b. abt 1872 Bulli Pass? d. 8/9/1955 Bulli 23765/1955 br. Bulli General

m. Neil James McKinnon ( 1864 Bulli - 16/1/1935 Woonona Son of Donald McKinnon & Harriet Gange * ) 1893 Woonona

f. William Boland Green m. Mary Hunter *

1. (f) Ethel M MacKinnon b. 1896 Woonona ( Rhys H Bevan 1919)
2. (m) Claude L MacKinnon b. 1898 Woonona
3. (f) Doris C MacKinnon b. 1900 Woonona (Arthur E W R Woods 1927 )
4. (m) Albert N MacKinnon b. 1902 Woonona
5. (f) Flora J MacKinnon b. 1905 Woonona (Wilfred H J Hutton 1925 )
6. (m) William Dougald MacKinnon b. 1908 Woonona
7. (f) Mary MacKinnon b. 1909 Woonona
8. (f) Bessie MacKinnon b. 1912 Woonona
9. (f) Nancy MacKinnon b. abt 1914 Woonona

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

b. 1865 Wollongong d. 14/3/1918 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. George Napier MacKinnon ( 1868 Shoalhaven - 31/7/1947 Wollongong Son of John McKinnon & Esther) 1894 Woonona

f. William Northfield m. Emma Manning *

1. (m) William John MacKinnon b. 1895 Woonona 18589/1895 d. 1959 Wollongong
2. (m) George C MacKinnon b. 1896 Wollongong 18063/1896
3. (m) Kenneth M MacKinnon b. 1898 Wollongong 17445/1898 d. 1899 Wollongong
4. (f) Florence Ada MacKinnon b. 1900 Wollongong 18244/1900 d. 1978
5. (m) Arthur M MacKinnon b. 1902 Wollongong 18263/1902
6. (m) Alexander V MacKinnon b. 1906 Wollongong 19841/1906
7. (f) Jessie May MacKinnon b. 1911 Wollongong 35719/1911 (Oliver Wendell O’Neill 1937 )

Living Mount Kembla in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties.

Husband was a surviver of the Mt Keira mine disaster

b. abt 1856 d. 29/7/1929 Lismore br. Lismore

m. Thomas McKinnon (- 31/1/1934 Lismore Son of John McKinnon & Elizabeth *) 1884 Inverell 5451/1884

f. David Brown m. Ellen

1. (m) John McKinnon b. 1885 Woonona 23765/1885 (Clara Elizabeth McKinnon 1911)
2. (m) David McKinnon b. 1888 Woonona 25876/1888
3. (f) Helen M McKinnon b. 1890 Woonona 38554/1890 d. 1890 Woonona
4. (m) Peter S McKinnon b. 1892 Woonona 39473/1892 d. France
5. (m) Rev. Robert D McKinnon b. 1894 Woonona 38268/1894
6. (m) Thomas Dougald McKinnon b. 1896 Woonona 36284/1896 d. 25/5/1921 Lismore

Moved from the Woonona area to Lismore in 1898

MRS. A. MACKINNON

Mrs. Alice Mackinnon, aged 73, wife of Mr. Thomas Mackinnon, of Lismore, has died after a long illness. The late Mrs. Mackinnon with her husband resided in Lismore for a number of years since retiring from farming. Deceased leaves a widower and three sons, Mr. Jack Mackinnon (Grafton), Mr. David Mackinnon (Dunoon road, Lismore), and the Rev. Robert Mackinnon (Brisbane, a Methodist minister). The funeral will leave the residence in Keen-street at 11 a.m. today for the Presbyterian cemetery. Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954) Monday 29 July 1929 p 6

Living Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

b. 1867 Young d. 18/8/1956 br. Lismore

m. Dugald McKinnon (1855 -7/10/1936 Lismore Son of John McKinnon & Elizabeth *) 1884 Sydney

f. William Bird m. Charlotte

1. (f) Alice C McKinnon b. 1885 Wollongong
2. (f) Ethel M McKinnon b. 1886 Wollongong
3. (f) Mabel V McKinnon b. 1888 Wollongong
4. (f) Clara Elizabeth McKinnon b. 1890 Wollongong d. 1957 Hurstville (John McKinnon 1911)
5. (m) Cecil C McKinnon b. 1892 Wollongong d. 1894 Woonona
6. (f) Jessie McKinnon b. 1895 Woonona
7. (f) Janetta McKinnon b. 1899 Lismore (David M Missingham 1920)

Lived at Balgownie

b. abt 1830 Lanarkshire Scotland

m. John McKinnon (abt 1826 Isle of Tyree Argyleshire -? 1896 Woonona Son of Lachlan McKinnon & )

Ship: Rattler 1853

1. (m) Lachlan McKinnon b. 1853 at sea 18524628 45B/1852
2. (m) Thomas McKinnon b. 1854 V18544664 45B/1854 d. 31/1/1934 Lismore (Alice Brown * 1884)
3. (m) Lachlan McKinnon b. 1855 V18554696 45B/1855 d. 14/7/1886 Mt Corrimal/ Brookers Nose ( Harriet Jane Bird * 1881 )
4. (m) John McKinnon b. 1857 Wollongong 12288/1857 d. 1924 Weston (Violet Margaret A C Mitchell * 1890)
5. (m) Peter M’Kinnon b. 1859 Wollongong 14125/1859 d. 1860 Wollongong
6. (m) Dugald McKinnon b. 1861 Ulladulla 13611/1861 d. 7/10/1836 Lismore (Clara Bird * 1884)
7. (f) Mary J McKinnon b. 1863 Wollongong 15062/1863 d. 1899 Canterbury
8. (f) Isabella McKinnon b. 1865 Wollongong 16949/1865
9. (f) Catherine Elizabeth McKinnon * b. 1867 Balgownie 18003/1867 d. 6/5/1946 Dapto (George Duncan 1887)
10. (m) Peter Sinclair McKinnon b. 1870 Wollongong 18907/1870 d. 1891 Bellambi aged 21
11. (f) Margaret McKinnon b. 1872 Wollongong 19637/1872 d. 1951 Balmain (William Laurie 1913)
12. (f) Jessie McKinnon b. 1875 Wollongong 21773/1875

Lived at ‘Seven Oaks’ farm at Plunkett’s Hill (now Corrimal where Church of St Columbkille stands) also lived Fairy Meadow

b. abt 1836 Rouen France d. 1919 St Leonards br. Gore Hill

m. Rev. Roger MacKinnon (- 11/11/1903 Manse St Peter’s North Sydney Son of Michael MacKinnon & Anne) 3/4/1863 Govan Lanark Scotland

f. Alexandre Saint Bertin m. Marianne

1. (f) Ann C G Mackinnon b. 1865 Penrith 13748/1865 (Robert Kirkpatrick 1896 )
2. (m) Roger Robert Steel MacKinnon b. 1868 Penrith 15095/1868 d. 1935 Mosman (Eleanor V I Addison 1896 )  
3. (f) Blanche Fanny MacKinnon b. 1871 Wollongong 19569/1871 d. 1927 Sydney (Arthur Styles Vallack 1898)

DEATH OF MRS. ROGER MACKINNON.

An interesting link with the past has been broken by the death, at the age of 83 years, of Mrs. Mackinnon, widow of the Rev. Roger Mackinnon, who was for a quarter of a century the pastor at St. Peter's Church, North Sydney. Mrs. Mackinnon passed away in her sleep yesterday at the residence of her son, Dr. Mackinnon, North Sydney. , She was a Frenchwoman, with a passionate love and faith in her country, which carried her through the blackest moments of the war secure in the ultimate triumph of France and the Allies. Her father, Captain St Bertin, fought in the Egyptian and Russian campaigns under Napoleon, and her mother was kin to the old Huguenot family of de Rosny.

Perhaps the most interesting period of the deceased lady's life was the 16 years of her girlhood and young womanhood spent at Newbury Port, Mass. Here she became the intimate friend of the Emersons (Ralph Waldo was then about 19), Whittlers, and the Tafts, she kept up a correspondence with her many years after her departure from America. Hers was the America of the pre-Civil war, and her reminiscences of the fine company of thinkers-of their simple and sincere lives, among whom it was her good fortune to live-were of deep interest.

Later, Miss St Berlin went with friends to Malta, where many Crimean troops were stationed, and where she met Mr. Mackinnon, who had been Invalided there. After he joined the ministry he came with his bride to New South Wales. Throughout his strenuous pioneering work for the Presbyterian Church Mrs Mackinnon was his devoted helpmate. She leaves one son. Dr. Mackinnon, and two daughters-Mrs. A. S. Vallack and Mrs. R. Kirkpatrick. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 20 June 1919 p 9

In 1872 “the Presbyterian congregation at Hill End has unanimously called the Rev. Roger Mackinnon, of Wollongong, to become their minister.”

http://members.optusnet.com.au/addisonia/gp1120.htm#head3

b. abt 1799

m. ?McKinnon

An unfortunate accident befell Mrs. Harriet M'Kinnon, of Bulli Pass, last Sunday ; she fell and broke a leg. She is 72 years of age Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 9 June 1871 p

b. abt 1828 Dowlinkmake Somerset d. 1915 Bulli

m. Donald McKinnon ( abt 1832 Scotland 1/1/1904 Bulli Pass Son of Lachlan McKinnon & Isabella McPhee *) 10/12/1851 St Peter’s Campbelltown

f. George Gange m. Hannah Adams * see Knight

Ship: John Bright 1849

1. (f) Isabella Catherine McKinnon b. 1853 V18534635 45B/1853 d. 1939 (John Murdock)
2. (m) Norman MacKinnon b. 1854 V18544678 45B/1854 d. 1939
3. (f) Georgiana Sarah McKinnon * b. 1858 Wollongong 13352/1858 d. 2/7/1932 Liverpool (Allan Alexander Murdock 1880)
4. (f) Harriet Emma McKinnon b. 1859 Wollongong 14276/1859 d. 1945 (Charles Joseph Vincent )
5. (f) Jane Elizabeth MacKinnon * b. 1862 Wollongong 15001/1862 d. 1904
6. (m) Neil James McKinnon nb. 1864 Bulli 16391/1864 d. 16/1/1935 Woonona (Ann Green * 1893)
7. (f) Frances Eva McKinnon * b. 1866 Woollongong 16562/1866 d. 1954 Goulburn (John Kenneth McK McDonald 1890)

Living Bulli Pass in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties.

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/a/w/Candace-L-Hawkins/index.html

b. 1861 Chippendale d.

m. Lachlan McKinnon (1855- 14/7/1886 Mt Corrmal/ Brookers Nose Son of John McKinnon & Elizabeth) 12/5/1881 Cootamundra

f. William Bird m. Charlotte

1. (f) Charlotte M McKinnon b. 1883 Wollongong d. 1913 Marrickville (Leonard W Atwill 1903)
2. (m) William John McKinnon b. 1884 Wollongong d. 1946 Bulli
3. (f) Florence A McKinnon b. 1886 Wollongong

MARRIAGE. McKINNON'— BIRD.— May 12, Cootamundra,   at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. S. R. Holt, Lachlan, second eldest son of John McKinnon, Fairy Meadow. Wollongong, to Harriet Jane, eldest daughter of William C. Bird, of Cootamundra.

