Her Genealogical history has been contributed by Pamela Anne Nicholls of 4 Wendt St. Tintinara, S.A.
DEFACTO: «b»Richard Bent«/b». He was the father of Eliza's only child, «b»Jeannie Winniford McLean«/b» b. 12/9/1887 at Angas Plains,
MARRIED: «b»William (Bill) Samuel Andrews«/b» b. 21/1/1890. | MCLEAN, Eliza Jessie (I-3748)
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«b»ELIZABETH FRANCES McLEAN«/b» was born at "Waterloo" Angas Plains, on 3/9/1876, being the daughter of John and Elizabeth Francis McLean-the business end of the two sisters.
She attended the Angas Plains Public School with various other members of the family as the closest school of the time.
She resided as an adult at "Waterloo", but when she was about 28 years old, on Alf's impending marriage in 1904, she moved to 12 Chapel Street, Strathalbyn. This dwelling had previously been the Primitive Methodist Church manse. She lived there for about 53 years. She died unmarried on 8/10/1957, age 81 years, and was buried in the Strathalbyn Cemetery.
See also the notes in the profile of her sister, Florence-known as Flossie and the gentle one. | MCLEAN, Elizabeth Frances (Lizzie) (I-2945)
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«b»Ellen Elizabeth McLean«/b» - born 14/12/1881 at Minyip, Vic.
Marriage: at St. James Baptist Church, Beulah. Victoria - with the consent of her father to Patrick Lavery (aged 37) - (Ellen aged 24). The Rev. James Ewart officiated. Of the 2 witnesses only Robert Johnstone's name can be deciphered on the certificate. Patrick Lavery was b. 27/4/1869 at Sandford, Victoria to Hugh Lavery (blacksmith aged 26) and his wife Mary Jane (nee Smith) aged 20. Hugh was from Annagh, Northern Ireland and Mary Jane from Monagham, Ireland. Patrick was
a farmer and Ellen a domestic and both were of Beulah.
Residence: Sheep Hills, Ouyen, Vic., after their marriage. Patrick became a foreman with the Victorian State Rivers Department.
Deaths:
Ellen in her 33rd year on 6/9/1914, leaving 2 children.
Patrick Lavery died aged 74 years on 7/12/1943. As can be seen dates and ages at marriage and death often do not "add up". The birth certificate of Patrick on 1869 (parents married 1868) and his 1906 marriage are an exception and correct. He was 12 years older than Ellen.
On the death of Ellen, Barney (7) and Hugh (4) went to live with their grandparents Soward and Maria McLean who reared the boys along with their own 12. Maria was a wonderful person and a fantastic cook, the oven was full at all times. Patrick Lavery married again and did not have a close association with the boys until they were grown up. Barney went to live with him at Ouyen during the Depression, but Hugh went on to further his studies and became a school teacher
Kongorong was very wet when the boys were small, as very few drains were dug to clear the water. In many places one could row a boat. The two boys rode a horse to school as did many of the students. Grandfather Soward warned the boys that they must not ride the shon cut through the Swamp during Winter because if they fell off it was deep enough to drown them. They were late one night and rather than get a hiding for being late they swam the horse through the
Swamp and water was up to the horse's back. The boys only got the bottoms of their pants wet and thought Grandfather would not notice, but they forgot to rub down the horse. They couldn't sit down for a week..,..
CHILDREN........: | MCLEAN, Ellen Elizabeth (I-4453)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | D, EL (I-3635)
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«b»Elsie Louisa Warner«/b» born 10/3/1903 at Lawloit, Vic.
Married: Rev. Samuel (Christopher) Wilcock. He was bom in England and arrived in Australia at the age of 20. No children.
History: After education at Lawloit and Winiam and Melbourne High School, she matriculated to become a teacher for 19 years, at Preston, Stawell, Mt Mercer, Bulwarra, Horsham, Lake Boga, Beaufoit and Warburton. During these years she won prizes for her crochet work at shows including the Royal Melbourne. She married at 40. Christopher was a home missionary and Elsie helped him to become an ordained Methodist minister. Their Victorian Parishes included Beach Forest, Coleraine, Timboon, Mitiamo, Jeparit, Moe, Balaclava, Elsternwick, Brunswick, Ballarat, Murumbeena and Glenhuntly. Both were excellent artists and musical, his baritone voice being particularly good. They travelled overseas extensively and visited his people in the U.K.
Death: of Christopher Wilcock on 23/10/1972 aged 60 years interred at Springvale, Melbourne.
A tribute paid by the Rev. Sir G. Irving Benson (in brief). This was at the funeral service at the Murrumbeena Methodist Church. Christopher was born at Castleford, Yorkshire, a quiet country town dating back to the Roman occupation. As a child he lived at Barton by the Humber River with its Saxon church amongst beech trees. He was an Evangelist in and out of the pulpit. He served at a dozen Victorian churches, Ballarat and Oakleigh, The remainder of the tribute (2 pages) concerned religious matters.
During the three years following, Elsie grew orchids for charity, but ill health forced her to enter nursing homes. She died on 14/11/1989 aged 87 years at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Ballarat. Interred at Springvale, Melbourne. | WARNER, Elsie (I-3070)
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«b»Elspeth Margaret McRae«/b» b. 1892 - registration date not found.
No details but the Genealogical Index gives her death as 1961. | MCRAE, Elspeth Margaret (I-3938)
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«b»Estella Christine McLean«/b» born 9/4/1893 at Beulah, Victoria.
Remained at home to aid her mother, and was about 19 when the family moved to Kongorong_ S.A.
Married: «b»Charles James Talbot «/b»(b. 1/9/1882) farmer of Tantanoola, S.A. and a cousin of James Edward (Ted) Ashby, her sister Maria Mabel's husband. They dairy farmed at Moorak, S.A
Deaths:
Charles James Talbot on 5/11/1954 aged 72 years.
Estella Talbot died aged 84 years, on 16/5/1977. | MCLEAN, Estella Christine (I-4719)
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«b»Ethel May Victoria McLean«/b», 3rd child and 1st daughter of Donald Henry and Ellen Joanna McLEAN,
Born. 22/7/1893, at Kiata, Vic.
Married: at Adelaide, S.A. to Clarence Ferdinand Lackmann, b. 8/10/1891, at Miriam, Vic
Deaths:
Ethel died at Murrayville, Vic. in her 86th year, on 15/5/1979.
Clarence F. Lackmann, died 17/1/1947 at Melbourne, Vic.
Clarence Lackmann served overseas with the 1st A.l.F. and was wounded in action in France. He was again serving with the Garrison Forces in World War ll, and served at Kerang, Murchison, Colac and Broadmeadows. He died while still serving in the Australian Army at the Hreidelberg Hospital, from thrombosis at the age of 56 years, leaving his wife, Ethel, and 11 of their 12 children.
Clarrie worked his farm north of Murrayville prior to entering the A.l.F. and worked many long hours lumping wheat at the Murrayville Railway Station, and rearing sheep also.
He was an outstanding sportsman in the district, winning many trophies for his golfing prowess. He also played cricket and football.
12 children. | MCLEAN, Ethel May Victoria (I-3196)
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«b»Gemmel Tassie«/b» born 21/7/1901 at Perth, W.A. O.A.M.
Occupation: Doctor of Medicine. degrees from the Adelaide University. Practised at Murrayville. Victoria after being House Surgeon at the Royal Adelaide Hospital; 14 years at Murrayville. At Adelaide 1939. Awaiting call up torthe 2nd A.l.F. but the call did not eventuate. Continued practice in S.A.
Married: Dorothy Taplin (b. 17/6/1906).
Residence: (1994) McLaren Vale, S.A.
CHILDREN.......: | TASSIE, Dr Gemmel OAM (I-5098)
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«b»George Borrett«/b» born 14/11/1883 at "Lake View", Langhorne Creek, where his parents George and
Henrietta apparently farmed before coming into "Raydon". _
Married: (in N.S.W.) Georgina (Ena) Alice Grant (b 25/6/1893 at Heathfield, Sussex,
England).
Death: of George on 20/11/1960 aged 77 years at Chalswood_ N.S.W. Death of "Ena" not
traced.
CHILDREN.................: | BORRETT, George (Jnr) (I-5123)
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«b»George Stephen McLean«/b» b. 15/4/1900 at Beulah_ Victoria, the 11th of the 12 children.
