b. abt 1868 Witchbury Staffordshire d. 12/3/1950 Coledale br. Helensburgh

m. Thomas Higgins (abt 1859 - 25/8/1936 Helensburgh Son of Thomas Higgins & Mary) 1/2/1890 Chesters Hill Durham

f. Michael Lavelle m. Bridget Wall

1. (f) Mary E Higgins b. abt 1891
2. (m) John T Higgins b. 1893 Woonona 39709/1893
3. (f) Margaret Higgins b. 1894 Woonona 38380/1894
4. (f) Catherine Higgins b. 1897 Helensburgh 12807/1897
5. (f) Alice C Higgins b. 1899 Helensburgh 12545/1899
6. (f) Josephine Higgins b. 27/3/1901 Helensburgh 13256/1901 (Sister Martha of the Josephites)
7. (f) Teresa M Higgins b. 1903 Helensburgh 12583/1903
8. (f) Norah Higgins b. 1906 Helensburgh 24594/1906

Husband, father and father-in-law all coal miners.

Living Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

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Living Crown St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

m. John Higgins

1. (f) Sarah A Higgins b. 1855 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong
2. (f) Mary Higgins b. 1859 Shoalhaven
3. (m) Edward Higgins b. 1862 Shoalhaven
4. (f) Elizabeth Higgins b. 1864 Shoalhaven

b. 1880 Goulburn d. 1/11/1959 Sydney

m. Roland Henry Higgins (abt 1876 -) 1900 Bowral

f. Robert Seaman m. Ellen

1. (m) Muriel E Higgins b. 1901 Wollongong 37572/1901 d. 1978 (Arthur Findlay 1924)
2. (f) Eileen M Higgins b. 1904 Millthorpe
3. (f) Thomas Henry Higgins b. 18/7/1905 Orange

m. Thomas Higgins

1. (f) Catherine S Higgins b. 1884 Wollongong 22860/1884

b. 7/7/1852 Fig Tree V18521762 121A/1852 d. 8/7/1888 Wollongong

f. Hugh Higgins m. Sarah McDermott *

HIGGINS.-On July 8th, at her residence, Market-square, Wollongong. Rebecca Mary Agatha, youngest daughter of the late Hugh Higgins, of Fig Tree, Wollongong. The Sydney Morning Herald 16 July 1888

b. abt 1812 Sligo Ireland d. 5/2/1874 Mount Keira br. Wollongong General

m. Hugh Higgins (1807 Sligo Ireland - 4/3/1877)

1. (f) Elizabeth Higgins b. abt 1831 ? d. 17/12/1889 Fountaindale Kiama ( Edward Grainger 1857)
2. (f) Mary Higgins * b. abt 1834 d. 9/3/1911 Keiraville (Andrew Young 1862 )
3. (f) Sarah Higgins * b. 1841 RC Sydney d. 4/8/1929 Paddington ( Phillip Smith 1877)
4. (m) Thomas Higgins b. 20/8/1840 Wollongong
5. (f) Anne Higgins b. 15/10/1846 Fig Tree
6. (f) Julia Higgins b. 24/5/1848 Wollongong
7. (f) Rebecca Mary Agatha Higgins * b. 7/7/1852 Fig Tree d. 8/7/1888 Wollongong

HIGGINS.— At her residence, Mount Keira, Sarah, the beloved wife of Hugh Higgins, aged 62 years. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 10 February 1874 p 2

Mt Keira Hotel

In 1846 Hugh Higgins built a single storey brick building with a wide veranda on the main road south of Wollongong, now 59 Princes Highway, Figtree. After Higgins returned from the Californian goldfields the building was upgraded and used as an 'Inn'. The Inn was distinguished by its rose gardens and two fig trees planted by Higgins in 1865. The fig tree on the south side still stands today. http://www.wollongong.nsw.gov.au/library/onlineresources/suburbprofiles/pages/figtree.aspx

d. 1908 Paddington

m. Richard Higgins 1890 Sydney

f. Edward Corbett m. Martha P

1. (f) Mary E Higgins b. 1892 Paddington d. 1912 Sydney
2. (m) Thomas E Higgins b. 1893 Wollongong 39301/1893
3. (f) Martha Edward Higgins b. 1895 Wollongong 9128/1895
4. (f) Elizabeth Higgins b. 1896 Sydney
5. (m) John Richard Higgins b. 1898 Paddington
6. (m) Charles Samuel Higgins b. 1900 Paddington d. 1945 Bankstown
7. (m) Peter David Higgins b. 1902 Paddington d. 1966 Parramatta
8. (f) Kathleen S Higgins b. 1903 Paddington
9. (m) Henry Higgins b. 1905 Paddington d. 1905 Paddington

b. 1857 Chippendale d. 1931 Braidwood

m. Thomas Higgs (21/9/1849 Braidwood -2/3/1929 Berry Son of Jesse Higgs & Anne Jarvis) 23/11/1881 St Bede’s Appin 3351/1881

f. Charles Behringer m. Catherine Brant

1. (m) Thomas A Higgs b. 1882 Braidwood 12862/1882
2. (f) Ann M Higgs b. 1884 Braidwood 15246/1884
3. (f) Cecilia C Higgs b. 1886 Braidwood 16503/1886
4. (f) Ruby M Higgs b. 1888 Moruya 21134/1888
5. (f) Helena J Higgs b. 1889 Moruya 20157/1889
6. (m) George Goodwin Higgs b. 14/10/1890 Wollongong 38117/1890
7. (f) Gladys Mary Higgs b. 3/6/1893 Garden Hill 39288/1893

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=monaropioneers&id=I202699

b. 1861 Jamberoo d. 16/9/1939 Jamberoo 16489/1939 br Jamberoo General

m. James Bowler Higgs (8/10/1857 Braidwood - 9 Jun 1939 Son of Jesse Higgs & Anne Jarvis) 1883 Goulburn 3490/1883

f. William Purnell m. Elizabeth Keevers *

1. (m) George Higgs b. 1884 Kiama 23372/1884
2. (f) Annie Higgs b. 1885 Robertson (James W Pearson 1907)
3. (f) Mary Higgs b. 1887 Robertson
4. (f) Elizabeth Higgs b. 1888 Robertson (Frederick A Neilson 1924)
5. (f) Ellen J Higgs b. 1890 Robertson (William V Vidler 1911, Reinhart Schenk 1934)
6. (m) James Higgs b. 1892 Robertson
7. (f) Ada M Higgs b. 1894 Kiama 17629/1894
8. (m) Jesse Albert Higgs b. 1896 Robertson
9. (m) John H Higgs b. 1898 Robertson
10. (m) Thomas Rod Higgs b. 1902 Robertson

Lived at Pheasant Ground near Robertson. Husband was a farmer and maintained the Jamberoo Mountain road for the council, they then moved to Drawalls (Bob’s Flat) and then in about 1929 they returned to Jamberoo.

Obituary The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 20 September 1939 p 2 Article

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=monaropioneers&id=I94579

b.1861 Half Moon Mongarlowe d. 10/8/1953 Randwick br. Braidwood

m. Joseph Higgs (17/3/1853-15/7/1939 Braidwood Son of Jesse Higgs & Anne Jarvis) 1884 Braidwood

f. Lynn Shepherd m. Harriet

1. (f) Ethel Higgs b. 1885 Braidwood (Grey)
2. (m) Arthur Higgs b. 1888 Kiama 26381/1888 d. 1937 Goulburn
3. (m) George Higgs b. 1890 Kiama 17784/1890 d. 1890 Kiama
4. (m) Alfred Higgs b. 1891 Kiama 18021/1891 d. 1919 Newtown
5. (m) Leslie Higgs b. 1897 Braidwood
6. (f) Harriett L Higgs b. 1899 Braidwood (Miller)
7. (m) Albert Higgs b. 1901 Braidwood d. 1983

MRS. SELINA HIGGS

By the passing of Mrs. Selina Higgs, which occurred at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Miller, in Sydney, on 10th August, the Braidwood district loses another of its grand old pioneers, a lady who had been a splendid citizen and who enjoyed the respect of everyone who had the privilege of her acquaintance.

Born at Half Moon, Mongarlowe, 92 years ago, she was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Shepherd, who had come to the district in the early days attracted by stories of the rich gold strikes being made in the locality of Mongarlowe. These old settlers lived there for some time, going on a farm after the gold rush had petered out. That farm still goes by the name of “Shepherd's.” Their daughter, Selina, was married at Braidwood to Mr. Joseph Higgs, member of another fine old family, the couple going to Jamberoo, where Mr. Higgs was employed for some years. Later they came back to Braidwood, acquiring a farm at Meroo, which, they worked for many years and which is still being run by one of the sons, Leslie. Her husband predeceased her 18 years ago.

The late Mrs. Higgs was a quiet, reserved lady, who took no part in public affairs, devoting all her life to her own home and to her family. A kindly, hospitable old soul and a generous neighbour, her good deeds were done unostentationsly and without any desire for publicity or thought of reward. The Higgs' home was noted for its hospitality. In later life the couple were familiar figures in Braidwood on shopping day as they drove in by horse and sulky to secure their provisions.

About eight years ago Mrs. Higgs went to Sydney to live with her daughter, Mrs. Miller, and remained there till the time of her death. She had enjoyed good health for practically the whole of her life, being able to get about till some six months ago.

A family of one daughter, Harriett, Mrs. Miller, of Sydney, and two sons, Leslie (Meroo) and Albert (Braidwood) survive, to whom the “Review” extends sincere sympathy. A daughter, Mrs. W. Gray and two sons, Arthur and Alfred, predeceased her.

The funeral took place at Braidwood on 12th August, Rev. E. Cutcliffe officiating at the service at the church and also at the graveside. The Braidwood Review and District Advocate (NSW : 1915 - 1954) Tuesday 1 September 1953 p 2

d. 1924 Marrickville

m. Charles John Highland ( abt 1854- 17/6/1908 Annadale Son of Gustavius Highland & Sophia) 1880 Wollongong 5478/1880

f. John Mannise m. Bridget/Brigid

1. (m) Charles Albert E Highland b. 1882 Waterloo d. 1955 Glen Innes
2. (f) Hilda May Highland b. 1883 Waterloo d. 25/11/1892 Annandale
3. (f) Elsie M M Highland b. 1886 Sydney (George Carter)

Her husband was a pioneer in the supply of electricity in NSW see http://ramin.com.au/annandale/story3-electricity.shtml

SYDNEY QUARTER SESSIONS.

Richard May, Annie Roberts, Frederick Alfred Taylor, and Margaret Theresa Highland, conspiracy. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 11 December 1907 p 7

Charged with conspiring to pervert the course of justice but was acquitted.

b. abt 1831

m. Edgar Hilder (abt 1831 St Leonards, Sussex, England- 1910 Newtown)1853 Newington Surrey

Ship: Emma 1857

1. (m) George Walter Hilder b. abt 1855 d. 1885 Woolloomooloo (Annie Tonzell Smith 1880)
2. (f) Maud Hilder b. abt 1857
3. (m) Alfred J Hilder b. 1858 Camden 6091/1858
4. (f) Isabella A Hilder b. 1861 Wollongong 14461/1861
5. (f) Anne Hilder b. 1863 Wollongong 15103/1863
6. (f) Alice A Hilder b. d. 1863 Wollongong
7. (f) Grace E Hilder b. 1865 Wollongong 17027/1865
8. (f) Martha Hilder b. 1867 Wollongong 17926/1867 (William G Platt 1891)

Living at Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 7/3/1816 Mountfield Sussex d. 1869 Elderslie /Camden

m. James Hilder (11/2/1814 Mountfield Sussex -8/6/1910 Elderslie Son of Jesse Hilder & Mary Sellens)

f. James Hilder m. Mary Dollage

1. (m) Benjamin Hilder b. 14/1/1841 Dapto bp. Weslyan Methodist Sydney d. 1/9/1886 Gunning
2. (f) Mary Hilder b. 25/3/1843 Wollongong bp. Weslyan Methodist Sydney d. 1932 Burwood
3. (f) Eliza Hilder b. 1845 bp. Weslyan Methodist Wollongong
4. (m) James Hilder b. 1848 bp Weslyan Methodist Camden
5. (m) James Hilder b. 1851 bp. CofE Camden
6. (f) Harriet Hilder b. 1854 bp. CofE Camden
7. (f) Sarah J Hilder b. 1856 Camden
8. (m) William J Hilder b. 1859 Camden

http://mepnab.netau.net/h/hilder.html

b. 1871 Backforest d. 27/11/1938 Bulli cr. Woronora

m. John Joseph Hiles 1892 Sydney

f. John Weller m. Ann

1. (f) Violet M Hiles b. 1893 Nowra (A A Glass)

Living Bulli in 1903 Electoral Roll –Hospital matron

Husband a hospital attendant/ wardsman

OBITUARY
LATE EMILY HILES

After having been a patient in Bulli Hospital for over two month's, and for the last few days of which she was in an unconscious state, Mrs. Emily Hiles passed peacefully away in that institution at' 9:30 o'clock last Sunday night, death being due to cerebral haemorrhaee.

At the special wish of deceased, the funeral was of a private nature, leaving the hospital at 2:30 p.m. on Monday, and proceeding to the crematorium at Woronora, where a Church of England service was conducted.

For some time past her health had been noticeably failing, and every care and attention was given by her husband and daughter and other friends, including Mrs. M. Ansell, who came over from West Australia, two months ago especially to help and comfort her friend of many years standing.

The late Mrs. Hiles, who was 67 years of age, was born at Backforest, on the Shoalhaven River, being a daugher of the late John and late Ann Weller, well-known identities of that far South Coast district. Always strong and vigorous as a girl of only 16 years, she went to her first appoint ment as a nurse at the mental asylum at Callan Park, where she remained five years and met her future husband, who also was an employee at that institution, and to whom she was married at the age of 21 years, the young couple moved off to Kangaroo Valley and entering into business.

However, the call of hospital work had its claim on both and after two years they accepted the dual positions in control of the hospital at Singleton, which they retained for five years and then their enterprise prompted them to open a private hospital in the same town and they continued with it for a couple of years, until the call came from Bulli; and at the latter town; in 1902, they took up dual positions, as at Singleton, in control of Bulli Hospital. In 1908 both resigned, as Mr.

Hiles had been selected as Health Inspector for Bulli Shire Council, but deceased had so established herself inthe confidence of all sufferers, that she was persuaded by Dr. Dixon to act as nursing assistant at his Bulli surgery, and in which capacity, she continued at the same surgery alternately with Dr. Dixon, Dr. McPherson and Dr. Crossle over a period of many years.

In 1925 deceased went to Cessnock with her husband, latter being appointed Health Inspector for the local Council, but after a couple of years they returned to Bulli.

The late Mrs. Hiles won, the love and respect of everybody in the community who had the privilege of her nursing attention, her capability, thoroughness and human understanding, being, exceptional, and her kindly and charitable advice and help was never failing when required by all and sundry. Unconsciously she won her way to the rank of perhaps one of the district's most outstanding lady personality, and she retained that honorable status right to the end.

During the Boer War she was of great service in Red Cross work at Singleton, and at Bulli she was readily, among the band or ladies who formed the local branch of the Red Cross Society during the last war, and it was stated by herself that one of her greatest pleasures in life was to be visited in Bulli Hospital only a couple of months ago and be presented with a Red Cross long service medal. The humane work as a nurse, and the public spiritedness of this lady will remain forever in the minds of the vast number privileged to know her.

Sympathy is being freely conveyed, not only locally but from other States In the Commonwealth, to the sorrowing husband and daughter (Violet, Mrs A. A. Glass, of Lane Cove), who have truly suffered an Irreparable loss. There are two grandchildren Joan and John. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 2 December 1938 p 14

b. 1825 South Petherton Somerset d. 21/11/1905 Bulli br. St Augustine’s Bulli

m. Charles Hill (South Petherton Somerset-6/7/1879 Bulli Son of William Hill & Mary Grinter) 19/3/1849 South Petherton

f. Samuel Gummer m. Harriet (Father buried with her and her husband)

Ship: 1857 Tarter

Occuaption Dressmaker

1. (f) Mary Elizabeth Hill b. 5/2/1850 Sth Petherton
2. (f) Dinah Hill * b. 29/5/1852 Sth Petherton d. 3/3/1934 Appin (William Loveday 1871)
3. (m) William Hill b. 24/4/1855 Sth Petherton
4. (m) James Hill b. 8/10/1858 Bulli 13521/1858 d. 22/2/1917
5. (m) John Hill b. 9/11/1860 Bulli 14038/1860 d. (Elvira Doyle * 1895)
6. (f) Harriet Hill * b. 14/3/1863 Bulli 14988/1863 (Daniel Harrison 1885)  
7. (f) Emma Hill * b. 31/1/1868 Bulli 18086/1868 d. Clifton ( Samuel Bishop 1889)
8. (f) Mary Ann Hill * b. 4/8/1871 Bulli 19608/1871 d. Woonona (John Warren 1901)

Living Bulli Pit in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Husband a journeyman wheelwright carpenter and sawyer who became bankrupt in 1864. He had been ill and not worked for the last 3 months while his wife had also been ill for 6 months. He owed monies to eight tradesmen in Bulli and Wollongong. Three others owed him monies.

b. 4/9/1871 Ultimo d. 26/2/1837 Kogarah br. Woronora

m. Augustus Walter Hill (1867 St George -1939 Sutherland Son of Rowland A Hill & Ann Elizabeth) 1/9/1891 Surrey Hills

f. David Lutton m. Teresa Elsie Stephens

1. (m) George Augustus Hill b. 1897 Newtown 5630/1897 d. Nowra
2. (f) Mabel Victoria Hill b. 1892 Marrickville
3. (f) Elsie T Hill b. 1894 Newtown
4. (m) Stephen H Hill b. 1899 Hurstville
5. (f) Violet M Hill b. 1901 Helensburgh 22698/1901
6. (f) Heather Jean Hill b. 18/10/1903 Helensburgh 30642/1903 d.
7. (f) Emma Beatrice Hill b. 5/3/1906 Helensburgh 13906/1906
8. (f) Sylvia S Hill b. 1908 Sutherland
9. (f) Edith A Hill b. 1911 Sutherland

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~braidwood/pafg09.htm

b. abt 1866 d. 7/9/1912 br. Helensburgh

m. William Henry Hill ( -30/12/1912 Son of William Hill & Elizabeth)1884 Woonona 5428/1884

f. Isaac Wales m. Mary Coulthard *

1. (f) Mary Elizabeth Hill b. 1884 Woonona 23056/1884 d. 22/6/1958 (David Gash )  
2. (f) Violet Millecent Hill b. 1887 Woonona 25181/1887 d. 1968 Wollongong (Charles E Jackson 1911)
3. (m) William Hill b. 1889 Woonona 24702/1889
4. (m) David John Hill b. 1891 Woonona 39086/1891 d. 16/5/9/1948 Helensburgh (Mary E Read)
5. (m) Thomas Vincent Hill b. 1894 Woonona 38352/1894 d. 1953 Newtown
6. (f) Myra M Hill b. 1896 Helensburgh 22115/1896
7. (m) Isaac Gladstone Hill b. 1898 Helensburgh 21862/1898 d. 1968 St Leonards  
8. (m) George R Hill b. 1900 Helensburgh 22621/1900
9. (m) Albert E Hill b. 1902 Helensburgh 22554/1902 d. 1902 Helensburgh
10. (f) Merla M Hill b. 1903 Helensburgh 21645/1903
11. (f) Madeline Harriet Hill b. 1905 Helensburgh 33889/1905 d. 7/1/1990 (John C Clarke)  
12. (f) Myrtle A Hill b. 1906 Helensburgh 24621/1906 d. 1906 Helensburgh
13. (m) Leslie Clifton Henry Hill b. 1907 Helensburgh 35899/1907 d. 29/11/1974 ( Margaret Cox)
14. (m) Frederick L Hill b. 1911 Helensburgh 28691/1911 d. 1911 Helensburgh
15. (m) Lawrence J Hill b. d. 1912 Helensburgh

Living Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Husband a miner who became insolvent in 1896

Husband a storekeeper at Bulli Insolvent in 1884

HILL.—Sept 7, at her residence, Vera-street, Helensburgh. Annie Mary Elizabeth, the beloved wife of William Henry Hill, in her 46th year. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW: 1900 - 1954) Friday 13 September 1912 p 13

b. abt 1814 Tipperary d. 21/9/1884 Wollongong br. Wollongong Espisc.

m William Whiffen Hill (1805 Cambridge- 14/8/1875 Wollongong) 18/9/1837 Charcoal /Dapto

f. John Coffee m. Margaret Rourke

Ship: pos Lady McNaghten 1837

1. (f) Martha Hill * b. 1838 CofE Dapto/Wollongong d. 1902 Mt Kembla ( Thomas Morris 1853)
2. (m) William Hill b. 1841 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong
3. (f) Margaret Hill b. 29/3/1843 Wollongong d 1846
4. (f) Mary Ann Hill * b. 14.08.1845 Springhill d. 22/7/1924 Wollongong (Joseph Judd 1861)
5. (m) John Hill b. 1848 bp. CofE Dapto:Wollongong
6. (f) Hannah Hill b. 1851 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong d. 1863 Sydney
7. (f) Maria Hill * b. 22/12/1853 ( Ira Parsons 1878)
8. (f) Susan /Susannah Hill * b. 11/3/1857 Bandy Creek 12213/1857 (James Williamson 1885)

When the Lady Macnaghten set sail from Cork Harbour, it contained over 400 emigrants from Ireland, and a sprinkling from England and Scotland, but when it limped into Sydney Harbour in February 1837, disease was raging on board and the immigrants and crew were dying from typhoid.

HILL. — On the 21st inst., at the residence of Mr. Ira Parsons, Catherine Hill, relict of the late William Hill, aged 70 years, leaving six children, thirty grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren to mourn their loss. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 23 September 1884 p 2

b. Hargraves d. 8/12/1939 br. Woronora

m. Alfred Johnstone Hill (-29/4/1945 Kogarah Son of William Hill & Margaret Melody) 12/10/1898 Sydney 6915/1898

f. Thomas Spratt m. Mary

1. (m) Noel Sleeman J Hill b. 1900 Kiama 32344/1900 d. 1970 Sydney
2. (f) Viola A M Hill b. 1903 Kiama 21929/1903
3. (m) Vincent William Alfred Hill b. 1906 Kiama 24975/1906 d. 3/3/1997 Killara
4. (m) Owen Thomas Henry Hill b. 10/6/1908 Jamberoo 25595/1908 d. 14/7/1987 Earlwood

Living Jamberoo in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a bank manager.

A marriage was celebrated recently at St Phillip's Church between Mr. Alfred Johnstone Hill, of Jamberoo, and Miss Clara Spratt, of Newtown. The bride, who was given away by Mr.Edmund O'Dwyer, wore a dress,of white silk, with chiffon: trimming, hat ensuite. She was attended by two bridesmaids, Miss Hill and Miss Dent, who were dressed alike in white lawn. Mr. .William Hill; acted as best man, while. Mr Robert Hill was groomsman. After the ceremony Mrs. Hill held a reception at Quong Tart's rooms, and entertained about 100 guests… Among the Invited guests were: Mr. and Mrs. R. Wells-Humbley, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund O'Dwyer, Miss Spratt, the Misses Dent, Miss Hill, Rev. W. A. Charlton, Mr. and Mrs. Rodger, Mr. and Miss O'Dwyer,-Miss Rich, Mr. and Mrs. Ward, and many others. Australian Town and Country Journal (NSW: 1870 - 1907) Saturday 29 October 1898 p 42

Husband worked for the English, Scottish and Australian Bank at Jamberoo.

MRS. CLARA HILL

On Friday morning, 8th inst, Mrs. Clara Hill, wife of Mr. A. J. Hill, passed away at her late residence, 5 Carlton

Street, Kogarah, after a short illness, during which she was under medical supervision, and carefully attended to by her daughter, Viola; daughters-in-law, Mrs. Noel Hill and Mrs. Owen Hill, together with Mrs. Coram (nurse), all of whose efforts she deeply appreciated

Deceased was born at Hargraves, near Mudgee, and was a daughter of the late Thomas and Mary Spratt. After her marriage she resided at Jamberoo, where her husband was manager of the E.S. and A. Bank till 1926, when they removed to Sydney. On Saturday, 9th idem, the Rev. Thomas Knox, a former Rector of the Church of England, Jamberoo, conducted a short service at the Funeral Chapel of Mrs. P. Kirby & Son, Ltd., Rockdale, after which the funeral left for the Church of England portion of the

Woronora Cemetery, Sutherland. At the graveside the Rev. Mr. Knox, who also performed the last sad rites, made fitting reference to the life of the deceased.

The pall-hearers were her three sons and nephew, Ted Dent, and it never dawns upon us that our dear one is leaving us till the coffin is being lowered into the grave. Besides her loving husband, the following also mourn the loss of one who was very dear to them: Noel, Vincent, Owen (sons), Viola (daughter). Beverley (grand-daughter), Nancy and Gwen (daughters-in-law), and her only surviving sister, Louisa. The St George Call (Kogarah, NSW : 1904 - 1957) Friday 15 December 1939 p 2

Living Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

m. Joseph Hill

1. (m) George Hill b. 1873 Kiama 12288/1873
2. (m) Joseph Hill b. 1877 Kiama 13855/1877
3. (m) Ernest Hill b. 1879 Wollongong 26055/1879

b. abt 1875 d. 25/5/1957 Bulli br. Bulli General

m. Thomas Hill ( abt 1870 -9/7/1943 Son of Thomas Hill & Mary Ann)

f. John Vivian m. ?

1. (m) Thomas Hill b. 1894 Broken Hill d. 22/3/1917 France
2. (m) Henry David Hill b. 1900 Woonona 36977/1900 d. 1963 Bulli

Living Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a farmer.

b. 1873 Picton d. 1907 Woonona

m. John Hill (9/11/1860 Bulli – Son of Charles Hill & Ann Gummer *) 1895 Woonona

f. Patrick Charles Doyle m. Kate Winifred

1. (m) Charles Hill b. 1895 Woonona 28660/1895 d. 1933 Bulli
2. (m) John Owen Hill b. 1897 Woonona 27813/1897 d. 1941 Campbelltown
3. (m) Oliver O Hill b. 1900 Helensburgh 31998/1900
4. (m) James A Hill b. 1904 Woonona 8787/1904
5. (f) Madeline Hill b. 1905 Woonona 9543/1905
6. (f) Cecilia M Hill b. 1907 Helensburgh 3891/1907

Living Bulli Pit in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a carpenter.

http://records.ancestry.com/Elvira_A_Doyle_records.ashx?pid=32332749

b. 1869 Patricks Plain d. 1922 Cessnock

m. John Richard Edgar Hill (abt 1863-1938 Toronto Son of John Hill &) 1894 Ballina

f. George Sweetman m. Jane

1. (m) John Richard Edgar Hill b. 1897 Casino d. 1972 Tamworth
2. (m) Arthur Kenneth Hill b. 1898 Casino d. 1968 Cessnock
3. (f) Violet H Hill b. 1900 Casino
4. (m) Eric H Hill be. 1903 Wollongong
5. (f) Emily A Hill b. 1904 Dapto

Living Kannahooka Rd Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a labourer.

b. 1872 Kiama d. 17/9/1915 br. Wollongong General

m. Edward J Hill (1872 Wollongong - 8/12/1925 Sydney Son of Patrick Hill & Margaret) 27/11/1895 St Francis Xavier’s 7964/1895

f. James Taylor m. Mary Hayes *

Both living Wollongong

1. (f) Ida Mary Taylor b. 5/4/1898 Kembla St Wollongong 17444/1898
2. (m) James Edward John Hill b. 25/10/1900 Mt Kembla 36874/1900
3. (m) Sydney G Hill b. 1902 Wollongong 37558/1902

Living Loftus St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties Husband a salesman

d. 6/8/1907 Redfern br. Rookwood

m. Albert Henry Hill 1892 Kiama 4442/1892

1. Annie C Hill b. 1895 Glebe
2. Dorothy L Hill b. 1897 Glebe

b. abt 1875 d. 25/5/1946 Appin br. Bulli General

m. James Hill (abt 1867-29/11/1952 Appin Son of Thomas Hill & Ann) 1894 Wollongong 7490/1894

f. Michael J O’Dowd m. Ellen

1. (f) Elizabeth Ann Hill b. 17/12/1894 Balgownie 9228/1895 (Jennings)
2. (f) Emma Hill b. 1896 Woonona 27319/1896
3. (f) Minnie CE b. 1898 Woonona 27265/1898 d. 9/7/1919
4. (m) Michael J O’Dowd Hill b. 1900 Woonona 28027/1900
5. (f) Hilda R Hill b. 1902 Woonona 37745/1902 (Roberts)
6. (m) James W J Hill b. 1904 Woonona 38689/1904
7. (f) Edith M Hill b. 1907 Woonona (Houghton)
8. (f) Lillian Hill b. 1909 Woonona
9. (m) Thomas J Hill b. 1911 Woonona

Living Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a farmer.

MRS. MARGARET HILL

Mrs. Margaret Hill, a former resident of Bulli, who, for the past ten years had resided at Appin, passed away at her home at Appin last Saturday, aged 71 years. The deceased had been an invalid for many years and will be remembered by friends who knew her whilst at Bulli.

Her husband, Mr., James Hill, and a grown up family survive her.

The funeral left her late residence for St., Joseph's Church, Bulli, and after a service conducted by Father O'Farrell, the cortege proceeded to the Bulli Catholic cemetery where the remains were laid to rest. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW: 1856 - 1950) Friday 31 May 1946 p 7

b. abt 1813

m. Samuel Hill also known as Benjamin Hill 1839 CofE Dapto; Wollongong

Convict Permission to Marry Index 1839 Wollongong

Ship: Numa 1834

Sentence: 14 years

1. (m) Benjamin W Hill b. 1839 CofE Dapto/Wollongong

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (m) Edward Rowles Hill b. 1873 Wollongong 20754/1873 (Ethel Taylor * 1895)

On sons marriage he has no father listed.

b. abt 1815 Dublin d. 14/2/1889 br. Wolongong General

m. Samuel Hill 12/6/1939 Schoolroom Wollongong

He of Five Islands she of Wollongong

Convict Permission to Marry Index 1843 Wollongong

Ship: Diamond 1838

Convict record:

Sentence

7 Years

Tried

1837 Dublin City

Occupation

servant

Prior Convictions

receiving stolen goods

Prior Convictions

3 months

Education

Could read

Appearance

5’ 2 ½” Ruddy and freckled hair light sandy brown eyes grey

Small blue streak inside lower right arm, scar on palm of left hand near the little finger, large broad scar inside right wrist

b. 1868 White Hills Bendigo d. 1918 Newtown

m. Henry Hill 1887 Berrima

f. George Jeffery Prideaux m. Phillipa Simmons

1. (m) Henry M Hill b. 1888 Sydney d. 1898 Glebe
2. (f) May Hill b. 1890 Granville
3. (f) Eliza E Hill b. 1895 Sydney
4. (m) Robert Hill b. 1897 Glebe
5. (f) Ivy P Hill b. 1901 Albion Park 10042/1901
6. (m) James Morgan Hill b. 1910 Nowra d. 1978 NSW

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mdennis/BrendanTree/140.htm

b. abt 1857 Shropshire d. 25/7/1943 Heddon Greta br. Kurri Kurri

m. James Hill (abt 1863-6/9/1947 Son of James Hill & Frances later O’Neil) 1881 Paddington

f. John Mulhall Lee m. Rosanna

Ship: Nineveh 1879

1. (m) George A E A Hill b. 1885 Lambton
2. (m) Timothy J Hill b. 1888 Woonona 25766/1888
3. (f) Elizabeth S Hill b. 1890 West Wallsend (Powell)
4. (m) Edward I Hill b. 1892 West Wallsend
5. (m) William Hill b. 1893 West Wallsend
6. (f) Rachel M Hill b. 1894 West Wallsend (Crawley)
7. (m) Frederick C Hill b. 1896 West Wallsend
8. (f) Jane H Hill b. 1898 West Wallsend (Cook)
9. (f) Ivy M Hill b. 1900 West Wallsend

m. John Hill

1. (f) Lily F Hill b. 1891 Wollongong 38391/1891

b. 1841 Breage Heslton Cornwall d. 7/7/1922 Chatswood br. Chatswood

m. Rev. William Hill ( abt 1832 -6/12/1899 Chatswood ) 25/10/1865 Blayney

f. William Glasson m. Susan Russell

1. (f) Lucy Glasson Hill b. 1866 Rockhampton Qld d. 13/7/1948 Grafton (Edwin Alfred Mitchell 1890)
2. (m) Hubert Carvossa Hill b. 6/4/1870 Weslyan Parsonage Kiama 11270/1870 d. 1934 Perth
3. (m) Edwin Russell Hill b. 1872 Parramatta
4. (m) Archibald Usher Hill b. 1874 Parramatta d. 1946 Patersham
5. (f) Dora Marion Winifred Hill b. 1875 Yass d. 1969 Parramatta

Before their marriage her husband, a Wesleyan minister, worked in SA and Tonga. He afterwards work in Rockhampton Qld, Newcastle, Yass, Kiama, Parramatta, Gunning, Wagga, Penrith, Hay and East Maitland

HILL.— On the 6th instant, at the Wesleyan Parsonage, Kiama, the wife of the Rev. W. Hill, of a son. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 12 April 1870 p 2

b. 1833 Hertfordshire ch. 6/4/1833 Buckland Hertfordshire d. 1873 Crookwell

m. William Hills (abt 1830 Hertfordshire -) 1850 Royston Hertfordshire

f. Edward Pegram m. Mary Gilby

Ship: John and Lucy 1857

1. (m) Alfred Hills b. abt 1853 Hertfordshire d. 1914 Crookwell
2. (m) James Hills b. abt 1855 Hertfordshire d. 1889 Crookwell
3. (m) Male Hills b. 1857 St Leonards 3910/1857 d. 1857 St Leonards
4. (m) Edward Hills b. 1858 St George 3805/1858 d. 1864 Wollongong
5. (f) Sarah A Hills b. 1860 Wollongong 14055/1860
6. (f) Edith E Hills b. 1862 Wollongong 15052/1862
7. (m) Joseph E Hills b. 1864 Wollongong 16636/1864
8. (m) 1867 Wollongong 17954/1867 d. 1948 Crookwell
9. (f) Alice J Hills b. 1869 Wollongong 19941/1869 d. 1887 Crookwell

Husband a farm labourer on immigration record. Her husband was a free selector at James’ Valley in 1872 near Crookwell when he discovered a young family who had suffocated while burning charcoal in an enclosed room. She as a witness at the inquest.

d. 10/6/1941 Redfern br. Woronora

m. Richard Felix Hillsdon (abt 1871 – 1919 Mascot Son of Richard Hillsdon & Louise) 1901 Ashfield

f. John Dillon m. Ann

1. Richard John Hillsdon b. 1902 Helensburgh 22563/1902 d. 1928 Randwick
2. Vincent feix Hillsdon b. 1909 Waterloo
3. Francis James Hillsdon b. 1911 Waterloo d. 4/8/1981

Husband died in the 1919 influenza epidemic.

