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Matches 601 to 700 of 765
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| 601 | See attached sources. | TAYLOR, Brian James (I696)
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| 602 | See attached sources. | CHENOWETH, William Forgan (I702)
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| 603 | See attached sources. | MCCALL, Elizabeth (I704)
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| 604 | See attached sources. | MOCKREY, Heather Anne (I706)
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| 605 | See attached sources. | BRITTON, Robert James (I708)
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| 606 | See attached sources. | CAMERON, Janice (I710)
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| 607 | See attached sources. | WRIGHT, Isobel Anges (I712)
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| 608 | See attached sources. | JENNINGS, Brian Douglas (I714)
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| 609 | See attached sources. | HUDSON, Robert Neil (I718)
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| 610 | See attached sources. | MEIER, Betty Patricia (I721)
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| 611 | See attached sources. | BROWN, Maxine Fay (I723)
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| 612 | See attached sources. | MCGUIRE, Cheryl (I725)
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| 613 | See attached sources. | NELSON, Robert Alfred (I727)
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| 614 | See attached sources. | SCHAEFER, Caroline Fay (I730)
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| 615 | See attached sources. | FRASER, Robyn (I735)
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| 616 | See attached sources. | CROSER, Graeme Kingsley (I737)
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| 617 | See attached sources. | JACOBS, Marueen Edith (I739)
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| 618 | See attached sources. | CHEEK, Gregory Spencer (I741)
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| 619 | See attached sources. | CHILDS, Lynette Kaye (I748)
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| 620 | See attached sources. | MUNRO, Maureen Janet (I750)
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| 621 | See attached sources. | COCKRAN, Julie Ann (I752)
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| 622 | See attached sources. | VERCO, David Somerton (I756)
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| 623 | See attached sources. | GODWIN, Dennis Edward (I767)
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| 624 | See attached sources. | TUNGATE, Deborah Anne (I772)
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| 625 | See attached sources. | MCGRATH, Gregory John (I774)
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| 626 | See attached sources. | LOGUE, Phillip Bernard (I778)
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| 627 | See attached sources. | BARKER, Jack Lambert (I779)
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| 628 | See attached sources. | WHYTE, Bruce John (I781)
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| 629 | See attached sources. | BURDETT, Mandy (I784)
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| 630 | See attached sources. | BURDETT, Susan (I787)
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| 631 | See attached sources. | LOGUE, Robert (I789)
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| 632 | See attached sources. | BAUER, Philip (I794)
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| 633 | See attached sources. | CROSER, Graham Winston (I796)
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| 634 | See attached sources. | DROGEMULLER, John H. (I800)
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| 635 | See attached sources. | BOURKE, Leonie Maire (I805)
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| 636 | See attached sources. | PATE, Willi Walter (I808)
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| 637 | See attached sources. | SPRIGGS, Richard Rex (I815)
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| 638 | See attached sources. | WILLIAMS, Janet (I817)
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| 639 | See attached sources. | HARRIS, Margaret Kaye (I819)
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| 640 | See attached sources. | WILSON, Trevor John (I821)
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| 641 | See attached sources. | GARCIA, Bernardo (I825)
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| 642 | See attached sources. | REID, Maxine Karen (I849)
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| 643 | See attached sources. | BELFRAGE, Wayne Robert (I854)
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| 644 | See attached sources. | DUNSFORD, Raydon Thomas (I861)
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| 645 | See attached sources. | CAMPBELL, Patricia (I863)
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| 646 | See attached sources. | DAVIDSON, Graham John (I865)
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| 647 | See attached sources. | PAULENAS, Paul (I877)
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| 648 | See attached sources. | CHENOWETH, Christopher Mark (I899)
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| 649 | See attached sources. | NICOL, James Ingram (I1228)
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| 650 | See attached sources. | PICKETT, Dinah (I1283)
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| 651 | See attached sources. | EMOR, William (I1393)
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| 652 | See attached sources. | EAMER, Daniel (I1486)