Unmarried.
Moved to Kongorong with his parents.
Occupation: Windmill "Fixer". That is the setting up and repairing of windmills.
After the death of his parents he moved in with his sister Myrtle "Girlie" at Mt Gambler. It is said that she "wore the pants". nagged him and called him a silly old fool. George was M.C at local dances when Girlie played the piano.
Death: at Mt Gambler on 22/5/1982 aged 82 years. interred at Mt Gambler Cemetery. | MCLEAN, George Stephen (I-4968)
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«b»HARRIET COOPER McLEAN«/b» born November 1847 at Strathalbyn, S.A. She was about 15 when her mother died in 1861 and she probably had to be housekeeper in her place but with Janeway grandparents at Sections 2743 arid 2751 at Angas Plains there was help at hand. Archie was of Angas Bank, Strathalbyn until 1869 but had also "Melrose", Angas Plains, and it is not clear where the family lived.
MARRIAGE: Notice from the "Registed newspaper, Adelaide;-
On 6/1/1870 at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. John Anderson, Mr E. Warland of the Dry Plains to Harriet, eldest daughter of Archibald McLean Esq. late of Strathalbyn. ("late" meaning formerly, so the ceremony would have been at "Melrose".)
HISTORY: of the Warlands appears in "Brief Encounters at Victor Harbor 1802-1982" compiled by Madeline Brunato and also references in "0/d Strathalbyn" by Nancy Gemmell. Some of the main facts are given here. William and Alicia (Ebshie) Warland from Tollard Royal, Wiltshire, with 4 sons left England on 8/7/1839 by the "Singapore", (302 Ions, Capt. Hamilton) and reached S.A. on 11/11/1839. An epidemic of typhoid took the life of their baby Edward but on 9/11/1839, two days before they arrived another son was born and also became Edward, and who at 30 married Hamet McLean. The family went to Yankalilla to the dairy farm of J.B. Hack to work until 1842 when William built the "Wheatsheaf lnn" - now called "Warland Inn" at Echunga. It had 20 rooms and was popular during the gold mining boom in that area. In 1869 Edward who had taken over from his father, farmed briefly in the north, unsuccessfully, moved to Dry Plains beyond Angas Plains where he farmed at the time of his 1870 marriage. After that he was at Strathalbyn where he tried a baking business, became a Councillor and married Harriet. Two sons were born at Strathalbyn. Nancy Gemmell's book gives further details as does the "Southern Argus".
Edward and Harriet commenced a school at Strathalbyn in 1871 at the comer of South and West Terraces in a single brick room away from the house which had a vine covered verandah. In the reminiscences of Maggie (Bell) Richardson who was a pupil at this school, she says that discipline was strict and punishment was administered with either a strap or a doubled up leather rein.
For a time Edward had the "Victoria Hotel" at Albyn Terrace facing the park and River Angas. In those days the Angas Mill was used as an Assembly Room and at concerts there Edward and Harriet were amongst the performers. His song "Tell Me Mary How to Woo Thee" was a great favourite. He was also violinist and played for the barn dances held at farms. The Biographical Index had Edwards occupations as farmer and publican but school teaching is not mentioned.
The Warlands left Strathalbyn in 1877 to take over the Railway Hotel at Port Elliot where Edward, always interested in civic affairs, was one of the founders of the Pt Elliot Institute Hall. The next move was to Victor Harbor where Edward built a two storeyed house on the sea front and named it "Austral House". This became a licensed hotel in 1881. The aborigines at a nearby camp soon discovered that Harriet was very generous with left over food. The "Austral Hotel" became later "Pipirikil Guest House" and remained so until the building was demolished in the 1970s. The 3rd
child and only daughter was born in 1884.
In 1922 following Edward's death. the "Southem Argus" gave some details of Edward's life - "silvery sweet tenor voice - man of rare gifts and diverse character - deeply thoughtful and far-seeing - wonderfully observant - exceptionally musical - pure tenor - host of friends at Strathalbyn before his years at Pt Elliot and Victor Harbor and that when the "Austral Hotel" was built at Victor Harbor the locals regarded it as far too ambitious. There are however no details of
Harriet's life.
DEATHS: Edward Warland died at Victor Harbor aged 83 years on 14/8/1922 and was burried there. His Obituary in the "Southern Argus" of 31/8/1922 repeated some of the above information:-
"Mr Edward Warland of Victor Harbor died on Monday at the age of 83 years. He came to S.A. in 1839 in his first year and lived with his parents at Yankalilla and later with his father who was the licensee of the well-known "Wheatsheaf Hotel" between Mylor and Echunga. Mr Edward Warland engaged in famring at Strathalbyn subsequently and in 1879 went into business at Port Elliot. In 1884 he removed to Victor Harbor where he conducted the "Austral Hotel", but has
lived privately for the last 12 years. He took a deep interest in local affairs and years ago his influence was an important factor in getting the railway extended to Victor Harbor. The deceased has left a widow and 2 sons: Mr A. H. Warland Town Clerk of Victor Harbor - Mr Laurence E. Warland of Port Wakefield and a daughter Miss (Jessica) Warland."
Harriet Warland (nee McLean) died at Victor Harbor aged 94 years on 21/1/1942 having survived her husband by nearly 20 years. Both were interred at Victor Harbor. | MCLEAN, Harriet Cooper (I-3994)
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«b»Hazel Jean McLean«/b» bom 1915 at Beachport, S.A.
Occupation: Nursing Sister.
Marriage: Resided at Apsley, Victoria having married a school teacher, surname Thomas.
Deaths: Hazel was killed in a car accident on 1/2/1949 aged about 33 years, returning home from the Stawell Gift. Her husband took his own life a few weeks later. No children. | MCLEAN, Hazel Jean (I-2394)
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«b»Hazel Olive Chaplin«/b» b. 1906.
Residence: not stated.
Children; a daughter Grace premarriage.
Married: Cyril Stephens.
In 1993 she was a resident of the Merle Martin Nursing Home. Birkenhead, S.A. There were no further children. | CHAPLIN, Hazel Olive (I-3105)
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«b»Henrietta (Minna) McRae«/b» b. 21/2/1886 at Strathalbyn, 3rd child of Allan and Bertha McRae.
Minna gave the history of her parents and she was the one who supported her mother Bertha in
running the Hotel Victoria at Tapleys Hill. At the age of 30 Minna trained as a nurse, then went to
Brisbane.
Marriage: To «b»Thomas Grif«/b» at Brisbane, a builder who became bankrupt during the Depression. At the age of 45 Minna went back to nursing to support them. Having married fairly late, there were no children. Thomas had been a widower when they married, but apparently childless.
Death: of Minna aged 94 years on 11/1/1981 just prior to her 95th birthday. | MCRAE, Henrietta (I-3899)
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«b»HENRIETTA DOVER CASTLE JEFFREYS«/b» born 9/9/1859 at Belvidere, 4th and youngest daughter of Jeff Jeffreys and his wife (nee Ann McLean) at "Crickhowall" Belvidere. Said to have derived her middle names from the ship on which her father travelled to Australia. She was not born at sea as she was registered at Adelaide.
MARRIAGE: at her residence, Belvidere to George Borrett (b. 27/9/1850 at the then Langhorne's Bridge (Langhorne Creek now) - son of John and Agnes (nee Donnin) Borrett of "Raydon Farm", Langhorne Creek, the 4th of 13 children). The Rev. James Faulds Henderson of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Strathalbyn: officiated. Newspaper announcement, in "Southern Argus" of 1/4/1880.
"Southern Argus" dated 23/3/1899a
"«b»Accident at Langhorne's Creek«/b» - which might have proved very serious. It happened last Tuesday morning last. Mr George Borrett of Tolderol was driving with his son about six years old (note: Angas was b. 1893) towards Langhorne's Creek when the harness strap broke and the horse became unmanageable, pulling Mr Borrett out and turning the cart over on the boy. There were a lot of hurdles in the cart and these were thrown on the lad's legs. The side of the cart fell on his face. The little lad received some painful wounds on his face, while Mr Borrett sprained his ankle and will not be able to get about for some time."
DEATHS: George Borrett on 12/4/1920 at Adelaide. interred at Strathalbyn.
