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| 101 | Baptised HAMILTON but when Sarah married George she was HAMBLETON.When married she was living in the Parish of St. Pauls, Wokingham, Berkshire. The Witnesses to the Marriage were Frederick EATON & Ellen EATON. [Copy of Cert On File]. | HAMILTON, Sarah (I1407)
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| 102 | Baptised William EIMS / Married Mary as William EAMORE / Married Elizabeth as William EAMORE and Buried as William AMOR. Not all of William's children are entered, only Edward direct line - see written Charts in EAMOUR/EAMER Ring Binder for info researched and other children. | EIMS, William (I1307)
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| 103 | Baptist Church CLARE SA | Family F278
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| 104 | Base Born | EAMER, Lillian May (I445)
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| 105 | Base Born | CARTER, Elizabeth (I1373)
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| 106 | Believed to have married a woman named Elce. No known children from this marriage. | PRANGLIN, William (I384)
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| 107 | BENDIGO - same plot as Lucy WILLOWS | WILLOWS, Rosa Matilda (I36)
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| 108 | Benjamin served in 40th Foot under Wellington. Battles of Albuhera, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz & Salamanca. Awarded Military General Service Medal 1793-1814 with four bars. Pensioned in 1813. "Meadows Heritage" - 1983 - indicates he was a British Army Captain at the Battle of Waterloo. [It is unlikely that he attained the rank of Captain] The Somerset Electoral Register, Eastern Division for 1832 (and also 1835) has Benjamin WICKHAM leasing houses and the Horse and Groom Inn at East Woodlands, Frome, Somerset. Seems highly likely that this is our Benjamin given his activities in Adelaide in 1838/39 (see below). Benjamin arrived "Africaine" 12 Nov 1836 with wife Tabitha and children Eliza, Daniel R, and Lucy. Benjamin was present at the Proclamation of South Australia. On 31 Dec 1838, Benjamin was granted a licence to sell wine, beer and other malt liquors. He owned Wickham's Hotel South Tce (Town Acre 691) in 1838-1839. In 1839, property to be 'let or sold'. Benjamin also owned quite a lot of land at various times. Allen's Almanack 1849 has him owning 320 ac Hd Kuitpo, 584 ac Hd Willunga, 84 ac Hd Noarlunga. In 1837 he owned Town Acres 691 on South Terrace, 609 on Gilbert St and 602 on Gilles St. In Noarlunga, owned Sections 725 and 726 on Onkaparinga River. In Hundred of Kuitpo, Sections 3509 and 3510, known as Clear Hills. In Port Lincoln, half acre allotments 25, 131, 197, 237, 262, 389, 422, 474, 764, 929, 941. Also 20 acre blocks 8 and 58. On Boston Island, half acre lots 66 and 115. In the Hundred of Willunga, he owned Sections 568, 569, 572, 573, 574, and mentioned in his will, Sections 530, 722, 723, 533, 724, 725, 726. The Govt. Gazette of 6 Aug 1876 also shows Sections 717, 719, 720 and 301 in name of Mary Ann Wickham. A newspaper obituary at his death indicates he was 104 years old at death. However, the SA Biog. Index indicates born 1791, religion Methodist." John Jennings J_JENNINGS@onaustralia.com.au | WICKHAM, Benjamin (I222)
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| 109 | BLINMAN SA | INGLIS, Samuel (I501)
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| 110 | Blue eyes and fair complexion. Named Richard after great uncle in Sussex. (Child of Outback) | SNELL, Richard Willows (I76)
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| 111 | Born at Burnakura Western Australia. Married twice; first to May BRADSHAW(?) at Black Range near Sandstone about 1936, then later to Betty Joyce BRAYBROOK on the 28/6/1947 (Norman Snell) | SNELL, Ernest John (I77)
