THE GARDNER FAMILY OF ROUCHEL BROOK

This material regarding the Gardner Family of Rouchel Brook has been compiled by Margaret Ashford and Jim MacDougall in February 2016. It consists of four sections: 1. The initial history of the Gardner Family by Malcolm Henry Bridge, 16 Skellatar Street, Muswellbrook, NSW “from memory and hearsay”, which he wrote by hand in 1957. It was then typed by a now unknown person. It has now been retyped by his granddaughter, Margaret Ashford. Some editing has occurred (e.g. paragraphing, spelling correction and some punctuation) to make it more coherent but care has been taken not to lose the original “voice” of Mac Bridge. Births, Deaths and Marriages [BDM] official records have been used to re-order some families chronologically and to provide dates. References and additional explanatory notes added in this edition are italicised in square brackets. This section includes:

The Gardner Family of Rouchel Brook, 1840-1958. A listing of family names plus anecdotes or descriptions regarding individuals. Note that the Gardners arrived in Australia in 1842. Arbor Day at Rouchel School. A description of the Arbor Day event about 1893 and Gardner involvement. Six Generations of Gardners. A listing of those Mac Bridge knew to be members of this generation. Gardner Descendants and War Service. Gardner involvement in the Boer War, World War I and World War II. Explanatory note. Why Mac Bridge undertook this history, dated 1958. Errata. Correction to his identification of the builder of the Segenhoe Hotel, Aberdeen. 2. Gardner Family additional information written by Mac Bridge after 1958; items are included in the order in which they were written. This section includes: Obituary of Elizabeth Adam, nee Morrison with explanatory notes by Mac Bridge Explanation of William Gardner’s burial place, correcting his earlier assertion that William Gardner was buried under the current St. Luke’s Church of England, Scone. Rouchel History dated 1967. Information about the earliest European settlements in the Rouchel Valley. The Gardner Story continued. Written in 1962, information which came to Mac Bridge after he had completed the initial history. Letter to Evelyn Collison, a Gardner descendant, answering her questions about the family. 3. Index to both sections. 4. Gardner Family names listing. This listing of Gardner family names, birth, marriage and death dates, has been compiled by Jim MacDougall (grandson-in-law of Mac Bridge). It is based on Mac Bridge’s history of the Gardners, our own family records and further research using the NSW Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages online site, continuing the generations down to the latest dates possible through BDM. (These records stop at 100 years ago for births, 50 years ago for marriages and 30 years ago for deaths.) This listing has been produced using Legacy Family Tree 8.0. It also contains an index. Margaret Ashford Jim MacDougall email: margashmac@bigpond.com

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THE GARDNER FAMILY OF ROUCHELBROOK 1840-1958

The late heads of the family were Enniskillen born in the County Fermanagh Northern Ireland, as were five of their children, four children of a first marriage – Mary born 1822, Eliza born 1828, William Irwin born 1831, Ann time of birth unknown, and James son of second marriage, born 1840. Children born after reaching Australia were John and sister Jennie. The years of births of John and Jennie are unknown to writer. The maiden names of the two Mrs. Gardners unknown by the present generations. But it is believed the first Mrs. Gardner’s maiden name was Irwin, Irvin or Irvine, as one or other of those names was given in the Christian names of at least seven of her descendants. [Some family records indicate that William’s second wife was Elizabeth Burnside. Shipping records show William, Elizabeth and 4 children listed together. Mary is not included in this list; she appears to be old enough to have been included amongst a group of single women, unnamed but counted, on board the ship. There were two other Gardner families on board, also from County Fermanagh] However the original Gardner [William] with his second wife [Elizabeth] and five children came to Australia 13 February 1842. The boat [Broom – shipping records research] called at Glasgow and before sailing from that port a Mrs. Morrison came to the wharf and said she lived in the Candlerigs and asked the head of the family would he please deliver a letter to her son John Morrison, saying that he was sure to see him as he had some time previously sailed for Australia. At that time it appeared as though at least some of the people in the home countries [sic] must have thought Australia was somebody’s back yard. The letter was addressed to John Morrison Australia. However extensive as Australia is, strange though it may seem, the letter was delivered to John Morrison, the rightful owner. When the family disembarked in Sydney and started to travel north they seemed to realise that Australia was a pretty extensive country and by the time they arrived in Muswellbrook in June or July 1843 had practically given up hopes of finding the addressee but after being in Muswellbrook some time the son, William, came home one day and said “I believe I have found the whereabouts of John Morrison”, so investigations were made and John Morrison was found working as engineer for people by name Chivers who owned and were operating a tweed factory in the building at the dead end of what is now Mill Street, at present occupied by the Commercial Freezing Company Ltd for the purpose of freezing rabbits. This building was opened as a tweed factory in 1841, it is at least 117 years old and still very solid. The said letter was delivered and a friendship struck up between the recipient and the Gardner family and later [1st December 1845 – BDM records] John Morrison and Eliza Gardner became man and wife. The Gardner family shifted to Aberdeen and as far as it is known the heads of the family also lived in Scone, for it was there that the original Gardner died and was buried in the St. Luke’s Churchyard at the corner of Hill and Liverpool Streets Scone. A headstone was ordered to mark the spot and was cut and completed at Thornthwaite 12 miles west of Scone. The stone was being brought to Scone by dray and when crossing the Middle Brook about ¾ of a mile from its

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destination was broken, there was never another stone made to replace it. The ground was cleared for the erection of the present St. Luke’s and the church was erected in 1888, over his grave. [see page 41] There is no mark to verify this on the church. In 1896 whilst standing near the intersection of Hill and St. Aubins Streets I heard his daughter Jenny say whilst looking towards the church, “What a wonderful monument to my father”. She then went on to give details mentioned above. MARY GARDNER: the oldest of the Gardner family married John McMullin and for some time resided at Oswald on the Hunter River between Greta and Lochinvar, where most of her family were born. The McMullins later shifted to Rouchel Brook and settled at Bingeberrie, at present the home of two of their grandchildren, Reg and Jack McMullin. Later they shifted to what is now Brooklyn but at that time it was called Half Moon because of the bend in the Brook and the road. The old lady occupied a cottage on the place, which she called Oswald Cottage. The cottage was rebuilt some years after her death and is still known as Oswald Cottage, situated on a hill near George McMullin’s woolshed. George is present owner of Brooklyn. John and Mary McMullin nee Gardner raised a family of eight – two sons and six daughters, viz. William, John, Elizabeth, Mary, Sarah, Beckie, Emma and Ellen. Family of Mary McMullin (nee Gardner) to 1958. 1. William G. McMullin born 1868, late owner of Brooklyn, Brookdale, Cockcrow and also a property known as Sandy Creek Paddock now owned by Allan Bell. All properties are on the Rouchel watershed. Married Catherine McDonald of Rouchelbrook, raised a family of four sons and three daughters as follows: 1. Alfred McMullin born 1885, retired grazier, married Miss Eather, now living at

Tamworth. Army rank Lieut. Colonel, World War I 2. Walter McMullin born 1889, late Rouchel, killed in action, World War I. Rank Captain 3. Eva McMullin born 1892, married Norman Brooker, present owner of Main Camp Upper Rouchel. One son, Brian 4. George McMullin [appears on BDM as William G, born 1895, Rouchel], present owner of Brooklyn and Brookdale 5. Ellen McMullin born 1896, married --- Sparke of Sparke and Co. Maitland, Auctioneers 6. Alister McMullin born 1900, now Sir Alister, Chairman of the Senate in the Federal Parliament, Canberra, present owner of Cockcrow estate Upper Rouchel, Yarramor [?Yarraman has been corrected to this], Scone and resides at St. Aubins Scone where his wife Lady McMullin (nee Thelma Smith) has an interest in the said property. Alister served in the RAAF during World War II. 7. Ida McMullin – married Bill Hamilton, Builder, Singleton No particulars of Ida and Ellen’s families 2. John I McMullin – late owner of Bingeberrie, Broad Gully, Bridgelands, and Kean’s Creek properties. Married Bella Jones of Muscle Creek. Raised a family of six, four sons and two daughters, as follows: 1. Irwin McMullin born 1887, now deceased, had grazing property in the Narrabri district. No details of family. 2. Clarrie McMullin born 1891, his wife’s maiden name I do not know but believe she came from Narrabri district where Clarrie had a property and later had Broonie, Jerry’s Plains and now owns and lives at Ridgeland North, Wybong. One son and one daughter.

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3. Reg McMullin born 1894, living on part of Bingeberrie. Until a few years ago owner of Bridgelands and Keans Creek, but now sold to a man named Campbell, and later bought a property part of Martindale estate near Denman. Married Jenny Campbell of Arden Hall now deceased. Reg was for a time manager for M. Campbell and Co. Rouchel store. One daughter. 4. John McMullin born 1897, resides on part of Bingeberrie Rouchel and owns Broad Gully on Back Creek Rouchel. Married Miss Logan, Lower Rouchel. One daughter, Ann.

5. Lynda McMullin born 1901, married Boy Kennedy, son of the late F.W. Kennedy of Rouchel and Bunnan and now resides on their property at Bunnan, part of the original Milgarra or Arraglinn estate. Original owners the Bell family. No details of family.

6. Amy McMulllin married ---- Burgess. Now deceased. Her late husband at one time managed the Aberdeen and Rouchel stores for M. Campbell and Co. and later was in business as storekeeper at Currabubula. At the time of his death was the Accountant at Campbell’s Garages Pty. Ltd. Muswellbrook. Three daughters. 3. Elizabeth McMullin – married Donald Cameron, resided on a property I think Glenerne (now owned by Jim Carter) about 17 ½ miles from Aberdeen at Upper Rouchel. After the death of Donald Cameron Elizabeth carried on on the property that was later occupied by her son Bill, now deceased. Elizabeth raised a family of three sons and three daughters, as follows: 1. Lucy Cameron born 1866, married Alex Thomas of Scone and later of Walgett district. No details of family. 2. John Cameron – a school teacher, was at one time stationed at Red Range in the Glen Innes district. No details of family. 3. Alexander Cameron – married Bertha Wilkinson of Carrow Creek in the Singleton area. Had a property at Redbank Belltrees, later Bridgelands Rouchel and still later a property at Narrabri. Alex was a noted cricketer, second only to his brother Bill. 4. Mary Cameron – married George Wilkinson of Carrow Brook in the Singleton district. Three or four in family. 5. Roubens Cameron [BDM shows a Robina, no Roubens] – married Claude Wilkinson of Mullee Davis Creek, later went to live in Queensland where her husband passed away. Roubens is still alive and I think is residing in Dalby Queensland. No details of family. 6. William Cameron – married Muriel Miller of Rouchel Public School. Bill as he was called represented Upper Hunter electorates in the House of Assembly for upwards of 12 years and was still a member at the time of his death. For a time was Chairman of the Public Works Committee NSW Parliament. Bill went to the Boer War and was later chosen as one of the NSW representatives at the coronation of King Edward VII in 1902. He was also a cricketer of some note. Although he never played in test cricket, it was said by not a few that he was fit for it as an all-rounder. Whilst playing with an Upper Hunter team in Howe Park, Singleton against a Sydney team he hit seventeen sixes off seventeen consecutive balls, that would be 102 off less than three overs, a pretty good effort. On another occasion whilst playing in Muswellbrook he opened his shoulders and hit a ball right out of the old showground, the ball was found in Scone a distance of 16 miles. Fact is it landed in an open railway truck attached to a goods train passing at the time. The ball was found in the truck when it reached Scone and sent back to Muswellbrook. No evidence to say if the game was held up pending the return of the ball. Bill also played in county cricket whilst on the Coronation tour in England. His highest score was in a county against county match was 250. When reminded of the feat on his return he calmly said, “It was county cricket, not test”.

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In his younger days he was an employee at M.C. McKenzie store Aberdeen, he also had a selection at Redbank near Belltrees. One of his sons, Neil, occupies a soldier settlement block on Belltrees between Belltrees and Moonan Flat. Bill’s widow lives in Sydney. Bill Cameron was buried on the Rouchel and had a very large and representative funeral including representatives from State government departments. It has often been said that Bill Cameron was a friend to many and often gave away more than he could afford. So it is little wonder that many of his acquaintances at the end said “farewell old friend”. 4. Mary Ann McMullin – married Kenneth Cameron, Davis Creek and had a family of four sons and two daughters, as follows: 1. Helen Cameron born 1875 [BDM lists her as Ellen] – married Duncan Cumming. Now deceased. Her family still carry on the properties Stellenbosch, Elbow Creek, Malumla and their late father’s property on Keans Creek. One son Ross served in World War II and a daughter Dora was a Nursing Sister during World War II in the AIF abroad. She took part in the evacuation from Crete and was mentioned in dispatches.

2. Don Cameron – married Miss Doors of Mullee, Davis Creek. In his younger days was employed by the late George Watts of Malumla and later at Ellerston near the head of the Hunter River. From there he enlisted in the Light Horse and served in the Boer War. He contracted Enteric Fever and was invalided home. He later re-enlisted and sailed as a Lieutenant. He was reported missing after the Zend River Battle, but turned up after the relief of Ladysmith or Mafeking, having been a prisoner of war. He resided on the Rouchel and at the outbreak of World War I he enlisted and sailed to the Middle East in charge of the 12th Light Horse with the rank of Major. During hostilities he was promoted in the field to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel DSO and later received a Bar. He returned home and resided on part of his father’s property on the Rouchel side and later acquired Stellenbosch, Elbow Creek and Malumla as well as his father’s property on Davis Creek and Rouchel. At a function given in Sydney in honour of the visit of General Allenby, who had commanded the British forces during the campaign in the Middle East, General Allenby said, “If Colonel Cameron is in the room will he please come forward”, so the long lean Colonel strode up (He stood almost 6 ft 4 ins) and was personally thanked by the General for the part he played in the campaign, especially the historic Charge of Beersheba, which he led. It was always said of him in his orders he would say come, not go and always placed himself right in the front. It has been said and I think written that the Charge of Beersheba so demoralised the enemy that it hastened the end of the war, anyway as far as the Middle East was concerned. Later he disposed of Stellenbosch, Elbow Creek and Malumla to his sister Helen, who was married to Duncan Cumming. Their family still carry it on. Donald was also on Home Defence during World War II and he had one son, Dick who was in the forces during World War II. Don retained the Davis Creek and Rouchel properties portions of his late father’s. His widow still carries on since his death a few years ago at an age I’d say near the 80 mark. 3. Elsie Cameron born 1879, married Walter Lonsdale who at one time was in business as a

storekeeper at Nundle. They are now living retired at Back Creek. No particulars of family.

4. Allan Cameron born 1881, married Martha Kennedy of Back Creek Rouchel and purchased a property known as Hartney’s on Back Creek. A couple of years ago he sold out and is now living retired in Muswellbrook. A son, Douglas, was killed in Action during World War II. Allan had at least two daughters, one of whom is a Mrs. Turner.

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5. Kenneth Cameron born 1884. Do not know his wife’s maiden name. He manages a station somewhere in Queensland. No particulars of the family. Kenneth served in World War I. 6. Malcolm Cameron As far as I know never married and at one time put in some time in New Guinea and nearby islands but is now in Queensland. Also a World War I veteran.

5. Sarah McMullin – married Thomas Caban, a native of Wollombi, who had a property on Davis Creek, Poplar Valley. They had three sons and two daughters, as follows: 1. Irvine/Irwin Caban born 1874, is now deceased. He carried on on his late father’s property in partnership with his brother Freeman. They also had property bought from Belltrees Estate, situated at Red Bank. Later Poplar Valley was sold and Irwin shifted to somewhere on the South Coast, where he passed away. I believe his widow still lives on the South Coast. Her maiden name was Fernifil. 2. Freeman Caban [William Freeman in BDM] – born 1879, married Maude Radnidge, who is now deceased, they had a family of one son, Edwin and three daughters. Freeman and his son still carry on on a place on Davis Creek purchased from Ravensworth North Estate

about 1903. They still hold the Red Bank property. Freeman, who is now about 80, has been a member of the Upper Hunter Pastoral and Agricultural Society Muswellbrook since shortly after leaving school. If he is not the oldest member I think he would hold the longest membership. About the beginning of the present century he managed Miranee near Gundy for the late W.T. Seaward, later managed the Puddledock Estate near Ellerston for the Estate of the late James Pinkerton. He is also a judge of stock and for a good many years carried on in that capacity for various shows and rodeo events throughout the state. His daughters’ names and particulars are unknown. 3. Ada Caban born 1881, married W. Pinkerton of Gum Flat, Gundy and is now deceased. No particulars of the family, only that they exhibited with success in the horse section at Upper Hunter shows. 4. Edgar Caban born 1883, married a Miss Harper from Scone and joined the NSW Police Force and went through all the ranks. At the time of his death he was living as a retired Superintendent of Police somewhere on the North Coast. It was said of him even before his death or retirement that he was a gentleman of the Police Force and always gave everyone under him, irrespective of rank, a fair and just hearing. Edgar had a son who served in World War II. 5. Edith Caban – married Bill Hewston of Singleton and later lived on Moobi Road Scone. No particulars of family. [BDM also shows two unnamed babies, born in 1875 and 1877.]

6. Beckie McMullin married Billy Madden and resided at Davis Creek. I know of a family of three – one son and two daughters, as follows: 1. Florence Madden born 1890. No particulars are known. 2. Grace Madden born 1892. No particulars are known. 3. Sidney Madden born 1895. He joined the Police Force and is now living as a retired Sergeant of Police at Bondi where he was last stationed.

4. William E Madden born 1899. [Found in BDM, not listed by MHB who commented that there may be more in the family than the first three.]

7. Emma McMullin married Andy Pinkerton of Fanborough Gundy and later kept an hotel at Nundle. They had a family of at least four, one son and three daughters, as follows:

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1. Norman Pinkerton – I don’t know his whereabouts or family 2. Ellen Pinkerton – married W. Henry of Nundle and Muswellbrook. No particulars of family 3. May/Mary Pinkerton – married Ted Wharton, late of Benmore, Jump Up, between Gundy and Belltrees. Now lives in Scone. No particulars of family. 4. Elizabeth Pinkerton – whose second name is Veldon. A name that seemed to creep into

the Gardner family somehow, but the origin is unknown by the present generation. No particular of her marriage or family. I have an idea there are more members of this family but not certain.

8. Ellen McMullin – the youngest and only survivor of family of Mary McMullin nee Gardner. She now lives in Scone with daughters Bella and Ellie and is now in her 93rd year and still retains her faculties. But she says she getting a bit forgetful. If this is so she could be excused at that age. Married Thomas Jones of Muscle Creek who also had a property on the Wappinguy near Merriwa, raised a family of two sons and three daughters, as follows: 1. Mary Jones born 1887 – married George Chapman and lives in Singleton 2. William F. Jones born 1889 – now deceased, served in World War I 3. Isabella Jones born 1891 – married Allyn Brooker of Crofton, Upper Rouchel. After the death of her husband, moved to and lives in Scone. Her son John still carries on his late father’s property. He is married, his wife’s maiden name was Campbell. 4. Thomas Jones born 1896 – served in World War I. Now manager of Grazcos at Dubbo. No particulars of marriage or family. 5. Ellie Jones – Lives in Scone, still single. End of details as far as is known of the descendants of the original Gardner family through their daughter Mary.

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ELIZA GARDNER: born in County Fermanagh Northern Ireland in 1828, she came to Australia with her parents about 1840 and on to Muswellbrook in 1843, in June or July. She said they arrived in Muswellbrook two days before the death of Lewis Ward (?), whose tomb is in the Catholic Cemetery Muswellbrook. In checking on this the date of Lewis Ward’s death is given as July 1843. Eliza in her single days was in the services of the late “Boshie” Nowland who kept an hotel in Bridge Street Muswellbrook just where the Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney Ltd. now stands. One of her duties she used to tell about was to keep her employer apprised as to the time of day, so she said “Boshie” would call, “Eliza please see what time it is.” This entailed a jaunt to a store kept by one Stringhaul situated where Coroneo’s Niagara Café now stands. After looking at his clock, which, fortunately, could be seen from the footpath, she would return and tell him the time. One day one of his customers said, “Nowland why don’t you buy a clock and save all this trouble?” His reply was “I won’t have anything about the place that won’t breed”. So the jaunts still went on. Eliza married John Morrison and went into residence at the Tweed Factory in rooms since demolished. At least one and probably two daughters were born there, Mary and Margaret. Mary was born in September 1848 and was the first child baptised in what is now the old Presbyterian Church in Hill Street, now used as a Sunday School and meeting place. The Morrisons then shifted to Aberdeen where John Morrison operated the Flour Mill and where a third daughter was born on April 4th 1851, named Elizabeth. Incidentally the same year as Hargraves found the first payable

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gold in the colonies. John Morrison carried on with the Mill till his death in Maitland Hospital in 1852 caused by the effects of a broken leg and was buried in the East Maitland cemetery on the road leading from East Maitland to Morpeth. The Mill was on the old stone roller system and I believe the old machinery in the old building is still intact. The old building can be seen quite close to the railway line and stands between the railway line and the road leading from Aberdeen to Rouchel. It is said to probably be the only one on the stone roller system now standing intact in the world. It hasn’t produced flour for at least the last 69 years. It was the job of one or two of the children to feed the mill from the top floor by means of a scraper. The children were so small that they had to wear safety belts as a precaution against going in with the wheat. After the death of her husband Eliza married a man by name William Walker and two more daughters were born, Emma and Ellen. William Walker was burned to death whilst on a droving trip somewhere in the Dirrinbandi district in south western Queensland and was buried there. After the death of her second husband Eliza for a time conducted a store in Aberdeen and later resided with members of her family at Rouchel, Aberdeen and Muswellbrook. She died at Muswellbrook in 1915 aged 87 years. [Note from Margaret – when in Muswellbrook she lived at Rosebrook on the Wybong Road. Grandfather, MHB, claimed that she sat “at the corner of the round table”.] It has been said of Eliza Gardner that during the time she conducted a store in Aberdeen she helped many a lame dog over a stile, including the late Sir John Robertson, the father of the Free Selection Act, one time Premier of NSW and after whom the Robertson, first a State and now a Federal Electorate, was named. Another was the late THH Goodwin, one time resident of Scone and later owner of Pooloocooroo, a property in the Curlewis district, where he carried on wheat and sheep farming in a fairly big way. The help was real and genuine. Family of Eliza Morrison (nee Gardner) to 1958. 1. Margaret Morrison[though spelled this way here, MHB always insisted that she was Margret] – whom I believe was the eldest daughter of Eliza, believed to be born in Muswellbrook. Age not certain. [Born c. 1846] She married George Lambert and had two children, one son and one daughter, John and Ettie. They lived for a time on the opposite side of Rouchel Brook from Halls Flat, 9 ½ miles on the Rouchel Road leading from Aberdeen. I believe Margaret died and was buried in Main Camp Cemetery, Rouchel. Later her husband and the two children shifted and had a farm at Lower Belford some miles down the river from Singleton. George Lambert lost the sight of both his eyes, but still carried on on the farm for a number of years with the help of his two children. He once said he believed it paid a farmer to lose his crop by flood once in a while as the flooding of the ground, although it brought a lot of rubbish, enriched the land to almost double its producing power. 1. John Lambert – married Miss Bergman, cousin of Bishop Bergman of Goulburn. He

carried on farming in the Belford area and later worked in coal mines at Greta. He also had a wine (?) licence for a time at Harpers Hill between Greta and Lochinvar. Later he was an employee of Maitland Council. Some time about 1946 he died in Maitland as a result of being knocked down by a motor car. His widow still lives in Maitland. They raised a family of about four sons, of whom Fred served in the Islands in World War II.

[This is incorrect – it was Fred’s brother John Lambert, NX126521. He died of peritonitis and was buried in the Lae Cemetery, NG, 26.7.1945. Information provided by his niece, Sylvia Hamblin, May 2016]

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2. Ettie Lambert – whose Christian name I believe is Harriette, married Bill Chalk, then employed by one McDouell, at the then Glendon Butter and Milk preserving factory, also situated down the river from Singleton in the Scotts Flat area. Ettie has a family of three or four, one of her children was killed in William Street Sydney as the result of being run over by a car in which the actress Miss Muriel Starr was a passenger. That would be about 1915 not sure. Ettie has passed her 80th birthday and is at the present time as far as I know in Boddington Red Cross Hospital, Wentworth Falls but looks on her home as Sydney with a daughter Ivy, Mrs. Smith, who lives at Kingsford, a Sydney suburb.

2. Mary Ann Morrison – second daughter of Eliza Gardner, born Muswellbrook September 1848. Spent her child and girlhood days at Muswellbrook, Aberdeen, Rouchel and at Oswald with the McMullin family. In her girlhood days she did shepherding for her uncle, the late William Gardner of Rose Vale, Lower Rouchel and used to take the sheep as far away as what is known as The Needles. In January 1867 she married William Bridge, a native of Wollombi and for a time resided in Aberdeen. Then on Davis Creek and later at Bridgelands Upper Rouchel. Land selected by her husband and son John, in all about 1280 acres. When John had completed his 5 years residence he transferred his portion to his father. When William Bridge lost his place through financial difficulties, she left with her husband and family and went to live for a while in Scone. This was in 1896, then to Gundy for a couple of years then back to Scone and in 1900 to Blandford till 1905 when they shifted to Muswellbrook, where they remained till about 1923. The couple then went to Scone and lived with their daughter, Mrs. George Budden [Ellen Eliza Bridge]. In January 1927 the pair celebrated the Diamond Jubilee of their marriage. Mary was noted for her handwriting, even up to the end her handwriting would be classed as copperplate. However at the time of her death in April 1927, she would be writing for at least 76 years. As I have heard her mother say, Mary could recite the Lords Prayer and also write it at the age of 3 years. Out of the births of 17 children twelve were reared. The youngest, Archie, was 36 years of age when the first break came by the death of the second son, William, who died at Goondiwindi in 1931 in his 62nd year. Strange though it may seem yet it is a fact, the twelve never were together at one time. I think that may be a record at least with the descendants of the Gardners. The family consisted of nine sons , three daughters. Five children were still born including one twin. [This appears to be not quite correct. Two died as infants – John Morrison 1 and Mary Ann. In most family records 14 births are listed including these two. It may be that there were three still births. The twin who died was twin to Percy Alwyn] 1. John Morrison Bridge – born at Aberdeen, 1868, went with parents to Rouchel and took up a selection which he afterwards transferred to his father. He did knock about jobs mostly horsebreaking combined with a bit of horseracing. One good horse he owned was a gelding, by name of Sylva, bred by the late James Campbell of Arden Hall, Gundy and was by a horse named Zeno. I don’t know the dam. I don’t think there would be many about who would remember the horse since the passing of the late Al Gray, Harry Harper and Fred Watters. Oliver Snell and Alf Harper may remember him. Jack Bridge went to Manilla in the mid 1890’s and there carried on a butchering business for some time, he later went to Lismore and also carried on butchering, that would be in 1897. He there married Mona Davis, and they had one daughter. He put in most of the remainder

of his life about Lismore with the exception of a few years in Queensland in the St.

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George district. Then again returned to Lismore and later again to St. George where he died in 1953, aged 85 years. His last visit to the Hunter was in 1917. Jack left some great grandchildren, they are in the 7th generation of Gardner stock in Australia.

1. Mary Morrison Bridge married ---- Iveli. Living in Lismore in 1958. 2. William Thomas Bridge – born Aberdeen, 1870. In his younger days he worked about Rouchel doing various types of work but mostly as a builder. He also had a racehorse by name Leslie by Speculator bred by the late Billy Madden. He won a race in Aberdeen and was disqualified for having previously run on an unregistered course. It was said that the horse that was given the prize had also run at the unregistered meeting, but the committee had the final say so that just about wound up his days as a racing man.

One of the buildings he worked on as a builder is now occupied by Frazer Adams at Willowburn Upper Rouchel. That building was erected in 1895 and was erected to house

the late -.N. Wilson, free Presbyterian minister of that area, which took in Stewarts Brook, Rouchel and Goorangoola – he later went to the Warwick district in Queensland

to work for the late Harry Batterham who took up country in that district. He also was horse driver on –elltown Station in Queensland where the horse paddock was a mere 20,000 acres. He depended on his saddle horse to find the draught horses. He later went to Lismore and worked on the building and joinery work of the Hotel Ryan. He made and built the staircase in that building, when the hotel was remodelled the same staircase was preserved and is said to be still in use. The hotel was originally built in 1900. He erected the first Municipal Sale yards built in Lismore. Bill then returned to Queensland and put in a good part of his time about Dalby. He made one trip back to the Hunter in 1914. He worked for the late – Barrett on the erection of the Butter Factory for A.C. & F. Co in Aberdeen. After that he went back to Queensland and put in most of his time about Goondiwindi, Nindy Gully and Dirranbandi. He never came back to Hunter. At one time whilst working on a Queensland station one of the station hands died, owing to wet weather and floods. It was practically impossible to get a coffin to the place so the station owner, knowing that Bill was a carpenter and master of the adze, said, “Bill will you have a look around and see if you can find anything you can fashion a coffin from, if so try and make one”. The best he could find was some split slabs in the wall of an out building, so he went to work with adze and what other few tools could be found about the place and made a coffin, when it was finished the boss and all hands said that it was a coffin that if anyone who knew it would be proud to rest in it. In 1910 Bill took a job at Tenterfield with a Telegraph contractor to run a telephone wire to Tabulum, when that was completed, Bill with the same contractors, by name Coleman, ran a copper wire from Wallangarra to Tamworth. The line was part of a wire from Brisbane to Sydney. The mode of getting from camp to work was on foot. Walk to work in the boss’s time and home in your own time. The camp being at Tenterfield, the walk to Wallangarra was 11 miles. The wire was then run towards Tenterfield and by knock off time had covered about 6 miles, leaving a walk of 5 miles to camp and so it went on. Then the next section, from Muswellbrook to Sydney, with a gang working from each end. They met at Greta. The next telegraph job he took was with a gang to run a line of poles north from Newcastle and that was the first telephone erected through the Hexham swamps. The other telephone and telegraph lines are along the railway embankment. This one being for the Railway Dept., was put along the railway fence. The method of getting the poles up was to point the butts, affix guy ropes to the pole, stand pole up and rock same by means of pikes and guy ropes, rock the pole until it sunk to required depth. Some spots didn’t

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need any rocking, at least one pole when stood up went straight down to about nine feet instead of the usual five feet. Bill died and was buried in Goondiwindi in 1931 ages 61 years. He never married. 3. Donald Irwin Bridge – born Aberdeen, 1872. After leaving school, was one day in Aberdeen with the late Jim Smith who had a dray and 3 or 4 horses. The team was left standing while some business was being transacted. A train passed, the horses took fright and bolted. When Don was seen on the dray he was called on to jump off and so doing had the misfortune to break a leg and put in some time in the old hospital in Sowerby Street Muswellbrook. After his recovery he was employed in M.C. McKenzie’s branch store at Manilla under the management of the late Alfred Stafford, that would be in the late 1880’s, for a start wages 2/6 per week and keep. About 1891 was transferred to the Aberdeen store and later worked for W.I. Gardner Jnr. who had the Rouchel store, from there he went to Narrabri and worked in Barry and Staffords store and later in the late John Gately’s store in the same town. From there he went to Gunnedah with brother Andy and opened a store. Whilst there the brothers made an attempt to start a flour mill and after a lot of knock backs through financial difficulties lost the store. In 1904 however a company was formed under the name North Western Milling Co. but their share in that venture was very small. Don returned to Narrabri and worked in the hardware department in Barry and Staffords till the head of the store decided to get out and the head of each department took over their own department. However Don carried on for some time, but that also appeared to be beyond his financial status. After that he carried on for some years as a commission agent and from there went to Sydney and worked in the baths and sinks department in Grace Bros. Broadway store. He stayed there till well on the shady side of 80, when they retired him. He married Annie Malone of Narrabri in 1899. His widow lives at Rose Bay. Four children survive, three sons and one daughter, Mrs. Manuel, Mosman. 1. Reginald I Bridge – [born 1900, Narrabri BDM search]. Served in World War II and for some years was prisoner of war in Germany. On his return he helped compose the book entitled “Behind Barbed Wire”. He now carries on what might be termed a wholesale hardware business on wheels and tours most of the state. He trades under the name R.I. Bridge Pty. Ltd. 2. Claire W Bridge – [born 1903, Gunnedah BDM search] 3. Isabella M Bridge – [born 1906, Narrabri BDM search] 4. Leonard Bridge – [born 1908, Manly BDM search] Employed by the Tramway

Department, Waverley 5. Cecil J Bridge – [born 1914, Narrabri BDM search].

4. Andrew Ernest Bridge – born 1874. After leaving school he too went to Manilla and was

employed in McKenzie’s Store there, he too later went to Barry and Stafford’s store Narrabri and Narrabri West. Later Barry and Stafford opened a store at Moree East, Andy went there and took charge of the store till 1903 when he left and went into business with brother Don in Gunnedah. After the loss of their business in Gunnedah, Andy travelled the north and northwest representing Ireland’s Wholesale Grocers of Newcastle. When the afore-mentioned Flour Mill was opened, he was employed there for some years as bookkeeper. After leaving there he carried on in Gunnedah doing

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commission work. It was he who was the instigator of the shift of the licence from Howes Hotel in Maitland Street Gunnedah to the present Club House Hotel in Connadilly street. He also was the mover in the cutting up of Mornington Estate on the opposite side of the Railway from the original town and like the flour mill and hotel got precious little out of it, his brains, someone else’s profit. It was said that he carried his office in his vest pocket. He married Sarah Schofield of Nundle in 1895. Andy was killed in 1936 as the result of being knocked down by a boy on a push bike at the intersection of Connadilly and Abbot Streets, Gunnedah, aged 62 years. His widow now lives at Cremorne aged about 94 years. Daughter Gwen lives with her. Andy and Sarah raised a family of 3, two sons and one daughter. 1. Milton Cameron Bridge – born 1896, Manilla. After leaving school he was employed till very recently by the Temperance and General Insurance Society on the North Coast, Newcastle and Maitland and later in Sydney and only gave up on account of ill health. 2. Gweneth M Bridge – born 1904, Gunnedah. She is employed by the

Commonwealth Bank at their Haymarket Branch. 3. Norman Morrison Bridge – born about 1908 [BDM – 1909 registration, Gunnedah]. He has put in the whole of his working life as an employee of a bank, just do not know which bank, but know he was entrusted with the opening of their first branch at Bondi Junction and later transferred to Casino and is now manager of their bank at Glen Innes.

4. Margret Morrison Bridge – born Aberdeen or Rouchel in 1876, died in Scone 25th April 1945, aged 69 years. Margret married William C. Budden 11th January 1899, went and lived at Gundy and later at Ellerston where her husband was employed on Ellerston Estate at that time the property of H.E.A. and V. White of Belltrees. They later returned to Gundy where he was employed by the late W.H. Brayshaw of Elmswood, later by Paynes of Waverley and then by L.B. Israel and finally at Archibalds of Gundy. Bill Budden died in Scone Hospital last year, 1957, at the age of 84 years and one day.

The couple raised a family of 3 sons and 5 daughters. 1. Bertie Budden – [born 1900, Scone BDM record]. At present in the employ of BHP Newcastle. Children not known. 2. William Granville Budden – [born 1901, Murrurundi BDM record]. A partner with his wife nee Ivy Challis in Blumenthal, Moonan Flat, where he resides. Two daughters were born to this union. 1. Elaine Budden – married Rex Collison of Moonan Flat 2. Gwen Budden – of Scone 3. Edna Budden – [born 1903 Murrurundi BDM record] Married Alf Stockwell and lives at Thirroul on the South Coast. They have one son and one daughter. 1. Bill – married and has two children, 7th generation of Gardner blood. 4. Leslie Budden – [born 1905, Scone BDM record]. Employed at BHP Newcastle.

Still single 5. Evelyn Budden – [born 1907, Scone BDM record]. Married Frank Clare. Address unknown. Not sure of children 6. Elsie Budden – [born 1908, Scone BDM record]. Married George Crackett of Scone. 1. Bill – at present at Moonan Flat 2. Fay – married Ian Logan, of Scone

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7. Daphne Budden – married ----Reid, resides in Hill Street Scone. Not sure of Children. 8. Mary Budden – married ---- Baker, resides in Susan Street Scone. Her husband was killed at Gundy, being run over by a car, leaving a widow and five children.

5. Ellen Eliza Bridge – born 1878. Married George Budden at Gundy in St. Mathews C of E

church, by the Rev. G.M. Brown, 1898. Lived in Gundy till about 1908 then at Gunnedah, Quirindi, Scone and later shifted to Dubbo where their two sons have a motor business trading as Budden Bros. In 1916 George Budden managed Glen Vale Warwick for Corbett family. George Budden died in Dubbo about 7 years ago. His widow, now in her 80th year, still lives in Dubbo. The sons, Milton and Keith, founded their business into a company still under name Budden Bros of which Milton is the Manager and Keith is the outside man. Keith Budden recently bought a property of 250 acres 6 miles from Dubbo and has gone there to reside.

