d. 27/8/1952 Chatswood

m. Charles George Macartney 1921 Chatswood

f. Alexander Clelend Bruce m. Mary Ann *

Living at Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. abt 1840 Armagh Ireland d. 27/11/1930 Mosman br. Rookwood

m. Rev Hans Hamilton Mack ( Downpatrick Ireland - 1890 North Adelaide SA ) 1859 Sydney

f. Rev. Benjamin James m. Harriet

Ship: 1841

1. (m) William A Mack b. 24/12/1859 Kiama d. 1915 Sydney
2. (m) Hans Hamilton Mack b. 1861 Braidwood d. 1930 Epsom England
3. (m) Albert H Mack b. 1863 Shoalhaven
4. (m) Alfred James Mack b. 1865 Braidwood d. 1935 Mosman
5. (m) Edward Hamilton Mack b. abt 1867 d. 1946 Mosman
6. (m) Sidney Mack b. 9/12/1868 Tas d. 1934 Drummoyne
7. (f) Marie Louise Hamilton Mack b. 10/10/1870 Hobart Tas d. 23/11/1935 Mosman (John Percy Creed 1896)
8. (f) Emily Alice Mack b. 1872 Adelaide SA (Elias Pilcher 1903)
9. (f) Florence Amelia Mack b. 1874 Clare SA ( William J Creagh 1908)
10. (f) Clara Mack b. 1874 Clare SA
11. (f) Amelia Catherine F Mack b. 1876 Grey SA
12. (m) Edward Hamilton Mack d. 1946 Mosman
13. (f) Amy Eleanor Mack b. 1876 Port Adelaide d. 1939 (Launcelot Harrison 1908)
14. (m) Charles Augustus Mack b. 1877 Adelaide SA d. 1942 Mosman
15. (f) Emma Ellen Mack b. 1878 Grey SA
16. (f) Gertude Mack b. 1880 Morpeth d. 1937 Sydney
17. (m) Norman Cecil Mack b. 1883 Balmain d. 1947 North Sydney

On the 24th instant, at her residence, Kiama, the wife of the Rev. H. Mack, of a son-premature birth. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 31 December 1859

MRS. JEMIMA MACK
AN APPRECIATION
(BY J.E.C.)

Mrs. Jemima Mack, widow of the Rev. Hans Mack, died last week.

Had she lived another three months she would have completed 90 years of life. Although in recent years she was blind, she evinced a lively interest in every-day affairs, and retained in a wonderful measure her cheerfulness and youthfulness of spirit to the end. A daughter of the then well-known Mr Benjamin James, senr., of Sydney, she was married to the Rev. Hans Mack in 1859, and shared with him experiences of circuit life in New South Wales, Tasmania, South Australia, and again in New South Wales, where Mr. Mack's ministry closed in 1890. He was one of the early and pioneer ministers of the Wesleyan Church, and was a member of the first Australian Conference in 1855. In those early days ministers of the church were liable to transfer at the will of the conference to any part of Australia. But Mrs. Mack not only never complained, but rather enjoyed the experience of making new friends, of enlarging her acquaintance with Australia, and of appraising differing types of character and varying modes of life. She especially enjoyed her experiences among the gold-diggers of Braidwood in the early 60's of last century and among the Cornish miners of South Australia in the 70's of that period. The mother of a large family, she devoted herself in her widowhood to the education and up-bringing of her sons and daughters, and how well she succeeded in that task is evidenced by the success achieved by them in their several lines of life. Two of her sons became doctors; another son attained eminence at the Bar, and is a leading King's Counsel; yet another is a civil engineer, and all the rest are in honourable commercial positions. Of the daughters three enjoy eminence in the journalistic and literary world. Who does not know Louie Mack, Amy Eleanor Mack, and Miss Gertrude Mick, through their frequent contributions to current journalism, whilst the other daughters are happily placed in homes of their own. One of her grandsons occupied till quite recently the position of associate to one of the Supreme Court Judges only relinquishing it to be called to the Bar. Always a great leader and possessed of a retentive memory, Mrs. Mack was pre-eminently a ready conversationalist. Well informed in many subjects, she kept up her interest in life right up to the last, having the daily papers read to her as also many of the best of modern books. She loved life and all that it stood for. Comparatively suddenly at the last she quietly slipped away. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 2 December 1930 p 13(includes a photograph)

b. 1850 at sea V18502034 38A/1850 1850 d. 26/12/1929 br. Bulli General

m. John Mackay ( ) 1868 Wollongong

f. Albert Cavill m. Harriett Oliver *

1. (m) John A Mackay b. 1869 Wollongong d. 23/3/1887 Bulli Mine
2. (f) Caroline Mackey *b. 1871 Newcastle 14539/1871 d. 30/9/1940 Bulli ( John Kilkelly 1891)
3. (m) Thomas Mackey b. 1874 Wollongong d. 23/3/1887 Bulli mine
4. (m) Albert Mackay b. 1876 Wollongong d. 1876 Wollongong
5. (f) Margaret A Mackey * b. 1878 Wollongong d. 1903 Wollongong (James J King 1901)
6. (f) Sarah Mackey * b. 1880 Wollongong d. 1957 Wollongong
7. (m) Allan Mackay b. 1882 Woonona d. 1908 Woonona
8. (m) Roger Mackay b. 1884 Woonona d. 1885 Woonona
9. (m) William Mackay b. 1886 Woonona d. 23/3/1916 killed at South Bulli
10. (m) John Thomas Mackay b. 1887 Woonona d. 19/7/1967 Helensburgh
11. (m) Thomas O Mackey b. 1890 Woonona

1903 Electoral roll –living at Corrimal Domestic Duties

Sister-in-law of E Cavill (Ethel Blinkco ? )

MRS. MACKAY OF CORR1MAL
CORRIMAL. Friday.

Agnes Mackay., 79, of James Road Corrimal died on Thursday at midnight, after a few days of severs illness and will be buried to-day.

She was born on a sailing ship off the Cape of Good Hope, when her parents were en route to Australia. Later, she came to the South Coast in a bullock wagon as a little girl, from the Turon alluvial goldfields.

Mrs. Mackay played an active part with other women in stopping a trainload of blacklegs from getting to Old Bulli mine during one of the bitter struggles. She was possessed of wonderful vigor and strength of character.

Few women have undergone the shocks and sufferings of this old lady. Two of her sons were killed In the Old Bulli explosion, her husband died soon after, an other son died through injuries sustained at South Bulli mine, while a nephew she brought up from birth, was drowned a few years ago at a surf carnival at Wollongong.

b. 1873 Ulladulla d. 28/4/1946 Bowral br. Burrawang

m. Timothy Peter Mackey (-1949 Bowral Son of John Makey & Mary Ann) 1898 Goulburn

f. Thomas Curtis m. Mary

1. (m) Michael V Mackey b. 1901 Kiama d. 1922 Randwick
2. (f) Elizabeth Doris Mackey b. 1903 Kiama (Douglas H Pain 1925)
3. (m) Herbert Patrick Mackey b. 1905 Kiama d. 1968 Bowral
4. (f) Beatrice Kathleen Mackey b. 1909 Kiama (Herbert H Kent 1935)
5. (m) Ernest James Mackey b. 1910 Goulburn d. 1945 Dubbo

1903 Electoral roll –living at Tubbagong Domestic Duties. Husband a labourer.

Living Primrose Farm Bombo in 1909.

PIONEER PASSES.

At the advanced age of 72, Mrs .Timothy Mackey, one of the oldest residents of Wild's Meadow, passed away at the District Hospital on Saturday.

Mr. Mackey and his wife came to the district forty years ago and had resided there ever since. They are highly re spected members of the community and much sympathy is expressed for Mr. Mackey and the family in their bereavement.

Her husband, two daughters (Mrs. D. Pain, of Bowral, and Mrs. H. Kent) and one son, Herbert, survive her. The Southern Mail (Bowral, NSW : 1889 - 1954) Friday 3 May 1946 Page 2

b. 1880 Wollongong d. 1957 Wollongong

f. John Mackay m. Agnes Cavill *

1903 Electoral roll –living at Corrimal Domestic Duties

b. abt 1832 d. 1/6/ 1887 Wollongong

m. Phillip Mackel (abt 1831 Fermanagh Ireland – 22/7/1897 Illawarra Rd Marrickville Son of Francis Mackel & Elizabeth Murphy) 1854 Roman Catholic Sydney St Mary’s V1854142 100

f. Joseph McGahey m. ?

1. (f) Sarah Elizabeth Mackel b. 1856 d. 1863
2. (f) Catherine Agnes Mackel * b. 1858 Sydney 600/1858 (William A Cheadle 1879 )
3. (f) Jane Victoria Mackel b. 1860 Sydney 321/1860 d. 1860 Berrima
4. (m) Philip Augustus Mackel b. 1861 Berrima 5289/1861 d. 4/12/1863 Sydney
5. (f) Josephine Mackel b. 1863 Berrima 406/1863 (Patrick F Kenniff 1906)
6. (f) Jane Elizabeth Mackel b. 1865 Berrima 6039/1865
7. (m) Joseph Francis Mackel b. 1867 Berrima 6581/1867 d. 1867
8. (f) Florence Adeline Mackel b. 1869 Berrima 6955/1869 d. 10/9/1877 Wollongong
9. (m) Joseph Francis Mackel b. 17/7/1871 Wollongong 19602/1871
10. (f) Elsie M Mackel b. d. br. Wollongong

MACKEL. —September 10, at the Post and Telegraph Office, Wollongong, Florence Adeline, the dearly beloved daughter of Philip and Catherine Mackel, aged 8 years and 8 months. The Sydney Morning Herald 17 September 1877

MACKEL - June 1, at Post and Telegraph Office, Wollongong, Catherine, beloved wife of Phillip Mackel.The Sydney Morning Herald 3 June 1887

Husband was the Post Master at Wollongong for over 25 years . Headstone: Beloved wife of Philip Mackel. A good and affectionate wife and fond and devoted mother

d. 18/11/1901 Chatswood br. Gore Hill

m. Samuel Hodges (abt 1840-1873 Gladesville) 1861 Sydney

m. James Arthur Macken (abt 1853 - 1913 Sydney) 1882 Sydney 1528/1882

f. Daniel Barton m. Frances

1. (m) John J Hodges b. 1862 Sydney d. 1927 Granville
2. (f) Elizabeth Hodges b. 1865 Sydney (William Cook 1884)
3. (f) Frances E Hodges b. 1868 Sydney d. 1928 Chastwood (Frederick Booker 1891)
4. (f) Elizabeth Hodges b. 1865 Sydney (William Cook 1884)
5. (m) William H Hodges b. 1871 Sydney d. 1872 Sydney
6. (f) Mary Frances Macken b. 16/1/1884 Clifton 22944/1884 d. 1963 Strathfield

Husband was charged with embezzlement of government funds in 1894 while post master at Clifton (committed for trial at Kempsey) . He was aquitted but was instructed to resume work at the head office.

b. Montrose Scotland d. 21/8/1860 Lake Learmonth Vic

m. Rev George Mackie (1823 Fettercairn Kincardineshire- 12/12/1871 Burrumbeet Vic Son of John Mackie & Elizabeth Sheriff *)

f. William Smith m. Jane Crole

1. (f) Jane S Mackie b. 2/5/1855 Kiama
2. (f) Caroline K Mackie b. 25/12/1856 Kiama
3. (f) Elizabeth Mackie b. 1859 Vic d. 21/8/1860 Learmonth Vic

On the 2nd instant, at the Manse, Kiama, the wife of the Rev. George Mackie, of a daughter. Empire 7 May 1855

At the Manse, Kiama, on the 25th instant, the wife of the Rev. George Mackie, of a daughter. Empire 29 December 1856

In 1857, when the family went to Lake Learmonth and Burrumbeet in Victoria

the 21st, August, of hooping-cough, it the Manse, Learmonth, aged 13 months, Elizabeth, infant daughter of the Rev. George Mackie

On the 21st instant, at the Presbyterian Manse, Lake Learmonth, Barbara, the beloved wife of the Rev. George Mackie, aged 30

years, late of Montrose, Scotland. Deeply regretted by all who knew her. The Star (Ballarat, Vic. : 1855 - 1864) Wednesday 22 August 1860 p 2

The Rev. George Mackie, Presbyterian minister, left his wife and three children in good health three or four weeks ago, and proceeded to Sydney to re cruit, by change and relaxation, his own health, that had become rather impaired by constant labours. A day or two since the reverend gentleman. was communieated with by telegraph, and informed that his children were sick, and his return desired. Mr. Mackie was in the country, and before he could reply his youngest child had died. Yesterday morning a imessenger arrived in town to telegraph to Melbourne, in hope Mr. Mackie had, arrived there, and to hasten his travel, as Mrs. Mackie was also dangerously ill. Half an hour after that messenger reached Ballanrat, Mr. Mackie's brother arrived with the intelligence of the death of the absent pastor's wife. The reverend gentleman arrived at Bainyong (Tuesday) afternoon, where he was met by his brother-in-law, the Rev. Mr. Hastie, who commuicated the sad news to him. Both gentlemen proceeded to Lake Learmonthr the same evening.

Every one may imagine the distress wlich will the the lot of the bereaved husband and farther on re turning to a home thus swiftly made desolate in his absence. Examiner (Kiama, NSW : 1859 - 1862) Saturday 1 September 1860

b.abt 1810 Fettercairn Kincardineshire d. 14/8/1883 Burrumbeet Vic

m. John Mackie (abt 1808 Fettercairn Kincardineshire- 17/4/1883 Burrumbeet Vic Son of David Mackie & Janet Smith)

f. George Sheriff m. Mary Money

Ship: 1853 Wanderer into Melbourne

1. (m) Rev George Mackie b. 1823 Fettercairn Kincardineshire d. 12/12/1871 Vic (Barbara Smith *)
2. (m) John Mackie b. abt 1834 Fettercairn Kincardineshire
3. (f) Mary Mackie * b. abt 1837 Fettercairn Kincardineshire Scotland d. d. 4/5/1896 Darlinghurst (John Colley 1855)
4. (m) Rev Alexander Mackie b. abt 1839 Fettercairn Kincardineshi
5. (f) Jessie Mackie b. abt 1842 Fettercairn Kincardineshire
6. (m) David Mackie b. abt 1847 Fettercairn Kincardineshire
7. (f) Elisabeth Mackie b. abt 1852 Fettercairn Kincardineshire

Living at Kiama when her daughter was married by her eldest son.

MACKIE.—At Burrumbeet, on the 14^th August, Elizabeth Sherriffs, widow to the late John Mackie, and mother of the Rev. Alex. Mackie. Evelyn Observer, and South and East Bourke Record (Vic. : 1882 - 1902) Friday 17 August 1883 p 2

b. 1811 London d. 1885 Athelstane Range Rockhampton Qld

m. John Mackie ( 1783 Huntly Aberdeen Scotland- 10/5/1846 Dapto) 1835 Sydney

f. Herbert Smith m. ? Yeomans

Ship: David Scott 1834

1. (m) John Herbert Mackie b. 12/6/1836 George St Sydney d. 1931
2. (m) Robert Clifford Mackie b. 13/6/1837 George St Sydney d. 1919
3. (m) William Edward Mackie b. 7/8/1838 Wollongong
4. (f) Emily Rossalie Mackie b. 13/12/1839 Wollongong bp. CofE Dapto; Wollongong (Cyrus E. Doyle 1855)
5. (m) Frederick Francis Mackie b. 14/4/1841 Wollongong bp CofE Dapto; Wollongong d. 1864
6. (m) Duglas Smith Mackie b. 7/4/1843 Wollongong bp. Presbyterian Wollongong
7. (f) Lillia Tarrant Mackie b. 29/11/1844 Wollongong d. 1892
8. (f) Helen Susan Mackie b. 1/1/1846 Wollongong

“Birth August 7, 1838, at Wollongong, Mrs. John Mackie of a Son.” SMH 13 August 1838)

“On the 13th of December, at Wollongong, Mrs. John Mackie, of a daughter.” 18 December 1839

“BIRTH. At her residence at Wollongong, Mrs. John Mackie of a son. (The Sydney Monitor and Commercial Advertiser 19 April 1841)

“BIRTH. At Wollongong, on the 7th instant, Mrs. John Mackie, of a son.” The Sydney Morning Herald 15 April 1843

Scottish-born John Mackie had been married to a Janet Wilson. The couple had three children, namely James Alpheus, Frances and Eliza, who were born between 1810 and 1815. John arrived on the brig Ann in Sydney from South Africa in 1822. The two daughters arrived some years later.

Between 1826 and 1829, merchant Mackie was in partnership with John Dickson manufacturing beer, soap and candles.

Before 1833, Mr Mackie had his own business at 81 George St, Sydney, manufacturing soap. He sold the business for $200 in March 1834.

His only son, James, died at the age of 25 years when a small vessel, St Patrick, carrying a cargo of shells, sank off Botany Heads in early 1835. In June 1834, daughter Frances Mackie married Thomas William Ellis, a captain on the steamer William the Fourth. His youngest daughter of his first marriage, Eliza, married in December 1836 Edward Hammond Hargraves who, according to history, claimed the Government reward for the discovery of gold.

By that time, John Mackie had gone into a partnership with Captain John Swan who, in 1835, bought a new 40ft cutter, naming her Swan. One Saturday night, late in February 1836, the Swan, 12 passengers and a cargo of potatoes, departed Wollongong for Sydney in company with the ketch Sarah. Sarah, the leading vessel, lost sight of the Swan near Botany Bay. The little boat just disappeared without a sign if it was in strife. No-one survived. It was thought a plank may have sprung.

At the age of 51, in June 1835, John Mackie married Emily Fryer Smith. Between 1836 and 1846 the Mackies had eight children.

In March 1838 John Mackie purchased from George and Mary Ann Brown of Dapto Lots 3 and 4 in Section 1 in the township of Wollongong for $300. In February 1839 it was reported that Mr Mackie had established a brewery in Market St. By April 1840, Mackie was having problems and borrowed $1200 from the Savings Bank of NSW. Struggling with his business, he was compelled to take out a further mortgage for $400 in October of the same year.

Not being able to clear his debts, Mackie was forced into a release with John Collie within two months. John Mackie died on May 10, 1846, aged 65 years, leaving his wife Emily with eight children aged from four months to 10 years. On May 18 a letter appeared in the newspaper signed H H, criticising Rev M D Meares for refusing to perform a funeral service for Mr Mackie. It took only four days for a response from Rev Meares where he identified Henry Heathorn of Woodstock as the complainant. Rev. Meares stated he only had to explain his actions in refusing to perform the service to “his spiritual superior”.

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b. abt 1846 d. 26/3/1932 Mt Eden NZ br. Waikaraka NZ

m. Alexander Mackrell (abt 1850 – 1/4/1939 NZ )

1. (m) Robert McFadden Mackrell b. 1875 Newcastle
2. (m) Richard Alexander Mackrell b. 1877 Newcastle d. 1943 NZ (Jessie Margaret Hardy 1905)
3. (m) Walter Mackrell b.
4. (f) Annie Catherine Mackrell (William Cornelius Conway 1904)
5. (m) William Henry Clifton Mackrell b. 20/7/1881 Clifton d. 15/7/1917

MACKRELL – On March 26, 1932, at her residence, 77, View Road, Mt. Eden, Martha, dearly beloved wife of Alexander Mackrell, and beloved mother of Mrs. Conway, Dick, Bob and Walter MACKRELL aged 86 years. Interred this day at Waikaraka Cemetery. Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 73 28 March 1932 Page 1

b. Ireland d. 7/6/1897 Croydon br. Rookwood

m. John Macready (Ireland – Wollongong ?) Ireland

f. John Cromie m. Jane

1. (m) William Macready b. 1839 Ireland
2. (f) Jane Macready * b. 1841 at sea d. 1/6/1921 Wollongong (Charles Bessell 1862)
3. (f) Elizabeth McCready b. 1843 Windsor St Matthews Presbyterian
4. (f) Sarah McCready b. 1845 Windsor St Matthews Presbyterian
5. (m) John McCready b. 1847 Windsor St Matthews Presbyterian
6. (f) Martha McCready b. 1849 Windsor St Matthews Presbyterian

It is possible that either her son or husband was active in sport in Wollongong during the 1860’s they were bootmakers.

b. 14/3/1866 Windsor d. 5/10/1936 Marrickville

m. Thomas H Madden 1886 Newtown

f. Joshua Watsford Chaseling m. Mary Ann Hull

1. (f) Frances M Madden b. 1887 Newtown
2. (m) Robert W Madden b. 1889 Newtown
3. (f) Margaret A F Madden b. 1892 Wollongong
4. (m) William E Madden b. 1895 St Peters
5. (m) John H Madden b. 1897 St Peters
6. (f) Myree M Madden b. 1901 St Peters

MADDEN.—October 5, 1936, at her daughter's residence, 92 Enmore-road, Marrickville, Alberta   Louisa Madden, relict of Thomas Madden, late of Newtown and Sans Souci. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 6 October 1936 p 10

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b. abt 1832 Ireland d. 24/11/1899 Milton br. Sandridge Cemetery Mollymook

m. Francis Madden (1819 Louth - 28/11/1899 Milton Son of Peter Madden & ?) 27/2/1851 Wollongong

f. Patrick Carroll m. Elizabeth

1. (m) Peter Maddin b. 29/11/1851 Fig Tree RC Wollongong
2. (f) Elizabeth Madden b. 7/6/1853 Jamberoo reg Kiama RC (John Woods 1871)
3. (m) James Madden b. 11/5/1855 Kiama reg Kiama RC (Martha Colyer 1877)
4. (m) Francis Madden b. 20/4/1857 Jamberoo bp Kiama RC (Elizabeth J Kent 1894)
5. (m) John Madden b. 26/5/1859 Jamberoo bp Kiama RC d. 1946 Newcastle
6. (m) William Henry Madden b. 15/12/1862 Yatteyattah via Ulladulla (Anne Guthrie 1880)
7. (f) Mary A Madden b. 1864 Ulladulla (Thomas M Campbell 1887)
8. (f) Sarah J Madden b. 1865 Ulladulla (Joseph Kennedy 1894)
9. (m) Edward Madden b. 1868 Ulladulla (Esther Renton 1892)
10. (f) Catherine Madden b. 1870 Ulladulla (Thomas A Murphy 1897)

She is recorded as Aherne for birth of John ?

Husband a labourer

He resident Figtree she of Wollongong

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b. abt 1829 Ireland d. 1919 Sydney

m. Patrick Madden () 26/3/1856 Wollongong

f. Michael Flanagan m. Elizabeth Mullins *

Both resident Fairy Meadow

1. (m) William Madden b. 1/6/1857 Berkley 12229/1857 (Mary Lowry 1887)
2. (f) Elizabeth Mary Madden b. 3/9/1859 Five Islands 14195/1859
3. (f) Annie Teresa Madden b. 20/10/1861 Five Islands 14488/1861 (John Dunne Kennedy )
4. (f) Bridget Madden b. 19/4/1864 Dapto 16498/1864 (Thomas J Kiggins 1891)
5. (m) John Edward Madden b. 25/7/1867 Berkley (Mary C Power 1912)
6. (f) Catherine Madden b. 14/1/1870 Five Islands (James Cuddy 1892)

b. 27/11/1857 Fairy Meadow d. 12/4/1937 Lidcombe br. Corrimal Catholic

m. Maurice Joseph Madden (19/12/1851 Fig Tree – 11/1/1909 Son of John Madden & Mary Hillard *) 18/2/1879 St Francis Xavier’s

f. Thomas Townsend m. Jane Smith * see Blake

1. (f) Florence Ada Madden * b. 2/8/1880 Bulli 27452/1880 (James Carrick 1904)
2. (m) John Albert Madden b. 1882 Woonona 19720/1882 d. 1897 Dapto
3. (f) Edith Jane Madden b. 14/3/1884 Bulli 22975/1884
4. (f) Mary Beatrix Madden b. 30/3/1886 Bulli 24537/1886 d. 13/3/1891 aged 5 years
5. (f) Elsie Veronica Madden b. 26/8/1888 Woonona 25858/1888 d. 21/3/1891 aged 2
6. (f) Amelia Mary Madden b. 14/7/1890 Avondale 38029/1890
7. (m) Maurice Leslie Joseph Madden b. 16/3/1892 Avondale 38944/1892
8. (f) Elsie Beatrice Monica Madden b. 11/11/1893 Dapto 39396/1893
9. (f) Annie I Madden b. 1895 Wollongong 38480/1895
10. (f) Mary Veronica Madden b. 10/9/1897 Avondale

1903 Electoral roll –living at Avondale Domestic Duties

LATE MRS. MAURICE MADDEN

The death of Mrs. Maurice Madden, which took place at Nottinghill Road, Lidcombe, on Monday, removes a link with Old'o Illawarra. Her late husband was a member, of the pioneering, family of the Illawarra district, which resided where the Berkeley cemetery now stands. When the family came out from Ireland they first settled at Madden's Plains, which is called after the, family. The deceased was 80 years of age, and prior to her marriage was a member of the well-known. Townsend family of Fairy Meadow, where she resided with her brother, the late Mr. Jack Townsend, of South Africa, who in the early days kept the Forest inn Hotel, Fairy Meadow, which was situated near where the Fairy Meadow Council Chambers now stands. For many years the site of the hotel was marked by the frame of an old lamp on a tree. The late Mrs. Madden was connected with several well known- families. The late Mr. James Townsend, of Fairy Meadow, was a brother. The late Mrs. McKitten, of Corrimal, was a sister-in-law, and Mrs. W. Madden, of Denison Street, Wollongong, is also a sister-in-law; Alderman W. Madden, of Wollongong, is a nephew.

The surviving members of her family are: Mrs. J. Carrick, Coledale; Mrs, E. Richards, Arncliffe; Mrs. J. Flannagan, Coledale; Mrs. J. Dillon, Goulburn; Mrs. Jervis, Leichhardt, and Miss Mary Madden, Lidcombe. The interment took place in the Corrimal cemetery on Tuesday, Rev. Father McElligott, of Lidcombe, officiating at the graveside. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 16 April 1937 p 7

b. Glenhalloe (or Bolnbrae) Tipperary

m. Thomas Madden (abt 1837 Tipperary ) 1861 Tipperary Ireland

f. Michael Harrington m. Honora

Ship:

1. (m) Michael Madden b. 28/4/1865 Dapto 16901/1865
2. (m) James Madden b. 8/4/1867 Winchacarribee bp Albion Park RC (Eleanor C McRea 1878)
3. (m) Patrick Madden b. 18/6/1881 Robertson

b. 13/10/1867 Russell Vale d. 1945 Wollongong

m. John Patrick Madden (20/11/1867 Wollongong - 24/6/1946 Wollongong Son of John Madden & Johanna Gallagher *) 1899 Woonona

f. Michael Cawley m. Jane Geraghty *

1. (m) Dr. John Cawley d. 23/3/1982 Killara (Gloria)
2. (f) Ruth b. 30/6/1901 d. 10/6/1902 Wollongong
3. (f) Mary J. Madden b. 1903 Wollongong d. before 1946 ( George Stephenson)
4. (m) Vincent E. Madden b. 1909 Wollongong

1903 Electoral roll –living at Young St Wollongong Domestic Duties. Husband a contractor.

b. abt 1837 d. 1898 Orange

m. Patrick Madden (-1895 Orange Son of Philip Madden & Mary) 26/4/1855 Wollongong

f. John Champion m. ?

