Descendants of Thomas Painter
by Monica Jones and Rhonda Brownlow [email protected]
Generation No. 1
1. THOMAS 1 PAINTER He married PHOEBE GOODMAN.
Child of THOMAS PAINTER and PHOEBE GOODMAN is: 2. i. THOMAS 2 PAINTER, b. 30 Dec 1797, Shropshire ENGLAND Thom/Phoebe Goodman; d. 22 Jan 1866, Baw Baw NSW.
Generation No. 2
2. THOMAS 2 PAINTER (THOMAS 1) was born 30 Dec 1797 in Shropshire ENGLAND. Thomas/Phoebe Goodman, and died 22 Jan 1866 in Baw Baw NSW. He married SOPHIA GOULDING 08 Sep 1840 in The Parsonage Marulan NSW. She was born 1821 in Gloucestershire ENGLAND. Isaac/Martha Smith, and died 07 Jan 1889 in Goulburn NSW.
Thomas Painter 1797 - 1866 Born: 30th December 1797 Cheshire, England Status: Convict from England Christened: 14th January 1798 Billingsley, Shropshire, England. Church of England Occupation: Bricklayer, Farmer Married: Sophia Goulding in St Saviours Cathedral Goulburn, 8th September 1840 at age 42 Residence: Shropshire England Mummel, Green Gully Creek, near Baw Baw N.S.W 30 acres Died: 22nd January 1866 age 58 from Diarrhoea Green Gully N.S.W Buried: 23rd January 1866 with his wife, grandson John at Kippilaw near Goulburn N.S.W Parents: Thomas PAINTER and Phoebe GOODMAN 1838– Ticket of Leave to remain in the Bungonia district 40/558 on the 25th March 1840– Certificate of Freedom Occupation” Bricklayer
At the age of 35 was convicted on the 23rd March 1833 at the Chester Assizes (England) with stealing fowl. Thomas was sentenced to 7 years transportation to Australia. Thomas had a previous conviction of 7 years where he served four and a half years at Portsmouth, England. Thomas was single, could read but not write. Thomas was transported with 324 male prisoners on the ship Lord Lyndoch where they arrived in Sydney, Australia on the 18th October 1833. He was 5ft 4inches, Sallow complexion. Hair dark brown mixed with grey, blue eyes. He had a mole on his nose.
Thomas Painter received his Certificate of Leave on the 29th of June 1838, and his Certificate of Freedom 40/558 on the 25th March 1840. He was allowed to remain in Goulburn and married Sophia soon after. Thomas could not write, so he signed his wedding certificate with his "X" mark. Sophia was age 19 and Thomas was age 42 when they married.
Thomas Painter applied for permission to the Governor and was granted permission to married Sophia Goulding at Bungonia, Goulburn. She was still a convict on her bond required to serve the remainder of her sentence of ten years, she may have requested ticket of leave to be assigned to Thomas when they married. As stated, Thomas Painter married Sophia Goulding on the 8th September 1840 at the Church of England Parsonage, Bungonia, Goulburn.. As Thomas could not write, he signed with his “X” mark. At the time of their marriage, Thomas was age 42 and Sophia was age 19. Thomas and Sophia were the parents of 11 children.
Sophia Goulding
Sophia Goulding who at the age of 17 was convicted on the 9th January 1838 at the Bristol City Quarter Sessions with “robbing her master”. Sophia was sentenced to 10 years transportation to Australia. Sophia’s calling was of a general servant, single, age 17, a Protestant and could read and write. Sophia Goulding was transported with 171 female prisoners, 23 convict children, there was also 5 free women, 19 children and passengers on the ship “John Renwick” where they arrived in Sydney Harbour on the 27th August 1838, after 116 days at sea. Sophia Goulding received her “Ticket of Leave” No. 44/593 on the 9th February 1844.
Thomas and Sophia stayed in the Goulburn area where by 1853 Thomas purchased a total of 60 acres, at Mummel, Green Gully Creek near Baw Baw, N.S.W. He appears on the 1856, 1858 and 1863 Electoral roll for a freehold property at Green Gully. George, William, Joseph and Richard all appear in the 1878 -79 Census Argyle at Green Gully. Grenvilles Post Office has Thomas Painter a farmer of Green Gully 1872.
Advertised in the Goulburn Herald in 1863 for cutting firewood, Green Gully.
Thomas was buried on the day his daughter Thomasina was born. He had lived in 33 years in Australia.
Goulburn Evening Penny Post 24 Jan 1889
DIED ON January 7th, 1889, at her residence, Coromandel - street, Goulburn, SOPHIA STONEY, relict of the late THOMAS PAINTER ; 68 years of age--leaving a large circle of relations and friends to mourn their loss. May she rest in peace.
: Goulburn Evening Penny Post 24 Jan 1889
DIED ON January 7th, 1889, at her residence, Coromandel - street, Goulburn, SOPHIA STONEY, relict of the late THOMAS PAINTER ; 68 years of age--leaving a large circle of relations and friends to mourn their loss. May she rest in peace
FUNERAL. Goulburn Herald 8 Jan 1889 THE Friends of the late Mrs. SOPHIA STONEY are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral, to move from her late residence, Coromandel-street, for Kippilaw cemetery, at ten o'clock TO- MORROW (WEDNESDAY) MORNING. W. DANIEL, 8989 Undertaker. FUNERAL.
THE Friends of MESSRS. PAINTER BROTHERS are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved Mother, SOPHIA STONEY. The procession will move from her late residence, Coromandel-street, at 10 o’clock TO- MORROW (WEDNESDAY) MORNING, arriving at Kippilaw Cemetery about two o'clock. W. DANIEL, 8990 Undertaker.
Died as Stoney buried with Thomas as Painter 6637/1889 STONEY SOPHIA AGE 68 YEARS DIED GOULBURN GOULBURN
Kippilaw Cemetery
Thomas Painter died 24.1.1886 aged 55, and his wife Sophia Painter died 7.1.1889 aged 67, and their son John Painter died 9.1.1865 aged 20, and John William Painter died 4.12.1883 aged 1 yr 4 months, son of William and Emma Painter
Sophia Goulding who at the age of 17 was convicted on the 9th January 1838 at the Bristol City Quarter Sessions with “robbing her master”. Sophia was sentenced to 10 years transportation to Australia. Sophia’s calling was of a general servant, single, age 17, a Protestant and could read and write. Sophia Goulding was transported with 171 female prisoners, 23 convict children, there was also 5 free women, 19 children and passengers on the ship “John Renwick” where they arrived in Sydney, Australia on the 27th August 1838, after 116 days at sea. Sophia Goulding received her “Ticket of Leave” No. 44/593 on the 9th February 1844.
Thomas Painter died on the 22nd January 1866, age 58 at Baw Baw, Goulburn. On the following day, the 23rd January 1866 Thomas Painter was buried at Goulburn. N.S.W, the same day their daughter Thomasina Ann Elizabeth was born at Baw Baw near Goulburn. .
Sophia remarried, to a Joseph Haighton Stoney on the 21st December 1871 at Ultimo Presbyterian Parsonage, Sydney. He was born in Yorkshire, England and died 16 Aug 1891 at Goulburn.
Sophia died on the 7th January 1889 at Goulburn at the age of 68 and was buried on the 9th January 1889 at Kippilaw near Goulburn, NSW.
Children of THOMAS PAINTER and SOPHIA GOULDING are : 3. i. GEORGE 3 PAINTER, b. 17 Oct 1841, Bungonia NSW; d. 1908, Cargo NSW. ii. JOHN PAINTER, b. 16 Jun 1843, Bungonia NSW Rg.; d. 09 Jan 1865, Goulburn NSW. Baptism: 13 Aug 1843, Marulan NSW
4. iii. MARTHA PAINTER, b. 07 Jun 1845, Gatton Park NSW; d. 29 Apr 1939, Bexley NSW. 5. iv. HANNAH 'ANNA' PAINTER, b. 1848, Mummel NSW; d. 02 Jun 1917, South Lead Forbes NSW. 6. v. JOSEPH PAINTER, b. 18 Jul 1849, Gatton Park NSW. 7. vi. WILLIAM PAINTER, b. 18 Sep 1851, Gatton Park NSW; d. 15 Aug 1944, Goulburn NSW. 8. vii. RICHARD PAINTER, b. 07 Apr 1854, Green Gully NSW; d. 10 Jun 1945, Goulburn NSW. 9. viii. SOPHIA PAINTER, b. 19 Jul 1856, Green Gully NSW; d. 13 Jun 1945, Goulburn NSW. 10. ix. ISAAC PAINTER, b. 11 Jan 1860, Green Gully NSW; d. 11 Dec 1939, Parramatta NSW. 11. x. SARAH PAINTER, b. 23 Aug 1862, Green Gully NSW; d. 09 Aug 1929, Mt Gilead Road, Thirroul NSW. 12. xi. THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH PAINTER, b. 23 Jan 1866, Green Valley Goulburn NSW; d. 29 Sep 1955, Crookwell NSW.
Generation No. 3
3. GEORGE 3 PAINTER (THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 17 Oct 1841 in Bungonia NSW, and died 1908 in Cargo NSW. He married (1) EMILY ELIZA COX 23 May 1866 in Cotta Walla NSW. She was born 25 Feb 1844 in Somerset, England, the daughter of Samuel Cox and Theresa Brass, she died 23 Jul 1876 in Goulburn NSW. He married (2) SARAH ELLEN MACDONELL 20 Sep 1881 in Taralga NSW. She was born 1846 in Parramatta NSW, the daughter of Angus MacDonell and Laura Ann Pettit, she died 1914 in Forbes NSW.
GEORGE PAINTER: Baptism: 10 Aug 1841, Marulan NSW
DEATH EMILY ELIZA COX: 23 July 1876, 32y. B.25 February 1844. Wife of George Painter, & only daughter
Goulburn Herald 26 May 1866 MARRIED,
On Wednesday, the 23rd, by the Rev. J. B. Waterhouse, at the residence of the bride's parents, GEORGE PAINTER, of Hazlegrove, eldest son of the late Thomas Painter, to Miss EMILY ELIZA only daughter of Samuel Cox, wheelwright of Goulburn.
Children of GEORGE PAINTER and EMILY COX are: 13. i. HENRY 'THOMAS' 4 PAINTER, b. 1867, Woodhouselee NSW; d. 13 Aug 1944, Crookwell District Hospital. 14. ii. THERESA 'JANE' PAINTER, b. 1868, Goulburn NSW; d. 1901, Cargo NSW. 15. iii. GEORGE ERNEST PAINTER, b. 1869, Goulburn NSW; d. 19 Dec 1931, Inverell NSW. 16. iv. ALICE SOPHIA EMILY PAINTER, b. 1871, Goulburn NSW. v. CHARLES JOHN SLOAN PAINTER, b. 1873, Goulburn NSW; d. 1940, Moree NSW. vi. FREDERICK CLARENDEN PAINTER, b. 1875, Goulburn NSW; d. 04 May 1948, "Auburn", Macquarie Road, Springwood NSW; m. FRANCES ALICE O'BRIEN, 1924, Sydney NSW; d. 08 Dec 1943, Randwick NSW.
Nepean Times 20 May 1948 Mr. F. C. Painter. Mr. Frederick Clarendon Painter, aged 73 years, passed away at his residence, "Auburn", Macquarie Road, Springwood, on May 4. Devoted wife (Frances) predeceased him.
SMH 6 May 1948
PAINTER Frederick Clarendon - May 4 1948 at his residence Macquarie Road Springwood relict of the late Frances Alice Painter, aged 73 years. Burial: 06 May 1948, Springwood Cemetery
FRANCES ALICE O'BRIEN: Burial: 09 Dec 1943, Catholic Section Botany Cemetery
Children of GEORGE PAINTER and SARAH MACDONELL are: 17. vii. ETHEL ANN 4 PAINTER, b. 1882, Cotta Walla NSW; d. 14 Feb 1955, Granville NSW no death reg.. 18. viii. MARTHA PAINTER, b. 1883, Cotta Walla NSW; d. 11 Dec 1961, Eugowra NSW. 19. ix. MINNIE PAINTER, b. 1888, Cotta Walla NSW; d. 07 Mar 1970, Eugowra NSW.
4. MARTHA 3 PAINTER (THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 07 Jun 1845 in Gatton Park NSW, and died 29 Apr 1939 in Bexley NSW. She married (2) WALTER JOHN PITTY 20 Apr 1871 in Presbyterian Church Goulburn NSW. He was born 1844, the son of John and Ann Pitty and died 31 Jul 1906 in St Peters NSW.
SMH 1 May 1939 PITTY-April 29th, 1939, at her daughter' s residence, 34 Washington St., Bexley Martha, wife of the late Walter John Pitty, and dear mother of Walter and Alice in her 94th year
MARTHA PAINTER: Baptism: 29 May 1846, Goulburn NSW
Freemans Journal 31 Oct 1874 BRAVERY REWARDED.
The Southern Argus says : — The hall of the Mechanics' Institute was largely attended on Tuesday evening, to witness the presentation to Mr. Walter John Pitty of a commemorative medal, with regard to his gallant rescue of Mr. William Davies from the rushing waters of the Wollondilly River, when the floods were swelling the stream to an unwonted breadth and height on the night of the 4th of September last.
This public recognition of true heroism, where a man was not rewarded for destroying many lives, but for saving one life, had peculiarly attractive features about it, and more especially on account of the honorary portion of the proceedings being supplemented by the substantial proof, in the shape of a purse of gold containing £70, of how the brave efforts of Mr. Pitty were appreciated by those in the vicinity of where here sided. The mayor presided, and made the presentation. The medal, which is a silver one, weighs4oz, representing on one side the rescue of a drowning individual, and on the reverse are inscribed the following words : Presented to Walter John Pitty by the inhabitants of Goulburn and district in recognition of his bravery in rescuing a fellow-citizen from drowning in the Wollondilly River, September 4th, 1874.' One ach side are laurel and fern wreaths, which give to the whole a very handsome appearance. It is from the establishment of Mr. H. S. Clarke, jeweller. .
The Goulburn Herald and Chronicle 5 Sept 1874
MELANOCHOLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT.
An our one o'clock on Thursday Mr. William Davies, Mr. I. l. Batchford, and Walter John Pitty, one of Mr. Davison' employee, left Goulburn for Crookwell in a buggy with pair of horses, Pitty driving. They found the road in a moat terrible condition, and got bogged and one of traces bars broken before reaching Crookwell. They started to return yesterday, and when within at low miles of Goulburn were again bogged, and again had a bar broken.
Having replaced it they continued their journey, and reached the Wollondilly River at the crossing known as Rossi's about six o'clock. There had been rain the previous night, and the river was high. Mr. Davies and Mr. Blatchford examined the place, and determined to attempt the passage at the usual crossing, Pitty recommending to go a little higher up the stream. They went right till within a few yards of the bank, when one of the traces broke, and on urging forward the horses another broke also. Each horse was now hold only by a single trace, the inner trace of the one and the outer of the other. All this time the water was rising with extreme rapidity.
After consultation, Pitty, who is an excellent swimmer, took off his coats, swam ashore, and ran up to Mr. Rossi's house for assistance. He got a rope and ran back, others following. As he returned, he saw the buggy turn over and the occupants spring out. They were at once carried away by the current. On reaching the bank, Pitty throw the rope to the nearest person, but he was unable to grasp it; and Pitty at once plunged in, succeeded to in reaching him, caught him by the shoulder, and brought him safely to land. The person thus saved proved to be Mr Davies. He was insensible for a few minutes; but shortly recovered so far that with the assistance of two men he walked up to Mr. Rossi's. Mr. Blatchford was not seen after springing out of the vehicle, and there appears unfortunately no room to doubt that he has been drowned.
The horses have been recovered, and the vehicle lies bottom up with the wheels just visible. Information was brought to town shortly after and Dr. Morton went out to see Mr. Davies. The police and many others went out to the spot; but owing to its being dark, it is feared that there cannot be a result .Mr. Blatchford was a very old resident of Goulburn, where he has reared a large family most creditably, several being now grown up. He was formerly in business as general storekeeper, and afterwards grocer, and lately had .been engaged in mining at Junction Point. It is only right to say that in the trying position in which Pitty was placed he behaved most courageously and that his conduct is deserving of the highest praise.
Child of MARTHA PAINTER is: i. FEMALE 4 PAINTER, b. 1866, Goulburn NSW; d. 1866, Goulburn NSW.
Children of MARTHA PAINTER and WALTER PITTY are: ii. ALICE SOPHIA 4 PITTY, b. 1875, Goulburn NSW; d. 29 Dec 1945, Bexley NSW; m. ROBERT COLEMAN.
SMH 3 Jan 1946 COLEMAN. - December 29, 1945, at a private hospital, Alice Sophia Coleman, of 34 Washington Street, Bexley, dearly loved wife of Robert and loved sister of Walter Pitty. Privately cremated January 2, 1946, at Woronora
20. iii. WALTER JOHN PITTY, b. 1871, Goulburn NSW; d. 12 Aug 1958, Rockdale NSW.
5. HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER (THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1848 in Mummel NSW, and died 02 Jun 1917 in South Lead Forbes NSW. She married (1) JAMES ARCHER 19 Apr 1865 in St Nicholas Church North Goulburn NSW Rg.1908. He was born 1843 in Essex UK, and died 21 Mar 1883 in Forbes NSW. She married (2) WILLIAM GILLESPIE 03 Apr 1888 in Grooms residence Cudal NSW Rg.5854 Molong.
HANNAH 'ANNA' PAINTER: Burial: Forbes C/E Cemetery
Children of HANNAH PAINTER and JAMES ARCHER are: 21. i. WILLIAM 4 ARCHER, b. 12 Oct 1865, Woodhouselee NSW; d. 07 Jul 1947, Parkes NSW. 22. ii. JAMES RICHARD ARCHER, b. 10 Apr 1867, Baw Baw NSW; d. 21 Jan 1921, Burrangong NSW. iii. JOSEPH ARCHER, b. 03 May 1869;Baw Baw d. 17 Nov 1948, Parkes NSW. 23. iv. GEORGE ARCHER, b. 13 Aug 1871, Baw Baw NSW; d. 23 May 1958, Eugowra NSW. 24. v. CHARLOTTE JANE ARCHER, b. 18 Sep 1873, Currajong NSW; d. 14 Sep 1942, South Leads Forbes NSW. vi. EMILY SOPHIA ARCHER, b. 20 Jan 1877, Murga NSW; d. 08 Mar 1877, Murga NSW. vii. ALEXANDER ARCHER, b. 08 Feb 1878, Molong NSW; d. 21 Apr 1907, Picton NSW.
SMH 25 April 1907 DEATH FROM POISON. PICTON, Wednesday.
On Monday night, at Yerranderie, Alexander Archer, boundary rider employed by Mr. Peter King, informed him that he had done some-thing he could never undo, and asked for an emetic, which Mr. King gave him. Archer was seized with violent pains immediately, and died in three minutes. Dr. Parry, Government medical officer, held a post-mortem today. Mr. W. Webb, coroner, held an in-quest, and returned a verdict of poisoning by strychnine, self administered.
25. viii. ROSETTA ANN ARCHER, b. 26 Jun 1880, Molong NSW; d. 1977, Orange NSW. 26. ix. HEPSIBAH ARCHER, b. 20 Oct 1882, Eugowra NSW; d. 20 Jun 1917, Parkes NSW.
6. JOSEPH 3 PAINTER (THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 18 Jul 1849 in Gatton Park NSW. He married ELIZA ELLEN BEECROFT 1882 in Windsor NSW. She died 05 Jan 1908 in St. Peters NSW.
Goulburn Herald 28 Oct 1868
Joseph Painter was called charged with leaving his horse and dray to Auburn Street without anyone in charge. Defendant did not appear, and there being no proof of service of, summons the case lapsed, and another summons was ordered to Leases.
Joseph was still alive in 1908, but no death has been found for him.
JOSEPH PAINTER: Baptism: 13 Nov 1851, Goulburn NSW
SMH 6 Jan 1908
PAINTER - The friends of Mr. JOSEPH PAINTER, Mrs. JAS. MALLEN and Mrs. JOSEPH LUMLEY are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late beloved WIFE and their MOTHER Mrs. Eliza E. Painter; to move from her late residence 27 Margaret street Newtown. THIS DAY at 2 pm for C of E Cemetery Rookwood via Newtown station
Children of JOSEPH PAINTER and ELIZA BEECROFT are: i. JOSEPH 'EDWARD' 4 PAINTER, b. 1883, Rylstone NSW; d. 19 Jun 1945, Newtown NSW; m. MARY JONES, 1907, Enmore NSW Divorced 1922.
SMH 9 Nov 1922 PAINTER v PAINTER
The petitioner, Mary Painter (formerly Jones), sued for a divorce from Joseph Edward Painter on the ground of desertion. The parties were married in 1907 at Enmore, according to tho rites of the Church of England, Mr. L. S. Woolcott appeared for the petitioner. A decree nisi was granted, returnable in six months.
27. ii. NELLIE SOPHIA PAINTER, b. 1884, Rylstone NSW. iii. EDGAR THOMAS PAINTER, b. 1885, Carcoar NSW; d. 15 Nov 1885, Carcoar NSW. 28. iv. OLIVE MARY PAINTER, b. 1886, Carcoar NSW; d. 12 Sep 1943, Newtown NSW. 29. v. GEORGE OSWALD PAINTER, b. 1888, Carcoar NSW; d. 17 Jul 1920, Hay NSW. vi. CHARLES LANCELOT PAINTER, b. 1894, Carcoar NSW; d. 21 Apr 1894, Carcoar NSW.
7. WILLIAM 3 PAINTER (THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 18 Sep 1851 in Gatton Park NSW, and died 15 Aug 1944 in Goulburn NSW. He married EMMA KATES 1881 in Goulburn NSW. She was born 07 Jul 1861 in Camden NSW, the daughter of Daniel Kates and Mary Ann Fitzgerald, and died 01 Jun 1941 in 124 Clinton Street Goulburn NSW.
WILLIAM PAINTER: Baptism: 13 Nov 1851, Goulburn NSW
Goulburn Evening Penny Post 12 Aug 1931 LOOKING BACK
Veteran Teamster Many interesting reminiscences are recalled by Mr. and Mrs. W. Painter, of Stair Hill, Braidwood Road, who celebrated their golden wedding on Monday last. As a young man Mr. Painter, who is 80 years of age, had some unusual experiences as a teamster in the "out back" districts. He drove bullock teams for many hundreds of miles and on occasions was bogged for days at a time. The difficulties under which he travelled may be gauged from the fact that often he was able to look back after a full day's journey and see the spot where he had camped the previous night. Mr. Painter later joined the N.S.W Railway Department and saw 28 years service. Mr. Painter was born In the Goulburn district in 1851 and his wife was born at Camden in 1861. About 50 relatives and friends, including several grand-children and great grand children gathered at the home of the aged couple to celebrate their golden wedding. On behalf of the family, Mr. J. Painter presented his father and mother with two easy chairs, expressing the hope that they would derive much pleasure from the use of the chairs as had been experienced by, members of the family in making the presentation. Mr. Painter senior, in early voiced gratification at the fact that all surviving members of the family were present at the happy reunion. Supper was provided and a happy evening was spent. Toasts, were proposed by Mr. Thomas, grandson, and Mr. D. Weir. son-in-law. After supper, dancing was indulged in. Mr. and Mrs. Painter had a family of 10, six of whom are living. There are 18 grand-children and six great grand-children
Goulburn Penny Post 17 Aug 1944 MR. W. PAINTER
Following an accident at his home at 124 Clinton Street about five weeks ago the death occurred on Tuesday night of Mr. William Painter at the age of 92.He was born in the Goulburn district, and lived in those days when bullock teams were precious possessions. He had a team of his own. Later he became a fettler on the railway, and when he retired, took up farming in the district. In the last few years he came to Goulburn to live. Of his eleven children, five survive. They are William (Goulburn) Thomas (Cootamundra), Henry (Goulburn) Ada (Mrs D. Weir) and Mary (Mrs J. Weir) The funeral left his residence at 3 o'clock this afternoon for the Church of England portion of the General Cemetery. Arrangements were in the hands of R. Sidney Craig.
Goulburn Penny Post 3 June 1941 OBITUARY
MRS. WILLIAM PAINTER The death occurred early yesterday morning at her residence 124 Clinton Street, of Mrs Emma Painter aged 80 years. A native of Camden, Mrs Painter came to Goulburn about 60 years ago. and had since lived in the district. About 18 month ago she broke her leg in a fall and had since been in failing health. She is survived by her husband, Mr. William Painter, three sons, William (Springfield), Thomas (Cootamundra) and Henry (Tirranna), and two daughters, Mrs. Weir (Lake Bathurst) and Mrs. Duncan Weir (Bargo). Three sons and two daughters predeceased her. The funeral left her late residence this afternoon at 1.30 for the Church of England portion of the General Cemetery.
Children of WILLIAM PAINTER and EMMA KATES are: 30. i. ADA GRACE 4 PAINTER, b. 1883, Goulburn NSW; d. 20 May 1966, Bargo NSW. ii. HENRY GEORGE (HARRY) PAINTER, b. 1903, Goulburn NSW; d. 18 May 1993, Milton NSW. iii. JOHN 'WILLIAM' PAINTER, b. 1882, Goulburn NSW; d. 04 Dec 1883, Goulburn NSW.
JOHN 'WILLIAM' PAINTER: Baptism: 08 Aug 1882, Goulburn NSW Cause of Death: abscess on the liver
31. iv. JOSEPH PAINTER, b. 1890, Goulburn NSW; d. 21 Mar 1939, Goulburn NSW. 32. v. LAURA EMMA PAINTER, b. 1887, Goulburn NSW; d. 11 Jun 1909, Lake Bathurst NSW. vi. MABEL MAY PAINTER, b. 1896, Goulburn NSW; d. 11 Sep 1903, Goulburn NSW. 33. vii. MARY ANN PAINTER, b. 1892, Goulburn NSW; d. 10 Jul 1963, Goulburn NSW. viii. REGINALD PAINTER, b. 1896, Goulburn NSW; d. 30 Mar 1910, Goulburn NSW. 34. ix. THOMAS HERBERT PAINTER, b. 1894, Queanbeyan NSW; d. 20 Aug 1969, Terrigal NSW. x. WILLIAM ERNEST PAINTER, b. 1885, Goulburn NSW; d. 17 Sep 1970, Goulburn NSW; m. ETHEL L HERRIDGE, 1914, Goulburn NSW; b. 1890; d. 07 Mar 1942, Goulburn NSW.
8. RICHARD 3 PAINTER (THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 07 Apr 1854 in Green Gully NSW, and died 10 Jun 1945 in Goulburn NSW. He married EUPHEMIA JONES 1881 in Windsor NSW. She was born 1860, and died 13 Sep 1933 in Goulburn Hospital NSW.
RICHARD PAINTER: Baptism: 20 May 1854, Goulburn NSW
PAINTER Richard – Goulburn 28 May 1874 Larceny Goulburn
Goulburn Evening Penny Post 14 Sept 1933
MRS. EUPHEMIA PAINTER
Following a comparatively short illness, tile death occurred in Goulburn hospital early yesterday morning of Mrs. Euphemia Painter, aged 73, wife of Mr. Richard Painter of 11 Auburn Street. The late Mrs. Painter was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jones and was born in the Hawkesbury River district. Following her marriage to Mr. Painter, of Goulburn, they came to this district, taking up residence in Baw Baw, coming to Goulburn about six years ago. Mrs. Painter was well known and held in high regard throughout the district. She is survived by her widower, three daughters, Mesdames E. Buchanan (Sydney), J. Palmer (Brisbane), and A. Lacey (Towrang); and three sons, Messrs. John Painter (Goulburn), Walter Painter (United Status), and Will Painter (Temora).Mrs. A. Cumming (Eastwo0d) is a sister. The funeral took place this afternoon, leaving her late residence at three o'clock for the Church of England portion of the General Cemetery.
