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Sinclair Family Descendants of Thomas Sinclair Page 1 1-Thomas Sinclair b. Abt 1785 +Mrs (Sinclair) b. Abt 1787 2-James B. Sinclair b. 16 Sep 1816, Torbagie, Auldearn, Nairnshire, Scotland, d. 11 Jan 1898, "Dumbarton", Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia +Mary Glass b. 8 Aug 1815, Edinkillie, Morayshire, Scotland, d. 9 Nov 1895, "Dumbarton", Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia, par. Alexander David Glass and Catherine McKenzie 3-Mary Sinclair b. 6 Jul 1848, Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia, d. 7 Dec 1909, Northam, Western Australia, Australia +John Richard Morrell b. 13 May 1844, Northam, Western Australia, Australia, d. 22 Aug 1894, Northam, Western Australia, Australia, par. Richard Morrell and Susannah Summerland 4-Victoria Maud May Morrell b. 24 May 1876, "White Cottage", Northam, Western Australia, Australia, d. 26 Jul 1932, Victoria Plains, Western Australia, Australia +Walter Gordon Millstead b. 1884, Snowtown, South Australia, Australia, d. 22 Dec 1945, Wongan Hills, Western Australia, Australia, par. William Millstead and Janet Potts 5-Roland Gordon Millstead b. 28 Aug 1910, Northam, Western Australia, Australia, d. 2 May 1972 +Marjorie Elliot , par. James Brisbane Elliot and Eva Emma York 6-Brent Roland Millstead +Janice Merle Britton 7-Adam Roland Millstead 7-Leanne Jane Millstead 6-Jeff Joel Millstead +Christine Jean McKenna 7-Bradley Gordon Millstead 7-Mark Thomas Millstead b. 11 Sep 1972, Dalwallinu, Western Australia, Australia, d. 14 May 1975 5-Maynard Millstead b. 1912, d. 1912, Northam, Western Australia, Australia 5-Terence Gerald Millstead b. Abt 1917, d. 1977, Northam, Western Australia, Australia +Margaret Ovens d. 1977 5-Richard Gordon Millstead b. 1932, d. 1933 +Roma Lockyer 5-William Henry Millstead b. 1932, d. 29 Dec 1933 4-Gertrude Emily Susannah Morrell b. 1878, Northam, Western Australia, Australia +Mr (Morrell) 5-Stella Dolores Sinclair b. 30 Dec 1897, Perth, Western Australia, Australia +Mr (Sinclair) 5-Ruth Thelma Morrell 5-Leonard Charles Morrell b. 1903, Perth, Western Australia, Australia, d. 25 Nov 1904, Perth, Western Australia, Australia 4-Clement John Morrell b. 1880, Northam, Western Australia, Australia, d. 1957, Wellington, Western Australia, Australia 4-Kenneth Henry Morrell b. 1882, Northam, Western Australia, Australia 4-Lionel Richard Morrell b. 1885, Northam, Western Australia, Australia, d. , World War 1 4-Albinia Luna Matilda Morrell b. 1887, Northam, Western Australia, Australia, d. 1913, New South Wales, Australia +Harold George Deacon b. 1884, Saint Leonards, New South Wales, Australia, par. Thomas Michael Deacon and Emily Douglass 5-Harold George Deacon Printed by Legacy on 24 Jun 2004 Descendants of Thomas Sinclair Page 2 4-Gladys Hilda Eveline Morrell b. 1890, Northam, Western Australia, Australia +Michael Duggan 4-Wilga Irene Gladys Morrell b. 1900, Western Australia, Australia, d. 31 Aug 1900, Waroona, Western Australia, Australia 3-James Berkley Sinclair b. 18 Oct 1839, Carnach, Auldearn, Scotland, d. 26 Dec 1882, Albany, Western Australia, Australia +Flora (Florinda) Stewart b. 20 Jun 1840, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, d. 18 Sep 1918, Perth, Western