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| 112 | Born Frankfurt Germany. Landworker. Migrated to South Australia aged 32yrs via the ship ISERBROOK. Dep: HAMBURG 27.05.1865 Arr: PORT ADELAIDE 22.09.1865. Accompanied by wife, Eleonore nee KLAEBE 34yrs; daughter Marie 6yrs; sons Wilhelm 3yrs & baby Carl <1 yr. The family was from STERNBERG, just North and slightly West of BERLIN. Initally settled in SADDLEWORTH, SA, where three children were born; Ernst Friedrich 9.5.1868 Louise Bertha 16.5.1870 and Caroline Wilhelmine 12.9.1873. Then move to WILLOWIE circa 1876, Marie giving birth to Johann Wilhelm in May 1879, out of wedlock via Samuel INGLIS. Wilhelm Gade widower aged 87yrs died 5 Sept 1921 at Magill Home for the aged, Adelaide SA 1 male and 1 female alive, usual residence Wilmington,a farmer. Buried 7 Sept 1921 West Tce Cemetery The Magill Old Folks Home was established in 1917 following long term problems with the existing agencies which cared for the elderly and the infirm. These problems ran back to the nineteenth century and had been known of and the need for solutions discussed for nearly twenty years prior to the opening of the home. In 1988, following negotiations with staff of the Magill Home and the South Australian Housing Trust, agreement was reached to sell the Magill Home site to the Trust for Housing and Unit development. The proceeds were used to construct a new nursing home and hostel units in Tregenza Avenue, Elizabeth South. Residents moved into the new quarters on the 17 October 1989. The new service, named Tregenza Avenue Aged Care Service, comprises 30 nursing home beds, 40 hostel units, a day care centre and a further 40 beds provided in existing housing within the region. The service was officially opened by the South Australian Health Commission Chairman, Dr WT McCoy, on 21 January 1989. Inventory remaining from Magill Home held at the State Archives: http://www.archives.sa.gov.au/ Date Series Id Series Title 1917 - 1944 GRS/10420 Visitors book - Magill Home 1930 - 1963 GRS/4554 Register of inmates - Magill Hom | GADE, Wilhelm Carl (I1011)
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| 113 | Born out of wedlock to Samuel INGLIS. Took on the name of EAMER following the marraige of his mother to Walter EAMER, his stepfather, when he was 3yr6mo old. See INGLIS NOTES by Denis Hamilton =================== Johann was known as John or Jack EAMER. He was Base Born to Maria. The South Australian Reference for the Birth is:- Johann Wilhelm GADE born Thursday 1st May 1879 at Willowie,District of Frome, SA#220/226 Father: Samuel INGLES, Farmer [Info received from Jo HARRIS from Australia on the 1.10.2004 by E Mail to be found in EAMOUR File]. I have entered Johann under Walter EAMER for convenience sake and the fact that Walter "adopted" him and brought him up and he took [or was given] the EAMER name. So all the descendants of Johann/John have not the EAMER blood in them.NOTE: Dr. John JENNINGS informed me that the date of birth was the 1 May 1880. [E Mail rec. 12.1.2004].17.2.2006: John EAMER has the birth date as the 1st May 1879. John has found that the INGLIS/INGLES lineage comes from Duns, Boarders, Scotland. [S.O.G. has Duns under Berwickshire]. Samuel INGLIS dumped Marie [Mary] and married Ruth Elizabeth FOOTE when his mother was three months pregnant. Samuel who lived from 1802 to 1890 arrived in Port Adelaide, Australia in 1854. [There is an INGLIS Clan Group at Yahoo! On Line]. Johann [John] lived in S.A. 18 years and in W.A. 58 years. Received the "INGLIS FAMILY HISTORY" book Compiled by Jean WILSON on the 4th April 2006 from John Geoffrey EAMER, Australia. Printed in 1983 - does not include Johann, as the writer until eighteen months ago [approx Sept 2004] did not know that Johann existed until John Geoffrey EAMER contacted [Edith] Jean WILSON [nee. INGLIS]. | EAMER, John William (I530)
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| 114 | Bricklayer | GLENISTER, Henry (I1488)
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| 115 | Bricklayer [same trade as his father] | GLENISTER, Harry Alfred (I248)
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| 116 | Builder | RUMBOLD, Walter Scott (I35)
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| 117 | bur:CUE WA Anglican section Grave #413. NB: Her grave is marked Justinette, not Ausinette. Dep:LONDON 25.05.1849 on 'MADAWESKA' Arr:PORT ADELAIDE with mother Eleanor ADDIS (nee AUSTIN) and father Jushua ADDIS + 5 siblings. Lived 2yrs in Adelaide, 50yrs in Victoria, 3yrs in Tasmania and the last 5 yrs of her life in DAY DAWN and CUE WA. Moved to DAY DAWN prior to 1900 with her disabled son, Herbert, to live with her son Arthur, who was already established there. | ADDIS, Austinette (I254)
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| 118 | Buried Section PC grave 0463 | SNELL, William (I75)
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| 119 | But know throughout his life as Ray SMITH. His father took on the public alias surname of SMITH after immigrating from NZ. The reason is unsure, but speculation is rife. | DWYER, Raymond James (I85)