OBITUARY: "Southern Argus" 15/4/1920. (Died aged 69 years):-
"Mr George Borrett of "Raydon" Langhorne's Creek died at Adelaide on Monday last after a short illness. The deceased gentleman was one of the most popular residents of the district a native of Langhorne's Creek and who from his youth had taken a very keen interest in all affairs as well as those of the surrounding districts, most of the institutions of the whole south owning him as a supporter. He was of genial nature, kindly and sympathetic and of sterling uprightness, his word ever being accepted as his bond and right through the district his death will be deeply deplored.
For his widow (who is the daughter of pioneer residents. the late Mr and Mrs Jeff Jeffreys) and his family, the utmost sympathy is felt. The funeral of the late gentleman took place yesterday, the Rev. T. P. Wood conducting the service at the graveside at the Strathalbyn Cemetery."
Henrietta D. C. Borrett died at Adelaide on 2/7/1931 aged 72 years. Interred with her husband at the Strathalbyn Cemetery. Grave 1/308.
CHILDREN (5) | JEFFREYS, Henrietta (I-5110)
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«b»Howard Hadden Warland«/b» b. 16/10/1901, Victor Harbor.
He died unmarried at the aged of 23 years of appendicitis on 8/1/1925 at Victor Harbor where he was buried. | WARLAND, Howard Hadden (I-4050)
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«b»Ivan Robert Laidlaw McRae«/b» born 6/11/1903 at Strathalbyn.
Nothing traced. | MCRAE, Ivan Robert Laidlaw (I-3985)
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«b»James McCord (Mac.) Cheriton«/b» b. at "Field View Lodge", Belvidere 23/7/1879.
MARRIED: Emily lda Mary Martin of Milang (b. 1881). Mac. Cheriton continued to farm the family acres at Belvidere and later in life with the aid of his son John (Shirley), until c. 1937. He lost his wire Emily in somewhat sensational circumstances on 9/10/1929 as the "$0uthern Argus" reported the next day.
"Thursday 10/10/1929 - Death of Mrs J. M. Cheriton at the Strathalbyn Show. Tragedy at the Strathalbyn show: Sudden death of a most popular lady resident. A gloom was cast over the crowd gathered at the Strathalbyn Showgrounds yesterday when it became known that Mrs J. Mac. Cheriton, one of the most popular residents of the district, residing at Belvidere, had died with terrible suddenness while standing at the stand where his Excellency the Govemor and Lady Hore-Ruthven were being welcomed at the Show. Mrs Cheriton who was apparently in the best of health and spirits and was chatting to friends, grew faint and almost instantly collapsed, dying at once. Dr Hurst of the Adelaide Hospital was close at hand as well as nurses Mann (2) and noticing the fall went to her assistance just as her husband caught her and laid her on the lawn. Dr Hurst tried to revive her without success and ten minutes later Dr Willing of Strathalbyn examined her and found life to be extinct. The sad event cause a profound shock to those who became aware of the tragedy but those present knew nothing of it for some time, the removal of the deceased lady from the grounds being affected within a few minutes. To her very large circle of friends the shock of her death will be a severe one, and her bereaved widower and family will have most heartfelt sympathy with them in their terrible loss.
Mrs Cheriton's aged father, Mr Martin, late of Milang who resided with her and is in feeble health is feared to be so shocked that it may be fatal to him. When the Governor Sir L. Hore-Ruthven learnt of the tragedy he was much distressed and desired that his expression of deep sympathy should be conveyed to the relatives. The matter was reported to J. W. Elliot JP. (Coroner) who. after enquiries, deemed an inquest unnecessary."
A farewell to Mr James (Mac) Cheriton was held on 14/4/1837 at the Belvidere Memorial Hall when he retired from farming, and was reported in the "Southern Argus '- Farewell to Mr James "Mac" Cheriton was arranged by friends in the locality. A speech was made by Mr Syd Wakefield who said Mr Cheriton had done wonderful work for the Memorial Hall. Mr Cheriton was Secretary for the fortnightly dances held for the previous six years. Mr Vivian spoke on behalf of the Agricultural Bureau of which Mr Cheriton had been a member and ofthe Improvement Society and Primary School of whom representatives spoke. He was presented with a wallet of notes as a mark of appreciation for what he had done for the residents of the district. Mr Cheriton responded suitably and a musical and elocutionary evening followed then supper and dancing."
Sadly, this was the end of farming at the "Field View Lodge", begun in 1851 by me original John Cheriton.
DEATH of Mr James (Mac.) McCord Cheriton: reported in the "Southern Argus" as on 25/5/1938. There was no Obituary or place of death given, only that he was aged 59 years and had died suddenly. He was buried with his wife at Strathalbyn. He had died at Mile End. Adelaide, when living with his son and daughter-in-|aw.
CHILDREN .......................: | CHERITON, James McCord (Mac) (I-5248)
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«b»Jane (Jean) Cheriton«/b» - born 9/6/1881 at "Field View Lodge", Belvidere. Except that she resided in Sydney and died there unmarried (she was living in 1940 when her father died) nothing further has been traced. | CHERITON, Jane (Jean) (I-5279)
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«b»Janet McCredie Haldane «/b»born 16/2/1876 at Mt Templeton, S.A. She was educated at a private boarding school at North Adelaide, her home at Mt Templeton in the north of the state being still in an area in the process of development, education locally may not have been available. However the 1883 Directory shows her parents at the suburb of Maylands. Janet was then aged 7 so it is doubtful if she was a boarder. She was 12 when her father died and according to her obituary was at Kalgoorle, W.A. in 1895 when aged 19.
Janet married Frederick McCredie Henning who had been born in Morpherville.
Their first son was born at Fremantle WA. in 1897 and their second in 1898 at Coolgardie, WA. A studio photograph of Janet and her husband and sons is dated 1/1/1899 at Brisbane and on March 13th application for land selection had been made by Frederick at Winton and was taken up on a seven year lease but a transfer was made to a Stephen Fairbairn on 19/11/1904.
After this, postal directories show Mrs Henning at Motley, west of Toowoomba while Mr F. Henning was at Kynuna. From 1905 - 1907 his address was Motley and Springside. The two boys were baptised at Hughenden on 15/11/1899 (Presbyterian) and the next three children were born there.
They were unfortunate in striking droughts in Queensland and gave up the attempt to settle there and returned to Western Australia. They were on a farm at Koomberkine in the Dowerin District when the sixth of their children was born in March 1906 and that same year Mr Henning of Koomberkine lent his big new buggy to the research team he conducted to look into the suitability of agriculture in the Cowcowing area. Mr F. Frazer, the secretary of the Progress Association drove the buggy over the thin stumpy "snake" tracks. They remained at Koomberkine.
Janet died aged 54 years at Dowerin - on 19/6/1930. Frederick also died in Dowerin - his 80th year on 5th July 1941. | HALDANE, Janet McCredie (I-782)
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«b»Jean Margaret Norman«/b» b. 27/11/1905 at Albany. W.A. She went from Geraldton to the Adelaide Conservatorium for 3 years and gained her A.M.U.A. - L. Mus. A. and L.A.B. (piano). She married at Perth, Ross Godfree Royal (b. 19/7/1902 at Jamestown, S.A. son of Frank H. B. and Frances Elizabeth Royal).
Residence; 44 Kennaway St. Tusmore, S.A. 5065 | NORMAN, Jean Margaret (I-684)
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«b»Jeannie Winniford McLean«/b» b. 12/9/1887 at Angas Plains, S.A. Her birth certi stated that her father was Richard Bent, her mother was Eliza Jessie McLean, single woman. Her Aunt Jemima McLean of Milang, S.A. informed the Birth Registrar of Strathalbyn on 8/11/1887. All information was taken from Birth Certi No. 148.
On her son's birth certi Jeannie signed her name as Winnifred Jane Spry nee Andrews. Jeannie did not change her name legally by deed poll. Her marriage certi states her name as Winniford Andrews.
Marriage: in the Church of Christ, Kaniva, Vic. to «b»John Spry«/b» (b. 1875, Wanganui, N.Z.)
Occupation: Painter, artist, carpenter.
Residences: Kaniva, Vic. and Parkside, S.A.