Australia, Australia, par. Thomas Stewart and Catherine Thomson 4-James William Sinclair b. 30 Jul 1859, "Dumbarton", Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia, d. 24 Sep 1917, (Karrakatta Cemetery, Perth, Western Australia, Australia) +Louisa Theodosia Leadbetter b. 19 Feb 1862, Western Australia, Australia, d. 23 Nov 1935, West Leederville, Western Australia, Australia 5-Ellen Louisa (Nelly) Sinclair b. 1883, (Jarrahdale, Western Australia, Australia) +Peter Graham 6-Donaldson Graham b. 7 Jun 1916, d. 18 Aug 1949 +Edith Luille Fowler 7-Neil Roger Graham +Anna Vanderback +Val Ferguson 8-Michael Roger Graham 7-Kerry Diane Graham +Michael Sergeant 8-Felicity Diane Graham 7-Ross Milton Graham +Margaret Menzies +Dawn Pinker 7-Allan Douglas Graham +Deidre Ann Surman 7-Geoffrey Phillip Graham +Jacqueline Marie Anderson 6-Peter Woodrow (Woodrow) Graham b. 11 Jul 1918, d. 1 Mar 1942, World War 2 6-Ernest M. Graham +Mary McPherson 7-Pamela Catherine Graham +Derek Smith 8-Shane Kingsley Smith 8-Ryan James Smith 7-Lynette Patricia Graham +Adam Lubicz-Zaorski 8-Paul Stephen Lubicz-Zaorski 8-Sharyn Narelle Lubicz-Zaorski +Shaun Cox 9-Joshua Damon Cox Printed by Legacy on 24 Jun 2004 Descendants of Thomas Sinclair Page 3 9-Caleb Thomas Cox 6-Eric Gordon Graham b. 26 Apr 1923, d. 16 May 1999, Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia +Nora Date 7-Catherine Graham +Mary Barbara (Molly) Harcourt 6-Stanley Keith Graham +Mary Daly +Clarice Wood 7-Terrence Paul Graham 6-Beryl Elizabeth (Betty) Graham b. 7 Apr 1929, d. 6 Apr 1988, Subiaco, Western Australia, Australia +Sydney James Griffiths b. 2 Dec 1875, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, d. 10 Apr 1909, Laverton, Western Australia, Australia (see Ellen Louisa (Nelly) Sinclair on page 2) 6-Edwin Sydney Griffiths +Alice Mary Taylor 5-Lilian Lena Sinclair b. 14 Nov 1887, d. 1904 5-Charles (Anselem Or Absolem) Sinclair b. 30 Aug 1889, d. 2 Sep 1966, Cannington, Western Australia, Australia +Emma M Jones 5-Ruby Muriel Sinclair b. 1891 +John Paterson 6-Ronald Hubert (Banj) Paterson b. Aug 1924, d. 30 May 1997, Perth, Western Australia, Australia +Betty (Bets) Bishop 7-Cherril Paterson +Ronald James Paskov 8-Jonathon James Paskov +Carol (Pascov) 9-Chloe Paskov 8-Timothy Paskov +Jo (Paskov) 9-Tanieka Paskov 9-Ebony Paskov 7-Jayne Edith Paterson +Colin John Riggs 8-Ross Riggs 8-Derrick Riggs 6-Leonard Paterson b. 22 Oct 1912, d. Cir 1972 +Josephine Montgomery 7-Beryl Frances Paterson +Norm Lyrch 8-Trevor David Lyrch 8-Kathleen Francis Lyrch Printed by Legacy on 24 Jun 2004 Descendants of Thomas Sinclair Page 4 +Nicholas Florido (see Leonard Paterson on page 3) 9-Luke Mathew Florido 8-Peter Roland Lyrch +Babette Balt 7-Gloria Dawn Paterson +Russell Adams +Robert McDermott 8-Mathew James McDermott 8-Michael Samuel McDermott 7-Glenys Paterson 7-Elizabeth Anne Paterson +Ken Griffiths 8-Megan Ruth Griffiths +David Nitschke 8-Priscilla Griffiths +Bill Carter 7-Leonard Jarard James Paterson +Helen Muntz 8-Belinda Ann Paterson 8-Bradley James Paterson 6-John Gerald Paterson b. 9 Oct 1917, d. Cir 1973 +Winifred Smith 7-Gerald William Paterson +Marlene Poe McDonald 8-Renae Jean Paterson 8-Joel William Paterson 7-Shirley Ann Paterson +Joseph Harnett 8-Shane Anthony Harnett 