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| 653 | Sent a letter to Kenneth John EAMER on the 1.4.1984 but never received a reply. He was then living at 14 Barett Crescent, Wokingham, Berks [address from Telephone Directory]. | EAMER, Kenneth John (I444)
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| 654 | Sent a letter to Mr. D. EAMER on the 29.3.1984. There is a letter in the EAMOUR/EAMER Ring Binder File which I received from Mr. EAMER dated the 15.5.1984, he was then living at 18 Garrick Square, Wokingham, Berkshire RG11 2PA. He was at the time working shift work. Very little info in letter and he never signed the letter with his full name. I sent him what info I had at the time on the EAMER lineage on the 31.5.1984 but never heard from him again. [Entered 4.2.2006]. | EAMER, Denis G V (I1313)
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| 655 | Served as Army Officer for most of career. | TOVEY, Arthur (I1714)
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| 656 | Served in both WWI and WWII - worked in the Railways in civilian life | MOONEY, George (I1686)
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| 657 | Sharon, John and Paul to previous wife prior to Ruth Doreen SCHULLER | HARRISON, Willis (I670)
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| 658 | She is believed to be the Mary PRANGLEY who married on 19.12.1725 to John TAYLOR b:c.1700 in Berkley, Somerset, England | PRANGLEN, Mary /Prangley (I400)
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| 659 | shepherd | INGLIS, George (I467)
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| 660 | shepherd | INGLIS, Robert (I472)
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| 661 | shepherd | INGLIS, Samuel (I475)
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| 662 | Soldier .. bricklayer | MOONEY, John (I1687)
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| 663 | Soldier .. labourer | MOONEY, Frank (I1684)
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| 664 | Some time between 1855 when he was insolvent with brother Robert in Tasmania, and 1864 he moved to White Hills, Bendigo. | SPENCER, Arthur William (I253)
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| 665 | Son of Dennis GADE | GADE, Shane (I1172)
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| 666 | South African father, Polish mother. | HENWOOD, Stephen (I1828)
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| 667 | South-Western News (Busselton, WA : 1903 - 1954), Friday 22 March 1918, page 3 Mrs. T. Donohoe. Profound sorrow spread throughout the Kellerberrin district, says the Eastern Recorder, on Sunday when the sad news became known that Mrs. Donohoe, wife of Mr. T. Donohoe, postmaster, had passed away under painfully sudden circumstances, shortly after 1 o'clock that afternoon. The deceased lady had not been in good for some weeks past, but nothing very serious was thought to be the matter and so well did she appear during the previous week that on Wednesday Mrs. Pressice (sister), who had been looking after her, left for home. Shortly after having partaken dinner on Sunday, however, Mrs. Donohoe complained of feeling unwell and expired peacefully a few hours afterwards the cause of death being heart failure. To enable relatives to be present, the funeral did not take place until Tuesday. The remains were removed on Monday afternoon to the Catholic Church, where a prayer service for the dead was held. At 10 o'clock the following morning the funeral moved off from the Church to the Catholic portion of the cemetery, where the Rev. Father H. O'Reily conducted an impressive burial service. The chief mourners were Mr. Donohoe (husband), Miss Eileen Donohoe and two other infant daughters. Masters Hugh and Eric Donohoe (sons), Mrs. Irene Pressdee (sister) and Mr. Pressdee (brotherin-law). The funeral was one of the largest that had taken place in Kellerberrin. Among those present were Mr. Millbank (Inspector of Post and Telegraphs). Mr. F. Wise (postmaster at Merridin) and Mr. Colls (relieving postmaster at Kellerberrin). The late Mrs. Donohoe was only 29 years of age, having been born at Bundaberg (Queensland) in 1889, and was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rowe. During her residence here she made many friends and was very popular, her bright and kindly nature winning the respect of every one. Much sympathy will felt for Mr. Donohoe and family, who, with the late Mrs. Donohoe, resided in Busselton for some time. | ROWE, Olive (I376)
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| 668 | Spring Creek | HEARNE, Mollie Joy (I1138)
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| 669 | Squire of Hassocks in Sussex. Inherited the estates, incl a large ancestral home and a linen mill in Ireland (Child of the Outback) | WILLOWS, Richard (I20)
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| 670 | St.Mary The Virgin Church | EAMER, Elizabeth (I1288)
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| 671 | Started professional life as a journalist. Now a property owner and aspiring author who travels a lot. My short marriage to and ENGLISH MAN was a total disaster. No offspring. Never remarried. | FITZGERALD, Jan (I1823)
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| 672 | Station Manager. | LEWIS, George Anker (I88)
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| 673 | still born | INGLIS, Janet (I518)
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| 674 | stillborn | WILSON, Amy Catherine (I929)
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| 675 | stillborn daughter | EDWARDS, Unnamed (I593)
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| 676 | Stirling North, SA. | GADE, Albert Edward (I1137)
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| 677 | Str Imelia - Convent of Mercy | DONOHOE, Honoria (I1427)
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| 678 | Str Margaret Mary | DONOHOE, Eileen Imelda (I1435)
