WILLSEA, Montaque
1874 - 1962 (88 years)
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Name WILLSEA, Montaque Born 3 Apr 1874 Worthing, West Sussex, United Kingdom 
Agency: Cert. No. 342 Gender Male Died 4 Sep 1962 Buried Karrakatta, Western Australia, Australia Person ID I1758 Tree One Last Modified 7 Nov 2013
Father WILLSEA, Henry, b. 10 Apr 1833, Wymondham, United Kingdom , d. 31 Mar 1914, Richmond, Victoria, Australia (Age 80 years) Mother EGGLESTON, Francis, b. Jun 1837, Liverpool, England, UK , d. 7 Aug 1903, Richmond, Victoria, Australia (Age ~ 66 years) Family ID F516 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family ROBINSON, Lillian Blanche, b. 2 Aug 1878, d. 5 May 1928 (Age 49 years) Married 23 Dec 1896 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Agency: Anglican Church (St. Paul's) Reg. No. 37 Children 1. WILLSEA, Gladys 2. WILLSEA, Cenie De Vere, b. 2 Aug 1899, Edward St, Caulfield, County of Bourke, Victoria, Australia 3. WILLSEA, Henry Clifton, b. 16 Jul 1901, Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia , d. 16 Jun 1990, Warwick, Western Australia (Age 88 years)4. WILLSEA, Lillian Ilene, b. 29 Apr 1909, Perth, Western Australia, Australia 5. WILLSEA, Edith Dorothy, b. 24 Jun 1910, Perth, Western Australia, Australia Last Modified 7 Nov 2013 Family ID F508 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Born - Agency: Cert. No. 342 - 3 Apr 1874 - Worthing, West Sussex, United Kingdom 
Married - Agency: Anglican Church (St. Paul's) Reg. No. 37 - 23 Dec 1896 - Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 
Buried - - Karrakatta, Western Australia, Australia = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Notes - Montaque WILLSEA was a very good tradesman. He was an Engineer on boats going between Melbourne and Fremantle until he decided to stay in WA. Brought his wife over and lived in Fremantle at Lilly Street. He was a very good cabinet maker, french polisher, and leather worker, bootmaker. He taught his son Henry how to use tools for which he was grateful in later years. He looked after his family throughout hard times.
- Montaque WILLSEA was a very good tradesman. He was an Engineer on boats going between Melbourne and Fremantle until he decided to stay in WA. Brought his wife over and lived in Fremantle at Lilly Street. He was a very good cabinet maker, french polisher, and leather worker, bootmaker. He taught his son Henry how to use tools for which he was grateful in later years. He looked after his family throughout hard times.