Descendants of Samuel Moore

Generation 1

1. SAMUEL1 MOORE was born on 12-Jun-1803 in Londonderry, Northern Ireland1. He died on 04-Jul-1849 in Oakover (Middle Swan), Western Australia, Australia2. He married Dorothy Mary Jane Dalgety (daughter of Capt. Alexander Dalgety and Elizabeth Smale) on 04-Oct-1833. She was born on 17-Oct-1808 in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. She died on 01-Nov-1877 in Middle Swan, Western Australia1.

More About Samuel Moore: Title: M.L.C.

Notes for Samuel Moore: Perth Gazette and Independent Journal of Politics and News (WA : 1848 - 1864), Friday 6 July 1849, page 2 DEATHS. On Wednesday, the 4th instant, at Perth, SAMUEL MOORE, ESQ., M. L. C. aged 47 years.

Inquirer (Perth, WA : 1840 - 1855), Wednesday 11 July 1849, page 2 We regret to announce that, since our last issue, the colony has, by the death of Samuel Moore, Esq., lost another valued member of its community, and one who had partaken of the dangers and privations incident to its formation. As an active and stirring man of business, he was well known to the settlers generally, and by them much esteemed. Mr. S. Moore had suffered for some months past from an affection of the heart, and expired in Perth on Wednesday last, about 3 a.m. His remains were removed on the Friday following to the cemetery of the Middle Swan Church, and there interred. Much disappointment and annoyance was expressed by the numerous friends of the deceased that, owing to some negligence or inattention, the time appointed and given out for the funeral to take place, was anticipated by an hour, and that, in consequence, numbers were deprived of an opportunity of paying the last tribute of respect to the remains of one they had so much esteemed when living. The lamented deceased was a Justice of the Peace for this colony and member of the Legislative Council, and has left a widow with five young children to deplore the loss of a kind and affectionate husband and father.

Samuel Moore and Dorothy Mary Jane Dalgety had the following children:

2. i. WILLIAM DALGETY2 MOORE3-4 (son of Samuel Moore and Dorothy Mary Jane Dalgety) was born on 30-Aug-1834 in Oakover (Middle Swan), Western Australia, Australia3. He died on 22-Apr-1910 in East Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia (‘Woodside’ Mansion in East Fremantle3). He married (1) SUSANNAH MONGER (daughter of John Henry Monger and Mary Taylor) on 19-Jul-1860 in York, Western Australia, Australia. She was born on 15-Sep-18395. She died on 10-Aug-1876 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia5. He married (2) ANN GALLOP (daughter of James Gallop and Elizabeth Spencer) on 20-Feb-1879 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia. She was born on 05-May-1852. She died on 24-May-1940 in Cottesloe, Western Australia, Australia. ii. MARY ELIZABETH MOORE (daughter of Samuel Moore and Dorothy Mary Jane Dalgety) was born about 1838 in Oakover (Middle Swan), Western Australia, Australia. She died on 26-Jan-1907 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia6.

Notes for Mary Elizabeth Moore: West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), Monday 28 January 1907, page 4 SUDDEN DEATH OF MISS MOORE. The community generally will learn with deep regret of the. sudden death from heart failure of Miss Mary Elizabeth Moore. of "Wanda." Mount-street, one of the most respected residents of the State. The sad event occurred at a quarter to 7 o'clock on Saturday evening. 'lhe deceased lady

Page 1 of 16 Sunday, March 22, 2020 3:43:11 PM Generation 1 (cont.) event occurred at a quarter to 7 o'clock on Saturday evening. 'lhe deceased lady was born at the Swan some 69 years ago, and had resIided in the State ever since, and was particularly well known for her charitable works. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon. The cortege, which was followed by a large number of. carriages and vehicles, moved from the residence, "Wanda," Mount-street, Perth and proceeded to the Middle Swan Church of England Cemetery, where the remains. which were enclosed in a massive polished jarrah casket with silverplated mountings, were interred. The Bishop of Perth (Dr. Riley), assisted by the Revs. W. Everingham and A. Burton, conducted the funeral saevice. In a short address the Bishop alluded to the great work the deceased had done in connection with the Middle Swan Orphanage and the poor generally, being at all times ready to give her personal and financial assistance in the cause of charity. The pall-bearers were:-Mr. F. Wittenoom, Mr. J. M. Ferguson, Mr. J. F. Law. Mr. O. Burt, Mr. G. Parker, and Mr. S. Viviash. The chief mourners were:--Mr. S. F. Moore (brother), Miss May Moore (niece), Mr. G F. Moore, Mr. W. D. Moore, jun., Mr. Bertie Moore, and Mr. Douglas Moore (nephews). Among the large number present were :-Miiss Ferguson, Mr. Lionel Chase, Sir Edward Stone, Dr. Hope, Dr. Kelsall Mr. Hale, Dr. Lovegrove, Mr W." T. 'Hancock, Mr. Neilson Hancock, Mr. M. C. Davis, Mr. W. H. Williams, Mr. R. Shell, Mr. Morrison, Mr. C. Harper, Messrs. Ferguson, Mr. H. B. Lefroy, and Mr. George Lefroy. Wreaths and floral tributes were sent by Mrs. Kelsall, Mirs. Wells and Jennie Wells. Sir George and Misses Shenton, Sir Edward and Lady Stone, Mrs. Everard Darlot, Lady and Misses LeeSteere, Mr. and Mrs. John and thb Misses T. Stone, Mrs. George Leake, Mr and Mrs. T. Lander, Chief Justice and Mrs. Henry Parker. Mrs. D'Arcy, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams, Misses Parker, from all at "Cliff House," from all her nieces, from Annie and Florrie, Mr. and Mrs. Prinsep and family, Sir Edward Wittenoom and Mr. Frank Wittenoom, Mrs. Chase and family, Miss Hooley, Mrs. Kyrle Money, from all at "Woodside," Mrs. and Miss Ferguson, Mr. L B. Chase. Messrs. F. and E. Stafford. Mrs. J. Francis Law, May and Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Viviash, and others. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Messrs. Bowra and O'Dea. Prior to commencing his sermon at St. George's Cathedral last' evening, Bishop Riley made sympathetic reference to the great loss which the parish had sustained in the death of Miss Moore. He had, he said, just come from atfending the funeral of the deceased. lady at the .old church at the Swan, where her father and mother were buried: The deceased was one of the best workers they had had at the Cathedral, and had been associated with the parish for many years and taken the greatest possible interest in the orphans. Indeed, she was nearly always working fo'help the institutions. He did not think, his Lordship added, that there, was anyone in Perth .whose removal from their niidst would be so much felt by those Institutions. It was not-that she was wealthy, but because she devoted lar time and talents to working and collecting and helping in every possible way. She was, in fact, a solendid example of a kindly, -sympathetio Christian woman. The hymn "Now the labourer's task is o'er" was siung, and after the Benediction "the 'Dead March" was played by Mr:. D'Arcy-Irvine, the Cathedral organist.

