Sharon's Family History Page
The Genealogy of the Surname Family
Notes
Matches 151 to 200 of 381
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| 151 | Farmer on the South Front Flats | Connolly, James (I62)
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| 152 | Father listed as William ?? | Yates, Samuel (I1475)
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| 153 | Found a birth registration for a Beatrice Esther Charlotte Wilton born 1903 (# 6181) mother's name Elizabeth Maria Wilton no father listed. | Wilton, Elizabeth Maria (I37)
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| 154 | Francis was known as "Snowy" and was an epileptic. He drowned in 1932. | Brimson, Francis Gordon (I2227)
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| 155 | From the West Australian Newspaper 3 September 1901. PERTH FEMALE HOME. From the report dealing with the Perth Female Home. it is gathered that the number of inmates on August 31 was 42, as against 46 for the previous month. Seven individuals were admitted to the Home, one re-admitted and nine discharged and three deatns were recorded. The inmates who died were Sarah Wall, 63: Lilly Paterson, 39: and Ann Wetherall, 85. | Dunn, Ann (I2210)
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| 156 | Geoffrey was apprenticed as a car and wagon builder in the West Australian Government Railway Workshops in Midland Junction and worked there until his death. During World War 11, he was manpowered but served in the Volunteer Defence Corp stationed at F'remantle and rose to the rank of Sergeant. He and Rose purchased a block of land and built a house at 134 Commercial Road, West Midland which was then changed to 412 Gt. Eastern Highway, West Midland. | Kenworthy, Geoffrey Arthur (I2445)
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| 157 | George was a widower with one daughter when he married Sarah Jeffrey. according to the Book Irish Fortunes by Gladys Clarke,George ,Sarah & Frances embarked on the William Jardine late August 1841.George Forward was a gardener and had been sponsered by Mr Vickory of George Street Sydney at a wage of 30 pounds a year plus rations. They arrived on the 23 December 1841. When their son George was christened,George & Sarah were living at Arkstone,Burrowa,NSW, George being a servant to Mr Howell.By 1848 when their second son was born George was a gardener living at Pudman,Burrowa,NSW. | Forward, George (I494)
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| 158 | George was baptised George Russell at St Alipius Roman Catholic Church on 18/10/1856 when he was 14.He reverted to the Forward surname after his mother died.He did use the name George Russell Forward when registering the birth of his first child. George and his family came over to WA around 1894. In 1899 post office records show George as living at Mt Charlotte,Kalgoorlie. In 1900 he died from a skull fracture sustained in a fall of earth at the Mignonette Lease,Tampa,WA.His wife Jane notified the Menzies registrar of his death in writing from her home in Great Boulder. George is buried at Tampa cemetery,there is no headstone to mark the grave but it is believed that someone has marked the grave with a pile of rocks. Only two other individuals are buried at Tampa. | Forward, George (I103)
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| 159 | George was living at Albany at the time of his brother's death. | Forward, George Walter (I550)
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| 160 | Gladys died from tetanus following a tragic motor accident at a bridge at Byford, WA. Her yougest child May was only 15 nths old at the time. After the accident the children's grandmother, Mrs "Emmie" Sampson, looked after the children and brought them up. From "The Family Tree of John and Ann Sampson" by Albert Leonard Sampson. | Sampson, Gladys Priscilla (I1986)
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| 161 | Grandparents listed in baptism register not parents | Wilton, Irwin Neil (I80)
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| 162 | Had departed Broken Hill by 1891. Occupation,miner. Religion, Bc | Sampson, John Bramwell Rawling (I1174)
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| 163 | Had five children, four died at birth due to RH negative blood group incompatability. Daughter Pamela lived until 2 years old. | Kenworthy, Janet Clara (I1848)
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| 164 | Had one adopted child | Kenworthy, William Albert (I337)
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| 165 | He was serving on the HMAS Perth at the time of his death. | Roveta, Phillip (I1314)
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| 166 | Her Biological father was either Jesse George or John Burnett | Munro, Mabelle Gwendoline (I168)
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| 167 | His occupation was a book keeper,he did not marry | Sampson, Thomas (I961)
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| 168 | Illegitimate | Wilton, Douglas Ernest (I77)
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| 169 | In 1897 William was working as a smelter hand in a silver mine at Broken Hill and the family's residence was Mica street Broken Hill.His occupations included Miner & smelter hand. | Sampson, William (I497)
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| 170 | In 1905 post office records show William living at 36 Johnson st Boulder. Then in 1925 post office records show him living at 58A Moran st Boulder, his mothers residence.He lived there until his death in 1938 and his wife Alice stayed until her death in 1951. | Forward, William (I159)
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| 171 | In Memorium-Kalgoorlie Miner 23 October 1967. WILTON,Stella.-In loving memories of our daughter who passed away a year ago.Fondist Memories.-Loving mother and step-father | Wilton, Stella Rose (I298)
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| 172 | In the Methodist Church | Family: Francis Edgar Pedler / Triscilla Grace Walker (F1159)