Both resident Wollongong

1. (f) Mary Madden b. 20/12/1855 Fairy Meadow
2. (f) Margaret Madden b. 20/12/1855 Fairy Meadow
3. (f) Ellen Madden b. 1857 Molong
4. (f) Johanna Madden b. 1860 Bathurst
5. (f) Ann F Madden b. 1862 Bathurst
6. (m) Phillip John Madden b. 1863 Orange
7. (f) Bridget Madden b. 1867 Orange
8. (m) Patrick Madden b. 1870 Orange

The death is announced of Mrs. P. Madden, a resident of Orange for some twenty-five years, at her residence Moulder-street, from influenza after an illness of seven weeks. She was the relict of the late Patrick Madden, who died three years ago, and leaves a family of six daughters and two sons. Her age was 61. Western Champion (Parkes, NSW : 1898 - 1934) Friday 7 October 1898 p 4

m. John Madden

1. (m) Joseph Madden b. 6/11/1856 Shoalhaven bp Kiama RC
2. (m) Patrick Maddens b. 6/11/1856 Shoalhaven bp Kiama RC
3. (f) Mary Elizabeth Madden * b. 1864 Wollongong d. 6/5/1899 Corrimal (Bernard Ford 1897)

Husband a tailor

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b. abt 1838 Kilfinnan County Limerick Ireland d. 10/11/1927 Balgownie br. Corrimal Catholic

m. John Madden (abt 1839 Co Limerick Ireland- 30/8/1913 Balgownie Son of John Madden & Mary Hillard *) 1863 St Francis Xavier’s

Ship: David McKyber abt 1855

1. (f) Mary Elizabeth Madden * b. 25/6/1864 Wollongong 16527/1864 d. 6/5/1899 Corrimal ( Bernard Ford 1897)
2. (m) William Maurice Madden b. 26/1/1866 Wollongong d. 13/5/1943 West Wollongong (Rose Mooney *1894)
3. (m) John Patrick Madden b. 20/11/1867 Wollongong d. 24/6/1946 Wollongong (Ellen Cawley *1899)
4. (m) Francis Madden b. 4/6/1869 Wollongong d. 17/3/1902
5. (m) Robert James Madden b. 9/5/1872 Wollongongd. 1954 Hurstville (Lillian Sarah Thomas *1900)
6. (f) Bridget EllenMadden b. 5/10/1874 Wollongong d. 1/8/1890
7. (f) Johanna Madden *b. 28/9/1876 Farie Meadow (Sidney Thorne 1901)
8. (f) Margaret Lucy Madden b. 10/7/1880 Balgownie 27440/1880 d. 8 /9/ 1966 (William John Agnew 1905)

1903 Electoral roll –living at Balgownie Domestic Duties. Husband a farmer.

DEATH OF MRS. MADDEN.

The death of Mrs. Johanna Madden, of Balgownie, took place at her home on Thursday night, November 10th, at the age of 90 years, and her remains were interred at the family grave at Corrimal cemetery, on Saturday afternoon. This interesting personality was one of the early pioneers of this district. She was born at Kilfinnan, County Limerick, Ireland. She arrived in Sydney by the sailing ship ‘David McKyber’ after a prolonged very rough voyage which took four months from leaving Ireland, to arrival in Sydney. She was then 18 years of age, and came almost straight to the South Coast, to the very house in which she died. Her husband pre-deceased hep by 14 years. He was also an interesting personality, and was also born in Limerick. He arrived in Sydney by the ship 'Kate,' in the year 1850 five years, prior to Mrs. Madden,- who was then Miss Gallagher. , After their marriage, Mr. Madden purchased the homestead, 'Balgownie' from which the town of Balgownie derives its name. The homestead was originally the officers' quarters' in charge of the convicts. The gaol in which the convicts, were kept at night, and when not working, was lower down, adjoining the property now known as Brennan's Paddock. The stone flags which form the floor of the wide verandah on three sides of the homestead, which are still well preserved, were brought from Parramatta in bullock drays by convicts, over Rixon's Pass, near Bulli. Mr. Madden's association with the Harbour and Rivers' Department as a deep sea diver, will be well remembered by many old residents of this district. The raising of the 'Austral,' which sank in Sydney Harbour (Neutral Bay); the 'Little Pet,' wrecked off Bellambi Reef ; the 'Llewellyn,' wrecked also on Bellambi Reef; the 'Queen of Nations,' wrecked off the Black Rocks Towrodgi; the 'John Penn,' wrecked south of Kiama; were amongst his salvage achievements, as were also the Coffer Dams at both Wollongong and Kiama, while those respective harbours were being made, and the laying of the foundation of the present Wollongong lighthouse. His diving at Wollongong Harbour was accomplished first in a diving 'Bell,' which was used before the advent of the diving dress or diving suit, which was by no means as up to-date as those being used for present day diving. Mrs. Madden had eight children, five of whom have survived her, the oldest being Mr. William Madden, of ' Wollongong; Mrs John Madden of Wollongong; Mr. Robert Madden (Forestry Department), Kogarah; Mrs. S. Thorne, Wollongong, and Mrs. W. Agnew, of Balgownie. She also has thirty living grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. She retained her faculties to within three or four minutes of her death. She is greatly missed by all who knew her intimately, owing to her bright disposition and courteous manner. She was attended during her illness by Fathers Doherty, Dwyer and Farrell, who also officiated at the graveside in conjunction with Father Power, of Bulli.

b. abt 1874 d. 14/2/1976 NSW

m. Robert James Madden (9/5/1872 Wollongong – 1954 Hurstville Son of John Madden & Johanna Gallagher * ) 1900 Annandale

f. Edward Paul Thomas m. Isabella Sarah

1. (m) Robert E F Madden b. 1902 Wollongong d. 1909 Wollongong
2. (f) Isabel M Madden b. 1905 Wollongong
3. (m) Charles R Madden b. 1910 Narrandera
4. (m) John G Madden b. 1913 Grafton
5. (m) Gregory William Madden b. d. 1980

1903 Electoral roll –living at Young St Wollongong Domestic Duties. Husband a contractor.

1903 Electoral roll –living at Balgownie Domestic Duties

(May be Margaret Lucy daughter of Johanna *)

b. 1865 Wollongong d. 8/4/1919 br. Rookwood

m. George Arthur Madden (-6/9/1932 ) 1888 Sydney

f. John Anderson m. Sidney *

1. (f) Nellie Madden b. 1889 Wollongong d. 1965 Balmain
2. (m) Frederick Madden b. 1890 Wollongong d. 1919 Petersham
3. (m) George Madden b. 1892 Wollongong d. 1958 Burwood

b. abt 1810 d. 26/9/1885 Newtown br. Corrimal Catholic

m. John Madden (abt 1790 Co Limerick Ireland - 23/9/1875 Bulli)

1. (m) Phillip Madden b. abt 1834 abt 1836 Co Limerick Ireland d. 20/11/1887
2. (m) Nicholas Madden b. abt 1836 Co Limerick Ireland d. 18/11/1891
3. (m) John Madden b. abt 1839 Co Limerick Ireland- 30/8/1913 (Johanna Gallagher *1863)
4. (m) Maurice Joseph Madden MP b. 19/12/1851 Fig Tree d. 11/1/1909 Avondale (Annie Cecelia Townsend *1879)
5. (f) Bridget Madden *b. abt 1853 Berkeley d. 8/5/1931 Corrimal (Michael McKitten 1892)
6. (m) William Madden b. 1/11/1855 Fairy Meadow d. 24/1/1919 Wollongong (? Mary Fahey *1879)
7. (m) William Madden b. 1864 Wollongong 16572/1864 (note: is also listed as his mother being unmarried under Mary Hillard- an indication that her husband did not acknowledge the child as his)

Note: her husband was noted as having 12 children.

MADDEN. — On the 26th inst., at Newtown, Mary, relict of the late John Madden, of Bulli, aged 73 years, leaving a large family to mourn her loss. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 29 September 1885 p 2

b. abt 1855 Appin d. 20/11/1940 Denison St Wollongong br. Wollongong General

m. William Joseph Madden ( abt 1855- 24/1/1919 Wollongong ?Son of John Madden & Mary Hillard *)1879 Campbelltown

f. Timothy Fahey m. Jane Moon

1. (f) Mary Jane Madden * b. 7/8/1880 Mount Keira d. 25/6/1917 (Charles Heininger 1901)
2. (f) Bridget A Madden b. 1886 Paddington
3. (m) William Joseph Madden b. 1888 Paddington
4. (f) Fabrola M Madden b. 1890 Woonona
5. (f) Beatrice Madden b. 1893 Woonona d. 1894
6. (f) Elizabeth Mary Madden b. 7/4/1895 Dapto
7. (f) Agnes Madden b. 17/7/1897 Avondale
8. (m) Edward Madden b. 22/6/1901 Avondale
9. (f) Ada Madden b.

1903 Electoral roll –living at Avondale Domestic Duties. Husband a farmer.

A PIONEER PASSES
The Late Mrs Mary Madden

With the passing of Mrs Mary Madden, at her residence, 28 Denison Street Wollongong, on Wednesday, this district lost one of its oldest pioneers. Born at Appin 85 years ago the deceased was a member of the well know Fahey family and spent the early years of her married life was the North Coast. Later on , she was associated with the old Forrest Inn at Fairy Meadow, after which she assisted her husband in conductive the Burlington Hotel onposite the Sydney Town Hall. The family took up residence in the Dapto district 50 years ago. The deceased who was held in very high esteern, reared a large family, nevertheless, always found the time to take an active part as a ardent worker for the Catholic Church. She was a great horse-woman in her younger days, and and a lover of farm-life. She always had a cheery word of welcome and assistance for all in need. The deceased, who was the relict of the late William Joseph Madden, is survived by six daughters: Fabrola, May, Ada, Elizabeth, Bridget and Agnes; and two sons (Edward and William Joseph) and brother (William Fahey). … Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 22 November 1940 p 13

b. 12/10/1871 Fig Tree 19647/1871 d. 25/12/1964 br. Wollongong

m. William Morris Madden (abt 1866 - 13/5/1943) 9/10/1894 St Francis Xavier’s

f. John Mooney m. Ellen Comorton/Connaughton *

1. (m) Francis W Madden b. 1895 Woonona d. 19/8/1916 France
2. (m) William F Madden b. 1896 Woonona
3. (f) Kathleen Ellen Madden b. 1898 Woonona d. 1985 Fairy Meadow (Patrick J Gavin 1922)
4. (m) John David Madden b. 1900 St Peters
5. (f) Mary Evelyn Madden b. abt 1903 d. 1986 (Norman A Morrow 1929 )
6. (f) Ellen Therese Madden b. abt 1904 d. 1997 Nowra (Bernard R Lamond 1927 )
7. (f) Elizabeth R Madden b. 1906 Woonona a nursing sister
8. (f) Dolores Joan Madden b. 1909 Wollongong d. 15/2/2009 Moama (Charles Irwin Meincke 1939)
9. (m) Robert Hubert Madden b. 1910 Wollongong d. 1936 Wollongong
10. (f) Dorothy J Madden b. 1913 Wollongong
11. (m) Raymond F Madden b. 1919 Wollongong
12. (f) Saidie Madden (Wood)
13. (m) Noel Madden

School teacher

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b. 1844 CofE Prospect St Bartholomew’s d. 4/10/1952 Wollongong

m. George William Madgwick (abt 1847 Englan- 7/6/1948 Wollongong Son of George William Madgwick & Jane ) 19/12/1878 Qld

f. Samuel Chapman m. Ann

1. (f) Ellen Amelia Madgwick * b. 28/3/1879 Qld d. 5/12/1948 Mayfield (James Dean 1900)
2. (m) Reginald Stanford Magdwick b. 31/7/1881 Brisbane Qld d. 18/9/1959 Lidcombe (Isabel Beatrice Scully 1905)
3. (m) Alfred Ernest Madgwick b. 1884 Parramatta d. 11/9/1951 Wollongong (Florence Taylor 1909, Ann Pearl Callaway 1913)
4. (m) John William Madgwick b. 1886 Parramatta d. 1957 Newcastle (Gertrude Vera Eades)
5. (f) Charlotte Jane Madgwick b. 1886 Parramatta d. 19/7/1970 Annandale (Harry Brown 1909, Henry Murphy 1950)
6. (f) Elsie May Madgwick b. 1896 Woonona d. 1970 Wollongong (Jamaes Braham 1917)

Husband was a saddler and harness maker.

1903 Electoral roll –living at Fairy Meadow Domestic Duties

b.abt 1873 d. 5/3/1896 br. Wollongong General

f. Mortimer Madigan m. Alicia B Trussell

Brothers and sisters mostly born in Mudgee

m. James Magwick

1. (m) Patrick Magwick b. 1858 Wollongong

b. abt 1872 d. 29/8/1936 Bulli br. Bulli General

m. Herbert Maggs (1872 Rydal - 1954 Bulli Hospital Son of Charles H Maggs & Elizabeth J Payne *) 1893 Lithgow

f. Adam Lisson m. Margaret

1. (m) Adam C Maggs b. 1894 Lithgow 19039/1894
2. (f) Myra C Maggs b. 1896 Woonona 27340/1896
3. (f) Frances Irene Maggs b. 9/7/1899 Crown St Wollongong 26764/1899
4. (f) Grace C Maggs b. 1902 Lambton 3992/1902
5. (f) Edith M Maggs b. 1904 West Wallsend 27724/1904
6. (m) Herbert S Maggs b. 1906 West Wallsend 19089/1906

b. 1881 Bulli 19046/1881 d. 15/11/1957 Woonona

m. James Richard Maggs ( 1874 Rydal- 11/2/1959 Woonona Son of Charles H Maggs & Elizabeth J Payne *) 1898

f. James Metcalfe m. Jane Ann Bollings *

1. (m) Wilfred James Maggs b. 1899 Woonona d. 1976 Woonona
2. (f) Ethel M Maggs b. 1901 Woonona
3. (f) Elsie E Maggs b. 1908 Woonona
4. (m) Harry Maggs b. 1913 Woonona

1903 Electoral roll –living at Woonona Domestic Duties. Husband a miner.

b. 19/3/1872 Shellharbor d. 19/12/1940 Kensington br. Botany

m. Thomas Joseph Magner (1874 Bega-9/10/1959 Kensington Son of Thomas William Magner & Catherine Mary) 1903 Albion Park

f. James Condon m. Elizabeth Clancy *

1. (f) Mary E Magner b. 1904 Wollongong
2. (f) Elizabeth Monica Magner b. 1905 Dapto
3. (f) Joesphine C Magner b. 1906 Dapto
4. (f) Agnetis Eunice Magner b. 1909 Wollongong d. 1982

1903 Electoral roll –living at Marshall St Dapto Domestic Duties

b. 1818 Dromore Fermanagh d. 30/5/1891 Kangaroo Valley

m. Patrick Maguire (abt 1813 Drumgawny Bartin Fermanagh-16/11/1906 Kangaroo Valley Son of Phillip Maguire & Catherine Herne) 11/2/1845 Pettigo Fermanagh

f. Edward Noble m. Dorothea McCartney

Ship: Ben Nevis 1856

1. (m) Edward Maguire b. 24/12/1845 Mullanmeen Fermanagh Ireland d. 1896 (Annie Sheerher)
2. (f) Catherine Maguire * b. 1848 Margery Hill Ireland d. 17/7/1922 Berry (George Thompson 1872)
3. (f) Dorothea Maguire b. 22/4/1852 Pettigo Fremanagh Ireland d. 1943 Concord ( John Louis Edwards 1886)
4. (f) Ellen Maguire b. 224/1852 Pettigo Fremanagh Ireland d. before 1856
5. (m) Robert Maguire b. 14/5/1850 Pettigo Fremanagh Ireland d. before 1856
6. (f) Charlotte b. 18/8/1854 Pettigo Fremanagh Ireland d. before 1856
7. (f) Ellen Maguire b. 12/9/1857 Marshall Mount (James Porter)
8. (m) Robert Maguire b. 15/9/1859 Marshall Mount
9. (f) Thomas Maguire b. 1862 Marshall Mount d. 1926
10. (f) Annie Maguire b. 1862 Wollongong
11. (f) Annie Charlotte McGuire b. 26/9/1864 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama ; Shoalhaven

Residence Marshall Mount from about 1856.Lived in Kangaroo Valley according to her daughter Catherine’s obituary.

Her husband was the overseer at Marshall Mount having been recommended for the position by Dr Marshall in Ireland. After seven years at Marshall Mount where three more children were born, the Maguire family bid farewell and in 1863 Patrick took up fifty acres in Kangaroo Valley. Their first home consisted of slabs with bark roof and earthen floor. The nearest store was sixty miles away at Wollongong – this journey took three days with packhorse. Patrick kept buying more land and prospered and his property extended from his original fifty acres along Nugent’s Creek to the Cemetery. The area was known as Maguire Village with its own hall, post office and butcher’s shop.

b. abt 1862 d. 5/2/1899 br. Wollongong General

m. Patrick Mahady (abt 1834 -12/10/1923 Paddington)

f. John m. Mary

1. (m) Frederick Mahady b. 1884 Canterbury d. 1943 Randwick Joe Coster
2. (m) Percy Manahay b. 1888 Waterloo d. 1926 Paddington
3. (f) Ellen Manahay b. 1891 Kiama d. 1891 Kiama
4. (m) Edward Lisle Manahay b. 1895 Kiama d. 1960 Marrickville (Florence L North 1919)
5. (f) Myrtle Louisa Mahady b. 25/6/1897 Coombes St Wollongong 27689/1897 d. 1966 Balmain
6. (m) Francis William Mahady b. 1885 Wollongong d. 7/6/1936 Wollongong Hospital

m. Thomas Maher

1. (m) John Maher b. 1861 Kiama

b. abt 1813 d. 16/2/1870 br. Port Macquarie

m. John Maher 1845 RC Sydney, St Mary's

1. (f) Catherine Maher b. 21/8/1848 Blue Gum Flat Gosford d. 13/12/1917 Waterloo (Joseph Rolleston)
2. (m) William Maher b. abt 1856 Port Macquarie d/ 1/10/1883 Port Macquarie
3. (m) Patrick Maher b. 1859 Port Macquarie
4. (m) James Maher b. 2/9/1860 Wollongong 13998/1860
5. (f) Sarah Maher b. 14/6/1863 Bulli 15042/1863

m. John Maher

1. (f) Mary Ann Maher * b. 12/9/1849 Charcoal Creek V18492218 66/1849 (Frederic C Eiserer 1864, John Sydney Smith 1866)

f. Michael Maher m. Mary F

Her brother James and sister Mary arrived in 1856 and said on arrival that she was living in Wollongong

b. abt 1850 Wollongong

m. James Maher (abt 1851 Wollongong – 1892 Wollongong Son of Thomas Maher & Mary Smith *) 28/2/1878 St Francis Xavier’s

f. Hugh Higgins

Profession: Dress Maker

1. (m) Thomas Edward Maher b. 24/12/1878 Fig Tree Wollongong 25997/1879
2. (f) Sarah Maher b. 28/10/1880 Fig Tree Wollongong 18768/1881
3. (m) James Maher b. 8/9/1882 Fig Tree
4. (m) Hugh Maher b. 12/9/1884 Figtree 22934/1884
5. (m) William Francis Maher b. 21/7/1886 Fig Tree
6. (m) John James Maher b. 18/10/1890 Fig Tree

m. Dennis Maher

1. (m) Dennis J Maher b. 1888 Woonona 25844/1888

b. abt 1814 Ireland d. 8/2/1877 Figtree br. Old Wollongong Catholic ?

m. Thomas Maher (abt 1803 Tipperary - 27/3/1865 Figtree Son of Edward Maher & Ellen Hackett) abt 1835

f. William Smith m. Mary McGuire *

1. (m) William Maher b. 1836.
2. (m) Edward Maher b. 1836
3. (m) John Maher b. 2/8/1839 Wollongong
4. (f) Ellen Matilda Maher * b. 30/11/1841 Charcoal d. 20/3/1884 (William R Bow 1860)
5. (m) Thomas Maher b. 10/2/1845 Figtree
6. (m) James Maher b. 7/4/1847 Wollongong d. 1892 Wollongong (Julia Higgins *1878)
7. (f) Ann Maher b. 10/6/1849 Wollongong
8. (f) Mary Maher b. 10/6/1849 Wollongong

MAHER.- On the 8th February, at her residence, Figtree, after a long and painful illness, Mary Maher, relict of the late Thomas Maher, aged 58 years. May she rest in peace. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 13 February 1877 p 2

Was granted permission to marry on 14.02.1835 by Rev McEnroe in Sydney. The 1841 Census shows the family living at Goondarren, Figtree. Upon his death, Thomas bequeathed his property and 2 allotments, being nos.2 and 3, on Mt Keira Estate to his wife.

MAHER Mrs. T. farmer — Fig Tree Grevilles Post Office Directory 1872

m. Dennis Maher 1879 Manning River

1. (f) Elizabeth Maher b. 30/9/1886 Shellharbour

b. 1849 CofE Dapto: Wollongong d. 29/7/1928 Double Bay br. Waverley

m. Mathew Edward Maher (1846 Sydney – 22/3/1921 St Vincents Hospital Sydney Son of Timothy Maher & Margaret ) 13/12/1870 Dapto

f. Andrew Thompson m. Elizabeth Weston *

1. (f) Evaline Mary Maher b. 1874 Kiama
2. (f) Mary Eleanor Maher b. 1876 Concord
3. (m) Edward Timothy Horsley Maher b. 2/2/1878 Dubbo (maybe residence not place of birth) 24655/1878 bp. 9/3/1878 Albion Park RC
4. (m) Marcus Norbert Maher b. 1879 Dubbo
5. (m) Charles Weston Maher b. 1883 Canterbury
6. (f) Cecily S U Maher ( Alfred M Jennings 1900)
7. (f) Eileen I S Maher b. 1890 Cassilis

“On the 13th instant, at Dapto, MATHEW EDWARD MAHER,   Esq., Eli Elwah Station, Hay, eldest son of TIMOTHY MAHER, Esq., Five Dock, to SARAH ANNE, second daughter of the late ANDREW THOMPSON, Esq., J.P., Horsley, Dapto.”SMH 24 December 1870)

“MAHER.-February 2, at Penrose, Dapto, the wife of M. E. Maher, Narramine, near Dubbo, of a son.” SMH 8 February 1878

“MAHER -Feb.2. Dapto, Mrs. M. E. Maher, son.” SMH 16 February 1878

Another link with the foundation of Australia has been broken by the death of Mrs. Sarah Ann Maher, relict of Mr. M. E. Maher, of Collaroy Station, Merriwa, at her residence, Comialla, Carlotta Road, Double Bay (N.S.W.), In her 80th year. Mrs. Maher was the daughter of the late Andrew Thompson, and the granddaughter of Lieut. W. L. Weston, of West Horsley, Surrey, who came to Australia on the staff of Governor Phillip, and lived at West Horsley, Dapto, South Coast. Mrs. Maher is survived by her brother, Mr. J. A. Thompson, of Killara, and two sisters, Mrs. Carson Fisher and Mrs. Arthur Nixon, and her son, Dr. C. Weston Maher, and her daughter, Mrs. R. A. Clive, of Old Beach, Tasmania, Mrs. Alfred Jennings, of Merriwa, Mrs. Roger Hughes, and Miss E. Maher. The Mercury (Hobart) 7 August 1928

m. John Mahon

1. (m) Thomas Mahon b. 8/1/1857 Kiama bp Kiama RC

Living at Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll- teacher

b. 1881 Berry

f. John Mahoney m. Catherine Sheehy *

1903 Electoral roll –living at Shoalhaven St Kiama Domestic Duties

b. abt 1844 Limerick Ireland d. 2/4/1911 Kiama br. North Kiama

m. John Mahoney (abt 1837 -10/5/1903 Kiama Son of William Mahoney & Elizabeth) 1871 Sydney

f. John Sheehy m. Catherine

1. (f) Elizabeth Mahoney * b. 1872 Berry d. d. 25/5/1907 Kiama
2. (f) Margaret Elizabeth Mahoney b. 1875 Shoalhaven
3. (m) Michael Mahoney b. 1878 Shoalhaven d. 1945 Kempsey
4. (f) Bridget Mahoney * b. 1881 Shoalhaven

1903 Electoral roll –living at Shoalhaven St Kiama Domestic Duties

MRS. CATHERINE MAHONEY.

THE death took place at her residence in Shoalhaven street on Sunday evening last of a very old and esteemed resident of this district, in the person of Mrs. Catherine Mahoney, relict of the late Mr. John Mahoney. The deceased lady, who had reached the age of 67 years, was a native of Limerick, Ireland, but had resided in this district for upwards of 46 years. She had been ailing for some considerable time past, and her demise was not unexpected. Mrs. Mahoney leaves a grown-up family to mourn their loss, for whom 'much sympathy is expressed in 'their bereavement. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon, a large number of sympathisers paying their last tribute of respect by following the remains to their lastresting place in the, R.C. portion of the North Kiama cemetery. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Wednesday 5 April 1911 p 2

m. Timothy Mahoney

1. (f) Margaret T Mahoney b. 1885 Woonona 23779/1885
2. (m) Timothy J Mahoney b. 1889 Central Cumberland 18370/1889

b. 1872 Berry d. 25/5/1907 Kiama br. North Kiama

f. John Mahoney m. Catherine Sheehy *

1903 Electoral roll –living at Shoalhaven St Kiama Domestic Duties

MISS ELIZABETH MAHONEY,

The death occorred at the Kiama Cottage Hospital on Saturday last of Miss Elizabeth Mahoney, The deceased young lady was a danghter of Mrs Mahoney, of Shoalhaven Street, Kiama, and for some time past had been a sufferer from an affliction of the throat. She was 39 years of age, and a native of Berry, Much sympathy is felt for the mother and the other members of the bereaved family, who are highly respected. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 28 May 1907 p 2

1903 Electoral roll –living at Wandama Domestic Duties

m. James Mahoney

1. (m) Thomas Mahoney b. 1857 Kiama

Living Bulli in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

m. James Mahoney

1. (m) James Albert Mahony b. 13/10/1863 Wollongong

b. abt 1841 Northumberland

m. James Mains ( abt 1839 Northumberland- 1885 Mt Keira ) 1870 Newcastle upon Tyne Northumberland

Ship: 1879 Clyde

1. (f) Elizabeth Ann Mains * b. abt 1871 Northumberland d. 27/11/1948 Royal North Shore (Ralph Bell 1886)

Husband a miner

b. 1873 Kiama d. 1/1/1908 Lismore

f. Stephen Major m. Catherine McDivitt *

Living Barney St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

b. 1849 Norfolk Island d. 23/8/1931 Kiama br. Kiama

m. Stephen Major (abt 1842 Ireland -26/11/1913) 1867 Paddington

f. John McDivitt

1. (f) Grace Lilian Major * b. 4/5/1868 Jamberoo d. 1920 Katoomba (William C Ashe 1886, William M Keogh 1894)
2. (m) Charles Moore Major b. 28/11/1869 Jamberoo d. 20/11/1929 Kogarah
3. (m) Stephen Sidney Major b. 3/9/1871 Gerringong d. 1942 Sydney
4. (f) Ada Mabel Major * b. 6/10/1873 Kiama d. 1908
5. (f) Millicent Major *( Ernest John Marks 1898)
6. (f) Mary Ann M Major b. 1876 Kiama
7. (f) Kate Myrtle Adela Major * b. 27/4/1878 Kiama d. 15/7/1932 (Frank Laver 1914)
8. (m) Edger Eric Major b. 22/9/1880 Woollahra d. 15/10/1901 aged 20
9. (m) Harold Harmon Oscar Major b. 1884 Kiama d. 1951 Bondi

Living Barney St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Husband a storekeeper who left an estate of over 1700 pounds . Father was the assistant superintendent of Norfolk Island.

AT her residence. Jamberoo, on the 4th instant, Mrs. Stephen MAJOR, of a daughter The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 7 May 1868 p 2

MAJOR.—On Monday, 28th ultimo, at Post-office, Store, Jamberoo, the wife of S Major, of a son. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 3 December 1869 p 2

AT her residence, Gerringong, on Sunday, the 3rd instant, Mrs. S. MAJOR of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 7 September 1871 p 2

At her residence, Kiama, on Monday, 6^th instant, Mrs. S. MAJOR of a daughter. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 9 October 1873 p 2

MAJOR - At her residence, Sea View Cottage, on the 27th instant, Mrs. S. Major, of a daughter. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 30 April 1878 p 2

ON Wednesday, September 22nd, at her residence, Woollahra, Sydney, Mrs. S. Major, of a son The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 5 October 1880 p 2

MRS. CATHERINE MAJOR

A. Kiama message states that the death has occurred of Mrs. Catherine Major, an outstanding personality of the Illawarra district. She was born at Norfolk Island in 1849, and in 1867 married at Randwick Mr. Stephen Major, a prominent figure in the civic and commercial life of the South. Coast, where he had considerable property. He predeceased her some 30 years ago. Mr. Major was a nephew of the late Mr. Chas. Moore, Lord Mayor of Sydney from 1867 to 1869, after whom Moore Park was named.