HILLSDON. - June 10, 1941, at her residence, 95 Sutherland Street, Mascot, Catherine Agnes, relict of the late Richard Felix Hillsdon, and beloved mother of Richard John (deceased), Vincent Felix, and Francis James. Requiescat in pace. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 11 June 1941 p 10

m. John Hilton

1. (m) James Anthony Hilton b. 1899 Albion Park 765/1899 d. 1967 Albury

(May have been an error in transcription on BDM’s need to check the certificate)

b. abt 1856 Northumberland d. 15/7/1930 Lithgow

m. Joseph Hilton (abt 1850 Lancashire- ) 1874 Morpeth Northumberland

f. Richard Gibson m. Rebecca

Ship: Pericles 1877

1. (m) William Hilton b. abt 1874 Northumberland
2. (f) Christiana Hilton b. abt 1876 Northumberland d. 1879 Wollongong
3. (f) Rebecca Hilton * b. 1878 Hartley 14254/1878 d. 1956 Bulli   ( Thomas Howson 1897)
4. (m) Richard Gibson Hilton b. 1881 Woonona 19029/1881
5. (f) Margaret Ann Hilton b. 1884 Woonona 23071/1884 d. 1969 Penrith ( John Roberts 1903)
6. (m) Joseph Hilton b. 1888 Wollongong 25646/1888 d. 19/5/1916 KIA France (Mabel Powell 1910)
7. (f) Alice Hilton b. 1891 Woonona 38998/1891
8. (m) John Kippax Hilton b. 1894 Woonona 38372/1894 d. 1970 Newcastle   (Jeanie Davidson 1921)
9. (m) Edward Hilton b. 1897 Woonona 18063/1897

b. abt d. 20/7/1919 Garden Hill br. Wollongong General

m. Walter Himus (1862 Westminster Middlesex - 21/6/1910 ‘Fairholme’ Garden Hill Son of George Himus & Jessie Kirby) 1887 Wollongong 5376/1887

f. Robert Hall m. Sarah

Living Loftus St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a draper.

MRS HIMUS.

Mrs W. Himus died at her residence on Garden Hill, early on Sunday morning last. She had been ailing for some time past, but although her condition was regarded as serious, it was not thought that her end was so near.

The lateMrs. Himus was an old resident of Wollongong, and with her husband who predeceased her by about 10 years, carried on a very successful business in this town for many years.

She had a wide cirle of friends, and while of a quiet and retiring disposition was very much admired for her sterling character. Mrs. Himus was a sister of the late Mrs. Gray, of Keiraville, and Mrs. Geo. Dobing is a niece.

We extend our heartfelt sympathy to all the relatives on their bereavement. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW: 1856 - 1950) Friday 25 July 1919 p 4

Her husband lived in Capetown South Africa for 3 years and the Kimberley for a year before he arrived in Wollongong.

d. 1919 Brisbane Qld br. Nundah Qld

m. John Hinchey 5/1/1889 Kiama

f. John Anderson m. Jane Ramsay

1. (m) Harold J Hinchey b. 15/10/1889 Kiama 25212/1889 d. 1972 Qld
2. (m) Douglas John b. 1892 Kiama 18602/1892 d. 1970 Qld
3. (f) Annie E Hinchey b. 1901 Maclean

HINCHEY–ANDERSON.—January 5, 1889, at Christ Church, Kiama, John Hinchey, Kiama, to Kate, only daughter of Mr. John Anderson, of Liverpool, England. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 5 March 1889 p 2

HINCHEY.-The Friends of Messrs. HAROLD and DOUGLAS HINCHEY are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their deceased Mother, Mrs. J. Hinchey, to move from her late residence, Jackson-street, Whinstanes, THIS (Saturday) AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, to the Nundah Cemetery. The Brisbane Courier (Qld: 1864 - 1933) Saturday 2 August 1919 p 4

Husband a tailor.

b. abt 1851 Nairn Nairnshire d. 1889 Sydney br. Rookwood

m. James Hincks (25/3/1847 Sydney -1914 Redfern Son of Mark Hincks & Annie ) 7/10/1870 Camperdown

f. John McGillivray m. Mary A *

1. (f) Katie Hincks b. abt November 1869 d. 3/4/1870 Sydney ?
2. (m) James E Hincks b. 1871 Kiama 11619/1871
3. (m) Charles Walter Hincks n. 1873 Kiama 12322/1873
4. (f) Frances A M Hincks b. 1876 Kiama 13579/1876
5. (m) Sydney Mark Hincks b. 1875 Kiama 13097/1875
6. (f) Maude Edith Hincks b. 1879 Sydney
7. (m) John Percival Hincks b. 1881 Sydney
8. (f) Mabel Hincks b. 1885 Sydney
9. (m) George H Hincks b. 1886 Sydney
10. (m) Alfred O Hincks b. 1888 Sydney

Husband a saddler.

On the 7th October, by special license, at St. Stephen's Church, Camperdown, by the Rev. R. Taylor, James Hincks, saddler, of Kiama, eldest son of Mr. M. Hincks, Regent-street, Kingston Estate, Newtown, to Sarah, eldest daughter of the late John M'Gillivry, cabinet maker, of Kiama. Evening News (Sydney, NSW: 1869 - 1931) Saturday 5 November 1870 p 2

On the 3rd April, at her grandmother's residence No. 1, tougham Place, after a long and lingering Illness of bronchitis,

Katie Hincks the only infant daughter of Mr. James Hincks, saddler of Kiama, and late of Newtown, Sydney, and niece of Mr. and Mrs R. M'Laughlin late of Bathurst, aged six months. Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931) Monday 4 April 1870 p 2

THE FRIENDS of Mr JAMES HINCKS are kindly solicited to follow the remains of his beloved WIFE, Sarah, 38, to her last resting place, the Necropolis, Rookwood; leaving his residence, 455, Harris-street, Ultimo, THIS (FRIDAY) AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Friday 1 March 1889 p 10

Living at Riversdale Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. Dapto d. 21/3/1895 Robertson br. Kiama General

m. William Rutter Hindmarsh (28/6/ 1829 Gerringong - 6/5/1914 Robertson Son of Michael Hindmarsh & Cecilia Rutter *) 17/4/1861

f. Evan Robert Evans m. Sarah Jane Roberts *

1. (m) William Rutter Hindmarsh b. 15/1/1862 Gerringong 8411/1862 (Eva Miller * 1884)
2. (m) Michael Evan Hindmarsh b. 3/8/1865 Gerringong 9778/1865 d. 27/6/1937 Drummoyne (Kate Florence Ayers *1899)
3. (f) Cecilia Sarah Hindmarsh * b. 1868 Ulladulla 17139/1868 d. 1950 Sutherland (Walter J Cocks 1914)
4. (f) Ann Isabella Hindmarsh b. 26/12/1870 Milton 17906/1870 d. 5/5/1937 Cronulla (William R Goulding 1895)
5. (f) Jane Hindmarsh b. 1874 Kiama 12687/1874
6. (m) Sidney Stephen Hindmarsh b. 21/11/1875 Gerringong 13395/1876 d. 1947 Waverley (Mary Jane Palmer * 1901)
7. (f) Elizabeth Essie Hindmarsh b. 26/6/1884 Gerringong 23459/1884

On the 17th instant at St. Luke's Church, Dapto, by the Rev. W. W. Simpson, R. Hindmarsh, Esq., of Gerringong, to Ann, second daughter of Evan Evans, Esq., of Penrose Villa, Dapto. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 23 April 1861 p 2

The Late Mrs. Hindmarsh.

We briefly chronicled in our last issue the death of a well and favourably known resident of this district in the person of Mrs. Hindmarsh, wifo of Mr. W. R. Hindmarsh, sen,, J, P., of Robertson, which occurred on Thursday afternoon last, and aroused wide spread sympathy. The deceased lady was a daughter of the late. Mr. E. R.: Evans, of Dapto, at which place she was born and spent the early years of her life. After her marriage with Mr. Hindmajsh the couple removed to Ulladulla, where they resided for several years, subsequently returning to Gerringong for a lengthy period, and ultimately settling in Robertson, where the family has resided for the past eleven years. The late Mrs. Marshall (?) was respected by all who knew her and her kindly neighborly disposition made her scores, of friends. Her family of three sons and three daughters will not fail to remember her true motherly affection and tenderness, and her devoted husband, to whom she was greatly attached, feel deeply the removal of ouch a worthy partner. The bereaved family has the sympathy of a very large number of friends throughout the South Coast and Robertson districts, and we join in the many expressions of regret ot the demise of a valued citizen, an amiable wife, and a good mother.

The deceased lady leaves three sisters and a brother among those who mourn her departure.

Those comprise Mrs. M. N. Hindmarsh (Kiama), Mrs F D Badgery (Sutton Forost), Mrs Ritchie (widow of the late Robert Ritchie, of Bega), and Mr. E. R. Evans (Dapto).

The cause of death was dropsy, from which the deceased had suffered from some time past, and her age at the time of her death was 56 years. Her remains were brought from Robertson to Kiama on Saturday afternoon, followed by a large gathering of relatives and sympathisers from the Robert son and Kiama districts' and were interred in the public cemetery at Porter's Garden, The Scrutineer and Berrima District Press (NSW : 1892 - 1948) Wednesday 3 April 1895 p 3

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nswgdhs/18400.htm

d. abt 1844 d. 30/4/1899 North Kiama br. Kiama General

m. Robert Hindmarsh ( 14/2/1849 Alne Bank Gerringong -26/10/1921 Son of Michael Hindmarsh & Cecilia S Rutter *) 1898 Redfern

f. William Edward Bones m. Elizabeth A

Eldest daughter

OBITUARY
Death Of Mrs. Robert Hindmarsh.

IT is our sad duty to record the somewhat sudden death, on Sunday night last, of Mrs, Annie Hindmarsh wife of Mr, Robert Hindmarsh, of North Kiama. The deceased lady was in her usual health on Saturday last, and staying with her and her husband were two friends, Mr. and Mrs Viel, of Sydney, On Sunday morning at about two o'clock the deceased had a had attack of retching and purging However she was fairly well through out Sunday, being quite cheerful up to bed time. All retired to rest at about 9 p m. Mr Hindmarsh was dozing off, when he heard his wifebreathing heavily. He got up and spoke to her, but she did not answer.

He then struck a light and saw that his wife was very pale, and apparently unconscious. Mr Hindmarsh immediately called Mr. and Mrs. Vial, and ran into town for Dr. Baith. That gentleman hurried to the patient, but to found life to be extinct. The desceased had the appearance of having died very peacefully in her sleep Failing to arrive at a direct opinion as to the cause of death, Dr. Baith made a POST MORTEM examination, which revealed the fact that death was due to heart disease…. The deceased lady was 53 years of age…. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 3 May 1899 p 2

b. 3/7/1861 Kiama d. 1/12/1939 Mosman br. Gerringong General

m. Thomas Alfred Hindmarsh (30/4/1843 Gerringong -24/7/1908 Kiama Son of Michael Hindmarsh & Cecilia Rutter * ) 23/9/1885 Braidwood

f. Charles Henry Roberts m. Catherine Ann Oakenden *

1. (m) Charles Thomas Hindmarsh b. 22/9/1886 Kiama 25147/1886 (Rosa C Sanders 1915)
2. (f) Ethel May Hindmarsh b. 15/5/1889 Kiama 25144/1889 d. 1967 (Edward Lloyd Sanders 1911)
3. (f) Clarice Anna Hindmarsh b. 1891 Kiama 17995/1891 d. ( Reginald R Green 1914)
4. (f) Olive K Hindmarsh b. 1893 Kiama 18633/1893 (A B Jamieson)
5. (f) Maude Mary Hindmarsh b. 31/3/1897 Kiama 13207/1897 d. 1983 (Eric S Cornwell 1923)

Living Alne Bank in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a farmer.

District sympathy is extended to Mr. C. T. Hindmarsh, of “Alne Bank” Gerringong, in his bereavement through the death of his mother, Mrs. Anna Maria Hindmarsh, which occurred on Saturday last at Clifton Gardens, Mosman at the age of 78. The late Mrs. Hindmarsh was a Miss Roberts, member of an old and respected Braidwood family, and married Mr. Thomas A. Hindmarsh, who predeceased her some years ago. During her residence in Gerringong she made a wide circle of friends and assisted all movements for the progress of the district, and was a splendid neighbour, remembered for her many acts of kindness. She is survived by one son, Mr. C. T. Hindmarsh, and four daughters, Mesdames E. L. Sanders (Roseville), Rae Green (Mosman), A. B. Jamieson (Huntley, New Zealand) and E. S. Cornwell (Clifton Gardens). Following a service at the Mosman Congregational Church, the remains were cremated and will be interred at Gerringong. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 6 December 1939 p 2

b. 1868 Kiama 10608/1868 d. 1958 Chatswood

f. Robert Hindmarsh m. Mary Jane Kendall *

Living at Collins St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 15/6/1808 Parramatta d. 1/10/1869 Alne Bank Gerringong

m. Michael Hindmarsh (abt 1800-25/1/1867 Alne Bank ) 15/8/1826 Campbelltown

f. William Rutter m. Charlotte Robinson

1. (m) George John Hindmarsh b. 22/9/1827 Campbelltown (Jane Potter * abt 1860)
2. (m) William Rutter Hindmarsh b. 28/6/ 1829 Gerringong V 18310652 1C/1831 d. 6/5/1914 Robertson CofE Campbeltown St Peters (Ann Evans * 1861 )
3. (f) Charlotte Alice Hindmarsh * b. 22/4/1831 Alne Bank Gerringong V183110653 1C/1831 ( Thomas Black 1850)
4. (m) Michael Nesbit Hindmarsh b. 14/1/1833 Alne Bank Gerringong V1833571 17/1833 bp. CofE Campbeltown St Peters (Sarah Evans *)
5. (f) Cecilia Sophia Hindmarsh * b. 8/12/1834 Gerringong V1834683 19/1834 d. 17/6/1913 Arncliffe (William Walter Ewin 1858)
6. (f) Hannah Isabella Hindmarsh * b. 5/2/1837 Alne Bank Gerringong CofE Dapto/Wollongong V18371008 21/1837 d. 1919 (Robert Wilson 1864)
7. (f) Catherine Newell Hindmarsh * b. 20/6/1838 Alne Bank Gerringong V18384184 45B/1838 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong (William H Wilford 1859)
8. (m) Robert Hindmarsh b. 14/2/1840 Alne Bank Gerringong bp. Presbyterian Wollongong V18404206 45B/1840 Presbyterian Wollongong d. 26/10/1921 ( Mary Jane Kendall * 1865, Mary Martha Prescott * 1873, Annie Bones * 1898)
9. (m) Thomas Alfred Hindmarsh b. 30/4/1843 Alne Bank Gerringong V18424267 45B/1842 d. 24/7/1908 K iama (Anna Maria Roberts * 1885)
10. (f) Ellen Caroline Hindmarsh b. 20/2/1846 b Alne Bank Geringong V1847850 49/1847 d. 1/10/1847 Alne Bank Geringong V1847850 49/1847
11. (f) Margaret Hindmarsh b. 15/9/1847 Alne Bank Gerringong d. 8/10/1847 Alne Bank Geringong
12. (f) Jane Elizabeth Hindmarsh * b. 15/9/1847 Alne Bank Gerringong Presbyterian Illawarra District Kiama (Henry Rudolph Allerding 1870 )
13. (m) Frederick James Hindmarsh b. 16/6/1850 Alne Bank Gerringong V1850468 51/1850 bp.   Presbyterian Illawarra District Kiama (Jane Ann Davis * 1873)
14. (f) Emma Lee Hindmarsh * b. 23/6/1852 Alne Bank Gerringong V18521430 51/1852 d. 14/4/1921 (James Comrie Lloyd 1872)

At Allen Bank, Illawarra, on the 15th Sept. the wife of Mr. Michael Hindmarsh, of twin daughters. The Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser 29 September 1847

Sisters- see Caroline Blake Kendall and Catherine Newell Cooper Husband died leaving a family of 12.

In Illawarra in 1828 Census

HINDMARSH. — On Friday, the 1st instant (October, 1869), at half past 12 a.m., Cecelia Sophia Hindmarsh, widow of the late Michael Hindmarsh, Esq , J. P., at her residence, Alne Bank, Gerringong in the 63rd year of her age, after severe suffering, which was borne with resignation and unwavering faith in her Redeemer. Born in Sydney N S W. A large family in the colony mourn their loss. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 8 October 1869 p 2

Living at Terralong St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 9/2/1863 Rose Valley d. 26/6/1946 Robertson

m. William Rutter Hindmarsh (15/1/1862 Gerringong – 6/5/1914 Robertson Son of William Rutter Hindmarsh & Ann Evans *) 20/4/1884 Kiama 5488/1884

f. James Miller m. Agnes Brown *

1. (m) Charles E Hindmarsh b. 20/3/1885 Robertson
2. (m) Arthur W Hindmarsh b. 1886 Robertson
3. (m) Alick J Hindmarsh b. 1888 Robertson
4. (m) Stanley R Hindmarsh b. 1890 Robertson
5. (f) Muriel A Hindmarsh b. 1891 Robertson
6. (f) Doris A Hindmarsh b. 1897 Robertson
7. (m) Colin Hindmarsh b. 1899 Robertson

HINDMARSH.—March 20th, at Taballa, Robertson, the wife of W. R. Hindmarsh, jun., of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 21 April 1885 p 2

OBITUARY
MRS. EVA HINDMARSH

By death recently of Mrs. Eva Hindmarsh, wife of Mr. W. R. Hindmarsh, of “Renfrew,” Robertson, the district has lost one of its pioneers.

Eighty-three years of age at the time of her death, Mrs. Hindmarsh was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller, of Gerringong. She married William Rutter, eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hindmarsh, at Gerringong on 30th April, 1885 and came with her husband to “Alnwick,” Robertson.

Twenty-five years ago they moved to “'Renfrew,” which was named after the place in Scotland from which the Miller family came to Australia.

Mrs. Hindmarsh was an outstanding personality and her life was that of a great mother, whose hand of love and sympathetic understanding went out to all. She took a keen interest in the work of the Presbyterian, Methodist and Anglican Churches at Robertson right through her life.

The late Rev. J. H. Craig, who for over 20 years was in charge of the Moss Vale-Robertson district, said that Mrs. Hindmarsh's home and influence were a great blessing to Mrs. Craig and himself during his ministry there. All ministers found a ready welcome and real hospitality at her home.

An active part was taken by Mrs. Hindmarsh in the Methodist Church and the C. of E. Ladies' Guild, also the Robertson Hospital Auxiliary; she was keenly interested in these activities throughout her life. In addition, she was a member of the Robertson A. and H. Society for over sixty years and took a real interest in all its work particularly in the flower and cooking sections. At the 1946 show she arranged several exhibits in the flower section whilst confined to her bed through illness.

She was a great lover of flowers, and her garden at “Renfrew” was one of the joys of her life.

Mrs. Hindmarsh took a great interest in the babies of the district, sending along a gift of beautifully worked clothing to the mother. Such gifts are now precious in many homes. She had a wonderful memory and had a very wide circle of friends with whom she corresponded regularly right to the last. During her long life she shared the joys and sorrows of everyone in the district.

The funeral was very largely attended. There was a representative gathering when she was laid to rest in Robertson cemetery beside four of her children who had predeceased her. Rev. Rolph and Rev. D. J. Munro (Bowral) officiated. Many beautiful flowers were in the large number of wreaths sent by relatives and friends.

Mrs. Hindmarsh is survived by her husband, two sons (Alec and Stan), and one daughter, Doris (Mrs. A. P. Schofield). Her nephew,

Mr. Bruce Sharpe, was really her foster son, as she took him into her home at the age of 18 months when his mother died and gave to him the same loving care as to her own family. Messrs. Jim and John (Gerringong), Charlie (Nowra), George (New Zealand), Daisy (Mrs. H. E. Sharpe, Ballina) are brothers and sister of the deceased lady. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 21 August 1946 p 3

b. 23/12/1801 Alnwick Northumberland England d. 10/04/1860 Rose Bank Kiama

f. George Hindmarsh m. Alice Urpeth

Cause of Death: cancer of stomach

Ship: Caledonia12 April,1845

Occupation: Head mistress, school teacher

Hannah was orphaned at the age of 7, raised by relatives, trained as teacher- then practiced as a Governess with the first families of Scotland followed by appointment to Miss Duncan’sYoung Ladies School in Edinburgh. After years of persuasion by her elder brother, she departed The Downs in the barque”Caledonia” traveling in luxury with 7 passengers, arriving at Port Jackson on the 12.4.1845. She followed her brother’s instruction and went straightway to Mr Iredale’s Ironmongery Store in George Street to be instructed by his son-in-law-Robert Hindmarsh, a fellow of Alnwick. She was accomodated by Robert Cooper jnr at Charlotte Point, Georges River. He was married to one of the famous Kiama/Gerringong Rutter sisters Catherine Cooper then Chapman, Caroline Kendall and Cecelia Hindmarsh *

After a sojorn in Sydney developing contacts with Mrs William Blaxland- a Ladies School Pioneer, she traveled to “Alne Bank”, Gerringong catching up with oldest brother George-Michael & Cecelia & the expanding new clan. The girls had previously requested her portrait which was delivered in 1837.

Michael gave both Hannah & George a one acre town block from the 1840 first town auction-Hannah’s was on the south-western corner of the intersections of Collins & Terralong Streets in Kiama. She built her Home/School there calling it “Rose Bank”. Her Home/School attracted Young Lady Borders from across NSW ie Moss Vale, Sydney, Wollongong continuing the high reputation she developed in Scotland. She was actively involved in the commencement of the Presbyterian Church. A well in front of her house supplied families in central Kiama. Adjacent to the well was the Hindmarsh Bubler watering pedestrians in the Terralong Street footpath.

Another great act was bringing out with her, English Oak Acorns.These were germinated @ ‘Alne Bank’& planted in front of her house as twins.

Her accomplished task was the delivery of 14 of Michael’s letters to her- back to Australia which now reside in the David Mitchell Library in Sydney. They now now give great insight into Early Colonial Life & little clues to give other associations. This Brave, Thoughtfull & Caring Woman now had closed the links for the commencements of this new Dynasty

The following are comments made about Hannah’s Life:

• She lived teaching for many years with some of the First Families of Scotland & then taught @ Miss Duncan’s School for Young Ladies in Edinburgh
• She created a flourishing First Home/School for Young Ladies in the Illawarra, made provision in her will for a replacement female teacher from Scotland & funding for the Schools Future.
• Her Pupils were taught to Discern & Love her Excellences

To her dying day she was in constant contact correspondence with her Scottish./NSW Ex pupils.

Hannah was a supporter of Everything Good in Kiama- connected with her Church or Not!!

At Rose Bank, Kiama, on the 9th instant, Miss Hannah Hindmarsh, in the 58th year of her age. Empire 12 April 1860

b. 16/6/1879 St George d. 7/9/1967 Lismore br. East Lismore Cemetery

m. Robert Walter Hindmarsh (abt 1871 -17/53/1949 Nowra Son of Robert Hindmarsh & Mary Jane Kendall *) 23/4/1902 “Brundah” Kiama

f. Alfred Bailey m. Margaret Kendall Marks *

1. (f) Kathleen M Hindmarsh b. 1903 Kiama 3939/1903
2. (f) Norma W Hindmarsh b. 1904 Kiama 23098/1904
3. (m) John Hindmarsh b. 1907 Kiama 14372/1907
4. (m) Mark Rawson Hindmarsh b. 1909 Bellingen 12098/1909 d. 1948 Orange
5. (f) Ethel H Hindmarsh b. 1911 Bellingen 37680/1911

b. abt 1835 Surrey England d. 17/11/1904 Kiama br. Gerringong General

m. George John Hindmarsh (22/9/1827 Campbelltown -4/3/1918 Gerringong Son of Michael Hindmarsh & Cecilia Rutter *) 1859 Victoria

f. John Potter m. Jane

1. (m) Michael John Hindmarsh b. 21/11/1859 Gerringong 7681/1860 d. 1936 Kiama ( Mary Cecilia Lloyd 1906)
2. (m) George Thomas Hindmarsh b. 26/6/1861 Kiama 8203/1861 d. 6/6/1916 (Isabel Mary Barrie 1886 )
3. (f) Isabella Fanny Hindmarsh * b. 24/7/1864 Kiama 9423/1864 d. 29/7/1952 (David Galloway Richardson 1892)
4. (f) Cecilia Sophia Hindmarsh * b. 18/7/1866 Kiama 9558/1866 d. 17/11/1927 Gerringong ( William Nelson 1888)
5. (f) Jane Emma Hindmarsh * b. 19/6/1868 Kiama 10637/1868 d. 9/12/1947 Berry ( Stuart Campbell Pottie 1895)
6. (f) Sarah Ann Hindmarsh b. 29/9/1870 Kiama 11394/1870 d. 19/8/1898 Gerringong
7. (f) Alice Ada Hindmarsh * b. 9/2/1873 Gerringong 12287/1873 d. 13/6/1949 Kiama (David Francis Bailey 1909)

Living Gerringong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband had independent means

MRS. GEO. HINDMARSH

The late Mrs. Geo. Hindmarsh, who passed away on the 17th November, was born in Surrey, England, but when only a child came with her parents to Victoria, and there her childhood and early girlhood days were spent, until brought by Mr. G. Hindmarsh as a young bride to Gerringong, and here, with the exception of the first few years, the remainder of her life was spent at their well known home, 'Ivy Mount,' so named from the ivy planted by her own hands about the home. One conspicuous memento which

will be remembered as long as it stands on 'the hand now still,' is an old tall tree with spreading branches, entirely mantled with the clinging vine-fitting emblem of the hearts which will ever cling to the memory of a loved and devoted wife and mother…. (long obituary) The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Saturday 17 December 1904 p 2

b. abt 1853 Newtown d. 13/7/1945 Goulburn br. Emu Flat

m. Frederick James Hindmarsh ( 16/6/1850 Alne Bank Gerringong – 5/7/1911 Braidwood Son of Michael Hindmarsh & Cecilia Rutter *) 1873 Newtown

f. Joseph Davis m.

1. (f) Lilly Emmeline Hindmarsh b. 1874 Kiama 12636/1874
2. (m) Herbert Edward Hindmarsh b. 1875 Kiama 13270/1875
3. (f) Elsie M Hindmarsh b. 1878 Newtown
4. (f) Ethel Ceclia E Hindmarsh b. 1880 Newtown
5. (f) Florence G Hindmash b. 1883 Kiama 21719/1883
6. (m) Joseph F Hindmarsh b. 1886 Newtown
7. (f) Millicent A Hindmarsh b. 1890 Braidwood
8. (m) Walter R Hindmarsh b. 1897 Baidwood

MRS. JANE ANNE HINDMARSH.

Yet another of our worthy old pioneers has passed over 'The Great Divide,' Mrs. J. A. Hindmarsh, widow of the late Mr. Frederick J. Hindmarsh, of the well-known Jinden Station. The grand old lady's death occurred in Goulburn Hospital on Friday night. She had reached the great age of 92. About 16 or 17 months ago she had the misfortune to fall and break her hip, but prior to that had been able to get about. After a spell in hospital in Goulburn she made a wonderful recovery and was able to come home, but was unable to get about, being practically bedridden. At the end of last March she had again to enter hospital, remaining there till her death. Only a couple of days before she died the old lady was in great heart, singing and relating stories of the olden times. Up till then her faculties were perfect. She was truly a remarkable old lady. When it was known she was dying her sons, Joseph and Walter, daughter, Flo (Mrs. C. Dempsey) and Mrs. Walter Hindmarsh hurried down to Goulburn to be with her when the end came.

Her granddaughter, Dorothy, is nursing at the hospital.

Born at Newtown, where her father, the late Mr. Davis, had a butchering usiness for many years, she married Mr. Fred Hindmarsh there, and they went to Gerringong, where her husband conducted a big dairy farm, and also owned another at Robertson.

Later they came to the historic old Jinden property, which had been purchased from Mr. Frank Mason. That would be about 70 years ago. Her husband died in 1911. The hospitality of the Hindmarsh family was known far and wide. No matter what traveller or swagman called at Jinden they were always welcome and sure of a good meal and a camp. Kind and generous to a degree, the old lady derived much pleasure in making others happy. A true and extremely loyal woman, she made a host of friends throughout the district, and there were many sad hearts when it was known that she had passed away. Her good deeds were legion, but they were done quietly, unobtrusively and with no desire for any reward or publicity.

The fine old lady was a Christian in the fullest sense of the word.

What a remarkable memory the late Mrs. Hindmarsh possessed! When in reminiscent mood she could relate stories of the olden days that kept her listeners deeply interested. Those were the good old days, she often remarked, but one wondered after hearing some of her experiences whether those times were so good after all.

These old pioneers had none of the amenities we have to-day. Often, she told of her 'pleasure' trips to Gerringong with her husband. They drove there from Jinden in a buggy and pair. The first night they got as far as 'Caloola,' then owned by the Hassall family, and next night saw them at the Sassafras. Another stay was made at Nowra, and then they arrived at their destination. These long trips were nothing to these hardy old pioneers. While at home she thought nothing of jumping on a horse and riding over to Krawarree or to Jerrabatgully through wild, uninhabited country, often carrying one of the children on the saddle in front of her.

An excellent piano player and singer, she was splendid company, and no party was complete without her. She often expressed amusement at the fuss being made at the present time over the dingo menace and referred to her early days at Jinden. Then it was quite impossible to run sheep, she said, as wild dogs were there in thousands.

The first time they started to wean the calves when they went there these were shut up in a three-rail split fence at Snowball. Next morning the cows could be heard bawling and making a great noise. When Mr. Hindmarsh and his men arrived they found no fewer than 28 calves dead the first morning, torn about by dingoes. Strychnine was laid and it is said that between 50 and 60 dogs were destroyed.

In accordance with the old lady's expressed wish her remains were brought to Emu Flat, where they were laid to rest beside her husband in the Church of England cemetery. Her daughter, Mrs. McKinney, is also buried there. The service was conducted by Rev. Rose, Mrs. Morris having charge of the arrangements. A family of six survive, viz., Lillian (Mrs. Eb. Davies, Sussex Inlet), Herb (Casino), Florence (Mrs. Con Dempsey, Emu Flat), Joseph (Gundillion), Topsy (Mrs. Mick Kain, Randwick), and Walter (Jinden), to whom our sincere sympathy is extended. Two daughters, Elsie (Mrs. Taylor) and Nellie (Mrs. McKinney) predeceased her. The Braidwood Dispatch and Mining Journal (NSW : 1888 - 1954) Friday 20 July 1945 p 2

b. 1870 Ballarat Vic d. 28/3/1940 Moss Vale br. Bong Bong

m. Michael Evan Hindmarsh ( 3/8/1865 Gerringong – 27/6/1937 Drummoyne Son of William Rutter Hindmarsh & Ann Evans *) 1/2/1899 Helensburgh

f. William Henry Ayres m. Catherine Williams ?

