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--- iw:register:b2 [2022/04/05 20:42] – [Butchard Ellenor (Pugh)] Murray Baker
+++ iw:register:b2 [2022/04/22 16:43] (current) – [Bradley Catherine/Kate (Daley then Willsher)] Gillian Baker
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   - //(f)// Nellie Bradley b. 1902 New Lambton 22945/1902 d. 1902 New Lambton
 When son William enlisted in WW1 his next of kin was his father who was initially living at Coledale but then moved to Hurstville
+====== Bradley Catherine/Kate (Daley then Willsher)   ======
+ b. 3/9/1873 McQuarie River d. 1959 Wollongong
+m. William Willisher 1908 Wollongong //div 1918//
+m. John J Bradley 1920 Lismore
+f. Michael Daly m. Margaret Collins *
+  - //(m)// William Michael John Willsher b. 1910 Wollongong d. 24/6/1910
+Living at Corrimals St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- General Servant
+WILLSHER. — In sad but loving memory of our dear little son, William Michael John, who departed this life June 24, 1910 ; aged 5 months and two days. We loved him, yes, no tongue can tell ;
+God loved him too and thought it best
+To take him home with Him to rest
+Inserted by his loving father and mother William and Catherine Willsher. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)Friday 23 June 1911 - Page 13
+SYDNEY DIVORCE COURT
+HUSBAND LEFT HOME.
+Mr. Justice Gordon in the Sydney Divorce Court this afternoon, granted a decree nisi, returnable in six months on the petition of Catherine Willsher (formerly Daley) for a dissolution of her marriage with William Willsher on the ground of desertion. The parties were married at Wollongong on May 30, 1908. according to the rites of the Roman Catholic Church. In September 1914, said petitioners husband left her, and she had not seen him since. Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931)Wednesday 26 June 1918 - Page 6
 ====== Bradley Eliza (Bradley) ======
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 ====== Burreson Rachel Ann (Donaldson then Robinson)  ======
-b. abt 1860 d. 10/1/1950 Long Jetty
+b. abt 1867  Northumberland d. 10/1/1950 Long Jetty
 m. George Robinson 1887 Wollongong divorced 1909
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 f. John Donaldson m. Isabel Foster Blake *
+Ship: Lochee 1878
   - //(f)// Frederica Donaldson b. 1882 Wollongong 19575/1882
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 Free by Servitude- Certificate of Freedom 28 Jun 1840
-Occuation: dealer in poultry
+**Convict record:**
-Sentence: 7 years
+  ; Occupation : dealer in poultry
+  ; Sentence : 7 years
-Prior Convictions: 3 mths, 6 mths
+  ; Prior Convictions : 3 mths, 6 mths
+  ; Tried : Cork 1832
-Tried: Cork 1832
+  ; Crime : robbery house
+  ; Appearance : 5’ Ruddy and Pockpitted, Hair brown, eyes, dark hazel, : Two cross scars on forehead, scar back of right wrist, small wart back of left hand,
-Crime: robbery house
-Appearance: 5’ Ruddy and Pockpitted, Hair brown, eyes, dark hazel, Two cross scars on forehead, scar back of right wrist, small wart back of left hand,
 Mother Mary Walsh and sister Ellen Walsh had been transported in about 2 years prior to her.
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 Living at Bulli in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties
-Death at Bulli.
+<blockquote>Death at Bulli\\
 MRS. BUTTERWORTH.