Mrs. Major had a gift for public speaking, and was identified with all public movements for over 60 years. Wonderful in mental vigour, and of handsome presence, her benevolence and generosity were a byword.

Four of her family survive her, Mr. Oscar Major (of the Colonial Sugar Refining Co., of Lautolca, Fiji), Mrs. Earle Terry (Roseville), Mr. Sidney Major (Kiama), and Mrs. Laver (widow of the late Mr. Frank Laver, who on two occasions captained the Australian elevens in England). Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954) Monday 31 August 1931 p 6

b. 1876 Wollongong d. 1924 Wollongong

f. Thomas Makin m. Mary Ann Derritt *

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (f) Emma R A Makin b. d. 1899 Wollongong
2. (f) Alice Makin b. d. 1916 Wollongong
3. (m) William Thomas H E Makin b. 1896 Wollongong d. 1959 Wollongong
4. (f) Ruby E Makin b. 1904 Wollongong
5. (m) Alfred C Makin b. 1907 Wollongong

b. abt 1865 Tynemouth Northumberland d. 1/5/1951 Farrell Rd Bulli br. Bulli General

m. William Samuel Makin (1860 Wollongong - 23/7/1932 Bulli Son of William Makin & Mary A Derritt *) 1884 Wollongong

f. George Emery m. Jane Richardson *

1. (m) Thomas J Makin b. 10/6/1885 Keiraville d. 1925 Bulli
2. (m) George Henry Makin b. 1886 Wollongong d. 1962 Kiama
3. (f) Jane Makin b. 1888 Wollongong (Herbert Ackroyd 1916)
4. (m) William S Makin b. 1889 Wollongong
5. (m) David Leslie Makin b. 1891 Wollongong d. 1948 Goulburn
6. (m) Francis Vivian Makin b. 1893 Wollongong 1975 NSW
7. (m) William S Makin b. 1895 Woonona
8. (f) Mary A Makin b. 1896 Woonona d. 1896 Woonona
9. (m) Harold Makin b. 1998 Woonona d. 1898 Woonona
10. (f) Esther P Makin b. 1900 Woonona d. 1900 Woonona

Living Bulli in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband an engine driver.

MAKIN. — At her residence, Keiraville, 0n the 10th June instant, the wife of W. S. Makin, jun., of a son. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Saturday 13 June 1885 p 2

OBITUARY
MRS B. Makin

A resident of Bulli for over 50 years, -Mrs Barbara Makin died at her daughter's residence in Farrell Road Bulli, aged 86. Mrs Makin came from England 72 years ago, when, as a member of the well-known Emery family, she settled at Mount Keira.

Her husband William Makin died 19 years ago: Mrs Makin was mother of Joe ,(deceased), George, (of .Kiama), Ginnie (Mrs. Ackroyd), Dave (deceased);, Frank (of Bulli); and William (of Lakemba) Illawarra Daily Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1950 - 1954) Wednesday 2 May 1951 p 3

b. abt 1875 Cramlington, Northumberland d. 16/12/1939 Wollongong

m. Herbert Makin (1876 Wollongong - 1962 Parramatta Son of Joseph Makin & Rebecca Kerr * ) 8/4/1897 Wollongong

f. Thomas Weeks m. Jane Hill *

1. (m) Herbert H Makin b. 1897 Woonona d. 1897 Woonona
2. (m) Keith Wilmot Makin b. d. 1966 Wollongong

Living Market St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a letter carrier.

Late Mrs. E. Makin

It cames as a great shock to the community to learn on Saturday morning that Mrs. Edith Makin, of Kembla street Wollongong beloved wife Mr Bert Makin of Wollongong Post Office staff and devoted mother of Keith, had died suddenly early that day. The late Mrs. Makin was 64 years of age and as she was about the previous day apparintly in the best health, no one expected that the end of life's journey was so near. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 22 December 1939 p 5

b. 28/7/1876 Wollongong d. 22/11/1940 Roseberry br. Rookwood

m. Frederick George Makin (1867- 27/3/1936 Coogee Son of Joseph Makin & Rebecca Kerr *) 12/2/1896 St Francis Xavier’s

f. John Ryan m. Ellen McNab * or Ryan

1. (f) Mona I Makin b. 1902 Wollongong (Arthur E Beer 1925)

Living Crown St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a coach driver.

Obituary
LATE Mrs. F. MAKIN .

The death occurred at the residence of her daughter, Mona (Mrs Beer) at Roseberry, on Friday last of Mrs. Ellen Elizabeth (Cis) Makin, relict of the late Mr. Fred G. Makin. The late Mrs. Makin was formerly a Miss Ryan and was born at Wollongong.

Mr and Mrs Makin conducted a number of hotels including the Oxford Hotel, Wollongong, the Dapto Hotel, and the Wollongong Wine Salon. Of the union there is only one daughter (Mrs. Beer) for whom widespread sympathyis expressed. Relatives from Wollongong journeyed to Sydney on Saturday forthe funeral, the interment taking place at Rookwood. It is a coincidence that the late Mrs. Makin took ill on the day that Mrs. Bert Makin died at Wollongong and since then she had been ill. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 29 November 1940 p 10

b. 1811 or 1817 Birmingham d. 2/3/1890 Wollongong br. Pioneer Park Cemetery Wollongong

m. William Samuel Makin (1803 Manchester England – 18/1/ 1887 Wollongong ) 23/1/1837 St Phillips Sydney

f. William Bolton m. Mary Tysol

1. (m) Thomas Makin b. 1838 Parramatta d. 1923 ( Mary Ann Derritt * 1859)
2. (f) Many Ann Jane Makin *b. 1840 d. 19/10/1871 (Edward Searle 1860)
3. (m) Joseph Makin d. 1842 Charcoal d. 1926 Wollongong (Rebecca Kerr *1864 )
4. (m) John Makin b. 1845 bp. CofE Dapto; Wollongong V18451808 30A/1845d. 15/8/1893 Darlinghurst Gaol (Sarah Jane Sutcliffe * 1871)
5. (m) William Samuel Makin b. 1847 d. 1907 Liverpool
6. (m) Alfred Makin b. 1849 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong V18491226 34A/1849 d. 1921
7. (f) Emily Ann Makin * b. 1851 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong V18511836 37A/1851 d. 1931 Cabramatta ( Charles Orne 1873, Alfred Edward Roberts 1875)
8. (m) Daniel Makin b. 25/4/1853 Market St Wollongong bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong V18531763 39A/1853 d. 28/6/1942 Wollongong (Sarah Watson * 1878 , Emilie Harper * 1900 )
9. (f) Elizabeth Agnes Makin * b. 1856 Wollongong 8377/1856 d. 1942 (Alexander Bennett 1874)
10. (m) George Henry Makin b. 1858 Wollongong 13519/1858 d. 1930
11. (m) Frederick Edwin Makin b. 1860 Wollongong 14022/1860 d. 1877

Husband a ‘wharfinger ‘ at Wollongong Harbour, her son George succeeded him in that position.

THE Friends of the late Mrs. W. S. MAKIN are hereby respectfully invited to attend her FUNERAL: to leave her late residence, Corrimal-street, THIS DAY, at 3 o'clock, for old Church of England Cemetery. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 4 March 1890 p 3

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b. 6/10/1855 Dapto d. 10/10/1932 Helensburg

m. Boyd North Harper ( -1898 Helensburgh Son of Charles Harper & Mary *) 1881 Newtown

m. Daniel Makin (25/4/1853 Market St Wollongong- 28/6/1942 Wollongong Son of William S Makin & Ellen S Bolton *) 1900 Wollongong

f. Joseph Marceau m. Mary Barrett *

1. (f) Marie Isabel Harper * b. 1881 Sydney d. 7/8/1968 (James Edwards 1901)
2. (f) Myra Dora Perpetua Harper *b. abt 1883 d. 27/3/1965 Helensburgh ( Robert Rae 1900)
3. (m) Charles Harper b. 1885 Glebe d. 1895 Glebe
4. (m) Jane H Harper b. 1888 Newtown d. 1889 Newtown

Living Railway St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a carrier.

b. 1879 Wollongong d. 1941 Wollongong

f. Daniel Makin m. Sarah Watson

Living Crown St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

b. 1873 Kiama d. 13/7/1952 br. Wollongong General

m. Arthur Granville Makin ( 1870 Wollongong - 24/6/1957 Wollongong Son of Joseph Makin & Rebecca Kerr *) 25/12/1895 Wollongong

f. Evan Jones m. Sarah Hazelton *

1. (m) Arthur E Makin b. 1896 Wollongong
2. (m) Ernest R Makin b. 1897 Wollongong
3. (f) Dorothy E Makin b. 1900 Wollongong
4. (f) Stella F Makin b. 1903 Wollongong
5. (f) Female Makin b. 1907 Wollongong d. 1907
6. (m) Evan S makin b. 1910 Wollongong

Living Corrimal St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a groom.

MRS. H. MAKIN

Mrs. Hannah Makin died at her home, Coombs Street, Wollongong on Sunday. She was 79. Mrs. Makin is survived by her husband, Arthur, daughters Dorie (Mrs. Huxley, deceased),. Enid (Mrs. W. J. Fox), and sons Stan and Ray.

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (m) John R W Makin b. 1866 Wollongong

m. Thomas Makin 1893 Wollongong

1. (m) Thomas Makin b. 1893 Wollongong

d. 1943 Wollongong

m. Thomas Edward Makin (11/12/1864 Wollongong - 19/3/1929 Son of Joseph Makin & Rebecca Karr * ) 1885 Wollongong

f. Edward Gillen m. Julia

1. (m) Herbert James Makin b. 1887 Wollongong d. 1959 Campsie
2. (f) Catherine Ruby Maken b. 13/8/1891
3. (f) Myra Mary Makin b. 18/7/1893 Berella St Wollongong d. 1961 Wollongong (William E Oxenbridge 1915)
4. (m) Joseph Kirby Makin b. 1907 Wollongong d. 1968 Picton

Living Corrimal St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a carter.

d. 1871 Wollongong

m. John Maykin

f. John Lewis m. Mary A

1. (f) Elizabeth Makin * b. abt 1842 d. 1888 Woonona (Timothy Flavin 1862)
2. (m) Richard Makin b. 1851 Presbyterian Sydney St Andrew’s
3. (f) Martha Makin * b. 10/10/1856 Fairy Meadow 8450/1856 d. 1903 Redfern (Nichol McLean 1881, Henry Boyd 1901)
4. (f) Agnes Makin * b. 1859 Wollongong 14034/1859 d. 1908 Woonona (Edward Kerrison 1882)
5. (f) Eliza Maykin ( Thomas Delaney 1879)

d. 1918 Wollongong br. Wollongong General

m. Thomas Makin (1838 Parramatta - 3/12/1923 Wollongong Son of William Samuel Makin & Ellen Searle Bolton *) 1859 Wollongong 3224/1859

f. John Derritt m. ?

1. (m) William Samuel Makin b. 1860 d. 1932 (Barbara Emery *)
2. (f) Elizabeth Caroline Makin * b. abt 1863 d. 5/1/1935 Wollongong (William Wilson 1881)
3. (f) Eleanor S Makin b. 1869 Wollongong 19782/1869
4. (f) Emmeline Georgina Makin b. 1871 Wollongong 19561/1871
5. (f) Mary Ann J Makin b. 1874 Wollongong 21478/1874
6. (f) Alice Mary A J Makin * b. 1876 Wollongong 22531/1876
7. (m) Frederick Alfred J Makin b. 1879 Wollongong 26153/1879
8. (m) Edwin D B Makin b. 1882 Wollongong 19654/1882
9. (m) Arthur D H Main b. 1885 Wollongong 23648/1885

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

MRS. THOMAS MAKIN.

Last week Mrs. Makin, wife of Mr. Thomas Makin, of Garden Hill, Wollongong, passed away. The remains were interred in the Wollongong cemetery on Sunday. A husband and children are left to mourn their loss. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 14 June 1918 p 6

b. 1882 St Leonards d. 26/12/1958 Shellharbour

m. Percy Frederick Makin (abt 1880 -29/6/1922 Homebush Son of John Makin & Sarah) 1904 Wollongong

f. Samuel Turner m. Lavinia

1. (m) Percy H T Makin b. 1905 Wollongong d. 1958 Ashfield
2. (f) Beatrice M Makin b. 1906 Wollongong
3. (f) Mildred C Makin b. 1908 Wollongong
4. (f) Carmen R Makin b. 1913 Burwood
5. (f) Joyce E Makin b. 1910 Wollongong
6. (m) Gordon R Makin b. 1916 Burwood

Living Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Death notice says late of Homebush.

b.19/12/1841 Sydney d. 14/12/1920 Wollongong 20462/1920 br. Wollongong General

m. Joseph Makin (30/7/Charcoal- 13/7/1926 Wollongong Son of William S Makin & Ellen S Bolton *) 1864 Wollongong 3385/1864

f. Robert Kerr m. Dorcas Reid *

1. (m) Thomas Edward Makin b. 11/12/1864 Wollongong 16841/1865 d. 19/3/1929 (Johanna Gillen * 1885)
2. (m) Frederick George Makin b. 31/7/1866 Wollongong 16653/1866 d. 27/3/1936 Coogee (Ellen E Ryan * 1896)
3. (f) Edith Annie Makin * b. 22/5/1868 Wollongong 18151/1868 (Archibald G Beatson 1890)
4. (m) Arthur Granville Makin b. 13/5/1870 Wollongong 19006/1870 d. 1957 Wollongong (Hannah Jones * 1895 )
5. (m) Ernest Alfred Makin b. 30/11/1872 Wollongong 19560/1872 d. 26/8/1937 Bankstown
6. (f) Florence Louisa Makin * b. 19/5/1873 Wollongong 20806/1873 (Robert Dodd 1904)
7. (f) Ethel Maud Makin b. 23/12/1874 Wollongong 21787/1875 d. 21/5/1875 br. Pioneer Park Cemetery Wollongong
8. (m) Herbert Makin b. 24/8/1876 Wollongong 22608/1876 d. 1962 Parramatta (Edith Weeks * 1897)
9. (f) Dorcas Eleanor Makin b. 19/5/1878 Wollongong 24731/1878 (George S Whitcombe 1903)
10. (m) Robert Joseph Makin b. 18/8/1880 Wollongong 27504/1880 d. 19/10/1880
11. (f) Harriet Nolan * b. abt 1881 d. 28/12/1963 Wollongong ( William E Dwyer 1906)
12. (f) Hilda May Makin * b. 27/11/1882 Wollongong 19505/1882 d. 16/12/1957 (Bertram Tanko 1912)
13. (f) Ethel Maud Makin b. 1/8/1884 Wollongong 22880/1884 d. 20/12/1884 br. Pioneer Park Cemetery Wollongong
14. (f) Maria Mildred Makin b. 30/10/1887 Wollongong 25092/1887 d. 8/1/1888 Wollongong 10329/1888

Living Crown St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

OBITUARY
THE LATE MRS. J. MAKIN. An Appreciation.

It was with feelings of sorrow that the large circle of friends of Mrs. Joseph Makin learned of her demise on Tuesday last. She had been in failing health for somtime, and her end was not unexpected. Surrounded by a loving husband and family the late Mrs. Makin passed away peacefully after a life of good deeds, and left behind her an example which would be an edification to any town or district. Born at Sydney and married at St. Luke's. Dapto, she spent practically the whole of her life in this district, having attained the age of 79 years. Throughout her long residence in Wollongong her outstading charact eristic was charity, and many a poor family in days gone by had cause to bless the name of Mrs. Joseph Makin, for it truly salid that no one left her door hungry, and her life was an exemplification of the teaching of our Divine Master to 'Love one An other.' In sickness too, she was ever ready to endeavour to alleviate the sufferings of the afflicted. As a mother to the motherless, there are many today who owe their positions in life to the care bestowed, and the excellent example set them by the deceased lady, whose thoughts ever were in the direction of her fellow beings. Thus one has gone whom our district could ill afford to lose, but has left behind an example which should be productive of much good in our community. While we sympathise heartily with the sorrowing relatives, we realise too that those who had the honour of the deceased lady's acquaintance will join with us, and always remember the name of Mrs. Joseph Makin with love and gratitude. The funeral on Wednesday was largely attended, the remains were conveyed to St. Michael's Church, … Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 17 December 1920 p 5

b. 1851 Sydney St Lawrence’s d. 23/7/1898 Wollongong

m. Daniel Makin (25/5/1853 Market St Wollongong - 28/6/1942 Wollongong Son of William Makin & Ellen S Bolton) 1878 Sydney

f. John Watson m. Margaret

1. (f) Florence Ethel Makin * b. 1879 Wollongong d. 1941 Wollongong
2. (m Joseph Edwin Makin b. 1881 Wollongong d. 1963 Burwood
3. (m Percival Daniel Makin b. 1884 Wollongong d. 1954 Chatswood
4. (m Oscar William Makin b. 1888 Wollongong d. 1969 St Leonards
5. (m Sydney George Makin b. 1886 Wollongong d. 1956 Chatswood
6. (m) Stanley Watson Makin b. 1891 Wollongong d. 1974
7. (f) Elizabeth G Makin b. 1893 Wollongong (William S O’Donnell 1922)

Their grand-daughter Dulcie Watson Makin b. abt 1907 d. 1950 Wollongong (Charles G House 1929) was also listed as a child even though her mother was Florence Ethel.

MAKIN.—At her residence, Keira-Street, Wollongong, on January 23rd, Sarah, the beloved wife of Daniel Makin, aged 46 years. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 8 February 1898 p 2

b. 20/12/1845 d. 13/9/1918 Marrickville br. Rookwood

m. Charles Edwards () 29/4/1865

m. John Makin (1845 Wollongong 15/8/1893 Darlinghurst Gaol executed Son of William S Makin & Ellen S Bolton * ) 27/8/1871 Sydney

1. (m) William Sutcliffe Makin b. 2/8/1872 Wollongong
2. (f) Blanch Ellen G Makin b. 1874 Sydney
3. (f) Daisy Makin b. 1881 Sydney
4. (m) Leslie R Makin b. 1883 Sydney
5. (f) Linda Makin b. 1886 Redfern
6. (u) Makin

MAKlN.— At her residence, Royal Alfred Hotel, Crown and Keira streets, Wollongong, on the 2nd instant, the wife of Mr. John Makin, of a son. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 6 August 1872 p 2

…That John Makin and Sarah, his wife, were guilty of the slaughter of fourteen infants there seems little reason to doubt, but moral certainty and legal proof are different things. The only direct charges which could be brought against them concerned merely two of the babes who had been bereft of life. One was named Horace Amber Murray ; the other was, not without a touch of pathos, described merely as the ' unknown.' Its bones were distinguished from others by a number. The Jury at the Criminal Court decided that the prisoners had committed both crimes… South Australian Register 1 April 1893

MAKIN'S EXECUTION
Petition for a Reprieve
SYDNEY, Friday Afternoon.

The members for the Illawarra (Messrs. J. B. Nicholson and Campbell) today introduced George Makin, Daniel Makin, and Mrs Joseph Makin, a sister-law of the condemned babykiller, to the Premier. They presented a petition asking for a reprieve. The petition was to the effect that John Makin was a native of Wollongong, whose father had been 35 years in the employ of the Illawarra Steam Navigation Company. Makin resided at Wollongong until he reached manhood. He then married and left. His general conduct in the district had been good, and he had never indicated any natural tendency to callousness. The petitioners were assured that the wife was the originator of the crimes of which he had been convicted.. She had led him into committing crime. The petitioners expressed the solemn opinion that the wife was the arch offender throughout, and therefore respectfully urged that the petition should have earnest consideration. The members for the district bore strong testimony to the respectability of the various members of the Makin family. Mrs Joseph Makin said the wife was to blame. She had known her to knock her mother down and assault her mother-in-law. A better-hearted man than Makin was not-to be found, but his wife could turn him round her finger. When Makin married, his family did not speak for a long time to Makin's wife, who was a barmaid, whose character was well known, possessing the temper of a fiend. She was a strong-minded, terrible woman. Sir G. R. Dibbs: ‘If the Executive had decided to hang her, you would not have interposed to save her“ “No; I would not cross the road to save her,” was the reply. George Makin pleaded for mercy, saying that if his brother had chosen a better partner he would have been a good man. He could have made lots of money, but his wife would spend it in drink and leave him penniless. Daniel Makin also appealed for mercy for the sake of the family, so that Makin's dreadful end would not be thrown at them. The speaker wept bitterly. Mr. Nicholson said that Dr. Bowker desired him to state that no actual proof of the murder was possible. The children might have been buried in the manner found from motives of parsimony. Sir G. B. Dibbs said it was a painful matter, and the case had received more careful consideration than any previous case. The question was whether the Executive had power to allow the feelings of the immediate relations to influence the punishment in a case in which the jury had found a verdict of guilty. There were no facts adduced to show that the verdict, was wrong. The whole matter would again receive consideration at the Executive meeting to be held on Monday. Barrier Miner 11 August 1893

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b. 1869 Wollongong d. 1958 Wollongong

m. Thomas Malady (1863 Victoria – 6/6/1927 Wollongong Son of Thomas J Malady & Mary) 12/6/1889 St Francis Xavier’s

f. George Candy m. Jane Gilmore *

1. (m) Thomas Malady b. 1890 Ashfield 4829/1890 d. 21/8/1947 Wollongong
2. (f) Mary E Malady b. 1892 Hamilton
3. (m) James Lawrence Malady b. 1894 Petersham 27602/1894 d. 1947 Wollongong (Dorothy E Gallagher 1918)
4. (m) Laurence C Malady b. 10/8/1897 South Kembla 27736/1897 d. 1953 Newtown
5. (f) Catherine Malady b. 20/10/1899 Central Kembla 36189/1899 d. before 1947
6. (m) Patrick Malady b. 1904 Wollongong 18288/1904 d. 1965 Wollongong
7. (m) John Malady b. 1907 Wollongong 19928/1907 d. 1907 Wollongong

Living Central Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties.

b. 5/12/1858 Dapto 14028/1859

m. Alfred Frederick Martin Male ( 1857 -13/4/1885 Kangaroo Point Qld Son of John Male & Jane Rebecca Sophia Martin) 28/3/1883 Maryborough

f. Andrew Moran m. Mary Sheedy *

1. (f) Edith Pauline Annetta Male d. 1884 Qld 1884/C3798 d. 5/3/1884 Maryborough
2. (m) Frederick Walter Stanthorpe Male b. 1885 Qld 1885/C8444

MALE-MORAN.-March 28, at Maryborough, by the Rev. J. I. Knipe, Alfred F. M. Male, of Maryborough, to Winifred Moran, of Wollongong, New South Wales. The Sydney Morning Herald 18 April 1883

MALE—On the 13th April, at his residence. Kangaroo Point, Brisbane, Alfred F. M. Male, late manager of the Australian Joint Stock Bank, Stanthorpe and Maryborough, eldest son of John and J. R. S. Male, and beloved husband of Winifred Male. Aged 28 years. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser (Qld. : 1860 - 1947) Thursday 16 April 1885 Page 2

abt 1869 Durham d. 1927 Cowra br. Waverley

m. William James Maling ( - 1950 Katoomba Son of George Maling & Anne Elizabeth) 1887 Woonona 5439/1887

f. Robert Newton m. Annie * see Wynn

Ship: Northbrook 1879

Death of Mrs. Maling

A telegram from Cowra reports  that Mrs, W. J. Maling, a resident of Katoomba, who, with her husband ,was on a holiday trip, was taken seriously ill and admitted to Cowra hospital where she died shortly afterwards , She had been in indifferent health for the last four months, and contracted a chill. The many friends of the Malings will deeply regret this sad news , They only left Katoomba last month, for the purpose of spending the cold months in the Western centers. The Blue Mountain Echo (NSW : 1909 - 1928) Friday 17 June 1927 p 4

m. Thomas Mallon

1. (m) Michael Mallon b. 20/1/1856 Kiama reg Kiama RC

Husband a settler

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

With Thomas Molloy no occupation listed.

d. between 1913 and 1927

Agnes Malone, an aboriginal from La Perouse, pleaded guilty to a like offence (drunkenness). As she had been locked up since Saturday, and promised to return to the camp at La Perouse at once, his Worship ordered her to pay a fine of 5s, or be imprisoned till the rising of the Court. The Court rose a few minutes afterwards, and she was released. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 27 June 1899 Page 3

Agnes Malone, an aboriginal woman who was before the Bench the previous week, again graced the dock with her presence on Monday morning last, charged with being drunk on Saturday night and for so offending was asked by the Bench to part with 20s and not being able to find the wherewithal she retired from public life for seven days. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Wednesday 23 April 1902

In 1913 she found a murder victim An (full blooded) aboriginal woman, Agnes Malone, stated that she was out with her dog looking for bottles when the animal ran into the bush. She followed it, and found the body face downwards. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930) Thursday 11 September 1913

The aged lubra, Agnes Malone, who pottered about at all hours of the day, turning her hand to any sort of an odd job that might return an honest penny, is dead. Truth (Sydney, NSW : 1894 - 1954) Sunday 25 December 1927 Page 19

b. 21/8/1847 Goulburn d. 1924 Mosman

m. Owen Malone(1841 Braidwood -4/7/1902 Sydney Son of James Malone & Elizabeth McQuillan) 1864 Goulburn

f. Martin Grady m. Mary Knight

1. (m) James Arthur Malone b. 1865 Goulburn d. 24/1/1866 Queanbeyan
2. (m) John James Malone b. 1866 Queanbeyan d. 9/10/1873 Braidwood
3. (m) Luke Malone b. 1868 Braidwood d. 1926 Braidwood
4. (m) Hugh Malone b. 1870 Braidwood d. 1935 Marrickville
5. (f) Mary Malone b. 1872 Braidwood d. 1946 Paddington
6. (m) Owen Malone b. 3/1/1874 Braidwood
7. (f) Frances Malone b. 1876 Goulburn d. 2/7/1952 Paddington
8. (f) Agnes Malone b. 17/3/1879 Braidwood
9. (f) Ellen Malone b. 1880 Braidwood d. 1962 Liverpool
10. (m) Michael Joseph Malone b. 1883 Goulburn d. 4/11/1950 Sydney
11. (f) Florence M Malone b. 1887 Kiama d. 30/12/1946 Sydney
12. (f) Louisa Malone b. 1888 Kiama d. 1946 Sydney
13. (m) Reginald V Malone b. 19/9/1890 Braidwood d. 24/5/1932 Newtown
14. (f) Constance V Malone b. 26/5/1893 Braidwood (Elwyn E L Glazier 1922)

Husband in the coaching business from boyhood was the contractor for carrying the mails between Kiama and Nowra and Moss Vale.

