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Matches 501 to 548 of 548

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501	WA reg. 1846/844.	Waldeck, Hannah Wesley (I964)
502	WA reg. 1853/2216.	Waldeck, Joseph DWI (I961)
503	WA reg. 1856/754.	Waldeck, Joseph DWI (I961)
504	WA reg. 1868/11107.	Clinch, Arthur Charles (I947)
505	WA reg. 1872/14378.	Mainland, Jane Drudge (I796)
506	WA reg. 1874/15487.	Clinch, Thomas Augustus Gus (I902)
507	WA reg. 1883/	WaldecK, Henry Fletcher (I966)
508	WA reg. 1883/24426.	Mortimer, Clara Grace (I939)
509	WA reg. 1892/359.	Family: Arthur Charles Clinch / Edith Kniest Theriste Waldeck (F231)
510	WA reg. 1893/1613.	Clinch, Clarence William (I922)
511	WA reg. 1895/984.	Clinch, Harold Arthur Watts (I949)
512	WA reg. 1897/1346.	Nairn, James (I846)
513	WA reg. 1899/2311-died aged 80 years. Parents: William & Sarah unknown.	Clinch, James (I873)
514	WA reg. 1903/3149.	Jones, Alfred Douglas (I682)
515	WA reg. 1904/889.	Family: Walter Reginald Clinch / Clara Grace Mortimer (F230)
516	WA reg. 1909/3.	Clinch, Clarence William (I922)
517	WA reg. 1915/6.	Clinch, Thomas (I758)
518	WA reg. 1917/32.	Waldeck, Elizabeth Kniest (I967)
519	WA reg. 1923/10.	Family: Ernest Edward Adams / Elizabeth Celia Henfry (F331)
520	WA reg. 1934/276.	Family: Charles Vivian Turner / Kathleen Ellen Washing (F202)
521	WA reg. 1940/1443.	Family: George Milton Jones / Joy Yvonne Troy (F216)
522	WA reg. 1943/1338. Buried at Perth War Cemetery, Karrakatta.	Jones, Alfred Douglas (I682)
523	WA reg. 1946/8.	Clinch, Walter Reginald (I938)
524	WA reg. 1951/935.	Mainland, Jane Drudge (I796)
525	WA reg. 1953/5. Moora Dist.	Clinch, Thomas Augustus Gus (I902)
526	WA reg. 1960/288. Karrakatta (Fremantle Cemetery) records-died aged 57 years.	Clinch, Ruth Rose (I920)
527	WA reg. 1962/1847.	Mortimer, Clara Grace (I939)
528	WA reg. 1963/1941-records parents as Ada & Thomas A. Karrakatta Cemetery -died aged 57 years.	Clinch, Peter (I914)
529	WA reg. 1964/40.	Clinch, Arthur (I901)
530	WA reg. 1973/10-died aged 63 years.	Clinch, Alexander Alick (I911)
531	WA reg. 214/77.	Adams, Ernest Edward (I1365)
532	Was a corporal in the Royal Marines according to daughter Eliza's marriage certificate	Rowley, James (I2487)
533	Was a Merchant's Clerk according to son John's marriage certificate	Goss, Henry (I2489)
534	Was a Private in HM 44th. Did not sign, made his mark on his marriage record (Source: Marriage record of Thomas Hetherington and Mary Staite Anderson). Was a private in HM 2/10th Regiment when son born 1870 (Source: baptism record of Ellis John Hetherington)	Hetherington, Thomas (I2328)
535	Was a Private in the Royal Marines according to his marriage certificate. Was a Serjeant in the RM in 1881 census	Goss, Henry (I2471)
536	Was a widower at time of marriage to Eliza. Color Serjeant in Royal Marines living in the Marine Barracks, East Stonehouse. At time of his son Henry's marriage in 1872 was a timekeeper. Record of death says he was 63 in 1879. Buried in the Ford Park Cemetery, Section J, No. 41, Row 1. Residence at time of death was 8 Looe Street, Plymouth, Parish of Sutton on Plym	Goss, John Huxtable (I2493)
537	Was Inspector in the Madras City Police according to spreadsheet. Record of marriage states that he was a sergeant of police in Madras.	Mason, Robert Charles (I2088)
538	Was living in Adelaide Street, East Stonehouse, at time of marriage.	Rowley, Eliza (I2488)
539	Was schoolmaster at Khargpur (on marriage record)	Chill, Walter Churchill (I1893)
540	Was the station master at Madhupur in 1898 (daughter Susannah's burial certificate)	Whaley, Augustus Baldwin Baker (I1840)
541	Went to live in Esperance after the family moved to Perth where she stayed with her grandmother Julia Sinclair and aunt Cecila Sinclair. She went to school in Esperance and returned to live in Perth with her mother when she was about 15. (Young 1982: 50)	Taylor, Gertrude May (I1146)
542	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Rodrigues, Bernard (I2163)
543	When she married William Henry Robinson in 1871 her occupation was given as midwife and her father's name as John Nester.	Nester, Honoria (I1845)
544	Wife's death cert 1928 describes her as his widow.	Robinson, Cecil Charles (I1604)
545	William and his wife arrived on the Simon Taylor in 1842, a ship carrying about 200 new emigrants to Western Australia. The Perth Gazette noted a month after their arrival that they had all fitted in to the new colony. The emigrants lately introduced into the colony by the "Simon Taylor" about 200 in number have found immediate employment, and have been placed in situations according to their several capabilities without the least trouble, or the annoyance of seeing them wandering about the streets. This is a wholesome state of affairs, and we hope to find many others profiting by their example, there are few attractions in the towns, it is, therefore, pleasing to find such a number dispersed throughout the colony. We believe the majority of these immigrants to be of sterling worth to a colony, we consider it our duty consequently to commend the care of the commissioners in their selection, and urge our new associates to the exercise of those qualities which have placed them in a land of plenty. By this vessel we understand the chicken pock has been introduced into the colony, and is prevailing at Fremantle. The proper authorities should look more strictly to the enforcement of the Quarantine laws. The disorder we have noticed is not of a very serious character, but it affords us an instance of the necessity of enforcing the acts which with due deliberation have been passed for the prevention of any accidents. For a passenger list and some details of the Simon Taylor, see the following website: http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/shipping/simon-t.htm	Roser, William (I452)
546	William Hallam arrived at Sydney Cove aboard the Alfred, a four hundred ton barque, on 23 July 1857. He lied about his age and occupation and said he was 22 and a farm labourer. He sailed from Liverpool on 19 April 1857 and could read and write. [Source: Robyn Hallam's Genealogical Papers] At time of Phoebe's marriage in 1885 was living at Cardigan Street, Carlton. The marriage certificate gives his Christian name as John, not William. Verifies that his wife was Mary Cronin. His occupation is given as peddler. Note that Phoebe's marriage was according to the rites of the Free Church of England. [Source: Phoebe's marriage certificate]	Hallam, William (I148)
547	WO 97, Pieces 1278-4287 (various pieces within range). The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey, England.	Source (S171)
548	Young 9. 50 Had a farm in the Grass Patch area.	Taylor, Sydney Ernest (I1906)