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| 173 | In the registrars office | Family: Edward Arthur Warren / Ellen Dewar (F116)
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| 174 | Index of BDM's in western Australia 1841-1905,includes reference numbers for purchasing certificates | Source (S82)
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| 175 | James Leslie, known as Les, worked at Whiteman's Brickyard at Middle Swan and later as a mechanic with Massey Harris in Maylands and at the Midland Abattoirs. During World War 11, he served with the 2128 Battalion in New Guinea. He died at home from a "ruptured Aorta". | Kenworthy, James Leslie (I2446)
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| 176 | Janet's son , Robert Branwell Hopkins is buried in the same grave. | Sampson, Jennett "Janet" Ann (I947)
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| 177 | Johnson Street church | Forward, Edith Mary (I166)
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| 178 | Killed in active service during WW1. | Stokes, Robert Watson (I2508)
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| 179 | Known as "Dido" Resided with his parents in Three Springs | Brimson, George William (I1417)
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| 180 | Known as Jack, was a locomotive fireman with the WA Government Railways at Midland Junction for six or seven years. He then left the Railways and went working for a wool firm, after which he was a carpenters assistant at Northam before going to Albany a a crane driver for the Railways. Later he transferred to Midland Junction where he continued to work as a crane driver. | Catherall, John Edward (I4021)
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| 181 | Labourer in Three Springs 1928 and 1929 | Wilton, George Abel (I110)
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| 182 | Labourer in Three Springs 1929-1939 and Farmer in Three Springs 1941-1948 | Brimson, Ernest Edward Walter (I323)
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| 183 | Last Will & Testament of Alice Forward. First Codicil. I direct my executor to make the following legacies: My wireless radio and picture of Kathleen to William Forward. My silver coffee pot and 3 pictures of her father,grandmother and Jean Livinia Harper and myself to Jean Livinia Harper. Pedestal,Fathers easy chair and silver cake basket to Daphne May Daly. Kitchenette to Harold George Forward. Piano and picture of Edith Mary Wilkinson and myself to Edith Mary Wilkinson. Sewing Machine to Beth Junetta Sharpe. It is my wish that on her death the machine shall be given to her children. My linen and clothing to be distributed amongst my daughters as my exetutor shall think fit. I appoint William Forward as an additional executor of my said will. In all other respects I confirm my said will. Dated this 7th day of December 1949. A. M. Forward Frank J. O'Dea L. Conole | Sampson, Alice Maud (I160)
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| 184 | Lavina Reed was born Lavina Salmon, the illegitimate child of Lavina Salmon (nee Clemence) and John Reed her brother in law | Reed, Lavina (I498)
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| 185 | Lillian gave birth to a son between 1927 & 1930, he is buried at the Boulder cemetery. | Forward, Lillian Maud (I161)
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| 186 | Listed as previous issue on William's birth registration do not know which state she was born in no registrations found in WA or NSW. | Forward, Ellen (I939)
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| 187 | Margaret and Eliza were twins | Harris, Margaret (I528)
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| 188 | Married at William Lewis' residence. | Family: Percy Frederick Lewis / Amelia Bradley (F37)
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| 189 | Married in Murchison District | Family: George ( Doug) Brand / Angelina Selina Morgan (F1119)
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| 190 | Married in the Agricultural Hall. Witness; William Albert Kenworthy, Emily Stokes. | Family: Abraham James / Clara Elizabeth Kenworthy (F704)
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| 191 | Methodist Church | Family: Ernest Charles Boehm / Edith Lillian Olive Sampson (F1134)
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| 192 | Methodist Church Walkerville | Family: Clement Max Tilbrook / Roma Beatrice Sampson (F1144)
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| 193 | Minnie apparently went to Transvaal, South Africa with the household of Governor Sir Arthur Lawley in l902. He relinquished his Post on Declaration of Peace, and was posted to Madras l906. Family knowledge is that William came to W.A. to buy horses for the Army. It may be that he met Minnie at this time. | Brimson, Minnie Eva (I187)
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| 194 | Motor Mechanic in Three Springs 1925-1929 | Wilton, William Frederick (I109)
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| 195 | Names were often spelt phonetically hence the variations in spelling. When registering an event sometimes the registrars could not understand the accents and wrote what they had heard. | Purves, Jean (I3162)
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| 196 | Nee Rielly | Anderson, Maxine May (I2523)
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| 197 | Need to verify parents | Dawson, John (I3161)
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| 198 | No children. Devoted most of her life to working for the Salvation Army. | Sampson, Clara (I953)
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| 199 | No evidence of a marriage between Edward & Margaret found | Family: Edward Munro / Margaret Harris (F123)
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| 200 | No Issue | Wise, William Henry (I1352)
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