-It is our sad duty to record in this   issue the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Butterworth, which occurred at her home in Park Road, Bulli, last Saturday morning, deceased having reached the advanced age of 79 years. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon, the coffin being carried across from the home to the old Church cemetery  adjoining the Church of England opposite, and placed to rest between the graves of her two former husbands, Rev. C. H. Tomlinson conducting the  burial service. The late Mrs. Butterworth, who was a widow, had also previously been married to the late Mr. Joseph Pears, and as a result of the first marriage there is a family of two - Mrs. George Woods and Mr. W. G. Pears, both still residing in the district. Mrs. Butterworth is referred to in most respectful terms by all who knew her, being of regular attendance at the Church of England, and always being considered honourable and straight- forward. //Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)// **Friday 24 June 1927** p 15
+It is our sad duty to record in this   issue the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Butterworth, which occurred at her home in Park Road, Bulli, last Saturday morning, deceased having reached the advanced age of 79 years. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon, the coffin being carried across from the home to the old Church cemetery  adjoining the Church of England opposite, and placed to rest between the graves of her two former husbands, Rev. C. H. Tomlinson conducting the  burial service. The late Mrs. Butterworth, who was a widow, had also previously been married to the late Mr. Joseph Pears, and as a result of the first marriage there is a family of two - Mrs. George Woods and Mr. W. G. Pears, both still residing in the district. Mrs. Butterworth is referred to in most respectful terms by all who knew her, being of regular attendance at the Church of England, and always being considered honourable and straight- forward. <cite>//Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)// **Friday 24 June 1927** p 15</cite></blockquote>
 ====== Butterworth Mary E ======
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   - //(m)// Maurice Gorman Buxton b. 1879 Inverell 15727/1879
   - //(f)// Maude A L Buxton b. 1883 Inverell 21453/1883 (Arthur Grove 1906)
-MRS. WILLIAM BUXTON.
+<blockquote>MRS. WILLIAM BUXTON.
-One of Inverell's oldest and certainly most highly respected residents passed peacefully away to the Great Beyond on Christmas day in the person of Mrs. Buxton, relict of the late Mr.
+One of Inverell's oldest and certainly most highly respected residents passed peacefully away to the Great Beyond on Christmas day in the person of Mrs. Buxton, relict of the late Mr. William Buxton. The deceased, who had attained the ripe age of 80 years, was residing at the time of her death with her son, Mr. A. J. Buxton, of the Hotel Delungra. Up to within a week of her death the old lady had enjoyed remarkably good health, and was particularly bright and active for her advanced years. With her husband, who predeceased her some ten years ago, she came out to this country from London 53 years ago. They first settled on the Elsmore mining field, where the late Mr. Buxton was in business, but a few years later the husband transferred his business to Inverell, and the old couple resided here continuously until passing into the 'Valley of Death.' The late Mrs. Buxton was of a very charitable and loving disposition, and was held in much esteem by all with whom she came in contact. Six sons and two daughters survive, viz., Mrs. Ryan (Sydney), Mrs. Grove (Crookwell), and Messrs. Fred J. Buxton (Inverell), A. J. (Delungra), George and Robert (Inverell), Edward (Moree), and Maurice (Delungra). The remains were brought to Inverell on Boxing Day, and laid to rest in the Church of England portion of the cemetery <cite>//The Inverell Times (NSW : 1899 - 1954)// **Monday 31 December 1917** p 4</cite></blockquote>
-William Buxton. The deceased, who had attained the ripe age of 80 years, was residing at the time of her death with her son, Mr. A. J. Buxton, of the Hotel Delungra. Up to within a week of her death the old lady had enjoyed remarkably good health, and was particularly bright and active for her advanced years. With her husband, who predeceased her some ten years ago, she came out to this country from London 53 years ago. They first settled on the Elsmore mining field, where the late Mr. Buxton was in business, but a few years later the husband transferred his business to
-Inverell, and the old couple resided here continuously until passing into the 'Valley of Death.' The late Mrs. Buxton was of a very charitable and loving disposition, and was held in much esteem by all with whom she came in contact. Six sons and two daughters survive, viz., Mrs. Ryan (Sydney), Mrs. Grove (Crookwell), and Messrs. Fred J. Buxton (Inverell), A. J. (Delungra), George and Robert (Inverell), Edward (Moree), and Maurice (Delungra). The remains were brought to Inverell on Boxing Day, and laid to rest in the Church of England portion of the cemetery //The Inverell Times (NSW : 1899 - 1954)// **Monday 31 December 1917** p 4
 Son Alfred married a Gerringong girl Amelai Simpson.