1. (m) Claude W Hindmarsh b. 1900 Robertson
2. (m) Harleigh E Hindmarsh b. 1901 Robertson
3. (f) Gweneth A Hindmarsh b. 1904 Robertson
4. (f) Annice E Hindmarsh b. 1906 Lismore
5. (m) Everitt S Hindmarsh b. 1908 Lismore

THE LATE MRS. HINDMARSH

The death of Mrs. Kate Florence Hindmarsh on 28th March, briefly recorded in last issue of The Mail, removed from nour midst another old district pioneer. Mrs. Hindmarsh had been indisposed for only a few days and her death came as a shoc to her many relatives and friends.

Mrs. Hindmardi was the youngest child of the late Mr and Mrs. Ayres, and was born in Ballarat in 1870. She married the late Mr. Michael Evan Hindmarsh in 1899 and lived the greater part of her life at Robertson. After spending a tew years at Rosebank, Richmond River, about 17 years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Hindmarsh moved to ' Kalube,' Moss Vale, where they both resided until the end.

The funeral on Friday last was largely attended. Services at the house, and at the graveside were conducted by Rev. H. G. S. Begbie, assisted by Rev. Hugh Paton and Rev. G. Wadkin. The remains were in terred in Bong Bong Cemetery beside those of her late husband…. The Southern Mail (Bowral, NSW : 1889 - 1954) Friday 5 April 1940 p 2

b. 1843 Dapto d. 2/5/1872 Ulladulla

m. Robert Hindmarsh ( 14/2/1840 Gerringong -26/10/1921 Kiama Son of Michael Hindmarsh & Cecilia Rutter * ) 1865 Ulladulla

f. John Kendall m. Catherine *

1. (f) Catherine C Hindmarsh * b. 1868 Kiama 10608/1868
2. (f) Mary E Hindmarsh b. 1870 Kiama 11218/1870
3. (m) Robert Walker Hindmarsh b. 1871 Kiama 11665/1871 d. 17/53/1949 (Helena Muriel Bailey * 1902)

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nswgdhs/18808.htm

b. 1874 Shoalhaven d. 1949 Waverley

m. Sydney Stephen Hindmarsh (21/11/1875 Gerringong- 1947 Waverley Son of William Rutter Hindmarsh & Ann Evans *) 1901

f. Henry George Palmer m. Anna Maria

1. (f) Gladys M Hindmarsh b. 1901 Wollongong 37583/1901
2. (m) Houston S Hindmarsh b. 1903 Wollongong 17640/1903
3. (f) Rita A Hindmarsh b. 1905 Wollongong 9349/1905
4. (m) Alan E Hindmarsh b. 1908 Bellingen

Living Campbell St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

In 1942 her husband was a real estate agent.

b. abt 1843 d. 12/4/1897 Gerringong 5046/1897 br. Gerringong

m. Robert Hindmarsh ( 14/2/1840 Gerringong -26/10/1921 Kiama Son of Michael Hindmarsh & Cecilia Rutter * ) 1873 Paddington

f. William H Prescott m. Elizabeth

1. (m) Edward Hindamrsh b. 30/7/1874 Gerringong 12718/1874
2. (m) Henry Ernest Hindmarsh b. 31/10/1875 Gerringong 13266/1875
3. (m) William N Hindmarsh b. 8/7/1878 Finden Station
4. (m) Percival Prescott Hindmarsh b. 1880 Kiama 16753/1880
5. (f) Elizabeth E Hindmarsh b. 26/11/1882 Kiama 20225/1882
6. (f) Mary E Hindmarsh b. 1885 Kiama 24193/1885

HINDMARSH. -November 26, at Sea View, Kiama, the wife of Robert Hindmarsh, Esq., of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 30 November 1882 p 1

THE death roll in our district during the past couple of days is particularly heavy.

Mrs. Robert Hindmarsh, of Gerringong, passed away to her long home yesterday after a lingering illness. Deceased suffered for some time previous to her death from pleural effusion, which was eventually the cause of her demise. Mrs. Hindmarsh was 45 years of age, and leaves behind her many relatives, including Mr. M. N. Hindmarsh, Mayor of Kiama. Though not unexpected, her death leaves a void in the midst of her many relatives and friends, with whom we join in sympathy.

Deceased remains will be interred at the Gerringong cemetery, to-day, the funeral cortege leaving her late residence at 1.30   p.m. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 13 April 1897 p 2

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nswgdhs/18809.htm

b. 21/3/1843 d. 17/10/1931 br. Kiama General

m. Michael Nisbit Hindmarsh (14/1/1833-8/1/1912 Kiama) 17/4/1862 Dapto 3255/1862

f. Evan Robert Evans m. Sarah Jane Roberts *

1. (m) Alfred Nesbit Hindmarsh b. 1874 Kiama 12593/1874
2. (m) Nesbit Evans Hindmarsh b. 1880 Kiama 16815/1880 d. 1950 Kiama (Margaret Bailey )
3. (m) Thomas O Hindmarsh b. 1882 Kiama 20197/1882 d. 1883 Kiama

Living at Rosebank Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

HINDMARSH-EVANS-April 17th, at Dapto, by special license, by the Rev. Robert Wilson, of the Independent Church, Gerringong, Michael Nisbet Hindmarsh, son of Michael Hindmarsh, Esq., J.P., of Gerringong, to Sarah Evans, daughter of Evan Evans, Esq., Dapto.SMH 21 May 1862

DEATH OF MRS. S. HINDMARSH
KIAMA, Friday.

The death has occurred of Mrs. Sarah Hindmarsh, widow of the late Michael N. Hindmarsh, aged 88. She was the daughter of the late Mr. Evan Evans, one of the early pioneers of the Dapto district. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 24 October 1931

m. Charles Hindworth/ Hunworth 8/7/1846 Wollongong Roman Catholic Illawarra; Wollongong V184670 123

Both resident of Wollongong

m. John Hines 1851 Presbyterian Wollongong V18514491 74B

1. (m) James Hines b. 5/5/1852 Mount Keera V18521749 121A/1852

b. abt 1826 Woodchurch Kent England d. 1894 Sydney

m. William Alexander Hines (abt 1818 -11/12/1903 Glebe )

f. James Hukins m. Susannah Fullager *

1. (m) William Crittendon Hines b. d. 1905 Sydney (Matilda Ward 1871)
2. (m) Frank Hines b. d. 1925 Temora
3. (f) Cassandra Hines b. 1850 663/1850 V1850663 35
4. (f) Susanna Adelaide Hines b. 1851 V18511974 38A/1851 (Arthur W Nixon 1878)
5. (m) James A Hines b. 1854 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama ; Shoalhaven V18544664 42B/1854
6. (f) Elizabeth Ann Prudence Hines b. 1856 Kiama 5252/1856  (Charles H Harvey 1878)
7. (m) Reuben Hines b. 1859 Kiama 8296/1859 d. 1906 Coonamble
8. (m) John R Hines b. 1861 Kiama 8073/1861 d. 1908 Newtown
9. (m) Henry Hines b. 1863 Kiama 155/1863 d. 1904 Sydney
10. (f) Sabina J Hines b. 1865 Kiama 9809/1865 (Walter Beech 1885)
11. (f) Gertrude Eleanor Hines b. 1867 Kiama 10515/1867  (George A Ford 1886)
12. (m) George A Hines b. 1871 Kiama 1541/1871d. 1918 Hurstville

Husband a carter who became insolvbent in 1872

http://records.ancestry.com/Sabina_Hukins_records.ashx?pid=37534949&te=2

April 7th, at her residence, 70 Devonshire Street, Sydney, SABINA, wife of W. A. HINES, late of Kiama; aged 68 years. Reporter and Illawarra Journal (Kiama, NSW: 1887 - 1894) Wednesday 11 April 1894 p 2

b. abt 1838 Donegal Ireland d. 1874 Braidwood

m. John Hines 1863 Kiama 2062/1863

Parents unknown on death record

Ship: Caribou 1859 ?

1. (m) John Hines b. 1866 Braidwood
2. (f) Elizabeth Hines b. 1871 Braidwood
3. (m) James Hines b. 1873 Braidwood

b. abt 1826 Calcutta India d. 18/8/1917 Mosman br. Gore Hill

m. Broadley Wilson Hinton (1829 Reading Berkshire-13/1/1904 Mosman Son of John Howard Hinton & Eliza Birt) 7/3/1866 Newtown

f. General George William Muriel m. Georgiana Henriques

1. (f) Mary Eliza Muriel Hinton b. 4/2/1868 Wollongong 18088/1868 d. 1/8/1937 Manly Registered as Eliza M M Wilson
2. (m) Howard Frampton Muriel Hinton b. 17/9/1870 Bega d. 1953 North Sydney

HINTON.-August 18, at her residence, 88 Raglan street, Mosman, Georgine, widow of the late Broadley Wilson Hinton, and daughter of the late General W. Muriel,. of the Indian Army, aged 93 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 20 August 1917 p 6

Many of the old Bega residents will be interested to know that Mrs. Georgina Hinton, who, with her husband and son and daughter resided at Kameruka as well a Bega for many years, celebrated her 90th year at her Mosman residence last week.' What was known as the 'Old Mill,' near the show ground, was their residence for a time; they were there during one of our record floods when their goods and chattels, including n piano, went sailing for a conriderable distance. Mrs. Hinton was born at Calcutta, her father being General Muriel, and her brother Colonel Muriel, of the 'Black Watch.' She speaks of having met in past times such men as Victor Emmanuel, Ruskin, and Garibaldi. Her daughter, Muriel, is a well-known Sydney pen woman whose nom de guerre is 'Tackra.' The Bega Budget (NSW : 1905 - 1920) Wednesday 22 October 1913 p 2

Answered the Last Call at Mosman (Sydney) last week, Mrs. Georgina Hinton, at the ripe age of 93 years

She was the daughter of General Muriel. Mrs. Hinton 's girlhood was spent in Britain, where she was, by reason of her great in effectual powers; the friend and associate of most of the advanced thinkers of the day. She went with Ruskin in his little explorations ; knew Carlyle in his domestic circle ; had a meal with Garibaldi — b -sides being in contant interchange of thought with many writers and philosophers of her time.

She came to Australia early in the sixties, and was married to Mr. Wilson Hinton, who was at the time engaged in beautifying the interior of Sydney University by his wonderful stone carvings The Wingham Chronicle and Manning River Observer (NSW : 1898 - 1954) Tuesday 11 September 1917 p 2

HINTON.—The Funeral of the late Mrs. GEORGINE HINTON will leave her residence, 88 Raglan street, Mosman, THIS (Monday) MORNING, at 10.30, for Gore Hill Cemetery.

b 24/91839 Sydney d. 23/1/1900 Curramore Jamberoo br. Jamberoo

f. Henry Frazer m. Ann ?

m. William Timbs (10/4/1804 Asheden Buckinghamshire -1/1/1885 Jamberoo Son of Samuel Timbs & Charlotte Honour) 24/11/1856 Jerrara/Jamberoo

m. Thomas Greenwood Hird (abt 1822 Bradford Yorkshire – 10/9/1906 Henty Son of Thomas Hird & Martha Greenwood ) 16/10/1886 Curramore Jamberoo 5773/1886

1. (m) Richard W Tims b. 1839 CofE Dapto/Wollongong
2. (f) Clara Leah Timbs * b. 25/1/1864 Jerara d. 1955 Lismore (Joseph Laves/Leves 1883)
3. (f) Annabella Timbs * b. 16/10/1858 Jamberoo d. 27/10/1932 Wollongong (James Prior 1879 )
4. (m) John Timbs b. 1860 Kiama
5. (f) Rachael Leah Timbs b. 27/1/1864 Jamberoo d. 1955

Second Husband a school teacher

KIAMA

Ou Friday another old identity of the district in the person of Mrs. Hird passed away at her residence, Jamberoo. The deceased lady was 61 years of age. She was the mother of Mrfi James Prior and Mrs. J. Lavers, of Jamberoo. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Saturday 24 February 1900 p 2

http://familypedia.wikia.com/wiki/William_Timbs_%281804-1885%29

b. 11/8/1864  Kiama d.   28./5/1937 Leichhardt br. Methodist Cem. Rookwood

m. Frederick William Wilson 1862 Wollongong – before 1899) 18/11/1882 Wollongong 5121/1882

m. Joseph Hart (15/9/1845 Bottisham Cambridgeshire- 21/12/1907 Wollongong Son of Joseph Hart & Ruth Shipp*) 19/4/1899 Wollongong

m. George Arthur Hiskens (1878-1941) 1914 Newtown

f. John Chin m. Emma Crooks *

1. (f) Lilian Elizabeth Wilson b. 1883 d. Wollongong ( Joseph E Makin 1907)
2. (m) Richard Orville Wilson b. 1885 d. 1/11/1916 Five Dock ( Catherine A Gavin 1913)
3. (m) Leonard Augustine Wilson b. 1887 d. 1888
4. (f) Alaea Amana Wilson b. 1888 d. Sydney ( Albert Howe 1910, Charles A Burgess-Jones 1932)
5. (f) Ilma V Wilson b. 1891 d. Walcha (John J McHattan 1918)
6. (m) Aubrey Ernest J Hart b. 26/2/1900 Wollongong 18243/1900 d. 2/6/1900
7. (f) Miriam Ruth Hart b. 24/8/1902 Wollongong 28038/1902 d. 14/1/1965

Living at Berella St Wollongong i in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband a journalist

d. 17/6/1903 Bulli

m. John Hissett ( - 16/11/1907 Bulli) 1877 Auckland Co Durham

Ship: Pericles 1877

1. (f) Rebecca Hissett * b. 1878 Lithgow (Richard B Hawken 1902)
2. (f) Mary Ellen Hissett * b. 1880 Lithgow ( Henry Matthew Parsons 1900)

Living Bulli Pit in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Mrs. John Hissett died at her residence, Bulli, 0n Wednesday afternoon after an extended illness. The deceased was the mother of Mrs. H. Parsons, jun., Keira street, Wollongong Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Saturday 20 June 1903 p 2

In Memoriam. HISSETT- In loving memory of my dear mother, Christina Hissett, who departed this life 17th June, 1903. Also, my dear father, JOHN HISSETT, who departed this life 16th November, 1907.  Still sadly missed. Inserted by their loving daughter, Rebecca Hawken, of Lithgow. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 1 December 1911 p 13

b. 1860 Orange d. 1934 Auburn br. Rookwood

m. William Mason Hitchcock (abt 1856 -1907 Croome Son of Henry Hitchcock & Elizabeth) 1880 Orange

f. John West m. Mary A

1. (m) Henry William Hitchcock b. 1882 Orange d. 1947 Wyong
2. (f) Elizabeth E Hitchcock b. 1884 Orange
3. (f) Emma L Hitchcock b. 1886 Molong
4. (m) Arthur Edwin Hitchcock b. 1887 East Macquarie d. 1947 Hornsby
5. (m) Percy Ernest Hitchcock b. 1889 East Macquarie d. 1977
6. (f) Ruby M Hitchcock b. 1891 East Macquarie
7. (f) Ada Dorothy Hitchcock b. 1893 Bathurst
8. (m) Stanley Claude Hitchcock b. 1896 Brewongle
9. (f) Ida P Hitchcock b. 1898 Oberon

Living at Croome in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties.

Husband a school teacher.

The headmaster of the Croome Public School (Mr. W. Hitchcock), died on Sunday, at the- age of 51 years. Deceased was highly respected throughout the district. The on Tuesday, was very largely attended; He leaves a widow and nine children to mourn their sad loss. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Saturday 9 November 1907 p 13

Living Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

d. 1922 Bega 13819/1922

m. Robert Hazelgrove ( -1865 Wollongong Son of William Hazelgrove & ) 1854 CofE Dapto; Wollongong

m. Tom Hite (- 1916 Eden) 1872 Bega 1646/1872

f. Robert Hudson m. ?

1. (f) Lavinia Hazelgrove b. 1857 Wollongong 12177/1857 (Samuel Glenn 1875)
2. (m) James Hazelgrove b. 1859 Wollongong 14032/1859
3. (m) Robert Horace Hazelgrove b. 1860 Wollongong 13969/1860 (Eliza J Mitchell 1885)
4. (f) Maria Hazelgrove b. 1862 Wollongong 15054/1862
5. (m) Tom Hite b. 1872 Bega 6879/1872
6. (f) Isabella Mary M Hite b. 1881 Bega 14734/1881

d. 1888 Leichhardt

m. George Smith (1840 CofE Dapto; Wollongong - 7/5/1868 Redfern )Son of William Sydney Smith & Louisa Fowler *) 6/6/1864 Congregational chapel, Wollongong

m. Samuel Hoare (-1900 Liverpool Son of John & Sarah) 1869 Redfern

f. James Gibson m. Mary

1. (m) William Sydney Smith b. 1865 Wollongong d. 1944 Liverpool
2. (f) Elvinz Smith b. 1867 Sydney

On the 6th instant, at the Congregational chapel, Wollongong, by the Rev. G. Charter, George, eldest son of the late William Smith, wheelwright, to Alice, youngest daughter of Mr. James Gibson. The Sydney Morning Herald 16 June 1864

Alice Hoare v. Samuel Hoare, the defendant was ordered to pay the sum of 15s weekly for a period of twelve months towards the support of his wife. Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931) Wednesday 19 April 1876 p 3

b. abt 1830 Ireland d. 14/4/1907 Albury

m. Thomas Hoare (29/8/1831 Sydney - 5/9/1880 Table Top Albury Son of John Hoare & Elizabeth A Love *) 12/2/1854 Campbelltown

f. Laurence Bergin m. Catherine

1. (m) John Joseph Hoare b. 16/1/1854 Dapto d. 2/4/1902 Albury
2. (f) Elizabeth Amelia Hoare b. 8/8/1855 Dapto d. 1939 Marrickville
3. (f) Catherine Hoare b. 25/1/1857 West Dapto 12173/1857 d. 1866 Albury
4. (m) Thomas W Hoare b. 1858 Albury d. 1869 Albury
5. (f) Rose A Hoare b. 1860 Albury d. 1938 Marrickville
6. (m) Patrick Denis Hore b. 1865 Albury d. 1937 Albury
7. (f) Catherine Hore b. 1867 Albury; d. 1870 Albury
8. (f) Matilda Hore b. 1869 Alburyd. 1947 Paddington
9. (f) Angela Marie Hore b. 1871 Albury d. 1923 Newtown
10. (f) Mary Mabel Hore b. 1874, Albury d. 1973 Blacktown
11. (m) Edwin Charles Hore b. 1876, Albury d. 22/7/1913 Albury
12. (m) Pierce Wagra Hore d. bef. 1907

b. 1866 St George d. 6/4/1936 Bondi

m. Alfred Fortescue Hoare (abt 1864 -15/6/1939 Manly Son of James Hoare & Emma) 1887 Newtown

f. Frederick William Skidmore m. Elizabeth

1. (f) Elizabeth H Hoare 1888 Muswellbrook
2. (f) Ethel P Hoare b. 1890 Woonona 38419/1890
3. (f) Ilma K M Hoare b. 1898 Taree
4. (f) Dorothy C I Hoare b. 1900 Taree

Husband a plumber when they lived in Bulli.

HOARE. - April 6, 1936, at 37 Sir Thomas Mitchell road, Bondi, Elizabeth, beloved wife of Alfred Fortescue Hoare, and mother of Winifred, Ilma, Constance, and Pearl (deceased), aged 69 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 7 April 1936 p 10

β. 28/1/ 1785 Bristol Gloucestershire, England d. 3/3/1878 Sydney br. Old Catholic Cemetery, Dapto

μ. ϑοην Ηοαρε ( 1778 Χουντψ Ωεξφορδ Ιρελανδ− 25 /4/ 1862 West Dapto) 10/7/1809 Στ Πηιλλιπσ ΧοφΕ Σψδνεψ 

φ. ϑοην Λοϖε μ. Μαρτηα Μερριμαν 

Σηιπ:  3rd Fleet on the “Matilda” 1791

1. (f) Ann Hoare * b. 9/5/1811 Airds d. 8/8/1895 Woollahra (William Rixon 1826, Owen Dunlaghan 1848, William H Phibbs 1852)
2. (m) John Hoare b. 10/7/1813 Minto d. 15/10/1895 St Kilda (Elizabeth Waites 1839)
3. (f) Elizabeth Hoare * b. 18/10/1815 Airds d. 13/9/1882 Sydney (James Rixon 1833)
4. (f) Martha E Hoare b. 1817 Cowpastures (John Robinson 1833)
5. (m) Andrew Hoare b. 25/5/1820 Cowpastures d. 17/4/1890 Albury (Jessie Findlayson 1844)
6. (f) Sarah Hoare * b. abt 1822 Airds d. 11/9/1862 Shellharbour (James Seymore 1840)
7. (m) William Hoare b. 26/2/1824 Airds (Margaret Seymour * 1848)
8. (f) Mary H. Hoare b. 10 /7/1826 Glenlee (Michael O’Loughlan 1845)
9. (f) Maria Hoare * b. 1829 Sydney (James Griffin 1848)
10. (m) Thomas Hoare b. 29/8/1831 Sydney d. 5/9/1880 Albury (Catherine Agnes Bergin * 1853)
11. (f) Eliza Rachael Hoare * b. 1833 Dapto/Airds d. 10/9/1893 Bega (Sampson Boyland 1853, Robert Redshaw 1866)
12. (m) Charles Joseph Hoare b. 4/7/1837 d. 12/3/1905 Moonee Ponds Vic (Margaret Nunan 1855)

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b. 1877 Goulburn d. 31/1/1939 Goulburn br. Marulan

m. Andrew Thomas Hoare 1900 Moss Vale

f. George Handley m. Mary Anne

1. (f) Evelyn C V Hoare b. 1901 Berrima
2. (m) Arthur Hoare b. 1903 Moss Vale
3. (m) Eric A Hoare b. 1910 Woonona

Living Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

HOARE.-January 31, 1939, at Goulburn District Hospital, Ellen Mary, beloved wife of Andrew Thomas Hoare, aged 61 years. See to-morrow's “Herald” for Funeral Notice. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 1 February 1939 p 14

b. 7/5/1827 Campbelltown or Shellharbour d. 22/7/1891 Wagra

m1. Martin Grealis 15/10/1845 Dapto

m2. William Hoare (26/2/1824 Airds -28/5/1890 Wagra Son of John Hoare & Elizabeth A Love *) 14/2/1848 St Francis Xavier Wollongong

f. Thomas Seymour m. Mary Higgins *

1. (m) Robert Andrew Hoare b. 10/10/1848 Shellharbour d. 19/3/-1919 Albury
2. (m) Charles Hore b. between 1849 - 1851 Talgarno Vic d. 19/1/1932 Albury
3. (m) William Hore b. 15-/7/1853 Talgarno Vic d. 1926 Rooty Hill
4. (f) Maria Ann Hore b. 15/8/1855 TalgarnoVic d. 1900 Albury
5. (f) Emily Johanna Hore b. Abt 1857d. 1931 Tallangatta Vic
6. (f) Matilda Hore b. Abt. 1861d. 19/3/1945 Dromana Vic
7. (m) John James Hore b. 1862 Talgarno Vic d. 10/10/1925 Liverpool
8. (m) Henry Martin Hore b. abt. 1864 d. 21/3/1943 Griffith
9. (m) Alfred J Hore b. ? d. 1872 Albury

Marriage 1: Both resident of Dapto

Marriage 2: Both resident of Dapto

Witnesses Elizabeth and Thomas Hoare

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m. Pierce Hoare (-1913 Ballina Son of John Hoare & Ellen) 1861 Dungog

1. (m) James P Hoare b. 1862 Dungog
2. (f) Margaret Hoare b. 1865 Dungog
3. (m) John Frederick Hoare b. 1867 Dungog d. 1935 Casino (Mary Ellen Boyle * 1893)
4. (m) Pierce Augustine Hoare b. 1869 Dungog
5. (f) Leonora Hoare b. 1873 Dungog
6. (f) Marion A Hoare b. 1876 Dungog
7. (f) Mary Ellen Hoare b. 1880 Morpeth
8. (m) Herbert W Hoare 1884 Kiama 23447/1884

b. 1868 Ulladulla d. November 1951 Casino br. Casino

m. John Frederick Hoare (1867 Dungog -1935 Casino Son of Pierce Hoare & Mary Luney * ) 1893 Kiama 4170/1893

f. Frederick Boyle m. Ann Duffy *

1. (f) Mary A V Hoare b. 1894 Kiama 17609/1894
2. (m) Pierce M Hoare b. 1895 Kiama 33344/1895
3. (m) Fredrick Hoare b. 1897 Ballina
4. (f) Vera I Hoare b. 1898 Ballina
5. (m) John Lindsey Hoare b. 1900 Ballina d. 1966 Lismore ( Evelyn M Green 1924)
6. (m) Terrence S Hoare b. 1903 Ballina
7. (f) Ellen L Hoare b. 1905 Casino
8. (m) Thomas J Hoare b. 1907 Casino
9. (f) Monica M Hoare b. 1912 Kyogle

m. John Hoast

1. (m) James Hoast b. 24/3/1850 Jambaroo V1850297 67/1850

b. 1879 Kiama d. 30/12/1937 Wollongong

m. Harry Richard H Hobart (1877 St George -1944 Wollongong Son of Richard Hampton Hobert & Grace Edith) 1902 St Peters

f. John Seymour m. Isabella Collins *

1. (m) John R Hobart b. 1903 Albion Park

Living at Albion Park in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic duties

Husband an engineer.

HOBART-SEYMOUR-Sept.6th at the Church of England, St. Peters, by the Rector Rev. B. Stephens, Harry H. Hobart son of the late Henry R. Hobart of Laggan, to Amy, daughter of the late John Seymour of Terragong, Shellharbour. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 12 September 1902 p 2

b. abt 1838 Grenorck d. 11/5/1934 Cremorne

m. John Thomas Hobbes (abt 1825 -25/5/1892 Port Maquarie Son John T Hobbes & Ann) 11/3/1863 Kiama 2041/1863

f. Captain Peter Goldie m. Ann Stobo

Ship: Grand Trianon 1858

1. (m) Robert G Hobbs b. 1864 Sydney
2. (m) Charles G Hobbs b. 1865 Sydney
3. (f) Helen I Hobbs b. 1867 Broulee
4. (f) Mabel J Hobbs b. 1869 Broulee
5. (f) Margaret Ethel Hobbs b. 1872 Broulee
6. (f) Effie Muriel Hobbs b. 1874 Broulee
7. (f) Roberta Grace Hobbs b. 1877 Broulee (Lintoen B G Weston 1905)
8. (f) Nurse Narelle Hobbs b. d. 1918 returning to Australia
9. (f) Florence Hobbs b. 1878 Broulee
10. (f) Caroline Elsie M Hobbes 1881 Broulee (John M Thorburn 1920)

She had been sent to stay with her aunt at Kiama with her sister Euphemia. On arrival she was a nursery Governess. Her husband was a police magistrate.

On the 11th instant, at the residence of Captain Stobo, Kiama, by the Rev. J. Kinross, Mr. John T. Hobbs, of Pitt-street, Sydney, to Margaret Ann, eldest daughter of the late Captain Goldie, shipbuilder, Singapore. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 18 March 1863

HOBBES —May 11, at her home, 40 Milson-road, Cremorne, Margaret Anne Hobbes, aged 95, formerly of Merriwinga, widow of John Thomas Hobbes of Port Macquarie, Police Magistrate. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Saturday 12 May 1934 p 14

m. William Hobbs (-8/4/1871 Wollongong )

1. (f) Daughter Hobbs
2. (f) Frances M Hobbs b. 1848 Sydney
3. (m) Matthew Hobbs b. 1850 Windsor
4. (f) Elizabeth A Hobbs b. 1852 Windsor
5. (f) Henrietta Hobbs b. 1855 Windsor
6. (m) Edward Hobbs b. 1856 Windsor
7. (m) John H P Hobbs b. 1858 Windsor
8. (f) Mary Anne Hobbs b. 1860 Windsor (Michael Joseph Delahenty 1877)
9. (f) Ellen Hobbs b. 1862 Windsor

DELAHENTY—HOBBS.—September 4, at Berremangra, near Yass, by the Rev. P. J. O'Keeffe, Michael Joseph, eldest son of Michael Delahenty, Syringdalla, Victoria, to Mary Anne, fourth daughter of the late William Hobbs, Wollongong. The Sydney Morning Herald 24 October 1877

Husband the Governor of the Wollongong Gaol

Death of Mr. William Hobbs. — We regret to have to record the decease of Mr. William Hobbs, who, for the past five years and a half, occupied the position of Governor of the Gaol in this town. For a considerable time past Mr. Hobbs was in a failing state of health, (we believe from an affection of the heart and liver), and about six months ago he obtained a month's leave of absence, and visited some other parts of the colony, but experienced little benefit from the change. Latterly it became painfully evident that he was gradually sinking, and on Sunday, the 2^nd instant, his illness assumed an alarming aspect, and Dr. Morton then pronounced that all hopes of his recovery were at an end. He lingered, however, under much pain, until Friday night last, when a violent attack of his disease again came on, and death put an end to his suffering about half-past two o'clock on Saturday morning.

The deceased occupied the position of Chief Constable in the Northern districts for many years, and for two or three years prior to his appointment to Wollongong, he was Governor of the Gaol at Windsor. Mr. Hobbs was very much and deservedly respected by all who knew him.

In a sentence, he was a most efficient and assiduous officer, an affectionate husband and father, and an unobtrusive and esteemed member of society. He leaves behind him a widow and a. large and respectable family (several of whom are comparatively young), to deplore their loss. The remains of the deceased were interred in the Church of England Burial-ground last Sabbath, having first been taken into the Church. The Rev. Dean Ewing conducted the service, and a large number of the inhabitants paid their last respects to the departed by following his remains to their final resting-place. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW: 1856 - 1950) Friday 14 April 1871 p 2

b. 1868 Goulburn d. 17 /7/1922 br. Bulli Anglican

m. step-father William Williams

m. Noah Hobbs (abt 1863 -24/3/ 1947 Son of John Hobbs & Julia) Woonona 1887 5432/1887

f. Thomas Lawler m. Susanna Clarke * step-father William Williams

1. (f) Amelia Williams b. 1884 Woonona 23086/1884 (David Meehan 1903)
2. (m) John Hobbs b. 1888 Woonona 25771/1888
3. (f) Mary Hobbs b. 1889 Woonona 24635/1889 (Alexander Fletcher 1907)
4. (m) Henry H Hobbs b. 1892 Woonona 39619/1892
5. (m) William S Hobbs b. 1895 Woonona 9260/1895

Living Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a miner.

Nurse Hobbs – The Poor People’s Friend

Top row Noah Hobbs, Henry Williams, John Smithers, David Meehan Seated Mary Hobbs (daughter of Noah and Charlotte), Charlotte Hobbs (holding niece Dorothy Smithers), Frances (Williams ) Smithers (holding daughter Winifred Smithers)  Millie Meehan (daughter of Noah and Charlotte) holding son Jack Meehan. Kneeling left Henry Hobbs right William Hobbs both sons of Noah and Charlotte Hobbs.

It seems perplexing to try and understand it, but often what shapes people who are able to go on and produce some form of outstanding community good, often comes itself out of unbelievable hardships that they have suffered themselves. Somehow Woonona’s Charlotte Hobbs or Nurse Hobbs, achieved humble greatness and so went on to endear herself to others to the extent that she became known locally in the Illawarra as the ‘Poor People’s Friend’.

After her mother died, Charlotte’s step father William Williams was suddenly killed in the great Bulli Mine Disaster of 1887. Her real father was by now languishing in jail being a known cohort of the notorious Clarke Gang who were certainly amongst Australia’s most vicious cold blooded killers and bushrangers of their day. She was a mother at 15 and yet she rose to become a pillar of society and well known for her deeds in helping those in need, particularly unwed mothers.

After her father was sent to prison, Charlotte, her siblings and her mother made their escape from his drunken escapades and skulduggery do to the coal mining town of Bulli and so began a new life with William Williams. More children were born but her mother died in 1878 and Charlotte was raised by the Bulli miner. These were turbulent times for Charlotte when firstly she became pregnant at 14 and an unwed mother at barely 15 years of age. When she turned 18, her step father was killed when the Bulli Coal Mine exploded. She was destitute and had 4 year old daughter to care for.

Australia grieved for those lost and raised an incredible 42,534 pound by public donation. The trustees however held it back deciding that the money was too large to give out and would be best kept and managed. No one got a penny of that money except the men who administered it.

This decision to hold back the money plus the sudden loss of the family bread winner tore Charlotte’s family apart. Her youngest sister Elizabeth was adopted out and lost to the family whilst her younger brother Henry and sister Frances endured incredible hardships without any viable income. In fact family reconciliation is still being attempted by her descendents today.

After the Bulli tragedy Charlotte married Woonona coal miner Noah Hobbs. He thankfully raised her daughter Millie as his own. However as a miner he was blacklisted from Bulli after his arrest and brawling at the ‘Battle of Bulli’ and so survived the impending disaster and was able to take up work in the newly opened South Bulli Mine where he worked till he was 72.

Charlotte’s mother and grandmother were midwives. Midwifery is a living skill and was taught mother to daughter. In fact in Lake George and Collector this is one way in which the family survived. Without her mother, a local midwife Mrs Mott who had delivered Charlotte’s first child Millie continued her tuition of midwifery. This became her career and during the depression of the 1890s Charlotte became a midwife and nurse turning her Woonona home into a lying-in hospital where women who are having difficulties during or after birth can be cared for.