1. Milton Budden – married Dorothy Neville of Dubbo. So far no children of this union. 2. Keith Budden – married Nancy Burke of Dungog Beverly Budden Wendy Budden [No indication of birth order given.] Both still at school in Dubbo.

6. Aubrey Edward Bridge – I think born at Rouchel in 1880. Had part of his schooling at

Rouchel and part at Quipolly. After leaving school worked on a couple of dairies on the Rouchel. In 1897 went to Moree and was employed in Barry and Staffords store as bookkeeper, then in 1903 came to Muswellbrook and there tried his hand at farming in a small way with not much success. He then returned to Moree as a debt collector for Barry and Stafford. When this ended he took a job with the Singer Sewing Machine Co., that would be in 1905. He represented the said firm in Inverell and Manilla districts as salesman and collector. After that he went to Sydney and worked at the Eveleigh Railway Workshops and later to Chullora as storeman and during this time handled all the material that passed through the Chullora works in connection with the electrification of the Sydney Electric trains service, as far as the book and pencil was concerned. He enlisted in World War I and was attached to the army medical services. He sailed in the “Port Lincoln” in 1915 and put in about 4 years in the Middle East. On his return he again took up duties for the railway at Chullora and married Violet Spencer and lived at South Strathfield. In 1930 Aubrey had a slight stroke and was given light duties on the railway and was in an office near Central Station. However after his retirement in 1940 he lost the sight of both eyes and later had another stroke from which he never recovered and died at his home, High Street, South Strathfield, on 24th April 1945. Aubrey’s age at his death would be 65 years. His widow passed away a few years later. Aubrey and Violet had one son. 1. Kevin Bridge – put in some years at the GPO as a telegraphic operator, later in a

cab service in the telecommunications branch and now employed with W.D. and H.O. Wills as paymaster.

7. Malcolm Henry Bridge – born at Half Moon, now Brooklyn, then owned by the late W.G. McMulllin, on May 5th, 1883. The first recollection of an outing was to attend the

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Centennial picnic held in one of Rouchel Vale’s paddocks adjoining Jim Carter’s Oakfield property on January 26th 1888. I was then about 4 ½ years old. I well remember part of a speech made at that gathering by the late John Miller of Back Creek. I mentioned lately that my long distance memory was good and my short distance memory not so good. Was told it would be better to forget the long distance stuff. However I think if my long distance memory was cut off I couldn’t write what I’m writing at the present time. I refer to the history of the Gardner family which is at least 99% fact. What bit of schooling had was at Rouchel, Brushy Hill, Davis Creek and Gundy schools. All put together wouldn’t be anything like 3 years. I never saw the inside of a school until I was at least 9 ½ years old and certainly none after passing 14. What I got was only broken time. Until I was 20 years old I did odd jobs of station work then went to Gunnedah and from

there to Inverell to Singer Sewing Machine Co., then Guyra and Muswellbrook for same people, went back to Gunnedah to work in a flour mill, from there took on driving a steam traction engine mostly carting timber from a sawmill in Trinkey scrub halfway between Curlewis and Tambar Springs. I carted for the Tambar Springs Police Station and Court House for the late Thomas Bowen, owner of the mill and traction engine. We had a rake of 4 waggons hitched to engine and after the timber would be cut for cottages in Gunnedah would load a whole cottage and take it to its destination, often before the load was off the framework of the cottage would be standing up. Then in about April 1909, I contracted enteric fever. After coming out of hospital I came to Muswellbrook, then went and worked at Randwick Park doing irrigation work till 1912. I then married Annie Bush of Denman and in 1912 shifted to Muswellbrook and worked for the late Walter Barrett at his joinery works as a stoker and later making ice, however left there in 1916 and took the job for Singer Sewing Machine Co in Muswellbrook district. Was also for a time selling Griffiths Teas. Then in 1920 when rabbits and their skins were a good price I took on the game of trapper and poisoner and in about 1925 started at St. Helliers Colliery as stoker and finished up there in mid 1930 when the Colliery closed down, almost, owing to slackness of trade in the depression years so went back to the rabbits till 1935, when I bought a mail and rabbit run between Muswellbrook and Wybong. Carried on at this and sold out in 1944, then worked on Aluinn Horse Stud near Roxburgh and owing to a bit of a decline in health left there in 1954. Whilst working for the late Walter Barrett he offered to build me a cottage. He said “You buy the land and give me the deeds on mortgage and I’ll build the house. When you go in pay me a pound a week, interest 7%, adjustable yearly” and he later rose my wages to assist me to pay. The price of the house was 357 pounds, land 40 pounds. The cottage contains 2 12x18 rooms, 2 12 x 14 rooms, a 12 x 12 kitchen, front and side verandahs, back verandah, 12 x 14 bathroom and bath, kitchen fitted with stove. What price today. I shifted into it on 9 August, 1914 and am still in it. The marriage produced three children – one son and two daughters. 1. Heather Jean Bridge – born 9th February 1914. After leaving school worked in the

Muswellbrook Chronicle office from about 1929 till her marriage in 1940 with the

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exception of two small breaks whilst nursing at Maitland Hospital and a time in the Commonwealth Bank. [Actually she worked at the Commonwealth Bank after her marriage, during World War II] That would be two occasions at the Chronicle office. The proprietor introduced her as the best writer in the town and it was at times her job in the absence of the editor to get the paper set up and got out. The proprietor said she did a wonderful job. Married Alex (Tecca) Ashford of Scone, member of the staff of Pitt, Son and Keene, Auctioneers, Scone. 1. Dianne Heather Ashford – now aged 14 2. Margaret Anne Ashford – now aged 11 Both still at school 2. Percy Veldon Bridge – born 28th May, 1917. After leaving school he worked at various jobs including a few years with A.G. Saunders cordial makers Muswellbrook, while there in 1939 he married Peggy Turner from Scone. He enlisted in World War II and sailed in Queen Elizabeth on Good Friday 1941. Went to Middle East as reinforcements to 2/1 Battalion and was away for about 2½ years. On the journey home from the Middle East his lot the 16th Brigade were put off in Ceylon for 4 months jungle training. Then home for a short while and on to New Guinea, he crossed the Owen Stanley ranges with the brigade and was invalided back from Wyropee to Lux Lane Hospital near Port Moresby and from there back to Australia. Later he and 3 others, a Lieutenant and Percy were made Acting Sergeant. He was already a Corporal, the two others as far as I know were privates. Their mission was to go to Mauroki in west New Guinea and instruct the Dutch in the art of jungle warfare. After that he returned to Australia and was later discharged after being in the army for a couple of days over 5 years. Then joined the staff at the Subway Garage where he was the spare parts man for 5 or 6 years till the sale of the place to Caltex. He then took a position as a traveller for Olympic Tyre and Rubber Co. a job he has had for the past 6 years. His district extends to Telegraph Point on the north coast, Tamworth, Walcha and Manilla in the north, Merriwa and Cassilis in the west, Maitland and the coalfields in the south. As the result of Percy’s marriage 5 children were born – 2 girls and 3 boys. 1. Toni Doreen Bridge – 17 years old, employed as a clerk at the Brentwood

Hospital 2. Malcolm Bridge – 14 years old 3. Alan Bridge – 8 years old 4. Jennifer Mary Bridge – 7 years old 5. Robert Bridge – 5 years old 3. Gwynneth Joan Bridge – born 4th April, 1930. After leaving school was employed Campbell’s Garages Pty. Ltd., Muswellbrook, later at the Coal Co. office, then on the nursing staff at Royal Alexandria Hospital for children at Camperdown and left for health reasons. Later was employed at Thiess Bros. and again at Campbell’s Garages and later at the Electric Lamp Works, Hamilton, and from there to Stott and Morleys in Sydney until her marriage in 1954 to Athol Bevan and went to reside in Brisbane and worked as a dental nurse there. 1. Stuart Sargent Bevan – born 16th August, 1957, Muswellbrook

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8. Frederick George Bridge – born at Rouchel, 1885. His school days were spent at Rouchel, Davis Creek, Gundy and Scone. After leaving school he took on various jobs, mostly in shearing sheds, then he learned to shear and did shearing in the northwest and about Muswellbrook. He was also employed by a butcher named Delaney at Gunnedah. After that he did mostly short trips of droving, I think his longest trip was to Molong with sheep. When war broke out in 1914 he with others was employed in Muswellbrook getting horses ready to be sent to the Middle East. In all about 20,000 horses were got ready in Muswellbrook, it being the main depot. About the end of the war years, about

1918, he went to Sydney and there joined the Tramway service being attached to Waverley depot as a conductor and later as a driver from the Enfield depot. In 1944 his health failed and he had to give up the job after being five months in Prince Alfred hospital and five months at home in Enfield he passed away on May 6, 1945, making 3 deaths in the Bridge family in one day less than a year. Fred married Nora Daley of Currububula and lived at Edward Street Enfield. They had one son. 1. John Bridge – now a chemist on his own account at Belfield, Sydney. He married Maureen McBride of East Hills on January 27th, 1958.

8. Jessie Bridge – born Bridgelands Rouchel 20th February 1889. She had her schooling days at Gundy, Scone and Blandford. After coming to live in Muswellbrook in 1905, she worked in the dressmaking line for Miss Seabrook and later for the late Mrs. Ab. Weidemann. In 1910 she married Ernie Budden of Limestone, where they went to reside and there carried on dairying till the end of 1956. They then bought a house in Brentwood Street, Muswellbrook, where they now reside. Five children were born to the couple, 3 sons and 2 daughters. 1. Max Budden, employed at the A.C. & F. Co. Aberdeen 2. Hunter Budden, employed by the Soil Conservation Commission, working on the Hunter River. 3. Marjorie Budden, married Ted Madden, son of the late Joe Madden of Rouchel,

later Drilldool (?) in the northwest. They have 4 children, 3 sons and 1 Daughter 1. Rodney Madden is employed at the ANZ Bank 2. Trevor Madden apprenticed to the Electricity Commission 3. Graham Madden still at school 4. Roslyn Madden still at school 4. Joyce Budden – married Cliff Webb and lives in Birralee Street Muswellbrook. They have three children, all at school. 1. Raymond Webb 2. Patricia Webb 3. Jeffrey Webb 5. Raymond Budden – born 1918, now employed at Muswellbrook Open Cut Mine, married to Joan Lees, a Victorian. Ray joined the forces and saw service in the islands in World War II. They have three children of school age. 9. Percy Alwyn Bridge – a twin, born Bridgelands Rouchel May 30th, 1894. [the twin did not survive.] He had his schooling at Blandford and Muswellbrook. After leaving school he did short droving trips with his father in the Muswellbrook district till he became 17 years of age in 1911 and old enough to obtain a motor driver’s licence. He then went to Sydney. First job he had there was assistant on Starkeys Ginger Beer delivery lorry. Then

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worked for Davis and Fehon in a motor garage and service station. Then for Halsteds of Darlinghurst as a driver. Halsted was one of the first to run hire cars in Sydney. Then Tewkesbury started the Delux motor service. Percy was one of his first drivers. In 1916 he enlisted and saw a couple of years service in France as a driver in the Australian Artillery, at that time horse drawn. He was in London on leave when the Armistice was signed and of course was able to take part in the rejoicings in that the world’s greatest city. The Armistice took effect at 11 o’clock on the 11th day of the 11th month, 1918. As far as actual fighting was concerned that was the end of World War I. After he returned he joined the Yellow Cab Service in Sydney which the same Tewkesbury founded. 65 years ago Mr. Tewkesbury was jeweller in Muswellbrook. When the yellow cabs were offered for sale to the drivers he didn’t take his on so he then went driving tourist coaches for Day and Hughes. Their depot was at the corner of Liverpool and College Streets, almost opposite the Emden Gun in Hyde Park. Then he later transferred to Hastings Deering in William Street where he still works, chiefly as a messenger and does the banking etc. After his return from the war he married Elsie Miller, now deceased, then residing in Womerah (?) Avenue, Darlinghurst. They raised a family of two, one son and one daughter. 1. Alwyn Bridge – is married and lives in Maroubra, employed by Hastings Deering at their works at Camperdown. His job is in the spare parts. 2. Aileen Bridge – is a window dresser at Woolworths, Bondi Junction, been employed there just on 20 years. She is still single. 10. Archie Shaw Bridge – born Bridgelands, Rouchel, August 8th 1895. He also had his schooling at Blandford and Muswellbrook. He also did short droving trips and later drove a baker’s cart, mostly on the outskirts of Muswellbrook for the Muswellbrook Bread Co. and also a butcher’s cart for the late Thomas Doyle. About 1913 he joined the postal staff, his appointment was letter carrier at Tingha. From there he joined the military forces and about January 14th, 1916, sailed on board the Osterley bound for the Middle East with light horsemen on board. When he arrived in the Middle East he was given a Corporal’s rank and one of his first jobs was driving a team of mules. He says you know the ones that kick and bite pretty well. Then later was in the desert Camel Corps for eighteen months. He says they could bite and roar pretty well too, but the beauty of the camel was that they could carry at least six days supply for man and beast without any trouble. Previous to joining the Camel Regiment he said he was under the impression that camels only drank about every five or six days but found that a camel will drink as often as a horse if allowed and says they have to be made to take in the full quantity by keeping them from water a little longer each time and it has to be worked so that he will take in his fill by the time you want to start out. Then when he gets his fill be ready to start off on the trek straight away. Archie was batman to the late Oliver Hogue (Trooper Bluegum) part of the time whilst in the camel regiment. Whilst batman for Oliver Hogue he got hold of and sent home a sketch drawn with pen and ink by Oliver Hogue on an envelope. The sketch is of a long lean Australian soldier sitting on his haunches with his back to a post. In front of him is a

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hole in the ground and an ant just about to enter it. Under the sketch is written “You lucky beggar, you’re goin’ ‘ome”. The sketch has become mislaid somehow but every time I looked at it it reminded me of the late Lieutenant Colonel Don Cameron. However the sketch had neither Oliver Hogue’s name or initials on it but it was he who sketched it. Of course this was all in World War I. After the war he returned to Australia, worked in the Newcastle Post Office for some time then in the post office in Armidale and later in the Ipswich Post Office in Queensland. There he left the post office and followed the calling of a bookmaker’s clerk in Brisbane. The bookmaker at times used to introduce him as the human percentage ready reckoner so smart was he in that line. When World War II broke out he went into the army as pay clerk at Redbank Brisbane with the rank of Sergeant. About 1948 he came to Sydney and was for some time in the spare parts of Hastings Deering in William Street, Sydney. From there he went to the Eveleigh Railway workshops. He is still there and at times does clerical work. His age is now 63 and is still unmarried.

3. Elizabeth Morrison – third daughter of Eliza Morrison (nee Gardner). She was born at the old flour mill at Aberdeen on 4th April, 1851, the year that Hargraves first discovered payable gold in Australia. She was wedded to Frederick Adams, late of Willowburn, Upper Rouchel and who also had a selection on the Upper Back Creek. Elizabeth lived practically all the whole of her married life at Willowburn, on and off at Back Creek whilst her husband was fulfilling his residential obligations on his selection. She passed away in Scott Memorial Hospital, Scone in July 1940, so she was therefore in her 90th year of her long and useful life. It was said of Elizabeth that during the whole of her long life she was never known to say an unkind word about any person and if she heard anyone attempt to utter unkind words would always say are you sure it is true and my advice is before you make a statement always be sure it is true, anyway it might be better left unsaid. Elizabeth had a family of four, three sons and one daughter. Two of their sons, Gordon and Frazer, also daughter Margret, still carry on the two properties. Elizabeth and Frederick had a family of four, three sons and one daughter. 1. Arthur Morrison Adams – born October 1885. He had his schooling at Rouchel Public

School under the tuition of F.E. Miller. After leaving school he was with his parents for some time, when they had one of the first cream separators on the Rouchel, in 1893. He became interested in the raising of poultry and exhibited and won prizes with his poultry in various parts of the state. As far as I know the greatest thrill he had in this line was when one of his exhibits defeated an exhibit from the then great Bonaventure Poultry farm. In about 1908 or 1909 Arthur married Cecile Drinkwater and reared two daughters. 1. Sadie Adams – [born 1909, registered Petersham BDM records] married Bob Luckie, a surveyor now somewhere in Victoria. I believe they have two children 2. Doris Adams – [born 1911, registered Petersham BDM records] married Keith Attkins, McCullys Gap on Sandy Creek. 1. Barry Attkins – of McCullys Gap

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2. Robyn Attkins – of McCullys Gap Arthur later married again, wife’s maiden name Barwick. [BDM records – Ivy Barwick, married 1919, registered in Sydney] Two children of this marriage, names unknown. I think one son, one daughter. The son does big droving trips away in north Queensland and Northern Territory. Arthur at one time did some hawking in the drapery line, and later was employed by M. Campbell and Co. at their Rouchel store as their contract carter which he did with a van and pair of horses. He later shifted to the Liverpool district where he still lives. In recent years his wife passed away. Arthur is now aged 72 years. 2. Gordon Adams – born Rouchel, 1887. Also had his schooling at Rouchel School, teacher Late F.E. Miller. Has put in all his life at the old home, Willowburn, with the exception of the years he served in World War I in France. He enlisted as far as I know and sailed with the 34th Battalion and after being some time in the Middle East went on to France. The 34th was know as Hunter River’s own. The 34th Battalion during the campaign in France was responsible for the capture of an enormous German Gun which was brought to Australia and as there was no facilities at that time for unloading such a monster at Newcastle it was unloaded at Sydney and stood for some years outside the Central Station in Sydney and was later taken by rail to Canberra to the War Museum, it is mounted on I think 32 rail wheels and as NSW Railways have the standard gauge 4 ft. 8 ½ ins., the same as Germany, this is the only state that could handle it. He has interest in his late father’s two properties with brother Frazer and sister Margret, his age would now be 70 and is unmarried and never appears to be out of sorts. 3. David Frazer Adams – born 1889, Rouchel. [MHB refers to him as Frazer; BDM shows the birth of David F.] He had his schooling at Rouchel Public School and had his place of residence at the old home till his marriage with Florrie Moss some 30 odd years since, now lives with his wife and one son Max, just a short distance from the old home. Frazer was for some time an employee of the Scone Shire Council as a maintenance man on roads in the Rouchel area. How different now the work is all done by gangs, don’t know if it is better or worse. Frazer’s age would be about 68. 1. Max Adams – has put in practically the whole of his life about the old place. He

runs a house to house mail from Upper Rouchel Post office to Frank McDonald’s Bonacord near the head of the Rouchel Brook, his age is in the vicinity of 30 years.

4. Margret Adams – born 1891, Willowburn, Rouchel. She has lived the whole of her life at the old home. She also had her schooling at Rouchel Public School, not sure if it was same teacher. Margret lives at the old home with brother Gordon and she with brother Gordon are always willing to show the hand of welcome to all and sundry. Both are real chips off the old blocks Elizabeth and Fred Adams. Note the spelling of Margret, this is the way her great grandmother Margret Morrison spelled her name, that was the lady mentioned earlier who gave the letter to the old Gardner family in about 1840 as the boat they were travelling by from Ireland to Australia was in Glasgow harbor. It may also be as well to observe the spelling of Gardner – some of the descendants appear to be inclined to spell it Gardiner which is incorrect. The older members of the family were very particular about the spelling. I think it is a distinction between the north and the south of Ireland.

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ELIZA: [After the death of her husband John Morrison, Eliza married William Walker on 28th April 1856. BDM reference 1988/1856. Eliza died 26th November 1915, residence Rosebrook, Muswellbrook. She is buried in the Presbyterian Cemetery, Muswellbrook] William Walker was burned to death whilst on a droving trip somewhere in the Dirrinbandi district in south western Queensland and was buried there. There were two daughters from this marriage. 1. Emma Walker – born 8.9.1856, Aberdeen. She married Mathew Spencer, born Bingeberrie, Rouchel, 9th October 1843.

Thomas Spencer and his sons one of which was Mathew, owned Rouchel Vale. Gave a portion of land for the building of an English Church. The church St. John’s was erected in 1875 by Martin Burnell who died the day he completed the building with the exception of fitting the door lock. Up till the time Rouchel Vale was sold in the late 1880s the land had not been transferred so the Spencers made it a condition of sale to Mr. Holmes that the land was to be transferred and Mr. Holmes honoured his part of the deal. The old church has been demolished and a new one erected and is due to be opened on April 26th 1958. It is situated 10 miles from Aberdeen on Rouchel Road. Emma married Mathew Spencer about the year 1881, resided at Rouchel Vale till about 1889 where at least 3 children were born, Aubrey, Granville and Ivy. They then went north west and settled in Narrabri for some couple of years where one son Stanley was born. Mathew Spencer had an interest in Cuttabunda, a station on the Bokhara and Narran rivers north west of Walgett, however before finally going to Cuttabunda to live they returned and lived in Muswellbrook where another daughter Mary was born. Finally in 1892 the family left these parts and went to reside at Cuttabunda, 3 more sons were born in that part of the state – the three sons born in that Bokhara area were Harrie, Keith and Jack. They returned to Aberdeen in 1901. Mathew Spencer started a carrying business in Aberdeen which he carried on till his death in 1910. Emma later went to and resided in Moree for some years and finally went and lived in Sydney where she passed away in about 1924. Her family consisted of 6 sons and 2 daughters.

1. Aubrey S. Spencer – born October 1883, Muswellbrook. Aubrey when only quite a youth was given and took charge of the shearing on Cuttabunda station. When Aubrey was quite a lad was on a droving trip with his father to what was to become the famous opal field of Lightning Ridge in the Walgett district. This was many years before opal was known to exist there, pebbles and stones being an unknown quantity on the Bokhara and Narran rivers. When at the ridge he became so interested at the sight of so many pebbles he decided to take some home to show the younger members of the family. One of the pebbles he found in a deep gutter was unlike the others and very pretty. This stone was a childish treasure till some year later a Hindu hawker who had been to White Cliffs an opal field north of Broken Hill was shown this particular pebble and at once wanted to buy it but didn’t mention the word opal. However he purchased the stone and gave Aubrey a half sovereign in gold for it. Aubrey believes this was the first piece of black opal from famous Lightning Ridge was that day bought and sold. The full account of this happening written by Aubrey Spencer himself and appeared in the Western Stock and Station Journal on May 26th 1949. About the beginning of the century he wended his way southward per push bike and was for a time at Lower Belford then later in McKenzie’s store at Rouchel. In 1907 he turned up in Gunnedah and was chief mover in the founding of the North Western Contracting Co formed for the purpose of shearing by contract.

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A wool shed was erected with 16 shearing stands and many were the sheep that passed through his care whilst he was manager for said Co. The shed was two miles from Gunnedah on the Boggabri Road. He also operated a wool scour a little further down the Namoi River. Later he went to Moree where he was interested in a stock and station agency. The next the writer heard of Aubrey was when in 1937 he was adjutant with a team of riflemen that visited Bisley in England and later on the same tour he went as commandant with the first Australian team of riflemen to visit and tour Canada. After that he went into a partnership known as Harris and Spencer Stock and Station and Real Estate Agency business. Their office is now 150 Phillip Street Sydney, having just recently shifted from 91 in the same street.

In June 1908 Aubrey was wed to Grace Miller, [BDM search shows Violet G] at that time a resident on the Richmond River, previously of the Rouchel Public School where her father, the late F.E. Miller, imparted knowledge to the young of that area for a good number of years. The couple are now living at Mosman and are within striking distance of celebrating the Golden Anniversary of their wedding.

They raised a family of five sons and four daughters. 1. Max Sherwood Spencer – [born 1909 Muswellbrook BDM search] – was for over 30 years a Chartered Accountant as a principal in the Cummins and Wallace organisation in Moree. After disposing of his interest in this firm, he left Moree early in 1958 and is now settled at Esperance Bay, WA, engaged in a pastoral venture – sheep and cattle. The holding is one of 26,000 acres, and when fully improved by pasture improvement is reputed to be capable of carrying up to four breeding ewes to the acre, plus about 1500 head of cattle. He and his partner John Kelman, late owner of “Dundee” station in the Richmond district, North Queensland, have up to date sown down to pasture grasses an area of 16,000 acres, and are planning to sow down the remaining 10,000 acres in 1959.

Southern boundary of the holding practically fronts the Indian Ocean. Rainfall in the area is reputed to be the most consistently regular in the world. Average rainfall over the past 90 years exceeds 36 inches, and mostly falls in the April-September portion of the year. The 90 year records show that the highest annual fall registered in that period was 40 inches, the lowest 28 ½ inches. So, all and all, Max’s prospects for the future would appear to be excellent.

2. Norman Sherwood Spencer – [born 1911 Moree BDM search] – joined the staff of the Rural Bank at an early age, and is now manager of its Parkes branch. 3. Keith Frederick Spencer – [born 1912 Moree BDM search] – commenced his career in radio, first as an announcer at Ayr, North Queensland, subsequently at Bundaberg, Q. and later at 2LM, Lismore. While at Lismore he enlisted in the RAAF, and as a Flight-Lieutenant served 3 years and 8 months with the British Bomber Command. After taking part in the D-Day operations in the invasion of Normandy, France, he was invalided home. By the time his health had returned to normal V-E Day intervened

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and World War II was over. He then became Manager of the 2LM broadcasting station, Lismore, in which capacity he remained for several years. Subsequently, he transferred to Townsville, North Qld, where he is Secretary of the local Liberal Association but still has an interest in the radio business.

4. Rex Sherwood Spencer – had a brilliant public and high school career. At Sydney University he was equally brilliant and graduated with honours as a BSc. After serving 5 years with the CSIRO, as a Bio-chemist, he has now joined the staff of Perth University. 5. Donald Sherwood Spencer – after being with Atlantic Union Company will, as principal, shortly be taking over its new service station in Military Road, Mosman. 6. Faith Sherwood Spencer – [born 1914 Moree BDM search] is married to a chemist named Moore, the proprietor of one of the largest businesses in

his line at Orange, NSW. 7. Joyce Sherwood Spencer – was a talented pianist, is married to Dr. Thomas Tidswell, who at present is Chief Medical officer for the Imperial Chemical Industries organisation, an exceptionally well paid job with liberal travelling allowances. His duties take him to all capital cities of the Commonwealth and also to New Zealand. 8. Audrey Sherwood Spencer – is married to a man named Vincent and lives at Naremburn, NSW. Her husband is connected with the well-known firm of Gartrell, White & Co., Bakers and Confectioners. 9. Helen Muriel Spencer – married name is Tramby. Her husband conducts a progressive Stock and Station Agency at Gurley, a township situated on the Moree-Narrabri railway line. [The above information is taken from an addition to MHB’s story, which he wrote at a later date. There is no listing of the birth order of the children, just the five boys in their order then the four girls in their order].

2. Edward Granville Spencer – born 1885, Muswellbrook, went to and returned from the north west same as brother Aubrey and settled in Aberdeen and like father carried on in the carrying business with one short break whilst he was employed at the A.C.&F. Co meat works at Aberdeen in the boiler house. Granville was a marksman of no mean calibre and many times top scored for his rifle team. He also was a kangaroo shooter of some note and appeared to be happiest while at that calling. He also was a beekeeper part of the time, partner with brother Keith.

Granville married Edna Whitehead of Aberdeen [BDM search – 1913, Muswellbrook registration] and raised a family, not sure of number. Granville’s widow resides in Aberdeen.

1. Edna M Spencer – [born 1914, registered Muswellbrook BDM search – she isn’t mentioned by MHB] 2. Mary Spencer – before her marriage was teaching at Davis Creek Public School. Married Dave Adams of Davis Creek.

3. Una Spencer – is a nurse at Canterbury Hospital, Sydney. Another daughter is married and living in Scone [perhaps Edna?] 4. Fred Spencer – follows the occupation of painter. He married Miss McGoldrick of Rouchel.

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3. Ivy Ethel Spencer – also born Muswellbrook Sept 1888, went to and returned from the northwest with the family. Later took up residence in Sydney where she married and became Mrs. Butler, now deceased. After the death of her husband Ivy took up nursing and is now carrying on at her calling in a hospital at North Sydney. 4. Stanley Hunter Spencer – born March 1891, Muswellbrook. After leaving school at Aberdeen took up accountancy and for a time was employed in M.C. McKenzie & Sons Aberdeen store and later went in the same line to Moree or Inverell. Some years later he went as an accountant to a firm in New Guinea and stayed for about two years. He then returned and later conducted a motor service station at Merriwa. Then later on to Sydney where he passed away some short time since. While in the north he wedded Vida White of Inverell, she is now deceased. Do not know extent of family but at least one son was with the army in World War II.

5. Mary Ann Spencer – born January 1892, Muswellbrook, also went and returned from the northwest and whilst only a school girl passed away at Aberdeen in 1906.

6. Harrie Clive Spencer – born September 1895, Cuttabunda, [registered Brewarrina] on the Barwon, did part of his schooling at Aberdeen and later at Maitland High School. Went to Moree with his mother and there started work in the Lands Office and went later to the northern rivers. Then I think to head office. In Sydney he was then appointed Deputy Commissioner of the Western Lands Division of the Department of Lands. And in 1957 was appointed Commissioner in the same department. A great honour to a boy born in the area which he now controls. Harrie married but at present haven’t any particulars of family.

7. Arthur Keith Spencer – [apparently known as Keith] – born November 1897 at Cuttabunda, came to the Hunter with the family, was also schooled in Aberdeen. After his schooldays always appeared to favour being on the land. He went to some part of Queensland and there acquired a property. It was said that he took a trip to Adelaide and somewhere on the road was found dead in his car. He was unmarried.

8. Jack Sherwood Spencer – born 1900, Wirra Wirra, schooled at Aberdeen and Moree. Haven’t any particulars of his life after school. After a long illness passed away in a hospital at North Sydney about 1956. He was unmarried.

2. Ellen Walker – youngest daughter of Eliza Walker nee Gardner. Born Aberdeen,

date unknown to writer, known as Nellie. In her younger days lived at Aberdeen, Rouchel, Belford and Manilla. In 1896 she entered the old Scone Hospital at the southern end of Kelly Street [probably the apparent extension of Kelly Street known as Surman Street. The old hospital faces Smith Street at its western end], as a patient and remained for some years at the hospital as a nurse. A Mrs. Higgins was Matron of Scone Hospital at the time. Both Mrs.

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Higgins and Ellen Walker gave up duties at the hospital at the same time and went and lived at Smithfield for a time. In about 1907 or 1908 both Mrs. Higgins and Ellen Walker went to Gunnedah and kept a guest house in partnership first in Barber Street and later kept Roseneath guest house in Maitland Street, Gunnedah for some few years and then returned to Sydney where Ellen Walker passed away. She never married. So that is about all that I know of the descendants of Eliza Gardner.

************************************************** ANN GARDNER: Daughter of the original Gardners and came from Ireland with family. Date of birth unknown to writer, and know very little about her, except that she married a man by the name Brown. They went to live at Cryon in the northwest between Burren Junction and Walgett. Ann Brown nee Gardner died while living at Cryon and was buried there. In 1908 I was at Cryon for the lamb shearing, then the property of J.K. & W.H. McKay. One day whilst searching for young galahs I saw a lonely grave about a mile on the western side of the homestead. On my return to Muswellbrook I mentioned that I’d seen a grave there and was then told that it was most likely the grave of Ann Brown. Previous to that I hadn’t heard of the death and burial of Ann Brown at Cryon.

*************************************************** WILLIAM IRWIN GARDNER: Born in Ireland about 1833, came from Ireland with the original family in 1840. First settled in Muswellbrook in 1843 and later in Aberdeen. William Gardner in partnership with Donald McDonald held a good portion of the Segenhoe estate where they grazed sheep that were shorn by hand at the old flour mill at Aberdeen. During this period they had Halcombe Homestead erected, the old house still stands and is on the old road from Aberdeen leading to Scone, about two miles north of Aberdeen and is occupied by one of the Day family at present. At the time that William Gardner and Donald McDonald held this portion of Segenhoe (the balance of the estate was held by McDonald brothers, Allan and Donald), the title was held by original grantee Thomas Potter MacQueen who it is believed was in England at the time, however a short history of Segenhoe written in Sporting Life a few years ago says about 8 years. From memory this [is] part of what was written, after describing the famous marble bath which Mrs. MacQueen used when she took her baths in fresh milk, it is said the milk was then distributed for use among the convicts, Segenhoe was one of the early convict settlements. The grant was made in 1824. The McDonald brothers had possession of Segenhoe for 19 ½ years. Had they held it for 20 years they could have claimed a title, however they were forestalled either by Potter MacQueen or a Mr. White (founder of the Hunter River White families) or both. However Mr. White bought the title said to be for 200 pounds and a coal mine went with it. Gardner and McDonald went to the Supreme Court of NSW in Sydney to try and have the matter of title settled. They employed Sir Julian Solomon as their counsel, it looks as though by majority the Supreme Court ruled against them. Sir Julian was very optimistic about winning an appeal if it was taken to the privy Council. Sir Julian Solomon said he never heard the Chief Justice sum up in such a definite manner before. It appears he was out voted on the bench. William Gardner and McDonald could only interview Sir Julian whilst he munched a few sandwiches for his lunch at the Supreme Court, so did not get much of an interview, however at this stage Donald McDonald died at Segenhoe. His death took place on August 16th, 1872. No further action was taken.

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William also had the building erected in Aberdeen known and run as the Segenhoe Hotel. [See note page 36] He kept it at one stage as a hotel and ran a store and butchery in conjunction with the hotel. It was in this building where the late M.C. McKenzie started business as a storekeeper, he leased a room from W.I. Gardner, the rent paid being 2/6 per week. The same McKenzie from this small beginning later had a branch at Manilla, also at Rouchel and built the store in Aberdeen now occupied by M. Campbell and Co a good few years since. William later acquired Rose Vale, 9 miles from Aberdeen on Rouchel Road, his youngest son Sydney L. Gardner still resides on this property. He also owned Main Camp Station, portion of which was first taken up by J.T. Hughes. The original amount owned by J.T. Hughes was 846 acres. William Gardner added considerably to the original holding chiefly in the Back Creek area. Main Camp homestead is situated 15 miles from Aberdeen on Rouchel Brook. The old woolshed still stands near the homestead, now owned by Norman Brooker on the original main camp. There is a public school on two acres of land, given by William Gardner in 1881. On the sign on this school is Public School 1882 but believe it was opened in 1883 just 75 years ago. The following information was obtained from Department of Education on 5.2.1958 – part of W.I. Gardner’s Main Camp Estate formerly owned by J.T. Hughes, area 2 acres, acquired July 8th, 1881 and was known as Rouchell Public School (observe the double L) and on October 31ST, 1929 the name was changed to Rouchel Public School. So one L was dropped but no information as to which of the two L’s was taken off. The plan of ground now shows that a small three cornered piece was taken off one corner for road purposes. Quite close around the old place there is now the homestead, woolshed, a couple of cottages, a Post Office (Upper Rouchel), a public school, a School of Arts, a sports ground, a church, motor garage and a cemetery, where a good number of the descendants of the old Gardner family now lie buried. As said earlier, William Gardner added considerably to the first 864 acres and by the early 1890’s I think it was carrying about 10,000 sheep besides cattle and horses. In 1892 William Gardner had the first cream separator installed on the Rouchel in his dairy at Rose Vale. Strange as it may seem to the present generation the separator was installed in one of the rooms in the house. One of his neighbours, Kenneth Kennedy, came one day to have a look at the new-fangled idea of extracting cream from milk and saw what was left in the bowl, declared it a filthy affair for some unknown reason. He couldn’t be told that the separator took the impurities out of the milk and would therefore be much cleaner than the old idea of setting the milk in dishes and left for 24 hours to the mercy of most things that happened along before the cream was skimmed off. However he was believed to have said that he wouldn’t eat any more factory butter. How dense and contrary some people can be. Not known whether he kept his word. However financial worries in the late 90’s in connection with the Main Camp which by this time had grown into a station and so it went by the board. Sold to Frank Fermor for about 8000 pounds. William married Ellen Mitchell. Seven children were raised by the couple, five sons and two daughters. As near as possible, their ages ran – 1. Andrew Gardner – married Ellen Cameron, had a family of at least one son and three

daughters – Alexander, Olive, other names not known. Andrew acquired a selection on Back Creek, called it Naeela. Grazed sheep on the place, about 1892 he sold the property to H.H. Cox and went to Manilla district as a wheat farmer and after some years sold out and bought land in the Wagga district where he also carried on wheat farming till his death in the early 1920’s. His wife predeceased him. Son Alex is I believe still in the Wagga district. Some time about 1912 Andy Gardner and daughter Olive paid a visit

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to Muswellbrook and attended the show. They then went to Rouchel and stayed a few weeks. Andy returned home and Olive was to follow. She boarded a train at Aberdeen bound for Sydney and there called on some people and was never heard of again by her people. I believe she had with her a cheque drawn by her Uncle Sydney Gardner and as far as is known that cheque was never cashed and the mystery has never been solved. That was 46 years ago. One married daughter of Andrew at a later date lived in the Gosford or Wyong area. Further details of the family are all unknown to the writer.

