Descendants of John Eacott & Catherine Carr

Generation No. 1

1. CATHERINE2 CARR (JAMES1) was born 13 July 1775 in Dilton, Wiltshire. England Arr. 1828 "Borneo", and died in Pomarie Grove, NSW. She married (1) JOHN EACOTT1. He was born in Warminster Wiltshire Arr. Mary 2 1822, and died in Cobbitty. She married (2) JOHN EACOTT 06 July 1802 in Westbury, Wiltshire England. He was born Abt. 1774 in Warminster Wiltshire England Arr. As a convict to Australia per ‘Mary 2’ 1821, and died 19 January 1840 in Cobbity, NSW (60).

CATHERINE CARR: It was just as twilight darkened into the night of an evening in early summer of the year 1828, that the good ship Borneo in which we had made our passage from London, dropped anchor in the very spot, a few fathoms off shore abreast of the King's Wharf. Of course my reason for emigrating to NSW was the hope of bettering my condition and joining my husband. I had been informed, and I found it correct, that very much higher wages than those given in England were earned by mechanics in this colony: consequently I had no occasion, upon arrival, to regret on this account the step I had taken. After laying out what money I had on clothing, a few standard books to read on the voyage, and such sea-necessaries of the eatable and drinkable sort as were not supplied by the ship, I thought myself very fortunate in obtaining a good passage in the Borneo.

Initiated into that frightfully pernicious but common habit of the colony, drinking rum neat out of wine glasses, we went out, dark as it was, for a stroll down the town. My companion was another passenger off the vessel, and had visited Sydney twice before; and as the ships generally stopped 5 or 6 weeks there, he had had every opportunity of becoming well acquainted with the place.

At this period Sydney was but ill lighted; only a few lamps were scattered throughout the whole length of George Street, which, from the King’s Wharf to the end of the houses at the foot of the Brickfield Hill, can scarcely be less than a mile and three-quarters. As we walked down George Street we found Sydney, according to the custom during the first hour of a summer's night, all alive, enjoying the cool air. The street was clear of vehicles, and parties of inhabitants, escaped from desk and shop, were passing briskly to and fro, in full merriment and converse. At the main barrack-gate the drums and fifes of the garrison were sounding out the last notes of the tattoo. In Sydney the barracks occupy a noble sweep of ground in the very centre of town, the best spot, in fact, for general commercial purposes that it contains, a spot that really ought, without further delay, to be resigned to the corporation for those many important uses to which it could under their direction be applied. Leaving the long line of the barrack wall behind us we at length reached the market place. The fine building that now occupies the spot under the same name, was then not even in projected existence; but the settlers drove their drays into the open air amidst the old shed-like stalls that here and there stood for the occupation of dealers; and the whole was surrounded by the remains of a 3 rail fence. As we wandered through the rows of drays and carts, I could not but remark of striking difference between them and the contents of the carts of any general market for the produce of the land at home. There was no hay, but its place was abundantly supplied by bundles of green grass, much of it almost as coarse as reeds, and evidently produced by a very wet, rank soil. In other carts we found loads of such vegetables as the country and the season yielded; some of these, we were given to understand, were grown in the Kurrajong Mountains, no less distant from Sydney than 40 miles. In several carts we found sacks of last year's maize; and in a very few, last year's wheat.

Two drays only were loaded with new wheat, and these, we were told, were The property of rich settlers. It was very much the custom of the poorer settlers at this time, and indeed is so still, to sell all or the greater part of the wheat they grow, and live upon their Indian corn. This I was much surprised at before necessity, at a future period, had compelled my palate to reconcile itself to the peculiar flavor of maize- flour, cooked in its various modes; but once used to it, I have always since eaten it with much relish, and have consequently ceased to wonder at its common use by others. It is a common assertion, that the poor Australian settler (or, according to colonial phraseology, the Dungaree-settler; so called from their frequently clothing themselves, their wives, and children in that blue Indian manufacture of cotton known as Dungaree) sells his wheat crop from pure love of rum; and having drunk the proceeds, then of necessity lives the rest of the year on maize. But this seems to be only partially true. The fact appears rather, that wheat being the most costly grain, many eat maize from economy, selling the wheat to procure meat, tea, sugar, tobacco and clothing; and few persons who have tasted the deliciousness of a corn-doughboy eaten with the salt pork which constitutes so large a portion of their animal diet, will consider their taste altogether perverted.

After our cursory look at the market - if look it could be called which was performed in the dark - we went into 'The Market-House". I really forget whether this was its name by license or whether it was merely so called on account of being the principle rendezvous of the market people. It, however, was a regular licensed public house; but I should suppose at this time there were nearly twice as many unlicensed grog shops, as licensed public houses in the town of Sydney, in despite of the constables and a heavy fine. In The large tap-room of the Market-House we found a strange assemblage; and stranger still were their dialect and their notions. Most had been convicts; there were a good many Englishmen and Irishmen, an odd Scotchman, and several foreigners, besides some youngish men, natives of the colony. Amongst them were present here and they’re a woman, apparently the wife of settlers. The few women were all sober and quiet, but many of the men were either quite intoxicated or much elevated by liquor. The chief conversation consisted of vaunts of the goodness of their bullocks, the productiveness of their farms, or the quantity of work they could perform. Almost everyone was drinking rum in drams, or very slightly qualified with water: nor were they niggard of it, for we had several invitations from those around us to drink. I could not however, even at this early period of my acquaintance with this class of people, help observing one remarkable peculiarity common to them all - there was no offensive intrusiveness about their civility; every man seemed to consider himself just on a level with all the rest, and so quite content either to be sociable or not, as the circumstance of the moment indicated as most proper. The whole company was divided into minor groups or twos, threes and fours, and the dedeen (a pipe with stem reduced to three, two one or half an inch) was in everybody's mouth. I think there was not an individual in the room, but one female, who did not smoke more or less; during the brief time we sat there. Their dresses were of all sorts, the blue jacket and trousers of the English lagger, the short blue cotton smock-frock and trousers, and so forth, beyond my utmost power of recollection. Some wore neck handkerchiefs, some none. Some wore straw hats, some beavers, some caps of untanned kangaroo-skin. And not a shin in the room displayed itself to my eyes had on either stocking or sock. Of course I speak here only of the very lowest class; such as were derived from the lowest rank at home. And who, whatever advantages they had had in the colony, still continued unexalted by improved opportunities, unstimulated by hope, and making no efforts beyond what were necessary to supply their mere animal wants. To the same mart came down others in various degrees superior, many, particularly among the young natives, of plain but solid worth; but this was not the place to meet with them.

JOHN EACOTT: Mary II Journal Portsmouth August 22, 1821 Embarked on board the Mary 176 convicts from the Leviathan and York hulks all apparently in good health. One man was reported to be subject to epileptic fits but that did not seem a sufficient reason for rejecting him. Also guard of the 46th Reg with L’t Sutherland. ALL the convicts came from either the "Leviathan" or the "York".

7 November All the prisoners on deck, cleaned and aired below. Issued wine to the convicts. At 11am made the land about Cape Leda (?) on the Brazil Coast. A bed was issued to George Fisher one of the convicts. Opened a cask of pork, contents 80 pieces. Thermometer in hospital 830, in the cabin 800. 8 on the sick list.

8 November At sea. James Fletcher, Lee, Thorpe, Rae, Kelly, Lovett and Bolten are doing well. Continued the bitter infusion. Prisoners on deck. Cleaned and aired below. Issued lemonade as usual. Number on sick list 8. Opened a cask of beef.

9 November At sea. Henry Winchester one of the convict’s rec'd a severe contusion of the testicles with some laceration of the scrotum by a fall down the main hatchway - much swelling & inflammation immediately succeeded the accident accompanied with much pain. Linen wet in Lotio Plumb Supticet was applied to the part frequently and had a suspensory over all. An opiate in combination with Antimony was taken at bedtime. In the course of the night a very considerable distension of the scrotum took place apparently from an effusion of blood, forming the part into an immense elastic tumour. Discontinued the cote application and sub'd the part with the linen Ammon C - three times a day. Took a purgative of the submunate (?) of mercury and Islop (?) Fletcher, Lee, Thorpe, Rae, Kelly, Lovett, Irwin and Bolten are doing well. Prisoners on deck. Scrubbed and washed bottom boards of their sleeping places. Served out lemonade as usual. Shook and aired the bedding. Number convalescent 8, sick 1.

10 November Henry Winchester had a tolerable night etc (blood letting from scrotum) Cleaned and aired below. Lemonade. Casks - beef and sugar

11 November Cleaned and aired below. Rev. Mr. Hassell performed Divine Service in presence of the guard, convicts and ship's company. Issued lemonade in the forenoon and half a pint of wine each man after dinner. Cask of flour opened.

12 November Cleaned and aired below. Corporal Andrews of the Guard complains of some pain in the head and irritability of stomach and bowels. Purgative of the Submunate of Quicksilver and Islop was given. Edward Kenny of the Guard affected in the same manner. Temperature in the prisons 82½0, Cabins 800.

Similar entries the next two days.

15 November "All the convict boys and many of the men devote a part of the day to instruction under the immediate superintendence of the Rev. Mr. Hassall." Temperature in the prisons 81½0, Cabins 78½0. Casks: Flour, Pease, and Beef

Similar entries the next few days. Details of Winchesters treatment were included.

18 Nov: Only 4 on the sick list 19 Nov: Cask of Raisins 20 Nov: Temperature in the prisons 780, Cabins 740. 21 Nov: Casks - Pease, oatmeal, flour 22 Nov: Cask of Suet. 24 November The hoses of the prison water closets were not (or 'put'?) in order.

25 November "A blanket was issued to Stephen Reynolds one of the convicts having lost his first one overboard".

26 Nov: 3 on sick list 28 Nov: Temperature in the prisons 76½0, Cabins 680.

1 December Thomas Smith one of the convicts so nearly detached the third finger of the right foot (sic), in the act of cutting wood, that I deemed it advisable to remove it altogether, a tolerable flap of inlegunits(?) was preserved to cover the bone

2 December The Rev. Mr. Hassall performed Divine Service in the prisons, the weather being too wet to admit of it on deck.

3 December Issued pair of Flannel Trowsers and a flannel waistcoat to Lovett & to Richard Dixon. Temperature in the prisons 700, Cabins 650.

4 December Prisoners on deck for a short time this morning but did not remain in consequence of the weather being moist and disagreeable. Issued blanket, pair flannel trowsers & flannel waistcoat to John Tomlinson also 1 bed & 1 blanket to Daniel Holland. Issued a bed to John Richardson.

5 December The weather has been much colder the last 48 hours attended with considerable humidity of the atmosphere. Several of the convicts are complaining of catarrhal affections, which in my opinion are attributable to a deficiency of warm clothing more particularly in the article of woollen trowsers or woollen breaches and worsted stockings. The duck trowsers and other clothing are beyond a doubt very proper on most occasions in making of this passage yet as often happens before we enter the tropics and after we emerge from them that the weather is cold comparatively speaking and other susceptibility to its impressions is much increased. Some of the convicts on their embarkation had warm breaches and stockings but it was by no means uniform. Issued lemonade in the forenoon and win e in the afternoon. Inspected the clothing and bedding of the prisoners. Temperature in the prisons 660, Cabins 600.

6 December Prisoners on deck, Cleaned and aired below. Issued a blanket each to William Barnett, William Solomon’s & Andrew Gallagher. A shirt each was issued to Thomas Catron, John Hughes, Peter Wilberham, George Ashcroft, Henry Stevens, Daniel Douglas, William Lawley, Christopher Densons, James Weaver, George Mills, George Hills, John Simon, Robert Anderson, James Newton & Henry Coton.

8 December Issued flannel waistcoat to Stephen Reynolds, flannel shirt to John Lovett. Temperature in the prisons 650, Cabins 600.

9 December Majority of prisoners on deck, those laboring under catarrhal affections remained below. Weather bad so prayers were held below.

10 December Carpenter employed stopping a leak in the prison.

23 Dec: Issued wine and sherbet to the convicts.

25 December Issued ½ pint of wine to each convict in commemoration of the day. Sick - none, convalescent 4.

26 Dec: Issued a blanket to Thomas Lewis convict.

24 January Sydney Cove All prisoners on deck. Cleaned and aired below. Reported myself to the Lt. Governor & also waited on the Colonial Secretary. None sick. Fresh Beef and vegetables issued to the convicts. Temperature in the prisons 760, Cabins 740.

25 January Sydney Cove All the prisoners on deck. Cleaned and aired the prisons. Prisoners are all healthy. People and boats are employed returning the remains of the Public Stores & Provisions. Issued vegetables to the convicts. The guard was relieved yesterday by a detachment of the 48th regiment. Temperature in the prisons 770, Cabins740.

26 January All convicts healthy. All prisoners on deck. Cleaned and aired below. At 10.30 the Colonial Secretary came on board and mustered the convicts after which clothing was issued to them. Boats are employed (as of yesterday) Served fresh beef and vegetables to the convicts.

27 January All healthy. Rec'd orders for the prisoners to have themselves in readiness for disembarkation tomorrow morning.

28 January At 6 am all the prisoners were disembarked and at 10 o'clock were inspected by His Excellency the Governor who was pleased to express himself highly satisfied with their appearance.

More About JOHN EACOTT: Fact 1: Convict , arrived Mary 2.1

Notes for JOHN EACOTT: MARY 2 Surgeon’s Journal AJCP Reel #3203 (at end of reel)

John Rodmell 26 July 1821 - 28 January 1822

July 26th Joined the Mary at Deptford as Surgeon and Superintendent of Convicts. …by end (?) to be embarked on the ships arrival at Portsmouth. Carpenters from the Dockyard at Deptford were employed fixing the prisons until the 11th of August at which time they were completed. August 12th the ship dropped down to Gravesend - on 16th weighed anchor and came too again at the Nore. 17th got underway, but was obliged to anchor again in consequence of very light winds and ebb tide off the Buoy of the Girdle. 18th got underway with light airs and at 7pm came to in the Queens Channel. 19th weighed and made sail for the Downs, came to in 6 fathoms water at 3pm. Rec. fresh beef and vegetables, at 6pm got underway and made all sail for Portsmouth. 21st came to anchor at the Mother Bank. 22nd got underway for Spithead, at noon came to anchor in 7 fathoms. A sloop with 176 convicts, a guard, two women & 3 children came alongside as soon as the ship was anchored.

A list of the prisoners, guard and wife is found in the succeeding pages.

Note: There was a guard of 37. Amongst the prisoners was: John Eacott & John Hearne Age General Remarks Mary II Surgeon’s Journal

The Mary arrived at Port Jackson on the 23rd of January 1822 with 176 Male convicts on board after a passage of 129 days from Plymouth and which were landed at Sydney together with the guard on the 28th of the same all in the most perfect health. Several cases of sickness, as will be seen by the journal, occurred but which I am happy to say had a favorable termination. The ship sailed from Portsmouth on the 9th of September but in consequence of strong Westerly winds setting in when off the Lizard it was deemed advisable to put into Plymouth, not being able to make any progress from the state of the weather at that time , but on the contrary had every prospect of losing what had been gained. On our arrival there, a report was made of the circumstance to Sir T B Martin who happened to be at that port investigating the state of the Dockyards. Sir Thomas directed that the ship should be completed with water and that the usual supply of Fresh Beef and Vegetables should be demanded for the prisoners and Guard. These orders were come into effect without lots of time and everything was kept in readiness for our departure the first favorable opportunity. On the 19th we weighed anchor with a light breeze from the Eastward. After we had been at sea a few days the irons were removed from the whole of the convicts taking of course all necessary precautions to counteract any attempt at insubordination which might possibly be contemplated, but which I was not at all apprehensive of. The Mary was constructed with a Poop a circumstance that I conceive of importance , as affording a most commanding position for the guard a part of whom was constantly under arms in that situation during the day. It was from this circumstance principally that we were induced to remove so great a restraint knowing well from my own observations that such a measure would contribute greatly to the healthy condition of the prisoners, and which the event seemed fully to justify and I must not omit to state that they evinced much gratitude for the attention which was shown to their comfort both as regarding personal freedom and the due issue of provisions agreeably to the orders of Government. In order to remove all doubt from their minds as to the proper quantities being issued they were not only furnished with a scale of allowance but two of them were constantly to be present when the Steward made the distribution. With respect to the provisions supplied by His Majesty’s Government for the use of the convicts every possible care was taken to guard against the substitution of an inferior species, which might be on board for ships use. In obedience to my instructions I used to attend the opening of provisions for the purpose of taking the mark, number and contents of each cask, and although it happened on two or three occasions that the Steward omitted to acquaint me when such circumstance took place I requested that the heading of the casks might be produced for my satisfaction. When the issue of lemonade first took place it was considered a very grateful and satisfactory beverage but after a time it did not seem to be taken with that avidity, which it had been, and bowels complaints had also made their appearance. I certainly attributed it to some irregularity in the mixing of the lemonade and accordingly, without previously suggesting my suspicions, I requested that some might be brought for my tasting the following day, but instead of bringing it from the pot as was intended I ascertained immediately that a portion had been mixed for me in due proportions a tacit acknowledgement that what was about to be issued was not in conformity to the directions which he had received. The steward was reprimanded by the Master and admonished to be more careful in the future, and I have every reason to think that he fulfilled the duties of his station afterwards with correctness. I have omitted to include above in what the irregularity consisted. It was in the withholding of a portion of the sugar whereby the lemonade was made unpleasantly acid and occasioned in some instances much intestinal irritation. It was seemed advisable to put into Port Praya (?) Island of St Jago on our passage out in order to complete the water, but it was not accomplished with that facility that could be wished owing to the unsettled state of the local government. A supply of fruit and vegetables was procured for the guard and the convicts. We arrived at Port Praya on the 13th of October and sailed for our ultimate destination on the 18th of the same month. Everything went on smoothly during the voyage, indeed much more so than could be expected from the character of those embarked. It was found only necessary to inflict corporal punishment twice in the course of the voyage and that in a moderate degree for thefts amongst themselves. A school was established under the superintendence of the Rev. Mr. Hassall and myself in that part of the ship appropriated to the Boys and which was generally well filled by those desirous of instruction. Many of them who were unacquainted with the alphabet very soon learnt it and at the termination of the voyage could read with tolerable facility. Divine Service was performed every Sunday by the Rev. Mr. Hassall who was a passenger, mostly on deck, but when the state of the weather would not admit of it, the same was performed in the prisons. Although I am directed to perform Divine Service I think the Board will admit the propriety of conceding that point to a professional man when there is one present and desirous so to do. I am unable to point out any changes or attention that would be more conducive to the health and comfort of the convicts. The arrangements at present both with respect to the fitting up of the prisons, the mode of victualling and the comforts and necessaries supplied in ease of sickness are such as to leave apparently no room for improvement, and are fully adequate to attain all that could be wished. It seems right that I should say something respecting the issue of spirits to the guard, but only with reference to quantity, half a pint of rum was issued agreeably to instructions mixed with a proportion of water as is usual in His Majesty’s Navy and sometimes it was made into Punch by the addition of lemon juice and sugar. It was served to them at twice, the first issue took place immediately after dinner and the last late in the afternoon. This was continued for some time but from the intoxication and disorder that frequently took place it was deemed in consultation with the Officer of the Guard and Master of the ship, absolutely necessary to suspend a portion of their allowance of spirits, which was accordingly done. In future they performed their duty as became good Soldiers and I believe were very glad that such a resolution had been adopted for they were remunerated for such privation much beyond their expectation on their arrival in the Colony of New South Wales.

John Rodmell Surgeon and Superintendent.

JOHN AND CATHERINE EACOTT

John Eacott was a native of the Parish of Westbury, Wiltshire. He was born c 1774. He married Catherine Carr at Westbury, spinster of the same Parish, they married in the Church by banns this sixth day of July in the year one thousand eight hundred and two. By me M. Cooke. Both made their marks. John died 19th October 1840 aged 60 years buried Pomarie Grove, Narellan, N.S.W. He was a tenant to the Reverend Thomas Hassall.

Witnesses: John Currier Mary Einllen? Wiltshire Public Records Office - Trowbridge Marriages- Westbury Fische Number 1427/8 No. 330 (Register Number)

John’s surname was spelt differently on several documents, some of the spellings were Ecott, Hackett, Hakott, but the correct spelling is Eacott(2).They had three children.

Henry born c1815 Selina christened 12th February 1818, St. Denys, Warminster, Wiltshire, England . Married 3-3-1834 at Heber Chapel, Narellan. Mary Ann christened 7th February 1806 Saint Denys, Warminster, Wiltshire, England.

John Eacott received six months for "Larceny" in 1819, then on the 10th August 1821 at the Wiltshire Assizes, John was sentenced to "Life" for burglary and was transported from Falmouth on the 5th September 1821, on the ship "Mary"2.The ship was 540 tons , the Master was Charles Arkell. The ship arrived in Sydney on the 23rd January 1822, after being at sea for 140 days.

Assizes 25/16/6 Sentence Guilty. No Goods. 1821. The jurors of our Lord the King upon their oath present that John Eacott late of the Parish of Warminster in the County of Wiltshire laborer on the fourth day of February in the first year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Fourth by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King Defender of the Faith with force and arms at the Parish aforesaid in the County aforesaid four bushels of wheat of the value of thirty shillings and one sack of the value of four shillings of the goods and chattels of John Hassall then and there being found feloniously did steal take and carry away against the peace of our said Lord the King his Crown and dignity and the Jurors aforesaid upon their oath aforesaid do present that the said John Eacott on the said fourth day of February in the year aforesaid with force and arms at the Parish aforesaid in the County aforesaid four other bushels of wheat of the value of thirty shillings and one other sack of the value of four shillings of the goods and chattels of William Glass then and there being found feloniously did steal take away against the peace of our Lord the King his Crown and Dignity.

Witnesses: John Hasel. William Carter. William Wilkins? William Pearce.

Catherine Eacott with her 2 children Selena and Henry arrived on the Borneo 1828 from Warminster, Wiltshire England. Catherine was employed by the McArthurs at "Macquarie Grove". Catherine died 23-1-1829, only one short year after arriving in the young colony. Buried at Macquarie Grove.

Selena married William Brownlow who was serving out a life sentence, assigned to Reverend William Cowper at "Wivenhoe" Cobbity, Camden N.S.W.

William Brownlow was a native of West Markham, Nottingham, England. He was charged with burglary on Friday 6th August 1819 and received a life sentence for stealing one silver cup, four silver spoons, pair of silver tongs, copper coffee pot, pair of brass candlesticks, and a wooden tobacco dish. He was transported on the Mangles (1) arriving Sydney, N.S.W 7th August 1820.

Selena and William Brownlow had three children:

Mary Ann born at Goulburn Plains 4-2- 1836 she married 24-7-1852 Thomas Weavers (1) James Derwin(2), she died at Browns Creek 3-10-1903. John was born at Funny Hill, Binda 9-8-1838 , he married a widow Isabelle Larkham nee Frazer at "Black Springs" 27-4-1857.

Elizabeth Catherine Born Binda 5-1-1846, she married William Clements 22-6-1864, she died "Burwood" Binda 20-6-1914. William and Selena Brownlow lived at Crooked Corner, Binda N.S.W. On William death 9-6-1865. Selena remarried to Markus Frederick Assos Hansen from Holstein Germany, they were married at Binda. On Markus death she moved back to "Burwood" Binda and lived with her daughter Elizabeth and William Clements and their children.

John Brownlow was charged with bushranging in 1863 in the company of Charles Foley, for the robbery of O’Briens Inn at Laggan. John was released shortly afterwards from Darlinghurst goal. Later documentary evidence was to show that James Crookwell was responsible for the crime. Charles Foley was not as fortunate as her served three years on the chain gang for a crime he never committed.

More About JOHN EACOTT: Burial: January 1840, St. Paul's Cobbity, NSW

Children of CATHERINE CARR and JOHN EACOTT are: HENRY3 EACOiT. T. MARY ANN EACOTT, b. 07 February 18ii0.6. SELENA EACOTT, b. 12 February 1818, Warminster, Wiltshire, England; d. 09 March 1906, "Burw2.ood" Biiniid. a. Generation No. 2

2. SELENA3 EACOTT (CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 12 February 1818 in Warminster, Wiltshire, England, and died 09 March 1906 in "Burwood" Binda. She married (1) WILLIAM BROWNLOW1 03 March 1834 in Camden, son of FRANCIS BROWNLOW and MARY STRONG. He was born 1799 in West Markham, Nottingham, England Arr. Mangles 18201, and died June 1865 in Crooked Corner N.S.W1. She married (2) MARCUS FREDERICK HANSEN1 18671. He died 07 September 1875 in Carcoar (56).

Notes for SELENA EACOTT: Argyle Liberal and District Recorder, Friday 23.3. 1906 We learn that Mrs. Hanson, mother of Mrs. W Clements of Burwood Station, near Binda, died at her daughter's residence on the 9th March last at the ripe age of 95 years. The cause of death being senile decay. Deceased was a very old resident having come to this country n 1828, 75 years ago. B c1817 Warminster, Wiltshire, England, Christened 12.2.1818, St Denys, Warminster, Wiltshire, Eng, d 9.3.1906, parents John Eacott [Hacott/Ecott, Hakott]/Catherine Carr [m1802], m 1) 1834 William Brownlow, children Mary Ann 1836, John 1838, Elizabeth Catherine 1846 m William Clements, m 2 c 1865 Markus Frederick Assos Hansen from Holstein, Germany

HANSON, Mrs. Crookwell Gazette, Friday 23 March 1906 OBITUARY Mrs. Hanson, mother of Mrs. Wm Clements, of Burwood station, died on 9th inst. aged ninety-five years from senile decay. Deceased had been in the country seventy-eight years and was a very well and highly respected resident of this district. Could be Edith d 1906, reg St Leonards, par William/Charlotte

More About SELENA EACOTT: Burial: 11 March 1906, "Burwood" Binda

Notes for WILLIAM BROWNLOW: William Brownlow

He was born in West Markham, Nottingham England a son of Francis Brownlow and Mary Strong, his father Francis was born 1752 in Normanton on Trent, and he married Mary 1775 at Laxton, the first four children born at Laxton, the remainder were born at West Markham. 1. Ann b1776 married Edward Cooper 2. Mary b 1779 3. Philip b 1782, he married in 1805 to Catherine Hilton 4. Francis b 1786 he was married Sarah ? and they had five children before he was convicted and sent to Australia in 1819 as a convict on the "Malabar", he then married Mary Moore 1827. 5. Thomas b1789 6. Edward b 1792, he married Sarah Colton 7. John b1793 8. William b 1789, sent to Australia as a convict on the "Mangles" 1820, sentence life.

Nottingham Review Vol. 12 published by Charles Sutton

On Friday 6 August 1819 William Brownlow was charged with burglary.

William was employed by Mr. William Miller of Lancham. William Brownlow aged 19, stood charged with feloniously and breaking open the dwelling house of William Miller, of Lancham.

On the night of the 16 May last, and stealing they’re out one silver cup, four silver teaspoons, pair of silver tongs, coffee pot, pair of brass candlesticks, and a wooden tobacco dish. William Miller deposed that his house was forcibly entered during the night of the 16 May, and the property enumerated in the indictment was taken away. His family, which consists of himself, housekeeper, and three others are in the habit of going to bed about 9 o’clock , and his servants rise about four in the morning. He makes it part of his duty to examine the doors and windows before he goes to bed and is sure they were all secure on the night in question. He was up a four o’clock woken by his servant man. Witness knew the prisoner personally, he had lived with him for about half a year, in the capacity of servant man. Witness engaged him for a year, but from cause or other he would not fore fill that engagement. Witness saw the prisoner before he went to Rev. J Rudd’s , the magistrate that committed him for trial. The prisoner through the medium of the learned judge, asked the witness if he had promised him his liberty if he would acknowledge the offence, and were the property was concealed . To this question Mr. Miller replied in the negative, but afterwards acknowledged he had told the prisoner, that if the County was willing to set him at liberty, he should not object to it, and this he told the prisoner before he went to Mr. Rudd’s.

Thomas Bacon, servant man to the prosecutor, stated that on his going downstairs between three and four o’clock in the morning after the robbery, found the staircase door fastened, which he was sure they left wide open the proceeding evening. And upon opening this door, which he did with the assistance of a pocketknife, he discovered a pane of glass broken in the kitchen window, the pin, which fastens the window taken out, and the window wide open. He called his master up and told him what had happened. Robert Chambers a Constable, took the prisoner into custody on the 18 May. From what the prisoner told witness, he was induced to take him to some closes in the neighborhood of Luxford, a considerable distance from the prosecutors house, were he found part of the property in question concealed in a hedge bottom, as previously described by the prisoner. He was directed to a field in the neighborhood of Mansfield were in a hedge bottom he discovered the articles of plate mentioned above. Mary Miller, housekeeper to the prosecutor, stated that every night before she retires to rest, regularly locks the parlor door, puts the key in her pocket and she invariably places the key under her pillow. About four o’clock on the morning in question, she found the parlor door wide open and her pockets on the table, but no key in them. This room is called the best room and they keep the silver plate in it, remembers the prisoner leaving Mr. Miller but does not know whether he ever saw her put the key of this room in her pocket, very probably he had. At all events she was firmly of the opinion he had found it there when he robbed the house. William Gilbert produced the plate found in the hedge bottom about a mile from Mansfield. On his property being exhibited before Mr. Miller, he swore positively to it. The prisoner said nothing in his defense and the Chief Justice in his charge to the Jury, reminded them of the prisoners formerly living with the prosecutor. This circumstances would unquestionably give him an opportunity of knowing that the housekeeper was in the habit of keeping the of the best room in her pocket. Certainly, no stranger to the house, and habits of the family would know that she put the pockets under the pillow. The Jury, without a moments hesitation, pronounced the prisoner guilty. And like the proceeding prisoners, immediately after the trial, the Court adjourned to the following day.

Nottingham Review 28 April 1819.