Charlotte worked very closely with the 2 local doctors Crossle and Palmer as well as other midwives Casely, Pallier, Grisly, Coleman, Humphrey, Jarrett and of course Mrs Mott. All of the midwives and doctors used Charlotte’s lying-in hospital at Woonona. Charlotte frequently travelled between Coledale and Balgownie during the day or night in a sulky drawn by a pony called Dick. Sometimes she just walked through the bush from her home in Woonona to the township of Old Bulli. Her hospitality became a byword in the community. Anyone in trouble went to Nurse Hobbs.

Noah and Charlotte were now thrown into another mining disaster. On the 31^st July 1902 Mt Kembla Coal Mine blew up. Both Charlotte and Noah subsequently walked the seventeen miles to Mt Kembla in order to do what they could.

Noah 17 years ago was amongst the first to go into Bulli Coal Mine when it blew up and he and men like Henry MacCabe made the Bulli mine safe so that rescuers could remove the 81 bodies. This time Noah went in with MacCabe again. As they went into the mine the afterdamp rendered Noah to loose consciousness. He survived but Wollongong lost its former Mayor, Major Henry MacCabe who became the 97^th victim of that disaster.

Charlotte dressed bodies for 3 grim days. One reporter from the Sydney Morning Herald asked Charlotte why she was there. Why she did what she did. She said simply “What it meant to us and hundreds of others at Bulli it now means to those around us…You don’t understand as we do…. I lost my own father in Bulli.”

This was the same young mother and daughter of a notorious bushranger, who now had become a respected nurse. Understandably, unmarried mothers became a great and deep concern for Charlotte Hobbs. She arranged adoptions and even buried the unfortunate still born babies of those who could not afford it. Her lying hospital was registered and all births were logged at Bulli Court House. All mothers were paid a baby bonus by the government of 3 guineas for 10 days of skilled attention. Charlotte at the conclusion of the ten days used to take the 3 guineas offered to her by the mother and put it back into the baby’s hand to buy needed food or clothing.

After the war and with the return of the soldiers so came the Spanish Flu. Charlotte and many other nurses were heavily involved in treating patients. This was beginning to wear Charlotte down. Her health was beginning to fail and Dr Palmer put her into Bulli Hospital for a rest. But even there she placed herself on call to help the patients who rang the bell for a nurse if it was not answered immediately. Exasperated, the nurses took away her dressing gown and slippers. She recovered enough to beg Dr Palmer to let her go home and help her daughter Millie with the care of her new baby son Pat. Dr Palmer allowed this, but a couple of days later, Charlotte died.

Charlotte believed in the care of those less fortunate than herself. She had faced adversity during her life but never let her poor beginnings deter her from her work of caring for the sick and needy. She was a dedicated worker for Bulli Hospital and the Red Cross. Such was Charlotte’s respect in the local community that the 3 ministers of the various denominations held a memorial service for her in their churches. The Salvation Army band led her funeral to the cemetery playing The Dead March which was an unusual honour for a woman in 1922. Many local families today owe their grandparents lives to Charlotte’s skill as a midwife and nurse. Charlotte and Noah built and provided a home for all of their 4 children mostly due to Charlotte working and running her own lying-in hospital.

The Illawarra Mercury referred to her funeral as “the largest ever seen in Bulli”. The South Coast Times said that Charlotte “was known as the poor people’s friend.”

Photograph and text with the kind permission of Dan Meehan

SOME FINE WOMEN
“YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND IT AS WE DO”

Among all the acts of unselfishness which have been the one bright feature right though these days and nights of terror and doubt must be placed the work accomplished by four women from Bulli They hurried over when the news of the smash reached them , One walked 17 miles. Since then they seem never to have rested They are Mrs N Hobbs, Mrs J Thompson, Mrs R Mott, and Mrs Thomas Caseley The last attentions to the dead were bestow by their hands, and many a stricken woman received hope and comfort from their fortitude and tenderness. Theirs was a practical sympathy- they fully understood the true significance of it all and what years of struggle widows and families will now have to face

Some15 years ago these women passed through the ordeal of the Bulli disaster. Little wonder that they understand so well Mrs Hobbs then lost her father “ That accident,” she said today, “ left our family without the breadwinner What it meant to as and hundreds of others at Bulli it now means to these around us. Poor? You don't know how poor they are. Plenty of them have not a penny of their own. They have lived from week to week, and never got ahead of it It's awful.

There was one poor soul who fainted over the coffin of her husband yesterday and had to be carried away. She has eight children, and they have in a place with two little rooms She has not a penny. Why some of them could not, without assistance, have buried their dead. You don't understand it as we do “With these four women came their friends to assist in the work of rescue. The husband of Mrs Hobbs was with a search party which struck the after damp He was carried out unconseious ” Nearly gone, he was,” said his wife, “ and had to go home He's minding the children now while I stay here ” The Sydney Morning Herald 4 August 1902

b. abt 1841 Wollongong d. 21/1/1926 Conjola

m. Francis Hobbs (abt 1829 – 28/6/1915 Conjola) 20/6/1860 1860 Wollongong 2868/1860

f. James Scott m. Margaret McDonald * see Thackery

1. (m) James Hobbs b. April 1861 Cottage of Content Crown St 14353/1861 d. 1/10/1915 Conjola
2. (m) Francis Ann Hobbs * b. 1863 Wollongong 14947/1863 d. 3/5/1941 Moss Vale (William Turnbull 1885)
3. (f) Emily Hobbs b. 7/2/1864 Bangalore 15485/1864
4. (m) Percy Hobbs b. 1869 Ulladulla 18816/1869
5. (m) Alfred Scott Hobbs b. 1874 Ulladulla 20239/1874
6. (m) Robert Hobbs b. 1878 Ulladulla 23185/1878
7. (f) Florence Gainsford Hobbs b. 1880 Ulladulla 25571/1880

On this 20th instant by special licence at Wollongong, by the Rev. C. Atchison, Mr Francis Hobbs, to Ellen, third daughter of the late Mr Jas. Scott. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 22 June 1860 p 2

At the residence of her mother. Cottage of Content Crown-street, Wollongong, Mrs. Francis Hobbs of a son. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 19 April 1861 p 2

b. abt 1864 d. 6/6/1942 Wollongong br. Albion Park

m. John Hubert Plunkett Hobbs (4/8/1858 Windsor -3/12/1926 Albion Park Son of William Hobbs & Mary A) 1916 St Leonards

f. John Dyer m. Ann

Husband a chemist. He attempted suicide in 1888 at Kiama.

The death occurred in a private hospital in Wollongong on Saturday, 6th inst., of Mrs. Emily Susan Hobbs, aged 78 years, the widow of the late Mr. John Hobbs, who for so many years conducted a chemist's shop locally, which won a widespread reputation. ,

The late Mrs. Hobbs surmounted to a large extent an affliction of deafness by ability to lip read, and in late years had gained some knowledge of the deaf and dumb language by finger faction, by which a neighbour's daughter could communicate freely with her. Deceased had been in ill health for a considerable period, and had spent five months in hospital. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 19 June 1942 p 4

b. abt d. 23/6/1921 Bulli br. Bulli Anglican

m. John Hobbs ( abt 1852-11/2/1909 Son of John Hobbs & Mary A ) 1885 Wollongong 5508/1885

f. Thomas Pearson m. Ann

Living Bulli Pit in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

The death also took place at her residence, Park Road, Bulli, on Thursday afternoon, of Mrs Jane Hobbs, relict of the late John Hobbs. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW: 1856 - 1950) Friday 24 June 1921 p 5

b. abt 1831 d. October 1917 “Avenal” Milton

m. Thomas Francis Hobbs (1829-1906 Milton) 6/6/1853 Campbelltown Presbyterian V1853265 81

f. John Allen m. Margaret Wallace *

1. (f) Margaret A Hobbs 15/12/1854 Dapto Church of England Dapto; WollongongV18541252 42A/1854 d. 1856 Wollongong
2. (m) John T Hobbs 1857 Wollongong 12208/1857 d. 1931
3. (f) Mary Hannah Hobbs 16/2/1859 Wollongong 14066/1859 d. 1919
4. (m) Thomas W Hobbs b. 9/1/1861 Post Office Dapto 14290/1861
5. (m) George Francis Hobbs 16/3/1863 Dapto 15001/1863 d. 1939
6. (m) Robert Kendall Hobbs b. 15/3/1865 Woppindally Ulladulla15880/1865 d. 1941
7. (f) Sarah Louisa Hobbs b. 28/8/1867 Avenel Milton 16919/1867 d. 1940 (Frederick H R Baker)
8. (f) Amy Adeline Hobbs 1870 Ulladulla 17905/1870 (Charles Wesley Osborne)
9. (f) Edith Maud Hobbs 1873 Ulladulla 19661/1873 d. 1874

By special license, June 6th, by the Rev. William McKee, at the country residence of the bride's father, Campbelltown, Thomas Hobbs, Esq., Illawarra, to Miss Mary Allen, daughter   of John Allen, Esq., Sydney. The Sydney Morning Herald 10 June 1853

Births-On the 15th instant, at her residence, the post-office, Dapto, Illawarra, Mrs. Hobbs, of a daughter. SMH 23 December 1854

On the 16th instant, at the Post Office, Dapto, Mrs T.   Hobbs of a daughter. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Monday 21 February 1859 p 3

At the Post Office, Dapto, on the 9th instant, Mrs. T. Hobbs, of a son. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 11 January 1861 p 2

On the 16th instant, at the Post Office, Dapto, Mrs. T. Hobbs, of a son.SMH 19 March 1863

Moved to ‘Arenel’ Milton about 1864. Her father and husband both died on the property.

b. 1857 Sydney d. 19/3/1903 Woollahra

m. Robert Hobson 1895 Wollongong 4067/1895

f. Thomas Allen m. Emily Elizabeth Whiteman *

1. (m) Allen E Hobson 1896 Newtown 5770/1896
2. (f) Ruth E Hobson 1899 Woonona 36332/1899

HOBSON.-March 19, at her late residence, Tareena, Adelaide-parade, Woollahra, Rebecca Louisa, fourth and dearly beloved daughter ofThomas and Emily Allen, Wolllongong. The Sydney Morning Herald 28 March 1903

b. abt 1874 d. 23/7/1938 Kogarah br. Woronora

m. James Hobson ( -1935 Sutherland) 1898 Helensburgh 3432/1898

f. Thomas Fennell Smith m. Ann

1. (m) Laurence James Hobson b. 1899 Leichhardt
2. (f) Gertrude B Hobson b. 1900 Leichhardt d. 1900 Leichhardt
3. (m) Ainslie Frederick Hobson b 1903 Leichhardt d. 1966 Leeton
4. (m) Ralph M Hobson b. 1910 Petersham d. 1910 Petersham

HOBSON.-July 23, 1938 at St. George District Hospital. Lizzie, relict of the late James Hobson and dearly loved mother of Laurie and Ainslie, aged 65 years. At rest. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Monday 25 July 1938 p 10

Living Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

With William John Hocken a miner.

b. 20/1/1853 Long Nose Point d. 22/4/1919 Cambewarra br. Nowra

m. James Hockey (3/11/1841 Albion Park – 26/6/1886 West Cambewarra Son of John Hockey & Mary Steele *) 8/1/1869 Bolong

1. (m) Enos Hockey b.
2. (m) Thomas Hockey b. 25/3/1869 Cambewarra
3. (f) Emma Hockey b. 26/9/1870 Cambewarra
4. (f) Mary Hockey b. 14/8/1872 Cambewarra
5. (f) Eliza Hockey b. 25/3/1874 Cambewarra
6. (m) James Hockey b. 29/9/1875 Cambewarra
7. (m) Robert Hockey b. 1877 Cambewarra
8. (f) Jane Hockey b. 1/10/1882 Cambewarra
9. (f) Ann Hockey b.

DEATH OF MRS. HOCKEY.

As briefly annnuneod in our last issue, the death of Mrs. Eliza Hockey (relict of the late James Hockey), occurred at The homestead at Camberwarra, on Tues day night, April 22nd, at the advanced age of 66 years. The late Mrs. Hockey was born.nt Long Point, on the Shoalhaven River; her maiden name was Hockey, and when she married she went lo live with her husband at Camberwarra; where she had been resident for 50 years up to the time of her death.

Her husband predeceased her some 33 years ago. Deceased had been a sufferer with heart trouble for last past 12 years, and latterly, had been an invalid. She leaves to mourn their loss, a grown up family, two sons and three daughters.

The interment, took place in the Roman Catholic portion of the Nowra public cemetery Thursday, last week. … The Nowra Leader (NSW : 1909 - 1939) Friday 2 May 1919 p 7

b. abt 1850 Sydney? d. ? 1923 Dapto

m. Denis Hockey (1847 Dapto/Johnsons Meadow – 1927 Redfern Son of John Hockey & Mary Steel *) 1868 Kiama

1. (f) Emily E Hockey b. 1868 Paddington (Thomas Tavener 1891)
2. (m) Ernest Hockey b. 1880 Goulburn d. 1880 Goulburn

b. 1857 Shellharbour d. 14/1/1933 Shellharbour br. Shellharbour

m. George Daniel Hockey (abt 1857- 1938 Shellharbour Son of Samuel Hockey & Mary Ryan *) 27/1/1875 Jamberoo 2858/1875

f. Stephen Eggleton m. Mary Ann Grantham *

1. (f) Gertrude Mary Hockey * b. 1876 Kiama 13441/1876 d. 1948 Marrickville ( George I Inskip 1894)
2. (m) Samuel William Hockey b. 1878 Kiama 14786/1878 d. 1956 Kiama
3. (m) Albert George Hockey b. 1879 Kiama 15902/1879 d. 1961 Kiama (Martha Love Patterson * 1904)
4. (f) Ethel M Hockey * b. 1882 Kiama 20219/1882 d. 1950 Bowraville (Peter Beacham 1900)
5. (m) Herbert Henry Hockey b. 1886 Kiama 25008/1886 d. 1951 Kiama
6. (m) Walter Leonard Hockey b. 1889 Kiama 25135/1889 d. 1977 NSW
7. (m) John W Hockey b. 1892 Kiama 18509/1892 d. 1928 Kiama

Living Shellhabour in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

MRS HENRIETTA HOCKEY 81 YEARS. The death occurred on Saturday last at her residence at Shellharbour of Mrs. Henrietta Hockey, after a lengthy illness, at the age of 81. She was born at Shellharbour, where she lived all her life, the daughter of the late Stephen Egglestone, and married Mr George Daniel Hockey, who was for many years a fisherman, being followed in this occupations by his sons, Messers Samuel, Albert, Herbert and Leonard. Mr Samuel Hockey is Fisheries Inspector for the district. Mrs Hockey is survivied also by her husband and two daughters, Mrs Beacham of Macksville, and Mrs George Inskip, of Shellharbour. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 18 January 1933 p 3

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=carol_leatham&id=I33200

b. 1842 West Dapto d. 10/7/1919 Windellama

m. Thomas Hockey (22/8/1840 Albion Park -13/7/1913 Connors Creek Son of John Hockey & Mary Steel *) 1860 Dapto 2860/1860

f. William Warrington m. Louisa Nowland *

1. (f) Mary Jane Hickey b. 7/12/1860 Macquarie River 8077/1861 9/4/1942 Goulburn
2. (m) Daniel Hockey b. 1862 Windellama d. 1929 Goulburn
3. (m) William Hockey b. 1864 Windellama d. 1920 Longreach
4. (f) Lucy Ann Hockey b. 1866 Windellama d. 1935 Springsure Qld
5. (m) James Hockey b. 1868 Windellama d. 1940 Wellington
6. (m) John Hockey b. 1870 Windellama d. 1947 Berrima
7. (f) Margaret Hockey b. 1872 Windellama d. 1944 Tarago
8. (f) Sarah Emily Hockey b. 1874 Windellama d. Canberra
9. (m) Thomas Hockey b. 1877
10. (f) Catherine Hockey b. 1878 Windelama d. 1959 Queanbeyan
11. (m) George Henry Hockey b. 1880 Connors Creek d. 1949 Connors Creek

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~owenjones/ojf217.html

m. Thomas Hackey ( 1818 Monacute Somerset - Son of Thomas Hockey & Mary Witherall ) 1852 Shoalhaven

1. (f) Eliza Hochy b. 20/1/1853 Shoalhaven reg Kiama RC (James Hockey )
2. (f) May Hockey b. 16/3/1855 Shoalhaven reg Kiama RC
3. (f) Emma Hockey b. 14/5/1859 Shoalhaven bp Kiama RC

Husband a settler

b. 1847 Presbyterian Wollongong V1847683 49/1847 d. 1934 Qld

m. John Hockey (1843 Albion Park - 1930 Nambour Qld Son of John Hockey & Mary Steel *) 1865 Jamberoo 2308/1865

f. Peter Perkins m. Mary Fraser *

1. (m) Ernest Hockey b. 1877 Shoalhaven d. 1964 Qld
2. (m) James Hockey b. 1879 Shoalhaven
3. (m) Treaser Hockey b. 1881 Shoalhaven
4. (m) Affie Hockey b. 1884 Shoalhaven
5. (m) Edwin Hockey b. 1887 Broughton Creek
6. (m) Phillip Hockey b. 1890 Broughton Creek d. 1958 Qld
7. (f) Winifred Hockey b. 1891 Berry

m. John Hockey ( 12/9/1803 Montacute Somerset – 21/10/1878 Cambewarra Son of William Hockey & Catherine) abt 1846-1848

1. (f) Harriett Hockey b.
2. (f) Mary Hockey b.
3. (f) Elizabeth Hockey b.

b. 1820 Moville Co Donegal Ireland d. 312/10/1847 Johnstons Meadow Albion Park br. Dapto

m. John Hockey ( 12/9/1803 Montacute Somerset – 21/10/1878 Cambewarra Son of William Hockey & Catherine) 10/9/ 1839 Schoolhouse Wollongong CofE Dapto; Wollongong

f. Samuel Steel m. ?

Convict Permission to Marry Index 1839 Wollongong Both of Dapto

Ship: Parland 1838

1. (m) Thomas Hockey b. 22/8/1840 Johnstons Meadow/Dapto d. 1916 Windellama ( Margaret Warrington * 1860)
2. (m) James Hockey b. 3/11/1841 Johnstons Meadow /Dapto d. 1866 Cambewarra ( Eliza Hockey * 1860)
3. (m) John Hockey b. 1843 Albion Park bp. CofE Illawarra; Jervis Bay d. 1930 Nambour QLD ( Mary Perkins * 1865)
4. (m) Robert Hockey b. abt 1845 Dapto d. 1923 Corang ( Margaret Temple 1868)
5. (m) Dennis /Daniel Hockey b. abt 1847 Johnstons Meadow /Dapto d. 1927 Redfern (Frances Pearson *1868 )

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=carol_leatham&id=I30936

b. 24/1/1830 Illawarra d. 25/10/1915 Isaacs Gulley Windellama br. Windellama

m. Samuel Hockey (29/4/1824 Montacute Somerset -16/12/1905 Windellama Son of John Hockey & Mary Lovell) 26/3/ 1848 CofE Dapto; Wollongong

f. Daniel Ryan m. Mary Ann Knowland *

1. (m) Eneas Hockey b. 17/2/1849 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven d. 1861 Kiama
2. (m) Charles Hockey b. 1/7/1850 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama ; Shoalhaven d. 5/10/1932 Casino (Mary Ann Langley 1882)
3. (m) Samuel Hockey b. 5/4/1852 Jamberoo bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven d. 10/9/1923 Windellama (Sarah L Hockey 1876)
4. (m) John Hockey b. 16/11/1853 Dapto bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong d. 1926 Goulburn (Frances Perkins 1882 )
5. (f) Mary Hockey b. 3/9/ 1855 Terrys Meadow d. 26/5/1934 Nowra ( John M McKane 1876 )
6. (m) George Daniel Hockey b. 1857 Kiama 7498/1857 d. (Henrietta Eggleton 1875 )
7. (m) Henry Percival Hockey b. 26/12/1858 Terrys Meadow 8292/1859 d. 1881 Windellama
8. (f) Eliza Jane Hockey b. 21/4/1861 Jamberoo 8172/1861 d. 1894 (James Swift )
9. (m) Lewis Walter Hockey b. 9/12/1862 Windellama d. 1941 (Matilda Harmer1885)
10. (m) David Hockey b 1864 Windellama d. 1923
11. (f) Margaret Ellen Hockey b. 24/5/ 1866 iIsaacs Gully Windellama d.
12. (m) Alfred Enis Hockey b. 6/9/ 1868 Isaacs Gully Windellama (Elizabeth Hawke)
13. (m) Albert James Hockey b. 15/6/1870 Windellama
14. (f) Sarah Ann Hockey b. 5/10/ 1872 Windellama

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=carol_leatham&id=I30942  

b. 12/9/1884 Port Kembla d. 9/10/1958

m. Albert George Hockey (-1961 Kiama Son of Albert George Hockey & Henrietta Eggleton *) 1904 Wollongong

f. John Patterson m. Johanna McCarthy *

1. (m) Albert J Hockey/Patterson b. 1901 Kiama 22900/1920 or 37570/1901
2. (f) Ethel M Hockey b. 1904 Wollongong 28534/1904
3. (f) Mary E Hockey b. 1908 Wollongong 42417/1908
4. (f) Grace M Hockey b. 1911 Kiama 16918/1911
5. (m) George D Hockey b. 1914 Kiama 12436/1914
6. (m) Colin D Hockey b. 1917 Kiama 50231/1917

d. 28/12/1932 Newcastle br. Sandgate

m. John Edwin Hocking (-1948 New Lambton) 15/6/1887

f. Henry Hargrave m. Elizabeth

1. Harold Henry Hocking b. 27/3/1888 Qld
2. Arthur Stanley Hargarve Hocking 6/11/1889 Qld
3. John Edwin Hocking b. 30/12/1891 Rockhampton Qld
4. Norman Hocking b. 1893 Qld
5. Violet Jane Hocking b. 26/5/1897 Qld

Living Young St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties.

With John Edward Hocking an iron moulder

MRS. A. HOCKING.

Mrs. Alice Hocking, wife of Mr. J. E. Hocking, of Westcourt-road, New Lambton, died in the Newcastle Hospital on December 28 after a long illness. The funeral was largely attended. She has left behind a family of four sons and two daughters, with eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954) Wednesday 4 January 1933 Page 6

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (f) Maria Elizabeth Holroyd Hodding b. 1853 CofE Dapto d. 11/7/1854 Wollongong

Daughter was adopted by Mr and Mrs James Shepherd

b. 1853 Church of England; Dapto; Wollongong d. 1854 Church of England; Dapto; Wollongong

f. unknown m. Lavinia Hodding

On the 11th instant, Maria Elizabeth Holroyd Hodding, after a short but severe illness, the adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Shepherd, of Wollongong, aged 17 months and 23 days. The Sydney Morning Herald 15 July 1854

m. Albert Hodges

1. (m) William A Hodges b. 1892 Kiama 18425/1892

b. 29/7/1857 Jamberoo d. 11/12/1921 Greta

m. George Alfred Hodges (1855 Clarence Town – 17/7/1915 Greta Son of Mark Hodges & Ann Brown) 1875 Maitland

f. Edward Spinks m. Agnes Henry *

1. (m) Frederick James Hodges b. 1876 Maitland
2. (f) Helena Hodges b. 1877 Maitland
3. (m) George Edward Hodges b. 13/10/1879 Wollongong 26004/1879
4. (m) John Thomas Hodges b. 1880 Campbelltown
5. (m) Garnet Augustine Hodges b. 13/8/1882 Mt Pleasant 19744/1882
6. (m) Henry E Hodges b. 1885 Wollongong 23549/1885
7. (f) Rose A A Hodges b. 1887 Greta
8. (m) Alfred R Hodges b. 1889 Minmi
9. (m) William A Hodges b. 1892 Greta
10. (m) Albert P Hodges b. 1894 Greta
11. (m) Alexander Hodges b. 1898 Greta

http://www.hodges-hodge-society.org/db/getperson.php?personID=I023&tree=22

m. Charles Hodges

1. (m) Arthur J Hodges b. 1885 Wollongong 23508/1885 d. 1885 Wollongong
2. (f) Sophia Hodges b. 1885 Wollongong 23509/1885 d. 1885 Wollongong

d. 20/9/1947 Marrickville br. Woronora

m. Frederick James Hodges (abt 1859 -16/11/1947 Marrickville Son of Samuel Hodges & Ann) 1882 Sydney

f. James Pickup m. Elizabeth

1. (m) Herbert F S Hodges b. 1883 Sydney
2. (f) Theresa E Hodges b. 1885 Waterloo
3. (f) Mabel E J Hodges b. 1887 Waterloo
4. (m) George N Hodges b. 1890 Marrickville
5. (m) Oswald Inkerman Hodges b. 1892 Erskinville d. 10/2/1935
6. (f) Dororthy G S Hodges b. 1894 Helensburgh 16211/1892
7. (f) Beatrice Hodges b. 1897 Sydney
8. (f) Jessie G Hodges b. 1898 Sydney
9. (m) Frederick J Hodges b. 1900 Marrickville
10. (f) Athaliah M Hodges b. 1903 Marrickville
11. (f) Freda M T Hodges b. 1905 Marrickville

In 1896 a man with the same name as her husband was a timber merchant at Dapto.

b. 1876 Maitland d. 1950 Newcastle br. Wallsend

m. William Hodgetts (abt 1865 -17/7/1940 Swansea) 1903 Newcastle

f. Robert Charles Fenwick m. Julia

1. (m) Robert William Hodgetts b. 1896 Woonona 27310/1896 d. 1941 Cessnock
2. (m) Joseph Leslie Hodgetts b. 1898 Catherine Hill Bay d. 1950 Belmont

Living Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a miner.

b. 14/2/1856 Kiama d. 1941 Bondi br. Rookwood

m. George Samuel Hodgkinson ( 1852 Shoalhaven -1929 Waverley Son of Henry Hodgkinson & Jane Leeming *) 28/3/1877 Kiama 3236/1877

f. James Emery m. Sarah Nethery *

1. (f) Ethel M Hodgkinson b. 1877 Liverpool
2. (f) Frances M Hodgkinson b. 1879 Newtown d. 1900 Newtown
3. (f) Muriel M Hodgkinson b. 1881 Liverpool (Thomas B Johnson 1905)
4. (f) Oenone M A Hodgkinson b. 1890 Wollongong 38027/1890 (David Henderson 1914)
5. (f) Frances Hodgkinson (Leslie Tustin)
6. (f) Jean Hodgkinson
7. (m) M B E Hodgkinson

MRS. A. M. F. HODGKINSON

At the Shire Council meeting last Monday members and officers stood silently for a short space, as an expression of sympathy with Mr. Hodgkinson, Shire Engineer, whose mother passed away at Bondi on July 15. With her late husband who died twelve years ago, they lived on the South Coast, where Mr. Hodgkinson was a railway stationmaster, subsequently indulging successfully in farming pursuits, retiring to Bondi about fourteen years ago.The late Mrs. Hodgkin son was the youngest of a family renowned for lengthy lives, her age being 84 years. She leaves the following children: Miss Ethel Hodgkinson (Bondi), Mrs. N. Henderson (Bondi), Mrs. T. Johnson (Mosman), Mrs. L. Tustin (Rose Bay), Miss Jean Hodgkinson (Bondi), and Mr. M. B. E. Hodgkinson (Nambucca Heads). Deceased was a member of the Church of England; the funeral ceremony was solemnised at Rookwood. Nambucca and Bellinger News (NSW: 1911 - 1945) Friday 15 August 1941 p 2

http://www.voicesfromthepast.com.au/family_emery/d3.htm#i9931

b. abt 1837 d. 16/10/1915 Bellingen br. Bellingen

m. George Hodgkinson 1859 Sydney 463/1859

f. Thomas E Smith m. ?

1. (f) Amy Hodgkinson b. 1862 Wollongong 15029/1862
2. (m) George E Hodgkinson b. 1864 Picton 13722/1864
3. (f) Amelia Hodgkinson b. 1865 Berrima 6034/1865
4. (f) Maud S Hodgkinson b. 1876 Sydney 98/1876
5. (m) David Frank Hodgkinson b. 1877 Sydney 983/1877
6. (m) Arthur H Hodgkinson b. 1867 Berrima 6445/1867
7. (m) George Hodgkinson b. 1868 Sydney 372/1868
8. (m) Alfred Hodgkinson b. 1868 Sydney 373/1868
9. (f) Ellen Hodgkinson b. 1869 Sydney 842/1869
10. (m) John E Hodgkinson b. 1873 Sydney 830/1873
11. (m) Percy Arnold Hodgkinson b. 1880 Sydney 1889/1880
12. (f) Louisa M Hodgkinson b. 1878 Sydney 1669/1878
13. (f) Alice Hodgkinson b. 1860 Parramatta 10248/1860

HODGKINSON.—October 16, 1915, private hospital, Bellingen, Elizabeth Ann Hodgkinson, aged 77 years, late of Mosman and Surry Hills. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Thursday 21 October 1915 p 8

b. 1831 England d. 1883 Shoalhaven

m. Henry R Hodgkinson 1849 Wesleyan Methodist Sydney V1849222 84/1849

f. Richard Leaming m. Margaret

1. (m) Henry R Hodgkinson b. 1851 d. 1935
2. (m) George Samuel Hodgkinson b. 1852 Shoalhaven d. 1915 Waverley (Anna M F Emery *1877)
3. (f) Jane Hodgkinson b. 31/12/1858 Good Dog Mountain
4. (f) Alice B Hodgkinson b. 1860 Shoalhaven d. 1899 Nowra ( Dr Thomas Matthews 1884)
5. (f) Emma Hodgkinson b. 1863 Shoalhaven
6. (f) Henrietta M Hodgkinson b. 1865 Shoalhaven
7. (f) Margaret M L Hodgkinson b. 1867 Shoalhaven
8. (f) Lucy E Hodgkinson b. 1869 Shoalhaven
9. (m) Walter John Hodgkinson b. 1872 Shoalhaven

b. 1866 Shoalhaven d. 17/12/1933 Marrickville

m. John Anthony Hodgkinson (abt 1862 -11/9/1932 Marrickville Son of John Hodgkinson & Ann) 1883 Shoalhaven

f. Joseph Smith m. Helen

1. (f) Annie Hodgkinson b. 1888 Nowra
2. (m) Arthur Hodgkinson b. 1890 Nowra
3. (f) Alice Maud Hodgkinson b. 1896 Nowra d. 12/4/1943
4. (f) Alma Hodgkinson b. 1899 Kiama 12906/1899
5. (f) Esma Hodgkinson b. 1903 Petersham
6. (f) Helen Doran Hodgkinson b. 1908 St Peters

Living Lakelands in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a labourer.