Husband was killed in a tree felling accident

GRAND CONCERT! ORPHEUS HALL, CRAMSVILLE. Wednesday, 18th August. In aid of the Wife and Family of the late LACHLAN M'KINNON. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 17 August 1886 p 3

b. abt 1803 Belamore Scotland d. 16/5/ 1886 Woonona br. Wollongong

m. Lachlan McKinnon (abt 1792 – 23/12/1853 Fairy Meadow ) abt 1823 Talicker Scotland

f. Norman McPhee m. Barbara McKinnon

Ship: William Nicole 1837

1. (m) Charles McKinnon b. abt 1827 Scotland d. 1904
2. (m) Donald McKinnon b. abt 1832 Scotland d. /1/1/1904 Bulli Pass ( Harriet Gange * 1851)
3. (m) Neil McKinnon b. abt 1830 Scotland d. 6/12/1861 Bulli
4. (f) Catherine McKinnon b. abt 1834 Scotland d. 1917 (Charles Morton Olliver )
5. (m) Norman McKinnon b. abt 1834 Scotland
6. (f) Ann McKinnon b. abt 1836 Scotland d. 1902
7. (f) Daughter McKinnon b. & d. before 1837
8. (f) Daughter McKinnon b. & d. before 1837

She was listed as a farmer in Woonona -Grevilles Post Office Directory 1872

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/a/w/Candace-L-Hawkins/index.html

http://www.hawkinsfamilyresearch.com/mckinnon.html

b. 1862 Wollongong 15001/1862 d. 1904

f. Donald McKinnon m. Harriet Gange *

Living Bulli Pass in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties.

b. 1860 Darling Point Sydney d. 10/10/1935 Kiama br. Kiama General

m. John Alexander McKinnon (1859 Shoalhaven – 1900 Nowra Son of George Napier McKinnon & Marion McLean) 1887 Shoalhaven

f. Alexander Shepherd m. Maria *

1. (m) George S McKinnon b. 1888 Nowra d. 1903 Nowra
2. (m) Aubrey B McKinnon b. 1890 Nowra
3. (f) Grace M McKinnon b. 1893 Berry d. after 1935
4. (m) Roy B McKinnon b. 1895 Berry
5. (f) Jessie McKinnon b. 1898 Nowra d. 1898 Nowra
6. (m) Percy L McKinnon b. 1900 Berry

MRS. JANE McKINNON-75 Y-EARS As briefly reported in last issue, the death occuired on Thursday night of MIrs. Jane McKinnon, at her residence, .'Glenroyal,“. Eddy: Street., The late Mrs. McKinnon had beel in somewhat indifferent health for some time past, but the end wae quite unexpected and came as a great shook to her family. She was born at Darling PointSydney, the eldest daughter of the late Mr. And Mrs. Alexander Shepherd, who for some years had been residing at Jamberoo, where the family was very well-known and highly respected. She married Mr. John Alexander MeKinnon, who predeceaseid her 35 years ago. He had carried on farming at Belong and at Cambewarra, and after his death, Mrs. McKinnon went to reside with her son at Albion Park, continuing there until some three years ago. While there, she took a great interest in church affairs, and was an splendid worker for the Presbyterian Church, of which she was a devoted adherent During the past two years, Mrs. Mc Kinnon suffered greatly with arthritis, and in this she was nursed by her daughter, Miss Grace McKinnon, with loving care and attention. She is survived by three sons, Messrs. A. B. Mc Kinnon (Kiama), R. B. McKinnon (Albion Park) and P. L. McKinnon, who is Deputy Town Clerk of Drummoyne, and to the members of the family sincere district sympathy:is extended.

The funeral took place at the Kiama Presbyterian cemetery on Saturday af ternoon, the Revs. W. Beck and G. M. Torbett officiating. Mr. Beck gave a sympathetic address at the graveside. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 16 October 1935 p 2

b. abt 1815 Scotland d. 13/8/1888 Picton br. Picton Anglican

m. Donald MacKinnon (abt 1804 Isle of Skye Scotland – 17/5/1892 Picton Son of Hugh McKinnon & Kate ) 1833 Isle of Skye Scotland

f. Angus or Alexander McKenzie m. Mary McIntosh *

Ship: William Nicole 1837

1. (f) Catherine McKinnon b. 1834 d. 1852 Spring Hill
2. (m) Hugh McKinnon b. 1836 (Susan Blanche Gaudry 1864 )
3. (m) John MacKinnon b. 1836 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong
4. (f) Flora McKinnon b. 1840 Berkeley bp. Presbyterian Wollongong (William Inglis 1858 )
5. (m) Angus McKinnon b. 1841 Charcoal bp. Presbyterian Wollongong (Winifred Cusack 1868)
6. (m) Donald McKinnon b. 17/3/1844 Berkeley Estate bp. Presbytrian Wollongong d. 14/1/1919 Picton (Mary Margaret Gaudry 1872, Annie Mulholland)
7. (m) John McKinnon b. 1845 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong d. 1946 Charcoal
8. (f) Mary McKinnon b. 1847 Charcoal d. 1847 Charcoal
9. (m) Charles McKinnon b. 1848 Berkeley
10. (f) Mary McKinnon b. 1850 Charcoal (Robert H Inglis 1872)
11. (m) John McKinnon b. 1852 Spring Hill d. 1852 Spring Hill
12. (f) Catherine McKinnon b. 1853 Spring Hill (Nicholson)
13. (f) Annie McKinnon b. 1856 Montpelliar (Samuel J Stewart 1888)

http://themckenziefamilyillawarra.wordpress.com/mary/

b. abt 1819

m. John McKinnon (1811-)

f. Alexander Robinson m. Catherine

Ship: Joseph Somes 1852

1. (m) Donald McKinnon b. abt 1843
2. (m) Hugh McKinnon abt 1846

Husband’s brother Donald in Wollongong

b. 1867 Berrima d. 23/10/1923 Weston br. Kurri Kurri

m. John McKinnon (1857 Wollongong-1924 Weston Son of John McKinnon & Elizabeth *) 1890 Wollongong

f. Joseph Earl Cherry Mitchell m. Charlotte Harrison *

1. (m) Joseph E McKinnon b. 1891 Wollongong d. WW1
2. (m) John D McKinnon b. 1892 Woonona
3. (m) Harold Tennyson McKinnon b. 1893 Woonona
4. (f) Florence McKinnon b. 1896 Woonona (John R Pitt 1922)

McKINNON.–October 31, at Weston, Violet Margaret, dearly beloved wife of John McKinnon, and mother of the late Sergeant J, E. McKinnon, 55th A patient sufferer at rest, John and Harold McKinnon, and Mrs. Florence Pitt, Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954) Wednesday 28 November 1923 p 6

b. 1853 Berkeley d. 8/5/1931 Corrimal br. Corrimal Catholic

m. Michael McKitten ( abt 1851 Whitehaven England - 3/11/1935 Corrimal Son of Peter McKitten & Elizabeth) 1892 Bulli

f. John Madden m. Mary Hillard *

1. (m) Arthur Joseph McKitten b. 1893 Woonona d. 1962 Auburn
2. (f) Mary McKitten b. 1896 Woonona

Mrs. Bridget. McKitten, beloved wife of Michael McKitten, of Corrimal, and mother of Arthur and Mary McKitten, died on Friday of last week. Born at Berkeley 77 years ago the late Mrs McKitten had resided in the district practically all her life. Her maiden name was Madden and she was the last surviving member of that family. Her marriage with Mr. Michael McKitten took place at Bulli, where the couple re sided for many years, subsequently taking up residence at Corrimal some 25 years ago. The deceased was a good neighbour and a friend to all in time of sickness or trouble. The funeral on Sunday was a large and representative one, the mortal remains being laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery, Corrimal. Rev. Father Power administered the last sad rites. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 15 May 1931 p 12

b. abt 1884 d. 28/10/1959 Concord

m. Nathaniel Thomas McLachlan (1882- 9/7/1934 Concord Son of Charles McLachlan & Elizabeth ) 1902 Sydney

f. Edward James m. Elizabeth Charlotte

1. (f) Irene M McLachlan b. 1902 Woonona
2. (f) Clarice E McLachlan b. 1904 Woonona
3. (m) Conrad E McLachlan b. 1907 Woonona
4. (f) Kathleen McLachlan b. 1908 Woonona
5. (f) Ivy B McLachlan b. 1910 Woonona
6. (m) Charles Edward McLachlan b. 1905 Woonona d. 13/7/1978 Canly Vale
7. (m) John Charles McLachlan d. 1947 Concord

b. abt 1859 Fife Scotland d. 4/4/1925 Burwood br. Rookwood

m. Archibald John David McLachlan (abt 1859 Fife Scotland- 18/5/1951 Burwood Son of Donald McLachlan & Jane)

f. Alexander m. Eslpeth

Ship: Stirlingshire 1884

1. (f) Elspeth McLachlan b. abt 1882 Fife Scotland (Frederick Sharpe 1920)
2. (f) Janet McLachlan b. abt 1884 d. 1884 on voyage
3. (f) Janet Elizabeth McLachlan b. 1885 Wollongong d. 1969 Newtown (W Haugaard 1911)
4. (f) Florence MacLachlan b. 1887 Wollongong (Douglas Tosh 1917)
5. (f) Mary J McLachlan b. 1889 Wollongong (John Finlay 1917)
6. (f) Violet McLachlan b. 1891 Wollongong (William F Ward 1917)
7. (f) Annie McLachlan b. 1893 Wollongong (Clayden)

Husband a labourer on ships indent

McLACHLAN.—The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and Mrs. SHARPE, Mr. and Mrs. TOSH, Mrs. HANGUARD, Mr. and Mrs. FINLAY, Mr. and Mrs. WARD, and Mr. and Mrs. CLAYDEN, are invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved MOTHER, Janet Elizabeth McLachlan; to leave the residence of her daughter (Mrs. Tosh), 165 Burwood-road, Burwood, THIS DAY, at 2.30 p.m., for Presbyterian Cemetery, Rookwood. By road, per motor funeral. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 6 April 1925 p 9

m. William Arthur McLachlan (1871 Queanbeyan – 1903 Son of Allan McLachlan & Mary) 1892 Paddington

1. (m) Wilfred L McLachlan b. 1894 Paddington
2. (f) Eileen O McLachlan b. 1896 Paddington
3. (m) William Arthur McLachlan b. 1897 Paddington d. 1957 Sydney
4. (u) McLachlan
5. (m) John Francis McLachlan b. 2/7/1902 Dapto 28009/1902 d. 1964 Rockdale