[BDM shows Olive’s birth registration in 1883] 2. William Gardner – after leaving school was employed in M. Campbell and Co. store in Muswellbrook. He later married Kate Bell of Melbourne and started a store on the spot where the present store run by one Bradley stands at Rouchel Brook. After disposition of this business he went and settled in the Camden district and later at Mangrove Mountain near Gosford. This couple are now deceased. There was no family to this marriage. 3. Malcolm Henry Gardner – after whom this writer was called, had a selection on Back Creek, Lemon Grove. This place is still carried on by his two sons, Cyrus and Wilfred. Malcolm married Sarah Carter of Oakfield, Rouchel and had the two sons named above. After his marriage Malcolm suffered a long illness and passed away on March 13th, 1893 and was buried on his 26th birthday aged 26 years. His widow later married Walter Holmes. 4. George Gardner – also had a selection somewhere on Rouchel. Married Jennie Chus (?) nee Hall also of Melbourne, sister to Kate Gardner wife of William Jnr. Not sure how many in family. There was one son Roy or Reg. One V.E.W. Gardner killed in action World War I. After disposing of his place on Rouchel, George started butchering in Scone. Billy Madden worked for him in this business. Billy said that he always went to the shop pretty early but always knew when George, who lived at Coreen on the Middle Brook, was coming at least half a mile away by the sound of the hooves of that grand old horse Carrington that he used to ride coming in contact with the metal as he cantered along the road. Then George later went into residence on Milton Farm a mile north of Scone and from there delivered milk around Scone, the price two shillings per quart. We hear of other commodities going up sky high to two or three hundred percent. If I’m not greatly mistaken milk, one of the staple foods for children, has gone up twelve hundred per cent. Perhaps it is because the children are too young to go on strike, and still we hear some dairymen complain. Other men in the same line who appear to see the matter in a more business like manner say if the price was more reasonable we would sell more and still get about the same income without robbing the kids. George Gardner also went into the Camden area. Both he and his wife have now passed away. 1. Vivian Charles W Gardner – [born 1896, registered Scone BDM research]

[Born Scone, aged 21 years, music teacher, draughtsman, 5’ 10” tall, enlisted 54th Battalion AIF 2.7.1917, Lieutenant number 3639. Father: George M, Elderslie via Camden. 19.4.1918 – died of wounds, gas poisoning. Buried St. Sever Cemetery Extension, Rouen, France, mother: Mrs. F.J. Gardner, “Ronda”, Elderslie via Camden. National archives war records search]

2. Kate E. Gardner – [born 1900, registered Muswellbrook BDM search] 3. Florence I. Gardner –[ born 1904, registered Camden BDM search]

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5. John E.V. Gardner – also had a selection at the head of Back Creek. Jack was a bit of a comedian. He had a couple of neighbours, Hugh and Willie Miller, who couldn’t find anything unless they fell over it. So one day they went to their hut in the bush and became alarmed to think they had been robbed as they couldn’t find anything in the hut – blankets, tinware and the like. Someone had been there and had hung their belongings to one of the tie beams or rafters. They were hung in such a manner that they actually had to bob down in entering the place, otherwise the stolen goods would have bumped them on the head, still they couldn’t find them. Jack got the credit for it but no evidence to say whether he was guilty or not. Jack married Clara or Kitty Holmes. I only know of one son, Paul V. Gardner, now in South Africa, attained the rank of major in World War II. After Jack sold his place on Back Creek he opened a store in Moonan Flat, 33 miles up the Hunter from Scone. He there carried on for some years and later sold out and joined his brother-in-law, Gartrell White of Sydney Bakers and Confectioners. He too has passed away. No particulars of his wife or other members of his family. 1. Paul V Gardner – [born 1903, parents John E V and Amy B. Registered Clarencetown BDM search]

[2. Miriam B Gardner – born 1904, Clarence Town, to John E V and Amy B Gardner – BDM research] 6. Elizabeth Gardner – married James Smith. She also had a selection on Back Creek. After disposing of their property on Back Creek, Elizabeth and her husband James Smith lived for a time on Stoney Creek, Rouchel. While living there Elizabeth died, about the end of last century. James Smith and the younger members of the family shifted to Manilla where he worked as a builder and later moved to Scone and passed away about 1930. He was well over the 80 mark and was born in England and came to Australia when very young. He was the eldest of a family of seven and was the last to die. They reared a family of nine. 1. Andrew Smith – married Miss Holmes of Rouchel Vale. I think Andrew after his marriage was for some time on the Holmes property, Oakendale, somewhere on the Paterson River, Maitland district. He later had a property between Belford and Branxton on the northern road, now New England Highway. He met with an accident somewhere about his old haunts on Back Creek. A fall from and a kick from a horse from which he died almost on the spot.

2. Albert Smith – born Rouchel Brook, date unknown. In about 1901 went to Gulf Creek in Barraba district, then a copper mining centre and there with his brother William kept a store till the mine closed. Later came back to the Hunter and had a farm at Moobi near Scone till he passed away. No particulars of wife and family.

3. William Smith – in his younger days went to Manilla and there was employed by M.C. McKenzie & Sons storekeepers and later worked at Rouchel store and in later life worked at M. Campbell & Co store at Scone till his retirement a few years ago. He then went to live in Sydney and passed away in January 1957. No particular of wife and family, some of whom reside in Sydney. 4. Ernest Smith – born Rouchel Brook in the early 1890’s, no particulars of his doings or whereabouts. 5. Archie Smith – returned from Manilla and was about Moonan for a while. Later

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joined the Railway. He served in World War I and later was officer in charge of at least two crossings on the northern line, Murrulla and Togar. It was whilst at the latter place that he took ill and died. That would be in the mid 1930’s. He was married, his wife’s maiden name was Cullen, of Jerry’s Plains. No particulars of family or whereabouts of them and his widow. 6. Len Smith – returned from Manilla and went to and served in World War I. On his return he occupied a block of land on the soldiers settlement at Dartbrook near Aberdeen till his retirement a couple of years ago, when he went to live in Sydney, where he still lives. He married Miss Dawes, now deceased. She was a sister of Mrs. Colonel Cameron of Rouchel. No particulars of family. 7. Clive Smith – born Rouchel, the youngest of the family, was in 1904 with brothers Abb and Bill at the Gulf Creek store. He also enlisted and went to World War I. On his return he was also on the soldiers settlement at Dartbrook with brother Len and also lives in Sydney. No particulars of marriage or of any family. 8. Ellen Smith – was also born Rouchel Brook and went to live at Manilla till her father returned to Scone, where she lived, in Aberdeen Street, till the death of her father. She then went to live with her brothers Len and Clive and later went to live in Sydney, where she passed away in January this year, 1958, aged about 78 years. “Nellie” never married but will always be remembered by those who were privileged to know her for her kindly nature and hospitality. Vale old friend, will be said by many. 9. Sarah Smith – born Rouchel, also did the rounds with the family. And after returning to Scone was wed to Abe Mitchell of Moonan Flat and later Scone. Sarah died in her early married life. I think she was living at Satur, Scone, at the time of her death. Abe Mitchell’s death took place in about 1955, after a length of illness in the Scott Memorial Hospital, Scone.

7. Ellen Gardner – born at Rouchel, married Alfred Stafford, brother of the late Dave and Albert Stafford of Scone and Narrabri. Also of the late Mrs. M.C. McKenzie of Aberdeen. I think Ellen and Alfred must have had an interest in property at Back Creek because there’s a place there that was always called Staffords. Ellen went to Manilla with her husband and family where Alfred opened a branch store for M.C. McKenzie, later McKenzie and Sons. That would be in the late 1880’s. They remained in Manilla till about 1895 then returned to Scone where they carried on farming duties on Middle Brook. Later they went to Camden area where they stayed some years and later into retirement at Manly where Ellen passed away and later Alfred died in 1954, aged 93 years. As far as I know the family consisted of Roy, Alice and Jennie. There may be more. 1. Alice Mildred Stafford – [born 1883, Scone – BDM search], now Mrs. Small. Do not know where she lives or of any family. 2. Janet M Stafford – [born 1884, Scone – BDM search – this may be the Jennie referred to by MHB] On the family’s return from Manilla lived with the Dave Staffords of Scone. After that I haven’t heard anything of her or her doings or where she lives. 3. Ethel M Stafford – [born 1886, Scone – BDM research] 4. Lilian E Stafford – [born 1888, Manilla – BDM research]

5. Alfred R V Stafford – [born 1891, Manilla – BDM research – this may be the Roy that MHB referred to] – enlisted in World War I and on his return he married Florrie Wharton of Brushy Hill. No knowledge of his whereabouts or of any family.

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6. Mary E K Stafford – [born 1897, Manilla – BDM research] 7. Marjorie J Stafford – [born 1904, Scone – BDM research]

That is all the writer knows about William [Irwin] Gardner’s first family and their descendants. After the death of William Gardner’s first wife, Ellen nee Mitchell, William married Margaret Cameron and born to them was one son, Sydney. 1. Sydney L Gardner – born 1885, Rouchel. Now residing at the old home where he was

born. In Sydney’s younger days he joined the Department of Education and became a school teacher. Two schools that he taught in were Mullaley, between Gunnedah and Coonabarabran in the north west and Davis Creek, Rouchel. At least part of Sydney’s schooling he received in a school on his father’s property, Rosevale, now closed. Two of his teachers that come to mind were a Miss Thomas and Mrs. Badham who was a sister of the late Rev. W. A. Woodd, at that time rector of the Church of England Parish of Gundy. Mrs. Badham later married a Mr. Hollingsworth, also a teacher, was the mother of Leonard Campbell Badham, now a barrister in Sydney and does duties in the Industrial Courts. Sydney, before entering parliament, was a partner in the Accountancy firm of Gardner and Key, Singleton and later was employed in the head office Department of Lands, Sydney. Sydney L Gardner later blossomed out as a politician and a pretty live wire he was. He became a member of the Federal parliament and represented the Electorate of Robertson for 18 years and survived about 6 contests. At one of the elections when some of his opponents said that his stocks were so low that he would be wiped right off the political map, he gained an absolute majority over at least three opposing would-be politicians, including W.M. Fleming who had represented these parts in both state and Federal parliaments for a long time. Such was the confidence reposed in Sydney by his constituents at the ballot box that day. In the Federal Parliament he was for several years Government Whip and also for some years a member of Joint Committee of Public Accounts. Sydney married, his wife’s maiden name unknown to writer. [BDM search shows Sydney L Gardner married Florence L Smart, Muswellbrook, 1915] Raised at least three in a family of 2 sons, one daughter, maybe more.

1. Irwin Lane Gunstone Gardner – [born 1.8.1915, North Sydney – NX28552 – National Archives of Australia Research]; died as a prisoner of War, World War II

2. Douglas Gardner – a fighter pilot. Gained his wings in Canada, mentioned in despatches. This latter event was broadcast all over Australia. His commission was Flying Officer. 3. Daughter Gardner – is a Mrs. Doyle and also resides at Rose Vale. [BDM research shows Audree Daphne Gardner marrying William Edward Doyle, Scone, 1945]

So much for William Gardner and his descendants. William Gardner died July 1914, aged 81 years.

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JAMES GARDNER – half brother to Mary, Eliza, John, [this appears to be an error – no other information is given about a John in the first family] Ann and William Gardner, written of earlier. He arrived with his parents, the original Gardners, as a baby, so therefore would be born about 1840. Jimmy Gardner was said to be a horseman of some note. At one time in his early days he had a horse that was a noted swimmer. In one of the many floods in Aberdeen, one feat that he and his horse performed was when the late William Madden, father of the later Madden family of Davis Creek, was marooned on the roof of a building in Aberdeen. Jimmy Gardner on this horse carried a line to the place, which was a good swim. One end of the line was fastened around Madden’s body and Jimmy carried the other out to some men who were waiting at the edge of the water and hauled it to them. Evidently they didn’t know much about handling a life line. Instead of taking the slack in the orthodox manner of hand over hand they caught the end of the line and all hands ran away up the hill with the result that the weight of the line pulled the one being rescued under the water till he reached dry ground. He was in a half-drowned state but revived and lived for a good many years after. The next exploit Jimmy and the same horse had in another flood also in Aberdeen was when two men on horseback, one named Asser (brother of the late N.F. Asser of Scone), the other named Livingstone, made an attempt to cross the flooded Hunter River, both were washed from their horses. Jimmy rode his horse in to try and rescue them. He succeeded in rescuing Livingstone who came out hanging to Jimmy’s horse. The other, Asser, was drowned. Jimmy Gardner was also a carrier over the roads from Morpeth in the south on out into the north and northwest of the state. Many years ago Jimmy Gardner left the Hunter and settled at Kelvin in the Manilla district about twenty miles from that town. There he owned a farm on which he ran sheep and grew wheat till his death in about 1937 about 97 years. One of his sons still carried on the farm at Kelvin, the other sons of the family have properties in Manilla and Gunnedah districts. That is about all that is known of the family and families at present by writer.

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JOHN (JACK) GARDNER – Full brother to James, was known as the Hercules of Aberdeen. Some of his feats of strength are still talked about among the older residents. One of his feats was when he rode up to the toll bar half way between Aberdeen and Muswellbrook and said to the tollkeeper, any charge to carry a parcel through. The toll keeper said no and was knocked speechless when Jack dismounted and stepped down underneath the horse, then stood up square with the horse resting on his shoulders and walked through, put the horse down, remounted and rode leisurely away. Another great feat of strength he performed whilst in Scone a great many years ago great logs were being put in place to set as sleepers for the erection of a building on the corner of Kingdon and Main Streets. After several attempts to put one of the logs in position by means of a draught horse had failed, Jack said take the horse away, I’ll do the job. And by making use of the harness after it was taken off the horse, placed the log in position without much apparent effort, thus what proved too much for a horse was easily mastered by Jack.

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It has also been said that he carried his horse into a bar and asked for drinks for self and horse. He thought nothing of lifting a well grown steer from the ground. And eight or nine hundredweight was just another lift. Many were the old timers who would gather to see him load four bushel bags of wheat from the ground onto a wagon right to the top of the load. John Gardner married a Mrs. Cundy, who already had at least one son and two daughters. (Son William, daughters Mrs. Harry Harper of Scone, and the late Mrs. Harry Abbott of Scone). Mrs. Jack Gardner was accidentally drowned in Aberdeen over 60 years ago, about 1890 whilst dipping. Her sons tried in vain to rescue her, she was a very big woman and the boys were only small, so failed. John Gardner and Mrs. Cundy had two sons and one daughter. 1. Jack (“Toss”) Gardner, I believe his name was Walter – went to the Boer War and never

returned. When Bill Cameron was in England attending the Coronation of King Edward 7th he heard someone call out, “Good day Rouchel”, he had an idea it was Jack Gardner but after the excitement died down tried to find who had called out without result. Toss, who was born in Aberdeen, said he got the nickname Toss because every time he got on his pony it used to toss him off. Toss was most of his life a butcher at meat works, chiefly mutton and mostly killed and dressed the most sheep per man per day. He married, wife’s maiden name Flynn. They had two sons, William and Herb 1. William Gardner – at the Aberdeen meat works. 2. Herb Gardner – at the meat works in Dubbo. 2. Winifred Gardner – never married, lived most of her time in Aberdeen and later Muswellbrook. Passed away within the last two or three years.

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JANE (JENNY) GARDNER – [born 1845 to William and Elizabeth Gardner, no place of registration shown – BDM research] – last of the old family. Not known where she was born or date of her birth. It is believed she was born Aberdeen or Scone. Married George [George Lane – BDM research] Mitchell away back in the last century. However George Mitchell was for a long time employed as a stockman on Belltrees where the couple resided till their retirement and went and lived for the remainder of their lives where son Bert now lives, on Stewarts Brook about 7 ½ miles from Belltrees. This property was bought from the late Joe Cone. Believe George Mitchell also had an interest in a property with son George away in the Glen Rock or Kangaroo Flat area on the Barnard River, commonly called the Barnet River. The original George attained the age of about 94 years. Jenny, his wife, predeceased him by a number of years. George and Jenny Mitchell raised a family of nine, seven sons and two daughters. This family are now deceased with the exception of Bert and Rowley. 1. Elizabeth Mitchell – [born 1863, Scone – BDM research] – daughter of the original

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George and Jenny Mitchell. Married Bill Tilse and resided at Moonan Flat till 1897. Then her husband drew a homestead selection block on lower Stewarts Brook and extending almost to Moonan Flat. Name of their place is Amaroo. Previous to their deaths they sold Amaroo to Alex Cumming, do not know present owners. The Tilse couple reared a family of at least three, one son and two daughters.

[1. Frederick William Tilse – born 1879, Scone – BDM research] 2. Roy A Tilse – [born 1888, Scone – BDM research] – served in World War I. Think he resides about Moonan Flat 3. Evelyn C Tilse – [born 1890, Scone – BDM research] married Syd Collison and resides in Smith Street, Scone. Not sure how many in family. 1. Rex Collison – married to Elaine, daughter of Granville Budden of Blumenthal, Moonan Flat. Elaine and her husband live in the Moonan area and have at least one in family. The child of Rex and Elaine Collison is one of the 6th generation of natives in the Gardner family. This has a double infusion of Gardner blood. 4. Ida Tilse – married and lives somewhere in the west, do not know her married name or if she has any family. [Ida M Tilse married Charles E Mansfield, 1923, registration Scone – BDM research] 2. William G Mitchell – [born 1864, Scone – BDM research] – the eldest [not according to BDM dates] was for a time employed on Belltrees and later lived in the Yarraman district and married. Don’t know Christian name, maiden name was Lang. No particulars of family. Bill in later years lived with his sister and brother-in-law Elizabeth and Bill Tilse on lower Stewarts Brook. Bill Mitchell was the man who in his younger days would dance a waltz with egg shells attached to the heels of his pumps. He too was in the vicinity of the 90 mark at the end, the egg shells remained unbroken.

3. Elenor Mitchell – [born 1866, Scone – BDM research] – Ellen, Nellie, Married [in 1890, William Henry – BDM research] Henry Cone of Miles Valley, Lower Stewarts Brook, now occupied by their daughter, Vera, Mrs. Bruce Carter. Henry Cone had a selection on Stewarts Brook about 23 miles from Scone where they were living at the time of Ellen’s death, 1897. Ellen Mitchell’s marriage with Harry Cone raised a family of five, two sons, three daughters. 1. Olive B Cone – [born 1890, Scone – BDM research] married Herb Carter and they reside on their property on the upper reaches of Stewarts Brook. Their home is about 38 miles from Scone. No particular of family. 2. Cleave H Cone – [born 1892, Scone – BDM research] No particulars of him. 3. Vera Cone – [born 1893, Scone – BDM research] married Bruce Carter and as written before lives at Miles Valley, on Lower Stewarts Brook, Miles Valley is the old home of Vera’s paternal grandparents, the late Mr and Mrs Samuel Cone. One of Vera’s sons till just now, don’t know his Christian name, had a timber yard in Scone and lived or is living on New England Highway Scone. [Reg Carter, timber mill on Kelly Street, lived on northern corner of Joan Street and New England Highway. Children Kay, Michael, Peter. Moved from Scone to Ghinni Ghinni near Taree about 1960] No particulars of any further members of Vera’s family. 4. Ernest H Cone – [born 1895, Scone – BDM research] served in World War I and

had the rank of Major. 5. Louisa Cone – [born 1896, Scone – BDM research] was a baby at the time of the death of her mother, Ellen Cone nee Mitchell. She was cared for by her

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grandmother, Jenny Mitchell. Married name Adams. Believe she lives somewhere on the north coast. No particulars of any family.

3. John H Mitchell – [born 1868, Scone – BDM research] – put in most of his life as a stockman on Belltrees, married Mary Jackson. Jack Mitchell and his wife, after leaving Belltrees, where they were both born, took up dairying at Dangarfield, Lower Rouchel. Then later to Maitland where they passed away within the last 5 or 6 years. There may be others in this family. 1. Harold or Arthur Mitchell – resides at Gundy

1. -------- Mitchell – married L. Keegan, school teacher at Moonan Brook. 4. George Andrew Mitchell – [born 1872, Scone – BDM research] – in his younger days did knock about work but generally shearing. He took a selection out Kangaroo Flat way and had that till the time of his death some few years ago. He married Ada Collison of Long Flat near Moonan Flat. No particular of family. George Jnr also had interest in land at Middle Brook and was living at Moonan Brook at the time of his and Ada’s deaths. 5. Irwin James Mitchell – [born 1876, Scone – BDM research], mostly called Jim, lived most of his life on the Upper Hunter. Married Agnes, daughter of the late William and Mrs. Caslick, Moonan Flat. Some time early in the present century the couple went into Queensland where they spent the remainder of their lives. Irwin died some years ago. Agnes, his widow, passed away within the last year, 1957. No particulars of family.

6. Arthur Ernest Mitchell – [born 1879, registered Scone – BDM research] also born at Belltrees. After leaving school worked about that quarter, especially shearing. Married Lily Parker of Stewarts Brook. Had a selection between Lower Stewarts Brook and Moonan Flat. Only know of one son. 1. Roy Mitchell – served in World War II and later had a motor service station in Dubbo. He sold out and just do not know his present abode. 7. Bert Mitchell – [born Herbert E, 1881, registered Scone – BDM research] also born Belltrees, has lived in that and Stewarts Brook area most of his life. He married. His wife’s maiden name was Williams from Moonan Brook. [Herbert E Mitchell married Ethel H J Williams, 1912, Scone registrations – BDM research] Bert lives about 18 ½ miles from Scone on road to Stewarts Brook, in what was his late father and mother’s home after retirement from Belltrees. Don’t know particulars of any family and not sure if his wife is still living. 8. Rowley Mitchell – [born Roland H, 1885, Scone registration – BDM research] lived the early part of his life about Belltrees, Stewarts Brook, Moonan Flat and Moonan Brook. He followed up horsebreaking. He married Agnes [Olga H – BDM research] Clifford of Moonan Brook. Now resides at Tamworth. No particulars of family. 9. Unnamed Mitchell – [born 1887, registered Scone; died 1887, unnamed male – BDM research ]

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ARBOR DAY AT ROUCHEL SCHOOL

About the year 1893 an Arbor Day celebration was held at the Rouchel Public School situated on part of Main Camp Estate and as the late W I Gardner had given the land on which the school was built in 1882 the honour of planting the first tree was given to the donor’s wife, Margaret Gardner nee Cameron, mother of Sydney L. Gardner. The tree was a camphor laurel, believe it has long since disappeared as well as the one next to it planted by the late Elizabeth Adams.

The mothers of children who had been or were at the time attending the school followed in

alphabetical order beginning with Mrs. Fred Adam. Then followed Mrs. Bridge after which came Camerons, Mrs. Caban and so on. I think trees were also planted by Mrs. Carter, Mrs. McCabe, Hindmarsh, Kennedy, Lonsdale, Miller and McMullin. Not sure of Mrs. Andy Pinkerton.

As far as memory goes the members of the Gardner family or descendants from them or

their wives who planted trees were: Mrs. W I Gardner Rose Vale Rouchel Mrs. Fred Adams Willowburn Rouchel Mrs. William Bridge Bridgelands Rouchel

This tree bears a plate giving date and by whom planted Mrs. Donald Cameron Rouchel Mrs. Kenneth Cameron Davis Creek Rouchel Mrs. Thomas Caban Davis Creek Rouchel Mrs. W G (Willie) McMullin Half Moon Rouchel Mrs. John I. McMullin Bingeberrie Rouchel Not sure of Mrs. Pinkerton Rouchel later Gundy Just prior to the planting ceremony a terrific storm including hail broke at the spot. Some of the ladies were almost bogged down. Till some planks were brought into use. As each lady planted a tree the husbands were asked to say a few words. I well remember my father saying he hoped the tree my mother planted would make good headway, but hoped it wouldn’t become a nuisance the same as Mrs Sutton’s prickly pear. That lady was the lady who first introduced the prickly pear to the Upper Hunter with almost disastrous results. Thanks to Cactoblastis moths the pear is now almost unknown. After 65 years the tree, a pepper, is still alive but no nuisance. DISTRICT NAMES 6 ½ miles from Aberdeen the road passes between two very rocky knobs. When the old Gardners saw them they reminded them so much of two hills they had known in Ireland that they named the hills after them. Bessie Bell and Mary Gray. The hills or knobs in Ireland mark the burial places of the said women.

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SIX GENERATIONS OF GARDNER DESCENDANTS As mentioned earlier, six generations of Gardners some time or other lived in Scone. The sixth generation now living in Scone are: Children of Elsie Crackett, Susan Street, Scone Children of Mary Baker, 166 Susan Street, Scone Children of Daphne Reid, Hill Street, Scone Children of Heather Ashford, 32 New England Highway, Scone The members of the sixth generation of Gardner who at some time lived or living in Muswellbrook are the children of Percy Bridge, 3 Barrett Street, Muswellbrook. As far as is known there are members of the seventh generation including the original couple who have or are living in Australia. They are the great grandchildren of John Bridge. They live in the Lismore district, just don’t know the name. They are descendants in the line of Eliza Gardner. As also are the children of Mrs. Rex Collison nee Elaine Budden, Moonan Flat.

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GARDNER DESCENDANTS AND WAR SERVICE Descendants of the original Gardner family as is at present known to the writer who enlisted and served in – Boer War 1899-1902 World War I 1914-1918 World War II 1939-1945 In alphabetical order: ADAM, Bob Storey Liverpool, late of Rouchel World War II ADAM, Gordon Rouchel World War II BRIDGE, Aubrey Muswellbrook Sgt A.M.C. World War I BRIDGE, Percy A Muswellbrook Dvr R.A.A. World War I BRIDGE, Archie S Muswellbrook Cpl Light Horse World War I BRIDGE, Len Rose Bay Sydney World War II BRIDGE, Reg Rose Bay, Sydney World War II BRIDGE, Percy V Muswellbrook Cpl 2/1 Batt World War II BUDDEN, Ray Muswellbrook World War II CAMERON, Bill Rouchel Cpl Boer War CAMERON, Don Rouchel Lieut Col, DSO, Bar Boer War twice World War I World War II CAMERON, Ken Rouchel World War I CAMERON, Mac Rouchel World War I CAMERON, Douglas Rouchel KIA World War II CAMERON, Neil Rouchel World War II CAMERON, Dick Rouchel World War II CABAN (Son of Edgar) Sydney World War II CUMMING, Dora (Sister) Rouchel World War II CUMMING, Ross Rouchel World War II CONE, Ernest Stewarts Brook Major World War I GARDNER, Jack jr. Aberdeen Never returned Boer War GARDNER, Gunstone Rouchel Died, POW World War II GARDNER, Douglas Rouchel Flying Officer World War II GARDNER, V E W Camden KIA World War I GARDNER, Paul Moonan Flat Now South Africa World War II GARDNER, Wilfred Rouchel World War I IVELI Lismore World War II JONES, Bill Muscle Creek World War I JONES, Tom Muscle Creek World War I LAMBERT, Fred Maitland World War II MCMULLIN, Walter Rouchel Captain, KIA World War I MCMULLIN, Alf Rouchel Lieut Col, DSO World War I MCMULLIN, Alister Rouchel, Scone RAAF World War I MITCHELL, Roy Tamworth World War II SMITH, Len Rouchel World War I SMITH, Archie Rouchel World War I SMITH, Clive Rouchel World War I STAFFORD, Roy Camden, Scone World War I

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SPENCER, Keith Sydney RAAF World War II SPENCER (Son of Stanley) Sydney World War II TILSE, Roy Stewarts Brook World War I THE WRITER IS AWARE THIS LIST OF SERICE MAY NOT BE COMPLETE AND THERE ARE SURE TO BE UNAVOIDABLE OMISSIONS AND EXPRESSES REGRET IN REGARD THERETO. 17TH June, 1958. M.H. Bridge, 16 Skellatar Street, Muswellbrook 3N, NSW ADDITIONAL NOTE ATTACHED TO THE WRITTEN WORK, BY MALCOLM HENRY BRIDGE, undated Please attach to writings re Gardner family: These writings concerning the Gardner family and descendants are not meant to be history or family tree. With exception of a few details supplied by Sydney Gardner of Rose Vale, Rouchel, and Aubrey Spencer of Mosman, the whole account written is from memory. If more or less details are written of some of the descendants than others it has only been through lack of knowledge of some of the families. What gave the writer the idea of writing came from the Scone and Upper Hunter Historical Society. Their secretary, Wilfred Green, asked me to pick on at least one family among the early settlers of the Upper Hunter and write all I could about them. My reply was if I pick a family I may find that I know more details of some branches than others. His reply was write the facts as you know them. What we would like is truth as far as you can write it, which I have endeavoured to do. It will be noticed that two branches of the family receive very little mention. They are Ann Brown nee Gardner, who died at Cryon in the north west, many years ago. No details of her family. And James Gardner, who went to the Manilla district in the 1880s. Endeavour was made to contact members of his family without result. What little I know of the latter two families is included in the writings. So knowing more about the Gardner family of whom the writer is a descendant, then any others among the early settlers decided on that family. They have been settlers for 118 years, 1850-1958.

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Note from Margaret Ashford re Segenhoe Hotel, Aberdeen. MHB states on page 24 “William also had the building erected in Aberdeen known and run as the Segenhoe Hotel”. In 2015 I obtained an undated pamphlet published by the Upper Hunter Shire Council entitled “Historical Aberdeen Walk”. It states that Thomas Potter McQueen of Segenhoe constructed the inn. Correspondence between him and the Crown Solicitor of NSW is quoted and this includes the construction date of 1837. Given that the Gardners arrived in Australia in 1842, this proves that MHB is incorrect in this assertion.

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The Gardner Story continued – Notes by M H Bridge 29/8/1962

(Photocopy of a handwritten document owned by Mrs. Evelyn Collison, 24.3.1979 and typed by Margaret Ashford January 2016.) Continuation of Gardner Story Whilst writing of what came to mind regarding the Gardner family (in 1958) I made several unsuccessful attempts to get in touch with members of the descendants of the late James (Jimmie) Gardner, son of the original head of the Gardner family, natives of the County Fermanagh Northern Ireland, who came to Australia in 1840. Then after a brief article dealing with the Gardner family appeared in the Scone Advocate in March 1964, under or over the writer’s name, and through the courtesy of the Advocate, I have been able to contact one who had asked the Advocate to supply her with several copies of the paper containing the article. She is Mrs. H.A. Brodbeck (nee Izetta Gardner) who resides at 37 Rodney Street, Barraba. In a letter received from her dated 14th October 1964, the following information was gained. [Quoting her letter] My grandfather James Gardner married Dora Dixon and raised a family of 9 sons and 5 daughters. Sons’ names, Bill, Tom, Jack, Jim, Abb, Bob (who was thrown from a horse and killed aged 17 years). Then followed Frank, Archie, and Walter (the last two being twins.) Daughters’ names Laura, Emma, Lily, Nell and Ethel. They being the father, and uncles and aunts of Izetta Brodbeck (nee Gardner) of Barraba. One only of the sons are still living. He is Archie, residing at Barraba aged 82 years. He married Daisy Thoms [sic] and has two married daughters, one in Tamworth, one at Guildford. 1. The oldest son of James was William (Bill) who married Mary Costello and till his death owned a property Oodnadatta in the Manilla district. 2. Tom Gardner who was the father of Izetta Brodbeck, he married Salina Fletcher in 1887, died September 1949 aged 85 years, had 10 in family (his wife died 1930 aged 59 years). Had six daughters (one died in infancy) and three sons. Izetta one of two sets of twins, one twin of the eldest set died aged 6 months. The others are living in Sydney and Ettalong. Two daughters died, one being a cripple from the age of 11 years with Rheumatoid arthritis. But could paint beautifully. Her pictures won prizes throughout the State, and she was well known for her paintings. Izetta daughter of Tom Gardner, married Horace Brodbeck, has two children (married) son Wesley is civil defence controller at Barraba where he resides. Daughter Elinor married Bob Allen, a school teacher, residing at Gosford. 3. Jim Gardner jr. married Lydia Coote of Manilla, had a family of 7 sons and 2 daughters, and owned a property Newry Park Upper Manilla. 4. Abb Gardner married Annie Hornery, had a property at Kelvin in the Gunnedah district. His son Irwin is still on the property. 5. Jack Gardner, died many years ago

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6. Bob Gardner, thrown from a horse and killed aged 17 years. 7. Frank Gardner married Kate Byrnes, died 1926. 8 and 9 were twins, Walter and Archie Gardner 8. Walter Gardner, a twin, died when a young man. 9. Archie Gardner, a twin, mentioned earlier, is the only surviving son of James Gardner senior and wife nee Dora Dixon. Resides in Barraba. Following are the daughters of above mentioned James and wife Dora Gardner 1. Laura Gardner married Jim MacCormack, both have passed on, as have most of their family. 2. Emma Gardner married Bill Billings. Had a son who lost his life in World War I. 3. Nell Gardner, married Jack West of Tamworth. 4. Lily Gardner married his brother Bob West and years later when a widow married John MacRitchie and died 19th March 1964 at her daughter’s home in Maitland aged 84 years. 5. Ethel Gardner, youngest daughter of James Gardner senior, married Jack McLelland of Tamworth, and is now living with her daughter in Perth, only surviving daughter. [End of quote from letter] As far as the writer is aware at present 1964, there are three of the third generation of the Gardner family in Australia who are still living. They are Sydney Lane Gardner of Rose Vale Rouchel, son of the late William I Gardner sr, Archie Gardner of Barraba and Ethel McLelland nee Gardner of Perth. The later two are son and daughter respectively of James Gardner senior and wife nee Dora Dixon. If there are more of that generation, they would be descendants of Ann Brown nee Gardner, who died at Cryon Station between Wee Waa and Walgett. Whilst doing the writing re the Gardner family in 1958 I failed to get tidings of Ann Brown’s family but live in hopes.

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Gardner family – a photocopy of a handwritten letter to Evelyn Collison, a Gardner descendant, typed by Margaret Ashford January 2016.

Evelyn Collison In your letter you expressed the hope that I would not find your questions in anyway boring. Certainly they are not boring and I’m always pleased to answer any questions providing I am able to give a satisfactory answer. Yes my grandmother on the maternal side was Eliza Gardner. The original head of the Gardner family I believe arrived in Australian in 1840 [1842] with four children of his first marriage along with his second wife and one son born to that marriage. Two more children were born after their arrival. The four of the first family born in Ireland were Mary, Eliza, Ann and William. Of the second family James arrived as a baby, then John and Jane were born later. Mary married John McMullin. To them 6 daughters and two sons were born. They were: William, married Kitty McDonald John married Bella Jones Betsy married Donald Cameron Mary married Kenneth Cameron Sarah married Tom Caban Beckie married Billy Madden Emmie married Andy Pinkerton Ellen married Tom Jones Eliza’s first husband was John Morrison. That union 4 children (one son and three daughters) were born. Adam died in infancy Margret married George Lambert Mary married William Bridge Elizabeth married Fred Adam Eliza then married William Walker. Two daughters were born to the latter union. Emma married Mat Spencer Ellen remained single Ann married Brown. Died at Cryon in the north west. No particulars of family. William married Ellen Mitchell. Their family were: Andrew married Ellen Cameron William married Kate Bell George married Jennie Chue nee Ball Malcolm married Sarah Carter John married Miss Holmes Ellen married Alf Stafford Elizabeth married James Smith

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William senior after the death of his wife Ellen married Margaret Cameron. One son born to this union: Sydney – lives at the old home, Rose [sic]. Wife’s name unknown to self. She was born in England. Then our great grandfather Gardner’s second family James born about 1840. In the 1880s James went to Manilla district and remained there till his death about 1937 at the age of 97 years. I do not know his wife’s maiden name. All I know there was a family mostly sons. The only names I know are William and Albert. John married a widow, Mrs. Cundy. Three children were born to them. Toss believe his name Walter. Wife’s name Flynn or Herbert. John went to Boer War never returned. Winifred who remained single. Jane who married George Mitchell. You would know more of this latter than I do. [note in the margin, “my grandmother was Jane Gardner, Evelyn Collison”] After the death of great grandfather Gardner his widow [Elizabeth who migrated to Australia] married a man by name Arnold and was called by the families Granny Arnold. She was buried at Main Camp cemetery at Upper Rouchel. A headstone marks the spot. Then you ask about Granny Mitchell [nee Jane Gardner]. I know very little about the old lady. Believe her maiden name was Lane, not sure. I never saw her. I remember hearing a lot about her funeral. A message was sent to your grandfather [presumably George Mitchell, husband of the woman who has died] after her death at Rose Vale. He set off with buggy and pair not knowing the time of burial. He expected to cross the Hunter at the Broad Crossing 5 miles from Aberdeen on Rouchel road. On arrival the water was too deep to cross so had to go to Aberdeen to cross and when about a mile from Rose Vale saw the funeral coming about sundown. It turned out that a couple of busy bodies had taken the arrangements out of the hands of the Gardners. Jack Gardner did not attend the funeral and when asked why his reply was there are no race horses on Rose Vale. So it appears that the pace was pretty fast. Candles had to be lit and held so the Rev. Norman could see to read the service. Of course that is now in the dim and distant past. I know it greatly upset your grandfather. You said in letter your mother was loved by all. I think this could be said of the whole Mitchell family. And for your father. Wasn’t he a grand man, I will remember your family shifting to Amaroo. I was the boy at Mrs. Cone’s at Myles Valley at the time and it was her buggy and pair of horses your father borrowed to shift the family. I also had a letter from Ernie Cone of Middle Brook. He wanted to know something of the Cone family so I wrote and told him what I know of them.