Children of RICHARD PAINTER and EUPHEMIA JONES are: i. AMY 4 PAINTER, b. 1892, Goulburn NSW; d. 10 May 1992, Goulburn NSW; m. NORMAN WILFRED LACEY, 1916, Goulburn NSW; d. 22 May 1976, Goulburn Hospital NSW.
AMY PAINTER: Baptism: 15 Nov 1892, Goulburn NSW
35. ii. EVA SOPHIA PAINTER, b. 1884, Goulburn NSW; d. 17 Feb 1953, Camden NSW. iii. JOHN THOMAS PAINTER, b. 1882, Goulburn NSW; d. 11 Sep 1942, Canberra ACT.
JOHN THOMAS PAINTER: Baptism: 11 Jun 1882, Goulburn NSW
Goulburn Evening Post 14 Sept 1942
CANBERRA FATALITY Ex – Goulburn Man Killed Mr. John Thomas Painter, 63,a former resident of Goulburn, was killed in a motor accident, Canberra on Friday night.*Born in the Goulburn' district, ;he was tile son of Mr. R. Painter, of this city, but had lived in the Queanbeyan district for the past 30 years. His father received news over the weekend that his son had been killed in a motor accident at Canberra. It is not known how the fatality occurred. Mr. Painter lived in Goulburn for nearly 20 years before moving to Queanbeyan, where he had lived since working on a grazing property some miles from the town. Besides his father, he is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Buchanan (Sydney) and Mrs. Norman Lacey (Towrang). A brother and sister died during the past twelve months. The funeral left Craig's Parlours at 2. o'clock this afternoon for interment at the Church of England portion of the General Cemetery.
36. iv. LILLIAN PAINTER, b. 1887, Goulburn NSW; d. 02 Feb 1942, Qld. v. WALTER RICHARD PAINTER, b. 1885, Goulburn NSW; d. USA.
WALTER RICHARD PAINTER: Baptism: 08 Mar 1885, Goulburn NSW
vi. WILLIAM HENRY PAINTER, b. 19 Sep 1887, Goulburn NSW; d. 24 Jan 1942, Burwood NSW.
Name PAINTER, WILLIAM HENRY Service Australian Army Service Number N77637 Date of Birth 19 Sep 1887 Place of Birth GOULBURN, NSW Date of Enlistment 19 Aug 1940 Locality on Enlistment TOWRANG Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin LACEY, AMY Date of Death 24 Jan 1942 Rank Private Posting on Death 16 GARRISON BATTALION WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No Roll of Honour Unknown
Goulburn Penny Post 26 Juan 1942 MR. WILLIAM PAINTER
The death occurred in Sydney of Saturday last of Mr. William Painter, aged 54 years, a former resident of Goulburn. Born at Baw Baw, the late Mr. Painter had spent the whole of his life in the Goulburn district, where he was well-known and liked. He saw active service with the A.I.F. during 1914-18, and fought in a number of major engagements. For some time past he had been a member of the Army Garrison and was stationed at Hay. Besides his father, who resides at124 Clinton Street, Goulburn, he is survived by one brother, Jack (Queanbeyan), and three sisters. Mrs. Lacey (Towrang), Mrs. Andrews (Queensland), and Mrs. Buchanan (Sydney). The funeral left Craig's Parlours for the Church of England portion of the General Cemetery, Goulburn, at 11o'clock this morning
9. SOPHIA 3 PAINTER (THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 19 Jul 1856 in Green Gully NSW, and died 13 Jun 1945 in Goulburn NSW. She married WILLIAM ANDREW GARRADD 02 Oct 1878 in Goulburn NSW. He was born 1850, the son of Webb Garradd and Louisa Tyrie and he died 14 Jan 1935 in Goulburn NSW.
SOPHIA PAINTER: Baptism: 20 Sep 1865, Goulburn NSW
Goulburn Penny Post 17 June 1935
MR. W. A. GARRADD. The death occurred at his residence, 88 Coromandel, Street, on Thursday last of Mr. William Andrew Garradd aged 85. Years a life long resident of the Goulburn district. He had been in failing health in recent years. Born near Breadalbane the late Mr. Garradd worked as a young man worked for the Chisholm family at Kippilaw and later was employed for several years at the old Commercial Hotel now known as the Hotel Goulburn. He achieved something of a reputation for his methodical habits and the pride he took in all his under takings. He was one of the oldest members of the Goulburn branch of the HM.U.I O.O.F.Lodge. Mr. Garradd is survived by a widow and two daughters Mrs. Pursehouse (Gunning) and Miss Garradd (Coromandel Street). The burial took place at the Church of England portion of the General Cemetery on Saturday morning.
Children of SOPHIA PAINTER and WILLIAM GARRADD are: 37. i. ADA 4 GARRADD, b. 1883, Goulburn NSW; d. 26 Mar 1969, Burwood NSW. ii. PHOEBE SOPHIA GARRADD, b. 1885, Goulburn NSW; d. 5 June 1886, Goulburn NSW. iii. EVA GARRADD, b. 1887, Goulburn NSW; d. 1953, Sydney NSW.
10. ISAAC 3 PAINTER (THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 11 Jan 1860 in Green Gully NSW, and died 11 Dec 1939 in Parramatta NSW. He married MARGARET DOROTHY FLYNN 1883 in Goulburn NSW. She was born c 1863 in Butmaroo Creek, Bungendore, and died 22 Jan 1951 in Merrylands NSW.
ISAAC PAINTER: Baptism: 28 Jan 1860, Goulburn NSW
Goulburn Penny Post 26 Aug 1895
ON Sunday night as Mr. Isaac Painter of Carrick was returning home from Goulburn and had reached Towrang he met with a painful accident. It appears there is a quantity of contract gravel on the centre of the road, and the night being dark and not light to indicate the presence of the gravel, neither horse nor rider saw it. The horse fell over it and rolled on top of Mr. Painter, who had two front teeth knocked out, his mouth severe abrasions to the nose, and was badly bruised on the left side and shoulder. He made it to Goulburn this morning for medical treatment.
The Biz Fairfield 14 Dec 1939 OBITUARY MR. ISAAC PAINTER. Aged 79 years, Mr. Isaac Painter, late of Mary Street, Merrylands, passed away at Parramatta on December 11. His wife survives him, and In her bereavement will have the genuine sympathy of many friends. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon, for the Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood.
Children of ISAAC PAINTER and MARGARET FLYNN are: 38. i. JULIA MAGDALENE 4 PAINTER, b. 19 Nov 1883, Goulburn NSW; d. 10 Oct 1959, Goulburn NSW. 39. ii. AMELIA AMY PAINTER, b. 1886, Goulburn NSW; d. 1966, Burwood NSW. 40. iii. MARGARET 'CHARLOTTE' PAINTER, b. 1888, Narrandera NSW; d. 1978, Buried Rookwood. 41. iv. SARAH JANE ELIZABETH PAINTER, b. 1889, Bungendore NSW; d. 13 Mar 1944, Waverley NSW. 42. v. EDWARD 'TED' WILLIAM PAINTER, b. Nov 1891, Yanco NSW; d. 27 Aug 1940. vi. ISAAC PAINTER, b. 1893, Goulburn NSW; d. 1894, Goulburn NSW. vii. SYDNEY AUGUSTUS PAINTER, b. Mar 1895, Taralga NSW; d. 08 Sep 1895, Ifield Goulburn NSW.
Goulburn Penny Post 10 Sept 1895 DIED, AT Ifield, Goulburn, on the 8th of September, SYDNEY AUGUSTUS, beloved son of MARGARET and ISAAC PAINTER, Carrick; aged 5 months
viii. REGINALD LAURENCE PAINTER, b. Apr 1896, Goulburn NSW; d. 04 May 1977, Newcastle NSW; m. MARY CECILIA BURKE, 1925, Hamilton NSW; d. 27 May 1971, Newcastle NSW.
REGINALD LAURENCE PAINTER: WW1 Burial: Sandgate Cemetery
MARY CECILIA BURKE: Burial: Sandgate Cemetery
43. ix. ISAAC OSCAR THOMAS PAINTER, b. 02 Mar 1899, Taralga NSW; d. 12 Apr 1934, Guildford NSW.
11. SARAH 3 PAINTER (THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 23 Aug 1862 in Green Gully NSW, and died 09 Aug 1929 in Mt Gilead Road, Thirroul NSW. She married (1) WILLIAM LENEHAN 1882 in Goulburn NSW. He was born Apr 1855, and died 07 Feb 1884 in Walker & Co Tannery, Goulburn NSW. She married (2) CHARLES BOWDEN 21 Jul 1886 in Goulburn NSW Reg. 3993. He died 17 Dec 1895 in Goulburn NSW. She married (3) BENJAMIN ARTHUR NEWMAN 1906 in Goulburn NSW. He was born 1861 in England, and died 27 Mar 1908 in Thurlow near Goulburn NSW.
SARAH PAINTER: Baptism: 18 Sep 1862, Goulburn NSW
WILLIAM LENEHAN: Goulburn Evening Penny Post 3 Feb 1881
We have been informed that a petition is in course of signature to be presented to the Governor, praying for a remission of the sentence of one month passed on William Lenehan by the Goulburn bench on. Friday last for stealing fruit.
Evening News 5 Feb 1881 Notably the case of William Lenehan, who received a month's hard labour far stealing a raw apples from the Deanery garden, without the option of a fine. The young fellow was carter for Messrs. Wood and Co., and finding- his fellow workmen had permission to take fruit, thought he also had the same right. The whole thing' was a through misunderstanding, the young fellow being known for the last few years as a most exemplary youth. A petition has been signed for his release; and' it is also purposed to hold a public meeting about the affair.
Southern Argus 9 Feb 1884 DIED.
At his residence, Walker and Co.'s Tannery, on the 7th instant, WILLIAM LENEHAN, leaving a wife and one child to mourn their loss; aged 28 years and 10 months.
FUNERAL.
THE Friends of the late WILLIAM LENEHAN are respectfully invited to attend his FUNERAL to move from his late residence, Walker and Co.'s Tannery at 4. o'clock THIS (SATURDAY) afternoon.
Children of SARAH PAINTER and WILLIAM LENEHAN are: i. WILLIAM PATRICK 4 LENEHAN, b. 1883, Goulburn NSW; d. 30 July 1884, Wattle Park Goulburn NSW. 44. ii. WILLIAM HENRY LENEHAN, b. 1884, Goulburn NSW; d. 13 May 1969, late of Thirroul NSW.
Children of SARAH PAINTER and CHARLES BOWDEN are: • CECIL JOHN 4 BOWDEN, b. 1890, Goulburn NSW; d. 22 Jun 1895, Baw Baw NSW.
CECIL JOHN BOWDEN: Baptism: 20 Feb 1890, Goulburn NSW
Goulburn Herald Monday 24 June 1895
MAGISTERIAL INQUIRY.
On Saturday, Mr. O'Brian, coroner held a magisterial inquiry at the residence of Mr .Charles Bowden, Pine Valley, near Baw Baw, touching on the death of Cecil Bowden, aged five and a half years. The evidence elicited showed that deceased and his older half-brother were cutting wood about 400 yards from the house on Monday last, when deceased was knocked down by the limb of a tree falling upon him. He received a fracture of the frontal bone, causing pressure on the brain. He remained conscious for four days, but from the first Dr. McKillop considered the case a hopeless one. He died on Saturday morning from inflammation caused by pressure on the brain. The finding was that death was the result of injuries accidently received.
KILLED BY A FALLING TREE.
Mr Harold O’Brien coroner, hold a magisterial inquiry at the residence of Mr. Charles Bowden ,Pine Valley, Baw Baw, on Saturday touching the death of Cecil John Bowden. Sarah Bowden, wife of John Bowdon and mother of deceased, deposed that deceased was 5. years of age: on Monday last he and his brother went out together to cut wood; the brother will be 11 years old next month; they were away only a short time, when the elder brother came back: he said," Mother, the tree has fell on Cecil;" witness ran at once to where deceased was, about 100 yards away; deceased was sitting up with his arm holding a limb of the tree: the tree was lying alongside him and he was sitting in the branches; he was conscious; witness asked him where he was hurt, and he said, "I'm hurt all over;" he said he went to chop a little sapling down and the wind was blowing the opposite way and it blew over on .top of them; witness brought him home and took him into Goulburn to the doctor; on Thursday deceased became unconscious, and he died at half-past 4o'clock on Saturday morning.
William Henry Lenehan, half-brother of the deceased, who went with him to chop some wood, deposed We commenced chopping at a tree; we chopped it about half through; it was a good-sized tree; deceased then asked me to wait till he fell another little tree; I waited, and he was just starting to cut it when the tree we had been cutting at-was blown down by the wind; it fell the opposite way to where we bad been cutting it; I heard the tree falling and ran and called out to him to run out of the way, but instead of doing so he stopped to pick up the axe he got the axe and followed me, but before he got away the tree caught him just on the shoulders; it knocked him down; I lifted the limbs and asked him to got away from under and he did so; he said, "Lift me up;" I did so; he said,” Set me on the log," and I did so; I asked him did he think he could stay there till I ran home for mother; he said, "Yes;" we had often cut trees down before this. Dr. McKillop, who had made a post mortem examination, deposed that there were several small wounds in the scalp and also a fracture of the frontal bone extending about 3 inches long and another about 11 inches running vertically to the other; the bone was depressed and pressing on the brain, also some clots on the brain; the cause of death was inflammation of the membranes of the brain, produced by the clots and the depressed fracture; the case was hopeless. The finding was death from injuries accidentally received.
45. iv. HERBERT CHARLES BOWDEN, b. 1887, Goulburn NSW; d. 26 Oct 1959, Wollongong, late of Broughton Vale via Berry. 46. v. SARAH 'SOPHIA' BOWDEN, b. 1892, Goulburn NSW; d. 01 Sep 1958, Thirroul NSW. vi. LESLIE THOMAS BOWDEN, b. 1895, Goulburn NSW; d. 07 Feb 1966, Marulan NSW; m. ETHEL ANN WEBB, 1920, Goulburn NSW; b. 1897; d. 23 Aug 1979, Goulburn NSW.
12. THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER (THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 23 Jan 1866 in Green Valley Goulburn NSW, and died 29 Sep 1955 in Crookwell NSW. She married DONALD MACDONELL 26 Jun 1884 in St. Saviour's Cathedral Goulburn NSW. He was born 21 Nov 1855 in Cotton Valley, the son of Angus MacDonell and died 08 Apr 1938 in Crookwell NSW.
THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH PAINTER: Baptism: 21 Feb 1866, Goulburn NSW
DEATH MacDonell, THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH, FEMALE, 89 YEARS CONGESTIVE CARDIAC FAILURE 1 YEAR, HYPERTENSION 10 YEARS, M V MUTTON THOMAS PAINTER, FMR, SOPHIA GOLDING INF Oswald MacDonell, SON, CWL C J McLAREN, 28 SEPT 1955 CWL BUR 29 SEPT 1955, COFE CEM CWL, T E KENNEDY J G DONOGHUE, COFE, WIT W HAYES, M A LEARY B NEAR GBRN, M GBRN, AGE NOT KNOWN DONALD MacDonell, WIDOW ISSUE: GERTRUDE M 9, BEATRICE A 65, OSWELL 55, ALL LIVING, TWO MALES ONE FEMALE DEC NB THOMASINA PAINTER M DONALD McDONALD/MacDonell 1884 REG GBRN – CDROM, GERTRUDE B 1886 Burial: Crookwell Cemetery
DEATH MacDonell, DONALD, LABOURER, 82 YEARS, MALE NATURAL CAUSES, TO WIT, CORONARY OCCLUSION, CERT J J MANION, CORONER, CWL PAR ANGUS MacDonell, GRAZIER, ANN PETTIT INF OSWELL MacDonell, SON, CROOKWELL BUR 9TH APRIL 1938 COFE CEM, CROOKWELL S G DAVIS, COFE BORN McALISTER MAR GOULBURN, 26 YEARS, THOMASENA PAINTER ISSUE WALTER 54, GERTRUDE M 52, BEATRICE 49, OSWELL 38, LIVING, ONE MALE ONE FEMALE DEC
Children of THOMASENA PAINTER and DONALD MACDONELL are: 47. i. WALTER 4 MACDONELL, b. 15 Dec 1884, Rosevale, Crookwell NSW; d. 24 Sep 1953, Young NSW. 48. ii. GERTRUDE MARY MACDONELL, b. 11 Sep 1887, Rosevale, Crookwell NSW; d. 04 Jun 1976, Queanbeyan NSW. 49. iii. ETHEL SOPHIA MACDONELL, b. 09 Sep 1888, "Rosevale" Crookwell NSW; d. 24 Dec 1934, Goulburn Hospital NSW. 50. iv. BEATRICE ANN MACDONELL, b. 11 Oct 1889, Rosevale, Crookwell NSW; d. 29 Oct 1983, Sydney NSW. v. ANGUS MACDONELL, b. 23 Jun 1891, Rosevale, Crookwell NSW; d. 09 Dec 1893. 51. vi. OSWALD MACDONELL, b. 25 Dec 1899, Rosevale, Crookwell NSW; d. 10 Jun 1973, Crookwell NSW.
Generation No. 4
13. HENRY 'THOMAS' 4 PAINTER (GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1867 in Woodhouselee NSW, and died 13 Aug 1944 in Crookwell District Hospital. He married ALICE ELIZABETH DRAIN 23 May 1899 in Burraga NSW Rg.4261 Rockley. She was born 11 Sep 1875 in Abercrombie, Tuena, the daughter of Robert Drain and Mary Ann Carruthers, she died 31 Mar 1959 in Crookwell District Hospital.
HENRY 'THOMAS' PAINTER: Occupation: Selector/grazier
DEATH: PAINTER, ALICE ELIZABETH FEMALE 83 D 31 MARCH 1959 DIS HOS CWL USUAL RES SILVER STREAM CROOKED CORNER VIA CWL B BURRAGA ROBERT DRAIN, GRAZ, MARY ANN CARRUTHERS M BURRAGA, 22 YEARS, HENRY THOMA PAINTER, WIDOW ISSUE: IDA V 60, CECILIA G 58, WILLIAM J 55, DULCIE E 53, LAURA E 51, LESLIE H 49, NONE DEC INF W J PAINTER, SON, SILVER STREAM CROOKED CORNER VIA CWL BRONCHO PNEUMONA 3 DAYS, FRACTURE OF LEFT FEMUR 3 MTHS, BEDSORES 3 MONTHS, M V MUTTON REG BUR 1 APRIL 1959 COFE CEM BINDA BERNARD KENNEDY EDGAR J ROLFE, COFE, T SMITH, J THORNTON P R CALLAGHAN 3 APRIL 1959 Burial: Binda Anglican Cemetery
Children of HENRY PAINTER and ALICE DRAIN are: 52. i. IDA 'VERA' 5 PAINTER, b. 1898, Woodhouselee NSW; d. 17 Aug 1979, Binda NSW. 53. ii. CECILIA GERTRUDE PAINTER, b. 06 Jun 1900, Markdale, Binda NSW; d. 05 Apr 1984, Crookwell District Hospital NSW. 54. iii. WILLIAM JOSEPH PAINTER, b. 20 Sep 1903, Markdale, Binda NSW; d. 04 Jun 1990, Goulburn Base Hospital. 55. iv. DULCIE EDITH PAINTER, b. 09 Sep 1905, Markdale, Binda NSW; d. 08 Feb 1990, Goulburn NSW. 56. v. LAURA EDNA PAINTER, b. 05 Aug 1907, Markdale, Binda NSW; d. 21 Mar 1960, Crookwell District Hospital NSW. 57. vi. LESLIE HENRY PAINTER, b. 18 Dec 1909, Markdale NSW Rg.1910-9451 Tuena; d. 19 Nov 1992, Alexandra, Victoria.
14. THERESA 'JANE' 4 PAINTER (GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1868 in Goulburn NSW, and died 1901 in Cargo NSW.
Child of THERESA 'JANE' PAINTER is: i. LESLIE 5 PAINTER, b. 16 Nov 1884, Goulburn NSW; d. 13 Feb 1885, Goulburn NSW.
FATHER of LESLIE PAINTER MCINNES ALEXANDER, the son of JOHN & BETSY McINNES
Goulburn Evening Penny Post 13 Dec 1884
EXPOSING A CHILDAT the Goulburn Police Court on Friday, before the Police Magistrate and Mr. Ball, Sophia Stoney and George Painter were charged with exposing a male child, 14 days old, at Woodhouselee, on the 29th of November. Messrs. Betts and Davidson appeared for the defendants. Sub-inspector Fenton deposed; I produce two letters (the letters were objected to by the solicitors); I saw the male defendant outside the hospital on the 9th of December; I said, " I suppose you took this child with your mother and placed it on McInnes's doorstop?" he said his mother had nothing to do with it, and that he himself placed it on the doorstep; I said to him that his mother had taken the child from the hospital ; he said he had taken it from his mother's place, placed it on the doorstep, and watched it till he saw Mrs. McInnes take it in. To Mr. Davidson: I have known the male defendant for some years; I know nothing against his character; I do not know the female defendant; I know that the girl has been suffering from St. Vitus's dance. Betsy McInnes deposed: I am the wife of John Mclnnes, and live at Woodhouselee; I found a child on my doorstep on the 30th of last month; the child was in a basket, covered with a shawl: it was a male child; it had a bottle of condensed milk(the nurse of the hospital here produced the child);it was dressed in usual clothes for a child--(a note was here put in, which was in the basket with the baby) : I took possession of the child; I sent my husband for the police; the child was under a month old.(A letter was produced which was received from the post on the Thursday following, and which was given to the police. I brought the child to Goulburn on Tuesday last, and took it to the hospital, accompanied by the sub inspector. To Mr. Betts: It was a fine morning; there was no wind or dew; the child was very comfortable, and had plenty of clothes round it; the milk was warm: the child was fast asleep; I could not come out of the door without seeing the child; it being Sunday I was up rather late; it is the only door leading outside from the house at which the child was placed; the house is only a few yards from the main road; there is a wheat paddock on the opposite side of the road: there was nothing about that would hurt the child in any way; I have a son named Alexander. :Examined by Sub-Inspector Fenton: I don't know Mrs. Stoney; but I know where she lives; it is about 10 miles from my place; defendant has not spoken to me since I was subpoenaed. Elizabeth Guille deposed: I am matron of the Goulburn hospital; I am the wife of Edward Guille; I know Theresa Jane Painter; I am not positive if Mrs. Stoney is the person who brought the girl both defendants have visited the hospital; on the 17th of last month she was delivered of a male child in the presence of myself and Dr. Ray in the hospital; on the 28th I saw both defendants at the hospital; the child was taken away on the afternoon of that day by the defendants; the child was well dressed when it left the hospital, and did not go away in a basket; •I was not present the whole of the time Mrs. Stoney was there; the child was brought back on Tuesday last to the hospital by Mrs. McInnes; in my opinion the child's health would be injured by being exposed to the open air at such an early hour in the morning; I would not risk a child myself that way. To Mr. Davidson: Defendant paid for the admission of his daughter to the hospital; Painter did all in his power for the benefit of his daughter; the child was weak; if the child was well wrapped in warm clothing in the morning it would be in more danger than at night time, because it is colder; it would sustain a shock to the system. Dr. Gentle deposed: I have seen the child; a child so young would be in danger by being exposed to the air at such an early hour. To Mr. Betts: It is a common thing for children 13 days old to be out, but not at six o'clock in the morning; even if the morning were warm the child would probably receive an injury ; I have examined the child and it appears healthy with the exception of a slight thrush; I think it undesirable to leave a child in the open atmosphere. Edward Guille deposed: I am the superintendent of the Goulburn hospital; I know defendant; I recollect a child of Jane Painter being taken away from the hospital; I saw both defendants at the hospital; I afterwards saw the defendant Painter in Auburn-street, and he said he had sent his mother away with the child. To Mr. Betts: Painter referred, I believe, to there removal of the child from the hospital. Jane Painter was a called for, but being very ill, her evidence was not taken. Betsy McInnes, recalled, said that the milk was warm and wrapped up in a blanket, and it should have kept warm for a couple of hours; I have known bottle of milk to keep warm if wrapped up. Mr. Betts then addressed the Bench, and said that the evidence for the Crown did not in any way whatever show that the child was likely to have lost its life. Both defendants were committed for trial at the next Quarter Sessions, to be held in Goulburn on Thursday next. Bail allowed-defendants in £50 each, and two sureties of £25 each. Goulburn Quarter Sessions. Goulburn Quarter Sessions. Goulburn Penny Post 19 Dec 1884
The Goulburn Quarter Sessions began and finished yesterday. Several cases were heard, but only a couple of them were of general importance. Sophia Stoney and George Painter were charged with having endangered the life of a child under 14 days of age, by having exposed it. The defendants, -who pleaded not guilty, were defended by Messrs. Betts and Davidson, solicitors. Both of the accused were acquitted
15. GEORGE ERNEST 4 PAINTER (GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1869 in Goulburn NSW, and died 19 Dec 1931 in Inverell NSW. He married (1) ANNA STEHR 1902 in Bundarra NSW. She was born 1873, the daughter of Leopold & Selina Stehr and died 18 May 1906 in Bundarra NSW. He married (2) MAY BAKER 1908 in Bundarra NSW. She died 1935 in Inverell NSW.
: The Advertiser Adelaide 21 Dec 1931 Man Drowned While Trying To Save Others Sydney, December 20.
Frederick Charles Jack (42) and George Ernest Painter (63), of Inverell, were drowned in the Macintyre River yesterday. Painter was swimming with a child on his back when he sank. Jack jumped in and took Painter's body to the bank, and his son, aged 13 years, swam to the child but could scarcely support her. Jack again jumped in to save his son and the girl, but he sank. A young man dived in, brought the boy and girl to the bank, and re covered Jack's body
Child of GEORGE PAINTER and ANNA STEHR is: i. GLADYS ISABEL 5 PAINTER, b. 1903, Bundarra NSW; d. 1975, Inverell NSW; m. AUBREY ARTHUR HEUSTON, 1932, Warialda NSW; b. 1904, Singleton NSW; d. 1977, Inverell NSW.
Children of GEORGE PAINTER and MAY BAKER are: ii. MARION 5 PAINTER, b. 1910, Bundarra NSW; d. 1968, Inverell NSW; m. WILLIAM E BAILEY, 1931, Griffith NSW. 58. iii. BLANCHE PAINTER, b. 1912, Warialda NSW. iv. JOYCE PAINTER, b. 1915, Canterbury; d. 14 Apr 1929, Warialda NSW buried Gravesend. v. ANNIE PAINTER, b. 1916, Warialda NSW; d. 1973, Sydney NSW; m. JAMES FRANCIS GOLDMAN, 1938, Inverell NSW; d. 1972, Inverell NSW. 59. vi. MAY PAINTER, b. 1918, Warialda NSW; d. 05 Jun 2008, Inverell NSW.