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| 120 | But known all of his life as Raymond SMITH ??? Death notice in the paper following his demise was as Raymond DWYER Ran a garage and trucking business in Meekathara WA. Attended university and studied as a mining engineer. | DWYER, Raymond James (I85)
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| 121 | Butcher. | TATE, Arthur (I34)
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| 122 | by Rev. Mr Kingsley | Family F7
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| 123 | Carlton Parade Cemetry, Port Augusta | GADE, Carolina Wilhelmine (I1035)
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| 124 | Caroline Gade 24yrs, single, a servant died of endocarditis and acute rheumatism. Informant was C M Farr undertaker [Endocarditis is an infection of a heart valve or the inner lining of the heart (the endocardium). Infection can damage or destroy the heart valves and damage the heart. Endocarditis usually occurs in patients with congenital (i.e., present at birth) or acquired heart conditions (e.g., atrial septal defects, valve disease). ] [Rheumatic disorder is a non-specific term for medical problems affecting the heart, bones, joints, kidney, skin and lung. The study of, and therapeutic interventions in, such disorders is called rheumatology. The term "rheumatism" is still used in colloquial speech and historical contexts, but is no longer frequently used in medical or technical literature; it would be fair to say that there is no longer any recognized disorder called, simply, "rheumatism". The traditional term covers such a range of different problems that to ascribe symptoms to "rheumatism" is not to say very much: arthritis and rheumatism between them cover at least 200 different conditions.] | GADE, Carolina Wilhelmine (I1035)
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| 125 | Cartage Contractor / Manager " Eve's Store", Meekatharra, W.A. | EAMER, John William (I530)
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| 126 | Cartographer. Works for a Japanese company in PERTH WA | WASLEY, Nathan Douglas (I147)
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| 127 | Caterer/home duties. | DAVIES, Robyn Louise (I121)
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| 128 | Cause of death: heart disease 3 years, Angina Pectoris 4 hours.. Had a heart attack, Dr and local police constable called for, he made his will and died within 4 hours. Everything left to his son Albert and one daughter Agnes Jane. | TOVEY, Joseph (I1727)
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| 129 | CENSUS: 2 April 1871 [RG10 Sch. 26] Toutley Roundabout, Wokingham, Berkshire. Charles EMMER [64] Pedlar born Hurst, Berks, wife Mary Ann [53] born Finchampstead, Berks, children Aaron [19] Ag. Lab., Elizabeth, U/m [17], Granddaughter Emma [5] and Grandson Arthur [4] both born Wokingham, Berks. [Info Shirley BALL].CENSUS: 3rd April 1881 [RG11/1310 Folio 79 Page 6] Embrook, Wokingham, Berkshire. Charles EAMER, Widower [74] Rag Gatherer born Hurst and Emma EAMER, Grandaughter [15] School Monitor born Wokingham [no idea yet whose daughter she was]. [1881 Census CD]. [Entered 16.2.2002]. | AMOUR, Charles (I1404)
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| 130 | CENSUS: 3 April 1881 [RG11/1310 Folio 79 Page 6] Embrook, Wokingham, Berkshire. Aron [30] General Lab., wife Rosetta [33], children James [7], Scholar, William [4] Scholar, Rosetta [5] Scholar, Fanny [2] and Charles [1]. [1881 Census CD].CENSUS: 5 April 1891 [RG12/999 Folio 66 Page 5] Cottage, Wokingham, Berkshire. Aaron [40] Gen. Labourer born Wokingham, Berks, wife Rosetta [42] born Hurst, Berks, children William [14] Worker in Paper Mill, Fanny [14] Scholar, Charles [11], Jesse [9] Scholar, Thomas [6] Scholar, Harry [3] and Millicent [7 months]. NOTE: Living next door to brother George and his family.CENSUS: 31 March 1901 [RG13/1157 Folio 8 Page 8] Toutley Lodge, Winnersh, Berkshire. Aaron [50] Carter in Gardens, wife Rosetta [52], children Fanny [22] Housemaid Domestic, Charles [21] Ag. Lab., Thomas [16] Ag. Lab., Harry [13] Ag. Lab., Millicent [10] and Flora [8] born Hurst, Berks. [Copy On File]. | EAMER, Aaron (I1489)