Husband committed suicide His youngest brother William McLachlan, a clerk, living at Dapto, visited Sydney in connection with his brother's death. He was very much depressed, and on Tuesday evening of of last week, while at his sister-in-law's place went into an upstairs room and shot himself with a revolver, death being instantaneous. He was 32 years of age, and leaves a wife and five young children. At the inquest a verdict of suicide while suffering from mental depression was entered. The Wyalong Star and Temora and Barmedman Advertiser (West Wyalong, NSW : 1894 - 1895; 1899 - 1906) Tuesday 28 July 1903 p 4

m. McLane

1. (f) Winifred Agnes McLane 2/6/1868 Wollongong

Researcher cannot find a birth registration for this birth on the BDM’s

b. 14/1855 Nowra d. 1929

m. Robert McLaren ( 1855 Shoalhaven – 27/2/1917 Petersham Son of Alexander McLaren & Jane) 1878 Glebe

f. David Waddell m. Elizabeth McTavish

1. (m) Peter Esrom McLaren b. 1879 Shoalhaven
2. (f) Elizabeth M McLaren b. 1881 Shoalhaven
3. (m) Robert S McLaren b. 1883 Shoalhaven
4. (m) David A McLaren b. 1885 Kiama
5. (f) Janet M McLaren b. 1888 Nowra
6. (f) Ruby J McLaren b. 1885 Nowra
7. (f) Mathuna McLaren b. 1892 Shoalhaven

http://records.ancestry.com.au/juliet_m_waddell_records.ashx?pid=75915286

http://www.mytrees.com/newanc/Other/Died-1929/Wa/Waddell-family/Juliet-Waddell-ok000025-156.html

m. Thomas McLauren 1892 Sydney

1. (m) Francis L McLaren b. 1893 Joadja Creek
2. (f) Elizabeth T McLaren b. 1897 Helensburgh 12795/1897
3. (m) Thomas McLaren b. 1899 Helensburgh 21562/1899

Husband was a colliery engineer at Helensburgh whom in 1900 left the town on the “Gera” with his wife and family to ’proceed to Scotland.’

b. abt 1840 d. 26/9/1929 Darlinghurst

m. Robert McLaren

1. (m) William McLaren b. 1933 Granville
2. (m) Charles McLaren b. 1863 Wollongong 15008/1863 d. 1916 Sydney
3. (m) George McLaren b. 1867 St George 4646/1867 d. 1867 St George
4. (m) Edward J McLaren b. 1869 St George 5063/1869
5. (f) Emily McLaren b. 1875 Glebe

McLAREN. —September 26, 1929, at Sacred Heart Hospice, Darlinghurst, Phyllis McLaren, dearly beloved mother of William and Edward, aged 89 years. Private interment. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 27 September 1929 p 12

Living at Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b.1856 Wollongong d. 1964 Bathurst 26018/1964

m. Walter MacLaren (abt 1858 Tumut-3/9/1934 Son of Thomas McLaren &) 24/6/1885 Clifton 5525/1885

f. William Lindsay m. Sarah Bryen * see Matthews

1. (f) Mabel McLaren b. 1886 Woonona (James G Gibson 1928)
2. (f) Marion McLaren b. 1889 Woonona (Morgan H Simon 1914)
3. (f) Sarah M McLaren b. 1891 Woonona d. 1893 Woonona
4. (m) Walter Thomas McLaren b. 1893 Clifton d. 27/7/1917 Coast hospital Sydney
5. (m) George L McLaren b. 1896 Woonona
6. (m) S D McLaren
7. (f) Annie McLaren b. 1903 Stockton ( Charles G Smart 1932)

Father living in Ashfield when their son enlisted in 1917. Husband a teacher at Tumut, Clifton, Stockton, Botany, Maitland and Ashfield. The family left Clifton in 1895

McLAREN — LINDSAY. — On the 24th June, at St. Emmanuel's Church, Clifton, by the Rev H.W.Taylor, M.A., Walter, only son of Thomas McLaren, of Tumut, to Sarah Ann, eldest daughter of the late William Lindsay, of Unanderra. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Saturday 18 July 1885 p 2

d. 13/12/1898 near Jamberoo

m. Lachlan McLachlan

f. John m. Catherine

Cause of Death: fall from cliff

1. (f) Jennette McLauchlan b. 1885 Kiama
2. (f) Annie McLauchlan b. 1890 Kiama
3. (m) David McLauchlan b. 1892 Kiama
4. (f) Grace McLauchlan b. 1895 Kiama
5. (m) William McLauchlan b. 1897 Kiama
6. (u) Unknown McLaughlan b. d. abt 13/12/1898 near Jamberoo

A Woman Wanders from Home AND IS FOUND DEAD IN THE BUSH- A TERRIBLE TALE, Mrs . McLachan an Industrious woman well known in Kiama, wife of Lachlan McLachlan, quarryman, of Kiama wandered away from her home near the old toll bar on Tuesday last, and met with a terrible end in one of the wildest spots in the vicinity of Saddleback, She was seen at 6 a.m on Tuesday morning passing the Pioneer Factory, going in the direction of Jamberoo. Later on in the same day she was seen by two persons, Messrs. Herbert and Johnston in the vicinity of Mount Brandon, travelling up Saddleback, but was not afterwards seen alive. She is reported to have been rather strange in ther manner, and is stated to have said several times prevlous to leaving home that she was going away into the bush, to die, She was the mother of a very large family, seven of whom are now living. The local police , in charge of Senior Sergaeant Brayne, with a blacktracker and a number of civilans, diligently searched for traces of this missing woman on Wednesday and Thursday without success, and with faint hope of finding the unfortutanate Woman alive, Yesterday the party of searchers were successful, through the instrumentality of the black tracker, in discovering the body of the missing woman at the foot of a waterfall; about 80 feet high, just below Mr. Johnston's house. The deceased had apparently jumped over the falls, The body presented a horrible sight, The woman had been pregnant, and a new born babe, apparently fully developed, was discoverd lying as if having been born at the time of the terrible leap from above. It is surmised that the suicide, or accident, as the ease may be, took place on Tunesday. The place where the bodies were found was almost inaccessible, and a track two chainss in length had to be cut to convey them out, The remains were brought to Klama last night. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 17 December 1898 p 2

d. 1935 Wollongong 15664/1935

m. Edward Hester (- 1923 Wollongong Son of William A Hester & Sarah McNally *) 1895 Woonona 4094/1895

m. Alexander J C McLaughlan (-) 1924 Wollongong

f. Walter Peters m. Ann

1. (m) William Edward Hester b. 1895 Woonona d. 13/7/1897 Tarrawanna (drowned)
2. (m) George Frederick Hester b. 1897 Woonona d. 1951 Wollongong (Myrtle E Elliott 1922)
3. (f) Victoria M McLaughln b. 1898 Woonona d. 1898 Woonona
4. (f) Victoria M Hester b. 1898 Woonona d. 1900 Woonona
5. (f) Emily M Hester b. 1900 Woonona

Living at Rixon’s Pass in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties.

Florence Hestor deposed : I am the wife of Edward Hester, and reside at Tarrawanna. My husband is a laborer. The child, W. E. Hester, whose body the jury has seen, was my son. He was 1 year and 9 months old. I last saw my child alive by himself in the fowl-house about half-past 12 o'clock yesterday. He was playing by himself in the backyard. I was in the yard doing some washing. My sister-in-law, Mary Hester, was in the yard with us, but left us about 20 minutes before I discovered the body of the child. I was washing with my back towards the child.

About a quarter of an hour after I saw him in the fowl-house I missed him. I went to look for him, calling his name. I went to the hole in the yard and saw the child lying on his back, with his head under water. The whole body was under the water, but the lighter clothes were floating. The hole is about 2ft. deep where his head was. I cannot account for the child getting in the hole,- I pulled him out, and called out for assistance, and my sister-in-law and come neighbors came in. We did everything possible to restore him, but the efforts were of no use. The child's life was not insured in any way. John Hester, my husband's brother, dug the hole to keep water in some time ago. I told my husband once that I considered the hole dangerous, for fear any of the children would fall in. I told him he ought to fill it up or put logs on it. He promised to do so, but never did it, and I forgot to remind him again.

Mary Alice Hester deposed ; Yesterday, about 12.30, I heard my sister-in-law screaming, and went to her as soon as possible. I saw her with the deceased child in her arms. I examined him and thought he was dead. I then went for some of the neighbors, but when we came back we saw the child was dead. Mrs. Payne, one of the neighbors, tried to restore it but failed.

I never considered whether it was dangerous to little ohildren running about the yard alone. The watarhole has been there for about 15 months. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Thursday 15 July 1897 p 2

m. James McLaughlin

1. (m) James McLaughlin b. 6/5/1841 Wollongong

b. 20/4/1826 Inverness d. 10/6/1906 Kiama br. Kiama General

m. Michael Carberry (abt 1804 Tyrone Ireland -1855 Kiama ) Did not marry ?

m. Allen McLean (13/6/1820 Tyree Argyleshire Scotland – 29/12/1888 Jerrara Creek Kiama ) Son of John McLean & Janet McLean ) 9/3/1857 Kiama 1915/1857

f. Donald Anderson m. Margaret *

Ship: Asia 1839

1. (f) Elizabeth Carberry * b. 7/11/1844 Jamboroo d. 1873 Kiama (Johnstone Graham 1867)
2. (f) Margaret Carberry * b. 3/2/1847 Jamboroo d. before 1906 (John Young 1870)
3. (f) Francis May Carberry b. 10/6/1850 Jamboroo d. 3/3/1910 Kiama (Elizabeth Butler * 1875)
4. (f) Catherine Carberry b. 5/4/1853 Jamberoo reg Kiama RC d. before 1906 (Hector McKinnon)
5. (f) Mary Carbery b. after her father’s death in 1855/6 d. after 1906 New Zealand ( James McIlwrath Wallace 1879)
6. (f) Jessie McLean b. 12/4/1858 Jamberoo d. before 1906 (William Chambers)
7. (f) Annie McLean b. 31/3/1860 Jerrara Creek d. 1888 Redfern (William Hutt 1886)
8. (m) John McLean b. 18 /8/1862 Jerrara Creek d. 1924 Rockdale
9. (f) Esther McLean * b. 11/11/1863 Jamberoo d. 4/5/1933 Marrickville (James Walker 1894)
10. (f) Flora McLean b. 1/8/1866 Jamberoo d. 1896 (Lees)
11. (f) Louisa/Lilian McLean b. 11/11/1869 Jerrara Creek
12. (f) Jane McLean * b. 1873 Jamberoo d. 23/3/1938 Corrimal (Hughie Morris 1900)

Jessie married the late Mr. William Charmers, he is since dead; Annie married Mr. William Hutt, she has since died Ettie married Mr. James Walker, he is dead ; Florrie married. Mr Lees, she is dead leaving behind; Mrs.Charmers, Mrs. Walker;, Mrs, Morris; and Mr. John M'Lean; the only survivors;

She remarried as an Anderson not a Carberry , cannot find a marriage for Michael and Anne, it is possible that he was already married and could not marry her.

Mrs. Allan McLean, of Kiama, died at the age of 80. Australian Town and Country Journal (NSW : 1870 - 1907) Wednesday 20 June 1906

MRS. ALLAN M'LEAN.

Among the numerous families who were forced, as it were, to leave” their native heathn-owing to bad land laws-to seek out homes, if not fortunes, in a then almost unknown country during the late thirties and early forties was one which emigrated from the Parish of Croy, Inverneeshire, Scotland, to Australia in the year 1839.