16. ALICE SOPHIA EMILY 4 PAINTER (GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1871 in Goulburn NSW. She married JOHN BARKER 17 Oct 1888 in Crookwell NSW.
Children of ALICE PAINTER and JOHN BARKER are: 60. i. WILLIAM RICHARD 5 BARKER, b. 03 Apr 1891, Goulburn NSW; d. 17 Jul 1979, Newtown NSW. 61. ii. ANNIE FRANCES ADA BARKER, b. 1892, Goulburn NSW; d. 18 Jan 1972, Granville NSW. 62. iii. EMILY ALICE MAY BARKER, b. 1894, Goulburn NSW; d. 17 Jan 1973, Mascot NSW.
17. ETHEL ANN 4 PAINTER (GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1882 in Cotta Walla NSW, and died 14 Feb 1955 in Granville NSW no death reg.. She married (2) CHARLES ANDREW SLOANE 1904 in Forbes NSW. He was born 1876, and died 26 Oct 1959 in Granville NSW.
ETHEL ANN PAINTER: Baptism: 17 Sep 1882, Taralga NSW Burial: Catholic Cemetery Rookwood NSW
Children of ETHEL ANN PAINTER are: i. CECIL 5 PAINTER, b. 1900, Cargo NSW; d. 1900, Cargo NSW. ii. KATHLEEN S K PAINTER, b. 1902, Goulburn NSW; d. 1903, Cargo NSW.
Children of ETHEL PAINTER and CHARLES SLOANE are: iii. DONALD HAROLD 5 SLOANE, b. 1904, Cargo NSW; d. 10 Aug 1989, formerly of Edgeworth and Eugowra; m. HILDA MAY WEEKES, 1927, Canowindra NSW; d. 18 Dec 1997, Newcastle NSW. iv. WILLIAM ROBERT SLOANE, b. 1905, Cargo NSW; d. 26 Jul 1968, Hamilton NSW; m. CAROLINE HOLMES, 1943, Hurstville NSW.
WILLIAM ROBERT SLOANE: Burial: Catholic Cemetery Rookwood
v. ELLEN M SLOANE, b. 1907, Cargo NSW; d. 1907, Parkes NSW. vi. GLADYS V SLOANE, b. 1909, Cargo NSW; d. 1909, Cargo NSW. vii. REGINALD CARL SLOANE, b. 1910, Cargo NSW; d. 27 Jun 1969, Parramatta NSW n/m. viii. HILDA MAY SLOANE, b. 1912, Cargo NSW. ix. CHARLES AUGUSTUS SLOANE, b. 1913, Cargo NSW; d. 27 Jun 1958, Parramatta NSW. Burial: Rookwood Catholic Cemetery
x. NENA BERNICE SLOANE, b. 1915, Cargo NSW; m. JOHN VELLA, 1940, Parramatta NSW; b. 23 Apr 1907, Malta.
Name VELLA, JOHN Service Australian Army Service Number NX58017 Date of Birth 23 Apr 1907 Place of Birth MALTA Date of Enlistment 18 Jul 1940 Locality on Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin VELLA, NENA Date of Discharge 5 Jan 1946 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 2/19 Battalion WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War Yes
xi. JOHN BERNARD SLOANE, b. 1917, Cargo NSW; d. 19 May 1970, Parramatta NSW. Burial: Catholic Cemetery Rookwood
xii. JOSEPH BONAVENTURE SLOANE, d. 15 Apr 1970, Ryde NSW. xiii. GEORGE 'FREDERICK' SLOANE, d. 28 Jul 1979, Sydney NSW.
18. MARTHA 4 PAINTER (GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1883 in Cotta Walla NSW, and died 11 Dec 1961 in Eugowra NSW. She married JOHN ANDREW HICKEY 09 Jan 1904 in Young NSW. He died 05 Oct 1951 in Eugowra NSW.
MARTHA PAINTER: Baptism: 18 Nov 1883, Taralga NSW
Children of MARTHA PAINTER and JOHN HICKEY are: i. BERNICE CATHERINE 5 HICKEY, b. 1905, Cargo NSW; d. 17 Oct 1993, Regents Park NSW; m. ALAN J NEILL, 1924, Petersham NSW. ii. WALTER J HICKEY, b. 1906, Cargo NSW; d. 1927, Petersham NSW. iii. MABEL MAY HICKEY, b. 1908, Cargo NSW; d. 16 Oct 1999, Dee Why NSW; m. MARTIN ANTHONY COLBY, 1937, Inverell NSW; d. 1973, St Leonards NSW. iv. ELVA MARY HICKEY, b. 1915, Petersham NSW; d. 12 Nov 2003, late of Parkes, formerly of Eugowra; m. (1) ALFRED EDWIN JOBSON, 1934, Petersham NSW; b. 1913; d. 1934, Petersham NSW; m. (2) EDWARD SHRIMPTON, 1943, Canowindra NSW.
SMH 16 April 1934 JOBSON -April 14 1934 result of accident Alfred Edwin beloved husband of Elva Jobson of 43 Albert Street Leichhardt and loved son of Mr and Mrs H Jobson of North Street Leichhardt aged 21 years RIP
v. LILLIAN VERONICA (TOMMY) HICKEY, b. 1917, Petersham NSW; d. 19 Sep 2003, Dee Why NSW; m. JACK CLARENCE CARDIFF, 1935, Petersham NSW; b. 27 May 1915, Leichhardt NSW; d. 13 Dec 1971, Dee Why NSW.
Name CARDIFF, JACK CLARENCE Service Royal Australian Air Force Service Number 428755 Date of Birth 27 May 1915 Place of Birth LEICHHARDT, NSW Date of Enlistment 10 Oct 1942 Locality on Enlistment Unknown Place of Enlistment SYDNEY, NSW Next of Kin CARDIFF, LILLIAN Date of Discharge 14 Jan 1946 Rank Leading Aircraftman Posting at Discharge 4 COMMUNICATIONS UNIT WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
19. MINNIE 4 PAINTER (GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1888 in Cotta Walla NSW, and died 07 Mar 1970 in Eugowra NSW. She married FREDERICK JOHN A BLACK 1907 in Forbes NSW. He died 16 Jul 1953 in Eugowra NSW.
Children of MINNIE PAINTER and FREDERICK BLACK are: i. FREDERICK G 5 BLACK, b. 1910, Orange NSW; d. 1934, Forbes NSW. 63. ii. ANGUS JOHN BLACK, b. 1914, Petersham NSW. iii. GWENDOLINE MARY BLACK, b. 1917, Canowindra NSW; d. 21 Oct 1994, late of Libanus, Eugowra; m. LANCE HENRY WHEELDON, 1937, Forbes NSW; b. 1912; d. 16 Sep 1997, late of Libanus, Eugowra.
20. WALTER JOHN 4 PITTY (MARTHA 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1871 in Goulburn NSW, and died 12 Aug 1958 in Rockdale NSW. He married EMMA ELIZABETH ROBINSON 17 Jun 1896 in Newtown NSW. She was born 1873, and died 14 Nov 1950 in Rockdale NSW.
SMH 15 Nov 1950 PITTY Emma Elizabeth-November 14 1950 at a private hospital of 67 Cameron Street Rockdale dearly loved wife of Walter John Pitty dear mother of Bert and Allan loved grandmother of Jean Portia (Mrs Grimson) and great grandmother of Frederick and Richard aged 77 years See Thursdays Herald for Funeral announcement
SMH 17 June 1936 RUBY WEDDINGS.
PITTY-ROBINSON. -June 17. 1896. at Newtown, by Rev. William Clarke, Walter John Pitty to Emma Elizabeth Robinson . Present address: Seaforth. Cameron-strict, Rockdale
Children of WALTER PITTY and EMMA ROBINSON are: 64. i. WALTER FRANK BERTIE 5 PITTY, b. 1897, St Peters NSW; d. 24 Dec 1979, Rockdale NSW. ii. ALLAN ERNEST ALFRED PITTY, b. 1903, St Peters NSW; d. 13 Aug 1990.
21. WILLIAM 4 ARCHER (HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 12 Oct 1865 in Woodhouselee NSW, and died 07 Jul 1947 in Parkes NSW. He married ELIZA MITCHELL 09 Aug 1888 in Forbes NSW. She was born 1865, and died 06 Feb 1943 in Parkes NSW.
Children of WILLIAM ARCHER and ELIZA MITCHELL are: i. JOSEPH HENRY 5 ARCHER, b. 1888, Forbes NSW; d. 15 Aug 1972, Parkes NSW. 65. ii. WILLIAM HAROLD ARCHER, b. 1889, Forbes NSW; d. 21 Dec 1968, Parkes NSW. 66. iii. JAMES ALFRED ARCHER, b. 1895, Forbes NSW; d. 29 Nov 1950, 45 Stoddart Street, Bankstown NSW. iv. JESSIE LOUISE ARCHER, b. 1900, Cargo NSW; d. 1978; m. (1) CHARLES SEDDON, 1921, Parkes NSW; m. (2) VICTOR LEO BRACKEN, 1942, Parkes NSW; b. 09 Apr 1906, Wellington, the son of William & Ruby Bracken..
Service Record Name BRACKEN, VICTOR LEO Service Australian Army Service Number NX85883 Date of Birth 9 Apr 1906 Place of Birth WELLINGTON, NSW Date of Enlistment 27 Jan 1942 Locality on Enlistment PARKES, NSW Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin BRACKEN, JESSIE Date of Discharge 27 Dec 1943 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 3/14 FIELD AMBULANCE WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
22. JAMES RICHARD 4 ARCHER (HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 10 Apr 1867 in Baw Baw NSW, and died 21 Jan 1921 in Burrangong NSW. He married ANN JANE LEWIS 1895 in Goulburn NSW.
Children of JAMES ARCHER and ANN LEWIS are: i. JAMES RICHARD 5 ARCHER, b. 1896, Taralga NSW; d. 31 Mar 1973, late of Penrith and Thirlmere; m. (1) LILLIAN MAY STEPHENSON, Jun 1922, Church of England Church, Sydney NSW (divorced 1934); m. (2) FLORENCE R BURROWS, 1935, Penrith NSW.
SMH 15 June 1934 ARCHER v ARCHER.
Lillian May Archer (formerly Stephenson) v James Richard Archer. Marriage, June, 1922,at Sydney, Church of England rites. Issue, adultery with one Edna May Christiansen, at Cowra and elsewhere. Decree nisi. Mr. Hugh W. S. Jermyn for petitioner
ii. WILLIAM ALFRED ARCHER, b. 1897, Taralga NSW; d. 1964, Picton NSW. iii. JOSEPH ARCHER, b. 1904, Berrima NSW. iv. ELSIE E ARCHER, b. 1900, Bowral NSW. v. ISABELLE ARCHER, b. 1910, Picton NSW.
23. GEORGE 4 ARCHER (HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 13 Aug 1871 in Baw Baw NSW, and died 23 May 1958 in Eugowra NSW. He married EVA FLORENCE MATHIAS 24 Aug 1899 in Forbes NSW. She died 10 May 1938 in Orange NSW. Forbes Advocate 19 Sept 1915 CURRENT TOPICS. A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Mr George Archer, of Forbes, met with a painful accident at Blindaburra bridge one day this week. Some timber was being taken from a waggon, when the horses moved, and while trying to save himself, Archer, grasped--the; rope which was working on a pulley block. His hand came in contact with the wheel of the pulley, and as a result lie had to seek medical aid at Forbes. An operation was performed, and two fingers were amputated. .
Children of GEORGE ARCHER and EVA MATHIAS are: i. GEORGE HENRY 5 ARCHER, b. 28 Aug 1901, Forbes NSW; d. 20 Jul 1971, Eugowra NSW; m. ROSENA ELLEN SOUTHWELL, Aug 1940, Forbes NSW; d. 30 Apr 1992, Eugowra NSW.
Service Record Name ARCHER, GEORGE HENRY Service Australian Army Service Number N386346 Date of Birth 28 Aug 1901 Place of Birth FORBES, NSW
The land 30 August 1940
Eugowra: Rosena, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Southwell, of Peak Hill, and George, son of Mr. G. Archer, of Eugowra, and the late Mrs. Archer.
ii. STEPHEN ROBERT JOSEPH ARCHER, b. 19 Oct 1903, Forbes NSW; d. 21 Oct 1973, Eugowra NSW; m. RITA THELMA MARGARET NIELSEN, 1926, Forbes NSW.
Name ARCHER, STEPHEN ROBERT JOSEPH Service Australian Army Service Number N386345 Date of Birth 19 Oct 1903 Place of Birth FORBES, NSW Date of Enlistment 19 Apr 1942 Locality on Enlistment MURGA, NSW
iii. EVA REBECCA ARCHER, b. 1906, Forbes NSW; m. ERNEST OSWALD RUPERT PARKER, 03 Aug 1921, St. John's Church of England Forbes NSW.
Forbes Advocate 5 August 1921 PARKER—ARCHER.
At St. John's Church of England, Forbes, on Wednesday last the marriage was celebrated of Mr E. Parker, son of Mrs S. Hopgood, of "Yarrangong," and Miss Eva Archer, daughter of Mr George Archer, of the Condobolin road, Forbes. Rev. H. H. Mirrington performed the ceremony, which was a quiet one. The bride was attended by Misses Madge Hopgood and Muriel Nielsen as bridesmaids, while Mr M. Francis acted in the role of best man. The breakfast was subsequently served at the residence of the bride's parents, while at night a dance in honor of the newly-wedded couple, who were the recipients of many useful and costly presents was held at the residence of Mr G. Neilsen, Camp Hill. Mr and Mrs Parker will make their home in the Forbes district
67. iv. ANNIE CHRISTINA ARCHER, b. 1908, Forbes NSW; d. 07 Apr 1976, Parkes NSW. 68. v. DAVID SETH ARCHER, b. 1910, Forbes NSW. 69. vi. HENRIETTA MAY ARCHER, b. 1913, Forbes NSW. 70. vii. WILLIAM JOHN (JACK) ARCHER, b. 29 Sep 1915, Forbes NSW; d. 23 Aug 2012, Eugowra NSW. 71. viii. ELIZABETH EMILY ARCHER, b. 1917, Forbes NSW; d. living Berrigan 1980.
24. CHARLOTTE JANE 4 ARCHER (HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 18 Sep 1873 in Currajong NSW, and died 14 Sep 1942 in South Leads Forbes NSW. She married BENJAMIN FENTON 26 Jun 1895 in Forbes NSW. He was born 1854 in Meroo NSW, and died 1925 in Forbes NSW.
Children of CHARLOTTE ARCHER and BENJAMIN FENTON are: 72. i. EVA JANE 5 FENTON, b. 1896, Cargo NSW; d. after 1980. ii. THOMAS WILLIAM FENTON, b. 1898, Cargo NSW; d. 13 Oct 1974. iii. GEORGE EDWARD FENTON, b. 1900, Cargo NSW; d. 18 Dec 1963, McLean NSW; m. ANNIE LOUISA SKINNER, 1938, McLean NSW; b. 1906; d. 06 Nov 1980, McLean NSW. iv. ELLEN RITA FENTON, b. 1904, Cargo NSW; d. 1982; m. EDGAR ALBERT MORIARTY, 1922, Narromine NSW; b. 1897; d. 18 Jun 1961, Forbes NSW. v. ELSIE LAVINA FENTON, b. 1894, Forbes NSW; d. 23 Sep 1963, Forbes NSW; m. JESSIE HOSLER, 1916, Forbes NSW; b. 1891; d. 23 Jul 1966, Forbes NSW.
25. ROSETTA ANN 4 ARCHER (HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 26 Jun 1880 in Molong NSW, and died 1977 in Orange NSW. She married THOMAS 'ALLEN' KELLY 1898 in Cargo NSW.
THOMAS 'ALLEN' KELLY: In Loving Memory of Thomas KELLY, died 19 June 1909 aged 38 years
Children of ROSETTA ARCHER and THOMAS KELLY are: 73. i. BERTHA 5 KELLY, b. 1900, Cargo NSW; d. 19 Jul 1988, Orange NSW. 74. ii. ALICE MAY KELLY, b. 1902, Cargo NSW; d. 11 Jun 1985, late of Macquarie Fields, formerly of Glenfield. iii. EDWARD CHARLES KELLY, b. 18 Dec 1904, Cudal NSW; d. 09 Jun 1993, Fairfield NSW.
Name KELLY, EDWARD CHARLES Service Australian Army Service Number NX96420 Date of Birth 18 Dec 1904 Place of Birth CUDAL, NSW Date of Enlistment 27 May 1942 Locality on Enlistment FAIRFIELD, NSW Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin KELLY, MAUDE Date of Discharge 11 Jan 1946 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 2/163 General Transport Company WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
26. HEPSIBAH 4 ARCHER (HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 20 Oct 1882 in Eugowra NSW, and died 20 Jun 1917 in Parkes NSW. She married GEORGE CORE IFFLAND 1903 in Forbes NSW. He was born 1880, and died 02 Jun 1961 in Parkes NSW.
Children of HEPSIBAH ARCHER and GEORGE IFFLAND are: i. HAZEL M 5 IFFLAND, b. 1911, Forbes NSW; d. 1922, Forbes. 75. ii. MABEL IFFLAND, b. 1904, Orange NSW; d. 21 May 1970, Parkes NSW. 76. iii. DAISY IFFLAND, b. 15 Jun 1908, Cargo NSW; d. 26 Dec 1981, Orange Base Hospital NSW. 77. iv. GEORGE ERNEST IFFLAND, b. 26 Jan 1906, Orange NSW; d. 20 Jun 1990, Parkes NSW. v. LESLIE R IFFLAND, b. 1917, Cargo NSW. vi. IRENE V IFFLAND, b. 1914, Parkes NSW; m. WILLIAM N PAGE, 1935, Parkes NSW. vii. JAMES ALFRED IFFLAND, b. 05 Jan 1913, Eugowra NSW; d. 03 May 1943, WW2.
Name IFFLAND, JAMES ALFRED (DELANEY, REGINALD) Service Australian Army Service Number QX12112 Date of Birth 5 Jan 1913 Place of Birth EUGOWRA, NSW Date of Enlistment 27 Jun 1940 Locality on Enlistment PARKES, NSW Place of Enlistment ROCKHAMPTON, QLD Next of Kin GOSPER, O Date of Death 3 May 1943 Rank Gunner Posting on Death 2/10 FIELD REGIMENT WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War Yes Roll of Honour PARKES NSW
• NELLIE SOPHIA 4 PAINTER (JOSEPH 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1884 in Rylstone NSW. She married JAMES MALLEN 08 Nov 1899 in St Pauls C of E Church, Cobar NSW Divorced 1915. He was born 1875, and died 27 Feb 1947 in Kogarah NSW.
SMH 16 March 1915 MALLEN V MALLEN.
James Mallen petitioned for a dissolution of his marriage with Nellie Sophia Mallen, formerly Painter, alleging misconduct at Helensburgh, with Frank Mawson, who was joined as co- respondent. Mr. Fraser appeared for the petitioner. Mawson appeared in person to deny the allegation against him. The respondent did not appear. The parties were married at St. Paul's Church, Cobar, on November 8, 1899, according to the rites of the Anglican Church. His Honor said he would reserve his decision as affecting the co-respondent.
SMH 30 April 1915 DIVORCE COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Gordon) MALLEN v MALLEN.
Mr. R. W. Fraser appeared for the petitioner, James Mallen, who sued for a divorce from his wife, Nellie Sophia Mallen (formerly Painter), on the ground of her misconduct with Frank Mawson. His Honor, in delivering his reserved judgment, said he was not satisfied as far as co-respondent was concerned, but he was satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that the case against respondent had been made out. He, accordingly, granted a decree nisi against respondent, making it returnable in six months
SMH 1 March 1947 MALLEN. James.-February 27, 1947 at his residence, 40 Green Street, Kogarah, loving father of Lillian (Mrs W. Webb), James, Nell and Dan aged 72 years. R.I.P
Children of NELLIE PAINTER and JAMES MALLEN are: 78. i. EILEEN MARY 5 MALLEN, b. 1901, Cobar NSW; d. 19 Mar 1946, Kogarah NSW. ii. JAMES L VICTOR MALLEN, b. 1903, St Peters NSW; d. 08 May 1905, Erskineville NSW. iii. VINCENT C J MALLEN, b. 1906, Newtown NSW; d. 24 Mar 1906, Newtown NSW. 79. iv. JAMES MALLEN, b. 1907, Woonona NSW; d. 14 Feb 1987, Sydney NSW. v. LILLIAN OLIVE MALLEN, b. 1900, Cobar NSW, she died 4 August 1983 at Nowra; m. ; m. (1) CHARLES A HUGHES, 1919, Balmain NSW. She married (2) WILLIAM JAMES RICHARD WEBB, he died 20 May 1887 at Nowra vi. NELLIE S MALLEN, b. 1910, Wollongong NSW; m. ALLAN JOHN SINGLETON, 1927, St Peters NSW divorced 1946; b. 06 Oct 1900, Marrickville NSW; d. 01 Feb 1957, Sydney NSW.
Service Record Name SINGLETON, ALLAN JOHN Service Royal Australian Navy Service Number S/V356 Date of Birth 6 Oct 1900 Place of Birth MARRICKVILLE, NSW Date of Enlistment 8 Jun 1943 Locality on Enlistment Unknown Home Port/Port Division SYDNEY, NSW Next of Kin SINGLETON, NELLIE Date of Discharge 21 Mar 1946 Rank AB (W/K) (CM) Posting at Discharge HMAS Rushcutters WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
80. vii. DANIEL FRANCIS MALLEN, b. 1911, Helensburgh NSW; d. 03 Jul 1971, Tweed Heads NSW.
28. OLIVE MARY 4 PAINTER (JOSEPH 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1886 in Carcoar NSW, and died 12 Sep 1943 in Newtown NSW. She married JOSEPH ARTHUR LUMLEY 06 Aug 1901 in St. Paul's C of E Church, Cobar NSW Divorced 1920. He died 17 Apr 1952 in Balmain Hospital NSW.
SMH 19 Aug 1920 LUMLEY v. LUMLEY.
In this suit Olive Mary Lumley (formerly Painter) petitioned for dissolution of her marriage with Joseph Arthur Lumley, on the ground of desertion. The parties were married at St. Paul's Church, Cobar, on August 6, 1901, according to the rites of the Church of Eng- land. A decree nisi, returnable in six mouths was granted. Mr. R. W. Fraser appeared for the petitioner.
SMH 13 Sept 1943 LUMLEY -The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and Mrs R Lumley, of Newtown, Mr. and Mrs H Lumley of Newtown, Mr and Mrs J. Lane of Newtown, and their Families and of Daphne and Mr Joseph E. Painter are invited to attend the Funeral of their dearly loved Mother, Grandmother and Sister Olive Mary Lumley: to leave St. Columbus Church, Dixon Street, Newtown, This Day, after service commencing at 3 p. m., for the Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood. Metropolitan Burial and Cremation Society Pty Ltd Railway Parade Burwood Phone UJ2 Burial: C of E Rookwood :
Children of OLIVE PAINTER and JOSEPH LUMLEY are: i. JOSEPH A 5 LUMLEY, b. 1902, Sydney NSW; d. 12 Apr 1919, Newtown NSW. ii. WALTER E LUMLEY, b. 1903, Catherine Hill NSW; d. 1903, Catherine Hill NSW. iii. HORACE LEONARD GEORGE LUMLEY, b. 1907, Lithgow NSW; d. 01 Oct 1974, 9 Frith St Mayfield NSW. 81. iv. LANCELOT 'ROY' LUMLEY, b. 02 Feb 1906, Tarrawarra NSW; d. 1968, Newtown NSW. v. BEATRICE GLADYS LUMLEY, b. 1909, Wollongong NSW; d. 17 Sep 2000, Central Coast NSW; m. JOHN LANE, 1936, Newtown NSW.
29. GEORGE OSWALD 4 PAINTER (JOSEPH 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1888 in Carcoar NSW, and died 17 Jul 1920 in Hay NSW. He married BEATRICE ALEXANDRIA PAWLEY 1910 in Sydney NSW. She died 07 Nov 1937 in Sydney buried Woronora.
: PAINTER.— A tribute of love and remembrance to our dear mother, Beatrice, who pasted away November 6, 1937. Inserted by her two daughters, Trixie and Dulcie.
Children of GEORGE PAINTER and BEATRICE PAWLEY are: i. BEATRICE ALICE 'TRIXIE' 5 PAINTER, b. 1911, St Peters NSW; d. 18 Oct 1993. 82. ii. DULCIE MONA PAINTER, b. 1915, Newtown NSW; d. 08 Jun 2003, North Ryde NSW. iii. NOREEN PAINTER, b. 1918, Moss Vale NSW; d. 1919, Moss Vale NSW.
30. ADA GRACE 4 PAINTER (WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1883 in Goulburn NSW, and died 20 May 1966 in Bargo NSW. She married DUNCAN WEIR 21 Jan 1909 in Goulburn NSW. He was born 1875 in Gunning NSW, and died 13 May 1964 in Bargo NSW.
ADA GRACE PAINTER: Baptism: 14 Oct 1883, Goulburn NSW
DUNCAN WEIR: Baptism: 10 Apr 1875, Gunning NSW
Children of ADA PAINTER and DUNCAN WEIR are: 83. i. ADA HOPE 5 WEIR, b. 1909, Goulburn NSW; d. 1964, Murrumburrah NSW. ii. WILLIAM WOMBRE WEIR, b. 01 Oct 1910, Goulburn NSW; d. 06 May 1998, Goulburn NSW; m. ISABEL.
Name WEIR, WILLIAM WOMBRE Service Australian Army Service Number NX106843 (N4952) Date of Birth 1 Oct 1910 Place of Birth GOULBURN, NSW Date of Enlistment 21 Aug 1942 Locality on Enlistment GOULBURN, NSW Place of Enlistment KOLODONG, NSW Next of Kin WEIR, ISABEL Date of Discharge 6 Dec 1945 Rank Driver Posting at Discharge H Q 2 AUST CORPS WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
31. JOSEPH 4 PAINTER (WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1890 in Goulburn NSW, and died 21 Mar 1939 in Goulburn NSW. He married MARTHA MATILDA LARCOMBE 18 Mar 1911 the daughter of David Larcombe and Martha Evans in Goulburn NSW. She was born 1890, and died 18 Sep 1954 in Goulburn NSW.
Goulburn Penny Post 14 April 1924 ESCAPE FROM DEATH. HEAVY ELECTRIC SHOCK. GOULBURN, Saturday.
Joseph Painter, an employee of the Goulburn municipal power house, had a remarkable escape from death yesterday. Late on Thursday night Painter commenced the work of running a cable through the back of the switchboard. At 5 o'clock next morning his back touched a transformer connection which carried a load of , 2200 volts, and ho was knocked to the floor. On examination, it was found that two large holes were burnt in to his back to a depth of half an inch. He later went to his home, and he has practically recovered.
Canberra Times 22 March 1939 MAN, ELECTROCUTED Fatally at Goulburn While working at the Goulburn Municipal, saleyards yesterday, Joseph Painter. 49, accidently brushed against some wires carrying88,000 volts, and was electrocuted. He is survived by a widow and five children
Goulburn Penny Post 22 March 1939 GOULBURN TRAGEDY. GOULBURN, Tuesday.
Brushing against electrical gear charged with 2,200 volts, Joseph Painter, 49, a shift electrician at the Goulburn City Councils power station, was electrocuted this morning He died in spite of strenuous efforts to revive him. Painter it is thought received the full high voltage charge. The accident occurred shortly after 10 a.m. while he was in the course of his normal duties.