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If you care to I’ll leave with you what I had written of the Gardner family. I expected to have a type written copy to lend you but it is out on loan. But there is little different. I had 4 copys typed, one is in the hands of Syd Gardner, one Aubrey Spencer has in Sydney, one in the Scone and Upper Hunter Historical Society and the other is on loan locally to one who is going to try and straighten it up a bit. The writings are almost all out of my head and perhaps could do with some straightening out. But to anyone like yourself who knows the family it is readable. Each one of the families who have read it say it is a good effort. Mac Bridge, 29/8/1962 If Cleave Cone went to World War I as did Ernie his name should be added to the service list. [He did, enlisted 18/8/1915, 12th Reinforcements, 1st Regiment – National Archives search, January 2016]

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Additional notes by Malcolm Henry Bridge, 4/11/1964

Somewhere in my writings concerning the Gardner family mention is made that the original Gardner’s grave

is beneath the present St. Luke’s Church of England in Scone.

In October 1964, I was told that the records show that William Gardner, about 60, and a Gardner child are

buried in an unmarked grave up from the Dunbar tomb (near the Columbarium), definitely not under the

church building.

The above information was supplied by Mr. A.A. McLellan, Solicitor of Scone, who in 1964 compiled a

history of St. Luke’s Church, Scone. Mention of the above does not appear in the book which he had

published.

M. H. Bridge, 16 Skellatar Street, Muswellbrook, 3N, 4/11/1964

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Obituary – copied from Scone Advocate July 1940

Handwritten by Malcolm Henry Bridge; typed by Margaret Ashford, January 2016

The Late Mrs. F. Adam

The late Mrs. Adam, wife of Mr. Frederick Adam of “Willow Burn” Upper Rouchel, who passed on in the Scott Memorial Hospital [Scone] on Thursday last in her 90th year, will be missed, yet affectionately remembered, by not a few friends and acquaintances as well as those who comprise the family circle. Deeply read and informed her reminiscences of the early days in the district were invariably interesting, as they also were related with a redolence and colour that made them all the more fascinating. Each milestone of her long and useful life, had associated with it kindly thoughts for others. Born at the old and historical flour mill at Aberdeen on April 4th 1851, her father, John Morrison, was an engineer, and a native of Glasgow, Scotland, came to Australia over 100 years ago, and for some years on his own behalf conducted “The Mill”. The historical land mark and building still standing on the outskirts of Aberdeen, and still in a remarkable state of preservation. For some 55 years the late Mrs Adam resided on the Rouchel, and where the old home was the centre of hospitality, and where a fervent welcome was always to be had. Her husband now in the octogenarian stage of life, and himself a worthy member of the community survives, as also do three sons and one daughter, names, Messrs Arthur (Fairfield), Gordon, David F and Miss Margret Adams of Upper Rouchel. One son, Gordon, saw active service on the Western Front in the 1914-18 Great War. The old lady was, almost needless to add, the last of her generation, was a sister of the late Mrs. William Bridge of Scone, whose husband was some years since a prodigious contributor to “The Advocate” of early happenings hereabouts. When the Upper Hunter was in swaddling clothes as it were. The funeral took place on Friday morning and was largely attended. Rev. D Hamilton (Aberdeen) took the service in the Rouchel Presbyterian church, as he also did in the Main Camp Cemetery (Upper Rouchel) a little later. End of article

The following did not appear in Advocate but written by Mac Bridge. The late Mrs. Frederick Adam (Aunt Lizzie) nee Elizabeth Morrison, was born at the old flour mill at Aberdeen on 4th April 1852, and often said that the year of her birth should be easy to remember, as that was the year in which Hargraves first found payable gold in NSW. On her maternal side the late Elizabeth Adam nee Morrison was a descendant of the original Gardner family, who were born at Enniskillen, in the country Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, and came to Australia in 1840.

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Elizabeth was the third daughter of John Morrison and his wife nee Eliza Gardner. The late John Morrison for a number of years before going to Aberdeen was Engineer at Chivers Tweed Factory in Muswellbrook which opened in 1841. MH Bridge 28/11/1965

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Rouchel History by M H Bridge Typed from his hand written copy by Margaret Ashford January 2016. The following is taken from an extract from the Scone Advocate which appeared under my name dated September 25th 1964 under a heading Early Settlers of Rouchel Recalled, from information I received from Aubrey Spencer, now residing at 22 Queen Street Mosman, who gained the information from the Registrar General’s office in Sydney and is set out in the form of questions and answers. Quote: 1. Where was the first European habitation erected in the Rouchel Valley? Bingeberrie 2. For what purpose was the habitation erected? Shepherds’ quarters for the Ravensworth Company which had been granted a vast tract of grazing land extending from near Singleton to and including the Rouchel Valley 3. Who were the first occupants? Thomas Spencer and his wife Mary, who came to Australia in 1840 under contract as shepherd for the Ravensworth Company at a salary of 10 pounds per annum and a ration and a half. Thomas Spencer hailed from Surrey, England, and his wife from the Vale of Avon, County Wicklow, Ireland. Their first son, Thomas, was born at Bingeberrie in 1841, followed by Matthew, 1843. John 1845, Absalom and twin Mary 1846. In all they reared a family of six sons and five daughters. With the exception of Edward, their youngest son, all were born at Bingeberrie. 4. In what year was the Rouchel land first made available for occupation? 1855. When 16 small holdings in the lower portion of the valley were made available for occupation. 5. To whom was the first of these holdings actually allotted? Thomas Spencer senior, area 152 acres. Location: the present homestead stands on this area. It was originally called Rouchel Vale, but during the Holmes occupation which took place about 1889 the word “Rouchel” was deleted and became The Vale. 6. How was the original Rouchel Vale area increased? In 1861 the John Robertson Land Act came into operation in NSW and under its provisions, other lands in the Rouchel Valley became available as conditional purchase areas. The first of these CP holdings were recorded to Thomas Spencer senior, 160 acres and 40 acres to Thomas Spencer junior, both in January 1862. Subsequently further areas were allotted to Thomas, Matthew, John and Absalom Spencer. End of quote Of course the original Alexander Cameron and the original Donald Kennedy whose wife was a sister of Alexander Cameron were among early settlers on Rouchel. Alexander Cameron at Glenerne and Donald Kennedy at Dalvey. These holdings probably embraced some of the 16 holdings mentioned earlier.

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In 1861 William Gardner acquired Rose Vale. This must have embraced portions also of the 16 holdings made available as it was 1862 when the first land was available under the John Robertson Act. M H (Mac) Bridge, 16 Skellatar Street, Muswellbrook 3N 27.6.1967

46 FURTHER GARDNER-RELATED ITEMS FROM MAC BRIDGE’S WRITINGS

NB: I have not gone into a detailed search to ensure that each person I’ve printed in bold is actually a

Gardner connection, I’ve just gone on the surname. MA 13/2/2016

Headed: The Scone and Upper Hunter Historical Society, 1963 [a 30 page document, handwritten] Starts: In 1896-97 from memory those who owned or lived adjoining and near the road leading from Scone to the head waters of the Hunter. This road branched to the right from the Great Northern Road near the southern approach to the town of Scone near what is now (1963) Rotary Park. [MHB continues, naming and describing people and properties along this road. The Great Northern Road would be the New England Highway; the road “branching to the right” would be Gundy Road.] BELLTREES A long piece of information about Belltrees, shearing, etc. continues: Doug Cumming was horse breaker on the station and made extensive use of these yards [cattle and killing yards near the shearing shed, mentioned earlier] Continuing on from Belltrees Next on left near the road near the river lived a stockman Jack Mitchell and his wife nee Mary Jackson and their children. Jack Mitchell was a stockman of the second generation of the name. His father George Lane Mitchell and his wife nee Jane Gardner occupied a house on Belltrees about a quarter of a mile from son Jack, where a family of 9 were reared. George was born on a part of the property known as Aberfoyle at the time was employed as head stockman. ….. [several pages later] This was at the 26 mile peg. A quarter of a mile further on the road entered crown land which in 1897 was acquired by Bill Tilse as a homestead selection, Amaroo, where he lived with his wife nee Lizzie Mitchell and family. About the 28 mile the road entered Glen Fern, the home and property of Joe Cone. …In 1896 Joe’s brother Henry Cone and wife nee Nellie Mitchell lived at Glen Fern whilst waiting for a home to be built on a homestead selection which Harry acquired further up the brook. …Near the 29 mile peg which was marked on an oak tree in the middle of the brook the road entered Wommelguy, the original home and property of the Carter family. At the time Wommelguy was occupied by at least two of the Carter sisters who were spinsters and their three bachelor brothers, James, Edward and Temple. Later Edward and Temple married sisters by name Caban, natives of Wollombi. Bob Carter had a place nearby name Winterline[?]. Next was the home and property of Henry Carter and wife nee Miller of Back Creek Upper Rouchel. Over the next crossing of the Brook was the home of Henry Cone mentioned earlier. …. From Henry Cone’s on, the country was at the time mostly reserved for gold mining purposes with the exception of three small holdings which were held by W L Adams and wife nee McGregor a native of Parkville. Robert Carter and wife nee Jane Miller, sister of Mrs. Henry Carter, Robert Carter kept the Stewarts Brook Post and Telephone Office. Also had store and butcher’s shop. … [several pages] After leaving the top of Campbell’s Hill the road passed on its left over the river the home and property of Charles Challis who added to his income by having a horse team on the Scone to headwaters of the Hunter road. Later Charlie Challis was wed to Mary Ann Caslick daughter of William Caslick and wife nee Cone

47 who lived at Moonan Flat. Later Charlie had two horse teams on the road one driven by son Bill. It was Charlie Challis who had one of the first motor lorries on the road. His huge Thornycroft became a household word along the road. … Near the 31 mile peg the road passed out of the Belltrees property. …. Near the 32 mile peg the road crossed over the river twice …. On the bank of the river over the second of the two crossings was the Moonan Flat Temperance Hotel conducted by the widow of the late Andy Mitchell. Her maiden name was Margaret Pinkerton. The building is now the Victoria Hotel. There was an amount of property adjoining the Temperance Hotel belonging to Mrs. Mitchell. Next on the left the Moonan Public School. … Next on the left lived Bill Simpson with young daughter Louisa. Mrs. Simpson whose maiden name was Louisa Cone passed away whilst her daughter was very young. Young Louisa in her days of woman hood married Bill Ross. It was in or near Bill Simpson’s home that Jack Gardner of Rouchel about the turn of the century opened a General Store. A road from near here branched right leading to Moonan Brook formerly The Denison. On the right near the turnoff was the home of Bill Tilse and wife nee Elizabeth Mitchell a member of the Belltrees Mitchells. In 1897 the Tilse family moved to their homestead selection block Amaroo on Stewarts Brook near the 26 ½ mile peg. Bill Tilse’s home at Moonan Flat later became the police station in charge of Constable Anderson. … After crossing the river near Millers, the road crossed the Rooty Bank Race Course, where horse races were held periodically. Then again across the river the latter two crossings were called the Two Rooty Bank Crossings. The Rooty Bank Race Course was in the first paddock belonging to Ellerston which was the property of HEA and V White of Belltrees. After leaving the second Rooty Bank crossing about a mile on on the right of road was Blumenthal, ownership at the time unknown to the writer. Present owners and occupiers Granville Budden and wife nee Ivy Challis. … Near the 41 mile peg on the left the gate leading into Ellerston homestead. Near the gate was turn off leading across the river to Puddledock the home and property of James Pinkerton junior and wife nee Aslyn. … Pol Blue Creek which was mostly dry was crossed, a road led up the creek which came in on the left to the back portion of Puddledock, where later Freeman Caban was in residence as manager. Freeman’s wife’s maiden name was Radnidge and hailed from Murrurundi. … The next property entered was the property of Jack Mitchell who resided there with his wife nee Caslick and their family. … The road passed from Mitchell’s and again entered Ellerston and on the Nine Mile Creek …It was a few mile up Nine Mile Creek where Mat Pinkerton lived on his selection, Fernleigh. Mat’s brother Jack also had a selection near by. … Further up Page’s Creek leads near Ben Hall’s Gap. The gap was named after Ben Hall, a native of Murrurundi who in later life joined Gardner’s Gang of highwaymen operating in the Western districts over a hundred years ago. … Back to Ellerston where the road leads up along the left bank of the Hunter …. About a mile up Branch Creek … Gregory Blenman and wife nee Martha Rossington had a share farm on Ellerston…. A half mile from the junction opposite the boundary gate between Ellerston and Hunter’s Vale lived Bill Budden and wife nee Margret Bridge and family, Bill was employed on Ellerston as a boundary rider. … There were at the time various selections in the Glen Rock area for instance there was Moonan Bill Mitchell of Gogg’s Top, Belltrees George Mitchell and wife nee Ada Collison in the vicinity of Kangaroo Flat. … On looking over the Moonan Flat, Moonan Brook area I find I omitted mention of a few who at the time resided in the localities. … A daughter of James ---- is the wife of Alex Cumming late of Davis Creek Upper Rouchel now residing in Scone.

INDEX

1st Regiment AIF 41

2/1 Battalion 35

34th Battalion 25

Abbott, Harry, Mrs 30

Aberdeen 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 29, 30, 35, 40, 42, 43

Aberdeen Butter Factory 9

Aberdeen Flour Mill 6, 7, 17, 23, 42

Aberdeen meat works 30

Aberdeen Segenhoe Hotel 24, 36

Aberdeen Segenhoe Hotel correction 36

Aberfoyle, Belltrees 46

Adam, Aunt Lizzie 42

Adam, Bob Storey 35

Adam/Adams, Arthur 17, 18, 42

Adam/Adams, David Frazer 18, 21, 42

Adam/Adams, Doris 17

Adam/Adams, Elizabeth 18, 33

Adam/Adams, Frazer 9, 17, 18

Adam/Adams, Frederick 17, 18, 39, 42

Adam/Adams, Gordon 17, 18, 35, 42

Adam/Adams, Louisa 32

Adam/Adams, Margret 17, 18, 42 Adam/Adams, Max 18

Adam/Adams, Fred Mrs 33, 42

Adam/Adams, Sadie 17

Adams, W L 46

Allen, Bob 37

Allenby, General 4

Aluinn Stud 13

Amaroo, Moonan Flat 31, 40, 47 Anderson, Constable 47

ANZ Bank, Muswellbrook 15

Arbor Day 33

Archibalds 11

Arden Hall Gundy 3, 8

Armidale Post Office 17

Armistice 16

Arnold, Granny 40

Arnold, Mr 40

Arraglinn Estate Bunnan 3

Ashford, Alex (Tecca) 14

Ashford, Dianne Heather 14

Ashford, Heather 34

Ashford, Margaret 1, 14, 37, 39, 42, 44

Aslyn, --- 47

Asser, --- 29

Asser, N F 29

Atlantic Union Co 21

Attkins, Barry 17

Attkins, Keith 17

Attkins, Robyn 18

Australian Chilling & Freeezing (AC&F) Co, Aberdeen (Meat Works) 9, 15, 21, 30

Australian Imperial Force (AIF) 4

Australian Light Horse 4, 16, 35

Australian Medical Corps (AMC) 12, 35

Australian War Museum Canberra 18

Ayr, Qld 20

Back Creek, Rouchel 3, 4, 13, 17, 24, 25, 26, 27, 46

Badham, Leonard Campbell 28

Badham, Mrs. 28

Baker, ---- 12

Baker, Mary 34

Ball, Jennie 39

Barnard/Barnet River 30

Barraba 26, 37, 38

Barrett, -- 9

Barrett, Walter 13

Barry and Stafford store, Moree 10, 12

Barry and Stafford store, Narrabri 10

Barwick, Ivy 18

Barwon River 22

Batterham, Harry 9

Beersheba 4

Belfield, Sydney 15

Belford 7, 22, 26

Bell family 3

Bell, Allan 2

Bell, Kate 25, 39

Belltrees 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 30, 31, 32, 46, 47

Ben Hall's Gap 47

Benmore, Gundy 6

Bergman, Bishop 7

Bergman, Miss 7

Bessie Bell (landform) 33

Bevan, Athol [Sargent] 14

Bevan, Stuart Sargent 14

BHP Newcastle 11

Billings, Bill 38

Bingeberry, Rouchel 2, 3, 19, 33, 44

Bisley, England 20

Blandford 8, 15, 16

Blenman, Gregory 47

Blumenthal, Moonan Flat 11, 31, 47

Boer War 3, 4, 30, 35, 40

Boggabri Road 20

Bokhara River 19

Bonacord, Rouchel Brook 18

Bonaventure Poultry Farm 17

Bondi 5

Bondi Junction 11

Bowen, Thomas 13

Bradley, --- 25

Branch Creek 47

Branxton 26

Brayshaw, W H 11

Brewarrina 22

Bridge, Aileen 16

Bridge, Alan 14

Bridge, Alwyn 16

Bridge, Andrew Ernest 10, 11

Bridge, Archie Shaw 8, 16, 35

Bridge, Aubrey Edward 12, 35

Bridge, Cecil J 10

Bridge, Claire W 10

Bridge, Donald Irwin 10

Bridge, Ellen Eliza 8, 12

Bridge, Frederick George 15

Bridge, Gweneth M 11

Bridge, Gwynneth Joan 14

Bridge, Heather Jean 13

Bridge, Isabella M 10

Bridge, Jennifer Mary 14

Bridge, Jessie 15

Bridge, John 15, 34

Bridge, John Morrison I 8

Bridge, John Morrison II (Jack) 8, 9

Bridge, Kevin 12

Bridge, Leonard/Len 10, 35

Bridge, Malcolm 14

Bridge, Malcolm Henry 1, 12, 36, 37, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46

Bridge, Margret 47

Bridge, Margret Morrison 11

Bridge, Mary Ann 8

Bridge, Mary Morrison 9

Bridge, Milton Cameron 11

Bridge, Norman Morrison 11

Bridge, Percy Alwyn 8, 15, 16, 35

Bridge, Percy Veldon 14, 34, 35

Bridge, R I Pty Ltd 10

Bridge, Reginald I 10, 35

Bridge, Robert 14

Bridge, Toni Doreen 14

Bridge, William 8, 39

Bridge, William (passing reference) 33

Bridge, William Thomas 8, 9, 10

Bridge, William, Mrs. 33, 42

Bridgelands, Upper Rouchel 2, 3, 8, 15, 16, 33

Brisbane 14, 17

Brisbane-Sydney telegraph 9

British Bomber Command 20

Broad Crossing, Aberdeen 40

Broad Gully 2, 3

Brodbeck, Elinor 37

Brodbeck, Horace 37

Brodbeck, Izetta 37

Brodbeck, Mrs. H.A. 37

Brodbeck, Wesley 37

Broken Hill 19

Brookdale 2

Brooker, Allyn 6

Brooker, Brian 2

Brooker, John 6

Brooker, Norman 2, 24

Brooklyn 2, 12

Broom, ship 1

Broonie, Jerry's Plains 2

Brown, --- 23, 39

Brown, Ann 23, 36, 38, 39

Brown, Rev. G M 12

Brushy Hill 13, 27

Budden Bros 12

Budden, Bertie 11

Budden, Beverly 12

Budden, Bill 47

Budden, Daphne 12

Budden, Edna 11

Budden, Elaine 11, 31, 34

Budden, Ellen Eliza 8

Budden, Elsie 11

Budden, Ernie 15

Budden, Evelyn 11

Budden, George 8, 12

Budden, Granville 11, 31, 47

Budden, Gwen 11

Budden, Hunter 15

Budden, Joyce 15

Budden, Keith 12

Budden, Leslie 11

Budden, Marjorie 15

Budden, Mary 12

Budden, Max 15

Budden, Milton 12

Budden, Raymond 15, 35

Budden, Wendy 12

Budden, William C 11

Budden, William Granville 11, 31, 47

Bundaberg 20

Bunnan 3

Burgess --- 3

Burke, Nancy 12

Burnell, Martin 19

Burren Junction 23

Bush, Annie 13

Butler, Mrs 22

Butter Factory, Aberdeen 9

Byrnes, Kate 38

Caban (son of Edgar) 35

Caban Family, Wollombi 46

Caban, Ada 5

Caban, Edgar 5

Caban, Edith 5

Caban, Edwin 5

Caban, Freeman 5, 47

Caban, Irvine/Irwin 5

Caban, Thomas, Mrs 33

Caban, Thomas 5, 39

Caban, William 5, 47

Cactoblastis moth 33

Camden 25, 27, 35

Camel Corps 16

Cameron, Alexander 3, 44

Cameron, Allan 4

Cameron, Bill 3, 4, 30, 35

Cameron, Colonel 27

Cameron, Dick 4, 35

Cameron, Don son of M A McMullin 4, 35

Cameron, Donald 3, 17, 39

Cameron, Douglas 4, 35

Cameron, Ellen 24, 39

Cameron, Elsie 4

Cameron, Helen/Ellen 4

Cameron, John 3

Cameron, Kenneth 4, 39

Cameron, Kenneth jr 5, 35

Cameron, Lucy 3

Cameron, Mac 35

Cameron, Malcolm 5

Cameron, Margaret 28, 33, 40

Cameron, Mary 3

Cameron, Donald, Mrs 33

Cameron, Kenneth, Mrs 33

Cameron, Neil 4, 35

Cameron, Roubens/Robina 3

Cameron, William 3, 4

Campbell --- 3, 6

Campbell, James 8

Campbell, Jenny 3

Campbell, M and Co, Aberdeen 3, 24

Campbell, M and Co, Muswellbrook 25

Campbell, M and Co, Rouchel 3, 18

Campbell, M and Co, Scone 26

Campbell's Garages Pty Ltd Muswellbrook 3, 14

Campbell's Hill 46

Camperdown 16

Camperdown, Royal Alexandra Hospital 14

Canada 20, 28

Canberra 18

Canterbury Hospital, Sydney 21

Carrow Brook, Singleton 3

Carrow Creek, Singleton 3

Carter Family 46

Carter, Bruce 31

Carter, Edward 46

Carter, Henry 46

Carter, Herb 31

Carter, James 46

Carter, Jim 3, 13

Carter, Kay 31

Carter, Michael 31

Carter, Mrs 33

Carter, Bruce, Mrs 31

Carter, Peter 31

Carter, Reg 31

Carter, Robert 46

Carter, Sarah 25, 39

Carter, Temple 46

Carter, Vera 31

Casino 11

Caslick, --- 47

Caslick, Agnes 32

Caslick, Mary Ann 46

Caslick, William and Mrs 32, 46

Cassilis 14

Centennial Celebrations 1888 13

Central Station, Sydney 12, 18

Ceylon 14

Chalk, Bill 8

Chalk, Ivy 8

Challis, Bill 47

Challis, Charles/Charlie 46, 47

Challis, Ivy 11, 47

Chapman, George 6

Charge of Beersheba 4

Chivers Tweed Factory, Muswellbrook 1, 6, 43

Chullora 12

Chus (?)/Chue, Jennie 25, 39

Clare, Frank 11

Clarence Town 26

Clifford, Agnes/Olga H 32

Cockcrow 2

Coleman --- 9

Collison, Ada 32, 47

Collison, Evelyn 37, 39, 40

Collison, Rex, Mrs 34

Collison, Rex 11, 31

Collison, Syd 31

Commercial Bank of Sydney, Muswellbrook 6

Commercial Freezing Co., Muswellbrook 1

Commonwealth Bank Haymarket 11

Commonwealth Bank, Muswellbrook 14

Conditional Purchases 44

Cone, --- 46

Cone, Cleave H 31, 14

Cone, Ellen 31

Cone, Ernest H 31, 35, 40, 41

Cone, Henry 46

Cone, Joe 30, 46

Cone, Louisa 31, 47

Cone, Mrs. 40

Cone, Olive B 31

Cone, Samuel, Mr and Mrs 31

Cone, Vera 31

Cone, William Henry/Harry 31

Coonabarabran 28

Coote, Lydia 37

Corbett Family 12

Coreen, Middle Brook 25

Coronation of King Edward VII 3, 30

Coroneos 6

Costello, Mary 37

Cox, H H 24

Crackett, Bill 11

Crackett, Elsie 34

Crackett, Fay 11

Crackett, George 11

Cremorne 11

Crofton, Upper Rouchel 6

Cryon 23, 36, 38, 39

CSIRO 21

Cullen, ---- 27

Cumming, Alex 31, 47

Cumming, Dora, Sister 4, 35

Cumming, Doug 46

Cumming, Duncan 4

Cumming, Ross 4, 35

Cummins and Wallace, Moree 20

Cundy, Mrs 30, 40

Cundy, William 30

Curlewis 7, 13

Currububula 3, 15

Cuttabunda 19, 22

Dalby, Qld 3, 9

Daley, Nora 15

Dalvey, Rouchel 44

Dangarfield, Lower Rouchel 32

Darlinghurst 16

Dartbrook 27

Davis and Fehon 16

Davis Creek 3, 4, 5, 8, 13, 15, 21, 28, 29, 33, 47

Davis Creek Public School 21, 28

Davis, Mona 8

Dawes, Miss 27

Day and Hughes, coaches 16

Day family 23

D-Day 20

Delaney, butchers, Gunnedah 15 Delux motor service 16

Denison, The 47

Denman 3, 13

Department of Education 24, 28

Department of Lands 22, 28

Dirrinbandi, Qld 7, 9, 19

Distinguished Service Order (DSO) 4, 35

Dixon, Dora 37, 38

Doors, Miss 4

Doyle, Mrs 28

Doyle, Thomas, butcher, Muswellbrook 16

Doyle, William Edward 28

Drilldool (?) 15

Drinkwater, Cecile 17

Dubbo 6, 12, 30, 32

Dunbar tomb, St Luke's Scone 41

Dundee, Qld 20

Dungog 12

East Hills 15

East Maitland Cemetery 7

Eather, Miss 2

Elbow Creek 4

Elderslie, via Camden 25

Electorate of Robertson 28

Electric Lamp Works, Hamilton 14

Electricity Commission 15

Ellerston 4, 5, 11, 47

Elmswood, Gundy 11

Emden Gun 16

Enfield 15

Enniskillen 1, 41, 42

Esperance Bay, WA 20

Ettalong 37

Eveleigh Railways Workshops 12, 17

Fairfield 42

Fanborough, Gundy 5

Fermanagh, County 1, 6, 37, 42

Fermor, Frank 24

Fernifil --- 5

Fernleigh 47

Fleming, W M 28

Fletcher, Salina 37

Flynn, --- 30

Flynn, Miss 40

Gardner and Key, Singleton 28

Gardner Descendants - six generations 34

Gardner Gang 47

Gardner War Service 35, 40, 42

Gardner, Abb 37

Gardner, Albert 40

Gardner, Alexander 24

Gardner, Amy B 26

Gardner, Andrew 24, 25, 39

Gardner, Ann 1, 23, 29, 37, 38, 39

Gardner, Archie 37, 38

Gardner, Audree Daphne 28

Gardner, Bob 37, 38

Gardner, Cyrus 25

Gardner, daughter 28

Gardner, Dora 38

Gardner, Douglas 28, 35

Gardner, Eliza 1, 6, 7, 8, 17, 19, 22, 28, 29, 34, 39, 43

Gardner, Elizabeth 1, 28, 30, 39, 40

Gardner, Elizabeth dtr William Irwin 26

Gardner, Ellen 27, 28, 39

Gardner, Ellen Eliza 29

Gardner, Emma 37, 38

Gardner, Ethel 37, 38

Gardner, Florence I 25

Gardner, Frank 37, 38

Gardner, George 25, 39

Gardner, Gunstone 28, 35

Gardner, Herb 30

Gardner, Irwin 37

Gardner, Irwin L 28

Gardner, Izetta 37

Gardner, Jack 37, 40, 47

Gardner, Jack ("Toss"/Walter) 30

Gardner, Jack jr. 35

Gardner, James 1, 29, 37, 38, 39, 40

Gardner, James (Jimmie) 37

Gardner, Jane/Jenny 1, 2, 28, 30, 39, 40, 46

Gardner, John 1, 29, 30, 39, 40

Gardner, John E V (Jack) 26

Gardner, Kate E 25

Gardner, Kate, wife of William Jr 25

Gardner, Laura 37, 38

Gardner, Lily 37, 38

Gardner, Malcolm Henry 25, 39

Gardner, Margaret 33

Gardner, Mary 1, 2, 29, 39

Gardner, Miriam B 26

Gardner, F J, Mrs 25

Gardner, W I, Mrs 33

Gardner, Jack, Mrs 30

Gardner, Nell 37, 38

Gardner, Olive 24, 25

Gardner, Paul V 26, 35

Gardner, Reg 25

Gardner, Roy 25

Gardner, Sydney L 24, 25, 28, 33, 36, 38, 40, 41

Gardner, Tom 37

Gardner, V E W 25, 35

Gardner, Vivian Charles W 25

Gardner, W I 33

Gardner, W I Jr, Rouchel Store 10

Gardner, Walter/Toss 37, 38, 40

Gardner, Wilfred 25, 35

Gardner, William 1, 30, 39, 45

Gardner, William (Bill) 37

Gardner, William I Sr 38

Gardner, William Irving 29

Gardner, William Irwin 1, 8, 23, 24, 28, 29

Gardner, William, son of Jack ("Toss") 30

Gardner, William, son of James 40

Gardner, William, son of William Irwin 25, 39

Gardner, William sr 40, 41

Gardner, Winifred 30, 40

Gardner's General Store 47

Gartrell White, Bakers 21, 26

Gately, John, store, Narrabri 10

Ghinni Ghinni 31

Glasgow 1, 18, 42

Glebe 28

Glen Fern 46

Glen Innes 3

Glen Rock, Barnard River 30, 47

Glen Vale, Warwick, Qld 12

Glendon Butter and Milk, Scotts Flat 8

Glenerne, Upper Rouchel 3, 44

Gogg's Top 47

Goodwin, T H H 7

Goondiwindi 8, 9, 10

Goorangoola 9

Gosford 25, 37

Goulburn 7

GPO 12

Grace Bros., Broadway 10

Gray, Al 8

Grazcos, Dubbo 6

Great Northern Road 46

Green, Wilfred 36

Greta 2, 7, 9

Griffiths Teas 13

Guildford 37

Gulf Creek, Barraba 26, 27

Gum Flat, Gundy 5

Gundy 5, 6, 8, 11, 12, 13, 15, 32, 33

Gundy C of E Parish 28

Gunnedah 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 19, 20, 23, 28, 29, 37

Gunnedah, Club House Hotel 11

Gunnedah, Howes Hotel 11

Gurley, Moree-Narrabri 21

Guyra 13

Halcombe Homestead 23

Half Moon, Rouchel 2, 12, 33

Hall, Ben 47

Hall, Jennie 25

Halls Flat 7

Halsteds of Darlinghurst 16

Hamilton, Bill 2

Hamilton, NSW 14

Hamilton, Reverend D 42

Hargraves, Edward 6, 17, 42

Harper, Alf 8

Harper, Harry 8

Harper, Miss 5

Harper, Mrs. Harry 30

Harpers Hill 7

Harris and Spencer, Stock and Station 20

Hartney's, Back Creek 4

Hastings Deering, Sydney 16, 17

Henry, W 6

Herbert, Miss 40

Hercules of Aberdeen 29

Hewston, Bill 5

Hexham swamps 9

Higgins, Mrs. 22, 23

Hindmarsh, Mrs 33

Hogue, Oliver 16, 17

Hollingsworth, Mr 28

Holmes Family 44

Holmes property 26

Holmes, Clara/Kitty 26

Holmes, Miss 26, 39

Holmes, Mr--- 19

Holmes, Walter 25

Hornery, Annie 37

Howe Park, Singleton 3

Hughes, J T 24

Hunter River 2, 4, 15, 29, 46

Hunter River's Own Battalion 18

Hunters Vale 47

Hyde Park, Sydney 16

Imperial Chemical Industries 21

Inverell 12, 13, 22

Ipswich Post Office, Qld 17

Ireland 1, 6, 18, 23, 39, 44

Ireland's Wholesale Grocers, Newcastle 10

Israel, L B 11

Iveli, ---- 9, 35

Jackson, Mary 32, 46

Jerry's Plains 27

John Robertson Land Act 44, 45

Jones, Bella, md John I McMullin 2, 39

Jones, Bella/Isabella, md Allyn Brooker 6

Jones, Bill 35

Jones, Ellie 6

Jones, John 6

Jones, Mary 6

Jones, Thomas 6, 39

Jones, Thomas jr 6, 35

Jones, William F 6

Jump Up, Gundy 6

Kangaroo Flat, Barnard River 30, 32, 47

Keans Creek 2, 3, 4

Keegan, L 32

Kelman, John 20

Kelvin, Gunnedah district 37

Kelvin, Manilla 29

Kennedy, Boy 3

Kennedy, Donald 44

Kennedy, F. W. 3

Kennedy, Kenneth 24

Kennedy, Martha 4

Kennedy, Mrs 33

Killed in Action (KIA) 4, 35

Kingsford, Sydney 8

Ladysmith, Boer War 4

Lambert, Ettie/Harriette 7, 8

Lambert, Fred 7, 35

Lambert, George 39

Lambert, John 7

Lane ---? 40

Lang, --- 31

Lees, Joan 15

Lemon Grove, Back Creek 25

Liberal Association, Townsville 21

Light Horse, Australian 4, 16, 35

Lightning Ridge 19

Limestone 15

Lismore 8, 9, 34, 35

Lismore, 2LM 20, 21

Lismore Municipal Saleyards 9

Lismore, Hotel Ryan 9

Liverpool, NSW 18, 35

Livingstone, --- 29

Lochinvar 2, 7

Logan, Ian 11

Logan, Miss 3

Long Flat, Moonan Flat 32

Lonsdale, Mrs 33

Lonsdale, Walter 4

Lower Belford 7, 19

Lower Rouchel 3, 8, 32

Lower Stewarts Brook 31, 32

Luckie, Bob 17

MacQueen, Mrs. 23

MacQueen, Thomas Potter 23

MacRitchie, John 38

Madden, Billy/William 5, 9, 25, 29, 39

Madden, Florence 5

Madden, Grace 5

Madden, Graham 15

Madden, Joe 15

Madden, Rodney 15

Madden, Roslyn 15

Madden, Sidney 5

Madden, Ted 15

Madden, Trevor 15

Madden, William E 5

Mafeking, Boer War 4

Main Camp Cemetery, Rouchel 7, 40, 42

Main Camp Estate 33

Main Camp Station 24

Main Camp, Upper Rouchel 2

Maitland 2, 7, 11, 13, 14, 32, 35, 38

Maitland High School 22

Maitland Hospital 7, 14

Malone, Annie 10

Malumla 4

Mangrove Mountain 25

Manilla 8, 10, 11, 12, 14, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 36, 37, 40

