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| 501 | St Mathews | Family: WHISTANCE, Charles / INGRAM, Catherine (F414)
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| 502 | St Oeters church by the Rev. John Ponsonby M.A. | Family: WALLIS, Richard / STEPHENSON, Mary Ann (F140)
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| 503 | St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. Minister Rev Henry Edward Chapple | Family: PAYNE, Ernest Wittick / DICK, Ida May (F1261)
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| 504 | St. Davids church by Wm Bedford senior | WITTICK, Charlotte (I831)
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| 505 | STEPHENSON, Ronald Ernest (Ron) 09/08/1934 - 25/07/2022 STEPHENSON The Memorial Service to celebrate the life of Mr Ronald Ernest (Ron) Stephenson will be held at St James Anglican Church, 41 Pakenham Rd, Pakenham on FRIDAY (August 12) at 11 a.m. The Service will also be live-streamed. To view Ron's Service please visit: https://www.nielsenfunerals.com.au NIELSEN FUNERALS Date listed: 3/8/2022 Publication: Herald Sun | STEPHENSON, Ronald Ernest (I487)
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| 506 | STEPHENSONElla Felgate Death notice02JAN1985 Death80late of St Ives Sydney Morning Herald03JAN1985 | WINCH, Ella Felgate (I656)
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| 507 | Stroud district Samuel was 5 months old at the time of the 1861 Census. | KNIGHT, Samuel (I2570)
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| 508 | Stroud District | KNIGHT, William (I2567)
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| 509 | Stroud district | KNIGHT, George (I2571)
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| 510 | Stroud district | KNIGHT, Edmund Lawrence (I2573)
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| 511 | Surname could be Withey | WHITEY, James (I995)
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| 512 | Syd Peek & Daughter O'Connor Chapel | RASTVORTZEFF, Basilio (I814)
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| 513 | Syd Peek & Daughter | CICERANO, Elide Maria (I815)
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| 514 | Taken from a Tomb stone | BUTCHER, Jeremiah (I551)
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| 515 | Ten Months | WILLIAMS, Walter John (I1363)
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| 516 | Thame district Vol 3a Page 479 | PEARCE, Ann Elizabeth (I2555)
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| 517 | The Australian Dictionary of Biography [Online Edition] states:- HART, EADY (1848-1931), dyemaker, was born on 28 December 1848 at Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England, second daughter of Isaac Booth, hatter, and his wife Catherine Elvin, late Payne, née Rainals. Eady's paternal grandfather (Isaac) was a gov ernor of the Bank of England, and an uncle Abraham Booth a distinguished chemist. Lured by gold, her family migrated to Victoria, probably arriving in the Francis Henty in May 1854. Eady became a dressmaker. On 14 December 1876 at Wycliff Churc h of England, Learmonth, she married English-born William Hart, later an engineer with the Ballarat Gas Co. They had four sons and four daughters before he deserted her. After her children had grown up, Eady augmented her pension with sewing and millinery and by fostering four girls and two boys; they thought this tiny, gifted woman 'one in a million'. Thriftily, using potatoes, she created a blancmange-like bre akfast food. She moved often at Ballarat, working also as a taxidermist. Creative, energetic and well organized, she found time to work for the war effort during World War I, in which two of her sons were severely wounded. Experimenting with nat ural products, Eady made firelighters from the pulverized trunks of grass trees (Xanthorrhoea australis, then known as 'blackboys'). The children hawked them, snowball size, in packs of a dozen. But her great success came from experimenting wit h natural dyes. Grass trees, when boiled with washing soda and lime, produced a brilliant gold dye, while the various parts of other indigenous plants added a great range of colours. From 1914 to 1919 Eady struggled with the formalities involved in patenting her natural processes-others used poisonous chemicals. She hoped to provide employment at Ballarat, especially for returned soldiers, but was frustrated when a supporter , who had joined herself to the patent application, foiled attempts to form a company. Meanwhile, on her kitchen stove Eady perfected Hart's Royal Dyes and in October 1921 mounted a sensational public display of soft greys, glowing yellows, a st rong black and a wonderful henna. Articles in Work and Energy (England) and the London Daily Express attracted attention. By then, patents had been achieved in Australia, England, India and the United States of America. When entrepreneurs approa ched her about floating a company, and Ballarat identities offered support, Eady mortgaged her house, formed a syndicate and built a substantial laboratory at Canadian Gully to demonstrate the practicality of her process. Hart's Australian Dye s was incorporated late in 1921, and a big demand for shares followed a display on many fabrics of colours more natural and flower-like than those of rivals. Later, on Mair Street, a factory was built with the hope of reducing German dominance o f the Australian market. Despite technical success, the company failed. Although Eady won awards at the British Empire Exhibition, London, in 1924, she was ruined. An earlier fear that she would end up in a charitable institution, like many inventors, proved accurate. S he died on 28 February 1931 at Ballarat District Hospital and was buried in the new Ballarat cemetery. Her eight children and six foster children survived her. Select Bibliography W. Bate, Lucky City (Melb, 1978); Ballarat Courier, 26 Oct 1921, p 2, 21 Nov 1921, p 2, 17 Dec 1921, p 2, 22 Dec 1921, p 2, 10 July 1922, p 2, 13 July 1922, p 2, 15 July 1922, p 2, 18 July 1922, p 2, 27 July 1922, p 2; E. Hart's specimens and sc rapbooks (Gold Museum, Sovereign Hill, Victoria); family information. Author: Weston Bate Print Publication Details: Weston Bate, 'Hart, Eady (1848 - 1931)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Supplementary Volume, Melbourne University Press, 2005, pp 165-166. | BOOTH, Eady (I1576)
