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Herbert George Barrett (1884 -1963) and Ethel Elizabeth Clara Housego Table of Contents .Ancestry . .Chart . of. Herbert. .George . .Barrett . .1 .Ancestry . .Chart . of. Ethel. Elizabeth. Clara. Housego. .3 .Ancestors . of. .Herbert . .George . .Barrett . .5 . .First . Generation. .5 . .Second . Generation. .9 . .Third . Generation. .11 . .Fourth . Generation. .17 . .Fifth . Generation. .21 . .Sixth . Generation. .25 . .Seventh . .Generation . .27 . .Eighth . .Generation . .29 . .Ancestors . of. .Ethel . .Elizabeth . Clara. .Housego . .31 . .First . Generation. .31 . .Second . Generation. .33 . .Third . Generation. .35 . .Fourth . Generation. .39 . .Fifth . Generation. .45 . .Sixth . Generation. .47 . .Seventh . .Generation . .49 . .Descendants . .of . .Herbert . George. .Barrett . .51 . .Descendants . .of . .Herbert . George. .Barrett . .65 . .First . Generation. .65 . .Second . Generation. .69 . .Third . Generation. .79 . .Fourth . Generation. .87 . .Fifth . Generation. .91 . .Name . .Index . .95 . Produced by Legacy Ancestry Chart of Herbert George Barrett 1 8-George Barrett ( - ) 7-Barrett 8-Alice ( -1651) 6-William Barrett (1715- ) 5-Robert Barrett (1750- ) 6-Mary Lillastone ( - ) 4-James Barrett (1773-1838) 5-Frances Goodehar ( - ) 3-Convict John Barrett (1812-1888) 5-John Mayhew (1739-1826) 4-Rebecca Mayhew (1773-1854) 5-Frances Hubbard (1754-1826) 2-George Barrett (1849-1923) 4-George Broadhurst ( -1857) 3-Ann Broadhurst (1824-1881) 4-Ann Davies ( - ) 1-Herbert George Barrett (1884-1963) 5-Convict Thomas Fitzgerald (1777-1824) 4-Henry Thomas Fitzgerald (1801-1826) 5-Betty Ann Chilton (1778- ) 3-William Henry Fitzgerald (1826-1909) 5-James Downey 4-Harriet Downey (1801-1880) 5-Mary 2-Harriet Fitzgerald (1857-1947) 5-Charles Gunyon ( - ) 4-James Charles Gunyon (1790-1874) 5-Esther ( - ) 3-Harriet Gunyon (1832-1890) 5-John Robinson (1768- ) 4-Sophia Robinson (1793-1866) 5-Dinah Wooley (1770- ) Produced by Legacy 2 Produced by Legacy Ancestry Chart of Ethel Elizabeth Clara Housego 3 6-John Housego ( - ) 5-John Housego (1778- ) 6-Sarah Foulchner ( - ) 4-John Housego (1806-1878) 6-Richard Rix (1740- ) 5-Martha Rix (1778-1821) 6-Elizabeth Livock (1740- ) 3-Richard Housego Sr. (1836-1886) 4-Elizabeth Rood (1810-1874) 2-John Housego Jr. (1860-1924) 5-William Arnott (1740- ) 4-Convict Thomas Arnott (1781-1847) 5-Mary Quantock (1745- ) 3-Eliza Arnott (1844-1885) 4-Ann Selby Tasmanian Native ( - ) 1-Ethel Elizabeth Clara Housego (1890-1979) 5-James Smith (1770-1822) 4-Convict Benjamin Smith (1808-1865) 5-Hannah ( - ) 3-James Smith (1834-1901) 6-William Hammond (1730- ) 5-Robert Hammond (1787-1832) 7-Thomas Everett (1717- ) 6-Elizabeth Everett (1743- ) 7-Elizabeth Gapes (1722- ) 4-Ann Hammond (1812-1887) 5-Sophia Debnam (1786-1864) 2-Lydia "Lily" Smith (1866-1894) 4-Michael Lenard (1810- ) 3-Mary Lenard (1838-1908) 4-Mary (1810- ) Produced by Legacy 4 Produced by Legacy Ancestors of Herbert George Barrett 5 First Generation 1. Herbert George Barrett, son of George Barrett and Harriet Fitzgerald, was born on 7 Apr 1884 in Lily Dale, Tasmania, died on 29 Nov 1963 in Long Jetty, New South Wales, Australia at age 79, and was buried on 30 Nov 1963 in Ronkana Cemetry, Berkley Vale, Wyong, NSW. The cause of his death was Natural/Old Age. General Notes: Herbert and Ethel Barrett spent their holidays at the North Entrance. At that time a Herbert was a Fire Protection Engineer in Sydney, he later installed a sprinkler system in Carsons Timber Mill at Yarramalong. They both enjoyed country living and so decided to purchase a dairy. They considered two properties, Mr Shaws dairy where the Long Jetty Hospital is to-day and MacSmiths Jersey Stud at Berkeley Vale. They chose Berkeley Vale, and also purchased a block on the other side of Berkeley Road near where the High School is to-day. They called the property "Palmgrove" because of the large number of Cabbage tree Palms growing on the flats, The home is still standing and is now under Heritage Listing. 1934 Herbert George Barrett (1934) Herbert kept his business in Sydney for some time leaving Monday and returning Friday, driving his Willy's Knight. Ethel and his three girls,still at home stayed looking forward to the weekends andmany visitors.The Jersey Stud was left in the capable hands of seventeen year old Arch Poile and other help. Herbert sold his business and then decided to sub-divide some road frontage of his property and plan a village, shop and church. Several houses were soon built, the electricity came on and the Berleley Road was tarred. He served on the board of the Milk Factory, was made a life member of the Agricultural Society, he worked for the Ambulance, was a keen worker for the church and Masonic Lodges, he was also interested in the development of Wyong, such as Tourism, Moonray Knitting Mills and Mining. He passed away aged eighty in 1963. Ethel stayed on at Palmgrove, a keen gardener and church goer, her flowers graced churches for services and weddings. Her home made butter, bread, scones etc. She took out the top prizes for many years at the Wyong Show. She passed away in 1980. Both are buried at Ronkana, a little cemetery they helped bring into being Noted events in his life were: • Herbert served in the military in 1915: Australian General Hospital - 1 to 6 and Special Reinforcements (February 1915 - April 1916). • Photo: Grandparent Barretts 50th • Photo: HERB EDIE (1935) Produced by Legacy Ancestors of Herbert George Barrett 6 • Photo: 1934 EDIE MOON (1934) • Photo: herbert barrett 1903 (1903) • Photo: The Barrett Family (1955) • Photo: Herbert George Barrett Produced by Legacy Ancestors of Herbert George Barrett 7 Herbert married Ethel Elizabeth Clara Housego, daughter of John Housego Jr. and Lydia "Lily" Smith, on 23 Apr 1908 in Waratah, Tasmania..
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