Committed to the county goal William Brownlow of Lowdham, Lanham charged with burglary Sunday. Removed from the county goal 24 September 1819 to the prison hulk 'Bellerophen' known as the 'Billy Ruff'n' at Sheerness. The Bellerophen was a 74 gun, man -o- war ship in which Napoleon was bought to England after the battle of Waterloo.

Yesterday morning the following nine convicts were removed from the county gaol, Joseph Fenton, Thomas Jefferies, William Blighton, Thomas Burrows James Fisher, Patrick Walsh, Thomas Redfern, William Brownlow, all received a sentence life. Humfrey Clay 7 years. Then when they were brought out to be put on the Hope Coach several of them appeared wounded and bruised, and we find this was accountably a most desperate attempt to escape they made the previous evening. Eight of these men were confined in the upper felons yard, when the time came for them to be locked up, they were called that they might come at the door one by one in the usual manner, but they refused. There is a small building in the middle of the yard, with a fire in the middle of it for them; they had pulled the windows out of this, and were burning them, at the same time loosing the bricks of the building and hurling them at the door. Seeing this Mr. Stevenson, the turnkey, walked into the place, one of them threw a brick at him immediately but with his staff he laid his assailant prostrate, and ably seconded by Mr. Osbourne, the constable and with some debtors, they were soon reduced to obedience. They had calculated on the turnkey coming in, and supposed by over powering him, they should have obtained the keys, and effected their escape.

William Brownlow was transported to Sydney, on the ship Mangles(1) 594 tons, Master John Coghill, Surgeon Matthew Anderson. The ship sailed from Falmouth direct to Sydney, 118 days at sea departed Falmouth on the 11 April 1820, arriving Sydney on the 7 August 1820. On boarding the transports, the male prisoners were washed and issued with the regulation dress of jackets and waistcoats of blue cloth or jersey, duck trousers, check or coarse linen shirts, yarn stockings, and woolen caps; the women wore their own clothing but, before they disembarked in Australia, each was given a brown serge jacket and petticoat, a couple of linen shifts, a linen cap, a neckerchief, a pair of worsted stockings, and a pair of shoes. Food was generally considered to be adequate and of better quality than that served in the army or navy, though prisoners were easily exposed to being cheated of their prescribed rations by unscrupulous masters and stewards. "The rations are both good and abundant," wrote a ship's surgeon of the convict ships of the 1820s, "three-quarters of a pound of biscuit being the daily allowance of bread, while each day the convict sits down to dinner of either beef, pork or plum-pudding, having pea soup four times a week, and a pot of gruel every morning, with sugar or butter in it. Vinegar is issued to the messes weekly, and soon the ship has been three weeks at sea, each man is served with an ounce of lime-juice and the same of sugar daily, to guard against scurvy, while two gallons of good Spanish red wine and 140 gallons of water are put on board for issuing to each likewise-three to four gills of wine weekly, and three quarts of water daily, being the general allowance,"

The prisoners' quarters lay between-decks and consisted of two rows of sleeping-berths, one above the other, each 6 feet square and made to hold four convicts, so that each man had 18 inches of space to sleep in. The quarters were dark and gloomy, and the ventilation was almost invariably bad ; and never so bad as when a ship was becalmed in the tropics or when, in stormy weather, the hatches were battened down and the prisoners, instead of taking their daily exercise on deck, were compelled to endure the foul atmosphere of the hold for hours, and even days, on end.

While exercising, the convicts were handcuffed together and secured by leg-irons. "Ironing" was also, next to flogging, the most common form of punishment for male prisoners. Women were also occasionally flogged; but more commonly their heads were shaved, or they were placed in a scold's bridle or the coal-hole, or made to parade the deck in a tub. At other times, prisoners were put to pick oakum, or the more favoured might be allowed to assist in navigation or be selected as schoolmasters ( as Robert Mason was ) to teach their illiterate shipmates to read and write.

Generally, the journey was long and tedious, though it might be enlivened by disaster or loss of life. On arrival at their destination, the prisoners were kept on board until their "particulars" had been taken and they and the ship had been cleared by the Port Health Officer : at Hobart, this might take two or three days, but at Port Jackson a week or more. Only then were they taken ashore and assigned for service with the colonial government or private employers. After 1840, prisoners were sent on arrival to "probation" stations, from which they were gradually released for employment with free settlers according to their record of behavior. But, in the 1830s, the assignment system" was still in operation. It had the advantage of providing the prisoner with immediate productive employment, though he might be exposed to the whims of an unsympathetic master, who was empowered to send him before a magistrate on the slightest hint of misconduct or insubordination. Punishments were frequent and often savage: even for comparatively slight offences men might be sentenced to 25 or 50 lashes ; while more serious offenders were put to work in chain-gangs on roads and bridges and might become subject to even more drastic penalties. But, by the1830s, the system had begun to become more humane, and comparatively few convicts (and a mere handful of the "Swing" prisoners ) found their way to (he penal hells of Port Arthur in Tasmania and Norfolk Island, off the coast of New South Wales.

William was to serve his life sentence in the young colony, first being sent to Grose Farm and Longbottom (present site of Parramatta) in 1822 as a Government Servant. On 20 December 1826 he was given the position of Constable, from which he was later dismissed on 12 July 1827 for reasons unknown. LONGBOTTOM

As the distance of 14 miles between Sydney and Parramatta was too great to be traversed conveniently in one day by parties of convicts on foot and their escorts of soldiers, a log stockade was built half-way along the track to serve as an overnight guardhouse and staging depot. This was constructed at a place called Longbottom, the word "bottom" there having its old English meaning "low lying land or swamp" applied to the drainage basin at the head of Hen and Chicken Bay, i.e. present day Concord Oval and surrounding area. An area of 936 acres was reserved in the surroundings of the stockade as a Government farm, but no sustained effort was made to cultivate it.

"At first a log stockade was erected and there the prisoners were detained for a night on their way from Sydney to Parramatta or vice-versa. As a rule they were handcuffed together while on the road. But the more desperate characters (bushrangers etc.) also wore leg irons, so that their march was a slow one; and the rest at Longbottom Stockade was doubtless, a welcome one. Later on a more substantial lockup was erected, and that is still standing. It consists of three cottages, built on sandstone foundations, with brick walls 18 inches thick

William assisted in the capture of the bushranger Henry Williamson of "Green Pond" Tasmania, Sydney Gazette 22 February 1828..He then sought permission to be being assigned to Rev. Cowper at "Wivenhoe" Narellan, N.S.W. In 8 March 1830 he had received his ticket of leave. It was during this period of time he met is wife to be, Selena Eacott. Selena had arrived as a free passenger on the ship "Borneo" 1828 accompanied by her mother Catherine and brother Henry, they had left Warminster, Wiltshire, England. The purpose for the journey was to join John Eacott, Selena’s father.

John Eacott had been sent as a convict 1821 on the "Mary 1" and was assigned to Rev. Thomas Hassall( known as the Galloping Parson) at his property "Denbigh" near Cobbity, the Hassalls and Cowper were near neighbours, and it is possible that William and Selena would have met at the little church called "Heber Chapel" at Cobbity.

The convicts would have been compelled to attend church on the Sabbath, as part of their rehabilitation, for them this would have been a welcome relief as time away from there arduous duties, unlike other clerics who were cordially hated by the convicts population Thomas Hassall was said to be disarming and friendly. This can be born out by the fact that in later life John Eacott was to become a tenant farmer to Thomas Hassall up until his death in 20 October 1840.

William’s description on his ticket of leave states that he was tried at Nottingham assizes on 29 July 1819, life sentence occupation labourer, height 5 foot’ 7 1/2"inches, sallow complexion little pock marked, brown hair and grey eyes, general remarks - small scar on right cheek bone little pock marked, scar on left eyebrow, heart and two darts anchor cock and plough on right arm, several other marks on left arm. He married Selena Eacott 1834 at Cobbity, Narellan.

It is probable through there connection with the Hassall family that they moved into the Goulburn area were their daughter Mary Ann was born 1836 at Goulburn Plains. In 1838 when their son John was born, they were at Long Swamp, Binda. William was leasing 640 acres of land from Francis Oakes, he described his occupation as sawyer. This the present site of "Funny Hill Station". There third child Elizabeth Catherine was born in 1846, she had been named after her great grandmother Elizabeth (Bessie)Carr and her grandmother Catherine Eacott.

More About WILLIAM BROWNLOW: Burial: Crooked Corner

More About MARCUS FREDERICK HANSEN: Burial: Carcoar

Children of SELENA EACOTT and WILLIAM BROWNLOW are: MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, b. 04 February 1836, Goulburn Plains N.S.W; d. 03 October 1903, Browns Creek Blayn3ey. N.S.W (5i.7). JOHN BROWNLOW, b. 09 August 1838, Julong, Binda; d. 29 September 1867, C4r.ooked Coriin.er. ELIZABETH CATHERINE BROWNLOW, b. 05 January 1846, Binda Vale; d. 30 June 1914, ''Burwood'' Binda5 . age 69 yeiiai.rs..

Generation No. 3

3. MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW (SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 04 February 1836 in Goulburn Plains N.S.W1, and died 03 October 1903 in Browns Creek Blayney N.S.W (57)1. She married (1) THOMAS WEAVERS1 27 April 1852 in St. Saviour's, Goulburn1, son of JOHN WEAVERS and RUTH FRANCIS. He was born 28 November 1819 in Castlereagh N.S.W1, and died 22 August 1888 in Crooked Corner N.S.W1. She married (2) JAMES DERWIN 1902 in Blayney, son of WILLIAM DERWIN and SARAH. He died 1904 in Blayney.

Notes for MARY ANN BROWNLOW: Tuesday 1st June Before Messrs W E Dugnam & Connolly Francis Lilly was charged with stealing certain goods, the property of James Moore of Tuena. Senior Constable Kennedy deposed to arresting the prisoner on 29 May at Long Swamp near Binda and afterwards finding the boots & drapery produced at Weavers, where the took them. The prisoner claimed the boots & a piece of gambroom, a piece of print & a new can, the other articles, he said were not his. Weaver said to him "you bought them all here this morning" he replied" yes, I picked them up in a water hole as I was coming out yesterday.

More About MARY ANN BROWNLOW: Baptized: 01 May 1836, Goulburn Burial: 04 October 1903, Blayney

Notes for THOMAS WEAVERS: The Weavers Family.

John Weavers was born in Gloucester, England C1761, on 4-8-1790 he was indicted for stealing, two live geese valued at three shillings, the property of Sarah Sutton in the Parish of Simington. He found guilty and sentenced to "seven years transportation beyond the seas".

On 27-3-1791 on this day the Third Fleet of nine ships departed from various ports of the British Empire. They assembled at St. Jago in the Cape Verde Islands, off the coast off north-west Africa. The ship was to travel in the company, of the convoy but this proved impossible the fleet arriving over a period of weeks.

The fleet carried a total of 1869 male and 172 female convicts, there were 172 male deaths and 9 female deaths, the journey took between 31-21 weeks. John Weavers was aboard the "William and Ann" which departed Plymouth carrying 188 convicts, arriving in Sydney 28-8-1791 after 154 days at sea. The Judge, Advocate Collins reported that all convicts on the "William and Ann" were very ill seven had died on the voyage and with five being extremely ill.

The "William and Ann" was a old ship, having been built 32 years before the voyage. John Weavers was to meet Elizabeth Steward who it is believed was born White haven, Saint Bee’s, Cumbria north west England c1759. She arrived in the colony as a convict on the 30-4-1796, on the ship "Indispensable". Elizabeth Stewards crime was that of Petty Larceny, sentence to be transported for seven years. She died 5-5-1844 at Castlereagh N.S.W. buried at Christ Church Cemetery Castlereagh, records show Elizabeth a settler aged 85 years.

She had formed a relationship with John Weavers and from this there were two children:

Elizabeth died in infancy 1798 John Weavers was born 25-4-1800. John Weavers(2nd) was to marry Jane Francis on the 20-1-1819, she was a daughter of Thomas Francis and Honorah Collins (both convicts. ) Jane was born 31-3-1799 at Parramatta, Died Nepean 21-2-1875.

John Weavers and Jane Francis had eleven children, all born at Castlereagh N.S.W. John and Jane were known to have visited the Crookwell area as they were witnesses to a wedding at Tuena in 1854, it could be assumed they were either at the gold fields at Tuena or visiting Jane’s relatives as Thomas Francis lived at the Abercrombie. It would have been during one of these visits that their son Thomas Weavers met Mary Ann Brownlow and married her.

CHILDREN OF JOHN AND JANE WEAVERS

1)Thomas born 28-11-1819 married Mary Ann Brownlow 24-7-1852 daughter of William Brownlow and Selena Eacott. Thomas died Binda 22-8-1888. 2)John Weavers born 28-11-1820 married Sarah Rowe 13-3-1844, he died at Castlereagh. 3)Agnes Weavers born 20-11-1823 married Thomas Hicks died 25-4-1880 4)Jane Weavers born 6-10-1826 5) Elizabeth Weavers born 17-1-1828 6) Mary Weavers born 29-8-1831 Evan 7) Samuel Weavers born 16-1-1833 8) Sarah Weavers 15-6-1835 9) Isabella Weavers born 16-1-1838 10) William Weavers born 29-8-1840 11) Francis Weavers born 16-4-1845. Thomas was confirmed 1846, Illiterate, Abercrombie, he had his first communion 13.6.1846 Thomas Weavers and Mary Ann Brownlow married at St. Saviors Cathedral Goulburn N.S.W. on the 24-7-1852,William Brownlow gave his consent to the marriage as Mary An was only 16 years old & Rosetta McGuirk was the witness. They had eight children all born at Binda. Thomas died at Binda 22-8-1888 his occupation was given as farmer at Crooked Corner.

Children of Thomas and Mary Ann Weavers.

1) Caroline born 23-7-1853 married James Pelham Hamilton 2nd 2 April 1995 Peter Cavill. Caroline died Lost River 1May 1904 2)Jane born 21-7-1855 married James Matthews. 3)Elizabeth Betsy born 23-12-1857 married 1884 William Eldridge. 4) John Thomas born 27-8-1861 married Bridget Maria Quinn 25-1-1883. 5) Selina Ethel Jane born 20-1-1864 married Francis Brownlow. 6) William born 1-4-1865 died 1869. 7) Rosetta Ann born 24-4-1869 married Alfred A Webb d 22nd August 1929 at Goulburn 8) James born 4-1-1871.

Goulburn Gaol Description Book Thomas Weavers Number. 897 a native of the colony b1822, height 5'9", slight make fresh complexion, hair dark eyes hazel, mark on right thigh, can read/write. Thomas was charged with stealing a horse at Binda he was acquitted by the jury and discharged Goulburn Herald 24.12.1853

25/6/86 Thomas Weavers Monday 21 June cruelly ill treating a horse with sore shoulders, fined 20/- 4/10 costs

More About THOMAS WEAVERS: Baptised: 28 November 1819, Castlereagh N.S.W

Children of MARY BROWNLOW and THOMAS WEAVERS are: CAROLINE5 WEAVERS, b. 09 August 1853, Crooked Corner; d. 01 May 1960.4, Lost Riiv.er. JANE WEAVERS1, b. 21 July 1855, Binda Vale1; d. 28 February 1927, Plumb Street, Blayney; m. JAMES MATTHEWS, 1881, Carcoairi;. b. 1854, Pretty Plains, Bathurst; d. 03 January 1939, Plumb Street Blayney.

More About JANE WEAVERS: Baptised: 09 November 1855, St. Saviour's Goulburn

ELIZABETH 'BETSY' WEAVERS, b. 23 December 1857, Binda Vale; d. 20 December 1973.1, Crookiwii.ell. JOHN THOMAS WEAVERS, b. 27 August 1860, Crooked Corner nr Binda; d. 29 May 81.907, Narriavw. a. SELENA WEAVERS, b. 20 January 1864, Binda Vale; d. 05 August9 1.898, Mudvg.ee. WILLIAM WEAVERS1, b. 01 April 1865, Binda1; d. 1869, Long Swamp, Bvini.da. ROSETTA ANN WEAVERS, b. 28 April 1868, Long Swamp, Binda; d. 20 August 1928, 270 Auburn S1tr0e.et Goulvbiui.rn. JAMES WEAVERS1, b. 04 January 1871, Bindav Viiia.le.

4. JOHN4 BROWNLOW (SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 09 August 1838 in Julong, Binda, and died 29 September 1867 in Crooked Corner. He married ISABEL FRASER1 27 April 1857 in Black Springs N.S.W1, daughter of ALEXANDER FRASER and MARGARET MCBEAN. She was born 06 August 1832 in Parish of Alvie, Inverness, Scotland, and died 11 November 1920 in Binda, N.S.W1.

Notes for JOHN BROWNLOW:

Goulburn Goal Standing Number 2966 Goal Annual Number 325

JOHN BROWNLOW Ship ----, born 1838, height 6’ ½" make- proportioned, complexion fair, hair brown, eyes blue, read and write yes. Also recorded were Michael Croker and Charles Foley description.

John Brownlow died 1867 In testate, leaving an estate value at $50.0.0 Pound. Number 8142 26 July 1869 This day upon petition administered of all and singular the goods chattels credits and effects of John Brownlow deceased was granted to Isabella Brownlow the widow of the deceased. In testate died 29.9.1868. Goods sworn at 50 pound. Letters of administration dated the same day as granted.

Isabella Brownlow administratrix of the estate of John Brownlow decease sold his property of 34 acres on Mulgowrie Creek, Crooked Corner (portion 9 and 11) to William Clements for 430 pond. Witnesses Isabella Brownlow William Crilly

More About JOHN BROWNLOW: Burial: Binda C/E

Notes for ISABEL FRASER: ISABELLE FRAZER She was born 6.8.1832 at Alvie near Laggan Inverness, Scotland. Her parents Alexander and Margaret Frazer migrated to Australia aboard the 'St. George' arriving 4 July 1838, as part of the Bounty Migrant scheme. The ship carried all 321 highlanders from the port of Oban, on the west coast of Scotland. Her sister Henrietta was not to survive the voyage she died on the passage out to Australia. The family lived for a time at Cabramatta where her father was employed by Mr. I.S. Moore, about 1840 they arrived at Binda her father having found employment with Mr. Jamieson as a labourer. They were living at Sawpit Gully, Binda; once her father was established he worked as a carrier with his team of bullocks.

Isabelle married on 16 April 1849 in the Wesleyan Chapel at Laggan to John Samuel Pate Larkham, the consent of her father was given as she was under age. They were living at Julong when her husband John died on 5 June 1853, he was only 27 years old at the time, leaving her a widow with three small boys John Alexander age 3, James Duncan 2 and Donald was only 7 months old.

It is not known how Isabelle managed at this time, she probably went home to her parents at Binda. It was some four years later when she married at Black Springs on the 27 April 1857 to a John Brownlow a farmer at Blackman's Hills. She and her second husband John were to have five children when he died 29 September 1867 from kidney failure aged 28 years. Again finding herself a widow, her sons from the first marriage by now would have been self supporting but with her second family whose ages ranged William Samuel 10yr, Francis 7yr Margaret Jane 5yr, Alexander 3 yr and she being pregnant.

For the second time she was again faced with extreme hardship, a widow again with a young family to support it was not long before she found herself a new a partner. She married William Crilly in 1871 at Diamond Creek, he was a Canadian from Quebec, Canada. She and William were to have a son Thomas William born 1872. They continued to live at the Diamond for many years, some time later moving into Binda, when about 1912 William went back to Canada where he died, granny lived on alone in a small house in Binda opposite the Binda Church of England. She died at her sons Thomas Crilly's family home in Binda on the 11 November 1920 and was buried at Binda C/E on the 12th November, aged 89 years. She was survived by 6 of her nine children.

William was born in Ireland and migrated to Quebec, Canada with his parents sometime after his birth. He arrived here in 1866 in pursuit of fame and fortune as a gold miner. He returned to Canada in about 1912, visiting his sister Mattie at her farm. It is thought he passed away about this time as his son Thomas Crilly has recorded that his father William was deceased in 1913, on his marriage certificate. Family stories tell the tale that his love of alcohol was the cause of his demise.

GOULBURN GAOL Description Book Number 174- WILLIAM CRILLY Ship "Ackburn" arrived 1866, born County Tyrone, Ireland, religion Presbyterian, occupation miner, age 30 years height 6ft medium build, fair complexion, light brown hair, eyes blue, able to read & write. He had 2 moles on left side of back, 2 scars left side back, mole on right side back, small finger on left hand burnt.

Crookwell Gazette 25 March 1874 John Quince, publican of Binda, breach of Publicans Act supplying William Crilly during a justices prohibition issued by the Binda Bench forbidding public to supply him with such.

Police V William Crilly 23/3/86 William Crilly of Julong appeared charged by Constable Travers with having on the 26/3 last cruelly ill treated a horse by riding it with a sore back, girth galls. The evidence of the constable also showed that the defendant had been drinking at Binda and the animal looked as if had nothing to eat or drink for 3 or 4 days. Pleaded guilty fined 15/- and 4/10 costs.

More About ISABEL FRASER: Burial: 12 November 1920, Binda C/E Fact 1: 15 November 1838, Arrived Free on ''St George''1

Children of JOHN BROWNLOW and ISABEL FRASER are: WILLIAM SAMUEL5 BROWNLOW1, b. 26 October 1857, Binda , N.S.W1; d. 09 May 1877, Green Camp Creek, Bindi.a1.

Notes for WILLIAM SAMUEL BROWNLOW:

Goulburn Herald May 16, 1877

On Thursday last Mr. Marsden, coroner, held an inquest near Binda on the body of a young man named William Brownlow, aged about nineteen, who was killed the previous day under the following circumstances ; It appears that at a place called Green Camp Creek a man named Josiah Eldridge, assisted by a lad of about fourteen named William McDonald, was engaged in putting up a fence for Mr. Alexander Webster, when the deceased came and assisted them for about two hours with the fencing, and then proceeded to cut down a tree about two feet, nine inches in diameter. He cut it about half way through when, being a leaning one, it fell, splitting up the centre and leaving the butt resting on the splintered portion about five feet from the ground. Deceased then commenced to cut away where the tree was resting, and while doing so it fell over him across his chest. He did not speak, and on Eldridge and the boy, who were close at hand, running up to him found that he was already dead. Assistance was obtained and the tree removed. The verdict of the jury was accidental death and that no blame attached to anyone. The funeral took place on Friday, when about a hundred and fifty persons attended. The Rev. Mr. Clampett officiated at the grave. The deceased was greatly respected in the neighborhood. He was the stepson of Mr. W Crilley.

More About WILLIAM SAMUEL BROWNLOW: Burial: 11 May 1877, Binda

FRANCIS BROWNLOW, b. 12 March 1860, Funny Hill, Binda; d. 10 February1 119.41, Blayini.ey. MARGARET JANE BROWNLOW, b. 21 February 1862, Diamond Creek , N.S.W; d. 24 February 19151,2 W. inton ,i iQi.ld. ALEXANDER BROWNLOW, b. 20 April 1864, Diamond Creek; d. 18 January 1918, St. John of Gods Hosp1i3ta. l, Goulbivu.rn. JOHN BROWNLOW, b. 18 July 1868, Julong N.S.W; d. 07 December 1951, Crookwell Hospital He worked as a gen1e4r.al farm hvan. d.

5. ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW (SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 05 January 1846 in Binda Vale1, and died 30 June 1914 in ''Burwood'' Binda age 69 years.1. She married WILLIAM CLEMENTS1 22 June 1864 in St. James Binda N.S.W1, son of BENJAMIN CLEMENTS and MARIA PRICKER. He was born 04 November 1842 in Mogong1, and died 03 September 1904 in ''Hopeful'' near Binda age 62 years.1.

More About ELIZABETH CATHERINE BROWNLOW: Burial: 02 July 1914, "Burwood"

Notes for WILLIAM CLEMENTS: William bought 32 acres from William Marks in 1864, when he came to Binda from Molong (then called Mogong)

Tuesday 6 September 1904 William and James Clements had a saw mill at "Burwood" but became insolvent. Sudden death of William Clements. Residents of Crookwell were considerable shocked on Sunday last when it became known Mr. William Clements of 'Burwood' Bigga had passed away at his residence Saturday last. He was 62 years of age and leaves 5 sons and 3 daughters left to mourn their sad loss. Buried in the family grounds at Burwood.

CLEMENTS, William Crookwell Gazette, Tuesday 6 .9.1904 SUDDEN DEATH The death of Mr. William Clements of Burwood near Binda, was reported in town on Sunday, and occasioned considerable surprise, as no one had an intimation that Mr. Clement was unwell. As a matter of fact, deceased was in good health, apparently up to the hour of his retirement to bed on Saturday night and the first suspicion of his illness was aroused in his wife who was awakened at midnight by her husband's heavy breathing. She arose hurriedly and procured a light, but the end had come and she was just in time to see deceased breathe his last, the cause of death being heart disease. Some time since deceased had a fit, and it was nearly three hours before he could be brought back to consciousness. Death took place at deceased's selection some three miles from Burwood, and the remains will be removed to the latter place for burial to-day, the Rev J Walker to officiate. The funeral arrangements are being conducted by Mr. Walter Spiers of this town. Deceased, who was 62 years of age, was a very old resident of the Binda district, and reared a large family, the members of which are all grown-up into manhood and womanhood. The late Mr. Clements was a warm adherent of the Wesleyan Methodist Church before its fusion with the Primitive Methodist and since then his support to the combined body has been equally liberal, so that that body will lose by Mr. Clements death an enthusiastic and ardent churchman. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved families.

Argyle Liberal, Tuesday 6 .9.1904 SUDDEN DEATH OF MR WILLIAM CLEMENTS Residents of Crookwell were considerably shocked on Sunday last when it became known that Mr. William Clements, of Burwood, near Bigga, had died suddenly at his residence on Saturday night. From what we can glean it appears that Mr. Clements was in his usual health on Saturday, with the exception that a slight faintness came over him at about lunch time. It passed off, and he went about as usual up to tea time, when he partook of a hearty meal, and afterwards sat by the fire reading until he retired to bed. About 12 o/clock his wife heard him moaning, and on striking a light saw that her husband was passing away. Deceased, who was 62 years of age, was well and favorably known throughout the district, having lived near Bigga all his life. A wife and a grown-up family of five sons and three daughters are left to mourn their sad loss. The remains will be interred in the family burial ground at Burwood to-day at 2 pm. D 3.9.1904, par Benjamin/Meria Fricker, husband of Elizabeth Catherine Brownlow, issue Frederick c1865-1911, Sarah 1867, Christopher 1869, Maria 1872, Elizabeth 1874, Annie 1876-1897, William 1879-1937, Alice 1881- 1963, Edith G 1884, James Andrew 1887-1957, Walter 18-1918 (WWI) Crookwell Gazette, Friday 16 September 1904

MAGISTERIAL INQUIRY A magisterial inquiry was held at Burwood, near Binda, on 6th inst, by Mr. S L Cox, district coroner, touching the death of Mr. Wm Clements, of Burwood, who died suddenly on midnight on Saturday, 3rd inst, as reported in our issue of 6th inst. Evidence was given by Mrs. Clements and two sons and Dr T L Pawlett, Government medical officer for the district. The doctor's evidence went to show that death was due to natural causes, and a finding in accordance with the medical testimony was entered.

Children of William Clements and Elizabeth Brownlow

1.Frederick b.1865 Canowindra d 1911 Goulburn 2.Sarah b 1867 d. 1905 Registered Tuena 3.Christopher b. 11-4- 1869 "Burwood" m 18-4-1898 at Crookwell Emma King d. 1943 4.Maria b.18-11-1871 Markdale m 1895 Edward J Martin Registered Carcoar 5.Elizabeth b. March 1874 d1888 "Burwood" Registered Carcoar 6.William b. 3-4-1879 "Burwood" m E.H King (Harriet) d 12-10 1937 Goulburn 7.Annie b.24-8-1876 d 1897 Markdale Registered Tuena 8.Alice b.24-8-1881 m at "Burwood" 11-5-1905 William H. Selmes d 25-7-1963 Narramine 9.Edith Grace b. 1887 m Joseph Hearn d Goulburn 10.James Andrew b. 17-12-1887 "Burwood" m 1915 Sarah Twynam d 19-7- 1957 Newtown 11.Walter William b.10-6- 1891 d World War 1, at Palestine 20-10-1918

More About WILLIAM CLEMENTS: Baptism: 22 September 1846, Goulburn Burial: "Burwood"

Children of ELIZABETH BROWNLOW and WILLIAM CLEMENTS are: FREDERICK5 CLEMENTS, b. 1865, Canowindra N.S.W.; d. 26 November 1911, Kenmore Hospital, Goulburn (4i.6).

More About FREDERICK CLEMENTS: Burial: "Burwood" Binda

SARAH CLEMENTS, b. 1867; d. 02 October 1905, "Burwood" Binda age 37 years Chronic Emphyseiim. a.

More About SARAH CLEMENTS: Burial: "Burwood" Binda

CHRISTOPHER CLEMENTS, b. 11 January 1869, "Burwood" Binda; d. 28 February 1943, Crookwell D1is5t.rict Hosipiii.tal. MARIA CLEMENTS, b. 18 November 1871, "Markdale", Binda; m. EDWARD JOHN MARTIN, 1895, House of Wililvi.am Clements,"Burwood" Binda; b. Number 1 Swamp. West Trunkey. ELIZABETH CLEMENTS, b. 1874, Binda; d. 1888, "Burwood" Bivn.da. ANN CLEMENTS, b. 24 August 1876, Markdale; d. 1897, "Burwood" Binda from Diphthveir.ia.

More About ANN CLEMENTS: Burial: "Burwood"

WILLIAM CLEMENTS, b. 03 April 1879, "Burwood" Binda; d. 12 October 11963.7, Goulvbiui.rn. ALICE CLEMENTS, b. 24 August 1881, "Burwood" Binda; d. 25 July 191673., Narrovmiiii.ne. EDAR GRACE CLEMENTS, b. 10 January 1884, "Burwood" Binda; d. 30 January 1964, Goulburn; m. JOSEPH LAURENCE HEARNix, .07 July 1909, "Burwood" Binda Rg Tuena; b. 1879, Tuena Rg Carcoar 11523; d. 06 November 1955, Goulburn Age (76).

