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Descendants of Sir Robert Molesworth Descendants of Robert Molesworth Generation No. 1 1. SIR ROBERT23 MOLESWORTH (HICKMAN BLAYNEY22, ROBERT21, BYSSE20, ROBERT19, ROBERT18, WILLIAM17, ANTHONY16, JOHN15, JOHN14, RODGER13, UNKNOWN TWO MAY BE WILLIAM12, UNKNOWN11 DE MOLESWORTH, ROBERT10, THOMAS9, RICHARD8, WALTER7, HUGH6, WALTER DE LINDSAY AND5 MOLESWORTH, WILLIAM4 DE LINDSAY, WALTER3, WILLIAM2, WALTER1) was born 03 Nov 1806 in Dublin, Ireland, and died 18 Oct 1890 in Auburn, Victoria, Australia. He married ELIZABETH HENRIETTA JOHNSON 02 Jan 1840 in Church of Glin, Dublin, Ireland, daughter of REV. JOSEPH ENGLAND JOHNSON. She was born 1821 in Limerick, Ireland, and died 1879 in Victoria, Australia. Children of ROBERT MOLESWORTH and ELIZABETH JOHNSON are: 2. i. JUDGE HICKMAN24 MOLESWORTH, b. 23 Feb 1842, Dublin, Ireland; d. 18 Jul 1907, Victoria, Australia. 3. ii. ROBERT ARTHUR MOLESWORTH, b. 15 Apr 1843, Mount Joyce Square, Dublin, Ireland; d. 01 Nov 1920, Mittagong, St. Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. iii. WILHELMENA JANE MOLESWORTH, b. Abt. 1844; d. Abt. 1844. 4. iv. ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE MOLESWORTH, b. 03 Mar 1846, Dublin, Ireland; d. 25 Jul 1908, Wellington, New Zealand. v. GEORGE GERALD MOLESWORTH, b. Oct 1851; d. 03 May 1853, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. vi. MARY JANE SOPHIA MOLESWORTH, b. 1854, St Kilda, Victoria, Australia; d. 1855, St Kilda, Victoria, Australia. vii. HENRY MOLESWORTH, b. Bef. 1861; d. Bef. 1861, Died an infant. viii. RICHARD JOHNSTONE MOLESWORTH, b. Bef. 1861; d. Bef. 1861, Died an infant. Generation No. 2 2. JUDGE HICKMAN24 MOLESWORTH (ROBERT23, HICKMAN BLAYNEY22, ROBERT21, BYSSE20, ROBERT19, ROBERT18, WILLIAM17, ANTHONY16, JOHN15, JOHN14, RODGER13, UNKNOWN TWO MAY BE WILLIAM12, UNKNOWN11 DE MOLESWORTH, ROBERT10, THOMAS9, RICHARD8, WALTER7, HUGH6, WALTER DE LINDSAY AND5 MOLESWORTH, WILLIAM4 DE LINDSAY, WALTER3, WILLIAM2, WALTER1) was born 23 Feb 1842 in Dublin, Ireland, and died 18 Jul 1907 in Victoria, Australia. He married (1) EMILY ELIZA RUTLEDGE 09 Jul 1868, daughter of WILLIAM RUTLEDGE and ELIZA KIRK. She was born Abt. 1843 in Warnambool, Victoria, Australia, and died 06 Jul 1881 in Edlington, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He married (2) ALICE HENRIETTA PECK 15 Jun 1882 in Victoria, Australia, daughter of DR. FFLOYD MINTER PECK. She was born in Sale, Gippsland, Victoria, Australia, and died 02 Sep 1927. Children of HICKMAN MOLESWORTH and EMILY RUTLEDGE are: i. ENID JOSEPHINE25 MOLESWORTH, b. 30 Mar 1869, B'dara, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; d. Aug 1953, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. ii. ROBERT ARTHUR MOLESWORTH, b. 19 Jan 1870, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; d. 14 Oct 1917, Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia; m. MARGARET BARDEN. iii. EMILY MAUD MOLESWORTH, b. 06 Jul 1871, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; d. 03 Jan 1957, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. 5. iv. WILLIAM FARNHAM MOLESWORTH, b. 28 Feb 1873, Warnambool, Victoria, Australia; d. Dec 1923, Warnambool, Victoria, Australia. Children of HICKMAN MOLESWORTH and ALICE PECK are: v. ENONE FLORENCE MARY25 MOLESWORTH, b. 04 Feb 1888, Edlington, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria; d. 11 Jan 1977; m. (1) GEOFFREY H. PALMER; m. (2) CAPTAIN FRANCIS BUCHANAN LEFROY, 1911; b. Bef. 1893; d. 1913. vi. LYNETTE EMILY FFLOYD MOLESWORTH, b. 17 Aug 1886, Edlington, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria; d. 1949; m. JOHN LEE MATHESON; b. London England. 