Kalgoorlie Miner (WA : 1895 - 1954), Tuesday 29 January 1907, page 5 DEATH OF MISS M. E. MOORE. The death on Saturday, at her residence, 'Wanda.' Mount street, Perth, of Miss Mary, Elizabeth Moore has deprived the State of one of its best-known philanthropic workers. The deceased lady was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moore, who were pioneers of West Australia, in which State Miss Moore was born and lived practically all her life. The Moores came from an old and distinguished Irish family, and the deceased lady's mother was a daughter of the late General Dalgety. of the British army. ' From her girlhood the late Miss Moore had prominently associated herself with charitable institutions, those with which she was particularly identified being the Home of Peace, the Anglican Girls' Orphanage, the Half-Caste Mission on the Swan, and the Convalescent Home. The deceased ladv left three brothers - Mr. W. D. Moore, one of the most prominent merchants of

Page 2 of 16 Sunday, March 22, 2020 3:43:11 PM Generation 1 (cont.) left three brothers - Mr. W. D. Moore, one of the most prominent merchants of Fremantle; Mr. F. H. Moore, of Sydney ; and Mr. S. F. Moore, of Claremont. There is also one sister living, Mrs. Charles Wittenoomn, who is now on a voyage to England.

Daily News (Perth, WA : 1882 - 1950), Thursday 7 March 1907, page 2 PROBATES AND ADMINI8TRATIONS. The following iis the week's list of Probates and Administrations granted by the Supreme -Court, the net value of tho estates being given:- PROBATES. : Mary Elizabeth Moore, late of Perth, spinster, to William Dalgety Moore, with leave reserved to Ann Fletcher Wittenoom, £2,803 12s.

iii. FREDERICK HENRY MOORE (son of Samuel Moore and Dorothy Mary Jane Dalgety) was born about 1839 in Oakover (Middle Swan), Western Australia, Australia. He died on 02-Apr-1934 in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.

Notes for Frederick Henry Moore: West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), Tuesday 24 April 1934, page 18 AN OLD WEST AUSTRALIAN. Death of Mr. F. H. Moore. The late Frederick Henry Moore, who died at Hobart on April 2 at the age of 95, was born at his father's property, Oakover, near Guildford. in 1839, writes a correspondent. He was the nephew of George Fletcher Moore, the first Advocate-General of Western Australia, who wrote his impressions of this State in the book entitled "Ten Years in Western Australia." His sister was the late Mrs Annie Fletcher Wittenoom, and his late brothers were William Dalgety Moore and Samuel Fortesque Moore, all of whom were well-known in Western Australia. His mother was Miss Dorothy Dalgety, whose father was one of the last military commandants in the Tower of London. The late Mr. Moore left Western Australia at the age of 14 for Melbourne on the 84 ton barquentine Louisa, and afterwards went to school in England. At an early age he joined the firm of Dalgety and Co., in London, and in 1864 was sent out by that company to Dunedin, New Zealand. In 1865 he become manager of the Invercargill branch of Dalgety, Rathay and Co. Later he went to Launceston, Tasmania, as resident partner of Dalgety, Moore and Co. In 1875 he went to Christ-church, New Zealand, and later he opened a branch for Dalgety and Co., Ltd., in Sydney, of which he was subsequently managing director. He was a director of the Imperial Insurance Co. and was also a director of the Union Bank of Australia, Sydney. He travelled extensively, and was a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society in London for about 40 years. He was also a member of the Royal Society. He was a member of the Union Club, Sydney, of the Melbourne Club, and of the Australian Jockey Club, Sydney. He leaves a widow, son and daughter.