More About EDAR GRACE CLEMENTS: Burial: Goulburn

Notes for JOSEPH LAURENCE HEARN: Laurence Joseph Hearn, bachelor of Tuena married on the 7.7.1909 at "Burwood' Binda to Edar Grace Clements, the witnesses were Felix Hearn and Catherine Hearn, by Rev Frederick Nixon, Methodist Minister.

More About JOSEPH LAURENCE HEARN: Burial: 07 November 1955, Goulburn

JAMES ANDREW CLEMENTS, b. 17 December 1887, "Burwood" Binda; d. 19 July 1957, New18to. wn, Sydxn.ey. WALTER WALTEROUS CLEMENTS, b. 10 June 1891, "Burwood" Binda; d. 20 October 1918, Beersheba, Palestine WW1 Pyrexxiia. of unknown origin.

Notes for WALTER WALTEROUS CLEMENTS: Wed 113 July 1921 Sapper Walter W Clements killed in action Oct 20th 19197aged 22 years " For God and Country greater love hath no man, that he lay down his life for his friends. John 13,15

More About WALTER WALTEROUS CLEMENTS: Burial: Damascus British War Cemetery, Syria

Generation No. 4

6. CAROLINE5 WEAVERS (MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 09 August 1853 in Crooked Corner1, and died 01 May 1904 in Lost River. She married (1) JAMES PELHAM HAMILTON 16 June 1877 in St.James C/E Binda, son of JAMES HAMILTON and FRANCES GOWLETT. He was born Abt. 1840 in Hobart, Tasmania, and died 08 March 1893 in Drown at Crookwell River, Binda. She married (2) PETER CAVILL 22 April 1895 in Tuena, son of JOHN CAVILL and MARGARET. He was born in Brantwood, and died 1932 in Mudgee.

Notes for CAROLINE WEAVERS: CAVILL, Mrs. P (Caroline) Argyle Liberal, Tuesday 3.5.1904 SUDDEN DEATH It is with regret that we record the death of Mrs. Peter Cavill, which took place at her residence off the Wheeo road, about six miles from Crookwell, on Sunday afternoon last. It appears that deceased suffered from bleeding at the throat, and was attended for this complaint by Dr Pawlett some two months ago. Deceased recovered from the attack, and was up and about in her usual health to the day of her death, in fact she assisted in cooking the family dinner on Sunday. Shortly before dinner time on Sunday a severe attack of bleeding at the throat and nose took place, and all efforts to stop the bleeding were to no avail, death taking place some two hours after its commencement, and before medical assistance could be procured. Deceased was 52 years of age, and had resided in this district all her life, being highly respected by all who were acquainted with her. We beg to extend our sympathy to the bereaved family in their sad and sudden loss. D1.5.1904, Par Thomas Weavers/Mary Brownlow, wife of Peter Cavill (m1895), m 1877 1) James Hamilton d1893, Issue 1) Frances Elizabeth 1878, Mary Ann 1881, William Henry 1883, James Frances 1885, Edith Lilliah Maud, 1888, Lucy 1890 Crookwell Gazette, Friday 6.5.1904

SUDDEN DEATH A sudden death occurred at Lost River on Sunday afternoon last, the victim being Mrs. Cavill, wife of Mr. P Cavill, of that part. She had been ailing for some time past and was under medical treatment, but on Sunday afternoon appeared no worse than usual. However, she was suddenly attacked in the afternoon and succumbed within two hours. An inquest was dispensed with.

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More About CAROLINE WEAVERS: Adeline Mary: illegitimate daughter of Caroline Weavers Baptised: 06 November 1853, Goulburn Wesleyan Church Notes for JAMES PELHAM HAMILTON: Death by Drowning Crookwell Gazette Wednesday 8th March 1893 Mr. James Hamilton of Lost River was drowned in the Crookwell River Saturday night last. Deceased had been working for Mr. Henry Carr, somewhere beyond Binda and was on his way home on horseback. He called at Binda where he was last seen by Mr. W. Rolfe. Next morning he was found washed up against a tree, by, we believe Mr. Webster, about ¼ mile below where the Crookwell River crosses the Wheeo Binda Road. An inquiry was held by Mr. E. A. Webster yesterday and Mr. S. L .Cox, when a verdict of accidental drowning was returned. Deceased was about 40 years of age and leaves a wife and six children in very distressed circumstances. (He was actually 48 years of age)

Flood at Crookwell- A Man Drowned Telegrams from Crookwell report rough weather. On Saturday a thunderstorm, which was usually severe commenced about four o'clock and within two hours two inches of rain fell flooding the low- lying portions of the town. Rogers' store and several private homes were inundated. The river rose a banker and carried away fences, culverts, and one bridge. Heavy rain fell on Saturday night and Sunday with the thunder storms. The total official register was 540 points. The police report having found the body of a man named James Hamilton washed up into a willow tree, three miles from Binda, in the Crookwell River. The deceased left the Binda Royal Hotel about twelve o'clock on Saturday night for Lost River where he resided on a selection. On Sunday morning Mr. A Webster found his horse in a paddock and made a search along the river without result. He then went for the police and they found the body half a mile below the crossing, a magisterial inquiry was held yesterday and a verdict of accidental drowning was returned. Hamilton, who was 40 years old, leaves a widow and six children totally unprovided for.

More About PETER CAVILL: Burial: Mudgee

Children of CAROLINE WEAVERS and JAMES HAMILTON are: ADELINE MARY6 WEAVERS, b. 1877, Binda N.S.W.; d. 03 February 1913,1 J9u.nction Poii.nt. FRANCES ELIZABETH HAMILTON, b. 21 October 1878, Binda; d. 18 October2 01.956, Sydini.ey. MARY ANN HAMILTON, b. 07 January 1881, Gunning; d. 27 November 195201, .Sydney i(i6i.9). WILLIAM HENRY HAMILTON, b. 28 May 1884, Crookwell; m. (1) EMILY E BENYON; m. (2) ELSIE BYiRvN. E. FRANCIS JAMES HAMILTON, b. 1885, Gunning; m. MARY J O'CONNELL, 1915, Goulbvu.rn. LILLAH EDITH MAUD HAMILTON, b. 30 August 1888, Lost River; m. WEST M GRILLS, 1906, Armivdia.le. LUCY HAMILTON, b. 23 Novemb2e2r .1891, Bviini.da.

7. ELIZABETH 'BETSY'5 WEAVERS (MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 23 December 1857 in Binda Vale1, and died 20 December 1931 in Crookwell. She married WILLIAM ELDRIDGE1 11 August 1884 in Crookwell, son of DANIEL ELDRIDGE and ELIZABETH GUNYON. He was born 02 September 1837 in Kissing Point1, and died 04 August 1920 in Crookwell1.

Notes for ELIZABETH 'BETSY' WEAVERS: Elizabeth Betsy Weavers died age, 73 years, from carcinoma of the stomach and pneumonia, a daughter of Thomas and Mary Ann Weaver a farmer. She married William Eldridge and is survived by two daughters Evelyn ( Mrs. Os McDonnell ) Roselyn, Florence 'May' Brimbecom (Temora) and two sons Charles (Auburn) and Arthur (Funny Hill). She was buried at Binda C/E 22 December 1931.

Notes for WILLIAM ELDRIDGE:

Burrowa News Friday, August 20, 1920

Mr. William Eldridge, Senior, the eldest inhabitant of Binda district, died at his home recently. He was 84 years of age. In the days when there were wild cattle in the Abercrombie Ranges he was a noted rider and a member of the party that set out to capture Ben Hall and his gang.

More About WILLIAM ELDRIDGE: Burial: 06 August 1920, Binda

Children of ELIZABETH WEAVERS and WILLIAM ELDRIDGE are: CHARLES DANIEL6 ELDRIDGE, b. 23 January 1885, Binda Vale; d. 31 May2 139. 31, Aubui.rn. ARTHUR FREDERICK GORDON ELDRIDGE, b. 17 January 1889, Binda; d. 06 February 1956, Binda (i6i.7).

Notes for ARTHUR FREDERICK GORDON ELDRIDGE: Bachelor, he worked at "Funny Hill' for Jim Carr, he is buried with his mother at Crookwell.

More About ARTHUR FREDERICK GORDON ELDRIDGE: "Arthur": never married buried with his mother Burial: 07 February 1956, Crookwell

EVELYN BARBARA ELDRIDGE, b. 06 December 1894, Binda; d. 16 May 1969, Crookwell D2is4t.rict Hosipiii.tal. FLORENCE MAY ELDRIDGE, b. 06 December 12859.8; d. Sydivn.ey.

8. JOHN THOMAS5 WEAVERS (MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 27 August 1860 in Crooked Corner nr Binda1, and died 29 May 1907 in Narrawa. He married BRIDGET MARIA QUINN 25 January 1883 in Crookwell, daughter of JOHN QUINN and CATHERINE BRODERICK. She was born 26 September 1857 in Myrtleville, and died 19 August 1938 in Crookwell.

Notes for JOHN THOMAS WEAVERS: JOHN THOMAS WEAVERS

John Weavers was born 23 August 1861 a son of Thomas Weavers and his wife Mary Ann Brownlow he spent his childhood at Binda attending the school there, his parents lived at "Long Swamp" just outside Binda. He married Bridget Maria Quinn on the 25 January 1883, she gave her present abode as Laggan she was born at Taralga 1859.

He was later to become employed as the manager of "Hollywood" a 5000ac property of Mr. Louis at Narrawa. His previous employment was with Mr. James Marsden for a period of twenty years on his Narrawa property. John died at home 29 May 1907 from a coronary occlusion (heart attack). He was buried at Binda C/E. Bridget died 19 August 1938 and was buried at Binda R/C

Children

1. William Francis Weaver b.12 9-1881 m at Binda 17 May 1913 to Mary Ann Shepherd a daughter of Charles Shepherd and Ann O'Rourke. He died 1953 buried Rugby. 2. Mary Margaret b. 28 February 1884 m 25 September 1935 Thomas Crilly d 25-9-1935 Binda 3. George P b.12 August 1886 m Sarah Kelly d Boorowa 22 September 1960 4. Hilton b. 30 April 1888 married Gwen Bluett, d 23 October 1942 5. Herbert James b. 12 October 1891 m to Marion 'Marie' Forster at Wheeo she was the daughter of Edward & Elizabeth Forster.d.24 July 1954 Binda 6. Katherine Selena b. 23 July 1894 m 11 January 1922 Reuban James Reynolds at Crookwell, d 1950 Binda 7. Roland William b. 25 November 1898 d 7 February 1928 8. Keith Joseph b. 26 January 1903 Narrawa m 27 August 1938 at Crookwell Elizabeth Emily Croker nee Writer d 11 July 1948 buried Canberra. INQUEST JOHN WEAVERS Owing to the absence of Dr. Pawlett in Sydney on the Gay V Frost case, we were unable now to get the particulars of the inquest of the late Mr. John Weavers, late manager of Mr. Louis property "Hollywood" Narrawa. After hearing the evidence of Mr. A Louis, Officer, a verdict was returned of died from heart failure, consistent upon a heart attack.

More About JOHN THOMAS WEAVERS: Baptism: 16 September 1860, North Goulburn C/E Burial: Binda

More About BRIDGET MARIA QUINN: Burial: Binda

Children of JOHN WEAVERS and BRIDGET QUINN are: WILLIAM FRANCIS6 WEAVERS, b. 12 September 1881, Binda; d. 09 December 1953, Rugby (72); m. MARY ANN SHEPHERD, 17 Mi.ay 1913; d. 1954, (84).

Notes for WILLIAM FRANCIS WEAVERS: Boorowa News Friday 11 December 1953 Mr. Frank Weaver died at hospital Wednesday morning, resident of Rugby. Survived by his wife and daughter Mrs. D W Horton of Rugby.

MARY MARGARET WEAVERS, b. 28 February 1884, Binda; d. 25 September 1935,2 B6.inda N.Sii..W. GEORGE PATRICK WEAVERS, b. 12 August 1886; d. 22 September 12976. 0, Boorioiiw. a. JOHN THOMAS HILTON WEAVERS, b. 30 April 1888, Binda; d. 232 8O.ctober 1i9v4. 2. HERBERT JAMES WEAVERS, b. 12 October 1891; d. 24 July 19542, 9B.inda N.Sv..W. KATHLEEN SELINA WEAVERS, b. 23 July 1894, Boorowa; d. 19503, 0B.uried Bvini.da. ROLLAND M WEAVERS, b. 25 November 1898, Boorowa; d. 07 February 1928, Buried Bviini.da.

Notes for ROLLAND M WEAVERS: Roland Weavers aged 29 years son of Mrs. Weaver of Binda died Crookwell Cottage Hospital yesterday following a operation. He had been in delicate health for past 3 years. Survived by his mother at Binda, Mrs. Reuban Reynolds, Mrs. Thomas Crilly, and two brothers Mr. George William Weavers, Boorowa, Mr. Keith Weavers, Binda.

KEITH JOSEPH WEAVERS, b. 26 October 1903, Narrawa Reg. Boorowa; d. 11 July 1948, R/C Canberra from3 a1 H. eart Avtitiai.ck.

9. SELENA5 WEAVERS (MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 20 January 1864 in Binda Vale, and died 05 August 1898 in Mudgee. She married FRANCIS BROWNLOW1 09 October 1895 in Mudgee, son of JOHN BROWNLOW and ISABEL FRASER. He was born 12 March 1860 in Funny Hill, Binda1, and died 10 February 1941 in Blayney1.

More About SELENA WEAVERS: Burial: Mudgee

Notes for FRANCIS BROWNLOW: WILL 270274 Francis Brownlow late of Blayney formerly of Binda retired grazier I appoint Wesley Creel Price, auctioneer, Blayney Executor I bequest all my worldly goods to my daughter Selena Ethel Jane Robinson of 'The Myalls' Blayney West- absolutely. Francis X Brownlow Witnesses C.H. Sherlock, drover Blayney G. White clerk Blayney Died 10th February 1941 Estate sworn 222/19/6

More About FRANCIS BROWNLOW: Baptised: 11 May 1860, Goulburn

Child of SELENA WEAVERS and FRANCIS BROWNLOW is: SELENA ETHEL JANE6 BROWNLOW, b. 01 August 1898, Mudgee; d. 25 May3 129.46, Blayni.ey.

10. ROSETTA ANN5 WEAVERS (MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 28 April 1868 in Long Swamp, Binda1, and died 20 August 1928 in 270 Auburn Street Goulburn. She married ALFRED A WEBB 11 January 1898 in Crookwell, N.S.W, son of ALFRED WEBB and CATHERINE PRESTON. He was born 1866 in Goulburn, and died in Goulburn. Notes for ROSETTA ANN WEAVERS: She had been a resident of Goulburn for 30 years, well known and respected. She is survived by Mr.Webb and daughter Mrs. Cyril Coughan of Goulburn. Interred in Goulburn Cemetery Goulburn

Funeral Goulburn Evening Post Wednesday 22 August 1929. The relatives and friends of Mr. Alfred Webb are kindly invited to attend the funeral of dearly beloved wife of Mr. Webb to leave his residence 270 Auburn Street Goulburn tomorrow Thursday, after at C/E General Cemetery. Sid Craig. Obituary 23 August 1928. Mrs. A.A. Webb. The death occurred morning of Mrs. Rosetta Ann Webb wife of Mr. A.A. Webb Auburn Street Goulburn aged 58 years, she had been ill for ten days with bronchitis and asthma. She was a native of Binda before she married Mr. Webb.

More About ROSETTA ANN WEAVERS: Burial: Goulburn

Notes for ALFRED A WEBB: Alfred A Webb was a tailor in Goulburn

More About ALFRED A WEBB: Burial: Goulburn

Child of ROSETTA WEAVERS and ALFRED WEBB is: ADA MAUD6 WEBB, b. 20 January 1900, Goulburn; d. 13 May 1963,3 G3o. ulburn (6i.3).

11. FRANCIS5 BROWNLOW (JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 12 March 1860 in Funny Hill, Binda1, and died 10 February 1941 in Blayney1. He met (1) SELINA WEAVERS1 09 October 1895 in Mudgee, N.S.W1. She was born 20 January 1864 in Binda, N.S.W, and died 06 August 1898 in Mudgee. He married (2) SELENA WEAVERS1 09 October 1895 in Mudgee, daughter of THOMAS WEAVERS and MARY BROWNLOW. She was born 20 January 1864 in Binda Vale, and died 05 August 1898 in Mudgee.

Notes for FRANCIS BROWNLOW: WILL 270274 Francis Brownlow late of Blayney formerly of Binda retired grazier I appoint Wesley Creel Price, auctioneer, Blayney Executor I bequest all my worldly goods to my daughter Selena Ethel Jane Robinson of 'The Myalls' Blayney West- absolutely. Francis X Brownlow Witnesses C.H. Sherlock, drover Blayney G. White clerk Blayney Died 10th February 1941 Estate sworn 222/19/6

More About FRANCIS BROWNLOW: Baptised: 11 May 1860, Goulburn

More About SELENA WEAVERS: Burial: Mudgee

Child is listed above under (9) Selena Weavers.

12. MARGARET JANE5 BROWNLOW (JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 21 February 1862 in Diamond Creek , N.S.W1, and died 24 February 1915 in Winton , Qld1. She married (1) THOMAS ANDREW BRERETON1 18 February 1880 in Brisbane , Queensland1, son of WILLIAM BRERETON and AUGUSTA DOYLE. He was born 1849 in Trinidad, and died in Winton, QLD. She married (2) THOMAS HENRY ALWAY STINCHCOMBE 06 December 1898 in Winton, QLD.

Notes for MARGARET JANE BROWNLOW: Margaret died at Manuka Street Winton from Alcoholic Coma, Cardiac Failure, witness Thomas Stinchombe husband, Buried Winton Cemetery

More About MARGARET JANE BROWNLOW: Baptism: 23 January 1863

Children of MARGARET BROWNLOW and THOMAS BRERETON are: IRENE6 BRERETON, b. 1880; m. UNKNOWN WRIGiH. T. IRMA AUGUSTA BRERETON, b. 28 N3o4v.ember 1i8i8. 0. ETHEL JANE BRERETON, b. 03 April 1882; m. JAMES WILLIAM MACDONiAiiL. D. CONSTANCE MARGARET GEORGINA BRERETON, b. 183853., Parramiva.tta. THOMAS ORGIAS BRERETON, b. 23 April 1885; d. 05 March 18v8. 6. FREDERICK GEORGE BRERETON, b. 01 December 1886, Townsville; d. 07 May 1912, Winvtio. n.

Notes for FREDERICK GEORGE BRERETON: He died from Lobar Pneumonia and heart failure, buried Winton grave 461 in good order, C/E undertaker Joseph Willetts

FRANCES EDWARD BRERETON, b. 16 June 1888, Goulburn NSW; d. 20 April 1918, Twenty Mile Hotel3, 6 W. inton vQiLi.D.

13. ALEXANDER5 BROWNLOW (JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 20 April 1864 in Diamond Creek1, and died 18 January 1918 in St. John of Gods Hospital, Goulburn1. He married LUCY EVA CRAMP1 31 January 1894 in Winduella , Wheeo1, daughter of BENJAMIN CRAMP and MARTHA BRAY. She was born 17 July 1871 in Crookwell1, and died 13 August 1940 in Kenmore, Goulburn1. Notes for ALEXANDER BROWNLOW: Known as Sandy, he was employed as general farm hand. He and Ben Cramp dug a dam for John Kelly, using picks and shovels. He died in St. John of God Hospital from TB. leaving a wife and 6 sons.

More About ALEXANDER BROWNLOW: Burial: Binda

More About LUCY EVA CRAMP: Burial: Binda

Children of ALEXANDER BROWNLOW and LUCY CRAMP are: VIVIAN GREGORY6 BROWNLOW1, b. 05 March 1896, Narrawa1; d. 27 December 1981, Crookweil.l1.

More About VIVIAN GREGORY BROWNLOW: Baptised: 01 April 1896, Narrawa Burial: Binda C/E

FRANCIS ALEXANDER BROWNLOW, b. 14 October 1898, Winduella Narrawa; d3. 71.951, Sydini.ey. EDWARD HENRY BROWNLOW1, b. 17 March 1901, Narrawa1; d. 19 December 1926, Binda N.Sii.iW. ..

Notes for EDWARD HENRY BROWNLOW: No 1987 Edward Henry Brownlow 24 December 1926 Court House Crookwell died Binda. Haemorrhage from wound in the throat self inflicted. Cash $45 FA Burns No PM held

More About EDWARD HENRY BROWNLOW: Baptised: 28 April 1901, St. Barnabas, Narrawa Burial: December 1926, Binda

CARLTON JOHN BROWNLOW, b. 27 May 1904, Binda; d. 09 June 1957, Kenmore, Hos3p8it.al Goulbivu.rn. NEIL GORDON BROWNLOW, b. 29 November 1906, Bin3d9a.; d. Primvb.ee. BENJAMIN JOSIAH BROWNLOW, b. 22 March 1911, Suffock Street, Binda; d. 06 February 1996, St. John of Gods Hosp4i0ta. l, Goulbvui.rn.

14. JOHN5 BROWNLOW (JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 18 July 1868 in Julong N.S.W1, and died 07 December 1951 in Crookwell Hospital He worked as a general farm hand1. He married SUSAN WOODBRIDGE1 29 December 1897 in St. Patrick's Boorowa N.S.W1, daughter of THOMAS WOODBRIDGE and ELIZABETH WEEKS. She was born 05 May 1871 in Boorowa, and died 01 August 1939 in 1 Swift Street, Guilford (68).

Notes for JOHN BROWNLOW: Aug 6 1920 John Brownlow fined for neglecting to send his child to school fined 2/6 and 6/- court costs. Labourer at Boorowa 1902-3 Electoral Roll he was the father of Edwin Brownlow born 1893- 19-3-1923, his mother was Mary Catherine Larkham

JOHN BROWNLOW 18.7.1868 -7.12.1951

He was born a Binda 18.7.1868 to Isabelle and John Brownlow, his father John had passed away before he was born, his mother remarried William Crilly in 1870, he and his brothers and sister were raised by William and Isabelle and so began the lasting connection with the Crilly family. In he later years he spent his remaining days living between his two nieces Margie & Lenie Crilly, often going out in the trucks with Marge's husband Roger Kitchen.

There is photo of Uncle Jack and Sylvia taken at Binda also that Uncle Jack lived on the property of Wal Frazer at Binda before he went into Crookwell. There was another story about uncle Jack helping to make the Christmas pudding on the day Sylvia Crilly was born.

John or as he was fondly know to his family as 'Uncle Jack' was raised in Binda and worked as a station hand, going away by horseback shearing and fencing, it was during one of these trips away for work to Boorowa that he met Suzanne Woodbridge, the romance blossomed and they were to marry 29.12.1897 at St. Patrick's at Boorowa

They have six children Cyril, Rita, Eustace, Alma, Austin and Ina from these children his grandchildren are represented to day. Uncle Jack was laid to rest here at Binda near his mother and father Isabelle and John Brownlow, his three step-brothers from his mothers first marriage John, James and Duncan Larkham, his two brothers Bill & Alexander 'Sandy' Brownlow, his nephews Viv, Harry, and Carl Brownlow, and he step- brother Tommy Crilly.

More About JOHN BROWNLOW: Burial: 08 December 1951, Binda

Notes for SUSAN WOODBRIDGE: Susan is buried at Rookwood with her grandson Colin Greenfield.

More About SUSAN WOODBRIDGE: Burial: 02 August 1939, Rookwood RC

Children of JOHN BROWNLOW and SUSAN WOODBRIDGE are: CYRIL STANALAUS6 BROWNLOW, b. 1898, Boorowa; d. 14 June 1968, Goulburn; m. ANNIE EILEEN HEALEY, 1926, Goulburn iR. g 7625; d. 1950, Goulburn, N.S.W. RITA LILLIAN BROWNLOW, b. 20 September 1901, Crookwell; d. 15 March 1969, Fairfield4 1H. ospital (i6i.7). EUSTACE WILLIAM BROWNLOW, b. 27 April 1903, Boorowa; d. 10 October 1955, East B4a2n.kstown i(i5i.2). ALMA VERONICA BROWNLOW, b. 01 February 1905, Crookwell; d. 31 January 1977,4 G3o. ulburn i(v7.2). AUSTIN NEVILLE BROWNLOW, b. 01 November 1906, Crookwell; d. 20 Augus4t 41.987, Sydvn.ey. INA FERNICE BROWNLOW, b. 06 January 1908, Binda; d4. 51.970, Sydvni.ey.

15. CHRISTOPHER5 CLEMENTS (ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 11 January 1869 in "Burwood" Binda, and died 28 February 1943 in Crookwell District Hospital. He married EMMA KING 18 April 1898 in Crookwell Wesleyan Rg. 3198, daughter of GEORGE KING and HARRIET QUINCE. She was born 29 July 1872 in Markdale, Binda, and died 06 December 1941 in "Burwood" 71 years. More About CHRISTOPHER CLEMENTS: Burial: 01 March 1946, "Burwood"

More About EMMA KING: Baptism: 02 November 1872, Binda Burial: 08 December 1941, Burwood Private Cemetery

Children of CHRISTOPHER CLEMENTS and EMMA KING are: ERNEST GEORGE6 CLEMENTS, b. 07 January 1900, 'Fairview'; d. 01 May 194869., Crookwi.ell. IDA MARION CLEMENTS, b. 27 October 1901, "Fairview" Binda; d. 28 September 194873., Crookwii.ell. UNA MAUD CLEMENTS, b. 21 April 1904, "F4ai8r.view" Biiini.da. ERIC CHARLES CLEMENTS, b. 26 July 1908, "Fairview" Binda; d. 13 October 1908, Crookwell from Pneumiovn.ia.

16. WILLIAM5 CLEMENTS (ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 03 April 1879 in "Burwood" Binda, and died 12 October 1937 in Goulburn. He married (2) ETHER HARRIET KING 08 February 1902 in St. James C/E Binda, daughter of GEORGE KING and HARRIET QUINCE. She was born 14 November 1878 in Julong, and died 18 June 1951 in 73 years.

Notes for WILLIAM CLEMENTS: OBITUARY MR. WILLIAM CLEMENTS Mr. William Clements, of Pleasant View, Crookwell, whose death at Goulburn on Tuesday afternoon last was announced in the Evening Post yesterday, was one of the best-known figures of Crookwell district. He was 58 years of age and was born at Burwood, Binda, where his father, the late William Clements, was one of the earliest settlers. Mr. Clements, news of whose death came as a shock to his many friends, had spent his life in pastoral pursuits. He had also carried out a good deal of saw milling and had cut, on a conservative estimate, half a million feet of local timbers. The late Mr. Clements was a retiring disposition and had devoted himself wholly to his home. During the past 15 years he had lived in retirement at Crookwell, where he had been a member of the Masonic Lodge for many years. Besides his widow, he is survived by tow sons, Reginald Charles (Pleasant View, Binda) and Colin William (Pleasant View, Binda) and two daughters, Mrs. George Marks- Rodgers (Narrawa), Mrs. George Nixon (Roslyn). He leaves also two brothers, Christopher (Burwood, Binda), and Sergeant James Clements (West Maitland) and two sisters, Mrs. L. J. Hearn (Goulburn) and Mrs. W. Selmes (Narramine). The burial took place yesterday afternoon at the private family cemetery 'Burwood' Binda. 14 October 1937 Goulburn

More About WILLIAM CLEMENTS: Burial: "Burwood" Binda

More About ETHER HARRIET KING: Baptism: 01 January 1879, Binda Burial: "Burwood" Binda

Children of WILLIAM CLEMENTS and ETHER KING are: REGINALD CHARLES6 CLEMENTS, b. 12 February 1903, "Shortview" Binda; d. 11 February 1498. 2, Culbuir.ra. ESTHER HARRIETT CLEMENTS, b. 18 October 1905, Binda; d. 28 February 195703., Crookwii.ell. CATHERINE ELIZABETH CLEMENTS, b. 25 July 1908, 'Pleasant View' Binda; d. 06 April 1914, "Burwood'' Biiini.da.

More About CATHERINE ELIZABETH CLEMENTS: Burial: 07 April 1914, "Burwood'' Binda

GLADYS ETHEL CLEMENTS, b. 1913, Binda; d. 26 Septem5b1e.r 1961, i(v4.8). COLIN WILLIAM CLEMENTS, b. 05 June 1915, Binda; d. 19 November 1967, Crookwell (v5.2).

More About COLIN WILLIAM CLEMENTS: Burial: 20 November 1967, Crookwell Methodist

JOYCE D CLEMENTS, b. 1921, Crookwell; d. 1921, Crookvwi.ell.

More About JOYCE D CLEMENTS: Burial: "Burwood" Binda

17. ALICE5 CLEMENTS (ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 24 August 1881 in "Burwood" Binda, and died 25 July 1963 in Narromine. She married WILLIAM HENRY SELMES 11 January 1905 in "Burwood' Binda Rg 2548, son of HENRY SELMES and CHRISTINA FRAZER. He was born 1875 in Wheeo, and died 1956 in Narromine.

More About WILLIAM HENRY SELMES: Occupation: Station Manager

Children of ALICE CLEMENTS and WILLIAM SELMES are: JESSIE CHRISTINA6 SELMES, b. 21 December 1906, Garraroo, Binda Rg Tuena 8405; d. 195825., Narromi.ne. DORIS HELEN ISOBEL SELMES, b. 1910, Narromine Rg 41230; d. Abt. 195435., Narromiii.ne. ELIZABETH CATHERINE SELMES, b. 1914, Narromine Rg 20682; d. 1914, Narromiiii.ne. ANNIE IRENE SELMES, b45. 1916,. 19i2v4. 2.