Manly 10, 27

Mansfield, Charles E 31

Manuel, Mrs. 10

Maroubra 16

Martindale estate, Denman 3

Mary Gray (landform) 33

McBride, Maureen 15

McCabe, Mrs 33

McCormack, Jim 38

McCullys Gap 17, 18

McDonald, Allan 23

McDonald, Catherine/Kitty 2, 39

McDonald, Donald 23

McDonald, Frank 18

McDouell --- 8

McGoldrick, Miss 21

McGregor, --- 46

McKay, J K & W H 23

McKenzie, M C store, Aberdeen 4, 10, 22, 24

McKenzie, M C store, Manilla 10, 24, 26, 27

McKenzie, M C store, Rouchel 10, 19, 24, 26

McKenzie, Mrs M C 27

McLellan, A A 41

McLelland, Ethel 38

McLelland, Jack 38

McMullin Family 2, 8, 35

McMullin, Alfred 2

McMullin, Alister 3, 21, 35

McMullin, Amy 3

McMullin, Ann 3

McMullin, Beckie 2, 5, 39

McMullin, Clarrie 2

McMullin, Elizabeth/Betsy 2, 3, 39

McMullin, Ellen 39

McMullin, Ellen dtr William G 2

McMullin, Emma/Emmie 2, 5, 39

McMullin, Eva 2

McMullin, George/William G jr 2

McMullin, Ida 2

McMullin, Irwin 2

McMullin, Jack 2

McMullin, John 2, 39

McMullin, John I 2

McMullin, John, son of John I 3

McMullin, Lynda 3

McMullin, Mary Ann 2, 4, 6, 39

McMullin, John I, Mrs 33

McMullin, Mrs W G (Willie) 33

McMullin, Reg 2, 3

McMullin, Sarah 2, 5, 39

McMullin, W G 12

McMullin, Walter 2, 35

McMullin, William G 2, 39

Melbourne 25

Merriwa 6, 14, 22

Middle Brook 1, 25, 27, 31, 32

Miles Valley, Lower Stewarts Brook 31, 40

Milgarra Estate, Bunnan 3

Miller, --- 46

Miller, Elsie 16

Miller, F E 17, 18, 20

Miller, Grace/Violet G 20

Miller, Hugh 26

Miller, Jane 46

Miller, John 13

Miller, Mrs 33

Miller, Muriel 3

Miller, Willie 26

Millers 47

Milton Farm, Scone 25

Miranee, Gundy 5

Mitchell, ---- 32

Mitchell, Abe 27

Mitchell, Andy 47

Mitchell, Arthur Ernest 30, 32

Mitchell, Arthur/Harold 32

Mitchell, Bert/Herbert E 30, 32

Mitchell, Bill 47

Mitchell, Elenor/Ellie/Nellie 30, 31

Mitchell, Elizabeth 30, 47

Mitchell, Ellen 24, 32, 39, 40

Mitchell, George 40, 47

Mitchell, George Andrew 30, 31

Mitchell, George Lane 46

Mitchell, Granny 40

Mitchell, Harold/Arthur 32

Mitchell, Irwin James/Jim 31, 32

Mitchell, Jack 46, 47

Mitchell, Jenny 31, 32

Mitchell, John H/Jack 30, 32

Mitchell, Lizzie 46

Mitchell, Rowley/Roland 30, 32

Mitchell, Roy 31, 32, 35

Mitchell, William G 15, 31

Molong 15

Moobi, Scone 5, 26

Moonan 26

Moonan Brook 32, 47

Moonan Flat 4, 11, 26, 27, 31, 34, 35, 47

Moonan Flat Police Station 47

Moonan Flat, Temperance Hotel 47

Moonan Flat, Victoria Hotel 47

Moonan Public School 47

Moore, --- 21

Moree 10, 12, 19, 20, 21, 22

Mornington Estate, Gunnedah 11 Morpeth 7, 29

Morrison, Adam 39

Morrison, Eliza 7, 17, 19

Morrison, Elizabeth 42, 43

Morrison, John 1, 6, 7, 19, 39, 42, 43

Morrison, Margret 6, 7, 18, 39

Morrison, Mary Ann 6, 8, 39

Morrison, Mrs 1

Mosman 10, 20, 21, 37, 44

Moss, Florrie 18

Mullaley 28

Mullee, Davis Creek 3, 4

Murrulla 27

Murrurundi 11, 47

Muscle Creek 2, 6, 35

Muswellbrook 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 28, 29, 30, 34, 35, 36, 41, 43, 45

Muswellbrook Bread Co 16, 34, 35

Muswellbrook Catholic Cemetery 6

Muswellbrook Chronicle 13, 14

Muswellbrook Coal Co 14

Muswellbrook Hospital 10, 14

Muswellbrook Open Cut Mine 15

Muswellbrook Presbyterian Cemetery 6, 19

Muswellbrook Presbyterian Church 6

Naella, Back Creek 24

Namoi River 20

Naremburn 21

Narrabri 2, 3, 10, 19, 27

Narrabri, Barry and Stafford Store 10

Narrabri, John Gately's store 10

Narran River 19

Neville, Dorothy 12

New Guinea 5, 14, 22

Newcastle 9, 10, 11, 18

Newcastle Post Office 17

Newry Park, Upper Manilla 37

Niagara Café, Muswellbrook 6

Nindy Gully, Qld 9

Norman, Reverend 40

Normandy, France 20

North Sydney 22

North Western Contracting Co, Gunnedah 19

North Western Milling Co Gunnedah 10

Northern Ireland 37, 42

Nowland, "Boshie" 6

NSW Police Force 5, 47

NSW Railways Department 9, 18, 27

Nundle 4, 5, 6, 11

Oakendale, Paterson River 26

Oakfield, Rouchel 13, 25

Olympic Tyre and Rubber Co 14

Oodnadatta, Manilla 37

Orange 21

Oswald 2, 8

Oswald Cottage 2

Page's Creek 47

Parker, Lily 32

Parkes 20

Parkville 46

Paterson River 26

Paynes 11

Perth 38

Perth University 21

Petersham 17

Pianist 21

Pinkerton, Andy 5, 39

Pinkerton, Elizabeth Veldon 6

Pinkerton, Ellen 6

Pinkerton, Jack 47

Pinkerton, James 5, 47

Pinkerton, Margaret 47

Pinkerton, Mat 47

Pinkerton, May/Mary 6

Pinkerton, Andy, Mrs 33

Pinkerton, Norman 6

Pinkerton, W 5

Pitt, Son and Keene, Auctioneers, Scone 14

Pol Blue Creek 47

Pooloocooroo, Curlewis 7

Poplar Valley, Davis Creek 5

Presbyterian Church, Muswellbrook 6

Presbyterian Church, Rouchel 42

Prickly Pear 33

Prisoner of War 4, 10, 28, 35

Puddledock Estate 5, 35, 47

Quipolly 12

Quirindi 12

Radnidge, Maude 5, 47

Randwick Park 13

Ravensworth Company 44

Ravensworth North Estate 5, 15

Red Bank, Belltrees 3, 4, 5

Red Bank, Brisbane 17

Red Range, Glen Innes 3

Reid, ----- 12

Reid, Daphne 34

Richmond District Queensland 20

Richmond River 20

Ridgeland North, Wybong 3

Robertson, Sir John 7

Ronda, Elderslie via Camden 25

Rooty Bank Crossings 47

Rooty Bank Race Course 47

Rose Bay 10, 35

Rose Vale, Lower Rouchel 8, 24, 28, 33, 36, 38, 40, 45

Rosebrook, Muswellbrook 7, 19

Roseneath, Gunnedah 23

Ross, Bill 47

Rossington, Martha 47

Rotary Park, Scone 46

Rouchel 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 24, 25, 27, 28, 30, 33, 35, 36, 38, 42, 44, 47

Rouchel Brook 2, 7, 18, 24, 25, 26, 27, 35

Rouchel Presbyterian Church 42

Rouchel Public School 3, 17, 18, 20, 24, 33

Rouchel School of Arts 24

Rouchel Vale 13, 19, 26, 44

Rouchel Valley 44

Rouen, France 25

Roxburgh 13

Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children 14

Royal Australian Airforce (RAAF) 2, 35, 36

Royal Australian Artillery (RAA) 16, 35

Rural Bank, Parkes 20

Sandy Creek 17

Sandy Creek Paddock 2, 3

Satur, Scone 27

Saunders, A G, Cordial Makers Muswellbrook 14

Schofield, Sarah 11

Scone 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 11, 12, 14, 15, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 34, 35, 41, 42, 46, 47

Scone Advocate 37, 42, 44

Scone and Upper Hunter Historical Society 37, 41, 46

Scone Hospital 11, 22, 35

Scone Shire Council 18

Scone Timber Mill 31

Scott Memorial Hospital, Scone 17, 27, 42

Scotts Flat, Singleton 8

Seabrook, Miss 15

Seaward, W.T. 5

Segenhoe 23

Segenhoe Hotel, Aberdeen 24, 36 Segenhoe Hotel, Aberdeen, correction 36

Simpson, Bill 47

Simpson, Louisa 47

Singer Sewing Machine Co 12, 13

Singleton 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 28, 44

Small, Mrs 27

Smart, Florence L 28

Smith, Abb 27

Smith, Albert 26

Smith, Andrew 26

Smith, Archie 26, 35

Smith, Clive 27, 35

Smith, Ellen 27

Smith, Ernest 26

Smith, Ivy 8

Smith, James 26

Smith, James/Jim 10, 39

Smith, Len 27, 35

Smith, Nellie 27

Smith, Sarah 27

Smith, Thelma 2

Smith, William 26, 27

Smithfield 23

Snell, Oliver 8

Soil Conservation Commission 15

Soldier Settlement 4, 27

Solomon, Sir Julian 23

South Africa 26, 35

Sparke and Co, Maitland 2, 3

Sparke, --- 2

Spencer (son of Stanley) 36

Spencer, Absalom 44

Spencer, Arthur Keith 22

Spencer, Aubrey 19, 20, 21, 36, 41, 44

Spencer, Audrey Sherwood 21

Spencer, Donald Sherwood 21

Spencer, Edna M 21

Spencer, Edward Granville 21, 44

Spencer, Faith Sherwood 21

Spencer, Fred 21

Spencer, Granville 19

Spencer, Harrie Clive 19, 22

Spencer, Helen Muriel 21

Spencer, Ivy Ethel 19, 22

Spencer, Jack Sherwood 19, 22

Spencer, John 44

Spencer, Joyce Sherwood 21

Spencer, Keith Frederick 19, 20, 21, 36

Spencer, Mary/Mary Ann 19, 21, 22, 44

Spencer, Mathew 19, 39, 44

Spencer, Max Sherwood 20

Spencer, Norman Sherwood 20

Spencer, Rex Sherwood 21

Spencer, Stanley Hunter 19, 22

Spencer, Thomas 19, 44

Spencer, Una 21

Spencer, Violet 12

Sporting Life, magazine 23

St Aubin's, Scone 2

St George, Qld 8, 9

St John's Church, Rouchel 19

St Luke's Church, Scone 1, 2, 41

St Mathew's Church, Gundy 12

St Sever Cemetery, Rouen, France 25

St. Helier's Colliery 13

Stafford, Albert 27

Stafford, Alfred 10, 27, 39

Stafford, Alfred R V 27

Stafford, Alice Mildred 27

Stafford, Dave 27

Stafford, Ethel M 27

Stafford, Janet M/Jennie 27

Stafford, Lilian E 27

Stafford, Marjorie J 28

Stafford, Mary E K 2

Stafford, Roy 27, 35

Staffords 27

Starkeys Ginger Beer Co 15

Starr, Muriel 8

Stellenbosch 4

Stewarts Brook 9, 30, 31, 32, 35, 36, 47

Stewarts Brook Butcher 46

Stewarts Brook Post and Telegraph Office 46

Stewarts Brook Store 46

Stockwell, Alf 11, 32

Stockwell, Bill 11

Stockwell, Daughter 11

Stoney Creek, Rouchel 26

Stott and Morleys, Sydney 14

Strathfield South 12

Stringhaul, ---- 6

Subway Garage, Muswellbrook 14

Surrey, England 44

Sutton, Mrs (prickly pear) 33

Sydney 1, 4, 8, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 35, 36, 37, 41

Sydney Electric Trains Service 12

Sydney University 21

Tabulum 9

Tambar Springs 13

Tambar Springs Police Station 13

Tamworth 2, 9, 14, 32, 35, 37, 38

Telegraph Point 14

Temperance and General Insurance Society 11

Tenterfield 9

Tewkesbury, --- 16

The Denison 47

The Needles (landform) 8

The Vale, Rouchel 44

Thiess Bros Muswellbrook 14

Thirroul 11

Thomas, Alex 3

Thomas, Miss 28

Thoms, Daisy 37

Thornthwaite 1

Thornycroft (truck) 47

Tidswell, Thomas 21

Tilse, Bill 31, 46, 47

Tilse, Elizabeth 31

Tilse, Evelyn C 31

Tilse, Frederick William 31

Tilse, Ida 31

Tilse, Roy A 31, 36

Tingha 16, 31

Togar 27

Townsville Liberal Association 21

Townsville Qld 21

Tramby, --- 21

Tramway Department 10, 15

Trinkey 13

Trooper Bluegum 16

Turner, Mrs 4

Turner, Peggy 14

University of Sydney 21

Upper Hunter 42

Upper Hunter Pastoral and Agricultural Soc 5

Upper Manilla 37

Upper Rouchel 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 17, 40, 42, 46, 47

Upper Rouchel Post Office 18, 24

Vale of Avon, County Wicklow, Ireland 44

VE Day 20

Victoria Hotel, Moonan Flat 47

Vincent, --- 21

Wagga 24

Walcha 14

Walgett 3, 19, 23, 38

Walker, Eliza 22

Walker, Ellen 7, 22, 23, 39

Walker, Emma 7, 19, 39

Walker, Nellie 22

Walker, William 7, 19, 39

Wallangarra 9

War Service list 35

Ward, Lewis (?) 6

Wappinguy River 6

Warwick Qld 9, 12

Watters, Fred 8

Watts, George 4

Waverley 11

Waverley, Sydney 15

Webb, Cliff 15

Webb, Jeffrey 15

Webb, Patricia 15

Webb, Raymond 15

Wee Waa 38

Weidemann, Mrs. Ab 15

Wentworth Falls 8

West, Bob 38

West, Jack 38

Western Stock and Station Journal 19

Wharton, Florrie 27

Wharton, Ted 6

White Cliffs 19

White, H E A and V 11, 47

White, Mr. 23

White, Vida 22

Whitehead, Edna 21

Wholesale Grocers of Newcastle 10

Wilkinson, Bertha 3

Wilkinson, Claude 3

Wilkinson, George 3

Williams --- 32

Williams, Ethel H J 32

Willowburn, Upper Rouchel 9, 17, 18, 33 42

Wills, WD and HO 12

Wilson, -.N. 9

Winterline 46

Wirra Wirra 22

Wollombi 5, 8, 46

Wommelguy 46

Woodd, Rev. W A 28

Woolworths, Bondi Junction 16

World War I 2, 4, 5, 6, 12, 15, 16, 17, 18, 25, 26, 27, 31, 35, 36, 38, 41, 42

World War II 2, 4, 5, 7, 10, 14, 15, 17, 20, 21, 22, 26, 28, 32, 35, 36

Wybong 2, 13

Wybong Road 7

Wyong 25

Yarraman District 31

Yarramor (?) 2

Yellow Cab Service 16

Zend River Battle, Boer War 4

Descendants of William Gardner 1

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1-William Gardner b. Abt 1802, Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, Ireland

+Elizabeth Irwin b. , Ireland, d. Bef 1838, Ireland

2-Samuel Gardner b. , County Fermanagh, Ireland, d. Cir 1841, on the voyage to Australia

2-Mary Gardner b. 1822, County Fermanagh, Ireland

+John McMullin

3-Elizabeth McMullin b. 5 Sep 1845, Cheshunt (Belford) NSW, d. 13 Oct 1933, Scone

+Donald Cameron m. 1865, Scone

4-Lucy Cameron b. 1866, Scone, d. 1942, Walgett

+Alexander Kear Thomas b. 1865, m. 1890, Scone

5-Elsie Thomas b. 1892, Scone, d. 1981

+Edwin G. Weber m. 1914, Walgett

5-Mary Thomas b. 1893, Scone

+Lindsay Pegler m. 1919, Sydney

5-Olive Thomas b. 1895, Scone

+Guy McIlroy m. 1933, Moree

5-Donald Keith Thomas b. 1898, Scone

+Eileen Edith Irene West m. 1940, North Sydney

5-Nellie (Nell) Thomas b. 1901, Scone

+Richard Green

5-Lorna Thomas b. 1904, Scone

+Sydney Roberts

5-Harry R. Thomas b. 1906, Scone

+Jean McNeil

5-James A. Thomas b. 1908, Collarenebri

+Gwen Templeton

5-Linda Thomas b. 1911, Narrabri

+Charles Healan

4-John Cameron b. 1868, Scone, d. 1939, Ashfield, Sydney, NSW

+Amelia Una Taylor b. 1873, m. 1897, Coonamble, NSW, d. 1953

5-Ethel Una Cameron b. 1898, Paddington, Sydney

+William Warren m. 1932, Sydney

5-Ruth Irene Cameron b. 1901, Goodooga, NSW

5-John Maxwell Cameron

+Betty Draffin m. 1932, Chatswood

5-Donald Bruce Cameron b. 1904, Coonamble, NSW

+Jean McArthur m. 1932, Arnidale, NSW

4-Alexander Cameron b. 1870, Scone, d. 1931, Inverell, NSW

+Martha Wilkinson b. 1870, m. 1896, Singleton, d. 1924

5-Archibald George Cameron b. 1897, Muswellbrook, d. 1967, Manilla

+Ethel M. Tufrey m. 1926, Burwood

5-John Donald Cameron b. 1899, Scone, d. 1924, Narrabri

5-Hector MacDonald Cameron b. 1900, Scone

+Janet E. Hunt m. 1927, Narrabri

5-Caroline Cameron b. 1902, Muswellbrook, d. 1950, Islington, Newcastle

+Athol Baines Wearne m. 1925, Bingara

5-Alexander Hunter Cameron b. 1904, Scone, d. 1959, Bingara

+Jenette Kelton m. 1929, Moree

5-Colin Cameron b. 1906, Scone, d. 1961, Narrabri

+Heather Logan m. 1929, Narrabri

Descendants of William Gardner 2

Produced by Legacy on 5 Jun 2016

5-Keith Cameron b. 1909, Narabri

+Annie I. Hunt m. 1933, Narrabri

5-Elizabeth Cameron b. 1911, Narrabri, d. 1983

+Rawdon T. MacDouall m. 1933, Narrabri

4-Mary Jane Cameron b. 1873, Scone, d. 1925, Scone

+William George Wilkinson b. 1873, m. 1894, Scone

5-Elizabeth Caroline Wilkinson b. 1899, Muswellbrook

5-Laura May Wilkinson b. 1901, Muswellbrook, d. 1979

+Alfred R. Welsh m. 1929, Scone

5-McDonald J. Wilkinson b. 1904, Singleton

5-Lily Wilkinson

+Albert Jurd

5-Jean Cameron Wilkinson

+Frederick Davis m. 1932, Ashfield, Sydney, NSW

4-Robina Cameron b. 1875, Scone, d. 1958, QLD

+Claude MacDonald Wilkinson m. 1902, Scone

5-Elizabeth Wilkinson b. 1903, Scone

+Eric Randall

5-Francis Cameron Wilkinson b. 1905, Scone, d. 1943, QLD

+May Groom m. 1933, QLD

5-Edna Wilkinson

+Francis Bauman

5-Kenneth Wilkinson

+May James

5-Grace Wilkinson

+Stanley O'Connor

5-Donald Wilkinson

4-William Cameron b. 1877, Scone, d. 1931, Muswellbrook

+Muriel A. Miller m. 1903, Scone

5-William J. Cameron b. 1904, Scone, d. 1904, Scone

5-Infant Cameron b. 1904 ?, Scone, d. 1904, Scone

5-Neil Hunter Cameron b. 1906, Scone

+Catherine Fanny Clark m. 1940, North Sydney

5-Colin Donald Cameron b. 1908, Scone

+Theadora Jessy (Sue) Town m. 1938, Richmond

5-Marion Cameron b. 1910, Scone

+William Murray m. 1944, Sydney

+Thomas Higgens

5-Stuart Cameron b. 1913, Scone

+Helen Milne Burgess m. 1946, Sydney

5-Barbara Cameron b. 1915, Scone

+Edward Irving Kimberley* Carter

5-Joan Cameron

+William Henry Holmes m. 1943, Sydney

5-Muriel Cameron b. 1923, d. 1923, Scone

3-Sarah McMullin b. 17 Aug 1849, Black Creek, Branxton, NSW, d. 8 Feb 1922, Scone

+Thomas (Charles?) Caban b. 5 Jan 1842, m. 6 Jul 1871, Muswellbrook, d. 17 Jun 1903

4-Irwin (Irvine) Caban b. 1874, Scone, d. 1950, Wollongong

+Hannah G. Furnifell b. 1894, m. 1917, Sydney, d. 1984

Descendants of William Gardner 3

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5-Allan Bruce Caban

+Patricia Mary Foley m. 1943, Redfern

5-Annette Elizabeth Caban

+Thomas Ernest Phippen m. 1952, Chatswood

+Peter Cook

4-Unnamed daughter Caban b. 1875, Scone, d. 1875, Scone

4-Unamed son Caban b. 1877, Scone, d. 1877, Scone

4-William Freeman Caban b. 1879, Scone, d. 1963, Muswellbrook

+Maude I. Radnidge b. 1880, m. 1903, Murrurundi, d. 1945

5-Kathleen B. Caban b. 1906, Murrurundi

+Harold G. J. Suttie m. 1932, Scone

5-Nellie R. Caban b. 1911, Scone

+Thomas N. Pownall m. 1934, Scone

5-Edwin Caban d. 1981

+Ena I. Stephenson m. 1933, Manly

5-Una Joan Caban b. 1915, Scone

+Geoffrey William Pownall m. 1939, Muswellbrook

4-Ada Caban b. 1881, Scone, d. 1942, Scone

+William James Pinkerton b. 1882, m. 1909, Scone, d. 1950

5-William Thomas Pinkerton b. 1910, Scone, d. 1984

+Helena Jean Nesbitt m. 1938, Scone

5-Elizabeth Mary Pinkerton b. 1912, Scone, d. 1969, Scone

+Laban William* Edmonds m. 1939, Scone

5-Eva Pinkerton b. 1915, Scone

+William Alan Alexander Holmes m. 1942, Scone

5-Noel Davis Pinkerton

+Patricia S. Cameron m. 1948, Muswellbrook

4-Edgar Beattie Caban b. 1883, Scone, d. 1955, Mosman, NSW

+Mildred May Harper m. 1908, Scone, d. 1962, Chatswood

5-Harry Hunter Caban b. 1909, Scone, d. 1975

+Mavis Foster Wilson m. 1936, Marrickville

5-Mary Jane (Jean) Caban b. 1912, Scone

+Donald Powell Goode m. 1936, Lismore

5-Barbara Rae Alfreda Caban b. 1914, Scone

+Frederick James Strong m. 1939, Sydney

4-Edith Mary Caban b. 1887, Scone

+William C. Hewston m. 1913, Muswellbrook

5-Mollie Veldon Hewston b. 1914, Singleton

+Leslie Noel Pritchard m. 1937, Tenterfield

5-Lorna Beryl Hewston

+Edward Whitehead m. 1940, Scone

3-Mary Ann McMullin b. 18 Mar 1854, Oswald, d. 29 Aug 1925

+Kenneth Cameron b. 5 Jan 1849, m. 1874, Presbyterian Church, Rouchel, d. 3 Feb 1927

4-Ellen (Helen) Cameron b. 1875, Scone, d. 1953, Muswellbrook

+Duncan Cumming b. 1869, m. 1902, Scone, d. 1933

5-Allan K. Cumming b. 1905, Scone

+Dorothy Amelia McDonald m. 1947, Newcastle

5-Dora M. Cumming b. 1908, Scone

5-Helen Cameron Cumming b. 1913, Muswellbrook

Descendants of William Gardner 4

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+Lester David Dickson m. 1939, Canterbury (see Helen Cameron Cumming on page 3)

5-Ross Cameron Cumming b. 1915, Muswellbrook

+Enid Marie Hindmarsh m. 1951, Maitland

4-Donald Cameron b. 1877, Scone, d. 1950, Muswellbrook

+Ivy E. Dawes b. 1892, m. 1919, Singleton, d. 1981

5-Patricia Single Cameron

+Noel David Pinkerton m. 1948, Muswellbrook

5-Cuthbert Richard Cameron

5-Rodney Mackay Cameron

+Margaret Helen Fisher m. 1951, Sydney

4-Elsie Cameron b. 1879, Scone, d. 1965

+Walter Roy Lonsdale b. 1880, m. 1911, Scone, d. 1966

5-Walter Alan Cameron Lonsdale b. 1913, Muswellbrook

+Alma Jean Wharton b. 1911, Scone, m. 1939, Scone

5-Mary Cameron Lonsdale b. 1915, Muswellbrook

+Roy Frederick Lewis m. 1937, Tamworth

5-Alec Cameron Lonsdale

+Beryl Mary Molloy m. 1956, Sydney

4-Allan Cameron b. 1881, Scone, d. 1968, Muswellbrook

+Martha McKenzie Kennedy b. 1882, m. 1908, Scone, d. 1971, Scone

5-Jean Heather Cameron b. 1909, Muswellbrook

+Colin D. Turner m. 1932, Muswellbrook

5-Douglas M. Cameron b. 1910, Scone

5-Mary Kennedy Cameron b. 1911, Muswellbrook

+Aubrey William Harrison m. 1937, Muswellbrook

6-Geoff Harrison b. 1941

5-Allan Vernon Cameron b. 1913, Scone

+Gwendolyn Tanner m. 1945, Ryde

5-Kenneth Donald Cameron b. 1914, Scone

+Mary Dunlop

5-Betty Joyce Cameron

+James MacLaurin Clydsdale m. 1943, Scone

5-Muriel McKenzie Cameron

+John Clarke m. 1945, Muswellbrook

4-Colin Cameron b. 1883, Scone, d. 1883, Scone

4-Kenneth Cameron b. 1884, Scone, d. 1977, QLD

+Kate McLain b. 1895, m. 1920, d. 1977

5-Audrey Cameron

+John Trevillian

5-Kenneth Cameron

+June Roberts

4-Malcolm Cameron b. 1896, d. 1989

3-Rebecca McMullin b. 11 May 1856, Oswald, d. 28 Dec 1914, Scone

+William George Madden b. Abt 1854, m. 20 Jan 1887, Muswellbrook, d. 1921, Newcastle

4-Florence Madden b. 1890, Scone, d. 1967, Campsie, NSW

+James C. Wells m. 1913, Scone

5-Allan W. Wells b. 1914, Scone

5-Reginald Wells

4-Grace Madden b. 1892, Scone, d. 1958, Wyong

Descendants of William Gardner 5

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+Arnold Ward b. 1889, m. 1913, Scone, d. 1963 (see Grace Madden on page 4)

5-Neville W. Ward

+Maxine Doris Adams m. 1938, Muswellbrook

5-Marjorie Nita Ward

+Charles Thomas Walters m. 1938, Scone

4-Sidney Madden b. 1895, Scone, d. 1971, Sydney

+Sybil M. Donahue m. 1924, Walgett

5-Son Madden

5-Molly Madden

4-William Edgar Madden b. 1899, Scone, d. 1959, Hornsby

3-William George McMullin b. 14 Dec 1857, Oswald, d. 8 Oct 1928, Muswellbrook

+Catherine McDonald b. 29 Aug 1857, m. 2 Apr 1884, d. 4 Dec 1924

4-Alfred Oswald McMullin b. 26 Apr 1885, Scone district, d. 19 Apr 1960

+Eleanor Barbara England m. 4 Sep 1917

5-Barbara Mary McMullin b. 9 Jan 1920, Casino, NSW, d. 9 Mar 1937, Muswellbrook

+Laura Anne Eather b. 7 Dec 1889, m. 15 Feb 1926, Singleton, d. 31 Jul 1974

5-Katherine Alison McMullin b. 24 Feb 1928, Singleton, d. 17 Feb 1956

+William Charles* Maizey m. 1950

6-Geoffrey Charles Eather b. 20 Jul 1952

+Helen McKenzie b. 14 Jul 1951, m. 17 Dec 1978

7-Michael Ian Eather b. 22 May 1982

7-Luke Duncan Eather b. 7 May 1984

6-Katherine Patricia Eather b. 13 Mar 1954

+Ewart John O'Donnell b. 22 Apr 1937, m. 10 Nov 1973

7-Timothy O'Donnell b. 16 Mar 1976

7-Jane Katherine O'Donnell b. 22 Oct 1978

+Geoffrey Skardon m. 27 Aug 1983

4-Ida McMullin b. 28 May 1887, Rouchel, d. 11 Jun 1965, Newcastle

+William Isaiah Hamilton b. 14 Dec 1877, m. 26 Oct 1909, Presbyterian Church, Rouchel, d. 12 Jul1963

5-Alexander Wallace Hamilton b. 3 Mar 1910, Maitland, d. 23 May 1987, Toowoomba, QLD

+Amy Fitton b. 23 Jun 1911, m. 9 Jan 1936

6-Jon Alexander Hamilton b. 24 Jun 1937, Goondiwindi, NSW

+Janet Slack-Smith b. 14 Mar 1938, m. 31 Dec 1960

7-Michael Jon Hamilton b. 24 Apr 1962, d. 1 Oct 1963

7-Patricia Leigh Hamilton b. 13 Apr 1964

+Richard David Walker b. 15 Oct 1961, m. 1 Dec 1984

8-Joshua Richard Walker b. 19 Jun 1987

7-David Jon Hamilton b. 15 Feb 1966

7-Phillip Andrew Hamilton b. 25 May 1970

6-Nancy Hamilton b. 7 Jun 1939, Singleton

+Joseph Newton Geiger b. 7 Jun 1939, m. 16 Apr 1960

7-Mark Alexander Geiger b. 19 Apr 1961

+Lesley Anne Boyce b. 27 Dec 1960, m. 29 Dec 1984

8-Diana Gweneth Geiger b. 6 Jun 1985

8-Sean Joseph Peter Geiger b. 2 Apr 1987

7-Scott Joseph Geiger

+Pennie Walton b. 31 Oct 1966, m. 4 Jul 1987

8-Kristy Maree Geiger b. 28 Jul 1988

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7-John Newton Geiger

7-Sue Margaret Geiger b. 30 May 1971

6-Robert William Hamilton b. 27 Sep 1941, Goondiwindi, NSW

+Francine Shirley Lennon b. 14 Feb 1944, m. 21 Dec 1963

7-Helen Maree Hamilton b. 16 Sep 1964

7-Peter Robert Hamilton b. 27 Jun 1966

7-Christopher John Hamilton b. 24 Dec 1968

7-Andrew John Hamilton b. 17 Oct 1971

7-Stephen Francis Hamilton b. 17 Oct 1971

6-Sue Margaret Hamilton b. 27 May 1952, Goondiwindi, NSW

+Philip Hayden Gemmell b. 26 Feb 1950, m. 30 Oct 1971

7-Grant Hayden Gemmell b. 3 Jun 1973

7-Christina Margaret Gemmell b. 11 Nov 1975

5-Allan Forbes (Pat) Hamilton b. 4 May 1912, Maitland, d. 25 Jun 1982, Singleton

+Isobel Hazeldene Woods b. 27 Jan 1910, m. 8 Jun 1935, Presbyterian Church, Singleton

6-Fay Annette Hamilton b. 15 Oct 1936, Singleton

+Neil James Kerrison b. 12 Nov 1935, m. 22 Apr 1962

7-Susan Janet Kerrison b. 29 Jul 1966

7-Lynette Anne Kerrison b. 8 Dec 1967

7-Neil Malcolm Kerrison b. 18 Jul 1972, d. 26 Jul 1972

7-Stuart Cornelius Kerrison b. 5 Jul 1973

6-Bruce Allan Hamilton b. 27 Aug 1942, Coffs Harbour, NSW

+Pamela Robinson b. 13 Jul 1942, m. 22 Jan 1966

7-Leonie Joy Hamilton b. 6 May 1969

7-David Allan Hamilton b. 11 Dec 1971

6-Diane Jayne Hamilton b. 4 Nov 1949, Coffs Harbour, NSW

+Gregory Marcar b. 26 Jun 1939, m. 9 Nov 1968

7-Katie Jane Marcar b. 9 Jul 1974

7-Michael John Marcar b. 1 Mar 1977

7-Christine Elizabeth Marcar b. 2 Sep 1978

4-Walter J. McMullin b. 17 Jun 1889, Scone district, d. 4 Oct 1917

4-Eva M. McMullin b. 9 Apr 1892, Rouchel, d. 13 Apr 1966, Scone

+Norman Shenstone Brooker b. 23 Jun 1884, m. 10 Mar 1920, Presbyterian Church, Rouchel, d. 2 Jun1965, Scone

5-Maxwell Glennie Brooker b. 9 Jul 1926, Muswellbrook, d. 3 May 1928, Muswellbrook

5-Brian William Brooker b. 16 May 1931, Muswellbrook

+Margaret May Morrice b. 10 Dec 1933, m. 10 Dec 1958

6-James John Brooker b. 30 Nov 1960, Scone

6-Christine Elizabeth Brooker b. 27 Dec 1962, Scone

6-Fiona Margaret Brooker b. 10 Mar 1969, Scone

4-William George McMullin b. 19 Dec 1894, Rouchel, d. 8 Jul 1980

4-Ellen J. (Nell) McMullin b. 4 Aug 1896, Rouchel, d. 7 Dec 1973, Newcastle

+William Edward Sparke b. 24 Feb 1896, m. 5 Jun 1935, West Maitland, d. 26 Apr 1969

5-Joan Vindin Sparke b. 9 Jul 1936, Maitland

+Charles David Carter Throsby b. 18 Jun 1928, m. 29 Sep 1965

6-Edward Charles Sparke Throsby b. 24 Jun 1969

6-Edwina Rosemary Sparke Throsby b. 31 May 1971

4-Alister Maxwell McMullin b. 14 Jul 1900, Scone, d. 7 Aug 1984, Scone

+Thelma Louise Smith m. 23 Nov 1946, St. Stephen's Presb, Sydney

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5-William John McMullin b. 1947, d. 1947

5-Catherine Louise McMullin b. 24 Nov 1948

+Richard Nairn Fraser b. 24 May 1944, m. 12 May 1977

6-George Richard Fraser b. 19 Dec 1977

6-Alister David Fraser b. 9 Jan 1979

6-Annie Catherine Fraser b. 19 Dec 1979

3-Emily Jane (Emma) McMullin b. 3 Feb 1861, d. 6 Jul 1947

+Andrew Pinkerton b. 1858, m. 8 Jan 1885, Scone, d. 1934

4-Mary May Pinkerton b. 1885, Copeland, d. 1958, Scone

+Edward T. Wharton b. 1877, m. 1908, Nundle, d. 1950

5-Nellie Edna Wharton b. 1909, Scone

+Nevis W. P. Farrell m. 1933, Scone

+Keith Werner m. 1950, Sydney

5-Alma Jean Wharton b. 1911, Scone

+Walter Alan Cameron Lonsdale (Duplicate line. See page 4)

5-Jessie Scott Wharton

+Robert Eric Firth m. 1949, Scone

5-Edward Thomas Wharton

+Jean Lillian Bell m. 1942, Newtown NSW

5-Sarah Lindsay (Sadie) Wharton b. 1915, Scone

+Colin Pinkerton

+Leslie Roland Holmes m. 1946, Scone

4-John Norman Pinkerton b. 1887, Scone, d. 1971, Tamworth

+Maud A. Fogarty m. 1923, Tamworth

5-Merton Schofield Pinkerton

+Eileen Mary Brady m. 1945, Hay, NSW

5-Alexander Norman Pinkerton

+Dina Elizabeth m. 1947, Tamworth

4-Nellie Pinkerton b. 1890, Raymond Terrace, d. 1936, Sydney

+William Henry m. 1912, Nundle, d. 1941

5-Cleveland Henry b. 1915, Muswellbrook

+Valerie Clarke

+Elenor Englebrecht

4-Elizabeth Veldon Pinkerton b. 1892, Scone, d. 1987

+Percy Schofield b. 1885, m. 1918, Nundle, d. 1972

4-Sarah Elsie Pinkerton b. 1894, Scone, d. 1977

+Charles H. Werner m. 1918, Nundle

5-Joyce Werner

+Claude Earnshaw Judge m. 1940, Manly

+Hugh B. McHatton

4-William Irwin Pinkerton b. 1897, Scone, d. 1946, Scone

+Ivy Gladys Taylor b. 1891, m. 1918, Tamworth, d. 1939

5-Sydney Hunter Pinkerton d. , In Infancy

5-Carmen Ruth Pinkerton d. , In Infancy

5-Irene Shirley Pinkerton

+Charles Young

5-Russel Baden Pinkerton

+Gwendoline Patricia Gibson m. 1946, Scone

+Beryl York

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+Aileen Saywell (see Russel Baden Pinkerton on page 7)

4-Harrie Hunter Pinkerton b. 1899, Scone, d. 1985

+Sarah Mafee King b. 1900, m. 1921, Singleton, d. 1988

5-Irwin Pinkerton

5-Hazel Mary Pinkerton

+Frederick Charles Carter m. 1945, Tamworth

3-John Irwin McMullin b. 16 Mar 1863, Rose Vale, Rouchel, d. 1936, Rouchel

+Isabella Anne (Anna) Jones b. 19 Apr 1861, Muswellbrook, m. 29 Apr 1886, Muswellbrook, d. 20 Jun1949, Scone