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m. John Malone

1. (m) John Malone b. 2/10/1857 Kiama bp Kiama RC

Husband a settler

Living North Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

m. Patrick Malone 1869 Kiama

1. (f) Catherine Malone b. 9/9/1870 Shellhabour bp Kiama RC
2. (f) Ellen Malone b. 17/1/1873 Shellharbor
3. (m) James Malone b. 1874 Kiama
4. (m) John Malone b. 1876 Kiama
5. (f) Mary Maolne b. 20/9/1877 Shellharbor
6. (f) Johanna Malone b. 25/3/1880 ShellHarbour
7. (m) Patrick Malone b. 9/2/1882 Shellharbour

Husband a farmer

b. abt 1825 Limerick d. 16/7/1904 North Kiama br. Shellharbour

m. Bartholomew Malone (abt 1833 Limerick- 1902 Albion Park Son of James Malone & Kate )

Ship: Vocalist 1857

1. (m) James Malone b. 1857 at sea d. 1921 Newtown
2. (f) Bridget Malone * b. 20/6/1859 Shellharbour bp Kiama RC d. 12/9/1921 Randwick (Harry Weaver 1890)
3. (f) James Malone b. b. 14/4/1861 Shellharbour bp Kiama RC
4. (f) Catherine Malone * b. 1863 Shellharbour d. 2/6/1930 Ashfield (Walter Siely 1892)
5. (f) Mary Maloney b. 26/12/1864 Shellharbour bp Kiama RC
6. (f) Ellen Malone b. 11/6/1868 Shellharbor d. 1931 Auburn?
7. (f) Johanna Malone b. 13/7/1866 Shellharbour bp Kiama RC
8. (m) William Malone b. 15/6/1870 Shellharbour bp Kiama RC d. 1915 Liverpool
9. (m) John Malone b. d. 1897 Bowral

Mrs B MALONE. The death occurred on Saturday last at North Kiama Park, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr, H Weaver, of a vary old resident of the district in the person of Mrs,B Malone, widow of the lato Mr, B Malone, Mrs, Malone had been ailing for the past two or three years, and the cause of death was influensa, She was a native of Limeriok, Ireland, and was 73 years of age, having been resldent for almost 48 years of Shell harbour, Her remains were Interred In the Roman Catholic portion of the general cometery at ShellhaIrbour on Sunday, … The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 20 July 1904

Husband a settler or labourer

m. Batholomew Malone

1. (f) Mary Malone * b. abt 1856 Shellharbour (Thomas Keogh 1889)

m. Patrick Malone

1. (f) Winifred Malone b. 1868 Wollongong

m. Lot Maloney

1. Honora Maloney b. 13/12/1860 Gerringong bp Kiama RC

Husband a farmer

m. Timothy Maloney

1. (f) Margaret Teresa Maloney b. 3/9/1885 Clifton

m. James Maloney ( Son of James Maloney & ) 29/8/1865

f. John Cawley m.

MALONEY - CAWLEY On Tuesday, 29th August, by special licence at the Roman Catholic Presbytery by the Rev. W. X. Johnson, James Maloney of Bundock Plains, son of Mr John Maloney of Sydney, late of the County of .Limerick to Eleanor Mary Cawley, fourth and eldest daughter of Mr John Cawley, of Bundock Plains, late of Illawarra. Clarence and Richmond Examiner and New England Advertiser 5 September 1865

b. abt 1816

m. Jacob Buckett (1809 – 1859 Tarban Creek Asylum) 25/1/1847 Wollongong V1847892 95/1847

m. Patrick Maloney (abt 1807 - 17/3/1886 Round Mountain )

Convict Permission to Marry Index 1841 Wollongong

Ship: Sir John Falstaff

1. (f) Mary Buckett b. 16/12/1847 Jamberoo (Michael Quinlan 1870)
2. (m) James Buckett b. 24/6/1849 Jambaroo (Mary Winifred Smith * 1874)
3. (f) Sarah Buckett * b. 2/3/1851 Jambaroo (David Eveson 1887)
4. (m) John Buckett b. 6/4/1854 Jamberoo d. 24/12/1935 Lismore (Julia McCauliffe * 1883)
5. (m) William J Buckett b. 31/3/1856 Jamberoo 5137/1856 (Maria J *)

On 13th October 1860 Margaret was cautioning anyone against harbouring her son James who had run away from home as he apparently did not get on with his stepfather
Margaret and both her husbands had problems with the various accusations of assault, the use of obscene and insulting language and in paying wages to their employees.

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/AUS-NSW-SE/1999-01/0916223898

b. abt ? New Zealand

m. John Maloney (1857-) 13/12/1884 St Francis Xavier’s

f. Walter Dunlop m. Margaret Thompson

1. (f) Margaret C Moloney b. 1887 Kiama
2. (m) James W Moloney b. 1891 Kiama
3. (m) Thomas Maloney b. 1893 Kiama
4. (m) William J Maloney b. 1896 Albion Park
5. (m) Kathleen Mary Maloney b. 22/2/1898 Shellharbour
6. Mary Elizabeth Maloney b. 10/5/1900 Shellharbour
7. (f) Aileen Veronica Maloney b. 5/8/1902 Shellharbour
8. (f) Ita J Maloney b. 1909 Kiama

Witness Jane Dunlop, both resident Clifton

m. Thomas Moloney

1. (m) Patrick Moloney b. 1867 Kiama
2. (m) Timothy Moloney b. 29/2/1868 Spring Hill bp Kiama RC

Husband a labourer

Sentenced to be hung for murder 1834 but respited.

SATURDAY.-Before his Honor Judge Button, and a Military Jury,

Sarah M'Gregor and Mary Maloney, convict servants, were severally indicted for the wilful murder of Charles Waldron, at Springhill, hear Illawarra, on the 14th January last. (See Waldron Jemima) The Sydney Herald 24 February 1834

The two women, Mary Maloney and Sarah M' Gregor, who were convicted of murdering Captain Waldron, having been confined from the period of their condemnation in the cells of the Sydney gaol, the natural result is, that their health began to suffer, and they were therefore forwarded; Maloney, on Monday evening to Newcastle; and M'Gregor, the following morning to Windsor;-.in the gaols of which places they will be detained till the decision in their case can be obtained from England. The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 1 May 1834

A meeting of the Executive Council was held on Tuesday last, to take into consideration the circumstances attending the death of Captain Waldron. Their Honors the Judges were in attendance, and after mature deliberation the prisoners (Mary Maloney and Sarah M'Gregor) were pardoned. The evidence of Mrs. Waldron on the trial was very strong, and upon that evidence they were convicted. It is however impossible to say, even from the circumstances so minutely detailed, what, at the commencement of the affray, was the actual intention of the parties, the verdict returned by the Jury was a very proper one-” Guilty, but not contemplating the issue.“ The law has wisely ordained that, in all cases of this description, if any doubt arise, it shall be given in favour of the prisoner. The Sydney Herald 27 February 1834

In consequence of the decision of the Executive Council on Tuesday, the Sheriff has made known His Excellency's gracious respite to Mary Maloney and Sarah M'Gregor. The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 27 February 1834

Maloney and Macgregor, who were tried and convicted of the murder of Captain Waldron, but after wards respited. The medical gentleman examined before the inquest in that case stated that the apoplectic fit in which Captain Waldron died might have been brought on by excessive passion, occasioned by the conduct of the women, but that the blows inflicted by them could not have caused death. The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 13 November 1834

m. James Maloney

1. (m) John Malony b. 22/1/1871 Wollongong V18712495 121A/1871

m. Laurence Maloney

1. (f) Mary Moloney b. 7/1/1885 Clifton 23667/1885
2. (f) Ellen Moloney b. 3/2/1886 Clifton 24521/1886
3. (m) William Maloney b. 1892 Kiama

m. John Moloney

1. (m) John Moloney b. 3/8/1857 Shellhabrour bp Kiama RC

Husband a labourer

m. Edward Moloney 20/1/1851 Jamberoo

Both resident Jamberoo

1. (m) Edward Maloney b. 28/11/1851 Jambaroo
2. (m) Michael Malony b. 23/5/1853 Jamberoo reg Kiama RC

m. Patrick Malony

1. (m) James Molony b. 28/8/1874 Shellharbor

Husband a farmer

m. Owen Maloney (abt 1842 Limerick -) 2/2/1860 Braidwood

f. William Ricketts m.

1. (f) Frances Maloney
2. (f) Mary Maloney
3. (f) Gertrude Maloney

MARRIED. On the 2nd February, by special license, at Braidwood, by the Rev. Father O'Brien, Mr Owen Maloney, of the county Limerick Ireland, to Miss Mary Ricketts, second daughter of the late Mr William Ricketts, of Wollongong. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 6 April 1860 p 2

b. abt 1860 d. 15/4/1941 Qld br. Toowong Qld

m. Andrew Malvine(abt 1854 Genoa Italy-15/12/1941 Qld Son of Giuseppe Malvine & ?) 6/8/1886 Qld

f. John Boyd m. Eliza Nesbet

Ship: Duke of Buccleuch 1885 into Qld

1. (m) Andrew Malvine b. 1887 Woonona
2. (m) John Malvien b. 14/7/1888 Qld
3. (m) William John Malvine b. 1/7/1890 Gympie Qld
4. (f) Eliza Malvine b. 17/4/1892 Qld
5. (m) Joseph Malvine b. 20/9/1894 Anderleigh Qld
6. (f) Martha Malvine b. 19/8/1896
7. (f) Rosetta Malvine b. 1/10/1900
8. (f) Myrtle Malvine b. 14/9/1902 Qld
9. (f) Daisie Catherine Malvine b. 6/9/1904

b. abt 1832 Clereilin County Mayo Ireland

f. John Maly m. Mary

Religion : Roman Catholic

Ship: Panama 1850

Irish Orphan Other : Empl. C Bateson, Illawarra, £8, 1 yr.

b. 18/10/1858 Jamberoo d. 15/9/1939 Kiama br. Kiama General

m. Phillip Malzard ( abt 1860- 22/4/1942 ) 9/8/1883 Kiama

f. William Winley m. Sarah Ann Knight *

1. (m) John James Malzard b. 1884 Kiama d. 1963 Burwood ( Jessie L Sweet 1911)
2. (m) Ernest Philip Malzard b. d. 1960 Burwood ( Mary Wells 1909)
3. (f) Elsie H Malzard b. 1898 Kiama d. 1898 Kiama
4. (f) Edith M Malzard b. 1887 Canterbury (Albert J Coakes 1905)
5. (f) Emily C Malzard( George H Higson 1915)
6. (f) Ivy Malzard b. ( Charles Creighton 1913)
7. (f) Phyllis F Malzard b. 1896 Kiama ( Thomas J Warren 1915)
8. (m) Keith Malzard b. d. 1973 Sydney (Hazel Wray 1935 )
9. (f) Amy M Malzard b. 1900 Kiama ( Roy H Wetton 1920)

Living North Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

MRS. CLARA ANN MALZARD,   82 YEARS . A very old and highly respected resident of Kiama in the person of Mrs. Clara Ann Malzard passed away at her residence, Collins Street, on Friday last, at the age of 82, She had been in indifferent health for some two years, and when she took a bad turn some ten days ago her condition caused her people much concern. On Wednesday she suffered a second seizure from which she did not regain consciousness. Until her last illness, Mrs. Malzard retained a keen interest in all local affairs, and attended the Christ Church 80th Anniversary Celebrations in August last.

She had been a wonderful wife and mother having reared a large family, and there was a great spirit of devotion between Mrs. Malzard and her husband, to whom sincere sympathy is expressed in his irreparable loss in the severance of a partnership which had existed for 55 years. The late Mrs. Malzard was a member of a very old district family, and was born at Stony Creek, Jamberoo, the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Winley. She had lived in Kiama nearly all her life and had earned the affection and esteem of all with whom she came in contact for her kindly nature which was shown in countless acts of friendliness. She will be remembered as a splendid neighbour and one who was ready at all times to give a helping hand in cases of sickness and distress. The late Mrs. Malzard will be greatly missed by a very wide circle of friends, who will ever keep her in grateful remembrance. Her family had been a most devoted one. Mrs Malzard's chief interests were in her home and she took a very great interest in her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She is survived by her husband, Mr. Philip Malzard and children - John (Mortlake), Ernest (Newtown), Edie (Mrs. A. Coakes, Burwood), Emily (Mrs; Higson, Hornsby), Ivy (Mis. C. Creighton, Kiama), Phyllis (Mrs. T. Warren, Klama), Amy (Mrs R. Wetton Mosman) and Keith (Goulburn). Two older children predeceased her. There are also 45 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren, and two brothers, Mr. George Winley (Wollongong) and Mr. Charles Winley (Windsor)  

The funeral took place at the Church of England Cemetery, Kiama, on Sun- day afternoon, the large number present being testimony of the esteem in which the late Mrs. Malzard was held. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 20 September 1939 p 2

b. abt 1882 Northumberland d. 10/2/1913 br. Wollongong General

m. John George Mangles ( 1878 Lambton – 1945 Wollongong Son of Robert Mangles & Isabella) 1901 Wollongong

f. Michael Brown m. Hannah Ramsey *

Ship: Aberdeen 1885

1. (f) Isabella M Mangles b. 1902 Woonona (Albert E Taylor 1921)
2. (m) Gordon Greaves Mangles b. 1908 Woonona d. 1980
3. (f) Helena Mangles b. 1911 Wollongong (Volnet Horace Cooper 1939)

1903 Electoral roll –living at Balgownie Domestic Duties

DEATH. — The death occurred on Monday of Mrs. George Mangles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Brown, of Mount Pleasant. The deceased had been ill for some time, and she is survived by four children, the youngest being a year, and a-half old. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 14 February 1913 Page 2

b. 1876 Sydney d. 1956 Wollongong

m. Negus Edwin Hunt (3/1/1871 Ulladulla -8/7/1910 Helensburgh Son of John T Hunt & Mary A Brown * ) 1892 Woonona 7934/1892

m. Robert William Mangles (abt 1874 Auckland Durham -1961 Wollongong Son of Robert T Mangles & Isabella *) 1912 Helensburgh

f. William Cooper m. Philomena

1. (m) Negus Edwin Hunt b. 1893 Woonona 39754/1893d. 1950 Bulli
2. (m) William H Hunt b. 1894 Helensburgh 16196/1894
3. (m) Henry Hunt b. 1896 Helensburgh 31180/1896
4. (f) Minnie E Hunt b. 1899 Helensburgh 3673/1899
5. (f) Mary A V Hunt b. 1901 Helensburgh 3923/1901
6. (f) Alma R Hunt b. 1903 Helensburgh
7. (f) Rita M Hunt b. 1907 Helensburgh 24811/1907
8. (f) Sylvia I Hunt b. 1909 Helensburgh 14937/1909
9. (m) George R Mangles b. 1912 Helensburgh 43602/1912 
10. (f) Dulcie R Mangles b. 1913 Helensburgh 28477/1913
11. (f) Daphne Mangles b. 1914 Helensburgh 28508/1914
12. (f) Rose Mangles b. 1916 Bulli 8467/1916
13. (f) Bella Mangles b. 1916 Bulli 6468/1916
14. (m) Frederick Mangles b. 1918 Bulli d. 1982
15. (m) Leslie Mangles b. d. 1976

Living at Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

After her husband was killed in a colliery accident at the Metropolitan Colliery she and her children were voted 10 Pounds and 10 Shillings by the Helensburgh Workmen’s Club.

Bulli Court
TUESDAY (Before Mr. Chapman, S.M.)
BOUND OVER

Rose Mangles proceeded against Robert W. Mangles charging him with assault and apprehended violence at Woonona on Dec. 29. Defendant consented to be bound over to keep the peace. He was bound over on a bond of ! £10 to be of good behaviour for six months. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 15 January 1932 p 14

b.a 1882 Yass d. 1959 Mangrove Mountain

f. William Hoske Margrie m. Alice Clara

Living North Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –Governess

Amongst the recent matriculants at the Sydney University, we noticed the name of Miss Bertha Margrie, sister of the respected Master of Demondrille Public School. The young lady received her primary education, at the Convent of Mercy, Yass. Murrumburrah Signal and County of Harden Advocate (NSW : 1881 - 1947) Saturday 7 April 1900 Page 2

In the 20’s and 30’s while living at Mangrove Mountain she was producing honey which she entered in Agricultural Shows etc.

b. 1861 Sydney d. 11/9/1946 Lidcombe

m. William G Williams 1882 Sydney

m. Martin Manion (abt 1872 Wigan Lancashire England-1932 Abermain Son of James P Manion & Mary) 1906 Wollongong

f. Edward Dempsey m. Ann

1. (f) Catherine Williams (William Marshall 1929)
2. (m) Thomas Williams (Ethel)
3. (m) William Williams b. 1883 Sydney d. 8/6/1917 London (Jessie McIntosh 1912)
4. (m) Edward R Williams b. 1884 Sydney
5. (f) Elsie F Williams b. 1887 Paddington (Albert J Batterbee 1909)
6. (m) Frank Williams b. 1889 Waterloo
7. (m) Percy Joseph Williams b. 1893 Sydney d. 11/8/1916 France
8. (m) Ernest Joseph Williams b. 3/7/1898 Balgownie 27254/1898
9. (m) John Manion b. 1907 West Maitland

When son Ernest enlisted in 1918 his next of kin was his step father who was living in Abermain

WILLIAMS.- Killed in action, In France, August 11, 1916, Private J. P. Williams,. dearly-loved son and step-son of Private M. Manion, and Hannah Manion, of Abermain; aged 23 years. Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954) Saturday 30 September 1916 p 4

MANION.-September 11 1946. at Her daughter's residence. 27 Calool Street Lidcombe. Hannah Manion late of Abermain and relict of Martin Manion beloved mother of Elsie, Kit, Bill (deceased) Tom (New Zealand) Frank. Percy (deceased) Ern and Jack loved mother-in-law of Jess. Ethel (New Zealand) Ciss. Jean. Pearl, Jack, and Bill, and dear sister of Maggie Thompson aged 85 years The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 12 September 1946 p 16

b. abt 1872 d. 13/5/1958 Wollstonecraft

m.Elijah Manley (abt 1869 -19/8/1952 Liechhardt Son of Alfred Manley & Mary Jane) 1891 Broken Hill

f. James Seymour m. Mary

1. (f) Florence Manley b. 1891 Broken Hill d. 1891 Broken Hill
2. (m) Elijah Clarence Roy Manley b. 1892 Broken Hill d. 1937 Rockdale
3. (m) Laurie Lancelot Manley b. 25/11/1894 Broken Hill d. 1960 Wollongong
4. (m) Ernest W Manley b. 1900 Wollongong d. 1972 Katoomba
5. (m) William S Manley b. 1908 Blayney

1903 Electoral roll –living at Lakelands Domestic Duties. Husband a labourer.

d. 1917 Petersham

m. Duggan

m. James Manns (abt 1831/1818 Ireland- 25/6/1904 Curramore Jamberoo Son of William Mann & Mary)) 1881 Shellharbour RC 4526/1881

f. Mortimer Kellaher m. Elizabeth/Johanna

1903 Electoral roll –living at Curramore Domestic Duties.

She was living at Jamberoo in 1911 when her brother William died at Bowral.

b. 1815 Hawkhurst, Kent d. ? 1864 Kiama

m. John Wood Mannering ( 1813 Kent- 1862 Glebe)

f. William Watts m. Sophia Buss *

1. (f) Olive Wood Mannering * b. 1840 Kent, England d. 2/2/1904 Jamberoo, (George Barnes 1863)

Her mother is recorded as dying in 1863 registered in 1864 in Kiama. She may not have died in Kiama, as many sources state.

http://records.ancestry.ca/sophia_watts_records.ashx?pid=20518089

b. 1866 Wollongong 16629/1866 d. 11/8/1926 Sydney

Unmarried or no father listed

m. Peter T Manning 1895 Sydney

f. Geroge Amos m. Jane Barker *

1. (f) Elizabeth M M Amos b. 1890 Wollongong 38114/1890 
2. (f) Gwennie M Amos b. 1893 Wollongong 39227/1893 
3. (f) Rita M Amos/Manning b. 1895 Wollongong 28518/1895 
4. (m) John Manning b. 1911 Waterloo 22483/1911 

Living Keira St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a carpenter.

Rita’s birth was reregistered in 1926 as Manning

MANNING,— 11th August, 1926 at Sydney Hospital, Annie Elizabeth Manning, beloved wife of Peter Thomas Manning. Aged 61 years. The Sun (Sydney, NSW : 1910 - 1954) Wednesday 11 August 1926 p 10

b. abt 1865 d. 16/4/1948 br. Bulli General

m. Manning

1. (f) Thora Manning b. abt 1913 d. 9/9/1993 Moruya ( William G Elliott 1932 )

m. John Manning 1859 Wollongong

d. December 1914 Wollongong 18475/1914

m. John Mannion (Tasmania-about 21/7/1925 Port Kembla ) 1888 Wollongong 5564/1888

f. Patrick Larkin m. ?

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

b. abt 1821 Co Galway Ireland d. 2/5/1902 Albert Memorial Hospital

m. John Mannion (–Son of John Mannion & Ann Sweeney) 13/8/1855 Hobart

f. John Hussey m. ?

Ship: Blackfriar 1851

Cause of Death: murdered

1. (m) Thomas Mannion b. 1856 Hobart Tas.
2. (m) John Mannion b. Tasmania d. about 21/7/1925 Port Kembla 12169/1925 (Mary Larkin 1888)

Convict Indent:

Convicted at

Co Galway Ireland 14/3/1850

Crime

Arson

Sentence

7 years

Prior convictions

None

Behaviour

Good

Marital status

Single

Education

Could Not read or write

Occupation

Servant

Appearance

Height 5’ 3 ¾”, age 30, Sallow complexion, Red hair

Large face, low forehead, sandy eyebrows, blue eyes, freckled, pimple right side of nose

scar on left arm below elbow.

She was tried at Hobart on 11/2/1857 for assult and robbery with her sister-in-law Ann Mannion- sentence 12m hard labour, Cascades Gaol

http://researchtasmania.com.au/documents/biographies/Mannion_Ann.pdf

AN IllAWARRA MYSTERY
Suspected Murder of an Old Woman.

A telegram from Wollongong states that a Five Islands, Port Kembla, an old woman named Winifred Manion, who lived in a hut by herself, was in the habit of going to Frank O'Donnell's house every day for milk. On O'Donnell's return from town on Thursday evening he was informed that the woman had not paid her usual visit. This was so unusual an occurrence that O'Donnell proceeded to her residence. On entering the premises he found Mrs Manion lying on her bed, unconscious, with a deep gash in her forehead. The bed was saturated with blood, but nothing in the hut had been disturbed. Everything, however, pointed to a brutal assault having been committed. The police were communicated with and the victim taken to the hospital, where she died. The authorities have no clue to the guilty party. The woman was an old-age pensioner. Barrier Miner 3 May 1902

THE FIVE ISLANDS MYSTERY
EVIDENCE AT THE INQUEST
WOLLONGONG, Thursday.

The adjourned inquest touching the cause of death of Winifred Manion, who was found on Thursday, May 1, brutally assaulted in a hut on Five Islands Estate, and who died in Albert Memorial Hospital on the following day was resumed at the court house to-day before the Coroner (Mr C. C. Russell) and a jury of twelve. Senior-sergeant Banks conducted the case. Detective Fullerton was also in attendance.

John Manion, son of the deceased woman, deposed that his mother was 76 years of age, and resided with him at Kembla up to last year, subsequently removing to a hut on Five Islands Estate, where she lived by herself. He saw her three weeks prior to the assault, when she was in good health. On May 1 Mr. F. O'Donnell's son called on him about 6 o'clock and informed him that his mother was lying unconscious in her hut. When he arrived he found his mother lying in a pool of blood. He spoke to her, but received no answer. Nothing appeared to be disturbed in the hut and there was no blood about the floor. He sent for Dr Read, of Wollongong. In the meantime he made a search of the premises and found a purse in the box at the foot of the bed, which only contained a brooch and no money. Shortly after he helped to remove his mother to the Wollongong hospital she never having regained consciousness. His mother was in receipt of an old age pension.

Dr Read stated that on examining deceased he found the left side of her head and face clotted with blood, which had soaked through the pillow. Her left side was paralysed. There was blood on the palm of her right hand, which had dried and was difficult to wash away. There was a wound of 2 inches in length above the left eyebrow. Deceased was unconscious all the time he was present. The wound was caused by a blunt instrument evidently having been given by a backhand hit. He afterwards examined the bar produced, and  found no blood on it. ln his opinion deceased died from laceration of the brain. He thought the wound had been caused 12 hours previously.

Francis O'Donnell deposed that deceased resided in a hut about 200 yards from his residence at Five Islands. He last noticed deceased alive on April 30 in the afternoon. On the following day, on his return from Wollongong, one of his employees, McGrath, informed him deceased had not been about that day. He proceeded to the hut and called deceased by name. Her answer was a moan. He then struck a match and went in and fouud deceased lying in a pool of blood and unconscious. He did not hear any screams on the night of the assault.

Dr Lee, Government Medical Officer, stated that he saw deceased at the hospital on May 2. She was then alive, but died a few hours afterwards. On May 3 he made a post-mortem examination. The only wound deceased had was on the left eyebrow, which  was caused by a blow. All the other organs were in a remarkably healthy condition.

Neville Carney, a State boy, in the employ of O'Donnell for five and a half years, stated that deceased came to the hut on April 19 last and sat down beside him at the breakfast table and asked him to bring her flour from Wollongong. Sho gave him a half-sovereign to pay for it. He noticed her purse, which contained about two half-crowns in one side and two half-sovereigns in the other. After a half- sovereign had been taken out there were two gold coins left.

Joseph McGrath, Catherine McInnes, Mary Bailey, Pete Reicke also gave evidence as to the finding of the deceased in the hut.

Senior-sergeant Banks stated that about 10 p .m. on the 1st, in consequence of a report, he proceeded to the scene of the tragedy and found deceased in bed. She was unconscious and moaning. He found blood-stained clothing at the door. He then made a search of the hut and surroundings and found a spot of blood on the corrugated iron at the top of the bed. There was no indication whatever that any struggle had taken place, nor had the doors and window been forced open. Since August, 1901, deceased had received £19 10s from the old-age pension fund.   Accompanied by Defective Fullerton, he had made full inquiries and obtained no clue whatever.

After two hours deliberation the jury returned a verdict that deceased died from the effects of a blow inflicted by some person or persons unknown to the jury.  The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 16 May 1902

b. abt 1833 d. 21/9/1915 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. John Mannix 18/11/1855 Shoalhaven Reg Kiama RC

f. Edward Twohill m. Mary

1. (m) Patrick Joseph Manix b. 24/8/1856 Dapto d. 26/2/1933 (Jane Larkin * 1890)
2. (f) Ellen Maddoxs b. 14/12/1857 Dapto 13294/1858 d. 1872 Wollongong
3. (f) Margaret Theresa Maddix * b. 24/4/1859 West Dapto 14103/1859 d. 15/8/1924 Marrickville (Charles John Highland 1880)
4. (f) Mary Josephine Mannix b. 12/1/1860 West Dapto d. 1918 Paddington (Scanlan)
5. (m) John Mannicks b. 21/1/1861 West Dapto 14296/1861
6. (m) James Mathew Mamiseks b. 21/4/1863 Wollongong 15006/1863 (Margaret Daley 1900)
7. (m) William Manix b. 4/1/1865 Wollongong Mount Keira 16856/1865 d/4/4/1888 Mount Keira
8. (m) Edward Manix b. 30/8/1866 Mount Keira Wollongong d. 30/10/1904 Annanadale
9. (f) Bridget Mary Manix b. 16/4/1868 Mount Keira
10. (m) Maurice Manning b. 13/12/1869 Mount Keira d. 6/8/1870 Mount Keira
11. (f) Catherine Mannix b. 28/5/1871 Mount Keira (Ernest Lowe 1896)
12. (f) Hannah Mannix b. 12/11/1872 Mt Keira
13. (m) Francis Manix b. 1/8/1874 Mount Keira d. 5/8/1875 Mount Keira
14. (f) Bridget Ellen Manix b. 25/2/1877 Mt Keira Mines (James Templeton 1905)

b. abt 1817 d. 3/10/1903 Robertson

m. John Manix

f. Patrick Sheehan m. Catherine

1. (m) John Menang b. 7/6/1851 Dapto
2. (m) Patrick Mannox b. 21/4/1853 Dapto reg Kiama RC d. 3/3/1887 Burrawang (Mary A McGrath 1885)
3. (f) Bridget Manix * b. 20/2/1855 Dapto d. 27/7/1938 Coffs Harbour (Patrick O’Neill 1884)
4. (m) Michael Mannix b. 3/3/1857 Dapto 12203/1857
5. (f) Maria Mary A Mannix b. 20/2/1859 Dapto 14101/1859
6. (f) Catherine Manix b. 23/1/1861 West Dapto
7. (m) Thomas Mannix b. 11/1/1863 Dapto 14932/1863
8. (m) Denis Manix b. 23/8/1865 Dapto

Mrs. John Mannix, aged 86, died on Saturday, She had been a resident of the south coast for over 50 years. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Saturday 10 October 1903 p 5

m. John Menang

1. John Menang b. 7/6/1851 Dapto

With Edward Mannix a labourer.

