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151	1911 census of UK England. Dorset. Digital images.	Source Source: S3096 (S3096)
152	1911 census of UK England. Essex. Digital images. : 2011.	Source Source: S1005 (S1005)
153	1911 census of UK England. London. Digital images.	Source Source: S3062 (S3062)
154	1911 census of UK England. Middlesex. Digital images. : 2011.	Source Source: S3075 (S3075)
155	1911 census of UK England. Staffordshire. Digital images. : 2011.	Source Source: S3107 (S3107)
156	1911 census of UK England. Surrey. Digital images.	Source Source: S1234 (S1234)
157	1911 census of UK England. Sussex. Digital images.	Source Source: S1999 (S1999)
158	1911 census of UK England. Yorkshire. Digital images. : 2011.	Source Source: S3093 (S3093)
159	1913 Electoral Roll - Arding, Uralla, Home Duties	Rixon, Elsie Annie E (I427)
160	1913 Electoral Roll - Rocky River, Uralla, home duties Ellen ElizaGoode (nee Watson, 1846-1931) was the second daughter of Richard andEliza Watson. She was born on 24th May, 1846 at Newcastle, in theCounty of Northumberland. Her father's occupation at the time wasStock Keeper. Ellen married John Goode at the home of her parentsat Rocky River on 24th August, 1867. Ellen GOODE died on 2nd April,1931 at the home of her daughter, Mary Cooper, Woodville, Uralla andwas buried in the Church of England Cemetery, Uralla. The Rev. F. StJohn conducted the burial service.	Watson, Ellen Eliza (I44)
161	1913 Electoral Roll - Uralla, Home duties	Crapp, Edith Grace (I270)
162	1913 Electoral Roll - Uralla, Home dutiesPearl Hilda Goode, born 24Mar 1887 and died as a result of a car accident inArmidale on 20 Jun1958. She was buried at Armidale. Pearl married DavidHenry Drummondat the Methodist Church, Arding on 11th March, 1913 - the Rev.MrJohnstone officiated. The bridesmaid was Miss Elsie Cooper, niece ofthe and best man was Mr W Drummond, brother of the bridegroom. Mr DH Drummond was the yongest son of Mr M Drummond, Summer Hill, Sydney.	Goode, Pearl Hilda Victoria (I3)
163	1913 Electoral Roll - Uralla, labourer	Goode, William David (I47)
164	1939 census of UK England. Dorset. Digital images.	Source Source: S3095 (S3095)
165	1939 census of UK England. Durham. Digital images. : 2018.	Source Source: S3099 (S3099)
166	1939 census of UK England. Essex. Digital images.	Source Source: S3060 (S3060)
167	1939 census of UK England. London. Digital images.	Source Source: S3059 (S3059)
168	1939 census of UK England. Northumberland. Digital images. : 2018.	Source Source: S3105 (S3105)
169	1939 census of UK England. Suffolk. Digital images.	Source Source: S3085 (S3085)
170	1939 census of UK England. Yorkshire. Digital images. 1939 England and Wales Register. : 2018.	Source Source: S3101 (S3101)
171	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Knox, Janet Robin "Jan" (I3151)
172	23 and Me (Mountain View, California, US). "DNA Match Report"	Source Source: S259 (S259)
173	23 and Me (Mountain View, California, US). "DNA Match Report"	Source Source: S3852 (S3852)
174	72 years of age at time of death.	McWaters, Mary Ann (I2998)
175	://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=928649d9-9417-46ca-a536-446170464f76&tid=25008526&pid=219	Welham, Samuel (I960)
176	British and Irish Military Databases. The Naval and Military Press Ltd.	Source Source: S3070 (S3070)
177	Find A Grave. Find A Grave. http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi.	Source Source: S2176 (S2176)
178	Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers. Preston, England: Lancashire Archives.	Source Source: S454 (S454)
179	Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers. Preston, England: Lancashire Archives.	Source Source: S549 (S549)
180	Lancashire Anglican Parish Registers. Preston, England: Lancashire Archives.	Source Source: S1328 (S1328)
181	New Zealand Electoral Rolls, 1853–1981. Auckland, New Zealand: BAB microfilming. Microfiche publication, 4032 fiche.	Source Source: S1495 (S1495)
182	Scotland, Births and Baptisms, 1564-1950. Salt Lake City, Utah: FamilySearch, 2013.	Source Source: S1367 (S1367)
183	New South Wales Government. Indents First Fleet, Second Fleet and Ships. NRS 1150, microfiche 620–624. State Records Authority of New South Wales, Kingswood, New South Wales, Australia. New South Wales Government. List of Convicts: Minerva, Speedy, Royal Admiral, Minorca, Canada, Nile. NRW 1151, microfiche 625. State Records Authority of New South Wales, Kingswood, New South Wales, Australia. New South Wales Government. Bound manuscript indents, 1788–1842. NRS 12188, microfiche 614–619,626–657, 660–695. State Records Authority of New South Wales, Kingswood, New South Wales, Australia. New South Wales Government. Annotated printed indents (i.e., office copies). NRS 12189, microfiche 696–730, 732–744. State Records Authority of New South Wales, Kingswood, New South Wales, Australia. © the Crown in right of the State of New South Wales and is used under licence with the permission of the State Records Authority. The State of New South Wa	Source Source: S1207 (S1207)