4-Irwin McMullin b. 2 Mar 1887, Muscle Creek, d. 5 Feb 1953, Narrabri, NSW

+Phoebe Wilson b. 12 Oct 1898, m. 9 Oct 1918, Narrabri

5-Jack McMullin b. 2 Nov 1919, Wee Waa, NSW

+Nell Constance Greenaway m. 20 Sep 1943

6-Brian McMullin b. 21 Aug 1944, Narrabri

+Leonie Margaret Smith b. 30 Dec 1945, m. 14 May 1966

7-Lisa Patricia McMullin b. 18 Jun 1967

7-Tracey Anne McMullin b. 20 Aug 1970

7-Rebecca Jane McMullin b. 28 Jun 1974

6-Helen McMullin b. 29 Jan 1946, Narrabri

+Stanley Bruce Collins b. 22 Oct 1943, m. 25 Mar 1967

7-Katrina Louise Collins b. 2 Jun 1968

7-Melissa Jane Collins b. 7 Jun 1970

7-Juliet Leigh Collins b. 24 Jun 1973

6-Joan Patricia McMullin b. 25 May 1951, Narrabri

+Leonardo Saracino b. 11 Jul 1951, m. 27 Aug 1982

5-Norma McMullin b. 22 Jul 1921

+Colin Harold Young b. 7 Apr 1918, m. 17 Jan 1948

6-David Ian Young b. 28 Feb 1949, Bingara, NSW

+Frances Hanton b. 15 Mar 1956, m. 28 May 1988

6-Wendy Elizabeth Young b. 7 Jul 1950

+David Livingstone Faulkner-Dick b. 6 Aug 1948, m. 27 Aug 1975

6-Philip Charles Young b. 23 Jan 1954, Bingara, NSW

+Elizabeth Kitsell Watson b. 28 Jan 1949, m. 28 Jun 1979

7-Emma Young b. 4 Sep 1980

7-James Peter Young b. 17 May 1982

7-Jemima Anne Young b. 13 Mar 1986, d. 22 Jun 1986

6-Peter John Young b. 2 Nov 1955, Bingara, NSW

5-Gwen McMullin b. 30 Dec 1925, Narrabri, d. 5 Dec 1987, Sydney

+Jack Ector Pallett b. 8 Jul 1925, m. 18 Mar 1950

6-Susan Margaret Pallett b. 12 Jan 1951, Narrabri, NSW

+Jeffrey Robert Johnston b. 27 Mar 1950, m. 9 Mar 1985, Hurstville

6-Ector Irwin Pallett b. 25 Jul 1952, Narrabr, NSW

+Pamela Margaret Wells b. 12 Jul 1950, m. 3 Dec 1976, Canowindra, NSW

6-Barbara Ann Pallett b. 30 May 1955, Deniliquin, NSW

+Thomas Kennedy b. 26 Jun 1954, Dungowan, m. 24 Jan 1976

6-Heather Jean Pallett b. 2 Jul 1957, Deniliquin, NSW

+Stephen Michael Callaghan b. 23 Jul 1959, m. 23 Jun 1984

6-Ruth Louise Pallett b. 14 Aug 1958, Deniliquin, NSW

5-Jean McMullin b. 23 Feb 1929, Narrabr, NSW

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+Ronald William Wells b. 1930, m. 9 Sep 1950, d. 20 Mar 1955 (see Jean McMullin on page 8)

6-Gregory Ross Plummer b. 23 Jan 1952, Sydney

+Jennifer Louise Harley b. 18 Feb 1957, m. 7 May 1983

+Victor John Plummer b. 6 Aug 1928, m. 22 Dec 1956 (see Jean McMullin on page 8)

6-John Charles Plummer b. 20 Apr 1958, Sydney

+Leonie Briar Warren b. 29 Jan 1958, m. 23 Sep 1983

4-Amy McMullin b. 26 Apr 1889, Muswellbrook, d. 22 Sep 1957

+Albert A. Burgess b. 31 May 1884, m. 7 Jul 1909, Rouchel, d. 24 Sep 1952

5-Doreen Burgess b. 10 Oct 1910, Scone, d. 17 Jan 1973, Gosford

+Stanley Charles Blake b. 30 Apr 1911, m. 1937, Scone, d. 12 May 1986

6-Barbara Blake b. 20 Dec 1938, Taree, NSW

6-Yvonne Joan Blake b. 28 Jun 1942, Taree, NSW

6-Janelle Ann Blake b. 27 Jul 1952, Walcha, NSW

5-Isabel Burgess b. 1912, Muswellbrook

+Frank Uridge Chapman b. 28 Apr 1910, m. 27 Mar 1937, Scone

5-Nellie Burgess b. 15 Dec 1913, Muswellbrook

+Wallace David Lawrie b. 30 Aug 1911, m. 1937, Scone

6-Kenneth David Lawrie b. 7 Feb 1938, Muswellbrook

+Christine Janet Capper b. 17 Feb 1937, m. 20 May 1960

7-Sally Jane Lawrie b. 14 Sep 1961

7-Penelope Elizabeth Lawrie b. 4 Aug 1963

6-Pamela Robin Lawrie b. 25 Sep 1940, Muswellbrook

+David Burke b. Mar 1935, m. 10 Sep 1962

7-Bruce Andrew Burke b. 27 Jun 1962

7-Melissa Jane Burke b. 26 May 1965

6-Jill Alison Lawrie b. 7 Oct 1945, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Michael Chin b. 9 Oct 1945, m. 29 Dec 1973

7-Geraldine Helen Chin b. 5 Dec 1975

7-Nicholas Michael Chin b. 3 May 1978

7-Stephen Victor Chin b. 11 Nov 1980

6-John Wallace Lawrie b. 20 Nov 1948, Muswellbrook

+Julie Oates b. 12 Mar 1952, m. 3 Oct 1974

7-Jeanita Anne Lawrie b. 28 Aug 1976

7-Greig Alexander Lawrie b. 9 May 1979

7-Robert Andrew Lawrie b. 19 Feb 1982

7-Acacia Dianne Lawrie b. 10 May 1985

4-Clarence McMullin b. 29 Aug 1891, Muscle Creek, NSW, d. 13 Sep 1969

+Eileen Gladys Grayson b. 6 Aug 1899, m. 1920, Tamworth, d. 10 Sep 1982

5-Clive McMullin b. 27 Oct 1920, Narrabri, NSW

+Audrey Lynette Playford b. 10 Nov 1913, m. 22 Jul 1944, St James CofE church, Jerry's Plains

5-Keith McMullin b. 9 Jan 1922, Narrabri, NSW, d. 6 Dec 1926

5-Isabelle Charity McMullin b. 3 Nov 1923, Narrabri, NSW

+Geoffrey Cecil Simpson b. 1 Mar 1920, m. 1 Feb 1947, d. Aug 1994

6-John McMullin Simpson b. 23 Nov 1947

6-Prudence Louise Simpson b. 13 Apr 1951

+John Francis Scott b. 23 Mar 1950, m. 1969

7-John Geoffrey Scott b. 12 Dec 1969

7-Emma Louise Scott b. 30 Jul 1973

7-Gabrielle Eileen Scott b. 4 Aug 1976

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6-David Geoffrey Simpson b. 4 Oct 1953

+Robyn Leslie Nicol b. 25 Jul 1956, m. 5 Apr 1979

7-Adam David Simpson 8 Nov 1987

4-Reginald McMullin b. 6 May 1894, Rouchel, d. 26 May 1972

+Janet Marion Campbell b. 2 Jan 1893, m. 26 Oct 1921, Scone, d. 1 May 1954

5-Marion Campbell McMullin b. 24 Feb 1925, Rouchel

+Robert Tarrant Miles b. 27 Apr 1929, m. 25 Aug 1954

6-Keith Philip Miles b. 31 Jul 1955, Muswellbrook

+Gillian Gaynor Judell b. 29 Feb 1960, m. 28 Feb 1981

6-Janet Rosemary Miles b. 31 Jan 1957, Muswellbrook

+Anthony Douglas Gall b. 15 Oct 1954, m. 7 Sep 1978

6-Diana Ruth Miles b. 7 Oct 1959, Muswellbrook

+Stephen Andrew Lisle b. 22 Feb 1953, m. 24 Oct 1980

4-John Thomas Charles McMullin b. 28 Nov 1896, Scone, d. 12 Nov 1974

+Marjorie Jean Logan b. 3 May 1906, m. 18 Feb 1939, St Luke's CofE church, Scone, d. 11 Dec 1969

5-Anne McMullin b. 16 Jul 1942, Scone

4-Linda McMullin b. 12 Jan 1901, Scone, d. 29 Mar 1989

+Francis Carlyle McKenzie (Frank) Kennedy b. 22 Sep 1901, m. 4 May 1932, St Philip's, Rouchel, d.19 Dec 1982

3-Ellen Eliza McMullin b. 28 Feb 1865, Rouchel Brook, NSW, d. 20 Sep 1960, Scone

+Thomas Jones b. 1863, m. 1886, Presb Church, Rouchel, d. 12 Aug 1933, Singleton

4-Mary Jones b. 1887, Muswellbrook, d. 1963

+George C. Chapman b. 1886, m. 1911, Scone, d. 1974

5-Elsie Lurline Chapman b. 1913, Singleton

+Alan Ronald Bailey m. 1940, Singleton

5-Nellie Fair Chapman b. 1915, Singleton

5-Rex Douglas Chapman

+Jean Cranston Loder m. 1939, Mayfield

5-Kenneth Stuart Chapman

+Beverly Dawn Kirby m. 1949, Chatswood

4-William Fair Jones b. 1889, Muswellbrook, d. 1930

+Leoda L. Williams b. 1891, m. 1920, Sydney, d. 1975

5-Margaret Alathea Jones

+Basil S. Mallett

5-David Fair Jones

+Suzette Thorpe m. 1946, Sydney

5-Alan Fair Jones

+Patricia June Smith m. 1951, Mosman, NSW

4-Isabella Jones b. 1891, Muswellbrook, d. 1977

+Joshua Allyn Brooker b. 1890, m. 1920, Muswellbrook, d. 1945

5-John Garret Brooker

+Laura Dawn Campbell m. 1955, Chatswood

4-Nellie Jones b. 1894, Muswellbrook

4-Thomas Jones b. 1896, Muswellbrook, d. 1987

+Jane Steinbeck b. 1897, m. 1921, Tamworth

5-Archibald Colin Russell Jones

+Cecile Clare McLaren m. 1947, Crookwell, NSW

5-Ronald Hunter Jones

+Margaret Lillian MacArthur m. 1957, Wellington

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5-Jannette Anne Jones

+Valentine M. Johnson

2-Eliza Gardner b. 1827, County Fermanagh, Ireland

+John Morrison b. 11 Jun 1815, Gorbals, Glasgow, Scotland

3-Margret Morrison b. 1846, Muswellbrook, d. 27 Oct 1875, Rouchel

+George Lambert b. 24 Mar 1841, Bolwarra, NSW, m. 16 Nov 1871, Rouchel, NSW, d. 13 May 1904,Maitland, NSW

4-John Morrison Lambert b. 20 Aug 1872, Rouchel Brook, NSW, d. 4 Oct 1951, Maitland

+Lillian Sophia Burgmann b. 21 Feb 1881, Glendon Brook via Singleton, m. 12 Dec 1906, All SaintsChurch, Singleton, d. 11 Apr 1969, Maitland

5-Harold George Clyde* Lambert b. 6 Aug 1907, Sedgefield via Singleton, d. 1985

+Jean Spratt b. 17 Sep 1913, m. 24 Jan 1931

6-Patricia Lillian Lambert b. 11 Sep 1931, d. 1939, Boggabri, NSW

6-June Mary Lambert b. 11 Jul 1933

+Leslie Claude Waters m. 1956, Young, NSW

6-Eric John Lambert b. 10 Feb 1935

+Dorothy (Dossie) Carmel Gibbons m. 1960, Maitland

6-Noelene Joan Lambert b. 10 Dec 1936

+John Thomas Murphy m. 1958, Cowra, NSW

6-Kevin George Lambert b. 16 Aug 1940

5-Ivan Henry Lambert b. 10 Jan 1909, Sedgefield via Singleton, d. 1975

+Dorothy Annie Towns b. 20 Oct 1911, m. 1932, West Maitland

6-Allan George Lambert b. 3 Aug 1933

+Lillian Harriett Adelaide Cox b. 21 Feb 1935, m. 1955, Marrickville

6-Raymond Henry Lambert b. 7 Nov 1934

+Alma Dufton b. 30 Aug 1934

6-Joan Mary Lambert b. 15 Dec 1937

+Allan George Cox b. 21 Feb 1935, m. 1958

5-Cyril Ernest Lambert b. 23 Mar 1911, Harper's Hill near Maitland, NSW, d. 30 Jan 1985, ConcordHospital, Sydney

+Elizabeth (Bessie) Eileen Kidd b. 19 Oct 1921, Maitland, m. 1 May 1953, The PresbyterianManse, Maitland

6-Bruce Ernest Lambert b. 20 Jul 1955, Maitland

+Sharon

6-Sylvia Lillian Lambert b. 7 Dec 1956, Maitland

+Garry Edward Hamblin b. 9 Jul 1951, Cremorne, Manly, NSW, m. 1 Jul 1978, St Stephen'sPresb Ch, East Maitland

7-Megan Louise Hamblin b. 28 Jan 1985, Singleton

7-Rebecca Anne Hamblin b. 1 May 1985, Singleton

+Mark Edward Hodges b. 17 Jun 1973, Maitland, m. 8 Oct 2005, The Vineyards Estate,Pokolbin

7-Laura Elizabeth Hamblin b. 31 Mar 1988, Singleton

5-Frederick Alexander Lambert b. 1912, Singleton

5-Gordon Mervyn (Sam) Lambert b. 17 Apr 1915, Greta, NSW

+Jean Mary Smith b. 23 May 1916, m. 1941, West Maitland, d. 30 Oct 2003

6-John Lambert

+Kristine m. 1977

6-Christine Ann Lambert b. 15 Nov 1951

+Richard Gaut m. 1976

5-John Morrison Lambert b. 17 Oct 1922, Greta, d. 26 Jul 1945, New Guinea

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4-Harriette (Ettie) Lambert b. 1875

+William H. Chalk b. Abt 1859, London, England, m. 1895, Singleton

5-Violet I. Chalk b. 1897, Greta

+John Byron m. 1921, Glebe

5-Harry Chalk b. 1904, Singleton, d. 1904, Singleton

5-John E. Chalk b. 1906, Singleton, d. 1918, Sydney

5-Donald I. Chalk b. 1910, St. Leonards, d. 1978

+Daphne M. Carroll m. 1934, Sydney

3-Mary Ann Morrison b. 15 Sep 1848, 'The Mill', Muswellbrook, NSW, d. 11 Apr 1927, Scone, NSW

+William Bridge b. 14 Aug 1847, Wollombi, NSW, m. 24 Jan 1867, Currandina, Muswellbrook, NSW, d.11 Sep 1930, Scone, NSW

4-John Morrison (1) Bridge b. 6 Aug 1867, Aberdeen, NSW, d. 27 Sep 1867, Aberdeen, NSW

4-John Morrison (2) Bridge b. 15 Sep 1868, Aberdeen, NSW, d. 8 Aug 1954, 'Toogoolawah' St. George,QLD

+Agnes Mona Hawthorne Davis b. 1875, San Francisco, USA, m. 30 Nov 1897, Lismore, NSW, d.1935, Lismore, NSW

5-Mary Morrison Bridge b. 25 Sep 1898, 'Rous Mill' (Richmond River) NSW, d. 1971, Lismoredistrict

+Antonio (Antonino?) Iveli b. 1899, Sydney, m. 1918, Lismore, NSW, d. 1973, Bankstown district

6-Angelo Morrison Iveli b. 16 Apr 1921

+Kathleen Mary Chute m. 1942, Lismore, NSW

7-Catherine Maree Iveli b. 1 Sep 1944

+Michael Bardwell

8-Pamela Bardwell

8-Phillip Bardwell

8-Ann Maree Bardwell

7-Michael John Iveli b. 29 Oct 1946

7-David Pierce Iveli b. 11 Jan 1951

7-Marilyn Ann Iveli b. 7 May 1953

+Wayne Carter

8-Benjamin Carter

8-Scott Carter

8-Richard Carter

7-Brian Lawrence Iveli b. 2 Dec 1956

+Vicki Goss

8-Angela Iveli

6-Joseph Iveli b. 1922

+Linda Elizabeth (Betty) Rapley m. 1946, Ashfield, Sydney, NSW

6-Gloria Mary Iveli b. 3 Feb 1924, Lismore, NSW

+Alfred Gould m. 3 Jan 1948

7-Erlene Gould b. 3 Feb 1954

+Terry Edwards m. 10 May 1975

8-Kelly Ann Edwards b. 1 Dec 1977

8-Mandy Louise Edwards b. 4 Nov 1980

6-Kathleen Iveli b. 21 Jan 1927, Lismore, NSW

+Armando Rubbo b. , Italy, m. 10 Mar 1945

7-Ernesto Rubbo b. 4 Jun 1945

+Yvonne Ianna

8-Glenn Peter Rubbo b. 29 Jun 1970

+Sonia De Dominicus

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8-Marco Anthony Rubbo b. 1 Oct 1976

7-Loretta Rubbo b. 19 Oct 1951

+Ernesto Fagnano m. 27 Aug 1972

8-Fiona Fagnano b. 9 Feb 1973

8-Damian Fagnano b. 4 Dec 1978

7-Rosina Maria Rubbo

6-Angelina May Iveli b. 14 Sep 1928

+Phillip John Cormick m. 4 Jun 1948

7-Phillip John Cormick b. 7 Dec 1948

+Marlean Dearne Weis

8-Darren John Cormick b. 25 Nov 1967

8-Joanne Dearne Cormick b. 12 Dec 1970

7-Neil Thomas Cormick b. 18 Sep 1951

7-Michael Anthony Cormick b. 17 Jul 1953

6-Phil Iveli b. 4 Aug 1935, Lismore, NSW

+Joan Margaret Radnidge b. 4 Aug 1937, m. 7 Nov 1964, St. David's, Haberfield

7-Paul Iveli b. 22 Sep 1965

7-Wayne Iveli b. 13 Mar 1969

7-Steven Iveli b. 12 Feb 1972

6-John Iveli b. 29 Jun 1936

+Hazel Ann Park m. 22 May 1965, Bankstown

7-Vanessa Ann Iveli b. 15 Sep 1967

7-Mark William Iveli b. 25 Jul 1972

6-Mona Grace Iveli b. 14 Jun 1937, Lismore, NSW

+James Dunlop Graham m. 4 Apr 1959

7-Cherie Anne Graham b. 24 Jan 1960, Brisbane

7-Ross Murray Graham b. 28 Jun 1964, Mullumbimby

6-Antonio Iveli d. 1930, Lismore district

6-Romulus Iveli d. 1931, Lismore district

6-Remus Iveli d. 1931, Lismore district

4-William Thomas Bridge b. 27 Aug 1870, Aberdeen, NSW, d. 3 Oct 1932, Goondiwindi, QLD

4-Donald Irwin Bridge b. 30 Aug 1872, Aberdeen, NSW, d. 10 Jan 1957, Bellevue Hill, NSW

+Annie Marie Malone m. 1899, Narrabri

5-Reginald Ignatius Bridge b. 3 Oct 1900, Narrabri, NSW, d. 27 Sep 1965

5-Claire Winifred Bridge b. 28 Aug 1903, Gunnedah, NSW

+George Francis Manuel m. 1953

5-Isabella Bridge b. 24 May 1906, Moss Vale, NSW, d. 1907

5-Leonard Berchmans Bridge b. 13 Mar 1908, Narrabri, NSW, d. 1 Nov 1966, Sydney, NSW

5-Cecil John Berchmans Bridge b. 28 Feb 1914, Narrabri, NSW, d. 2 Aug 1962, (Catholic LawnCemetery, Northern Suburbs)

4-Andrew Ernest Bridge b. 31 Jul 1874, Aberdeen, NSW, d. 28 Aug 1936, Gunnedah, NSW

+Sarah Schofield m. 1895, Nundle, NSW, d. 1962, Cremorne Pt

5-Milton Cameron Bridge b. 5 Jun 1896, Manilla, NSW, d. 1960

+Isabel A. Downie b. 1898, Ballina district, m. 1927, Mosman, NSW

5-Gwenneth Bridge b. 28 Feb 1904, Gunnedah, NSW, d. 4 Jul 1996, Sydney, NSW

5-Norman Morrison Bridge b. 1909, Gunnedah, NSW, d. 19 Aug 1979, Penrith, NSW

+Alma Lucy Mackaway m. 1942

6-Helen Bridge

+Barrie

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6-James Bridge

+Judyth Turner m. 1953

4-Margaret Morrison Bridge b. 14 Sep 1876, Rouchel Brook, NSW, d. 25 Apr 1945, Scone C of ECemetery

+William Charles Graham Budden b. 31 Jul 1874, m. 11 Jan 1899, Scone (C of E), d. 31 Jul 1957,(Scone C of E Cemetery)

5-Bertie Carlyle Budden b. 14 Mar 1900, Gundy, NSW, d. Jul 1997, Newcastle, NSW

+Gwynneth Beatrice Humphries m. 1928, Lithgow district

6-Jack William Budden b. , Cronulla, NSW

+Barbara Blair m. 1957, Hamilton district

7-Stephen Budden

+Jennifer

7-Michael Budden

6-William George Budden b. , Cronulla, NSW

+Nance Balfour McCorriston m. 1959, Newcastle, NSW

7-Anne Budden

7-Bruce Budden

7-Craig Budden

7-Scott Budden

5-William Granville Budden b. 21 Nov 1901, Blandford, NSW, d. May 1993, Scone, NSW

+Ivy Evelyn Challis b. 1900, m. 20 Nov 1926, Moonan, NSW (C of E), d. 10 May 1984, Scone,NSW

6-Elaine Challis Budden b. 24 Sep 1927, Scone, NSW

+Rex Earle Collison

6-Gwenneth Challis Budden b. 12 Sep 1931, Scone, NSW

+Bernard Lloyd m. 14 Jul 1962, d. 1981, Aberdeen, NSW

7-Grant Bernard Lloyd b. 21 Oct 1963, Scone, NSW

7-Shane Michael Lloyd b. 9 May 1966, Scone, NSW

5-Edna Budden b. 23 Oct 1903, Blandford, NSW

+Alfred E. Stockwell m. 1928, Scone district, d. 1960, Bulli, NSW

6-William Stockwell b. 8 Jun 1929, Thirroul, NSW

+Necia Ann Hennessey m. 1954, Bulli, NSW

7-Stephen Stockwell b. 17 Nov 1954, Bulli, NSW

7-Rose Anne Stockwell b. 3 Jun 1956, Bulli, NSW

7-Judith Stockwell b. 18 Apr 1959, Bulli, NSW

7-Lisa Jane Stockwell b. 18 Mar 1962, Bulli, NSW

7-Mark Stockwell b. 5 Jul 1963, Bulli, NSW

7-Jill Stockwell b. 7 Apr 1969, Brisbane, Qld

6-Betty Anne Stockwell b. 11 Jul 1931, Thirroul, NSW

5-Leslie Budden b. 23 May 1905, Gundy, NSW, d. 28 Jan 1969, Newcastle, NSW

5-Evelyn Budden b. 11 Jul 1907, Ellerston, d. 1975

+Francis J. (Frank) Clair b. 1907, Murrurundi district, m. 1928

6-Laurel Clair

+Reg Edwin Duncan m. 1952, Rockdale, NSW

6-William Clair

6-Jean Aileen Clair b. Oct 1927, d. 1966, Newtown NSW

+Alan Roser m. 1947, Tamworth, NSW

5-Elsie Budden b. 11 Oct 1908, Gundy, NSW, d. , Scone, NSW

+George Crackett b. , England, m. 1933, Muswellbrook district

6-Fay Crackett b. 26 Apr 1934, Scone, NSW

Descendants of William Gardner 15

Produced by Legacy on 5 Jun 2016

+Ian Wallace Logan b. 7 Sep 1931, Scone, NSW, m. 14 May 1955, Scone, NSW (see FayCrackett on page 14)

7-Rodney Ian Logan b. 15 Jun 1959, Scone, NSW

+Virginia Jane Rose m. 27 Mar 1994, Sydney, NSW

7-Gai Logan b. 3 Aug 1961, Scone, NSW

7-Trudi Logan b. 20 Feb 1964, Scone, NSW

+Neil John Houlahan m. 13 Oct 1990, Scone, NSW

8-Matthew Neil Houlahan b. 31 Mar 1992, d. 15 Apr 1992, Scone, NSW

8-Kalinda Houlahan b. 26 May 1993, John Hunter Hospital, New Lambton Heights,Newcastle, NSW

8-Tarra Houlahan b. 18 Nov 1995, John Hunter Hospital, New Lambton Heights,Newcastle, NSW

6-William Crackett b. 3 Jul 1935, Scone, NSW

+Valerie Ida Ninness m. 1960, Scone district

7-Cheryl Crackett b. 9 Jan 1961, Scone, NSW

7-Terry Crackett b. 30 Nov 1962, Scone, NSW

7-Darrell Crackett b. 9 Apr 1964, Scone, NSW

7-David Crackett b. 7 Mar 1972, Scone, NSW

6-Robert George Crackett b. 17 Sep 1946, Scone, NSW

5-Mary Graham Budden b. 9 Sep 1917, Gundy, NSW

+Richard Leonard Baker m. 1941, Tamworth district

6-Brian Leonard Baker b. 4 May 1941, Scone, NSW

+Beverley Parker

6-Kevin John Baker b. 30 Aug 1942, Scone, NSW

+Colleen Merrick

7-John Baker b. , Scone, NSW

7-David Baker b. 4 Oct 1969, Scone, NSW

7-Tania Baker b. 23 Jul 1972, Scone, NSW

6-Kay Lorraine Baker b. , Scone, NSW

+Graham Daley

7-Tony Daley b. 15 Nov 1964, Camden, NSW

7-Mark Daley b. 27 Jun 1967, Camden, NSW

7-Matty Daley b. 1971, Camden, NSW

6-Garry Baker b. , Scone, NSW, d. in infancy, Scone, NSW

6-Peter Baker b. 20 Jun 1949, Scone, NSW

+Lorraine Saunders

6-Robyn Gay Baker

5-Daphne Budden b. 13 Jul 1919, Gundy, NSW

+Charles William Reid m. 1936, Scone district

6-Allan Reid b. 9 Aug 1936, Scone, NSW

+Joyce Paton

7-Grant Reid b. 18 Jul 1960, Scone, NSW

7-Joanne Reid b. 15 Apr 1964, Scone, NSW

7-Dean Reid b. 20 May 1965, Newcastle, NSW

6-Gordon Reid b. 28 Apr 1938, Scone, NSW

+Patricia Larkin

7-Jane Reid b. 21 Dec 1958

7-Michael Reid b. 21 Mar 1962

7-Margaret Reid

6-Patricia Reid b. May 1943, Scone, NSW

Descendants of William Gardner 16

Produced by Legacy on 5 Jun 2016

+Gary Scarlett (see Patricia Reid on page 15)

7-Lane Scarlett b. 29 Sep 1967, Scone, NSW

7-Natasha Scarlett b. 15 Mar 1971, Scone, NSW

6-Pamela Reid b. 24 Oct 1944, Scone, NSW

+Arch Thompson

7-Heidi Thompson b. 8 Apr 1969, Muswellbrook, NSW

6-Jillian Reid b. 9 Jul 1947, Scone, NSW

6-Maureen Reid b. 18 Jul 1948, Scone, NSW

+Ian Thompson

7-James Thompson b. 24 Jul 1967, Scone, NSW

7-Matthew Thompson b. 25 Jun 1968, Scone, NSW

7-David Thompson b. 8 Nov 1971, Sydney, NSW

7-Ben Thompson b. 5 Nov 1972, Sydney, NSW

7-Sally Ann Thompson b. 18 Sep 1975, Sydney, NSW

4-Ellen Eliza Bridge b. 13 Aug 1878, Rouchel Brook, NSW, d. 13 Aug 1963, Dubbo, NSW

+George Graham Budden b. 25 Dec 1872, m. Apr 1898, St Matthew's, Gundy, NSW, d. 18 Jul 1950,Dubbo, NSW

5-Milton George Budden b. 25 Oct 1904, Scone, NSW, d. 4 Sep 1963, Sydney, NSW

+Dorothy Bell Neville b. 1909, Molong, NSW, m. 1943, Dubbo district

5-Keith Hunter Budden b. 7 Mar 1909, Muswellbrook, NSW, d. , Tamworth, NSW

+Nancy Jean Bourke m. 1942, Stroud

6-Beverley Jean Budden b. 2 Mar 1943, Scone, NSW

+Stuart Johns m. Inverell, NSW

7-Scott Gregory Johns b. 2 Nov 1969

7-Brett Michael Johns b. 24 May 1972

6-Wendy Ann Budden b. 20 Sep 1947, Dubbo, NSW

+Ronald Gibbons m. Sydney, NSW

7-Craig Douglas Gibbons b. 17 Mar 1970

7-Kurt Hunter Gibbons b. 3 Oct 1972

4-Aubrey Edward Bridge b. 7 Jun 1880, Rouchel Brook, NSW, d. 24 Apr 1946, South Strathfield, NSW

+Mary Amelia Violet Spencer m. 26 Dec 1919, Lidcombe, NSW

5-Kevin Bridge b. 26 May 1923, Sydney, NSW, d. 1999, Waratah, NSW

+Stephanie Hayes m. Apr 1964

6-Warren Bridge b. 31 May 1966, Shepparton, VIC

6-Narelle Bridge b. 31 May 1966, Shepparton, VIC

+Gregory Bradley

7-Michael Bradley b. 24 Jul 1984, Belmont, NSW

4-Malcolm Henry Bridge b. 5 May 1883, Rouchel, NSW, d. 21 Mar 1968, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Annie Florence Bush b. 13 Jul 1883, Rosemount, NSW, m. 12 Nov 1912, Denman, d. 16 Jun 1970,Muswellbrook

5-Heather Jean Bridge b. 9 Feb 1914, Muswellbrook, NSW, d. 10 Aug 2009, Scone, NSW

+Alex Arthur Ashford b. 15 Jan 1910, Scone, NSW, m. 21 Dec 1940, St Albans CofE,Muswellbrook, NSW, d. 26 Aug 1995, New Lambton Heights, NSW

6-Dianne Heather Ashford b. 1 Jan 1944, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Malcolm Beath Chad b. 9 Aug 1940, Quirindi, NSW, m. 6 Feb 1965, Scone, NSW, d. 13 Feb2013, Waratah, NSW

7-Richard Alex Chad b. 25 Mar 1967, Quirindi, NSW, d. 27 Mar 1967, Quirindi, NSW

7-Katrina Dianne Chad b. 15 Aug 1968, Quirindi, NSW

+Gregory John Porter b. 13 Jan 1964, Surry Hills, NSW, m. 1 May 1999, Somersby, NSW

8-Alexander James Porter b. 21 May 2000, North Gosford, NSW

Descendants of William Gardner 17

Produced by Legacy on 5 Jun 2016

8-Claire Gwynneth Porter b. 15 Nov 2001, North Gosford, NSW

8-Angus Edward Porter b. 22 Mar 2004, North Gosford, NSW

7-Fiona Louise Chad b. 11 Jan 1972, Scone, NSW

+Mark Anthony Wood b. 7 Oct 1971, Muswellbrook, NSW, m. 29 Jan 1994, St Lukes CofE,Scone, NSW

8-Teagan Isabella Wood b. 24 Aug 1996, Waratah, NSW

8-Olivia Gabrielle Wood b. 26 Feb 1998, Waratah, NSW

8-Lucy Abigail Wood b. 22 Jul 2000, Waratah, NSW

8-Imogen Louise Wood b. 14 Feb 2006, New Lambton Heights, Newcastle, NSW

6-Margaret Anne Ashford b. 4 May 1947, Scone, NSW

+Evan John Douglas b. 23 Feb 1946, Numurkah, VIC, m. 13 Apr 1968, Scone, NSW

+James Arthur MacDougall b. 28 Jan 1945, Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada, m. 3 Aug 1974,Bedford, Nova Scotia, Canada

7-Jennifer Anne Ashford MacDougall b. 17 Mar 1977, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island,Canada

+Syed Mohammad Mustajab (Shaan) Zaidi b. 2 Jul 1975, Kuwait City, Kuwait, m. 8 Apr2007, Hills Lodge, Castle Hill, NSW

8-Marzia Zaidi (daughter of Shaan) b. 17 Jan 2003, Campsie, NSW

8-Syed Zakir* Zaidi b. 5 Jan 2009, Westmead, NSW

8-Aliya Grace Zaidi b. 28 Mar 2012, Westmead, NSW

7-Iain James Ashford MacDougall b. 3 Oct 1981, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island,Canada

+Andrea Forster b. 2 Apr 1980, Tergensee, Bavaria, Germany, m. 29 Feb 2008, BurwoodRotunda, Whitebridge, NSW

8-Lily Jean MacDougall b. 21 Apr 2011, New Lambton Heights, NSW

8-Remy Andrew MacDougall b. 18 Jan 2014, New Lambton Heights, NSW

5-Percy Veldon Bridge b. 28 May 1917, Muswellbrook, NSW, d. 15 Oct 1987, Beresfield, NSW

+Peggy Doreen Turner b. 12 Oct 1920, m. 11 Nov 1939, d. 17 Jun 1978

6-Toni Doreen Bridge b. 19 Dec 1940, Scone, NSW

+Henry George (Tiger) Harrison m. 1959, Wauchope, NSW

7-Michael Harrison b. 6 Feb 1960, Wauchope, NSW

7-Gregory John Harrison b. 1 May 1962, Wauchope, NSW

7-Leanne Harrison b. 11 May 1965, Canberra, ACT

6-Malcolm Charles Bridge b. 15 Apr 1944

+Judith Ann Reilly b. 3 Oct 1947, m. 1964, Sydney district

7-Petra Ann Bridge b. 12 Apr 1965, Sydney, NSW

+Unknown

8-Te Anau b. 4 Aug 1987, Brisbane, Qld

+Unknown

8-Nicholas b. 3 Aug 1997

7-Darren Bridge b. 26 Dec 1966, England

7-Tina Bridge b. 3 May 1971

7-Kylee Bridge b. 3 May 1971

+Ken Waring

7-Kelly Bridge b. 17 Feb 1973

+Darren

6-Alan Bridge b. 1 Sep 1949, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Donna Byrne

7-Scott Bridge b. 9 Sep 1971

7-Kate Maree Bridge b. 9 Dec 1976

Descendants of William Gardner 18

Produced by Legacy on 5 Jun 2016

6-Jennifer Mary Bridge b. 4 Apr 1951, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Leonard Nicholson

7-Michelle Nicholson b. 19 Oct 1970

7-Gregory Nicholson b. 21 Nov 1974

6-Robert Bridge b. 2 Nov 1952

+Unknown

7-One Child

+Barbara Beverley Hoffman (nee Budden) b. 17 Aug 1929, m. Newcastle, NSW (see Percy VeldonBridge on page 17)

5-Gwynneth Joan Bridge b. 4 May 1930, Muswellbrook, NSW, d. Feb 2015, Maleny, QLD

+Unknown

6-Jennifer Joy King b. 25 Sep 1952, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Paul Duncan Gray b. 23 May 1948, m. 8 Dec 1979, Merewether, NSW

7-Phillip William Gray b. 8 Nov 1982, Waratah, NSW

7-Allen Wilson Gray b. 10 Apr 1986, Waratah, Newcastle, NSW

7-Allison Vera Gray b. 27 Dec 1988, Waratah, Newcastle, NSW

+Athol Sargent Bevan b. 23 Aug 1931, Childers, QLD, m. 31 Oct 1954, St Alban's CofE,Muswellbrook, NSW

6-Stuart Sargent Bevan b. 16 Aug 1957, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Lorraine Jacobsen b. 13 May 1956, m. 18 Sep 1984, Brisbane, Qld

7-Taylor James Bevan b. 27 Dec 1990

6-Steven Thomas Bevan b. 12 Mar 1960, Brisbane, Qld

+Diane McArthur b. 2 Mar 1961, m. 12 Sep 1987, Brisbane, NSW

7-Rebecca Lee Bevan b. 8 Sep 1988

7-Steven Mitchell Bevan b. 2 Aug 1990

7-Matt Alexander Athol Bevan b. 12 Mar 1993

6-Lee Anne Rose Bevan b. 12 Jul 1962, Muswellbrook, NSW

+David Lawler

7-Emma Jane Lawler b. 5 Apr 1988, Brisbane, Qld

+Theodore Mokoto (Ted) Chamberlain

7-Mayumi Chamberlain b. 29 Sep 1999

7-Miyuki Chamberlain b. 6 Nov 2001

4-Frederick George Bridge b. 1 Sep 1885, Rouchel Brook, NSW, d. 8 May 1945, Enfield, NSW