18. JAMES ANDREW5 CLEMENTS (ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 17 December 1887 in "Burwood" Binda, and died 19 July 1957 in Newtown, Sydney. He married SARAH TWYNAM 08 May 1915 in Goulburn Rg 7491, daughter of THOMAS TWYNAM and JULIA. She was born 21 August 1879 in Mudgee, and died 05 September 1945 in Royal Prince Alfred Hospital.

Child of JAMES CLEMENTS and SARAH TWYNAM is: ALAN6 CLEMENTS, b. 03 Novemb5er5 .1916, Boni.di.

Generation No. 5

19. ADELINE MARY6 WEAVERS (CAROLINE5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 1877 in Binda N.S.W., and died 03 February 1913 in Junction Point. She married JAMES HENDRY 13 February 1899 in "Burwood" Binda, son of JOHN HENDRY and ELLEN MCGINLEY. He was born Abt. 1844 in Narrawa, and died 28 June 1932 in Crookwell (88) Rg 14050.

Notes for ADELINE MARY WEAVERS: Grace Weavers born 1.3.1897mother Mary Ann Adeline Weavers

More About ADELINE MARY WEAVERS: Burial: 05 February 1913, Junction Point

Notes for JAMES HENDRY: Descendants of John Hendry

First Generation

1. John Hendry .

General Notes: John's occupation given as farmer on the marriage certificate of James Hendry when he married Adeline Weavers in 1899.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Occupation. Farmer

John married Ellen McGinley.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 2 M i. James Hendry was born on 26 Dec 1844 in Narrawa, NSW Aus, died on 28 Jun 1932 in Crookwell NSW Aus and was buried on 30 Jun 1932 in R. C. Cemetery, Crookwell NSW Aus.

+ 3 M ii. Michael Hendry was born on 7 Feb 1847 in Yass NSW Aus and died in 1883 in Carcoar NSW Aus.

Second Generation (Children)

2. James Hendry (John1) was born on 26 Dec 1844 in Narrawa, NSW Aus, died on 28 Jun 1932 in Crookwell NSW Aus and were buried on 30 Jun 1932 in R. C. Cemetery, Crookwell NSW Aus.

General Notes: James died in Crookwell Hospital where the cause of death was listed as senility. Dr. A. Burns. Certified by C.M. Larkham, no relation, of Dog Trap, Binda. The undertaker was T. E. Kennedy, the minister J. Blakeney, the witnesses Henry Sillis and George Sharman. Noted events in his life were: 1. Occupation. carpenter, labourer 2. Baptism; 6 May 1845; St Augustine's R.C, Yass NSW Aus.

James married Mary Ann Delaney, daughter of Michael Delaney and Ellen Collins.

Noted events in her life were:

1. Occupation. washer woman, midwife 2. Baptism; 1 Sep 1843.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 4 M i. Michael Hendry was born C1867 in Binda NSW Aus, died on 26 May 1935 in Young NSW Aus and was buried on 28 May 1935 in R. C. Cemetery Murringo NSW Aus.

+ 5 M ii. John Hendry was born on 3 Oct 1869 in Thuddungarra Young NSW Aus, died on 19 Apr 1902 in Walgett NSW Aus and was buried on 20 Apr 1902 in Walgett Cemetery NSW Aus.

6 F iii. Ellen Hendry was born on 1 Dec 1871 in Fishers Creek, Boorowa NSW Aus, died on 12 Nov 1873 in Fishers Creek Boorowa NSW Aus and was buried in Boorowa NSW Aus.

General Notes: Ellen drowned in a waterhole at Fisher's Creek. A newspaper cutting taken from the Burrowa Advocate dated 13th November, 1873 declared that an inquest was held by W.J.E. Wotton, J.P., concerning Ellen's death by drowning.

+ 7 F iv. Mary Ann Hendry was born on 20 Aug 1874 in Fisher's Creek NSW Aus.

+ 8 F v. Elizabeth Hendry was born on 19 Jul 1876 in Fisher's Creek Boorowa NSW Aus, died on 17 Jul 1964 in Sydney NSW Aus and was buried in Rookwood Cemetery Sydney NSW Aus.

+ 9 F vi. Catherine Hendry was born on 24 Aug 1878 in Fisher's Creek NSW Aus.

+ 10 F vii. Annie Hendry was born on 27 Nov 1880 in Murringo NSW Aus, died on 29 Sep 1903 in Harden NSW Aus and was buried on 30 Sep 1903 in Murringo NSW Aus.

+ 11 M viii. Thomas Powell was born on 27 Oct 1882 in Willurang , Young NSW Aus. 12 M ix. Robert Hendry was born on 27 Oct 1882 in Willurang Young, NSW Aus.

James next married Adeline Mary Weavers, daughter of James Hamilton and Caroline Weavers, on 13 Feb 1899 in Burwood Near Binda NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 13 M i. James Mitchell Hendry was born in 1900 in Junction Point, Tuena NSW Aus.

14 M ii. William Hendry was born in 1902 in Junction Point NSW Aus, died on 29 Sep 1902 in Junction Point NSW Aus and was buried on 30 Sep 1902 in Junction Point NSW Aus.

General Notes: William's death was registered at Tuena so Junction Point is in that area. James Hendry, his father, was still a miner in 1902; he gave that occupation on his marriage certificate three years previous to this date. Young William was ailing from birth. Patrick Maguire was the undertaker and Robert Maguire and Edward Maguire the two witnesses. James Hendry was the certifier.

3. Michael Hendry (John1) was born on 7 Feb 1847 in Yass NSW Aus and died in 1883 in Carcoar NSW Aus.

General Notes: Michael Hendry was listed on his marriage certificate as a labourer. He was married according to the rites of the Church of Rome and the witnesses were John Deeham and Teresa Deeham. The officiating minister was Michael Slattery. Both Michael and his wife gave their usual place of abode as Binda.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Occupation. Labourer 2. Baptism; 24 Mar 1847; Yass NSW Aus.

Michael married Mary Ann Deeham on 7 Feb 1875 in Grabben Gullen Church NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

15 M i. John F. Hendry was born in 1876 in Carcoar NSW Aus.

Third Generation (Grandchildren)

4. Michael Hendry (James2, John1) was born C1867 in Binda NSW Aus, died on 26 May 1935 in Young NSW Aus and was buried on 28 May 1935 in R. C. Cemetery , Murringo NSW Aus.

General Notes: Michael Hendry's birth date has never been established, however Mick himself declared on a number of certificates that he was born at Binda. He declared that he married Elizabeth Cummins, but on his death certificate, step-brother Frank Powell certifies Mick "not married". Mick died at the Burrangong Hospital at Young, causes being coronary sclerosis and arteriosclerosis. The M.D. was T.J. Gardiner. Frank Powell was living at Murringo in 1935.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Occupation. Labourer and farmer

Michael married Elizabeth Ellen Cummins, daughter of Thomas Cummins and Jane Anastasia Haydon.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 16 M i. John Joseph Ignatious Hendry was born in 1891 in Forest Reefs NSW Aus, died on 17 Jul 1924 in Parkes NSW Aus and was buried in Parkes NSW Aus.

+ 17 F ii. Mary Anne Hendry was born in 1893 in The Pocket, NSW Aus, died in 1979 in Wollongong NSW Aus and was buried in Parkes NSW Aus.

+ 18 F iii. Florence Matilda Hendry was born in 1896 in Parkes NSW Aus and died on 10 May 1923 in Orange NSW Aus.

+ 19 F iv. Myrtle Elizabeth Hendry was born C1900 in Parkes NSW Aus, died on 9 Aug 1929 in Parkes NSW Aus and was buried in Parkes NSW Aus.

20 F v. Catherine Hendry was born in 1902 in Parkes NSW Aus and died in 1926 in Wollahra Sydney NSW Aus.

Catherine married Robert Danielson in 1923 in Manly Sydney NSW Aus.

5. John Hendry (James2, John1) was born on 3 Oct 1869 in Thuddungarra Young NSW Aus, died on 19 Apr 1902 in Walgett NSW Aus and was buried on 20 Apr 1902 in Walgett Cemetery NSW Aus.

General Notes: John died of typhoid at age 32, after an illness of six weeks. Dr Franceschi. Certified by William Nicholas, father in law Booroona Station near Walgett. Frank Rae was the undertaker and the witnesses were John Jones and John Ryan. His son John Nicholas Hendry was living at the time of his father's death and was aged 2 years. Noted events in his life were:

1. Occupation. Billiard Marker

John married Elizabeth Bridget Nicholas, daughter of William Nicholas and Margaret Hogan, on 4 Jan 1899 in Collarenebri NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

21 M i. John Nicholas Hendry was born in 1900 in New Angledool NSW Aus.

7. Mary Ann Hendry (James2, John1) was born on 20 Aug 1874 in Fisher's Creek NSW Aus.

General Notes: Mary Anne's birth was registered not as Hendry but in her mother's maiden name of Delaney. Her birth was certified by James Hendry, father, of Fisher's Creek. The witnesses at her wedding were John Gavan and her sister Elizabeth Ellen Hendry, who later married John Gavan. John Jones, whom Mary Anne married, was from Wales and they were both 21 at the time of marriage. Herbert Thomson was the minister and they were wed by C of E rites in St Paul's Church, Murrumburrah. John Jones was a fireman.

Noted events in her life were:

1. Occupation. Domestic Servant

Mary married John Jones, son of William Jones and Mary William, in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

22 F i. Elsie Jones was born in 1897 in Registered At Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

23 M ii. William Jones was born in 1899 in Registered At Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

24 M iii. Cecil Jones .

25 M iv. Jack Jones .

26 F v. Alice Jones .

8. Elizabeth Hendry (James2, John1) was born on 19 Jul 1876 in Fisher's Creek Boorowa NSW Aus, died on 17 Jul 1964 in Sydney NSW Aus and was buried in Rookwood Cemetery Sydney NSW Aus.

General Notes: Elizabeth was married to John Gavan at St Mary's church, Murrumburrah where John was a labourer at nearby Harden. Her mother was listed as Mary Ann Delaney and consent was given by Mary Powell, bride's mother, as Mary Ann was by then married to Michael Powell. Elizabeth was aged19 at her marriage. Witness was Ellen James nee Gavan.

Elizabeth married John Gavan, son of John Gavan and Marcella Ellen Doyle, on 28 Feb 1897 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Occupation. farm labourer, barman

Children from this marriage were:

+ 27 F i. Mary Eileen Gavan was born on 10 Sep 1897 in Harden NSW Aus, died on 28 Sep 1922 in Marrickville Sydney NSW Aus and was buried in Rookwood Sydney NSW Aus.

+ 28 M ii. John Dallas Gavan was born on 6 Sep 1899 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus, died on 9 Nov 1985 in Cumberland Hospital Sydney NSW Aus and was buried in Leppington Lawn Cemetery, Sydney NSW Aus.

+ 29 F iii. Gladys Bertha Gavan was born on 25 Jul 1901 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

+ 30 M iv. Rupert Leslie Gavan was born on 10 Sep 1903 in Cunningham Creek NSW Aus.

+ 31 M v. Garnett Cecil Gavan was born on 13 Jan 1910 in Cunningham Plains NSW Aus and died on 9 Jun 1996 in Westmead, Sydney NSW Aus.

+ 32 M vi. Thomas Wilfred Gavan was born on 8 Nov 1912 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus and died on 23 Aug 1973 in Warilla NSW Aus.

+ 33 M vii. Terence Patrick Gavan was born in 1916 in Goulburn NSW Aus.

+ 34 F viii. Una Evelyn Gavan was born on 4 Jan 1919.

+ 35 F ix. Reba Mavis Gavan was born on 4 Jan 1919 in NSW Aus.

9. Catherine Hendry (James2, John1) was born on 24 Aug 1878 in Fisher's Creek NSW Aus.

General Notes: Catherine was registered as "Nappy" but on other certificates is shown as Catherine, by which she was known. She married Robert Kelly when she was 19 and Robert 24 and Mary Powell, mother of the bride, gave her consent. Witnesses were sister Annie Hendry and her husband to be, Henry Keys. Richard Butler was the minister. Robert was born at Blind Creek and was listed as labourer, living at Currawong. Wed at St Mary's church, Murrumburrah.

Catherine married Robert Joseph Kelly, son of Robert Kelly and Mary Elizabeth Bellamy, on 20 Feb 1898 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Baptism; 20 Dec 1874.

Children from this marriage were:

36 F i. Mary Magdalene Kelly was born in 1899 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus, died in 1918 and was buried in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

General Notes: Consent to marry given by Catherine Kelly. Witnesses were William Henry Wilson and Annie Agnes Kelly.

Mary married Francis Hercules Wilson.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Occupation. Machinist

37 F ii. Margaret Kelly was born in 1900 in Young NSW Aus, died in 1904 and was buried in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

38 M iii. John V Kelly was born on 12 Apr 1902 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus, died on 22 Jul 1927 and was buried in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

General Notes: Baptism sponsors were James Kelly and Teresa Kelly.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Occupation. Railway fitter 2. Baptism; 18 May 1902; Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

John married Margaret Laffin, daughter of John Laffin and Sarah Anne Gumme, on 22 Oct 1925 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus. 39 F iv. Anna Agnes Kelly was born on 5 Nov 1903 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

General Notes: Baptism sponsors were Michael Hendry and Louisa Kemp. Marriage witnesses were Samuel Taylor and Ellen Evelyn Kelly. Annie was 17 years at the time of marriage, John Hill was 22. Consent to marry was given by Catherine Kelly.

Noted events in her life were:

1. Baptism; 6 Dec 1907; Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

Anna married John William Hill in 1921 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Occupation. Railway fireman

40 M v. Robert Joseph Kelly was born on 17 Aug 1905 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

General Notes: Baptism sponsors were James Dunne and Mabel Dunne.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Baptism; 1 Oct 1905; Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

Robert married Ann A O' Neill in 1927 in Cargo NSW Aus.

41 F vi. Ellen Evelyn Margaret Kelly was born on 4 Aug 1907 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

General Notes: Ellen was 16 years old at the time of her marriage and consent was given by Catherine Kelly, her mother. Witnesses were Albert Stephen Maher and Annie Agnes Hill. James, the groom, was 29 years old at the time of his marriage. Baptism sponsors were George Dunne and Mabel Dunne.

Noted events in her life were:

1. Baptism; 1 Sep 1907; Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

Ellen married James Douglas Cassidy on 3 Aug 1924 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

Noted events in his life were: 1. Occupation. Linesman

42 M vii. William Leslie Kelly was born on 14 Dec 1909 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

General Notes: Sponsors at his baptism were James Kelly and Mrs. Robert Kelly.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Baptism; 8 Feb 1910; Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

William married Alma Goldthorpe in 1931 in Newtown NSW Aus.

43 M viii. James Henry Kelly was born on 6 Aug 1911 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

General Notes: Sponsors were Francis Powell and Catherine Metcalfe.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Baptism; 29 Sep 1911; Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

44 M ix. Henry Kelly .

Henry married Nella Moran.

45 M x. Clarence Michael Kelly was born on 23 Jul 1913 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

General Notes: Sponsors at his baptism were Clarence Michael Metcalfe and Ann Ivy Metcalfe.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Baptism; 26 Aug 1913; Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

Clarence married Nita Raynor in 1931 in Registered At St Peter's NSW Aus.

10. Annie Hendry (James2, John1) was born on 27 Nov 1880 in Murringo NSW Aus, died on 29 Sep 1903 in Harden NSW Aus and was buried on 30 Sep 1903 in Murringo NSW Aus.

General Notes: Annie died of TB, leaving Gladys aged two years. A son had died earlier. Her marriage to Henry Keys, labourer, aged 22, took place when she was 20, Mary Powell her mother having given consent. Priest was R. Butler, witnesses were John Jones and Mary Ann Jones, the bride's sister and brother-in-law. Annie's birth certificate states she was born at Willawong. Possibly meant to be Willurang, as on other family certificates.

Noted events in her life were:

1. Occupation. Housewife

Annie married Henry Ernest Keys, son of James Keys and Margaret Morrison, on 19 Aug 1900 in Harden NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 46 F i. Gladys Keys was born in 1901 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

11. Thomas Powell (James2, John1) was born on 27 Oct 1882 in Willurang , Young NSW Aus.

General Notes: Thomas is registered as Hendry, his father shown as James Hendry, but when Thomas married his name is Thomas Powell. His mother Mary Anne Boyd nee Delaney had later married Michael Powell and it appears Thomas took the surname of his step-father. Baptised at Mrs. Hendry's home, Murringo Road. Thomas married Rubie May Fisher, daughter of Frederick and Sarah Ann Wells, and they divorced 25th October, 1932. Twin to Robert Hendry.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Baptism; 31 Oct 1882; Murringo NSW Aus.

Thomas married Rubie May Fisher, daughter of Frederick Fisher and Sarah Ann Wells, on 3 May 1915 in Young NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

47 F i. Mary E Powell was born in 1915 in Registered At Young NSW Aus.

48 F ii. Nellie Powell .

49 F iii. Mavis Powell .

50 M iv. Fred Powell .

General Notes: Fred Powell was listed on the death certificate of Francis William Powell, as nephew, Hibernian Hotel, Goulburn.

13. James Mitchell Hendry (James2, John1) was born in 1900 in Junction Point, Tuena NSW Aus.

General Notes: James Mitchell Hendry married Edythe Williams 1934 and the marriage was registered at Casino. They had at least two children (taken from death register) - James Ian died 1937 and registered at Casino, and a stillborn female died 1943 registered at Casino.

James married Edythe Williams in 1934 in Registered At Casino NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

51 M i. James Ian Hendry , died in 1937 in Registered At Casino NSW Aus.

Fourth Generation (Great Grandchildren)

16. John Joseph Ignatious Hendry (Michael4, James2, John1) was born in 1891 in Forest Reefs NSW Aus, died on 17 Jul 1924 in Parkes NSW Aus and was buried in Parkes NSW Aus.

John married Amy Ellinor Cooper, daughter of Thomas Shipley Cooper and Annie Louisa Upton, on 19 Jan 1916 in Parkes NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

52 F i. Annie Coralie Hendry was born on 7 Apr 1918 in Parkes NSW Aus.

Annie married Ralph Carland on 7 May 1941.

53 M ii. Colin Francis Hendry was born on 13 Jan 1920 in Parkes NSW Aus.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Occupation. Asst. manager timber yard

Colin married Valmai Elizabeth Trekardo, daughter of Horace Stephen Trekardo and Irene Viola Jansen, on 9 Nov 1946 in Wollahra Sydney NSW Aus. The marriage ended in divorce in 1977. Colin next married Juliette May Clark, daughter of Jack Osborne Clark and Barbara Joyce Lawler, on 13 Jan 1978 in Scone NSW Aus.

Noted events in her life were:

1. Occupation. nurse assistant, cleaner 2. Baptism; 8 Oct 1949; Merriwa District Hospital Merriwa NSW Aus.

54 M iii. Lloyd Hendry was born on 3 Aug 1922 in Parkes NSW Aus.

Lloyd married Noelene Merle Everett on 16 Apr 1948 in Dubbo NSW Aus.

17. Mary Anne Hendry (Michael4, James2, John1) was born in 1893 in The Pocket, NSW Aus, died in 1979 in Wollongong NSW Aus and was buried in Parkes NSW Aus.

General Notes: The Pocket is near Brunswick Heads NSW

Mary married James Wooden, son of James Wooden and Elizabeth Jackson, in 1913 in Parkes NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

55 F i. Mary Madeline Hendry was born on 24 May 1912 in Parkes NSW Aus.

Mary married Stanley Chapman, son of John Chapman and Alice Tye, on 22 Dec 1934.

56 F ii. Doris Lillian Wooden was born in 1914 and died in 1982.

Doris married John Terrill.

57 M iii. James Wooden was born in 1916 and died in 1979.

James married Ada Rose Victoria Michalk.

58 M iv. Leonard Wooden was born in 1918 and died in 1985.

59 M v. Edward Wooden was born in 1922 and died in 1972.

Edward married Mavis Petch.

60 F vi. Doreen May Wooden was born in 1924, died on 15 Sep 1949 and was buried in Parkes NSW Aus.

61 F vii. Joyce Catherine Wooden was born in 1926. Joyce married Leslie Hayman in 1948 in Wollongong NSW Aus.

18. Florence Matilda Hendry (Michael4, James2, John1) was born in 1896 in Parkes NSW Aus and died on 10 May 1923 in Orange NSW Aus.

Florence married Walter Mortlock in 1916 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

62 F i. Thelma Florence Mortlock was born in 1920 in Harden NSW Aus.

Noted events in her life were:

1. Occupation. waitress

Thelma married Hector McLean 29TH JUNE 1940 in Coff's Harbour NSW Aus.

Noted events in his life were:

1. Occupation. railway porter

63 F ii. Dorothy Mortlock was born in 1922.

19. Myrtle Elizabeth Hendry (Michael4, James2, John1) was born C1900 in Parkes NSW Aus, died on 9 Aug 1929 in Parkes NSW Aus and was buried in Parkes NSW Aus.

Myrtle married William Edward Littler, son of William Edward Littler and Amelia Elizabeth Elwood, on 12 Sep 1927 in Forbes NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

64 M i. Harold John Littler was born on 5 Apr 1919 in Parkes NSW Aus and died on 2 Nov 1989.

Harold married Constance Elizabeth Wood.

65 F ii. Jean Elizabeth Littler was born on 27 Aug 1921 in Parkes NSW Aus and died on 28 Nov 1984.

Jean married Leslie Whalan.

66 F iii. Gladys Irene Littler was born on 30 Jun 1923 in Parkes NSW Aus.

Gladys married John Hunter on 23 Oct 1943 in Sydney NSW Aus. 67 M iv. Amos Michael Littler was born on 5 Nov 1924 in Parkes NSW Aus and died on 25 Jun 1986.

Amos married Joan Lowe.

68 M v. William Edward Littler was born on 5 Nov 1926 in Parkes NSW Aus and died on 28 Nov 1978.

William married Helen _____.

69 F vi. Betty Maureen Littler was born on 9 Feb 1928 in Parkes NSW Aus.

Betty married Leslie Lemmon in Sydney NSW Aus.

Betty next married Gordon Dempsey in 1952 in Sydney NSW Aus.

27. Mary Eileen Gavan (Elizabeth Hendry8, James2, John1) was born on 10 Sep 1897 in Harden NSW Aus, died on 28 Sep 1922 in Marrickille Sydney NSW Aus and was buried in Rookwood Sydney NSW Aus.

Mary married Raymond Richard Amery.

Children from this marriage were:

70 M i. Stanley Amery .

Stanley married Ena _____.

71 M ii. Raymond Amery , died on 16 Dec 1968.

Raymond married Jean _____.

28. John Dallas Gavan (Elizabeth Hendry8, James2, John1) was born on 6 Sep 1899 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus, died on 9 Nov 1985 in Cumberland Hospital Sydney NSW Aus and was buried in Leppington Lawn Cemetery, Sydney NSW Aus.

General Notes: John worked as a grocer and owned a corner store from 82 Highview St, Bankstown, was an Iron Worker and the foreman at John Heines Foundry in Petersham, worked "Digger's Stall" at Bankstown Railway Station, was a Timber Merchant, Builder or Builder's Supplier, Small Carrier and from the mid 60's on was a buyer and seller of bric a brac from auctions, etc. He and his wife lived at Marrickville, Enmore, Bankstown, Picnic Point, Revesby and Guildford. He died of emphysema

Noted events in his life were: 1. Occupation. grocer

John married Christina Foley on 20 Nov 1920 in Enmore Sydney NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

72 M i. John Dallas Gavan was born on 21 Jul 1921 in Glebe Sydney NSW Aus, died on 23 May 1942 in Port Kembla NSW Aus and was buried on 26 May 1942 in Rookwood Cemetery Sydney NSW Aus.

General Notes: John Dallas junior was trained as a hairdresser by his uncle, Thomas Gavan. He was conscripted into the Army on 16 Oct 1941. He was accidentally shot during a training exercise at the Breakwater Battery at Port Kembla NSW. John was fatally wounded in the chest, dying ten minutes after being shot. The Coronial Inquest on 2nd June 1942 found accidental death.

73 M ii. Alexander Thomas Gavan was born on 22 Mar 1923 in Marrickille Sydney NSW Aus and died on 28 Dec 1950 in Bulli Pass NSW Aus.

General Notes: Crushed by his truck.

Alexander married Doreen Ivy Powell on 16 May 1949 in Bankstown Sydney NSW Aus.

74 F iii. Violet Elizabeth Gavan was born on 1 Mar 1925 and died on 15 Nov 1926.

75 F iv. Mary Christina Gavan was born on 26 Feb 1926 in Enmore Sydney NSW Aus.

Mary married Kevin Timothy Crotty on 31 Jan 1948 in Bankstown Sydney NSW Aus.

76 M v. Francis Michael Gavan was born on 9 Dec 1928 in Bankstown Sydney NSW Aus and died on 20 May 1992.

Francis married Margaret Mary Hopkins on 6 Feb 1959 in Panania Sydney NSW Aus.

77 M vi. Terence Patrick Gavan was born on 5 Jul 1932 in Bankstown Sydney NSW Aus and died on 26 Jul 1976.

Terence married Evelyn Howard on 1 Sep 1956 in Bankstown Sydney NSW Aus.

78 M vii. Rene Joseph Gavan was born on 9 Oct 1934 in Bankstown Sydney NSW Aus.

Rene married Pamela Alexander on 8 Sep 1956 in Reesby Sydney NSW Aus. 79 F viii. Gladys Therese Gavan was born on 7 Jan 1937 in Bankstown Sydney NSW Aus.

Gladys married Allen Robert Gray on 11 Jan 1958 in Reesby Sydney NSW Aus.

Gladys next married Keith Thomas Northcott on 7 Dec 1979 in Wyong NSW Aus.

80 M ix. Vincent De Paul Gavan was born on 2 Dec 1940 in Bankstown Sydney NSW Aus.

Vincent married Robyn Green on 6 May 1961 in Reesby Sydney NSW Aus.

81 M x. John Anthony Gavan was born on 20 Feb 1944 in Bankstown Sydney NSW Aus and died on 18 Sep 1987 in P.H.H. Little Bay Sydney NSW Aus.

John married Judith Ollie.

29. Gladys Bertha Gavan (Elizabeth Hendry8, James2, John1) was born on 25 Jul 1901 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

Gladys married William Oliver Golding in 1938 in Enfield Sydney NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

82 M i. Charles Golding .

83 F ii. Elizabeth Golding .

General Notes: Adopted.

30. Rupert Leslie Gavan (Elizabeth Hendry8, James2, John1) was born on 10 Sep 1903 in Cunningham Creek NSW Aus.

Rupert married Thelma M Rickets in 1928 in Marrickille Sydney NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

84 F i. Patricia Gavan .

Patricia married John Cody.

85 M ii. John Gavan was born on 15 Apr 1932.

John married.

31. Garnett Cecil Gavan (Elizabeth Hendry8, James2, John1) was born on 13 Jan 1910 in Cunningham Plains NSW Aus and died on 9 Jun 1996 in Westmead, Sydney NSW Aus.

Garnett married Margaret Ivy Page in 1934 in Bankstown Sydney NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

86 M i. John Cecil Gavan was born in 1935.

John married Catherine Kellerher.

87 M ii. Anthony Cecil Gavan was born on 31 Dec 1937.

Anthony married Maureen Honan in 1960.

Anthony next married Anne Dalton on 1 Dec 1989 in East Maitland NSW Aus.

88 M iii. Raymond Francis Gavan was born on 5 Jun 1940 in Bankstown NSW Aus.

Raymond married Constance Collins on 2 Sep 1961 in Hurstville NSW Aus.

89 M iv. Michael Cecil Gavan was born on 7 Aug 1942 in Bankstown Sydney NSW Aus.

Michael married Carmen Maree Emanuel on 31 Aug 1963 in Punchbowl Sydney NSW Aus.

90 F v. Margaret Gavan was born on 26 Aug 1944.

Margaret married Michael Hart.

91 F vi. Eileen Gavan was born on 24 Jul 1946 in Bankstown Sydney.

Eileen married Paul Jones.

92 F vii. Dianne Gavan .

93 M viii. Garnett James Gavan was born on 6 Oct 1948.

Garnett married Beverly Martin.

94 F ix. Susan Gavan was born on 9 Jun 1953.

Susan married Steven Carn. 32. Thomas Wilfred Gavan (Elizabeth Hendry8, James2, John1) was born on 8 Nov 1912 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus and died on 23 Aug 1973 in Warilla NSW Aus.

Thomas married Gladys Mary Kathleen Rourke on 8 Sep 1934 in Marrickille Sydney NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

95 F i. Pamela Evelyn Gavan was born on 18 Sep 1935.

Pamela married Daniel Laurence Gallagher.

Pamela next married William Parkinson in 1957.

96 F ii. Maureen Mavis Gavan was born on 4 Aug 1939 in Marrickille Sydney NSW Aus.

Maureen married Kevin Brian Clunne on 12 Sep 1959 in Punchbowl Sydney NSW Aus.

97 M iii. Thomas George Gavan was born on 11 Jan 1951 in Belmore Sydney NSW Aus.

33. Terence Patrick Gavan (Elizabeth Hendry8, James2, John1) was born in 1916 in Goulburn NSW Aus.

Terence married Ellen Bismire.

Children from this marriage were:

98 F i. Kerry Gavan .

99 M ii. Anthony Gavan .

100 M iii. Peter Gavan .

101 F iv. Susan Gavan .

General Notes: Adopted.

34. Una Evelyn Gavan (Elizabeth Hendry8, James2, John1) was born on 4 Jan 1919.

Una married William George Stronach on 7 Jul 1942 in Enfield, Sydney NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

102 F i. Eileen Stronach was born on 1 Aug 1946. 103 M ii. John Stronach was born on 29 Aug 1950.

104 M iii. Terry Stronach was born on 26 Sep 1954.

105 M iv. Peter Stronach was born on 7 May 1958 and died on 8 May 1958.

106 M v. William Stronach was born on 31 Dec 1960.

William married Betwen Collins on 8 Aug 1989 in Sydney NSW Aus.