Death:
of John on 29/9/1920 at Parkside, S.A.
of Jeannie Winniford on 25/8/1955 at the Royal Adelaide Hospital, S.A.
Both interred at West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide
CHILDREN ....... | MCLEAN, Jeannie Winniford (I-3750)
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«b»Jeffrey Borrett«/b» born 21/5/1882 at "Lake View", Langhorne Creek - 2nd child of George and Henrietta Borrett.
Unmarried. Inherited "Raydon" from his father. _
Occupation: Farmer all his life at "Raydon", Langhorne Creek, even after his nephew Angas
Jeffrey Borrett moved in. His grandfather had begun "Raydon" This was John Borrett (1822 »
1906). Jeffrey bequeathed it to "Snooks" Angas Jeffrey Borrett. _ _
Death: of Jeffrey Borrett on 31/12/1962 aged 80 years at Strathalbyn. interred with his
parents at Strathalbyn. | BORRETT, Jeffrey (I-5122)
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«b»Jessie Florence Warland«/b» born 31/1/1884 at Victor Harbor when her parents had the 'Austral' Hotel there.
Unmarried.
History: Jessica received her education at Adelaide and studied music at the Conservatorium. On returning home she assisted her mother until the hotel was sold. The family then moved into the old Customs House where Jessie taught music. She cared for her parents until their deaths at Stirling House, Victor Harbor.
Jess had a lively wit and was intensely interested in current affairs. She remained alert until she died aged 95 years. She died at the Ross Robenson Home, Victor Harbor on 17/8/1979. At her request she was cremated and her ashes were cast into the sea at the end of the Victor Harbor breakwater.
Obituary: Miss Jessie Florence Warland of Victor Harbor, who passed away on 17/8/1979 in her 96th year was the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Warland and the sister of the late Albert Howard Warland O.B.E.
ln 1874 her father built the Austral Hotel at Victor Harbor and this in later years became Pipiriki House where Miss Warland was bom. Her lather was born on the ship "Singapore" a few days before it arrived in Holdfast Bay in 1839.
Miss Warland was educated at a private school in Adelaide where she studied music She returned to Victor Harbor where she taught music for many years, riding her bicycle to Port Elliot once a week. She also travelled to Yankalilla by coach to her students, spent the night there and rode her bicycle to Victor Harbor the next day. She was keenly interested in town and district affairs and like her brother Mr A. H. Wanand played a prominant pan in making Victor Harbor a widely known holiday resort." | WARLAND, Jessie Florence (I-4087)
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«b»Jessie Maude McLean«/b» b. 25/11/1883 at Minyip, Vic. the 4th of the 8 children of George Henry McLean.
Married: William Davis (b. 15/3/1881). He died c. 1928.
Death: of Jessie Maude Davis on 7/8/1954 aged 70 years at Chinchilla. Q'd, leaving 4 daughters.
History: By «b»Violet Ottasoff«/b» (nee Davis):
Jessie McLean (my mother) married William Davis (my father) in Minyip. Vic and moved to Queensland to join the Davis family (mother and brothers and sisters) who had moved to Queensland earlier and bought a property about 29 kms outside Chinchilla in the Wambo Shire. My 3 sisters, Rose, Elsie and Lucy were born and received part of their education at Wambo and the remainder in Chinchilla.
My family moved into Chinchilla and bought a dairy farm a short distance out of Chinchilla. My father suffered ill health for some time and sadly he died when I was 6 years old. Mother carried on working the farm, selling milk and cream to the townspeople. My sisters were old enough to help in the running of the farm. My mother was a keen gardener and always had lovely flowers blooming all seasons of the year. She also had a wonderful orchard and vegetable garden. I
don't know how she found time to do it all.
Violet's history is continued in her section.
CHILDREN: | MCLEAN, Jessie Maude (I-4196)
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«b»John (3rd) (Jack) Cheriton«/b» - born 1/11/1882 at "Field View Lodge", Belvidere. The Directory of 1922 has: Horticulturist, Berri. River Murray, irrigation area. He married Maude Shultz of Winkle, S.A. on 5/2/1910. There were no children and he died c. 1962. | CHERITON, John - the 3rd b1882 (I-5280)
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«b»John (Shirley) Martin Cheriton«/b» b. 20/2/1914, early had farmed with his father at Belvidere but later as shown on the Belvidere Roll of Honour at Belvidere Hall as having served in the 2nd, A.l.F., lived at Malvern, near Adelaide, and was a motor parts salesman with the firm Motor Traders. He and his wife were at Port Lincoln for three years and at Northgate Street. Unley Park when he died in 1976.
Marriage: to «b»Ellen Julia Sweetman«/b». (b. 8/1/1914) daughter of William and Eva Sweetman of Victor Harbor, S.A. g _ .
Death: John Shirley died aged 62 on 12/9/1976 at the Repatriation Hospital, Daw Park. His ashes were buried at the Strathalbyn Cemetery on 10/10/1976_in his parents grave.
Residence: Ellen Cheriton resides in 1995 at Lockleys. There were 4 children and descendants as set out in the Cheriton "tree".
Children .................................: | CHERITON, John Shirley Martin b1914 Private (I-5250)
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«b»John Archibald McRae«/b» born 10/7/1895, Strathalbyn.
Possibly the A. J. McRae on the St. Andrew's memorial plaque as serving in W.W.l.
Nothing further traced | MCRAE, John Archibald (I-3939)
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«b»JOHN JAMES McLEAN«/b» was the 2nd son and 6th child of John and Mary McLean, born at "Waterloo" Angas Plains, Strathalbyn, SA. on 12/11/1855.
He commenced school when the newly built Angas Plains Public School opened in 1861.
He subsequently contracted "Scarletina" and died on 26/1/1864, being the of three children in the one family to die within 2 months of each other.
He was buried in the Strathalbyn Cemetery. | MCLEAN, John James b. 1856 (I-3623)
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«b»John Laurence McLean«/b», b. 18/4/1920 at Murrayville, Vic.
John did not have good health and did not have permanent employment. He enlisted in 1941 and served with the 36th Port Landing Craft Company of the Australian Army Transport Corps.
He saw service in New Guinea and the islands, and for his initiative and leadership, was promoted to the rank of Corporal, a rank which he held until his discharge in March 1946.
Death: He subsequently contracted cancer which caused his death at Warracknabeal on 18/10/1977.
He did not marry. | MCLEAN, John Laurence (I-3254)
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«b»Joseph (Harvey) Warner«/b», bom 15/6/1895, Lawloit, Vic.
Marriage: To Florence Rebecca Bailey in Melbourne, who died 16/7/1932, 5 days after the birth of her only child, Jean, in Melbourne.
History: Joseph (Harvey) Wamer was educated at Lawloit and at Melbourne High School. He then worked with his brothers on the family farm at Winiam, returning to the family home with his baby daughter, Jean, after the death of his wife. He farmed in partnership with his youngest brother, Leslie.
Marriage: (Second) to Mrs Ella Clark, who was an aunt of his brother Leslie's wife. He built a new house for her. She predeceased him, dying in 1971. He was a keen sportsman, cricket, golf and chess. The story of his wood cutting windmill, published in Nhill in 1968, is included in this history. The last few years of his life was spent in the Nhill Hospital following a severe stroke.
Joseph (Harvey) Warner constructed a wind driven saw bench on his farm at Kinimakatka, six miles south of Nhill. Harvey's saw bench was the subject of an article in the Nhill Free Press on Thursday Oct 3 1968.
This is reproduced in full herein, with the photograph of the Wamer wind saw bench.
Death: Joseph (Harvey) Warner, died at Nhill on 25/1/1975 aged 79 years. | WARNER, Joseph (Harvey) (I-3018)
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«b»Kenneth Charles Ashby «/b»(nickname - "Chas." as a child "Wonky"), born 21/9/1920 at Kongorong.
Occupation: Farmer of Mt Gambler, S.A., now retired.
Married: «b»Melba Blackmore«/b» (b. 5/10/1922).
Chas worked for Livingston's on the Pines before and after his marriage to Melba. He was also expected to help out on the family farm if need be. After his marriage the couple lived with Melba's parents.
He joined the army at Christmas 1941 and was in Australia for three and a half years During this time son Peter and daughter Judy were born. The last six months Chas served in Borneo. First in Brunei and then on Labuan Island. He was on the island when the war ended.