+Norah Frances Daly m. 27 Apr 1925, Werris Creek

5-John Patrick Bridge b. 18 May 1928, Sydney, NSW, d. Dec 2009, Sydney

+Maureen McBride m. 1958, Ryde

6-Patricia Annmaree Bridge b. 22 Jan 1959, Sydney, NSW

+John Murphy m. 4 Jun 1988

6-Mary-Anne Bridge b. 8 Aug 1960, Sydney, NSW

+Martin Collins m. 3 Jan 1987

6-Catherine Louise Bridge b. 7 Apr 1962, Sydney, NSW

6-Jennifer Mary Bridge b. 11 Apr 1964, Sydney, NSW

6-Paul Gerard Bridge b. 25 Mar 1967, Sydney, NSW

6-Damian John Bridge b. Dec 1970, Sydney, NSW

4-Mary Ann Bridge b. 3 Aug 1887, d. 1887

4-Jessie Bridge b. 20 Feb 1889, Rouchel Brook, NSW, d. 22 Sep 1990, Scone, NSW

+Ernest Cross Budden b. 5 Nov 1886, m. 31 May 1911, Muswellbrook, NSW, d. 17 Jan 1970,Muswellbrook, NSW

5-Max Cross Budden b. 11 Apr 1912, Muswellbrook, NSW, d. May 1981, Muswellbrook, NSW

Descendants of William Gardner 19

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5-William Hunter Budden b. 18 Nov 1913, Muswellbrook, NSW, d. 25 May 1979, Muswellbrook,NSW

+Thelma May Thompson m. 1957, Muswellbrook (see William Hunter Budden on page 18)

5-Cecilia Marjorie* Budden b. 14 Aug 1915, Muswellbrook, NSW, d. 27 Mar 2002, Muswellbrook

+Edward (Ted) Joseph Madden b. 1897, Narrabri, m. 8 Jan 1938, Muswellbrook, NSW, d. 9 Apr1951, Muswellbrook

6-Rodney Ernest Madden b. 14 Sep 1938, Muswellbrook, NSW, d. 1996 ?, England

6-Trevor Edward Madden b. 13 Dec 1939, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Dorothy Elizabeth Dent b. 11 Jul 1945, Muswellbrook, m. 11 Aug 1964

7-Lee Maree Madden b. 16 Dec 1965, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Malcolm Hoy b. 23 Apr 1964, Albury, NSW, m. 3 Apr 1993, St. James RC Church,Muswellbrook

8-Emma Maree Hoy b. 27 Apr 1996, Sydney

8-Thomas John Hoy b. 1 Mar 1998, Sydney

8-James Matthew Hoy b. 4 Aug 2003, Sydney

7-Christopher Edward Madden b. 18 Mar 1973, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Kim Maree Daniels m. 10 Mar 2001, Muswellbrook

8-Taylor Maree Madden b. 7 Aug 2003, Muswellbrook

8-Jack Edward Madden b. 25 Oct 2005, Muswellbrook

6-Graeme John Madden b. 9 Jun 1945, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Teresita Mangubat (Tessie) Morales b. 22 Apr 1953, Cauuayan, Philipines

7-Renaute Madden b. 13 Jul 1986, Muswellbrook

7-Daniel Madden b. 22 Dec 1986, Maitland

6-Roslyn Madden b. 28 Oct 1950, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Michael Thomas Self m. 28 Oct 1972

7-Daryn Edward Self b. 28 Jan 1974, Muswellbrook

+Amanda Mudsford

8-Madison Marley Self b. 10 Aug 1996

8-Casey Edward Self b. 24 Sep 2007

8-Benjamin Milton Self b. 29 Oct 2011

7-Belinda Self b. 30 Jul 1976, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Justin Baxter m. 21 Mar 2001

8-Lara Matisse Baxter b. 17 Jan 2003

8-Abby Grace Baxter b. 12 Aug 2005

8-Meg Jasmine Baxter b. 25 Dec 2008

7-Nicole Anne Self b. 15 Jun 1984

+Blake Robert Burrows m. 23 Feb 2008, Maitland

8-Braeden Thomas Burrows b. 27 May 2011

8-Quinn McKenzie Burrows b. 4 May 2013

5-Mary Joyce* Budden b. 19 Dec 1916, Muswellbrook, NSW, d. 30 Apr 2004

+Clifford Webb b. 3 Jan 1920, Muswellbrook, NSW, m. 13 Feb 1943, Muswellbrook, NSW, d. 17Sep 1975, Muswellbrook, NSW

6-Raymond Clifford Webb b. 14 Feb 1944, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Pamela Betty Allen b. 9 Dec 1950, Gloucester, m. 2 Sep 1967

7-Alison Maree Webb b. 26 Jan 1968, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Ray McCoy

8-Kyle Raymond Clifford Webb b. 25 Aug 1991, Muswellbrook

8-Kira Maree Webb b. 17 Feb 1994, Muswellbrook

+Linden Biddulph b. 25 May 1990

9-Taliah Maree Biddulph b. 3 Feb 2014, Newcsatle

Descendants of William Gardner 20

Produced by Legacy on 5 Jun 2016

9-Riley Hughes Biddulph b. 23 Oct 2015, Muswellbrook

+Steve Kraut b. 15 Jul 1973 (see Alison Maree Webb on page 19)

8-Ryan James Webb-Kraut b. 5 Feb 2000, Muswellbrook

7-Phillip Raymond Webb b. 28 Jul 1970, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Leigh Devine b. 8 Jan 1972, Muswellbrook, m. 8 Aug 1992

8-Mitchell Phillip Webb b. 7 Aug 1996, Muswellbrook

8-Danial Allen Webb b. 20 Jun 1999, Muswellbrook

7-Jacqualine Nicole Webb b. 9 Jun 1976, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Duane Phillip Dever b. 7 Aug 1975, Muswellbrook, m. 20 Mar 1999

8-Skylar Co Dever b. 3 Jun 2001, Muswellbrook

8-Memphis Blue Dever b. 25 Aug 2004, Muswellbrook

8-Acacia Rivers Dever b. 16 Apr 2008, Maitland

8-Bai Hope Dever b. 16 Apr 2008, Maitland

6-Patricia Margaret Webb b. 30 Oct 1947, Muswellbrook

+Peter Smith m. 31 May 1969

7-Mathew Lincon Smith b. 22 May 1973, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Dayarne Rebecca Saunders b. 3 Oct 1979, Narrabri, m. 13 Mar 2004

8-Bridie Cate Smith b. 5 Jan 2010, Muswellbrook

8-Haydon Will Smith b. 5 Dec 2011, Maitland

7-Charmaine Therese Smith b. 13 May 1976, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Darryn Reid

+Troy Anthony Power m. 1 Jun 1996

8-Joshua Troy Power b. 6 Oct 1997, Muswellbrook

8-Breanna Clare Power b. 16 Jul 2000, Muswellbrook

6-Jeffrey Thomas Webb b. 11 Oct 1950, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Robyn Lesley Baldwin b. 4 May 1953, Parkes, NSW, m. 22 Sep 1972

7-Bradley Thomas Webb b. 27 Feb 1973, Muswellbrook

+Crystal Longley b. 29 Feb 1969, North Sydney, m. 27 Mar 1999

8-Zachary Lee Webb b. 18 Nov 1994, John Hunter Hospital, Newcastle

8-Jessica Casey Webb b. 18 Nov 1999, John Hunter Hospital, Newcastle

7-Erica Lesley Webb b. 13 May 1975

+Jason Wood

8-Aidan Jamar Wood

8-Leah Joyce Wood b. 14 Mar 2002, John Hunter Hospital, Newcastle

8-Cameron Thomas Wood b. 18 Mar 2004, John Hunter Hospital, Newcastle

+Shayne Locking b. 16 Nov 1975, m. 22 Apr 2012

8-Jarrah William Fedrick Locking b. 15 Aug 2010, John Hunter Hospital, Newcastle

7-Craig Clifford Leslie Webb b. 13 Feb 1980, Belmont, NSW

+Unnamed partner

8-Jack Thomas Webb b. 31 Mar 2006

+Shari Lee Baker m. 17 Sep 2011

5-Raymond Budden b. 14 Oct 1918, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Phyllis Joan Lees m. 1944, Muswellbrook

6-Maxwell Raymond Budden b. 24 Jun 1945, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Margaret Anne Simpson m. 2 Jan 1976

7-David Thomas Budden b. 25 May 1979, Sydney, NSW

+Rachel Selwyn Wilson m. 26 Nov 2004

8-Katherine Margaret Selwyn Budden b. 4 Dec 2008

8-Andrew John Robert Budden b. 17 Jul 2010

Descendants of William Gardner 21

Produced by Legacy on 5 Jun 2016

7-Anna Margaret Budden b. 17 Sep 1982

+Samuel McGown m. 13 Apr 2012

8-Jake Maxwell McGown b. 3 Mar 2014

7-Michael John Budden b. 16 Feb 1985

+Vivienne Kirsh m. 13 Apr 2014 (see Maxwell Raymond Budden on page 20)

6-Lindis Budden b. 1 Dec 1947, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Leslie Norman John Durham m. 30 May 1964

7-Cindy Lee Durham b. 15 Dec 1964, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Gregory Francis Terrace m. 28 Nov 1996

8-Todd John Terrace b. 19 Aug 1985

8-Madison Noni Terrace b. 6 Jun 1987

7-Anthony James Durham b. 9 Aug 1967, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Susan Maree Anson m. 8 Aug 2008

8-Trae Leslie Durham b. 18 Oct 2005

7-Kelly Louise Durham b. 12 Jul 1971, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Gregory James Munce m. 8 Aug 1992

8-Brooke Lee Munce b. 9 Sep 1991

8-Abbie Jade Munce b. 8 Oct 1993

8-Taylah Louise Munce b. 16 Apr 1995

6-Christene Lees Budden b. 16 Nov 1949, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Paul Martin m. 27 Dec 1969

7-Melanie Martin b. 26 Dec 1972, d. 1 Jan 1973

7-Stacey Martin b. 28 Mar 1975

4-Percy Alwyn Bridge b. 30 May 1894, Rouchel Brook, NSW, d. 13 Nov 1986, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Elsie May Miller m. 1920, Darlinghurst, NSW

5-Aileen Bridge b. 9 Sep 1923, Darlinghurst, NSW, d. 8 Jul 1996, Muswellbrook, NSW

+Thomas Donald Sigle m. 1959, Sydney

6-Mark Sigle b. 19 May 1961

+Dinah Morrison

7-Jamie Sigle

7-Carly Sigle b. 3 Apr 1989

5-Alwyn James Bridge b. 22 May 1927, Darlinghurst, NSW

+Ann Smith

6-Elizabeth Bridge

6-Timothy Bridge

4-Archie Shaw Bridge b. 8 Aug 1895, Rouchel Brook, NSW, d. 19 May 1970, Narrabeen, NSW

3-Elizabeth Morrison b. 4 Apr 1851, Old Mill, Aberdeen, d. 1940, (Main Camp Cemetery, Upper Rouchel)

+Frederic Adam m. 1884, Muswellbrook

4-Arthur M. Adam b. 1885, Rouchel, d. 1963

+Cecile C. M. Drinkwater m. 1908, Armidale, NSW

5-Sadie M. Adam b. 1909, Petersham

+Robert John McLuckie m. 1936, Scone

5-Doris Adam b. 1911, Petersham, d. 4 Sep 1973, Muswellbrook

+John Keith* Attkins m. 1937, Scone

6-Barry Keith Attkins

+Beth Bramley m. 1960, Muswellbrook

6-Robyn Cecille Attkins

+Gearard Patrick Moffitt m. 1960, Muswellbrook

4-Gordon Adam b. 1887, Rouchel, d. 15 Sep 1970, Scone

Descendants of William Gardner 22

Produced by Legacy on 5 Jun 2016

4-David Fraser Adam b. 1889, Rouchel, d. Dec 1967, Muswellbrook

+Florence (Florrie) May Moss m. 1921, Methodist Ch, Singleton

5-Max Adam

4-Margaret Morrison Adam b. 1891, Scone district, d. 20 Sep 1979, Scone

3-Adam Morrison d. , Infancy

+William Walker (see Eliza Gardner on page 11)

3-Emma Walker b. 8 Sep 1856, Aberdeen, d. 1923, Marrickville

+Matthew Spencer b. 9 Oct 1843, Bingeberry, Rouchel, m. 1882, Aberdeen

4-Aubrey Sherwood Spencer b. 1883, Muswellbrook, d. 28 Dec 1970, Mosman, NSW

+Violet Grace* Miller m. Jun 1908

5-Rex Sherwood Spencer

5-Donald Sherwood Spencer

+Alison Winifred Milner m. 1955, Mosman, NSW

5-Joyce Sherwood Spencer

+Thomas Tidswell

5-Audrey Sherwood Spencer

+Walter Alfred Vincent m. 1954, Mosman, NSW

5-Helen Muriel Spencer

+Thomas Morton Tramby m. 1955, Mosman, NSW

5-Max Sherwood Spencer b. 1909, Muswellbrook

+Wynne MacConaghy m. 1936, Sydney

5-Norman Sherwood Spencer b. 1911, Moree, d. 1962, West Wyalong

5-Keith Frederick Spencer b. 1912, Moree

5-Faith Sherwood Spencer b. 1914, Moree

+Bertram James Moore m. 1941

4-Edward Granville* Spencer b. 1885, Muswellbrook, d. 1939, Scone

+Edna E. Whitehead m. 1913, Muswellbrook

5-Mary Spencer

+David Nicholas Jones Adam m. 1944, Scone

5-Edna M. Spencer b. 1914, Muswellbrook

5-Una Spencer

5-Fred Spencer

+Margaret Mary McGoldrick m. 1949, Muswellbrook

4-Ivy Elsie Spencer b. 1887, Rouchel Vale

+William O. Butler m. 1927, Drummoyne

4-Stanley Hunter Spencer b. 1890, d. 1942, Concord

+Vida May White m. 1914, Inverell, d. 1955, Bondi

5-Leslie H.Spencer b. 1915, Narrabri

4-Mary M. Spencer b. 1892, Muswellbrook, d. 1906, Scone

4-Harrie Clive Spencer b. 1893, Brewarrina, d. 28 Dec 1977, Beecroft

+Laurie K. Hibbard m. 1913, Kempsey

5-David Spencer

5-Nancy Spencer

5-Marian Spencer

4-Arthur Keith* Spencer b. 1896, Brewarrina

4-John (Jack) Sherwood Spencer b. 1900, Brewarrina, d. 1951, North Sydney

3-Ellen (Nellie) Walker

2-Ann Gardner b. Cir 1829, County Fermanagh, Ireland, d. 1859, Cryon

+James Brown m. 1848

Descendants of William Gardner 23

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2-William Irwin Gardner b. 1831, County Fermanagh, Ireland, d. 1914, Scone

+Ellen Eliza Mitchell m. 1853

3-Andrew George Gardner d. 1937, Coolamon

+Ellen Cameron m. 1879, Scone

4-Ethel Ada Gardner b. 1880, Scone

4-Olive Gardner b. 1883, Scone

4-Ellie Gardner b. 1886, Scone, d. 1943, Wyong

+Frederick G. Poile m. 1908, Wagga Wagga, NSW

5-John J. Poile b. 1909, Wagga Wagga, NSW, d. 1985

+Winifred L. Wynne m. 1933, Wyong

5-Stella E. Poile b. 1911, Wagga Wagga, NSW

+Ernest H. T. Hayes m. 1927, Gosford

5-Francis F. Poile b. 1912, Wagga Wagga, NSW

+Margaret Hudson m. 1934, Wyong

5-Andrew Walter Poile b. 1914, Wagga Wagga, NSW, d. 1984

+Olga Delta Jurd m. 1939, Hamilton

4-Alec Irwin Gardner b. 1889, Scone, d. 1956, Kurri Kurri

+Clarice Pendrick m. 1916, Wagga Wagga, NSW, d. 1971, Sutherland

4-Robina Gardner b. 1894, Scone, d. 1985

+Samuel B. Nicholls m. 1916, Wagga Wagga, NSW

5-Eric Nicholls d. 1960, Rockdale, NSW

3-Elizabeth Gardner b. 1856, Scone, d. 1897, Scone

+James John Smith m. 1875, Scone

4-Andrew George Smith b. 1875, Scone, d. 1939, Scone

+Catherine C. Holmes m. 1907, Clarencetown

4-Albert Edward Smith b. 1877, Rouchel Brook, NSW, d. 1939, Kogarah

4-Ellen Elizabeth G. Smith b. 1879, Scone, d. 1958, Hurstville

4-William Peter L. Smith b. 1881, Scone, d. Jan 1957, Rockdale, NSW

+Amy S. J. Brown m. 1903, Manila

4-Sarah Isabella Smith b. 1884, Scone, d. 1920, Scone

+Abraham Mitchell m. 1918, Scone

4-Unnamed Smith b. 1885, Scone, d. 1885, As Infant

4-Ernest Vavasour Smith b. 1887, Scone, d. 1966, Muswellbrook

4-Leonard Harvey Smith b. 1890, Scone, d. 1968, Muswellbrook

+Holly M. Dawes m. 1920, Singleton

4-Walter Archibald Smith b. 1893, Scone, d. 1943, Muswellbrook

+Agnes B. Cullen m. 1925, Singleton

4-Clive Smith

3-Ellen Gardner b. 1859, Scone, d. 1933, Manly

+Alfred Stafford m. 1881, Muswellbrook, d. 1950, Manly

4-Alice Mildred Stafford b. 1883, Scone, d. 8 Dec 1972, Manly

+Hector Small m. 1914, Camden, NSW

4-Janet Muriel Stafford b. 1884, Scone, d. 1971, Manly

+Edward A. J. Bruen m. 1911, Moree

4-Ethel M. Stafford b. 1886, Scone, d. 1932, Gunnedah

+Albert G. Kleinschafer m. 1911, Gunnedah

4-Lilian E. Stafford b. 1888, Manila, d. 1890, Tamworth

4-Alfred Royal (Roy) V. Stafford b. 1891, Manila, d. 1968, Tweed Heads

+Florence A. P. Wharton m. 1920, Scone, d. , 1972

Descendants of William Gardner 24

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4-Mary Elizabeth Kathleen Stafford b. 1897, Manila, d. 1983

+Alan Miller m. 1924, Manly

4-Marjorie Josephine Stafford b. 1904, Scone, d. 1969, Newtown NSW

+Reginald F. Baker m. 1930, Manly

3-Jane Gardner b. 1862, Scone, d. 1863, Scone

3-William Gardner b. 1864, Scone, d. 1948, Manly

+Kate Bell

3-Malcolm Henry Gardner b. 1867, Scone, d. 1893, Scone

+Sarah N. Carter m. 1890, Scone

4-Cyrus Malcolm Gardner b. 1891, Scone, d. 1964, Muswellbrook

+Stella A. Fuller m. 1934, Manly

4-Wilford Harold Gardner b. 1893, Scone, d. 1967, Scone

3-George Mitchell Gardner b. 1869, Scone, d. 1947, Camden, NSW

+Frances Jean (Jennie) Chue (nee Ball)

4-Vivian Charles W. Gardner b. 1896, Scone, d. 19 Apr 1918, France

4-Kate E. Gardner b. 1900, Muswellbrook

+Edward J. Woodcock m. 1925, Camden, NSW

4-Florence Irene Gardner b. 1904, Camden, NSW

+Wilfred Dermott Rowney m. 1939, Randwick

3-John Ernest Vavasour Gardner b. 1874, Scone, d. 1947, Chatswood

+Amy B. Holmes b. 1868, Clarencetown, NSW, m. 1902, Clarencetown, d. 1943, Chatswood

4-Paul V. Gardner b. 1903, Clarencetown

4-Miriam B. Gardner b. 1904, Clarencetown

+Percy I. Fisher m. 1934, Chatswood

4-Stewart I. Gardner b. 1906, Scone

4-William H. Gardner b. 1911, Glen Innes

+Margaret Cameron m. 1880, Scone (see William Irwin Gardner on page 23)

3-Sydney Lane Gardner b. 9 Jun 1884, Scone, d. 23 Jul 1965, Muswellbrook

+Florence Mona Smart m. 1915, Muswellbrook

4-Irwin Lane Gunstone Gardner b. 1 Aug 1915, Glebe, Sydney, d. 28 Mar 1943, Sandakan, Borneo

4-Douglas Harold Gardner b. 1918, Sydney, d. 1969, Sydney

+Irene Day b. 1917, m. 1938, Scone

5-Douglas Wilton Gardner

+Jan Ireland

6-Julie Ann Gardner

5-Jocelyn Gardner

+William Edward Scott

6-Suzanne Jane Scott

+Alex Prijt

7-Scott James Prijt

7-Troy Daniel Prijt

7-Sarah Jasmond Prijt

6-Bradley Scott

+Clauda Sprece

7-Jessica Jocelyn Scott

7-Christian Bradley Scott

4-Audree Daphne Gardner

+William Edward Doyle

5-Edward Doyle

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+Unknown (see Edward Doyle on page 24)

6-Holly Doyle

6-Edward William Doyle

5-Ian Doyle

+Elizabeth Burnside b. Cir 1805, County Fermanagh, Ireland, m. Ireland, d. 3 Jun 1876, Rouchel (see WilliamGardner on page 1)

2-James Burnside Gardner b. Cir 1838, County Fermanagh, Ireland

+Dora Dixon m. 1861, Scone

3-William Gardner b. 1861, Scone, d. 1931, Waverley, NSW

+Mary Costello m. 1883, Tamworth

4-Ernest William Gardner b. 1883, Manilla, d. 1953, Narrabri

+Alma Lillian Honnery m. 1904, Tamworth

5-Ellen Mary Gardner b. 1905, Manilla, d. 1963, Gunnedah

+John P. Bettridge m. 1923, Gunnedah

5-Ida L. Gardner b. 1907, Manilla

5-Thomas William Henry Gardner b. 1911, Manilla, d. 1978

5-Lillian Alma Gardner b. 1914, Manilla, d. 1962, Liverpool

5-Vincent Clarence Gardner b. 1915, Manilla, d. 1969, Liverpool

4-May Gardner b. 1885, Manilla

+Myles A. Kelly m. 1908, Tamworth

5-William Myles Kelly b. 1908, Tamworth, d. 1956, Sydney

+Ethel Margaret Williams m. 1941, Redfern, d. 1969, Newtown NSW

5-James A. Kelly b. 1909, Manilla

5-Mona E. Kelly b. 1911, Manilla

+Malcolm Smith m. 1933, Wingham

5-James Francis Kelley d. 1970, Tamworth

5-Timothy Boyd Kelly b. 1915, Tamworth

+Mavis Daphne Toovey m. 1941, Sydney

4-John Gardner b. 1887, Manilla

4-Dora E. Gardner b. 1891, Manilla

+Archibald E. Cunningham m. 1914, Sydney

5-Noelene D. Cunningham b. 1915, Mosman, NSW

4-Walter Gardner b. 1892, Manilla, d. 1976

4-George Gardner b. 1894, Manilla

4-James Gardner b. 1904, Manilla

3-Thomas Edmund Gardner b. 1863, Scone, d. 1949, Canterbury

+Selina Jane Fletcher b. Abt 1871, m. 1887, Tenterfield, d. 1930, Barraba, NSW

4-Susannah D. Gardner b. 1889, Bingara

+Albert E. W. Peterson m. 1910, Manilla

4-Joseph John Gardner b. 1892, Bingara, d. 1977

4-Florence H. J. Gardner b. 1894, Bingara

4-Selina Lillian L. Gardner b. 1897, Bingara, d. 1959, Barraba, NSW

4-Ethel A. Gardner b. 1899, Bingara

+Joseph H. M. Brett m. 1918, Barraba, NSW

4-Vera A. Gardner b. 1899, Bingara, d. 1900, Bingara

4-Vere Robert Gardner b. 1901, Bingara, d. 1977

+Dorothy A. Downton m. 1921, Sydney

4-Izetta E. Gardner b. 1906, Bingara

+Horace A. Brodbeck m. 1930, Newtown NSW

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5-Wesley Brodbeck

+Beth Bullot Smith m. 1955, Chatswood

5-Elinor Grace Brodbeck

+Robert Allen m. 1956, Barraba, NSW

4-Iris D. Gardner b. 1906, Bingara

+Joseph Whelan m. 1932, Redfern

4-Allen T. Gardner b. 1909, Bingara

3-Lauretta Emily Gardner b. 1866, Scone, d. 1953, Sydney

+James P. MacCormack m. 1887, Barraba, NSW

4-Gertrude M. MacCormack b. 1888, Barraba, NSW, d. 1889, Barraba, NSW

4-Ivy May MacCormack b. 1889, Barraba, NSW, d. 1946, Rozelle

+Robert Coakley m. 1908, Tamworth

5-Dorothy May Coakley b. 1908, Paddington

+Edgar George Shephard m. 1936, Sydney

5-Eileen D. Coakley b. 1910, Barraba, NSW

+Ernest E. Robinson m. 1930, Sydney

5-Jack Coakley b. 1912, Petersham, d. 1912, Petersham

4-Dulcie Dora MacCormack b. 1891, Barraba, NSW, d. 1955, Sydney

+Vero Aston m. 1928, Sydney

4-Leslie James MacCormack b. 1893, Barraba, NSW, d. 1958, Newtown NSW

+Eden F. Jeffries m. 1914, Redfern

5-Dorothy M. MacCormack b. 1915, Sydney

4-Margaret A. MacCormack b. 1895, Barraba, NSW

4-Lillian D. MacCormack b. 1897, Barraba, NSW, d. 1897, Barraba, NSW

4-Leonard W. MacCormack b. 1899, Barraba, NSW

4-John K. MacCormack b. 1900, Barraba, NSW, d. 1933, Randwick

4-Nellie K. MacCormack b. 1903, Barraba, NSW, d. 1952, Redfern

+John R. Pollett m. 1924, Sydney

4-Alice M. MacCormack b. 1905, Barraba, NSW

+William Tolman m. 1924, Sydney

4-Avis E. MacCormack b. 1906, Barraba, NSW

+William H. Edwards m. 1930, Sydney

4-James T. MacCormack b. 1910, Barraba, NSW

4-Mollie Irene MacCormack b. 1911, Barraba, NSW, d. 1969, Kogarah, NSW

+Cecil Augustus Randall m. 1936, Sydney

3-Emma E. Gardner b. 1868, Scone, d. 1953, Ryde

+James Billings m. 1908, Sydney

3-Albert Ernest Gardner b. 1870, Scone, d. 1953, Gunnedah

+Annie Gertrude Honnery m. 1895, Manilla

4-Irwin Henry Gardner b. 1896, Manilla, d. 1978

+Iris Irene Alford m. 1937, Gunnedah

4-Henrietta Levina Gardner b. 1898, Gunnedah

+Warwick George Hamilton m. 1930, Tamworth, d. 1971, Gunnedah

5-William Albert Hamilton d. 1937, Gunnedah

3-Roland John Gardner b. 1872, Scone

3-Ellen Jane Gardner b. 1874, Scone, d. 1944, Tamworth

+Willie B. West m. 1905, Manilla

4-Cecil Roy West b. 1906, Manilla, d. 1977

+Norma E. V. Rosser m. 1934, Tamworth

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4-Wilfred John West b. 1907, Tamworth, d. 1978

+Eva M. Chaffey m. 1934, Tamworth

4-Willie L. West b. 1909, Tamworth, d. 1910, Tamworth

4-Ronald B. West b. 1915, Manilla

3-Gertrude Mary Gardner b. 1875, Muswellbrook

3-Alfred George Gardner b. 1875, Muswellbrook, d. 1896, Manilla

3-Francis (Frank) Hunter Gardner b. 1878, Tamworth, d. 1924, Gunnedah

+Kathleen Ann Byrnes m. 1903, Barraba, NSW

4-Gladys Isabel Gardner b. 1909, Gunnedah, d. 1984

+Roy C. W. Leary m. 1925, Gunnedah

4-Vida K. Gardner b. 1912, Manilla

+Thomas Griffin m. 1934, Gunnedah

4-Albert Ernest Gardner b. 1914, Manilla, d. 1970, Gunnedah

3-Lilian Eveline (Lily) Gardner b. 1880, Tamworth, d. 19 Mar 1964, Maitland

+Robert E. West m. 1901, Manilla

4-Robert W. West b. 1904, Manilla

4-Claude E. West b. 1905, Manilla

+Muriel C. Vincent m. 1931, Burwood

4-Harvey West b. 1907, Manilla, d. 1930, Tamworth

4-Ronald C. West b. 1910, Barraba, NSW, d. 1910, Barraba, NSW

4-Maxwell J. West b. 1911, Barraba, NSW

+John MacRitchie m. 1943, Tamworth

3-Ethel Anne D. Gardner b. 1882, Manilla

+John Cummings McClelland m. 1908, Tamworth

4-James H. McClelland b. 1908, Tamworth

4-Lillian Eileen McClelland b. 1910, Tamworth

+William James Piper m. 1936, Tamworth

4-Wallace Archibald McClelland b. 1912, Tamworth, d. 1969, Wallsend

4-Raymond Robert McClelland d. 1974

3-James Gardner d. 1925, Manilla

3-Walter J. Gardner b. 1886, Manila

3-Archibald Leslie Gardner b. 1886, Manila, d. 1966, Tamworth

+Daisy Mary Thom m. 1914, Gunnedah, d. 1975

4-Evelyn Ruby Gardner b. 1915, Gunnedah, d. 1971, Tamworth

+Thomas Eric Willoughby m. 1936, Barraba, NSW

2-John (Jack) Gardner b. 1843, Australia

+Mary K. Cundy m. 1869, Patrick's Plains

3-William Gardner

3-Winifred Gardner

2-Jane (Jenny) Gardner b. 1845, Australia

+George Lane Mitchell m. 1862, Scone, d. 1933, Scone

3-Elizabeth Mitchell b. 1863, Scone, d. 1943, Scone

+Frederick William Tilse m. 1887, Scone

4-Roy Amore Tilse b. 1888, Scone, d. 1979, Goulburn

+Ella Lillian Simpson m. 1917, Scone

5-Roy Douglas Tilse d. 1964, Goulburn

+Ina Myrtle Niness m. 1940, Scone

4-Evelyn C. Tilse b. 1890, Scone

+Sidney Collison m. 1912, Scone

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5-Maxwell R. Collison b. 1914, Scone

5-Rex Earle Collison d. 9 Dec 1985

+Elaine Challis Budden (Duplicate line. See page 14) d. 9 Dec 1985

6-Beverley Gay Collison b. 26 Jan 1953, Scone, NSW

+Malcolm Theobold m. 20 Dec 1980

7-Christopher Theobold b. 8 Jun 1984

6-Desmond Earle Collison b. 20 Feb 1954, Scone, NSW

+Amanda Murphy

7-Gillian Collison b. 19 May 1988

7-Laura Therese Collison b. 21 Sep 1991, d. Stillborn

7-Elizabeth Anne Collison b. 2 Nov 1993

6-Sidney William Collison b. 3 Jan 1959, Scone, NSW

+Kathy Withers

+Judy

7-Clara Elaine Collison b. 4 Oct 1992

4-Ida Mitchell Tilse b. 1892, Scone, d. 1966, Goulburn

+Charles E. Mansfield m. 1923, Scone

3-William George Mitchell b. 1864, Scone

+Elizabeth Lang m. 1893, Quirindi

4-Zilla R. G. Mitchell b. 1894, Quirindi

4-Henry E. C. Mitchell b. 1896, Quirindi

4-George J. E. Mitchell b. 1897, Quirindi

4-Doris M. M. Mitchell b. 1900, Scone

4-Rebecca Josephine Mitchell b. Bef 1915, d. 1918, Yass

3-Elenor (Ellen, Nellie) Mitchell b. 1866, Scone, d. 1898, Scone

+William Henry Cone m. 1890, Scone

4-Olive B. Cone b. 1890, Scone, d. 1949, Mayfield

+Herbert T. H. Carter m. 1913, Scone

5-Arthur H. Carter b. 1914, Scone

5-Ellen Janet Carter b. 1915, Scone

+Keith Mervyn Edmonds m. 1941, Scone

4-Cleave Hunter Cone b. 1892, Scone, d. 1965, Scone

+Selina Jane Mychael m. 1922, Scone, d. 1941, Scone

5-Samuel Terrence Cone d. 1984

4-Vera Cone b. 1893, Scone

+Leonard Bruce Carter m. 1911, Scone

5-Reginald Bruce Carter b. 1912, Scone, d. 1979

+Betty Jean Morrison m. 1945, Scone

6-Kay Carter

6-Michael Carter

6-Peter Carter

5-Eileen R. Carter b. 1914, Scone

4-Ernest H. Cone b. 1895, Scone

+Minnie Mychael m. 1920, Scone

4-Louisa J. Cone b. 1896, Scone

+Joseph Adams m. 1922, Randwick

3-John Hugh Mitchell b. 1868, Scone

+Mary Jackson m. 1893, Scone, d. 1958, Maitland

4-Harold Mitchell b. 1894, Scone, d. 1979

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+Elsie T. Roe m. 1927, Scone (see Harold Mitchell on page 28)

4-Cecil John Mitchell b. 1895, Scone, d. 1976

+Beryl Edmonds m. 1931, Murrurundi

4-Herbert J. Mitchell b. 1898, Scone

4-Hilda M. Mitchell b. 1901, Scone

4-George A. Mitchell b. 1903, Scone, d. 1903, Scone

4-Ethel M. Mitchell b. 1904, Scone

4-Edward Falin Mitchell b. 1905, Scone, d. 1984

+Janet Isabel MacPhee m. 1937, Scone

4-Elizabeth J. Mitchell b. 1908, Scone

4-Rowland W. Mitchell b. 1910, Scone

4-Doris C. Mitchell b. 1911, Scone

4-Henrietta M. Mitchell b. 1914, Scone

3-George Andrew Mitchell b. 1872, Scone

+Ada M. Collison m. 1903, Scone

4-Edna D. Mitchell b. 1904, Scone

+Cecil E. W. Willis m. 1927, Scone

4-Alfred G. Mitchell b. 1906, Scone

+Marjorie Hannan Smith m. 1936, Scone

4-Nellie M. Mitchell b. 1908, Scone

+James Stanley Mitchell m. 1939, Scone

4-Malcolm R. Mitchell b. 1910, Scone

+Elizabeth Freda MacLoughlin m. 1934, Scone

4-Allan W. Mitchell b. 1911, Scone

4-Vivian J. Mitchell b. 1913, Scone

+Albert Victor MacLoughlin m. 1936, Scone

4-Reginald E. Mitchell b. 1914, Scone

3-Irwin James Mitchell b. 1876, Scone

+Agnes Caslick m. 1896, Scone

4-Verlie L. Mitchell b. 1897, Scone

4-Madge E. Mitchell b. 1904, Scone

3-Arthur Ernest Mitchell b. 1879, Scone

+Lily M. Parker m. 1906, Scone

4-Dorothy Mitchell b. 1908, Scone

4-Beryl Mitchell b. 1908, Scone

4-Reginald Mitchell b. 1911, Scone

4-Roy K. Mitchell b. 1912, Scone

3-Herbert E. Mitchell b. 1881, Scone

+Ethel H. J. Wiliams m. 1912, Scone

4-Enid Mary Mitchell b. 1913, Scone, d. 1971, Armidale

+Benjamin Edward Singleton m. 1943, Scone

3-Roland H. Mitchell b. 1885, Scone

+Olga Harriet Clifford m. 1910, Scone, d. 1963, Hamilton

4-Leslie L. Mitchell b. 1910, Scone

3-Mitchell b. 1887, Scone, d. 1887, Scone

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(No Surname)