184	New South Wales Government. Registers of Coroners’ Inquests and Magisterial Inquiries, 1834–1942 (microfilm, NRS 343, rolls 2921–2925, 2225, 2763–2769). State Records Authority of New South Wales, Kingswood, New South Wales, Australia. New South Wales Government. Sydney City Coroner: Registers of Inquests and Inquiries, 1862–1926 (microfilm, NRS 1783, rolls 1391–1396). State Records Authority of New South Wales, Kingswood, New South Wales, Australia. New South Wales Government. Reports of Inquests, 1796–1824 (microfilm, NRS 2232, rolls 2232, 2233). State Records Authority of New South Wales, Kingswood, New South Wales, Australia. © the Crown in right of the State of New South Wales and is used under licence with the permission of the State Records Authority. The State of New South Wales gives no warranty regarding the data's accuracy, completeness, currency or suitability for any particular purpose.	Source Source: S59 (S59)
185	View Sources. This information is compiled under licence from the printed parish registers published by the Parish Register Section of the Yorkshire Archaeological Society or the Yorkshire Parish Register Society (together "the Section").	Source Source: S3120 (S3120)
186	Prerogative Court of Canterbury: Wills of Selected Famous Persons. Digitized images. Records of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, Series PROB 1. The National Archives, Kew, England. Prerogative Court of Canterbury and Related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers. Digitized images. Records of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, Series PROB 11. The National Archives, Kew, England.	Source Source: S2343 (S2343)
187	Australia Convict Records Index, 1787-1867. State Library of Queensland, South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. https://convictrecords.com.au/: accessed Sep 2017 Entries in the British convict transportation registers 1787-1867 database compiled by State Library of Queensland from British Home Office (HO) records which are available on microfilm as part of the Australian Joint Copying Project.	Source Source: S2203 (S2203)
188	A double wedding ceremony with Benjamin's sister Jane and her husbandGeorgeVincen while awaiting embarkation for New South Wales. They leftChettle Dorset in October of 1936. Benjamin died in a fall from thewindow of the Plough and Harrow Inn in Camden.	Weeks, Benjamin (I7895)
189	A letter was received from a friend of Walter's dated the 7th of June,1917, it read; Dear Mr & Mrs Kerr It is with deep regret that Iconvey to you the sad news of your son Walter's death. No doubt theMilitary Authorities have already informed you. It was onthe early morning of the 12th May during an attack on the enemytrenches at Bullecourt, where many of our bravest and best havefallen that Walter met his death. It may be one colsolation foryou to know that Walter never suffered, he gave me his Wallet andasked me to forward it home to his Mother. Late that Afternoon I wasblown up with a heavy shell, and sent to hospital with concussion.I have now rejoined my unit and this is the first opportunity I havehad to register and post it. Poor Walter and I were always the verybest of friends, he asked me to write home to you as well for a photoof him if you could send one I would be much obliged as he was my bestfriend. The wallet is just how he gave it to me, and I sincerelyhope Mrs kerr that you receive it safely. I may say in conclusion Mr &Mrs Kerr that Walter earned the respect of the Officers, N.C.O's andmen of B Coy, and I write on their behalf in offering their deepestsympathy in your recent sad bereavement. I am Yours etc 3602 Pte TMather B Coy 60th Battalion A.I.F P.S Kindly let me knowwhen you have the wallet and contents.	Kerr, Francis (I2350)
190	A researcher in Beckley has her marrying a John Mills. The dates donot quite tie up in the 1851 Census, but they are sometimes inaccurate	Sheather, Hannah (I8536)
191	Able Seaman (Gunner) in the Royal Australian Navy from 27 June 1911 to6 May 1912, 25 August 1914 to 30 April 1919.	Balzer, Walter Robert Hugh "Wally" (I5009)
192	About 1956 Les used to help milk the High school cows after school andsaved this money for seven weeks to buy a pair of football boots toplay Rugby League. About aged 12 Les played as a Forward and Wingerfor the Grafton High School football team and they won the Footballknockout in Casino and never got a point scored against them for afull season. After the season was over they played Coffs Harbour andCoffs kicked a free goal and that was the only points scored againstthe- 5 stone 7lb division Les thinks. A Grade Senior BasketballWaratah's Gold - at approx ages 14-16 playing with Kenny Williams(Aboriginal), Darrel Taylor, Malcolm Eggins, Ashley Rooke, Ken Smith,Bruce Fisher, Played Rugby League for United Football Club Graftonwhich became Grafton