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| 679 | Suffered massive heart attack in the Commonweatlh Bank, Centrepoint Midland. Memorialised with wife Jean at Karrakatta Cemetery | EAMER, Jack (I567)
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| 680 | Tabitha married Benjamin WICKHAM (b:11.11.1792) in 1815 in Wells, Somerset, England. They had a family in England and then immigrated to Australia between 1830-1837. John Jennings [J_JENNINGS@onaustralia.com.au] says: The records for the "Africaine" only list two of Benjamin & Tabitha WICKHAM's children, Eliza and Daniel. Tabitha is not actually listed on the passenger list of the "Africaine". Neither are their daughters Sarah Clifford (married William Joseph SAYERS in Tasmania in 1836), Maria or young Lucy mentioned. As well, Tabitha's illegitimate daughter Mary BAILEY (nee PRANGLEY) was already in Tasmania (1833-1838) and two of her children were born there before she came to South Australia. It seems very likely that Tabitha and her daughters Maria and Lucy first went to Tasmania. The first Wesleyan Methodist service on the mainland of South Australia was held in a tent near the Old Gum Tree at Glenelg South Australia on 22 Jan 1837. It was conducted by John C. White. On 11 May 1837, fifteen people met at the home of Edward Stephens near the site of the present Festival Theatre in Adelaide and decided to establisha Wesleyan Methodist Society. Tabitha Wickham was one of those present. Tabitha was also the first nurse in South Australia. Early in 1837, an infirmary was set up on North Terrace near Morphett St. Tabitha undertook to care for the inmates, and to cook, for ten shillings a week plus rations. Later she was the first nurse at the Royal Adelaide Hospital | PRANGLEY, Tabitha (I223)
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| 681 | Tanunda age 76yrs, relative T G E Heinrich sister res: Alletts Valley | HEINRICH, Johann Gottlieb (I1010)
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| 682 | Tanunda SA | GADE, Louise (I1009)
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| 683 | Teacher | BENNETT, Pamela Kay (I115)
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| 684 | Teacher/Business owner | DAVIES, Jennifer Marie (I118)
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| 685 | Teamster / Drover | EAMER, Walter Ernest Rollens (I1071)
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| 686 | Teamster / Drover | EAMER, Alfred James (I1069)
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| 687 | The CORSLEY parish records are missing for the years 1753-55, so it is not certain that this is the birth family for John, but after many years of researching by Ryk BROWN it was agreed by his team to be the most likely family to place John. He married firstly to Sarah GEORGE and secondly to Sarah STEEDS | PRANGLEY, John (I416)
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| 688 | The couple stayed with Jack and Jean EAMER when on hols from ADELAIDE c.1968 and then moved over to PERTH and bought a home in WILLAGEE c.1970. ------- | WILLOWS, John (I49)
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| 689 | The first white girl to be born at Cue. | SPENCER, Lucy (I287)
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| 690 | The INGLIS family owned sections #546 and #95 just south of the township of Willowie, approx 25 km from Melrose. | INGLIS, Samuel (I513)
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| 691 | There is an entry in the G.R.O. Indexes for Marriages i.e. Dec 1/4 1868 Wokingham 2c 798 - could this be this Ellen. Have checked the 1881 Census CD for all born Ellen - there was one Ellen born Wokingham in 1851, checked FREE BMD but it turned out to be a Marriage between this Ellen and James WEBB Dec 1/4 1870 Wokingham 2c 829. [Entered 6.2.2006]. | EAMER, Ellen (I1487)
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| 692 | There is no church listed for Flaunden, Hogspit Bottom in Cocksfords Directory but the church for Bovington, Herts is St. Lawrence. When Henry married Jane he was living at Sudbury, Middlesex. CENSUS: 2 April 1871 [RG10]CENSUS: 3 April 1881 [RG11/1358 Folio 63 Page 17] High Street, Alperton, Harrow, Middlesex. Henry [37] Bricklayer, Jane [35], children Harry A. [7] Scholar, Ann F. [8] Scholar, Emma J. [4] and Harry GLENISTER, Boarder [16] Bricklayers Apprentice born Bovingdon, Herts [probably a brother of Henry's].CENSUS: 5 April 1891 [RG12/1039 Folio 148 Page 6] 6 Haynes Villa [off High Street], Alperton, Harrow, Middlesex. Henry [46], Jane [44], children Annie [18], Harry [17] Bricklayer, Emma J. [14], George [9] Scholar, Kate [7] Scholar and Ada [3].CENSUS: 31 March 1901 [RG13/1208 Folio 77 & 78 Pages 18 & 19] 6 High Street, Alperton, Wembley, Middlesex. Henry [56] Bricklayer, wife Jane [55], children George [19] Bricklayer and Ada [13]. [Copy On File]. | GLENISTER, Henry (I1488)
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| 693 | they had 2 children | Family F477
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| 694 | They had 3 children | Family F470
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| 695 | They had 6 children | Family F66
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| 696 | they had 8 children | Family F475
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| 697 | TOODYAY WA | RUMBOLD, Hector Walter (I64)
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| 698 | Trained as Arts and Craft Teacher at College, also a good piano player. | HOLLETT, Annette Lea (I1772)
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| 699 | Transcription of text in document The friends of Mr Joshua Addis are respectfully invited to follow the remains of his late wife to the Beechworth Cemetery. The funeral will leave his residence, Finch Street, Beechworth this day (Tuesday), 22nd inst at half past 2 o'clock. Jas Kyle, Undertaker | AUSTIN, Eleanor (I1614)
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| 700 | Twin | INGLIS, Elizabeth (I471)
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