35. Reba Mavis Gavan (Elizabeth Hendry8, James2, John1) was born on 4 Jan 1919 in NSW Aus.

Reba married Albert Edward Rickert on 4 Nov 1942 in Enfield Sydney NSW Aus.

Children from this marriage were:

107 M i. Stanley Rickets was born in 1943.

108 F ii. Reba Rickets was born in 1946.

109 F iii. Cathy Rickets was born in 1953.

46. Gladys Keys (Annie Hendry10, James2, John1) was born in 1901 in Murrumburrah NSW Aus.

Gladys married Surname Smarle.

Children from this marriage were:

110 M i. Stanley Smarle .

Children of ADELINE WEAVERS and JAMES HENDRY are: GRACE7 WEAVERS, b. 01 March 1897, Crooked Corin.er. JAMES MITCHELL HENDRY, b. 02 August 1900, Tuena; m. EDYTHE WILLIAMS, 1i9i3. 4. WILLIAM HENDRY, b. 1902, Tuena; d. 1902, Tuiiei.na.

20. FRANCES ELIZABETH6 HAMILTON (CAROLINE5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 21 October 1878 in Binda, and died 18 October 1956 in Sydney. She married STEPHEN RUSSELL GEORGE 14 June 1899 in Crookwell, son of GEORGE GEORGE and HARRIET RUSSELL. He was born 29 September 1869 in Jerrara, and died 18 July 1963 in Crookwell. Notes for FRANCES ELIZABETH HAMILTON: Frances Hamilton of lost River, daughter of James and Caroline Hamilton married Stephen George a son of George George and Harriet Russell.

More About FRANCES ELIZABETH HAMILTON: Burial: Crookwell C/E

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Children of FRANCES HAMILTON and STEPHEN GEORGE are: LYALL CLARENCE7 GEORGE, b. 20 March 1900, Crookwell; d. 03 May 195960., Crookwi.ell. STANLEY CAVILL GEORGE, b. 24 February 1902, Crookwell; d. 27 November 15977.1, Goulbiui.rn. OSWALD HAMILTON GEORGE, b. 29 September 1903, Binda; d. 17 October 5189.65, Narriaiiw. a. STEPHEN GARNET GEORGE, b. 1911; d. 22 December 195792., Crookiwv.ell. ALFRED RUSSELL GEORGE, b. 09 January 1911; d. 05 May 1998, Waminda Nursing Home Goulbvu.rn. AUBREY GEORGE, b. 1916, Binda; d. 31 March 1920, Crookvwi.ell. ALLAN GEORGE, b. 1918, Binda; d. 19 July 1954, North Crookwellv (i3i.5).

More About ALLAN GEORGE: Burial: 22 July 1954, Crookwell C/E

UNA HEATHER GEORGE, b. 30 June 1920, Croovkiwii.ell.

21. MARY ANN6 HAMILTON (CAROLINE5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 07 January 1881 in Gunning, and died 27 November 1950 in Sydney (69). She married EDWARD ERNEST GEORGE 14 December 1898 in Crookwell, son of FREDERICK GEORGE and FRANCIS REEVES. He was born 10 November 1870 in Jerrara, and died 29 May 1953 in Crookwell District Hospital (83).

Notes for MARY ANN HAMILTON: Mary Ann 17 years, daughter of James and Caroline Hamilton of Lost River married 14 December 1898 to Edward George son of Frederick George and Frances Reeves of Narrawa.

More About MARY ANN HAMILTON: Burial: Rookwood

Notes for EDWARD ERNEST GEORGE: Crookwell Gazette Wednesday 3rd June 1953 The death occurred at the District Hospital on Friday last of Mr. Edward Ernest George of Brooklands, at the advanced age of 83 years. Burial took place in the C/E potion of Crookwell Cemetery on Sunday

More About EDWARD ERNEST GEORGE: Burial: 31 May 1953, Crookwell

Children of MARY HAMILTON and EDWARD GEORGE are: RICHARD R7 GEORGE, b. 1902, Crookwell; d. Sydni.ey. LLOYD WOOLSLEY GEORGE, b. 10 November 1903, Crookwell; d. Tasmania; m. EILEEN M MAGGS, 1935, Griffiths Rg 8i4i4. 0. DAISY CLARA CORALIE GEORGE, b. 01 October 1905, Crookwell; d. Wollongong; m. (1) GEORGE HARVEY WHITEHEAD; b. 1ii9i0. 1, Coonamble; m. (2) LESLIE J W WAYE, 1935, Bowral; b. 1899, Goulburn. MABEL E GEORGE, b. 16 February 1910, Crookwell; d. Wollongong; m. JACK F VILES, 1932, Goulbivu.rn. KATHLEEN MARY GEORGE, b. 1912, Crookwell; d. Wollongong; m. JOHN E NAVYBOX, 1928, Crookwv.ell. ERIC EDWARD GEORGE, b. 17 August 1914, Gunning; d. 30 January 1980, Sydney; m. VERA JANE GREEN, 01 August 1936, Goulbvui.rn; b. 22 August 1907, Goulburn; d. 05 June 1953, Bulli.

More About ERIC EDWARD GEORGE: Burial: Cremated Northern Suburbs

More About VERA JANE GREEN: Burial: Cremated Woronora Cemetery

ALVIN DARCY GEORGE, b. 29 October 1916, Wattle Creek, Crookwell; d. Sydney; m. MARJORIE JEAN WALKER, 1937, Goulvbiui.rn. MONA LAUREEN GEORGE, b. 29 November 1918, Gunning; d. 1933, Gouvlbiiui.rn.

22. LUCY6 HAMILTON (CAROLINE5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 23 November 1891 in Binda.

Child of LUCY HAMILTON is: EVA EACOTT7 HAMILTON, b. 1908, Binda6;0 d.. Crookwi.ell.

23. CHARLES DANIEL6 ELDRIDGE (ELIZABETH 'BETSY'5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 23 January 1885 in Binda Vale, and died 31 May 1931 in Auburn1. He married CHRISTINA ESTHER MORGAN1 27 February 1909 in Sydney1, daughter of PHILLIP MORGAN. She was born 30 November 1884 in Goulburn1, and died June 1948 in C/E Cemetery Rookwood Row 12 Section H.

More About CHARLES DANIEL ELDRIDGE: Baptised: 16 March 1885, Binda

Children of CHARLES ELDRIDGE and CHRISTINA MORGAN are: PHILLIP CHARLES7 ELDRIDGE1, b. 06 February 1910, St Peters , N.S.W1; m. MARGARET NOLAN1, 1941, Culcairn , N.S.Wi. 1. JEAN EILEEN ELDRIDGE1, b. 13 October 1911, Marrickville , N.S.iWi. 1. DOROTHY EVELYN ELDRIDGE1, b. 1913, Goulburn , N.S.W1; m. THOMAS UDY POLLAiiiR. D. GRAHAM WILLIAM ELDRIDGE1, b. 1914, Goulburn , N.S.W1; m. ETHEL JOYCE VINCENT1, 1939, Parramatta , N.Si.vW. 1. GWENEYTH LILLIAN ELDRIDGE1, b. 1918, Auburn, Sydney , N.S.W1; m. FREDERICK EDWARD TEIFFEL1, 1942, Burwood , N.S.vW. 1.

24. EVELYN BARBARA6 ELDRIDGE (ELIZABETH 'BETSY'5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 06 December 1894 in Binda, and died 16 May 1969 in Crookwell District Hospital. She married OSWELL MCDONNELL1 19 May 1923 in Crookwell, son of DONALD MCDONNELL and EVA PAINTER. He was born 25 December 1900 in Crookwell, and died 10 June 1973 in Crookwell.

More About EVELYN BARBARA ELDRIDGE: Burial: Crookwell Children of EVELYN ELDRIDGE and OSWELL MCDONNELL are: DONALD WILLIAM7 MCDONNELL, b. 176 1J.anuary 19i2. 6. JOYCE MCDONNELL, b. 29 December 1i9i2. 3. JOYCE F MCDONNELL, b. 12 D6e2c.ember 1ii9i2. 3.

25. FLORENCE MAY6 ELDRIDGE (ELIZABETH 'BETSY'5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 06 December 18981, and died in Sydney. She married (2) LESLIE BRIMBECOM 1925 in Temora Rg 3901.

Child of FLORENCE MAY ELDRIDGE is: GORDON WILLIAM7 ELDRIDGE, b. 13 February 1919, Binda, NSi.W.

26. MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS (JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 28 February 1884 in Binda, and died 25 September 1935 in Binda N.S.W1. She married THOMAS JOHN CRILLY1 14 June 1914 in St Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn, son of WILLIAM CRILLY and ISABEL FRASER. He was born 30 January 1872 in Binda NSW, and died 29 May 1936 in Binda1.

More About MARY MARGARET WEAVERS: Burial: Binda

Notes for THOMAS JOHN CRILLY: Thomas Crilly was the father of Isabella Jessie Rankin born 25.9. 1897, her mother was Flora Mary Rankin from Crooked Corner, they never married. Friday 17 June 1898 RANKIN V CRILLY For non payment of support for their illegitimate child. Tommy Crilly was also the father of William James Larkham born 3 September 1901 at Binda, the mother was Elizabeth Mary Jane Larkham. Elizabeth was Thomas Crilly's niece.

Thomas Crilly records that his father William Crilly was deceased when he married in 1914 to Mary Weaver. He was 42 years of age when he married Mary Margaret Weaver she was 30 years of age. The witnesses to the marriage were Keith S Weaver and Herb Weaver, brothers of the bride.

More About THOMAS JOHN CRILLY: Burial: 30 May 1936, Binda

Children of MARY WEAVERS and THOMAS CRILLY are: JOHN WILLIAM7 CRILLY, b. 03 September 1916, Binda; d. 20 April 1969, Crookwi.ell.

More About JOHN WILLIAM CRILLY: Burial: 21 April 1969, Binda C/E

KATHLEEN SELENA CRILLY, b. 23 Novemb6e3r .1918, Biini.da. MARGARET ISABELLA CRILLY, b6.4 1.6 July 1ii9i2. 2. SYLVIA MARY CRILLY, b. 25 Decemb6e5r .1924, Bivn.da.

27. GEORGE PATRICK6 WEAVERS (JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 12 August 1886, and died 22 September 1960 in Boorowa. He married SARAH KELLY 16 March 1910 in Binda N.S.W..

Child of GEORGE WEAVERS and SARAH KELLY is: MARY IDA7 WEAVERS, b. 15 August 1911, Baptised ST. John's Booroiw. a.

28. JOHN THOMAS HILTON6 WEAVERS (JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 30 April 1888 in Binda, and died 23 October 1942. He married GWENNETH EILEEN BILTON 23 May 1931 in Queanbeyan.

Child of JOHN WEAVERS and GWENNETH BILTON is: JOHN THOMAS7 WEAVERS, b. 25 October 1931, Canbeir.ra.

29. HERBERT JAMES6 WEAVERS (JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 12 October 1891, and died 24 July 1954 in Binda N.S.W. He married MARIE FORSTER 01 March 1916 in Crookwell. She died 24 July 1954 in Binda.

Children of HERBERT WEAVERS and MARIE FORSTER are: BETTY M7 WEAVERS, b. 19i1. 6. JESSE WEAVERS, b. 1922, Binda; d. 22 May 1i9i2. 5.

More About JESSE WEAVERS: Burial: 23 May 1925, Binda C/E

30. KATHLEEN SELINA6 WEAVERS (JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 23 July 1894 in Boorowa, and died 1950 in Buried Binda. She married RUEBAN JAMES REYNOLDS 11 January 1922 in Crookwell, N.S.W, son of ROBERT REYNOLDS and CATHERINE DRUETT. He was born 1894, and died 1951 in Buried Binda.

Notes for RUEBAN JAMES REYNOLDS: Served in Somme, France in WWI with the Binda boys, Cecil Cramp, Doug Branson, Billy Hone.

Children of KATHLEEN WEAVERS and RUEBAN REYNOLDS are: FREDERICK7 REYNOLiD. S. TERRENCE REYNOLDS, m. MADELINE BYRNiiE. S. PATRICK WILLIA6M6. REYNOiLiiD. S. FREDERICK JOHN REYNOLDS, b. 03 Decemb6e7r .1922, Bivn.da. CATHERINE ADA 'KITTY' REYNOLDS, b. 28 November 1924; d. 09 December 1924, Died in Crookwell Hospital from Gastro Entervi.tis.

More About CATHERINE ADA 'KITTY' REYNOLDS: Burial: Binda R/C 31. KEITH JOSEPH6 WEAVERS (JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 26 October 1903 in Narrawa Reg. Boorowa, and died 11 July 1948 in R/C Canberra from a Heart Attack. He married ELIZABETH EMILY 'LIZZIE' WRITER 27 August 1938 in Crookwell N.S.W, daughter of FRANCIS WRITER and ETHEL MILLS. She was born 25 September 1909 in Narrawa, and died 23 November 1993 in Canberra R/C.

More About KEITH JOSEPH WEAVERS: Burial: Canberra

Notes for ELIZABETH EMILY 'LIZZIE' WRITER: Elizabeth Emily 'Lizzie' Weaver Crookwell Gazette 30.11.1993 The death occurred 23 November 1993 at Woden Valley Hospital Canberra of Elizabeth Emily 'Lizzie' Weaver late of Narrabundah. Mrs. Weaver was predeceased by her husband Samuel Croker and Keith Weaver. She is survived by daughter Iris (Mrs. Ray Coppin) Joan (Mrs. John Benson) and a son Douglas John and his wife Linda and their families all of Canberra. Mrs. Weaver is also survived by her sister Mrs. Ethel McDonald of Roberts Street, and their family.

More About ELIZABETH EMILY 'LIZZIE' WRITER: Burial: Canberra

Children of KEITH WEAVERS and ELIZABETH WRITER are: JOHN7 WEAVERS, b. 1938, Canberra R/C; d. 1938, Canbeir.ra. MARGARET JOAN WEAVERS, b. 26 May 16984. 0, Canbieir.ra. DOUGLAS WEAVERS, b6.9 2.7 July 1ii9i4. 5.

32. SELENA ETHEL JANE6 BROWNLOW (FRANCIS5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 01 August 1898 in Mudgee, and died 25 May 1946 in Blayney. She married CHARLES THOMAS ROBINSON 27 November 1927 in Glebe, son of SAMUEL ROBINSON and MARGARET HAWES. He was born 1902 in Forbes, and died in Cockamidgerra near Parkes having committed suicide.

More About SELENA ETHEL JANE BROWNLOW: Burial: Blayney

Children of SELENA BROWNLOW and CHARLES ROBINSON are: IAN7 ROBINSON, b. 12 March 1924; d. 25 December 1977, Mt. Hagan, New Guinea; m. RUBY DAVEY; b. 23 August 19i1. 2. BERYL MARGARET ROBINSON, b. 2790 .March 1i9i2. 8. JAMES ROBINSON, b. 06 March 1930; m. NiOiiL. A. JOHN ROBINSON, b. 0741 .March 1i9v3. 8.

33. ADA MAUD6 WEBB (ROSETTA ANN5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 20 January 1900 in Goulburn, and died 13 May 1963 in Goulburn (63). She married CYRIL COUGHLIN 28 March 1921 in St Peter and Paul’s Cathedral, Goulburn, son of EDWARD COUGHLIN and MARY MCMAHON. He was born 26 June 1898 in Goulburn, and died 26 June 1960 in Goulburn (62).

More About ADA MAUD WEBB: Burial: Goulburn

More About CYRIL COUGHLIN: Burial: Goulburn

Children of ADA WEBB and CYRIL COUGHLIN are: HELEN LORAINE7 COUGHLIN, b. 06 January 17922.5, Goulbui.rn. LILLIAN ANN COUGHLIN, b. 04 October 17932.8, Goulbiui.rn. EDITH GLORIA COUGHLIN, b. 01 August 17943.3, Goulbiiui.rn. PETER PRESTON COUGHLAN, b. 2765 A. ugust 1i9v3. 7.

34. IRMA AUGUSTA6 BRERETON (MARGARET JANE5 BROWNLOW, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 28 November 1880. She married WILLIAM WRIGHT 26 May 1898 in Winton Court House.

Children of IRMA BRERETON and WILLIAM WRIGHT are: WILLIAM7 WRIGiH. T. THOMAS WRIGiiH. T. IRMA CECILIA WRIiGiiH. T. GLEN MARY JANE WRIGivH. T. RICHARD JOHN WRIGvH. T. YVONNE THERESE WRIGviH. T. PAMELA ANN WRIvGiiH. T. MITCHELL THOMAS WRvIiGiiH. T. KERRY JEAN WRIGixH. T.

35. CONSTANCE MARGARET GEORGINA6 BRERETON (MARGARET JANE5 BROWNLOW, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 1883 in Parramatta. She married HENRY BOWLIN.

Children of CONSTANCE BRERETON and HENRY BOWLIN are: WILLLIAM7 BOWLi.IN. JOHN BOWiLi.IN. CONSTANCE BOWiiLi.IN.

36. FRANCES EDWARD6 BRERETON (MARGARET JANE5 BROWNLOW, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 16 June 1888 in Goulburn NSW, and died 20 April 1918 in Twenty Mile Hotel, Winton QLD. He married HARRIET UQUHART 04 January 1916 in Charters Towers, daughter of HENRY URQHART and ISABELLA FRAZER.

Notes for FRANCES EDWARD BRERETON: Occupation Licensed Victualler, he committed suicide at his hotel buried by Joseph Willett C/E Witness E.J. McDonald ( Ethel Jane)

More About FRANCES EDWARD BRERETON: Burial: Grave 661, Winton

Child of FRANCES BRERETON and HARRIET UQUHART is: DOROTHY MYRTLE7 BRERETON, b. 1915, Wintio. n.

37. FRANCIS ALEXANDER6 BROWNLOW (ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 14 October 1898 in Winduella Narrawa1, and died 1951 in Sydney. He married ELSIE CONSTANCE JORDAN DILMACK 06 August 1935 in St. Phillips, Sydney. She was born 1902 in County Durham England, and died 09 September 1962 in Wollongong N.S.W.

More About FRANCIS ALEXANDER BROWNLOW: Baptised: 25 December 1898, Narrawa Burial: Wollongong

More About ELSIE CONSTANCE JORDAN DILMACK: Burial: Wollongong

Children of FRANCIS BROWNLOW and ELSIE DILMACK are: EDWARD NEIL7 BROWNLOW, b. 04 August 1937, Harley Hospital, Crookwell; d. 11 August 1962, Drowned when R76o.ck Fishinig. at Shellharbour. BRENDA BROWNLOW, b. 08 August 1936, Harley Hosp7it7a.l, Crookwii.ell. JOAN LINDSAY BROWNLOW, b. 06 August 1939, Crown Street Women's Ho7s8p.ital, Sydiini.ey. RAYMOND BROWNLOW, b. 17 August 17994.5, Woonivo.na. KENNETH CHARLES BROWNLOW, b. 1929; d. 2001, Wollongong;8 A0.dopted chvi.ld.

38. CARLTON JOHN6 BROWNLOW (ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 27 May 1904 in Binda1, and died 09 June 1957 in Kenmore, Hospital Goulburn. He married LAURA MARY BEATRICE MCDONALD 20 December 1941 in St. Andrews Markdale, daughter of ALEXANDER MCDONALD and MARGARET SEAMAN. She was born 23 February 1904 in Seaman Dale, Fullerton, and died 06 December 1995 in Crookwell.

Notes for CARLTON JOHN BROWNLOW: N244703 Private Carlton John Brownlow. Enlisted to 22nd Australian Garrison Battalion on 20 Mar 1942. He served 805 days of Active Service. Discharged 25 Nov 1944. He was in the 22 Garrison Battalion, enlisting in Crookwell. He was awarded, but never received - The War Medal 1939/45 & Australian Service Medal 1939/45. Occupation: Labourer.

More About CARLTON JOHN BROWNLOW: Burial: 10 June 1957, Binda C/E

More About LAURA MARY BEATRICE MCDONALD: Burial: Binda C/E

Child of CARLTON BROWNLOW and LAURA MCDONALD is: DAVID JOHN7 BROWNLOW, b. 19 February 1946, Harley Hosp8it1a.l, Crookwi.ell.

39. NEIL GORDON6 BROWNLOW (ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 29 November 1906 in Binda, and died in Primbee. He married HELEN ELIZABETH 'NELLIE' TYRELL, daughter of GEORGE TYRELL and ANNIE WICK. She was born 1923 in Eastborne, England.

Notes for NEIL GORDON BROWNLOW: He and Nellie Tyrell divorced he came back from the second world war and Nellie was pregnant to someone else. He was a alcoholic for many years. But he was always kind and gentle and full of practical jokes. He and Dad were close friends all their lives. NX1600 Grade 2 Cook served at Tobruk, New Guinea and received Pacific Star and other campaign medals. He enlisted at Binda on 21.5.1940, place of enlistment Paddington, he was discharged 6.11.1945 Rank Sergeant. Unit 2/17 Australian Infantry Battalion.

More About NEIL GORDON BROWNLOW: Baptised: 29 November 1906, St. James Binda Burial: Wollongong

Child of NEIL BROWNLOW and HELEN TYRELL is: PETER GORDON7 BROWNLOW, b. 17 December 1941, Crookwell; d. 19i4. 2.

More About PETER GORDON BROWNLOW: Burial: Bulli Cemetery

40. BENJAMIN JOSIAH6 BROWNLOW (ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 22 March 1911 in Suffock Street, Binda1, and died 06 February 1996 in St. John of Gods Hospital, Goulburn. He married EILEEN 'VERCY' CRAMP1 01 November 1933 in Crookwell1, daughter of CECIL CRAMP and FLORENCE RALPH. She was born 26 August 1914 in Binda1, and died 27 August 1985 in Goulburn Buried Goulburn C/E1.

Notes for BENJAMIN JOSIAH BROWNLOW: Dads father (47) was working as a contractor at Diamond Creek, when Dad was born, his mother Lucy Eva was 39 years. The witnesses at the birth were Mrs. Eldridge & Mrs. Weaver.

More About BENJAMIN JOSIAH BROWNLOW: Baptised: 09 July 1911, St. James Binda Burial: Cremated Goulburn C/E Notes for EILEEN 'VERCY' CRAMP: OBITUARY Mrs. E Brownlow A former Binda and Crookwell resident Mrs. Eileen ' Vercy' Brownlow of Auburn Street, Goulburn, died at Goulburn Nursing Home on August 29, aged 71 years. Born at Binda, she was educated Crooked Corner and Five Mile Tree Schools. She was associated with ambulance and church auxiliary activities during her time at Crookwell. Her home and garden were her main interests. She had 19 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She is survived by her husband Ben and children Gloria (Mrs. Ken McDonald, Crookwell), Shirley (Mrs. Ross Picker, Bigga), Janet ( Mrs. Trevor Croke, Canberra), Rhonda (Mrs. Bill Shepherd, Kilaben Bay), Greg ( Eastlakes) Wendy (Mrs. Ken Joyce, Goulburn). A sister Fay (Mrs. St. George, Unanderra), and a brother Leo Cramp Newcastle also survive. A funeral service was held at St. Nicholas Church, North Goulburn, on August 31, with the Rev. Joe Mullins and Canon G A M Nell officiating. Private cremation was held in Canberra. R J Sidney Craig handled the funeral arrangements.

More About EILEEN 'VERCY' CRAMP: Baptised: 28 March 1916, Binda Burial: Cremated Goulburn C/E

Children of BENJAMIN BROWNLOW and EILEEN CRAMP are: GLORIA MAY7 BROWNLOW, b. 21 July 198323., Crookwi.ell. SHIRLEY DAWN BROWNLOW, b. 07 June 1936, Cro8o3k.well, N.Sii..W. JANET MAUREEN BROWNLOW, b. 12 February 1938, Cro8o4k. well N.iSii..W. RHONDA ESTELLE BROWNLOW, b. 20 June 1942, Cro8o5k.well, N.iSv..W. GREGORY BENJAMIN BROWNLOW1, b. 17 January 1946, Crookwell , N.S.W1; m. SALLY JOHNSOvN. 1. WENDY LORRAINE BROWNLOW, b. 26 June 1948, Cro8o6k.well, N.vSi..W.

41. RITA LILLIAN6 BROWNLOW (JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 20 September 1901 in Crookwell, and died 15 March 1969 in Fairfield Hospital (67). She married ERNEST EDWARD TRACEY 30 December 1920 in St. Leonards, son of MARY ANN HOGAN. He was born 24 January 1894 in Black Springs, Peelwood.

More About RITA LILLIAN BROWNLOW: Burial: 17 March 1969, Rookwood RC

Notes for ERNEST EDWARD TRACEY: Private Ernest E Treacy. 5470. 53rd Battalion 6.11.1915 -1.2.1918. Ernest Isaac Hogan was born on 24 January 1894 Black Springs Peelwood, he was classified as illegitimate. His mother and informant was Mary Ann Hogan, 26, of Black Springs, Peelwood, the nurse was a Lizzie Hogan, and it was registered on 1st June 1894 Tuena after declaration for late registration was made. Luke Treacy was a bachelor, age 24 of Black Springs, parents Luke, farmer and Jane Jones, he was a farmer born at Georgiana, and he married at the RC Church Peelwood on 18.7.1897 by Patrick Hanrahan, witnesses Michael Hogan and Catherine Ellen Berrell. Mary Ann Hogan was a spinster, 30 years of age born at Georgiana, housemaid, of Black Springs, her parents being Michael Hogan, laborer and Elizabeth Esther Evans. They had two daughters, Emily Ethel born 12.3.1898, Tuena and Mary Ann born 11.2.1901 Tuena. Mary Ann died on 3.12.1919 at the age of 55 years at Little Bay, late of Paddington - cited on her death certificate.

More About ERNEST EDWARD TRACEY: Burial: Rookwood Served WW2: Private 5470. 53rd Battalion 6.11.1915 -1.2.19118

Children of RITA BROWNLOW and ERNEST TRACEY are: ENID MAY7 TRACEY, b8. 71.1 May 19i2. 1. IRENE VIVIENNE TRACEY, b. 24 May 1923; d. 31 January 1988; m. BERT HARRISON, 29 December 1i9i6. 9.

More About IRENE VIVIENNE TRACEY: Burial: Cremated Shoalhaven

LIONAL COLIN TRACEY, b. 06 September 1924; d. 07 M88a.y 1974, i(i4i.9). NOELLA ASTRID TRACEY, b. 25 December 1936, St. Ma8rg9a.ret Hospivi.tal.

42. EUSTACE WILLIAM6 BROWNLOW (JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 27 April 1903 in Boorowa, and died 10 October 1955 in East Bankstown (52). He married IVY E WILKINSON 06 December 1924 in St. Bartholomew's C/E Crookwell, daughter of CHARLES WILKINSON and MARY TICEHURST. She was born 19 February 1902 in Goulburn, and died 18 January 1981 in Bankstown District Hospital (78).

More About EUSTACE WILLIAM BROWNLOW: Burial: 12 October 1955, Rookwood Crematorium

More About IVY E WILKINSON: Burial: 20 January 1981

Children of EUSTACE BROWNLOW and IVY WILKINSON are: BETTY JEAN7 BROWNLOW, b. 02 April 1925, Crookwell, NSW; d. 26 July 2000, Morton Bay Nursing Home, Wynnum W90e.st QLD (7i.5). MAY BROWNLOW, b. 17 October 1927, Crookwell, NSW; d. 28 March 1999, Mt. Druit9t 1H. ospital (i7i.1). EDNA ROSE BROWNLOW, b. 25 April 1929, Cr9o2o.kwell, NiiSi.W. NELLIE BROWNLOW, b. 12 November 1930, Crookwell, NSW; d. 11 Janu9a3r.y 2001, i(v7.0). FAY LORRAINE BROWNLOW, b. 14 August 1934, Cr9o4o.kwell, NvS.W.

43. ALMA VERONICA6 BROWNLOW (JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 01 February 1905 in Crookwell, and died 31 January 1977 in Goulburn (72). She married DONALD SYLVESTER LANG 1926 in Goulburn Rg 3378, son of WILLIAM LANG and JOANNA MCKINNON. He was born 14 February 1902 in Wombeyan, Taralga, and died 25 February 1986 in Goulburn. Children of ALMA BROWNLOW and DONALD LANG are: GLORIA ELLEN7 LANG, b9. 51.6 May 19i3. 2. VALANCE SYLVESTER LANG, b.9 068. April 1i9i3. 4. BRUCE DONALD LANG, b9. 71.6 June 1ii9i3. 5. CECIL FREDERICK LANG, b. 04 November 1937; m. NATALIE DINK THI THA HA, 24 March 1993, Christ Church, West Goulbivu.rn. WILAMENA RITA LANG, b. 119 8O.ctober 19v4. 1. VERONICA ALMA 'VONNIE' LANG, b. 12 May 19994.3, Goulbvui.rn.

44. AUSTIN NEVILLE6 BROWNLOW (JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 01 November 1906 in Crookwell, and died 20 August 1987 in Sydney. He married EVELYN MAY HAYES 14 June 1930 in St. Mary's Concord Rg Burwood 7611, daughter of ROBERT HAYES and EMILY WILSON. She was born 20 May 1909 in Mudgee, and died 17 September 1984 in Westmead.

More About AUSTIN NEVILLE BROWNLOW: Burial: Rookwood RC

More About EVELYN MAY HAYES: Burial: Rookwood RC

Children of AUSTIN BROWNLOW and EVELYN HAYES are: KEVIN PATRICK7 BROWNLOW, b. 25 May 1931, Sydney; d. 30 May 1935, Sydney from Diphtheir.ia.