This family was Donald Anderson, together with his wife and a family, comprising Ann, John, Sanmuel, Margaret and Mary. Mr. Donald Anderson remained in Sydney about twelve months, where Margaret died, and shortly afterwards Kate was born, Mr. Anderson then decided to come to Illawarra, and to due course landed at Wollongong. Shortly after their arrival in Wollongong, this family, in common with hundreds of other families in those primitive days of advancement, found themselves perched on a bullock waggon surrounded with a load of general merchandise en route for Jamberoo. The first night of this dreary journey was spent at John Terry Hughes' station on the banks of the Mancquarie Rivulet (now known as Albion Park). The next day .the journey was resumed, and concluded, which in all human probability was, hailed with delight by every member of the family, as it is said no pen could describe, nor the keenest imagination conceive the emigrants'. feelings of those days, with nothing to see on either side of. The lonely track but dense bush or gigantic forests of trees, and no idea of any monetary future in front. At that time there was no sign of a house or a home between John Terry.Hughes' station and Captain Hart's brewery at Woodslack,Jamberoo .No, nothing but chained gangs of humanity,,being driven like brute beasts to and from their wretched hovels to make roads, by men far more coarser than those in the chain.

Those of us who can remember some. thing of the -later, pioneerings days. Know full well that luxuries or refinements had.no monopolies. .Everyone seemed to settle down to the stern realities of bush life. and bush habits. Many, of course; retained as much of the home customs and habits as was complatible with their surroundings, whilst others drifted away into all sorts of conditions; the few remained steadfast, working to at future, thus showing how difficult it is to drum the aboriginal nature out of some people, let visionaries say what they may.

Among. the emblems of Celtic natiolinlity not one is more cherilshed by the Scottish race than their homes, thereforo, Mr. Anderson soon.founded a home on Mr. John Ritchie's esteat adjoining the Cole properties of to-day. Here the .subject of my sketch, the late Mrs. Allan M'Lean ' was married to the late Michael Carberry, by whom she had five children, of whom, only two are living.' Betsey married Mr. Johnston Graham, both, being dead; Maggie married Mr. John Young, she is dead; Kate married Mr. Hector M'Kinton, she is dead ; leaving Mrs. Wallace (of New. Zealand) and Mr. Frank Carberry (of Jerrara) the only surviving, members of that very much respected pioneer family. Later on the lately deceased lady married the late Mr. Allan M'Lean, by whom she had a children, Jessie married the late Mr. William Charmers, he is since dead; Annie married Mr. William Hutt, she has since died Ettie married Mr. James Walker, he is dead ; Florrie married. Mr Lees, she is dead leaving behind; Mrs.Charmers, Mrs. Walker;, Mrs, Morris; and Mr. John M'Lean; the only survivors;' of the second marriage. Mr Allan M'Lean died about 18 years ago, `The only surviving member of the Anderson family is Mr John Anderson, of Sydney.:

In or about the year 1842 the late Mr. Donald Anderson and Mr. Michael Carberry, purchased adjourning farms on the banks of the Jerrara Creek, and passed through all the hardships and troubles of pioneering (cont. ) The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 19 June 1906 p 2

b. 1870 Beenleigh Qld 1870 B11200 d. 1946 Opossum Creek br. Bangalow

m. William McLean (-1939 Lismore Son of James McLean & Anne) 1889 Qld

f. Friederick Berg m. Pauline Just

1. (f) Annie McLean b. 1889 Qld d. ( Lenoard Sinclair 1908)
2. (f) Amelia McLean b. 1893 Fox Ground

Husband a railway ganger

OBITUARY
MRS. AUGUSTA McLEAN

The death has occurred of Mrs. Augusta McLean, aged 76 years, at the residence of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Len Sinclair, Opossum Creek, after a short illness. Mrs. McLean settled at Opossum Creek in 1895 and was one of the pioneers. Born at Beenleigh, Queensland, she went to the Fox Ground, South coast, while a young woman where her husband was a railway ganger. Her husband predeceased her in 1939. There are two children, Annie (Mrs. L. Sinclair) and Amelia, of Sydney, and two grandchildren. Although in failing health for some years she had full use of her faculties until near the end. The funeral left the Presbyterian church after a service by Rev. Fox for the Bangalow cemetery. Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954) Monday 1 July 1946 p 4

b. 1862 Shoalhaven d. 12/9/1942 Lindfield

m. John MacLean ( abt 1860- 25/8/1912 Crows Nest Son of Donald MacLean & Sarah MacIntyre * ) 6/6/1883 Woollahra

f. Jeremiah Green m. Marion Thompson

1. (f) Jessie MacLean b. 1884 Shoalhaven d. before 1912
2. (f) Amy MacLean d. 1963 North Sydney
3. (f) Sarah Margaret MacLean d. 1969 St Leonards
4. (f) Annie Cameron MacLean d.
5. (f) Gertrude A C Maclean d. (William J Tidex 1915)
6. (f) Petronella MacLean b. 1894 Nowra d. 1920 Chatswood
7. (m) Walter S MacLean d. 1932 Paddington

MARRIAGE.   MACLEAN-GREEN. - June 6, at the residence of L. H. Tarcourt, Esq., Fortitude House, Woollahra, by the Rev. J.P. Sunderland, John, youngest son of  Donald Maclean, Kiama, to Clara, fourth daughter of Mr. J. Green, general storekeeper, Nowra.    The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 12 June 1883

OBITUARY The death occurred at her home, Oban, Lindfield, on Saturday last, of Mrs. Clara Maclean, widow of the late John Maclean, who was brother of the late Mrs. Joseph Weston, of Kiama. She is survived by three daughters, Amy, Madge and Anne (Mrs. W. J. Tidex) -and three other children predeceased her. She was the daughter of the late J. Green, the first postmaster of Nowra. Her late husband, John Maclean founded the “Shoalhaven Telegraph” and continued as its proprietor for 22 years until 1900 The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 16 September 1942 p 4

Husband was the newspaper proprietor of the Shoalhaven Telegraph and Berry Register

b. 3/1/1874 Stanedykes West Dapto d. 22/6/1939 Woollahra

m.Hugh Maclean 1919

f. George McPhail m. Elizabeth Smith *

Living at West Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. John McLean

1. (f) Elizabeth McLean b. 1899 Helensburgh

b. 8/9/1830 Kesh Ireland d. 4/8/ 1881 Ulladulla/ Yatte Yattah

m. Andrew McLean (1825 – 1899 Yatte Yattah Son of Walter Hunter McLean & Mary Morne) 22/11/1850 Kiama

f. Charles Murray m. Susan Shannon *

1. (f) Mary McClean b. 1851 Milton bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven
2. (m) Charles McClean b. 8/1/1853 Milton bp. Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven d. 13/11/1933 Milton
3. (f) Ellen McLean b. 1854 d. (Edwin Seccombe 1901)
4. (f) Susan Elizabeth McLean b. 1856 Milton d. 1945 North Sydney
5. (m) Walter Andrew McLean b. 16/1/1874 Ulladulla d. 1943 North Sydney ( Ethel Cork 1909)

http://www.frankmurray.com.au/murray-family/chapter-ten-the-murray-family-ellen-murray-1830-1881

Both resident Ulladulla

m. John McClane

1. (m) John McClane b. 22/11/1842 Wollongong
2. (f) Margaret McClein b. 1/9/1844 Wollongong

b. 29/6/1861 Liverpool d. 1939 North Sydney

m. John Alexander McLean (abt 1862 - 23/5/1924 Ryde Son of Neil McLean & Flora Campbell ) 26/2/1886 Granville

f. William Lackey m. Amelia Elizabeth Ryan

1. (f) Mary Amelia McLean b. 20/8/1889 Kiama/Sydney
2. (m) John Lackey McLean b. 11/2/1892 Kiama d. 27/9/1917 France
3. (m) Norman McNeil McLean b. 1895 Kiama (Margaret Carlisle 1923)
4. (f) Flora May McLean b. 1900 Kiama
5. (m) Bruce Campbell McLean b. 1903 Blayney

Living at Ryde then their son enlisted in 1915.

McLEAN. - August 20th, at her residence Kiama, the wife of J. A. McLean of a daughter. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 30 August 1889 p 2

http://genforum.genealogy.com/australia/messages/2334.html

b. abt 1809 Argleshire Scotland d. 14/1/1883 Gerringong br. Gerringong General

m. Donald MacLean (1805 Fort William Scotland – 18/8/1888 Kiama )

f. John MacIntyre m. Jessie MacDonald

Ship: Monica 1857

1. (m) Hugh MacLean b. abt 1842
2. (f) Jessie MacLean b. abt 1843 d. 1863 Kiama
3. (f) Margaret Hope MacLean * b. abt 1848 Fort William Scotland d. 9/2/1903 Kiama (Joseph Weston 1871)
4. (f) Agnes MacLean b. abt 1849
5. (m) John Maclean b. abt 1853 Argylshire d. 1912 St Leonards ( Clara Green * 1883)

WE regret to record this week the decease, at her residence, Gerringong, on Sunday morning, the 14th instant, of Mrs. Sarah Maclean, in her 73rd year. The following has been communicated to us by a member of her family :-“ Mrs, Maclean was the youngest daughter of the late Mr. John Macintyre, sheepfarmer, of Argyleshire, Scotland, who with his wife (nee Jessie Macdonald) were well known for their sterling qualities of character in their private family life and in their unassuming social relations of life; which were calculated to exercise a strong influence on the character of their children, respecting the death of one of whom-the Rev. D. Macintyre, of Kincardine–the ' London Scotsman ' said : -' No one who knew the man-so warm hearted, impulsive, and cheerful, so kindly in all his acts-can fail to lament in his death the loss of a personal friend. The Highlands can ill spare men like Donald Macintyre.' Though Mrs. Maclean's sphere of energy and influence was confined chiefly to her family circle she inherited to a high degree the strong, good sense and the kindly disposition which marked the character of her parents. Others besides those who were immediately within the pale of her family circle know the cheerful fortitude of her nature under a more than ordinary share of domestic afflictions. But her unwavering devotedness to the interests of her family under heavy disadvantages, that rendered her life almost heroic, wae N s chief feature of her character. Even increasing years, beyond the alloted period     of human life, relaxed not her constancy   to maternal duties. The repose and retire- ment from active family attentions to which her years entitled her, independently of   what filial affections would proscribe, were rejected in order that some member of her family whom the troubles of life had endeared to her might have her kindly counsel and attention to the last moment. But these traits of character rested on, and were supported by, a strong yet simple and confiding faith in the helper of the helpless.' Her Saviour was a personal deity, her faith that which throws a halo of brightness around the deathbed and emits the rays of hope from the darkness of the grave; for it was not that of creeds and abstruce doctrines which creates sects and separates communities and even families by barriers more impenetrable than the edifices in which they separately worship. Though she severed the ancient landmarks of Presbyterianism, her simple church was the temple of the heart, and her altar of daily inspiration The Book, whose simple   pages were to her ever radiant with the re- generating and invigorating light of divine truth and love. Physically, Mrs. Maclean was blessed with an uncommon health. For the last twenty-five years of her life, until a few days prior to her decease, a doctor was not required to prescribe, and when Dr. Lacey was called soon after her prostrationt he failed to discover a trace of malady of any kind, but pronounced her weakness to arise simply from natural decay. A few hours prior to her death she walked as she was wont to do to her old arm chair, and was in full possession of all her mental faculties and senses unimpaired, till she fell into the pulseless sleep. She brought up a family of sons and daughters respectably, and left them in the influence of her character a legacy, in its far-reaching results incomparably superior to ' the treasures which the moth and rust do corrupt.' ” Her remains were interred in the Congregational portion of the public Cemetery, Gerringong, on Monday afternoon, the Rev. W. Riding officiating.

