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Matches 551 to 600 of 1,018
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| 551 | Married on 12 Jun 1785 Married at Kent, England | Axell, John (I7052)
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| 552 | Married on 16 Jun 1804 Married at Rye, Sussex, England, United Kingdom | Crouch, Mary (I7750)
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| 553 | Married on 1865 | Barnes, Ellen (I7578)
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| 554 | Married on 1883 Married at Penrith, New South Wales | Hilder, Lydia (I11106)
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| 555 | Married on 1903 Married at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia | Dunk, Alexander Stewart (I6997)
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| 556 | Married on 1909 Married at Grafton, New South Wales | Harps, Henry Thomas (I2944)
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| 557 | Married on 1910 Married at Windsor, New South Wales | Cross, William John Leonard (I7588)
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| 558 | Married on 1910 Married at Windsor, New South Wales | Ashdown, Jane Amelia (I7557)
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| 559 | Married on 1911 Married at Lismore, New South Wales | Balzer, Priscilla (I5029)
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| 560 | Married on 1914 Married at Adaminiby, New South Wales, Australia | Burr, Herbert Ernest (I9086)
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| 561 | Married on 1922 Married at Maclean, New South Wales | Armstrong, Edward Charles (I5087)
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| 562 | Married on 1936 Married at Redfern, New South Wales Married on 1936 Married at Redfern, New South Wales | Auld, Reginald James "Reg" (I8889)
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| 563 | Married on 22 May 1836 Married at Rye, Sussex, England, United Kingdom | Carman, John (I7479)
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| 564 | Married on 24 Jul 1620 Married at Ovingdean, Sussex, England | Geere, Thomas (I7591)
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| 565 | Married on 24 Jul 1620 Married at Ovingdean, Sussex, England, UnitedKingdom | Friend, Mary (I7632)
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| 566 | Married on 28 Jul 1741 Married at Willingdon, Sussex, England | Blunden, John (I6983)
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| 567 | Married on Jan-Feb-Mar 1859 Married at Lancashire, England, UnitedKingdom | Burch, Thomas Libbis (I2740)
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| 568 | Married on Jan-Feb-Mar 1868 Married at Lancashire, England, UnitedKingdom | Burch, Hortensia Sarah (I2493)
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| 569 | Married on Jul-Aug-Sep 1867 Married at Lancashire, England, UnitedKingdom | Burch, Edward John (I2749)
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| 570 | Married on Oct 1844 Married at Essex, United Kingdom | Welham, Benjamin (I1947)
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| 571 | Married on Oct-Nov-Dec 1872 Married at Kent, England, United Kingdom | Bull, Charles Stanley (I33076)
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| 572 | Mary Ann McLaughlin (nee McKenny)http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=dc8b80d6-5e63-4aad-95e5-cd89daf1ec7c&tid=25008526&pid=238 | McKenny, Mary Ann (I2861)
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| 573 | Mary Anne Lily Sault (nee Watson) was the fourth daughter of Richardand Eliza Watson and was born at Rocky River on 21 Oct 1860. She wasbaptised by Rev S Hungerford on 16 Dec 1860. Mary Anne was a witnessat the wedding of her brother Richard when he married Jane Mulhollandat Rocky River on 18 Jul 1877. Mary Anne married William Sault (orSalt) in 1885 and they lived in the Newcastle area. | Watson, Mary Ann Lily (I616)
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| 574 | Mary Ellen and Joseph left Camden shortly after the birth and death in1876 of daughter Frances Elizabeth, and settled at Eglinton, nearBathurst, where they remained all their lives. Seven of theirchildren married and many of their descendants remained in theBathurst, Forbes, Parkes and Canowindra areas. To date 510 descendantsand 213 spouses have been found. Their farm at Camden was called"Brisbane Meadow". The majority of research of the "DUNFORD" family(descendants of Joseph and Mary Ellen) in these records were suppliedby May WOODS of Parkes NSW. May is a descendant of Henry Stephen thesixth child of Mary Ellen and Joseph and she did all of this familyresearch by hand and not with the help of a computer. | Dunford, Joseph Simper (I8995)
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| 575 | Mary Jane Sheader was born in August 1835 in Sussex England, the daughter of George Sheder and Jane Sheder (néé Carman).Lady Nugent", a Barque of 535 Tons, which arrived in Sydney, Australia, on the 27th November 1838. She accompanied her parents and her younger brother on the voyage. The ships records indicate that she was 3 years old. After her husbands death she became the Licencee, from 1st July 1879 to the 30th June 1880, of the Royal Albert Hotel at the corner of Troy and Ivy Streets, Darlington. This hotel is also noted as being on the corner of Old Newtown Road and Ivy Street, Darlington.t Cemetery,at Rookwood, NSW. | Sheader, Mary Jane (I7422)
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| 576 | Mary Jane was born at sea on board the "Royal George" during thevoyage from England to Australia. | Sheather, Mary Jane (I8580)