6. vii. MARGARET ALICE ELAINE MOLESWORTH, b. 08 Jul 1883, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; d. Bef. 1985. 7. viii. DR. HICKMAN WALTER LANCELOT MOLESWORTH, b. 23 Feb 1892, Edlington, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria; d. 1968, Guernsey, England. 1 3. ROBERT ARTHUR24 MOLESWORTH (ROBERT23, HICKMAN BLAYNEY22, ROBERT21, BYSSE20, ROBERT19, ROBERT18, WILLIAM17, ANTHONY16, JOHN15, JOHN14, RODGER13, UNKNOWN TWO MAY BE WILLIAM12, UNKNOWN11 DE MOLESWORTH, ROBERT10, THOMAS9, RICHARD8, WALTER7, HUGH6, WALTER DE LINDSAY AND5 MOLESWORTH, WILLIAM4 DE LINDSAY, WALTER3, WILLIAM2, WALTER1) was born 15 Apr 1843 in Mount Joyce Square, Dublin, Ireland, and died 01 Nov 1920 in Mittagong, St. Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He married FLORA MACDONALD MATHESON 10 Jun 1874 in Victoria, Australia, daughter of JOHN MATHESON. She was born Bef. 1863, and died 13 Feb 1911 in St Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Children of ROBERT MOLESWORTH and FLORA MATHESON are: 8. i. JOHN MATHESON25 MOLESWORTH, b. 16 Feb 1878, St Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; d. 1942. ii. ROBERT HICKMAN MOLESWORTH, b. 24 Nov 1879, St. Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; d. Bef. 1980. iii. UNNAMED MOLESWORTH, b. 1881, Hilston, New South Wales; d. 1881, Hilston, New South Wales. iv. WILLIAM EDWIN MOLESWORTH, b. 19 Sep 1884, St. Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; d. 07 Aug 1907. 4. ELIZABETH JOSEPHINE24 MOLESWORTH (ROBERT23, HICKMAN BLAYNEY22, ROBERT21, BYSSE20, ROBERT19, ROBERT18, WILLIAM17, ANTHONY16, JOHN15, JOHN14, RODGER13, UNKNOWN TWO MAY BE WILLIAM12, UNKNOWN11 DE MOLESWORTH, ROBERT10, THOMAS9, RICHARD8, WALTER7, HUGH6, WALTER DE LINDSAY AND5 MOLESWORTH, WILLIAM4 DE LINDSAY, WALTER3, WILLIAM2, WALTER1) was born 03 Mar 1846 in Dublin, Ireland, and died 25 Jul 1908 in Wellington, New Zealand. She married GEORGE EDMEADES TOLHURST 10 Mar 1869. He was born Bef. 1846, and died 09 Nov 1921 in Wellington, New Zealand. Children of ELIZABETH MOLESWORTH and GEORGE TOLHURST are: 9. i. ROBERT MOLESWORTH25 TOLHURST, b. 18 Dec 1869, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; d. Jun 1935. 10. ii. GEORGE GEROLD TOLHURST, b. 1871, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; d. Bef. 1981. iii. ARTHUR MOLESWORTH TOLHURST, b. 1878; d. 1894. 11. iv. ST-JOHN ALEXANDER MOLESWORTH TOLHURST, b. 27 Jul 1881, Wellington, New Zealand; d. Bef. 1985. 12. v. BEATRICE MARY TOLHURST, b. 07 Mar 1874; d. Bef. 1984. 13. vi. FLORA LUCY TOLHURST, b. Wellington, New Zealand. Generation No. 3 5. WILLIAM FARNHAM25 MOLESWORTH (HICKMAN24, ROBERT23, HICKMAN BLAYNEY22, ROBERT21, BYSSE20, ROBERT19, ROBERT18, WILLIAM17, ANTHONY16, JOHN15, JOHN14, RODGER13, UNKNOWN TWO MAY BE WILLIAM12, UNKNOWN11 DE MOLESWORTH, ROBERT10, THOMAS9, RICHARD8, WALTER7, HUGH6, WALTER DE LINDSAY AND5 MOLESWORTH, WILLIAM4 DE LINDSAY, WALTER3, WILLIAM2, WALTER1) was born 28 Feb 1873 in Warnambool, Victoria, Australia, and died Dec 1923 in Warnambool, Victoria, Australia. He married ELLEN SMITH, daughter of URIAH SMITH and ELIZA STONEHOUSE. She was born 07 Jan 1887 in Nirranda (Possibly around Fish Creek, Victoria), and died 27 May 1965 in Dandenong, Victoria, Australia. Children of WILLIAM MOLESWORTH and ELLEN SMITH are: 14. i. HAROLD WILLIAM26 MOLESWORTH, b. 18 Jun 1911; d. 13 Dec 1980. 