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

b. abt 1819 Edinburgh Scotland d. 28/5/1886 Brunswick Vic

m. John McLennan ( Scotland-) 8/12/1842 Woodville V 18424385 74B

f. William Bell

1. (f) Johanna Jessie Ochiltree McLennan b. 1844 bp. Scotts Church Sydney d. 21/1/ 1875 Toorak Vic
2. (m) John W McLennan b. 21/2/1847 Glenville Dapto bp. Presbytrian Wollongong
3. (m) Charles Archibald Ochiltree McLennan b. abt 1848 Morpeth d. 20/1/1852 Fort St Sydney
4. (f) Marion D McLennon b. 1851 Morpeth
5. (f) Jessie Ochiltree McLennon b. d. (Thomas Toldie Smith 1882)

Father a teacher- husband a storekeeper at Dapto who was insolvent in 1847.

Married, At Woodville, near Wollongong, Illawarra, on the 8th instant, by the Rev. Cunningham Atchison, Mr. John M'Lennan of Inverness, Scotland, to Miss Jessie Ochiltree, eldest daughter of Mr William Bell, late of Edinburgh. The Colonial Observer (Sydney, NSW : 1841 - 1844) Wednesday 14 December 1842 p 5

“M'Lennan, Mrs. John, of a son, at Glenville, Dapto, Illawarra, on the 21st ultimo.” The Australian 6 March 1847

M'LENNAN.—On the 23rd inst., at Barkly-street west,  Brunswick, Jessie Ochiltree, beloved wife of John  M'Lennan, in her 68th year. The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Tuesday 25 May 1886 p 1

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll- Storekeeper

m. Donald McLeod

1. (f) Mary McLeod b. 1838 Sydney
2. (f) Christina A McLeod b. 1839 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong
3. (m) John McLeod b. 1842 Sydney
4. (f) Elizabeth McLeod b. 1845 Portland Head
5. (f) Margaret McLeod b. 1847 Portland Head

b. 1806 Portree Scotland b. 25/2/1899 Nowra br. Nowra

m. Alexander McLeod (Isle of Skye, Scotland-before 1859 Possible at a gold field Son of Donald McLeod & Sarah) Portree Isle of Skye Scotland

Ship: Midlothian 1837

1. (m) Donald McLeod b. 1834 Skye
2. (m) John McLeod b. 1836 Skye
3. (m) Neil McLeod b. 1838 Dunmore d. 1910 Tingha
4. (m) Cornelius McLeod b. 1841 Wollongong
5. (m) Hector McLeod b. 1842 Jamberoo bp. Presbyterian Wollongong d. 1934 Petersham
6. (m) Alexander McLeod b. 1845 bp. Presbytrian Wollongong
7. (f) Jane Alexander McLeod b. 1847 Kiama
8. (f) Sarah Alexander McLeod b. 1849 Kiama
9. (f) Flora(ence) Alexander McLeod b. 1851 Kiama

Husband a Farmer, Miner. Both Alexander McLeod and his wife Catherine are believed to have spoken Scots Gaelic.

Occupation: house servant.

b. 18/1/1863 Brownlow Hill Camden 6528/1863 d. 26/12/1904 Balgownie

m. Neil McLeod m. Maria Rann *

Living at Mount Keira in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

d. 1878 d. 24/5/1954 Cessnock

m. Alexander William McLeod (1864 Camden -1944 Cessnock Son of Neil McLeod & Maria Renn *) 1897 Sydney

f. Thomas Woollett Hall m. Ann McDade *

1. (f) Elsie Esther McLeod b. 1898 Helensburgh d. 1987 (Hulyrick James Henry Easton 1914)
2. (f) Reta A McLeod b. 1901 Wollongong d. 1974 (Amos Godfrey 1923)

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

McLEOD, Elizabeth Ellen, passed away May 24th, 1954, dearly loved mother and mother-in-law of Elsie, Reta, Neil, Jean and Amos, and loving grand mother of Carolyn, Colyn and Paul. 'Resting, where no shadows fall' The Cessnock Eagle and South Maitland Recorder (NSW : 1913 - 1954) Friday 11 June 1954 p 3

http://members.iinet.net.au/~rgkje/hall.html

http://records.ancestry.com.au/ann_mcdade_records.ashx?pid=78084084

m. Alexander McLeod

1. (m) Charles A McLeod b. 1878 Wollongong

b. 1836 Montrose Tayside Scotland d. 7/3/1878 Kiama br. Kiama

m. Duncan McLeod ()Melville Lane Montrose Tayside Scotland

f. William Petrie m. Mary Stephen

1. (m) James Duncan McLeod b. 1859 d. 1928 Balmain South
2. (m) Daniel McLeod b. 1861 d. 1939
3. (m) Alexander Anderson McLeod b. 1864 d. 1939
4. (m) William Petery McLeod b. 1866 Sydney d. 1939 Marrickville
5. (f) Jessie M.P. McLeod b. 1869 Sydney d. 1939

b. 1881 Wollongong d. 11/9/1966 Wollongong

m. John D McLeod 1930

f. James Neville m. Margaret Graham *

Living at Avondale in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic duties

b. 7/5/1838 Lewisham Kent UK d. 22/11/1906 Mt Keira br. Wollongong

m. Neil McLeod ( abt 1840 - 11/5/1878 ) 1862 Campbelltown 1729/1862

f. William Rann m. Mary Wallace

Ship: Edward Oliver 1856

1. (f) Elizabeth Cordeila McLeod * b. 18/1/1863 Brownlow Hill Camden 6528/1863 d. 26/12/1904 Balgownie
2. (m) Alexander William McLeod b. 1/11/1864 Brownlow Hill Camden 7339/1864 d. 29/7/1944 Cessnock  (Elizabeth Ellen Hall * 1897)
3. (f) Margaret Rose McLeod * b. 7/2/1867 Brownlow Hill Camden 7890/1867 d. 24/7/1909 Mt Keira (James Emery 1885)
4. (m) Neil Malcom McLeod b. 3/5/1869 Camden 9243/1869  d. 19/5/1904 Mt Keira
5. (m) John Dugald McLeod b. 3/6/1871 Crossroads Wollongong 19578/1871 d. 24/6/1908 Mt Keira
6. (m) Frederick Kenneth McLeod b. 1874 Mt Keira Wollongong 21596/1874  d. 26/4/1902 Mt Keira Consumption
7. (f) Mary Caroline MacLeod * b. 6/9/1877 Mt Keira Wollongong 23169/1877 d. 4/4/1903 or 4 Wollongong   ( John J Hughes 1901)

Living at Mount Keira in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

http://freepages.family.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~kevinreed/pafg426.htm#556

Probate Jurisdiction. In the will of MARIA M'LEOD, late of Wollongong, in the State of New South Wales, Widow deceased. Application will be made after four teen days from the publication hereof that Probate of the last Will of the abovenamed deceased may be granted to William Rann, of Balgiownie, … Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 30 November 1906 p 2

m. Lewis McMa 1860 Wollongong 2862/1860

m. Cullagh McMahon

1. (f) Alice McMahon b. 26/8/1859 Ulladulla bp Kiama RC
2. (m) Bernard Joseph McMahon b. 1862 Ulladulla d. 21/10/1934 Lismore (Margaret Jordan * 1893)

Husband a farmer lived at Ulladulla

m. John R McMahon

1. (m) William J McMahon b. 1894 Helensburgh 16215/1894 

m. Michael McMahon 1880 Newtown

1. (m) Henry McMahon b. 26/10/1880 Wollongong/ St George
2. (f) Ethel Marie McMahon b. 19/11/1881 Wollongong 38319/1891 

d. 17/1/1908 Balmain South

m. Henry Stephen McMahon (- 2/1/1943 Earlwood Son of ? & Margaret )

f. James Frazer m. Eliza

1. (f) Claribel McMahon b. 1884 Talbot Vic
2. (m) Henry James McMahon b. 1886 Swan Hill Vic d. 8/7/1954 Mt Coolo Cook Qld
3. (f) Mary Etta McMahon b. 1891 Balranald d. 1970 Kogarah (James J L Quinn 1921)
4. (m) John H McMahon b. 1893 Balranald
5. (f) Lillian May McMahon b. 1895 Lithgow d. 1980 (Arthur Henry Drew 1918)
6. (m) Ernest Patrick McMahon b. 1898 Burwood d. 1955 Burwood
7. (m) Francis McMahon b. 1901 Wollongong d. 11/2/1942 Kranji Singapore
8. (f) Margaret McMahon b. 1903 Wollongong

Living at Marr St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Husband a plumber, Inspector of Public Works and storekeeper.

Return Thanks.

WE wish to tender our sincere thanks to Mr. Mowle, of the E.S. and A. Bank, who rescued our three children from drowning in the Gentlemen's Baths last Sunday afternoon.

MK. and MRS. H. S. M'MAHON,

Marr-street.

15th July, 1902. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Wednesday 16 July 1902

McMAHON.— January 17, 1908, at the residence of her Sister-in-law, Sydney, Arabella McMahon, wife of H. S. McMahon, Marr-st., Wollongong. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930) Tuesday 18 February 1908 p 6

b. abt 1824 Kilfinour Clare Ireland d. 1904 Wollongong

m. Patrick McMahon (abt 1821 Kilfinour Clare Ireland- 20/9/1875 Fairy Meadow )

f. Nicholas m. Ellen

Ship: 1849 Emma Eugenia

1. (m) Michael McMahon b. abt 1846 Kilfinour Clare Ireland
2. (m) Patrick McMahon b. 1851
3. (f) Catherine McMahon * b. 24/10/1852 Ferry Meadow (John Copas 1875 )
4. (m) Patrick McMahon b. 14/2/1855 Fairy Meadow d. 1941 Wollongong ( Mary McGeary * 1882)

Husband died from a fall from a horse.