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| 131 | CENSUS: 30 March 1851 [HO107/1693 Folio 483 Page 10] Tape Lane, Broad Hinton, Berkshire. Nathanael GERRARD [sic] [40] Labourer, born Hurst, Berks, wife Ann [33] born Hurst, Berks and Hannah EAMORE, Mother-in-law, Widow [70] born Burghfield, Berks. [Copy On File from MACH - Berks 1851]. | GODDARD, Nathaniel (I282)
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| 132 | CENSUS: 31 March 1901 [RG13/1154 Folio 60 Page 12] 5 Rose Cottages, Wokingham, Berkshire. James [27] General Labourer born Wokingham, Berks, wife Annie [25], children William [4], George [3] and Minnie [1]. [Copy On File]. | EAMER, James (I1626)
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| 133 | CENSUS: 31 March 1901 [RG13/43 Folio 16 Page 23] 138 Uxbridge Road, Hammersmith, London. Kate [17] Boot Shop Assistant living with her sister and her husband James I. NICOL and Anne Frances [nee GLENISTER].NOTE:- Kate is entered as Aunt but was infact Sister-in-law to the Head James NICOL. | GLENISTER, Kate (I439)
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| 134 | CENSUS: 5 April 1891 [RG12/ 1006 Folio 86 Page 20] Warfield, Bracknell, Berkshire. Benjamin EAMOR, Nephew [18]. ["Ancestry" Website]. | EAMER, Benjamin J. (I1624)
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| 135 | CENSUS: 6 June 1841 [HO107/ 13/5 Folio 11 Page 16] Whistley, Berkshire. John EAMOUR [30] Ag. Labourer in the household of James BARDENT. Cannot find John on the Berks 1951 Census CD. Looked under all John's. | AMER, John (I1408)
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| 136 | CENSUS: 6 June 1841 [HO107/ 13/5 Folio 13 Page 19 [Overprinted printed No.23] Dunt Lane, Hurst, Berkshire. Hannah EAMOUR, Widow [55], Dinah [30] Farm Labourer, James [20] Ag. Labourer, Charlotte CARTER [35] Farm Labourer, Mary CARTER [10] and ?Henry CARTER [5].NOTE: Dinah, James and Charlotte are children of Hannah. It is probable that Charlotte was a Widow [Census does not say]. With regards to ?Henry, the Census is difficult to read - it looks as though the Enumerator has overwritten the name. I have throughly gone through the 1881 Census C.D. looking for any CARTER born between 1931 and 1936 and born in Berkshire - I can find no Henry born in or around Hurst, Berkshire or any other CARTER that would fit the bill. I did spot some Widow's in parts of Berkshire but of course this was no help. [Researched 5.5.2002].CENSUS: 30 March 1851 [HO107/ 1693 Folio 483 Page 10] Tape Lane, Broad Hinton, Berkshire. Nathanael GERRARD [sic], Head [40] Labourer, wife Ann [33] and Hannah EAMORE, Mother-in-law, Widow [70] born Burghfield, Berkshire.NOTE: Nathaniel's surname actually GODDARD. Ann daughter of Hannah. | HAMDEN, Hannah (I1413)
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| 137 | Chemist | SPENCER, Arthur William (I253)
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| 138 | Church of England Compartment O, grave 1067 - a communal grave. Interred with: DAVEY 16/05/1933 DAVIS George Ronald 23/05/1933 HAMMER John 10/05/1933 LIM Joon 15/05/1933 MORRIS 17/05/1933 ROBERTS Dawn Clarice 23/05/1933 TRIGG 16/05/1933 VELT Allen George 15/05/1933 WILLOWS John 8/05/1933 | WILLOWS, John (I23)
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| 139 | Church of England Lot 930 | LEWIS, George Anker (I88)
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| 140 | Clerk | EAMER, Millicent (I245)
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| 141 | Copies of the book are available from: Mrs Jean Wilson, 64 Brandis Street., Crystal Brook, Sth. Aust., 5523 | Source Source: S12 (S12)
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| 142 | Cousin to Mary SALMON | I1812 | SALMON, William (I1814)
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| 143 | Credit Officer. Works for Air Liquide. | LEWIS, Karlena Marie (I112)
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| 144 | Cremated, Memorial Plaques at the Rivonia Catholic Church in Johannesburg. | WILLOWS, Mavis Hilma (I82)
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| 145 | Cremated, Memorial Plaques at the Rivonia Catholic Church in Johannesburg. | FITZGERALD, Martin (I83)
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| 146 | CRYSTAL BROOK SA | INGLIS, Samuel (I488)
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| 147 | CUE WA Anglican section Grave #413. NB: Her grave is marked Justinette, not Ausinette. | ADDIS, Austinette (I254)