HODGKINSON.-December 17, 1933, at her residence, Vaudrey, 6 Alma-avenue, Marrickville, Rosina, widow of the late John Anthony Hodgkinson, late of Cambewarra, aged 67 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 18 December 1933 p 8

b. 28/7/1882 Shellharbour d. 1973 Burwood

m. Richard Hodgson 1906

f. Thomas O’Dwyer m. Mary Jane Moffat *

1903 Electoral roll –living at Jamberoo Music teacher

b. abt 1833 Wrexham d. 1903 Granville

m. Henry Hodgson (abt 1833 York Yorkshire- ) 1854 Lambeth

Ship: Victory 1855

1. (f) Elizabeth J Hodgson b. 1855
2. (f) Martha Hodgson b. 1857 Chippendale d. 1858 Chippendale
3. (m) George H Hodgson b. 1858 Chippendale d. 1903 Balmain South
4. (f) Caroline S Hodgson b. 1860 Sydney
5. (m) George E Hodgson b. 1862 Kiama 8548/1862

Husband a mason

HODGSON -The friends of the late Mrs HANNAH HODGSON, relict of the late Henry Hodgson, Stone-mason, are kindly invited to attend her Funeral, which will move from the residence of her son, 68 Mullens-street, Balmain, THIS (Wednesday) AFTERNOON, at 1 o'clock, for the Necropolis, via Mortuary Station. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 29 July 1903 p 12

b. 1834 Newton Abboot Devonshire d. 17/1/1917

m. George Hodgson ( 30/10/1830 England – 16/5/1922 Son of Leonard Hodgson & Mary Walker) 10/9/1856 St Michael’s Wollongong 2176/1856

f.Moses Crossman m. Elizabeth Boyes *

Ship: Maidstone 1853

1. (f) Sarah Louise Hodgson b. 1857 Turon d. 1939
2. (m) Leonard Henry Hodgson b. 1859 Turon d. 1949
3. (m) George Hodgson b. 1861 Mitchell Creek d. 1942
4. (m) Frederick Sydney Hodgson b. 1863 Mitchell Creek d. 1928
5. (m) Arnold Arthur Hodgson b. 1865 Mitchell Creek d.
6. (m) Edgar John Hodgson b. 1867 Mitchell Creek d. 1869
7. (m) Percy Edgar Hodgson b. 1869 Mitchell Creek d. 1962
8. (m) Cortis Rawthorne Hodgson b. 1872 Hill End d. 1967
9. (f) Alice Mary Hodgson b. 1874 Hill End d. 1967

At St. Michael's Church, on the 10th instant, Mr. George Hodgson to Sarah, third daughter of Mr. Crossman, Fairy Meadow. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Monday 15 September 1856 p 3

http://records.ancestry.com/Sarah_Crossman_records.ashx?pid=11522589&te=2

b. 1880 Wollongong 27552/1880 d. 28/4/1943 Woonona

m. Isaac Hodson 1922 Balmain North

f. William Henry Hickman m. Mary Matilda Beldock * see Wood

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll – Dressmaker

MRS. ESTHER HODSON

Mrs. Esther Hodson, wife of Mr. Isaac Hodson, of Gray-st., Woonona, passed away at her residence on Wednesday at the age of 62 years. A quiet natured woman, the late Mrs. Hodson was an active worker for the Woonona Methodist Church, and during her residence in Woonona she had built up a large circle of friends. Her husband survives her. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 30 April 1943 p 8

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (m) Percy Hodson b. 1900 Woonona 28020/1900

b. abt 1840 d. 15/4/1919 Woonona

m. Isaac Hodson (-1920 Bulli) 1873

f. John m. Mary

1. (m) Isaac Hodson b. d. (Mary Jane Williams 1903, Esther Hickman * 1922)
2. (m) Robert Hodson b. abt 1875 d. 21/12/1948 Newcastle (Sarah Jane Hitchins * 1899)

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll – Dromestic duties

The death occurred on. Tuesday of Mrs. Hodson, of Gray-street, Woonona, at the age of 79 years. She leaves a husband and grown-up family. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Thursday 17 April 1919 p 12

b. abt 1880 d. 1907 Woonona

m. Isaac Hodson (-1961 Bulli Son of Isaac Hobson & Mary Ann) 1903 Woonona

f. Henry Williams m. Harriett

1. (m) Clarence H Hodson b. 1902 Woonona d. 1963 Parramatta
2. (m) William Hodson b. 1905 Woonona d. 1905 Woonona
3. (f) Edna M Hodson b. 1907 Woonona d. 1907 Woonona

HODSON- October ?th at her residence Stanhope Street Woonona beloved wife of Isaac Hodson (Jnr) aged 27 years.

b. abt 1879 Arlecdon Cumberland d. 13/3/1952 Hamilton cr.

m. Samuel Hodson (abt 1875 -21/12/1948 Newcastle) 1899 Woonona

f. John Hitchins m. Jane

1. (f) Lilly Hodson b. 1900 Woonona 9004/1900 d. 1900 Woonona
2. (f) Adeline S Hodson b. 1900 Woonona 37008/1900 (Leslie Hillier 1928)
3. (m) Stanley Waln Hodson b. 1902 Woonona 37760/1902
4. (m) Harold J Hodson b. 1907 Woonona 20112/1907
5. (m) Wilfred Acton Hodson b. 1913 Woonona 13056/1913 d. 1991

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. Jacob Hoer

1. (f) Margareta Hoer b. 1853 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong V18531186 39A/1853
2. (f) Katrina Hoer b. 1858 Wollongong 13523/1858

Living Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Living Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Living Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

m. Reuben Stephenson Moore Hofman (abt 1878 Antwerp Belgium- 17/12/1950 Katoomba Son of J B Hofman/Hoefmans & Mary Minnie ) 1900 Wollongong

1. (m) Reuben Harold Hofman b. 1901 Wollongong 18333/1901 d. 14/3/1903 Sydney
2. (m) Stanley M Hofman b. 1904 Sydney d. 1934 Drummoyne
3. (f) Edna May Hofman b. 1906 Katoomba (Duff)
4. (f) Minnie Mary Hofman b. 1910 Katoomba (Dawson)

RAVENSCRAIG
PRIVATE BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT
KATOOMBA-STREET, KATOOMBA

Situated on the Heights of Katoomba. Three minutes' walk from the Railway Station, and within easy walking distance of principal Mountain Sights.

TERMS: 25s per week, or 5s per day.

Mrs. REUBEN S. HOFMAN, Proprietress. Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney, NSW: 1870 - 1907) Wednesday 3 October 1906 p 54

b. 1852 Illawarra Wollongong V18521704 121A/1852 d. 1918 Randwick br.

m. Philip Denis Hogan (abt 1865 - 16/1/1908 St Vincents Sydney Son of Denis Hogan & Eleanor) 23/8/1890

f. William Frost m. Mary *

HOGAN-FROST.-August 23, at St. Igastins Church, by the Rev. T. Doran. Philip Denis Hogan, only surviving son of the late Dennis Hogan. Springmount, to Annie Mary Frost, triplet daughter of the late William Frost, Wollongong. The Sydney Morning Herald 15 November 1890

m. John Hogan 15/6/1851 Macquarie River

He resident Shoalhaven she of Macquarie River

1. (m) James Hogan b. 11/4/1852 Shoalhaven
2. (m) Edward Hogan b. 1/1/1854 Shoalhaven reg Kiama RC
3. (f) Elizabeth Hogan b. 25/7/1856 Shoalhaven reg Kiama RC
4. (f) Mary Hogan b. 25/9/1858 Wollongong 13488/1858

Husband a labourer/settler

d. 14/7/1936 br. Woronora

m. John Richard Hogan (-24/6/1925 Heathcote Son of Peter Hogan & Elizabeth) 1889 Sydney

f. James Smedhurst m. Hannah

1. (m) Crossley H S Hogan b. 1898 Newtown d. 1891 Newtown
2. (m) Percy R Hogan b. 1893 Newtown d. 1893 Newtown
3. (f) Hannah E Hogan b. 1895 Redfern
4. (f) Lynda H M Hogan b. 1898 Helensburgh 12599/1898 d. 1899 Redfern
5. (f) Effie V Hogan b. 1901 Helenburgh 3929/1901 (Arthur Payne 1925)

Lived at Heathcote?

b. abt 1855 Ireland d. 1928 Marrickville br. Rookwood

m. Thomas Hogan 24/9/1891 St Francis Xavier’s 8266/1891

f. James Ryan m. Mary Coghlai

Occuaption: Governess

m. James Hogan

1. (m) Patrick F Hogan b. 1892 Kiama 18506/1892

b. abt 1850 Co Clare Ireland d. 22/2/1925 Sandy Gully

m. James Hogan ( abt 1845 Co Clare Ireland -) 13/2/1870 Dapto RC 3726/1870

f. Terence O’Brien m. Susan Malone *

Ship: John Bunyan 1857

1. (u) Children born at Gundagai

Mrs. J. Hogan.

The death of Mrs. J. Hogan took place at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Todd, Shepherdstown, Adelong, recently. She was well known and highly respected, and had reached the age of 76 years.

She had been in failing health for the last 18 months, but the end came rather suddenly. During her illness she was faithfully and tenderly nursed by her daughter, Mrs. Will Todd. Her husband predeceased her six years ago. She was a fervent Catholic, and a loving wife and mother. She leaves a family of three sons and three daughters, and 19 grandchildren, to mourn their loss.

The daughters are: Mrs. Stinson (Stockinbingal), Mrs. Will Todd ('Glencoe,' Adelong), and Mrs. Minehan (Sydney). The late Mrs. H. W. Baker (Tumut) was also a daughter. The sons are: Patrick (Railway Department, Wagga), Thomas (Wynlong), and Augustus (Railway Department, Junee).

Another son, James, paid the supreme sacrifice during the Great War. Deceased met her death in a truly Christian spirit, fortified by the last Sacraments, which were administered by the Rev. Father Devine.

Her remains were interred beside those of her late husband in Adelong Cemetery. The Catholic Press (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1942) Thursday 26 March 1925 p 15

Mrs. Hogan, sen .mother of Mrs William Todd, passed away on Sunday last, at her daughter's home in Sandy Gully. The old lady had been in failing health for some time. Albury Banner and Wodonga Express (NSW: 1896 - 1938) Friday 27 February 1925 p 7

m. Patrick Hogan

1. (f) Sarah Hogan b. 7/9/1838 Shoalhaven
2. (m) William Hogan b. 30/8/1840 Shoalhaven
3. (m) Patrick Hogan b. 30/8/1840 Shoalhaven

m. Michael E Hogan

1. (f) Catherine M Hogan b. 1897 Helensburgh 2287/1897

m. Daniel Hogan

1. (f) Elizabeth Hogan b. 13/4/1856 Dapto
2. (m) Dennis Hogan b. 27/1/1861 Shellharbour 8084/1861

d. 18/8/1941 Crows Nest

m. Edmund Michael Hogan (1865 Mudgee- 21/11/1926 North Sydney Son of Timothy Hogan & Catherine) 1890 Sydney

f. Michael O’Connor m. Catherine

1. (f) Annie V Hogan b. 1891 Mudgee d. 1891 Mudgee
2. (m) Alphonsus James Joseph Hogan b. 1892 Lue (Vera Doris Harper 1916)
3. (m) Edward M Hogan b. 1895 Helensburg 13346/1895 d. 1924 St Peters
4. (m) Vincent T Hogan b. 1896 Woonona 27338/1896 d. 1897 Woonona
5. (m) Leo F Hogan b. 1896 Helensburgh 31170/1898 d. 1898 Helensburgh
6. (f) Catherine Mary Hogan b. 1897 Helensburgh 2287/1897 d. 1976 (John F Whiteford 1923)

Children are buried at Scarborough

HOGAN.-August 18, 1941, at her residence, 41 Atchison Street, Crow's Nest, Mary, widow of the late Edmund Michael and dearly beloved mother of A. J. Hogan and Edward (deceased) and Catherine (Mrs. J. Whiteford) and beloved sister of Anne O'Connor. Requiescat in pace.

b. 1860 Wollongong

m. Walter Harding Hogan (-1907 Gosford Son of James H Hogan & Lucy ) 14/6/1882 Sydney

f. James Brooker m. Elizabeth Willison Wood *

HOGAN-BROOKER.-June 14, at St. Philip's Church, Sydney, by the Rev. Robert McKeown, Walter Harding Hogan, of Sydney, to Mary Louisa, youngest daughter of the late James Brooker, Esq., of Fairy Meadow, Wollongong, New South Wales. The Sydney Morning Herald 24 June 1882

b. 1847 Baptist Sydney St Andrew’s V1847408 59/1847 d. 17/8/1918 Burwood

m. Edward Hoghen ( abt 1835 -1891 Kogarah ) 23/8/1871 Congregational Church, Wollongong 3869/1871

f. William Hewlett m. Martha Evans *

1. (f) Florence E Hogben b. 4/6/1872 Cooper St Surry Hills (Musgrave )
2. (m) Edward Hewlett Hogben b. 1875 Sydney d. 2/3/1936 Katoomba
3. (f) Lilly Augusta Hogben b. 31/8/1877 Strawberry Hill d. 27/10/1877 Sydney aged 8 weeks
4. (m) Rev. Ernest William Hogben b. 1880 Redfern

On the 23rd instant, at the Congregational Church, Wollongong, by the Rev. George Charter, Mr. EDWARD HOGHEN, of  England, to JEMIMA HENRIETTA HEWLETT, eldest daughter of Mr. William Hewlett, storekeeper, Wollongong.  The Sydney Morning Herald 30 August 1871

b. abt abt 1839 Haddington

m. Peter Hogg (abt 1841 Haddington - 1901 Carrington Son of James Hogg & Christina )

Ship: Northampton 1879

1. (f) Jessie Hogg b. abt 1861 Lanark(John Carter 1882)
2. (m) James Hogg b. abt 1868 Lanark d. 1909 Ryde
3. (m) Charles T Hogg b. abt 1876 Lanark d. 1933 West Maitland
4. (f) Jane Hogg b. abt 1878 Lanark (George Browne 1893)
5. (m) Peter Albert J G Hogg b. 1881 Wollongong 18943/1881 d. 1954 Parramatta

Husband a miner. Living at Mount Pleasant in 1879.

b. 1881 Islington Middlesex d. 1957 Penrith

f. John Holbrook m. Harriett Simmons *

Living Barney St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

b. 1837 Westminster London d. 16/2/1914 Orange

m. John Holbrook (abt 1837 Finsbury Somerset - 1926 Blaxland Son of George Holbrook &) 1871 St George Hanover Square London

f. James Simmons m. Mary

Ship: abt 1887

1. Lilian Holbrook b. 1875 Clapham Middlesex
2. Dora Hilda Holbrook * b. 1881 Islington Middlesex d. 1957 Penrith

Living Barney St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a clerk.

Living in Kiama in 1908 when her sister died

MISS SIMMONS,

The death also took place on Saturday afternoon of Miss Simmons (sister in-law of Mr. John Holbrook, and sister of the late Mr. Simmons, of Kiama). The deceased lady was in her 80th year, and although she had been ailing for some two years past, the cause of her demise was senile decay. The sad event took place at the residence of Mr. Holbrook, with whose family she resided. The remains were interred in the North Kiama cemetery on Sunday afternoon. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Wednesday 21 October 1908 p 2

OBITUARY.

The friends of the family were deeply grieved yesterday to learn that Mrs. Holbrook, wife of Mr. John Holbrook, had passed away late the previous evening. Deceased had been suffering for some time with a weak heart, and the changeable weather brought about a complete prostration. She had been confined to her home for a week, and her end came peacefully. Mrs Holbrook was born in Westminster, London, in 1837, and was the youngest daughter of James and Mary Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook came to this State about 27 years ago. They lived at Kiama for about 23 years, and left for Orange about four years since.

Prior to her marriage, Mrs. Holbrook was a Sunday-school teacher at St. James' Church of England, Westminster, and an earnest church worker. She has been a strong supporter of the Orange Holy Trinity Church. Misses Dora and Lily Holbrook are the only surviving children.

To Mr. Holbrook and his daughters will be extended the deepest sympathy of a large number of friends in the loss of a kind-hearted and lovable-wife and mother. Leader (Orange, NSW: 1912 - 1922) Wednesday 18 February 1914 p 2

b. abt 1876 Whitworth Durham d. 28/10/1931 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. David Holbrow (abt 1870 Wales – 23/7/1947 Wollongong Son of William Holbrow & Elizabeth ) 1895 Woonona

f. Thomas Brown m. Charlotte *

Ship: Port Victor 1887

1. (m) George E Holbrow b. 1896 Woonona 9116/1896 d. 1897 Woonona
2. (m) William Holbrow b. 1897 Wollongong 27829/1897 d. 1/7/1981 ( Ann Selina Waples 1924 )
3. (m) Percy Holbrow b. 1898 Woonona 27256/1898
4. (f) Eliza Holbrow b. 1900 Woonona 36970/1900 (Shannon)
5. (m) Thomas Holbrow b. 1902 Woonona 8724/1902
6. (m) David Oswald Holbrow b. 1904 Woonona 18423/1904 
7. (m) Stanley Holbrow b. 1905 Woonona 19288/1905 d. 1905 Wollongong
8. (f) Charlotte E Holbrow b. 1906 Wollongong 30510/1906 (Wynn)
9. (f) Barbara A Hobrow b. 1908 Wollongong 42456/1908 (Horton)
10. (m) John Holbrow b. 1911 Woonona 35866/1911
11. (m) Ernest R Holbrow b. 1912 Woonona 52316/1912 d. 1912 Woonona
12. (f) Elizabeth O Holbrow b. 1914 Bulli 4787/1914 d. 1914 Bulli

Living at Corrimal in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

The death occurred in Wollongong District Hospital last Tuesday of Mrs. Barbara Ann Holbrow, aged 56 years. Mrs. Holbrow had been ailing for some time. She leaves a husband and adult family to mourn their loss. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW: 1900 - 1954) Friday 30 October 1931 p 12

b. abt 1844 d. 30/8/1918 Narooma br. Kiama General

m. Alfred Holcombe 1872 Reigate Surrey

f. William m. Mary

1. (f) Hilda Beata Holcombe * b. 1873 Croydon London UK d. 7/1/1961 Newcastle ( Charles Knott 1899)

Narooma. The success of the School of Acts social on Friday, 30th Aug., was rather marred by the death of Mrs. Holcombe, mother of Mrs. Knott, (one of the secretaries) which occurred that morning. The Cobargo Chronicle (NSW: 1898 - 1944) Saturday 14 September 1918 p 2

In 1881 Cencus daughter living with her uncle.

d. 1856 Chatswood

m. Richard Henry Holden (7/1/1864 Kiama - 12/4/1939 North Sydney Son of Richard Holden & Susanna Walton *) 1891

f. William Sutherland

1. (f) Jeanette Marjorie Holden b. 1892 Kiama d. 1947 North Sydney

b. 28/11/1871 Georges River d. 10/1/1933 Kiama br. Kiama

m. William George Holden (1/10/1865 Kiama- 31/12/1942 Parramatta Son of Richard Holden & Susanna Walton *) 1894 Sydney

f. John Peter Orvad m. Honora Mary Madden *

1. (f) Mary I Orvad b. 1893 Woonona d. before 1933
2. (f) Florence Mary R Holden b. 1895 Kiama 4327/1895 d. 1954 Miller’s Point (Albert E Almond 1922)
3. (m) Jack Holden b. 1901 Kiama d. 1901 Kiama
4. (f) Violia Merle Holden b. 1899 Kiama 4011/1899

Living Bong Bong St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

MRS ANNIE JULIA HOLDEN-63 Years

After a lenghty illness Mrs. W.G. Holden passed away in the Kiama District Hospital on Tuesday morning last. She had been in failing health for some time and following a stay in the hospital had undertaken a health trip but without beneficial results, and on her return a month ago, she was obliged to again enter the hospital.

Born at St Georges River, Miss Annie Julia Ovard married Mr William George Holden a member of a well known local family, and had resided at Kiama for many years, being well known and respected. She is survived by her husband and two daughters Florence Rose (Mrs Almond) and Miss Viola Merle Holden and two brothers Merres William and Nicholas Ovard… The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 14 January 1933 p 2

b 14/6/1861 Kiama d. 24/8/1936 South Gundurimba br. East Lismore

m. John Fortune Holden (17/1/1853 at sea -24/10/1930 Lismore Son of Richard Holden & Susannah Walton *) 21/7/1880 Kiama 3701/1880

f. Christopher Cousins m. Jane Barnes *

1. (f) Elizabeth Ada Holden b. 1881 Kiama 19431/1881 d. 1882 Kiama
2. (f) Susannah J Holden b. 1886 Kiama 25140/1886 
3. (m) Henry Fortune Holden b. 1891 Kiama d. 15/7/1965
4. (m) William Oswald Holden b. 1892 Kiama d. 23/11/1971
5. (f) Alice I Holden b. 1895 Kiama 13683/1895
6. (m) Cecil H Holden b. 1897 Kiama 32256/1897

MRS. E. A. HOLDEN

Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Holden, who died at her residence at South Gundurimba on Monday afternoon, was buried yesterday morning in the Methodist portion of the Lismore cemetery beside the remains of her late husband, John Fortune Holden, who died in 1930. Northern Star (Lismore, NSW: 1876 - 1954) Wednesday 26 August 1936 p 10

b. abt 1818 d. 21/12/1895 Upper Paterson

m. Alfred Holden 26/8/1838 Dapto CofE Dapto; Wollongong

f. Alick Osborne m. Anne *

1. (m) Alick O Holden b. 1841
2. (m) Alfred K Holden b. 1843 bp. CofE Illawarra; Jervis Bay
3. (m) Alick O Holden b. 1843 bp. CofE Illawarra; Jervis Bay
4. (m) Frances Gillam Holden b. 9/2/1843 Ellalong Brisbane Water bp. CofE Illawarra; Jervis Bay d. 1924
5. (m) Mary A Holden b. 1844
6. (m) Laura Holden b. 1847
7. (m) Jane O Holden b. . 1849
8. (m) Anne C Holden b. 1854
9. (m) Isabella Rosamund Holden b. 1851
10. (m) Harold H Holden b. 1857 Paterson
11. (m) Charles E Holden b. 1859 Paterson
12. (m) John Holden b. 1861 Paterson
13. (m) Edith A Holden b. 1864 Paterson

Husband a police magistrate

b. Sydney or England d. 9/6/1894 Kiama br. Kiama

m. James Pringle (- 1891 Sydney )8/8/1863 Sydney

m. Richard Holden ( 18/2/1829 Kendal Westmorland - 22/6/1899 Kiama Son of John Holden & Mary Smith) 15/3/1893 Sydney

f. Lancelot Iredale m. Kezia Bedford ?

1. (f) Maggie Pringle b. 1864 Sydney
2. (m) George G Pringle b. 1865 Sydney
3. (m) James L I Pringle b. 1866 Sydney
4. (m) Benjamin Pringle b. 1869 Sydney
5. (m) Annie Constance Pringle b. 1870 Sydney
6. (m) Robert S Pringle b. 1871 Sydney
7. (m) Percy E Pringle b. 1872 Sydney
8. (m) Reginald Pringle b. 1874 Sydney
9. (m) Archibald Pringle b. 1875 Sydney
10. (m) Mildried I Pringle b. 1877 Sydney
11. (m) Katie May Pringle b. 1880 Sydney

HOLDEN.- June 9 at her late residence, Bong Bong-street, Kiama, Margaret, the wife of Richard Holden, sen , and sister of Mesdames H. French, B. Richards, C. Pattison, and J.H. Watkin, Messrs. Thos. Jno and Lancelot Iredale, of Sydney, and Robert Iredale, of Brisbane.  The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 16 June 1894 p 1 Family Notices

HOLDEN— PRINGLE.— March 15, at Wesleyan Parsonage, Newtown, by Rev. Mr. Bevan, Richard Holden, Esq., of Kiama, to Maggie Pringle, late of Surry Hills Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931) Saturday 25 March 1893 p 4 Family Notices

b. 22/8/1804 d. 24/12/1854 Bulli V18541351 41A/1854

m. James Holden (27/4/1804 Hellingly Sussex -20/3/1892 Moruya Son of James Holden & Sarah Akhurst) 7/6/1826 Hellingly Sussex

f. John Akhurst m. Maria Burgess

Ship: Alfred 1839

1. (f) Sally Maria Holden b. 1826 Hellingly d. Bulli (William Walter ? )
2. (f) Harriett Holden * b. 1834 Hellingly d. 1863 Dungog (Joseph Eales 1849)
3. (f) Jane Ann Holden b. 1837 Hellingley d. on voyage
4. (f) Charlotte Holden * b. 24/12/1840 Allyn River near Dungog d. 14/4/1918 Stanmore ( George H Goodin 1861)

Husband gave the land to the C/E for St. Augustine's, Bulli and, for a nominal fee, the land for the Old Bulli Cemetery near the railway line. He also donated the bell for the church which is understood to be still in use.

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=monaropioneers&id=I164473

b. 1825 Inverness Scotland d. 3/9/1911 Katunga Vic br. Numurkah Vic

m. Thomas Holden (1815 Glasgow – 18/8/1882 Yarroweyah Vic ) 26/7/1841 Wollongong 1841 Presbyterian Wollongong V18414374 74B

f. John McDonald m. Sarah Anderson

Ship: Boyne 1839

1. (m) John Holden b. 1843 Lodden d. 1906 Coolamon ( Margaret Gellie 1879)
2. (f) Ann Holden b. 1844 Darebin Creek d. 1918 Tatura ( Finlay McLean 1867)
3. (m) Lachlan Holden b. 1845 Melbourne Vic d. 1932 Yarroweyah Vic
4. (f) Flora Holden b. 5/12/1849 Campbellfield d. 1911 Nyah West Vic ( Edward John Albert Jeans 1869)
5. (m) Archibald Holden b. Aug 1850 Preston d. 1890 Cobram Vic
6. (m) Alexander Holden b. 1852 d. 1911 Yarraweyah Vic
7. (f) Sarah Holden b. 28/4/1853 Darebin Creek d. 1924 ( John Pattison)
8. (m) Thomas Holden b. 9/1/1855 Merri Creek d. 1905 South Yarra Vic (Mary Selanders Stewart 1884, Grace Barnes 1888?)
9. (f) Mary Ann Holden b. 20/4/1857 Lancefield Vic d. 1866 Lancefield Vic
10. (f) Janet Holden b. 18/7/1858 Lancefield Vic d. 1939 Swan Hill ( Donald Langdon Edwards 1882)
11. (m) William Malcolm Holden b. 10/6/1860 Lancefield Vic d. 1936 Shepparton
12. (f) Mary Barbara Holden b. 20/4/1862 Lancefield Vic d. 1925 Berrigan (George Jamieson 1887?)
13. (f) Margaret Holden b. 8/10/1864 Lancefield Vic d. 1952 Coburg Vic (Robert Templeton 1907)
14. (f) Louisa Holden b. 23/3/1866 Lancefield Vic d. 1947 Shepparton Vic (Alexander Guthrie 1899?)

b. 1877 Dubbo d. 1945 Katoomba

m. Thomas H Holden 1903 Waterloo

f. John Paul Hambly m. Emily

Living at Terralong St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Sister Victoria Alice Roberts * also resident.

b. 1855 Weslyan Methodist Wollongong d. 4/1/1923 Kiama br. Kiama General

m. Thomas Holden (29/4/1851 Kendal - 11/10/1936 Kiama Son of Richard Holden & Susannah Walton *) 3/10/1876 Waterloo

f. William Cornford m. Lucy Fellows *

1. (m) Eleanor Mary Holden b. 27/8/1877 Kiama d. 25/12/1877 Kiama
2. (m) Thomas Henry Holden b. 7/6/1879 Kiama 15830/1879 d. 24/11/1971 (Miriam Hambly 1903)
3. (m) Maud Marion Holden * b. 12/7/1881 Kiama 19438/1881 d. 19/2/1960 Lismore (William A Orr 1904)
4. (m) Richard George Holden b. 8/4/1884 Kiama 23389/1884 d. 8/4/1954 (Violet Grace Johnson 1910)
5. (m) Stanley John Holden b. 3/11/1885 Kiama 24312/1885d. 3/5/1895 Kiama
6. (m) Walter Reginald Holden b. 24/2/1888 Kiama d. 10/7/1960 Kiama (Mabel Marion Parsley 1917)
7. (m) Lucy Celia Holden b. 23/6/1890 Kiama d. 21/12/1890 Kiama

Living Bong Bong St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Husband a blacksmith employed in the construction of Kiama Harbour. He also ran a butchery there for over 60 years. She was teacher at Kiama Public School. Organist and Choir Master at Kiama Methodist Church.

HOLDEN–CORNFORD.—On October 3rd, at the residence of the bride's brother, Waterloo, by the Rev. Francis Tait, THOMAS, eldest son of Mr. Richard HOLDEN, of Kiama, to NAOMI, youngest daughter of William CORNFORD, deceased, of Wollongong. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 13 October 1876 p 2

b. 1826 Horbury Yorkshire England d. 2/10/1885 Kiama br. Kiama General

m. Richard Holden ( 18/2/1829 Kendal Westmorland - 22/6/1899 Kiama Son of John Holden & Mary Smith) 5/2/1851 Kendal Wessex

f. George Walton m. Susannah Fletcher

Ship: Fortune 1853

1. (m) Thomas Henry Holden b. 29/4/1851 Kendal d. 11/10/1936 Kiama ( Naomi Cornford * 1876 )
2. (m) John Fortune Holden b. 17/1/1853 at sea d. 24/10/1930 Lismore ( Elizabeth Ann Cousins * 1880)
3. (f) Mary Holden * b. 28/3/1855 Newtown d. 1/7/1936 Kiama (Benjamin B Boniface 1878)
4. (f) Susannah Walton Holden * b. 17/7/1857 Newtown d. 3/2/1939 Glebe (Lawrence Geoghegan 1874)
5. (f) Margaret Matilda Holden * b. 13/11/1859 Parramatta d. 1/4/1941 Rockdale (James Morse 1879)
6. (f) Sarah Jane Holden * b. 30/4/1862 Kiama d. before 1946 ( Christofer V Sharpe 1882)
7. (m) Richard Henry Holden b. 7/1/1864 Kiama d. 12/4/1939 North Sydney (Ann Elizabeth Sutherland * 1891)
8. (m) William George Holden b. 1/10/1865 Kiama d. 31/12/1942 Parramatta (Annie J Orvord * 1894)
9. (f) Hannah Louisa Holden * b. 21/8/1867 Kiama d. 8/10/1946 Grenfell ( Thomas George Cousins 1890)

d. 1895 Clifton 8694/1895

m. James Holder (-abt 1916) 1873 Yorkshire

f. John White m. Phoebe Hartland

Ship: abt 1879 into South Australia

1. (m) Thomas Holder
2. (f) Mary Ann Holder (Charles Taylor 1900)
3. (f) Ellen Holder b. 1886 Woonona 24510/1886 (Charles S Clough 1908)
4. (m) James Holder b. d. 1887 Newtown
5. (f) Louisa Holder b. 1888 Campbelltown 17676/1888
6. (m) Edward James Holder b. 28/7/1892 Helensburgh 16772/1892 d. 1988 (Maggie Ratcliffe 1919)
7. (f) Fanny Holder b. 1895 Clifton 13339/1895 d. 1895 Clifton

Husband living at Tempe in 1914 when son Edward enlisted but later Ellen Clough was Next of Kin.

d. 1942 North Sydney br. Rookwood

m. George H Holdstock (abt 1861 -1935 Granville Son of Thomas Holdstock & Margaret) 1886 Sydney

f. Alfred Burgess m. Jane

1. (m) Arthur G Holdstock b. 1888 Redfern
2. (f) Irene Ivy Holdstock b. 1890 Redfern
3. (f) Ida M Holdstock b. 1892 Redfern
4. (m) William Holdstock b. 1893 Waterloo
5. (f) Claudine E Holdstock b. 1895 Waterloo
6. (m) Ernest A Holdstock b. 1897 Waterfall 12812/1897
7. (f) Edith L Holdstock b. 1898 Redfern
8. (m) Walter H Holdstock b. 1899 Redfern
9. (f) Nellie Holdstock b. 1903 Helensburgh 3640/1903
10. (m) George B Holdstock b. 1904 Helensburgh 3611/1904

HOLDSTOCK - May 21, 1942, at her residence, 14 Darley Street, North Sydney, Louisa Holdstock, widow of the late George Holdstock, aged 78 years. Privately interred. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Monday 25 May 1942 p 10

Living Jamberoo in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

b. 28/2/1873 American Creek d. 15/9/1939 Cessnock br. Cessnock

m. John Thomas Holland (1869 Solford England- 24/6/1939 Cessnock Son of Thomas Holland & Annie Blore )17/12/1890 Mt Kembla 7733/1890

f. Jonathan Peace m. Jane Forster *

1. (m) Thomas Peace b. 12/1/1890 Sydney 18197/1913 d. 9/2/1960 Cessnock
2. (m) John Thomas b. 2/3/1892 Mt Kembla 38925/1892 d. 23/2/1967 Sydney
3. (m) Richard Henry Holland b. 1895 Wollongong 18423/1895 d. 1966 Gosford
4. (f) Mabel B Holland b. 29/8/1897 West Maitland d. 14/11/1967 Sydney
5. (f) Jane Anne Holland b. 13/10/1906 West Maitland

m. Thomas J Holland

1. (m) Thomas F Holland b. 1860 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven V1860948 155/1860

Living St Josephs Convent Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll –School teacher

b. abt 1859 d. 26/10/1938 Darlinghurst br. South Head

m. Arthur John Holland (abt 1860 London - 1937 Petersham Son of William Holland ) 17/5/1881 Sydney 609/1881

f. John Grantham m. Mary

1. (f) Lillian Mary Holland * b. 1882 Sydney ( Daniel Currie 1912)
2. (m) Arthur B Holland b. 1885 Newtown
3. (f) Mary Lucy Holland b. 16/8/1898 Crown St Wollongong 21146/1898 (John J Colleton 1934)

Living Crown St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

This couple were Catholic and their youngest child was christened in Wollongong, however her birth was registered in Sydney.

b. abt 1859 Cavan Ireland

m. Robert Holliday (- 1899) 1882 Paddington 2699/1882

Ship: Pericles 1879

1. (f) Mary E Holliday b. 1883 Woonona 21204/1883
2. (f) Elizabeth J Holliday b. 1885 Sydney 208/1885
3. (m) John Holliday b. 1887 Sydney 2602/1887 d. 1888 Sydney

b. about 1822 Sydney d. 10/6/1870 ‎ St Helier, Jersey, United Kingdom

m. Stephen Addison (- 1854) V1840201 24B/1840 Church of England Sydney, St James'

m. Charles Hollings (1815- ) 1855 Hobart Tasmania

f. D’Arcey Wentworth m. Mary Ann Laws

1. (m) Hugh D’Arcy Addison 1842 Tasmania
2. (m) John Elliott Addison b. 1845 bp. Presbytrian Wollongong V18454373 45B/1845
3. (m) Stephen McComish Addison V18484480 45B/1848 d. 1872 Hobart
4. (f) Elizabeth Sophia Addison 1850 Tasmania
5. (f) Mary Agnes Addison 1852 Tasmania
6. (f) Female Holling 12180/1857 (no father listed, is also listed under Wentworth)

By Special License, on Saturday the 29th inst., at St. James's Church. by the Lord Bishop of   Australia, Captain STEPHEN ADDISON of Hobart Town, to MARY ANN, daughter of the late D'Arcey Wentworth, Esq., and sister to William Charles Wentworth, Esq., Barrister at law, of   Vaucluse, and Major D'Arcey Wentworth, of Her Majesty's 40th Regiment. The Sydney Monitor and Commercial Advertiser 21 December 1840

BIRTH.—On Wednesday, the 21st instant, at her residence, High-street, the lady of Captain STEPHEN ADDISON, of a son. Launceston Examiner (Tas) 1 October 1842

BIRTH—On the 25th April, at Lake House, Peterborough, Illawarra, New South Wales, Mrs. Stephen Addison, of a son.  Colonial Times (Hobart) 27 May 184

On the 31st ultimo, at Lake House, Peterborough, Illawarra, Mrs. Stephen Addison, of a son. The Sydney Morning Herald 5 April 1848

ON Monday, the 11th instant, a farewell dinner , at Mr. George Brown's, Illawarra Hotel, was given by the brethren of the Illawarra Lodge of Unanimity and Concord, to their Worshipful Master, Captain Addison, who is about to leave this place for Van Diemen’s Land The Sydney Morning Herald 20 September 1848

On Tuesday, the 11th instant, in High-street, the lady of Stephen Addison, Esq., of a daughter. Colonial Times (Hobart) 14 June 1850

On his death in 1827, D’Arcey Wentworth was one of the richest men in the Colony. He left his Illawarra Estate, totalling 13,050 acres, in trust to his five children, Martha (Reddall), Sophia (Towns), Mary Ann (Addison/Hollings), Catherine (Bassett/Darley) and his son Robert. http://www.shellharbour.nsw.gov.au/default.aspx?WebPage=1166

b. 1869 Wollongong d. 11/2/ 1898 Dapto br. West Dapto Catholic Cemetery

m. John Hollingworth (abt 1860 Nottinghamshire England-) 27/9/1893 Residence of Mrs Marceau West Dapto 7575/1893

f. Joseph Marceau m. Mary Barrett *

HOLLINGWORTH.-February 11, at Wisteria, Dapto, Isobel Annie, beloved wife of John Hollingworth, and youngest daughter of Mrs. Joseph Marceau, aged 27 years.SMH 17 February 1898

* b. 1877 Manning River d. 1969 Newtown

m. Augustus J Hollitt (Son of W Hollitt) 5/10/1903 Minamurra Public School Dunmore

f. George Boulton m. Alice Eggins *

1. (f) Linda A M Hollitt b. 1904 Waverley
2. (m) Augustus J Hollitt b. 1906 Waverley

Living Dunmore in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Living Terralong St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Living Terralong St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

d. 1934 Redfern

m. Hermann William Holm 1893 Redfern

f. James Goodwin m. Grace

1. (f) Clarice E Holm b. 1894 Redfern
2. (m) Herman Joseph Holm b. 1895 Newtown
3. (f) Dorothy M Holm b. 1897 Sydney
4. (f) Emma V Holm b. 1898 Redfern
5. (m) John Holm b. 1902 Sydney
6. (m) Bernard M Holm b. 1911 Berry

He is recorded as writing to his wife from the Boar War in 1900. She was living in Kiama.

