Notes
Matches 1,401 to 1,450 of 1,963
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| 1401 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: OGNJENOVIC, A. / DE BONO, V.E. (F153)
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| 1402 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: DE BONO, P. / RASTVORTZEFF, D. (F260)
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| 1403 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: STEPHENSON, R.L. / CANTA, A.L. (F703)
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| 1404 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: BUTTIGIEG, S.J. / WRIGHT, Stella (F1106)
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| 1405 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: GONZALEZ, Richard Christian / STEPHENSON, M.N. (F1217)
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| 1406 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: SWIFT, Harold Richard Thomas / GLENISTER, P.M. (F1557)
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| 1407 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEPHENSON, M.N. (I27)
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| 1408 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | REYNOLDS, R.M. (I1633)
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| 1409 | OBJE: RESN none OBJE: RESN locked CHAN: _WT_USER laurie | Family: CRONIN, Edward / FORTUNE, Jane Isabella (F476)
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| 1410 | Officiating Minister: Rev G.D.Phillips of Lang Lang (1) Marraige Reg. No. 13127 | Family: TURNER, Benjamin / STEPHENSON, Violet Annie Jane (F1502)
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| 1411 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: MILNE, J.C. / BUTTIGIEG, L.M. (F161)
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| 1412 | On his death it was found he had not made a will | FORTUNE, Richard (I811)
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| 1413 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEPHENSON, P.M. (I492)
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| 1414 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEPHENSON, P.M. (I492)
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| 1415 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEPHENSON, L.E. (I1)
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| 1416 | On his move to Pakenham George acquired 122 acres of land, later he took up 174 acres under the Nicholson Act. (The Nicholson Act) In the late 1850s, much of the best land in what are now the eastern states of Australia was under the control of the squatters, who became Australia’s own landed gentry. The squatters’ runs were often vast, with more land being held by lease or licence under the 1847 Order than the total area of France or Spain or Great Britain. But Australians couldn’t eat wool. The need to encourage more people to farm a variety of produce led, in the 1860s, to the various Land Acts, allowing farmers to select and purchase land, eating into the squatters’ leaseholds. The intent was to allow people of limited means to acquire land. In Victoria, settlers paid for half of an allotment upfront at a fixed price of £1 per acre and paid rent on the other half for usually seven years, paying the balance of the purchase price at the end of that period to obtain title to the land. Australian Food Timeline. | RITCHIE, George (I804)
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| 1417 | On property leased from Jean Fortune. | STEPHENSON, Samuel Butcher (I405)
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| 1418 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | CRAWFORD, H.M. (I479)
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| 1419 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEPHENSON, R.W. (I18)
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| 1420 | On the evening of the 1891 census the following people were present at 3 Montrose Street:- Mark Turner, Head, M, 35, General Labourer, Toleham Cambridgeshire. Sarah Turner, Wife, M, 34, Sutten Fen Lincolnshire. Mark Turner, Son, S, 13, Saltburn York. Ernest Turner, Son, S, 11,Saltburn York. Jonathan Turner, Son, S, 10, Saltburn York. Benjamin Turner, Son, S, 6, Saltburn York. Charles G. Turner, Son, S, 5, Saltburn York. Richard Turner, Son, S, 3, Saltburn York. Albert Turner, Son, S, 1, Saltburn York. Mercy Turner, Daughter, S, 7 months, Saltburn York. Susan Bates, Wifes Sister, S, 19, General Servant Domestic, Saltburn York. Harry Apleton, Lodger, S, 28,Groom, Guisbrough York. 1891 England, Wales & Scotland | Family: TURNER, Mark / BATES, Sarah (F469)