More About KEVIN PATRICK BROWNLOW: Burial: Rookwood

KEITH ARNOLD BROWNLOW, b. 09 October1 0109.32, Sydini.ey. DAWN PATRICIA BROWNLOW, b. 15 February 1936, Crown1 S0t1re. et, Sydiini.ey. JANICE MARIE BROWNLOW, b. 09 September1 0129.38, Sydivn.ey. NEVILLE AUSTIN BROWNLOW, b. 15 January 1940, Sydney; d. 20 December 1976, Mona Vale Road in a accident while 1w0o3r.king forv .the Dept. Manin Roads. THELMA CLARE BROWNLOW, b. 15 February1 0149.48, Sydvni.ey.

45. INA FERNICE6 BROWNLOW (JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 06 January 1908 in Binda, and died 1970 in Sydney. She married VICTOR GORDON BRABHAM 08 January 1927 in St. Canice Darlinghurst Sydney, son of THOMAS BRABHAM and MARY JONES. He was born 30 June 1905 in Adelaide, and died 23 August 1945 in Sandakan, Borneo.

More About INA FERNICE BROWNLOW: Burial: Ryde

Children of INA BROWNLOW and VICTOR BRABHAM are: DAWN7 BRABHAM, b. 30 July 1190259., Burwoio. d. VICTOR 'JOHN' BRABHAM, b. 21 January 193160, D6.arlinghiui.rst. RUTH BRABHAM, b. 09 November 1933, St. Margaret’s Hospital, Sydney; m. COLIN NELSON, 19 January 1952, Huntersi Hii.ill. RUSSELL BRABHAM, b. 1931; d. Stillbivo.rn.

46. ERNEST GEORGE6 CLEMENTS (CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 07 January 1900 in 'Fairview', and died 01 May 1989 in Crookwell. He married CECILIA GERTRUDE PAINTER 18 October 1922 in Crookwell, daughter of HENRY PAINTER and ALICA DRAIN. She was born 06 June 1900 in Binda, and died 05 April 1984 in Crookwell (83).

More About ERNEST GEORGE CLEMENTS: Burial: Crookwell

More About CECILIA GERTRUDE PAINTER: Burial: Crookwell

Children of ERNEST CLEMENTS and CECILIA PAINTER are: LEO ERNEST7 CLEMENTS, b. 24 November 1913007,. Crookwi.ell. MAREE GERTRUDE CLEMENTS, b. 04 November 1913068,. Crookwii.ell. RAY EDWIN CLEMENTS, b. 13 July 1912039,. Crookiwii.ell. KENNETH GEORGE CLEMENTS, b. 10 May 1926, Crookwell; d. 291 1O0c.tober 1i9v7. 5.

47. IDA MARION6 CLEMENTS (CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 27 October 1901 in "Fairview" Binda, and died 28 September 1983 in Crookwell. She married WILLIAM HENRY GILLESPIE 28 May 1924 in Crookwell, son of WILLIAM GILLESPIE and ANGELINA BARNETT. He was born 17 April 1894 in Mt. Costigan, and died 21 April 1963 in Crookwell.

More About IDA MARION CLEMENTS: Burial: September 1983, Crookwell

More About WILLIAM HENRY GILLESPIE: Baptism: 17 June 1894, Binda Burial: April 1963, Crookwell

Children of IDA CLEMENTS and WILLIAM GILLESPIE are: LYNDALL GEORGE7 GILLESPIE, b. 14 June 1926, Crookwell; d. 08 August 1919131,. Crookwi.ell. JUSTIN ROSS GILLESPIE, b. 07 November 1931, Crookwell; d. 08 September 1191928., Goulbiui.rn. ERIC CHARLES GILLESPIE, d. Crookiwii.ell.

More About ERIC CHARLES GILLESPIE: Burial: Crookwell

48. UNA MAUD6 CLEMENTS (CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 21 April 1904 in "Fairview" Binda. She married ROBERT WILLIAM PICKER 12 October 1926 in Crookwell. He was born 1901 in Bigga, and died 30 December 1978 in Goulburn.

More About ROBERT WILLIAM PICKER: Burial: Goulburn

Children of UNA CLEMENTS and ROBERT PICKER are: NORMAN ROBERT7 PICKER, b. 19 September 1912173,. Crookwi.ell. E1 1 D 4 IT. H PICKiiE. R.

49. REGINALD CHARLES6 CLEMENTS (WILLIAM5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 12 February 1903 in "Shortview" Binda, and died 11 February 1982 in Culburra. He married SARAH ANN CARRUTHERS 22 August 1924 in St. James Binda, daughter of WILLIAM CARRUTHERS and FLORA EVANS. She was born 17 April 1902 in Binda, and died 07 July 1975 in Binda (73).

More About REGINALD CHARLES CLEMENTS: Burial: Binda

More About SARAH ANN CARRUTHERS: Burial: Binda

Child of REGINALD CLEMENTS and SARAH CARRUTHERS is: WILMA JANICE7 CLEMENTS, b. 03 September 1938, Goulburn;1 A15d.opted chii.ld.

50. ESTHER HARRIETT6 CLEMENTS (WILLIAM5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 18 October 1905 in Binda, and died 28 February 1973 in Crookwell. She married (1) ALBERT GEORGE MARKS- RODGER, son of ALFRED MARKS and ELIZA BRUCE. He was born 1905 in Rg Young 9962, and died 31 December 1979 in Crookwell (74). She married (2) ALBERT GEORGE MARKS-RODGER 1930 in Crookwell. He was born 20 July 1905 in Boorowa, and died 28 February 1979 in Crookwell District Hospital (74).

More About ESTHER HARRIETT CLEMENTS: Burial: Crookwell

More About ALBERT GEORGE MARKS- RODGER: Burial: Crookwell

More About ALBERT GEORGE MARKS-RODGER: Burial: Crookwell

Child of ESTHER CLEMENTS and ALBERT RODGER is: JEFFERY7 MARK-RODGER, b. 16 May 19i3. 9.

Children of ESTHER CLEMENTS and ALBERT MARKS-RODGER are: GWENDOLINE7 MARKS-RODGER, b. 24 October 1930, Harley Hospital Crookwell; m. ROY MOUiiL. D. COLIN MARKS-RODGER, b. 13 November 1936, Harley Hosp1i1ta6l. Crookiwii.ell. JEFFERY MARKS-RODGER, b. 19 May 1939, Harley Hospital Crookiwv.ell.

51. GLADYS ETHEL6 CLEMENTS (WILLIAM5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 1913 in Binda, and died 26 September 1961 in (48). She married ARCHIBALD ROBERT FREDERICK NIXON 04 October 1933 in Crookwell, son of ROBERT NIXON and EVA NASH. He was born Abt. 1906 in Cootamundra.

More About GLADYS ETHEL CLEMENTS: Burial: 27 September 1961, Crookwell Methodist

Children of GLADYS CLEMENTS and ARCHIBALD NIXON are: WILLIAM J7 NIXON, b. 19i3. 5. EVA B NIXiiO. N. ESTHER NIXON, b. 1ii9i4. 6.

52. JESSIE CHRISTINA6 SELMES (ALICE5 CLEMENTS, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 21 December 1906 in Garraroo, Binda Rg Tuena 8405, and died 1985 in Narromine. She married HEDLEY C WEBB 1928 in Narromine Rg 18786. He was born 1898 in Dubbo Rg 30291.

Notes for HEDLEY C WEBB: His parents were Arthur R & Mabel L Webb.

Children of JESSIE SELMES and HEDLEY WEBB are: YV1O1N7N. E7 WEiB. B. EDWARD WEBB, b. 1i9i4. 4.

53. DORIS HELEN ISOBEL6 SELMES (ALICE5 CLEMENTS, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 1910 in Narromine Rg 41230, and died Abt. 1945 in Narromine. She married WILLIAM BURTON 1932 in Narromine Rg 7730.

Children of DORIS SELMES and WILLIAM BURTON are: FLORENCE NOEL7 BURTON11, 8b. Abt. 19i3. 3. DEAN BURTiiO. N.

54. ANNIE IRENE6 SELMES (ALICE5 CLEMENTS, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 1916 in 19242. She married (1) L C BROWNING in Dubbo. She married (2) ROBERT HARGRAVES 1938 in Narromine Rg 23925, son of JOHN HARGRAVES and ELLEN. He was born 1900 in Dubbo Rg 2908, and died 1961 in Sydney.

Notes for ROBERT HARGRAVES: His parents were Robert & Norah I Hargraves.

Children of ANNIE SELMES and ROBERT HARGRAVES are: ROBERT7 HARGR1A1V9E. S, b. 19i4. 0. LEONIE HARGR1A2V0E. S, b. 1i9i4. 5. JENNIFER HARGRAVES, b. 1952; d. 2002, Calvary Hospital Kogarah; m. J THOMAS, 1978, Loniidio. n.

55. ALAN6 CLEMENTS (JAMES ANDREW5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 03 November 1916 in Bondi. He married GWENDOLINE. She was born 02 September 1914 in Hay.

Child of ALAN CLEMENTS and GWENDOLINE is: PETER ALAN7 CLEMENTS, b. 11 December 1951, Paddington; m. SUE; b. 05 March 19i5. 5.

Generation No. 6

56. LYALL CLARENCE7 GEORGE (FRANCES ELIZABETH6 HAMILTON, CAROLINE5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 20 March 1900 in Crookwell, and died 03 May 1990 in Crookwell. He married ALICA ALMA HOWARD 18 February 1928 in Bigga. She was born 13 August 1907 in Bigga, and died 05 August 1981 in Crookwell.

More About LYALL CLARENCE GEORGE: Burial: Crookwell C/E

More About ALICA ALMA HOWARD: Burial: Crookwell

Children of LYALL GEORGE and ALICA HOWARD are: JOAN8 GEORGE, b. 29 December 1930, Harley Hospital Crookwi.ell. ROY DAVID GEORGE, b. 21 January 1i9i3. 3. ELMA FAY GEORGE, b. 27 July 1934, Harley Hospital Crookiwii.ell.

57. STANLEY CAVILL7 GEORGE (FRANCES ELIZABETH6 HAMILTON, CAROLINE5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 24 February 1902 in Crookwell, and died 27 November 1971 in Goulburn. He married EDNA CONSTANCE GRAY 15 July 1930 in Forbes, daughter of THOMAS GRAY and ADELINE GEORGE. She was born 23 June 1914 in Rossmoyne, Crookwell.

More About STANLEY CAVILL GEORGE: Burial: Crookwell C/E

Children of STANLEY GEORGE and EDNA GRAY are: GREGORY STEPHEN8 GEORGE, b. 09 August 1931, Harley Hospital Crookwi.ell. ELAINE DORIS GEORGE, b. 21 December 1932, Harley Hospital Crookwell; m. COLIN RAY HOGAN, 23 July 1949, Crookwell; b. 1i9i2. 5, Crookwell. BENJAMIN STANLEY GEORGE, b. 28 June 1937, Harley Hospital Crookiwii.ell.

58. OSWALD HAMILTON7 GEORGE (FRANCES ELIZABETH6 HAMILTON, CAROLINE5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 29 September 1903 in Binda, and died 17 October 1965 in Narrawa. He married (1) MILLIE IRENE MITCHELL. He married (2) AMY ROSALIE GRAY 02 November 1929 in Crookwell.

More About OSWALD HAMILTON GEORGE: Burial: 18 October 1965, Crookwell

Child of OSWALD GEORGE and AMY GRAY is: DARCY WILFRED8 GEORGE, b. 22 July 1930, Crookwi.ell.

59. STEPHEN GARNET7 GEORGE (FRANCES ELIZABETH6 HAMILTON, CAROLINE5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 1911, and died 22 December 1972 in Crookwell. He married GLADYS 'PAZZIE' MARTINA VERONICA O'BRIEN.

More About STEPHEN GARNET GEORGE: Burial: Crookwell RC

Child of STEPHEN GEORGE and GLADYS O'BRIEN is: DARRELL ANTHONY8 GEORGE, b. 07 August 1914251,. Crookwi.ell.

60. EVA EACOTT7 HAMILTON (LUCY6, CAROLINE5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 1908 in Binda, and died in Crookwell. She married HECTOR JAMES MCDONALD 27 March 1929 in Laggan, son of WALTER MCDONALD and ETHEL MCDONALD. He was born 04 September 1900 in Fullerton, and died 11 November 1974 in The Diamond, Crookwell (74).

Notes for EVA EACOTT HAMILTON: Eva was adopted by John Evans and his wife Mary Ann Arnall.

More About EVA EACOTT HAMILTON: Burial: Crookwell

More About HECTOR JAMES MCDONALD: Burial: 13 November 1974, Crookwell C/E Occupation: Shearing Contractor

Children of EVA HAMILTON and HECTOR MCDONALD are: GLORIA EVA8 MCDONALD, b. 25 August 1929, Crookwell; d. 14 April 1951, Crookwell f1ro2m2. Polio (2i.1). ROBERT JAMES MCDONALD, b. 07 March 1932, Crookwell; d. 20 December 2010223,. Crookwii.ell.

61. DONALD WILLIAM7 MCDONNELL (EVELYN BARBARA6 ELDRIDGE, ELIZABETH 'BETSY'5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 17 January 1926. He married VALERIE LORNA PLUMB. She died 14 February 2001 in Crookwell.

More About VALERIE LORNA PLUMB: Burial: Crookwell

Children of DONALD MCDONNELL and VALERIE PLUMB are: DONNA8 MCDONNEiL. L. THOMAS MCDONNiEiL. L. SANDIE MCDONNiiEiL. L.

62. JOYCE F7 MCDONNELL (EVELYN BARBARA6 ELDRIDGE, ELIZABETH 'BETSY'5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 12 December 1923. She married OS RABJOHN.

Child of JOYCE MCDONNELL and OS RABJOHN is: WAYNE8 RABJOiH.N.

63. KATHLEEN SELENA7 CRILLY (MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 23 November 1918 in Binda. She married (1) FRANCIS SIDNEY CLARENCE FORD1 03 June 1941 in Crookwell1, son of ALBERT FORD and KATHERINE HEARN. He was born 03 October 1916 in Crookwell1, and died 29 November 1942 in WW2 in New Guinea1. She married (2) CLAUDE THOMAS WRITER 03 March 1952 in Crookwell, son of WILLIAM WRITER and MARIA BERRELL. He was born 28 June 1913 in Binda, N.S.W, and died 12 June 1981 in Crookwell District Hospital.

Notes for FRANCIS SIDNEY CLARENCE FORD: N243433 Pte FORD, Francis Sidney 3rd Battalion, 25th Brigade, 7th Division Died November 29, 1942, from wounds received two days previously when Japanese planes bombed and machines gunned the 2/4 Field Ambulance Main Dressing Station at Soputa, on the track from Popondetta to Sanananda, Papua New Guinea. Age 26 years.

Private Francis Sidney (Frank) Ford died 1942 from wounds received during active service in World War 2 in New Guinea. Frank aged 26 years, leaves a wife and a young son. His parents were Bert and Kate Ford, "Avon Vale" Peelwood.

Crookwell Gazette 15 December 1942 Residents of the surrounding district were very grieved to hear of the death of Pte. Francis Sidney Ford, eldest son of the late Bert Ford and Mrs. Kate Ford of Peelwood.

Pte. Ford died of wounds received whilst on active service in New Guinea. Deceased, who was a devout Catholic and foundation member of the Holy Name Society, was aged 24 years. He was well known and highly respected throughout the Peelwood and Crookwell districts.

The late Pte Ford was well known in the district hockey circles, having represented Crookwell district in metropolitan and country matches. He also played representative cricket and was recognised as an excellent batsman. During the whole of his life the principles of the game came were brought into play in his every deed and thought. He will be missed by a large circle of friends who appreciated to the full his many fine attributes. A young wife and son are left to mourn the passing of a loving husband and father: also sorrowful mother and two brothers, Colin and Ron Ford of Tuena.

More About FRANCIS SIDNEY CLARENCE FORD: Occupation: Farm Hand

More About CLAUDE THOMAS WRITER: Burial: June 1981, Binda RC

Child of KATHLEEN CRILLY and FRANCIS FORD is: BARRY8 FORD, b. 05 February 1914224,. Crookwi.ell.

Children of KATHLEEN CRILLY and CLAUDE WRITER are: GAVIN8 WRITER, b. 31 July 1915235,. Crookwii.ell. PETER WRITER, b. 09 October 1915256,. Crookiwii.ell. GLEN WRITER, b. 22 September 1960, Crookwell; m. EVONNE CLAivR. K.

64. MARGARET ISABELLA7 CRILLY (MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 16 July 1922. She married ROGER NORMAN KITCHEN 29 June 1946 in Crookwell.

Children of MARGARET CRILLY and ROGER KITCHEN are: DAWN8 KITCHEN, b. 241 2J7a.nuary 19i4. 9. DENISE M KITCHEN, b. 3102 8M. arch 1i9i4. 8. LYNETTE MARGARET KITCHEN, b. 26 July 1914299,. Crookiwii.ell. ROBYN KITCHEN, b. 1153 A0.ugust 1i9v6. 3. DAVID JOHN KITCHEN, b. 19 January 19v4. 7.

65. SYLVIA MARY7 CRILLY (MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 25 December 1924 in Binda. She married KENNETH LLOYD PARKER 05 January 1952 in St. Bartholomew’s, Crookwell, son of PERCY PARKER and FLORENCE WATERS.

Child of SYLVIA CRILLY and KENNETH PARKER is: NARE1L3L1E.8 PARKiE.R.

66. PATRICK WILLIAM7 REYNOLDS (KATHLEEN SELINA6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) He married NORMA SHIELDS.

Child of PATRICK REYNOLDS and NORMA SHIELDS is: HAYLEY8 REYNOLiD. S.

67. FREDERICK JOHN7 REYNOLDS (KATHLEEN SELINA6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 03 December 1922 in Binda. He married MARY REYNOLDS. Children of FREDERICK REYNOLDS and MARY REYNOLDS are: PETER8 REYNOLiD. S. PAULINE REYNOLiiD. S.

68. MARGARET JOAN7 WEAVERS (KEITH JOSEPH6, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 26 May 1940 in Canberra. She married JOHN BENSON in Canberra. He was born 20 September 1935.

Children of MARGARET WEAVERS and JOHN BENSON are: ELIZABETH MARGARET8 BENSON, b. 15 D1e3c2e.mber 19i6. 0. CRAIG JOHN BENSON, b. 20 March 1962; d. 10 January 1i9i8. 2. PATRICIA ANN BENSON, b1.3 135. July 1ii9i6. 3. EUGENE PAUL BENSON, b. 11 September 1i9v6. 6. ANNETTE MAREE BENSON, b. 05 D1e3c4e.mber 19v6. 8. BERNADETTE MAREE BENSON, b.1 0395 .April 1v9i7. 3.

69. DOUGLAS7 WEAVERS (KEITH JOSEPH6, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 27 July 1945. He married MAUREEN LINDA MIDGLEY 01 February 1969 in St. Christopher’s Canberra, daughter of LAWRENCE MIDGLEY and EDITH CLARKE.

Children of DOUGLAS WEAVERS and MAUREEN MIDGLEY are: TERRENCE JAMES8 WEAVERS, b. 31 August 19i6. 9. MATHEW JOHN WEAVERS, b. 04 June 1i9i7. 2. RUSSELL MARK WEAVERS, b. 29 October 1ii9i7. 7.

70. BERYL MARGARET7 ROBINSON (SELENA ETHEL JANE6 BROWNLOW, FRANCIS5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 29 March 1928. She married CLAUDE BERTON LUCK. He was born 18 May 1924 in Ariah Park.

Children of BERYL ROBINSON and CLAUDE LUCK are: BRENDA JUDITH8 LUCK, b.1 2356 .April 19i4. 8. DENISE ANN LUCK, b. 15 August 1950; m. WOOLNiiE. R. BRUCE BERTON LUCK, b. 2143 A7.ugust 1ii9i5. 2. RONALD PETER LUCK, b. 14 June 1i9v5. 5.

71. JOHN7 ROBINSON (SELENA ETHEL JANE6 BROWNLOW, FRANCIS5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 04 March 1938. He married AVRIL JEAN KIRSCHNER. She was born 04 July 1941 in Portsmouth, England.

Children of JOHN ROBINSON and AVRIL KIRSCHNER are: MICHAEL8 ROBINSON, b. 18 October 19i6. 6. JODIE ROBINSON, b. 0143 8M. arch 1i9i7. 1.

72. HELEN LORAINE7 COUGHLIN (ADA MAUD6 WEBB, ROSETTA ANN5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 06 January 1925 in Goulburn. She married RONALD WILLIAM BRUNKER 09 December 1950. He was born 30 April 1925. Children of HELEN COUGHLIN and RONALD BRUNKER are: HELEN MAREE8 BRUNKER, b. 27 May 19i5. 2. KENNETH WILLIAM BRUNKER, b. 28 May 1i9i5. 2. PETER GREGORY BRUNKER, b. 07 November 1ii9i5. 8. JAYNE ELIZABETH BRUNKER, b. 15 January 1i9v6. 1.

73. LILLIAN ANN7 COUGHLIN (ADA MAUD6 WEBB, ROSETTA ANN5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 04 October 1928 in Goulburn. She married ROBERT EDWARD MCDARRA, son of FRANCIS MCDARRA and AMY GODFREY. He was born 27 July 1929, and died 23 December 1975.

Child of LILLIAN COUGHLIN and ROBERT MCDARRA is: MICHAEL EUGENE8 MCDARRA, b. 27 June 19i6. 3.

74. EDITH GLORIA7 COUGHLIN (ADA MAUD6 WEBB, ROSETTA ANN5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 01 August 1933 in Goulburn. She married FRANCIS ERIC CONNOLLY. He was born 18 August 1929, and died 25 August 1984.

Children of EDITH COUGHLIN and FRANCIS CONNOLLY are: MICHAEL SHAWN8 CONNOLLY, b. 19 December 19i6. 1. KATERINA MARY CONNOLLY, b. 23 August 1i9i6. 9. KEIRAN JAMES CONNOLLY, b. 20 September 1ii9i6. 2.

75. PETER PRESTON7 COUGHLAN (ADA MAUD6 WEBB, ROSETTA ANN5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 26 August 1937. He married JOAN MARY WILLDIN 09 January 1960, daughter of HENRY WILLDON and JULIE COLLINS. She was born 20 February 1939.

Children of PETER COUGHLAN and JOAN WILLDIN are: RICHARD SCOTT8 COUGHLIN, b. 183 9M. arch 19i6. 5. KATHERINE JANE COUGHLIN, b1. 4106. June 1i9i6. 2. JENNIFER ANNE COUGHLIN, b. 251 4O1c.tober 1ii9i6. 3. CHRISTOPHER JAMES COUGHLIN, b. 23 October 1960; m. KERYL DOROTHY PAGE, 30 July 1988; b. 28 May 1i9v6. 4.

76. EDWARD NEIL7 BROWNLOW (FRANCIS ALEXANDER6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 04 August 1937 in Harley Hospital, Crookwell, and died 11 August 1962 in Drowned when Rock Fishing at Shellharbour. She married MARGARET JOAN CROWTHER 24 August 1959 in Windang.

Children of EDWARD BROWNLOW and MARGARET CROWTHER are: LINDA MAY8 BROWNLOW, b. 20 April 196104, 2W. ollongoi.ng. RAELEIGH JOY BROWNLOW, b. 09 April 19614, 3W. ollongioi.ng. EDWARD NEIL BROWNLOW, b. 07 March 1963, Wollongiioi.ng.

77. BRENDA7 BROWNLOW (FRANCIS ALEXANDER6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 08 August 1936 in Harley Hospital, Crookwell. She married BARRY JOSEPH MCDONALD 10 August 1957 in St Josephs Port Kembla. He was born 09 September 1932 in Kiama.

Children of BRENDA BROWNLOW and BARRY MCDONALD are: MICHAEL8 MCDONALD, b. 02 April 19i5. 9. STEPHEN MCDONALD, b. 12 June 1i9i6. 0. GREGORY MCDONALD, b. 20 September 1ii9i6. 2. DAVID MCDONALD, b. 22 July 1i9v6. 6.

78. JOAN LINDSAY7 BROWNLOW (FRANCIS ALEXANDER6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 06 August 1939 in Crown Street Women's Hospital, Sydney. She married GEORGE JOHN AGIUS 19 February 1962 in St. Patrick's Church, Port Kembla. He was born 19 February 1936 in 260 Victory Street, Qorma Malta.

Notes for JOAN LINDSAY BROWNLOW: The family lived at Wonona when she was born, they family moved when she was 7 years old, to live at 9 Green Street, Warrawong. Lin married George John Saviour Agius on the 11th August 1962 at St. Patrick's Church, Port Kembla. The next day 12th August 1962, her brother Teddy was drowned whilst rock fishing, only one month later 9.9.1962 she lost her mother from renal failure. Lin and George had three children Julie Ann born 1.3.1963 at Wollongong Hospital, Tony John b 9.7.1964 Wollongong, Tinamarie Joan b3.7.1967 at Port Kembla.

Children of JOAN BROWNLOW and GEORGE AGIUS are: JULIE8 AGIUS, b. 01 February 1963, Wollongong Hospital; m. DAVID GAUCI, 21 March 19i8. 7. TONY AGIUS, b. 09 July 1964, Wollongong Hospiii.tal. TINAMARIE JOAN AGIUS, b. 03 July 1967, Port Kemiiib.la.

79. RAYMOND7 BROWNLOW (FRANCIS ALEXANDER6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 17 August 1945 in Woonona. He married HAZEL SINGER 05 December 1964. She was born 11 August 1943 in Port Kembla.

Children of RAYMOND BROWNLOW and HAZEL SINGER are: SCOTT WILLIAM8 BROWNLOW, b. 04 June 1964, Wollongoi.ng. RICHARD JOHN BROWNLOW, b. 14 October 1967, Wollongioi.ng. STERLING JAMES BROWNLOW, b. 13 May 1972, Wollongiioi.ng.

80. KENNETH CHARLES7 BROWNLOW (FRANCIS ALEXANDER6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 1929, and died 2001 in Wollongong. He married VALERIE JOY WHEALIE 26 June 1954 in St Michaels, Wollongong. She was born 23 June 1935 in Portland, England.

Children of KENNETH BROWNLOW and VALERIE WHEALIE are: ANN MARIE8 BROWNLOW, m. JAMES ROBINSiO.N. JOY BROWNLOW, b. 22 September 1958; m. RAY STANLiiE. Y. DIANNE BROWNLOW, b. 17 March 1960; m. DAVID HAYMiiiA. N.

81. DAVID JOHN7 BROWNLOW (CARLTON JOHN6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 19 February 1946 in Harley Hospital, Crookwell. He married SHIRLEY ANN WELLINGTON 27 September 1967.

Children of DAVID BROWNLOW and SHIRLEY WELLINGTON are: MICHAEL JOHN8 BROWNLOW, b. 16 December 1971, Crookwell; m. JODEE-ANN CLARKE; b. 04 February 19i7. 4. KATHERINE ANNE BROWNLOW, b. 22 September 1i9i7. 4.

82. GLORIA MAY7 BROWNLOW (BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 21 July 1933 in Crookwell1. She married KENNETH EDWARD MCDONALD1 30 April 1955 in St. Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn, son of CYRIL MCDONALD and INEZ HOGAN. He was born 15 October 1932 in Crookwell.

Children of GLORIA BROWNLOW and KENNETH MCDONALD are: ROBYN ANN8 MCDONALD, b. 10 February 1915464,. Crookwi.ell. RICK ANTHONY MCDONALD, b. 06 May 1915495,. Crookwii.ell.

83. SHIRLEY DAWN7 BROWNLOW (BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 07 June 1936 in Crookwell, N.S.W1. She married IVAN ROSS PICKER1 27 April 1963 in Hunters Hill, Sydney1, son of DOUGLAS PICKER and HILDA MITCHELL. He was born 21 September 1932 in Bigga1.

Children of SHIRLEY BROWNLOW and IVAN PICKER are: DOUGLAS ROSS8 PICKER, b. 21 July 1964, Cro1o4k6w. ell, NSi.W. ALLISON GAIL PICKER, b. 23 November 1916457,. Crookwii.ell. JANE BELINDA PICKER1, b. 19 December 19ii7i1. 1.

84. JANET MAUREEN7 BROWNLOW (BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 12 February 1938 in Crookwell N.S.W1. She married TREVOR REGINALD CROKE1 31 January 1959 in St Mary's Cathedral Sydney1, son of SYLVESTER CROKE and ADA MCDONALD. He was born 22 November 1934 in Crookwell1, and died 20 July 2002 in Caldwell ACT.

More About TREVOR REGINALD CROKE: Burial: 24 July 2002, Cremated Canberra

Children of JANET BROWNLOW and TREVOR CROKE are: DEAN MICHAEL8 CROKE, b. 10 January 1916408,. Crookwi.ell. RICHIE PETER CROKE, b. 19 March 1916419,. Crookwii.ell. JULIE ANNE CROKE, b. 06 May 1916560,. Crookiwii.ell. LEESA MAREE CROKE, b. 06 May 1916561,. Crookiwv.ell. KYLIE JANE CROKE, b. 06 February 1917522,. Crookwv.ell.

85. RHONDA ESTELLE7 BROWNLOW (BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 20 June 1942 in Crookwell, N.S.W1. She married WILLIAM EDWARD SHEPHERD1 18 February 1965 in St Mary's Waverley1, son of WILLIAM SHEPHERD and GWENDOLINE BLUNDELL. He was born 17 November 1941 in War Memorial Hospital Waverley1.

Children of RHONDA BROWNLOW and WILLIAM SHEPHERD are: JENELLE LEONIE8 SHEPHERD, b. 15 September 1966, St. Margaret's Hospita1l5, D3.arlinghui.rst. JODY LOUISE SHEPHERD, b. 07 May 1968, St Margaret1's5 D4.arlinghiui.rst. SUZANNE FAYE SHEPHERD, b. 2145 5M. arch 1ii9i7. 0. MEGAN BEVERLEY SHEPHERD1, b. 10 January 19i7v2. 1. BRONWYN GAE SHEPHERD1, b. 02 April 197v4. 1.