Living at Mount Keira in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b. abt 1861 Dapto d. 7/6/1942 Wollongong br. Wollongong General

m. Patrick Mannix (1860 Dapto -26/2/1933 Son of John Mannix & Bridget Twohill * see O’Hara) 12/6/1890

f. Patrick Larkin m. Mary Kennedy *

1. (f) Mary Eileen Mannix b. 28/7/1891
2. (f) Anne Geneveva Mannix b. 18/3/1893 Mount Keira
3. (f) Hilda May Mannix b. 8/4/1895 Mount Keira d. 29/1/1899 Mt Keira aged 3 years & 8 mths Typhoid fever
4. (f) Grace Magdalena Mannix b. 15/7/1898 Mount Keira
5. (f) Cecil J Mannix b. 1902 Wollongong
6. (f) Myrtle E Mannix b. 1905 Wollongong

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

b. abt 1873 Albion Park d. 17/4/1913 br. Wollongong general

m. James Mathew Mannix (1866 Mt Keira - 25/6/1938 Wollongong Son of John Mannix & Bridget Twohill * see O’Hara) 23/11/1900 St Francis Xavier’s

f. Michael Daley m. Margaret Collins *

1. (m) William J Mannix b. 1901 Woonona
2. (f) Margaret I Mannix b. 1903 Wollongong
3. (f) Ellen M Mannix b. 1905 Woonona
4. (f) Blancke K Mannix b. 1907 Wollongong
5. (m) Thomas Cecil Francis Mannix b. 1908 Wollongong d. 11/9/1908 Mt Keira aged 11 weeks
6. (m) Harold J Mannix b. 1910 Wollongong
7. (m) Arthur L Mannix b. 1913 Wollongong

Living at Mount Keira in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband a miner.

Mrs. J. Mannix- of Mt, Keira Road, died rather suddenly on Thursday morning. It is a particularly sad case, as she leaves a husband with six young children, the eldest of whom is but 12 years, while the baby is only a fortnight old. Widespread sympaithy is being expressed for the bereaved ones. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 18 April 1913 p 9

b. abt 1834 Co. Leitram Ireland d. 29/8/1899 Wollongong Hospital br. West Dapto Catholic Cemetery

m. Michael Mannix 5/10/1877 Dapto RC

f. Patrick Cavanagh m. Ellen

Brother Patrick Cavanagh also in NSW

b. 7/6/1860 West Dapto d. 14/10/1926 Bulli

m. Michael Mannix (abt 1851 – 12/8/1927 Bulli Son of John Mannix & Catherine) 1903 Glebe

f. Francis J Smith/ Schmitt m. Victoria Matershake see Turnbull

Husband conducted a wood and coal yard at Bellambi

Mrs. Mary Mannix, wife of Mr. Michael Mannix, of Pioneer Road, Bellambi, died in the Bulli Hospital yesterday. Deceased was a sister to Mr. John Smith, of Coledale. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 15 October 1926 Page 16

Mrs. M. Mannix, a resident of Bellambi for a great number of years, died in the Bulli Hospital on Thursday at an advanced age. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 15 October 1926 Page 13

m. John Mansbridge

1. (m) William R D Mansbridge b. 1838 CofE Dapto/Wollongong
2. (m) Charles Mansbridge b. 10/10/1840 West Maitland
3. (f) Anne Mansbridge b. 16/10/1842 West Maitland

Husband may have been in the military, her son Charles was and was given a military service medal at age 15.

1903 Electoral roll –living at Convent Rd Dapto Domestic Duties

With George Mansfield a carpenter.

1903 Electoral roll –living at The Meadows Domestic Duties

1903 Electoral roll –living at Weston’s Meadows Domestic Duties

b. 15/6/ aboard ‘Tantivy’ between England and the USA d. 1932 Carlingford br. Carlingford

m. Alexander John Wares Manson (abt 1842 Presbyterian Sydney St Andrew’s Church -30/9/1917 Epping Son of David Manson & Margaret ) 1872 Armidale

f. William Dorrington m. Emily Nye

1. (m) Archibald William Manson b. 1873 Armidale
2. (m) Alexander James Manson b. 1875 Armidale d. 6/11/1926
3. (f) Marion Jessie Manson b. 1878 Armidale
4. (f) Emily Margaret Manson b. 1883 Wollongong (Algernon S M Johnson 1909)

Husband was brother of David Wares Manson see Mary Ann Pryor *

Photograph held by the Sate Libarary of NSW http://acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/item/itemDetailPaged.aspx?itemID=921237

1903 Electoral roll –living at Osborne St Dapto Domestic Duties

1903 Electoral roll –living at Weston’s Meadows Domestic Duties

b. abt 1855 d. 10/6/1945 Ashfield br. Albion Park General

m. David Wares Manson (abt 1847 Presbyterian Sydney St Andrew’s Church - 16/5/1913 Wollongong Son of David Manson & Margaret )

f. James Pryor m. Rosanna

1. (f) Annie Adeline Manson b. 1877 Kiama
2. (m) Alexander John Manson b. 1879 Wollongong (went to South Africa in the Boer War and stayed)
3. (f) Elfrida M Manson b. 1883 Wollongong
4. (m) David L Manson b. 1886 Wollongong
5. (m) Archibald P Manson b. 1889 Wollongon
6. (f) Florence Rose Manson b. 1883 Wollongong d. 8/2/1978 Merrylands (George Langley 1900)

1903 Electoral roll –living at The Meadows Domestic Duties

Husband was brother of Alexander John Wares Manson see Betsy H Dorrington *

b. 16/1/1877 Anvil Creek d. 8/3/1953 Homebush

m. Robert Henry Campbell (1872 Paddington -1923 Homebush Son of Charles W Campbell & Ann J) 28/6/1897 Wollongong

m. Alfred Edward Manston (-1939 Burwood Son of William Joseph Knight Manston & Mary Ann) 1926

f. John Bolam Green m. Jane Watson *

1. (f) Ivy J Campbell b. 1898 Woonona 36150/1898
2. (f) Linda M Campbell b. 1900 Woonona 28019/1900
3. (m) Albert H Campbell b. 1903 Woonona 26814/1903
4. (m) Bertie W Campbell b. 1907 Woonona 9517/1907
5. (f) Millicent N D Campbell b. 1909 Wollongong
6. (f) Doris B Campbell b. 1912 Wollongong
7. (m) John W Campbell b. 1916 Wollongong

Living at Balgownie in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties First husband a miner.

MANSTON, Mary Jane.—March 7, 1953, at her residence, 20 Malta Street, Homebush, widow of the late Alfred Edward Manston and loving mother of Ivy, Linda, Albert, Bertie, Millie, Doris, and Jack.

b. abt 1874 d. 19/1/1941 Wollongong br. Brownsville Anglican

m. William Mant ( abt 1860 -19/3/1933 Wollongong Son of Joseph Mant & Emma) 1902 Rockdale

f. James Hannay m. ?

1. (m) William Arthur Mant b. 1906 Dapto d. 1973 Wollongong

Living at Balgownie in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

OBITUARY

The death occurred In tho Wollongong District Hospital on Sunday, of Mrs. Caroline Mant, at the age of 67 years. The late Mrs. Mant had lived in Dapto for about 25 years, where she made a wide circle of friends who will mourn her passing. She was a prominent worker for the local Red Cross, where her services will be miss ed. Her body was laid to rest in the Brownsville cemetery alongside her late husband, who predeceased her by about 10 years. The Rev. M. A. Pay- ten, who was assisted by Rev. Willson (Methodist) officiated at the graveside. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. William Mant and his two step-sisters, Mrs. Fanny Myers, Redfern, and Mrs. Ellis (Ellice) Fairhurst, Wollongong.

b. 1872 Sussexd. 9/1/1931 Bulli br. Bulli General

m. Henry Joseph Mant (abt 1875 Bognor Sussex – 11/9/1947 Woonona ) 1893 East Preston Sussex

f. Richard Frederick Millington m. Charlotte Belam

1. (m) Henry Frederick John Mant b. 1896 d. 1946 Wollongong
2. (f) Edith May M Mant b. 1898 d. 1983 (Alfred Narbeth 1916 )
3. (m) Charles William Robert Mant b. 1900 d. 1965 Wollongong (Ethel Tresidder 1921 )
4. (f) Sylvia Elizabeth Mant b. 1905 d. 1985 (Edward T Chapman 1922)

OBITUARY
EDITH ELIZA MANT

We have to record the death of one well-known throughout the district in the person of Edith Eliza, wife of Mr. Henry Mant, of Bulli.

While attending a matinee at Royal Theatre, Bulli, last Saturday week (3rd January), this lady suddenly became very ill, having to be taken home, nnd Dr. Crossle and Dr. Palmerboth recommended that she be conveyed to Bulli Hospital, which was done next morning. Every attention was given her at the institution, but double pneumonia in septic form was too much for her to withstand, and, despite her brave efforts, she passed away during her sleep at midnight last Friday (9th), being bright and cheerful right to the last, never having lapsed into unconsciousness. The husband and family, also her sister (Mrs. Wheatland, of Harden) and brother (Mr. Millington, of Thirroul) had been re maining at her bedside, and she con versed freely with them prior to lapsing into her last sleep.

The body was conveyed to the Home in Bulli, ..

The interment took in place in Hie Church of England section of Bulli cemetery, ..

With her husband and. family, the late Mrs. Mant came from Littlhampton (Sussex, England) about 23 years ago. They first made their home in Bulli and remained there throughout, with the exception of three years in Wollongong, and they, also, made two trips to England. In both Bulli and Wollongong Mr. Mailt has conducted, in turn, a livery stable and motor bus business, and the deceased proved a remarkable helpmate to her husband, being a good business woman, and one who created an impression with all customers, tourists in particular showing much appreciation of her attention and help. She was ofbright and happy nature, with kindly feeling.

In addition to the husband, the family is comprised of Mrs. A. Narbeth (May, Woonona), .Mrs. E. Chapman (Sylvia, Bulli), Frederick , (Wollongong), Charles (Woonona). There is much sympathy for themIllawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 16 January 1931 Page 8

b. 3/8/1868 Queanbeyan d. 13/5/1901 Wollongong br. Brownsville Anglican

m. William Mant (abt 1860 -19/3/1933 Son of Joseph Mant & Emma) 11/6/1889 Queanbeyan

f. George Gifford m. Frances Smith

1. (f) Frances Emma Mant b. 1894 Rockdale d. 1973 Sydney (Henry Wilson 1912, James R Myers 1930)
2. (f) Edith Annie Mant b. 1896 Queanbeyan
3. (f) Ellice May Mant b. 1897 Wollongong 1970 Wollongong (Fairhurst)

Living at South Clifton in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b. 13/12/1844 Dapto V18451654 30A/1845 d. 20/8/1939 Bankstown

m. John Marceau ( 6/7/1845 Dapto- 31/8/1942 Lidcombe Son of Joseph Marceau & Mary Barrett *) 1866 Wollongong

f. Benjamin Rixon m. Margaret Finnamore *

1. (m) Alfred James Rixon b. 1862 Wollongong d. 1939 Kogarah (Mary Jane Taylor 1905)
2. (f) Teresa Marceau b: 1867 Grafton d. 1869
3. (f) Ada Isabel Teresa Marceau b: 1868 Jugiong (William C Norris 1895)
4. (f) Emily Florence Marceau b. 1870 Richmond River d. 1870
5. (f) Mary Constance Hassall Marceau b: 1871 Richmond River (Sydney W G Kirk 1887)

MARRIED FOR 70 YEARS
Playmates at School

MR. and Mrs. JOHN MARCEAU, of Revesby, near Bankstown, have just celebrated the seventieth anniversary of their wedding.

Both were born at Dapto, New South Wales. Mr. Marceau was born on July 7, 1845, and Mrs. Marceau on December 12. 1844. They were pupils at the same school at Dapto, but after they left school Mr. Marceau lost sight of his friend for several years.

Then, one day, while he was a guest at a wedding in the district, he saw a pretty girl among the party. He asked another guest who was the attractive girl with the lovely curls. The man replied: “You should know Ellen; you went to school with her,” Mr. Marceau said he immediately renewed his friendship with his former playmate, and they were married six weeks later.

After their marriage they spent a number of years on the land in the Clarence and Richmond River districts. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 10 December 1936

Old Resident Passes

The death occurred last Sunday, at Bankstown of Mrs Ellen Marceau, at the age of 97 years.

The late Mrs. Marceau is survived by her husband, John, who is aged 94 and one daughter. John, is a brother to Jim, of Figtree, who is 82, and the only surviving member of the Marceau family is Ellen (Mrs. Dillworth) who is 89,

Two years ago two other members of the family died, aged 89 and 84 respectively.

The late Mrs. Marceau was formerly a Miss Rixon, her father, Benjamin Rixon, being an expert tracker; he recovered many lost people in those years.

The old couple who were both born at Dapto, were resident in the Bankstown district for several years and in 1936 they celebrated the 70^th anniversary of their wedding.

Two grandsons of Mr. and the late Mrs. Marceau (Tom and Eric Kirk, of Mt. Wilson) won the logsawing championship at the R.A.S. Show last year.

The funeral took place to the Rookwood Cemetery and was largely attended. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 25 August 1939 Page 8

b. 1815 d. 14/2/1909 br. Old Grave Yard West Dapto Catholic Cemetery

m. Joseph Marceau (24/1/1806 L'Arcadie, Quebec, Canada -8/6/1883 West Dapto Son of James Marceau & Archange Bourgeois) 9/10/1844 Wollongong (record hard to read)

f. John Barrett m. Ellen Simpson *

1. (m) John Marceau b. 6/7/1845 Dapto d. 31/8/1942 Lidcombe (Ellen Rixon * 1866)
2. (f) Mary Ann Marceau * b. 28/10/1847 Dapto d. 26/8/1936 Lakemba (James Perkins 1867)
3. (f) Ellen Rose Marceau b. 24/11/1849 Dapto d. 1940 Newtown (Alford Waterman 1870, Samuel John Ferguson 1873, William Dilworth abt 1900)
4. (m) Joseph Francis Marcaux b. 11/12/1851 Dapto d. 14/7/1936 Araluen (Margaret A Grigg 1878)
5. (m) Edward Luke Marceau b. 17/10/1853 Dapto d. 4/12/1917 Mortdale (Elizabeth Sinclair 1879)
6. (f) Emilie Marceau *b. 6/10/1855 Dapto d. 10/10/1932 Helensburg (Boyd North Harper 1881, Daniel Makin 1900)
7. (m) James Marceau b. 6/1/1858 West Dapto 13310/1858 d. 20/5/1947 Figtree (Rebecca Clarke * 1886)
8. (m) Benjamin Alhanitius Marceau b. 2/5/1860 West Dapto 13871/1860 d. 1922 Dapto (Mary Ann Barber * 1892)
9. (f) Perpetua Marie (Isabella T) Marceau b. 2/7/1862 West Dapto 15077/1862 d 1914 Cornelian Bay Tas.(Charles Ernest Husband 1892)
10. (f) Teresa Bridget Marceau *b. 8/10/1864 West Dapto 16579/1864 d. abt 1896 (Oliver W Collier 1890)
11. (f) Isabella Anne Marceau * b. 16/3/1869 Wollongong d. 11/2/1898 Dapto (John Hollingworth 1893)

Living at West Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Husband was a shoemaker then farmed at Dapto. He was a French Canadian sent to Australia as a convict for taking part in a rebellion.

Abduction. - Thomas Maguire was brought before the court on remand, charged with having abducted Ellen Rose Marceau, daughter of Josoph Marceau, of West Dapto, the said Ellen Rose Marceau being under 16 years of age. Joseph Marceau deposed that Ellen Rose Marceau, the girl before the court, was his daughter. Ellen Woods, wife of Arthur Woods, publican at Appin, deposed that on the 27th of last month, the prisoner had breakfast at her house at which the girl was present; deponent   had very little conversation with them ; they said that they had walked from the London River that morning ; they left deponent's house for Campbelltown in a cart, Mr. Woods driving them, and the prisoner paying for the convey- ance ; they did not say they were man and wife, nor did deponent ask them whether they were married or not, but she took them to be man and wife, and remarked to the girl that she had a young face for a wife. Ellen Rose Marceau deposed as follows : -I recollect the 26th day of last month ; on that day I was under the care, and protection of my father; I have known the prisoner for eighteen months ; he is a married man: I left my father's house with   him on the 26th of September last without my father's consent; the prisoner induced me to go away with him; he made arrangements with me to meet him at the big tree just behind our house; I left my father's house about 10 o'clock at night; the prisoner was waiting for me out- side at that time; he had horses at Mrs. Smith's bush at West Dapto, to which place I went; I took a small bundle of clothing with me, we mounted the horses and went on ; the prisoner stopped two or three minutes at Charcoal, at the place where Thomas Lindsay used to keep a butcher's shop. William Rogan was at the   place when prisoner stopped; Rogan went with us to the other side of Fairy Meadow; we were all on horseback; I had no conversation with Rogan ; prisoner cautioned me not to have any conversation with Rogan: on the other side of   Fairy Meadow William Rogan took the horses and went back, leaving me in company with the prisoner ; that occurred about two hours after leaving home ; after Rogan left us we stayed at the house where Mr. Brasnell keeps a school; no one stays there during the night; that house is on the road to Appin, near the mountain; we got in by the window, prisoner getting in first, and we slept there together; we left a little before daylight, and then proceeded to the top of the mountain where we stayed all day and then walked on to where they change horses at a river, where we stayed the remainder of the night in the bush; we left there next morning, and walked on to Appin ; prisoner took me to Mrs. Woods' house at Appin; we had refreshment there for which prisoner paid; Mrs. Woods asked me how old I was, and I said I would be eighteen next month ; prisoner did not tell me to say I was eighteen ; we went to Campbelltown in Mr. Woods' cart; prisoner paid Mr. Woods for driving them to Campbelltown; Mr. Woods drove them to an hotel in Campbelltown, near the railway station; they proceeded thence to Sydney, and took lodgings at Glue's boarding-house, in Pitt-street, where they had a room which they occupied as man and wife; at the end of the week prisoner said he was going to Dapto to get some money, he said he expected some money would have been sent to him by William Rogan ; the amount was £10 or £15, and that it was because he did not receive the money that he went to Dapto; he left her half a-crown, and told her to say if she should be taken in Wollongong that she left her home on her own accord, and that he did not take her away. On last Saturday week witness heard that prisoner was apprehended; William Rogan wrote a letter to that effectt to Thomas Pearson, who lived in Darling-street, Woolloomooloo; when the letter arrived she was not then boarding at Glue's, having left because Glue did not know the prisoner, and she had no money ; witness had friends in Sydney, but she did not go and see any of them ; prisoner would not let her see her friends; he said if witness saw her friends they would write and tell her father where she was; witness went to service ; prisoner never wrote to her; prisoner had made love to her before she left home for about three months; he had been endeavoring to get her from home during the whole of that time. Cross-examined: Prisoner had made love to her for two or three months ; he used to come and see witness, and she used to visit him ; she was aware that he was a married man ; he did not live a quarter of a mile from her father's house; she went more than half-a-dozen times to prisoner's house; his wife was present, but she did not tell witness to keep away; the bundle which she took from her father's house contained some of her own clothing ;she got the bundle ready on Monday ;   none of the family saw her getting it ready ; the arrangementt to leave was made on the previous Sunday. Re-examined: The prisoner had told her he was not married ; he said the marriage was no good, as his wife had no marrage lines to show; he promised to marry witness; his wife was confined in her father's house, and witness was godmother to the child ; when she went to prisoner's house she did not go to see the child, but she did see both his wife and child. The prisoner reserved his defence, and was committed for trial. Illawarra Express, October 28. The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933) Friday 3 November 1865

b. 1864 Dapto d. 7/8/1912 Dapto br. Brownsville

m. Benjamin Alhanitius Marceau (2/5/1860 West Dapto -1922 Dapto Son of Joseph Marceau & Mary Barrett *) 1/1/1888

f. Edwin Barber m. Frances Fanny Bodycote *

1. (f) Pauline Faith Marceau b. 29/6/1888 West Dapto d. 1909 Dapto
2. (f) Marie Gladys Marceau b. 22/4/1891 West Dapto
3. (m) Cyril V. Marceau b. 1893 Wollongong
4. (f) Perpetua Frances Marshall/Marceau b. 29/10/1895 Dapto d. 1932 Balmain North (Leslie Irving 1918)

Living at West Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

DEATH OF MRS. BEN MARCEAU

Our Dapto correspondent writes : — Very much sympathy is expressed at the sudden demise of Mrs. Marceau, wife of the esteemed host of the Dapto Hotel Mrs. Ben Marceau. The deceased lady took ill on Wednesday last, and died early on Saturday morning after a short but painful sickness. Dr. Henry and the nurses did all that was possible, but of no avail, and she passed away as stated at the early age of 43 years. The remains were interred in the Brownsville cemetery on Sunday afternoon.

The funeral was of extraordinary length. Fully 350 people were at the graveside to pay their last respect, whilst the coffin was strewn with wreaths from relative and friends. She leaves a husband and three grown up children to mourn their loss. The Rev. O'Neill, C.E. officiated, and the funeral arrangements were conducted by Messrs. Osborne and Son, of Wollongong. The late Mrs. Marceau was a sister of Mr. B. Osborne, and Mrs. C. Massey, of Crown-street. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 13 August 1912 Page 2

b. 1863 Wollongong d. 19/11/1927 br. Wollongong General

m. James Marceau ( abt 1827- ?/9/1947 Figtree Son of Joseph Marceau & Mary Barrett *)

f. John W Clarke m. Maria Graham *

1. (m) Lancelot Marceau b. 22/4/1887 South Kembla d. New Zealand ?
2. (f) Stella Marcelline P Marceau b. 20/2/1887 South Kembla d. 1965 Bulli (Thomas J Conley 1910)
3. (m) Zephaniah Marceau b. 1887 Wollongong
4. (m) Bertrand Rupert Marceau b. 20/2/1890 South Kembla d. 29/11/1951

(Lancelot, Betrand and Stella Marceau were baptised at St Francis Xavier’s on 8/5/1897 )

Living Fig Tree in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties.

MRS. MARCEAU.

It is a coincidence that within a week of the death of her sister (Mrs. H. Edwards) that Mrs. Marceau, wife of Mr. Marceau, of Figtree, should pass away. Her death occurred on Saturday last and the remains were interred in the Wollongong cemetery on Sunday afternoon. The late Mrs. Marceau, who was 65 years of age, was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, who kept the Mt. Keira. Hotel, Figtree, in the early days. She was a woman of many fine qualities, and was noted for her kindness and good nature when trouble or sickness entered any home in the locality in which she resided — she was one of the first to always come forward and render assistance — and her death is mourned by many friends outside her family circle. She is survived, by a husband, two daughters and three sons, for whom much sympathy is felt. Messrs. G. and T. Clarke, of Wollongong are brothers. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 25 November 1927 p 4

m. Munnii Marcello

1. (f) Lucy Marcello b. 11/3/1852 Dapto

m. Henry Marcy

1. (f) Catherine Marcy b. 17/12/1864 Dapto

b. abt 1834 d. 15/6/1900 br. Kangaroo Valley

m. William Mordon (abt 1832- 24/7/1922 Berry) 1856 Kiama 1511/1856

1. (m) William Mardan b. 3/9/1857 Jerringong bp Kiama RC d.
2. (m) John Masden b. 8/3/1859 Kiama bp Kiama RC
3. (f) Sarah Jane Marden b. 26/10/1860 Gerringong bp Kiama RC
4. (f) Elizabeth Marden b. abt 1863 d. 11/6/1887 Kangaroo Valley
5. (m) Thomas Marden b. abt 1864 d. 5/12/1944
6. (m) George Masden b. 28/3/1866 Gerringong bp Kiama RC d. 4/11/1948 Berry
7. (m) Henry Mardon b. 2/2/1868 Gerringong bp Kiama RC d. 26/6/1958
8. (m) Richard Marden b. 28/8/1869 Shellharbour bp Kiama RC d. NZ
9. (f) Mary-Ann Marsden b. 26/5/1871 Gerringong bp Kiama RC (Richard Whtimore 1898)
10. (f) Margaret Maisden b. 25/7/1875 Gerringong bp Kiama RC (James J Wright 1898)

Husband a settler/farmer

MARDEN.—Died at Kangaroo Valley, at her parents' residence, on the 11^th June, ELIZABETH, second daughter of William and Mary Marden, aged 24 years. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 28 June 1887 p 2

Shellharbour Council has a family history http://www.shellharbour.nsw.gov.au/filedata/pdf/museumFamilyHistories.pdf

b. abt 1869 Waterford Ireland d. 14/2/1946 Berkeley br. Brownsville Anglican

m. William Goodman/Godwin Mark (abt 1860 England – 24/3/1943 ) 1888 Townsville Qld

Parents unknown on death certificate.