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| 1421 | On the night of the census at Coongrave farm the following people were present:- Richard Wallis, Head, Married, 67, Farmer of 148 acres employing 3 men, Yorkshire Old Malton. Mary Ann Wallis, Wife, Married, 60, Yorkshire Pickering. Jane Ann Wallis, Daughter, Unmarried, 27, Yorkshire Upleatham. Margaret Ann Richardson, Servan t, Unmarried, 17, General Domestic Servant, Yorkshire Guisborough. Richard George Ellerton, Servant, Unmarried, 23, Farm Foreman, Yorkshire Brompton On Swale. William Dodds, Servant, Married, 30, Farm Labourer (in doors), Northumberland Billingh am. James Mollow, Servant, Married, 37, Farm Labourer (in doors), Ireland. 1881 England, Wales & Scotland | STEPHENSON, Mary Ann (I416)
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| 1422 | On the night of the census at Coongrave farm the following people were present:- Richard Wallis, Head, Married, 67, Farmer of 148 acres employing 3 men, Yorkshire Old Malton. Mary Ann Wallis, Wife, Married, 60, Yorkshire Pickering. Jane Ann Wallis, Daughter, Unmarried, 27, Yorkshire Upleatham. Margaret Ann Richardson, Servan t, Unmarried, 17, General Domestic Servant, Yorkshire Guisborough. Richard George Ellerton, Servant, Unmarried, 23, Farm Foreman, Yorkshire Brompton On Swale. William Dodds, Servant, Married, 30, Farm Labourer (in doors), Northumberland Billingh am. James Mollow, Servant, Married, 37, Farm Labourer (in doors), Ireland. 1881 England, Wales & Scotland | WALLIS, Richard (I428)
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| 1423 | On the night of the census at Coongrave farm the following people were present:- Richard Wallis, Head, Married, 67, Farmer of 148 acres employing 3 men, Yorkshire Old Malton. Mary Ann Wallis, Wife, Married, 60, Yorkshire Pickering. Jane Ann Wallis, Daughter, Unmarried, 27, Yorkshire Upleatham. Margaret Ann Richardson, Servan t, Unmarried, 17, General Domestic Servant, Yorkshire Guisborough. Richard George Ellerton, Servant, Unmarried, 23, Farm Foreman, Yorkshire Brompton On Swale. William Dodds, Servant, Married, 30, Farm Labourer (in doors), Northumberland Billingh am. James Mollow, Servant, Married, 37, Farm Labourer (in doors), Ireland. 1881 England, Wales & Scotland | WALLIS, Jane Ann (I582)
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| 1424 | On the night of the cesus Jane Stephenson was visiting her daughter at ??? ??? Farm in Front Street:- Richard Wallis, Head, Married, 45, Farmer of 230 acres employing 1 man and 2 boys, Wyken. Mary Ann Wallis, Wife, Married, 40, Pickering. Jane S tephenson, Visitor, 63, Retired farmers wife, Pickering. Ann Ward, Servant, 17, House Servant, Ayton. Jane Ann Wallis, Daughter, 7, Scholar, Upleatham. Thomas S. Stanhope, Servant, 21, Farm Servant, Carlton. John Butterfield, Servant, 15, Farm S ervant, Marske. Joseph Kellet, Servant, 15, Farm Servant, Marske. 1861 England, Wales & Scotland | WALLIS, Jane Ann (I582)
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| 1425 | On the night of the cesus Jane Stephenson was visiting her daughter at ??? Glen Farm in Front Street:- Richard Wallis, Head, Married, 45, Farmer of 230 acres employing 1 man and 2 boys, Wyken. Mary Ann Wallis, Wife, Married, 40, Pickering. Jan e Stephenson, Visitor, 63, Retired farmers wife, Pickering. Ann Ward, Servant, 17, House Servant, Ayton. Jane Ann Wallis, Daughter, 7, Scholar, Upleatham. Thomas S. Stanhope, Servant, 21, Farm Servant, Carlton. John Butterfield, Servant, 15, Far m Servant, Marske. Joseph Kellet, Servant, 15, Farm Servant, Marske. 1861 England, Wales & Scotland | WARDLE, Jane (I415)
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| 1426 | On the night of the cesus Jane Stephenson was visiting her daughter at ??? Glen Farm in Front Street:- Richard Wallis, Head, Married, 45, Farmer of 230 acres employing 1 man and 2 boys, Wyken. Mary Ann Wallis, Wife, Married, 40, Pickering. Jan e Stephenson, Visitor, 63, Retired farmers wife, Pickering. Ann Ward, Servant, 17, House Servant, Ayton. Jane Ann Wallis, Daughter, 7, Scholar, Upleatham. Thomas S. Stanhope, Servant, 21, Farm Servant, Carlton. John Butterfield, Servant, 15, Far m Servant, Marske. Joseph Kellet, Servant, 15, Farm Servant, Marske. 1861 England, Wales & Scotland | STEPHENSON, Mary Ann (I416)
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| 1427 | On the night of the cesus Jane Stephenson was visiting her daughter at Coongrave Farm in Front Street:- Richard Wallis, Head, Married, 45, Farmer of 230 acres employing 1 man and 2 boys, Wyken. Mary Ann Wallis, Wife, Married, 40, Pickering. Jan e Stephenson, Visitor, 63, Retired farmers wife, Pickering. Ann Ward, Servant, 17, House Servant, Ayton. Jane Ann Wallis, Daughter, 7, Scholar, Upleatham. Thomas S. Stanhope, Servant, 21, Farm Servant, Carlton. John Butterfield, Servant, 15, Far m Servant, Marske. Joseph Kellet, Servant, 15, Farm Servant, Marske. 1861 England, Wales & Scotland | WALLIS, Richard (I428)