Two doctors, assisted by the ambulance superintendant. Mr Wingate and Ambulance Officer Mann, who used resuscitation gas and also oxygen secured from the district hospital worked for an hour in a vain effort to save Painter's life.
Some years ago Painter received a severe shock under similar circumstances the charge on that occasion hurling him to the floor a burning two deep holes in his back. His escape from death on that occasion was \regarded as remarkable.
Painter joined the Goulburn Council service in 1916. He took a keen interest in rifle shooting, and he was a consistent competitor at prize meetings, including the Kings Prize. He leaves a widow three sons and two daughters.
SMH 31 Aug 1939 WIDOW AWARDED £825. GOULBURN. Wednesday.
At the Goulburn sittings of tile Workers Compensation Court. a settlement by consent for £825, the full amount payable, was announced between the Goulburn City Council and Martha Matilda Painter, in respect to her claim for compensation arising out of the death of her husband, Joseph Painter, who was electrocuted while working at the power- house. Goulburn, on March 21.
Goulburn Penny Post 21 March 1939 FUNERAL The Relatives and Friends of MRS. JOSEPH PAINTER and family are advised to attend the Funeral of her dearly beloved husband and their Father, which will leave his late residence, No.7 Horne Square, To-morrow (Wednesday) Afternoon at 3 o'clock for Church of England General Cemetery, Goulburn. R. Sidney Craig, Funeral Directors Sloane Street, Goulburn.
Goulburn Penny Post 22 Sept 1954 OBITUARY
MRS. M. M. PAINTER Mrs. Martha Matilda, Painter, of 7 Horne Square, died in Gou burn Base Hospital on Saturday afternoon, at the age of 64 years. Although Mrs. Painter's health had not been good over the past 10 years, her death was unexpected. She was born in Goulburn and lived all her life here. Formerly Miss Larcombe, she married. Joseph Painter in St. Saviour's Cathedral, more than 44 years ago. Her husband died 14 years ago. Knitting and needlework were Mrs. Painter's main interests and she was a very successful exhibitor in these crafts at Royal Sydney Show and throughout the Southern Tablelands. The years 1952 and 1953 were her first as an exhibitor at the Sydney Show and she won her section on each occasion. Her husband was closely associated with Goulburn Rifle. Club and Mrs. Painter carried on that association after her husband's death. She was also a keen supporter of national dancing. Three sons and two daughters. survive. They are: Robert and Geoffrey, both of Goulburn, Lindsay, of Taree, Jessie (Mrs. E. Cramp), of Goulburn, and Connie (Mrs. K. Dell), also of Goulburn. Four brothers also survive. Two daughters predeceased Mrs. Painter. The funeral service was held at St. Saviour's Cathedral on, Monday afternoon. Interment took place in the. Church of England portion of Goulburn General Cemetery;, Dean King officiating at the church and graveside.
Children of JOSEPH PAINTER and MARTHA LARCOMBE are: i. ROBERT JOSEPH 5 PAINTER, b. 1912, Goulburn NSW; d. 29 Aug 1973, Goulburn NSW. Baptism: 05 Jul 1912, Goulburn NSW
84. ii. JESSIE LENA PAINTER, b. 01 Feb 1914, Goulburn, NSW; d. 22 Aug 2009, Christ Church, West Goulburn NSW. 85. iii. BETTY CONSTANCE PAINTER, b. 1915; d. 02 Mar 2010, Goulburn NSW. 86. iv. WILLIAM LINDSAY PAINTER, b. 25 Sep 1915, Goulburn NSW; d. 26 Jun 1965, Flat 3 /10 Platts Avenue Belmore, formerly of Goulburn. v. MARCIE PAINTER, b. Apr 1918, Goulburn NSW; d. 28 Feb 1919, Goulburn NSW. Baptism: 24 May 1918, Goulburn NSW
vi. JEFFREY PAINTER, b. 15 Jan 1920, Goulburn NSW; m. HILDA MARGARET; b. 1911; d. 22 Nov 1991, Goulburn NSW.
Name PAINTER, JEFFREY Service Australian Army Service Number NX71484 Date of Birth 15 Jan 1920 Place of Birth GOULBURN, NSW Date of Enlistment 19 Mar 1941 Locality on Enlistment GOULBURN, NSW Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin PAINTER, MARTHA Date of Discharge 4 Jan 1946 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 2/13 AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display
vii. ALLIE MARIE PAINTER, b. 1932; d. 23 Feb 1937, Goulburn NSW.
: Goulburn Penny Post 26 Feb 1937 ALLIE PAINTER
'There was a large attendance, including visitors from Sydney, Newcastle, Bargo and Lake Bathurst, at the funeral on Wednesday afternoon of Allie Marie, the, five-year- old daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph Painter. Of 7 Horne Square. Children of the National Dancing organizations of Goulburn formed a guard of honour at the home and graveside and also marched in the cortege to as far as the point where Auburn Street meets Lagoon Street. Rev. Canon Hirst officiated at the graveside. More than 50 beautiful floral tributes were received from public organisations, relatives and friends. Besides her parents, the child is survived by two sisters, Jessie and Connie, and three brothers, Robert, Lindsay and Jeff
32. LAURA EMMA 4 PAINTER (WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1887 in Goulburn NSW, and died 11 Jun 1909 in Lake Bathurst NSW. She married JOHN EDWARD MOORE 22 Jan 1908 in Lake Bathurst NSW. He was born 1884, and died 22 Jul 1964 in Goulburn Hospital NSW.
Children of LAURA PAINTER and JOHN MOORE are: 87. i. EMMA KATHLEEN 5 MOORE, b. 1908, Goulburn NSW; d. 20 May 1994, Boggabri, NSW. ii. JAMES EDWARD MOORE, b. 1909, Goulburn NSW.
33. MARY ANN 4 PAINTER (WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1892 in Goulburn NSW, and died 10 Jul 1963 in Goulburn NSW. She married JOHN C WEIR 1914 in Goulburn NSW. He died 09 Oct 1970 in Goulburn NSW.
Children of MARY PAINTER and JOHN WEIR are: i. PHYLLIS 5 WEIR, b. 1915, Goulburn NSW; d. 26 Sep 2002, Mullumbimby NSW; m. ROBERT DYSART CONDIE, 1938, Nowra NSW; d. 27 Jul 1976, Mullumbimby NSW. ii. JOHN W WEIR, b. 1917, Goulburn NSW; d. 04 Jul 1997, Goulburn NSW.
34. THOMAS HERBERT 4 PAINTER (WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1894 in Queanbeyan NSW, and died 20 Aug 1969 in Terrigal NSW. He married MARY MAY WHITE 1917 in Berry NSW. She was born 1896, and died 04 Mar 1964 in late of Terrigal, formerly of Cootamundra.
Children of THOMAS PAINTER and MARY WHITE are: 88. i. THOMAS CLYDE 5 PAINTER, b. 1919; d. 29 Jun 1994. ii. LILLIAN MARY PAINTER, b. 1920; d. 12 Apr 1994, Goulburn NSW; m. LEO HARRY CROKER, 1938, Goulburn NSW; b. 1920; d. 03 Feb 1990, Brisbane Grove NSW. iii. ALLAN WILLIAM PAINTER, b. 1922; d. 10 Jul 1996, Cars Park NSW. 89. iv. MELVA FLORENCE PAINTER, b. 1925; d. 02 Apr 2011, Cootamundra NSW. v. KEVIN A PAINTER, b. 1926; d. 1926, Murrumburrah NSW. 90. vi. PAULINE BETH PAINTER, b. Abt. 1928. vii. COLIN LLOYD PAINTER, b. Abt. 1930; m. BARBARA LILLIAN BARTLETT, 1955, Cootamundra NSW.
35. EVA SOPHIA 4 PAINTER (RICHARD 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1884 in Goulburn NSW, and died 17 Feb 1953 in Camden NSW. She married OSWALD CHARLES BUCHANAN 1906 in Woollahra NSW. He was born 1883, and died 07 Feb 1953 in Camden District Hospital NSW.
EVA SOPHIA PAINTER: Baptism: 23 Mar 1884, North Goulburn NSW
The Picton Post 18 Feb 1953
The death occurred at Camden District Hospital on Wednesday, February 11th, of Mrs. Eva Sophia Buchanan, after a long illness. The late Mrs, Buchanan; whose husband predeceased her by less than a week, had resided in Bronzewing Street, Tahmoor for the past three years. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Lacey of Goulburn- Interment took place in the Church of Eng land portion of Thirlmere Cemetery On Thursday last, after a short service conducted by the Rev. D. A. Langford at Holy Trinity Church Tahmoor.
The Picton Post 11 Feb 1953
The death occurred suddenly at Camden District Hospital on Saturday morning, of Mr. Oswald Charles Buchanan, of Bronze wing Street, Tahmoor, following a brief illness. The late Mr. Buchanan took up residence, in Retirement at Tahmoor about three years ago. He is survived by his wife, two brothers and one sister, and died at the age of 70 years. Interment took place in the Church of England portion of Thirlmere cemetery after a service conducted at Holy Trinity Church^ Tahmoor, by the. Rev. D. A. Langford. Many beautiful floral tributes were paid by relatives and friends.
BUCHANAN Oswald Charles -February 7 1933 late of Tahmoor loved husband of Eva and dear father of Norman (deceased) and brother of Arthur Walter and Hilda aged 70 year
Child of EVA PAINTER and OSWALD BUCHANAN is: i. NORMAN OSWALD 5 BUCHANAN, b. 1910, Waverley NSW; d. 15 Jan 1930, 7 Roseberry-avenue, Fivedock NSW. SMH 16 Jan 1930
BUCHANAN.—January 14, 1930, at his parents' residence, 7 Roseberry-avenue, Fivedock, Norman Oswald, dearly-loved only child of Mr and Mrs Oswald Charles Buchanan, in his 19th year.
BUCHANAN. —The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and Mrs. OSWALD CHARLES BUCHANAN are invited to attend the Funeral of their beloved only CHILD, Norman Oswald; to leave their residence, 7 Roseberry-avenue, Fivedock, THIS THURSDAY, at 10.30 a.m., for Church of England Cemetery, Field of Mars. Motor Funeral. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED,
36. LILLIAN 4 PAINTER (RICHARD 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1887 in Goulburn NSW, and died 02 Feb 1942 in Qld. She married JOHN W PALMER 1924 in Goulburn NSW.
LILLIAN PAINTER: Burial: 03 Feb 1942, Bulima Cemetery Qld
Child of LILLIAN PAINTER and JOHN PALMER is: i. RICHARD 5 PALMER.
37. ADA 4 GARRADD (SOPHIA 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1883 in Goulburn NSW, and died 26 Mar 1969 in Burwood NSW. She married JAMES LAURENCE PURSEHOUSE 1921 in Goulburn NSW. He was born 1890, and died 24 Nov 1944 in Goulburn NSW.
JAMES LAURENCE PURSEHOUSE: Burial: Northern Sub Cemetery
Child of ADA GARRADD and JAMES PURSEHOUSE is: i. RONALD MAXWELL 5 PURSEHOUSE, b. 1928; d. 04 Oct 2010.
38. JULIA MAGDALENE 4 PAINTER (ISAAC 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 19 Nov 1883 in Goulburn NSW, and died 10 Oct 1959 in Goulburn NSW. She married PATRICK STEPHEN HARRINGTON 1903 in Goulburn NSW. He was born 1875, and died 03 Jul 1945 in St. John. of God Hospital, Goulburn NSW. l Goulburn Penny Post 10 July 1945 MR. P. S. HARRINGTON
The death occurred on Tuesday, July 3, in St. John of God Hospital, where he had been a patient for three weeks, of Mr. Patrick Stephen Harrlngten, of Brisbane Grove, Goulburn. Mr. Harrington, who was 70 years of age, was born at Tarago where he carried on grazing pursuits before coming to Goulburn 28 years ago. He was the only child of the late John and Mary Harrington, of Tarago. He is survived by his wife and eight children, four sons and four daughters. The sons' are John ,Dan, Phil and Reg, and the daughters. Mrs. J. Kemp (Julie), Mrs. J. Whittaker (Gladys), Mrs. J. James (Pat), and Margaret Harrington, all of Goulburn. One daughter, Mrs. W. Whittaker.(Josephine), predeceased him 41/2 years ago.; The funeral' took place on Thursday’s afternoon at St. Patricks Cemetery, Goulburn. Rev. Father Blakeney officiated at the, graveside.
Children of JULIA PAINTER and PATRICK HARRINGTON are: i. EDWARD 5 HARRINGTON, d. 1925, Goulburn NSW. ii. MARGARET JOAN HARRINGTON, m. ROBERT JOHN JONES, 1961, Goulburn NSW. iii. VINCENT HARRINGTON, d. 1923, Goulburn NSW. iv. JOSEPH P HARRINGTON, b. 1904, Goulburn NSW; d. 1906, Goulburn NSW. v. JULIA DOROTHY M HARRINGTON, b. 1906, Goulburn NSW; d. 26 Dec 1981, Goulburn NSW; m. JAMES HUXLEY KEMP, 1942, Goulburn NSW; b. 1898; d. 31 Mar 1960, Goulburn NSW. vi. JOHN JAMES L HARRINGTON, b. 1907, Braidwood NSW; d. 23 Dec 1974, Goulburn NSW. 91. vii. JOSEPHINE C G HARRINGTON, b. 1909, Braidwood NSW; d. 05 Dec 1940, Goulburn NSW. viii. DANIEL FRANCIS HARRINGTON, b. 1912, Braidwood NSW; d. 13 Feb 1960, Goulburn NSW; m. MARGARET. ix. GLADYS BRIDGET HARRINGTON, b. 1914, Braidwood NSW; d. 21 Apr 1988, Goulburn NSW; m. JOHN SAMUEL WHITTAKER, 1935, Goulburn NSW; d. 30 Aug 1979, Goulburn NSW. x. MICHAEL HARRINGTON, b. 1916, Braidwood NSW; d. 1916, Goulburn NSW. xi. EDELINE PATRICIA HARRINGTON, b. 1917, Braidwood NSW; d. 03 May 1986, Goulburn NSW; m. JOHN EDWARD JAMES, 1938, Goulburn NSW; b. 1919; d. 15 May 2003, Goulburn NSW.
39. AMELIA AMY 4 PAINTER (ISAAC 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1886 in Goulburn NSW, and died 1966 in Burwood NSW. She married FREDERICK W KERNS 1908 in Liverpool NSW. He was born 1876, and died 17 Feb 1935 in Randwick NSW.
SMH 18 Feb 1935 KERNS - February 17 Randwick Military Hospital Fred Kerns late stretcher bearer 4th AIF loving husband of Amy Kerns and father of Joy Chérie Eric and Noel At rest
FREDERICK W KERNS: Burial: 18 Feb 1935, Randwick Cemetery
Children of AMELIA PAINTER and FREDERICK KERNS are: i. MARGARET CHERRY A 5 KERNS, b. 1908, Liverpool NSW; d. 24 Oct 1971, Newtown NSW. ii. ERIC FREDERICK WILLIAM KERNS, b. 1910, Goulburn NSW; m. JEAN HEATHER MARSH, 1938, Redfern NSW. iii. NOEL GREGORY FLORENCE KERNS, b. 28 Oct 1925, Paddington NSW.
Name KERNS, NOEL GREGORY FLORENCE Service Royal Australian Navy Service Number S9258 Date of Birth 28 Oct 1925 Place of Birth PADDINGTON, NSW Date of Enlistment 13 Aug 1943 Locality on Enlistment Unknown Home Port/Port Division SYDNEY, NSW Next of Kin AMY Date of Discharge 3 Jul 1946 Rank O SMN Posting at Discharge HMAS PANDION WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
iv. JOY MARGARET KERNS, m. COLIN VINCENT REGINALD ELLIS, 1948, Randwick NSW; d. 11 Aug 2002, Royal Melbourne Hospital Vic.
40. MARGARET 'CHARLOTTE' 4 PAINTER (ISAAC 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1888 in Narrandera NSW, and died 1978 in Buried Rookwood. She married (1) THOMAS HENRY KEMISTER Jul 1907 in Whitefield Congregational Church, Sydney NSW. He died 1962 in Marrickville NSW. She married (2) ERNEST MORPHETT 1934 in Granville NSW. He was born 1882, and died 05 Jun 1951 in 89 Mart Street, Merrylands NSW. SMH 7 Sept 1916 DIVORCE COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Gordon.) KEMISTER v KEMISTBR. His Honor reserved his decision In the case in which Margaret Charlotte Kemister (formerly Painter) petitioned for divorce from Thomas Henry Kemister, on the ground of habitual drunkenness and cruelty
SMH 20 Jan 1917 LIVERPOOL. IN DIVORCE.
In the case in which Margaret Charlotte Kemister, Charles-street, Liverpool, sought a divorce from Thomas Henry Kemister, to whom she was married at the Whitefield Congregational Church, Sydney, in July, 1907, his Honor held that the respondent had been guilty of habitual drunkenness and habitual cruelty towards the petitioner, and he granted a decree nisi, returnable in six months.
MORPHETT, Ernest.—June 5, 1951, at his residence, 89 Mart Street, Merrylands (late of 53rd Batt., 1st A.I.F.), dearly beloved husband of Margaret Morphett and loved father of Topsy and Jean, aged 69 years. At rest Burial: 07 Jun 1951, C of E Rookwood
Child of MARGARET PAINTER and THOMAS KEMISTER is: i. PATRICK JAMES OSCAR LEO 5 KEMISTER, b. 1908, Sydney NSW.
41. SARAH JANE ELIZABETH 4 PAINTER (ISAAC 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1889 in Bungendore NSW, and died 13 Mar 1944 in Waverley NSW. She married (1) BERTIE CLAUDE HORWOOD 1907 in Granville NSW (divorced) 1920. He died 09 Aug 1939 in Petersham NSW. She married (2) ERNEST E J COLLINS 1922 in Sydney NSW.
SARAH JANE ELIZABETH PAINTER: Burial: 14 Mar 1944, Botany Cemetery
BERTIE CLAUDE HORWOOD: Burial: 10 Aug 1939, Rookwood Cemetery
SMH 25 Sept 1920 HORWOOD v HORWOOD.
On the ground of desertion, Bertie Claude Horwood asked that his marriage with Sarah Jane Elizabeth Horwood (formerly Painter) be dissolved. The parties were married in 1907, at Granville, according to the rites of the Church of England. Mr. R. W. Fraser appeared for the petitioner. His Honor granted a decree nisi, returnable in six months.
Children of SARAH PAINTER and BERTIE HORWOOD are: 92. i. FRANCES GWENDOLINE DOROTHY 5 HORWOOD, b. 1908, Liverpool NSW; d. 28 Dec 1962, 13 Stoney Creek Road, Beverley Hills NSW. ii. CLYDE REGINALD HORWOOD, b. 1910, Granville NSW; d. 1973, St Leonards NSW; m. (1) IVY M WHACKETT, 1935, Hurstville NSW; m. (2) STELLA REDSTONE, 1942, North Sydney NSW; d. 15 Mar 1970, late of Artarmon, formerly of Middle Cove. iii. VICTOR ROY HORWOOD, b. 1913, Granville NSW; d. 1964, Qld; m. OLIVE THELMA TAYLOR, 1934, Qld.
VICTOR ROY HORWOOD: The Brisbane Courier 17 April 1930
STEALING IN COMPANY. Three charges, two in company with Victor Roy Horwood, were preferred against Eric Nichol (33), carter, in the Police Court yesterday, before Mr. P.M. Hishon, P.M. Nichol was charged that, on April13, at Kedron, he stole a quantity of cigarettes and tobacco, of a total value of £2/10/, the property of Emily Florence May Wilson.
Sub-inspector W. Lipp stated that defendant, when taxed, admitted the theft, and said he had sold the goods to someone for 12/6. Defendant pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to two months imprisonment.
Nichol and Victor Roy Horwood 17), labourer, were charged that, on April 14, at Brisbane, they unlawfully used a motor car without the consent of the owner, William Edwin Hurst. Defendants pleaded guilty.
Sub-inspector Lipp said that on April 15 the car was found abandoned in a laneway off Creek-street. The car had been driven a considerable distance without oil or water, and it was estimated that its repair would cost about £50. The car had been driven to Pimpama Island, from where some goods had been taken to a house at Spring Hill. There was no doubt that Horwood had been influenced by Nichol.
Both defendants were sentenced to two months' imprisonment. A further charge was preferred against Nichol and Horwood that, on or about April 14, at Pimpama, near Beenleigh, they broke and entered the shop of James Lloyd Fountain, and stole 10 bags of flour, two tins of petrol, a quantity of groceries and tobacco, of a total value of £55, the property of James Lloyd Fountain. On the application of Sub-inspector Lipp defendants were remanded to April 23.
Child of SARAH PAINTER and ERNEST COLLINS is: iv. GWENDOLYN 5 COLLINS, m. JACK ARTHUR RAE, 1942, Randwick NSW; d. 23 Jul 1998, Newcastle NSW.
42. EDWARD 'TED' WILLIAM 4 PAINTER (ISAAC 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born Nov 1891 in Yanco NSW, and died 27 Aug 1940. He married ROSALINE PARSONS 1911 in Burwood NSW. She died 1968 in Liverpool NSW.
Cumberland Argus 31 March 1917 Private Edward 'William Painter, eldest son of Mr. Ike 'Painter, of Liverpool, is reported dangerously ill with meningitis.
SMH 11 DEC 1940 PAINTER.-In memory of my dear husband, died December 11, 1939, and my son Ted. late A.I.F., August 27. 1940. Remembered by fond wife and mother.
Children of EDWARD PAINTER and ROSALINE PARSONS are: i. ESTHER M 5 PAINTER, b. 1912, Burwood NSW; m. ROBERT L F WOODS, 1930, Sydney NSW. ii. BERTIE J PAINTER, b. 1916, Burwood NSW; d. 1922, Burwood NSW.
43. ISAAC OSCAR THOMAS 4 PAINTER (ISAAC 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 02 Mar 1899 in Taralga NSW, and died 12 Apr 1934 in Guildford NSW. He married ELSIE ELMA IVERENE SAWYER 1923 in Liverpool NSW.
ISAAC OSCAR THOMAS PAINTER: Service number Depot Place of birth Goulburn, NSW, Australia Place of enlistment Liverpool, NSW, Australia Next of kin Painter, Margaret (mother) WWI file B2455, PAINTER ISAC OSCAR
ISAAC OSCAR THOMAS PAINTER: Burial: 14 Apr 1934, Catholic Cemetery Rookwood
Child of ISAAC PAINTER and ELSIE SAWYER is: i. JOAN 5 PAINTER.
44. WILLIAM HENRY 4 LENEHAN (SARAH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1884 in Goulburn NSW, and died 13 May 1969 in late of Thirroul NSW. He married SOFINA SMITH 1914 in Sydney NSW. She was born 1888, and died 25 Jan 1954 in Thirroul NSW.
Children of WILLIAM LENEHAN and SOFINA SMITH are: i. GWEN 5 LENEHAN. ii. FAY LENEHAN. iii. MARGARET LENEHAN.
45. HERBERT CHARLES 4 BOWDEN (SARAH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1887 in Goulburn NSW, and died 26 Oct 1959 in Wollongong, late of Broughton Vale via Berry. He married MARY ALICE. She was born 1897, and died 10 Sep 1979 in Berry NSW.
Children of HERBERT BOWDEN and MARY ALICE are: i. MAXWELL JOHN 5 BOWDEN, b. 03 Oct 1918, Goulburn NSW.
Name BOWDEN, MAXWELL JOHN Service Australian Army Service Number NX108912 Date of Birth 3 Oct 1918 Place of Birth GOULBURN, NSW Date of Enlistment 21 Aug 1942 Locality on Enlistment BERRY, NSW Place of Enlistment JERVIS BAY, NSW Next of Kin BOWDEN, HERBERT Date of Discharge 4 Feb 1946 Rank Corporal Posting at Discharge 2/2 AUSTRALIAN COMMANDO SQUADRON WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
ii. FLORENCE IVY BOWDEN, b. 1921, Goulburn NSW; d. 19 Aug 2006, Nowra NSW; m. JAMES STANLEY JOSPEH ARMSTRONG, 1942, Berry NSW; b. 07 Oct 1919, Kangaroo Valley NSW; d. 1982.
Name ARMSTRONG, JAMES STANLEY JOSEPH Service Australian Army Service Number N478511 Date of Birth 7 Oct 1919 Place of Birth KANGAROO VALLEY, NSW Date of Enlistment 11 Nov 1943 Locality on Enlistment WATTAMOLLA, NSW Place of Enlistment KANGAROO VALLEY, NSW Next of Kin ARMSTRONG, FLORENCE Date of Discharge 15 Sep 1945 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 13 BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS PART TIME DUTY WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
iii. KENNETH CHARLES BOWDEN, b. 01 Mar 1922, Goulburn NSW; d. Dec 2005, Nowra NSW.
: Service Record Name BOWDEN, KENNETH CHARLES Service Australian Army Service Number N459952 Date of Birth 1 Mar 1922 Place of Birth GOULBURN, NSW Date of Enlistment 27 Jun 1940 Locality on Enlistment BROUGHTON VALE, NSW Place of Enlistment BERRY, NSW Next of Kin BOWDEN, MARY Date of Discharge 15 Sep 1945 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 13 BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS PART TIME DUTY WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
iv. RONALD WILLIAM BOWDEN, b. 17 Aug 1925, Thirroul NSW; d. 02 Apr 2004, at Karinya, late of Berry.
Service Record Name BOWDEN, RONALD WILLIAM Service Royal Australian Air Force Service Number 138608 Date of Birth 17 Aug 1925 Place of Birth THIRROUL, NSW Date of Enlistment 7 Dec 1943 Locality on Enlistment BERRY Place of Enlistment SYDNEY, NSW Next of Kin BOWDEN, HERBERT Date of Discharge 5 Mar 1946 Rank Leading Aircraftman Posting at Discharge 343 Radar Station WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
v. CHARLES BOWDEN, b. 1929; d. 19 Aug 2010, at Karinya Palliative Care Unit, Berry, late of East Nowra, formerly of Broughton Vale. vi. KEITH BOWDEN.
• SARAH 'SOPHIA' 4 BOWDEN (SARAH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1892 in Goulburn NSW, and died 01 Sep 1958 in Thirroul NSW. She married FREDERICK WILLIAM GRAY 10 Feb 1915 in Goulburn NSW. He was born 28 Aug 1886 Goulburn, the son of Frederick William Gray & Louisa Lamb, and he died 25 Aug 1969 in Thirroul NSW.
SARAH 'SOPHIA' BOWDEN: Baptism: 07 Jul 1894, Goulburn NSW
Children of SARAH BOWDEN and FREDERICK GRAY are: 93. i. KENNETH FREDERICK 5 GRAY, b. 1916; d. 12 Jun 1988, at Moree late of Thirroul NSW. ii. SIDNEY JOHN GRAY, b. 20 Feb 1917, Goulburn NSW; m. DIANNA BRAMLEY, 1945, Ashfield NSW; b. 1924; d. 27 Mar 2008.