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   - //(m)// Lewis W G Bye b. 1904 Woonona
   - //(m)// Wyndham H Bye b. 1907 Woonona
-An extremely pretty and interesting wedding was celebrated at Corrimal on Monday, the 9th inst., when
+<blockquote>An extremely pretty and interesting wedding was celebrated at Corrimal on Monday, the 9th inst., when Miss Katie Elizabeth Wyard, eldest daughter of Mr Geo. Wyard of this town, and Mr Lewis Wyndham Bye, late of Glamorganshire, South Wales, <cite>//The Wyalong Star and Temora and Barmedman Advertiser (West Wyalong, NSW : 1894 - 1895; 1899 - 1906)// **Tuesday 24 November 1903** p 4</cite></blockquote>
-Miss Katie Elizabeth Wyard, eldest daughter of Mr Geo. Wyard of this town, and Mr Lewis Wyndham Bye, late of Glamorganshire, South Wales, //The Wyalong Star and Temora and Barmedman Advertiser (West Wyalong, NSW : 1894 - 1895; 1899 - 1906)// **Tuesday 24 November 1903** p 4
 ====== Bylon see Boylan  ======
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 Living Brighton Hotel Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties
-BYRNE- McCAFFREY,
+<blockquote>BYRNE- McCAFFREY,
 A wedding of considerable local interest was solamnised at St. Peter's Catholic Church, Kiama, on Wednesday last, the contracting parties being Mr. Ambrose P. Byrne (of the Department of Mines, and son of Mrs. Byrne, of Waverley), and Miss Annie McCaffrey (daughter of Alderman and Mrs. McCaffrey, of the Brighton Hotel . The ceremony was performed by the Rev. M. P. Malone, who gave a nuptial mass at an earlier hour. The church was prettily decorated by the bride's girl friends, with masses of arum lilies and a large wedding bell of roses. Miss Lawler played the "Wedding March," and also rendered vocally Gounod's "Ave Maria."
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 She also wore a gold and amethyst bracelet and carried a shower bouquet, gifts of the bridegroom. Miss Mid Simmons' costume was a rose pompadour striped ninon, trimmed with applique and tulbular braid of the same shade, large hat trimmned with roses and silk. Mr. Sheedy acted as best man, and Mr. Jack McCaffrey as groomsman. At the conclusion of the ceremony a reception was held in the banqueting hall at the Brighton Hotel (the guests, to the number of upwards of 100, being received by the bride's mother), where the happy couple received the congratulations of many of their friends. …
-The happy couple left for Sydney, enroute for Melbourne and Tasmania, by the afternoon train, the station being crowded with friends and well-wishers to see them off;… //The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947)// **Wednesday 2 November 1910** p 2
+The happy couple left for Sydney, enroute for Melbourne and Tasmania, by the afternoon train, the station being crowded with friends and well-wishers to see them off;… <cite>//The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947)// **Wednesday 2 November 1910** p 2</cite></blockquote>
 ====== Byrnes Bridget ======
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   - //(m)// William F Moore b. 1896 Camden
   - //(f)// Ethel Jane Moore b. 1898 Camden d. 3/2/1898 Camden
-Camden.—A warrant has been issued by the Camden Bench for the arrest of CHARLES WILLIAM BYRNE, charged with wife desertion. He is 46 years of age, 6 feet high, thin build, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes; a labourer; is believed to be working in a sugar mill at Childers, Queensland. Complainant, Jane Elizabeth Byrne, Camden. Arrest desired within this State. Complainant is in destitute circumstances. New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930)Wednesday 28 April 1926 - Page 232
+<blockquote>Camden.—A warrant has been issued by the Camden Bench for the arrest of CHARLES WILLIAM BYRNE, charged with wife desertion. He is 46 years of age, 6 feet high, thin build, fair complexion, brown hair, blue eyes; a labourer; is believed to be working in a sugar mill at Childers, Queensland. Complainant, Jane Elizabeth Byrne, Camden. Arrest desired within this State. Complainant is in destitute circumstances. <cite>New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930) **Wednesday 28 April 1926** Page 232</cite></blockquote>
-MRS BYRNE
+<blockquote>MRS BYRNE
 After being confined to her bed for the past eight weeks, Mrs Jane Elizabeth Byrne; passed away at her residence, Broughton Street, Camden, on Tuesday afternoon. The deceased lady who was 72 years old, had been ailing for about twelve months and never fully recovered from the shock received when she fell and broke an arm.
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 The funeral wilI take place, this Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, for the Catholic cemetery, Camden.
-The oldest living relative of Mrs. Byrne is Mr. Simon Cook, an uncle, who has reached the wonderful age of 105 years. Mr. Cook resides on the South Coast. The Picton Post (NSW : 1907 - 1954)Wednesday 22 June 1932 - Page 5
+The oldest living relative of Mrs. Byrne is Mr. Simon Cook, an uncle, who has reached the wonderful age of 105 years. Mr. Cook resides on the South Coast. <cite>The Picton Post (NSW : 1907 - 1954) **Wednesday 22 June 1932** Page 5</cite></blockquote>
 Second marriage under maiden name
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 Husband a teacher.