3. iv. ANNIE FLETCHER MOORE (daughter of Samuel Moore and Dorothy Mary Jane Dalgety) was born about 1841 in Oakover (Middle Swan), Western Australia, Australia. She died on 11-Nov-1929 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia (254 Adelaide-terrace7). She married Charles Wittenoom on 25-Feb-1865 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia (St George's Cathedral, Perth8). He was born about 1824. He died on 10-Jul-1866 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia9. 4. v. SAMUEL JOSEPH FORTESCUE MOORE (son of Samuel Moore and Dorothy Mary Jane Dalgety) was born on 03-Apr-1846 in Oakover (Middle Swan), Western Australia, Australia10. He died on 09-May-1921 in Claremont, Western Australia, Australia (Cliff House. Bindaring Parade11). He married Eliza Mary Johnston (daughter of Joseph Johnston) on 01-Jan-1870 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia12. She was born on 12-Jul-1844 in Raiatea,Tahiti. She died on 24-Nov-1933 in Western Australia,

Page 3 of 16 Sunday, March 22, 2020 3:43:11 PM Generation 1 (cont.) Raiatea,Tahiti. She died on 24-Nov-1933 in Western Australia, Australia13. Generation 2

2. WILLIAM DALGETY2 MOORE (Samuel1)3-4 was born on 30-Aug-1834 in Oakover (Middle Swan), Western Australia, Australia3. He died on 22-Apr-1910 in East Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia (‘Woodside’ Mansion in East Fremantle3). He married (1) SUSANNAH MONGER (daughter of John Henry Monger and Mary Taylor) on 19-Jul-1860 in York, Western Australia, Australia. She was born on 15-Sep-18395. She died on 10-Aug-1876 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia5. He married (2) ANN GALLOP (daughter of James Gallop and Elizabeth Spencer) on 20-Feb-1879 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia. She was born on 05-May-1852. She died on 24-May-1940 in Cottesloe, Western Australia, Australia.

More About William Dalgety Moore: Burial: Aft. 22-Apr-1910 in Fremantle Cemetery, Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia; Anglican MON A-0700, FB000036303, 15 Occupation: Bet. 1858-1900 in Western Australia, Australia; Explorer and businessperson

Notes for William Dalgety Moore: Western Mail (Perth, WA : 1885 - 1954), Saturday 30 April 1910, page 34 MR. W. D. MOORE. At his residence, "Woodside," East Fremantle, on Friday of last week, there passed away at the ripe age of 74 years an old identity whose name will ever occupy a place in the history of the State, in the person of William Dalgety Moore. For several months past the late Mr. Moore's health has been most indifferent, and some days ago he took to his bed. Despite the closest of medical attention, however, he gradually sank, and in the presence of his family passed away at 11 o'clock yesterday morning. The deceased was born at Oakover, on the Swan River, in 1835, his father, the late Samuel Moore, being one of the pioneers of the colony. When a youth of 15 the deceased commenced his career in the office of the then Surveyor-General (Mr. J. S. Roe), where he remained for four years. The adventurous spirit that prompted the sire to leave the old land for Australia proved to be inherited by the son, for at the age of 19 years he relinquished his appointments in the Government service, to accept a position on the station of Hammersley and Co., in the Irwin River district. The settlements, which was stocked with a few thousand cattle and seven or eight thousand sheep, was in a practically isolated position, the only visitors being wandering tribes of blacks. The painful experiences which so many pioneers endured through the native interference were, however, not shared by the late Mr. Moore, who gained their friendship by kindly though firm treatment. That his confidence in the blacks was not misplaced is shown by the fact that during the time he was on the station he opened up by trips of exploration without the slightest molestation a great area of new country. His success among stock soon brought him reward, for, although very young, he was entrusted with the management of the property. While occupying this position he joined, by invitation, an exploring party organised to open up country in the Gascoyne. With this party, which consisted of Mr. F. T. Gregory as leader, and Messrs. Roe, C. Nairne, and a Government chainer and a native, the late Mr. Moore did some splendid pioneering work. The expedition occupied five months, and the following year the deceased accompanied by only two others penetrated into the country leading to the Murchison. Stock at that time was being driven a distance of 256 miles to Perth, and the prices ruling at that time were much lower than present day rates. In 1862 the deceased decided to settle in Fremantle, and, resigning his position as station manager, commenced business as a merchant at the Port. The keen business instincts which enabled

Page 4 of 16 Sunday, March 22, 2020 3:43:11 PM Generation 2 (cont.) business as a merchant at the Port. The keen business instincts which enabled him to conduct so satisfactorily the affairs of his employers while managing their property in the country, were even of greater value in the more varied business in which he embarked-and he prospered. While still giving attention to other matters the late Mr. Moore carried on his business as a merchant at Fremantle until 1900, when it was taken over by Mr. P. F. Moore. The deceased was in his day one of the most prominent members of the local Chamber of Commerce, occupying the position of president for 10 years. For 9 years he was a director of the W.A. Bank, and for a considerable period was on the local board of directors of the Australian Mutual Provident Society, and also on the board of advice of Dalgety and Co. Mr. Moore had large pastoral properties, including the Cheriton Estate, sold some time ago to Messrs. Harper and Wedge, and Milledon. In 1870 the late Mr. Moore was a member of the first elective Legislature, representing Fremantle. After remaining in the House for three years, his duties in the commercial world, he found, gave him an insufficiency of spare time for politics, and he retired. In 1890 he was appointed a nominee member of the Legislative Council under Responsible Government, and occupied a seat in the Upper House. The de-ceased, too, was manager of one of the first timber stations established in Western Australia at Quindalup; in the Busselton district. He was also largely interested in the pearling industry on the Nor'-West coastline and ever had quite a repertoire of fascinating tales to relate regarding this pursuit. On one occasion he secured one pearl, which, on sending to London, he received in return a draft for £1,500. He was engaged in pearl fishing at Sharks Bay from 1877 to 1887. The pearl shell then being recovered was of a smaller size than that now being obtained, but a ready market was secured for it in France, several hundred tons being shipped monthly to the port of Havre. The deceased, it is stated, also erected the first roller flour mill in this State, building the Phoenix mill in Essex street, Fremantle, on the site of an old stone milling plant which had been destroyed by fire. To mourn his death, the deceased leaves a wife, two brothers-Frederick Henry Moore, of Sydney and Samuel Fortescue Moore, of Claremont and Dongarra, a sister -Mrs. Charles Wittenoom, of Adelaide-terrace, Perth, five sons and nine daughters. The respect in which the late Mr. W. D. Moore was held by the people of this State was evidenced by the large number of friends who followed his remains to their last resting-place on Saturday.

