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151 George Street Kelly, Margaret (I211)
 
152 Had 10 children living at the time of her death. Windle, Elizabeth (I139)
 
153 Hagar Sarah A 61 25/08/1943 SEC*M2*10**547 Burial at Rookwood Smith, Sarah Ann (I180)
 
154 Hagar Thomas 55 07/07/1923 SEC*M2*10**547 Burial at Rookwood
 		Hagar, Thomas J (I263)
 
155 Harry Kelly was killed in Corbie (about 3 miles north of Villers-Bretonneux) during a conflict known as the First Battle of Villers-Bretonneux.

With the collapse of Russia in October 1917, a major German offensive on the Western Front was expected in early 1918. This came in late March and the 5th Division moved to defend the sector around Corbie. The 14th Brigade took up positions to the north of Villers-Bretonneux and held these even when the village fell, threatening their flanks 		Kelly, Harry (I158)
 
156 He went to school in Tambaroora until his mother's death on 12.05.1872. Then he went to live with his oldest brother, John Hurley, and family, at Liverpool in Sydney. His (and Archer's also?) share of the large family estate was managed by John. Fred became a boarder at Newington College.

After he left Newington, Fred sat for his Public Service exams and joined the Postal Service on 28.04.1878. He was sent to Forbes in 1880 as a postal assistant.
 		Palmer, Frederick John Money (I170)
 
157 Headstone Inscription:

Gambia expedition (west coast of Africa)

Francis Archibald Hervey
eldest son of Henry and Laura Hervey and grandson of Lieut. General Money
Lieut Royal Marines Light Infantry
Born 15th July 1863, killed 23rd February 1894
while gallantly leading his men at Medina Creek



Copied from the inscription the brass erected by xxxx other officers in the chapel at Eton in token of their esteem and admiration. 		Hervey, Lieut Francis William Archibald (I735)
 
158 Hello John,
I'm wondering if your information can go back further. My Critchleys hailed from Wheelton, Lancashire. My great-great-great grandfather was William Critchley. He was born between 1772 and 1785. He married a Catherine Murphy and ended up in Australia via the 48th Northumberland Regiment. Catherine was from Ireland. I would love more to find out more about him. 		Critchley, William C (I361)
 
159 Hiland Cresent Cemetery

Tenambit, Maitland City 		Critchley, William C (I361)
 
160 Holy family Pratley, Catherine Jessie (I544)
 
161 Holy Family Pratley, James Alexander (I545)
 
162 http://acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemDetailPaged.aspx?itemID=910473 Windle, Ada (I143)
 
163 http://cas.awm.gov.au/item/P02599.015

http://recordsearch.naa.gov.au/scripts/Imagine.asp?B=3010670

http://www.aif.adfa.edu.au/showPerson?pid=161358

http://www.awm.gov.au/research/people/roll_of_honour/person.asp?p=484289

 		Kelly, Harry (I158)
 
164 http://www.globaldogproductions.info/ron-smith.html Smith, Ronald Keith (I69)
 
165 I am very sorry indeed to hear of the passing of Rae. My thoughts are with Linda, condolences to all the family. May she rest in peace.

doug gudgeon

January 20, 2015 | Port Macquarie 		Pawley, Raemer Zellan (I200)
 
166 Immigrated as a married couple on ship "China", which arrived in Port Phillip on 2 May 1840 and Botany Bay on 31 May 1840, so the marriage could not have been on 12 May 1840 in Eyrecourt, Ireland.

 		Family F47
 
167 In the house of Mrs. Booth. Family F33
 
168 In the Windle family tree, it is claimed that Jack's biological mother ir Evelyn Gilfred Sack (1883-1963).

Born in Hindmarsh, South Australia and dying in Fremantle, WA 		Windle, John Harold (I231)
 
169 Information on James Rooke's first wife is very sketchy Chapman, Elizabeth (I340)
 
170 Initial is "J" in father's obituary Griffin, Michael Walter Norbary (I115)
 
171 Irene was generally known as Pat and retained the surname Atkins after her divorce from Alan Strath Atkins. She never had children. She lived in Sydney's eastern suburbs all her adult life, many years and Bondi Beach and later Rose Bay. At the time of her death she lived in Onslow Street, Rose Bay.  Kelly, Irene Mary Patricia (I112)
 
172 Jack Elphinstone Palmer was his sole executor. Palmer, Frederick John Money (I170)
 
173 Jack was closer to his mother's side of the family than his father's side, probably a result of his parents splitting up shortly after Jack was born. During WWII, Jack was briefly stationed at Bathurst, and remembers going to visit his father's relatives (probably William Kelly), but he got the cold shoulder.. Kelly, John Kevin (I4)
 