86. WENDY LORRAINE7 BROWNLOW (BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 26 June 1948 in Crookwell, N.S.W1. She married KENNETH RAYMOND JOYCE1 18 January 1969 in Goulburn1, son of KENNETH JOYCE and LOLA TAYLOR. He was born 24 December 1945 in Goulburn1.

Children of WENDY BROWNLOW and KENNETH JOYCE are: DARREN KENNETH8 JOYCE, b. 06 July 1195669., Goulbui.rn. SCOTT ANDREW JOYCE, b. 28 May 1195771., Goulbiui.rn. MATTHEW CRAIG JOYCE, b. 24 January 1195785., Goulbiiui.rn. ALYSSA MAREE JOYCE1, b. 22 July 1981, Goulbuivrn. 1.

87. ENID MAY7 TRACEY (RITA LILLIAN6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 11 May 1921. She married EDWIN CHARLES 'ROCKIE' GREENFIELD 25 May 1946 in Sydney.

Children of ENID TRACEY and EDWIN GREENFIELD are: BRIAN GLEN8 GREENFIELD, b. 19i4. 6. WAYNE EDWIN GREENFIELD, b. 07 December 1948; d. 1i9i4. 8. COLIN CHARLES GREENFIELD, b. 1ii9i5. 0. ALAN BRUCE GREENFIELD, b. 1i9v5. 1. GARRY LINDSAY GREENFIELD, b. 19v5. 3. DARRYL EDWIN GREENFIELD, b. November 1v9i5. 7. TRACEY GREENFIELD, b. 1966; Adopted vchiii.ld.

88. LIONAL COLIN7 TRACEY (RITA LILLIAN6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 06 September 1924, and died 07 May 1974 in (49). He married MONA WEST.

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Children of LIONAL TRACEY and MONA WEST are: ELIZABETH8 TRACEY, m. GARRY ARMITAiG. E. PETER TRACiiE. Y.

89. NOELLA ASTRID7 TRACEY (RITA LILLIAN6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 25 December 1936 in St. Margaret Hospital. She married JAMES MUIR 21 May 1966 in Ashfield C/E. He was born 14 May 1938.

Children of NOELLA TRACEY and JAMES MUIR are: VANESSA JANE8 MUIR, b. 03 January 19i7. 1. ANTONIA LOUISE MUIR, b. 31 October 1i9i7. 3.

90. BETTY JEAN7 BROWNLOW (EUSTACE WILLIAM6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 02 April 1925 in Crookwell, NSW, and died 26 July 2000 in Morton Bay Nursing Home, Wynnum West QLD (75). She married NORMAN FREDERICK WREN 1948 in Campsie, son of FREDERICK WREN and ELLEN MAISEY. He died 27 December 1997 in Greenslopes Private Hospital, Greenslopes (72).

Notes for NORMAN FREDERICK WREN: Occupation: Butcher.

More About NORMAN FREDERICK WREN: Burial: 30 December 1997, Mt. Thompson Crematorium

Children of BETTY BROWNLOW and NORMAN WREN are: JOHN NORMAN8 WREN, b. 01 March 19i4. 9. JANICE ELLEN IVY WREN, b. 18 February 1954; d. 22 December 1980, Hornsby from Leukeimi.ia.

More About JANICE ELLEN IVY WREN: Burial: 24 December 1980, Northern Suburbs Crematorium

91. MAY7 BROWNLOW (EUSTACE WILLIAM6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 17 October 1927 in Crookwell, NSW, and died 28 March 1999 in Mt. Druitt Hospital (71). She married FREDERICK CARPENTER in Bankstown.

More About MAY BROWNLOW: Burial: 01 April 1999

Children of MAY BROWNLOW and FREDERICK CARPENTER are: JUDY ANNE8 CARPENTER, b. 21 June 19i4. 7. WARREN BRUCE CARPENTER, b. 20 April 1i9i4. 9. PETER JOHN CARPENTER, b. 22 August 1ii9i5. 1. TERRY FREDERICK CARPENTER, b. 30 October 1i9v5. 3.

92. EDNA ROSE7 BROWNLOW (EUSTACE WILLIAM6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 25 April 1929 in Crookwell, NSW. She married JACK ROBERTS in Bankstown.

Children of EDNA BROWNLOW and JACK ROBERTS are: NORMA JEAN 'PEGGY'8 ROBERTS, b. 23 July 19i4. 9. GAIL CHRISTINE ROBERTS, b. 07 August 1i9i5. 1. SHIRLEY ANN ROBERTS, b. 01 October 1ii9i5. 3. BARBARA JOYCE ROBERTS, b. 08 July 1i9v5. 5. 93. NELLIE7 BROWNLOW (EUSTACE WILLIAM6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 12 November 1930 in Crookwell, NSW, and died 11 January 2001 in (70). She married JOHN O'NEILL 21 August 1955 in Bankstown. He was born 1930.

More About NELLIE BROWNLOW: Burial: 15 January 2001, Cremated Rookwood

Child of NELLIE BROWNLOW and JOHN O'NEILL is: WAYNE JOHN8 O'NEILL, b. 09 September 1915599, .Bankstoiw. n.

94. FAY LORRAINE7 BROWNLOW (EUSTACE WILLIAM6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 14 August 1934 in Crookwell, NSW. She married BASIL CHONG 31 October 1953 in Parramatta.

Children of FAY BROWNLOW and BASIL CHONG are: NORMAN BASIL8 CHONG, b. 27 May 19i5. 4. JEFFERY BRIAN CHONG, b. 29 May 1i9i5. 9. SUSAN MARIE CHONG, b. 24 June 1ii9i6. 3.

95. GLORIA ELLEN7 LANG (ALMA VERONICA6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 16 May 1932. She married FRANCIS 'DAVE' XAVIER MCALISTER 07 April 1951 in Christ the King Church, Taralga.

Children of GLORIA LANG and FRANCIS MCALISTER are: JOHN8 MCALISTER, b. 10 August 1951; d. 19 November 19i7. 1. CHRISTINE MCALISTER, b. 121 6J0a.nuary 1i9i5. 5. ROBYN MCALISTER, b. 19 August 1ii9i5. 6.

96. VALANCE SYLVESTER7 LANG (ALMA VERONICA6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 08 April 1934. He married ANN MAHON 15 September 1964 in Blackheath. She was born 06 June 1936.

Children of VALANCE LANG and ANN MAHON are: GLEN8 LANG, b. 22 June 19i6. 5. LEANNE LANG, b. 04 S1e6p1te.mber 1i9i6. 7.

97. BRUCE DONALD7 LANG (ALMA VERONICA6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 16 June 1935. He married MARGARET MARY WEBB 14 January 1961 in Christ the King Church, Taralga. She was born 14 July 1940.

Children of BRUCE LANG and MARGARET WEBB are: STUART ANDREW8 LANG, b. 25 June 19i6. 6. MICHELLE LOUISE LANG, b. 2136 A2.ugust 1i9i6. 9. MERRIDEE ANNE LANG, b. 11 D1e6c3e.mber 1ii9i7. 3. 98. WILAMENA RITA7 LANG (ALMA VERONICA6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 11 October 1941. She married NOEL ARCHIBALD MCKENZIE 03 September 1960.

Children of WILAMENA LANG and NOEL MCKENZIE are: VICKIE MAREE8 MCKENZIE, b. 02 1F6e4b.ruary 19i6. 1. WARREN NOEL MCKENZIE, b. 15 May 1962; m. SHERIDAN MAY, 13 April 2003, Lismiio.re.

99. VERONICA ALMA 'VONNIE'7 LANG (ALMA VERONICA6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 12 May 1943 in Goulburn. She married RUSSELL ERIC HUMPHRIES 19 March 1960. He was born 08 August 1936 in Goulburn.

Children of VERONICA LANG and RUSSELL HUMPHRIES are: SUSANNE8 HUMPHRIES, b1. 6255. June 19i6. 0. MICHAEL ANTHONY HUMPHRIES, b. 29 December 1963; m. DIANNA ROBERTS, 09 September 2000, Brisbane; b. 28 July 1966, Hoibia. rt, Tasmania. KIM LOUISE HUMPHRIES, b. 0196 6M. arch 1ii9i6. 8. BRENDON JOHN HUMPHRIES, b. 23 November 1i9v7. 1.

100. KEITH ARNOLD7 BROWNLOW (AUSTIN NEVILLE6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 09 October 1932 in Sydney. He married (1) ALICIA MINNIE ASHWORTH 04 August 1956 in Auburn. She was born 27 December 1928 in Auburn, and died 27 March 1993. He married (2) DOROTHY MAY BANNISTER 27 March 1993.

Children of KEITH BROWNLOW and ALICIA ASHWORTH are: KAREN ALICIA8 BROWNLOW, b. 25 May1 6179.58, Sydni.ey. MICHELLE GAE BROWNLOW, b. 16 July 1916608, .Parramiai.tta. ALLAN KEITH BROWNLOW, b. 04 June 1916649, .Parramiiai.tta. DONNA EILEEN BROWNLOW, b. 11 April 1916760, .Parramiva.tta.

101. DAWN PATRICIA7 BROWNLOW (AUSTIN NEVILLE6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 15 February 1936 in Crown Street, Sydney. She married IAN PETER HOWE 07 December 1957 in Parramatta. He was born 21 February 1936 in Westmead.

Children of DAWN BROWNLOW and IAN HOWE are: SHARON PATRICE8 HOWE, b. 21 March 1961, Katoomba; m. KEVIN THORNTON, Tasmain.ia. ANDREW 'PHILIP' HOWE, b. 20 July 1916731,. Katoomii.ba.

102. JANICE MARIE7 BROWNLOW (AUSTIN NEVILLE6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 09 September 1938 in Sydney. She married BRUCE HENRY ROBERTS 08 November 1958 in All Saints, Parramatta. He was born 15 December 1927 in Parramatta.

Children of JANICE BROWNLOW and BRUCE ROBERTS are: DENNISE MARY8 ROBERTS, b. 19 December 1916702,. Westmei.ad. ERIC JOHN ROBERTS, b. 24 November 1963, Parramiai.tta. JASON BRUCE ROBERTS, b. 04 October 1972, Wentworthiviii.lle.

103. NEVILLE AUSTIN7 BROWNLOW (AUSTIN NEVILLE6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 15 January 1940 in Sydney, and died 20 December 1976 in Mona Vale Road in a accident while working for the Dept. Manin Roads. He married LYNNE JEAN MALONE 28 January 1967 in Wentworthville. She was born 13 July 1946 in Sydney.

More About NEVILLE AUSTIN BROWNLOW: Burial: Rookwood

Children of NEVILLE BROWNLOW and LYNNE MALONE are: JEANIE MAY8 BROWNLOW, b. 30 September 1971, Parramai.tta. PETER AUSTIN BROWNLOW, b. 31 July 1977, Parramiai.tta.

104. THELMA CLARE7 BROWNLOW (AUSTIN NEVILLE6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 15 February 1948 in Sydney. She married (1) ROBERT HOY 18 December 1965 in Concord. He was born 23 March 1941 in Redcliffe, QLD. She married (2) DAVID WEEKS 03 July 1976. He was born 15 January 1936 in Guernsey C. Island. She married (3) JOHN ERNEST SEYMOUR 08 August 1980 in Booker Bay, NSW. She married (4) JOHN FRANCIS HEWITT 03 October 1987. He was born 22 April 1936 in Sydney.

Children of THELMA BROWNLOW and ROBERT HOY are: PATRICK DENNIS8 HOY, b. 27 December 1966, Lourengow, PNG; d. 01 March 1967, Lourengow, PNi.G.

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MAKSI LORRIANE HOY, b. 20 November 1968, Fairfiie.ld.

Child of THELMA BROWNLOW and DAVID WEEKS is: ANDREW DAVID8 WEEKS, b. 28 September 1972, Gosifioi.rd.

105. DAWN7 BRABHAM (INA FERNICE6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 30 July 1929 in Burwood. She married LESLIE J LUTZE 20 December 1947 in Guildford RC, son of BENNO LUTZE and RITA CLEGG. He was born 04 June 1927 in West Wyalong.

Children of DAWN BRABHAM and LESLIE LUTZE are: ROGER LESLIE8 LUTZE, b. 24 July 1948, Melbourne; m. ANNETTE SMYTHE, 20 October 1975, Kirribii.lli. PETER DAVID LUTZE, b. 11 February 1950, Katoomba; m. KATHRYN WILKINSON, 17 August 1974, Eppiii.ng. TERRENCE ALAN LUTZE, b. 13 February 1953, Mayday Hospital, Surrey, England; m. (1) DANIKA CETKVIC, 1979; m. (2) CHEiiRi.YL BATEMAN, 1985. JULIE DAWN LUTZE, b. 05 December 1957, Launceston, Tasmania; m. CHRISTOPHER NEILSON, 28 May 1983, Wynyard, Tasmiavn.ia.

106. VICTOR 'JOHN'7 BRABHAM (INA FERNICE6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 21 January 1936 in Darlinghurst. He married SHIRLEY KABLE 26 January 1958 in Hunters Hill. She was born 12 June 1937 in Parkes.

Children of VICTOR BRABHAM and SHIRLEY KABLE are: VICTOR PAUL8 BRABHAM, b. 22 February 1960, Darlinghui.rst. DONNA SHARNE BRABHAM, b. 23 November 196117, D3.arlinghiui.rst. PAUL WALTERJOHN BRABHAM, b. 22 April 1965, Darlinghiiui.rst. SCOTT CHRISTIAN BRABHAM, b. 12 October 1968, Parramiva.tta.

107. LEO ERNEST7 CLEMENTS (ERNEST GEORGE6, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 24 November 1930 in Crookwell. He married IRIS 'JUNE' MCDONALD 11 June 1954 in St. James C/E Binda, daughter of CYRIL MCDONALD and INEZ HOGAN. She was born 03 April 1927 in Crookwell, and died 04 March 1986 in Crookwell District Hospital.

Notes for IRIS 'JUNE' MCDONALD: Leo Ernest CLEMENTS occupation Grazier, m. Iris June McDONALD, (daughter of Cyril McDONALD and Inez HOGAN) d. Y. Iris: Deceased before 2001 a. Jennifer June CLEMENTS m. David CAIN. (1) Female CAIN b. Y, d. Y. (2) Jacob CAIN. (3) Sarah CAIN. b. Graham Leo CLEMENTS m. Rita KING. (1) Laura CLEMENTS. c. Christopher CLEMENTS m. Kathy MERRYFUL, (daughter of Robert MERRYFUL and Dorothy BLUNT). (1) Zac CLEMENTS. (2) Daniel CLEMENTS

More About IRIS 'JUNE' MCDONALD: Burial: Crookwell

Children of LEO CLEMENTS and IRIS MCDONALD are: GRAHAM LEO8 CLEMENTS, b. 27 May 1915754,. Crookwi.ell. JENNIFER JUNE CLEMENTS, b. 30 May 1915765,. Crookwii.ell. CHRISTOPHER JOHN CLEMENTS, b. 14 December 1916706,. Crookiwii.ell.

108. MAREE GERTRUDE7 CLEMENTS (ERNEST GEORGE6, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 04 November 1936 in Crookwell. She married JAMES HEARN 15 April 1967 in Methodist Church, Crookwell, son of JOHN HEARN and BERTHA COOK. He was born 15 November 1932 in Goulburn.

Children of MAREE CLEMENTS and JAMES HEARN are: DAVID8 HEARN, b. 07 October 1916787,. Crookwi.ell. BRETT HEARN, b. 08 July 1i9i7. 1. 109. RAY EDWIN7 CLEMENTS (ERNEST GEORGE6, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 13 July 1923 in Crookwell. He married AMY BERYL WESTBURY 08 February 1947. She was born 07 August 1926 in Leighardt.

Children of RAY CLEMENTS and AMY WESTBURY are: KAY8 CLEMENTS, b. 281 7J8a.nuary 19i5. 0. PHILIP CLEMENTS, b. 29 March 1915729,. Crookwii.ell. BARRY CLEMENTS, b. 29 March 1915860,. Crookiwii.ell.

110. KENNETH GEORGE7 CLEMENTS (ERNEST GEORGE6, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 10 May 1926 in Crookwell, and died 29 October 1975. He married JILL EDITH MOON, daughter of CHARLES MOON and AMY SMITH. She was born 10 August 1935 in Crookwell, and died 31 August 1999 in "Burwood" Binda.

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Children of KENNETH CLEMENTS and JILL MOON are: PAU1L88 1 C. LEMENiT. S. ANDREW CLEMENiiT. S.

111. LYNDALL GEORGE7 GILLESPIE (IDA MARION6 CLEMENTS, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 14 June 1926 in Crookwell, and died 08 August 1993 in Crookwell. He married EDNA MAY BRANSON 21 March 1964 in Crookwell, daughter of OSWALD BRANSON and IDA PAINTER. She was born 1929 in Crookwell, and died 27 August 1982 in Crookwell.

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Child of LYNDALL GILLESPIE and EDNA BRANSON is: JAN LYNELLE8 GILLESPIE, b. 26 S1e8p2te.mber 19i6. 6.

112. JUSTIN ROSS7 GILLESPIE (IDA MARION6 CLEMENTS, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 07 November 1931 in Crookwell, and died 08 September 1998 in Goulburn. He married LAURAINE MARTHA CORKERY 04 September 1965, daughter of AUSTIN CORKERY and EILEEN ROBERTS. She was born 30 December 1945 in Cowra.

More About JUSTIN ROSS GILLESPIE: Burial: Crookwell Lawn Cemetery

Children of JUSTIN GILLESPIE and LAURAINE CORKERY are: KERRY ANN8 GILLESPIE, b. 10 February 1198636., Goulbui.rn. LYNNE JUSTINE GILLESPIE, b. 25 September 1198740., Goulbiui.rn.

113. NORMAN ROBERT7 PICKER (UNA MAUD6 CLEMENTS, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 19 September 1927 in Crookwell. He married BARBARA DAWN PICKER 20 December 1952, daughter of ELIJAH PICKER and ELSIE PAGETT. She was born 01 October 1932.

Children of NORMAN PICKER and BARBARA PICKER are: PETER8 PICKER, b. 148 5M. arch 19i5. 4. SUSANNE PICKER, b1. 8262. June 1i9i5. 7.

114. EDITH7 PICKER (UNA MAUD6 CLEMENTS, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) She married SYDNEY BOWDEN.

Children of EDITH PICKER and SYDNEY BOWDEN are: RICHARD8 BOWDiE.N. ROBERT BOWDiiE. N. DAVID BOWiDiiE. N.

115. WILMA JANICE7 CLEMENTS (REGINALD CHARLES6, WILLIAM5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 03 September 1938 in Goulburn. She married LAWRENCE HOWARD PICKER 07 September 1957 in Binda, son of HERBERT PICKER and OLIVE HOWARD. He was born 06 February 1937 in Crookwell.

Children of WILMA CLEMENTS and LAWRENCE PICKER are: LINDSAY REGINALD8 PICKER, b. 11 December 1915887,. Crookwi.ell. CYNTHIA ANN PICKER, b. 17 August 1916818,. Crookwii.ell.

116. COLIN7 MARKS-RODGER (ESTHER HARRIETT6 CLEMENTS, WILLIAM5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 13 November 1936 in Harley Hospital Crookwell. He married ELAINE WINIFRED REEVES 22 April 1958 in Crookwell. She was born 25 April 1937 in Crookwell.

Children of COLIN MARKS-RODGER and ELAINE REEVES are: MARIE8 MARKS-RODGER, b1.8 098. July 19i5. 9. GEOFFERY MARKS-RODGER, b. 30 January 1964, Crookwii.ell.

117. YVONNE7 WEBB (JESSIE CHRISTINA6 SELMES, ALICE5 CLEMENTS, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) She married G SHEARWOOD.

Children of YVONNE WEBB and G SHEARWOOD are: ROSS8 SHEARWOOD, b. 19i5. 3. RUTH SHEARWOiiO. D. JANET SHEARWOiiiO. D. 118. FLORENCE NOEL7 BURTON (DORIS HELEN ISOBEL6 SELMES, ALICE5 CLEMENTS, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born Abt. 1933. She married M R B MCMAHON.

Children of FLORENCE BURTON and M MCMAHON are: ROBYN8 MCMAHiO.N. LYNNE MCMAHiiO. N.

119. ROBERT7 HARGRAVES (ANNIE IRENE6 SELMES, ALICE5 CLEMENTS, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 1940. He married P BROUGHTON.

Children of ROBERT HARGRAVES and P BROUGHTON are: PAUL8 HARGRAVES, b. 19i6. 9. JEFFREY HARGRAVES, b. 1i9i7. 2. CATHERINE HARGRAVES, b. 1ii9i7. 5.

120. LEONIE7 HARGRAVES (ANNIE IRENE6 SELMES, ALICE5 CLEMENTS, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 1945. She married S Y TOKER 1971 in London.

Child of LEONIE HARGRAVES and S TOKER is: YASEMIN8 T1O9K0E. R, b. 19i7. 3.

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121. DARRELL ANTHONY8 GEORGE (STEPHEN GARNET7, FRANCES ELIZABETH6 HAMILTON, CAROLINE5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 07 August 1945 in Crookwell. He married COLLEEN MARIA CUMMINS 06 August 1966 in St. Andrews Catholic Church Laggan. She was born 08 September 1943 in Crookwell.

Child of DARRELL GEORGE and COLLEEN CUMMINS is: MARK ANTHONY9 GEORGE, b. 03 December 19i6. 6.

122. GLORIA EVA8 MCDONALD (EVA EACOTT7 HAMILTON, LUCY6, CAROLINE5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 25 August 1929 in Crookwell, and died 14 April 1951 in Crookwell from Polio (21). She married RUSSELL GLEN 'POP' ARNOLD 26 February 1949 in Methodist Church, Crookwell, son of WALTER ARNOLD and BESSIE GRICE. He was born 05 August 1929 in Crookwell.

Notes for GLORIA EVA MCDONALD: Gloria died in the Polio epidemic at Crookwell.

More About GLORIA EVA MCDONALD: Burial: Crookwell Children of GLORIA MCDONALD and RUSSELL ARNOLD are: NEIL GLENN9 ARNOLD, b. 25 August 1949; d. 16 J1u9n1e. 1982, Si.A. SUZANNE GLORIA ARNOLD, b. 24 September 1950; m. CAiIiN. S.

123. ROBERT JAMES8 MCDONALD (EVA EACOTT7 HAMILTON, LUCY6, CAROLINE5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 07 March 1932 in Crookwell, and died 20 December 2002 in Crookwell. He married NOLA BRITTEN, daughter of EARLE BRITTEN and ALICE MCDONALD.

More About ROBERT JAMES MCDONALD: Burial: Crookwell

Children of ROBERT MCDONALD and NOLA BRITTEN are: REX9 MCDONALD, b. 31 July 19i6. 0. PAUL MCDONALD, b. 25 April 1i9i6. 4.

124. BARRY8 FORD (KATHLEEN SELENA7 CRILLY, MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 05 February 1942 in Crookwell. He married MARGARET BIRMINGHAM.

Children of BARRY FORD and MARGARET BIRMINGHAM are: JASON9 FOiR. D. JULIE FORD, m. JAMES PARTICK HEWITT; b. 22 March 1975, Crookwii.ell.

125. GAVIN8 WRITER (KATHLEEN SELENA7 CRILLY, MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 31 July 1953 in Crookwell. He married MAUREEN SULLIVAN.

Child of GAVIN WRITER and MAUREEN SULLIVAN is: DANIEL9 WRITiE. R.

126. PETER8 WRITER (KATHLEEN SELENA7 CRILLY, MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 09 October 1955 in Crookwell. He married JOANNE REYNOLDS.

Children of PETER WRITER and JOANNE REYNOLDS are: NICOLLE9 WRITiE. R. LYNETTE WRITiiE. R. CRAIG WRIiTiiE. R.

127. DAWN8 KITCHEN (MARGARET ISABELLA7 CRILLY, MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 24 January 1949. She married GRAHAM ROBERTSON 25 September 1971.

Children of DAWN KITCHEN and GRAHAM ROBERTSON are: MEEGAN9 ROBERTSON, b.1 2972 .April 19i7. 2. PENNY ROBERTSON, b. 1159 A3.ugust 1i9i7. 3. AMANDA ROBERTSON, b. 23 May 1ii9i7. 7. STEPHAN ROBERTSON, b. 19 September 1i9v8. 0.

128. DENISE M8 KITCHEN (MARGARET ISABELLA7 CRILLY, MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 30 March 1948. She married ALAN BERNADRD ROBERTSON 25 July 1967.

Children of DENISE KITCHEN and ALAN ROBERTSON are: CHRISTOPHER JOHN9 ROBERTSON, b. 06 January 19i6. 8. CATHIE ROBERTSON, b. 30 May 1973; d. 02 November 1i9i7. 5. PAUL DAVID ROBERTSON, b. 12 August 1971; d. 15 August 1972, Crookiwii.ell.

More About PAUL DAVID ROBERTSON: Burial: 16 February 1972, Crookwell

129. LYNETTE MARGARET8 KITCHEN (MARGARET ISABELLA7 CRILLY, MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 26 July 1949 in Crookwell. She married BRIAN WILLIAM D'ELBOUX 14 November 1970 in St. Mary's RC Crookwell. He was born 23 August 1946 in Crookwell.

Children of LYNETTE KITCHEN and BRIAN D'ELBOUX are: MICHEALDEAN9 D'ELBOUX, b. 07 December 1971, W19e4l.lington Ni.Z. JOHN WILLIAM D'ELBOUX, b. 02 November 1973, 1C9a5n.berra AiiC. T. TANIA MAREE D'ELBOUX, b. 29 May 1977, Queanbeyan; m. KIM CROiKiiE. R. KATIE LEE D'ELBOUX, b. 24 February 1979, Queanbeivy.an.

130. ROBYN8 KITCHEN (MARGARET ISABELLA7 CRILLY, MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 15 August 1963. She married MICHAEL JAMES 29 September 1983.

Children of ROBYN KITCHEN and MICHAEL JAMES are: ADAM9 JAMES, b. 05 February 19i8. 8. MARCUS JAMES, b. 05 October 1i9i9. 1.

131. NARELLE8 PARKER (SYLVIA MARY7 CRILLY, MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) She married MUNROE.

Child of NARELLE PARKER and MUNROE is: KRISTY9 MUNRiO. E.

132. ELIZABETH MARGARET8 BENSON (MARGARET JOAN7 WEAVERS, KEITH JOSEPH6, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 15 December 1960. She married GEOFFERY VINCENT PARR.

Children of ELIZABETH BENSON and GEOFFERY PARR are: MICHAEL GEOFFERY9 PARR, b. 26 October 19i8. 5. ANDREW CRAIG PARR, b. 12 October 1i9i8. 7. EMILY ELIZABETH PARR, b. 01 February 1ii9i9. 4.

133. PATRICIA ANN8 BENSON (MARGARET JOAN7 WEAVERS, KEITH JOSEPH6, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 15 July 1963. She married ROBERT HUNKLING.

Children of PATRICIA BENSON and ROBERT HUNKLING are: CRAIG JOHN9 HUNKLING, b. 09 September 19i9. 0. RACHEL ANNE HUNKLING, b. 29 August 1i9i9. 2. TREVOR ROBERT HUNKLING, b. 29 August 1ii9i9. 2.

134. ANNETTE MAREE8 BENSON (MARGARET JOAN7 WEAVERS, KEITH JOSEPH6, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 05 December 1968. She married CARLO J DJORDJEVIC.

Children of ANNETTE BENSON and CARLO DJORDJEVIC are: JESSIE LEE9 DJORDJEVIC, b. 26 April 19i8. 8. JUSTIN ZACHARIAL DJORDJEVIC, b. 30 August 1i9i9. 1. TONIE JADE DJORDJEVIC, b. 11 November 1ii9i9. 3. MASON ZEKE DJORDJEVIC, b. 01 March 1i9v9. 7.

135. BERNADETTE MAREE8 BENSON (MARGARET JOAN7 WEAVERS, KEITH JOSEPH6, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 09 April 1973. She married PATRICK JOSEPH HACKETT.

Children of BERNADETTE BENSON and PATRICK HACKETT are: VERONICA MAREE9 HACKETT, b. 05 November 19i8. 8. SARAH JOAN HACKETT, b. 28 March 1i9i9. 1. NED ANGUS HACKETT, b. 25 November 1ii9i9. 3.

136. BRENDA JUDITH8 LUCK (BERYL MARGARET7 ROBINSON, SELENA ETHEL JANE6 BROWNLOW, FRANCIS5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 25 April 1948. She married DOUGLAS WILLIAM MCDONALD. He was born 19 June 1948 in West Wylong.

Children of BRENDA LUCK and DOUGLAS MCDONALD are: MICHELLE LUCINDA9 MCDONALD, b. 30 S1e9p6te.mber 19i7. 1. TRACEY ANN MCDONALD, b. 15 January 1i9i7. 4. SCOTT DOUGLAS MCDONALD, b. 18 January 1ii9i8. 0.

137. BRUCE BERTON8 LUCK (BERYL MARGARET7 ROBINSON, SELENA ETHEL JANE6 BROWNLOW, FRANCIS5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 24 August 1952. He married SHARON MAREE BROOMHEAD 16 August 1975 in Willoughby.

Children of BRUCE LUCK and SHARON BROOMHEAD are: DAMAIN BRUCE9 LUCK, b. 22 August 19i7. 9. RACHEL PAULINE LUCK, b. 22 August 1i9i8. 1. CAMERON BURTON KENNETH LUCK, b. 28 February 1ii9i8. 3.

138. JODIE8 ROBINSON (JOHN7, SELENA ETHEL JANE6 BROWNLOW, FRANCIS5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 04 March 1971. She married BARRY HOLMAN 04 November 2000 in Melbourne.

Child of JODIE ROBINSON and BARRY HOLMAN is: SKYE LOUISE9 HOLMAN, b. 25 August 19i9. 7.