-MRS. E. BYRNES
+<blockquote>MRS. E. BYRNES
-The death occurred last night in a private hospital in Wagga of Mrs. Ellie Byrnes, the wife of Mr. Edwin Byrnes, formerly headmaster of the South Wagga Public School. Mrs. Byrnes was in her sixty-fifth year, had been in ill health for some years, and entered the hospital about 6 weeks ago. Since Mr. Byrnes retired from the service of the Education Department he and Mrs. Byrnes spent much of their time with two of their married daughters, Mesdames A. T. White, of Borambola, and P. W. Simpson, of Forest Hill. The other members of the family are Mrs. G. Short, of Merrybigga, and Miss Gwen Byrnes of Sydney, who has been spending a holiday at Wagga as the guest of Miss Consie Dobney. It was while on a visit to Mrs. White that Mrs. Byrnes became so ill that it was necessary for her to come to Wagga for medical attention. During the many years, she had lived in Wagga. Mrs. Byrnes devoted herself with much energy to the work of the Wagga
+The death occurred last night in a private hospital in Wagga of Mrs. Ellie Byrnes, the wife of Mr. Edwin Byrnes, formerly headmaster of the South Wagga Public School. Mrs. Byrnes was in her sixty-fifth year, had been in ill health for some years, and entered the hospital about 6 weeks ago. Since Mr. Byrnes retired from the service of the Education Department he and Mrs. Byrnes spent much of their time with two of their married daughters, Mesdames A. T. White, of Borambola, and P. W. Simpson, of Forest Hill. The other members of the family are Mrs. G. Short, of Merrybigga, and Miss Gwen Byrnes of Sydney, who has been spending a holiday at Wagga as the guest of Miss Consie Dobney. It was while on a visit to Mrs. White that Mrs. Byrnes became so ill that it was necessary for her to come to Wagga for medical attention. During the many years, she had lived in Wagga. Mrs. Byrnes devoted herself with much energy to the work of the Wagga Benevolent Society, and had been a worker for St. John's Church of England. Many people have cause to be grateful to Mrs. Byrnes for assistance always given unstintedly, andthey will learn of her death with regret. The sympathy of the community will be extended to Mr. Byrnes and members of the family. Mrs. Byrnes, who was born at Parramatta, was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John J. Miller. The funeral will take place from St. John's Church of England, Wagga, <cite>//Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga, NSW : 1911 - 1954)// **Monday 25 May 1931** p 2</cite></blockquote>
-Benevolent Society, and had been a worker for St. John's Church of England. Many people have cause to be grateful to Mrs. Byrnes for assistance always given unstintedly, andthey will learn of her death with regret. The sympathy of the community will be extended to Mr. Byrnes and members of the family. Mrs. Byrnes, who was born at Parramatta, was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John J. Miller. The funeral will take place from St. John's Church of England, Wagga, //Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga, NSW : 1911 - 1954)// **Monday 25 May 1931** p 2
 ====== Byrnes Janet ======
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   - //(m)// John Desmond Byron b. 1904 Wollongong 18286/1904 d. 1976 NSW
   - //(m)// Allen A Byron b. 1905 Wollongong 29662/1905 d. 1905
-Golden Weddings BYRON-LUPER.-February 16, 1887, at Albion Park, bv Rev, Father P. J. Ryan, John, eldest son of the late Edward and Hanorah Byron, of Wollongong, to Elizabeth, third daughter of the late James and Marla Luper, of Avondale. Present address, Crown-street, West Wollongong. //The Sydney Morning Herald// **27 February 1937**
+<blockquote>Golden Weddings BYRON-LUPER.-February 16, 1887, at Albion Park, bv Rev, Father P. J. Ryan, John, eldest son of the late Edward and Hanorah Byron, of Wollongong, to Elizabeth, third daughter of the late James and Marla Luper, of Avondale. Present address, Crown-street, West Wollongong. <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald// **27 February 1937**</cite></blockquote>
-BYRON.—October 3, 1942, at her residence,   164 Crown Street, West Wollongong, Elizabeth Byron, beloved wife of John Byron and dear mother of Ivy (deceased), Edward (Blackheath), Jim, Reggie, Ray (Katoomba), Eileen (Mrs. W. McLeod), and Des (Katoomba), in her 81st year. Interred Catholic Cemetery, Wollongong, October 4.