Her son describes his father’s movements when he first arrived in NSW which could also apply to her. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 28 November 1924 p 1

m. Bryan McMahon

1. (f) Annie McMahon * b. abt 1850 Bulli (John ONeil 1878)

m. William Hugh McMahon (-3/8/1923 Leichhardt)

1. (m) Victor William J McMahon b. 1887 Sydney d. 28/7/1951 St Peters
2. (m) Robert Thomas McMahon b. 1893 Helensburgh d. 18/2/1939 Leichjardt
3. (m) John James McMahon b. 1896 Sydney d. 11/12/1953 Auburn
4. (m) Francis M McMahon b. 1899 Helensburgh d. 1900 Helensburgh
5. (f) Irene M McMahon b. 1901 Helensburgh

m. James McMahon

1. (m) John McMahon b. 3/2/1852 Shoalhaven
2. (m) Martin Dan McMahon b. 20/8/1856 Shoalhaven bp Kiama RC
3. (f) Ellen McMahon b. 9/1/1859 Shoalhaven bp Kiama RC

Husband a settler

1903 Electoral roll –living at Fairy Meadow Domestic Duties

b. 1866 Orange d. 14/6/1939 Leichhardt

m. Charles Edward MacMahon (1865-1927) 1897 Sydney

1. (f) Christine H M MacMahon b. 30/7/1906 Stanmore

Living at Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties Husband an accountant

MACMAHON.—July 30, at her residence, Newington- road, Stanmore, the wife ot Charles Edward MacMahon—a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 4 August 1906 p 10

MacMAHON.—June 14th, 1939. at her residence. Leichhardt. CHRISTINE MacMAHON, relict of the late Charles Edward MacMahon, and greatly loved mother of Dr. Nell McMahon. R.I. P. The Sun (Sydney, NSW : 1910 - 1954) Wednesday 14 June 1939 p 9

m. James McMahon

1. (m) Thomas McMahon b. 1/8/1860 Kiama bp Kiama RC 7889/1860 

b. abt 1849 d. 5/8/1914 Woonona br. Bulli General

m. James McMahon 16/7/1876 Mudgee 3361/1876

1. (f) Hannah McMahon b. 1877 Gulgong 15924/1877 (Chambers)
2. (m) Joseph McMahon b. 19/4/1878 Mt Keira 24722/1878 d. 1945 Kingsford
3. (f) Mary McMahon * b. 19/4/1878 Mt Keira 24723/1878 d. 8/12/1946 Killara (John Veigel 1896)
4. (f) Ellen McMahon b. 1880 Campbelltown 11938/1880 d. 25/4/1945  (Richard G Kirby 1901)
5. (f) Sarah McMahon * b. abt 1882 Mudgee d. 20/9/1950 Bulli Hospital ( George James Spinks 1901, Denis Sharples 1943 )
6. (f) Margaret McMahon b. 1884 Liverpool 17877/1884 d. 1884 Liverpool
7. (m) Unamed Male McMahon b. 1884 Liverpool 17878/1884 d. 1884 Liverpool
8. (m) Unamed MaleMcMahon b. 1884 Liverpool 17879/1884 d. 1884 Liverpool
9. (f) Theresa McMahon b. 20/5/1885 Clifton 23728/1885 d. 1886 Woonona

When her daughter Hannah died she left an estate to her siblings or father if he survived her. This implies that her husband left her and the family did not know if they had any further brothers or sisters or when and where their father died.

m. John Weller (-1894 Wollongong ) 1882 Wollongong

m. William McMahon 1897 Wollongong

1. Harriet Weller /Ellis b. abt 1871 adopted

When looking at the adopted daughters behaviour and the married of the above couple maybe inked.

When her first husband died she carried on her husband’s cart business.

Harriett Weller, or Ellis, 11 years of age, in custody, was charged with stealing the Missionary box, containing £2 or £3, from the Church of England Sunday school. A. considerable amount of evidence was taken, from which it appeared that the box was left in a press in the school ; that the key was left in the door from Saturday morning till Sunday morning, and the girl, finding the door thus accessible, went in and took the box, and having broken it open with a stone, hid it under the play-shed at the Public school, where it was found with about 16s in coppers still left in it, the police traced where she had spent 10s or 11s, but she declined to point out where the balance (more than she had spent) was hid. It also transpired that she was the adopted child of John Weller, who said he had received her when 24 days old from a woman calling herself Mrs. Ellis, and that she had take the habit of sleeping out of doors. She had been live nights away during the last three weeks. Ordered to be sent to the Shaftesbury Reformatory for 4 years. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 19 December 1882 p 2

b. abt 1832 Tyrone Ireland

m. William Hugh McMahon (abt 1832 Donegal Ireland- 1908 Rookwood Asylum ) abt 1852 Lanarkshire

Ship: 1860

1. (m) James McMahon b. abt 1852 Lanarckshire
2. (f) Ann McMahon b, 1857 Donegal Ireland
3. (f) Hannah McMahon b. 1859 Donegal Ireland (Thomas G Green 1882)
4. (f) Margaret McMahon b. 6/6/1860 Keira Vale 13915/1860 d. 1860
5. (f) Mary Lucy McMahon b. 26/9/1861 Bulli 14482/1861 
6. (m) Hugh McMahon b. 2/9/1863 Bulli
7. (f) Rose McMahon b. 8/6/1866 Bulli
8. (m) John Ross McMahon b. 20/6/1868 Bulli 18193/1868 
9. (m) Maurus McMahon b. 27/3/1871 Bulli 19528/1871 
10. (m) Joseph Edward McMahon b. 5/1/1873 Bulli 20737/1873 

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Living at Marshall Mount in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Living at Church St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

d. 27/8/1943 Lismore

m. Bernard Joseph McMahon (1862 Ulladulla -21/10/1934 Lismore Son of Cullagh McMahon & Annie Mooney *) 1893 Kiama 4176/1893 

f. Charles Jordan m. Catherine McCabe *

1. (f) Catherine McMahon b. 8/1/1894 Albion Park 37759/1894 
2. (f) Annie M McMahon b. 1896 Sydney (Thomas Borton 1925)
3. (f) Margaret A McMahon b. 1899 Kiama 12918/1899 (Leo Lack 1926)
4. (m) Cullagh Vincent McMahon b. 1901 Kiama 32604/1901 d. 1951 Ballina
5. (f) Bernice R McMahon b. 1908 Kiama (Eric F Collins 1933)

Living at Gerringong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husbnad a barber.

MARGARET McMAHON

Mrs. Margaret McMahon, of 19 Hunter-street, Lismore, widow of the late Bernard Joseph McMahon, who died in the Lismore Base Hospital on Friday morning, was buried on Saturday afternoon in the Roman Catholic portion of the Lismore cemetery.A service was conducted in St. Cartilage's Cathedral by the Rev. Monsignor Magurr::, who also officiated at the graveside. The pall bearers were Callagh McMahon (son). T. Borton and E. J. Collins (sons-in-law), E. Fisher, J. Maroney and W. Hurley. Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954) Monday 30 August 1943 p 4

m. Hugh McMahon

1. (m) John McMahon b. 25/2/1843 Broulee
2. (m) Joseph McMahon b. 24/12/1844 Broulee

Living at Bourke St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Living Bulli in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. With John McMahon a miner.

R. v. Doyle [1840] NSWSupC 5
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Dowling C.J., 1 February 1840

John Doyle was indicted for ravishing Mary McMahon, at Wollongong, on the 9th July.

The prosecutrix, a girl about fourteen years of age, swore positively to the offence having been committed by the prisoner.  The girl’s uncle swore that he found a hat at the place where she alleged that the offence was committed, and in the hat was a certificate of the prisoner’s character, which he produced.  Dr. Osborne swore that on the day, on the evening of which the offence was committed, the prisoner shewed him the certificate: he also swore that he examined the prosecutrix, and was confident she had been recently violated, and there were several bruises on different parts of her person, which showed that there had been considerable violence.  After she was served with a subpoena, the prosecutrix was told that if she prosecuted the prisoner he would be hanged, and then his ghost would haunt her; and she was persuaded to go out of the way to Campbelltown, where she resided three weeks, co-habiting with a sawyer.  There were some slight discrepancies between the evidence given by the prosecutrix in Court, and before the Magistrate, but not on any material point.

Mr. Purifoy addressed the Jury at considerable length, dwelling with great force upon the discrepancies of the evidence, and the character of the prosecutrix.

The Chief Justice summed up at some length, recapitulating the whole evidence, and the Jury, after a few minutes’ absence, returned a verdict of Not Guilty.Sydney Herald 3 February 1840

SATURDAY. FEB. 8, 1840.

Edward;Woollhan, Michael Woollahan, Ann Woollahan (their aunt) and Francis Darling, all of Wollongong, who had on the 6th instant, had been convicted of seducing and enticing away from her home on pretence that Darling would marry her, Mary M'Mahon, a girl of thirteen years of age, with the intent to prevent her from giving evidence on his trial, against a man named Doyle, who had commited a rape upon her, were now brought up for judgment.

The clerk of the court having read a petition from the prisoners praying for a lenient sentence His Honor after perusing and considering the same, proceeded to pass judgment on the prisoners; observing that he could give no credence to their assertions in the petition, in opposition to the evidence on oath,, and the verdict of twelve, respectable men against them ; that their crime was one of great atrocity, and the guilt of the old woman, herself a mother; peculiarly aggravated. His Honor than sentenced Anne Woollahan to two years imprisonment in Parramatta Gaol, Edward and Michael Woollahan to two years imprisonment in Sydney Gaol, and Francis Darling to two years hard labour on the roads. The two young Woollahan* then with some difficulty withdrew their aunt from the bar, where she stood wringing her hands crying bitterly, and supplicating mercy. The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 11 February 1840

b. abt 1855 Newcastle on Tyne England d. 1940 Wollongong

m. Patrick McMahon ( 14/2/1855 Fairy Meadow - 1941 Wollongong Son of Patrick McMahon & Bridget Connors *) 17/7/1882 St Francis Xavier’s 5011/1882

f. Terence McGeary m. Rosanna Rafferty *

1. (m) Charles McMahon b. 18/1/1884 Fairy Meadow
2. (f) Catherine Mary McMahon b. 11/4/1886 Fairy Meadow
3. (m) Frederick McMahon b. 28/7/1888 Fairy Meadow d. 16/6/1916 France
4. (m) Patrick Francis McMahon b. 27/8/1890 Fairy Meadow d. 30/4/1919 Calais
5. (m) Francis Bede McMahon b. 21/8/1892 Fairy Meadow
6. (m) Joseph McMahon b. 21/9/1894 Fairy Meadow
7. (m) Thomas Reginald McMahon b. 24/12/1896 Fairy Meadow
8. (m) Stanley McMahon b. 16/11/1898 Fairy Meadow d. July 1932 Prince Alfred Hospital Sydney
9. (m) Arthur McMahon b. 3/10/1900 Fairy Meadow

1903 Electoral roll –living at Fariy Meadow Domestic Duties. Husband a labourers

OBITUARY
MRS. MARY McMAHON

Profound regret was expressed among her wide circle of friends in the Fairy Meadow and Balgownie centres when it became known on Saturday last that Mrs. Mary Mc Mahon, wife of Mr. Patrick McMahon of Balgownie, had passed away at the Wollongong . District Hospital at tho advanced age of 85 years. The deceased lady had been in indifferent health for some time, but this; combined with her great weight of years, did not prevent Mrs. McMahon from maintaining the bright and cheerful disposition that had characterised her throughout her long sojourn on this 'earth. Arriving in Australia from Ireland at a very early age, the deceased lady settled down with her parents in the Illawarra district, in which ceritre she had resided coritinuisly till the time, of her death. After her marriage she resided at Fairy Meadow for a great number of years, and subsequently removed to Balgownie, in which center by her kindly disposition and noble neighbourly qualities, she became respected by all with whom she came in contact.