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| 1428 | On the night preceeding the census the following people were present:- Hannah Butcher, 35, Farmer, Gloucestershire. Samuel Butcher, 20, Gloucestershire. Eliza Butcher, 20, Gloucestershire. William Butcher, 15, Gloucestershire. Martha Butcher, 15, Gloucestershire. Anne Butcher, 4, Gloucestershire. Ellen Butcher, 3 , Gloucestershire. Eliza Martin, 10, Gloucestershire. Edwin Dahle, 20, Gloucestershire. Anne Hickerton, 15, Gloucestershire. Betsey Chew, 13, Gloucestershire. 1841 England, Wales & Scotland | BUTCHER, Samuel (I1064)
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| 1429 | On Thursday morning, when returning home from the Dandenong Races, a man named George Ritchie, of Lyndhurst, was killed. From the. evidence given at the inquiry held before Mr. H.M. Sutherland, it appears that deceased was under the influence of liquor, and that he and an acquaintance were walking their horses, when deceased said "Let's have a canter." The other demurred, as the place, was rough, but Ritohie started off, saying he-liked it all the better for being rough. . He had barely gone 100 yards before he fell on to the metal on his head, which was fatally cut, and he did not speak after he fell. Mount Alexander Mail (Vic. : 1854 - 1917), Monday 31 December 1883, page 2 FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE CRANBOURNE ROAD A fatal accident occurred near the Eumemmerring Creek bridge on Thurs-day morning last, between the hours of twelve and one a.m., by which a farmer named George Ritchie, residing at Lyndhurst, lost his life. It appears that he had been at Hennessy's races and had imbibed, rather freely during the day. On leaving for home he was accompanied by Mr. Geo.Howard, and challenged that gentleman to race with him. He then galloped forward, and when some little distance ahead his horse fell and he was pitched on his head on to the metal, sustaining concussion to the brain, which caused his death. A magisterial enquiry was held on the same day at Taylor's Half-way House Hotel by H.M Sutherland, Esq. to enquire into cause of death, and the following evidence elicited and verdict given :-George Howard deposed that he was in company with the deceased on, the night of the 26th inst.at the Eumemmerring Hotel where races had been held. Left for home at twelve o'clock, and as they proceeded the de-ceased requested him to race. Refused, and asked him to ride steady. Deceased then started ahead of him, and when near the Eumemmerring bridge heard a noise on the metal as if a horse had fallen. On coming up found the deceased lying on the road. Got off his horse to lift him up, and spoke to him but got no answer. Did everything he could to restore him but without avail. Then moved him to the side of the road and went for assistance to Mr. Green's. Deceased was not sober. Mr. Thomas Green came back with him and found the deceased in the same state. A few minutes after it could be seen he was dead.-Thomas Green deposed that on the morning of the 27th December he was called on by George Howard who said that a man was lying on the road, and asked him to bring some water and a candle. Went down and found deceased lying on the side of the road, and after he had looked at him by aid of the candle suggested that he should go for a doctor, but before leaving thought deceased was dead. Went for the doctor whom he found was not at home. Then returned and helped to con-vey the body to Taylor's Hotel. -Constable A. J. Falkiner deposed that he was called at three o'clock on the morning of the 27th December by Mr. Thos. Green, who informed him that George Ritchie had fallen from his horse at the Eumemmerring Creek bridge and was lying on the side of the road. Went at once and found the deceased with his head much bruised, and the marks of blood on the road metal. The stirrup iron and leather lay a few yards from him. The horse was about a quarter of a mile from the body and had the reins about his feet. Had the body removed to Taylor's hotel. -A verdict was given to the effect that the deceased had met with his death on the morning of the 27th December by accidentally falling from his horse whilst in a state of intoxication. South Bourke and Mornington Journal (Richmond, Vic. : 1877 - 1920; 1926 - 1927), Wednesday 2 January 1884, page 3 | RITCHIE, George (I1252)
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| 1430 | One day old | WATSON, Noel Francis (I4290)
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| 1431 | One month old | FORTUNE, Jessie Elizabeth (I1483)