+<blockquote>BYRON.—October 3, 1942, at her residence,   164 Crown Street, West Wollongong, Elizabeth Byron, beloved wife of John Byron and dear mother of Ivy (deceased), Edward (Blackheath), Jim, Reggie, Ray (Katoomba), Eileen (Mrs. W. McLeod), and Des (Katoomba), in her 81st year. Interred Catholic Cemetery, Wollongong, October 4.</blockquote>
 Living Dapto Rd Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties
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 Niece of John Carroll see Carroll?
-Mrs. E. Bjyron, sen., whose death was reported in a recent issue, was a native of the Co. Limerick, Ireland, and arrived in the lllawarra district in May, 1855, al the early ago of 15 years and 9 months. She had, therefore, been a resident of 60 years at the time of her demise, having resided between Shellharbor and Wollongong the whole of that time, 42 years being spent in the latter town. She was married at Jumberoo on Christmas Day, 1857, to the late Mr. Ed. .Byron, sen., whose death occurred in 1889. The deceased was of an extremely charitable disposition, and was warmly attached to her Church. Even in the early days, when residing at Dapto, she was known to walk from Dapto to Shellhnrbor and back, carrying a child, so that she would not miss Mass. She died fortilied by the rites of her Church, the Very Rev. P. M. Dunne, Rev. Father McNally, and the Sisters of St. Mary's Convent being constant visitors to her bedside. (Sons were very active in the community and how the community reacted to her passing) The deceased is survived by six sons, four daughters, fifty grandchildren, and two great grand children
+<blockquote>Mrs. E. Bjyron, sen., whose death was reported in a recent issue, was a native of the Co. Limerick, Ireland, and arrived in the lllawarra district in May, 1855, al the early ago of 15 years and 9 months. She had, therefore, been a resident of 60 years at the time of her demise, having resided between Shellharbor and Wollongong the whole of that time, 42 years being spent in the latter town. She was married at Jumberoo on Christmas Day, 1857, to the late Mr. Ed. .Byron, sen., whose death occurred in 1889. The deceased was of an extremely charitable disposition, and was warmly attached to her Church. Even in the early days, when residing at Dapto, she was known to walk from Dapto to Shellhnrbor and back, carrying a child, so that she would not miss Mass. She died fortilied by the rites of her Church, the Very Rev. P. M. Dunne, Rev. Father McNally, and the Sisters of St. Mary's Convent being constant visitors to her bedside. (Sons were very active in the community and how the community reacted to her passing) The deceased is survived by six sons, four daughters, fifty grandchildren, and two great grand children
-As a neighbour and friend the late Mrs. Byron will be missed by many, as in time of sickness and sorrow she was always a walling helper. //Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)// **Friday 11 June 1915** p 4
+As a neighbour and friend the late Mrs. Byron will be missed by many, as in time of sickness and sorrow she was always a walling helper. <cite>//Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)// **Friday 11 June 1915** p 4</cite></blockquote>
 ====== Byron Johanna see Flahey ======
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   - //(m)// Matthew Byron b. 1906 Wollongong 30542/1906
   - //(m)// Leo Byron b.