Ghosts, Surf Life Saving - fresh and salt waterBronze medals. Sailing - VJ's, sailed at Copeton Dam, Clarence River,Taree, Grafton to Maclean and back, sailed with Jim Fabian who workedwith Ian at the Lands Dept. boat was called.Streak. Les hadGreyhounds, about 1964, one was called "Our-Hour", out of Roman Earland Our Bonanza - won its first race before it was even ear-marked,the President of the Greyhound Club nominated it as they were short ofstarters, and it won at 6 to 1. Work History: Left school at 15,first worked at a Delicatessen doing general hand work, then went toGerards, Mackelleys, back to Gerards as a general junior assistant,weighing out sugar, flour or selling clothes. Upper Copmanhurstworking on a Cattle property for about 6 months managed by JackForbet, doing cattle work, cutting poles and girders. CopmanhurstShire Drove a Water tanker for a contractor working for CopmanhurstShire. Worked for the DMR on the Casino Road, driving Rollers, fencingetc. Lost teeth in accident with a round post on a river bank ofSportman's Creek - three fellows flipped up one end and Les held thebutt of the post in the hole with a crow-bar, the post came over toofar and knocked Les in the face and he had to have all his teethremoved.. Sleeper cutting for NSW Railway working with Rodney Smith.Bought his own saw, then worked with Bruce Fisher and Rodney and MervReece. Worked at a bush sawmill with Jerry Ford from Casino on theCasino Road Les and Fred Perring bought a little sawmill off Rodneyand Norman Smith, then worked with Fred and Rodney. Grafton CityCouncil working with Parks and Gardens. Worked for Ross Payne privatecontractor at the Brewery loading trucks Feb 1977 worked with WestonsBiscuits with Russell Margaret Wilson, David Page. Caltex SouthGrafton with Les Nelson from March 1982. Les Nelson sold out to PatMacDonald Caltex-Golden Fleece South Grafton - taken over by MillsPetroleum, made redundant on 6 Nov 1992. Markets anywhere in Australiafrom 1993 onwards making jewellery. Hamilton-Armstrong Reunion- 10th November 1985 Mummulgum Hall. Address at this date was: 80 TurfSt Grafton NSW 2460 066 425595 (Medical):Les developed Vitiligo inOctober 1991 - depigmentation of 85% of his body. In Aug 1992 Les wasdiagnosed with a chronic back problem - degenerative - Old Sloans backcomplaint.	Hamilton, Leslie (I3027)
193	Account of Jane's lifehttp://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=33e8fa22-15b3-4228-8fec-64aac360c04c&tid=25008526&pid=184 DSC_0078http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=da91f429-6d82-4fc5-9c4c-c1dacbeeea94&tid=25008526&pid=184	McWaters, Jane Griffen (I6214)
194	Acquired Kingston Manor Farm and other lands with it from his fatherand then evidently passed to his brother. He left Kingston and came toCorner House Farm, East Preston, but died in Kingston if his will iscorrectly identified. Ferring Church: Here lyeth ye body ofWilliam Olliver departed this life the 7th of April 1745 aged 43years Here lieth the body of Mary the wife of William Olliver whodeparted this life the 15th of Nov 1773 aged 68 years WILL of1744: To sons William and Thomas £300 each at 21. Daughters Mary andJane £150. Wife £100 and goods. Son William house and farm in Clapham.Other goods to brother Thomas.	Olliver, William (I8097)
195	Ada is shown as 24 years old at the time of her mother's death in Jul1900.	Sheather, Ada Ellen (I8742)
196	Addie & Vic Phemisterhttp://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=3ee928a4-6942-4ffe-845d-e749f4700753&tid=25008526&pid=614	Phemister, Victor Norman Leslie (I13132)
197	Addie is buried in the old section of the cemetery with four members of her family, her daughter Bonnie, her son Henny, and her grandson Michael.	Phemister, Adelaide Ellen Ann " Addie" (I2975)
198	ADDR: CONC England;Billericay, Essex England	Harris, William Robert "Will" (I13399)
199	After Emily's father died in 1932 she visited her Aunt and Uncle inGrafton. They owned the Commercial Hotel Grafton and the Royal HotalBangalow and were very good friends with Mary & Jack Hamilton ofFineFlower. Jack used to run the mail from Grafton to Baryulgil andwhen in Grafton stayed at the Commercial Hotel. Emily's mother hadcome to Grafton just before Les died in 1941 and she stayed for a fewmore weeks until Emily was more settled. Emily, John & Kevin returnedto Canberra to her parents' home. Priscilla Rogan from Baryulgilwanted Emily to take Grandma Hamilton to live with her and she wouldpay Emily's way, also Ema and Valarrie Alderman who lived in Goulburnoffered a home for Emily and her two sons. Emily rejoined theworkforce and worked in Sydney and Canberra. She finally worked inthe Public Service with the Dept. of Works. After Emily retired,she rented her home in Canberra and went to Batemans Bay to live for afew years but returned to Canberra. Emily owned a home at 72 HentyStreet, Braddon, Canberra.	Thornton, Emily Victoria (I3805)
200	Age: 0	Swainland, Maud Elizabeth (I13586)