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Thomas PEARSE Family Tree Family Tree of Thomas Pearse 1775 – 18?? & Mary Butson 1775 – 1827 and their descendants Revised – 7th December 2019 – V50 Copyright © - Stewart Robert McConachy 2016 – NO unauthorised use or reproduction permitted 1 Thomas PEARSE Family Tree INTRODUCTION The Pearse Family Tree has been created as a series of vertical charts. The lines on the left side of each page represent the generations. The relevant ancestors are listed at the top of each page. The names of children all touch the line coming directly from the name of their Pearse parent. This index includes all known people of the Pearse family. Women are indexed under their maiden/family name only. Where maiden/family names are not known, married names are used. These entries are indicated thus * Where two or more people have the same name, the year of birth is given. If further identification is required, the line from which they come is indicated, such as (J) for John. Descendants of Maxine Mauldin b 1944 and Baden Sylvester Hooper b 1929 are shown in the Samuel and George McConachy lines. Descendants of Sarah Taylor Pearse 1846 - 1920 and Robert McConachy 1829 - 1918 appear in the Robert McConachy line. Descendants of Robert William Scammell b 1935 and Betty Victoria McConachy b 1935 appear twice in the Thomas Butson line. Joanne Gai Scammell & Craig Norman Sheather appear twice in the Thomas Butson line. We now have 3000 plus people recorded in the Pearse family tree. We would like to continue recording the Pearse Family Tree and it would be appreciated if you would make a note in your diary each year to email or post to us an update of your section of the family. YOB - stands for YEAR OF BIRTH - YOM or YOP - Year of being Married or Partnered living together b Where - Born Where OR Birth Place m Where - Married or Partnered Where Anything in RED needs to be amended to reflect Surname / Christian Name, etc. KIA - Stands for KILLED IN ACTION during Wartime GENERATIONS Blue – 1st Green – 2rd Orange – 3rd Grey – 4th Purple – 5th Maroon – 6th Light Green – 7th Light Blue – 8th Stewart McConachy P O Box 2128, Grovedale East, VIC, 3216, Australia. [email protected] Copyright © - Stewart Robert McConachy 2016 – NO unauthorised use or reproduction permitted 2 Thomas PEARSE Family Tree 1773 - 18?? Thomas PEARSE 1792 1775 - 1827 Mary BUTSON b Stockley Pomeroy, UK married b Cheriton Fitzpaine, UK YOD YOD YOD YOD YOD 1806 - 1864 William Butson PEARSE 4 - 14 1808 - 1862 Thomas Butson PEARSE 15 - 108 YOD YOD Copyright © - Stewart Robert McConachy 2016 – NO unauthorised use or reproduction permitted 3 Thomas PEARSE Family Tree Family Tree of William Butson Pearse 1806 – 1864 & Lucy Preece 1818 – 1903 and their descendants Copyright © - Stewart Robert McConachy 2016 – NO unauthorised use or reproduction permitted 4 Thomas PEARSE Family Tree l 1806 - 1864 William Butson PEARSE 1856 1818 - 1903 Lucy PREECE l b Cheriton Fitzpaine, UK d Ceres VIC m Geelong b Leominster UK d Bendigo VIC l l l l 1856 - 1856 Herbert Franklin PEARSE l l b Cape Otway d Cape Otway l l l l 1858 - 1934 William Walter PEARSE 1892 1866 - 1927 Elizabeth Jane ROBERTS l l b South Beach d Bendigo m Bendigo b Vaughan d Bendigo l l l l l l 1892 - 1894 William Walter PEARSE l l l b Bendigo d Bendigo l l l l l l 1894 -1968 Walter William PEARSE 1924 1897 - 1946 Alice Mary PUDDICOMBE l l l b Bendigo d Coburg m Bendigo b London UK d Melbourne l l l l l l l l 1925 - 1986 Thomas William PEARSE 1956 1930 Audrey Mae CRON l l l l b Bendigo d Coburg m Coburg b Coburg l l l l l l l l l l 1957 Jan Maree PEARSE l l l l l b Coburg l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1926 John Walter PEARSE 1957 1931 Helen Margaret PARKINSON l l l l b Bendigo m Surrey Hills b Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l 1959 Elizabeth Wendy PEARSE l l l l l b Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l 1961 David John PEARSE l l l l l b Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1928 Valmai Louisa PEARSE 1962 3/04/1923 – 2/03/2016 Richard Noel LAST l l l l b Mitiamo m Coburg b Ireland l l l l l l l l l l 1963 Richard Mark LAST 1986 1965 Irina PANDULLO l l l l l b Coburg m Collingwood b Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l l l 1988 Christopher Mark LAST l l l l l l b East Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l l l 1990 - 1990 Mathew Luke LAST l l l l l l b East Melbourne d Where l l l l l l l l l l l l 1992 Patrick James LAST l l l l l l b East Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l l l 1998 Aaron Luke LAST l l l l l l b East Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l l Copyright © - Stewart Robert McConachy 2016 – NO unauthorised use or reproduction permitted 5 Thomas PEARSE Family Tree l l l l l 1965 Andrew James LAST YOM 1965 Belinda HUDE l l l l l b Coburg m Where b Carlton l l l l l l l l l l l l 2005 Emma Lauren LAST l l l l l l b Epping l l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1931 - 2005 Arthur James PEARSE 1961 1941 Carolyn SIMNETT l l l l b Mitiamo d Fawkner North m Richmond b Richmond l l l l l l l l l l 1963 Lynette Anne PEARSE l l l l l b Brunswick l l l l l l l l l l 1965 Stephen James PEARSE 2003 1966 Adele GENTILE l l l l l b Coburg m Brisbane Qld b Richmond l l l l l l l l l l l l 2002 Anton Dylan PEARSE l l l l l l b Brisbane Qld l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1969 Diane Maree PEARSE l l l l l b Brunswick l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1933 Robert George PEARSE 1958 1937 Margaret Francis TENNANT l l l l b Mitiamo m Flemington b Geelong l l l l l l l l l l 1959 Suzanne Margaret PEARSE 1981 1959 Mark DONEY l l l l l b Box Hill m Box Hill b Bendigo l l l l l l 1988 1953 John WATSON l l l l l l m Ringwood b Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l l l 1983 Nicole Louise DONEY l l l l l l b Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l l l 1989 Monique Elizabeth WATSON l l l l l l b Lilydale l l l l l l l l l l l l 1991 Samuel John WATSON l l l l l l b Lilydale l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1961 Debra Lynn PEARSE 1981 1958 Bruce YOUNG l l l l l b Box Hill m Mount Dandenong b Horsham l l l l l l 2001 1960 Shane MURPHY l l l l l l m Dunnstown b Dunnstown l l l l l l l l l l l l 1984 Kallen Charles Neil YOUNG l l l l l l b Ballarat l l l l l l l l l l l l 1987 Jacob Ian William YOUNG Copyright © - Stewart Robert McConachy 2016 – NO unauthorised use or reproduction permitted 6 Thomas PEARSE Family Tree l l l l l l b Ballarat l l l l l l l l l l l l 1990 William Robert McIntyre YOUNG l l l l l l b Ballarat l l l l l l l l l l l l 2002 Thomas Francis MURPHY l l l l l l b Ballarat l l l l l l l l l l l l 2003 Harrison James MURPHY l l l l l l b Ballarat l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1963 Ian Robert PEARSE 1988 1962 Lindsay Jane SYMES l l l l l b Box Hill m Ringwood b Melbourne l l l l l l 2000 1971 Samantha GASKIN l l l l l l m Yarra Glen b Lilydale l l l l l l l l l l l l 2003 Emma Kate PEARSE l l l l l l b Mitcham l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1970 Rodney James PEARSE 1995 1971 Louise Andrea MOORE l l l l l b Box Hill m Doncaster b Where l l l l l l l l l l l 1896 - 1898 Elsie Jane PEARSE l l l b Bendigo d Bendigo l l l l l l 1898 - 1906 Albert James PEARSE l l l b Bendigo d Bendigo l l l l l l 1900 - 1901 Ida May PEARSE l l l b Bendigo d Bendigo l l l l l l 1902 - 1932 Lesley Clement PEARSE 1927 1901 – YOD Dorothy Irene KEAST l l l b Bendigo d Bendigo m Bendigo b Bendigo d Where l l l l l l l l 1928 Dorothy Elizabeth PEARSE 1950 1924 - 1968 George FLETCHER l l l l b Bendigo m Melbourne b Glasgow, Scotland, d Melbourne l l l l l YOM 1974 Thomas SPEIRS l l l l l m Melbourne b Scotland l l l l l l l l l l 1955 James Clarke FLETCHER 1978 1956 Annette HALINAN l l l l l b Where m Albury NSW b Where l l l l l l l l l l l l 1981 Megan Kathleen FLETCHER l l l l l l b Where l l l l l l l l l l l l 1982 Shaun FLETCHER l l l l l l b Where l l l l l l Copyright © - Stewart Robert McConachy 2016 – NO unauthorised use or reproduction permitted 7 Thomas PEARSE Family Tree l l l l l l 1984 Rennie Elizabeth FLETCHER l l l l l l b Where l l l l l l l l l l l l 1988 Eloise Annette FLETCHER l l l l l l b Wangaratta l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1958 Rhonda Jean FLETCHER l l l l l b Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1930 Leslie Albert William PEARSE 1954 1930 Dawn Selina KENNEDY l l l l b Bendigo m Brunswick b Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l 1956 Wendy Dawn PEARSE 1975 1953 Peter James STEWART l l l l l b Brunswick m Hadfield b St Kilda l l l l l l 1999 1952 Bruce Alexander HOAD l l l l l l m Ascot Vale b Where l l l l l l l l l l l l 1980 Troy James STEWART l l l l l l b Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l l l 1982 Tracy Nicole STEWART l l l l l l b Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l l l 1984 Brendan Robert STEWART l l l l l l b Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1958 Jonathon