Barrie, 13

Darren, 17

Dina Elizabeth, 7

Jennifer, 14

Judy, 28

Kristine, 11

Nicholas, 17

One Child, 18

Sharon, 11

Te Anau, 17

Unnamed partner, 20

ADAM

Arthur M., 21

David Fraser, 22

David Nicholas Jones, 22

Doris, 21

Frederic, 21

Gordon, 21

Margaret Morrison, 22

Max, 22

Sadie M., 21

ADAMS

Joseph, 28

Maxine Doris, 5

ALFORD

Iris Irene, 26

ALLEN

Pamela Betty, 19

Robert, 26

ANSON

Susan Maree, 21

ASHFORD

Alex Arthur, 16

Dianne Heather, 16

Margaret Anne, 17

ASTON

Vero, 26

ATTKINS

Barry Keith, 21

John Keith*, 21

Robyn Cecille, 21

BAILEY

Alan Ronald, 10

BAKER

Brian Leonard, 15

David, 15

Garry, 15

John, 15

Kay Lorraine, 15

Kevin John, 15

Peter, 15

Reginald F., 24

Richard Leonard, 15

Robyn Gay, 15

Shari Lee, 20

Tania, 15

BALDWIN

Robyn Lesley, 20

BARDWELL

Ann Maree, 12

Michael, 12

Pamela, 12

Phillip, 12

BAUMAN

Francis, 2

BAXTER

Abby Grace, 19

Justin, 19

Lara Matisse, 19

Meg Jasmine, 19

BELL

Jean Lillian, 7

Kate, 24

BETTRIDGE

John P., 25

BEVAN

Athol Sargent, 18

Lee Anne Rose, 18

Matt Alexander Athol, 18

Rebecca Lee, 18

Steven Mitchell, 18

Steven Thomas, 18

Stuart Sargent, 18

Taylor James, 18

BIDDULPH

Linden, 19

Riley Hughes, 20

BIDDULPH

Taliah Maree, 19

BILLINGS

James, 26

BLAIR

Barbara, 14

BLAKE

Barbara, 9

Janelle Ann, 9

Stanley Charles, 9

Yvonne Joan, 9

BOURKE

Nancy Jean, 16

BOYCE

Lesley Anne, 5

BRADLEY

Gregory, 16

Michael, 16

BRADY

Eileen Mary, 7

BRAMLEY

Beth, 21

BRETT

Joseph H. M., 25

BRIDGE

Aileen, 21

Alan, 17

Alwyn James, 21

Andrew Ernest, 13

Archie Shaw, 21

Aubrey Edward, 16

Catherine Louise, 18

Cecil John Berchmans, 13

Claire Winifred, 13

Damian John, 18

Darren, 17

Donald Irwin, 13

Elizabeth, 21

Ellen Eliza, 16

Frederick George, 18

Gwenneth, 13

Gwynneth Joan, 18

Heather Jean, 16

Helen, 13

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BRIDGE

Isabella, 13

James, 14

Jennifer Mary, 18

Jessie, 18

John Morrison (1), 12

John Morrison (2), 12

John Patrick, 18

Kate Maree, 17

Kelly, 17

Kevin, 16

Kylee, 17

Leonard Berchmans, 13

Malcolm Charles, 17

Malcolm Henry, 16

Margaret Morrison, 14

Mary Ann, 18

Mary Morrison, 12

Mary-Anne, 18

Milton Cameron, 13

Narelle, 16

Norman Morrison, 13

Patricia Annmaree, 18

Paul Gerard, 18

Percy Alwyn, 21

Percy Veldon, 17

Petra Ann, 17

Reginald Ignatius, 13

Robert, 18

Scott, 17

Timothy, 21

Tina, 17

Toni Doreen, 17

Warren, 16

William, 12

William Thomas, 13

BRODBECK

Elinor Grace, 26

Horace A., 25

Wesley, 26

BROOKER

Brian William, 6

Christine Elizabeth, 6

Fiona Margaret, 6

BROOKER

James John, 6

John Garret, 10

Joshua Allyn, 10

Maxwell Glennie, 6

Norman Shenstone, 6

BROWN

Amy S. J., 23

James, 22

BRUEN

Edward A. J., 23

BUDDEN

Andrew John Robert, 20

Anna Margaret, 21

Anne, 14

Bertie Carlyle, 14

Beverley Jean, 16

Bruce, 14

Cecilia Marjorie*, 19

Christene Lees, 21

Craig, 14

Daphne, 15

David Thomas, 20

Edna, 14

Elaine Challis, 14

Elsie, 14

Ernest Cross, 18

Evelyn, 14

George Graham, 16

Gwenneth Challis, 14

Jack William, 14

Katherine Margaret Selwyn, 20

Keith Hunter, 16

Leslie, 14

Lindis, 21

Mary Graham, 15

Mary Joyce*, 19

Max Cross, 18

Maxwell Raymond, 20

Michael, 14

Michael John, 21

Milton George, 16

Raymond, 20

Scott, 14

BUDDEN

Stephen, 14

Wendy Ann, 16

William Charles Graham, 14

William George, 14

William Granville, 14

William Hunter, 18

BURGESS

Albert A., 9

Doreen, 9

Helen Milne, 2

Isabel, 9

Nellie, 9

BURGMANN

Lillian Sophia, 11

BURKE

Bruce Andrew, 9

David, 9

Melissa Jane, 9

BURNSIDE

Elizabeth, 25

BURROWS

Blake Robert, 19

Braeden Thomas, 19

Quinn McKenzie, 19

BUSH

Annie Florence, 16

BUTLER

William O., 22

BYRNE

Donna, 17

BYRNES

Kathleen Ann, 27

BYRON

John, 12

CABAN

Ada, 3

Allan Bruce, 3

Annette Elizabeth, 3

Barbara Rae Alfreda, 3

Edgar Beattie, 3

Edith Mary, 3

Edwin, 3

Harry Hunter, 3

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CABAN

Irwin (Irvine), 2

Kathleen B., 3

Mary Jane (Jean), 3

Nellie R., 3

Thomas (Charles?), 2

Una Joan, 3

Unamed son, 3

Unnamed daughter, 3

William Freeman, 3

CALLAGHAN

Stephen Michael, 8

CAMERON

Alexander, 1

Alexander Hunter, 1

Allan, 4

Allan Vernon, 4

Archibald George, 1

Audrey, 4

Barbara, 2

Betty Joyce, 4

Caroline, 1

Colin, 1, 4

Colin Donald, 2

Cuthbert Richard, 4

Donald, 1, 4

Donald Bruce, 1

Douglas M., 4

Elizabeth, 2

Ellen, 23

Ellen (Helen), 3

Elsie, 4

Ethel Una, 1

Hector MacDonald, 1

Infant, 2

Jean Heather, 4

Joan, 2

John, 1

John Donald, 1

John Maxwell, 1

Keith, 2

Kenneth, 3, 4

Kenneth Donald, 4

Lucy, 1

CAMERON

Malcolm, 4

Margaret, 24

Marion, 2

Mary Jane, 2

Mary Kennedy, 4

Muriel, 2

Muriel McKenzie, 4

Neil Hunter, 2

Patricia S., 3

Patricia Single, 4

Robina, 2

Rodney Mackay, 4

Ruth Irene, 1

Stuart, 2

William, 2

William J., 2

CAMPBELL

Janet Marion, 10

Laura Dawn, 10

CAPPER

Christine Janet, 9

CARROLL

Daphne M., 12

CARTER

Arthur H., 28

Benjamin, 12

Edward Irving Kimberley*, 2

Eileen R., 28

Ellen Janet, 28

Frederick Charles, 8

Herbert T. H., 28

Kay, 28

Leonard Bruce, 28

Michael, 28

Peter, 28

Reginald Bruce, 28

Richard, 12

Sarah N., 24

Scott, 12

Wayne, 12

CASLICK

Agnes, 29

CHAD

Fiona Louise, 17

Katrina Dianne, 16

Malcolm Beath, 16

Richard Alex, 16

CHAFFEY

Eva M., 27

CHALK

Donald I., 12

Harry, 12

John E., 12

Violet I., 12

William H., 12

CHALLIS

Ivy Evelyn, 14

CHAMBERLAIN

Mayumi, 18

Miyuki, 18

Theodore Mokoto (Ted), 18

CHAPMAN

Elsie Lurline, 10

Frank Uridge, 9

George C., 10

Kenneth Stuart, 10

Nellie Fair, 10

Rex Douglas, 10

CHIN

Geraldine Helen, 9

Michael, 9

Nicholas Michael, 9

Stephen Victor, 9

CHUE (NEE BALL)

Frances Jean (Jennie), 24

CHUTE

Kathleen Mary, 12

CLAIR

Francis J. (Frank), 14

Jean Aileen, 14

Laurel, 14

William, 14

CLARK

Catherine Fanny, 2

CLARKE

John, 4

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CLARKE

Valerie, 7

CLIFFORD

Olga Harriet, 29

CLYDSDALE

James MacLaurin, 4

COAKLEY

Dorothy May, 26

Eileen D., 26

Jack, 26

Robert, 26

COLLINS

Juliet Leigh, 8

Katrina Louise, 8

Martin, 18

Melissa Jane, 8

Stanley Bruce, 8

COLLISON

Ada M., 29

Beverley Gay, 28

Clara Elaine, 28

Desmond Earle, 28

Elizabeth Anne, 28

Gillian, 28

Laura Therese, 28

Maxwell R., 28

Rex Earle, 14, 28

Sidney, 27

Sidney William, 28

CONE

Cleave Hunter, 28

Ernest H., 28

Louisa J., 28

Olive B., 28

Samuel Terrence, 28

Vera, 28

William Henry, 28

COOK

Peter, 3

CORMICK

Darren John, 13

Joanne Dearne, 13

Michael Anthony, 13

Neil Thomas, 13

CORMICK

Phillip John, 13

COSTELLO

Mary, 25

COX

Allan George, 11

Lillian Harriett Adelaide, 11

CRACKETT

Cheryl, 15

Darrell, 15

David, 15

Fay, 14

George, 14

Robert George, 15

Terry, 15

William, 15

CULLEN

Agnes B., 23

CUMMING

Allan K., 3

Dora M., 3

Duncan, 3

Helen Cameron, 3

Ross Cameron, 4

CUNDY

Mary K., 27

CUNNINGHAM

Archibald E., 25

Noelene D., 25

DALEY

Graham, 15

Mark, 15

Matty, 15

Tony, 15

DALY

Norah Frances, 18

DANIELS

Kim Maree, 19

DAVIS

Agnes Mona Hawthorne, 12

Frederick, 2

DAWES

Holly M., 23

Ivy E., 4

DAY

Irene, 24

DE DOMINICUS

Sonia, 12

DENT

Dorothy Elizabeth, 19

DEVER

Acacia Rivers, 20

Bai Hope, 20

Duane Phillip, 20

Memphis Blue, 20

Skylar Co, 20

DEVINE

Leigh, 20

DICKSON

Lester David, 4

DIXON

Dora, 25

DONAHUE

Sybil M., 5

DOUGLAS

Evan John, 17

DOWNIE

Isabel A., 13

DOWNTON

Dorothy A., 25

DOYLE

Edward, 24

Edward William, 25

Holly, 25

Ian, 25

William Edward, 24

DRAFFIN

Betty, 1

DRINKWATER

Cecile C. M., 21

DUFTON

Alma, 11

DUNCAN

Reg Edwin, 14

DUNLOP

Mary, 4

DURHAM

Anthony James, 21

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DURHAM

Cindy Lee, 21

Kelly Louise, 21

Leslie Norman John, 21

Trae Leslie, 21

EATHER

Geoffrey Charles, 5

Katherine Patricia, 5

Laura Anne, 5

Luke Duncan, 5

Michael Ian, 5

EDMONDS

Beryl, 29

Keith Mervyn, 28

Laban William*, 3

EDWARDS

Kelly Ann, 12

Mandy Louise, 12

Terry, 12

William H., 26

ENGLAND

Eleanor Barbara, 5

ENGLEBRECHT

Elenor, 7

FAGNANO

Damian, 13

Ernesto, 13

Fiona, 13

FARRELL

Nevis W. P., 7

FAULKNER-DICK

David Livingstone, 8

FIRTH

Robert Eric, 7

FISHER

Margaret Helen, 4

Percy I., 24

FITTON

Amy, 5

FLETCHER

Selina Jane, 25

FOGARTY

Maud A., 7

FOLEY

Patricia Mary, 3

FORSTER

Andrea, 17

FRASER

Alister David, 7

Annie Catherine, 7

George Richard, 7

Richard Nairn, 7

FULLER

Stella A., 24

FURNIFELL

Hannah G., 2

GALL

Anthony Douglas, 10

GARDNER

Albert Ernest, 26, 27

Alec Irwin, 23

Alfred George, 27

Allen T., 26

Andrew George, 23

Ann, 22

Archibald Leslie, 27

Audree Daphne, 24

Cyrus Malcolm, 24

Dora E., 25

Douglas Harold, 24

Douglas Wilton, 24

Eliza, 11

Elizabeth, 23

Ellen, 23

Ellen Jane, 26

Ellen Mary, 25

Ellie, 23

Emma E., 26

Ernest William, 25

Ethel A., 25

Ethel Ada, 23

Ethel Anne D., 27

Evelyn Ruby, 27

Florence H. J., 25

Florence Irene, 24

Francis (Frank) Hunter, 27

George, 25

GARDNER

George Mitchell, 24

Gertrude Mary, 27

Gladys Isabel, 27

Henrietta Levina, 26

Ida L., 25

Iris D., 26

Irwin Henry, 26

Irwin Lane Gunstone, 24

Izetta E., 25

James, 25, 27

James Burnside, 25

Jane, 24

Jane (Jenny), 27

Jocelyn, 24

John, 25

John (Jack), 27

John Ernest Vavasour, 24

Joseph John, 25

Julie Ann, 24

Kate E., 24

Lauretta Emily, 26

Lilian Eveline (Lily), 27

Lillian Alma, 25

Malcolm Henry, 24

Mary, 1

May, 25

Miriam B., 24

Olive, 23

Paul V., 24

Robina, 23

Roland John, 26

Samuel, 1

Selina Lillian L., 25

Stewart I., 24

Susannah D., 25

Sydney Lane, 24

Thomas Edmund, 25

Thomas William Henry, 25

Vera A., 25

Vere Robert, 25

Vida K., 27

Vincent Clarence, 25

Vivian Charles W., 24

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GARDNER

Walter, 25

Walter J., 27

Wilford Harold, 24

William, 1, 24, 25, 27

William H., 24

William Irwin, 23

Winifred, 27

GAUT

Richard, 11

GEIGER

Diana Gweneth, 5

John Newton, 6

Joseph Newton, 5

Kristy Maree, 5

Mark Alexander, 5

Scott Joseph, 5

Sean Joseph Peter, 5

Sue Margaret, 6

GEMMELL

Christina Margaret, 6

Grant Hayden, 6

Philip Hayden, 6

GIBBONS

Craig Douglas, 16

Dorothy (Dossie) Carmel, 11

Kurt Hunter, 16

Ronald, 16

GIBSON

Gwendoline Patricia, 7

GOODE

Donald Powell, 3

GOSS

Vicki, 12

GOULD

Alfred, 12

Erlene, 12

GRAHAM

Cherie Anne, 13

James Dunlop, 13

Ross Murray, 13

GRAY

Allen Wilson, 18

Allison Vera, 18

GRAY

Paul Duncan, 18

Phillip William, 18

GRAYSON

Eileen Gladys, 9

GREEN

Richard, 1

GREENAWAY

Nell Constance, 8

GRIFFIN

Thomas, 27

GROOM

May, 2

H.SPENCER

Leslie, 22

HAMBLIN

Garry Edward, 11

Laura Elizabeth, 11

Megan Louise, 11

Rebecca Anne, 11

HAMILTON

Alexander Wallace, 5

Allan Forbes (Pat), 6

Andrew John, 6

Bruce Allan, 6

Christopher John, 6

David Allan, 6

David Jon, 5

Diane Jayne, 6

Fay Annette, 6

Helen Maree, 6

Jon Alexander, 5

Leonie Joy, 6

Michael Jon, 5

Nancy, 5

Patricia Leigh, 5

Peter Robert, 6

Phillip Andrew, 5

Robert William, 6

Stephen Francis, 6

Sue Margaret, 6

Warwick George, 26

William Albert, 26

William Isaiah, 5

HANTON

Frances, 8

HARLEY

Jennifer Louise, 9

HARPER

Mildred May, 3

HARRISON

Aubrey William, 4

Geoff, 4

Gregory John, 17

Henry George (Tiger), 17

Leanne, 17

Michael, 17

HAYES

Ernest H. T., 23

Stephanie, 16

HEALAN

Charles, 1

HENNESSEY

Necia Ann, 14

HENRY

Cleveland, 7

William, 7

HEWSTON

Lorna Beryl, 3

Mollie Veldon, 3

William C., 3

HIBBARD

Laurie K., 22

HIGGENS

Thomas, 2

HINDMARSH

Enid Marie, 4

HODGES

Mark Edward, 11

HOFFMAN (NEE BUDDEN)

Barbara Beverley, 18

HOLMES

Amy B., 24

Catherine C., 23

Leslie Roland, 7

William Alan Alexander, 3

William Henry, 2

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HONNERY

Alma Lillian, 25

Annie Gertrude, 26

HOULAHAN

Kalinda, 15

Matthew Neil, 15

Neil John, 15

Tarra, 15

HOY

Emma Maree, 19

James Matthew, 19

Malcolm, 19

Thomas John, 19

HUDSON

Margaret, 23

HUMPHRIES

Gwynneth Beatrice, 14

HUNT

Annie I., 2

Janet E., 1

IANNA

Yvonne, 12

IRELAND

Jan, 24

IRWIN

Elizabeth, 1

IVELI

Angela, 12

Angelina May, 13

Angelo Morrison, 12

Antonio, 13

Antonio (Antonino?), 12

Brian Lawrence, 12

Catherine Maree, 12

David Pierce, 12

Gloria Mary, 12

John, 13

Joseph, 12

Kathleen, 12

Marilyn Ann, 12

Mark William, 13

Michael John, 12

Mona Grace, 13

Paul, 13

IVELI

Phil, 13

Remus, 13

Romulus, 13

Steven, 13

Vanessa Ann, 13

Wayne, 13

JACKSON

Mary, 28

JACOBSEN

Lorraine, 18

JAMES

May, 2

JEFFRIES

Eden F., 26

JOHNS

Brett Michael, 16

Scott Gregory, 16

Stuart, 16

JOHNSON

Valentine M., 11

JOHNSTON

Jeffrey Robert, 8

JONES

Alan Fair, 10

Archibald Colin Russell, 10

David Fair, 10

Isabella, 10

Isabella Anne (Anna), 8

Jannette Anne, 11

Margaret Alathea, 10

Mary, 10

Nellie, 10

Ronald Hunter, 10

Thomas, 10

William Fair, 10

JUDELL

Gillian Gaynor, 10

JUDGE

Claude Earnshaw, 7

JURD

Albert, 2

Olga Delta, 23

KELLEY

James Francis, 25

KELLY

James A., 25

Mona E., 25

Myles A., 25

Timothy Boyd, 25

William Myles, 25

KELTON

Jenette, 1

KENNEDY

Francis Carlyle McKenzie

(Frank), 10

Martha McKenzie, 4

Thomas, 8

KERRISON

Lynette Anne, 6

Neil James, 6

Neil Malcolm, 6

Stuart Cornelius, 6

Susan Janet, 6

KIDD

Elizabeth (Bessie) Eileen, 11

KING

Jennifer Joy, 18

Sarah Mafee, 8

KIRBY

Beverly Dawn, 10

KIRSH

Vivienne, 21

KLEINSCHAFER

Albert G., 23

KRAUT

Steve, 20

LAMBERT

Allan George, 11

Bruce Ernest, 11

Christine Ann, 11

Cyril Ernest, 11

Eric John, 11

Frederick Alexander, 11

George, 11

Gordon Mervyn (Sam), 11

Harold George Clyde*, 11

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LAMBERT

Harriette (Ettie), 12

Ivan Henry, 11

Joan Mary, 11

John, 11

John Morrison, 11

June Mary, 11

Kevin George, 11

Noelene Joan, 11

Patricia Lillian, 11

Raymond Henry, 11

Sylvia Lillian, 11

LANG

Elizabeth, 28

LARKIN

Patricia, 15

LAWLER

David, 18

Emma Jane, 18

LAWRIE

Acacia Dianne, 9

Greig Alexander, 9

Jeanita Anne, 9

Jill Alison, 9

John Wallace, 9

Kenneth David, 9

Pamela Robin, 9

Penelope Elizabeth, 9

Robert Andrew, 9

Sally Jane, 9

Wallace David, 9

LEARY

Roy C. W., 27

LEES

Phyllis Joan, 20

LENNON

Francine Shirley, 6

LEWIS

Roy Frederick, 4

LISLE

Stephen Andrew, 10

LLOYD

Bernard, 14

Grant Bernard, 14

LLOYD

Shane Michael, 14

LOCKING

Jarrah William Fedrick, 20

Shayne, 20

LODER

Jean Cranston, 10

LOGAN

Gai, 15

Heather, 1

Ian Wallace, 15

Marjorie Jean, 10

Rodney Ian, 15

Trudi, 15

LONGLEY

Crystal, 20

LONSDALE

Alec Cameron, 4

Mary Cameron, 4

Walter Alan Cameron, 4

Walter Roy, 4

MACARTHUR

Margaret Lillian, 10

MACCONAGHY

Wynne, 22

MACCORMACK

Alice M., 26

Avis E., 26

Dorothy M., 26

Dulcie Dora, 26

Gertrude M., 26

Ivy May, 26

James P., 26

James T., 26

John K., 26

Leonard W., 26

Leslie James, 26

Lillian D., 26

Margaret A., 26

Mollie Irene, 26

Nellie K., 26

MACDOUALL

Rawdon T., 2

MACDOUGALL

Iain James Ashford, 17

James Arthur, 17

Jennifer Anne Ashford, 17

Lily Jean, 17

Remy Andrew, 17

MACKAWAY

Alma Lucy, 13

MACLOUGHLIN

Albert Victor, 29

Elizabeth Freda, 29

MACPHEE

Janet Isabel, 29

MACRITCHIE

John, 27

MADDEN

Christopher Edward, 19

Daniel, 19

Edward (Ted) Joseph, 19

Florence, 4

Grace, 4

Graeme John, 19

Jack Edward, 19

Lee Maree, 19

Molly, 5

Renaute, 19

Rodney Ernest, 19

Roslyn, 19

Sidney, 5

Son, 5

Taylor Maree, 19

Trevor Edward, 19

William Edgar, 5

William George, 4

MAIZEY

William Charles*, 5

MALLETT

Basil S., 10

MALONE

Annie Marie, 13

MANSFIELD

Charles E., 28

MANUEL

George Francis, 13

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MARCAR

Christine Elizabeth, 6

Gregory, 6

Katie Jane, 6

Michael John, 6

MARTIN

Melanie, 21

Paul, 21

Stacey, 21

MCARTHUR

Diane, 18

Jean, 1

MCBRIDE

Maureen, 18

MCCLELLAND

James H., 27

John Cummings, 27

Lillian Eileen, 27

Raymond Robert, 27

Wallace Archibald, 27

MCCORRISTON

Nance Balfour, 14

MCCOY

Ray, 19

MCDONALD

Catherine, 5

Dorothy Amelia, 3

MCGOLDRICK

Margaret Mary, 22

MCGOWN

Jake Maxwell, 21

Samuel, 21

MCHATTON

Hugh B., 7

MCILROY

Guy, 1

MCKENZIE

Helen, 5

MCLAIN

Kate, 4

MCLAREN

Cecile Clare, 10

MCLUCKIE

Robert John, 21

MCMULLIN

Alfred Oswald, 5

Alister Maxwell, 6

Amy, 9

Anne, 10

Barbara Mary, 5

Brian, 8

Catherine Louise, 7

Clarence, 9

Clive, 9

Elizabeth, 1

Ellen Eliza, 10

Ellen J. (Nell), 6

Emily Jane (Emma), 7

Eva M., 6

Gwen, 8

Helen, 8

Ida, 5

Irwin, 8

Isabelle Charity, 9

Jack, 8

Jean, 8

Joan Patricia, 8

John, 1

John Irwin, 8

John Thomas Charles, 10

Katherine Alison, 5

Keith, 9

Linda, 10

Lisa Patricia, 8

Marion Campbell, 10

Mary Ann, 3

Norma, 8

Rebecca, 4

Rebecca Jane, 8

Reginald, 10

Sarah, 2

Tracey Anne, 8

Walter J., 6

William George, 5, 6

William John, 7

MCNEIL

Jean, 1

MERRICK

Colleen, 15

MILES

Diana Ruth, 10

Janet Rosemary, 10

Keith Philip, 10

Robert Tarrant, 10

MILLER

Alan, 24

Elsie May, 21

Muriel A., 2

Violet Grace*, 22

MILNER

Alison Winifred, 22

MITCHELL

(No Given Name.), 29

Abraham, 23

Alfred G., 29

Allan W., 29

Arthur Ernest, 29

Beryl, 29

Cecil John, 29

Doris C., 29

Doris M. M., 28

Dorothy, 29

Edna D., 29

Edward Falin, 29

Elenor (Ellen, Nellie), 28

Elizabeth, 27

Elizabeth J., 29

Ellen Eliza, 23

Enid Mary, 29

Ethel M., 29

George A., 29

George Andrew, 29

George J. E., 28

George Lane, 27

Harold, 28

Henrietta M., 29

Henry E. C., 28

Herbert E., 29

Herbert J., 29

Hilda M., 29

Irwin James, 29

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MITCHELL

James Stanley, 29

John Hugh, 28

Leslie L., 29

Madge E., 29

Malcolm R., 29

Nellie M., 29

Rebecca Josephine, 28

Reginald, 29

Reginald E., 29

Roland H., 29

Rowland W., 29

Roy K., 29

Verlie L., 29

Vivian J., 29

William George, 28

Zilla R. G., 28

MOFFITT

Gearard Patrick, 21

MOLLOY

Beryl Mary, 4

MOORE

Bertram James, 22

MORALES

Teresita Mangubat (Tessie), 19

MORRICE

Margaret May, 6

MORRISON

Adam, 22

Betty Jean, 28

Dinah, 21

Elizabeth, 21

John, 11

Margret, 11

Mary Ann, 12

MOSS

Florence (Florrie) May, 22

MUDSFORD

Amanda, 19

MUNCE

Abbie Jade, 21

Brooke Lee, 21

Gregory James, 21

Taylah Louise, 21

MURPHY

Amanda, 28

John, 18

John Thomas, 11

MURRAY

William, 2

MYCHAEL

Minnie, 28

Selina Jane, 28

NESBITT

Helena Jean, 3

NEVILLE

Dorothy Bell, 16

NICHOLLS

Eric, 23

Samuel B., 23

NICHOLSON

Gregory, 18

Leonard, 18

Michelle, 18

NICOL

Robyn Leslie, 10

NINESS

Ina Myrtle, 27

NINNESS

Valerie Ida, 15

OATES

Julie, 9

O'CONNOR

Stanley, 2

O'DONNELL

Ewart John, 5

Jane Katherine, 5

Timothy, 5

PALLETT

Barbara Ann, 8

Ector Irwin, 8

Heather Jean, 8

Jack Ector, 8

Ruth Louise, 8

Susan Margaret, 8

PARK

Hazel Ann, 13

PARKER

Beverley, 15

Lily M., 29

PATON

Joyce, 15

PEGLER

Lindsay, 1

PENDRICK

Clarice, 23

PETERSON

Albert E. W., 25

PHIPPEN

Thomas Ernest, 3

PINKERTON

Alexander Norman, 7

Andrew, 7

Carmen Ruth, 7

Colin, 7

Elizabeth Mary, 3

Elizabeth Veldon, 7

Eva, 3

Harrie Hunter, 8

Hazel Mary, 8

Irene Shirley, 7

Irwin, 8

John Norman, 7

Mary May, 7

Merton Schofield, 7

Nellie, 7

Noel David, 4

Noel Davis, 3

Russel Baden, 7

Sarah Elsie, 7

Sydney Hunter, 7

William Irwin, 7

William James, 3

William Thomas, 3

PIPER

William James, 27

PLAYFORD

Audrey Lynette, 9

PLUMMER

Gregory Ross, 9

John Charles, 9

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PLUMMER

Victor John, 9

POILE

Andrew Walter, 23

Francis F., 23

Frederick G., 23

John J., 23

Stella E., 23

POLLETT

John R., 26

PORTER

Alexander James, 16

Angus Edward, 17

Claire Gwynneth, 17

Gregory John, 16

POWER

Breanna Clare, 20

Joshua Troy, 20

Troy Anthony, 20

POWNALL

Geoffrey William, 3

Thomas N., 3

PRIJT

Alex, 24

Sarah Jasmond, 24

Scott James, 24

Troy Daniel, 24

PRITCHARD

Leslie Noel, 3

RADNIDGE

Joan Margaret, 13

Maude I., 3

RANDALL

Cecil Augustus, 26

Eric, 2

RAPLEY

Linda Elizabeth (Betty), 12

REID

Allan, 15

Charles William, 15

Darryn, 20

Dean, 15

Gordon, 15

Grant, 15

REID

Jane, 15

Jillian, 16

Joanne, 15

Margaret, 15

Maureen, 16

Michael, 15

Pamela, 16

Patricia, 15

REILLY

Judith Ann, 17

ROBERTS

June, 4

Sydney, 1

ROBINSON

Ernest E., 26

Pamela, 6

ROE

Elsie T., 29

ROSE

Virginia Jane, 15

ROSER

Alan, 14

ROSSER

Norma E. V., 26

ROWNEY

Wilfred Dermott, 24

RUBBO

Armando, 12

Ernesto, 12

Glenn Peter, 12

Loretta, 13

Marco Anthony, 13

Rosina Maria, 13

SARACINO

Leonardo, 8

SAUNDERS

Dayarne Rebecca, 20

Lorraine, 15

SAYWELL

Aileen, 8

SCARLETT

Gary, 16

Lane, 16

SCARLETT

Natasha, 16

SCHOFIELD

Percy, 7

Sarah, 13

SCOTT

Bradley, 24

Christian Bradley, 24

Emma Louise, 9

Gabrielle Eileen, 9

Jessica Jocelyn, 24

John Francis, 9

John Geoffrey, 9

Suzanne Jane, 24

William Edward, 24

SELF

Belinda, 19

Benjamin Milton, 19

Casey Edward, 19

Daryn Edward, 19

Madison Marley, 19

Michael Thomas, 19

Nicole Anne, 19

SHEPHARD

Edgar George, 26

SIGLE

Carly, 21

Jamie, 21

Mark, 21

Thomas Donald, 21

SIMPSON

Adam David 8 Nov 1987, 10

David Geoffrey, 10

Ella Lillian, 27

Geoffrey Cecil, 9

John McMullin, 9

Margaret Anne, 20

Prudence Louise, 9

SINGLETON

Benjamin Edward, 29

SKARDON

Geoffrey, 5

SLACK-SMITH

Janet, 5

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SMALL

Hector, 23

SMART

Florence Mona, 24

SMITH

Albert Edward, 23

Andrew George, 23

Ann, 21

Beth Bullot, 26

Bridie Cate, 20

Charmaine Therese, 20

Clive, 23

Ellen Elizabeth G., 23

Ernest Vavasour, 23

Haydon Will, 20

James John, 23

Jean Mary, 11

Leonard Harvey, 23

Leonie Margaret, 8

Malcolm, 25

Marjorie Hannan, 29

Mathew Lincon, 20

Patricia June, 10

Peter, 20

Sarah Isabella, 23

Thelma Louise, 6

Unnamed, 23

Walter Archibald, 23

William Peter L., 23

SPARKE

Joan Vindin, 6

William Edward, 6

SPENCER

Arthur Keith*, 22

Aubrey Sherwood, 22

Audrey Sherwood, 22

David, 22

Donald Sherwood, 22

Edna M., 22

Edward Granville*, 22

Faith Sherwood, 22

Fred, 22

Harrie Clive, 22

Helen Muriel, 22

SPENCER

Ivy Elsie, 22

John (Jack) Sherwood, 22

Joyce Sherwood, 22

Keith Frederick, 22

Marian, 22

Mary, 22

Mary Amelia Violet, 16

Mary M., 22

Matthew, 22

Max Sherwood, 22

Nancy, 22

Norman Sherwood, 22

Rex Sherwood, 22

Stanley Hunter, 22

Una, 22

SPRATT

Jean, 11

SPRECE

Clauda, 24

STAFFORD

Alfred, 23

Alfred Royal (Roy) V., 23

Alice Mildred, 23

Ethel M., 23

Janet Muriel, 23

Lilian E., 23

Marjorie Josephine, 24

Mary Elizabeth Kathleen, 24

STEINBECK

Jane, 10

STEPHENSON

Ena I., 3

STOCKWELL

Alfred E., 14

Betty Anne, 14

Jill, 14

Judith, 14

Lisa Jane, 14

Mark, 14

Rose Anne, 14

Stephen, 14

William, 14

STRONG

Frederick James, 3

SUTTIE

Harold G. J., 3

TANNER

Gwendolyn, 4

TAYLOR

Amelia Una, 1

Ivy Gladys, 7

TEMPLETON

Gwen, 1

TERRACE

Gregory Francis, 21

Madison Noni, 21

Todd John, 21

THEOBOLD

Christopher, 28

Malcolm, 28

THOM

Daisy Mary, 27

THOMAS

Alexander Kear, 1

Donald Keith, 1

Elsie, 1

Harry R., 1

James A., 1

Linda, 1

Lorna, 1

Mary, 1

Nellie (Nell), 1

Olive, 1

THOMPSON

Arch, 16

Ben, 16

David, 16

Heidi, 16

Ian, 16

James, 16

Matthew, 16

Sally Ann, 16

Thelma May, 19

THORPE

Suzette, 10

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THROSBY

Charles David Carter, 6

Edward Charles Sparke, 6

Edwina Rosemary Sparke, 6

TIDSWELL

Thomas, 22

TILSE

Evelyn C., 27

Frederick William, 27

Ida Mitchell, 28

Roy Amore, 27

Roy Douglas, 27

TOLMAN

William, 26

TOOVEY

Mavis Daphne, 25

TOWN

Theadora Jessy (Sue), 2

TOWNS

Dorothy Annie, 11

TRAMBY

Thomas Morton, 22

TREVILLIAN

John, 4

TUFREY

Ethel M., 1

TURNER

Colin D., 4

Judyth, 14

Peggy Doreen, 17

VINCENT

Muriel C., 27

Walter Alfred, 22

WALKER

Ellen (Nellie), 22

Emma, 22

Joshua Richard, 5

Richard David, 5

William, 22

WALTERS

Charles Thomas, 5

WALTON

Pennie, 5

WARD

Arnold, 5

Marjorie Nita, 5

Neville W., 5

WARING

Ken, 17

WARREN

Leonie Briar, 9

William, 1

WATERS

Leslie Claude, 11

WATSON

Elizabeth Kitsell, 8

WEARNE

Athol Baines, 1

WEBB

Alison Maree, 19

Bradley Thomas, 20

Clifford, 19

Craig Clifford Leslie, 20

Danial Allen, 20

Erica Lesley, 20

Jack Thomas, 20

Jacqualine Nicole, 20

Jeffrey Thomas, 20

Jessica Casey, 20

Kira Maree, 19

Kyle Raymond Clifford, 19

Mitchell Phillip, 20

Patricia Margaret, 20

Phillip Raymond, 20

Raymond Clifford, 19

Zachary Lee, 20

WEBB-KRAUT

Ryan James, 20

WEBER

Edwin G., 1

WEIS

Marlean Dearne, 13

WELLS

Allan W., 4

James C., 4

Pamela Margaret, 8

Reginald, 4

WELLS

Ronald William, 9

WELSH

Alfred R., 2

WERNER

Charles H., 7

Joyce, 7

Keith, 7

WEST

Cecil Roy, 26

Claude E., 27

Eileen Edith Irene, 1

Harvey, 27

Maxwell J., 27

Robert E., 27

Robert W., 27

Ronald B., 27

Ronald C., 27

Wilfred John, 27

Willie B., 26

Willie L., 27

WHARTON

Alma Jean, 4, 7

Edward T., 7

Edward Thomas, 7

Florence A. P., 23

Jessie Scott, 7

Nellie Edna, 7

Sarah Lindsay (Sadie), 7

WHELAN

Joseph, 26

WHITE

Vida May, 22

WHITEHEAD

Edna E., 22

Edward, 3

WILIAMS

Ethel H. J., 29

WILKINSON

Claude MacDonald, 2

Donald, 2

Edna, 2

Elizabeth, 2

Elizabeth Caroline, 2

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WILKINSON

Francis Cameron, 2

Grace, 2

Jean Cameron, 2

Kenneth, 2

Laura May, 2

Lily, 2

Martha, 1

McDonald J., 2

William George, 2

WILLIAMS

Ethel Margaret, 25

Leoda L., 10

WILLIS

Cecil E. W., 29

WILLOUGHBY

Thomas Eric, 27

WILSON

Mavis Foster, 3

Phoebe, 8

Rachel Selwyn, 20

WITHERS

Kathy, 28

WOOD

Aidan Jamar, 20

Cameron Thomas, 20

Imogen Louise, 17

Jason, 20

Leah Joyce, 20

Lucy Abigail, 17

Mark Anthony, 17

Olivia Gabrielle, 17

Teagan Isabella, 17

WOODCOCK

Edward J., 24

WOODS

Isobel Hazeldene, 6

WYNNE

Winifred L., 23

YORK

Beryl, 7

YOUNG

Charles, 7

Colin Harold, 8

YOUNG

David Ian, 8

Emma, 8

James Peter, 8

Jemima Anne, 8

Peter John, 8

Philip Charles, 8

Wendy Elizabeth, 8

ZAIDI

Aliya Grace, 17

Marzia (daughter of Shaan), 17

Syed Mohammad Mustajab

(Shaan), 17

Syed Zakir*, 17