1. (m) Arthur William Mark b. 1889 Qld d. 1969 Sydney
2. (m) Edgar Mark b. ? bp St Francis Xavier’s 10/11/1891 Wollongong 38460/1891 d. 1977
3. (f) Mary Anne Marks b. 2/9/1893 Albion Park (Walter Massey 1914)
4. (m) William Mark b. 1895 Wollongong d. 1914 Coonamble
5. (m) Charles Mark b. 1898 Wollongong d. 1982
6. (f ) Madeline Mark (Michael J Rowles 1929)
7. (f) Kathleen Grace Mark b. 1906 Dapto ( Francis G Watts 1939)
8. (f) Violet Jeanie Mark b. 1911 Dapto (Peter E J Engstrom 1932)

MR. & MRS. MARK
Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark, of Dapto, celebrated the golden anniversary of their wedding on Tuesday. They have lived in Dapto for the past 45 years arid in that time they have won the respect and esteem of all sections of the community. Both are endowed with a great sense of civic duty. Mrs. Mark is a .foundation member of the Dapto branch of the Red Cross Society and was a great worker for various, patrotic bodies during the war. Mr. Mark has always been willing to assist any public movement for the advancement of the town. Both have a gentleness of nature that has endeared them to all who came in contact with them. Mr.Mark, in his youth, was a member of .the British Imperial Forces. His regiment was sent to Malta in 1878 when Admiral Homsby's fleet sailed through the Dardenelles defying the Turks to fight. He served twice in the Soudan war. As a member of the British Camel Corps he fought at Tel-el-Keber in 1882. Next year he resigned from the force and came to Australia, but enlisted with the Australian Unit for the Soudan in 1885. Following in his father's footsteps during the last Great War, a son Edgar, camped at Tel-el-Keber almost on the same site as his father had occupied many years before. Mr. and Mrs. Mark were married at Townsville on September 13, 1888. They have a grown up family of three sons and four daughters, one son died just before the outbreak of war. On Saturday as many members of the. family as possible will assemble at the parents home to celebrate the anniversary. Already, Mr. and Mrs. Mark have been recipients of many congratulations, a large number being by letter and telegram. On. Tuesday, at a meeting of the ; Red Cross Society, Miss Harris, on behalf of the members present Mrs. Mark with a lovely Doulton jug, at the same time referring to the splendid service. Mrs.. Mark had rendered to the Society for many years. In acknowledging the presentations, Mrs. Mark said it had come as a pleasant surprise.Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 16 September 1938 p 12

OBITUARY
MRS. M. MARK

As briefly reported in our last issue, Mrs. Mary A. Mark passed away after a short illness last week at the residence of her , daughter, Mrs. W. Massey, of Berkeley, aged 77 years. The . late Mrs. Mark was born in Waterford, Ireland, and came to Australia when a young woman. While living in ToWnsville, Queensland, she met her late husband, Mr. W. Mark, and they were married there. About 55 years ago they came to the South Coast and made a home inWollongong, later removing to Albion Park. Eventually they came to Dapto, where Mr. Mark carried on a tailoring business for many years in both World Wars Mrs. Mark was a staunch worker for the Dapto branch of the Red Cross. In the last war members made her a small, presentation in appreciation of services rendered. She was of a gentle, kindly nature, and a good neighbour. Widely known throughout the district, she was held in very high esteem by everyone. Her husband predeeeased her over two years ago, and his passing removed one of the most widely known residents of the town. Surviving members of the. family are Messrs. Arthur (Sydney), Edgar (Newcastle) and Charles (Lithgow), May (Mrs. W. Massey), Kathleen (Mrs. F. Watts, Sydney), Madeline (Mrs. M. Rowles, Wollongong) and Jeannie (Mrs. P. Engstrom, Sydney). Two sons, Messrs. Edgar and Charles, served in World War I. The funeral last Friday, left her late residence, in Station st. Dapto, for the Brownsville C. of E. cemetery, there being a large gathering of residents to pay their last respects. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 22 February 1946 p 9

b. 23/2/1873 Marshall Mount 3748/1870 d. 10/3/1916 Beatson St Wollongong br. Wollongong General

m. James Markham (3/10/1870 Dapto - 14/9/1940 Coniston Son of James Markham & Margaret Thompson *)1897 Sydney

f. John Cleary m. Mary Jane O’Dowd *

1. (m) John Cahill Markham b. 30/6/1898 Marshalmount d. 1971 Wollongong
2. (f) Violet Veronica Markham b. 31/8/1899 Marshallmount (Learmouth )
3. (f) Eileen Ivy Markham b. 22/3/1901 Marshallmount (Cowan)
4. (m) Leslie James Markham b. 1903 Albion Park
5. (m) Vincent Charles Markham b. 1904 Albion Park d. 1974
6. (f) Mary W I Markham b. 1907 Wollongong (Roy Duley 1935 )

1903 Electoral roll –living at Marshall Mount Domestic Duties. Husband a labourer.

The death occurred at Beatson street, Wollongong, last Friday, of Mrs. Markham wife of Mr James Markham. The deceased was stricken down with paralysis live days before her death. Mrs. Markham was a native of Marshall Mount, and was 35 years of age. She was very highly respected by all those who knew her, and general regret has been extended towards the husband and six children. The remains were laid to rest in the Roman Catholic cemetery on Saturday afternoon, Rev. Father Dunne officiating at the graveside. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 14 March 1916 p 2

b. 1871 d.

m. William Henry Markham (1864 Wollongong -1942 Sydney Son of James Markham & Margaret Thompson * ) 1890 Kiama

f. William Pembroke m. Sarah Forde *

1. (m) Joseph E C Markham b. 1890 Taralga
2. (f) Pauline Markham b. 1892 Gundagai
3. (m) William H Markham b. 1893 Gundagai
4. (m) Frederick G Markham b. 1895 Gundagai
5. (m) Harold Markham b. 1899 Gundagai
6. (f) Kathleen M Markham b. 1904 Dapto d. 1940 (Walter T Hall 1923)

Living at Dapto Rd Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband a photographer.

b. abt 1838 Kempsey

m. William Markham ( - 5/5/1893 Marshall Mount ) 1862 Wollongong 3270/1862

f. Thomas Thompson m. Jane James *

1. (f) Mary Jane Markham * b. 1863 Wollongong 15047/1863 (James Daley 1888)
2. (m) James Maekham b. 1865 Wollongong 16886/1865
3. (m) William Marcom b. 27/4/1867 Marshall Mount 17951/1867
4. (f) Teresa Markham b. 9/8/1869 Dapto/ Marshalmount 19922/1869 (John Forsyth 1901)
5. (m) James Markim b. 15/10/1871 Marshellmount 19677/1871 d. 1898 Casino
6. (f) Louisa Markham * b. 18/7/1873 Marshall Mount 20864/1873 d. 19/7/1939 Lithgow (William Joseph Wilkinson )
7. (m) George Markham b. abt 1876 Marshal Mount 22513/1876 (bp at Albion Park RC on same day as cousin Charles Markham )
8. (f) Eva Elizabeth Markham b. 26/1/1879 Albion Park 26031/1879
9. (m) Walter Markam b. 15/2/1881 Marshall Mount 18842/1881

Living at Marshall Mount in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b. abt 1838 Kempsey d. 17/3/1910 br. Wollongong

m. James Markham ( abt 1831- 9/3/1928 Son of Henry Markham & ?) 1862 Wollongong 3277/1862

f. Thomas Thompson m. Jane James *

1. (m) James Markham b. 3/10/1870 Dapto 19065/1870 d. 14/9/1940 Coniston (Alicia Cleary *1897, ?)
2. (f) Elizabeth Jane Markham * b. 11/1/1862 Marshall Mount 15177/1862 d. 2/8/1942 (Frederick Weston Perry 1883)  
3. (f) Mary Jane Markham * b. abt 1863 Marshall Mount (James Daley 1888)
4. (m) William Henry Markham b. 1864 Wollongong 16544/1864 d. 1942 ( Catherine Pembroke)
5. (m) John Markham
6. (m) Frederick James Markham b. 1866 Wollongong 16592/1866 d. 19/2/1948 Sydney
7. (f) Naomi Markham * b. 13/7/1868 Marshal Mount 18195/1868 (James Burns 1890)
8. (f) Isabella Markham * b. 28/5/1873 Albion Park 20814/1873 d. 1951 Bulli (Thomas H Judd 1898)
9. (m) Charles Markham b. 1876 Marshallmount 22530/1876 d. 4/6/1934 Wollongong ( Winifred Liston * 1901)  
10. (f) Florence Maria Markham * b. abt 1881 Marshal Mount 18857/1881 (John Bessell 1908)
11. (f) Letitia Margaret Markham b. 9/10/1884 Marshallmount 22918/1884 (Walter King 1903)  
12. (f) Lily E Markham * b. 1878 Albion Park 24820/1878 (Denis Copas 1900)

Husband a farmer

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (m) Frederick G Markham b. 1865 Wollongong 16914/1865

b. abt 1882 Sydney d. 2/5/1945 br. Wollongong

m. Charles Markham (1876 Marshalmount- 4/6/1934 Son of James Markham & Margaret Thompson ) 10/4/1901 St John’s Dapto

f. John Liston m. Mary Hogan

1. (f) Irene Hildegard Markham b. 5/1/1902 Dapto
2. (f) Edith M Markham b. 1903 Wollongong
3. (m) Ernest Markham b. 1905 Wollongong
4. (m) John C Markham b. 1907 Wollongong
5. (m) Raymond T Markham b. 1909 Wollongong
6. (m) Terence F Markham b. 1913 Wollongong

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

* Note listed on marriage as being born 1871

b. 28/2/1841 Sydney d. 2/4/1924 Neutral Bay br. Kiama Presbyterian

m. Samuel Marks (12/6/ 1832 Sydney- 10/1/ 1908 Tabbagong, Kiama Son of James M Marks & Elizabeth Charles * ) 8/6/ 1859 St Michaels Surry Hills

f. Reuben Uther m. Ann Iredale

1. (m) Ernest John Marks b. 9/9/1861 Culwulla, Jamberoo d. 9/1/ 1925 Cottage Hospital, Kiama ( Mary Anne Millicent Major *1898)
2. (f) Ida Elizabeth Jane Marks b. 13/10/ 1863 Marksville Albion Park d. 236/1951 Manly (Henry John King 1890)
3. (f) Annie Uther Marks * b. 16/4/ 1867 Marksville Albion Park d. 23/10/1957 Turramurra (Caleb Terrey 1888, Harrison)
4. (f) Clara Lillian (Lily) Marks * b. 12/7/1869 Marksville, Albion Park d. 1948 Perth WA (Frederick Allen Kendall 1900)
5. (f) Maude Evelyn Marks * b. 27/1/ 1877 Terragong, Jamberoo d. 17/6/1962 Roseville (Hedley E Fox 1907)

Living Terralong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

Bride married with the permission of her guardian Charles Cameron

On the 9th instant, at Culwalla, Jamberoo, the wife of Mr. Samuel Marks, of a son. Examiner (Kiama, NSW : 1859 - 1862) Tuesday 24 September 1861 p 2

ON January 27th, at Terrragong, Jamberoo, the wife of Mr. SAMUEL MARKS of a daughter. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 20 February 1877 p 2

OBITUARY. MRS. CLARA MARKS. ,   The death took place at a Private Hospital Neutral Bay, Sydney on Wednesday last, of   Mrs Marks, relict of the late Sam uel Marks of Terragong, at the age of 83 years, the interment taking place. at the Presbyterian Cemetery, Nth,   Kiama on Thursday, , when the   Rev. G. . M Turbett officiated. The late Mrs. Marks was well known in this and the surrounding district and with her husband was widely es temed representing an early district     family of the South Coast. After her husband's death she removed from Terragong to Rose Ville for some time and later came to reside in Kiama where her interest in gardening surrounded her home in a       bower of flowers. After her youngest'   daughter, Mrs. H. E. ,Fox, removed to Rose Ville she again left Kiama to be near Dr and Mrs. Fox and family, and has passed away after some four years residence Beside her son Me E J. Marks. of Terragong and his fami ily, Ms., Marks left ,four daughters to mourn her in Mrs H. 'I'. King Bellevue Hill;,Mrs. Harrison, Bowral; Mrs: F.   Kendall, West Australia; and Mrs. H. E Fox, Rose Villa The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 5 April 1924

b. 29/10/1833 Sydney d. 19/1/1908 Glenrock, Darling Point br. Waverley

m. Archibald Little 1851 CofE Sydney, St James' V185171 37B/1851

m. John Marks (24/11/1826 Coagh Tyrone Ireland -3/3/1885 Darling Point Son of James Marks & Elizabeth Charles *) 1/2/1860 St James Sydney

f. William Moffitt m. Mary Ann Galliot

1. (m) Arthur W Little b. 1853 V1853221 39A/1853
2. (m) John A Little b. 1855 V18553989 42B/1855
3. (f) Amy Elizabeth Marks b. 20/11/1861Terragong, Jamberoo 8060/1861d. 6/2/1864 Sydney
4. (f) Florence Mary Marks b. 8/2/1863 Jamberoo 8451/1863 d. 15/9/1932 Woollarha
5. (m) Theodore John Marks b: 4 /6/1865 Terragong, Jamberoo 9801/1865 d. 23/11/1941 Potts Point
6. (m) Alfred Stanley Marks b: 4/8/ 1867 Terragong, Jamberoo 10605/1867 d. 29/12/1914 London England
7. (f) Elizabeth Preston Marks b. 25/9/1869 Terragong, Jamberoo 10605/1867
8. (m) William James Marks b. 9/12/1871 Terragong, Jamberoo 11450/1872 d. 24/8/1876 Paddington
9. (m) Henry Moffitt Marks b. 27/12/1874 Terragong, Jamberoo 13108/1875 d. 1876 Paddington
10. (m) Norman Charles Marks b. 1877 Paddington 5059/1877 d. 1882 Woollahra
11. (f) Marion Irene Marks b: 1879 Woollahra 6126/1879 d. 17/12/1955 Sydney

On the 1st instant, at St. James' Church, by the Rev. R. Allwood, John Marks, Esq., of Terrayong, Kiama, to Elizabeth Preston, relict of the late Archibald Little, Esq., of Sydney. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 4 February 1860

On the 8th instant, at Kiama, Mrs. John Marks, of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 13 February 1863

August 4th, at Terragong, Mrs. John MARKS, of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 8 August 1867 p 2

AT Terragong, on the 25th instant, the wife of JOHN MARKS, Esq., J.P., of a daughter. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 30 September 1869 p 2

At Terragong, on the 9th instant, the wife of John MARKS, of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 14 December 1871 p 2

ON the 27th instant, at Terragong, Jamberoo, the wife of JOHN MARKS of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 31 December 1874 p 2

b. abt 1800 Ballyronan Derry Ireland d. 18/10/1863 Culwalla, Kiama br. Jamberoo Uniting

m. James Moody Marks (1796 Ballyronan Derry Ireland -26/11/1870 Culwalla, Jamberoo) 1821 Ireland

f. Richard Charles m. Margaret Hull

Ship: North Briton 1828

1. (m) William Marks b. 8/10/1824 Ballyronan Londonderry Irland d. 31/12/1904 (Isabella Eliza Mackay Gray * 1853)
2. (m) John Marks b. 24/11/1826 Coagh Tyrone Ireland d. 3/3/1885 (Elizabeth Preston Moffitt * 1860)
3. (f) Margaret Marks b. 5/2/ 1830 Sydney d. 4/7/1905 (Alexander King 1847)
4. (m) Robert Marks b. 5 /2/1830 Sydney d. 22/7/1905 (Jane Catherine Kendall * 1853)
5. (m) Samuel Marks b. 12/6/ 1832 Sydney d. 10/1/1908 Tabbagong Kiama (Clara Kezia Bedford Uther * 1859)
6. (m) James Marks b. 30 /1/ 1835 Sydney d. 12/1/1907 (Sarah Jane Moffitt * 1862)
7. (u) Unknown Marks b. 30/1/ 1835 Sydney d. 31/1/1835
8. (f) Ann Elizabeth Marks b. 5/1/ 1839 Kiama bp. Presbyterian Wollongong d. 1839 Figtree
9. (f) Elizabeth Marks b. 7/8/1841 Sydney bp. Presbyterian Wollongong

Husband a baker, publican and farmer

MARKS-On the 18th October, at Kiama. Elizabeth, the wife of James Marks, senior, Esq., aged 63 years. Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875) Tuesday 27 October 1863

b. 7/7/1826 Innesmagh Irland d. 8/1/1925 12 Balfour St Gore Hill br. Rookwood

m. William Marks (6/10/1824 Ballyronan Ireland- 31/12/1904 Bankstown Son of James M Marks & Elizabeth Charles * ) 12/7/1853 Omega Retreat Kiama

Husband a Teacher, Farmer

f. James Mackay Gray m. Sarah Ann Burton-Newry

1. (f) Sarah Margaretta Elizabeth Marks b. 30/5/1854 Mount Joy Kiama d. 31/5/1854 Kiama
2. (f) Alexandrina Carson Marks b. 6 /5/1856 Omega Retreat Kiama d. 13//1919 Balmoral
3. (f) Kezia Wilhemina Burton Marks b. 1/4/1857 Mount Joy Kiama d. 8/10/1947 Sydney
4. (f) Lydia Eunice Marks b. 10/8/1858 Mount Joy Kiama d. 27/8/1945 Manly
5. (f) Paulina Jean Carlisle Marks b. 22/1/1860 Albiaton Milton d. 1886 Tweed River
6. (m) John James Melchisadec Marks b. 28/11/1862 Albiaton Milton d. 31/8/1906
7. (f) Phoebe Marks b. 3 /11/1863 Ulladulla d. 18/11/1937 Brisbane Qld
8. (m) Elijah Caleb Job Marks b. 30/5/1864 Albiaton Milton d. 22/11/1946 Murwillumbah
9. (f) Elizabeth Margaret Sarah Marks b. 8/8/ 1865 Albiaton Milton d. 17/1/1921 Orange
10. (f) Deborah Mary Courtenay Marks b. 29/11/1866 Albiaton Milton d. 1867 Ulladulla
11. (f) Clara Marks b. 18/3/1868 Ulladulla d. 1868 Ulladulla
12. (f) Hannah Marks b. 31/1/1870 Nellingen Clyde River d. 26/4/1891 Lismore

b. 4/4/1831 Campbelltown d. 11/7/1860 Kiama br. Burroul Kiama

m. Robert Marks (5 /2/1830 Sydney – 22/7/1905 Burwood Son of James M Marks& Elizabeth Charles *) 6/1/1853 Kiama

f. Thomas Sufleet Kendall m. Caroline Blake Rutter *

1. (f) Elizabeth Caroline (Carrie) Marks *b. 12/10/ 1853 Kiama d. 9/1/1930 Burwood (Henry Albert Uther 18
2. (f) Charlotte Jane Marks * b. 18/9/1854 Terry Meadows d. 1909 Jamberoo (Stanley Herbert Uther 1881)
3. (f) Margaret Kendall Marks b. 31/1/1856 Wollongong d. 2/2/1921 Kiama
4. (f) Mary Clarissa Marks b. 1858 Kiama (James Hair 1883)
5. (m) James Surfleet Marks b. 8/5/ 1860 Kiama d. 6/7/1946 Sydney

On the 6th instant, by special license, at Kiama, by the Rev. Samuel Barneer, Robert Marks, Esq., of Jamberoo, to Jane, eldest daughter of Thomas Kendall,,Esq, Happy Villa, Kiama. Empire 20 January 1853

On the 11th instant, at Kiama, Jane, the beloved wife of Robert Marks, Esq., and eldest daughter of Thomas Kendall, Esq., J.P.,   of Kiama, deservedly beloved by all who knew her. The Sydney Morning Herald 19 July 1860

Husband a Farmer

b. 1859 Gosford d. 23/12/1945 Wollongong

m. Thomas Marks (1859 Penzance Cornwall- 1919 Wollongong Son of John Marks & Emily Pellow)

f. James Mullins m. Martha Clipsham

1. Mary Ellen Marks * b. 1881 Canterbury d. 8/9/1937 Ashfield
2. Thomas Harold Marks b. 1885 Canterbury d. 1942 Newtown
3. Flora Ruby Marks b. 1887 Canterbury d. 1956 Wollongong
4. Clara Irene Marks b. 1890 Ashfield d. 1971 Burwood
5. Elsie Vera Marks b. 1893 Ashfield d. 1957 Petersham
6. Norman Gladstone Marks b. 1897 Ashfield d. 2000 Petersham

Living Crown St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a grocer.

b. 1881 Canterbury d. 8/9/1937 Ashfield

f. Thomas Marks m. Mary Mullins *

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

b. 13/1/1876 d. 22/6/1927 Mental Hospital Balmain br. Kiama

m. Ernest John Marks (9/9/1861 Culwulla Jamberoo - 9/1/ 1925 Cottage Hospital, Kiama Son of Samuel Marks & Clara Uther *) 29/1/1898 Sydney

f. Stephen Major m. Catherine McDivitt *

1. (m) Roy Brian Marks b. 1898 St Leonards
2. (f) Wanda E Marks b. 1899 Kiama
3. (f) Myrtle Marks b. 1901 Kiama
4. (m) Eric Marks b. 1903 Kiama d. 7/4/1974
5. (f) Iris G Marks b. 1905 Kiama
6. (m) Cedric Marks b. 7/1/1911 Kiama d. 8/6/1994

Living Terralong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

MARKS-MAJOR.-January- 29, at St. Michael's, Sydney, by the Rev. Dr. Manning, Ernest John Marks, son of Samuel Marks, Jamberoo. to Millicent , third daughter of Stephen Major, J.P., Kiama, and granddaughter of the late John McDivitt, assistant superintendent of Norfolk Island. The Sydney Stock and Station Journal (NSW : 1896 - 1924) Friday 25 March 1898 p 3

b. 2/6/ 1842 at sea d. 22/3/1909 Mount Rest Bowral br. Waverley

m. James Marks (30 /1/ 1835 Sydney – 12/1/1907 Wollahra Son of James M Marks & Elizabeth Charles *)19/6/1862 St James Sydney

f. William Moffitt m. Mary Ann Galliot

Ship: Catherine Jamieson 1842

1. (m) Herbert William James Marks b. 8/11/1863 Culwalla Jamberoo d. 14/7/1929 Wollahra
2. (m) Percy Marks b. 20/2/1866 Culwalla Jamberoo d. 28/8/1882 Waverley
3. (f) Edith Mary Marks b. 23/2/1869 Culwalla Jamberoo d. 30/7/1950 Kings Cross
4. (m) Arthur Robert Marks b. 7/1/1872 Culwalla Jamberoo d. 14/8/1946 Drummoyne
5. (m) Walter Moffitt Marks b. 6/6/1875 Culwalla Jamberoo d. 31/3/1951 Paddington
6. (f) Muriel Palmerston Marks b. 2/10/ 1879 Palmerston Waverley

MARKS-MOFFITT-On the 19th June, at St. James's Church,   by the Rev. R. Allwood, Mr. James Marks, of Kiama, to Sarah Jane, youngest daughter of Mr. William Moffitt, of Pitt-street, Sydney. Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875) Tuesday 24 June 1862

On Sunday, 8th inst., Mrs. James Marks, Culwalla, of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 17 November 1863 p 2

ON the 20th instant, at Culwalla, Mrs. James Marks, jun., of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 22 February 1866 p 2

AT Cullwalla, on the 23rd instant, Mrs. James MARKS, of a daughter. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 25 February 1869 p 2

MARKS.—On the 7th instant, at her residence, Culwulla, Jamberoo, Mrs. James Marks, of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 11 January 1872 p 2

ON the 6th instant, at Culwulla, Jamberoo, Mrs. JAMES MARKS of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 10 June 1875 p 2

Husband a Politician

Father was a wealthy stationer, printer and bookseller of Sydney.

b. 17/12/1867 Woodruffes 10487/1868 d. 1894 Berry

m. John Marlan (- 1896 Berry ) 1886 Kiama

f. William Chase m. Johanna English *

1. (f) Lillie A Marlan b. 1888 Kiama
2. (m) Patrick J Marlan b. 1889 Robertson d. 1929 Bowral
3. (m) William Ernest Marlan b. 1891 Kiama d. 1955 Chatswood
4. (m) Joseph S Marlan b. 1893 Berry

The death occurred yesterday of Mrs. J Marland. The deceased, who was a daughter of Mrs. T. Chase, of Kiama, leaves a husband and family. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 28 July 1894 p 2

m. William Marley

1. (f) Ada Marley b. 1893 Kiama

b. 10/4/1869 Bombo d. 20/12/1942 Pheasant Point Kiama br. Kiama General

m. John Marley (abt 1863 – 1/10/1926 Son of Francis Marley & Unity *) 16/12/1891 Kiama

f. Edward Roarty m. Mary Dillon *

1. (m) Francis E Marley b. 1893 Kiama d. 12/8/1910 Kiama
2. (f) Mary A Marley b. 1895 Kiama (
3. (m) John P Marley b. 1898 Kiama
4. (m) James P Marley b. 1900 Kiama
5. (m) Joseph B Marley b. 1903 Kiama
6. (m) Aloysius Marley b. 1905 Kiama

Living Collins St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

OBITUARY MRS. SARAH MARLEY-73 Years. One of the best known and greatly respected niembers of the Catholic community here in the person of Mrs. Sarah Marley passed away at her home,' Pheasant Point, Kiama, on Sunday afternoon, after a short ill. ness Her condition last week had been reported as serious, but on Saturday she rallied for a while and was in excellent spirits, but the apparent turn for the better was unfortunately only temporary. She told her friends that she had enjoyed every day of her long life and indeed she hadspent her life doing good for others, bringing up a large family, caring for her husband and her home, never missing an occasion for doing a good turn or a kindly neighbourly act. In cases of sickness or distress, her practical sympathy was boundless and she inspired an affection, iespect and esteem such as only a truly Christian life can bring. She leaves a host of friends who will always treasure the most-kindly memories of her kind-hearted nature and practical help. In her home, she was hospitality itself with a warm and generous. wel come for all who went to see her. Although she numbered many of the younger generation among her friends, still her thoughts were constantly with her old friends and no thing gave her greater pleasure than to chat over the days gone by in old Kiama. The late Mrs. D. Townend and the late Mrs. Jock (Granny) Smith had lived near her, on Pheasant Point for many years, and the close friendship between these old people was a pleasure to behold, and the loving sympathy left behind as each one of the circle passed, away. During her last illness she was de votedly cared for by her daughter, Mrs. A. Schubert and sister, Miss A. Roarty, and many kindnesses were recieved from her neighbours on Pheasant Point. Mrs. Marley was a prominent figure in the life of her Church, to which she was devoted, and in her younger days had always given great assistance and participated in many of its social functions. This has been carried on to the younger generation, the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mailey taking active parts in all Catholic entertainments, as did her daughter, when as Miss Mary Marley she resided here. The late Mrs. Marley was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roarty, and was born at Bombo and was educated at the old original Dunmore School. She kept up her friendship with, her old schoolmates at Dunmore all her life, visiting many In their sickness and, welcoming them to her home. Of interest is the fact that Mrs. Marley was baptised, confiirmed and married at St. Peter's Church, Kiama, from where also her burial service Was commenced. She married Mr. John Marley, who was engaged in the quarrying industry, and who predeceased her 15 years ago. She is survived by four sons, John (Kiama) ,James (Bede, Sydney), Joseph (Nyngan), Loy (R.A.A.F.), and one daughter, Mary (Mrs. A. Schubert, Wollongong). One son, Francis, predeceased her. Sisters are Rose (Mrs. MciEncroe) Mary, (Mrs. D. Kenny, Queensland) and Miss Ann Roarty. To all members of the family, sincere sympathy is extended in their bereavement,. The funeral took place yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon at the Catholic Cemetery, Kiama The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 23 December 1942 p 4

b. abt 1827 Tyrone Ireland d. 8/9/1927 br. Kiama General

m. Francis Marley (abt 1827 Donegal Ireland – 28/7/1912 Kiama Son of Francis Marley & ? )

Ship: Nineveh 1881

1. (f) Katherine Marley (McDonald)
2. (m) Patrick Marley b. abt 1879 d. 31/3/1906
3. (m) James Marley b. abt 1873 d. 1926 Sydney
4. (m) John Marley b. abt 1863 d. 1/10/1926 Kiama (Sarah Roarty * 1891)
5. (m) Francis Marley b. abt 1871 d. 1941 Randwick
6. (f) Mary Marley b. abt 1869 (Edward Grady 1892)

Living Collins St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 17 August 1927 p 2

m. John Marlin

1. (f) Eliza Marlin b. 13/8/1854 Kiama reg Kiama RC

m. Cornelius A Marney

1. (f) Emily L Marney b. 1886 Woonona 24610/1886

d. 18/4/1945 Bellvue Hill cr.

m. Harry Frank Marr (1855- 1942 Son of Henry James Marr & Fanny) 16/1/1877 St Michael’s Wollongong

f. Alick Osborne m. Augusta Ann Devenish Meares *

1. (f) Isabel Constance Marr b. 1877 Wollongong 23167/1877 (Ashley J D Meares 1903)
2. (f) Marcia Louise Marr b. 1880 Wollongong 27344/1880 (Alexander H Rutherford 1900)
3. (f) Frances Alice Marr b. 1882 Petersham 5429/1882 d. 1968 Sydney
4. (f) Mary O Marr b. 1884 Petersham 6981/1884 (John S Campbell 1920)
5. (f) Edith Newham Marr b. 1887 Petersham 6623/1887 d. 1977
6. (f) Fanny Augusta Marr b. 1879 Wollongong 26017/1879 (Robert L Jack 1907)
7. (f) Dorothy E Marr b. 1889 Petersham 6440/1889 d. 1889 Petersham
8. (m) Harry O Marr b. 1891 Petersham 29032/1891d. 1892 Petersham

MARR - OSBORNE. - January 16, at St Michael's Church, Wollongong, by the Rev. Dean Ewing, Harry Frank, eldest son of the late Henry James Marr, Esq., J.P., of Bulwurradah, Wollongong, to Alice Augusta, eldest daughter of Alick Osborne, Esq., of Mangerton, near Wollongong . The Sydney Morning Herald 25 January 1877

MARR.—October 23, at her residence, Garden Vale, Wollongong, the wife of Harry Frank Marr, of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald 5 November 1877

DIAMOND WEDDING
Five Bridesmaids Present

A reunion of many old friends took place at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Rutherford at Point Piper late on Saturday afternoon, when the diamond wedding of Mrs. Rutherford's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Marr, of Bellevue Hill, was celebrated.

Mr. and Mrs. Marr were married at St. Michael's Church, Wollongong, and they lived in Wollongong for several years after their marriage. Mrs. Marr was Miss Alice Osborne, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alick Osborne, of Mangerton. She was attended by eight bridesmaids, three of whom are deceased. The other five, Mrs. Tarrant, Miss G. B. Chalón, Miss E. B. Marr, and Misses Isabella , and Edith Osborne, were present on Saturday.

Mrs. Marr and her bridesmaids all carried posies. A wedding cake had a central position on the table. Mrs. Marr received many gifts of flowers, and telegrams of good wishes came from all over the State. Her granddaughter. Dr. Molly Meares, sent her a cable from London.