Lesley PEARSE YOM 1956 Susan FAHEY l l l l l b Brunswick m Where b UK l l l l l l l l l l l l 1991 Chantelle Ann PEARSE l l l l l l b Broadmeadows l l l l l l l l l l l l 1993 Stacey Dawn PEARSE l l l l l l b Carlton l l l l l l l l l l l l 1994 Haley Sue PEARSE l l l l l l b Carlton l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1962 - 1966 Robert Eric PEARSE l l l l l b Parkville d Parkville l l l l l l l l l l 1963 Kerrie Ann PEARSE 1985 1963 Paul JAMES l l l l l b Brunswick m Brunswick b UK l l l l l l 1988 1964 Gavin CAMPBELL l l l l l l m Essendon b Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l l l 1988 Danielle Teresa JAMES Copyright © - Stewart Robert McConachy 2016 – NO unauthorised use or reproduction permitted 8 Thomas PEARSE Family Tree l l l l l l b Essendon l l l l l l l l l l l l 1989 Mathew David JAMES l l l l l l b Bacchus Marsh l l l l l l l l l l l l 1999 Naomi Leigh CAMPBELL l l l l l l b East Melbourne l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1966 Brenda Jane PEARSE 1992 1967 Grant David
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    Bambra BAMBRA DVE TK RD Creek SURF COAST WALK Lookout Hill PONDS Ironbark Painkalac Gorge HOME OF THE SPLIT POINT CREEK Coast through living landscapes Creek RD IRONBARK Distillery LIGHTHOUSE DUCK Painkalac Offering natural beauty and easy Dam GENTLE DISTILLERY access, the 44km Surf Coast Distillery Creek Picnic Area Painkalac Walk lets you relax and enjoy a ANNIE world-class walking destination at Great Otway RD BOUNDARY National Park BAMBRA RD your own pace. Explore inspiring landscapes on foot or bike beyond Anglesea Moggs BIMBADEEN the edge of Victoria’s beautiful Great Creek MOGGS Ocean Road. N TK RD 0 1 km B100 Relish the rich ochre of the Bells DR Scale COACH Beach cliffs, the deep blue of Bass Moggs Creek Picnic Area Aireys BOYD Strait and the leafy green of eucalypt OLD TK Creek Inlet forests. Discover ancient Aboriginal AV DR traditions, fascinating surf culture FOREST LIALEETA YARRIN Coalmine SHEOAK Hang Gliding CR Surf and abundant wildlife as the Walk YANDANA GA Launching RD Coast RD Walk Place Pole RD connects you with the coastal town COALMINE TK Spion Kopp RD House Creek comforts of Torquay, Anglesea and B100 Fairhaven Fairhaven OCEAN Split Point Aireys Inlet. Eastern Beach AIREYSINLET.ORG.AU GREAT Moggs Creek View Great Ocean Road Whether you’re a nature lover or a Memorial Arch fun lover, whether you take an hour, Lorne BASS STRAIT ONE OF THE COAST’S OLDEST SETTLEMENTS, AIREYS INLET HAS a day or a week, the Surf Coast GROWN AROUND THE FAMOUS SPLIT POINT LIGHTHOUSE INTO A Walk puts a stunning and unique BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY VILLAGE WITH BREATHTAKING SCENERY AND AN coastal environment within easy reach.
  • Stephen Foster

    Stephen Foster

    STEPHEN FOSTER A private empire NOTES A PRIVATE EMPIRE NOTES These notes follow the text of A Private Empire, chapter by chapter. Page numbers appear in the left margin, preceded by #. Occasionally a note ascribed to a specific page also relates to the following page or pages. Much of the book is based on documents in the possession of Sir William Macpherson of Cluny, referred to in these notes as the Macpherson Collection. These include many letters, some of them original, some in draft form, and some repeated as both originals and drafts. Except where there is a particular reason to do so, I have not in these notes distinguished originals from drafts. 2 A PRIVATE EMPIRE ABBREVIATIONS # page number in A Private Empire q the number of a bundle or file in the Macpherson Collection, Blairgowrie nd no date M Macpherson AM in chapters 1 to 9 Allan Macpherson 1740–1816, ‘the Colonel’ AM in chapters 10 to 16 Allan Macpherson 1818–1891, ‘the squatter’ WM William Macpherson 1784–1866, ‘the clerk’ WCM William Charles Macpherson 1855–1936, ‘the scholar’ AW Allan Williams 1810–1896 Ossian James Macpherson 1736–1796 ADB Australian Dictionary of Biography BL British Library CO Colonial Office records in the National Archives, UK HRA Historical Records of Australia ODNB Oxford Dictionary of National Biography SLNSW State Library of New South Wales SMH Sydney Morning Herald Soldiering William Charles Macpherson, Soldiering in India 1764– 1787: extracts from journals and letters left by Lt. Colonel Allan Macpherson and Lt. Colonel John Macpherson of the East India Company’s service, Edinburgh, W.Blackwood, 1928 3 A PRIVATE EMPIRE 1 PORTRAITS #10 The case of Stephen Lawrence is well reported by Brian Cathcart, London, Penguin, 1999.