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Kelly / Grayer genealogy pages
Kelly / Grayer Family History |
Notes
Matches 51 to 100 of 384
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| 51 | BDM 3844/1889 (Bride's given name is Matilda) | Family F191
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| 52 | BDM Index ref for birth: V1841796 25A/1841 BDM Index ref for marriage: 1255/1872 BDM Index ref for death: 8441/1924 | Windle, Mary Ann (I142)
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| 53 | Blackdown Estate | Griffin, Amy Centennial Blanche (I398)
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| 54 | Born at Myalls Camp where father was a boundary rider | Griffin, Jessie Edith S (I92)
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| 55 | Born at: 7 Garfield Road New Southgate Southgate District of Edmonton County of Middlesex | Grayer, William (I9)
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| 56 | Both children were living with their Aunty (May Kelly) in Ashfield at the time of their father's death. | Family F139
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| 57 | Brother John also worked for the Railways | Kelly, Thomas (I156)
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| 58 | Bupa Aged Care - Sutherland | McGreal, Bernard Thomas (I33)
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| 59 | Buxton Thomas Guildford 1822 4 August 1821 York Leeds Mercury York Assizes 4th August - The following have yet to be tried - Thomas Buxton, Alfred Leeds Mercury of Saturday 11 August 1821 York Castle - Crown Side ~~~~~~~~~~~ The following have yet to be tried:- Thomas BUXTON, 24, Alfred Windle, 18 and H. WILKINSON, 20 for a burglary in the house of Francis ULLATHORNE, of Pontefract. | Windle, Alfred (I72)
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| 60 | Cairns Base Hospital | Musgrave, Elliott Paul (I546)
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| 61 | Cairns Base Hospital | Musgrave, Lillian Rita (I182)
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| 62 | Cathedral Saint Peter Church | Windle, Alfred (I72)
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| 63 | Catholic section - 19/08/1919 SEC*M2*E*2116 Burial Rookwood - no headstone | Donnelly, Catherine Elizabeth (I96)
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| 64 | Catholic Section G, Row 10, Grave 3 | Griffin, Amy Centennial Blanche (I398)
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| 65 | Cause of death: 1. Broncho pneumonia 2. Paralitic ileus | Grayer, William (I9)
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| 66 | Cause of Death: Morbus Cordis. | Taylor, Robert (I682)
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| 67 | Cause: Phthitis (Tubercolosis) | Kelly, Thomas (I208)
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| 68 | Cause: Typhoid fever | Critchley, Catherine (I168)
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| 69 | Cemetery: Botany Roman Catholic Section: Section CC Row 11 Grave 845 | Haywood, Georgina (I608)
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| 70 | Christ Church, Albany St | Family F93
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| 71 | Christina died from tubercolosis | Cumming, Christina Hannah (I374)
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| 72 | Church of England | Family F124
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| 73 | Church of England section | Hurley, John (I383)
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| 74 | Classified in Bathurst Free Pres and Mining Journal, Saturday 5th. October 1861 NOTICE Give no credit to old WALTER NORBARY on my account. ------------------------------------------------------ APOLOGY I hereby publicly apologise to MR. TUFF for expressions which I improperly addressed to him on THURSDAY on the 3rd. instant. WALTER NORBARY Bathurst, 4th October, 1861 | Norbary, Walter Snr (I554)
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| 75 | Clothes caught fire | Rooke, Charles Henry (I671)
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| 76 | Colonel of HM 2nd (Royal North British Dragoons) | Money, Lieut General Archibald CB KC (I475)
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| 77 | Convict: arrived Port Jackson on ship Royal George in December 1828 | Palmer, John Dennington Money (I167)
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| 78 | Convicted for forgery in Norfolk Azzises on 15 Mar 1828 and sentenced to transportation for life | Palmer, John Dennington Money (I167)
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| 79 | Convicted: Cambridge Assizes Trial Date: 18 March 1837 Sentence: 14 years | Norbary, Walter Thomas Jnr (I358)
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| 80 | Cook Road, Marrickville | Norbury, Sarah (I773)
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| 81 | Date is approximate | Family F47
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| 82 | date is approximate | Coolahan, Winifred (I371)
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| 83 | Date is approximate, based on her age as stated on death certificate. | Coughlan, Nabby (I172)
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| 84 | Died aged 10 weeks | Critchley, Caroline Amelia (I564)
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| 85 | Died aged 16 | Critchley, George (I298)
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| 86 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I140)
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| 87 | Died at Lewisham Private Hospital | Baxter, George William (I195)
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| 88 | Died during child birth | Windle, Hannah Mary (I82)
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| 89 | Died during child birth | Fraser, Unknown (I474)
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| 90 | Died from complications of appendicitis | Kelly, Albert Edward (I162)
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| 91 | Died in infancy | Critchley, Jacobus (I164)
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| 92 | Died prior to 1847 | Bloom, Daniel (I684)
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| 93 | Dudley Street, Coogee Bay NSW BDM 13333/1889 | Windle, Lily Ruby (I91)
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| 94 | Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park A5D - Anglican FM 5D | Smith, Lionel Keith (I36)
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| 95 | Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park A5D - Anglican FM 5D - 87 Tom's burial was delayed by a strike at the cemetery. | Smith, Thomas Ohalam (I31)
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| 96 | Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park A5D - Anglican FM 5D - 87 | Windle, Elizabeth Emily (I32)
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| 97 | Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park RCC - Roman Catholic FM C - 293 | Griffin, Jessie Edith S (I92)
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| 98 | Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park RCC - Roman Catholic FM C - 293 | Griffin, Emily Jane (I113)
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| 99 | Elizabeth and husband Benjamin migrated to Australia in 1854. The following year Samuel Meades died, and in 1863 Benjamin sponsored Hannah and the children to come to Australia. They probably lived with the Suttons in Newtown. | Family F42
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| 100 | Emma's surname was "Tole" according to BDM 4991/1886 | Family F83
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