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| 577 | Mary Jane was the second child to Robert and Mary Armstrong. Amarriage was arranged for Mary Jane when she was 17 years of age toJohn George Balzer who was 20 years of age. Both parties by lawrequired permission of the parents to marry which was granted byRobert Armstrong (Brides father) and Eva Balzer, mother of the groom.John George went to the wedding on horse back. Mary Jane arrived byhorse and buggy. At the time of the wedding neither had seen orspoken to each other. Mary Jane became a widow when John George diedaged 52 on the 31 December 1903. With 8 surviving children to bringup she struggled on until the children grew up which was quite a featin those days. Mary Jane lived on to the ripe old age of 100 years (18July 1954) and received many congratulatory telegrams and mail fromThe Queen, Bishop of Grafton, Australian Parliament House and manyothers. Her birthday celebrations were deferred because of largeflooding of the Richmond River. At her party she stood up, banged thetable with her walking stick and made a speech. A very memorableperson. | Armstrong, Mary Jane (I5094)
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| 578 | Mary Mildred conducted boarding houses in various locationsincludingMurrurrundi before finally settling at Moore Park, Sydney. InLater years she let rooms to tenants. | Watson, Mary Mildred (I564)
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| 579 | Mary was the widow of Edwin Taplin. She bought five children into themarriage. William John born 1870, Henry Edwin born 1873, Ada born1876, Florence M. born 1877 and Amy born 1879. These children resentedthis marriage and there was a lot of bitterness between the two setsof children | Lysaught, Mary (I9200)
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| 580 | Mary's sister Eliza married Spencer's brother Samuel. | Weeks, Mary Ann (I8315)
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| 581 | Matilda is 1C2R. Her mother was Matilda Hamilton, daughter of John and Ellen, and her daughter is DNA match Valerie Love. | Maxwell, Matilda "Tilly" (I4234)
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| 582 | McLoud's Creek was the original name of Timbarra./McLoud's Creek was the original name of Timbarra. | Armstrong, Ann (I5198)
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| 583 | McLoud's Creek was the original name of Timbarra./McLoud's Creek was the original name of Timbarra. | Armstrong, Robert John Joseph (I5056)
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| 584 | McLoud's Creek was the original name of Timbarra./McLoud's Creek was the original name of Timbarra. | Family F1567
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| 585 | Mentioned in will of James Cobb (grandfather). Date of birth is a guess based on the fact that Ann is the first child listed. | Chappell, Ann (I13253)
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| 586 | Merewether is a suburb of Newcastle. | Sault, Elizabeth Ann (I594)
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| 587 | Mitch was apprenticed to his father and became a first classtradesman. He went away to WW1 and, on his return, set up his ownmechanical repair business near Merrylands. | Watson, George Henry Mitchell "Mitch" (I512)
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| 588 | Mrs J B Lillicrap and daughter Enid were the Joint Hon. Secretariesfor theChurch of England Fair and Exhibition which was held atTenterfield on November 12-14, 1924. | Burgess, Geraldine Norah Elma (I733)
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| 589 | Murder | Hamilton, Constance Evelyn Maude "Maude" (I3827)
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| 590 | Murder/suicide http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=ee0e2f13-5ae1-49fb-baa4-c97e55b6921b&tid=25008526&pid=661 Murder/suicidehttp://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=ee0e2f13-5ae1-49fb-baa4-c97e55b6921b&tid=25008526&pid=661 (Medical):William was murdered by his mother, Ann. She cut his throat and then drowned herself in a well. They are buried together in a single grave in Battle. His father Edward was buried only eight days later. (Medical):William was murdered by his mother, Ann. She cut his throatand then drowned herself in a well. They are buried together in asingle grave in Battle. His father Edward was buried only eight dayslater. | Hilder, William (I6531)
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| 591 | My darling Les grew his angel wings at 5pm today. Karen and I were beside him with our hands on his shoulders as he drew his last breath. He battled his tumour with dignity and humour over the past 22 months, and his fight is now over. | Hamilton, Leslie (I3027)
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| 592 | Myrina was not listed as living with the family in the 1851 census. Itis, therefore, reasonable to assume that she died between 1842 whenCharles was born and before the 1851 census was taken. | Staples, Silvanus (I7782)
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| 593 | Name recorded in IGI is Amira Mary Libbis. However, children and grandchildren were named Almira and Lebbis. In 1841 Almira lived atRow 61, aged 53, independent means. By 1861 Almira, now aged 73, was living at No.6 Row 53. She is recorded as a widow supported by her son. | Libbis, Almira Mary (I1873)
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| 594 | near Killiehuntly and Kingussie | Grant, Marsali Warren (I2956)
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| 595 | New Romney Churchhttp://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=6d861443-27ab-410a-8de8-504602ded939&tid=25008526&pid=2494 | Walter, Mary (I7631)
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| 596 | New South Wales Assisted Immigrant Passengers. | Source Source: S473 (S473)
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| 597 | New South Wales, Australia. Assisted Immigrant Passenger Lists 1828-1896. State Records Authority of New Southwales, Kingswood, New South Wales, Australia. Digital images. ancestry.com. | Source Source: S1371 (S1371)
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| 598 | New South Wales. Registrar of Births Deaths & Marriages. Death Certificate. | Source Source: S1098 (S1098)
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| 599 | New South Wales. Sydney. The Sydney Morning Herald. | Source Source: S326 (S326)
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| 600 | New South Wales. Sydney. The Sydney Morning Herald. | Source Source: S3835 (S3835)
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