Notes

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501

WA reg. 1846/844.

Waldeck, Hannah Wesley (I964)

502

WA reg. 1853/2216.

Waldeck, Joseph DWI (I961)

503

WA reg. 1856/754.

Waldeck, Joseph DWI (I961)

504

WA reg. 1868/11107.

Clinch, Arthur Charles (I947)

505

WA reg. 1872/14378.

Mainland, Jane Drudge (I796)

506

WA reg. 1874/15487.

Clinch, Thomas Augustus Gus (I902)

507

WA reg. 1883/

WaldecK, Henry Fletcher (I966)

508

WA reg. 1883/24426.

Mortimer, Clara Grace (I939)

509

WA reg. 1892/359.

Family: Arthur Charles Clinch / Edith Kniest Theriste Waldeck (F231)

510

WA reg. 1893/1613.

Clinch, Clarence William (I922)

511

WA reg. 1895/984.

Clinch, Harold Arthur Watts (I949)

512

WA reg. 1897/1346.

Nairn, James (I846)

513

WA reg. 1899/2311-died aged 80 years. Parents: William & Sarah unknown.

Clinch, James (I873)

514

WA reg. 1903/3149.

Jones, Alfred Douglas (I682)

515

WA reg. 1904/889.

Family: Walter Reginald Clinch / Clara Grace Mortimer (F230)

516

WA reg. 1909/3.

Clinch, Clarence William (I922)

517

WA reg. 1915/6.

Clinch, Thomas (I758)

518

WA reg. 1917/32.

Waldeck, Elizabeth Kniest (I967)

519

WA reg. 1923/10.

Family: Ernest Edward Adams / Elizabeth Celia Henfry (F331)

520

WA reg. 1934/276.

Family: Charles Vivian Turner / Kathleen Ellen Washing (F202)

521

WA reg. 1940/1443.

Family: George Milton Jones / Joy Yvonne Troy (F216)

522

WA reg. 1943/1338. Buried at Perth War Cemetery, Karrakatta.

Jones, Alfred Douglas (I682)

523

WA reg. 1946/8.

Clinch, Walter Reginald (I938)

524

WA reg. 1951/935.

Mainland, Jane Drudge (I796)

525

WA reg. 1953/5. Moora Dist.

Clinch, Thomas Augustus Gus (I902)

526

WA reg. 1960/288. Karrakatta (Fremantle Cemetery) records-died aged 57 years.