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| 148 | d:17.08.1879 of WILLOWIE at WILLOWIE aged 82yrs FRO b97/p22 bur:MELROSE as W.GADE aged 92 on 18.09.1879? Row19 Lot12 The Grave at Melrose 'W.Gade' is CHRISTIAN GADES brother WILLIAM who followed his brother to Australia, also lived at Willowie and died one day before Christian. The headstone is new as the original graves are lost and either both were buried in the same plot on the same day or Christians grave is lost. | GADE, Christian (I1006)
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| 149 | d:1896 14 mths (Murchison Regisration District, WA (386)) | SPENCER, Ida Muriel (I286)
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| 150 | d:28.12.1958 WYHALLA SA (Mundunny Station) dist 14 886/629 (probate A40312) | GADE, Albert Ernest (I1094)
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| 151 | Danish father, South African mother. | ASMUSSEN, Paul Christian (I1824)
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| 152 | dark eyes and complection, but fair hair until 4yo (Child of Outback) Enlisted in the Australian Army (W85932) on 27 Apr 1942, resident PEMBERTON WA. He was a Private in the 14th Battalion Volunteer Defence Corps. | SNELL, William (I75)
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| 153 | Daughter of Edward and Mary Ann STEEDS. Edward STEEDS was a butcher. | STEEDS, Sarah (I418)
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| 154 | Death Certificate: Samuel Inglis widower, aged 86yrs died 7.6.1941 at Lestern Private Hospital, Harrow Rd, St Peters cause: cancer of rectum and senile decay occup: stableman formerly farmer residence: Catherine St, College Park formerly of Merriton born: Inman Valley remarried at 37yrs of age issue: 2 females alive, 3 males and 1female deceased Claude Trevelion undertaker | INGLIS, Samuel (I513)
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| 155 | Death notice on 28 May 1877 in the Ovens & Murray Newspaper. Transcription of text in document: Death: Addis - on 28 May, 1877, Joshua Addis, formerly of the Corn Exchange, Mark Lane, London; late of Melbourne, and lastly of Beechworth. Aged 75 years | ADDIS, Joshua (I1613)
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| 156 | Descendant of the ARMSTRONG and TURNBULL clans, Scotland. | ARMSTRONG, Margaret (I264)
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| 157 | Died 1day old | SPENCER, Unamed (I291)
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| 158 | died 6 years | INGLIS, Thomas (I498)
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| 159 | died 8 years died in Australia | INGLIS, George (I499)
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| 160 | Died in a head-on motor vehicle accident aged 23. | ASMUSSEN, Martin Fitzgerald (I1827)
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| 161 | Died in Germany prior to family coming out to Australia | NEE, Firstname (I390)
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| 162 | died in infancy | INGLIS, George (I478)
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| 163 | died in infancy | INGLIS, Samuel (I479)
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| 164 | Died of TB at Wooroloo Sanitorium, Western Australia | TOVEY, Joseph John (I1713)
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| 165 | Died of TB in Beechworth. | ADDIS, Archibald (I1620)
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| 166 | died young twin | INGLIS, Samuel (I470)
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| 167 | DOB: Unknown Married: Elder D. Miller of Salt Lake City, Utah | WILLSEA, Edith W (I1782)
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| 168 | Dorothy McBEAN (nee EAMER) says 22.10.2005: As I was growing up, my understanding was that Aunt Carrie's husband was Jim Smith, the owner or manager of a pastoral property in the Murchison north of Meekatharra, and that she lived in Mount Lawley so that her three children could be educated in the metropolitan area. The first time the name DWYER entered the picture was when ROSE (nee HEAD), Raymond Smith's widow, saw fit to place his funeral notice in the paper under the name RAYMOND DWYER instead of RAYMOND SMITH. People who could have been expected to know what would have prompted her to do that remained silent, and the rest of us like Bill and myself were left to speculate. The best we could come up with was the theory that DWYER and SMITH were one and the same person, the name change being made to cover up some indiscretion in DWYER'S past. We will probably never know whether my three cousins were DWYERS or SMITHS, but I do know that Josie married KEVIN MCKENNA (an accountant) Nancy married JIM LEWIS (a station manager in the Murchison area of WA) and Raymond married ROSE HEAD. Bill (my husband) tells me that when he was reading the library book he copied from, after looking for a reference to Pop Eamer he came across numerous references to JIM SMITH as owning or managing a station near Meeka and he took it that the JIM SMITH mentioned was Aunt Carrie's husband. | WILLOWS, Caroline (I46)