Service Record Name GRAY, SIDNEY JOHN Service Australian Army Service Number NX48646 Date of Birth 20 Feb 1917 Place of Birth GOULBURN, NSW Date of Enlistment Unknown Locality on Enlistment THIRROUL, NSW Place of EnlistmentUnknown Next of Kin GRAY, FREDRICK Date of Discharge 23 Jun 1947 Rank Sergeant Posting at Discharge 16 SMALL SHIPS COMPANY WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
iii. ARTHUR DONALD GRAY, b. 11 Dec 1919, Goulburn NSW; m. LENORE MARY KEY, 1942, Bulli NSW; d. 07 Feb 2007, Thirroul NSW.
Service Record Name GRAY, ARTHUR DONALD Service Australian Army Service Number NX131936 (N45641) Date of Birth 11 Dec 1919 Place of Birth GOULBURN, NSW Date of Enlistment 7 Oct 1942 Locality on Enlistment CAMPSIE, NSW Place of Enlistment NARELLAN, NSW Next of Kin GRAY, LENORE Date of Discharge 14 Dec 1945 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 2/33 Battalion WW2 Honours and Gallantry none for display Prisoner of War No
iv. MAXWELL GRAY, m. PAULINE.
47. WALTER 4 MACDONELL (THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 15 Dec 1884 in Rosevale, Crookwell NSW, and died 24 Sep 1953 in Young NSW. He married LILLIAN EILEEN FRIEND 1911 in Young NSW. She was born 03 Nov 1892, and died 12 Jul 1964 in Young NSW.
Children of WALTER MACDONELL and LILLIAN FRIEND are: i. ALBERT W5 MACDONELL, b. 20 Sep 1913, Young NSW; d. 02 Oct 1930, Young NSW. ii. CLEMENT O MACDONELL, b. 26 Jul 1915, Young NSW; d. 03 Sep 1923, Young NSW. iii. STANLEY ALEXANDER MACDONELL, b. 28 May 1917, Stockingbal NSW; d. 14 Oct 2012, Southern Cross Care Apartments, Young NSW.
Name MacDonell, STANLEY ALEXANDER Service Australian Army Service Number N130150 Date of Birth 28 May 1917 Place of Birth STOCKINGBAL, NSW Date of Enlistment 6 Aug 1940 Locality on Enlistment YOUNG, NSW Place of Enlistment YOUNG, NSW Next of Kin MacDonell, WALTER Date of Discharge 13 Feb 1946 Rank Private Posting at Discharge FARM COMPANY AASC WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
94. iv. WALTER MACDONELL, b. 13 Mar 1922, Rosevale, Crookwell NSW; d. 19 Aug 1958, Sydney NSW. v. THOMASENA MACDONELL, b. 23 Aug 1930; d. 16 Apr 1977, Young NSW.
48. GERTRUDE MARY 4 MACDONELL (THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 11 Sep 1887 in Rosevale, Crookwell NSW, and died 04 Jun 1976 in Queanbeyan NSW. She married WILLIAM JOSEPH WELLS 1911 in Woollahra NSW. He was born 1884 in Carcoar NSW Rg.16087, and died 22 Mar 1936 in Queanbeyan NSW Rg.3475.
GERTRUDE MARY WELLS Marble plaque on terrazzo desk and kerbing. " Gertrude May Wells Died 4.6.1976 Aged 89 years R.I.P." Of 4 Wood Avenue. Died in Hospital. Widow of William Joseph Wells. Born Crookwell. Lived most of her life at Wellsvale, Queanbeyan.
Wells Gertrude May McDonnell Crookwell 04 Jun 1976 Queanbeyan 89 yrs Donald MacDonell Thomasina A.E. Painter
Canberra Times 24 March 1936
OBITUARY MR. WILLIAM J. WELLS
Four prominent district graziers acted as pallbearers at the funeral at Queanbeyan Cemetery yesterday of the late William J. Wells, of "Wells-vale," Queanbeyan, who was found dead at his home on Sunday morning.
Mr. Wells visited Goulburn early last week and transacted business at Queanbeyan on Saturday, when he appeared to be in his usual good health. Born at Bigga 51 years ago, the late Mr. Wells was very well known in the Southern Tablelands as a successful grazier with an extensive knowledge of sheep breeding. He commenced grazing operations at "Wellsvale" about 22 years ago. Prior to settling in the Queanbeyan district Mr. Wells married Miss Gertrude May McDonnell at Woollahra Sydney, and the widow, six sons and one daughter survive. The members of the family are William, Edward, Gregory, Patrick, George, Reginald, and Miss Kathleen.
The funeral was held in the Roman Catholic portion of the Queanbeyan Cemetery yesterday, four members of the Graziers' Association, Messrs. J. C. Gorman ("Googong"), James Gibbs (Burra), Robert McAuley (The Googongs) and Ern Swan (Burra), acting as pallbearers. Rev. Father Kerrigan officiated at a short service at St. Gregory's Church and at the graveside.
Children of GERTRUDE MACDONELL and WILLIAM WELLS are: i. WILLIAM J 5 WELLS, b. 1913, Queanbeyan NSW. ii. GREGORY WELLS, b. 1914, Queanbeyan NSW; d. 22 Oct 1967, Queanbeyan NSW; m. ELSIE MARGARET WADE, 1940, Five Dock NSW; b. 1919; d. 12 Apr 1997, Hebersham.
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iii. PATRICK THOMAS WELLS, b. 05 Sep 1916, Queanbeyan NSW; d. 27 Dec 2008, at Jindalee Nursing Home, formerly of Wellsvale and Yarralumla.
Name WELLS, PATRICK THOMAS Service Australian Army Service Number N243540 Date of Birth 5 Sep 1916 Place of Birth QUEANBEYAN, NSW Date of Enlistment 8 Sep 1941 Locality on Enlistment WELLSVALE Place of Enlistment QUEANBEYAN, NSW Next of Kin WELLS, GERTRUDE Date of Discharge 23 Apr 1946 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 20 WORKS COMPANY WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display
95. iv. EDWARD JOSEPH WELLS, b. Abt. 1918, Queanbeyan NSW; d. 12 Sep 1989, Queanbeyan NSW. v. JOHN WELLS, b. 1919, Queanbeyan NSW; d. 1919, Queanbeyan NSW. vi. GEORGE OSWALD WELLS, b. 18 May 1921, Picton NSW; d. 10 Sep 1987, Queanbeyan NSW.
Service Record Name WELLS, GEORGE OSWALD Service Australian Army Service Number NX104245 (N243539) Date of Birth 18 May 1921 Place of Birth PICTON, NSW Date of Enlistment 12 Aug 1942 Locality on Enlistment Unknown Place of Enlistment KOLODONG, NSW Next of Kin WELLS, GERTRUDE Date of Discharge 27 Nov 1944 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 2/10 Battalion WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
96. vii. KATHLEEN MAY WELLS, b. 1923, Queanbeyan NSW. 97. viii. JOHN REGINALD 'REG' WELLS, b. 13 Apr 1925, Campbelltown NSW; d. 11 Apr 2011, at Queanbeyan Hospital, late of Mt Pleasant.
49. ETHEL SOPHIA 4 MACDONELL (THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 09 Sep 1888 in "Rosevale" Crookwell NSW, and died 24 Dec 1934 in Goulburn Hospital NSW. She married FRANCIS JOSEPH PARKER in Goulburn NSW. He was born 1875 in Campbelltown NSW, and died 01 Apr 1946 in Parramatta NSW.
Goulburn Penny Post 27 Dec 1934
OBITUARY MRS. E. S. PARKER Following a brief illness, the death occurred in a Goulburn hospital early on Sunday morning last of Mrs. Ethel Sophia Parker, aged 46 years ,wife of Mr. Francis Parker, of 11 Auburn Street. The late Mrs. Parker was admitted to hospital on the previous Friday night. Mrs. Parker, who was a native of Laggan, was the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. MacDonell, of Crook-well. Following her marriage at Goulburn she went with Mr. Parker to Harden, where they resided for some years prior to moving to Picton. She was well known in Goulburn, where she had resided for the past seven years. She is survived by a widower, two sons, Joseph and Bernard, and one daughter, Veronica. Besides her parents, she also leaves two brothers, Walter (Young), Oswald (Crookwell), and two sisters, Mesdames W.J. Wells (Queanbeyan), and C. Terry (Talimba).She was a firm adherent of the Roman Catholic Church, and was a member of the Sacred Heart Sodality. Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. F. J. Blakeney in S.S. Peter and Paul's Cathedral at 9 o'clock on Monday morning and the funeral took place at 3 o'clock on Monday afternoon, leaving the Cathedral for the Roman Catholic Cemetery at Kenmore. Rev. Frs. Egan and Blakeney officiated at the graveside.
SMH 3 April 1946
PARKER.-April 1. 1946. at Parramatta. Francis Joseph, relict of Ethel Sophia Parker and loved father of Veronica (Mrs. Curlier). Bernard, and Joseph, and brother of Blanche (Mrs. Kefed. of Redfern) and Thomas of Redfern. Redfern, aged 70 years. R.I.P.
Children of ETHEL MACDONELL and FRANCIS PARKER are: i. FRANCIS 5 PARKER, b. 1910, Crookwell NSW; d. 24 Apr 1910, Murrumburrah NSW. Baptism: 25 Jan 1910, Crookwell NSW
ii. COLIN PARKER, b. 1910, Crookwell NSW; d. 01 May 1910, Murrumburrah NSW. Baptism: 25 Jan 1910, Crookwell NSW
iii. JOSEPH PARKER, b. 07 Oct 1911, Crookwell NSW; d. 05 Dec 1960, Goulburn NSW; m. GLADYS JANE CALLAN, 1941, Sydney NSW; b. 1914; d. 07 Jun 1990, Goulburn NSW.
Name PARKER, JOSEPH Service Australian Army Service Number N472650 Date of Birth 7 Oct 1911 Place of Birth CROOKWELL, NSW Date of Enlistment 4 Sep 1941 Locality on Enlistment CAPTAINS FLAT, NSW Place of Enlistment CAPTAINS FLAT, NSW Next of Kin PARKER, J Date of Discharge 20 Sep 1945 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 14 BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
iv. BERNARD JAMES PARKER, b. 1914, Crookwell NSW.
St George Leader. PARKER Bernard James (Bernie) PARKER Bernard James (Bernie) August 19, 2006 Late of Sylvania. Beloved husband of Maud. Aged 82 Years Heading for a hole in one! Bernie's family and friends are invited to attend his Funeral Service to be held at Olsens Chapel, 691 Old Princes Highway, Sutherland on Thursday August 24, 2006 at 12 noon.
v. VERONICA MARY PARKER, b. 1918, Crookwell NSW; m. GEORGE REGINALD CUZNER, 1940, Petersham, NSW; b. 1915; d. 28 Jul 2006, Royal Hobart Hospital.
50. BEATRICE ANN 4 MACDONELL (THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 11 Oct 1889 in Rosevale, Crookwell NSW, and died 29 Oct 1983 in Sydney NSW. She married CLINTON THOMAS CAMERON TERRY 1911 in Murrumburrah NSW. He was born 1883, and died 13 Aug 1961 in Lakemba NSW.
Children of BEATRICE MACDONELL and CLINTON TERRY are: 98. i. CLINTON EDWIN 5 TERRY, b. 23 Sep 1912, Cootamundra NSW; d. 12 Aug 1973, Yagoona NSW. ii. RAYMOND OSWALD TERRY, b. 1913, Cootamundra NSW; d. 04 Jun 1997, Gardenview Nursing Home, Merrylands, formerly of Leeton. iii. EVA 'ENA' M TERRY, b. 1917, Cootamundra NSW.
51. OSWALD 4 MACDONELL (THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 25 Dec 1899 in Rosevale, Crookwell NSW, and died 10 Jun 1973 in Crookwell NSW. He married EVELYN BARBARA ELDRIDGE 19 May 1923 in Crookwell NSW Rg.8143. She was born 15 Aug 1898 in Chatsbury Taralga NSW Rg.34940, and died 16 May 1969 in Crookwell District Hospital NSW.
OSWALD MACDONELL: Burial: Crookwell Cemetery
MacDonell, EVYLYN BARBARA, FEMALE, 69 YEARS 16 MAY 1969 DIS HOS CWL, 6 CARR STR CWL CHATSBURY NSW WILLIAM ELDRIDGE, STATION MANAGER, UNKNOWN WEAVER CWL NSW, 22 YEARS, OSWELL MacDonell, MARRIED JOYCE 43, DONALD W 41, NONE DEC OS MacDonell, WIDOWER, 6 CARR STR CWL ARTERIOSCLEROTIC HEART DISEASE, YEARS, KEITH F BECK REG 17 MAY 1969, COFE CEM CWL, BERNARD KENNEDY D TURNBULL, COFE, RUSSELL A O’BRIEN, N TOOLE J P CROKER, 19 MAY 1969 NB WILLIAM ELDRIDGE 2ND M 11.8.1884 ELIZABETH WEAVERS, WM ELDRIDGE 1ST M 1. JANE GORDON 1859 Cause of death: Heart disease
EVELYN BARBARA ELDRIDGE: Burial: 17 May 1969, Crookwell NSW
Children of OSWALD MACDONELL and EVELYN ELDRIDGE are: 99. i. JOYCE F 5 MACDONNELL, b. 29 Dec 1923, Crookwell NSW; d. 19 Dec 2012, "Leeston" Woodhouselee NSW. 100. ii. DONALD WILLIAM MACDONELL, b. 17 Jan 1926, Goulburn NSW.
Generation No. 5
52. IDA 'VERA' 5 PAINTER (HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1898 in Woodhouselee NSW, and died 17 Aug 1979 in Binda NSW. She married OSCAR STANLEY BRANSON 04 Jul 1928 in Crookwell NSW Rg.. He was born 27 Oct 1894 in Binda NSW Rg.11634, the son of William E Branson & Mary Maria Pagett, and he died 17 Aug 1962 in Crookwell District Hospital.
IDA 'VERA' PAINTER: Baptism: 09 Dec 1900, Binda NSW
OSCAR STANLEY BRANSON: 17 AUGUST 1962 DIS HOS CWL USUAL RES GLENARA CROOKED CORNER B BINDA WILLIAM BRANSON, GRAZ, MARY PAGETT M BINDA, 32 YEARS, IDA VERA PAINTER, MARRIED ISSUE: EDNA M 33, HENRY W 30, NONE DEC INF I BRANSON, WIDOW, GLENARA, CROOKED CORNER PARKINSONS DISEASE, 4 YEARS M V MUTTON, REG BUR 18 AUG 1962 COFE CEM BINDA, BERNARD KENNEDY EDGAR ROLFE, COFE, W W FRASER, J N FRASER W J HOLDER-KEEPING, 30 AUG 1962
OSCAR STANLEY BRANSON: Occupation: Grazier Cause of death: Parkinsons disease Burial: 18 Aug 1962, C/E Cemetery Binda
Children of IDA PAINTER and OSCAR BRANSON are: 101. i. EDNA MAY 6 BRANSON, b. 1929, Crookwell NSW; d. 27 Aug 1982, Crookwell District Hospital. 102. ii. HENRY WILLIAM BRANSON, b. 14 Oct 1931, "Myrtleville", NSW. 53. CECILIA GERTRUDE 5 PAINTER (HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 06 Jun 1900 in Markdale, Binda NSW, and died 05 Apr 1984 in Crookwell District Hospital NSW. She married ERNEST GEORGE CLEMENTS 18 Oct 1922 in Crookwell NSW Rg.17589. He was born 07 Jan 1900 in 'Fairview', and died 01 May 1989 in Crookwell District Hospital NSW.
Crookwell Gazette Tuesday 10.4.1984 Cecelia Gertrude Clements The death occurred on 5 April 1984 at Crookwell District Hospital of Mrs. Cecelia Gertrude Clements of 73 Cowper Street, Crookwell NSW and formerly of "Burwood" Binda. She was 83 years of age. Mrs. Clements is survived by her husband Ernest and family Ray and Beryl, Leo and June, Ken (Dec) and Jill, all of "Burwood" Binda and Marie and James Hearn of Wrens Nest, Tuena. A service was held in the Methodist Church, Crookwell NSW on Friday
CECILIA GERTRUDE PAINTER: Baptism: 09 Dec 1900, Binda NSW Burial: 06 Apr 1984, Uniting Cemetery Crookwell
ERNEST GEORGE CLEMENTS: Burial: Methodist Cemetery Crookwell
Children of CECILIA PAINTER and ERNEST CLEMENTS are: 103. i. RAY EDWIN 6 CLEMENTS, b. 13 Jul 1923, Montrose Crookwell NSW. 104. ii. KENNETH GEORGE CLEMENTS, b. 08 May 1925, Crookwell NSW; d. 29 Oct 1975, Woolbrook Station. 105. iii. LEO ERNEST CLEMENTS, b. 24 Nov 1930, Crookwell NSW. 106. iv. MAREE GERTRUDE CLEMENTS, b. 04 Nov 1936, Crookwell NSW; Stepchild.
54. WILLIAM JOSEPH 5 PAINTER (HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 20 Sep 1903 in Markdale, Binda NSW, and died 04 Jun 1990 in Goulburn Base Hospital. He married LILA ANNE MUFFETT 1941 in Goulburn NSW. She was born 1906 in Hay NSW, and died 19 Apr 1985 in Crookwell District Hospital.
WILLIAM JOSEPH PAINTER: Baptism: 13 Dec 1903, Binda NSW Burial: Anglican Cemetery Binda
Child of WILLIAM PAINTER and LILA MUFFETT is: 107. i. PETER HENRY 6 PAINTER, b. 25 Feb 1942, Crookwell NSW.
55. DULCIE EDITH 5 PAINTER (HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 09 Sep 1905 in Markdale, Binda NSW, and died 08 Feb 1990 in Goulburn NSW. She married WILLIAM 'NEAL' PAGETT 28 Jun 1933 in Crookwell NSW. He was born 13 May 1905 in Crookwell NSW Rg.12647, and died 20 Jul 1980 in Queen Street, Goulburn.
DULCIE EDITH PAINTER: Baptism: 16 Feb 1906, Binda NSW
WILLIAM 'NEAL' PAGETT: Baptised: 21 Jun 1905, St James C/E Binda
Children of DULCIE PAINTER and WILLIAM PAGETT are: 108. i. BERYL NORMA 6 PAGETT, b. 08 May 1934, Myrtleville, Crookwell NSW; d. 15 Aug 1999, Liverpool Hospital NSW. 109. ii. GARY NEIL PAGETT, b. 19 Aug 1942, Crookwell NSW; d. 12 May 1979, St John of God Hospital, Goulburn.
56. LAURA EDNA 5 PAINTER (HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 05 Aug 1907 in Markdale, Binda NSW, and died 21 Mar 1960 in Crookwell District Hospital NSW. She married ALEXANDER JOSEPH CARRUTHERS 1938 in St. James Anglican Church, Binda NSW. He was born 1906 in Carcoar NSW Rg. 22752, and died 09 Aug 1988 in Kenmore, Goulburn.
CARRUTHERS, LAURA EDNA FEMALE 52 YEARS D 24 MARCH 1960 DIS HOS CWL USUAL RES CAREVA BINDA B BINDA HAROLD PAINTER, GRAZ, ALICE DIANE DRAIN M BINDA, 30 YEARS, ALEXANDER JOSEPH CARRUTHERS, MARRIED ISSUE DAWN P 16, RUSSELL D 15, NONE DEC INF A J CARRUTHERS, WIDOWER, CAREVA BINDA CARCINOMA OF OVERY 9 MONTHS, M V MUTTON, REG BUR 25 MARCH 1960 COFE CEM BINDA BERNARD KENNEDY EDGAR J ROLFE, COFE, CECIL TREACY, N W GRAY P R CALLAGHAN, 1 APRIL 1960
LAURA EDNA PAINTER: Baptism: 11 Dec 1907, Binda NSW
ALEXANDER JOSEPH CARRUTHERS: Burial: Binda Cemetery
Children of LAURA PAINTER and ALEXANDER CARRUTHERS are: 110. i. RUSSELL DEREK 6 CARRUTHERS, b. 1943, Crookwell NSW. 111. ii. DAWN PEREAN CARRUTHERS, b. 03 Jun 1942, Crookwell NSW.
57. LESLIE HENRY 5 PAINTER (HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 18 Dec 1909 in Markdale NSW Rg.1910-9451 Tuena, and died 19 Nov 1992 in Alexandra, Victoria. He married FREDA DOROTHY ELVINS 13 Jun 1942 in St. Andrews Anglican Church Markdale NSW. She was born 1914 in Blanket Flat NSW Rg.30230 Trunkey, and died 04 Mar 2009 in Victoria.
LESLIE HENRY PAINTER: Baptism: 29 Jan 1910, Binda NSW Occupation: Engineer, Melbourne, Victoria. Parents: Henry Thomas Painter, Grazier and Alice Elizabeth Drain. Burial: 20 Nov 1992, Lawn Cemetery, Alexandra, Victoria
FREDA DOROTHY ELVINS: Parents: Samuel Elvins, Farmer, and Amelia Howard
Children of LESLIE PAINTER and FREDA ELVINS are: 112. i. ANNE LESLEY 6 PAINTER, b. 02 Feb 1947, Alexandra, Victoria. 113. ii. JOAN EDITH PAINTER, b. 15 Jun 1950, Alexandra, Victoria.
58. BLANCHE 5 PAINTER (GEORGE ERNEST 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1912 in Warialda NSW. She married THOMAS MICHAEL COLBY 1936 in Inverell NSW.
Children of BLANCHE PAINTER and THOMAS COLBY are: i. MARIE BLANCHE 6 COLBY. ii. JAMES COLBY. iii. PATRICK BEDE COLBY.
59. MAY 5 PAINTER (GEORGE ERNEST 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1918 in Warialda NSW, and died 05 Jun 2008 in Inverell NSW. She married RONALD FRANCIS MCCOSKER 1939 in Inverell NSW. He was born 12 Oct 1914 in Inverell NSW, and died 26 Aug 1978 in Inverell NSW.
Name MCCOSKER, RONALD FRANCIS Service Royal Australian Air Force Service Number 64525 Date of Birth 12 Oct 1914 Place of Birth INVERELL, NSW Date of Enlistment 11 May 1942 Locality on Enlistment INVERELL Place of Enlistment SYDNEY, NSW Next of Kin MCCOSKER, MAY Date of Discharge 5 Oct 1945 Rank Leading Aircraftman Posting at Discharge 13 AIRCRAFT REPAIR DEPOT WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
Children of MAY PAINTER and RONALD MCCOSKER are: i. 56 MCCOSKER. ii. PATRICIA JOSEPHINE MCCOSKER.
60. WILLIAM RICHARD 5 BARKER (ALICE SOPHIA EMILY 4 PAINTER, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 03 Apr 1891 in Goulburn NSW, and died 17 Jul 1979 in Newtown NSW. He married (1) ELIZABETH WINIFRED ACKLING 1914 in Randwick NSW. She was born 1895 in Waverley NSW, and died Bef. 1940. He married (2) MARION FLORENCE MCCONACHY 1942 in Sydney NSW.
WILLIAM RICHARD BARKER: WW1
Evening News Friday 3 January 1930 p 5 Article
..WIFE'S FEARS HUSBAND BOUND OVER WILLIAM RICHARD BARKER was bound over at Hornsby Court on his own recognizance of £10, to keep the peace towards his wife, Elizabeth Winifred Barker, for six months. According to the wife's story, defendant, who was living apart from her went to the house in spite of her knowledge.
Children of WILLIAM BARKER and ELIZABETH ACKLING are: i. WINIFRED BEATRICE 6 BARKER, b. 1914, Ashfield NSW. ii. ARTHUR DANIEL BARKER, b. 17 Jul 1917, Rhodes NSW.
Service Record Name BARKER, ARTHUR DANIEL Service Australian Army Service Number N118403 Date of Birth 17 Jul 1917 Place of Birth RHODES Date of Enlistment 22 Feb 1939 Locality on Enlistment Unknown Place of Enlistment EASTWOOD, NSW Next of Kin BARKER, ELIZABETH Date of Discharge 16 Dec 1943 Rank Private Posting at Discharge H Q 7 M D WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
114. iii. SIDNEY WILLIAM BARKER, b. 27 Jul 1925, Katoomba NSW.
61. ANNIE FRANCES ADA 5 BARKER (ALICE SOPHIA EMILY 4 PAINTER, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1892 in Goulburn NSW, and died 18 Jan 1972 in Granville NSW. She married WALTER REGINALD JOHN LILLIEBRIDGE 1912 in Parramatta NSW. He died 1935 in Randwick NSW.
ANNIE FRANCES ADA BARKER: Burial: 20 Jan 1972, Rookwood Crematorium
SMH 11 Oct 1919 VOLUNTARY SEQUESTRATION. Walter Reginald John Lilliebridge, of Bourke-street, Surry Hills, Sydney, carpenter. Mr. W. II. Palmer, official assigner
Children of ANNIE BARKER and WALTER LILLIEBRIDGE are: i. ANNIE JEAN 6 LILLIEBRIDGE, b. 03 Sep 1913, Portland-street, Enfield NSW; m. WILLIAM JOHN ROBBINS, 1947, Sydney NSW; d. 25 Nov 1965, Granville NSW.
SMH 9 Sept 1913
LILLIEBRIDGE. —September 3, 1913, at their residence, Portland Street, Enfield, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reginald Lilliebridge, a daughter (Annie Jean). Both doing well.
ii. DAVID LILLIEBRIDGE. iii. JOYCE LORRAINE LILLIEBRIDGE, m. ARTHUR ALBERT GIDDINGS, 1939, Redfern NSW.
62. EMILY ALICE MAY 5 BARKER (ALICE SOPHIA EMILY 4 PAINTER, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1894 in Goulburn NSW, and died 17 Jan 1973 in Mascot NSW. She married ALBERT GEORGE BAKER 1916 in Redfern NSW. He was born 1895, and died 12 Sep 1959 in at R.G.H. Concord, late of Mascot.
Children of EMILY BARKER and ALBERT BAKER are: i. WILLIAM GEORGE 6 BAKER, b. 12 Jan 1927, Mascot NSW; m. VALERIE.
Name BAKER, WILLIAM GEORGE Service Australian Army Service Number NX205658 Date of Birth 12 Jan 1927 Place of Birth MASCOT, NSW Date of Enlistment 23 Jan 1945 Locality on Enlistment MASCOT, NSW Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin BAKER, ALICE Date of Discharge 23 Jan 1947 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 8 ARMY ORDNANCE DEPOT WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
ii. ERNEST JOHN BAKER, m. (1) HAZEL; m. (2) LORRAINE GRIFFITHS, 1959, Sydney NSW. iii. LORRAINE BAKER. iv. ALICE JEAN BAKER, m. RAYMOND PERCIVAL OBERMAN, 1943, Redfern NSW; d. 02 Sep 1990, late of Buff Point, formerly of Guildford.
63. ANGUS JOHN 5 BLACK (MINNIE 4 PAINTER, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1914 in Petersham NSW. He married (1) MARY MOSS 1937 in Forbes NSW. He married (2) EVA MAY BATTY 1956 in Tamworth NSW.
Child of ANGUS BLACK and EVA BATTY is: i. GARRY PETER 6 BLACK.
64. WALTER FRANK BERTIE 5 PITTY (WALTER JOHN 4, MARTHA 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1897 in St Peters NSW, and died 24 Dec 1979 in Rockdale NSW. He married (1) GLADYS MELVILLE CHAMBERS 1921 in Rockdale NSW. She was born 1900, and died 22 Dec 1924 in Paddington NSW. He married (2) BONNIE SYBIL SYLVIA STURAT SAUNDERS 1946 in Mosman NSW. She died 31 Jan 1997 in Springwood NSW.