Clinch, Ruth Rose (I920)

527

WA reg. 1962/1847.

Mortimer, Clara Grace (I939)

528

WA reg. 1963/1941-records parents as Ada & Thomas A. Karrakatta Cemetery -died aged 57 years.

Clinch, Peter (I914)

529

WA reg. 1964/40.

Clinch, Arthur (I901)

530

WA reg. 1973/10-died aged 63 years.

Clinch, Alexander Alick (I911)

531

WA reg. 214/77.

Adams, Ernest Edward (I1365)

532

Was a corporal in the Royal Marines according to daughter Eliza's marriage certificate

Rowley, James (I2487)

533

Was a Merchant's Clerk according to son John's marriage certificate

Goss, Henry (I2489)

534

Was a Private in HM 44th. Did not sign, made his mark on his marriage record (Source: Marriage record of Thomas Hetherington and Mary Staite Anderson).
Was a private in HM 2/10th Regiment when son born 1870 (Source: baptism record of Ellis John Hetherington)

Hetherington, Thomas (I2328)

535

Was a Private in the Royal Marines according to his marriage certificate.
Was a Serjeant in the RM in 1881 census

Goss, Henry (I2471)

536

Was a widower at time of marriage to Eliza. Color Serjeant in Royal Marines living in the Marine Barracks, East Stonehouse.
At time of his son Henry's marriage in 1872 was a timekeeper.
Record of death says he was 63 in 1879.
Buried in the Ford Park Cemetery, Section J, No. 41, Row 1.
Residence at time of death was 8 Looe Street, Plymouth, Parish of Sutton on Plym

Goss, John Huxtable (I2493)

537

Was Inspector in the Madras City Police according to spreadsheet.
Record of marriage states that he was a sergeant of police in Madras.

Mason, Robert Charles (I2088)

538

Was living in Adelaide Street, East Stonehouse, at time of marriage.

Rowley, Eliza (I2488)

539

Was schoolmaster at Khargpur (on marriage record)

Chill, Walter Churchill (I1893)

540

Was the station master at Madhupur in 1898 (daughter Susannah's burial certificate)

Whaley, Augustus Baldwin Baker (I1840)

541

Went to live in Esperance after the family moved to Perth where she stayed with her grandmother Julia Sinclair and aunt Cecila Sinclair. She went to school in Esperance and returned to live in Perth with her mother when she was about 15. (Young 1982: 50)

Taylor, Gertrude May (I1146)

542

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Rodrigues, Bernard (I2163)

543

When she married William Henry Robinson in 1871 her occupation was given as midwife and her father's name as John Nester.

Nester, Honoria (I1845)

544

Wife's death cert 1928 describes her as his widow.

Robinson, Cecil Charles (I1604)

545

William and his wife arrived on the Simon Taylor in 1842, a ship carrying about 200 new emigrants to Western Australia. The Perth Gazette noted a month after their arrival that they had all fitted in to the new colony.

The emigrants lately introduced into the colony by the "Simon Taylor" about 200 in number have found immediate employment, and have been placed in situations according to their several capabilities without the least trouble, or the annoyance of seeing them wandering about the streets. This is a wholesome state of affairs, and we hope to find many others profiting by their example, there are few attractions in the towns, it is, therefore, pleasing to find such a number dispersed throughout the colony. We believe the majority of these immigrants to be of sterling worth to a colony, we consider it our duty consequently to commend the care of the commissioners in their selection, and urge our new associates to the exercise of those qualities which have placed them in a land of plenty.
By this vessel we understand the chicken pock has been introduced into the colony, and is prevailing at Fremantle. The proper authorities should look more strictly to the enforcement of the Quarantine laws. The disorder we have noticed is not of a very serious character, but it affords us an instance of the necessity of enforcing the acts which with due deliberation have
been passed for the prevention of any accidents.

For a passenger list and some details of the Simon Taylor, see the following website:
http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/shipping/simon-t.htm

Roser, William (I452)

546

William Hallam arrived at Sydney Cove aboard the Alfred, a four hundred ton barque, on 23 July 1857. He lied about his age and occupation and said he was 22 and a farm labourer. He sailed from Liverpool on 19 April 1857 and could read and write.
[Source: Robyn Hallam's Genealogical Papers]
At time of Phoebe's marriage in 1885 was living at Cardigan Street, Carlton. The marriage certificate gives his Christian name as John, not William. Verifies that his wife was Mary Cronin. His occupation is given as peddler.
Note that Phoebe's marriage was according to the rites of the Free Church of England.
[Source: Phoebe's marriage certificate]

Hallam, William (I148)

547

WO 97, Pieces 1278-4287 (various pieces within range). The National Archives of the UK, Kew, Surrey, England.

Source (S171)

548

Young 9. 50

Had a farm in the Grass Patch area.

Taylor, Sydney Ernest (I1906)

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