On his return he went back working for Livingston's until they built their own house on a farm bought from Melba's parents. Brian and Mignonne were born after they moved to the Kongorong property
Chas and Melba sold the farm in 1977 and retired to Mount Gambler where Chas spends time with his wood turning hobby in between time travelling to visit their children and grandchildren
Children...........: | ASHBY, Kenneth Charles (Chas or Wonky) (I-4632)
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«b»Lachlan Gordon McLean«/b» born 8/5/1889 at Minyip, Vic.
Married: Olive Gore Thorne (b. 14/2/1890, Warracknabeal, Vic.)
History: Lachlan attended Dunmunkle State School. He then worked on the family farm with his father and brothers. Early in 1916 he joined the Army and served in the 4th Machine Gun Squadron in Egypt and Palestine. Both his parents died while he was in the army. After discharge he returned to farming at Boolite and in 1920 married Olive Thorne. Rev. John Tyson conducted the service at the home of Olive's Uncle Fred Burton at Minyip. In 1925 they moved to Culgoa in the Mallee to a farm there. In 1950 he retired to Swan Hill.
Deaths:
Lachlan on 30/10/1969 at Swan Hill, Vic. aged 80.
Olive died at Swan Hill on 29/4/1980 aged 90 years.
Both are buried in the Swan Hill Cemetery.
CHILDREN.............................: | MCLEAN, Lachlan Gordon (I-4383)
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«b»Laurence Edward Warland«/b» born 4/2/1871 at Strathalbyn, S.A. He and his younger brother attended school at Victor Harbor, opened in January 1877 and afterwards aided their father at the "Austral Hotel".
Married: «b»Lucy Emily Myra Smith«/b» (b. 21/10/1885 at Victor Harbor). He had joined the S.A. Railways and so moved to various towns in this state, and as noted in his father's 1922 obituary was then at Pt Wakefield, S.A. His occupation at this time was "engineer" They retired to Victor Harbor having had 3 daughters and one son.
Deaths:
Laurence aged 77 years on 21/10/1948.
Lucy died aged 81 on 22/12/1966.
Both interred at Victor harbor. | WARLAND, Laurence Edward (I-3998)
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«b»Laurence Elliot McLean«/b» b. 28/7/1928.
Married. Marcia Ellen Noble (b. 2/10/1924).
Occupation: Dairy farmer of Edenhope, Victoria (formerly of Kongorong).
Death: Marcia died 22/11/1986 aged 62 years.
Laurie is very interested in the family history being President at our first reunion. He is a keen piper
Children....................: | MCLEAN, Laurence Elliot (I-4884)
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«b»Leslie Herbert Warner«/b» - born 16/1/1906 at Lawloit, the youngest child of Beatrice Mary (nee Sturgeon) and Thomas Warner.
He was aged 6 when the family moved to Winiam near Nhill in 1912, so his education was there.
Marriage: at the age of 41 was to Ella Florence Clark (b. 10/5/1908).
History: Leslie and his brother Harvey worked two properties together, growing cereals and farming sheep until Leslie's son Melvyn joined him. The property was sold in 1976 and Leslie moved to Nhill with Ella, in retirement.
Death: of Ella on 19/12/1985 at Nhill.
Leslie is still living (1994) aged 88 and is the only surviving member of the Winiam cricket club (he had also played football for that town). He lives alone at Nhill, caring for himself, at this time of writing. | WARNER, Leslie Herbert (I-3072)
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«b»Lonnen Trevor Warland «/b»b. 5/7/1912, Victor Harbor - the youngest child of Albert H. and Caroline L. Warland. Known as Billie.
He was tragically lost aged 5 years when he fell into a copper of boiling water when his mother was holidaying at Mt Barker and so died on 17/7/1917. lnterred at Victor Harbor. | WARLAND, Lonnen Trevor (I-4086)
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«b»Lorna Heyward Warland«/b» b. 5/6/1905, Victor Harbor.
When she reached the age of 24 safely her father remarked:- "Well you've made it my girl."
Married 3 times.
Her marriages:
1st at Victor Harbor to Kenneth Norman Clarke (b. 1889 - died 27/12/1953) - No children. She and this first husband returned from the north of S.A. to care for her widowed father Albert and managed the Back Valley property called "Pondyong", which remained in the family until 1969.
2nd: to Albert William Cakebread (b. Victor Harbor - d. 25/3/1979).
3rd: to Oscar Tooley Mayfield (b. Yankalilla, S.A. ' d. 25/7/1981 at Norway).
Residence: In 1993 L. H. and O. T. May are in the telephone book as at Cakebread Road. Victor Harbor.
Questions :
What is the relationship between Caroline Lottie Cakebread (wife of Albert Howard Warland) and Albert William Cakebread (husband of Lorna Heyward Warland who was the daughter of Caroline and Albert)?
What were the circumstances of the death of Oscar Tooley Mayfield? - ie did he die in Norway in 1981 or was in still in the phonebook in 1993? | WARLAND, Lorna Heyward (I-4052)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | M, MC (I-4797)
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«b»Malcolm Wallace McLean«/b» born 30/5/1898 at Sheep Hills, Victoria.
Occupation: Farmer of Ml Schank, S.A. Retired to Ml Gambier.
Married 1st: Mary Taylor (b. 12/5/1898) - 6 children.
Death: Mary of tuberculosis aged 36 years on 20/7/1934.
Married 2nd: Irene Esther Gaskin (b. 25/6/1904) his housekeeper - 3 daughters
Deaths:
Irene McLean aged 64 years at Mt Gambier.
Malcolm died aged 82 years on 12/10/1980 at Mt Gambier.
All were interred there.
History: Malcolm joined the 1st A.l.F. toward the end of W.W.1 but did not see any action. He was able to get a soldier settlement farm at Mt Schank and farmed sheep and dairy cows and grew oats and potatoes as well as working at clearing drains. He was a quiet. good natured man who liked to tease the children and enjoyed a battle of wits.
Mary's ill health caused the children to be fostered out. During the 1930s Malcolm won gold medals for best and fairest footballer in the district. His housekeeper, then second wife, destroyed all photos and documents to do with his first wife Mary. He was hard working and as well as the farming he did road work with a scoop and a team of horses. He sold the farm in 1948-49 and moved to Mt Gambler where he owned two houses, numbers 33 and 35 Doughty Street, and there Peter, Jeff, Vera and Pat lived with him.
Malcolm was a regular drinker at the "Bellum" Hotel and then took up illegal bookmaking at Gifford's Hotel (now Mt Gambler Hotel) and earned the name of "The Punter's Pal". When aged in his 60s and at Gifford's Hotel the police came in so he hastily hid the betting slips in the toilet cistern and walked home and retrieved them later Once. he had to appear in court and as "a poor old pensioner" was fined $100 to his amusement as he made much more than that and kept his hoard under the mattress. Whenever he needed to talk on the telephone he put his glasses on "to hear better".
He was a councillor at Port MacDonnell and there was a road at Mt Schank named alter him. In old age he suffered from diabetes, gout and arthritis and had one foot and several toes amputated but he never lost his sense of fun' (Robyn Messenger supplied the above short history of Malcolm McLean)
CHILDREN (9): | MCLEAN, Malcolm Wallace (I-4791)
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«b»Margaret Jane Kelly«/b» born 9/6/1880 at Koolunga, S.A. At the wedding of her half-brother Andrew Stark to May Norman at Albany, W.A. she met May's brother William Norman and married him at Albany. (William James Nomian of Albany was born 4/4/1883, son of Josiah and Thamson (nee Thomas) Norman.) He died 21/9/1962, Perth. Margaret Jane Norman died at Adelaide aged 87 years on 2/8/1967. They had 3 daughters - Jean, May and Margaret (Peggy) all born at Albany, W.A. The Normans subsequently moved from Albany to Geraldton, W.A. A photograph with the daughters was taken of William and Margaret in 1947 at Safety Bay, W.A. Of their 11 grandchildren and many great grandchildren 12 had University degrees (one at Oxford on scholarship) - arts, dentistry, medicine, theology, engineering and music. | KELLY, Margaret Jane (I-680)
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«b»Margaret Jane Kelly«/b» born 9/6/1880 at Koolunga, S.A. At the wedding of her half-brother Andrew Stark to May Norman at Albany, W.A. she met May's brother William Norman and married him at Albany. (William James Nomian of Albany was born 4/4/1883, son of Josiah and Thamson (nee Thomas) Norman.) He died 21/9/1962, Perth. Margaret Jane Norman died at Adelaide aged 87 years on 2/8/1967. They had 3 daughters - Jean, May and Margaret (Peggy) all born at Albany, W.A. The Normans subsequently moved from Albany to Geraldton, W.A. A photograph with the daughters was taken of William and Margaret in 1947 at Safety Bay, W.A. Of their 11 grandchildren and many great grandchildren 12 had University degrees (one at Oxford on scholarship) - arts, dentistry, medicine, theology, engineering and music. | NORMAN, William James Robert (I-681)
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«b»Maria Mabel (Mary) McLean«/b» born 27/10/1891 at Beulah, Victoria.