Daily News (Perth, WA : 1882 - 1950), Thursday 26 May 1910, page 4 THE MOORE BEQUESTS THE DISPOSAL OF £101,116. AN INTERESTING WILL. Amongst the probates granted at the Supreme Court during the past week is the following:-"William Dalgety Moore, the elder, late of Fremantle, merchant, to Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore, William Dalgety Moore (son), and George Frederick Moore, £101,116 0s. 7d. The late William Dalgety Moore died on April 22, 1910, at Woodside, Canning-road; East Fremantle, at the age of 74 years. The value of the real estate is set down, at £26,385, the balance being personal estate. In the will, dated August 6, 1901, it is set out that his farm and lands on the Swan called "Oakover," with all stock thereon, are bequeathed to his son William Dalgety; Fremantle lot 441, on which are built two warehouses, to his son Charles Ernest; the property on the Swan known as "Millendon," subject to leases, to his son Albert William; Swan locations 72, 646, 650, and 827, comprising 138½ acres, known as "Woodside," to his wife. The trustees are authorised to carry on any business in which the deceased was engaged at the time of his death until they can make suitable arrangements for disposing of the business, the trustees being authorised to sell any of the testator's real estate to the latter's sons. The trustees are directed to allow to the sons William Dalgety, Geo. Frederick, and Charles Ernest reasonable time for the payment of the respective amounts owing by them for the several businesses sold to them by the deceased.

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More About Susannah Monger: Burial: Aft. 10-Aug-1876 in Fremantle Cemetery, Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia; Anglican MON A-0676, FB000030925, 56

Notes for Susannah Monger: Western Australian Times (Perth, WA : 1874 - 1879), Tuesday 15 August 1876, page 3 OBITUARY. Mrs. W. D. MOORE, wife of W. D. Moore Esq., merchant of this town, died very suddenly of Epilepsy on the 10th instant. The deceased lady was much esteemed by a large circle of friends, her benevolent disposition and general kind heartedness to all who needed her assistance cannot fail to mark the melancholy event as a great loss to this district. As a friend and benefactress of the poor the liberality of this lady's acts will live long in the hearts of the needed portion of our population. The remains of the deceased were interred in the Church of England Cemetery on Saturday last. The chief mourners were-Mr. W. D. Moore, and his sons, Mr. J. Monger, and Mr. Geo. Monger, (brothers), Mr. F. Durlacher, Geo. W. Leake, Esqr., and Rev. J. Johnston. The pall bearers were-L. W. Clifton Esq., (Col-lector of Customs,) Geo. Shenton, Esq., M.L.C., Thos. Burges, Esq., R. Hardey, Esq., R. M. Sutherland, Esq., and W. Knight Esq. Among the followers wereSir A. P. Burt, (Chief Justice), L. S. Leake, (Speaker of the Legislative Council), J. G. Lee Steere, Esq , M.L.C., C. Crowther Esq., M.L.C., M. Brown, Esq., M.L.C., W. Pad-bury Esq., M.L.C., W. E. Marmion, Esq., M.L.C., W. S. Pearse Esq., M.L.C., Geo. Randell Esq., M.L.C., G. Parker, Esq., and most of the principal merchants, among whom were-Messrs. J. de M. Absolon, M. Samson, E. Solomon, T. S. King, E. Higham, D. K. Congdon, A. Francisco, P. Webster, W. Owston, and W. T. Loton, and many residents of the port numbering about 150 besides a large concourse of the general public.

William Dalgety Moore and Susannah Monger had the following children:

i. MARY3 MOORE (daughter of William Dalgety Moore and Susannah Monger) was born about 1861 in Irwin, Western Australia, Australia18. ii. SAMUEL MOORE (son of William Dalgety Moore and Susannah Monger) was born about 1863 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia20. He died about 1882 in Western Australia, Australia25. iii. WILLIAM DALGETY MOORE (son of William Dalgety Moore and Susannah Monger) was born about 1864 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia27. iv. GEORGE FREDERICK MOORE (son of William Dalgety Moore and Susannah Monger) was born about 1865 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia31. v. HENRY MOORE34-35 (son of William Dalgety Moore and Susannah Monger) was born on 22-Apr-1867 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia34-36. He died on 11-Jan-1871 in Western Australia, Australia34.