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| 1432 | Ormuz, R.M.S., Orient lino, 6031, W. E. White, R.N.R., from London 3Uth .lune, Plymouth 1st July, Gibraltar 5th July, Naples 10th July, Port Said 13th July, Suez 14th July, Colombo 24th July, Albany 4th inst and Adelaide 8th inst. Passengers as per list telegraphed from Albany. | RITCHIE, William (I1388)
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| 1433 | Palantine from Germany, Possible other names Mey, Mea, Meigh, Mie. | MEE, Margaret (I60)
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| 1434 | Palantine from Germany, Possible other names Mey, Mea, Meigh, Mie. | MEE, James (I61)
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| 1435 | Parliamentary Positions:- Deputy Chair of Committees from 4.5.93 to 21.2.94. Member, Speaker's Panel from 21.2.94 to 31.8.98. Committee Service:- House of Representatives Standing: Industry, Science and Technology from 16.5.90 (Chair from 30.5.96) to 31.8.98; Selection from 20.6.91 to 8.2.93; Members' Interests from 26.5.93 (Chair from 19.6.96) to 14.10.96 and from 6.2.97 (Chair from 13.2 .97) to 31.8.98; Procedure from 29.5.96 to 31.8.98; Selection Committee from 27.8.97 to 31.8.98. Conferences, Delegations and Visits:- Member, Parliamentary Delegation to the European Parliamentary Institutions, Strasbourg, Luxembourg, Belgium and the Netherlands, September-October 1992. Member, Parliamentary Delegation to the USA, June-July 1993. Member, Parliamentary Delegation to 40th CPA Conference, Banff, Canada, and bilateral visit to Mexico, September-October 1994. Parliamentary Adviser, United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), New York, September-December 1996. Member, 99th IPU Conference, Namibia, and bilateral visits to Zimbabwe, Angola and Mozambique, April 1998. Bilateral visit to Republic of Korea and Malaysia, July 1998. | REID, Nicholas Bruce* (I955)
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| 1436 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PAYNE, M.I. (I401)
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| 1437 | PAYNE (nee Finn) - On February 24 to Mr and Mrs E. H. Payne a son (stillborn}. Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Saturday 27 February 1943, page 8 | PAYNE, Unnamed (I4947)
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| 1438 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PAYNE, C.J. (I403)
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| 1439 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | PAYNE, G.E. (I402)
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| 1440 | PAYNE (nee Masterman).— On April 27 (suddenly), at Woodend, Clarice Violet May, dearly loved wife of Arthur (Nyah West), aged 45 years, . Sadly missed. Thy will be done. Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Monday 2 May 1949, page 2 | MASTERMAN, Clarice Violet May (I2427)
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| 1441 | PAYNE (nee Wittick).— On the 23rd October, at Nurse Harris's private hospital, Essendon, to Mr. (late A.I.F.) and Mrs. Payne, of Brett-street, Murrumbeena—a daughter (Dorothy Flora). Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Saturday 30 October 1920, page 5 | PAYNE, Dorothy Flora (I16)
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| 1442 | PAYNE.– On March 10. at Alfred Hospital. Isabella Marle, dearly beloved wire of Ernest Edwarad Payne, of North-road, East Oakletgh, beloved mother ot Gladys. Ernest Edward and Dorothy, aged 54 years. A sufferer at rest. PAYNE.– On March 10. at Alfred Hoa. pital Isabel, dearly loved mother ol Ernie and Ida, and loved grandmother oi Pam, Del and Jan. Sadly missed. Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954), Thursday 11 March 1943, page 5 | WITTICK, Isabella Maria (I370)
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| 1443 | per "Henry Moore" | SELKIRK, Robert (I1519)
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| 1444 | per "Henry Moore" | SELKIRK, James (I3909)
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| 1445 | per "Henry Moore" Port of embarcation "Greenwich" | HUME, Elizabeth (I4219)
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| 1446 | Per "Kent" from London | DREWETT, Mary Elizabeth (I3720)
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| 1447 | Per "Kent" from London | SAUNDERS, John (I4208)
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| 1448 | Per "Kent" from London | SAUNDERS, Nathanual (I4209)
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| 1449 | Per "Kent" from London | SAUNDERS, Emily (I4210)
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| 1450 | Per "Kent" from London | SAUNDERS, James (I4211)
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