Sydney.—A commitment warrant for £13 and 11s. 6d. costs, in default to be imprisoned until the order has .been complied with, has been issued by the Children’s Court Bench against Herman William Holm for disobeying a magisterial order for the support of his wife and children. He- is about 50 years of age, 6 feet high, well built, fair, tanned complexion, thin, light brown hair, blue eyes, clean shaved, square jaws; a labourer, and an ex-railway permanent-way ganger. New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930)Wednesday 7 September 1921 Page 519

Living Tory’s Hotel Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

b. abt 1862 Heathfield Sussex . 1951 Branxton

m. Thomas Holmes (abt 1860 Burwash Sussex -1925 Branxton Son of Richard Holmes & Ann) 1880 Hailsham Sussex

f. William Lusted

Ship: Illawarra 1883

1. (m) Lewis George Holmes b. abt 1881 Sussex
2. (f) Mercy L b. abt 1883 Sussex
3. (m) Thomas Charles Holmes b. 1884 Petersham d. 1962 Newcastle
4. (m) William L Holmes b. 1886 Burwood
5. (m) Richard Holmes b. 1888 Burwood d. 1919 Greta
6. (m) Hector Holmes b. 1892 Helensburg 16783/1892
7. (m) Albert Holmes b. 1895 Helensburgh 3980/1895
8. (m) Reginald Holmes b. 1898 Helensburgh 12595/1898

Living Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a farmer.

When she died she held 299 acres 2 roods 32 poles of land situated at Lower Belford (just under 300 acres or about 122 hectares)

b. abt 1868 d. 5/10/1950 Qld br. Murgon Qld

m. Lewis George Holmes (abt 1881-7/7/1970 Qld) 19/7/1907 Leichhardt

f. Edmund Hewison m. Annie Lynall

1. (m) George Murgon Hewison Holmes b. 28/3/1909 d. 19/4/1996 Qld
2. (m) Donald Lewis Synall Holmes b. 4/07/1912 Qld d. 1973

Living at Darke’s Forest in 1903 Electoral Roll- School teacher

On July 19, at All Souls' C. E., Leichhardt, the marriage of Mr. Louis G. Holmes, of Murgon, Queensland, with Miss Clara Ernestine Hewison, fourth daughter of Mr. E. Howison, Moss Ville, was solemnised by the Rev. H. J. Noble. The bride (who was given away by her brother-in-law, Mr. O. T. Miller, M.L.A., of Monaro, was dressed in cream silk, trimmed with Valenciennes lace and orange blossoms, She also wore a gold brooch set with rubies, the gift of Mr. G. Miller and a topaz pendant, the gift of her sister, Miss A. M. Hewison. Her bridesmaids worn the Misses Ethel and Lilian Howison (sisters). They wore cream silk dresses and pale-blue hats trimmed with roses. The bridegroom's present to them were gold charms and pendants. Mr. C. W. H. Miller acted as beat man. A reception subsequently took place at Monaro, Leichhardt, the residence of the Misses Howison, sisters of the bride, where about 30 relatives were entertained at the wedding breakfast. Later the happy couple left by the Brisbane mail for their honeymoon. The bride's travelling dress was green voile, trimmed with cream fancy braid, and a cream felt hat. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 10 August 1907 p 11

b. 1863 Glebe d. 27/9/1944 Lindfield br.

m. Thomas Barker Wells (1855 Derbyshire-31/8/1928 Sydney) 1886 Glebe

f. George John Wells m. Sarah

1. (f) Edith Winnefred Wells Holmes b. 21/12/1887 Qld
2. (m) Thomas John Norman Holmes b. 23/9/1889 Qld
3. (f) Dorothy Nellie Gladys Holmes b. 11/5/1891 Qld
4. (m) George Stanley Barker Holmes b. 23/10/1892 Brisbane Qld
5. (m) Charles Wesley Gordon Holmes b. 15/3/1894 Brisbane Qld
6. (f) Ada E C Holmes b. 1896 Waverley
7. (f) Mabel V D Holmes b. 1903 Wollongong

Living Market St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Husband a Methodist clergyman

On Wednesday, September 27, Mrs. T. B. Holmes, widow of the late Rev. T. B. Holmes, passed away at an advanced age. The funeral service, held the following day, The Methodist (Sydney, NSW : 1892 - 1954) Saturday 14 October 1944 p 7

m. Alexander Holmes

1. (f) Isabel M Holmes b. 1893 Liverpool d. 1893 Liverpool
2. (m) Alexander Holmes b. 1894 Helensburgh 16208/1894 d. 1959 Kogarah

m. Thomas Holmes

1. (m) Thomas J Holmes b. 1901 Wollongong 8969/1901

b. 1871 Wagga Wagga d. 10/4/1945 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. John Holmes (-1948 Wollongong Son of John Holmes) 1890 Sydney

f. James White m. Ann

1. (m) Percival J E Holmes b. 1891 Rockdale d. 1891 Rockdale
2. (f) Jessie O Holmes b. 1893 Rockdale ( G Thompson)
3. (m) Reginald John Holmes b. 1895 St Peters d. 1971 Bulli
4. (m) Claude Alfred Holmes b. 1897 Wollongong d. 1945 Wollongong
5. (f) Sylvia Alice E Holmes b. 1899 Wollongong (J Blackburn)
6. (m) John Albert Holmes b. 1904 Dapto d. 1954 Wollongong

Living Osborne St Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Husband a carrier.

Mrs. Henrietta Holmes, beloved wife of Mr. John Holmes, died at Wollongong Hospital on Saturday last, aged 65 years. Deceased resided at 12 Mangerton Road, Wollongong, and was the fond mother of Jessie (Mrs. G. Thompson, of Sydney), Reg (Austinmer) Claude, Alice (Mrs. J. Blackburn) and Jack. The family formerly resided at Dapto, where Mr. Holmes conducted a carrying business before he joined the railway service. The funeral cortege left Parsons' funeral parlor on Monday for the C. of E. cemetery Wollongong. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 16 April 1943 p 10

b. abt 1854 Burwash Sussex

m. Richard Holmes (abt 1852 Burwash Sussex- Son of Richard Holmes & Ann))

Ship: 1883 Illawarra

1. (f) Annie Holmes b. abt 1874 Burwash Sussex
2. (f) Ada J Holmes b. abt 1875 Heathfield Sussex
3. (m) Leonard Holmes b. abt 1880 Burwash Sussex
4. (f) Sarah Holmes b. abt 1882 Sussex
5. (f) Charlotte Holmes b. 1884 Petersham
6. (f) Florence E Holmes b. 1888 Canterbury
7. (m) Walter Holmes b. 1890 Woonona 38577/1890
8. (m) William L Holmes b. 1892 Helensburgh 16788/1892
9. (m) Thomas C Holmes b. 1894 Helensburgh 16150/1894
10. (m) Richard Holmes b. 1896 Helensburgh 13050/1896

Living Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

b. Jamberoo d. 1931 Qld

m. Henry Holmes (- Son of Thomas Holmes &) 30/4/1885 Jamberoo 5595/1885

f. Thomas Windley m. Mary Jane McGillick *

1. (m) Albert Edward Holmes b. 1890 Kiama d. 1958 Lismore

Living in Brisbane in 1930 when her sister died.

HOLMES-WINLEY. - On Thursday, 30^th April last, at the Church of the Resurrection, Jamberoo, by the Rev. E. A. Colvin, Henry Holmes, youngest son of Mr. Thomas Holmes, of Wellingborough, England, to Johanna Martha Winley, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Winley, farmer, Jamberoo. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 19 May 1885 p 2

b. 1869 Broulee 9025/1869 d. 14/11/1938 ‘Strathnaver’ at sea

m. Joseph John Holmes 17/8/1897 Wollongong 6563/1897

f. Joseph Conlon Tighe m. Isabella Ann O’Neill

1. (f) Isabel Jane Holmes b. 1898 Perth WA 3129/1898 d. 1898
2. (f) Violet Grace Holmes b. 1899 Fremantle WA 1454 /1899
3. (f) Mavis Lurline Holmes b. 1900 Fremantle WA 2201/1900(Rev. Harry Baxter 1938 )
4. (m) Robert Holmes
5. (m) William Holmes

HOLMES -TIGHE. - At St. Michael's Church, Wollongong. New South Wales, on the 17th August, by the Rev. F. K. Elder, JOSEPH JOHN HOLMES (fourth son of the late Robert Holmes, of Western Australia) to MARJORIE JANE TIGHE (fourth daughter of the late Joseph Conlon Tighe, of New South Wales, and niece of the late Hon. J. O'Niell, M.L.C, New Zealand. The West Australian (Perth) 27 August 1897

Brother P L Tighe of Illawarra View Keira St

Unmarried or no father listed.

1. (m) William Holmes b. 1898 Helensburgh 3777/1898

b. abt 1816 d. 29/4/1876 St George 3999/1876

m. Michael Holroyd 16/11/1847 Sydney

f. John Burnet m. Ann

1. (m) Charles Hebden Holroyd b. 1849 Sydney d. 13/1/1875 Stanmore
2. (m) Arthur B Holroyd b. 1850 Sydney
3. (m) Ernest Frederick Holroyd b. 1851 Sydney d. 1877 Newtown
4. (m) Walter Percy Holroyd b. 1854 Sydney d. 23/12/1855 George St Wollongong aged 2
5. (f) Florence Eliza Holroyd 25/5/1856 Corrimal St Wollongong 1856 8397 (William Conway Armstrong m. 1887)
6. (m) Percy Lewis Holroyd b. 1860 Newtown d. 30/1/1877

BIRTHS.   At Wollongong, on the 25th instant, Mrs. Holroyd, of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald 30 May 1856

b. 27/8/1866 Kilsyth Scotland d. 20/5/1931 Port Kembla br. Kiama General

m. Henry Harry Evans Holz (12/6/1871 Cobbity -2/1/1923 Kiama Son of William Holz & Jane Briton Chappel ) 13/8/1892 Camden 3015/1892

f. Henry Rankin m. Janet

1. (f) Jane Briton Holz b. 20/2/1893 Cobbity
2. (m) Henry William Rankin Holz b. 3/7/1894 Cobbity d. 28/5/1977
3. (m) Amos Leslie Holz b. 28/7/1896 Cobbity d. 24/10/1970
4. (m) James Rankin Holz b. 13/11/1899 Cobbity
5. (m) Clifford John Holz b. 14/7/1900 Cobbity d. 23/11/1977
6. (m) Francis William West Holz b. 20/6/1903 Cobbity d. 4/12/1967
7. (m) Edgar Russell Holz b. 10/2/1907 Cobbity d. 29/8/1906
8. (m) Thomas Oswald Holz b. 10/8/1907 Cobbity d. 1982

HOLZ-The Relatives and Friends of the late JANET HOLZ are cordially invited to attend her Funeral; leaving her son's residence, Collins Street. Kiama, at 3 p m. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Thursday 21 May 1931 p 7 Family Notices

b. 1862 d. 17/1/1937 Wollongong

m. George Holzhauser

1. (f) Bertha May Holzhauser/Halzalhor b. 1904 Woonona (Leslie C Jolliffe 1922)

Living at Tarrawanna/ Corrimal North in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Husband a labourer.

Yesterday, Mrs. Christina Holzhauser, of Ryan Street, Balgownie, fell in the yard at her home and sustained a fractured left thigh. She was conveed to Wollongong District Hospital by the Illawarra Ambulance. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 8 January 1937 p 3

HOLZHAUSER — In loving memory of my dear wife, Christina Jane, and mother, who passed away 17th January, 1937.

Deep in our hearts there is a picture
Of one who has gone to rest,
In memory's frame we will keep it,
Because she was one of the best.

Inserted by her loving husband, daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren.

b. 2/10/1834 George St Sydney d. 20/12/1925 Fulham London

m. William Hamilton Sherriff Hart (20/6/1832 Maryleborn London -26/3/1868 Edinborough Scotland Thomas Frederick Hart & Laura Francis MacDonald ) 20/8/1856 Terrara Shoalhaven 2004/1856

m. Samuel Brown Home ( 15/1/1842 Edinbrough- 30/6/1901 Southsea ) 21/2/1870 Ballywuith Bombay India

f. Prosper de Mestre m. Mary Ann Black

1. (f) Laura Francis Hart
2. (m) Prosper de Mestre Hart
3. (f) Camilla Porterfield Hart
4. (f) Mary Hamilton Hart
5. (m) Pelham Maitland Home
6. (f) Charlotte Helen Hme

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m. Henry Homer

1. (f) Harriet R Homer b. 1851 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong V18511833 37A/1851

b. abt 1824 Cornwall d. ?

m. John Honey (1827 St Keyne Cornwall - 14/4/1902 Kiama Son of Samuel Honey & Jane) 1847 Liskeard Cornwall

Ship: Tartar 1857

1. (m) Thomas Honey b. 1848 St Veep Cornwall d. 26/12/1893 Minnamurra River Kiama ( Elizabeth Pike * 1872)
2. (m) Henry Havelock Honey b. 13/7/1850 St Veep Cornwall d. 3/12/1929 Kiama (Jane Robb)

b 1877 Kiama d 10/7/1948 Kiama

f. Henry Havelock Honey m. Jane Robb *

Living at Riversdale Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b. 10/11/1846 Kiama bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong V18462961 32A/1846 d. 26/12/1893 Minnamurra River Kiama

m. Thomas Honey ( -26/12/1893 Minnamurra River Kiama Son of John Honey & Catherine Bunney *) 31/10/1872 Kiama

f. Joseph Pike m. Mary Talbot *

1. (m) John Joseph Honey b. 29/9/1873 Kiama d. 1949 Lawnton Qld ( Mary J King * 1894)
2. (f) Florence Elizabeth Honey * b. 5/3/1876 Kiama d. 9/9/1966 Sutherland (Angus Chisholm 1897)
3. (f) Mary Catherine Honey b. 10/11/1878 Kiama d. 1973 Dubbo (John T Clark 1895, James Staggs 1933 )
4. (m) James Richardson Honey b. 15/5/1885 Kiama d. 16/8/1885 Kiama

ON Thursday, 31st October, at Christ Church, Kiama, by special license, by the Rev. J. H. L. Zillman, Thomas, eldest son of Mr. John Honey, of Cornwall, England, to Elizabeth, fifth daughter of Joseph Pike, Esq, Mayor of Kiama, & Mary Pike. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 7 November 1872 p 2

ON the 29th September, 1873, at her residence, Jamberoo-road, Mrs. THOMAS HONEY of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 2 October 1873 p 2

AT her residence, Jamberoo Road, on the 5th instant, Mrs. THOMAS HONEY, of a daughter. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 9 March 1876 p 2

HONEY.—On the 20th instant, at her residence, Jamberoo road, Mrs. T. Honey, of a daughter The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 22 November 1878 p 2

HONEY-At the residence of his parents Jamberoo, August 16 James Richardson, youngest son of Thomas and Elizabeth Honey aged three months, The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 18 August 1885 p 2

The Kiama Boating Fatality.

INQUEST AND FUNERAL. (See illustration on page 21.)

KIAMA, December 28. - A diligent search was maintained during the whole of Tuesday night between Point Bass and Gerringong for the bodies of Captain Honey, Mrs. Honey, and Henry Wood, and several boats were out all yester- day, but none of the missing bodies were discovered and it is feared that they have been devoured by sharks, several of these monsters, one or more of which were 14ft long, having been seen yesterday morning at the scene of the accident. Captain Honey was an expert swimmer, and it is now known that, when asked by his drowning wife to save himself, he refused to do so, saying he would not leave her. When last seen he was clinging to Mrs. Honey, and trying to take her ashore. Captain and Mrs. Honey leave three orphans, a son and two daughters, aged 20, 17, and 15 years respectively. The parties patrolling the beach discovered between the Minnamurra and Port Bass, the boat from which Mrs. Wood was rescued. It had not been damaged in any way.

The magisterial inquiry on the bodies of Mr George Wood, Eliza Wood, Agnes Wood, and Miss Charlotte Pike, whose bodies were recovered, was held before Mr Alexander yesterday. Several witnesses were examined, but only one, Mrs Mary Wood, the sole survivor of the boating party, threw much addi tional light on the melancholy occurrence. The depositions of Mrs. Wood were taken at the dwelling of the late Miss Charlotte Pike, her sister. Mrs Wood was unable to attend the courthouse, as she is still suffering severely from shock, excitement, and her long immersion in the sea, but she told her story with great clearness. She said the punt was not capsized, as at first supposed, but, as it was drifting rapidly across the surf, a large wave struck and swamped it, washing Charlotte Pike overboard. Captain Honey then seized his wife and attempted to swim ashore, but they were immediately sucked under by the under-current or under-tow, and Mrs. Wood never saw them again. Mr. Wood     then tried to take his children, Eliza, Agnes, and Harry, ashore, Mrs. Wood   being left alone, clinging to the boat. While Mrs. Wood was in this perilous posi- tion, holding on for bare life, her sister, Charlotte Pike, was cast near the punt by a breaker and floated rapidly by. Mrs. Wood called out to her and tried to reach her, but the poor girl raised her arms in a last struggle and sank. The unhappy mother next saw her two little girls on the opposite side of the punt, helplessly buffeted by the waves, and Mr. Wood desperately swim- ming towards them, but he could make no progress against the current, and at last, almost exhausted, he turned slowly to the shore. Mrs   Wood never saw Captain and Mrs. Honey or her son Harry after they left the punt, and it is thought their bodies were borne out to sea by the current.                     The other witnesses examined were: Jas. O'Toole, who witnessed the accident from the shore; Henry Columbus, Richard Fadden, who endeavored to rescue Mr. Wood and Dr. Read,   who directed operations with the view of restoring animation. The doctor's evidence showed that when he reached Mr Wood the vital spark was flickering, and that when the other bodies were brought ashore they were quite dead. The result of the inquiry was the finding that George Wood, Eliza Jane Wood, Elsie May Wood, and Charlotte Pike were accidentally drowned at the mouth of the Minnamurra River on December 26.  

The funeral of the four victims whose bodies were recovered, yesterday afternoon, was the largest ever known in the town and district. The bodies were conveyed in two hearses, being headed by the Protestant Alliance Friendly Society, of which the late Mr Wood was a mem- ber, and followed by a concourse of relatives, friends, and sympathisers. The Rev. J. Chaffers Welsh (Church of England), the Rev. W. E. Bourne (Wesleyan), and the Rev. J. Burgess (Presbyterian) conducted the burial services, and an impressive address was delivered at the grave.

KIAMA, December 29. - A close watch is being kept along the shore for the missing bodies of Captain Honey, Mrs. Honey, and Harry Wood, and a thorough search is being made between the Seven Mile Beach and Point Bass. Yesterday afternoon a party went to the scene of the accident at low tide and fired several large charges of dynamite with the hope of finding some of the bodies, but the experiment was unsuccessful. On returning through the surf into the river several large waves struck the boat  and almost swamped it, the occupants several times being nearly washed out. Two ropes were thrown out, which fortunately were caught, and the boat was safely towed against the current into the river by some persons on shore.

An impression is abroad that Captain Honey was once winner of the Queen's Prize at the New South Wales Rifle Association meeting. The successful shot was his brother, Lieutenant Honey, also of Kiama. Captain Honey was not prominent as a rifleman, though he, of course, took a natural interest in a matter so closely connected with volunteer work. The deceased gentleman's first commission was dated December 31, 1883 and he was gazetted captain of Kiama Company of the 2nd Regiment of Infantry on March 9, 1885.

KIAMA, Wednesday. - The body of Mrs. Thomas Honey, who with her husband, Captain Honey, was drowned at Minnamurra River on Boxing Day, was recovered yesterday. It is believed that the body of Captain Honey will be found at the next tide. The Kiama Progress Association met yesterday evening, and adjourned when it was known the body of Mrs Honey had been recovered. Australian Town and Country Journal (NSW : 1870 - 1907) Saturday 6 January 1894 p 13

b. 1851 Riversdale Kiama d. 10/12/1930 Riversdale Kiama br. Kiama General

m. Henry Havelock Honey (13/7/1850 St Veep Cornwall - 3/12/1929 Kiama Son of John Honey & Catherine Bunney *) 20/4/1875 Riversdale Kiama 2867/1875

f. James Robb m. Agnes Frances McIntosh *

1. (f) Junita Catherine Honey * b 1876 Kiama d 16/6/1942
2. (f) Cecilia Daisy Honey * b 1877 Kiama d 10/7/1948 Kiama
3. (f) Ada Isabella Honey * b. 9/3/1880 Kiama d. 1974 Lismore (Charles Blackwood 1902)
4. (f) Jessie Agnes Ann Honey * b. 1881 Kiama d. 1964 ( Jack Robb 1912)
5. (f) Lily May Honey b 1883 Kiama d 17/3/1963
6. (m) Havelock John James Honey b. 1885 Kiama d. 7/5/1944 Lismore (Elizabeth J Torrens 1907)
7. (f) Phoebe Frances Honey b. 1887 Kiama d. 13/11/1942 Murwillumbah (Alfred E Blackwood 1913 )
8. (m) Harold Oswald b 1889 Kiama d. 20.7/1947 ( Elsie Bell 1915)

Living at Riversdale Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Husband took charge of the pioneer dairy factory at Kiama in October, 1884. Retired in 1890.

b 1876 Kiama d 16/6/1942

f. Henry Havelock Honey m. Jane Robb *

Living at Riversdale Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b. 1871 Kiama d. 1958 Qld

m. John Joseph Honey (1873 Kiama - 1949 Lawnton Qld Son of Thomas Honey & Elizabeth Pike *) 1894 Kiama 4362/1894

f. William King m. Isabella Elliott *

1. (m) William T Honey b. 1895 Kiama d. 1896 Kiama
2. (f) Millie E I Honey b. 1897 Kiama
3. (m) William T C Honey b. 1899 Lismore d. 1899 Kiama

Living at South Coast Rd Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband a furnace hand

b. abt 1864 County Mayo Ireland d. 26/1/1950 Hunters Hill

m. Jacob Alexander Honka (1/11/1858 Raake Finland– 30/9/1922 Bondi Son of Jacob A Honka & Britta)

1. (f) Annie May Honka b. 1890 Bulli 38508/1890 (Alexander Mitchell 1926)
2. (f) Norah Amelia Honka b. 1892 Helensburgh 16744/1892 d. 22/4/1953 Hunters Hill
3. (m) Jacob A Honka b. 1897 Bulli 18066/1897

HONKA, Bridget.-January 26, 1950, at her daughter's residence, Hunter's Hill, beloved wife of the late Jacob Alexander Honka. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Friday 27 January 1950 p 20

Her husband on his Naturalization in 1917 said he lived at Bulli for 2 years and Helensburgh for 5 years. It also lists where his children were born if they were born in Australia. There is another daughter who was married to a Mr Trotter living in New Zealand in 1917.

m. Frederick Hooker

1. (m) Frederick W Hooker b. 1886 Woonona 24672/1886 d. 1886 Woonona
2. (f) Agnis I Hooker b. 1888 St Leonards
3. (m) Bernard Hooker b. 1892 Petersham

m. Charles Hooker

1. (f) Eliza Hooker b. 21/5/1837 Wollongong RC V18371311 121A/1837

Husband a black labourer- Aboriginal

d. 1920 Marrickville

m. Charles Hookins (- 16/6/1894 Parramatta Son of John Hookins & ) 1854 CofE Sydney St Lawrence’s

f. James Moore m. Elizabeth *

Husband an inspector of schools

On the 1st April, at the residence of her son-in-law, Charles Hookins, Fairy Meadow, Wollongong, Elizabeth Moore, aged 72years. The Sydney Morning Herald 14 April 1863

m. William H A Hookwhen 1899 Kiama

1. (f) Ethel Hookwhen b. 1899 Kiama 31388/1899
2. (u) Cathule Hookwher b. 1901 Albion Park 29223/1901

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (m) John Hoolahan b. 1863 Kiama 8525/1863

m. James Hoolahan

1. (m) James Hoolahan b. 12/7/1840 Dapto

b. 2/8/1834 Fermangh Ireland d. 2/10/1900 Neutral Bay br. Gore Hill

m. Thomas Hoolaghan ( 11/7/1831 Kilkenny Irealnd- 1/3/1904 Neutral Bay Son of Denis Hooligan & Alice Wharton) 1/2/1858 Kiama

1. (m) James Thomas Hoolaghan b. 17/2/1859 Shoalhaven
2. (m) John Hoolaghan b. 24/3/1860
3. (f) Annie Alice Hoolaghan b. 26/12/1862
4. (m) Francis Joseph Hoolaghan b. 26/3/1864
5. (f) Mary Elizabeth Hoolaghan b. 1864 d. 1865
6. (f) Mary Elizabeth Hoolaghan b. 19/9/1865
7. (f) Bridget Hannah Hoolaghan b. 13/7/1867
8. (f) Mary A Hoolaghan b. 19/8/1869
9. (f) Sarah Hoolaghan b. 28/2/1871 Jaspers Brush d. 30/7/1957
10. (m) Michael Hoolaghan b. 1872 Shoalhaven
11. (m) Richard Hoolaghan b. 13/6/1876
12. (m) Patrick Andrew Hoolaghan b. 31/11/1878 Shoalhaven

b. abt 1855 d. 22/11/1915 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. Benjamin May Hooper (abt 1851 Cornwall -7/2/1934 Wollongong )1/12/1874 Liskeard Cornwall

f. James Harris m. Sarah

Ship: Corona 1877

1. (f) Ellen Hooper b. 1878 Wollongong 24699/1878 d. 1968 Wollongong (Charles H Talbot 1908)
2. (m) James Hooper b. 1880 Wollongong 27464/1880 d. 1954 Wollongong
3. (f) Harriett Hooper * b. 1882 Woonona 19725/1882 d. 23/5/1935 Wollongong (James M Gustard 1902)
4. (m) Samuel Hooper b. 1884 Woonona 23035/1884 d. 1885 Woonona
5. (m) William Henry Hooper b. 1885 Woonona 23740/1885 d. 1963 Sydney (Frances Mary Neaves 1908)
6. (f) Flora M Hooper b. 1886 Woonona 24604/1886 d. 1887 Woonona
7. (f) Millie Hooper b. 1889 Woonona 24583/1889 d. 1889 Woonona
8. (m) Benjamin Hooper b. 1890 Woonona 38441/1890 d. 1965 Wollongong
9. (f) Laura Hooper b. 1893 Woonona 39888/1893 (George W Dawson 1913, Henry J Dale 1923)
10. (f) Caroline Hooper b. 1895 Wollongong 38440/1895 (Job Harkness 1914)

Living at Port Kembla in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties.

Husband originally a miner but he became a prawn fisherman at Lake Illawarra and was the first to send cooked prawns to the Sydney fish market.

The death occurred on Monday afternoon at her residence, Barella street, of Mrs. Hooper, wife of Mr. Benjamin Hooper, aged 62 years. The late Mrs. Hooper had resided at Wollongong for about four years, but had previously resided at Lake Hlawarra for a number of years. She leaves a husband and crown-up family to mourn their loss. The funeral will leave at 3 p.m. today for the Methodist cemetery, Wollongong. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW: 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 23 November 1915 p 2

m. James Hooper 1884 Sydney 175/1884

1. (m) Fread Hooper b. 1885 Woonona 23698/1885
2. (m) Arthur Hooper b. 1887 Woonona 25272/1887
3. (m) Charles Hooper b. 1889 Tuena 17799/1889

Living at Lake Illawarra in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties.

b. 1872 Kiama 11533/1872 d. 1958 Sydney

m. William J Hooper 1891

f. Stephen Fryer m. Charlotte Anne Fenwick *

1. (f) Mabel A Fryer b. 1888 Kiama 26345/1888 (James Colless 1914)
2. (m) William L Hooper b. 1891 Waverley
3. (f) Dorothy E Hooper b. 1893 Woollahra
4. (m) Arthur A Hooper b. 1898 Waverley
5. (f) Eileen G Hooper b. 1900 Waverley
6. (f) Ethel M Hooper b. 1902 Waverley
7. (f) Edith A Hooper b. 1905 Woollahra
8. (f) Edna C Hooper b. 1908 Woollahra
9. (m) Walter P Hooper b. 1910 Woollahra
10. (m) Eric Hooper b. 1912 Waverley
11. (m) Victor P Hooper b. 1916 Waverley

Her daughter Mabel was raised as a child of her grandparents.

m. Edward Hooper 1895 Waterloo

1. (m) John J Hooper b. 1901 Redfern
2. (f) Kathleen M Hooper b. 1907 Wollongong
3. (f) Madge S Hooper b. 1911 Wollongong
4. (f) Alberta P Hooper b. 1912 Redfern

Living at Denison St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties.

Husband a law clerk

d. 1932 Refern 16741/1932

m. Charles Henry Jowett (-23/3/1887 Bulli Mine ) 1878 Bradford Yorkshire England

m. Lewis Hope (-1917) 1887 Sydney 1762/1887

f. Frank Peel m. Harriet

1. (m) Herbert Henry Jowett b. 1880 Sydney 598/1880 d. 1966 Wollongong
2. (m) Ernest L Hope b. 1888 Sydney 2519/1888
3. (f) Ada A Hope b. 1892 Sydney 1039/1892
4. (f) Violet S Hope b. 1894 Wellington 36751/1894

Her husband, Charles Jowett, was killed in the Bulli Mine Disaster leaving her a widow with 1 child. She would have been without a breadwinner and there was no compensation for her loss. A relief fund was established but it would have not offered much compensation to younger widows without many children so she would have tried to find another husband as soon as possible who would hopefully support her and her child.

b. abt 1852 Lancashire d. 1917 Merewether br. Sandgate

m. William Hope (abt 1848 Lancashire- 1923 Cessnock ) 1871 Burnley Lancashire

Ship: 1877 Earl Halhousie

1. (m) David Hope b. abt 1873 Lancashire d. before 1923?
2. (m) William Hope b. abt 1876 Lancashire d. 1878 Kiama
3. (f) Margaret Dalhousie Hope b. 1877 Earl Halhousie (John Boekenstein 1898)
4. (f) Martha Hope b. 1879 Kiama 15823/1879 (Loftus Lyons 1905)
5. (f) Alice Ellen Hope b. 1881 Kiama 19427/1881 (James Adams 1898)
6. (f) Betsy J Hope b. 1883 Kiama 21654/1883 (Samuel Ingram 1911)
7. (f) Rachael A Hope b. 1884 Kiama 23383/1884 (Kenneth A McCrimmon 1903)
8. (f) Mary Hope b. 1887 Adamstown (Archibald Challinor 1916)
9. (m) William Hope b. 1889 Adamstown d. 1890 Adamstown
10. (m) John Thomas Hope b. 1891 Adamstown d. 18/9/1918 France
11. (m) James E Hope b. 1893 Adamstown d. 1893 Adamstown
12. (m) William Edward Hope b. 1896 Adamstown d. 1953 Cessnock

HOPE.-Relatives and Friends of Messrs. WILLIAM HOPE, Senr. and Junr., are invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved wife and mother respectively, ALICE HOPE: To move from her late residence, Alice-st., Merewether, TO-MORROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, for Methodist Cemetery, Sandgate.