More About Henry Moore: Burial: Fremantle Cemetery, Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia34 vi. AMY ELIZABETH MOORE (daughter of William Dalgety Moore and Susannah Monger) was born about 1868 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia39. vii. CHARLES EARNEST MOORE (son of William Dalgety Moore and Susannah Monger) was born about 1870 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia41. viii. HUGH AUGUSTUS MOORE (son of William Dalgety Moore and Susannah Monger) was born about 1871 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia43. ix. SEPTIMUS MOORE (son of William Dalgety Moore and Susannah Monger) was born about 1872 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia47. x. ROSE MARGARET ISABEL MOORE (daughter of William Dalgety Moore and Susannah Monger) was born about 1874 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia48. xi. VIOLET HOPE MOORE (daughter of William Dalgety Moore and Susannah Monger) was born about 1875 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia49. She died about

Page 6 of 16 Sunday, March 22, 2020 3:43:11 PM Generation 2 (cont.) was born about 1875 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia49. She died about 1960 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia50. xii. SUSANNA DORA MOORE (daughter of William Dalgety Moore and Susannah Monger) was born about 1876 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia51. More About Ann Gallop: Burial: Aft. 24-May-1940 in Fremantle Cemetery, Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia; Anglican MON A-0699, FB0001374557 3. ANNIE FLETCHER2 MOORE (Samuel1) was born about 1841 in Oakover (Middle Swan), Western Australia, Australia. She died on 11-Nov-1929 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia (254 Adelaide-terrace7). She married Charles Wittenoom on 25-Feb-1865 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia (St George's Cathedral, Perth8). He was born about 1824. He died on 10-Jul-1866 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia9.

Notes for Annie Fletcher Moore: Western Mail (Perth, WA : 1885 - 1954), Thursday 14 November 1929, page 4 People of the Week MRS. Annie Fletcher Wittenoom, a very old and highly esteemed resident of Perth, died at her home in Adelaide terrace early on Monday morning, at the age of 88. She was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moore, who were very early pioneers of this State who came from Ireland and settled at Oakover on the Middle Swan. She married the late Mr. Charles Wittenoom, who predeceased her many years ago, and is the step-mother of Sir Edward Wittenoom, M.L.C., and Mr. Frank Wittenoom, and she leaves one daughter, Miss Florence Wittenoom. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon at the Karrakatta Cemetery.

Notes for Charles Wittenoom: Inquirer and Commercial News (Perth, WA : 1855 - 1901), Wednesday 18 July 1866, page 2 DIED. WITTENOOM-At Perth, on the 10th inst., Mr. CHARLES WITTENOOM; aged 42 years.

Relationship Notes for Charles Wittenoom and Annie Fletcher Moore: Perth Gazette and West Australian Times (WA : 1864 - 1874), Friday 10 March 1865, page 2 MARRIAGE. WITTENOOM-MOORE.-At Perth on the 25th ultimo, at St. George's Cathedral, by the Ven. Archdeacon Brown, CHARLES WITTENOOM ESQUIRE, to ANNIE FLETCHER, youngest Daughter of the late S. Moore, Esq., M. L. C.

Charles Wittenoom and Annie Fletcher Moore had the following child:

i. FLORENCE MARY TEASDALE3 WITTENOOM (daughter of Charles Wittenoom and Annie Fletcher Moore) was born on 28-Jan-1866 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia16.

Notes for Florence Mary Teasdale Wittenoom: Perth Gazette and West Australian Times (WA : 1864 - 1874), Friday 2 February 1866, page 2 BIRTH. WITTENOOM.-AT Perth, on the 28th instant, MRS. CHARLES WITTENOOM, of a daughter.

4. SAMUEL JOSEPH FORTESCUE2 MOORE (Samuel1) was born on 03-Apr-1846 in Oakover (Middle Swan), Western Australia, Australia10. He died on 09-May-1921 in Claremont, Western Australia, Australia (Cliff House. Bindaring Parade11). He married Eliza Mary Johnston (daughter of Joseph Johnston) on 01-Jan-1870 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia12. She was born on 12-Jul-1844 in Raiatea,Tahiti. She died on 24-Nov-1933 in Western Australia, Australia13.

More About Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore: Burial: Aft. 09-May-1921 in Karrakatta Cemetery, Karrakatta, Western Australia,

Page 7 of 16 Sunday, March 22, 2020 3:43:11 PM Generation 2 (cont.) Burial: Aft. 09-May-1921 in Karrakatta Cemetery, Karrakatta, Western Australia, Australia; Anglican, AA-0319A, KB0002487314 Title: MLA, J.P.

Notes for Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore: Daily News (Perth, WA : 1882 - 1950), Monday 9 May 1921, page 4 DEATH. MOORE.-On May 9, at Cliff House, Claremont, Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore, aged 75.

West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), Tuesday 10 May 1921, page 7 DEATH OF Mr. S. F. MOORE. The death occurred early yesterday morning at his residence, Cliff House. Bindaring-parade, Claremont. of Mr. Samuel Fortescue Moore, an old and highly esteemed colonist, who over a long period was closely identified with the public and commercial life of the State. Mr. Moore was the son of the late Mr. Samuel Moore, who came to Western Australia in 1832 and settled at Oakover, on the Middle Swan. He was born in 1846, and was educated at Bishop's College. Perth, where he was a schoolfellow of the late Lord Forrest, the late Mr. Sept. Burt. and other well-known Western Australians. On leaving school he entered the public service retiring in 1863, when he went to Queensland and assisted in the first survey for assessment, purposes of the famous Darling Downs of that State. In 1867 he returned to Western Australia, and entered upon commercial and pastoral pursuits on the Irwin River at Dongarra. In 1901 he retired from active business life, and took up his residence at Claremont. In 1884 Mr. Moore was offered a seat, in the Legislative Council, which he refused. Twenty years later he entered the Legislative Assembly as member for Irwin and retained the seat until the general election of 1914, when he was defeated by Mr. James Gardiner. For many years he was a director of the Western Australian bank and retired from the position only a few months ago on account of failing health. He was also a one-time president of the Pastoral Association, and at the time of his death, was senior Justice of the Peace for Western Australia. He took an active interest in the Church of England, and for many years was a member of the Anglican Synod, representing the Dongarra parish. He leaves a widow, two sons and six married daughters. One of his sons was killed on Gallipoli. The funeral will take place this morning