15. ii. FARNHAM MOLESWORTH, b. 16 Mar 1915, Warnambool, Victoria, Australia. 16. iii. EDWIN MOLESWORTH, b. 09 Dec 1918, Warnambool, Victoria, Australia; d. 14 Feb 1987, Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia. 17. iv. EDNA MAY MOLESWORTH, b. 09 Dec 1918; d. 06 Jul 1982, Lilydale, Victoria, Australia. 18. v. DONALD HICKMAN MOLESWORTH, b. 06 Jun 1923, Warnambool Victoria Australia; d. 10 Jun 1989, Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia. 6. MARGARET ALICE ELAINE25 MOLESWORTH (HICKMAN24, ROBERT23, HICKMAN BLAYNEY22, ROBERT21, BYSSE20, ROBERT19, ROBERT18, WILLIAM17, ANTHONY16, JOHN15, JOHN14, RODGER13, UNKNOWN TWO MAY BE WILLIAM12, UNKNOWN11 DE MOLESWORTH, ROBERT10, THOMAS9, RICHARD8, WALTER7, HUGH6, WALTER DE LINDSAY AND5 MOLESWORTH, WILLIAM4 DE LINDSAY, WALTER3, WILLIAM2, WALTER1) was born 08 Jul 1883 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, and died Bef. 1985. She married MAJ GEN WILLIAM GEORGE WALKER. He was born 1863, and died 1936. 2 Children of MARGARET MOLESWORTH and WILLIAM WALKER are: i. GEORGE ANTHONY GILBERT26 WALKER, b. 1909, London England; d. 1941, Prisoner of war in Malaya; m. KATHLEEN PATRICIA GRANT, 1936. ii. LYNETTE ALICE ESTREE WALKER, b. 1916, London England. 7. DR. HICKMAN WALTER LANCELOT25 MOLESWORTH (HICKMAN24, ROBERT23, HICKMAN BLAYNEY22, ROBERT21, BYSSE20, ROBERT19, ROBERT18, WILLIAM17, ANTHONY16, JOHN15, JOHN14, RODGER13, UNKNOWN TWO MAY BE WILLIAM12, UNKNOWN11 DE MOLESWORTH, ROBERT10, THOMAS9, RICHARD8, WALTER7, HUGH6, WALTER DE LINDSAY AND5 MOLESWORTH, WILLIAM4 DE LINDSAY, WALTER3, WILLIAM2, WALTER1) was born 23 Feb 1892 in Edlington, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria, and died 1968 in Guernsey, England. He married CARYL MARGARET HOARE 1923, daughter of STANLEY HOARE. She was born Bef. 1908, and died Bef. 2008. Children of HICKMAN MOLESWORTH and CARYL HOARE are: 19. i. BRIDGET MARGARET26 MOLESWORTH, b. 1931. 20. ii. ROBERT STANLEY HICKMAN MOLESWORTH, b. 1934. 21. iii. RICHARD BAXTER MOLESWORTH, b. 1939. 8. JOHN MATHESON25 MOLESWORTH (ROBERT ARTHUR24, ROBERT23, HICKMAN BLAYNEY22, ROBERT21, BYSSE20, ROBERT19, ROBERT18, WILLIAM17, ANTHONY16, JOHN15, JOHN14, RODGER13, UNKNOWN TWO MAY BE WILLIAM12, UNKNOWN11 DE MOLESWORTH, ROBERT10, THOMAS9, RICHARD8, WALTER7, HUGH6, WALTER DE LINDSAY AND5 MOLESWORTH, WILLIAM4 DE LINDSAY, WALTER3, WILLIAM2, WALTER1) was born 16 Feb 1878 in St Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, and died 1942. He married ELIZABETH FLORA FRANCES HILL JAMES 06 Dec 1906 in Victoria, Australia, daughter of EDWIN M. JAMES. She was born Bef. 1891, and died 12 Feb 1952. Children of JOHN MOLESWORTH and ELIZABETH JAMES are: 22. i. FLORA ROMA MAROA26 MOLESWORTH, b. 1907; d. 25 Aug 1986. 23. ii. RICHARD WILLIAM EDWIN MOLESWORTH, b. 04 Dec 1908, St. Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. 24. iii. SQUADRON LEADER JOHN ROBERT NASSAU MOLESWORTH, b. 30 Apr 1910, St. Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; d. 01 Jul 2006. 25. iv. JOHN BYSSE MOLESWORTH, b. 15 Sep 1912, St. Kilda, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; d. 18 Aug 1977, Victoria, Australia. 26. v.
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