Her early life was at Beulah and she was familiar with Rainbow, Jeparit and Ouyen. Picnics at Lake Albacutya and knowing the late Prime Minister Robert Menzies were amongst her memories, As the 2nd eldest daughter she was involved in much cleaning and cooking for the family. ln 1912 (she was aged 21) the family moved to Kongorong in the S.E. of South Australia. Here she met and married
Marriage: to «b»James Edward Ashby«/b» (b. 30/11/1889) and at first they lived in the old Ashby house at the foot of Mt Schank (now a tourist attraction and tea rooms).
From Di Facey
"When the family first moved to Kongorong they built two rooms. As the family grew two more and a laundry were added. Once the boys grew older a room was built on at the back for them. At weekends all the boys of the district would camp there and when the door opened in the morning no-one knew how many would come out Hoods and Chants were regulars Maria (Mary) Ashby always had a big breakfast for everyone.
She went away every year (to hospital for the next baby) and Ted's sister Ollie would take over. The kids loved to play in the Swamp and Ollie kept busy running after them to ensure their safety. "Doog" was born at Mt Schank. "Eakie" at home, the remainder at Mt Gambier.
All the boys said you never took a day off from school. If you did, you were half dead. Their mother always kept the castor oil ready and if you saw her coming, you were halfway to school. Not only her own, but Old Schol the schoolmaster would send a sick child to Mrs Ashby. One dose of castor oil and they never returned. She would grab you by the nose with one hand, the spoon in the other and down it would go.
The kids also had to take a laxative called Cent-a-leaves (still available). It smelled like tea with milk and put Viv off milk in his tea for life. Another of Mary's remedies was to burn sulphur on the stove and administer it by mouth. The sulphur drugs came in at the beginning of W.W.2. Herb. said "Sulphur tablets cured anything. As an antibiotic it was the most used drug until penicillin was available"
Maria (Mary) made tasty sheep's head soup in the biggest pot you ever saw and there was always enough for the next day. The Ashbys were better off than most during the Depression. They had their dairy products. rabbits, fish caught by father Ted and the garden. Jean recalls eating carrot tops when greens were scarce. "Warley" remembers rhubarb every day topped up with sago to make it go further. Viv remembers digging potatoes and Chas did the rounds of the rabbit traps every morning that were set around the pumpkins and potatoes and one morning they found him with his toes caught in a trap. Chou moullier was grown for cattle. Rabbiting kept them. sold at 3 pence (3 cents) a pair. Rabbit stews, rabbit pies. and as most of Kongorong, a rabbit diet with pumpkin and potatoes, melon pies and melon jam."
Their two daughters were responsible for minding their younger siblings and daily Harriet had to bake a dripping cake for the boys' tea. The family was well known for its sporting ability and in 1956 there was a cricket team entirely of Ashbys. The 50th wedding anniversary of Maria (Mary) and James Ashby was marked by some verses the family composed concerning the 10 children each of whom had a nickname. These were headed "Best Wishes" from Zeke, Chook, Gin. Dig, Wonky. Dud. Timmer, Eakie, Wylie, and Teaks. No date was appended but it must have been c. 1964.
"May we wish you the best of fifty years,
And say we are sorry if we caused many tears,
We know you remember our mistakes and our games.
but do you remember all our nicknames?
Donald Edward comes first. eldest son of the clan.
he kept his nickname to a grown man.
He started as "Doogy". it sounds rather weak.
now he is Doug, though more often "Old Zeke".
Sit still, here it comes. Hullo Doris Jean.
l bet you wish you could not be seen!
Your nickname "Ann" not bad, but then.
why in the world did you get "Chook" and "Old Hen"?
"Dimps" is a name that belongs to a fairy,
this title belongs to one Harriet Mary,
Covered in grease from toes up to the chin
so they rechristened her with the name of "Gin".
Colin James is a name of which to be proud.
he was never called so. for crying out loud.
At first it was "Digger" and then he was "Dig",
there's no need to grunt, it could have been Pig.
Now we have come to the one we call "Chas",
Namely Kenneth Charles, it's a nice name he has.
it would be nasty to say he was ever a donkey.
but as a child he was always called "Wonky".
Oh! goodness alive, here comes Herbert Hector,
we consider him our great lord protector.
His nickname was "Dud". a name with a pull,
but we remember him best as the old "Scrutrbull".
I'm running in circles, my mind getting dimmer.
has anyone heard of someone called "Trimmer"?
Could it be Bertram Vivian, l feel at a loss.
lam sure I remember another name "Joss".
Hark! listen a while. I hear something creaky,
how silly of me, it is only fat "Eakie".
Meet Murray John, it's his name by the way,
but he's always been "Eakie" and "Eakie" he'll stay
Arthur Maxwell Keith, Mother thought him the lot,
gave him three names like scraping the pot
Ohl what a waste, he might have been Charlie.
the only tag he has got is "Wylie" or "Warley",
l must mention our late brother. Roland Arnold and say.
how we all wish he were with us today.
His nickname was "Teaks". may his soul in peace rest,
but if he were here he would wish you the best.
We have "Doogie" and "Digger", "Ann", "Chock" and "Old Hen".
then "Dimps". "Gin" and "Wonkie". whose real name is Ken.
Here comes "Dud" remember. the old "Scrub~bul|".
and also fat "Eakie" who likes to get lull.
Pitter Patter, it's "Trimmer" who was also named "Joss",
"Teaks", also "Warley" whose three names were a loss
Last but not least. just by a whisker.
remember Dad? how we kids called you Mister
it we don't hold the nickname record. we're near.
I'll wager my lot no one has names so queer,
Theres one more thing and this is a must.
I dare not repeat what the neighbours called usl... . . .
Deaths:
Maria (Mary) Mabel Ashby (nee McLean) in her 90th year on 9/5/1981.
James Edward Ashby aged 77 years on 15/4/1967.
Both interred at Mt Gambier Cemetery
CHILDREN (10): | MCLEAN, Maria Mabel (I-4506)
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«b»Mary (Maisie) Donaldson Cheriton«/b» born 6/6/1884 at "Field View Lodge", Belvidere. She was living at Paris, France in 1940 and was caught up in the German occupation and was imprisoned for the duration. Afterwards when she returned to Australia she lived at Sydney with her sister Jean for a time and then joined her sister Mildred, Mrs Shoebridge of Horsham, Victoria. The date other death at Horsham is not known. | CHERITON, Mary Donaldson McCord (I-5282)
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«b»Mary Christina McLean«/b», b. 18/5/1879, at Kingston, S.A.
Married: Edwin H. Head, (b. 1883).
Residence: Kingston, S.A.
Death: of E. H. Head of the Spanish Influenza Epidemic in 1919, aged 36 years at Melbourne. He was buried in Melbourne.
Remarried: William Doyle, residence not traced.
Death: of Mary Christina Doyle, aged 56 years, in 1935. She was taken ill of a sudden stroke in Rundle Street, Adelaide, helped into Kodak Photography Store, and died there shortly afterwards. She was buried in West Terrace Cemetery. | MCLEAN, Mary Christina (I-2354)
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«b»Mildred McCord Cheriton«/b» born 1/9/1889 at "Field View Lodge", Belvidere. Married aged 44 years, William Shoebridge of Horsham, Victoria. No children. Died in 1950 (ref : Nancy Gemmel's 'Old Strathalbyn', p194) | CHERITON, Mildred McCord (I-5287)
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«b»Muriel Lovegrove«/b» born 1/1/1895 at Tatiara Station, Meningie.