More About Eliza Mary Johnston: Burial: Aft. 24-Nov-1933 in Karrakatta Cemetery, Karrakatta, Western Australia, Australia; Anglican, AA-0319A, KB0004894262 Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore and Eliza Mary Johnston had the following children:

i. JOHN FORTESCUE3 MOORE (son of Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore and Eliza Mary Johnston) was born about 1871 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia17. He died on 16-Nov-1883 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia19.

Notes for John Fortescue Moore: West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), Saturday 17 November 1883, page 3 DEATH. MOORE.-At Dongarra, on the 16th inst., JOHN FORTESCUE, eldest son of S. F. MOORE ; aged 13 years.

5. ii. DORA MAY MOORE21-23 (daughter of Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore and Eliza Mary Johnston) was born about 1872 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia24. She died on 04-Jul-1947 in Peppermint Grove, Western Australia, Australia23. She married Reginald Slade Forbes (son of Chas d'Oyley Forbes and Louisa Mary Forbes) in 1896 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia22, 26. He was born in Apr-1868 in Plymouth, Devon, England28-29. He died in 1940 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia30.

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iii. GEORGE JOSEPH MOORE (son of Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore and Eliza Mary Johnston) was born about 1873 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia32. He died about May-1877 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia33.

Notes for George Joseph Moore: Herald (Fremantle, WA : 1867 - 1886), Saturday 19 May 1877, page 3 A young child of Mr. S. F. Moore's of Dongarra, accidentally fell into a tub of hot water, and was so seriously scalded that it died a few days afterwards.

Inquirer and Commercial News (Perth, WA : 1855 - 1901), Wednesday 23 May 1877, page 3 DONGARA, May 17. A feeling of sadness prevails our little community on account of the accidental death of the second son of Mr. S. F. Moore, a fine healthy, interesting boy of 3 ½ years old. The funeral took place on Tuesday last, the usual service being read by the Rev. Mr. Laurence, who came all the way from Geraldton to conduct the mournful ceremony..

iv. IRWIN SAMUEL MOORE (son of Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore and Eliza Mary Johnston) was born about 1875 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia37. He died on 17-Nov-1929 in Swanbourne, Western Australia, Australia.

More About Irwin Samuel Moore: Burial: Aft. 17-Nov-1929 in Karrakatta Cemetery, Karrakatta, Western Australia, Australia; Anglican, AA-0320A, KB0004038138

Notes for Irwin Samuel Moore: West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), Monday 18 November 1929, page 1 DEATHS. MOORE. - On November 17, 1929, at Swanbourne, Irwin Samuel, son of Mrs. Moore, and the late Samuel Fortescue Moore, of Cliff House, Bindaring-parade, Claremont. Privately interred.

v. UNNAMED MOORE (son of Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore and Eliza Mary Johnston) was born about 1878 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia40. He died about 1878 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia. 6. vi. GEORGINA MARY MOORE (daughter of Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore and Eliza Mary Johnston) was born about 1879 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia42. She died on 03-Nov-1961 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia44. She married Edward Keane Richards Bolton (son of George Bolton) about 1911 in Claremont, Western Australia, Australia45. He was born about 1875. He died about 1954 in Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia46. vii. REGINALD JOHNSTONE MOORE (son of Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore and Eliza Mary Johnston) was born about 1880 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia. He died on 07-Aug-1915 in Walkers Ridge, Gallipolli Peninsula.

Notes for Reginald Johnstone Moore: Blackwood Times (Bunbury, WA : 1905 - 1920; 1945 - 1955), Friday 16 July 1915, page 4 Hospital La Haghes. Egypt, June 11, 1915. Private R. J . Moore writes to his parents:- I am as well as can be expected under the circumstances. Since -writing last night tell you ,that I have been through some terrible, experiences. I, with others of the 11th Battalion, 3rd Brigade, which landed on that eventful morning before the sun arose on the 25th of April. We landed in small, boats from the man o'war and then the fun began. I do not know how to describe the sight it was an inferno. When landed we chased the Terrible Turk, and