Nine of her grandchildren were present, and her six daughters, Mrs. Ashley Devenish Meares. Mrs. R. Lockhart Jack, who came from Melbourne especially for the celebration, andis staying with Mrs. Rutherford, Mrs. A. H. Rutherford. Mrs. J. S. Campbell, and Misses Edith and Daisy Marr,

Mr. and Mrs. Marr are now spending their annual holiday at Moss Vale. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 20 January 1937 p 7

m. Thomas Marr

1. (f) Catherine Marr b. 1865 Wollongong

b. 1833, d. 15/12/1865 Church Hill Wollongong

m. Henry James Marr ( 1829- 14 /7/1875)

1. (m) Harry Frank Marr b. 1855 V18552543 42B/1855 (Alice Augusta Osborne * 1887)
2. (f) Annie A Marr b. 14/1/1857 Wollongong 12171/1857 d. 1/2/1859 Pioneer Park Cemetery Wollongong
3. (f) Ethel B Marr b. 7/1/1859 Wollongong 14044/1859
4. (m) Stillborn Marr
5. (m) Claude N Marr b. 28/3/1862 Wollongong 15010/1862 (Nellie See 1901)
6. (f) Lilian L Marr * b. 6/12/1863 Wollongong d. Qld 16389/1864 (Charles A Bernays)
7. (f) Fanny Marr b. 1865 Wollongong 17084/1865 d. 6/6/1866 Pioneer Park Cemetery Wollongong

By special license, at St. Michael's Church, Wollongong, on the 11th instant, by the Rev. M. D. Meares, B.A., Henry James Marr, Esq., of Botany, to Fanny Newnham, second daughter of John Tooth, Esq., of Mount Keera, Illawarra. The Sydney Morning Herald 13 July 1854

On the 14th instant, at her residence, Illawarra, Mrs. H. J. Marr, of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald 24 January 1857

On the7th instant, at her residence, Glebe Road, near Wollongong, Mrs. H. J. Marr, of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald 15 January 1859

At her residence, Mount Pleasant, Illawarra, Mrs. H. J. Marr,   of a son, stillborn. The Sydney Morning Herald 28 December 1860

MARR-February 28th, at her residence, Mount Pleasant, Illawarra, Mrs. H. J. Marr, of a son. The Sydney Morning Herald 21 March 1862

MARR-On the 6th December, at her residence, Mount Pleasant Illawarra, Mrs. Henry James Marr, of a daughter. Empire 12 December 1863

On Saturday, the 9th instant, at her temporary residence, Church Hill, Wollongong, whither she had been removed for   change of air, FANNY N. , the beloved wife of Mr. H. J. MARR, of Mount St. Thomas, Illawarra, in the 32nd year of her age. The Sydney Morning Herald 16 December 1865

Her husband later married Frances Grace Higgins * see Edwards

b. abt 1867 d. 19/6/1944 Rydalmere

m. David Bell Marr ( abt 1864 Scotland -21/4/1941 Thirroul Son of William Marr & Janet) 1889 Wollongong 5214/1889

Parents unknown on death record.

1. (m) William Bell Marr b. 1889 Woonona 24764/1889 d. 22 May 1893 br. Woonona Presbyterian
2. (m) David Alexander Marr b. 1891 Woonona 39033/1891 d. 1959 Bulli
3. (m) Frederick Cyril Marr b. 1893 Woonona 39868/1893 d. 1961 Chatswood
4. (f) Clarise E Marr b. 1896 Woonona 18151/1896
5. (m) Gilbert Waughope Marr b. 1906 Woonona 20015/1906 d. 1957 Bulli
6. (m) Hector M Marr b. 1906 Woonona 20016/1906 d. 1915 Bulli
7. (m) Harold Wilfred Marr b. 1898 Woonona 8743/1898 d. 1974

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

Found Hanging from Tree

Mrs. Sarah Ann Marr, of Phillip street, Thirroul, made a gruesome discovery on Monday morning, when she noticed her 77 year-old husband, David Bell Marr, hanging from a peach tree near the house. She called to her neighbours, and Miss Esmav Drower and Mr. Frank Cornally came over. They lifted Mr Marr down, but he died before the doctor arrived. A ladder was against the limb of the tree, which was about 14 feet off the ground, and apparently Mr. Marr had tied the rope round this limb, placed the noose around his neck and then stepped off the ladder. He was a retired miner, and had been in ill health for the past two years. He had resided at Thirroul for 55 years and was a native of Scotland. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 25 April 1941 p 15

Mrs. Sarah Ann Marr, of Phillip st, who died on Monday, was aged 77 years, and had resided in Thirroul for many years. Her husband predeceased her by some years. A grown up family survive her. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 23 June 1944 p 4

b. abt 1853 d. 25/10/1947 Petersham

m. John Frederick Marriott (-21/2/1910 Marrickville) 1889 Paddington

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

ARRIOTT, Bessie.—October 25, 1947, at Home of Peace, Petersham, of Oxford, Thirlmere, aged 94 years. At rest. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 27 October 1947 Page 16

b. 1869 Wollongong 19833/1869 d. 22/7/1924 Roseville br. Northern Suburbs

m. John Mars (abt 1857 -19/5/1932 Roseville ) 18/7/1906 Wollongong

f. William J Wiseman m. Annie Musgrave *

1. (f) Edna M Mars b. 1907 Marrickville

Living at Edward St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Husband was metropolitan superintendent for the Railway Department .

MARS—WISEMAN.

On Wednesday afternoon last a very pretty wedding was celebrated in the Methodist Church, when Miss Evelyn Wiseman, second daughter of Mr. W. J. Wiseman, J.P., was married to Mr. John Mars, of Newtown. The church, which was crowded to excess, was very prettily decorated with the usual wedding emblems. The bride, who was given away by her father, was attired in pale grey crepe de chine and floral toque composed of pink roses and green leaves. She carried a shower bouquet. The bridesmaids, Miss Gerty Wiseman (sister of the bride) and Miss Hilda Martin, were attired in white muslins and black picture hats. The bridegroom was attended, by the Rev. Mr. Teasdale as best man, and Mr. Wearn as groomsman. The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. B. Holmes, assisted by Rev. Mr. Wallace, Presbyterian minister, of Newtown. The wedding breakfast was served at Hillside, when upwards of 100 guests sat down.

The usual toasts were duly honored, and felicitous speeches made. The happy couple, who were the recipients of many beautiful presents and many expressions of goodwill and best wishes for their future happiness, left for Sydney by the evening train, enroute for Cooma, where the honeymoon is to be spent. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)Tuesday 24 July 1906 Page 2

m. George Samuel Marsden (- Son of Geroen Marsden &) 22/10/1863 Christ Church Hamilton

f. William Gerrard m. Mary Goghlan

On Thursday, the 22nd instant, by special license, at Christ Church, by the Rev. A. H. Stephen, George Samuel Marsden, of   the Bull's Head Hotel, George-street, eldest son of George Marsden, Esq., of Marsden's Retreat, Haslem's Creek, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late William Gerrard, of Wollongong. The Sydney Morning Herald 24 October 1863

b. abt 1859 d. 31/1/1925 br. Gerringong General

m. Thomas Marsden

f. John m. Elizabeth

d. 1/7/1922 Narremburn br. Gore Hill

m. Rev. William Albert Marsh 1895 Mudgee

f. William m. Mary

1. (f) Mary Arnold Marsh b. 1897 Mudgee d. 5/12/1898 Mudgee
2. (f) Joan M Marsh b. 1900 Mudgee
3. (m) Clifford Robert Marsh b. 1902 Helensburgh d. 1965 St Leonards

MARSH.— On December 5th, at Brighton, Perry-street, Mudgee, Mary Arnold, the only and loved daughter of William A. and Charity Smith Marsh. Aged 13 1/2 months. The Methodist (Sydney, NSW : 1892 - 1954) Saturday 10 December 1898 Page 8

d. 1920 Goulburn (?)

m. Henry Edward Marsh (abt 1852 England -1931 Bulli ) 1886 Berrima

f. Richard Langford m. Bridget

1. (f) Alice C L Marsh b. 1887 Berrima
2. (m) John Richard Stanley Marsh b. 22/11/1888 Mittagong d. 1963 Thirroul
3. (f) Jane Marsh b. 1889 Woonona d. 1889 Woonona
4. (m) Edward Henry Oliver Carrington Marsh b. 1891 Albury d. 1961 Newtown
5. (m) Leslie L Marsh b. 1893 Woonona d. 1894 Woonona
6. (m) Joseph Sidney Gordon Marsh b. 1895 Woonona d. 1963 Bulli (Janet Gollan 1922)

Husband living at Woonona when their son Joseph enlisted in WW1.

Husband living at Woonona in 1903 electoral roll but she is not listed.

m. William Marsh 1852 RC Sydney St Mary’s

1. (m) William Marsh b. 1853 RC Sydney St Mary’s V1853452 70/1853
2. (f) Mary Marsh b. 12/4/1855 Wollongong V18551933 121A/1855
3. (f) Sarah Marsh b. 13/6/1858 Mount Keira 2081 VOL 121A/1858
4. (f) Margaret Marsh b. 17/6/1860 Wollongong 2173 VOL 121A/1860
5. (f) Catherine Mary Marsh b. 6/9/1864
6. (f) Elizabeth Anne Marsh b. 22/8/1867 Shellharbor
7. (f) Gertude Mary May Marsh b. 1873 Kiama 12256/1873

b. 21/10/1867 Wollongong d. 26/7/1951 Canowindra

m. Robert James Marshall (1851 Dapto -4/2/1923 Daisy Bank Dapto Son of Robert J Marshall & Annie Jane Osborne *) 15/4/1903 Redfern

f. Edward Arthur Jones m. Frances Henrietta Jackson *

1. (m) Robert H Marshall b. 1904 Wollongong
2. (m) Alick O Marshall b. 1906 Dapto
3. (f) Frances Marshalll b. 1908 Dapto
4. (m) Benjmain Clarke Marshall b. 1912 Dapto

Living at Warooka Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b. 1879 Newtown d. 9/10/1942 Wollongong cr. Woronora

m. James Marshall (abt 1877 -27/7/1952 Wollongong Son of Charles Marshall & Mary) 1919

f. Joseph Earl Cherry Mitchell m. Charlotte Harrison *

1. (f) Rhoda M Marshall b. 1921 Liverpool

Living at Bellambi in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

MARSHALL — Oct. 9th, at her residence, 33 McKenzie Avenue, Wollongong, Alice Maud Mary Marshall, aged 63, beloved wife of James and mother of Rhoda, and fourth daughter of the late Joseph and Charlotte Mitchell, of Milton House, Bellambi. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 16 October 1942 Page 6

b. 1854 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong V1854780 40/1854 d. 22/12/1904

m. Robert James Marshall m. Annie Jane Osborne *

Living at Daisy Bank in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b. abt 1817 d. 9/11/1888 Daisy Bank Dapto

m. Robert James Marshall (abt 1816 Dromore, Ireland-4/5/1900 Daisy Bank Dapto Son of Benjamin Marshall & Judith Hamilton *)1847 CofE Dapto, Wollongong V1847584 32C/1847

f. Alick Osborne m. Anne *

Ship: Marquis of Huntley 1835

1. (m) Alexander Marshall b. 1848 bp. CofE Dapto:Wollongong V18482421 33A/1848 d. 24/12/1904
2. (m) Benjamin Hamilton Marshall b. 1850 bp. CofE Dapto;Wollongong V1850982 35/1850 d. 19/10/1917 Dapto
3. (m) Robert John Marshall b. 1851 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong V18511801 38A/1851 d. 4/2/1923 (Lucy Charlton 1875, Adeline Emily Jones * 1903)
4. (m) Henry William Mashall b. 1853 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong V18531203 39A/1853 d. 14/6/1901
5. (f) Anne Marshall * b. 1854 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong V1854780 40/1854 d. 22/12/1904
6. (m) Joseph Marshall b. 20/3/1858 Daisy Bank Dapto 13333/1858 d. 18/3/1894
7. (f) Mary Clarke Marshall * b. 20/3/1858 Daisy Bank Dapto 13334/1858 d. 20/1/1937
8. (m) Arthur Wesley Marshall b. 1860 Wollongong 13883/1860 d. 30/8/1917

Of “Daisy Bank”, Dapto. Wife of Robert James Marshall. In 71st year. Also an obituary. IM 15 Nov 1888 He husband’s death notice records that they had five sons and two daughters living at the time of his death.

It is believed that Alick Osborne built Avondale for his daughter Anne who married Robert Marshall

Photograph at http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/15174766?q=+&versionId=208671861

m. Joseph Marshall (abt 1826 Burnley Lancashire -17/6/1899 Wollongong )

1. (f) Sarah Marshall * b. abt 1859 d. 2/7/1929 Darlinghurst (Francis Corr 1891)
2. (f) Marshall (Reed)
3. (f) Marshall (McKinnon)
4. (m) Joseph Marshall
5. (m) James Marshall

Husband arrived about 1867 into NSW- she may not have been in the Illawarra as he died at his daughter Sarah’s home.

b. 1823 Nailsworth /Horsley Gloucestershire d. 9/5/1883 Marrickville br. Rookwood

m. Richard Marshall (1807- 30/6/1880 Marrickville ) 8/9/1841 CofE Sydney, St James' V1841173 25C/1841

f. William Skerton m. Mary

Ship: Orestes 1839

1. (m) John Marshall
2. (f) Mary Ann Marshall b. 1842 CofE Sydney St James
3. (f) Sarah J Marshall b. 1844 Wesleyan Methodist Sydney
4. (f) Susanna Marshall b. 1845 Presbyterian Wollongong
5. (m) Richard Marshall b. 1849 d. 13/4/1926 Lakemba (Jane Blamire 1870, Mary Agnes Fairley * 1888)
6. (f) Sarah J Marshall b. 1858

Arrived aged 17 to work as a house servent for Mr John Morris of Harrington Park for 12 pounds.

MARSHALL.- May 9. at the residence of her son-in-law, Wardell road. Marrickville, Elizabeth Marshall, relict of the late Richard Marshall, aged 60 years.

b. abt 1879 d. 24/1/1935 Parramatta br. Rookwood Catholic

m. Joseph Marshall (abt 1865 -8/8/1929 Taree Son of Joseph Marshall & Mary)

f. William Milner m. Cordelia Cook

1. (f) Mary Cordelia Marshall b. 1896 Bourke d. 1972 Newtown (William J Egan 1920)
2. (m) Joseph William Marshall b. 23/5/1897 Dapto
3. (f) Emily Sarah Marshall b. 13/12/1898 Dapto (Angus C Glynn 1920)
4. (m) Harold Vincent Marshall b. 15/6/1900 Dapto
5. (f) Edith M Marshall b. 1902 Wollongong (Frank H Rice 1920)
6. (m) Reginald L Marshall d. 1904 Dapto
7. (m) James Allan Marshall b. 1909 Dapto
8. (f) Hilda Margaret Marshall d. 1964 Taree(Cecil Barnes 1926)
9. (f) Mabel F Marshall b. 1912 Dapto (Stanley VWeatherby 1928)
10. (f) Irene Dorothy Marshall b. 1914 Newtown

Husband lived at Strathfield when son Harold enlisted in WW1. Husband died because of an accident while visiting their daughter Mrs Cecil Barnes.

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

b. 29/3/1830 Wollongong d. 31/8/1913 Paddington

m. Benjamin Marshall (1818- 1/2/1906 Paddington Son of Rev Benajmin Marshall & Judith Hamilton *) 30/10/1850 St Michael’s Wollongong CofE Dapto; Wollongong

f. Charles Throsby Smith m. Sarah Broughton *

1. (f) Sarah Marshall  b. 1851 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong d. 1886 St Peters
2. (f) Mary Alexander Marshall b. 1853 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong d. 1919 Chatswood (Edward Towns 1877)
3. (f) Charlottte H Marshall b. 1854 d. 1906 Paddington
4. (m) Alexander Marshall b. 9/6/1856 Lake View, Illawarra d. 1860 Wollongong aged 3
5. (m) Charles T Marshall b. 12/8/1857 Glencoe, Dapto
6. (m) Benjamin Marshall b. 1859 Wollongong 14116/1859 d. 1862 Wollongong aged 2
7. (f) Maria R Marshall b. 1860 14060/1860 d. 1962 Wollongong aged 1
8. (f) Sophia Edith Marshall b. 1862 Wollongong 15094/1862 d. 1939 Ryde
9. (m) Henry O Marshall b. 1863 Wollongong d. 1912 Paddington
10. (f) Isabella C Marshall b, 1865 Wollongong d. 1908 Balmain South
11. (f) Martha K Marsdhall b. &d. 1867 Wollongong
12. (f) Agnes M Marshall b. 1869 Wollongong d. 1875 Sydney
13. (f) Jessie Blanche Marshall b. 1871 Wollongong d. 1895 Paddington

“MARRIED.By license, at Wollongong, on the 30th ultimo, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. M. D Meares, Benjamin Marshall, Esq., of Broulee, to Emma Broughton, third daughter of C. T. Smith, Esq., J.P., of Bustle Cottage.” The Sydney Morning Herald 2 November 1850

Golden Wedding

MARSHALL-SMITH.-October 30, 1850, at St. Michael's Church, by Rev. M. D. Meares, Benjamin, third son of the late Rev. Benjamin Marshall, Dromore, Ireland, to Emma Broughton, third daughter of C.T.  Smith, Esq., Bustle Cottage, Wollongong. The Sydney Morning Herald 30 October 1900

On Saturday the death occurred at Paddington of Mrs. B Marshall, sister of Mr. C. F. Smith and Mrs. Turner (Waverley), and daughter of the late Mr. Charles Throsby Smith. Shewas 83 years of age. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 5 September 1913 p 2

Named after her mother’s half sister, Emma married Benjamin Marshall in Wollongong in 1850, and by 1871 ten children had been born - all in Wollongong. However, only five -Sarah, Charlotte, Mary, Charles and Jessie - survived to maturity.

Jessie and Charlotte remained unmarried, and it is not clear whether Sarah married. Charles may have been the Charles Marshall who married in Windsor in 1875, and Mary married into the well-known Towns/Wentworth family in 1877, and raised her family in Sydney.

In the closing decades of the 19^th century it appears that they found themselves without family in Wollongong, and joined the migration of Emma’s older sisters to Sydney. They died in Paddington - he in 1906 and she in 1913.

http://www.members.optusnet.com.au/broughtonia/gp1255.htm

Living Keira St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –General Servant.

m. Dr George Marshall (abt 1826 Dromore Tyrone Ireland- 1/9/1888 Lyons Terrace Sydney Son of Benjamin Marshall & Judith Hamilton *) 21/4/1854 Pettigo Church Ireland

f. Hazlet Hamilton m.

1. ( (f) Anna C Marshall (Baron Karl Von Nauman 1883)
2. (f) Sarah Alice Marshall (Edwin H Bestic 1879, Arthur James Keynack 1890)
3. (m) Harry Osborne Marshall (Sophia Stewart Lawson 1888)
4. (f) Georgiana Jane Marshall b. 1858 Wollongong 13335/1858 (Hezlett Hamilton Scott 1888)
5. (f) Mary Edgerton Marshall b. 1859 Wollongong 14239/1859 d. 20/11/1877 Lyon Terrace Sydney
6. (m) George Benjamin Marshall b. 1861 Wollongong 14394/1861 d. 18/7/1940
7. (m) Dr. Hezlett Hamilton Marshall b. 4/3/ 1863 Wollongong 14983/1863 d. 10/5/1944 Woollahra (Isabella Moffitt 1896)
8. (m) Alexander William Marshall b. 28/5/1864 Wollongong 16530/1864 d. 14/11/1898
9. (m) Edwin O Marshall b. 29/7/1866 Wollongong 16673/1866
10. (f) Jane Rose H Marshall b. 1871 Wollongong 19488/1871

MARSHALL-HAMILTON. April 12th, in Pettigo Church, by the Rev. Charles Maude, GEORGE MARSHALL, ESQ., M.D., son of the late REV. BENJAMIN MARSHALL, of Dromore, to JANE, fourth daughter of HAZLET HAMILTON, ESQ., of Pettigo, and Hamilton Terrace, Bundoran [Co. Donegal] April 21 1854 LONDONDERRY SENTINEL

At her residence, Erin Cottage, on Saturday the 28th inst., the wife of George Marshall, Esq., M.D. of a son Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 3 June 1864 p 2

Her son Dr Hamilton Marshall was ‘summoned from Edinburgh to relieve his father in the Wollongong practice’ Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 3 June 1864 p 2

MARSHALL,. — At her residence, Erin Cottage, Wollongong, on the 29th inst, the wife of George Marshall, Esq , M.D , of a son Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 14 August 1866 p 2

b. abt 1783 Donaghmore Tyrone Ireland d. 13/2/1861 Dapto br. Brownsville Anglican

m. Rev. Benjamin Marshall (abt 1765 - 5/12/1850 Dromore Tyrone Ireland)

f. James (Moore) Hamilton m. Sarah Stewart

1. (f) Sarah Elizabeth Marshall * b. abt 1807 Dromore Tyrone Ireland (Henry Osborne 1828)
2. (u) Marshall
3. (u) Marshall
4. (m) Robert James Marshall b. abt 1816 Dromore, Irland d. 4/5/1900 Daisy Bank Dapto (Annie Jane Osborne * 1847)
5. (f) Charlotte Marshall b. abt 1816 Dromre Tyrone Ireland d. 3/5/1844 (John Scott 1834)
6. (m) Dr George Marshall d. 1/9/1888 Sydney (Jane Hamilton )
7. (m) Benjamin Marshall b. abt 1818 d. 1/2/1906 Paddington (Emma Broughton Smith * 1850)
8. (m) Alexander Marshall b. abt 1829 Dromore Tyrone Ireland d. 22/2/1856 Lake View Illawarra

On the 13th, instant, at the residence of her son, Benjamin Marshall, Esq., Dapto, in the 77th tear of her age, Judith, relict of of the late Rev. Benjamin Marshall, Dromon, County Tyrone, Ireland. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 15 February 1861 p 2

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http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=101230729

b. abt 1876 d. 8/9/1970 Wentworth Falls

f. James William m. Louisa Sarah

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

b. Co. Tyrone, Ireland

m. Robert John Marshall (1851 Co Derry Ireland- 4/2/1923 Daisy Bank Dapto Son of Robert J & Annie J Osborne *) 14/10/1875 Wollongong 4480/1875

Husband remarried Adeline E Jones * in 1903.

MARSHALL— CHARLTON.— On the 14th October instant, at St. Luke's Church, Dapto, by the Rev. J. H, Rowsell, Mr. R. J. Marshall, of the County Derry, Ireland, to Lucy Charlton, of the County Tyrone, Ireland. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 19 October 1875 p 2

b. abt 1818 d. 16/6/1909 br. Kiama General

m. James Marshall (abt 1803 Kirkaldy Fifeshire - 16/6/1865 Saddleback Kiama ) 1843 Presbyterian Wollongong V18434402 74B

1. (f) Jane Marshall b. 1846 Presbyterian Itinerant
2. (m) John Marshall b. 1848 Presbyterian Sydney St Andrew’s
3. (m) Thomas Marshall b. 1849 Presbyterian Sydney St Andrew’s
4. (f) Mary A Marshall b. 1851 Presbyterian Wollongong
5. (m) William Marshall b. 1852 Presbyterian Wollongong d. 6/1/1875 Kiama
6. (m) Alexander Marshall b. 1854 Presbyterian Terrys Meadows
7. (m) George Marshall b. 1857 Kiama (Mary Riley 1883)
8. (m) Gay Marshall b. 1858 Kiama d. 1912 Parramatta (Clara E Wasos * See Hael* 1884)
9. (m) Robertson Marshall b. 1860 Kiama (Emily Cummings 1885)

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

OBITUARY.

Mrs. MARGARET MARSHALL. ON Wednesday evening last a very old and highly respected resident of Kiama, in the person of Mrs. Margaret Marshall (relict of the late Mr. James Marshall), passed away at her residence in Shoalhaven street, from heart failure and senile decay. The deceased old lady had reached the advanced age of 91 years, and had resided in the Illawarra district for upwards of 70 years. A family of five sons and one daughter survive her. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon, the remains being in terred in the Presbyterian portion of North Kiama cemetery. The Rev. James Malcolm conducted the service at the graveside. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 19 June 1909 p 2

b. abt 1872 d. 28/7/1964 Bellambi

m. Hamilton Stewart Marshall (- 7/11/1939 Russell Vale Son of William Marshall & Ellen ) 1899 Vic

f. Kinnias Wark m. Johanne

1. (m) Thomas Stewart Marshall b. 1899 Vic d. 31/1/1923 South Bulli mine
2. (f) Elsie May Marshall b. abt 1902 d. 24/5/1916 South Bulli incline
3. (f) Ivy Victoria Marshall b. 1904 Woonona d. 18/8/1975 Strathfield
4. (m) Hamilton Marshall b. 1909 Woonona d. 29/12/1987 Russell Vale

b. abt 1853 d. 2/8/1939 Mayfield br. Sandgate

m. Robert Annen (-11/1/1886 Petersham Son of John Annen & Ann) 1876 Newtown

m. Richard Marshall (1849- 13/4/1926 Lakemba Son of Richard Marshall & Elizabeth Skerton *) 1888 Petersham

f. James Fairley m. Fanny Brady

1. (m) Robert Annen b. 1881 Petersham d. 1947 Newcastle
2. (f) Fanny M Annen b. 14/7/1886 Petersham d. before 1947 (Lindsay Macdonald 1914)
3. (f) Susan May Marshall b. 1889 Canterbury d. 1970 Hamilton (James Duncan 1910)
4. (m) Herbert James Marshall b. 15/10/1890 Ashfield d. 19/10/1957 Newcastle (Amy Jesse Wilton 1923)
5. (m) Arthur Ernest Marshall b. 1893 Ashfield d. 20/10/1917 Belguim

Living at Corrimal St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband a brickmaker.

ANNEN.-July 14, at her residence, Canterbury; the wife of the late Robert Annen of a daughter. Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1870 - 1907) Saturday 14 August 1886 p 35

The death occurred at Newcastle last week of Mrs. Mary Marshall, widow of the late Richard Marshall, late of Wollongong. Deceased was 86 years of age and had not enjoyed good health for some years. She was the mother of Robert, Anne (Mrs. Lin Macdonald, Keiraville), James and Susan (Mrs. Duncan, Newcastle ), Arthur (killed in action) and stepmother of John, Thomas and Richard Marshall, Mrs. Jerrard (of Queensland), Mrs. French (Sydney Petersham) and. Mrs. Arthur Bate (Fairy Meadow). South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 11 August 1939 p 12

b. Paradise Co Clare Ireland 1833 d. 18/9/1912 br. Old West Dapto Catholic Cemetery

m. Joseph Marshall

f. Patrick Meer m. Anne

1. Joseph Marshall b. 10/7/1865 Brisbane Qld
2. Mary Ann Marshall b. 1867 Brisbane Qld
3. Margaret Marshall b. 1871 Hartley
4. James Marshall b. 1873 Hill End
5. Sarah Marshall

Living at South Coast Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

MARSHALL.—At the residence of her son-in-law, Dapto, Mary Bridget, relict of the late Joseph Marshall, and eldest daughter of the late Patrick Meer, of Paradise, Co. Clare, Ireland, in her 80th year. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 21 September 1912 p 16

Husband a baker at Hill End. She may not have lived in the area during the time frame.

m. Lawrence Marshall

1. (f) Fanny A Marshall b. 1848 Presbyterian St Lawrence’s
2. (f) Elizabeth Mary Marshall b. 25/6/1856 Wollongong 8395/1856

m. William Marshall 1900 Sydney

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

b. abt 1852 Hitchin Hertfordshire d. 15/3/1942 Wollongong

f. Rev Alfred Martell m. Jessie Augusta Bristow *

Ship: 1883

Living Smith St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

WOMEN'S LIBERAL LEAGUE
A PAPER BY MISS MANTELL.