Child of WALTER PITTY and GLADYS CHAMBERS is: 115. i. PORTIA GWENDOLINE NORMA 6 PITTY, b. 16 Dec 1924; d. 02 Dec 2012.
65. WILLIAM HAROLD 5 ARCHER (WILLIAM 4, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1889 in Forbes NSW, and died 21 Dec 1968 in Parkes NSW. He married ANNIE ELLEN BLANCHE MUNDAY 1909 in Forbes NSW. She was born 1890, and died 07 Jun 1961 in Parkes NSW.
Children of WILLIAM ARCHER and ANNIE MUNDAY are: i. ALICE MAY 6 ARCHER, b. 1909, Cargo NSW; d. 13 Sep 1999; m. CHARLES L KELLY, 1929, Parkes NSW. ii. HAROLD ARCHER, b. 17 Aug 1916, Parkes NSW; d. 02 Dec 1992, Parkes NSW; m. ANNA THEODORA EVANS, 1935, Parkes NSW; b. 10 Sep 1915; d. 10 Aug 1998, Parkes NSW.
Service Record Name ARCHER, HAROLD Service Australian Army Service Number NX54533 Date of Birth 17 Aug 1916 Place of Birth PARKES, NSW Date of Enlistment 2 Jul 1940 Locality on Enlistment BUSHMANS HILL Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin ARCHER, ANNA Date of Discharge 23 Oct 1945 Rank Lance Sergeant Posting at Discharge 2/19 AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
iii. RUBY G ARCHER, b. 1914, Parkes NSW; m. KENNETH J A'HEARNE, 1930, Parkes NSW. iv. KEITH VALENTINE JOHN ARCHER, b. 10 Apr 1930, Parkes NSW; d. 26 Oct 2002, Parkes NSW.
66. JAMES ALFRED 5 ARCHER (WILLIAM 4, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1895 in Forbes NSW, and died 29 Nov 1950 in 45 Stoddart Street, Bankstown NSW. He married HILDA GWENDOLINE HARRIS 1917 in Parkes NSW. She was born 1897, and died 25 Dec 1997 in Ballina NSW.
: SMH 30 Nov 1950 ARCHER, James Alfred.-November 29, 1950, at his residence. 45 Stoddart Street, Lakemba, dearly loved husband of Hilda Gwendoline Archer, and dear father of Alfred, Vivian, Eunice, Jean, Betty. Jessie, Mona and Robert, In his 55th year. At rest. JAMES ALFRED ARCHER: Burial: 30 Nov 1950, C of E Rookwood
Children of JAMES ARCHER and HILDA HARRIS are: 116. i. ALFRED JAMES 6 ARCHER, b. 1918; d. 16 Sep 2005, late of Gosford, formerly of Orange NSW. ii. VIVIAN HERBERT ARCHER, b. 15 Sep 1919, Parkes NSW; d. 20 Jan 2009, Parkes NSW; m. VIOLET MARIA NEWTON, 1948, Five Dock NSW; b. 1916; d. 13 Apr 1977, Parkes NSW.
Service Record Name. ARCHER, VIVIAN HERBERT Service Australian Army Service Number N33562 Date of Birth 15 Sep 1919 Place of Birth PARKES, NSW Date of Enlistment 19 Aug 1940 Locality on Enlistment PARKES, NSW Place of Enlistment PARKES, NSW Next of Kin ARCHER, JAMES Date of Discharge 29 Jan 1945 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 54 Battalion WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
iii. EUNICE JOYCE ARCHER, b. Abt. 1920; d. Bef. 1997; m. COLIN GEORGE MYLES, 1941, Canterbury NSW; d. 1981. iv. BETTY ARCHER, b. Abt. 1922; m. JACK. v. APRIL W ARCHER, b. Abt. 1923; d. 1923, Parkes NSW. vi. ARNOLD EDWARD ARCHER, b. Abt. 1925; d. 13 Jul 1925, Parkes NSW. vii. JEAN CORAL ARCHER, b. 1927; d. 14 Aug 2008; m. HAROLD ERIC BECKINSALE, 1947, Canterbury NSW; b. 1925; d. 18 Aug 1979, Belfield NSW. viii. MONA KATHLEEN ARCHER, b. Abt. 1929; m. NORMAN BARRY CREMIN, 1953, Bankstown NSW. 117. ix. JESSIE GWENDOLINE ARCHER, b. 1931; d. 10 Aug 2007, late of Ballina, formerly of Yagoona. x. ROBERT ARCHER, b. Abt. 1932; m. KIM.
67. ANNIE CHRISTINA 5 ARCHER (GEORGE 4, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1908 in Forbes NSW, and died 07 Apr 1976 in Parkes NSW. She married GEORGE ERNEST IFFLAND 1926 in Parkes NSW, son of GEORGE IFFLAND and HEPSIBAH ARCHER. He was born 26 Jan 1906 in Orange NSW, and died 20 Jun 1990 in Parkes NSW.
Name IFFLAND, GEORGE ERNEST Service Australian Army Service Number N386353 Date of Birth 26 Jan 1906 Place of Birth ORANGE, NSW Date of Enlistment 19 Apr 1942 Locality on Enlistment EUGOWRA, NSW Place of Enlistment EUGOWRA, NSW Next of Kin IFFLAND, ANNIE Date of Discharge 30 Jun 1943 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 27 BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
Child of ANNIE ARCHER and GEORGE IFFLAND is: i. BARRY JOHN 6 IFFLAND, d. 1976.
68. DAVID SETH 5 ARCHER (GEORGE 4, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1910 in Forbes NSW. He married DORIS MAY KELLY 1930 in Forbes NSW. She was born 1913, and died 15 Mar 2002 in Forbes NSW.
Children of DAVID ARCHER and DORIS KELLY are: i. MAXWELL MITCHELL 6 ARCHER, d. 1941, Forbes NSW. ii. WILIAM JAMES ARCHER.
69. HENRIETTA MAY 5 ARCHER (GEORGE 4, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1913 in Forbes NSW. She married DONALD JOSEPH RIDDLE 1932 in West Wyalong NSW.
Child of HENRIETTA ARCHER and DONALD RIDDLE is: i. GEORGE HENRY 6 RIDDLE, d. 1973, Cowra NSW.
70. WILLIAM JOHN (JACK) 5 ARCHER (GEORGE 4, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 29 Sep 1915 in Forbes NSW, and died 23 Aug 2012 in Eugowra NSW. He married DORIS EVA 'DORRIE' BROGDEN 1939 in Parkes NSW. She was born 1918, and died 24 Dec 2001 in Eugowra NSW.
Service Record Name ARCHER, WILLIAM JOHN Service Australian Army Service Number N386716 Date of Birth 29 Sep 1915 Place of Birth FORBES, NSW
Children of WILLIAM ARCHER and DORIS BROGDEN are: i. IAN GEOFFREY 6 ARCHER, b. 1945; d. 16 Feb 1973, Eugowra NSW. ii. ALLEN JOHN ARCHER, b. 1947; d. 08 Apr 1972, Eugowra NSW.
71. ELIZABETH EMILY 5 ARCHER (GEORGE 4, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1917 in Forbes NSW, and died in living Berrigan 1980. She married LIONAL JAMES HARVEY 1939 in Orange NSW. He was born 10 Jan 1918 in Forbes NSW.
Name HARVEY, LIONEL JAMES Service Royal Australian Air Force Service Number 130618 Date of Birth 10 Jan 1918 Place of Birth FORBES, NSW Date of Enlistment 2 Feb 1943 Locality on Enlistment BLACKHEATH Place of Enlistment SYDNEY, NSW Next of Kin HARVEY, ELIZABETH Date of Discharge 1 Sep 1947 Rank Leading Aircraftman Posting at Discharge EASTERN AREA HEADQUARTERS WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
Child of ELIZABETH ARCHER and LIONAL HARVEY is: i. FRANCIS JAMES 6 HARVEY, d. 1940, Sydney NSW.
72. EVA JANE 5 FENTON (CHARLOTTE JANE 4 ARCHER, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1896 in Cargo NSW, and died in after 1980. She married JOHN EDMUND FLOOD 1919 in Forbes NSW. He died 1972 in Parramatta NSW.
Children of EVA FENTON and JOHN FLOOD are: i. EUNICE VALERIE 6 FLOOD, d. 23 Jul 2008, Forster NSW; m. EDWIN GARNET PIKE, 1950, Auburn NSW. ii. LEONARD JAMES FLOOD, d. 11 Aug 1997; m. VALDA DOREEN KITCHING, 1955, Auburn NSW. iii. LESLIE JOHN FLOOD, m. BETTY MAY HOPE, 1945, Auburn NSW.
73. BERTHA 5 KELLY (ROSETTA ANN 4 ARCHER, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1900 in Cargo NSW, and died 19 Jul 1988 in Orange NSW. She married FRANK DRAPER LANE 1920 in Orange NSW. He was born 1898, and died 26 Jul 1985 in Orange NSW.
Bertha LANE, died 19.7.1988, Ever loved and sadly missed by the family.
FRANK DRAPER LANE: Frank Draper LANE, died 26.7.1985 age 87, Ever loved and sadly missed by his family.
Children of BERTHA KELLY and FRANK LANE are: i. EDWARD ALFRED 6 LANE, b. 04 Feb 1922, Orange NSW.
Service Record Name LANE, EDWARD ALFRED Service Australian Army Service Number N198598 Date of Birth 4 Feb 1922 Place of Birth ORANGE, NSW Date of Enlistment 5 Nov 1941 Locality on Enlistment ORANGE, NSW Place of Enlistment ORANGE, NSW Next of Kin LANE, FRANK Date of Discharge 11 Apr 1942 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 5 INF BDE (HQ) WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
ii. ALLEN MARK LANE, b. 18 Sep 1920, Orange NSW; d. 1980.
Service Record Name LANE, ALLEN MARK Service Royal Australian Air Force Service Number 421738 Date of Birth 18 Sep 1920 Place of Birth ORANGE, NSW Date of Enlistment 28 Mar 1942 Locality on Enlistment Unknown Place of Enlistment SYDNEY, NSW Next of Kin LANE, FRANK Date of Discharge 19 Mar 1946 Rank Leading Aircraftman Posting at Discharge DARWIN WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
iii. JAMES RONALD LANE, b. Oct 1929, Orange NSW; d. 27 Jun 1930, Orange NSW.
JAMES RONALD LANE: In Loving Memory of James Ronald LANE, died June 27 1930 aged 8 1/2 months. "A bud in Heaven" (see ID's 1558 to 1560).
74. ALICE MAY 5 KELLY (ROSETTA ANN 4 ARCHER, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1902 in Cargo NSW, and died 11 Jun 1985 in late of Macquarie Fields, formerly of Glenfield. She married (1) ERNEST JOSEPH FELL 1920 in Orange NSW (divorced). He was born 1903, and died 1951 in Ingleburn NSW. She married (2) CARL PERCIVAL FARRAWELL 1949 in Liverpool NSW.
The Leader (Liverpool, NSW 10 July 1947 THE COURTS 3 Months for Sixpence
After Ernest Joseph Fell, 43, had pleaded guilty at Liverpool Police Court on Monday last before Mr. Isles P.M. on a charge of stealing half a pint of methylated spirits valued at 6d., Sgt. O'Brien gave evidence that he saw defendant in the waiting room of Glenfield Railway Station last Saturday more or less under the influence. Mr. Geo. Downes had given witness a bottle and had stated that he found defendant in the yard helping himself to the bulk supply of spirits. Defendant admitted the offence. He lived locally and had had no food for some days. Fell was given 3 months hard labour.
Picton Press 3 June 1948 STEALING CHARGE Vagrant Sentenced A man who was remanded for eight days by Mr. R. Nailer, J.P., in the Picton court of petty sessions, Tuesday, on two charges of stealing a blade razor, the property of Darrell Prior, Barber, of Argyle Street, and being a person with insufficient means of support, was later rushed through trial and sentenced to one month's hard labour. He was Ernest Joseph Fell, age 46, and had complained of pains from a lacerated finger. He was examined and ordered to be admitted to hospital immediately, for treatment. He pleaded not guilty to the first charge and claimed that on the second he did not know how to plead. I had the razor in my possession,' he told the magistrate, ''but I don't know how it got there. Fell, who claimed that he was a railway worker, at Clyde, and had a home to go to, later admitted that he had not worked for several months.
Children of ALICE KELLY and ERNEST FELL are: i. CECIL JAMES 6 FELL, b. 05 Mar 1921, Orange NSW; d. 05 May 1971, Macquarie Fields, NSW; m. PHYLLIS HELEN BUCKMAN, 1946, Auburn NSW.
Name FELL, CECIL JAMES Service Australian Army Service Number NX115118 (N250574, N90957) Date of Birth 5 Mar 1921 Place of Birth ORANGE, NSW Date of Enlistment 20 Jul 1942 Locality on Enlistment ALBURY, NSW Place of Enlistment GRETA, NSW Next of Kin FELL, E Date of Discharge 1 Sep 1947 Rank Craftsman Posting at Discharge 347 Light Aid Detachment WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
ii. HELEN FELL. iii. JAMES ROLAND FELL, b. 24 Jul 1922, Orange NSW; m. RITA JOYCE HAYES, 1949, Liverpool NSW.
Service Record Name FELL, JAMES RONALD Service Australian Army Service Number NX115637 (N211035) Date of Birth 24 Jul 1922 Place of Birth ORANGE, NSW Date of Enlistment 7 Aug 1942 Locality on Enlistment FAIRFIELD, NSW Place of Enlistment SYDNEY, NSW Next of Kin FELL, C Date of Discharge 3 Jul 1946 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 160 AUSTRALIAN GENERAL TRANSPORT WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
iv. RONALD ERNEST FELL, b. 1924; d. 08 Sep 1989, Bondi Beach NSW; m. (1) EDNA BERYL; m. (2) MARY BEATRICE BUNKER, 1946, Liverpool NSW (divorced); b. 1926; d. 20 Nov 2010, Mount Hutton NSW.
: FELL MARY BEATRICE 20th November 2010
MARY BEATRICE 20th November 2010 Aged 84 Years. Of Mount Hutton Dearly loved mother and mother-in-law of WENDY and MIKE CHRISTOFFELSZ, TREVOR and DONNA FELL, much loved Nana of CRAIG and MARNEY, JOHN, ROBERT and ALISON, KIRK and MEAGHAN, ERIN, MARISSA, and MICHAEL and cherished great Nan of LAURA and AIDEN.
Close to our hearts she will always stay loved and remembered everyday Family and Friends are invited to attend Mary's Funeral Service to be held in the Chapel of Lake Macquarie Memorial Park Crematorium, Cessnock Rd, Ryhope on FRIDAY 26th November 2010 commencing at 11am. In lieu of flowers, a donation in Mary’s memory to the McGrath Foundation may be made at the Service. Australian Family Owned & Operated FDA of NSW
v. KEITH JOSEPH FELL, m. JEAN BOLLARD, 1946, Campbelltown NSW; b. 1927; d. 19 May 2010, Macquarie Fields NSW. vi. NOEL FELL, m. GLADYS.
75. MABEL 5 IFFLAND (HEPSIBAH 4 ARCHER, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1904 in Orange NSW, and died 21 May 1970 in Parkes NSW. She married VINCENT WALTER GOSPER 07 Apr 1926 in St George, Parkes NSW. He was born 1901 in Manildra, NSW, and died 28 May 1967 in Orange Base Hospital NSW.
MABEL IFFLAND: Burial: 23 May 1970, Parkes Cemetery
VINCENT WALTER GOSPER: Burial: Parkes Cemetery
Children of MABEL IFFLAND and VINCENT GOSPER are: i. BERYL GRACE 6 GOSPER, b. 04 Oct 1928. ii. LEONARD EDWIN GOSPER, b. 02 Sep 1930.
76. DAISY 5 IFFLAND (HEPSIBAH 4 ARCHER, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 15 Jun 1908 in Cargo NSW, and died 26 Dec 1981 in Orange Base Hospital NSW. She married OWEN MARTIN GOSPER 26 Nov 1927 in St George, Parkes NSW. He was born 29 Oct 1906, and died 22 Dec 1969 in Parkes NSW.
Children of DAISY IFFLAND and OWEN GOSPER are: i. GORDON MARTIN 6 GOSPER, b. 10 Apr 1928, Parkes NSW. ii. ELLA MAY GOSPER, b. 23 Jun 1930, Parkes NSW; d. 17 Jul 1977, Parkes NSW. iii. HAZEL FAY GOSPER, b. 25 Jun 1931, Parkes NSW. iv. COLIN MAURICE GOSPER, b. 10 May 1932, Parkes NSW; d. 19 Nov 1980, Orange Base Hospital NSW. v. HEATHER RAE GOSPER, b. 07 Jan 1942, Parkes NSW.
77. GEORGE ERNEST 5 IFFLAND (HEPSIBAH 4 ARCHER, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 26 Jan 1906 in Orange NSW, and died 20 Jun 1990 in Parkes NSW. He married ANNIE CHRISTINA ARCHER 1926 in Parkes NSW, daughter of GEORGE ARCHER and EVA MATHIAS. She was born 1908 in Forbes NSW, and died 07 Apr 1976 in Parkes NSW.
Name IFFLAND, GEORGE ERNEST Service Australian Army Service Number N386353 Date of Birth 26 Jan 1906 Place of Birth ORANGE, NSW Date of Enlistment 19 Apr 1942 Locality on Enlistment EUGOWRA, NSW Place of Enlistment EUGOWRA, NSW Next of Kin IFFLAND, ANNIE Date of Discharge 30 Jun 1943 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 27 BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
Child is listed above under (67) Annie Christina Archer.
78. EILEEN MARY 5 MALLEN (NELLIE SOPHIA 4 PAINTER, JOSEPH 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1901 in Cobar NSW, and died 19 Mar 1946 in Kogarah NSW. She married CHARLES WARREN KEARNEY 1920 in Newtown NSW. He died 14 Aug 1955 in Sydney NSW.
Children of EILEEN MALLEN and CHARLES KEARNEY are: i. CHARLES WARREN 6 KEARNEY, b. 29 Mar 1923, Paddington NSW; m. VALDA DAWN HARRISON, 1944, Kogarah NSW; b. 1924; d. 22 Apr 1992, Fairfield NSW.
Name KEARNEY, CHARLES WARREN Service Australian Army Service Number 26577 (NX93923) Date of Birth 29 Mar 1923 Place of Birth PADDINGTON, NSW Date of Enlistment 30 Mar 1942 Locality on Enlistment KOGARAH Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin KEARNEY, CHARLES Date of Discharge 2 Jan 1946 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 1 AUST NAVAL BOMB GRP WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
ii. THERESE KEARNEY, m. RAYMOND. iii. PATRICIA KEARNEY. iv. KATHLEEN KEARNEY.
79. JAMES 5 MALLEN (NELLIE SOPHIA 4 PAINTER, JOSEPH 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1907 in Woonona NSW, and died 14 Feb 1987 in Sydney NSW. He married (1) MARY MARGARET. She was born 1903, and died 27 Nov 1985 in Sydney NSW. He married (2) LORNA MERLE ENGLERT 1932 in Newtown NSW. She was born 1912, and died 09 Oct 1969 in Punchbowl NSW.
Children of JAMES MALLEN and LORNA ENGLERT are: i. NANCY 6 MALLEN. ii. PAULINE MALLEN. iii. JAMES GEOFFREY MALLEN, b. 1938; d. 25 Feb 1956, Newtown NSW. iv. BEVERLEY MALLEN.
80. DANIEL FRANCIS 5 MALLEN (NELLIE SOPHIA 4 PAINTER, JOSEPH 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1911 in Helensburgh NSW, and died 03 Jul 1971 in Tweed Heads NSW. He married ROZETTA MARJORIE SMITH 1934 in Marrickville NSW. She was born 1912, and died 09 May 1995 in late of Dapto, formerly of Marrickville.
Children of DANIEL MALLEN and ROZETTA SMITH are: i. CECILIA GLADYS 6 MALLEN, m. JOHN LEO DALY, 1958, Marrickville NSW. ii. VICTOR FRANCIS J W MALLEN, m. ANN FLORENCE GILMORE, 1962, Tweed Heads NSW.
81. LANCELOT 'ROY' 5 LUMLEY (OLIVE MARY 4 PAINTER, JOSEPH 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 02 Feb 1906 in Tarrawarra NSW, and died 1968 in Newtown NSW. He married ETHEL MARY NANCARROW 1933 in Newtown NSW. She was born 1908, and died 31 Dec 1963 in Newtown NSW.
Name LUMLEY, LANCELOT ROY Service Australian Army Service Number N468491 Date of Birth 2 Feb 1906 Place of Birth TARRAWARRA, NSW Date of Enlistment 29 Jun 1942 Locality on Enlistment NEWTOWN, NSW Place of Enlistment FOREST LODGE, NSW Next of Kin LUMLEY, ETHEL Date of Discharge 30 Sep 1945 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 10 BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS PART TIME DUTY WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
ETHEL MARY NANCARROW: Burial: 02 Jan 1964, C of E Cemetery Rookwood
Children of LANCELOT LUMLEY and ETHEL NANCARROW are: i. LOIS 6 LUMLEY. ii. GORDON ROBERT LUMLEY. iii. RAYMOND LUMLEY. iv. KEVIN LUMLEY.
82. DULCIE MONA 5 PAINTER (GEORGE OSWALD 4, JOSEPH 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1915 in Newtown NSW, and died 08 Jun 2003 in North Ryde NSW. She married FREDERICK EDWARD JOHN STEARMAN 1946 in Crookwell NSW. He was born 1913, and died 16 Aug 1998 in North Ryde NSW.
Child of DULCIE PAINTER and FREDERICK STEARMAN is: 118. i. ANNE 6 STEARMAN.
83. ADA HOPE 5 WEIR (ADA GRACE 4 PAINTER, WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1909 in Goulburn NSW, and died 1964 in Murrumburrah NSW. She married JAMES THOMAS 1928 in Goulburn NSW. He died 1971 in Murrumburrah NSW.
ADA HOPE WEIR: Baptism: 10 Dec 1909, Goulburn NSW
Children of ADA WEIR and JAMES THOMAS are: i. JOHN ALBERT 6 THOMAS. ii. MAUREEN EILEEN THOMAS.
84. JESSIE LENA 5 PAINTER (JOSEPH 4, WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 01 Feb 1914 in Goulburn, NSW, and died 22 Aug 2009 in Christ Church, West Goulburn NSW. She married ERIC GORDON CRAMP 30 Apr 1938 in Goulburn, NSW. He was born 25 Jul 1910 in Crooked Corner, NSW, and died 28 Oct 1994 in Crookwell, NSW.
JESSIE LENA PAINTER: Baptism: 15 May 1914, Goulburn NSW
JESSIE PAINTER and ERIC CRAMP: Goulburn Penny Post 25 May 1938
At Christ Church, West Goulburn, the wedding was celebrated on Saturday, April 10 of Jessie Lena eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Painter of Horne Square, Goulburn and Eric Gordon, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Cramp, of Ada Street Goulburn. Rev Archdeacon Pike officiated, and Miss Nott presided at the organ. The bride, who was given away by her father, attended in a smart navy tailored, costume with matching accessories, and also wore a set of Canadian fox furs, the gift of her mother. She was attended by Miss Daphne Cramp (sister of the groom) and Miss Constance Painter (sister of the bride), who were frocked alike in silver grey costumes with navy blue accessories. Mr. Lindsay Painter was best man, and Mr Tom Cramp was groomsman. The bride's gift was a travelling rug, and the groom's presents comprised a cheque to the bride and. Cut glass powder bowls to the bridesmaids. The reception was held at the, home of the bride's parents, where Mr A. McCulloch presided. Mr. and Mrs. Cramp will make their home in Goulburn.
Children of JESSIE PAINTER and ERIC CRAMP are: 119. i. MARGARET YVONNE 6 CRAMP, b. 04 Nov 1939, Goulburn, NSW. ii. ALLAN JAMES CRAMP, b. 30 May 1944, Goulburn, NSW; d. 25 Dec 1987, Goulburn, NSW. Not Married
120. iii. WILLIAM 'REX' CRAMP, b. 23 Sep 1946, Goulburn, NSW.
85. BETTY CONSTANCE 5 PAINTER (JOSEPH 4, WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1915, and died 02 Mar 2010 in Goulburn NSW. She married KELVIN DELL 22 Sep 1945 in St Saviours Cathedral, Goulburn NSW. He was born 1921, and died 24 Apr 1990 in Goulburn NSW.
Goulburn Penny Post 17 Sept 1945 PRESENTATIONS At the office of the District Superintendent of .Railways, presentations were made to Miss Marjory O'Brien and Miss Connie Painter. Miss O'Brien is changing her home to Parramatta, while Miss Painter is about to be married. The former was' given a utility set and the latter a set of cutlery.
Examiner Launceston, Tas 31 March 1941 KILLED WHEN HIT
HIT BY TAXI Soldier and Girl SYDNEY, Sunday.-Private Harold Gilmore, of Sydney, and Irene Taylor (20), of Goulburn, were killed when a taxi cab struck them as they were walking along Hume Highway near Goulburn last night. Private Matthew Armstrong and Constance Painter (16), of Goulburn, who were walking with them, were injured and admitted to Goulburn Hospital suffering from cuts, bruises and shock. They were returning to Goulburn from a dance
Goulburn Penny Post 25 Oct 1945 Weddings
DELL-PAINTER
St. Saviour's Cathedral was decorated with pink spring blossoms for the wedding on Saturday, September, 22, at 7 p.m., of Connie. youngest daughter of Mrs. M. Painter and the late Mr. J. Painter, of Horne Square. Goulburn, to Kelvin, eldest son of Mr. D Dell and the late Mrs. Dell, of Armidale. Rev. Edwards officiated. Mr. Arthur Larcombe. an Uncle of the bride escorted her up the aisle. The bridal gown was of silk chiffon, 'cut on slender lines, with a satin bodice and low cut scalloped neckline, and broad scalloped shoulder line. Her embroidered tulle veil was lent by Mrs. T. O'Grady, and she carried camellias, stock and pale pink hyacinths. The bridesmaid. Miss Corela ("Bobbie") Wallace, and flower girl, Margaret Cramp, niece of the bride, were dressed alike in white with fitting bodices of white cloque, and full skirt of silk chiffon and heart-shaped necklines. They also wore pale pink Dutch caps, with mittens in the same shade of lace over taffeta. Their flowers were pink stocks and hyacinths. The frocks of the wedding party were made by the bride's sister, Mrs. E. Cramp. Mr. D. Cotton was, the best man, and the wedding was fully choral, with Mr F Howard Ussher at the organ. The reception was, held at the Fireside Inn, where about 76 guests were received by the bride's mother who chose a frock of pale blue romaine, with black accessories. The bride travelled in a navy and red suit with matching accessories, and the honeymoon was spent in Sydney and Armidale. Mr. and Mrs. Dell intend making their home in Goulburn
Children of BETTY PAINTER and KELVIN DELL are: i. ALLAN RAYMOND 6 DELL. ii. BRYAN DAVID DELL. iii. RODNEY NOEL DELL.
86. WILLIAM LINDSAY 5 PAINTER (JOSEPH 4, WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 25 Sep 1915 in Goulburn NSW, and died 26 Jun 1965 in Flat 3 /10 Platts Avenue Belmore, formerly of Goulburn. He married (1) CATHERINE GWENDOLINE GANNON 1938 in Goulburn NSW (Divorced). He married (2) RUBY HEATH 1951 in Taree NSW.