Page 9 of 16 Sunday, March 22, 2020 3:43:11 PM Generation 2 (cont.) describe the sight it was an inferno. When landed we chased the Terrible Turk, and we (about 25 to 3()) .were cut off for three days, and then we had to fight ourselves back to our lines. I was among the first hundred that landed, and many and many never landed at all. Poor chaps ! their experience was short indeed, but I suppose you have heard all about the landing, so I will not weary you it is too terrible to write about. I shall never forget when we were cutting our way back. Our poor chaps were mowed down in hundreds- like mowing down grass, but they never caught 'Gassy (this is my 'nickname' in Bunbury). It was terrible to hear the high explosive and shrapnel bursting about us, the noise was - well, I can't find any word to suit it. It has been the means of our men getting revenge and the Turks run like mad when they see the shining steel after them. I have not stuck a Turk yet- but very near. I have sent plenty of lead after them and some got home. I have been in the trenches five weeks and so it is now time that I took a ticket for a relieve, but I might mention that our forces are trying to capture a large hill, and when it is captured it will be all up with Turkey. Our fleet is bombarding it, and we have 250 of our guns in all having a smack at it, and I hope it will he captured soon, it is the key of the Dardanelles. I must tell you that I have been deaf in both ears and blind in one eye and they are sending me back in the Hospital ship Gascon to be treated at Egypt. They would not let me stop. I was disappointed. I wanted to be there at the capture of the Dardanelles and Constantinople, but I may yet. The ship arrived at Alexandria. I was then transferred to Cairo and then sent to one of the Sultan's palaces about 20 miles out of Cairo. They treat us like princes. The doctors are to be commended for their efforts, and the nurses deserve a special medal for their untiring energies. Too much praise cannot be given them...... I have been here two weeks. The doctor, said, that my eyes will get much1 better and one of my ears will do likewise, but the other one has a hole through the drum, of the ear, so I do not know what they will do with me. They say that we might be wanted to guard the Suez Canal. We will then be able to have a smack at them. I am getting quite bloodthirsty after watching our mates get cut up so. I think I have told you enough for the present, so remember me to all enquiring friends in Bunbury, and thank those who sent the '"Southern Times", ''Daily News" and "West Australian" papers.

Daily News (Perth, WA : 1882 - 1950), Thursday 25 November 1915, page 5 CORRECTION. , Private R. J. Moore, 10th Light Horse (Claremont).' reported killed In action in the 72nd list, should read A/Sergt, R. J. Moore.

West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), Monday 29 November 1915, page 7 THE LATE ACTING-SERGEANT MOORE. The following is an extract from a letter written by Captain J. Bentley, A.M.C., 10th Western Australian Light Horse, to a sister of the late Acting Sergeant R. J. Moore, of the Western Australian Expeditionary Force:- "As you know, I have been friendly with Reg for years, the poor fellow was killed on Russell's Top, which is part of Walker's Ridge, on the morning of August 7, at about 5 o'clock. It happened in a charge on the Turkish trenches in which our regiment lost some of its very best officers and men. He was killed by either machine gun or rifle fire, and died immediately. Reg. was popular with everyone and his loss is severely felt. He had been granted a commission, a day after his sad death, in the 29th Division, which shows what was thought of his fighting qualities."

viii. DAISY FLORENCE MOORE (daughter of Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore and Eliza Mary Johnston) was born about 1881 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia52. She died on 06-Jul-1974 in Peppermint Grove, Western Australia, Australia. She married Arthur Henry Lightbourne Savage (son of William M. Savage and Emily) about 1910 in Claremont, Western Australia, Australia53. He was born about 188354. He died on 11-May-1955 in Peppermint Grove, Western Australia, Australia54.

More About Daisy Florence Moore:

Page 10 of 16 Sunday, March 22, 2020 3:43:11 PM Generation 2 (cont.) More About Daisy Florence Moore: Burial: Aft. 06-Jul-1974 in Karrakatta Cemetery, Karrakatta, Western Australia, Australia; Crematorium Rose Garderns, Garden A, 0155, KC0004562355

More About Arthur Henry Lightbourne Savage: Burial: Aft. 11-May-1955 in Karrakatta Cemetery, Karrakatta, Western Australia, Australia; Crematorium Rose Garderns, Garden A, 0155, KC0000957654 ix. BESSIE HARRIETT MOORE (daughter of Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore and Eliza Mary Johnston) was born about 1883 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia58. She died on 28-Nov-1927 in Marylebone, Middlesex, England. x. IVIE MOORE (daughter of Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore and Eliza Mary Johnston) was born on 21-Jan-1885 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia59. She died on 27-Aug-1982 in Peppermint Grove, Western Australia, Australia. xi. DOUGLAS GLYN MOORE (son of Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore and Eliza Mary Johnston) was born about 1887 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia60. He died on 15-May-1975 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia. xii. MARJORIE MOORE (daughter of Samuel Joseph Fortescue Moore and Eliza Mary Johnston) was born about 1890 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia61. She died on 15-Nov-1983 in Como, Western Australia, Australia. Generation 3

5. DORA MAY3 MOORE (Samuel Joseph Fortescue2, Samuel1)21-23 was born about 1872 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia24. She died on 04-Jul-1947 in Peppermint Grove, Western Australia, Australia23. She married Reginald Slade Forbes (son of Chas d'Oyley Forbes and Louisa Mary Forbes) in 1896 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia22, 26. He was born in Apr-1868 in Plymouth, Devon, England28-29. He died in 1940 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia30. Reginald Slade Forbes and Dora May Moore had the following children:

7. i. REGINALD D'OYLEY4 FORBES64-69 (son of Reginald Slade Forbes and Dora May Moore) was born on 02-Dec-1898 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia64, 66-67, 69. He died on 08-Dec-1980 in Mosman Park, Western Australia, Australia67. He married Mary Isobel McMillan (daughter of Robert Furse McMillan and Margaret Aitchison Elder) about 1928 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia68, 70. She was born about 1904 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia72. She died on 18-May-1988 in Mosman Park, Western Australia, Australia. ii. GWENDOLINE MARY SLADE FORBES74-76 (daughter of Reginald Slade Forbes and Dora May Moore) was born on 19-Jun-1900 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia75. She died on 25-Aug-1990 in Fulham, London, England74-75. She married David McIntyre Millar date Unknown. He was born about 1889 in Ardler, Perthshire, Scotland. He died on 16-Mar-1942 in Colombo, Western Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka. 6. GEORGINA MARY3 MOORE (Samuel Joseph Fortescue2, Samuel1) was born about 1879 in Dongara, Western Australia, Australia42. She died on 03-Nov-1961 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia44. She married Edward Keane Richards Bolton (son of George Bolton) about 1911 in Claremont, Western Australia, Australia45. He was born about 1875. He died about 1954 in Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia46. Relationship Notes for Edward Keane Richards Bolton and Georgina Mary Moore: Western Mail (Perth, WA : 1885 - 1954), Saturday 30 September 1911, page 31 MARRIAGES. BOLTON-MOORE.-On Monday, September 18, at Christ Church, Claremont, by the Rev. W. J. McClemans, Edward Keane Richards, eldest son of the late George Bolton and Mrs. Bolton, of Cottesloe, to Georgina Mary, second daughter of Samuel Fortescue Moore and Mrs. Moore, of Cliff House, Claremont.

Edward Keane Richards Bolton and Georgina Mary Moore had the following children:

i. THORA BETTY MOORE4 BOLTON (daughter of Edward Keane Richards Bolton and

Page 11 of 16 Sunday, March 22, 2020 3:43:11 PM Generation 3 (cont.) i. THORA BETTY MOORE4 BOLTON (daughter of Edward Keane Richards Bolton and Georgina Mary Moore) was born about 1917 in Claremont, Western Australia, Australia63. She died on 13-Jan-1991 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia. She married Francis Keith Gibson on 29-Jun-1937 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia (Scots Church). He died on 04-Jul-1991 in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia.

More About Thora Betty Moore Bolton: Burial: Aft. 13-Jan-1991 in Karrakatta Cemetery, Karrakatta, Western Australia, Australia; Lance Howard Memorial Gardens, Papa Meiland, 0021, KO0017747071

More About Francis Keith Gibson: Burial: Aft. 04-Jul-1991 in Karrakatta Cemetery, Karrakatta, Western Australia, Australia; Lance Howard Memorial Gardens, Papa Meiland, 0021, KO0017747173

Relationship Notes for Francis Keith Gibson and Thora Betty Moore Bolton: West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), Wednesday 30 June 1937, page 5 Latest Social Activities-By "Lavender" Gibson--Bolton Wedding. A wedding of interest was celebrated at Scots Church, Fremantle, yesterday morning, when Miss Thora Betty Bolton, daughter of Mrs. G. M. Bolton, of Peppermint Grove, and the late Mr. E. K. Bolton, was married to Mr. Francis Keith Gibson, son of the Mayor and Mayoress of Fremantle (Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Gibson). The Rev. A. E. Brice performed the ceremony in the presence of a' large number of guests, and Mrs. Chambers was organist. The bride, who was given away by her uncle, Mr. R. Forbes, wore a short tunic frock of beige crepe romaine, made with smart roll collar, with sun-ray tucking at the neck. A small brown bird was worn on the right shoulder, and a brown quill ornamented the beige Breton sailor hat which completed the toilette. She carried a sheaf of golden gladioli and orchids. The bridesmaids, Miss Margaret Bolton (the bride's sister) and Miss Marion Gibson (the bridegroom's sister) wore wool de chine frocks in dusty-pink tones, made on slim lines with touches of wool embroidery oh the sleeves and corsage. Both wore smart velvet turbans to tone, trimmed with brown quills. They carried Victorian posies. Mr. Neil Baird acted as best man, and Mr. John Garvey was groomsman. At the conclusion of the ceremony a reception was held in the Mayor's Parlour at the Town Hall, where Mrs. Polton received in a smart tailored suit of black cloth, worn with black velour hat and black and white accessories: Mrs. Gibson (bridegroom's mother) wore a tunic frock of nigger brown cloque, trimmed with touches of tan, and worn with a brown velour Tyrolean hat with tan quill, gloves and accessories to tone. The customary toasts were honoured during a buffet luncheon, after which the bridal couple left for a motor tour of the Southwest, the bride travelling in a navy tailored suit with hat to tone.

ii. MARGARET BOLTON (daughter of Edward Keane Richards Bolton and Georgina Mary Moore). Generation 4

7. REGINALD D'OYLEY4 FORBES (Dora May3 Moore, Samuel Joseph Fortescue2 Moore, Samuel1 Moore)64-69 was born on 02-Dec-1898 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia64, 66-67, 69. He died on 08-Dec-1980 in Mosman Park, Western Australia, Australia67. He married Mary Isobel McMillan (daughter of Robert Furse McMillan and Margaret Aitchison Elder) about 1928 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia68, 70. She was born about 1904 in Perth, Western Australia, Australia72. She died on 18-May-1988 in Mosman Park, Western Australia, Australia. Reginald d'Oyley Forbes and Mary Isobel McMillan had the following child:

i. ?5 FORBES (son of Reginald d'Oyley Forbes and Mary Isobel McMillan) was born on 10-Apr-1939 in Tresillian Hospital, Perth, Western Australia (The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954) Monday 12 April 1937 p 1 Family Notices).

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