8-Jamie Martin John Harnett 7-Ruby Agnes Paterson +Stuart Fraser 8-Nicholas John Fraser 8-Sherly Ann Fraser 8-Quinton Stuart Fraser 5-Hubert James Sinclair b. 12 Oct 1893, d. 10 Jun 1918, France 5-Gerald Arthur Sinclair b. 1897, d. 17 May 1917, France 5-Flora Victoria May Sinclair b. 1 May 1900, bur. 10 Jan 1959 +Leonard James Francis Burke 6-Vera Jean Burke Printed by Legacy on 24 Jun 2004 Descendants of Thomas Sinclair Page 5 +Roy Habberlan Clampett (see Flora Victoria May Sinclair on page 4) 7-Gerald Roy Clampett 7-Bruce Habberlin Clampett +Christine Maree Walker 8-Tyron Gerald Clampett 8-Liam Bruce Clampett 5-Ernest Trevor Stewart Sinclair b. 20 Aug 1902, Mount Helena, Western Australia, Australia, d. 29 Apr 1958, Scarborough, Western Australia, Australia +Ivy Lilian Walters 4-John Stewart Sinclair b. 4 Dec 1861, "Dumbarton", Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia, d. 14 May 1919, Goomalling, Western Australia, Australia +Alice Catherine Anne Adams b. 28 Mar 1878, "Mangowine Homestead", Western Australia, Australia, d. 14 Dec 1931, (Wongan Hills, Western Australia, Australia), par. Charles Frederick Adams and Jane Swaine Glass 5-Lillian (Lilly) Sinclair b. 1896, d. , Wongan Hills, Western Australia, Australia +Clarence S Head 5-Hilda Amy\May Sinclair b. 16 Jun 1901, d. 5 Oct 1965, Koorda, Western Australia, Australia +James William Price b. 28 Jul 1899, Eaglehawk, Victoria, Australia, d. 7 Dec 1983, par. Jacob James Price and Agnes Victoria Priest 5-William Edward (Mick) Sinclair b. 1913, d. 1977, Perth, Western Australia, Australia +Ida M Rowles 5-Eileen Jane Sinclair b. 1915, d. 1986 +Harry Chambers 5-Arthur John Stewart Sinclair b. 21 Jul 1904, Rosendale, Western Australia, Australia, d. 22 Jul 1980, Wongan Hills, Western Australia, Australia +Clara Olive Marjorie Head 6-Arthur Raymond (Ray) Sinclair 6-William John (John) Sinclair +Mrs (Sinclair) 7-Kevin Sinclair 7-Craig Sinclair 7-Tammy Sinclair 7-Debbie Sinclair 6-Neville (Peb) Sinclair b. 26 Aug 1933, Wongan Hills, Western Australia, Australia, d. Dec 1996 +Shirley (Sinclair) 7-Peter Neville Sinclair b. 30 Dec 1957, d. 13 Oct 1979 7-Leonie Ann Sinclair 6-Deslie Ellenor Sinclair +Mr Parkinson 7-Graham Parkinson 7-Kevin Parkinson 7-Judith Parkinson 6-Peter Sinclair Printed by Legacy on 24 Jun 2004 Descendants of Thomas Sinclair Page 6 +Robyn Wheatley (see Peter Neville Sinclair on page 5) 6-Delma Sinclair 6-Ronald Sinclair +B.T. (Sinclair) 7-Steven Sinclair 7-Lynda Sinclair 7-Anne Marie Sinclair 7-Jennifer Sinclair 7-Melissa Sinclair 5-Edith Myrtle Sinclair b. 31 Jul 1907, d. 27 Apr 1975 +Percival Thomas Greenham b. 16 Jan 1903, Dartmoor, Victoria, Australia, d. 26 Dec 1973 6-Leslie Thomas Greenham +Elizabeth Young McIntyre 7-Patricia Lesley Greenham +Kevin Dann 7-Heather Elizabeth Greenham 6-Elsie Edith Greenham +George Leslie Ellement b. 5 Apr 1919, Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia, d. Apr 1994, Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia 7-Victor Lesley Ellement +Jane Philomena Vann 8-Martin Lesley Ellement 8-Belinda Jane Ellement 7-Patricia Edith Ellement +Peter John Vann 8-Patsy Jane Vann 8-Sherryl Edith Vann 8-Trudi Sonja Vann 7-Dorrie Lorraine Ellement +Anthony Galipo 8-Annette
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