139. RICHARD SCOTT8 COUGHLIN (PETER PRESTON7 COUGHLAN, ADA MAUD6 WEBB, ROSETTA ANN5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 18 March 1965. He married (1) KELLY MAREE CROKER 20 February 1993, daughter of GREGORY CROKER and BETTY BRIGHT. She was born 21 July 1969. He married (2) KELLY MARIE CROKER 20 February 1993.

Children of RICHARD COUGHLIN and KELLY CROKER are: AMY LOUISE9 COUGHLIN, b. 19 August 19i9. 5. HARRY PETER COUGHLIN, b. 22 January 2i0i0. 1.

140. KATHERINE JANE8 COUGHLIN (PETER PRESTON7 COUGHLAN, ADA MAUD6 WEBB, ROSETTA ANN5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 16 June 1962. She married (1) BRIAN JEFFERY KENNEDY 05 March 1983, son of LAWRENCE KENNEDY and IVY STOCKDALE. He was born 17 April 1954. She married (2) BRIAN KENNEDY 05 March 1983.

Child of KATHERINE COUGHLIN and BRIAN KENNEDY is: JODIE ELIZABETH9 KENNEDY, b. 06 August 19i8. 3.

141. JENNIFER ANNE8 COUGHLIN (PETER PRESTON7 COUGHLAN, ADA MAUD6 WEBB, ROSETTA ANN5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 25 October 1963. She married (1) CLIFFORD MURRAY HEATH 05 October 1991, son of THOMAS HEATH and JANICE CLEGHORN. He was born 19 November 1963. She married (2) CLIFFORD MURRAY HEATH 05 October 1991.

Child of JENNIFER COUGHLIN and CLIFFORD HEATH is: ASHLEY SARAH9 HEATH, b. 02 December 19i9. 3.

142. LINDA MAY8 BROWNLOW (EDWARD NEIL7, FRANCIS ALEXANDER6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 20 April 1960 in Wollongong. She married JOHN BARKEN.

Children of LINDA BROWNLOW and JOHN BARKEN are: JOHATHON ASHLEY9 BARKiE.N. HEIDI LUUIS BARKiiE. N. TABITHA BARiKiiE. N. 143. RAELEIGH JOY8 BROWNLOW (EDWARD NEIL7, FRANCIS ALEXANDER6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 09 April 1961 in Wollongong. She married WERNER GILLY.

Children of RAELEIGH BROWNLOW and WERNER GILLY are: MATHEW9 GILiL. Y. BRET GILiiL. Y. MARIAN GIiLiiL. Y.

144. ROBYN ANN8 MCDONALD (GLORIA MAY7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 10 February 1956 in Crookwell1. She married (1) WAYNE PHILLIPS. She married (2) WAYNE PHILLIPS1 19 October 19741. He was born in Goulburn.

Children of ROBYN MCDONALD and WAYNE PHILLIPS are: AMANDA JANE9 PHILLIPS1, b. 08 November 197i6. 1. JODY ANN PHILLIPS1, b. 25 April 19i7i8. 1. ADAM DAVID PHILLIPS1, b. 21 July 19ii8i2. 1.

145. RICK ANTHONY8 MCDONALD (GLORIA MAY7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 06 May 1959 in Crookwell1. He married JILLIAN ALLISON1 22 February 19821. She was born in England.

Children of RICK MCDONALD and JILLIAN ALLISON are: BREE TARYN9 MCDONALD1, b. 16 April 198i4. 1. DANE ARRON MCDONALD1, b. 14 July 19i8i7. 1.

146. DOUGLAS ROSS8 PICKER (SHIRLEY DAWN7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 21 July 1964 in Crookwell, NSW1. He married SUELLEN O'KEEFE 03 March 1990 in Crookwell1, daughter of WILLIAM O'KEEFE and PATRICIA CUMMINS. She was born in Crookwell.

Children of DOUGLAS PICKER and SUELLEN O'KEEFE are: DEMI THERESE9 PICKER1, b. 03 March 199i4. 1. EMMA MAREE PICKER, b. 08 November 1i9i9. 7. WADE BENJAMIN PICKER, b. 20 September 1ii9i9. 9.

147. ALLISON GAIL8 PICKER (SHIRLEY DAWN7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 23 November 1965 in Crookwell1. She married RICHARD NICHOLAS MARRTIN MATTERSON1 14 March 1992 in Watson Bay Naval Chapel, Sydney1. He was born 16 July 1968 in Hobart.

Children of ALLISON PICKER and RICHARD MATTERSON are: WILLIAM ALEXANDER9 MATTERSON1, b. 27 August 1995, Sydnei.y1. RACHEL ANNE MATTERSON, b. 17 March 1998, Sydini.ey.

148. DEAN MICHAEL8 CROKE (JANET MAUREEN7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 10 January 1960 in Crookwell1. He married (1) GLENDA WHERLE 18 May 1986 in Sydney. She was born in Sydney. He married (2) VISNJA CHRISTINE ZARAK 03 September 1997 in Canberra1. She was born 15 July 1967 in Canberra.

Children of DEAN CROKE and VISNJA ZARAK are: HARRISON BENJAMIN9 CROKE1, b. 14 June 1998, Canberir.a1. ETHAN GEORGE CROKE, b. 04 May 2000, Canbieir.ra.

149. RICHIE PETER8 CROKE (JANET MAUREEN7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 19 March 1961 in Crookwell1. He married VALENTINA MARKEZIC1 09 March 1991 in Canberra1. She was born 07 June 1966 in Canberra.

Child of RICHIE CROKE and VALENTINA MARKEZIC is: ISABELLA9 CROKE, b. 04 May 1994, Canbeir.ra.

150. JULIE ANNE8 CROKE (JANET MAUREEN7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 06 May 1966 in Crookwell1. She married BRUCE MAXWELL LOCKYER1 31 August 1991 in Canberra1, son of KEVIN LOCKYER and MARIE SHANNON. He was born 20 May 1962 in Glen Innes.

Children of JULIE CROKE and BRUCE LOCKYER are: ALEXANDRA GRACE9 LOCKYER, b. 01 December 1995, Canbeir.ra. GEORGIA ANNE LOCKYER, b. 12 August 1998, Canbieir.ra.

151. LEESA MAREE8 CROKE (JANET MAUREEN7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 06 May 1966 in Crookwell1. She married TIMOTHY ROBERT DOMINIC SMITH1 15 December 1990 in Canberra1, son of PATRICK SMITH and PATRICIA WYATT. He was born 13 January 1966 in Canberra.

Children of LEESA CROKE and TIMOTHY SMITH are: JORDAN MATTHEW CROKE9 SMITH1, b. 03 September 1994, Canberir.a1. CURTIS JAMES CROKE SMITH, b. 20 February 1996, Canbieir.ra. LINCOLN BAILEY CROKE SMITH, b. 01 May 1999, Canbiieir.ra. MACKENZIE BENJAMIN SMITH, b. 16 May 2002, Canbievr.ra.

152. KYLIE JANE8 CROKE (JANET MAUREEN7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 06 February 1972 in Crookwell1. She married GORDON ROBERT SCOTT1 10 December 1994 in Canberra1, son of PETER SCOTT and BEVERLEY WALLACE. He was born 18 September 1965 in Canberra. Children of KYLIE CROKE and GORDON SCOTT are: MADISON JANE9 SCOTT, b. 01 August 1997, Canbeir.ra. PHOEBE ANNE SCOTT, b. 27 January 2000, Canbieir.ra.

153. JENELLE LEONIE8 SHEPHERD (RHONDA ESTELLE7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 15 September 1966 in St. Margaret's Hospital, Darlinghurst1. She married JEREMY PAUL JAMES UNSWORTH 20 April 2001 in St. Ignacious, Riverview College, Lane Cove, son of IAN UNSWORTH and CLAIRE CARLTON. He was born 09 September 1969 in St. Margaret's Hospital, Darlinghurst.

Child of JENELLE SHEPHERD and JEREMY UNSWORTH is: LACHLAN PAUL9 UNSWORTH, b. 28 October 2002, Royal Women’s Hospital, Randwii.ck.

154. JODY LOUISE8 SHEPHERD (RHONDA ESTELLE7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 07 May 1968 in St Margaret's Darlinghurst1. She married DEREK MICHEAL SCHAGEN1 22 April 1995 in St Mary's Birrell Street Waverly1. He was born 30 September 1970 in Sydney.

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Children of JODY SHEPHERD and DEREK SCHAGEN are: DAYNA LOUISE SCHAGEN9 SHEPHERD, b. 29 September 1996, Balli.na. BRONTE MICHELLE SCHAGEN SHEPHERD, b. 06 December 1999, Royal Women’s Hospital Randwiii.ck.

155. SUZANNE FAYE8 SHEPHERD (RHONDA ESTELLE7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 24 March 19701. She married DEREK BUTTERWORTH1 10 September 19941.

Children of SUZANNE SHEPHERD and DEREK BUTTERWORTH are: JAKE ALEXANDER9 BUTTERWORTH1, b. 11 April 199i5. 1. HAYLEY LOUISE BUTTERWORTH1, b. 11 April 19i9i5. 1.

156. DARREN KENNETH8 JOYCE (WENDY LORRAINE7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 06 July 1969 in Goulburn1. He married ANDREA ROBYN PHOEBE CORBETT 21 October 2000 in Kippa Ring, QLD, daughter of NEVILLE CORBETT and JUNE UNKNOWN.

Child of DARREN JOYCE and ANDREA CORBETT is: AMBER LOUISE9 JOYCE, b. 09 September 20i0. 1. 157. SCOTT ANDREW8 JOYCE (WENDY LORRAINE7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 28 May 1971 in Goulburn1. He met KATRINA NICHOL. She was born in Brisbane.

Child of SCOTT JOYCE and KATRINA NICHOL is: TE ARNA YASMON9 JOYCE, b. 10 July 2003, Brisbai.ne.

158. MATTHEW CRAIG8 JOYCE (WENDY LORRAINE7 BROWNLOW, BENJAMIN JOSIAH6, ALEXANDER5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1)1 was born 24 January 1975 in Goulburn1. He married BELINDA GOODWIN in QLD. She was born 01 August 1975 in Goulburn.

Children of MATTHEW JOYCE and BELINDA GOODWIN are: COREY BENJAMIN9 JOYCE, b. 04 August 19i9. 5. BRADLEY MATTHEW JOYCE, b. 09 January 1i9i9. 8.

159. WAYNE JOHN8 O'NEILL (NELLIE7 BROWNLOW, EUSTACE WILLIAM6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 09 September 1959 in Bankstown. He married SOFIE ANNA SVILICICH 20 April 1996 in Royal Botanical Gardens, Sydney.

Child of WAYNE O'NEILL and SOFIE SVILICICH is: CHRISTIAN JAMES9 O'NEILL, b. 03 January 1998, Bankstoiw. n.

160. CHRISTINE8 MCALISTER (GLORIA ELLEN7 LANG, ALMA VERONICA6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 12 January 1955. She married MICHAEL COSTELLO 25 July 1975 in Court House, Goulburn. He was born 11 April 1952.

Children of CHRISTINE MCALISTER and MICHAEL COSTELLO are: RENAYE9 COSTELLO, b. 041 9O7c.tober 19i7. 7. TIMOTHY COSTELLO, b. 07 December 1i9i8. 0.

161. LEANNE8 LANG (VALANCE SYLVESTER7, ALMA VERONICA6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 04 September 1967.

Children of LEANNE LANG are: JACKSON9 LANG, b. 02 March 19i9. 8. SOPHIE LEE LANG, b. 18 July 2i0i0. 0.

162. MICHELLE LOUISE8 LANG (BRUCE DONALD7, ALMA VERONICA6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 23 August 1969. She married ANTHONY JAMES SELMES 22 January 1994 in Christ the King Church, Taralga. He was born 12 October 1964.

Children of MICHELLE LANG and ANTHONY SELMES are: MADELINE JAYNE9 SELMES, b. 12 November 19i9. 6. LAUREN ELIZABETH SELMES, b. 26 February 1i9i9. 9. CHARLOTTE ANNE SELMES, b. 30 November 2ii0i0. 0. NICHOLAS FRANCIS SELMES, b. 25 November 2i0v0. 2.

163. MERRIDEE ANNE8 LANG (BRUCE DONALD7, ALMA VERONICA6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 11 December 1973. She married ANDREW JASON BAXTER 30 March 2001 in Christ the King Church, Taralga. He was born 03 May 1970.

Child of MERRIDEE LANG and ANDREW BAXTER is: ZOE LEE9 BAXTER, b. 01 February 20i0. 2.

164. VICKIE MAREE8 MCKENZIE (WILAMENA RITA7 LANG, ALMA VERONICA6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 02 February 1961. She married NEIL ANTHONY DAY 07 April 1990.

Children of VICKIE MCKENZIE and NEIL DAY are: AMY MAREE9 DAY, b. 17 October 19i9. 0. HAYLEY LOUISE DAY, b. 31 December 1i9i9. 3. JUSTIN ANTHONY DAY, b. 07 April 1ii9i9. 5.

165. SUSANNE8 HUMPHRIES (VERONICA ALMA 'VONNIE'7 LANG, ALMA VERONICA6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 25 June 1960. She married ALLAN TERENCE O'NEILL 19 March 1983. He was born 19 October 1958.

Children of SUSANNE HUMPHRIES and ALLAN O'NEILL are: SALLY MAREE9 O'NEILL, b. 17 February 19i8. 8. KIRSTIE LEE O'NEILL, b. 06 June 1i9i8. 9.

166. KIM LOUISE8 HUMPHRIES (VERONICA ALMA 'VONNIE'7 LANG, ALMA VERONICA6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 09 March 1968. She married BRENDON JOHN COOK 07 November 1998. He was born 23 November 1976.

Children of KIM HUMPHRIES and BRENDON COOK are: KIA LOUISE9 COOK, b. 23 October 19i9. 1. MATIKKA LOUISE COOK, b. 30 September 1i9i9. 7. JAYDE ERIC COOK, b. 10 April 2ii0i0. 0.

167. KAREN ALICIA8 BROWNLOW (KEITH ARNOLD7, AUSTIN NEVILLE6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 25 May 1958 in Sydney. She married STEVEN BARRY SUTTON 04 April 1978 in Parramatta. He was born 05 August 1958 in Sydney.

Children of KAREN BROWNLOW and STEVEN SUTTON are: JOSHUA STEVEN9 SUTTON, b. 10 May 1985, Baulkham Hills (stillboir.n). LUKE BARRY STEWART SUTTON, b. 03 April 1i9i8. 6. KEELEY ALICIA SUTTON, b. 20 April 1ii9i9. 2.

168. MICHELLE GAE8 BROWNLOW (KEITH ARNOLD7, AUSTIN NEVILLE6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 16 July 1960 in Parramatta. She married NIGEL ROBERT WHEADON 16 August 1980 in Westmead. He was born 24 March 1959 in England.

Children of MICHELLE BROWNLOW and NIGEL WHEADON are: ROBERT KEITH9 WHEADON, b. 30 November 1981, Parramai.tta. BELINDA MAY WHEADON, b. 30 December 1983, Parramiai.tta. MARCUS REX WHEADON, b. 20 April 1986, Parramiiai.tta. ALAN DAVID WHEADON, b. 04 June 1988, Penivri.th.

169. ALLAN KEITH8 BROWNLOW (KEITH ARNOLD7, AUSTIN NEVILLE6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 04 June 1964 in Parramatta.

Child of ALLAN KEITH BROWNLOW is: LACHLAN ALAN9 BROWNLOW, b. 10 June 1993, Penrii.th.

170. DONNA EILEEN8 BROWNLOW (KEITH ARNOLD7, AUSTIN NEVILLE6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 11 April 1966 in Parramatta. She married JOHN HARKNESS.

Child of DONNA BROWNLOW and JOHN HARKNESS is: SOPHIA ALICIA9 HARKNESS, b. 03 August 1993, Gosfoi.rd.

171. ANDREW 'PHILIP'8 HOWE (DAWN PATRICIA7 BROWNLOW, AUSTIN NEVILLE6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 20 July 1963 in Katoomba. He married DEBRA JANE HORTON 1983 in Springwood. She was born 16 April 1964 in Sydney.

Children of ANDREW HOWE and DEBRA HORTON are: DANIELLE LEE9 HOWE, b. 12 March 19i8. 6. SHANNON GAE HOWE, b. 27 March 1i9i8. 8. LAUREN JANE HOWE, b. 09 February 1ii9i9. 2.

172. DENNISE MARY8 ROBERTS (JANICE MARIE7 BROWNLOW, AUSTIN NEVILLE6, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 19 December 1960 in Westmead. She married GREGORY JAMES OPENSHAW 31 March 1984 in Longuerville. He was born 30 April 1958 in Sydney.

Children of DENNISE ROBERTS and GREGORY OPENSHAW are: REBECCA LEE9 OPENSHAW, b. 27 February 1988, Gosfoi.rd. ALEXANDER LACHLAN OPENSHAW, b. 13 August 1990, Gosfioi.rd. 173. DONNA SHARNE8 BRABHAM (VICTOR 'JOHN'7, INA FERNICE6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 23 November 1961 in Darlinghurst. She married GRAHAM DOUGLAS 30 September 1991 in North Sydney. He was born in Melbourne.

Children of DONNA BRABHAM and GRAHAM DOUGLAS are: KALLUM JOJN9 DOUGLAS, b. 01 June 1993, Westmead Hospii.tal. MITCHELL JAMES DOUGLAS, b. 21 September 1995, Baulham Hiii.lls.

174. GRAHAM LEO8 CLEMENTS (LEO ERNEST7, ERNEST GEORGE6, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 27 May 1955 in Crookwell. He married RITA ELIZABETH KING, daughter of GEORGE KING and NELLA RYAN. She was born 10 August 1952.

Child of GRAHAM CLEMENTS and RITA KING is: LAURA9 CLEMENTS, b. 05 August 19i9. 3.

175. JENNIFER JUNE8 CLEMENTS (LEO ERNEST7, ERNEST GEORGE6, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 30 May 1956 in Crookwell. She married DAVID CAIN.

Children of JENNIFER CLEMENTS and DAVID CAIN are: HANNAH9 CAIN, b. 1986; d. Abt. 19i8. 6. JACOB CAIN, b. 1i9i8. 9. SARAH CAIN, b. 1ii9i9. 1.

176. CHRISTOPHER JOHN8 CLEMENTS (LEO ERNEST7, ERNEST GEORGE6, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 14 December 1960 in Crookwell. He married KATHLEEN IRENE GRACE MERRYFUL in Crookwell, daughter of ROBERT MERRYFUL and DOROTHY BLUNT. She was born 21 June 1967 in Crookwell.

Children of CHRISTOPHER CLEMENTS and KATHLEEN MERRYFUL are: LUKE9 CLEMENTS, b. 11 September 19i9. 1. IZACH CLEMENTS, b. 02 August 1i9i9. 3. DANIEL CLEMENTS, b. 21 January 1ii9i9. 5.

177. DAVID8 HEARN (MAREE GERTRUDE7 CLEMENTS, ERNEST GEORGE6, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 07 October 1968 in Crookwell. He married LEANNE MARGARET STEPHENSON 14 February 1995 in Crookwell, daughter of LESLIE STEPHENSON and ALMA MCINTOSH. She was born 19 February 1968 in Crookwell.

Children of DAVID HEARN and LEANNE STEPHENSON are: KEELEY ALMARMARIE9 HEARN, b. 12 May 20i0. 0. WYL LESLEY HEARN, b. 12 March 2002, Goulburn Base Hospiii.tal. 178. KAY8 CLEMENTS (RAY EDWIN7, ERNEST GEORGE6, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 28 January 1950. She married GEORGE LEONARD THOMAS 25 April 1975 in Crookwell. He was born 23 April 1947 in Temora.

Children of KAY CLEMENTS and GEORGE THOMAS are: NAOMI KAY9 THOMAS, b. 13 September 1978; m. ADAM DOUGLAS DUBOJSKI; b. 05 December 19i7. 5. JABEZ EDWIN THOMAS, b. 05 April 1i9i8. 0. SELINA RUTH THOMAS, b. 04 August 1ii9i8. 3. ROANNA ELIZABETH THOMAS, b. 01 March 1i9v8. 6.

179. PHILIP8 CLEMENTS (RAY EDWIN7, ERNEST GEORGE6, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 29 March 1952 in Crookwell. He married INGRID DEN BESTEN 16 December 1977 in Windsor.

Children of PHILIP CLEMENTS and INGRID DEN BESTEN are: JOSHUA9 CLEMENTS, b. 05 July 19i8. 3. ADRIEN CLEMENTS, b. 15 March 1i9i8. 6. SAMUEL CLEMENTS, b. 05 November 1ii9i9. 0.

180. BARRY8 CLEMENTS (RAY EDWIN7, ERNEST GEORGE6, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 29 March 1956 in Crookwell. He married (1) JANELLE ATKINS. He married (2) KATHERINE BROWN. He married (3) SUSAN HARDING 22 October 1977 in Goulburn. She was born 03 July 1960 in Goulburn.

Children of BARRY CLEMENTS and SUSAN HARDING are: BELINDA MARIE9 CLEMENTS, b. 09 February 19i7. 8. MELISSA LOUISE CLEMENTS, b. 23 November 1i9i7. 9.

181. PAUL8 CLEMENTS (KENNETH GEORGE7, ERNEST GEORGE6, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) He married LEA MARGARET HEWITT, daughter of CONRAD HEWITT and JOAN MCDONALD. She was born 08 April 1968.

Children of PAUL CLEMENTS and LEA HEWITT are: ASHLEIGH9 CLEMENiT. S. BRADLEY CLEMENiiT. S.

182. JAN LYNELLE8 GILLESPIE (LYNDALL GEORGE7, IDA MARION6 CLEMENTS, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 26 September 1966. She married DAVID ROSE.

Children of JAN GILLESPIE and DAVID ROSE are: JOSHUA9 ROSE, b. July 19i9. 5. JESSICA ROSE, b. July 1i9i9. 7. 183. KERRY ANN8 GILLESPIE (JUSTIN ROSS7, IDA MARION6 CLEMENTS, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 10 February 1966 in Goulburn. She married WAYNE STANLEY POWER 15 April 1989.

Child of KERRY GILLESPIE and WAYNE POWER is: DANIEL JOSEPH9 POWER, b. 09 August 19i9. 5.

184. LYNNE JUSTINE8 GILLESPIE (JUSTIN ROSS7, IDA MARION6 CLEMENTS, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 25 September 1970 in Goulburn. She married TIMOTHY GALBRAITH JOHNSON 10 June 1995.

Children of LYNNE GILLESPIE and TIMOTHY JOHNSON are: DEAN ADRIAN9 JOHNSON, b. 10 November 19i9. 5. KYLE JUSTIN JOHNSON, b. 11 July 1i9i9. 9. BENJAMIN TIMOTHY JOHNSON, b. 25 January 2ii0i0. 2.

185. PETER8 PICKER (NORMAN ROBERT7, UNA MAUD6 CLEMENTS, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 14 March 1954. He married JOICELYN DAPHNE MCDONALD 30 July 1977.

Children of PETER PICKER and JOICELYN MCDONALD are: GARY JOHN9 PICKER, b1.9 189. 73, Cowi.ra. SARAH JANE PICKER, b. 2179 9M. arch 1i9i7. 8. KRISTIE PICKER, b. 22 March 1ii9i8. 1.

186. SUSANNE8 PICKER (NORMAN ROBERT7, UNA MAUD6 CLEMENTS, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 22 June 1957. She married MICHAAEL JOHN KELLY 1976. He was born 15 June 1953.

Children of SUSANNE PICKER and MICHAAEL KELLY are: RENAE9 KELLY, b. 15 January 19i7. 8. DANE KELLY, b. 19 September 1i9i7. 9.

187. LINDSAY REGINALD8 PICKER (WILMA JANICE7 CLEMENTS, REGINALD CHARLES6, WILLIAM5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 11 December 1958 in Crookwell. He married ANNE LOUISE LOGAN 24 March 1990 in Crookwell. She was born 18 October 1971 in Crookwell.

Children of LINDSAY PICKER and ANNE LOGAN are: AARON LINDSAY9 PICKER, b. 12 September 19i9. 1. NEIL LAUERENCE PICKER, b. 23 March 1i9i9. 3. THOMAS RICHARD PICKER, b. 07 July 1ii9i9. 6.

188. CYNTHIA ANN8 PICKER (WILMA JANICE7 CLEMENTS, REGINALD CHARLES6, WILLIAM5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 17 August 1961 in Crookwell. She married (1) GREGORY SMITH. She married (2) MICHAEL JOHN STEPHENSON 02 May 1999. He was born 21 November 1970.

Child of CYNTHIA PICKER and MICHAEL STEPHENSON is: SARAH JEAN9 STEPHENSON, b. 14 March 20i0. 1.

189. MARIE8 MARKS-RODGER (COLIN7, ESTHER HARRIETT6 CLEMENTS, WILLIAM5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 08 July 1959.

Child of MARIE MARKS-RODGER is: JENNA9 PARKINSiO.N.

190. YASEMIN8 TOKER (LEONIE7 HARGRAVES, ANNIE IRENE6 SELMES, ALICE5 CLEMENTS, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 1973. She married N YUZUCU 1996.

Children of YASEMIN TOKER and N YUZUCU are: STEFANI9 YUZUCU, b. 19i9. 7. GABRIELA YUZUCU, b. 2i0i0. 3.

Generation No. 8

191. NEIL GLENN9 ARNOLD (GLORIA EVA8 MCDONALD, EVA EACOTT7 HAMILTON, LUCY6, CAROLINE5 WEAVERS, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 25 August 1949, and died 16 June 1982 in S.A. He married HEATHER.

NEIL GLENN ARNOLD: Death Neil Glenn Arnold The death occurred of Mr. Neil Glenn Arnold of Clinton Street, Millicent, South Australia, formerly of the Diamond, Crookwell. As a result of a work accident on Wednesday last. Mr. Arnold died when struck by a roll of paper. Mr. Arnold was 32 years of age, the husband of Heather and father of Troy (5) Trent (1). Neil was the grandson of Jim (deceased) and Eva McDonald & Walter Arnold (deceased & Mrs. Arnold. He was the son of Russell (Pop) of Wollongong and Gloria (deceased) and the brother of Suzanne (Mrs. Cains) NEIL GLENN ARNOLD: Burial: Methodist Cemetery Millescent SA

Children of NEIL ARNOLD and HEATHER are: TROY10 ARNOLD, b. 19i7. 7. TRENT ARNOLD, b. 1i9i8. 1. 192. MEEGAN9 ROBERTSON (DAWN8 KITCHEN, MARGARET ISABELLA7 CRILLY, MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 27 April 1972. She married JOHN MENZIES 22 March 1997.

Children of MEEGAN ROBERTSON and JOHN MENZIES are: WILLIAM10 MENZIES, b. 19 September 19i9. 7. THOMAS MENZIES, b. 01 October 1i9i9. 9.

193. PENNY9 ROBERTSON (DAWN8 KITCHEN, MARGARET ISABELLA7 CRILLY, MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 15 August 1973. She married RICHARD CROKER 10 October 1998.

Child of PENNY ROBERTSON and RICHARD CROKER is: KATELYN10 CROKER, b. 06 November 19i9. 9.

194. MICHEALDEAN9 D'ELBOUX (LYNETTE MARGARET8 KITCHEN, MARGARET ISABELLA7 CRILLY, MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 07 December 1971 in Wellington NZ. He married SHARON SEAMAN 01 May 1999.

Child of MICHEALDEAN D'ELBOUX and SHARON SEAMAN is: JOSEPH10 D'ELBOUX, b. 03 March 20i0. 0.

195. JOHN WILLIAM9 D'ELBOUX (LYNETTE MARGARET8 KITCHEN, MARGARET ISABELLA7 CRILLY, MARY MARGARET6 WEAVERS, JOHN THOMAS5, MARY ANN4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 02 November 1973 in Canberra ACT. He married CARINA BRABAZON 22 November 1997.

Child of JOHN D'ELBOUX and CARINA BRABAZON is: RYAN10 D'ELBOiU.X.

196. MICHELLE LUCINDA9 MCDONALD (BRENDA JUDITH8 LUCK, BERYL MARGARET7 ROBINSON, SELENA ETHEL JANE6 BROWNLOW, FRANCIS5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 30 September 1971. She married ROBERT CLANCY in Leeton. He was born 22 June 1971.

Child of MICHELLE MCDONALD and ROBERT CLANCY is: LISA MICHELLE10 CLANCY, b. 20 November 19i8. 9.

197. RENAYE9 COSTELLO (CHRISTINE8 MCALISTER, GLORIA ELLEN7 LANG, ALMA VERONICA6 BROWNLOW, JOHN5, JOHN4, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 04 October 1977. She married TROY LACEY in Ss Peter's Paul’s Cathedral Goulburn. He was born 22 August 1973. Child of RENAYE COSTELLO and TROY LACEY is: JHEMMA10 LACiE.Y.

198. GARY JOHN9 PICKER (PETER8, NORMAN ROBERT7, UNA MAUD6 CLEMENTS, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 1973 in Cowra. He married SONIA ANNE COPELIN 04 October 1997 in Dunedoo.

Child of GARY PICKER and SONIA COPELIN is: LACHLAN DANIEL10 PICKER, b. 22 October 20i0. 0.

199. SARAH JANE9 PICKER (PETER8, NORMAN ROBERT7, UNA MAUD6 CLEMENTS, CHRISTOPHER5, ELIZABETH CATHERINE4 BROWNLOW, SELENA3 EACOTT, CATHERINE2 CARR, JAMES1) was born 27 March 1978. She married MATTHEW BAINES 07 October 2000 in Gunning.

Children of SARAH PICKER and MATTHEW BAINES are: MIKALYA SARAH10 BAINES, b. 03 March 19i9. 7. MADISON ALYSSA BAINES, b. 26 March 2i0i0. 1.

Endnotes

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