WILLIAM LINDSAY PAINTER: Baptism: 27 Oct 1915, Goulburn NSW
Goulburn Evening Post 23 April 1931 WASHED TO SEA
GOULBURN ADVENTURERSBATEMAN'S BAY, Thursday Lindsay Painter and Garnett Branson, both about 16 years of age,-and residents of Goulburn; went out in a flat-bottomed boat on the river. They suddenly lost the rowlocks of the boat; and were being carried out to sea by a strong tide: The boys shouts for help attracted the attention of residents. Messrs. A. Patred and O. Pickett commandeered a rowing boat and pulled out to the boys who were rescued when their boat was very close to the bar.
PAINTER William Lindsay Goulburn 1 May 1939 Larceny Break Enter and Steal
Goulburn Evening Post 1 May 1939 COMMITTED FOR TRIAL
At the Goulburn Police Court this morning Lindsay Painter, 23 and John Alwyn Marshall, 24, wore committed for trial at the next sitting of the Goulburn Quarter Sessions on a charge of house-breaking
Goulburn Evening Post 16 May 1939 Charge Struck Out By Police
At the Goulburn Police Court yesterday Lindsay Painter, 23, was discharged on a count off also pretences at Goulburn on March 28. It had been alleged that Painter who was recently committed for trial at the next sitting of the Goulburn Quarter Sessions on another charge had, by means of false pretences obtained four bags of potatoes, valued at £7/10/, the property of the. Goulburn Produce Pty., Ltd. From Edward Lyall Cooper, with intent to defraud. When the case as called Inspector Sweeney said that the police had no evidence to offer and the defendant was discharged
Goulburn Evening Post 3 Feb 1949
Magistrate Warns Drunken Riders Mr. Paton, S.M., in Goulburn Court this week warned that in the future persons convicted of riding bicycles while under the influence could not expect leniency from him.. The magistrate declared: "I think these people are a definite danger to all traffic" In Goulburn, even bicycles ridden by people not under the influence are often a danger.
Before the court was William Lindsay Painter, bricklayer, who was charged with having ridden a bicycle while under the influence on January 22. Constable C. Harris said he saw Painter riding his bicycle in an erratic manner in Auburn Street between Verner and Clinton Streets Painter finally collided with a kerb. Constable Harris said defendant was unsteady on his feet and his breath smelt strongly of liquor. To Mr. D. B. Fraser (for Painter) Constable Harris said it was about 6 p.m. on a Saturday afternoon. Traffic was light at the time. Mr. Fraser said It was a case of a man having a "few too many" on a Saturday afternoon. Fining Painter £3, Mr. Paton said: "This is the last time I will be as lenient in these cases as I may have been in the past."
Service Record Name PAINTER, WILLIAM LINDSAY Service Australian Army Service Number NX72478 Date of Birth 25 Sep 1915 Place of Birth GOULBURN, NSW Date of Enlistment 1 Apr 1941 Locality on Enlistment GOULBURN, NSW Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin PAINTER, CATHERINE Date of Discharge 8 Nov 1945 Rank Sapper Posting at Discharge 2/1 AUSTRALIAN RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
WILLIAM LINDSAY PAINTER: Baptism: 27 Oct 1915, Goulburn NSW
Children of WILLIAM PAINTER and CATHERINE GANNON are: i. BEVERLEY 6 PAINTER. ii. RODNEY PAINTER.
87. EMMA KATHLEEN 5 MOORE (LAURA EMMA 4 PAINTER, WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1908 in Goulburn NSW, and died 20 May 1994 in Boggabri, NSW. She married JOSEPH DONALDSON GARDNER 1928 in Goulburn NSW. He was born 21 Jun 1899 in Manilla NSW, and died 08 Jun 1970 in Boggabri, NSW.
Inscription for Emma Kathleen Gardner Cemetery: Boggabri General Family Name: Gardner Given Names: Emma Kathleen Birth Date: 1908 Death Date: 20 May 1994 Age: 85y Remarks: née Moore Portion: Anglican Row: P
Child of EMMA MOORE and JOSEPH GARDNER is: i. DONALD MERVYN 6 GARDNER.
88. THOMAS CLYDE 5 PAINTER (THOMAS HERBERT 4, WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1919, and died 29 Jun 1994. He married MONA MARY MCKEON 1949 in Randwick NSW. She died 29 Oct 2000 in late of Turramurra NSW.
THOMAS CLYDE PAINTER: My husbands grandfather was Thomas Herbert Painter (son of William). Thomas was a fireman who lived in Harden NSW. His wife was May Mary White from Kangaroo Valley. They had 6 children, 3 boys and 3 girls. My husband’s father was Thomas Clyde Painter, born 1919 in Harden. He was in the navy and dies in 1994.
Children of THOMAS PAINTER and MONA MCKEON are: i. GEOFFREY THOMAS 6 PAINTER. ii. WARWICK MICHAEL PAINTER.
89. MELVA FLORENCE 5 PAINTER (THOMAS HERBERT 4, WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1925, and died 02 Apr 2011 in Cootamundra NSW. She married STANLEY STEWART DERHAM 1944 in Cootamundra NSW. He was born 29 Oct 1917 in Eagle Hawk Vic. Name DERHAM, STANLEY STEWART Service Royal Australian Air Force Service Number 41600 Date of Birth 29 Oct 1917 Place of Birth EAGLE HAWK, VIC Date of Enlistment 7 Jul 1941 Locality on Enlistment MITIAMO, VIC Place of Enlistment MELBOURNE, VIC Next of Kin DERHAM, MELVA Date of Discharge 8 Feb 1946 Rank Corporal Posting at Discharge 12 Aircraft Repair Depot WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
Children of MELVA PAINTER and STANLEY DERHAM are: i. PAULINE LINDA 6 DERHAM. ii. BETTY ELAINE DERHAM.
90. PAULINE BETH 5 PAINTER (THOMAS HERBERT 4, WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born Abt. 1928. She married KENNETH CLAUDE CACCIANIGA 1960 in Gosford NSW. He was born 1934, and died 11 Aug 2005 in at E.C.U. Swan Hill.
Children of PAULINE PAINTER and KENNETH CACCIANIGA are: i. SUSAN 6 CACCIANIGA. ii. DAVID CACCIANIGA. iii. GLENDA CACCIANIGA.
91. JOSEPHINE C G 5 HARRINGTON (JULIA MAGDALENE 4 PAINTER, ISAAC 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1909 in Braidwood NSW, and died 05 Dec 1940 in Goulburn NSW. She married WILLIAM F WHITTAKER 1935 in Goulburn NSW. He was born 1909, and died 02 Nov 1973 in Goulburn NSW.
Children of JOSEPHINE HARRINGTON and WILLIAM WHITTAKER are: i. ROSS 6 WHITTAKER. ii. RUTH WHITTAKER.
92. FRANCES GWENDOLINE DOROTHY 5 HORWOOD (SARAH JANE ELIZABETH 4 PAINTER, ISAAC 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1908 in Liverpool NSW, and died 28 Dec 1962 in 13 Stoney Creek Road, Beverley Hills NSW. She married THOMAS HENRY DANIELS 1937 in Sydney NSW. He was born 25 Mar 1914 in Waterloo NSW, and died 27 Nov 1946 in Sydney NSW.
Service Record Name DANIELS, THOMAS HENRY Service Australian Army Service Number NX50533 Date of Birth 25 Mar 1914 Place of Birth WATERLOO, NSW Date of Enlistment 24 Jun 1940 Locality on Enlistment REDFERN, NSW Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin DANIELS, FRANCIS Date of Discharge 12 Jul 1943 Date of Death 27 Nov 1946 Rank Corporal Posting at Discharge 2/33 Battalion WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No Roll of Honour Unknown
THOMAS HENRY DANIELS: :29 Nov 1946, Eastern Suburbs Crematorium
Children of FRANCES HORWOOD and THOMAS DANIELS are: i. MAUREEN MAY 6 DANIELS, m. VINCENT PETER JAMES, 1959, Rockdale NSW. ii. KAY GWENTH DANIELS, m. WALTER ALFRED CLISSFOLD, 1960, Hurstville NSW.
93. KENNETH FREDERICK 5 GRAY (SARAH 'SOPHIA' 4 BOWDEN, SARAH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1916, and died 12 Jun 1988 in at Moree late of Thirroul NSW. He married MARION MILLER GOWANS 1941 in Bulli NSW. She was born 1917, and died 01 Jul 1969 in at Royal North Shore Hospital, late of Thirroul.
Children of KENNETH GRAY and MARION GOWANS are: 121. i. ROBYN 6 GRAY. ii. KENNETH GRAY.
94. WALTER 5 MACDONELL (WALTER 4, THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 13 Mar 1922 in Rosevale, Crookwell NSW, and died 19 Aug 1958 in Sydney NSW. He married MELBA MAUDE WRITER 12 Jun 1948 in Catholic Church, Boorowa. She was born 25 Jul 1925 in Boorowa NSW.
WALTER MACDONELL: Burial: Boorowa
Children of WALTER MACDONELL and MELBA WRITER are: 122. i. WAYNE JOHN 6 MACDONELL, b. 09 Jun 1950, Boorowa NSW. 123. ii. JUDITH TERESE MACDONELL, b. 03 Apr 1955, Boorowa NSW.
95. EDWARD JOSEPH 5 WELLS (GERTRUDE MARY 4 MACDONELL, THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born Abt. 1918 in Queanbeyan NSW, and died 12 Sep 1989 in Queanbeyan NSW. He married ANN ELLEN HEFFERNAN 31 May 1938 in St. Francis Xavier's Church, Gunning NSW. She was born 1912 in Gunning NSW, and died 22 Jun 2005 in at Queanbeyan Nursing Home.
Goulburn Penny Post 8 June 1938 WELLS-HEFFERNAN
At St. Francis Xavier's Church, Gunning, the wedding was celebrated on Wednesday, May 31, of Ann Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Heffernan, of "Blakney," Dalton, to Edward Joseph, second- son of Mrs. G. Wells, and tile late Mr. W. J. Wells, of "Wellsvale," Queanbeyan. A Nuptial Mass was celebrated by the Rev.Fr. Carson, of Gunning. The bride entered the church on the arm of her father, who gave her away. She wore a. graceful bridal gown of ivory satin and .lace and her tulle veil was held in place by a pleated halo of tulle and rows of orange blossom. She added it trailing bouquet of Cecil Brunner roses and orchids and carried an ivory .prayer book tied with coloured ribbons, presented by the Mother Superior of the Convent of Mercy, Goulburn.
Misses Alice and Vera Heffernan, sisters of the bride, attended as bridesmaids. They were frocked in ankle length, frocks of green and blue georgette with matching veils and1 scalloped hats. Their bouquets were-of pink tuberoses, chrysanthemums and ferns. Mr. Patrick Wells wast best man and Mr. Leo Heffernan was groomsman. The wedding march was played by Miss Pat Lynch. The reception was held at the Railway Guest House, where the bride's mother, assisted by the groom's mother, received the guests. Lovely flowers decorated the tables. Rev. Fr. Carson presided. On leaving for the honeymoon, spent in a motor tour of tile North Coast, the bride travelled in an ensemble of navy sheer with accessories to tulle. Mr. and Mrs. Wells will make their home at Canberra. Prior to the wedding the bride-was tendered it kitchen tea, by her many friends ill tile Blakney Creek district.
Children of EDWARD WELLS and ANN HEFFERNAN are: i. VERONICA 6 WELLS, b. 08 Dec 1941, Queanbeyan NSW; d. 08 Dec 1941, Queanbeyan NSW (4 hours). ii. MICHAEL THOMAS WELLS, b. 1949, Canberra ACT; d. 06 Mar 1969, Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick NSW.
MICHAEL THOMAS WELLS: Marble plaque in sandstone upright slab and ledger. "Michael Thomas Wells died 6 March 1969 aged 20." Of 2 Wood Avenue. Died in Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney. Born Canberra, son of E J Wells.
96. KATHLEEN MAY 5 WELLS (GERTRUDE MARY 4 MACDONELL, THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1923 in Queanbeyan NSW. She married WILLIAM THOMAS WARNER 1944 in Queanbeyan NSW. He died 25 Jul 1972 in Queanbeyan NSW.
Children of KATHLEEN WELLS and WILLIAM WARNER are: i. MAUREEN DOROTHY 6 WARNER. ii. BRIAN JOHN WARNER. iii. EDWARD JAMES WARNER. iv. JACQUELINE MARY WARNER. v. UNNAMED WARNER, b. 10 Jan 1947, Queanbeyan NSW; d. 10 Jan 1947, Queanbeyan NSW.
97. JOHN REGINALD 'REG' 5 WELLS (GERTRUDE MARY 4 MACDONELL, THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 13 Apr 1925 in Campbelltown NSW, and died 11 Apr 2011 in at Queanbeyan Hospital, late of Mt Pleasant. He married BETTY JUNE LINDBECK 1946 in Queanbeyan NSW. She was born in Queanbeyan NSW, and died 29 Jun 2012 in Queanbeyan NSW.
Name WELLS, JOHN REGINALD Service Royal Australian Air Force Service Number 133646 Date of Birth 13 Apr 1925 Place of Birth CAMPBELLTOWN, NSW Date of Enlistment 4 May 1943 Locality on Enlistment QUEANBEYAN Place of Enlistment SYDNEY, NSW Next of Kin WELLS, BETTY Date of Discharge 10 Apr 1946 Rank Leading Aircraftman Posting at Discharge 38 SQUADRON WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
Children of JOHN WELLS and BETTY LINDBECK are: 124. i. JAMES 6 WELLS. ii. LYNETTE WELLS. iii. JENNIFER WELLS. iv. CATHERINE WELLS.
98. CLINTON EDWIN 5 TERRY (BEATRICE ANN 4 MACDONELL, THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 23 Sep 1912 in Cootamundra NSW, and died 12 Aug 1973 in Yagoona NSW. He married ALICE MAUD NICHOLLS 1936 in Yagoona NSW. She was born 1912, and died 29 Nov 1971 in Yagoona NSW.
Name TERRY, CLINTON EDWIN Service Australian Army Service Number NX192822 (N381771) Date of Birth Place of Birth COOTAMUNDRA, NSW Date of Enlistment 30 May 1944 Locality on Enlistment MARRICKVILLE, NSW Place of Enlistment BRISBANE, QLD Next of Kin TERRY, ALICE Date of Discharge 10 Apr 1946 Rank Warrant Officer Class 2 Posting at Discharge 4 AUST BASE SUP DEPOT WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
Children of CLINTON TERRY and ALICE NICHOLLS are: i. EUNICE 6 TERRY, m. BARRIE NAYLOR, 1960, Sydney NSW. 125. ii. CLINTON LESLIE TERRY, b. 1941; d. 10 Feb 2003, Salamander Bay, formerly of North Rocks.
99. JOYCE F 5 MCDONNELL (OSWALD 4 MACDONELL, THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 29 Dec 1923 in Crookwell NSW, and died 19 Dec 2012 in "Leeston" Woodhouselee NSW. She married OSWALD WALTER RABJOHNS 1946 in Crookwell NSW. He was born 12 Sep 1920 in Goulburn NSW.
DEATH NOTICES
RABJOHNS, Joyce - 19th December 2012. Late of "Leeston" Woodhouselee. Dearly loved wife of Oswald (dec). Loved mother and mother-in-law of Wayne & Vicki. Cherished grandmother of Martin. Adam & Laura. Loved sister of Donald McDonnell. Aged 89 Years. Loved and Remembered Always A Private Family Funeral has taken place SIDNEY CRAIG FUNERAL DIRECTORS An Accredited member of the Australian Funeral Directors Association and FDA of NSW 298 Sloane St., Goulburn Phone (02) 4821 2122 : Name RABJOHNS, OSWALD WALTER Service Australian Army Service Number N5177 Date of Birth 12 Sep 1920 Place of Birth GOULBURN, NSW Date of Enlistment 18 Dec 1941 Locality on Enlistment WOODHOUSLEES Place of Enlistment GOULBURN, NSW Next of Kin RABJOHNS, OSWALD Date of Discharge 8 Jan 1944 Rank Private Posting at Discharge Bulk Issue Petrol and Oil Depot WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
Child of JOYCE MCDONNELL and OSWALD RABJOHNS is: 126. i. WAYNE OSWALD 6 RABJOHNS.
100. DONALD WILLIAM 5 MACDONELL (OSWALD 4, THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 17 Jan 1926 in Goulburn NSW. He married VALERIE LORNA PLUMB. She was born 13 Jan 1930 in Crookwell NSW, and died 14 Feb 2001 in Crookwell NSW.
VALERIE LORNA PLUMB: Burial: Crookwell NSW
Children of DONALD MACDONELL and VALERIE PLUMB are: i. DONNA 6 MACDONELL. ii. THOMAS MACDONELL. iii. SANDIE MACDONELL.
Generation No. 6
101. EDNA MAY 6 BRANSON (IDA 'VERA' 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1929 in Crookwell NSW, and died 27 Aug 1982 in Crookwell District Hospital. She married LYNDALL GEORGE GILLESPIE 21 Mar 1964 in Crookwell NSW. He was born 14 Jun 1926 in Crookwell NSW, and died 08 Aug 1993 in Crookwell NSW.
GILLESPIE, EDNA MAY 53 27TH SEPTEMBER 1982 CDH OSCAR STANLEY BRANSON/IDA VERA PAINTER M LYNDELL GEORGE GILLESPIE JAN 16 ANGLICAN CEM CWL
LYNDALL GEORGE GILLESPIE: Burial: Crookwell NSW
Child of EDNA BRANSON and LYNDALL GILLESPIE is: 127. i. JAN LYNELLE 7 GILLESPIE, b. 26 Sep 1966.
102. HENRY WILLIAM 6 BRANSON (IDA 'VERA' 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 14 Oct 1931 in "Myrtleville", NSW. He married ELAINE MARGARET SHEEHY 1962 in Young NSW.
Child of HENRY BRANSON and ELAINE SHEEHY is: i. HENRY 7 BRANSON.
103. RAY EDWIN 6 CLEMENTS (CECILIA GERTRUDE 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 13 Jul 1923 in Montrose Crookwell NSW. He married AMY BERYL WESTBURY 08 Feb 1947 in Methodist Church, Dulwich Hill NSW. She was born 07 Aug 1926 in Leichhardt and died 2 July 2013.
Children of RAY CLEMENTS and AMY WESTBURY are: 128. i. KAY 7 CLEMENTS, b. 28 Jan 1950, Crookwell NSW. 129. ii. PHILIP CLEMENTS, b. 29 Mar 1952, Crookwell NSW. 130. iii. BARRY CLEMENTS, b. 29 Mar 1956, Crookwell NSW.
104. KENNETH GEORGE 6 CLEMENTS (CECILIA GERTRUDE 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 08 May 1925 in Crookwell NSW, and died 29 Oct 1975 in Woolbrook Station. He married JILL EDITH MOON 1962 in Crookwell 18182/1962. She was born 10 Aug 1935 in Crookwell NSW, and died 31 Aug 1999 in "Burwood" Binda.
JILL EDITH MOON: Burial: Crookwell NSW
Children of KENNETH CLEMENTS and JILL MOON are: 131. i. PAUL KENNETH 7 CLEMENTS, b. Crookwell NSW. ii. ANDREW GEORGE CLEMENTS, b. Crookwell NSW.
105. LEO ERNEST 6 CLEMENTS (CECILIA GERTRUDE 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 24 Nov 1930 in Crookwell NSW. He married IRIS 'JUNE' MCDONALD 11 Jun 1954 in St. James Anglican Church Binda. She was born 03 Apr 1927 in Crookwell NSW, and died 03 Mar 1986 in Crookwell District Hospital NSW.
LEO ERNEST CLEMENTS: Occupation: Grazier
IRIS 'JUNE' MCDONALD: Burial: Methodist Cemetery Crookwell
Children of LEO CLEMENTS and IRIS MCDONALD are: 132. i. GRAHAM LEO 7 CLEMENTS, b. 27 May 1955, Crookwell NSW. 133. ii. JENNIFER JUNE CLEMENTS, b. 30 May 1956, Crookwell NSW. 134. iii. CHRISTOPHER JOHN CLEMENTS, b. 14 Dec 1960, Crookwell NSW.
106. MAREE GERTRUDE 6 CLEMENTS (CECILIA GERTRUDE 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 04 Nov 1936 in Crookwell NSW. She married JAMES HEARN 15 Apr 1967 in Methodist Church Crookwell NSW. He was born 15 Nov 1932 in 'The Wrens Nest' Binda NSW.
Children of MAREE CLEMENTS and JAMES HEARN are: 135. i. DAVID 7 HEARN, b. 07 Oct 1968, Crookwell NSW. ii. BRETT HEARN, b. 08 Jul 1971.
107. PETER HENRY 6 PAINTER (WILLIAM JOSEPH 5, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 25 Feb 1942 in Crookwell NSW. He married JENNY KEITH. She was born 1942.
Child of PETER PAINTER and JENNY KEITH is: i. KAREN 7 PAINTER, m. KEVIN OVERDEVEST, 26 Apr 2008, Fairway Golf Club, Port Kembla.
108. BERYL NORMA 6 PAGETT (DULCIE EDITH 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 08 May 1934 in Myrtleville, Crookwell NSW, and died 15 Aug 1999 in Liverpool Hospital NSW. She married ROBERT HENRY CHURCHILL 31 Jan 1959 in St. James Church of England. He was born in Crookwell NSW.
BERYL NORMA PAGETT: Burial: 20 Aug 1999, Goulburn Lawn Cemetery
Child of BERYL PAGETT and ROBERT CHURCHILL is: 136. i. DARREN 7 CHURCHILL.
109. GARY NEIL 6 PAGETT (DULCIE EDITH 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 19 Aug 1942 in Crookwell NSW, and died 12 May 1979 in St John of God Hospital, Goulburn. He married BETTY EVELYN THORN 25 Jan 1964 in St Bartholomew’s Church of England Crookwell NSW. She was born 17 Jan 1943 in Crookwell NSW.
The Crookwell NSW Gazette Tuesday February 25, 1964 “Wedding Bells: PAGETT - THORN
The marriage took place on 25th January of Betty Evelyn, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Thorn, of Stephenson Street, Crookwell NSW to Garry Neil, only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Pagett, of "Winterdyne," Binda. The Rev. S. R. Willey officiated at the marriage which was held at St. Bartholomew's Church of England, Crookwell NSW. The bride's, lovely full-length delustered satin gown, was made with a boat-shaped neckline, three quarter sleeves and a slim fitting skirt. The front of the tight-fitting bodice was covered with French Chantilly lace. A feature of the frock was a six foot French Chantilly lace train which fell from the shoulders. The bride's three-tiered scalloped veil, of nylon tulle was held in place by a single rose which was encircled by smaller roses with diamante centres. She carried a bouquet of tuberoses and frangipani. Attending the bride as bridesmaid was Miss Gail Reeves, and two junior bridesmaids, Miss Jennifer Reeves and Miss Gillian Reeves. The senior bridesmaid's frock was of dusty pink delustered satin which had a round neckline and cape sleeves. The skirt was short and bell- shaped, with a pleated panel inserted in the front and back. She wore a matching headband of satin with a single rose in front. The junior bridesmaids' frocks were of identical blue nylon over taffeta. The bodice had cape sleeves and three rows of piping of the same material around the top. There were three small bows on the shoulder with little pearls at the end of the bows. The skirt was short and very full, with a pleated band around the bottom. They wore a circle of small pink roses around- their head. The bridesmaids added white accessories and carried bouquets of pink carnations and love-in-the-mist. The bridegroom was attended by Mr. Harold Thorn, brother of the bride. Soloist at the church was Mrs. S. R. Willey, who was accompanied by Mrs. S. Coulson at the organ. The reception was held in the Parish Hall, where 120 guests were received by Mrs. Thorn and Mrs. Pagett. Mrs. Thorn wore a dusty pink lace ensemble with pink and black accessories. She added a small spray of white carnations. Mrs. Pagett wore a brown Egyptian printed cotton ensemble with brown and white accessories. She added a small spray of white carnations. The three-tiered wedding cake was made by the bride's mother, and decorated by Mrs. C. Bradley. When leaving for the honeymoon, which was spent touring NSW. and Victoria, the bride was wearing a blue rayon embroidered ensemble with white accessories.”
GARRY NEIL PAGETT: The Crookwell NSW Gazette, Tuesday, May 15, 1979 Death Notice
PAGETT, Garry Neil. May 12, 1979 (suddenly) at Hospital of St. John of God Goulburn, of 2I Queen Street, Bradfordville. Husband of Betty, loved father of Rodney, Glenda and Anthony. Dear son of Neil and Dulcie Pagett and fond brother and brother-in-law of Beryl and Bob Churchill. Aged 37 years. Rest in Peace. Service was held in St. Nicholas' Church, North Goulburn yesterday, Monday at 3 p.m. The funeral left for the lawn portion of the General Cemetery, Goulburn"
The Crookwell NSW Gazette, May 3I, 1979
"Mr. G. PAGETT
Mr. Garry Neil Pagett, who died suddenly in St. John of God Hospital Goulburn on May 12 was 37 years of age. Mr. Pagett, late of 2I Queen Street, Bradfordville, was born and educated at Crookwell NSW. A labourer by occupation, the late Mr. Pagett his survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Pagett (Goulburn), widow Betty and children, Rodney, Glenda and Anthony (all of Crookwell NSW) and sister, Beryl (Mrs. Bob Churchill, Goulburn). A funeral Service was held at St. Nicholas' Church North Goulburn, by the Rev. R. P. Keynes. Interment took place in the Lawn Portion of the General Cemetery."
GARY NEIL PAGETT: Burial: 14 May 1979, Lawn Cemetery Goulburn Occupation: Transport Driver/Tyre Fitter
Children of GARY PAGETT and BETTY THORN are: i. RODNEY IAN 7 PAGETT, b. 20 Nov 1964, Crookwell NSW. 137. ii. GLENDA MAREE PAGETT, b. 31 Dec 1967, Crookwell NSW. iii. ANTHONY PAGETT, b. 28 Apr 1970, Crookwell NSW.
110. RUSSELL DEREK 6 CARRUTHERS (LAURA EDNA 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1943 in Crookwell NSW. He married CAMEL NARELLE JAFFREY. She was born 1946 in Crookwell NSW.
Child of RUSSELL CARRUTHERS and CAMEL JAFFREY is: i. SCHONDELLE ALYSON 7 CARRUTHERS, b. 31 Jul 1964, Crookwell NSW.
111. DAWN PEREAN 6 CARRUTHERS (LAURA EDNA 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 03 Jun 1942 in Crookwell NSW. She married GORDON WILLIAM THORN 02 Mar 1963 in Crookwell NSW. He was born 23 Dec 1936 in Harley Crookwell NSW, and died 27 Oct 2010 in Bourke Health Service Goulburn.
: Goulburn Post 13.3.1963
St. Saviours Cathedral was chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thorn for their marriage on Saturday, March 2. Mrs. Thorn was formerly Dawn Carruthers, only daughter of Mr. A. J. Carruthers and the late Mrs. Carruthers, from "Careva", Binda. Gordon is the second son of Mr and Mrs. Allen Thorn of Crookwell NSW."