Of her large family of seven Sons and one daughter, three sons and a daughter survive her, while two sons made the supreme sacrifice in the Great War, another son dying in West Australia, and the youngest passing away in this district some few years ago. The high esteem in Which Mr. Mc .Mahon and, his family are held in this district was amply demonstrated by the huge number of persons who followed the remains to their last resting place in the Roman Catholic cometery at Wollongong. At the church, in which for many years the deceased lady had. been a devout worshipper, a short service was conducted by the Rev.Father Callaghan, who subseluently performed the last sad rites at the graveside.; The pall bearers vvere representatives of the North Illawarra Council, the Mayor of which (Ald. McMahon) is a son of the deceased. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 2 August 1940 p 6

b. abt 1819 Wicklow, Ireland d. 13/12/1893 Jamberoo br. Jamberoo

m. John McMahon (abt 1816 Tyrone, Ireland -) abt 1840 Dublin Ireland

f. ? Waldron m. Mary

Ship: Theresa 18/8/1840

1. (m) James McMahon b. 1/5/1841 Melbourne Vic
2. (f) Henrietta Caroline McMahon * b. 22/10/1842 Melbourne Vic d. 10/12/1935 Lismore (Edward Johnston 1860)
3. (m) John McMahon b. 12/6/1845 Sydney
4. (f) Margaret Ann McMahon * b. 30/5/1847 Riversdale Kiama d 5/1/ 1902 Arncliffe (George Johnson 1868 )
5. (f) Elizabeth Jane McMahon * b. 19/10/1848 Riversdale Kiama d. 24/12/1928 Campsie ( John Curtis 1877)
6. (m) William John McMahon b. 10/5/1849 Riversdale Kiama d. 11/6/1900 Sydney
7. (f) Mary Ann McMahon b. 16/9/1852 Riversdale Kiama d. 21/1/1936 Burwood
8. (f) Louisa McMahon b. 10/4/1854 Riversdale Kiama d. 2/1/1936 Sydney
9. (m) Frederick Waldron McMahon b. 30/9/1855 Riversdale Kiama d. 29/9/1952 Maroubra ( Elizabeth Ann Sarah Williams 1889)
10. (f) Sophia Dunbar McMahon * b. 27 /9/1857 Riversdale Kiama 7563/1875 d. 31/8/ 1906 Woolloomooloo (John Nelson 1881)
11. (f) Letitia McMahon * b. 17/2/1859 Riversdale Kiama 8340/1859 d. 13/7/ 1944 Ashfield (Robert Barron 1891)

Husband a Groom and Horse dealer

On Monday, the 10th instant, Mrs. John McMahon, of Spring Hill, Kiama, of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald 18 April 1854

Mary Waldron McMahon set up a store – Jubilee Store, Robertson – for her son Frederick. They lived at Jamberoo, the home called Rose Cottage. John McMahon, Sen. left the home c.1859. When Hnerietta was married 19 June 1860, Mary gave permission to marry as John had left home twelve months before and was last heard of in Melbourne. He had no contact with his family after 1859. Mary took up nursing to provide for her family. She had been left with several youngsters – two boys and five females plus baby only just born – the eldest girl being only twelve years old. Mary was a true pioneer woman. Apart from the young family she had to provide for she loved her church and brought her children up with these ideals. Mary died from paralysis which she endured for three weeks - aged 74 years and surrounded by her family.

b. abt 1823 Antrim Ireland

m. Terence McMahon 16/11/1845 Shoalhaven

Both resident Shoalhaven

Convict Permission to Marry Index 1845 Wollongong

Ship: Wilson 1842

b. 1815 Ireland d. 20/11/1881 Waterloo

m. Patrick McMahon (1814 Ireland- 30/4/1868 Bulli Son of Ross McMahon & Rose Crane) abt 1831 Ireland

f. Denis Flood m.

1. (m) Hugh McMahon b. abt 1831 Ireland d. 1862
2. (f) Margaret McMahon * b. 1834 (George Bennet 1862, George Albert Burrowes 1872)
3. (f) Rose McMahon b. 1836 Ireland d. 1894 (William Manning Cook 1855)
4. (f) Bridget McMahon * b. 1841 Pettigo Donegal Ireland (Edward Thomas Handley 1859)
5. (m) James McMahon b. 1844 Ireland d. 1886 (Mary Sheldon)
6. (f) Anne Teresa McMahon * b. 1845 Ireland d. 9/7/1908 Wollongong (Robert Cook)
7. (f) Jane Elizabeth McMahon b 1848 Fermanagh Ireland d. 28/12/1887 Sydney
8. (m) Sydney McMahon b 1852 Ireland

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b. abt 1838 d. 10/4/1906 Kiama br. Wollongong General

m. Terence McManus (abt 1838 -10/11/1906 Kiama )

Living at Lakelands in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Mrs. Terence McManus, a respected resident of Foxground for over 30 years, died on Saturday. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 23 April 1906 p 8 A

b. abt 1860 Fermanagh Ireland d. 15/1/1914 br. Wollongong General

m. Patrick McManus (abt 1856 -4/6/1924 Coffs Habrour Son of Terence McManus & Mary A ) 1880 Sydney

f. James Murphy m. Ann

1. (m) Francis Edward McManus b. 4/8/1881
2. (m) John James McManus b. 23/7/1882 Fairy Meadow
3. (m) James McManus b. 22/2/1884 Wollongong
4. (f) Mary Ann McManus b. 17/5/1885 Wollongong
5. (u) Unnamed McManus b. 1887 Wollongong
6. (m)? Frederick Reginald McManus b. 19/4/1889 Wollongong
7. (m)? William Frederick McManus ? b. 19/4/1889 Wollongong
8. (f) Eileen F McManus b. 1889 Wollongong

1903 Electoral roll –living at Fairy Meadow Domestic Duties

McMANUS.—January 15, 1914, at her late residence, Bourke-street, Wollongong, Elizabeth, beloved wife of Patrick McManus, aged 54 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 16 January 1914 p 8

m. Thomas McManus 10/1/1847 Wollongong

Both resident Wollongong

1. (f) Mary Elizabeth McMan’s b. 17/11/1847 Wollongong
2. (f) Ann Jane McMannus b. 31/3/1849 Wollongong
3. (m) James McManus b. 30/9/1851 Fairy Meadow
4. (m) Thomas William McManus b. 23/6/1853 Wollongong

m. Patrick McManus

1. (m) Alfred McManus b. 3/4/1853 Shoalhaven Reg Kiama RC
2. (f) Cecilia MacManus b. 7/11/1854 Shoalhaven reg Kiama RC
3. (f) Ellen McManus b. 3/1/1856 Shoalhaven reg Kiama RC

Husband a Settler

m. Patrick McManus

1. (f) Sarah Ann McManus b. 5/6/1868 Fox Ground bp Kiama RC

Husband a labourer

m. Patrick McManus

1. (m) Charles McManus b. 26/4/1843 Shoalhaven
2. (m) Charles McManus b. 12/4/1845 Shoalhaven
3. (f) Frances McManus b. 19/12/1846 Shoalhaven

m. Patrick McManus 20/7/1851 Shoalhaven

m. Patrick McManus

1. Mary McManus * b. abt 1845 Wollongong (Peter Connor 1867)

b. abt 1857 d. 36/3/1935 Mayfield br. Sandgate

m. John McKeekan (abt 1859 Scotland-14/2/1931 Mayfield Son of Thomas McMeekan & Mary) 7/3/1884 Troqueer Banks Dumfries Scotland

f. Thomas Ballantyne m. Eliza

1. (f) Mary McClymont McKeekan b. d. 1971 St Leonards ( Herbert R Wicks 1922)

Living at Bellambi in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband a coke burner, later he was the manager of the coke works at Bellambi and was later in a management position at the BHP steelworks at Newcastle.

McMEEKAN — BALLANTYNE. — March 7, 1884, at Troqueer Banks, Dumfries, Scotland, by the Rev. J. D. McKinnon, John, son of Thomas McMeekan, sculptor, to Jessie Keddie, youngest daughter of Thomas Ballantyne, Troqueer Banks. Present address, Teviotdale, Bellambi, N.S.W. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930) Saturday 6 March 1909 p 8

DEATH OF MRS. McMEEKAN

Mrs. Jessie Keddie MeMeckan, relict of Mr. James McMeekan, for many years associated with the Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd.,. died yesterday afternoon at her residence in Faweett-street, Mayfield. Mrs. MccMeekan had been in illhealth for about a year. She was 78 years of age, and was highly esteemed among wide circle of friends. .Though not actively associated with public organisations,she was known as a very generous-hearted woman, who responded unfailingly to calls for assistance on the part of those in need.

In her active years a she was a valued helper in the work of the Presbyterian Church at Hamilton.

The funeral will. take place this afternoon. Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954) Wednesday 27 March 1935 p 6

m. Peter McMeeking

1. (f) Ruth McMeek9 ing b. 1843 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong

b. 1823 England d. 1888 Hobart Tas

m. Richard Elliston Bate (1811 Hobart Tas -19/12/1849 Dapto/Wollongong Son of Samuel Bate & Matilda King) 6/8/1839 Hobart Tas

m. Donald McMillan (1820-) 7/8/1855 Hobart Tas

f. George Artis Lovett m. Esther Thurgate

1. (m) George Archibald McMillian b. 7/3/1858 Port Cygnet Tas
2. (f) Marion Louisa McMillian b. 26/1/1860 Port Cygnet Tas
3. (f) Alice Ann McMillian b. 31/1/1862 Port Cygnet Tas

MARRIED. —By special license, on the 6th instant, at St. David's Church Hobart Town, by the Rev. W. Bedford, senior Chaplain, Richard Ellison Bate, Esq., late Surveyor General of Distilleries in New South Wales, and eldest son of Samuel Bate, Esq., of Belvoir House, Sydney, formerly Judge Advocate of this Colony, to Caroline, second daughter of Mr. George Lovett, of Murray-street, Hobart Town. Australasian Chronicle (Sydney, NSW : 1839 - 1843) Friday 16 August 1839 p 4

ON 7th August, at St. George's Church, Hobart Town, by the Rev. Dr. Fry, Mr DONALD McMILLAN, of Port Cygnet, to CAROLINE, second daughter of Mr. George Lovett, Montpelier Retreat, Hobart Town, and relict of the late Mr. Richard E. Bate, Illawarra, New South Wales. Colonial Times (Hobart) 8 August 1855

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b. 1881 Nundle d. 1969 St Leonards

m. William David McMonnies (1887- 8/11/1948 Manly) 1907

f. John Saunders m. Margaret Smith *

1. (f) Lillian G McMonnies b. 1908 Woollahra
2. (m) John D McMonnies b. 1909 Woolllahra
3. (m) William M McMonnies b. 1911 Woollahra
4. (m) Charles McMonnies b. 1920 Chatswood b. 1920