174 James Ashton (1861-1918) and Frederick Ashton (1866-1941), circus proprietors, were sons of James Henry Ashton and his second wife Elizabeth, n?e Critchley. Their father, whose real name may have been Wild, was reputedly a clog-dancer and circus performer from Colchester, Essex, England, who had arrived in Australia in the 1840s. After success as a 'bold and fearless' equestrian at Radford's Amphitheatre, Hobart Town, in 1848-49 and at Port Phillip, he performed at John Malcolm's Amphitheatre, Sydney, in September 1851 and later at J. S. Noble's Olympic Circus. His first wife Mary died aged 19 at Maitland in 1852, and next year at Hanging Rock, near Tamworth, he married Elizabeth Critchley. By May 1854 he had formed Ashton's Royal Olympic Circus and for the next thirty-five years he toured eastern Australia with his variously grandly titled circus. He was in South Australia in 1865, but his name became a household word especially in the country areas of New South Wales and in Queensland as far north as Rockhampton. He acquired a reputation for developing Australian talent: the Wirth family joined his troupe for a time, and he often featured Aboriginal performers such as the acrobatic rider Mungo Mungo. Ashton, James Henry (I565)
 
175 James was a pioneer photographer, having taken some of the earliest photos of Sydney in existence. Rooke, James (I339)
 
176 KELLY.-July 30 1936, 1S30, at her residence. Warilda. William-street, Bathurst, Sarah, widow of the late Thomas Kelly and beloved mother of William, Albert (deceased), Arthur, Frederick, Allen, Harry (deceased!, May, Mrs. J. Stevens, and Ida. in her 84th year. R.I.P. Born at Hill End. N.S.W.

 		Palmer, Sarah Anne (I157)
 
177 Late of 173 Carrington Ave. Hurstville Griffin, Maria Ethel Helela (I114)
 
178 late of Hornsby, Canberra and Bathurst Wrench, Myee Cleeve (I558)
 
179 Late of Hornsby, formerly of Bathurst Pratley, Arthur Robert (I541)
 
180 late of Kangaroo Valley Norbary, Emily Jane (I535)
 
181 late of Kelso, formerly of 'Oakbrook', Bathurst Rich, Caroline Bagnall (I559)
 
182 Late of Mosman Wright, Hilda Marion (I742)
 
183 Leila and Edwin had 2 daughters and a son. Family F154
 
184 Leila Rose on birth cert. Traynor, Lilith Rose (I749)
 
185 Lived in Wollstonecraft, died at Concord repat hospital Robertson, Edwin Clive (I405)
 
186 Lived only 10 hours Palmer, Frederick Money (I171)
 
187 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family F8
 
188 Lochinvar Private Hospital, Belmore Road, Coogee Windle, Mary Essie Jean (I251)
 
189 Mary Charles Stephens in ancestry.com.au Stephens, Mary Ann (I715)
 
190 May have been known as Jane Hurley Thompson, Jane (I492)
 
191 Melton Estate Norbary, Hanorah Jessie (I532)
 
192 Middle name "Pennell" according to find-a-grave Robertson, Daisy (I571)
 
193 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I1)
 
194 MONEY, JOHN (1752-1817), aeronaut and general, born in 1752, began his military career in the Norfolk militia, but entering the army became cornet in the 6th Inniskilling dragoons 11 March 1762, captain in the 9th foot 10 Feb. 1770, major 28 Sept. 1781. He went on half-pay in 1784, and never rejoined the active list, but was made lieutenant-colonel by brevet 18 Nov. 1790, colonel 21 Aug. 1795, major-general 18 June 1798, lieutenant-general 30 Oct. 1805, and general 4 June 1814. Money saw a good deal of active service. He was present at the battle of Vellinghausen in 1761 and in various skirmishes with Elliot's light dragoons. He served in Canada in 1777 in General Burgoyne's disastrous descent on Albany from the north, and was present at several engagements. He was taken prisoner in September, and does not appear to have been released till the end of the war.

Money was one of the earliest English aeronauts, making two ascents in 1785, that is, within two years of Montgolfier's first aerial voyage [cf. Lunardi, Vincenzo]. On 22 July in that year he made an ascent from Norwich; an 'improper current' took him out to sea, and then, dipping into the water, he 'remained for seven hours struggling with his fate,' till rescued in a small boat. In 'A Treatise on the Use of Balloons and Field Observators' (1803) he advocated the use of balloons for military purposes (Royal Engineer Corps Papers, 1863).

Money offered his services to the rebel party in the Austrian Netherlands in 1790, when, after experiencing some successes, their prospects were growing critical. After a first refusal his offer was accepted. He was given a commission as major-general, and was placed in command of a force of about four or five thousand men at Tirlemont. His troops were half-hearted, and in the end, after one sharp engagement, he had to join in the general retreat on Brussels, a retreat which ended the rebellion. He utilised his knowledge of the country in his 'History of the Campaign of 1792,' 1794, 8vo. He died at Trowse Hall, Norfolk, 26 March 1817. 		Money, General John (I363)
 
195 Moved to Singapore after separating from Irene. Atkins, Allan Strath (I126)
 
196 Myall Camp, near Dubbo Griffin, Maria Ethel Helela (I114)
 
197 Nabby was also know as Abbey. Death Cert shows her as Nabby Kelly, headstone is Abbey. Abbey may be a short version of Abigail. Coughlan, Nabby (I172)
 
198 Name is "John DENNINGTON M" according to archers death record  Palmer, John Dennington Money (I167)
 
199 Name is "John N" in mothers death certificate Griffin, Michael Walter Norbary (I115)
 
200 Name was Dorothy according to Dan Byrnes: http://www.merchantnetworks.com.au/genealogy/web/windle/pafg06.htm#51978 Archbold, Doris May (I67)
 

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