HOPE.-Friends of Mr. DAVID HOPE (On active service) and Mrs. DAVID HOPE and FAMILY, Mrs. and Mr. JOHN BOEKENSTEIN and FAMILY, Mrs. And Mr. LOFTUS LYONS and FAMILY, Mrs. and Mr. JAMES ADAMS and FAMILY, Mrs. and Mr. SAMUEL INGRAM, Mrs. And Mr. KEN M'CRIMMON and FAMILY, Mrs. and Mr. ARCHIE CHALLINOR. Mr.

THOMAS HOPE (on active service) and Mrs. THOMAS HOPE are invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved mother, mother-in-law, and grandmother respecttively, ALICE HOPE: To move from her late residence, Alice-st., Merewether, TOMORROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, for Methodist Cemetery Sandgate. Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW: 1876 - 1954) Saturday 15 December 1917 p 8

b. 5/3/1870 Cordeaux River d. 20/5/ 1919 br. Wollongong General

m. Thomas Peter Hope (1868-20/6/1938 Clifton Son of Peter Hope & Catherine ) 27/8/1888 St Francis Xavier’s 5560/1888

f. Thomas Hayes m. Bridget Purcell *

He resident Maitland, she of Cordeaux River

1. (m) Thomas Hope b. 1889 Maitland 25893/1889 (Lillian M Emery )
2. (m) Peter C Hope b. 1890 Maitland 20714/1890 (Lydia M Campbell 1912)
3. (m) John J Hope b. 1892 Maitland 17257/1892 (Winifred E Gordon )
4. (m) Charles Daniel Hope b. 9/6/1894 West Maitland (bp St Francis Xavier’s 6/7/1894) 37872/1894 d. 16/2/1950 (Elsie Myrtle Oxenbridge)
5. (f) Mary C Hope b. 1896 Morpeth 23407/1896
6. (m) Cyril Hope b. 1899 14970/1899 d. 7/7/1963 (Ethel M Williams)
7. (f) Kathleen Hope b. 1901 Sydney 9584/1901
8. (f) Anne Hope b. 1903 Sydney 27143/1903
9. (m) Clement Francis Hope b. 1906 Wollongong 40914/1906d. 19/1/1966
10. (f) Margaret Hope b. 1909 Wollongong 10262/1909 (Andrew McGee)

Living at Mount Kembla in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband a labourer.

b. abt 1865 Durham

m. Charles Hope

Ship: Orient 1887

1. (m) Charles Hope b. abt 1882 Durham d. 19/1/1888 Bulli 10402/1888 aged 6 years
2. (m) Frederick Hope b. abt 1884 Durham d. 1948 Bulli
3. (m) James Edward Hope b. abt 1887 Durham
4. (m) William Hope b. 1888 Woonona 25908/1888
5. (f) Florence Hope b. 1890 Woonona 38524/1890
6. (m) Stanley Hope b. 1892 Woonona 39656/1892
7. (m) Charles Henry Hope b. 1896 Woonona 9108/1896 d. 1938 Burwood
8. (m) Sidney Hope b. 1898 Woonona 8756/1898 d. 19/8/1898 aged 7 months

Living Bulli Pit in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband an under manager

She came with her children to join her husband in the colony.

b. abt 1850 d. 14/12/1918 br. Bulli General

m. Joseph Hope

f. Edward m. Ann

Ship: Oroya 1890 ?

1. (m) Richard Hope b. abt 1881 d. 1961 Bulli

If this is the right Rachel Hope, mother and son arrived alone on ship.

Living Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a miner, son an engine driver.

Umarried or no father listed

1. (m) John E B Hopkins b. 1901 Woonona 9139/1901

m. Daniel Hopkins

1. (m) Arthur R Hopkins b. 1893 Woonona 39822/1893
2. (m) Danfred Hopkins b. 1896 Woonona 9164/1896
3. (m) Albert T Hopkins b. 1898 Woonona 17596/1898

m. Henry Hopkins

1. (m) Charles Hopkins b. 1859 Wollongong 14222/1859
2. (f) Agnes Hopkins b. 1862 Wollongong 15180/1862

b. 1822 Calcutta India d. 19/7/1907 Cremorne br.

m. Captain Richard John Hopkins (1809-1875) 23/4/1842 St Phillip’s V184230 26C/1842 Church of England Sydney, St Phillip's

f. ? m. Mary

1. (f) Elizabeth Anne Montague Hopkins * b. abt 1838 d. 1882 Sydney (Patrick Hill Throsby 1864)
2. (f) Mary F Hopkins b. 1844
3. (m) Richard Ashmore R Hopkins b. 10/12/1845 Benares Illawarra d. 1933 Rose Bay (Emily Munroe Thompson 1872)
4. (m) Charles S Hopkins b. 1847 d. 1856
5. (f) Harriet Pritchett Hopkins * b. 23/9/1847 Benares Illawarra d. 1917 Moss Vale (Patrick Hill Throsby 1884)
6. (m) Son Hopkins b. 21/11/1848 Sydney
7. (m) Henry Herbert Hopkins b. 28/3/1850 (Ada Grace Goodard 1876)
8. (f) Sarah Louisa Hopkins b. 28/12/ 1851 (Charles Edward Oslear 1876)
9. (m) Alfred Ernest Hopkins b. 1855 d. 20/10/1891 Grenfell
10. (f) Jane E Hopkins b. 1857
11. (m) Edmond Conroy Hopkins b. 1858 (Florence Sarah Dean 1881)
12. (f) Frances Helen Hopkins * b. 21/2/1858 Sydney d. 1934 (James Harris Morell 1882)

On the 23d instant, by Special License, at St. Philips, by the Rev. J. C. Grylls, Captain Richard John Hopkins, of the ship Lord Ambers', to Miss Harriet Armstrong Pritchett. The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 26 April 1842

At her residence, Benares, Illawarra, on the 20th instant, the lady of R. J. Hopkins, Esq., of a son The Sydney Morning Herald 25 December 1845

At Benares, Illawarra, on the 23rd instant, Mrs. R. J. Hopkins, of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald 25 September 1847

BIRTH. On the 21st instant, at Kent-street North, Mrs. R. J. Hopkins, of Benares, Illawarra, of a son. The Sydney Morning Herald 24 November 1848

On the 28th instant, at Fort-street, Mrs. R. J. Hopkins, of Benares, Illawarra, of a son. The Sydney Morning Herald 30 March 1850

On the 28th instant, at Upper Fort-street, Mrs. R. J. Hopkins, of Benares, Illawarra, of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald 30 December 1851

On the 5th instant, at her residence, Fort- street, Mrs. R. J. Hopkins, of Benares, Illawarra, of a son. The Sydney Morning Herald 7 May 1853

On the 28th instant, at No. 9, Argyle-street, Mrs. R. J. Hopkins, of Berares, Illawarra, of a son. The Sydney Morning Herald 30 April 1855

At Benares, Illawarra, on the 7th instant, of bronchitis, Charles Samuel, second son of R. J. Hopkins, Esq., J.P., aged 7 years and 6 months. The Sydney Morning Herald 10 June 1856

On the 18th instant, at 23, Kent-street North, the wife of R. J. Hopkins, Esq., of Benares, Illawarra , of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald 19 January 1857

On the 21st instant, Viles-buildings, Kent-street, the wife of R. J. Hopkins, Esq., of Benares, Illawarra, of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald 23 February 1858

A relative of Samuel Ashmore Prittchett died , aged 31, at Benares, Dapto 27/1/1862

Mrs Harriet Hopkins, widow of the late Captain R. J. Hopkins of Benares, Illawarra, died at Cremorne, on July 19. Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1870 - 1907) Wednesday 24 July 1907 p 1

m. William Hopkins 1900 Petersham

1. (m) William D Hopkins b. 1901 Woonona 28303/1901 d. 1902 Helensburgh
2. (m) James A Hopkins b. 1903 Woonona 17749/1903 d. 1903 Woonona
3. (f) Elizabeth Mary Hopkins b. 1905 Woonona 19296/1905 d. 1971 Dubbo (Robert Field 1928)

d. 1940 Swansea br. Wallsend

m. Harry Hopkins (-1944 Swansea Son of George Hopkins & Mary) 1899 Wallsend

f. Thomas Smith m. Jane

1. (m) Harry Hopkins b. 1900 Lambton d. 1900 Woonona
2. (f) Leila E Hopkins b. 1900 Woonona 37017/1900 (Milton Tooth)
3. (f) Violet M Hopkins b. 1902 Lambton (Clarence C Bexter 1918)
4. (f) Mary Hopkins b. 1903 Lambton d. 1908 Lambton
5. (f) Myrtle A Hopkins b. 1905 Wallsend (Leslie Richards 1921)
6. (f) Sarah A Hopkins b. 1907 Wallsend d. 1907 Wallsend
7. (m) Noah Hopkins b. 1909 Wallsend
8. (f) Lillian A Hopkins b. 1916 Toronto (Robert Champness 1933)
9. (f) Vylisha GG Hopkins b. d. 1918 Toronto

b. abt 1839

Mary Hopkins, daughter of an aboriginal girl of the Illawarra tribe and 4 years in the care of Captain Hopkins of Dapto. Aged about 15 years.

Baptised 12.11.1854 Parish of St. Luke, Dapto (40/786)

Aboriginal Births Deaths and Marriages http://mc2.vicnet.net.au/home/pmackett/nswbdm.html

d. 6/7/1860 Bendigo Vic d. 13/2/1940 Adelaide

m. Thomas James Hopkins ( 1853 Bridgend Wales – 20/8/1908 Broken Hill) 29/5/1885 Wollongong 5475/1885

f. James Barlow m. Olivia Schofield

1. (m) Thomas James Hopkins b. 1886 Wollongong 24328/1886
2. (m) David Edward Hopkins b. 15/8/1891 Rivertree NSW

b. abt 1868 d. 22/1/1955 Concord

m. David Thomas Hopkins (18/4/1847 Llanilid Glamorganshire Wales- 19/6/1937 Stanwell Park) 23/7/1883 Sydney

f. Samuel Northey m. Mary Elizabeth

1. (m) Edward Samuel Hopkins b. 1884 Berrima
2. (f) Edith Jane Hopkins b. 1886 Wollongong 24305/1886 (Davies)
3. (f) Elizabeth Ann Hopkins b. 1888 Wollongong 25634/1888 (Davidson)
4. (f) Ethel Mary Hopkins b. 1891 Woonona 39050/1891 (O’Grady)
5. (m) Daniel Hopkins b. 1896 Petersham

Living at Stanwell Park in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Woman's Heroic Rescue Of Aged Mother
SYDNEY, Tuesday.

ALTHOUGH she twice braved the flames to rescue her mother and a maid who were helpless in a blazing guest house at Stanwell Park early this morning, Mrs. Ethel O'Grady escaped with slight -singeing of the hair on her head and severe hoesk.

Mrs. O'Grady's mother, Mrs. Mary Hopkins (70), proprietress of the guest house, was calmly dressing, not knowing that the house was in flames, when her daughter burst open the door, surrounded by flying sparks and flames.

After rescuing her mother Mrs. O'Grady then went to the aid of a 15-year-old maid, Margaret Corr, and brought her to safety, although both were on the verge of collapse when they reached the fresh air. There were no guests in the house at the time. The Fire started in the scullery, and also destroyed a butcher's shop and garage. Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW : 1888 - 1954) Wednesday 15 March 1939 p 6

It has been recorded that her husband was illiterate but never the less hard working and jovial: she was noted as a canny business woman.

b. abt 1836 Nottingham England d. 22/7/1910 Woonona br. Clifton

m. Joseph Hopkinson ( abt 1832 Alfreton Derbyshire -4/10/1910 Son of John Hopkinson & Mary ) 1858 Chesterfield Derbyshire

f. Joseph Green m. Mary

Ship: Oroya 1889

1. (m) John Joseph Hopkinson b. abt 1862 Brampton Derbyshire England d. 25/2/1917 (Katherine Daly * 1893) ( underground manager of South Clifton Colliery )
2. (f) Sarah A Hopkinson b. abt 1864 Brampton Derbyshire (Corlis ?)
3. (m) Joseph Hopkinson b. abt 1870 Brampton Derbyshire d. 1939 Auckland New Zealand ( Jane Tate * 1896)
4. (f) Emma Hopkinson b. abt 1872 Brampton Derbyshire England ( Thomas J Keegan 1897 )
5. (m) Walter Hopkinson b. abt 1877 Unstone Derbyshire
6. (m) Harry Hopkinson b. abt 1879 Unstone Derbyshire England d. 1965 Bulli (Mary Maria Selman * 1903)

Living at South Clifton in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband a miner.

Husband and eldest son are coal miners on 1881 Census in England were they are living in Long Row Unstone Derbyshire.

b. abt 1851 Brampton Derbyshire d. 19/7/1922 New Lambton

m. Matthew Hopkinson (abt 1845 Brampton Derbyshire- 1925 Aberdare) 1969 Chesterfield Derbyshire

f. Harold C Silcock m. Sarah A

Ship: Oroya 1889

1. William Hopkinson b. abt 1870 Chesterfield Derbyshire (adopted)
2. Annie Hopkinson * b. abt 1874 Unstone Derbyshire b. 14/4/1949 Kogarah (William Crowder 1892)
3. George Hopkinson b. abt 1880 Chesterfield Derbyshire d. 1948 Wyong
4. Matthew Hopkinson b. abt 1885 England b. 1967 Cessnock
5. Sarah Hopkinson b. abt 1888 England (Neils Sorensen 1911, Donald McLean)
6. Walter Hopkinson b. 1890 Wollongong 38116/1890 d. 1/7/1920 Wallsend
7. Elizabeth Hopkinson b. 1893 Woonona 39765/1893 (Alfred Wilkinson 1911)
8. May Hopkinson b. 1896 Woonona 18199/1896 (Robert Moodie 1914)

Husband a coal miner.

m. John Joseph Hopkinsons (1862 Brampton Derbyshire England -25/2/1917 Scarborough Son of Joseph Hopkinson & Catherine Green *) 1893 Burwood

1. (f) Sarah A (Sis) Hopkinson 1894 Woonona 38298/1894
2. (m) Walter Hopkinson 1895 Woonona 28693/1895 d. 1937 Sydney

Living at South Clifton in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband a miner.

b. abt 1876 W Stanley Durham d. 1949 New Zealand

m. Joseph Hopkinson (abt 1870 Brampton Derbyshire- 1939 mining accident Auckland New Zealand Son of Joseph Hopkinson & Catherine Green *) 26/8/1896 Clifton 6335/1896

f. Anthony Tate m. Elizabeth *

1. (f) Emmie V Hopkinson b. 1897 Woonona 27810/1897
2. (f) Catherine EE Hopkinson b. 1902 Woonona 18351/1902
3. (f) Ettie Hopkinson b. 1907 New Zealand
4. (f) Elizabeth Taylor Hopkinson b. 1909 New Zealand
5. (f) Mavis Janie Hopkinson b. 1913 New Zealand

Living at South Clifton in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

WEDDING AT CLIFTON.

The Anglican Church, Clifton, was crowded on the afternoon of the 26th of last month to witness the marriage of Mr. Joseph Hopkinson, second son of Mr. J. Hopkinson, of South Clifton, and Miss Jane Tate, eldest daughter of Mr. Andrew Tate, late of Mt. Keira, The marriage rite was performed by the Rev. H. Tate. The interior of the church was tastefully decorated for the occasion. The bride, who was given away by her brother, looked exceedingly well in a costume of cream cashmere with cream silk trimmings, a tulle veiling and orange blossoms. - There we're five bridesmaids in attendance— viz. Miss E. Hopkinson (maid of honor)' Miss D. Tate, Miss C. Lucas (all attired in grey cashmere, with trimmings and hats to match), Miss Elizabeth Carrick (blue cashmere, with silk trimmings and hat to suit), and Miss A. Looney (dark blue cashmere, and trimmings and hat to match). In the evening a reception was held by the bridegroom's parents: their residence at South Clifton, where the happy couple received the congratulalions of tbeir many friends. There were fully 40 couples. At six o'clock all sat down to a sumptuous repast, after which convivial enjoyments were indulged in till early morn. The presents were costly and numerous. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Thursday 10 September 1896 p 2

b. 1882 Picton d. 1958 Wollongong

m. Harry Hopkinson (1879 Unstone Derbyshire England -1965 Bulli Son of Joseph Hopkinson & Catherine Green * ) 1903 Woonona

f. Soloman Selman m. Mary Ann Oxenbridge *

1. (f) Mary M Hopkinson b. 1904 Wollongong
2. (f) Catherine Hopkinson b. 1907 Woonona
3. (m) Joseph S Hopkinson b. 1909 Woonona

Living at Marshall St Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Husband an engine driver.

b. 8/6/1845 Lancashire d. 1905 Ballina br. North Lismore

m. William Henry Hopkinson (25/8/1853 Lancashire- Son of Robert Hopkinson & Ann Briggs) 29/5/1870 Stockport Cheshire

f. William Potter Birchall m. Jane Robinson

Cause of Death: Heart disease

Ship: St Laurence 1877

1. (m) Harold Burchall Hopkinson b. 1871 Manchester Lancashire d. 1946 Qld
2. (m) Victor Burchail Hopkinson b. 1872 Manchester Lancashire d. 1913 St Leonards
3. (m) Ernest Hopkinson b. abt 1876 Lancashire
4. (f) Mabel Hopkinson b. 1878 Morpeth 16460/1878
5. (f) Alice Gowenloch Hopkinson b. 16/4/1880 Clarence Town 12430/1880 d. 26/6/1933 (William Mallett)
6. (m) Bruce Hopkinson b. 1881 West Maitland 20083/1881
7. (f) Ida Hopkinson b. 1883 West Maitland 22427/1883 d. 1883 West Maitland
8. (m) Frank K Hopkinson b. 1886 Woonona 24657/1886 d. 1919 Casino
9. (m) Ernest F Hopkinson b. d. 1933 Ballina

MRS. W. H. HOPKINSON.

We very much regret to record the death of   Mrs. Rachael Hopkinson, the beloved wife of Mr. W. H. Hopkinson, of Wardell, which oc- curred on Wednesday, aged 56 years, the immediate cause of death being heart failure. Mrs.   Hopkinson had been in her usual fair health of late, but on the Friday previous to her death had an attack of the old trouble, she having suffered from fatty degeneration of   the heart. On Monday she was apparently very much better, so much so that Mr. Hop kinson was able to attend to his duties at the Broadwater Sugar Mill as usual. On Mon-day evening, however, Mrs. Hopkinson again   became unwell, and it was deemed advisable to send for Mr. Hopkinson, who arrived with Dr Monti. Mrs. Hopkinson was prescribed   for, and was apparently much better on   Tuesday. On Tuesday evening she went to sleep after taking the medicine, and seemed to obtain a good night's rest. Mr. Hopkinson and the family watched by her bedside for any unfavorable symptoms, but about 6 o'clock on Wednesday morning Mrs. Hop- kinson's heart seemed to fail suddenly, and she passed away peacefully and painlessly. A fatal termination of her illness, and occur- ring so suddenly, came as a great shock to the husband and family, who are left to mourn the loss of a truly loving and devoted partner and mother. The best tribute to the sterling character and good Christian life of   the deceased lady was paid by the Rev. Mr. Cecil. Over 20 years ago Mr. Hopkinson   resided for a number of years at Yamba, on the Clarence, where he was employed in con- nection with the Harbor works, and afterwards removed to Lismore, where he was employed by Messrs. Kerle and Kerle, the contractors of the first section of the Lismore-Tweed line. Afterwards the family removed to Mr. Hopkinson's property near Wardell — everywhere making a wide circle of friends who will be deeply moved on learning of the grief into which the family has been so suddenly plunged. The family consists of four sons, Harold, Victor, Lieut. Ernest Hopkinson (who served with the N.S.W. troops in South Africa), and Frank, and two daughters, Mabel and Alice. The remains were brought to Lismore on Thursday by the C.S.R. Co's. ' Alix.' The notice was short, but a number of Mr. Hopkinson's more intimate friends met the steamer on arrival to convey expressions of regret and condolence. The coffin, covered by wreaths, was borne to the hearse by friends, and also from the hearse to the grave at the general cemetery, North Lismore, where the impressive service for the burial of the dead was read by the Rev. Cecil (C. of E.), Vicar of Woodburn, to whom the deceased was known.

At the graveside the Rev. H. L. Cecil delivered an impressive address on the uncer- tainty of life, the certainty of death and the Resurrection, and emphasised the necessity of all to prepare. He began by quoting Longfellow's lines, beginning,  

“There is no death, what seems so is transition.”

and spoke of the esteem in which the late Mrs. Hopkinson was held by all the residents of Wardell. She took a deep interest in church matters, and her Christian character commended her to all with whom she came in contact. In many things she had proved herself very hopeful and encouraging to the younger members of the church, and the many kind actions she had done in secret earned her a wide circle of friends. On such a sad and solemn occasion their thoughts were naturally directed to religious matters, and in their days of revivalism, it was borne upon them that if they were to be successful in life there religion must be based upon something stronger than emotion. Mrs. Hopkinson had always exhibited the practical side of Christianity as exemplified in the

lines :—

“ Love thyself last. The world shall be by thee made better If this brief motto form thy creed.

Go, follow it in spirit and in letter ;

This is the Christ religion which men need.” We join with many others throughout the Clarence and Richmond in offering our sympathy to the bereaved Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954) Saturday 6 May 1905 p 4

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m. Henry William Hopper 1883 Bathurst

1. (m) James E H Hopper b. 1884 Wollongong 22933/1884
2. (m) Harold S Hopper b. 1886 Woollahra

HOPPER.-Anyone knowing the whereabouts of HENRY WILLIAM HOPPER Junr., Draper, supposed to have gone to Goulburn, will confer a favour by communicating at once with his wife, care Post Office, Woollahra. Ida Hopper. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 11 January 1887 p 14

b. abt 1858 Yorkshire d. 15/1/1939 Bathurst

m. Thomas Horan ( 1858 Colebrook Tas – 11/8/1930 Bathurst Son of William Horan & Maria Melody *) 1884 Sydney

f. James Kershaw m. Elizabeth

Ship:

1. (m) George Alfred Horan b. 1886 Campbelltown d. 1950 Rockdale
2. (f) Mary Hilda C Horan b. 1888 Campbelltown (P L Jones)
3. (m) John Horan b. 1896 Helensburgh 3910/1896 d. 1975 NSW

Husband the post master at Helensburgh for 22 years until 1901, Bulli and Boolaroo

Living Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll –Postal assistant. Husband a the post master.

MRS. ELIZABETH HORAN, BATHURST

There passed away at Bathurst on Sunday, January 15, at the age of 81 years, Mrs. Elizabeth Horan, relict of the late Thomas Horan, also of Bathurst, and formerly Postmaster at Bulli.

Mrs. Horan had lived with her daughter, Mrs, L. P. Jones, of Bexley, for the past nine years, and went to Bathurst to stay with her son, Mr. J. H. Horan, for the Christmas holidays, which custom she has been following for a few years past. On Sunday members of, the family had travelled to Bulli to be at the funeral of Mrs. A. Horan, their aunt, when Mrs. Horan, senr., took a sudden heart attack as a result of the extreme heat.

She was attended to by her daughter in law, Mrs. Jack Horan, and had prompt, medical attention, but she never rallied and passed peacefully away within an hour. Although her sons and daughter motored without a stop from Bulli to Bathurst, they were too late to see their mother again before she died. Mrs. Horan was one of Australia's Catholic pioneers, and was the daughter of the late Elizabeth and James Kershaw, Supt. of Police, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. She came to N.S. Wales over fifty years ago, travelling to Bolivia with Bishop Redwood and others in Cobb and Co.'s coach. Later she married and lived at Camp Creek, now Helensburgh. When her first son, George, was born he was taken from Camp Creek to St. Mary's Cathedral by horse waggon to be christened. From that time up till about fourteen years later she and her husband housed and looked after the Catholic priests, who visited Helens burgh. Included in these were the late Dean Flanagan, Very Rev. Father Barlow, Rev. Father Dunne, Archbishop

Kelly, and others. The family were the prime movers in getting the present wooden church built In Helensburgh, and the forms and altar were built in the kitchen of tho Horan house by the late Thomas Horan and his brothers.

Mrs, Horan wns the possessor of a very fine voice, and the choir at the Helens burgh Church some forty years ago was one to be reckoned as there were about twenty espocially good singers in it. Mrs. Horan was always a dillgent church worker, and was never tired doing bazaar work, etc. Her sons, George and Jack (Horan bros.) of Bathurst, and her daughter, Hilda (Mrs. L. P. Jones), of Bexley, aro left to mourn the loss of a loving mother.

b. abt 1833 Donnaeally Tyrone d. 23/3/1882 br. Ryde Catholic

m. Terence Horan ( 5/4/1829- 12/4/1886) 1861 Ryde

f. William McCarroll m. Jane

Ship: Una 1849

1. (f) Jane Horan b. 27/2/1862 Hunter’s Hill 15016/1862 bp and registered at Wollongong
2. (f) Mary C Horan b. 1863 Ryde
3. (m) Joseph P Horan b. 1865 Ryde
4. (m) Thomas Horan b. 1867 Ryde d. 1868
5. (m) George R Horan b. 1869 Ryde
6. (f) Ellen Horan b. 1870 Ryde
7. (m) Terence John Horan b. 1873 Ryde

b. abt 1840 d. 11/6/1920 Bulli br. Bulli General

m. William Horan (abt 1812- 26/8/1876 Spring Hill Bottom Tas) 1856 Richmond Tas

f. James Melody m. Julia

1. (m) Thomas C Horan b. 1858 Richmond Tas d. 1930 Bathurst ( Elizabeth Kershaw 1884)
2. (m) William James Horan b. 1860 Richmond Tas d. 1918 Penrith (Ellen Rogers 1888)
3. (m) George Albert Horan b 1862 Richmond Tas
4. (m) Alfred Francis Horan b. 1864 Richmond Tas d. 1949 Helensburgh (Mary A Hennessy 1895)
5. (f) Mary Ann Horan b. 1867 Richmond Tas
6. (m) Augustin Horan b. 1869 Richmond Tas

HORAN.—At the residence of her son, Thomas Horan, postmaster, Main-road, Bulli, after an illness of eight months, Maria Horan, aged 85 years.  The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Saturday 12 June 1920 p 12

Husband was the schoolmaster at Coal River School living at Spring Hill Bottom in Tasmania

b. abt 1880 d. 13/1/1939 Albury br. Bulli

m. Alfred Francis Horan (1864 Richmond Tas- 1949 Helensburgh Son of William Horan & Maria Melody *) 1895 Woonona 7997/1895

f. Timothy Hennessy m. Johanna

1. (m) Alvis Francis Horan b. 1897 Woonona 18038/1897 d. 1967 Bathurst
2. (f) Mary E Horan b. 1899 Helensburgh 12550/1899
3. (m) Herbert John Horan b. 1903 Helensburgh 3642/1903 d. 1963 Marrickville
4. (m) Leo A Horan b. 1908 Helensburgh 2518/1908
5. (m) Augustus W Horan b. 1911 Helensburgh 28690/1911

Living Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a labourer.

Mrs. Mary Ann Horan, wife of Mr. Alfred Horan, of Helensburgh, died suddenly at Albury on January 13, aged 59 years. Then on January 15, the death occurred suddenly at St. Vincent's Hospital, Bathurst, of Elizabeth, relict of the late Thomas Horan, and mother of George and John, of Bathurst, aged 81 years.

Mr. Alfred Horan was for years in the employ of the Bulli Shire Council at Helensburgh, while his brother, the late Mr. Thomas Horan, will be remembered as postmaster at Helensburgh, Bulli and Woonona, and a prominent worker in public matters at the northern end of the district. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW: 1900 - 1954) Friday 20 January 1939 p 8

b. 1872 Gundagai d. 1964 Cowra

m. Charles Joseph Hordern (abt 1860 Goulburn-1937 Cowra Son of Jospeh Hordern & Ann) 1895 Kiama

f. Robert Pinkerton D Elliott m. Louisa

1. Grace M Hordern b. 1896 Kiama
2. Theodore Charles Hordern b. 1897 Kiama d. 1956 Cowra
3. Vera M Hordern b. 1903 Wollongong (McAndrew)
4. Mary L Hordern b. 1907 Dapto (White)

Living at Lakelands in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Husband a labourer

b. 1872 Albion Park 19575/1872 d. 27/11/1961 br. Old Grave Yard, West Dapto Catholic Cemetery

m. Charles Hore ( 31/7/1869 Dapto-24/11/1931 Albion Park Son of Charles Joseph Hore & Margaret Nunan *) 28/10/1896 St John’s West Dapto

f. Partick Raftery m. Hannah Mundy *

1. (m) Charles Patrick Hore b. 25/4/1898 Brownsville d. 14/2/1900 Mullet Creek drowned aged 2
2. (m) William Augustus Hore b. 8/2/1900 Brownsville d. 16/2/1955
3. (m) Francis Hore b 21/8/1903 (Mary Moloney)
4. (m) John Joseph Hore b 3/9/1905 Dapto ( Kathleen McKinnery 1931)
5. (m) Leo Aloysius Hore b. 31/1/1910 Jindabyne (Gladys Gertrude Hockey 1930)

Living Brownsville in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Husband the hotel keeper at Lake Illawarra Hotel Brownsville

Hore Elizabeth see Hoare

b. 1875 Shellharbour d. 6/10/1944 br. West Dapto Catholic Cemetery

m. William Hore ( 19/1/1866 Dapto – 21/6/1956 Son of Charles Hore & Margaret Nunan *) 9/4/1902 St John’s Dapto

f. Thomas O’Dwyer m. Mary Jane Moffit *

1. (m) Charles Francis Hore b. 10/2/1903 Dapto

Living Railway St Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

b. abt 1828 Limerick d. 4/3/1908 Dapto br. West Dapto Catholic Cemetery

m. Charles Joseph Hore (4/7/1837 NSW-12/3/1905 VIC Son of John Hore & Elizabeth Love *) 25/6/1855 Wollongong

f. John Nunan m. Elizabeth Donovan *

Ship: Portland 1841

1. (m) John Hore b. 24/12/1856 Dapto 12172/1857 (Rebecca Jane Swan 1886)
2. (f) Elizabeth Hore * b. 4/8/1858 Dapto 13469/1858 (Terence Joseph Kain 1897)
3. (f) Anne Hore b. 16/4/1862 Dapto 15048/1862 d. 1909 ( William H. Kelly 1891)
4. (f) Margaret Maria Hore b. 11/3/1860 Dapto 13880/1860 d. 1862
5. (m) Thomas Hore b. 1864 Dapto 16472/1864
6. (m) William Hore b. 9/1/1866 Dapto 16527/1866 d. 21/6/1956 ( Elizabeth Agnes O'Dwyer * 1902)
7. (f) Ellen Hore b. 23/10/1867 Dapto18089/1867 d. 1941 Sydney ( John Larkin 1891)
8. (m) Charles Hore b. 31/7/1869 Dapto V18692477 121A/1869 d. 24/11/1931 (Clara Bridget Raftery * 1896)
9. (f) Sarah Hore b. 23/7/1871 Dapto 19616/1871 (Ernest A. Griffiths 1896)
10. (f) Catherine Hore b. 14/7/1874 Dapto 21529/1874 d. 10/12/1952 (William Hunter 1899)
11. (m) Andrew Hore b. 2/12/1877 Dapto 22983/1877 d. 14/5/1964 Sutton Forrest (Mary Islet Griffiths * 1898)
12. (f) Amy Hore b. 20/4/1878 Dapto 24715/1878 (McIntyre?)

Living Railway St Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

SOUTH. COAST. DAPTO, Thursday.