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| 518 | The family were farmers and had a post office and shop in Ballyorgan which Jack and Lena took over. | Family: CLANCY, Samuel / Anne (F1094)
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| 519 | The last Doctor to see Anne was George Moore on 11 December 1873 Reg Number 10265/8059 | CHRISTIAN, Ann (I819)
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| 520 | The wedding took place in the back yard of the brides home. The service was conducted by a Thomas V Wier. | Family: STEPHENSON, James Samuel / BURGIN, Nellie May (F533)
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| 521 | These William KNIGHTs died in Liverpool between 1861 and 1871: 2 William KNIGHTs died Sep quarter 1862 2 William KNIGHTs died Dec quarter 1863 1 William KNIGHT died Sep quarter 1869 (aged 69 - age is not quite right) | KNIGHT, William (I2519)
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| 522 | They fell out with his family because Bridget was Protestant. The farm had been promised to John but was then given to his brother Pat. They had 5 or 6 children: Margaret, John J, Maurice, Thomas and Patrick. Bridget changed her name from Wal lace to Wallis after John's death | Family: WALLACE, John / MEE, Bridget (F111)
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| 523 | They owned a pub with a shop and bakery and also sold hardware and had about twelve children. | Family: MOYNIHAN, Patrick / NUNAM, Mary Ann (F1074)
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| 524 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: STEPHENSON, R.J. / METCALF, R. (F1009)
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| 525 | Thirteen months Reg # 1586 | ELLIS, Rosiana (I1369)
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| 526 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | DALTON, M.A. (I607)
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| 527 | Tobin Bros Funeral Notices and Services Surname:Calabrese Given Name:Anna Service Date:16 October 2007 DOD:10 October 2007 | Anna (I2433)
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| 528 | Took Lucraft Name | LUCRAFT, Eileen Lynette (I1822)
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| 529 | Toowong Cemetery Portion 21 (268) inscription reads: My husband & our father James Knight d. 28 May 1925 aged 76 | KNIGHT, James (I2554)
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| 530 | Twenty three days old | CALF, Elizabeth Sarah (I1342)
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| 531 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: PILMORE, R.G. / CANTWELL, M.J. (F245)
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| 532 | Vic used to play the drums | KNIGHT, Victor (I2632)
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| 533 | Vol 11 Page 320 | KNIGHT, James (I2554)
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| 534 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEPHENSON, G. (I791)
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| 535 | Wheatenhurst district | KNIGHT, Ratmond Edward (I2642)
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| 536 | Wheatenhurst district | KNIGHT, Archibald (I2643)
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| 537 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEPHENSON, M.S. (I725)
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| 538 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEPHENSON, M.S. (I725)
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| 539 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | STEPHENSON, J.L. (I726)
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| 540 | William's occupation listed as "warehouseman" on his son James' death certificate. 1861 Census Liverpool Schedule 156 4 Chatterton St William KNIGHT, Head, Widr, 57, Porter, Gloucestershire, Hardwick Ellen KNIGHT [this would be the one named Helen or Eleanor], Daur, Un, 9, Scholar, Liverpool, Lancashire [There are no other family members listed.] | KNIGHT, William (I2519)
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| 541 | Witnesses E. Gidney and J Wensor. | Family: HARRIS, Samuel Allan / MEE, Eliza (F106)
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| 542 | Words of Wisdom sent by Mary Stephenson to her daughter Violet Anne Jane Turner We have careful thoughts for the stranger and smiles for the sometimes guest. But oft for our own the bitter tone. Though we love our own the best. M Stephenson Pakenham. From "Our Own" A poem by Margaret Elizabeth Sangster (1838-1912) NOTE: RESN none NOTE: RESN locked OBJE: RESN none OBJE: RESN locked FACT Signature:- Mary Stephenson TYPE Signature OBJE @X156@ CHAN: _WT_USER laurie | FORTUNE, Mary (I406)
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| 543 | Y | Family: ATKINSON, Francis / HENLY, Loraine (F1169)
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| 544 | Y | Family: MANSFIELD, Steven / HENLY, Loraine (F1171)
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| 545 | Y | Family: THOMPSON, George / BUTTIGIEG, Giuseppina (F1268)
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| 546 | YCHAN: _WT_USER laurie | Family: WARD, John / STEPHENSON, Jane (F177)
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| 547 | YCHAN: _WT_USER laurie | Family: COSTIN, Thomas / BOOTH, Martha (F668)
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| 548 | YCHAN: _WT_USER laurie | Family: ATKINS, Leonard Joseph / WATKINS, Eileen (F1014)
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| 549 | YCHAN: _WT_USER laurie | Family: TENNENT, Frederick Claude / GEE, Mary Elizabeth (F1552)
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| 550 | YCHAN: _WT_USER laurie | Family: Richard-- / SWIFT, Helen (F1561)
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