Marriage: at Millicent to «b»George Henry Albert Willshire«/b» (b. 1888), son of William Willshire of Cadell, S.A. - storekeeper and Post Office there - and his wife nee Hannah Caroline Joyce. George was a saddler by trade but had a grocery and menswear store at Millicent.
Death: of George 23/1/1946 aged 58 years at Millicent. lnterred at Millicent.
Remarriage: of Muriel to «b»Walter C. D. Hutchesson«/b».
Death: of Muriel on 14/7/1985 aged 90 years. lnterred at Millicent.
History: A foundation student at Adelaide Teacher's College and Primary teacher at Millicent. She sang in the church choir there and George H. Willshire was the choir master. They married at Millicent. He was a saddler by trade and in front of his shop in George St., Millicent, he ran a grocery store. His death and her remarriage as above. Her interests were the Sunday school, the choir, school welfare, Red Cross and C.W.A. - life member of the Millicent Hospital Auxiliary and Croquet Club member. She spent the last 6 years of her life at Hart Court. | LOVEGROVE, Muriel Willshire (I-2818)
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«b»Murray John Ashby«/b» b. 22/2/1927 at Kongorong, S.A. Nickname - "Eakie".
Married: Margaret Edge (b. 10/10/1926). V
His occupation: Dairy farmer of Kongorong but moved to Mt Schank shortly before his death.
-He was a noted sportsman and represented the Mt Gambler Cricket Association and earlier the Kongorong Club. and played competitive tennis and darts.
Eakie was always big for his age and even though Viv was older Eakie was bigger and stronger. Viv remembers being the loser in his fights with Eakie. When VIV was at school and Eakie wasn't they would wrestle and Eakie would say "l've got the school boy down".
Eakie was in trouble one day in school so went out and climbed a pine tree. When Old Schol went to get him down Eakie said "You come and get me" and pelted pine cones at him.
One day, his parents went to town and left Herb (aged about B or 9). Eakie and Viv at home. The telephone rang. Herb answered it and said "Nobody home" and hung up The telephone had not been connected very long and everyone was shy of it.
When Eakie left school he went to join up but they wouldn't let him as he was too young and told him he had to work in the factory. Eakie said if he wasn't old enough to join up he wasn't old enough to work in the factory. They said he was big enough and strong enough so that's where he was to go.
Warley remembers asking Eakie to mend his motor bike before going to see Margaret. He didn't have time so Warley hid his rubber boot. When Eakie went to find it to go to work at the factory the next morning there was hell to pay.
Eakie and Chas represented Mt Gambler in Country Cricket in Adelaide one year and while they were playing a man started firing bullets at the players. One of the opposition was killed and one injured Eakie came home and said he was so scared he hit the ground so hard he hid under the grass.
His death notice from the "Border Watch" newspaper of 8/1 1/1966:-
Ashby - on November 4th at Nene Valley, Kongorong (result of accident) Murray John of Mt Schank, loved husband of Margaret Ashby. father of Carol, Deborah and Heather. aged 39 years He was interred at the Mt Gambler Cemetery.
An account of the drowning was also published. Headed "First Day tragedy" and "Searchers still comb beach". Although a number of theories have been expounded, the cause of Fridays crayboat tragedy in heavy seas off the coast between Port MacDonnell and Carpenters Rocks has not been determined. Police and local residents are still combing the shallows at Nene \\/alley for the second member of the crew 17 year old Peter John Black, of Kongorong. The body of the Skipper, Murray John Ashby, 38. of Mt Schank was recovered 2 miles north-west of Nene Valley shortly after 6 p.m. Friday ....... ..
The first news of the boat's non arrival in port was received by Senior Constable C. G. Wilson. it had been due at Port MacDonnell at 2 pm. Mr Blackall of Kongorong sighted an overturned boat in the shallows N.W, of Nene Valley. Mr A. M. K. Ashby, a brother recovered the body. The 27 foot boat, the "Lancier" was split down the centre lying on a reef 300 yards offshore. The motor and rigging were missing and two life jackets were still hanging in the boat. A watch wom
by Mr Ashby had stopped at 2 p.m. SC Wilson is preparing a report of the mishap for the Coroner (Shortened version with the main facts).
Children ..................................: | ASHBY, Murray John (Eakie) (I-4679)
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«b»Norma Ivy McRae«/b» b. 26/5/1894 at Sellicks Hill, S.A. 5th child of Allan and Bertha McRae.
Married: Claude Alfred Victor Richards.
Death: She died 1964 aged 74. No children.
Residences: Widowed by 1958 and at Anzac Highway, Everard Park, S.A. Electoral Roll of 1963, she was at a Unit at Unley, S.A. | MCRAE, Norma Ivy (I-3908)
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«b»Percy Oliver Warner«/b» born 19/7/1899 at Lawloit, Vic.
Married: at Nhill, Alice Jean Rogers (b. Dalby, Queensland, 21/8/1911).
Percy was aged 12 when the move to Winiam was made. He had a great love of horses and was the last in the Nhill district to give up a draught horse team. Alice, his wife, was greatly supportive on their farm and was also very active in community affairs. They had four children.
Deaths: Alice Warner died at Nhill on 3/2/1976 aged 64. interred at Nhill.
Percy Warner died 30/8/1980 aged 81. Also interred at Nhill Cemetery. | WARNER, Percy Oliver (I-3037)
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«b»Phillip Jack Dupuy«/b» b. 17/7/1923, Melboume.
Occupation: Panel-beater.
Married: «b»Helen Matilda Jensen«/b» (b. 11/10/1925, Kew, Vic.) daughter of Paul and Ellen Jensen (nee Bateman). They were married at Our Ladies of Victories Camberwell, Vic. by Father Bracken; attended by Phil and Joyce Bateman. Wally Driver and Bill Jensen.
Residence: Glenferrie, Vic.
Death: of Jack aged 52 years on 2/9/1975 at St. Vincent Hospital, Vic. interred at Templestowe, Vic.
Jack joined the RAAF and went to New Guinea and the Soloman Islands where he was wounded by a sniper. When he arrived home from war he was in Heidelberg Repat. Hospital to recover from malaria. He served for four years in the 24th Infantry Battalion AIF, VX 144092.
Jack had his own business "BurnIey Body Works" in Burnley until he died. Helen had been a shop assistant at Adams Cakes and after Jack's death, sold the business and worked as a shop assistant in Myers.
Children .... | DUPUY, Phillip Jack (I-3654)
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«b»Reta Alice Stabernack«/b» b. 6/7/1902 at Mt Lofty, S.A.
Married: James Brown, son of William and Martha Brown. Farmer of Echuca, Vic.
Death: on 4/7/1976 of James Brown aged 73 years. interred at Numurkah, Vic.
Residence: Reta Brown is still living, aged 92, at Numurkah in 1994.
Her first two children were born at Croydon, S.A. where she apparently lived with her mother Alice, but following the mother's 1940 death she returned to her husband at Echuca, and had further family. | STABERNACK, Reta Alice (I-2754)
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«b»Roland Arnold Ashby«/b» b. 16/6/1938 - Nickname "Teaks". 10th and youngest child of Maria (Mary) and James Ashby of Pon MacDonriell, $.A.
Married: Erica Dawn Jackway (b. 16/3/1936).
His occupation: Farmer of Kongorong, S.A. _ ,
Death: He died aged 23 years on 21/7/1959 (accidently). lnterred at Mt Gambier.
When Teaks was small he was told to go out and get the duck eggs. He came back in and said "there are no eggs and the ducks are all asleep". The ferret had got out and killed them all See Warley's section for some of Teaks' exploits.