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| 169 | Double Weddiing with Robert and Isobel | Family F211
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| 170 | Dressmaker | PRATT, Maud Mary (I1269)
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| 171 | EAST CANNINGTON | WILLOWS, Alice Easter (I40)
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| 172 | Electrical engineer | CYGLER, Edward (I117)
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| 173 | Embarkation: HMAT Marathon (A74) 29.07.1918 ex Albany WA Admitted to Military Hospital, Sutton Veny on 12.11.1918 suffering from influenza and pneumonia. Died 15.11.1918 at 08:15. Buried St John, the Evangalist Churchyard Sutton Veny, 20.11.1918 by Chaplain A.S.M. McParson. Grave No.33 Military Section. Buried with full military honours. The coffin draped with the Australian flag. He was borne to the graveside ona gun carriage. The funeral was preceeded by a Firing Party and Band from the 1st Aust. Training Brigade. Six of Ernests comrades supported the pall. (Certified by AIF headquarters London) Anecdotally his 'fiancee' sent him a white feather which forced him to join up. He didn't want to go to war to kill or be killed & he died of flu before ever reaching action. | WILLOWS, Ernest Wickham (I48)
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| 174 | Engine Driver | DUCK, Leslie (I447)
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| 175 | Engine Fitter | NICOL, James Ingram (I1228)
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| 176 | Entry No. 2419 - Grave 961 / 6'6" | EAMER, James (I1626)
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| 177 | Eric's brother D.G.V. [!] contacted Eric after I had written to D.V.G. and sent me a long letter which I received on the 29 March 1985. Although quite an interesting letter it did not help regarding family names except that he said his Grandmother's name was Sarah - "that certainly was the name of her daughter - she had as far as I know three sons Albert, Ernest & George". I replied to his letter on the 22 May 1985 after I had done some further researching. I wrote to him again on the 27 April 1996 after he had telephoned me on the Easter Monday Bank Holiday when he informed me that he had recently lost his wife - I enclosed the EAMER Family Tree as far as researching had gone - I did not receive an acknowledgement. I wrote to him again on the 20 January 1997 and received a reply on the 29 January 1997. Although a very interesting letter no family names were mentioned [Grandson but no name] but he did say that Phyllis EAMER had lost her sister. He was involved with many projects and had not visited Shire Hall, Reading which he had proposed to do. At the time he was 79 years of age. I never heard from him again and neither did I write again. His address at the time was 24 Dene Road, Cove, Farnborough, Hants GU14 6BZ. [Letters in F.H.Correspondents Ring Binder File]. [Entered 6.2.2006]. | EAMER, Eric (I1244)
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| 178 | Excerpts from letters written to John Geoffrey Eamer [18/12/1948] by his father Jack, while John and his wife [Lynette] where on extended holidays in Europe, during the last half of 1976. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ [Date Sunday 1st August 1976 - Jack Eamer] Was talking to Old Jack and Mavis on the phone the other day. Old Jack is not the best but they are both going to fly to Adelaide about the middle of October for Joy's daughter's wedding. [Dated 10th October 1976 - Jean Eamer] Old Jack and Mavis where also thrilled to bits when they received their card from you, poor old Jack has had 7 weeks in hospital and is home again from last Sunday. I was speaking to him over the phone and he seemed very frail by his voice. But at 83 it's amazing he pulled through. [Dated Thursday 28th October 1976 - Jack Eamer] We went down and saw Mavis and Jack Willows while Rob [middle son] and June [his wife] were here. Old Jack is back home after 8 weeks in hospital and seems to have aged about 10 years in that time. He has lost a lot of weight and very tottery on his legs but I suppose at 81 you can expect him to start showing his age. At least he is all there in the head and still has his sense of humour. [Dated Monday 08th November 1976 - Jack Eamer] Poor old Jack Willows passed away in his sleep on Friday night - when Mavis went into his room on Sat morn he was just peacefully lying there. He rang me on the Friday evening about 5 o'clock and I am convinced he rang to say goodbye. He sounded very frail and fed up with everything and at the end of our conversation seemed to break down and his voice choked up. I told Mum [wife Jean] at tea that I didn't think he would last much longer and so we made arrangements there and then to go down in the weekend and see him but we were too late. Mavis rang on Saturday morning and when Brian [youngest son] called out that it was Auntie Mavis on the phone I knew then that he had passed away. Ray Smith as usual took charge of everything and made all the arrangements with the undertakers etc. Rose stayed with Mavis on Saturday night. Joy - Mavis' daughter - flew in from Adelaide about midday Sunday so Mum and I picked her up at the Airport, took her down and saw Mavis at the same time. She didn't seem to bad and enquired after you both so I think it would be nice if you sent her a card - I know she would appreciate it very much. . | WILLOWS, John (I49)
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| 179 | f+m:William and Cardelia GUPPY res:REDHILL SA | FOOTE, Ruth Elizabeth (I515)
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| 180 | f: Archibald KIRK | KIRK, Edith (I541)
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| 181 | f: Fred SALMON - m: Carmen CHIRCOP | SALMON, Michelle Susan (I657)
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| 182 | f: Gottlieb DUCKS | DUCKS, Gottlieb (I1015)
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| 183 | f: John MERRIFIELD m:? | MOYLE, Mary Anne Frances (I303)
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| 184 | f: Norman Henry BRAYBROOK m:Amy Adele JOYCE | BRAYBROOK, Betty Joyce (I333)
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| 185 | F:Alan Richard ASH m: Valerie Mary ASHBY occ:1968-1973 Enrolled nurse. 1985-1994 Cleaner for TAFE. 1994- self employed Secretary/Book keeper | ASH, Cynthia Helen (I140)
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| 186 | f:Alan WILLIAMSON m:Ivy NEE | WILLIAMSON, June (I659)
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| 187 | f:Albert BARASS m: Olive JARDINE | BARASS, Melsa Cecile (I139)
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| 188 | f:Allan ROOKE m:Margaret SENIOR | ROOKE, Glenis Christine (I180)
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| 189 | f:Andrew Bryden MELROSE m:Dorothy Irene (Dolly)MACONACHIE | MELROSE, Aileen (I135)
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| 190 | f:Arthur Gladstone JONES m: Doris Hilma CASLEY | JONES, Phyllis Emily (I96)
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| 191 | f:Edward John m:Amelia COLLINS | FOSTER, Reuel Edward (I288)
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| 192 | f:Edwin BIRD m:Harriet SUTTON | BIRD, Alfred James (I30)
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| 193 | f:Felix m:Maria BOUDAN | HUGHES, Frances Ignatius (I290)
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| 194 | f:Frank Dawson - m:Dawn | DAWSON, Lynette May (I656)
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| 195 | f:Fred Young | YOUNG, Annie (I1636)
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| 196 | f:Frederick ANGUS m:Pearl | ANGUS, Agnes Maud (I137)
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| 197 | f:Friedrich John SCHIRMER | SCHIRMER, Elsie Minnie (I1110)
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| 198 | f:Gottlieb ROHRICH | ROHRICH, Marie Rosine (I1008)
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| 199 | f:Gottlieb SCHIRMER | SCHIRMER, Gottlieb (I1020)
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| 200 | f:Henry Edmund SHIRLEY m:Sarah Mary Agnes Vincent Watkin CHANT | SHIRLEY, Mavis Lenora (I50)
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