At last meeting of the Wollongong Women's Liberal League, the following paper on 'Preferential Trade ' was read by Miss Martell, of Wollongong : Cont. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Saturday 5 December 1903 p 4

The death occurred on Sunday at her home, 'Little Milton', Smith-st., Wollongong, of Miss Isabella Mary Martell in her 91st year. She was a daughter of the late Rev Alfred Martell of Hexford, England, and came to Australia in 1883 with her twin sister, the late Mrs T. W. Lee (widow of the late Dr. Timothy Lee) She had been actively associated with St. Michael's C. of E. for many years, and had been a prominent Red Cross worker during the 1914-18 War. She had also taken a keen interest in the Overseas Club, being the local secretary over a long period of years. In her younger days she had been a splendid tennis player, and two of her nieces, Misses Isabel and Mabel Lee have played in interstate matches. Another niece is Miss Dorothy Lee, while nephews are Dr. Harry Lee and Mr. F. R. Lee

The late Miss Martell, although retaining her mental faculties to the last, has been an invalid ever since the death of her twin sister four years, ago. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 20 March 1942 Page 5

b. abt 1828 Hitchen Hertfordshire d. 27/4/1911 br. Wollongong General

m. Rev Alfred Martell (1821 Spalding Lincolnshire -) 1846 Williton Somerset

f. Whiston Bristow m. Judith McCleary

Ship: 1883

1. (m) Alfred Whiston Frost Martell b. 22/5/1848 Menstreet Somerset d. 1928 Totnes Devon (Eleanor Laura Rickards 1879)
2. (m) Reginald Charles Martell b. abt 1850 Hitchin Hertfordshire
3. (f) Margaret Jessie Martell * b. 1851 Hitchin Hertfordshire d. 12/5/1937 Wollongong ( Timothy Wood Lee 1875)
4. (f) Isabella Mary Martell * b. 1851 Hitchin Hertfordshire d. 15/3/1942 Wollongong

Husband Vicar Of Hexton & Curate Of Pirton in Hertfordshire in 1851 Census. The Rev. A. Martell, B.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge, headmaster of Saffron Walden Grammar School, and Curate of Hitchin, has been presented by the Countess de Lautour to the vicarage of Hexton, Herts. Stamford Mercury, Friday 13 February 1846

Living Smith St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

MARTELL.— April 28, at Wollongong. New South Wales, in the 81^st year of her age, Jessie Augusta Martell, widow of the late Rev. Alfred Martell. Vicar of Hexton, Co. Herts. England. English papers please copy. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930) Saturday 6 May 1911 p 12

An Australian Horsewoman.

MISS MARTIN, OF WOLLONGONG.

(See illustration on page 33.)

Miss Martin is the second daughter of Mr. John Martin, of Spring Hill, near Wollongong (N.S.W.), and first made a name for herself as an equestrienne by winning the Ladies' Prize for riding over Hurdles at the Dapto Show in 1887. This she followed by running second at the Wollongong Show in 1888, and again carrying off the first prizes in similar contests at the Dapto and Wollongong shows this year.

In Wollongong lately she defeated Mrs. Tory,and another famous lady riders. Her exhibition was one of the features of the show. The hors she rode was ‘Kingston’ owned by Mr. Henry A. Pringle, of Nudjia, near Wollongong. He is a difficult horse to sit, and refused his first two fences. But the clever riding of Miss Martin prevailed and his jumping was a perfect treat to witness, showing off Miss Martin's horsewomanship to perfection. The decision of the Judges was an. extremely popular one; rounds of applause greeting Miss Martin on her exit from the show ring. ' Australian Town and Country Journal (NSW : 1870 - 1907) Saturday 2 March 1889

At her residence, Wollongong, on the 14th instant, Mrs Eliza Martin Major, of a son. Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875) Saturday 23 February 1856 p 6

b. 1878 Wollongong d. 23/3/1930 Thirroul

m. Thomas C Martin 1905 Redfern

f. George Blinkco m. Sarah Reeve *

Living Sherbrooke in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

MARTIN. — 23rd March, 1930, at her residence, Ford's Road, Thirroul, Ada Frances, beloved wife of Thomas Martin. Aged 52 years. Daily Pictorial (Sydney, NSW : 1930 - 1931) Monday 24 March 1930 p 7

b. abt 1862 d. 14/9/1936 br. Bulli General

m. James Martin (abt 1861- 22/9/1936 Son of Joseph Martin & Sarah) 1882 Woonona 5031/1882

f. John Kimberg m. Mary

1. (m) Alfred Kimbrey Martin b. 1883 Woonona d. 1952 Macksville
2. (m) James H Martin b. 1885 Woonona
3. (m) Harry Martin b. 1887 Woonona d. 1967 Bulli
4. (f) Mary Martin b. 1889 Woonona
5. (m) John W Martin b. 1891 Woonona
6. (m) William Francis Martin b. 1893 Woonona d. 1953 Bulli
7. (f) Alice M Martin b. 1900 Woonona
8. (m) John W Martin b. 1912 Woonona

1903 Electoral roll –living at Range Woonona Domestic Duties. Husband a miner.

d. after 1950

m. Edward Martin

1. (f) Vera Catherine Martin b. 1897 Woonona d. 27/5/1950 Fairfield (Sydney T Fletcher)
2. (f) Edith F Martin b. 1899 Woonona
3. (f) Alma M Martin b. 1901
4. (m) Reuben David Marin b. 1907 Woonona d. 10/3/1957 North Bondi
5. (m) Clarence E Martin b. 1912 Woonona

1903 Electoral roll –living at Woonona Domestic Duties. Husband a carpenter.

m. John Martin

1. (m) William Martin b. 1857 Kiama
2. (f) Emma Martin b. 1860 Kiama

m. William Martin

1. (m) Timothy Martin b. 1/7/1859 Figtree 14183/1859

m. John Martin

1. (m) John J Martin b. 1856 bp. Jamberoo; Kiama ; Shoalhaven

b. 20/1/1874 Farie Meadow d. 7/7/1954 Rowland Av Wollongong cr. Woronora

m. Robert Arthur Martin (abt 1874- 9/8/1954 Rowland Av Wollongong) 1891 Redfern

f. John Flanagan m. Sarah Jane Cunningham* see Brindley

1. (m) Julius Owen Martinb. 1891 Sydney d. 1960 Wollongong
2. (m) Robert Arthur Martin b. 1896 Wollongong d. 1966 Wollongong
3. (f) Mildred Marin b. d. before 1954
4. (m) Harold John Martin b. 1899 Wollongong d. 1978
5. (f) Francis William Martin b. 1901 Wollongong d. 1964 Bulli
6. (f) Doreen Thelma Martin b. 1906 Wollongong ( Roy A Smith 1937)
7. (f) Meda E Martin (Stephen Bond 1930 )

Living Bourke St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a carter. (Misspelt Addie)

b. 7/8/1856 Lake d. 14/11/1929 Sydney br. Wollongong

m. John Douglas McCann (1856-after 1915 Bogan Gate ?) 8/4/1875 St Francis Xavier’s

m. Andrew Martin ( 1856 Kiama– 27/2/1928 Son of Joseph Martin & Willane/Willhemina *) 1901 Redfern

f. Thomas Clifford m. Elizabeth Rourke *

1. (m) John Alexander McCann b. 1878 Wollongong d. 26/11/1918 Dartford England
2. (m) Alexander Stewart McCann b. 1880 Sydney d. 1967 Bega
3. (f) Mary Jane McCann b. 1882 Sydney (William Downing)
4. (f) Ann M McCann b. 1884 Sydney (Alfred A Ford 1911)
5. (f) Elizabeth Rose M McCann b. 1886 Bega (Keating)

1903 Electoral roll –living at Mount Pleasant Domestic Duties Husband a miner.

Two divorce cases of some interest to South Coasters were heard in Sydney during the week. In the former, Mr. R. W. Fraser appeared for the petitioner, Bridget M'Cann, formerly Clifford, who sought a divorce from John Douglas M'Cann on the ground of desertion. The parties were married at Wollongong in April, 1875, according to the rites of the Roman Catholic Church. His Honor found the issue proved, and granted a decree nisi, returnable in three months. Petitioner to have the custody of one child, issue of the marriage. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Saturday 8 December 1900 p 8

MARTIN. — November 14. 1929, at the Sacred Heart Hospice, Bridget, relict of the late Andrew Martin, Mt. Pleasant Balgownie, much loved Mother of Mary Dowling, and loving Grandmother of Evelyn, Lillie Ford, A. S McCann, Bega, John Alexander, deceased, and Rose Keating, Tasmania; aged 73 years. The Labor Daily (Sydney, NSW : 1924 - 1938) Saturday 16 November 1929 p 4

Lived at Mt Pleasant- husband a ‘respected resident’

b. 10/9/1872 Fox Ground d. 15/7/1940 Dorrigo

m. Irvine Michael Martin (1870 Dunmore- 12/11/1943 Dorrigo Son of Irvine Martin & Sarah McGettigan *) 1897 Kiama

f. Michael Connors m. Catherine McGovern *

1. (m) Bernard Thomas Martin b. 1898 Kiama d. 1972
2. (m) Irvine Michael Martin b. 1899 Kiama d. 1959
3. (f) Mary Lillian Martin b. 1901 Kiama d. 1936 Grafton (Peter E Charters 1927)
4. (m) John Martinb. 1903 d. 1916 Lismore
5. (m) James Martin b. 1905 Kiama
6. (m) Vincent Joseph Martin b. 1908 Kiama d. 1962 Bellingen
7. (m) Carl A Martin b. 1910 Lismore
8. (m) Gerald Leonard Martin b. 1913 Lismore d. 1982
9. (m) Clive Francis Martin d. 1974

About 1922 the family moved to Dorrigo from the Richmond River area- husband was involved in dairy farming and the Foxground butter factory.

b. d. after 1881

m. Aaron Martin (1808 - 30/6/1881 Shellharbour ) 1844

f. John Gavin m. Mary Connor

Ship: John Renwick 1841

1. (m) John Thomas Gavin b. 1841 on board the John Renwick d. 1936 ( Margaret Caldwell * 1885)
2. (m) Robert Martin d. 1912 Rozelle
3. (m) Thomas Martin b. 1846 RC Liverpool
4. (f) Mary Anne Martin * b. 1850 Campbelltown ( Patrick Gavin 1876)
5. (m) Nicholas Aaron Martin b. 1851 RC Campbelltown St John’s d. 1932 Kiama (Catherine Toohey * 1875 Lillian Bonser * 1903)
6. (f) Harriet Ellen Martin
7. (m) James Martin b. 1854 RC Campbelltown St John’s d. 1929 Granville
8. (m) Joseph Martin b. 11/7/1858 Shellharbour bp Kiama RC d. 8/6/1924 Kiama
9. (f) Eliza J Martin b. 1862 Shellharbour (Charles Wood 1888)

Husband left a widow and 7 children

Husband a settler

http://boards.ancestry.com.au/surnames.gavin/146.288/mb.ashx

d. before 1933?

m. Herbert John George Martin (abt 1857 – 26/8/1933 Royal North Sydney Son of ? & Eliza) 1879 Sydney

1. (m) Herbert Henry Martin b. 1883 Kiama d. 1952 Chatswood
2. (m) Ernest E Martin b. 1884 Sydney d. 1884 Sydney
3. (f) Mary M Martin b. 1885 St Leonards
4. (m) Claude Edward Martin b. 1887 St Leonards d. 1974
5. (f) Grace M Martin b. 1888 St Leonards
6. (m) Leo Oswald Martin b. 1892 St Leonards d. 1961 Balmain
7. (f) Gert Martin
8. (f) Irene V Martin b. 1899 St Leonards

Husband may have been involved with the ferrys on Sydney Harbour as when he died the family thanked the Kirawa which as a ferry from 1912.

b. 2/7/ 1877 Albion Park 13907/1877 d. 15/10/1958 Carlton

m. James Leslie Martin ( abt 1875 Gladesville -13/4/1936 Carlton Son of James Martin & Annie) 28/8/1897  St Paul’s Albion Park

f. Gabriel Timbs m. Ellen O’Gorman *

1. (f) Annie Marion Martin b. 17/10/1897 Gladesville bp. 19/5/1900 Albion Park RC
2. (f) Margaret Ellen Martin b. 13/4/1900 Gladesville bp. 19/5/1900 Albion Park RC
3. (m) John Leslie Martin b. 1901 Ryde d. 1976 Tongarra
4. (f) Blanche Mary Martin b. 1906 Ryde

b. abt 1858 Wollongong d. 13/12/1899 Shellharbour

m. Nicholas Aaron Martin (abt 1853 Campbelltown- 1932 Shellharbour Son of Aaron Martin & Bridget Gavin) 4/7/1875 House of Mr James Wiley Albion Park 2879/1875

f. Michael Tuohey m. Anne Malone *

1. (f) Mary Anne Martin * b. 2/4/1876 Albion Park d. 1926 Petersham
2. (m) John Thomas Martin b. 3/7/1877 Wollongong d. 1914-1918 France
3. (f) Catherine Katie Martin * b. 23/3/1879 Dapto d. 1959 (William Hazelton 1904)
4. (f) Isabella Martin b. 13/4/1880 Wollongong d. 1959 Casino
5. (f) Bridget Ellen Martin b. 7/1/1882 Shellharbour
6. (m) Nicholas Aaron Martin b. 16/12/1882 Shellharbour
7. (f) Elizabeth Margaret Mrtin b. 22/11/1883 Shellharbour d. 1969 Kiama
8. (f) Agnes Martin b. 23/11/1884 Shellharbour (Thomas Gould 1909)
9. (f) Theresa Martin b. 2/2/1886 Shellharbour d. 1976 Kiama (Joseph Byrne 1906)
10. (m) Michael William Martin b. 18/1/1888 Shellharbour d. 1964 Lismore
11. (m) Henry Joseph Martin b. 9/12/1888 Shellharbour d. 1955 Rockdale
12. (f) Winifred Mary Martin b. 19/7/1891 Shellharbour
13. (m) James Charles Martin b. 3/11/1893 Shellharbour
14. (f) Josephine martin b. 1896 Shellharbour
15. (m) Edmund George Martin b. 12/12/1897 Shellharbour d. 1969 Sydney
16. (f) Maud Martin b. 1899 Shellharbour

A very sad death occurred in Shellharbour last week, when Mrs. Nicholas Martin was taken away at the comparatively early age of 40 years. Deceased had been ailing for a short time only, and on Wednesday, December 13, having received the last Sacraments, she peacefully passed away.

The funeral took place on Thursday at the local cemetery. Mrs. Martin leaves a large family, most of whom are very young. R.I.P.

b. 20/11/1861 Kiama d. 1/6/1943 Griffith br Griffith

m. William Caleb Martin (4/12/1856 Balmain- 29/1/1933 Griffith Son of William Martin & Charity S) 11/7/1888 Figtree

f. Andrew Armstrong m. Martha Graham *

1. (f) Enid Tyhurst Martin b. 1889 Argyle d. 1971 St Leonards
2. (m) Eric Claude Martin b. . 1892 Argyle d. 1965 Rockdale
3. (m) Kenneth B Martin b. 1890 Argyle d. 1924 Griffith
4. (f) Marjorie C Martin b. 1895 Crookwell
5. (m) William H Martin b. 1897 Goulburn

MARTIN–ARMSTRONG.-July 11, at the residence of the bride’s parents, Figtree, near Wollongong, by the Rev. B. J. Meek; William C. Martin, Marulan, to Kate A., third daughter of Andrew Armstrong, Esq. The Sydney Morning Herald 27 August 1888

b. 28/11/1874 Jamberoo d. 19/10/1952 Petersham

f. Robert Martin m. Rebecca Clinton

1903 Electoral roll –living at Avondale Domestic Duties

b. abt 1838 Dapto d. 20/9/1891 Spring Hill br. Wollongong

m. James Martin (abt 1828 Fermanagh Ireland - 6/8/1913 Son of James Martin & Catherine Armstrong * see Stewart) 19/11/1857 Shellharbour

1. (f) Elizabeth Martin * b. 8/7/1858 Shellharbour (William John Dawes 1875)
2. (m) James Martin b. 26/7/1959 Shellharbour (Elizabeth Ann Wood * 1881)
3. (m) Edward Martin b. 1861 Kiama d. 5/9/1929 Ryde (Johanna Margaret Hawes * 1881)
4. (f) Mary Ann Martin b. 12/10/1863 Shellharbour
5. (f) Catherine Cassie Martin * b. 1/10/1867 Shellharbour d. 26/7/1954 Wollongong (Robert Elliott 1891)
6. (f) Georgina Martin* b. 5/11/1870 Shellharbour d. 27/8/1946 Brisbane Qld (Charles Wood 1888)

The FRIENDS of Mr. JAMES MARTIN, Sen., of Spring Hill, near Wollongong, are kindly invited to attend the funeral of his late beloved WIFE, Elizabeth: to move from Railway Station, Wollongong, THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON, at half-past 4 o'clock, for Wollongong Wesleyan Cemetery . The Sydney Morning Herald 21 September 1891

b. 1862 Jamberoo d.

m. James Martin (26/7/1859 Shellharbour –Son of James Martin & Elizabeth Couch *) 1/9/1881 Sydney

f. George Wood m. Elizabeth Donnelly *

1. (m) George Robert Martin
2. (m) Alfred Ernest Martin b. 6/11/1885 Shellharbour d. 1964 Tweed Heads
3. (m) James Oscar Martin b. 10/11/1886 Shellharbour
4. (m) Albert Martin b. 1887 Wollongong
5. (m) Charles Martin b. abt 1891 Gerringong d. 22/1/1936 Brisbane Qld (Phyllis V Mills 1920)
6. (m) Ebenezer Martin b. 1891 Wollongong d. 14/4/1969 Qld
7. (m) Ernest Martin b. 1893 Wollongong d. 26/1/1968 Qld
8. (m) Percy Martin b. 1896 Richmond
9. (J O’Brien)
10. (Alberay)

d. 1892 Darlinghurst

m. Nathaniel Martin (- 1857 Dapto)

f. John m. Mary

MARTIN.-At her residence, No. 359 Bourke-street, Darlinghurst. Elizabeth Mary Joseph Martin, widow of the late Nathaniel Martin, of Wollongong. R.I.P. The Sydney Morning Herald 5 January 1892

d. 30/1/1862 Wollongong 6407/1862

m. Wesley Martin (abt 1828 USA ? -1865 Ryde) 15/8/1856 Wollongong 2174/1856

f. William Roase

1. (f) Amanda Martin b. 1857 Wollongong d. 10/4/1857 Wollongong
2. (m) Samuel Christopher Martin b. 1861 Wollongong d. 1861 Wollongong

Husband was of Berrima when he was convicted of assult after he was called a ‘thorough Yankee’.

On the 15th instant, at Wollongong, by. the Rev. S. Wilkinson, Wesleyan Minister, Mr. Westley Martin to Miss Emily Roase, of Wollongong. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Monday 18 August 1856 p 6

On the 10th instant, at the residence of her parents, Corrimal-street, Wollongong, the infant daughter of Mr. Westley Martin. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Monday 13 April 1857 p 3

THE FRIENDS of MR. WESLEY MARTIN are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late departed son, Samuel Christopher. The procession will move from his residence, Crown-street, This Morning, at 11 o'clock. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 30 July 1861 p 3

At her residence, Crown-street, on Thursday, 30^th January, after a few weeks illness, Emily, the beloved wife of Mr. Wesley Martin, aged 24 years. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 31 January 1862 p 2

Husband a hairdresser.

b. 1874 Penrith d. 20/3/1924 Balmain br. Field of Mars

m. Charles John Martin(abt 1871- 19/5/1954 Gladesville Son of James Martin & Annie) 1899 Albion Park

f. Thomas Ralph Woodland m. Elizabeth Margaret Royal

1. Maude C Martin b. 1900 Ryde (Aubrey Rash)
2. Emily T Martin b. 1912 St Peters
3. Sydney Percy Martin b. 1914 Ryde
4. James Royal Martin b. 1917 Drummoyne

b 20/5/1876 Unanderra d. 16/1/1957 Wollongong br. St Luke’s Brownsville

m. Alexander Gray Martin (29/5/1874- 16/12/1952 Son of Robert Martin & Rebecca Clinton *) 10/4/1900 Wollongong

f. George Lindsay m. Eliza Little *

1. (m) Alexander Clinton Martin b. 20/5/1900 Avondale d. 20/7/1982 Figtree ( Muriel Grey 1933)
2. (f) Edith Evelyn Martin b,. 18/9/1902 Avondale ( T. Hilton Lindsay 1930)
3. (m) Keith Stanley Martin b. 17/7/1904 Avondale (Eleanor Wilson 1933)
4. (f) Millicent Eliza Martin b. 11/10/1906 Avondale ( Gerrard Wardell 1939)
5. (f) Isabel Ethel Martin b. 11/10/1906 Avondale ( John R. Maynes 1940)

1903 Electoral roll –living at Avondale Domestic Duties. Husband a farmer.

1903 Electoral roll –living at Fairy Meadow Domestic Duties

b. 3/10/1856 Sydney d. 13/12/1939 Summer Hill

m. John William Martin (1848 Windsor - 1914 Windsor Son of William Martin & Rose) 1874 Broulee

f. Edwin Allan Meares m. Ann

1. (m) William Edward Martin
2. (f) Annie Martin
3. (m) John Martin
4. (f) Rosanna Edith Martin b. 1879 Broulee
5. (m) Edwin J Martin
6. (f) Beatrice Mary Martin b. 1880 Grafton
7. (f) Mildred Olive Martin b. 1883 Sydney
8. (m) Thomas Frederick Martin
9. (f) Harriette Martin b. 20/8/1886 Fig Tree 24434/1886 d. 1886 Wollongong
10. (m) James J Marin b. 1888 Sydney
11. (m) Reginald S Martin b. 1892 Newtown d. 1893 Leichhardt
12. (f) Dorothy Martin b. 1897 Marrickville d. 1913 Sutherland
13. (m) John G Martin b. 1898 Waverley

m. Alexander Martin

1. (f) Elizabeth Martin b. 1845 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong

b. abt 1849 d. 14/3/1909 Para Meadow br. Wollongong

m. Taylor

m. James Martin ( abt 1828- 6/8/1913) 1906 Sydney

1. (m) F A Taylor b.

An elderly lady named Mrs. Martin died at Para Meadow on Sunday, and was buried yesterday. Deceased, who was the mother of Mr. F. A. Taylor, at one time conducted a boarding house at ''Illawarra House,' Wollongong. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 16 March 1909 p 2

MARTIN. — At her residence, Para Meadow, Wollongong, Jane, the beloved Wife of James Martin, .and dearly loved mother of F A. Taylor, of Rose Bay aged 60. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930) Thursday 25 March 1909 p 6

She ran the Illawarra House in 1904, which she sold in 1906.

d. 1/11/1908 Bowral br. Bowral

m. Edward Martin (1861 Kiama – 5/9/1929 Ryde Son Of James Martin & Elizabeth Couch *) 1881 Kiama

f. George Dawes m. Isabella Reilly *

1. (m) Ernest Edward Martin b. 1882 Kiama d. 1950 Bulli
2. (f) Esther J Martin b. 1884 Kiama (John Robertson 1911)
3. (f) Cassey Martin b. 1886 Kiama
4. (f) Isabella Martin b. 1887 Kiama
5. (f) Elizabeth Martin b. 1889 Kiama
6. (f) Myrtle Martin b. 1891 Kiama
7. (m) James Martin b. 1895 Kiama d. 1971 Murwillumbah
8. (m) George Martin b. ? d. 1981
9. (f) Martin

MRS. EDWARD MARTIN.

As briefly announced in our last issue, the death took place on Sunday evening last at her residence, Smith street, Bowral, of Mrs. Edward Martin (youngest sister, of Mr. Geo. Dawes and Mrs. E. T. Elliott, of Kiama), from pneumonia. The deceased lady appeared to be in usual health up to the Sunday previous, which, being a very hot day, sit sat on the varandah of her residence, where she contracted a chill, and was forced to take to her bed.

Medical was called in, but no danger was anticipated until Sunday, when a change for the worse took place; both the Doctors in attendance pronounced the case hopeless, and, as previously stated, she passed peacefully away at about 10 o'clock on Sunday night, leaving a husband and nine children (3 sons and six daughters, the youngest being only 8 years of age) to mourn their loss, and to whom much sympathy is extended. The funeral took place at Bowral on Tuesday, the remains being first taken to the church and thence to the cemetery, being followed by a large number of relatives and friends. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 7 November 1908 Page 2

b. abt 1880 d. 20/5/1954 Rydalmere

m. Nicholas Aaron Martin (abt 1853 Campbelltown- 1932 Shellharbour Son of Aaron Martin & Bridget Gavin *) 1903 Albion Park

f. George Bonser m. Kezia * ?

1. (f) Veronica Martin b. 1904 Albion Park
2. (f) Berdila Martin b. 1906 Albion Park
3. (m) Patrick Martin b. 1908 Kiama
4. (m) Maurice A Martin b. 1910 Kiama
5. (f) Annie C Martin b. 1913 Kiama
6. (f) Elizabeth Bernie Marton b. 1913 Kiama
7. (f) Frances E Martin b. 1917 Kiama

MARTIN. Lillian.-May 20, 1954, at hospital, of 82 Patrick Street, Hurstville, relict of Nicholas Aaron Martin, beloved mother of Veronica, Deal, Pat, Maurice, Anne, Bernie, May, and Terry, aged 73 years. Requiscat in peace. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 28 May 1954 p 24

b. 19/5/1833 Donacavey Tyrone Ireland d. 5/4/1870 Shellharbour

m. Robert Martin (abt 1830-18/11/1902 Son of James Martin & Catherine Armstrong * see Stewart) ) 3/8/1853 Wollongong V18534510 74B/1853 Presbyterian Wollongong

f. William James Cochrane m. Mary Jane Coughran *

Ship: 1851

1. (f) Isabella Martin b . 3/8/1854 Shellharbour d. 29/7/1868 in Shellharbour
2. (m) James Martin b. 25/4/1856 in Kiama d. 30/1/1857 in Kiama
3. (f) Mary Martin b. 23/7/1857 in Kangaroo Valley d. 1912 Bangalow (Frederick Gregg Flower 1881)
4. (f) Catherine Ann Martin b. 20/1/1859 Shellharbour d. 1940 Manly (Frederick Longley 1880)
5. (f) Lillie Anne Martin b. 11/8/1860 Kiama d. 13/8 /1860 Kiama
6. (m) Robert Martin b. 27/8/1861 Kiama 14453/1861 d. 10/10/1861 in Kiama
7. (m) William Martin b. 14/9/1862 Kiama d. 1949 Balmain
8. (f) Eliza Martin b. 8/2 /1864 Kiama d. 1864 Kiama
9. (f) Annie Elizabeth Martin b. 16/8/1865 Shellharbour d. 3/5 1918 Avondale (Pattison Bryen 1887)
10. (f) Margaret Martin 12/12/1866 in Kiama d. 1939 Chatswood (Thomas J Jarrett1887)
11. (f) Emily Jane Martin b. 5/3/1868 Shellharbour d. 1908 Grafton (Edward William Cochrane 1897)

By special license, on the 3rd instant, at Wollongong, by the Rev. Cunningham Atchison, Moderator of the Synod of Australia, Mr. Robert Martin, of Kiama, to Miss Cogharen, of Wollongong.

MARTIN. - At her residence, Shellharbor, on the 16th instant, Mrs Robert Martin, of a daughter. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 22 August 1865 p 2

ON Tuesday, the 5th instant, at her residence, Shellharbor, LELLIAN, the beloved wife of Robert Martin, after a long and painful illness. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 7 April 1870 p 2

Husband a publican who held a license for “The Gold Digger's Arms”, Terralong St, Kiama in 1853 and he is said to have built the first hotel at Shellharbour, “The Pigeon House”, on the site of the old Shellharbour Worker's Club, from money won on the goldfields.

b. 1825 d. 15/2/1897 Lower Domain Sydney

m. Peter Martin (1817- 18/6/1892 Paddington Son of Arthur Martin & Caroline Humphries) 1843 Sydney

f. William Sadler m. Mary Lellice

1. (f) Mary Martin b. 1844
2. (m) Arthur R Martin b. 1846
3. (f) Mary Martin b. 1848
4. (m) Thomas Martin b. 1850
5. (m) William Martin b. 5/12/1852 Wollogong (Louisa Mary Ethel Bennett 1878)
6. (f) Caroline Martin b. 1853
7. (f) Caroline Martin b. 5/6/1856 Fairy Meadow 8398/1856
8. (m) James Martin b. 1858 Maitland
9. (f) Louisa Martin b. 1861 Sydney
10. (f) Elizabeth A Martin b. 1864 Sydney
11. (m) Henry H Martin b. 1866 Sydney
12. (f) Lillian M M Martin b. 1869 Sydney