An old and highly respected resident of Dapto In the; person of Mrs. Charles Hore died yesterday .. age of 79. Deceased was a resident…. district tor over half a century… leaves a large family. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 6 March 1908

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b. 1875 Berrima d. 12/5/1950 Moss Vale

m. Andrew Hore (2/12/1877 Dapto - 14/5/1964 Sutton Forrest Son of Charles Hore & Margaret Nunan *) 10/8/1898 Bowral 5196/1898

f. John Griffiths m. Sarah Morriss

1. (f) Mary Carmella Hore b. 16/7/1899 Dapto (James Gorman 1923)
2. (m) William J Hore b. 1902 Wollongong 37596/1902
3. (m) Andrew J Hore b. 1906 Dapto 2909/1906
4. (f) Catherine M Hore b. 1908 Dapto35072/1908 
5. (m) Francis G Hore b. 1911 Dapto 3459/1911 
6. (f) Eileen Hore b. 1913 Canterbury 30274/1913 
7. (f) Gertrude Maude Hore b. 1915 Canterbury

She was born at Dapto (?)

Her grandmother was the first white woman born on Norfolk Island. Her mother was born at “Hill View”, Sutton Forest, whose owner at that time was said to have lost the property in a drunken gamble for a paltry £5. Her grandfather came to Australia in charge of a convict ship.

Mrs. Jim Gorman, Coffs Harbour, is a daughter of deceased.

DEATH OF OLD ILLAWARRA IDENTITY.

MRS. MARY ISLET HORE, who lived for some years on the Orara River, died at Moss Vale on 12th inst., aged 74 years. Deceased has resided in the Moss Vale district for the past 16 years.

In August 1948 Mr. and Mrs. Hore celebrated the 50th Anniversary of their wedding. Mrs. Hore, who was obliged to give up work entailing any physical exertion, was confined to her bed that evening.

Five sons and four daughters survive. Coffs Harbour Advocate (NSW : 1907 - 1942; 1946 - 1954) Friday 26 May 1950 p 7

b. abt 1871 Bristol or Canada d. 2/10/1941 Kensington

m. William Francis Horne (Bargo-1946) 3/2/1890 Picton

f. William Parnwell m. Jane Cripps

Ship Corona 1877

1. (m) Francis A Horne b. 1891 Picton
2. (f) Mable G Horne b. 1892 Picton
3. (m) Charles Malcolm Horne b. 1894 Bargo
4. (m) William Harold Horne b. 1895 Picton
5. (m) Archie Edward Horne b. 1897 Picton
6. (f) Beatrice P Horne b. 1899 Picton
7. (f) Jane Lily Horne b. 1902 Wollongong
8. (f) Doris M Horne b. 1904 Wollongong
9. (m) Eric R Horne b. 1906 Wollongong
10. (f) Daphne E Horne b. 1907 Wollongong
11. (f) Clarice E Horne b. 1909 Wollongong
12. (f) Esme L Horne b. 1912 Ashfield
13. (m) Allan A Horne b. 1913 Ashfield
14. (m) Cecil James Horne b. reg 1927

Living Atchison St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Husband a labourer

HORNE - October 2, 1941, at Kensington, Beatrice, beloved wife of William Francis and dear mother of Frank (deceased), Mabel, Charlie, Harold, Archie, Beatrice, Lily, Doris, Eric, Daphne, Clarice, Lorrie, and Cecil, aged 70 years.

m. Walter H Horner 1900 Sydney

1. (m) Sidney M W H Horner b. 1902 Sydney
2. (m) Alfred E Horner b. 1904 Helensburgh
3. (f) Emma M Horner b. 1905 Helensburgh
4. (m) Charles T Horner b. 1910 Sutherland
5. (m) Martin L Horner b. 1913 Newtown

Living Otford in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Husband a fettler.

d. 25/8/1929 Artarmon br. Northern Suburbs

m. David Ewen Horniman (1859 Sydney - 18/12/1929 Artarmon Son of Robert John Horniman & Catherine) 1888 Randwick

f. Angus Cameron m. Mary

1. (f) Jessie M Horniman b. 1889 Bowraville (Arthur Payten 1918)
2. (m) Robert G Horniman b. 20/10/1890 Hinton
3. (f) Vida Mary Hornimanb. 1895 Wollongong d. 1975 Cremorne (Alexander P Steel 1920)
4. (m) Lancelot Vickery Horniman b. 24/11/1893 Shellharbour 37725/1894 d. 6/9/1918 France killed in action
5. (f) Marjorie Horniman b. 1897 Albion Park 28791/1897 (Harold D Price 1926)
6. (f) Jeanie M Horniman b. 1900 Albion Park 28930/1900 (John Dobbin 1927)
7. (f) Clara L Horniman b. 1902 Albion Park 19329/1902 (Gordon Sefton 1933)
8. (m) David Cameron Horniman b. 14/1/1904 Shellharbour 692/1904

Husband a bank manager for Commerial Banking Co.

Living Shellhabour in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

HORNIMAN. — On October 20, at her residence, Hinton, the wife of David Horniman of a son. Macleay Argus (Kempsey, NSW : 1885 - 1907; 1909 - 1910; 1912 - 1913; 1915 - 1916; 1918 - 1954) Wednesday 29 October 1890 p 2

HORNIMAN.— November 21, at her residence, Shellharbor, the wife of David Ewan Horniman, of a son The Australian Star (Sydney, NSW : 1887 - 1909) Friday 24 November 1893 p 1

HORNIMAN- January 14th at Commercial Bank, Shellharbor, the wife of David Horniman a son. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1923) Tuesday 19 January 1904 p 1

b. 1870 St George d. 1940 Woollahra

m. Frederick C Hely 1915 Woollahra

f. John William Horning m. Margaret

Living Fairy Meadow in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Brother Frederick Arnold also resident.

b. 13/10/1871 Edinburgh Scotland d. 9/4/1942 Marrickville

m. Michael Darcey (1871 Queanbeyan- 22/1/1918 Ultimo Son of Thomas Darcey & Maria McCloy *) 7/1/1892 St. Peters

m,. Robert Horsey (1860 Sydney-7/3/1940 Ultimo) 1924 Sydney

f. Archibald Peterkin m. Joan Scott Hewat

Ship: 1890 Orizaba

Living at Kenny St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Sister Mary Anne Helen Darcy *

m. William Horton 1853 CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven

1. (f) Catherine Maria Horton b. 12/6/1855 Shoalhaven reg Kiama RC

b. 1854 Wellington NZ d. 4/3/1896 Picton

m. Edwin H Stafford (1849 Jounpur Uttar Pradesh India – 1890 Bourke Son of William Stafford & Elizabeth Goodall *) 1871 Picton

m. Lachlan Horton (1855 Goulburn -18/6/1932 Goulburn Son of John Horton & Jane) 1894 Leichhardt

1. (f) Ethel Robina Stafford b. 1878 Gundagai d. 31/10/19191 Haberfield (Charles R Beckton 1895)
2. (m) Herbert Edwin Stafford b. 1882 Leichhardt d. 10/10/1941 Goomaling WA (Alma B Litchfield, Florence Newman)
3. (m) Claude Ramsay Stafford b. 1885 Leichhardt d. 31/7/1902 Mt Kembla Mine
4. (f) Victoria Stafford b. 1886 Leichhardt d. 1886 Leichhardt
5. (f) Margaret Pearl Stafford b. 1887 Leichhardt d. 17/5/1938 Moree (Robert B Doyle 1909)

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b. abt 1866 Stafford d. 2/11/1925 Woonona br. Bulli General

m. William J Horton (abt 1860 Birmingham -29/11/1933 Bulli) 1885 Lichfield Staffordshire

Ship: Port Victor 1886

1. (m) Francis Horton b. abt 1886 Stafford
2. (f) Matilda Horton b. 1887 Woonona 25250/1887 (Martin)
3. (m) William H Horton b. 1890 Woonona 38436/1890
4. (f) Violet Horton b. 1892 Woonona 39565/1892
5. (m) Albert E Horton b. 1894 Woonona 38450/1894
6. (f) Ivy I Horton b. 1898 Woonona 8779/1898
7. (f) Amelia A Horton b. 1901 Woonona 18447/1901 (Power)
8. (m) Wilfred Arthur Horton b. 1903 Woonona 17802/1903  d. 25/9/1956 (Edith Mary Hill)
9. (m) Harry C C Horton b. 1905 Woonona 29790/1905
10. (f) Doris L Horton b. 1908 Woonona 10367/1908 (Dawson)
11. (f) Gweneth I Horton b. 1910 Woonona 22116/1910 (O’Connor)

Living Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a miner.

The death occurred this week of a venerable and respected resident in the person of Mrs. William Horton, of Nicholson-street, Woonona. She leaves a husband and adult family. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW: 1900 - 1954) Friday 6 November 1925 p 17

m. Thomas Horton

1. (f) Sarah A Horton b. 1840 CofE Dapto; Wollongong V18401298 24A/1840
2. (f) Charlotte Horton b. 1844 CofE Sydney St Andrews
3. (f) Mary A Horton b. 1846 CofE Castle Hill Dural
4. (m) Theodore Horton b. 1849 CofE Parramatta St John’s
5. (m) Kane Horton b. 1851 CofE Parramatta St John’s

b. abt 1846 d. 8/5/1938 Burwood br. Rookwood

m. Charles Edward Spry Campbell Horwood (13/3/1847 Maharashtra India -4/8/1911 Corrimal Son of William Spry Horwood & Jane )

f. Frederick Sandys m. Ellen

1. (f) Marie Isabel Marguerite b. 1873
2. (m) William Auston Horwood b. 14/4/1877 Lambeth Surrey England d. 20/8/1947 Woonona (Mary Graham * 1903)
3. (f) Ruby Clennel Horwood b. 1883 d. 1967 (Richard J Buchanan )
4. (f) Isabella Horatia Horwood b. 1883 d. 1883
5. (m) Adopted Jack Martin b. abt 1891 d. 12/4/1905 New Norfolk Tas. Drowned –down there hop picking
6. (m) Adopted Jack Tempe b. abt 1898 Sydney d. 1981 Concord (Edith S Fuller 1954)

Living Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a wheeler.

When her adopted son died her husband was a line miner of Woonona Illawarra and she and her two adopted sons were in Tasmania hop picking.

It is not proved that she lived in the Illawarra.

b. 1876 Wollongong 22502/1876 d. 23/12/1962 Bulli br Bulli General

m. William Austin Horwood (14/4/1877 Lambeth Surrey England -20/8/1947 ‘Hillgrove’ Woonona of Charles Edward Spry Campbell Horwood & Isabella Maria Sandys *) 1903 Sydney

f. Sharman Graham m. Annie McKenzie *

1. (f) Pearl Horwood b. 1903 Woonona 35982/1903 d. 1928 Woodburn (Albert Boyling 1922 )
2. (f) Lillian Ivy Horwood b. 1903 Woonona 35983/1903 (William A Hicks)
3. (f) Eileen G Horwood b. 1905 Woonona 19310/1905 (Thomas C Woods )
4. (f) Kathleen Horwood b. 1909 Woonona 20981/1909 (William J Christiansen)

m. James Clemens Hosken

1. (m) Philip James Hosken b. 1879 Shoalhaven
2. (f) Rosetta Ellen Hosken * b. 1880 Shoalhaven d. 14/1/1965 Dapto (William Muir 1916)

Living Shellhabour in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

b. abt 1813 Sydney d. 14/5/1898 Burwood br. Liverpool

m. Dr Peter Mann Hosking (- 19/12/1858 Liverpool ) 2/10/1832 St Phillips Sydney V1832980 16/1832

f. Reuben Uther m. Maria Hacking

Ship: Sarah Scott 1943 returned to Australia

1. (m) John William Hosking b. 21/3/1835 Sydney d. 27/1/1906 Burwood (Isabella Charlotte Fairs * 1859 )
2. (m) Peter Mann Hosking b. 13/5/1839 Sydney d. 24/9/1918 Liverpool (Janet Robertson 1864)
3. (m) George Uther Hosking b. abt 1843 d. 26/6/1928 Manly (Fanny Watson)
4. (f) Emma Ann Eliza Hosking * b. 16/9/1847 Wollongong bp. CofE Dapto:Wollongong d. 23/11/1940 Strathfield (William Smith Thomas 1872)
5. (f) Fanny A Hosking b. 13/5/1849 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong d. 1917 Burwood
6. (m) George Uther Hosking d. 1928 Manly ( Fanny W North 1873)
7. (m) Peter Hosking d. 1918 Liverpool

On Saturday last, the Lady of P. M. HOSKING, Esq., Surgeon, of a son and heir. 1803 - 1842) Tuesday 24 March 1835 p 3

At her residence George-street, Sydney, on the 13th instant, Mrs. P. M Hosking of a son. The Sydney Gazette a nd New South Wales Advertiser (NSW: 1803 - 1842) Tuesday 14 May 1839 p 3

Passengers Arrived from London Dr P. M. Hosking, Mrs Hosking and two sons, The Australian (Sydney, NSW: 1824 - 1848) Wednesday 1 February 1843 p 2

“HOSKING, the wife of Dr., at her residence, Wollongong, Illawarra, on the 16th instant of a daughter.” The Australian 21 September 1847

“BIRTH. At her residence, Wollongong, Illawarra, on the 13th instant, the wife of P. M. Hosking, M.D., of a daughter.” The Sydney Morning Herald 18 May 1850

HOSKING. — May 14, 1898, at her residence, Llanelly, Park-avenue, Burwood, Eliza Cowper, relict of the late P.M. Hosking, M.D., of Liverpool, N.S.W., in her 85^th year. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Thursday 19 May 1898 p 2

b. d. 10/7/1944 North Sydney

m.. John Charles Hosking (10/9/1860 Foxlow Queanbyan - 22/2/1936 Son of John W Hosking & Isabella C Fairs *) 5/8/1890 Sydney 1060/1890

f. William Badcock Warner m. Susan

1. (m) Arnold Kingsley Hosking b. 14/10/1891 Wollongong d. 20/9/1917 Belgium

Living Crown St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a chemist

HOSKING—WARNER.—August 5th, at St. James Church, Sydney, by the Rev. H. L. Jackson, M.A., JOHN CHARLES, eldest son of J. W. Hosking, to EMILY SARAH, eldest daughter of the late W. B. Warner, C.P.S., Carcoar, New South Wales. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Saturday 16 August 1890 p 2

HOSKING -October 14, at her residence, Gloucester, Market-street, Wollongong, the wife of J Charles Hosking, of a son The Sydney Morning Herald 20 October 1891

At a private hospital, North Sydney, on Saturday, the death took place of Mrs. Emily Sarah Hosking, widow of the late Charles Hosking, of Wollongong. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 16 June 1944 p 9

b. 2/1/1837 or 1834 d. 3/12/1901 br. Wollongong

m. John William Hosking (21/3/1835 Sydney - 27/1/1906 Burwood Son of Peter Mann Hosking & Eliza Uther *) 22/1/1859 Liverpool 2139/1859

1. (m) John Charles P Hosking b. 10/9/1860 Foxlow Queanbyan d. 22/2/1936 (Emily S B Warner *1890)
2. (m) Frederick G Hosking b. 24/4/1863 Liverpool d. 13/8/1916 Woollahra (Emily J Tibbey 1890)
3. (m) William Fairs Hosking b. 1/3/1872 Wollongong d. 6/12/1872 Wollongong aged 9 months
4. (f) Amy Isabel Hosking b. 1/1/1874 d. 15/1/1874 aged 15 days

On the 1st instant, at her residence, Crown-street, Wollongong, Mrs. JOHN W. HOSKING, of a son. The Sydney Morning Herald 4 March 1872

At the residence of his parents, Crown-street, Wollongong, WILLIAM FAIRS, infant son of JOHN W. HOSKING, aged 9 months. The Sydney Morning Herald 10 December 1872

On the 31st December, at her residence, Crown-street, Wollongong, Mrs. JOHN W. HOSKING of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald 3 January 1874

On the 15th instant, at the residence of her parents, Crown- street, Wollongong, AMY ISABEL, infant daughter of JOHN W. HOSKING, aged 15 days. The Sydney Morning Herald 17 January 1874

HOSKING — December 3rd, at her residence, 'Norwood,' Smith-street, Wollongong, Isabelle Charlotte, dearly beloved wife of John W. Hosking, in her 68^th year. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Wednesday 4 December 1901 p 2

b. 16/12/1818 Germany d. 7/9/1874 Broughton Vale br. Nowra

m. Johan Joseph Host (5/5/1818 Germany -24/4/1881 Shoalhaven River drowned Son of John Host & Anna) 8/2/1849

f. Kasper Anglehart m. Catherine

Ship: Parland 1849

1. (m) Jacob Host b. 1850 Kiama
2. (f) Louisa Charlotte Hurst b. 19/10/1851 Kiama V18511674 121A/1851
3. (m) John Host b. 24/11/1853 Kiama reg Kiama RC V18532538 70/1853
4. (m) John Host b. 29/5/1855 Kiama d. 1855
5. (f) Elizabeth Host b. 29/5/1855 Kiama d. 1855 Kiama
6. (f) Maria Elizabetha Host b. 29/5/1855 Kiama V18553596 72/1855 Reg Kiama RC d. 1933
7. (f) Catherine Host/Hust b. 10/1/1856 Kiama bp Kiama RC 7395/1857
8. (m) John Austin Host b. 17/11/1858 Kiama bp Kiama RC 8175/1858 (Sarah A Banner 1891)
9. (m) Charles Host b. 18/9/1861 Broughton Creek 8288/1861 (Fanny Mary Winley * 1883)

Husband a watchmaker and settler

The Sydney Mail notes her death in September 1874. They were living at Broughton Vale and she was ‘native of one of the Rhenish states of Germany’. They arrived as vine dressers on special immigrant ships which were planned to provide the infant wine industry in NSW with skilled workers.

b. 1861 Kiama d. 9/8/1943 Canterbury br. Rookwood

m. Charles Host (1861 Kiama- 14/5/1944 Ashbury Son of Joseph Host & Elizaberth Anglehart *) 1883 Kiama

f. Thomas Winely m. Mary J McGillick *

1. (m) Charles H Host b. 1884 Shoalhaven
2. (m) Thomas F Host b. 1886 Shoalhaven
3. (m) Edwin J Host b. 1888 Broughton Creek
4. (m) Norman E Host b. 1890 Nowra
5. (f) Marie Host
6. (f) Ethel Host
7. (f) Fanny Pearl Host b. 1897 Berry
8. (m) Cecil L Host b. 1899 Berry
9. (m) Albert Host

b. abt 1874 d. 30/10/1973 Helensburgh cr. Woronora

m. John Hotchkiss (-8/4/1942 Helensburgh Son of Daniel Hotchkis & Jessie ) 1893 Greta

f. Joseph Henderson m. Mary

1. (f) Jessie Hotchkiss b. 1894 Greta
2. (m) Daniel Stewart Hotchkis b. 1896 Helensburgh 3924/1896 d. 1973 Sydney
3. (f) Mary S H Hotchkis b. 1898 Helensburgh 3782/1898
4. (m) Joseph Henderson Hotchkiss b. 1900 Helensburgh 3868/1900 d. 1983
5. (f) Agnes H Hotchkis b. 1903 Helensburgh 21654/1903 d. 1904 Helensbrugh
6. (m) John Hotchkis b. 1906 Helensburgh 13924/1906

Living at Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband a miner.

d. d. 2/4/1952 Austinmere cr. Woronora

m. Daniel Hotchkiss (abt 1863- 5/6/1941 Austinmere Son of Daniel Steward Hotchkis & Janet ) 16/7/1886 Cadder Scotland

f. John McGeachie m. Janet

1. (m) Daniel Stewart Hotchkis b. 2/6/1887 Cadder Scotland d. 2/6/1959 Thirroul (Ada Louise Stone 1915)
2. (f) Margaret Hotchkiss b.
3. (m) John McGeachie Henderson Hotchkis b. d. 30/6/1963 Bulli
4. (m) James Hilton Hotchkis b. 1892 Helensburgh 16775/1892 d. 1938 Thirroul (Gladys K Wilson 1921)
5. (m) Colin K A Hotchkis b. 1898 Helensburgh 12588/1898
6. (f) Janet Jean Hotchkiss b. 1900 Helensburgh d. 19/2/1979

Living Kembla Heights in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband an under manager at this time.

HOTCHKIS—McGEACHIE.—July 16, 1886, at Cadder, Scotland, by the Rev. J. B. A. Watt, Daniel, eldest son of the late Daniel and Janet Hotchkis, to Jessie, youngest daughter of the late John and Janet McGeachie. Present address: Toxteth-avenue, Austinmer. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Thursday 16 July 1936 p 8

Husband mine manager at Coalcliff from 1910 to 1933

b. abt 1861 . 31/10/1923 Granville

m. John Hotchkies 1889 Wollongong

f. Andrew Duncan m. Isabella

1. (m) Thomas Hotchkies b. 1889 Parramatta
2. (f) Isabella D Hotchkies b. 1891 Granville
3. (f) Jessie N Hotchkies b. 1893 Granville
4. (m) Andrew D Hotchkies b. 1896 Granville
5. (m) John R Hotchkiss b. 1899 Granville
6. (f) Margaret Hotchkiss b. 1902 Granville
7. (m) Archibald A Hotchkis b. 1906 Granville

HOTCHKIES.-October 31, 1923, at her residence, 38 Cowper-street, Granville, Margaret, dearly beloved wife of John Hotchkies, aged 62 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Friday 2 November 1923 p 8

m. John Hough

1. (m) Thomas Bernard Hough b. 6/6/1857 Fairy Meadow 12238/1857

m. Simon Houlahan

1. (f) Margaret Houlahan b. 1861 Berrima 5301/1861
2. (m) Simon Houlahan b. 1863 Sydney 1304/1863 d. 1863 Sydney
3. (m) John Houlahan b. 1864 Wollongong 16478/1864 d. 1864 Wollongong
4. (m) William Houlahan b. 3/6/1865 Wollongong 16957/1865 d. 1866 Sydney

Husband Boot maker.

b. 1867 Wollongong d. 1939 Newcastle

m. Frederick Christoph Hourn (abt 1863 Melangle-29/1/1920 Stanthorpe Qld Son of John Hourn & ) 1889 Camden

f. James Waterworth m. Mary Ann Pallier *

1. (f) Edith R Hourn b. 1888 Campbelltown
2. (f) Elsie Hourn b. 1894 Wollongong

Living Railway St Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Husband a station master.

m. John House

1. (f) Margaret House b. 13/2/1839 Dapto
2. (f) Martha House b. 15/7/1841 Dapto
3. (f) Margaret House b. 7/1/1843 Dapto

b 1853 Stansted Mountfitchet Essex d. 8/8/1933 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. Henry House (Dec 1852 Hillingdon Middlesex- 25/9/1941 Wollongong Son of Joseph House Joel & Rebecca Joel) 1/6/1873 Slough England

f. Henry Griggs m. ? Bull

Ship: 1884 Lusitania

1. (m) Henry House b. 1874 Langley Berkshire d Wollongong
2. (f) Minnie Rebecca House * b. 1877 Heston Middlesex d. Wollongong (George John Latter 1895)
3. (m) Charlie House b. 1881 Langley Berkshire d. 1960 Wollongong (Anne Gray 1906)
4. (f) Annie House * b. 1883 Buckinghamshire d. 1937 Casino (Henry Tate 1901)
5. (m) Robert George House b. 1886 Wollongong d. 1960 (Annie Denniss 1914)
6. (m) Arthur House b. 1888 Wollongong d. 1956 (Edith Coulter 1906)
7. (m) Alfred House b. 1890 Wollongong d. 1974 Wollongong (Ellen Davis 1917)
8. (f) Edwina Mary House b. 1893 Wollongong d. 1968 Kiama (Peter Beaton 1911)
9. (f) Esther M House b. 1896 Wollongong (William David 1914)

Living at Gwynneville in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband a miner.

Was married as `Henry House Joel', but dropped the `Joel' when he came to Australia. Husband a miner.

b. b. abt 1870 Lanarck Scotland d. 13/7/1947 Bellevue Hill cr. Northern Suburbs

m. Robert Houslar (-1947 Newtown Son of Captain Robert Houslar & Janet Anderson *) 21/3/1889 Wollongong 5223/1889

f. John Macintosh Crerar m. Elizabeth Stein *

1. (f) Bessie M Houslar 1890 Wollongong 37837/1890
2. (f) Janet May Houslar 1891 Wollongong 38458/1891 d. 5/9/1893 Smiths Hill aged 2 years and 3 months
3. (m) John Anderson Houslar 1897 Wollongong 27716/1897

HOUSLAR— CRERAR.— March 21st, 1889, at the residence of the bride's parents, Smith's Hill, Wollongong, by the Rev. R. H. Waugh, M.A., Robert, third eldest son of Captain Houslar (late pilot), to Agnes Taylor, eldest daughter of John M. Crerar, engineer, Wollongong, late of Glasgow, Scotland Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 26 March 1889 p 2

HOUSLAR Agnes Taylor -July, 13 1947 at a private hospital Bellevue Hill loving mother of Bessie and John and sister of Minnie and John M Crerar Privately cremated Northern Suburbs Crematorium July 14. Aged 78 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 16 July 1947 p 2

b. 1859 Wollongong 14205/1859 d.

m. William Houslar (23/4/1871 Pilot Station Wollongong - 1952 Burwood Son of Captain Robert Houslar & Janet Anderson *) 14/6/1893 Wollongong 7562/1893

f. John Mulholland m. Elizabeth Rebecca

1. (f) Eileen H Houslar b. 1894 Wollongong (Harold J Lewis)
2. (m) William R. P. Houslar b. 1895 Wollongong (Murial R Cousins)
3. (f) Florence M Houslar b. 1897 Wollongong (James A Wheatley)
4. (m) Charles S Houslar b. 1900 Wollongong d. 1922 Newtown (Ella Hollier)

Living Campbell St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a carter.

HOUSLAR— MULHOLLAND.— June 14th, at the residence of the bride's mother, Church Hill, Wollongong, by the Rev. E. T. Miles, William, fourth son of Captain Houslar, to Emily Iredale, youngest daughter of the late John Mulholland, of Sydney. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Saturday 17 June 1893 p 2

b. 1830 Perthshire, Scotland d. 7/4/1877 Pilot Station Wollongong br. Wollongong General

m.Captain Robert Houslar (1826-7/6/1890 Fairy Meadow ) 29/10/1849 Tulliallan Perth Scotland

f. John Anderson m. Catherine ?

1. (m) Alexander Houslar b. 1852 Tulliallan, Perth, Scotland d. 1872 drowned off the Cape of Good Hope
2. (m) John Houslar b. 9 /8/1855 Tulliallan Perth Scotland d. 1875 Calcutta
3. (f) Catherine Houslar b. 1860 Sydney
4. (f) Christina Houslar * b. 5/1/1862 Kent Street Sydney d. 29/7/1909 346 Liverpool St. Darlinghurst (Duncan Robertson McPhee)
5. (f) Janet Houslar b. 1864 d. 1867 Balmain
6. (f) Thomasena Houslar b. 1866 Balmain (Alexander Alexander)
7. (m) Robert Houslar b. 1868 Wollongong, NSW d. 1947 Marrickville (Agnes Taylor Crerar * 1889)
8. (f) Janet Houslar b. 1869 Pilot Station Wollongong, NSW d. 1952 Balmain
9. (m) William Houslar b. 23/4/1871 Pilot Station Wollongong d. 1952 Burwood (Emily Iredale Mulholland * 1893)
10. (m) David Alexander Houslar b. 1873 Pilot Station Wollongong d. 1948 Sutherland

After a long and painful illness, aged 47 years 2 months and 4 days

HOUSLAR.— At the Pilot Station, Wollongong, the wife of Robert Houslar, of a daughter. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 26 October 1869 p 2

HOUSALAR.— On the 23rd inst., at the Pilot Station, Wollongong, the wife of Captain R. Housalar of a son. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 25 April 1871 p 2

HOUSLAR.—At the Pilot Station, Wollongong, the wife of Captain Houslar, of a son.Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 31 January 1873 p 2

HOUSLAR. — April 7th, at. Pilot Station, Wollongong, after a long and painful illness, Janet, the beloved wife of Robert Houslar, aged 47 years 2 months and 4 days. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 10 April 1877 p 2

b. 1866 Wagga Wagga d. 17/12/1937 Brisbane br. Lutwyche

m. Alexander Houseman (abt 1856 Germany -1944 Brisbane Qld Son of Richard Houseman & Elizabeth Nissen) 1888 Cootamundra 5130/1888

f. Alfred Joseph Rossiter m. Honora Cahill

1. (f) Alexis Houstman b. 25/7/1889 Wollongong 24457/1889
2. (m) Alfred Joseph Houseman b. 1894 Cootamundra d. 1967 Qld

m. James Houston

1. (m) James Houston b. 1845 bp. Presbytrian Wollongong

b. 1879 Wallsend d. 1969 Sydney

m. John Clarke Houston 1901 Wallsend

f. Thomas Turnbull m. Sarah

1. (m) Jack Houston b. 1902 Wallsend d. 1959 Sydney

Living South Coast Rd Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Husband a labourer

b. 10/1/1830 Montreal Canada d. 19/6/1912 Balmain

m. Joseph Houston (abt 1826 Elderslie Renfrewshire Scotland – 9/12/1897 Prymont Son of James Houston & ) 13/10/1849  Renfrew Renfrewshire Scotland

f. Thomas Thomson m. Janet Lockhead

1. (m) Thomas Thomson Houston b. 29/6/1850 Kilbarchan Renfrewshire Scotland
2. (f) Martha Orr Houston b. 12/6/1852 Kilbarchan Renfrewshire Scotland d. 8/1/1889 Waterloo (Henry Fairnham 1880)
3. (m) Joseph Houston b. 26/7/1854 Kilbarchan Renfrewshire Scotland d. 1855 Kilbarchan Renfrewshire Scotland
4. (f) Janet Lockhead Houston b. 8/3/1856 Kilbarchan Renfrewshire Scotland d. 27/4/1929 Leichhardt
5. (f) Mary Ann Houston b. 1863 Wollongong 14987/1863 d. 9/3/1941 Glenbrook
6. (m) James Scott Houston b. 1865 Wollongong 16849/1865 d. 17/1/1940 Balmain
7. (m) Joseph Houston b. 1867 Wollongong 17917/1867 d. 2/8/1945 Balmain
8. (f) Emily Agnes Houston b. 1872 Sydney 848/1872 d. 24/7/1947 Kingswood (Richard Barker 1895)

Husband a member of the committee in Bulli in 1864.

HOUSTON— June 19, 1912, at her late residence. No. 5 Louisa.-road, Balmain, Jane Tyre, relict of the late Joseph Houston, of Pyrmont, aged 81 years. At rest. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW: 1883 - 1923) Friday 21 June 1912 p 8

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m. James Houston 1870 Kiama 2488/1870

b. 1870 Wollongong d. 21/2/1903 Bellambi

m. Anthony Howard (1864 Glebe- 16/11/1943 Bellambi Son of Samuel Howard & Bridget) 1892 Wollongong 7823 /1892

f. Ira Polly m. Harriett L Ralph *

1. (f) Clara Doris Howard b. 1895 Wollongong 9107/1895 (Vincent Groga 1917)
2. (f) Olive K Howard b. 1896 Wollongong 8980/1896 (Ernest Horne 1920)
3. (m) Anthony Raymond Howard b. 1899 Wollongong 26751/1899 d. 1970 Bulli
4. (m) Leonard R Howard b. 1901 Wollongong 28186/1901

HOWARD. —on the 21st February, at her Residence, Bellambi, Alice, the dearly beloved wife of Anthony Howard, aged 32 years. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW: 1900 - 1954) Saturday 28 February 1903 p 11

b. 1868 d. 16/7/1949 Thornleigh

m. Albert Ernest Howard 1891 Rockdale

f. Edward Manicom Farleigh m. Elizabeth

1. (f) Aileen M Howard b. 1892 St Peters
2. (f) Annie Adele Howard b. 1894 Rockdale d. 3/9/1895 Arncliffe
3. (m) Edward Farleigh Howard b. 1897 Arncliff d. 5/6/1916 Liverpool
4. (m) Allen E Howard b. 1900 Albion Park 19363/1900
5. (f) Annie E Howad b. 1903 Milton
6. (m) Albert A Howard b. 1905 Milton
7. (f) Estelle M Howard b. 1907 Milton
8. (m) Gordon E E Howard b. 1908 Annandale
9. (f) Phyllis M Howard b. 1911 Rockdale
10. (f) Irene E Howard b. 1910 Petersham
11. (m) Stanley L Howard b. 1915 Petersham

HOWARD - September 3 at Wollonirong-road Arncliffe, Annie Adele, dearly -beloved daughter of Albert and Annie Howard, aged 13 months. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Thursday 5 September 1895 p 1

HOWARD.-June 5, 1916, at the Field Hospital, Liverpool, Private Edward Farleigh Howard, beloved son of Albert and Annie Howard, of Ulladulla, aged 18.

HOWARD.-June 5, 1916, at the Field Hospital, Liverpool, Private Edward Farleigh Howard, beloved grandson of Mrs. E. M. Farleigh, Cairnsfoot, Arncliffe. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 7 June 1916 p 10

HOWARD Annie-July 16 1949, at her residence 29 The Esplanade Thornleigh dearly beloved wife of Albert Ernest Howard and loving mother of Aileen (Mrs O Hanlon) Leigh (deceased) Allen, Nancy (Mrs C Dallen) Arthur, Estelle (Mrs J Lackey) and Phylis aged 81 years. At rest The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Monday 18 July 1949 p 10

m. Joseph Howard