Goulburn Post Wednesday July 12 1995 “EL WASHO LAUNDRY
FINALIST-----1995 SMALL BUSINESS AWARD Quality and service leader
By MARYANN RODGERS The sign greeting you al El Washo when you walk in the door sums up the proprietor‘s attitude to service. It says: "Welcome to El Washo, We thank you for your custom. Please call again" The attitude is one the reasons why El Washo in Goulburn has been named as finalist in the NSW Small Business Awards. “You have to look after your customers, otherwise you won’t have them will you? Proprietor Mrs Dawn Thorn said. Another secret of EI Washo's success is to “stick with quality". "You try to cut costs but it doesn't work. You've got to stick with quality to give quality." Dawn said her husband Gordon, originally from Crookwell NSW, bought El Washo's 13 years ago. "We had the opportunity to buy El Washo 20 years ago but we didn't. It came up for sale 13 years ago and I'm glad we didn't buy it earlier because there's a lot more involved than you would think." Dawn said. "Twenty years ago I had three children and the youngest was two years old. "This business is very constant. From the time you walk in at 8am you don't stop - only w eat. We finish at 7pm and that 's five days a week. We are also open on Saturday from 8am t0 4 pm and on Sunday from 10 am until 2pm or 4pm. "We take time off when we can." "When we bought El Washo we had 10 top load washing machines stand eight dryers but times have changed. "We didn't do that many bag washes then, but around 11 years ago it began to go the other way where people would leave their washing for us to do." "Around six years ago that began to drop off a bit, so we moved into commercial work."
Heavy duty investment
El Washo washes for Goulburn hotels and motels, the hospital and nursing homes. They also wash for the abattoirs. This has meant an outlay for new, heavy duty machines capable of handling commercial laundry. Machinery at El Washo ranges from six kilo top loaders to 22 kilo front loaders. "We began investing in new machinery six years ago and each year we have purchased more," said Dawn. "The business has been growing in the last six years, especially the last two." Dawn believes service is a key ingredient in successful business. "I always like to help the customers. I like to serve them with their tokens and advise them on any washing problems. We also transfer washing from the machines to the dryers free of charge.
Professional
"Service is very important." "If you do something, you should do it right. I take a lot of care to be professional and I think you've got to be confident in what you do," she said. According to Dawn the business has grown naturally. "We just went in the direction the business took us." El Washo entered the prestigious NSW Small Business Awards on the advice of the assistant manager of the Commonwealth Bank. "I thought why not?" said Dawn. "It's a good exercise for your business." The final judging will take place on September 15, 1995. El Washo was selected from several hundred entries after being nominated on the basis of their small firm's economic growth, service and many other business factors ."Goulburn Post Monday November 20 1995
“Families in Business
Hard works pays off for Gordon and Dawn
Being a family business is the biggest asset for running El-Washo, according to co-owner Dawn Torn. Dawn and her husband Gordon have owned the El-Washo Laundry for 13 and a half years, and have lived in Goulburn for 20 years. "Being a family-owned business means you can afford to put the extra hours in, which gives us an edge over our competitors." said Dawn. El-Washo Laundry was rewarded this year for its efforts by being announced as a finalist in the NSW Small Business Awards for "achievement, initiative and Excellency." The award was a great boost for the small company, which prides itself on the quality of its work. The business offers both commercial and private washing. They do a lot of work for hotels in Goulburn, and have a contract with the abattoirs which Dawn says involves a lot of washing. The business also services washers, and has washing machines capable of handling large blankets, doonas and curtains. “We get a lot of regular customers in to do their washing as well as the big commercial loads," said Dawn. El-Washo is run by Dawn and Gordon, and employs three casual staff, with one working each day. Dawn says the business remains the same despite what the economic climate is like at the time. “Our work-load is pretty steady throughout the year, although we do get busier when it rains,' she said.” Dawn and Gordon have three children, aged 22, 29 and 31. Two of them are still living in Goulburn, although Dawn says they are still yet to show much interest in working in the business.”
Children of DAWN CARRUTHERS and GORDON THORN are: i. MARK PHILLIP 7 THORN, b. 13 Jun 1964, Crookwell NSW. ii. PAUL WILLIAM THORN, b. 21 Nov 1966, Crookwell NSW; m. BIANCA MAREE DU-BOES, 21 Apr 2002, Queensland; b. 28 Feb 1970. iii. MICHELLE ANN THORN, b. 21 Mar 1973, Goulburn NSW; m. ALLAN.
112. ANNE LESLEY 6 PAINTER (LESLIE HENRY 5, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 02 Feb 1947 in Alexandra, Victoria. She married BRIAN HENRY GUNTON 01 May 1965. He was born 28 Nov 1938 in Berwick, Victoria.
Children of ANNE PAINTER and BRIAN GUNTON are: i. BRENDON JAMES 7 GUNTON, b. 22 Mar 1966, Alexandra, Victoria. ii. PAUL BRIAN GUNTON, b. 27 Aug 1967, Alexandra, Victoria. iii. KERRY ANNE GUNTON, b. 04 Jul 1970, Alexandra, Victoria. iv. DONNA MARY GUNTON, b. 27 Apr 1972, Alexandra, Victoria.
113. JOAN EDITH 6 PAINTER (LESLIE HENRY 5, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 15 Jun 1950 in Alexandra, Victoria. She married ROGER ERIC JACKSON 02 Mar 1972 in Holy Trinity Church, Kew, Victoria. He was born 11 Jun 1948 in Richmond, Victoria.
Children of JOAN PAINTER and ROGER JACKSON are: i. CHRISTOPHER ROGER 7 JACKSON, b. 10 Oct 1978, Melbourne, Victoria. ii. TIMOTHY MARK JACKSON, b. 04 Oct 1983, Melbourne, Victoria.
114. SIDNEY WILLIAM 6 BARKER (WILLIAM RICHARD 5, ALICE SOPHIA EMILY 4 PAINTER, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 27 Jul 1925 in Katoomba NSW. He married BETTIE.
: Name BARKER, SIDNEY WILLIAM Service Australian Army Service Number NX201975 Date of Birth 27 Jul 1925 Place of Birth KATOOMBA, NSW Date of Enlistment 5 Aug 1943 Locality on Enlistment THORNLEIGH, NSW Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin BARKER, ELIZABETH Date of Discharge 14 Mar 1948 Rank Sapper Posting at Discharge 2/4 Pioneer Battalion WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No
Children of SIDNEY BARKER and BETTIE are: i. SIDNEY JAMES 7 BARKER, b. 1948; d. 01 Jan 1974, Thornleigh NSW. ii. MARGARET LENORE BARKER.
115. PORTIA GWENDOLINE NORMA 6 PITTY (WALTER FRANK BERTIE 5, WALTER JOHN 4, MARTHA 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 16 Dec 1924, and died 02 Dec 2012. She married (1) LESLIE WHITEFIELD. She married (2) FREDERICK DANIEL GRIMSON 1947 in Rockdale NSW. He was born 1921, and died 07 Jun 1982 in Cranebrook NSW.
SMH 05/12/2012 WHITEFIELD, Portia (formerly Grimson). Passed away at home. 16.12.1924 - 2.12.2012 Very much loved wife of Les, and previously of Fred. Loved and loving mother of Fred and Richard. Much loved aunt of Sue Cox. Always There.
TAYLOR & FORGIE Funeral Directors AFDA Gawler SA 08 8522 1734
Children of PORTIA PITTY and FREDERICK GRIMSON are: i. FREDERICK 7 GRIMSON. ii. RICHARD GRIMSON.
116. ALFRED JAMES 6 ARCHER (JAMES ALFRED 5, WILLIAM 4, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1918, and died 16 Sep 2005 in late of Gosford, formerly of Orange NSW. He married KATHLEEN MAY GRAHAM 1941 in Cowra NSW.
Child of ALFRED ARCHER and KATHLEEN GRAHAM is: i. GRAHAM GORDON 7 ARCHER.
117. JESSIE GWENDOLINE 6 ARCHER (JAMES ALFRED 5, WILLIAM 4, HANNAH 'ANNA' 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1931, and died 10 Aug 2007 in late of Ballina, formerly of Yagoona. She married MAXWELL JOHN BARR 1952 in Bankstown NSW. He was born 1931, and died 11 May 2011 in late of Ballina, formerly of Yagoona.
Children of JESSIE ARCHER and MAXWELL BARR are: i. STEPHEN 7 BARR, m. TERESA. ii. GLEN BARR.
118. ANNE 6 STEARMAN (DULCIE MONA 5 PAINTER, GEORGE OSWALD 4, JOSEPH 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) She married BRUCE.
Children of ANNE STEARMAN and BRUCE are: i. GARETH 7 BRUCE. ii. DAVID BRUCE.
119. MARGARET YVONNE 6 CRAMP (JESSIE LENA 5 PAINTER, JOSEPH 4, WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 04 Nov 1939 in Goulburn, NSW. She married KEITH CHARLES FREER 23 Aug 1958 in Goulburn, NSW. He was born 06 Dec 1938.
Children of MARGARET CRAMP and KEITH FREER are: 138. i. STEPHEN ERIC 7 FREER, b. 17 Dec 1958, Goulburn, NSW. ii. JOANNE LESLIE FREER, b. 12 Jun 1962, Goulburn, NSW; m. ANTHONY GEORGE GOOCH, 17 Sep 1994, Goulburn, NSW; b. 18 Sep 1968, Goulburn, NSW. 139. iii. DEBORAH LEE FREER, b. 06 Dec 1963, Goulburn, NSW. iv. ROBERT JEFFERY FREER, b. 25 Jun 1976, Goulburn, NSW.
120. WILLIAM 'REX' 6 CRAMP (JESSIE LENA 5 PAINTER, JOSEPH 4, WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 23 Sep 1946 in Goulburn, NSW. He married FAY JEAN PARSONS 23 Aug 1967 in Goulburn, NSW. She was born in Goulburn, NSW.
Children of WILLIAM CRAMP and FAY PARSONS are: i. TROY WILLIAM 7 CRAMP, b. 30 Aug 1968, Goulburn, NSW. ii. KELLY LEE CRAMP, b. 24 Apr 1971, Goulburn, NSW.
121. ROBYN 6 GRAY (KENNETH FREDERICK 5, SARAH 'SOPHIA' 4 BOWDEN, SARAH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) She married ROSS GRIFFITHS.
Children of ROBYN GRAY and ROSS GRIFFITHS are: i. CARL 7 GRIFFITHS. ii. SARAH GRIFFITHS. iii. IAN GRIFFITHS. iv. ANDREW GRIFFITHS.
122. WAYNE JOHN 6 MACDONELL (WALTER 5, WALTER 4, THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 09 Jun 1950 in Boorowa NSW. He married KERRY ANN DEATH 04 May 1974 in Catholic Church, Boorowa.
Children of WAYNE MACDONELL and KERRY DEATH are: i. JAMIE JOHN 7 MACDONELL, b. 31 Mar 1976, Canberra. ii. BROOKE ELIZABETH MACDONELL, b. 24 Jul 1987, Canberra.
123. JUDITH TERESE 6 MACDONELL (WALTER 5, WALTER 4, THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 03 Apr 1955 in Boorowa NSW. She married GRAHAM W FORD 11 Jun 1977 in St. Patrick's Catholic Church Boorowa NSW. He was born 27 Aug 1952.
Children of JUDITH MACDONELL and GRAHAM FORD are: i. JEREMY THOMAS 7 FORD, b. 15 Sep 1978, Cowra; d. 24 Jan 1998, Cowra. ii. ANDREW MICHAEL FORD, b. 03 Dec 1983, Cowra. iii. ADAM JOHN FORD, b. 13 Mar 1986, Cowra. iv. MELANIE FORD, b. 06 Dec 1991, Cowra.
124. JAMES 6 WELLS (JOHN REGINALD 'REG' 5, GERTRUDE MARY 4 MACDONELL, THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1)
Child of JAMES WELLS is: i. EMMA 7 WELLS.
125. CLINTON LESLIE 6 TERRY (CLINTON EDWIN 5, BEATRICE ANN 4 MACDONELL, THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 1941, and died 10 Feb 2003 in Salamander Bay, formerly of North Rocks. He married KATHLEEN.
Children of CLINTON TERRY and KATHLEEN are: i. DONNA 7 TERRY. ii. TRACEY TERRY.
126. WAYNE OSWALD 6 RABJOHNS (JOYCE F 5 MCDONNELL, OSWALD 4 MACDONELL, THOMASENA ANNE ELIZABETH 3 PAINTER, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) He married (1) DIANE JANE PARLETT. He married (2) VICKIE JANE NORRIS.
Child of WAYNE RABJOHNS and DIANE PARLETT is: i. MARTIN WILLIAM OSWALD 7 RABJOHNS.
Children of WAYNE RABJOHNS and VICKIE NORRIS are: ii. ADAM 7 RABJOHNS, b. 1986. iii. JANE RABJOHNS, b. 1988.
Generation No. 7
127. JAN LYNELLE 7 GILLESPIE (EDNA MAY 6 BRANSON, IDA 'VERA' 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 26 Sep 1966. She married DAVID ROSE.
Children of JAN GILLESPIE and DAVID ROSE are: i. JOSHUA 8 ROSE, b. Jul 1995. ii. JESSICA ROSE, b. Jul 1997.
128. KAY 7 CLEMENTS (RAY EDWIN 6, CECILIA GERTRUDE 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 28 Jan 1950 in Crookwell NSW. She married GEORGE LEONARD THOMAS 25 Apr 1975 in Crookwell NSW. He was born 23 Apr 1947 in Temora.
Children of KAY CLEMENTS and GEORGE THOMAS are: i. NAOMI KAY 8 THOMAS, b. 13 Sep 1978; m. ADAM DOUGLAS DUBOJSKI; b. 05 Dec 1975. ii. JABEZ EDWIN THOMAS, b. 05 Apr 1980. iii. SELINA RUTH THOMAS, b. 04 Aug 1983. iv. ROANNA ELIZABETH THOMAS, b. 01 Mar 1986.
129. PHILIP 7 CLEMENTS (RAY EDWIN 6, CECILIA GERTRUDE 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 29 Mar 1952 in Crookwell NSW. He married INGRID DEN BESTEN 16 Dec 1977 in Windsor.
Children of PHILIP CLEMENTS and INGRID DEN BESTEN are: i. JOSHUA 8 CLEMENTS, b. 05 Jul 1983. ii. ADRIEN CLEMENTS, b. 15 Mar 1986. iii. SAMUEL CLEMENTS, b. 05 Nov 1990.
130. BARRY 7 CLEMENTS (RAY EDWIN 6, CECILIA GERTRUDE 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 29 Mar 1956 in Crookwell NSW. He married (1) JANELLE ATKINS. He married (2) KATHERINE OLADUJOYE. She was born 16 Jun 1955 in Middlesbrough UK. He married (3) SUSAN MARIE HARDING 22 Oct 1977 in Goulburn NSW. She was born 03 Jul 1960 in Goulburn NSW.
Children of BARRY CLEMENTS and SUSAN HARDING are: i. BELINDA MARIE 8 CLEMENTS, b. 09 Feb 1978, Goulburn NSW.
BELINDA MARIE CLEMENTS: Occupation: Paramedic with Ambulance NSW.
ii. MELISSA LOUISE CLEMENTS, b. 23 Nov 1979, Goulburn NSW.
MELISSA LOUISE CLEMENTS: Occupation: Navy is Petty Officer.
131. PAUL KENNETH 7 CLEMENTS (KENNETH GEORGE 6, CECILIA GERTRUDE 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born in Crookwell NSW. He married (1) LEA MARGARET HEWITT. She was born 08 Apr 1968 in Crookwell NSW. He married (2) JUDY ANDERSON.
FORBES ADVOCATE THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2010. Business dream reality. After moving to Forbes some seven years ago, the Clement family have recently realised a dream to open their own work wear business. Clemo’s Country Clothing opened recently at 50 Rankin Street – stocking everything for the working man and woman.
Lea, Paul, Ashleigh and Bradley Clements moved to Forbes from Crookwell NSW and soon noticed that there was an opportunity to open such a retail business here. They recently saw an opportunity and on March 19 opened Clemo’s Country Clothing.
Clemo’s Country Clothing stock Wrangler and Thomas Cook shirts, jumpers, jackets, jeans, vests, boots, belts and caps for men, women and children. Also available is Bullrush casual work wear, the Bisley range for men and women and bamboo socks. Catalogues are available for all labels so customers can browse through and Lea will order in what you would like.
Clemo’s Country Clothing also offer embroidery for work wear and although corporate wear is not in store, it can easily be ordered .Paul works on Saturday morning and Ashleigh on a casual basic while Bradley, who lives in Goulburn, offers moral support.
After opening a month ago, the family is pleased with how the business is going and with the warm welcome from Forbes. “The town has been very supportive, as have family and friends “ Lea said.
Children of PAUL CLEMENTS and LEA HEWITT are: i. ASHLEIGH 8 CLEMENTS. ii. BRADLEY CLEMENTS.
Child of PAUL CLEMENTS and JUDY ANDERSON is: iii. ELIZABETH 8 CLEMENTS.
132. GRAHAM LEO 7 CLEMENTS (LEO ERNEST 6, CECILIA GERTRUDE 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 27 May 1955 in Crookwell NSW. He married RITA ELIZABETH KING. She was born 10 Aug 1952 in Crookwell NSW.
Child of GRAHAM CLEMENTS and RITA KING is: i. LAURA 8 CLEMENTS, b. 05 Aug 1993.
133. JENNIFER JUNE 7 CLEMENTS (LEO ERNEST 6, CECILIA GERTRUDE 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 30 May 1956 in Crookwell NSW. She married DAVID CAIN.
Children of JENNIFER CLEMENTS and DAVID CAIN are: i. HANNAH 8 CAIN, b. 1986; d. Abt. 1986. ii. JACOB CAIN, b. 1989. iii. SARAH CAIN, b. 1991.
134. CHRISTOPHER JOHN 7 CLEMENTS (LEO ERNEST 6, CECILIA GERTRUDE 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 14 Dec 1960 in Crookwell NSW. He married KATHLEEN IRENE GRACE MERRYFUL in Crookwell NSW. She was born 21 Jun 1967 in Crookwell NSW.
Children of CHRISTOPHER CLEMENTS and KATHLEEN MERRYFUL are: i. LUKE 8 CLEMENTS, b. 11 Sep 1991, Crookwell NSW. ii. IZACH CLEMENTS, b. 02 Aug 1993, Crookwell NSW. iii. DANIEL CLEMENTS, b. 21 Jan 1995, Crookwell NSW.
135. DAVID 7 HEARN (MAREE GERTRUDE 6 CLEMENTS, CECILIA GERTRUDE 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 07 Oct 1968 in Crookwell NSW. He married LEANNE MARGARET STEPHENSON 14 Feb 1995 in Crookwell NSW. She was born 19 Feb 1968 in Crookwell NSW.
Children of DAVID HEARN and LEANNE STEPHENSON are: i. KEELEY ALMARMARIE 8 HEARN, b. 12 May 2000, Goulburn. ii. WYL LESLEY HEARN, b. 12 Mar 2002, Goulburn Base Hospital.
136. DARREN 7 CHURCHILL (BERYL NORMA 6 PAGETT, DULCIE EDITH 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) He married JENNA.
Children of DARREN CHURCHILL and JENNA are: i. JARRYD 8 CHURCHILL. ii. JASMINE CHURCHILL. iii. ALEX CHURCHILL.
137. GLENDA MAREE 7 PAGETT (GARY NEIL 6, DULCIE EDITH 5 PAINTER, HENRY 'THOMAS' 4, GEORGE 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 31 Dec 1967 in Crookwell NSW. She married CARL HENRY BANFIELD 25 Feb 1989 in St. Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn. He was born 15 Oct 1959 in Crookwell NSW.
GLENDA PAGETT and CARL BANFIELD:
Goulburn Post Thursday April 27, 1989
“A honeymoon in Fiji followed the recent wedding of Glena Maree Pagett and Carl Henry Banfield. Glenda is the only daughter of Mrs. Betty Pagett and the late Mr. Garry Pagett, of Crookwell NSW, and Carl is the only son of Cecil and Laura Banfield, of Grabben Gullen. St. Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn was decorated with fresh carnations tied in bows of pink, lilac, blue and white ribbons. Music was played by soloist Melissa Heaton and organist Don Henderson. They gave a beautiful rendition of the Wedding Song and Hawaiian weddings songs as the couple left the church. Glenda was given away in marriage by her mother. The bride looked lovely in a full length white taffeta gown. The skirt extended to a train at the back. Her fitted ruched bodice was trimmed with lace and simulated pearls. Lace trimming at the "V" waistline was repeated on the hem and train of the gown. To complement her outfit, Glenda chose a hat trimmed with simulated pearls and lace motif and flowers on the brim which held in place a finger-tip length veil. A magnificent bouquet of pink anthuriums, pink gerbera, white roses, white Singapore orchids and baby's breath was carried. Attending the brie were Carla Becker as chief bridesmaid, Gillian Reeves and Desma Banfield as bridesmaids and Cherie McIntosh as flower girl. They chose rainbow colours. Carla wore pink, Gillian lilac and Desma blue. Their taffeta frocks were street length and had fitted sleeveless bodices with ruffled straps. A peplum highlighted the slight V front of the straight skirts. Flower girl Cherie wore a white taffeta gown. It had short puffed lace sleeves; lace trimmed the hem of the gown, and featured at the back was a large bow. All gowns were made by Narelle Lawler, of Goulburn. Each bridesmaid carried a bouquet of pink gerberas, white carnations, pink miniature roses and baby's breath with pink, lilac and blue ribbons, while the flower girl carried a basket of pink miniature roses, white carnations and baby's breath. Cocktail hats, in a shade which matched each bridesmaids' frock, were also worn. Carl had Brian Walkom as his best man and Paul Hegarty and Dale Robertson as groomsmen. Adam Whittaker was page boy. The reception was held at the Billabong Function Centre, for 130 guests. Highlight was the cutting of the three tiered wedding cake. Each tier was made in a clover leaf shape with coloured flowers made from icing. The cake decorations were by Mrs Iris Corkery, of Goulburn. For her travelling outfit, the bride wore a red polished cotton frock which featured a black miniature bow, peplum waist and a straight skirt with a bow at the back. Black accessories were added. On their return from the honeymoon in Fiji, Mr. and Mrs. Banfield have made their home at Grabben Gullen.”
Children of GLENDA PAGETT and CARL BANFIELD are: i. DANIEL JAMES 8 BANFIELD, b. 03 Nov 1994, Canberra ACT.
The Crookwell NSW Gazette, Tuesday November 8, 1994 Congratulations go to Carl and Glenda Banfield of Grabben Gullen on the birth of their son, Daniel James at John James Memorial Hospital, Canberra on November 3. He is a grandson for "Digger" and Laura Banfield of Crookwell NSW and Betty and the late Garry Pagett of Goulburn.
ii. ALICE LOUISE BANFIELD, b. 25 Aug 1997.
Crookwell NSW Gazette 23.9.1997\ "Born on the roadside”
Father delivers baby on Federal Highway on freezing night A local woman, Mrs Glenda Banfield of Grabben Gullen, gave birth to a baby while being driven to Canberra by her husband on the Federal Highway. The child was delivered by the father on the roadside and it was after he had sought and obtained help at a Caltex service station that, upon being asked if it was a boy or a girl, that he came back and realized it was a beautiful baby girl. "It was a Monday night and I had returned home to Grabben Gullen, where I had taken my son Daniel for a visit to my mother," recalls Mrs Banfield. "Unexpectedly, I started feeling twinges of pain and told Carl that the baby could be coming." The couple immediately called John James Hospital in Canberra, were Mrs Banfield had been treated recently. "I told Glenda not to panic and don't hurry," said Carl. "We left at about a quarter past seven and drove through Gunning. But Glenda told him her contractions had become pretty strong and frequent. At Gundaroo she said she felt the baby was coming." While they were driving up the Federal Highway, at some distance from the Caltex service station, Carl had to stop. "The head had arrived," said Carl, whose experience as a farmer came into play. At first, he tried to signal to a car to stop, "but it was far too dark and the car was going to fast for the driver to have noticed me. When I came back to the car, Glenda was having the baby on the front seat." So, he immediately intervened and delivered his child by himself. "I was quite anxious as to the health of my wife and baby, as it was a freezing night. The Caltex service station was just up the road, so I rushed there and told the man at the counter, "My wife just had a baby." It was hard for him to believe and I had to say that twice before he realized what was happening," said Carl. "Out from nowhere came a lady from the restaurant. She asked me was it a boy or a girl and I said I had not thought of that," said Carl. "The lady just happened to be the Sydney Hilton Hotel's occupational health and safety coordinator, a trained nurse. The out of nowhere, like the lady, came a doctor who happened to be an anaesthetist specialized in difficult neo-natal deliveries," said Carl. Then, improvisation on the roadside became the order of the day on that cold night on Monday August 25. The Banfield car was driven to the service station where the placenta was placed in a plastic shopping bag, the baby was wrapped up as much as possible to protect her (Carl had checked: it was a girl!) and the umbilical chord was tied with a shoelace volunteered by one of the service station female employees. But the cord was not cut until the arrival of the ambulance at the service station. Fortunately, no complications were noted after they reached the hospital. But Lyn, the Sydney nurse who had helped the couple in difficulty, discovered when she arrived home that someone had broken into her house. It was a happy family that the Gazette met on the Banfield property at Grabben Gullen on Saturday, with son, Daniel, 3 years old, and being proud of having a new sister and Carl and Glenda, spending most of their time nursing the healthy and strong baby girl they have named Alice."
The Crookwell NSW Gazette, Tuesday September 23, 1997
Carl and Glenda Banfield have much pleasure in announcing the safe arrival of their daughter Alice Louise, born August 25. A sister for Daniel and a grand daughter for Betty Pagett and Digger and Laura Banfield.
Goulburn Post Wednesday November 11, 2009 The Spectacular choir, front: Emma Collins, Bec Haley, Alice Banfield, Chloe Haynes, Eliza Stephens, Lauren Selmes, Kayla Croke, Maggie Anable, Tanya Ridley and Kate Jansen, Meg Harrison, Connie Marks, Abbey Evans and Katelyn Ryan, Skye Water.
138. STEPHEN ERIC 7 FREER (MARGARET YVONNE 6 CRAMP, JESSIE LENA 5 PAINTER, JOSEPH 4, WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 17 Dec 1958 in Goulburn, NSW. He married DEBORAH ELAINE GABRIEL 31 Dec 1986 in Goulburn, NSW. She was born 21 Mar 1960 in Goulburn, NSW.
Children of STEPHEN FREER and DEBORAH GABRIEL are: i. STEPHEN ERIC 8 FREER, b. 05 Dec 1980, Goulburn, NSW. ii. JESSICA YVONNE FREER, b. 13 Aug 1983, Goulburn, NSW. iii. BRADLEY KEITH FREER, b. 26 Jul 1984, Goulburn, NSW. iv. SHANNON MAREE FREER, b. 06 Mar 1986, Goulburn, NSW. v. LACHLAN ALLAN FREER, b. 17 Nov 1989, Goulburn, NSW.
139. DEBORAH LEE 7 FREER (MARGARET YVONNE 6 CRAMP, JESSIE LENA 5 PAINTER, JOSEPH 4, WILLIAM 3, THOMAS 2, THOMAS 1) was born 06 Dec 1963 in Goulburn, NSW.
Child of DEBORAH LEE FREER is: i. JOSHUA 8 FREER, b. 02 Jun 1987, Goulburn, NSW.