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"Hillcrest" | WATTON, Enice Ida (I506)
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"Hillcrest" | DAVIS, Alwyn Robert (I1121)
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"Kelcot" | SCOTT, Elizabeth (I2673)
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"Kia Ora" | HOOPER, Frank (I507)
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"Kia Ora" | SCOTT, Jane (I508)
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"Nirvana" | STOREN, Leslie Arthur (I72)
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"Ophir" | SCHMIDT, Hettie Helena (I1893)
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"Taunton" | HOOPER, Frank (I507)
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"Taunton" | SCOTT, Jane (I508)
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* Amy was a very quiet person. However, she was known to be very kind and generous to her family.
* Like her sister Dinah, she was a devout Christian and was involved in the local Church in her teenage years until her death in 1904, aged 18.
| PECK, Amy Louisa (I44)
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* At age 15 he was apprenticed to a Grocer in Carmarthen and his business talent lead to him being offered the management of a general store in Eglwyswrw, Pembrokeshire at just 18 years old.
* After migraton to Australia, he famillariesed himself with the operations of Appleton & Co in Hobart.
* David then left for Sydney and in 4 months was the head of Appleton's busiest Drapery, located in Pitt Street, Sydney.
* When Appleton arrived in Sydney, Appleton alleged that Jones had changed the store name from Appleton & Co. to Appleton & Jones and that Jones had assualted him.
* On 21 May 1838, the pair terminated their partnership, therefore ending the business. However, three days later on 24 May 1838, David Jones opened his store, David Jones & Co.
* Today, David Jones & Co. is now known simply as David Jones which is an upmarket Department store with multiple locations throughout Australia. | JONES, David (I2516)
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* Ethel had a keen interest in Horticulture.
* She was very good at baking and decorating Cakes as well as preparing other desserts. | SEYMOUR, Ethel (I650)
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* Harriett was a very quiet woman, she wasn't overly social.
| SEYMOUR, Harriett Ann (I501)
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* Johann was heavily involved in the church, his grandson Elmar says he was a "Strict" man and always made sure his grandson attended church. | BÖDICKER, Johann Christoph (I179)
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* Joyce was a very decent lady who was kind and pleasant.
* She was a quiet person and very supportive of her 6 children and 13 grandchildren and found time for all of them.
* She was rather strict towards her children and always made sure they behaved. However, she had a sense of humour and enjoyed her children's company.
* Joyce was also well respected by her friends and family. | HALL, Joyce Marie (I4)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I144)
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17 Major Street
Cause: Myocardial Infarction - 1 Hour, Pulmonary Edema - 1 Hour, Ischemic Heart Disease - 2½ Years, Hiatus Hernia | HAMILTON, David Sydney (I2702)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I1131)
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4 hours old. | LUCOCK, Jane Alice (I6609)
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5' 7" Tall, Blue Eyes, White Hair. | GRIFFIN, Margery Emma (I3575)
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50 O'Grady Street | MOLONEY, Ernest Roy (I2714)
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629 Bell Street | MOLONEY, Michael Henry (I2707)
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9 Hours old. | GREEN, Margaret Mary (I6322)
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96 Dover Street is now part of Cremorne. 96 Dover Street was the residence of his third daughter, Florence Ada. | PECK, John (I7)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I2114)
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ABBOTT, David John 26.3.1925 - 19.12.2013, Dearly loved husband of Patricia and father to Kylie and 6 other children and their families. Much loved father in law to Bradley and grandpa to Tim, Rachel (dec.), Nicole, Kirrily and Megan. Gone to join his Heavenly Father. Psalm 91:15.
From Bradley, Kylie, Tim, Nicole, Kirrily and Megan Ingram.
Kylie Ingram
December 22, 2013 : Berowra, NEW SOUTH WALES.
ABBOTT, David John 1925 - 2013, Treasured husband of Patricia (Pat) and father to Matthew and 6 other children and their families. Much loved father in law of Jane and grandpa of Joshua and Aaron.
From Matthew, Jane, Joshua and Aaron Abbott
Matthew Abbott
December 22, 2013 : Cowan, NEW SOUTH WALES.
ABBOTT, David. Loved husband of Patricia and father, grandfather and great grandfather. Treasured friend of Joseph and Jean Dunn. At peace with God.
December 23, 2013 : Sydney, NEW SOUTH WALES. | ABBOTT, David John (I10956)
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Aberdeen | ANDREWS, Hannah (I4659)
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According to the Electoral Rolls between 1930 and 1943, she is listed as living at Agincourt Road, Eastwood. Yet, she and her husband are listed as Agincourt Road, Marsfield. Today, all of Agincourt Road is in Marsfield. | SEYMOUR, Harriett Ann (I501)
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According to the rites of the Presbyterian Church. | Family F1760
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After his parents' deaths. Arthur Colston was bought up by his brothers and sisters. Arthur and Alexander jointly inherited "Glenbee" in North Barnawartha. Arthur was eventually bought out. | COLSTON, Arthur Alfred (I355)
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Albury Hospital | COLSTON, Arthur Alfred (I355)
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Albury Pioneer Cemetery | COLSTON, Arthur Alfred (I355)
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All Saints Church of England | Family F498
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All Saints Church of England | Family F1395
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F244
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Arrived in Geelong, Victoria as a Cook. She sailed on the Earl Grey departing Southampton.
| SEAGER, Elizabeth M S (I215)
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Arrived in Sydney on board the 'Tamar' 29 January 1853, having sailed from Plymouth, England 12 October 1852. He was aged 13 years and with him were his father James, who was 39 years old, his stepmother Margaret, who was 48 years old and his sister Eliza, who was 18 years old. | COLSTON, William Edward (I313)
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Arrived in Sydney on board the 'Tamar' 29 January 1853, having sailed from Plymouth, England 12 October 1852. He was aged 39 years and with him were his second wife, Margaret 48 yrs, daughter Eliza 18 yrs and son William 13yrs. He was listed as being a stonemason from Duddingston, Midlothian, religion was Church of Scotland. He was literate.
| COLSTON, James Forsyth (I258)
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As her husband Douglas was a Carpenter, he and some of his friends helped work on the house. | WENCK, Myrtle Clorine Ruby (I525)
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Ashes dispersed at Sea near Surfers Paradise. | SMITH, Alma Eleanor (I9553)
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Ashleigh died at her grandparents place. | DeCARLI, Ashleigh Anne (I166)
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At her Grandparents place. She died when the pramette she was sleeping in had tipped backwards. | SWANSSON, Abigail Jane "Abbey" (I3800)
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At her home. | BOROWSKI, Mathilda Helena "Lena" (I337)
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At his residence "Belmont". | HOOPER, Thomas "Tom" (I4583)
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At the home of Samuel Day (Baptist Minister), according to the rites of the Presbyterian Church. | Family F12
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At the residence of George Frederick Scott, father of the Bride, by minister R.H. Phillips, according to the rites of the Church of England. | Family F133
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I61)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I162)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I163)
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Ballarat Base Hospital | DeCARLI, Ashleigh Anne (I166)
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