-BYRON Mary Ann -September l8 1950 at her daughter Winifred’s residence 12 Keira Street Wollongong late of 2 Charlotte Street Wollongong widow of Matthew Byron and dear mother of Gertrude (Mrs H Martin) Edward (Woollahra) Evelyn Vera and John (deceased) Dorothea (Mrs J Stuart) Winifred(Mrs H Chalker) Matthew and Leo (Kirribilli) aged 85 years //The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)// **Tuesday 19 September 1950**
+<blockquote>BYRON Mary Ann -September l8 1950 at her daughter Winifred’s residence 12 Keira Street Wollongong late of 2 Charlotte Street Wollongong widow of Matthew Byron and dear mother of Gertrude (Mrs H Martin) Edward (Woollahra) Evelyn Vera and John (deceased) Dorothea (Mrs J Stuart) Winifred(Mrs H Chalker) Matthew and Leo (Kirribilli) aged 85 years <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)// **Tuesday 19 September 1950**</cite></blockquote>
 Living Crown St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties
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 Living Charlotte St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties
-BYRON — 22nd September, 1941, at her residence, 49 Burelli street, Wollongong, Mary Ann Byron, widow of the late Thomas Byron,and dear mother of Arthur, Thomas, Roy (Blue), Alfred (Kelly) Mary, and Eric; aged 65 years. Interred 23rd, Catholic Cemetery Wollongong. //South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)// **Friday 26 September 1941** p 9
+<blockquote>BYRON — 22nd September, 1941, at her residence, 49 Burelli street, Wollongong, Mary Ann Byron, widow of the late Thomas Byron,and dear mother of Arthur, Thomas, Roy (Blue), Alfred (Kelly) Mary, and Eric; aged 65 years. Interred 23rd, Catholic Cemetery Wollongong. <cite>//South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)// **Friday 26 September 1941** p 9</cite></blockquote>
 ====== Bytheway Isabella (Goodliffe)  ======
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   - //(f)// Minnie Bytheway b. 1889 Waratah (William Pope 1910)
   - //(m)// Arthur Bytheway b. 1895 Swansea
-MRS. ISABELLA BYTHEWAY.
+<blockquote>MRS. ISABELLA BYTHEWAY.
 Mrs. Isabella Bytheway-one of the oldest, residents of Newcastle district-died at her home in Young-road, East Lambton, aged 94.
-She came from England on the sailing ship Delarie 73 years ago. The ship landed in Queensland, where her husband, who died 26 years ago, obtained employment with the Department of Railways. They came to Newcastle after nine months. Mrs. Bytheway is survived by a family of five-Messrs. Edward and Arthur Bytheway (New Lambton) and Mesdames E. Furow (East Lambton), A. Jarvis (East Lambton), and W. Pope (Maitland). She had 12 grand children, 15 great-grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren. Rev. R. R. Sansom officiated at the home and in the Church of England part of Sandgate cemetery. //Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954)// **Thursday 20 October 1949** p 7
+She came from England on the sailing ship Delarie 73 years ago. The ship landed in Queensland, where her husband, who died 26 years ago, obtained employment with the Department of Railways. They came to Newcastle after nine months. Mrs. Bytheway is survived by a family of five-Messrs. Edward and Arthur Bytheway (New Lambton) and Mesdames E. Furow (East Lambton), A. Jarvis (East Lambton), and W. Pope (Maitland). She had 12 grand children, 15 great-grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren. Rev. R. R. Sansom officiated at the home and in the Church of England part of Sandgate cemetery. <cite>//Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954)// **Thursday 20 October 1949** p 7</cite></blockquote>
 ====== Bywater Mary (Evans then Jones) ======
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 Living Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a miner.
-BYWATER-JONES.-September 13, at Bulli, by the Rev. R. H. Waugh, M.A., James Bywater to Mary Jones, both of Bulli.    //The Sydney Morning Herald// **17 September 1880**
+<blockquote>BYWATER-JONES.-September 13, at Bulli, by the Rev. R. H. Waugh, M.A., James Bywater to Mary Jones, both of Bulli.    <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald// **17 September 1880**</cite></blockquote>
 Husband charged with having embezzled certain moneys of Illawarra and District Council of Australian Labor in 1898, he was arrested in July at Fingal in Tasmania. He was also a member of the Bulli Mine Disaster rescue parties.
-MINERS' TROUBLES AT WOONONA.
+<blockquote>MINERS' TROUBLES AT WOONONA.\\
+THREE WOMEN CHARGED WITH RIOTOUS BEHAVIOUR.\\
-THREE WOMEN CHARGED WITH
-RIOTOUS BEHAVIOUR.
 SOUTH BULLI MINERS AND KEROSENE TINS.
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 Mrs. Bywater came out from her own house with an old kerosene tin, and, on the public road, started tin-kettling me. She beat the tin with a stick, and came towards my place. Mrs. Bywater's husband is secretary to the miners, or something like that.
-Lengthy article //Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW: 1856 - 1950)// **Saturday 10 February 1894** p 2
+Lengthy article <cite>//Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW: 1856 - 1950)// **Saturday 10 February 1894** p 2</cite></blockquote>