From the "Border Watch" dated 23/7/1959:-
"The funeral took place from Christ Church, Mt Gambler, this afternoon of Mr Roland Arnold Ashby who was killed in tragic circumstances while working on a water tank at the new home he had built for himself and his young wife. Mr Ashby who was 23 was killed about {$.30 on Tuesday afternoon when the concrete water tank collapsed at Kongorong_ The tank contained about 1000 gallons of water. Mr Ashby was in a small room undemeath the tank when a supporting structure gave way. A friend who was working with Mr Ashby. Mr E. G. Jarrad of Benara, was brushed aside by the collapsing structure but Mr Ashby was struck by the tank. Death was instantaneous. Mr Ashby who married Miss Erica Jackway about 4 years ago was the youngest son of Mr and Mrs J. E. Ashby of Port MacDonnell and was a native of the district. He was a keen cricketer and footballer. He and his wife were about to move into a new house which Mr Ashby had been building on his farm. A report of the death was prepared by Mount Gambler police for the Coroner. An inquest was deemed unnecessary
One child, Craig born 1960 - ie born 7 months after his father had died. | ASHBY, Roland Arnold (Teaks) (I-4715)
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«b»ROSE ANN (or ROSE ANDERSON) McLEAN«/b» the 3rd child of Archibald and Ann (nee Janeway) McLean, born November 1850 at Strathalbyn. She was usually referred to as Rose Ann which is on her marriage certificate, but Rose Anderson appears in the Will of her sister Christina Payne. She rs believed to have been living with this sister at Payneham at the time of her marriage in 1874.
MARRIAGE: at St. Bartholomew's C. of E. Norwood as the second wife of «b»Albert Edward Bundey«/b», farmer of East Wellington, S.A.
HISTORY: Concerns Albert more than Rose. He had been born (according to the Biographical Index) at Bashley Manor house, Bashley, Hampshire, England, although the marriage notice of his sister Charlotte says Bashley manor farm. His age in 1874 was 29 making his binhdate o. 1845 but his age at death makes it 1841. Albert's father was living in 1864 at lnchmerry Villa, Exbury, Hampshire. ln that year his sister Anna Elizabeth married William James Magary of Adelaide at Woodside where Albert was then farming. The next year he married her sister-in-law.
The marriage of Albert was published in the Adelaide "Register' dated 14/3/1865 - "on 13/3/1865, at Enfield at the residence of Thomas Magary Esq. uncle of the bride, by the Rev. G. Stone, Albert Edward Bundey, 3rd son of the late James Bundey Esq. of Bashley Manor House, Bashley, to Elizabeth Mary, eldest daughter of the late James Magary, Esq."
Elizabeth Magary (b. 27/10/1838, Lancashire) whose parents were Mary (nee Knott) and James Magary died on 18/3/1866 at the residence of her uncle, Glenelg, soon after the birth of her baby and was buried at the West Terrace Cemetery as was the infant Mary Alberta Bundey born 9/2/1866 - died aged 5 months on 14/7/1866.
Albert appears to have arrived in S.A. from New Zealand on 21/9/1845 by the "Palmyra" although the wording in the Biographical Index could refer to Elizabeth Magary. He continued for a time at the Woodside farm, then sold and began again at East Wellington where he took Rose Ann in 1874.
DEATH: Albert Edward Bundey died at Strathalbyn 21/11/1907 aged 66 and was buried there but the record says "exhumed" at a later date and reburled at West Terrace, City.
OBITUARY: from the "Soulhern Argus" dated 28/11/1907.
"By the death which occurred on Thursday last at the Strathalbyn Private Hospital of Mr A. E. Bundey, the district of Wellington lost one of its oldest settlers and one of its most highly esteemed men. Mr Bundey who was a brother of the ex-Judge Henry Bundey was taken ill some little time ago though no grave fears were felt, but alarming symptoms developed rapidly last week and he was brought hurriedly to Strathalbyn, unfortunately too late for surgical skill to avail, and he gradually grew worse, dying on Thursday last leaving a widow, two sons and two daughters. Mrs Bundey is a daughter of the late Mr Archibald McLean (one of the pioneers of the south) and is a sister of Mrs Edward Wartand, Port Victor. The funeral of the deceased gentleman took place on Saturday at the Strathalbyn Cemetery."
The present writer E.M.S. who completed a Rankine history in 1983 understands that like the Rankines there were problems of profound deafness in the Bundey family (see further), three of the five children being born deaf.
DEATH: of Rose Ann Bundey (nee McLean) at Semaphore, S.A. in her 95th year on 11«sup»th«/sup» Sept. 1945. Interred at the West Terrace Cemetery. She had lived at Brighton during the latter part of her life.
BUNDEY CHILDREN (5): | MCLEAN, Rose Ann (or Anderson) (I-4092)
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«b»Soward (Barney) Lavery«/b» b. 3/9/1907, Ouyen, Vic.
Married: Alice Francis Marion Brown, b. 27/2/1896, therefore 9 years senior to Barney.
Residence: Ouyen. Vic.
His occupation: Earth mover. _
It was said of Barney that he never went anywhere if he couldn't take a short cut!
Their only child was born when Alice was aged 40.
Deaths:
Barney aged 58 years on 6/6/1958.
Alice died 14/4/1968 aged 92 years.
Children:........................ | LAVERY, Soward (Barney) (I-4455)
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«b»Sylvia Mary Warner«/b» the 3rd child of Thomas and Beatrice Warner, bom 29/5/1897 at Lawloit, Victoria.
Unmarried.
Remained on the family farms, from Lawloit to Winiam 1912 to "Fairview". later called "Belvedere" perhaps a family memory of the adjoining area to Angas Plains and the McLean farm. She took a large part in the upbringing of her motherless niece Jean Warner (Mrs Banning) from Jean's infancy.
Death: Sylvia Mary Warner died aged 79 years at Nhill on 13/9/1976 and was buried there. | WARNER, Sylvia Mary (I-3036)
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«b»Thelma Ruby Head«/b» b. 13/9/1908 at Kingston S.A.
Married: M. K. (Kenneth) Thyer of Angaston.
Occupation; Farmer.
Retired to: Nuriootpa, S.A. from Eden Valley,
Death: Thelma died at Adelaide Aged 62 years in 1970.
History: Contributed by her daughter. Jill Hadley .
"Thelma Ruby Head was the second of three girls born to Edwin and Mary Christina Head (nee McLean) on September 13, 1909. The first few years in Kingston, South East, were happy and carefree but this did not last. Edwin died in 1919 of the great in epidemic contracted through the kind act of bringing the doctor to the town. Tragedy struck again a few years later when the youngest daughter, Jean, died from a haemorrhage.
Young Thelma was at this time attending Naracoorte High School which was fairly unusual for a young girl who normally would have left school to help her widowed mother provide family support. But Thelma had won a scholarship and so every day travelled the long distance back and forth by train.
1925 saw Thelma boarding at a girls' hostel in Adelaide whilst attending Teachers College. Her older sister, Eileen, was working in Alice Springs and her mother had by this time remarried William Doyle of Kingston.
Thelma's teaching appointment at the tender age of 18 was to a small one teacher school on the West Coast of South Australia. It took her a while to become adjusted to living in cramped conditions with a family in the wattle and daub structure they called home. Going to the outdoor loo was a hazardous adventure with redbacks under the toilet seat and elsewhere. However, Thelma loved the freedom and autonomy of being able to close the school for the local race day or of
being able to take the children on an all day picnic, even though she was required to sign all official correspondence with "l am, Your obedient servant.."
Other teaching appointments included Norton Summit where she lived in the local hotel and became friendly with young Tom Playford and then to Angaston in the Barossa Valley. However, it was the appointment to the small Eden Valley school that was her undoing! There she met the redheaded sportsman and farmer, Ken Thyer. She was attracted by his energy and dashing style and proceeded in due course to marry him. Their five year engagement saw Ken building their home on the property taken over from his parents. Sheep were the main asset on this relatively small but highly productive holding.
As the years went by, three children were born - David, Bruce and Jill. Their mother insisted that they should be well educated and all went on to complete Tertiary courses.
Thelma did not really like life on the land and chose not to work much outside the house. She became very involved in community and school activities and was very well liked and respected. Unfortunately ill health dogged her life and finally she succumbed to heart disease in 1973.
Although this was more than twenty years ago, Thelma is still remembered with great fondness by family and friends for her free thinking spirit. her sense of fun and life, and for her green eyes." | HEAD, Thelma Ruby (I-2376)
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«b»Thomas (Walter) McRae«/b» born c. 1886 at Strathalbyn.
There is a photograph of him dated 1904 as a member of the St. Andrew's Choir in "They Built Strathalbyn" by H. J. Stowe.
Nothing further traced. | MCRAE, Thomas Walter (I-3935)
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