1903 Electoral roll –living at Church St Smith’s Hill Wollongong No occupation listed

b. . 25/10/1869 Camperdown Vic

m. Wingfield McMullen ( - 13/11/1927 Perth WA Son of Edward McMullen & Susan ) 20/12/1888 Healsville Victoria

f. Thomas Lucas m. Catherine Kenny

1. (f) Elsie McMullen b. 1891 Kiama (Walters)
2. (f) Irene Gladys McMullen b. 1901 Roelands WA ( Richards)

MARRIED. McMULLEN-LUCAS-On the 20th December. 1888, at the Presbytery, Healesville by the Rev. J. Green. WINGFIELD McMULLEN, fourth son of Edward McMullen, of Portland, to CATHERINE HARRIET LUCAS.     second daughter of Thomas Lucas, late of Colac. Portland Guardian (Vic. : 1876 - 1953) Wednesday 6 February 1889 p 2

Went to Western Australian goldfields

m. Henry McMullen

1. (m) John McMullen b. 1869 Woonona 11522/1911

b. 17/6/1838 Omagh, County Tyrone, Ireland d. 11/6/ 1914 Coffs Harbour br. Coffs Harbour

m. Henry McMullen (25/5/1834 Belfast Ireland -27/9/1924 Coffs Harbour Son of Henry McMullen & Rose) 17/9/1861 Wollongong

f. Patrick Collins m. Rachel Woods

1. (m) Daniel J Collins b. 19/6/1862 Bulli 15101/1862 d. 1919 Gulgong
2. (m) Patrick Collons Joseph McMullen b. 30/11/1863 Bulli 16436/1864 d. 1944 (Margaret Smith)
3. (m) Henry McMullen b. 7/4/1865 Bulli d. 1928 Inverell
4. (m) Thomas McMullen b. d. 1867 Berrima
5. (f) Rachel McMullen b. 1868 Berrima d. 1932 Bellingen
6. (m) John McMullen 1869 Berrima d. 1871 Sydney
7. (m) James McMullen b. d. 1871 Hartley.
8. (f) Rose McMullen 1872 Hartley d. 1960 Campsie
9. (m) Joseph McMullen 1874 Hartley d. 1951 Grafton
10. (m) Peter McMullen 1876 Hartley
11. (m) Nicholas James 1878 Cowra d. 1954 Bellingen (Catherine Daley)
12. (m) Phillip McMullen b 1880 Corwa d. 1939 Bellingen (Evelyn Mary Ann Dillon)

BIRTH. On the 30th November, Mrs. Henry   McMullen, of a son.  Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 4 December 1863 p 2

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b. 3/2/1844 Charcoal d. 1916 Tacoma Pierce Co Washington USA

m. Daniel McMullen ( 1830 Glasgow Scotland- 1889 Carbonado Washington Son of Henry McMillen & Rosane Fitzsimmons) 1859 Wollongong

f. Micheal Kearnes m. Sarah Ann Russell *

1. (f) Rose Mcmullen b. 12/11/1860 Bulli 14036/1860 d. 1937 Enumclaw Washington USA (George Merritt 1877)
2. (m) Henry McNullen b. 1862 San Francisco d. 1864 San Francisco
3. (m) Francis McMullen b. 1865 San Francisco d. 1951 Tacoma Washington
4. (m) Henry Thomas McMullen b. 1867 San Francisco d. 1890 Carbonado Washington USA
5. (m) John George McMullen b. Soladad Canyon, Mojave Desert, Calafornia d. 1916 Mendota Washington USA
6. (f) Sarah Jane McMullen b. 1871 San Francisco d. 1951 Tacoma Washington USA
7. (m) Daniel McMullen b. 1874 Plymouth California d. 1938 Tacoma Washington USA
8. (m) William Edward McMullen b. 1876 Plymouth Calafornia d. Lakeview Washington USA
9. (m) Peter McMullen b. 1878 Hollister California d. Auburn Washington USA
10. (m) Albert McMullen b. 1881 San Gregorio California d. 1920 Butte Montana USA
11. (m) Edward McMullen b. 1885 Pomeroy Washington d. 1932 Veronia Oregon USA

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b. 1879 Kiama 15875/1879 d. 1958

m. William A McMurtrie 1911 Kiama

f. Thomas Brown m. Jemima Blow *

Living at Holly Mount in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

1903 Electoral roll –living at Brighton Hotel Kiama Domestic Duties

Living at Dunmore in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. James McNab

1. (m) Richard McNab b. 11/1/1854 Shoalhaven reg Kiama RC

b. 1822 Omagh Tyrone d. 26/2/1884 Darkes Rd West Dapto br. West Dapto RC Cem

m. Phillip McNabb (abt 1818 Omagh Ireland – 15/3/1893 Dapto Son of George McNab & Catherine ) 1841 Omagh Tyrone Ireland

f. James Emery m. Catherine

Ship: 1840 Argyleshire

1. (f) Margaret McNabb * b. 14/9/1841 Fairy Meadow RC Illawarra Wollongong ( John Collins 1867)
2. (m) George McNabb b. 24/8/1843 Wollongong RC Illawarra Wollongong d. 22/3/1919 Dapto (Mary Murphy * )
3. (m) James Mc Nabb b. 2/12/1845 Gardenhill RC Illawarra Wollongong d. 8/10/1919 Dapto
4. (f) Ellen McNab b. 21/1/1848 Fairy Meadow RC Illawarra Wollongong
5. (m) Thomas Mc Nab b. 29/1/1850 Wollongong RC Illawarra Wollongong (Mary Ann Dunn/Adam)
6. (f) Mary McNabb b. 13/4/1854 Fairy Meadow RC Illawarra Wollongong d. 28/12/1919 Dapto
7. (m) Henry Mc Nab b. 18/8/1854 Fairy Meadow RC Illawarra Wollongong (Maria E Kelly 1893)
8. (f) Catherine McNab * b. 24/12/1856 Fairy Meadow RC Illawarra Wollongong d. 23/7/1931 Rockdale (James Burgess 1880)
9. (m) William McNab b. 12/11/1859 Fairy Meadow 14277/1859

Phillip and Eleanor McNabb were bounty migrants engaged by A.B.Smith Esq. Later they acquired a dairy farm on Darke's Rd. along Robins Ck., Dapto where they remained for the rest of their lives.

M'NABB. —February 20th, at her residence, West Dapto, Eleanor, the beloved wife of Phillip M'Nabb, aged 65 years. May she rest in peace. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 29 February 1884 p 2

b. abt 1839 d. 6/2/1900 Dunmore br. Albion Park Catholic

m. James McNab (abt 1834- 13/7/1899 Shellharbour Son of George McNab & Ellen) 1859

1. (f) Bridget McNabb b. 24/3/1860 Shellharbour bp Kiama RC
2. (m) George McNab b. 1861 Kiama
3. (m) John McNab b. 1863 Kiama
4. (m) Thomas McNab b. 1864 Kiama
5. (f) Catherine McNab b. 11/9/1865 Stony Creek bp Kiama RC
6. (m) Philip McNab b. 1/8/1867 Shellharbor
7. (m) James McNabb b. 22/7/1869 Dunmore/Stony Creek bp Kiama RC d. 8/10/1941 Kiama
8. (f) Lucy McNabb b. 5/10/1870 Shellharbour bp Kiama RC (John D Rankin 1897 )
9. (f) Margaret McNab * b. 21/4/1872 Kiama d. 12/11/1955 Wollongong (John T Gleeson 1901)
10. (m) McNabb b. 25/11/
11. (f) Sarah Maria McNabb b. 28/6/1883 Dunmore d. 11/8/1951

Husband a settler who arrived in the Kiama district in about 1859.

AT her residence, Toolejooa Cottage, on the 21st April, Mrs. JAMES McNAB of a daughter. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 16 May 1872 p 2

On the 25th November, at her residence, Toolejooa Cottage, Gerringong, Mrs. McNAB of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 18 December 1873 p 2

MRS. J. McNABB As announced In last issue Mrs Jns. McNabb, of Dumore, died on Tuesday last. Her remains were consigned to their last resting place on Wednesday     the Rev. Father F Hayden reading the prayers at the grave side. Mrs. McNabb was 61 years af age, and it is only a few months since the husband of the deceased was buried at the same place. The funeral was largely attended, and the family, berift of mother and father, In such a short period, have heartfelt sympathy. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Saturday 10 February 1900 p 2

Living at West Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Living at West Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Living at South Coast Rd Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll – House Keeper

m. William McNab 1892 Newtown

1. (f) Ivy Mary McNab b. 22/9/1892 Unanderra

b. Tyrone Ireland d. 30/7/1908 Brogher’s Creek br. Kangaroo Valley

McNab Mary

m. Edward

McNabb (-26/3/1897 Brodgers Creek) 1866 Kiama

f. Michael McCann m.

1. (m) Thomas J McNabb b. 1867 Berry
2. (f) Mary J McNabb b. 29/7/1868 Broughton Creek bp Kiama RC
3. (f) Annie McNab b. 20/12/1870 Broughton Creek bp Kiama RC
4. (f) Eliza McNabb b. 1871 Kiama
5. (f) McNabb
6. (m) Edward John McNabb b. 1875 Kiama

Husband a farmer.

Mrs. Mary M'Nab, died in her residence, Wattamolla. on Sunday, from nervous exhaustion. Sho was a native of Tyrone, Ireland, and for 46 years had been a resident of Brogher's Creek, She leaves two sons and four daughters. The Australian Star (Sydney, NSW : 1887 - 1909) Tuesday 4 August 1908 p 4

b. 1852 d. 22/1/1935 br. West Dapto Catholic Cemetery

m. George McNab (24/8/1843 Wollongong - 22/3/1919 Dapto Son of Philip McNab & Eleanor Emery *)

f. Peter Murphy m. Eliza Lacey *

Death claimed on Monday a fine old Jady in the person of Mrs. Mary , McNab, relict of the late George Mc Nab, of Dapto. Deceased, who was 83 years of age resided at Wollongong* and was a devout adherent of the Catholic Church, and was a regular and daily attendant there. She was a sister to Mr. Mick Murphy, of Mt. Keira. where she resided as a girl. Her husband followed farming at Dapto for very many years. There is no family. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 25 January 1935 p 13

m. Philip McNab

1. (f) Ellen McNab b. abt 1850 Wollongong (John Ryan 1873)

m. James McNabbs

1. (m) James McNabbs b. 1835 CofE Dapto

m. William McNally unmarried

f. Belby

1. (m) Adam McNally/Belby b. 16/11/1839 Wollongong

d. after 1839 possibly in Campbelltown

m. Patrick McNally( abt 1788 Roscommon Ireland- abt 1858) 1808 Canada

Shop: Broxbornebury 1814

1. (f) Mary McNally * b. abt 1807 Canada b. abt 1857 (James Martin)
2. (m) William McNally b. Canada
3. (f) Eliza McNally b. abt 1813 England or USA d. 10/8/1875 Goulburn
4. (f) Melinda Olivia L McNally * b. 1815 Pitt Town d. (Basil Kendall 1839)
5. (f) Sarah McNally * b. 1820 Sydney d. 1892 Wollongong (Henry Walker unmarried, William Damon Hester )

Husband Patrick McNally was absent from his Regiment from 1810-1812 and his court martial resulted in his transportation to New South Wales sentenced to Life. He was a tenant of Dr Cox in the northern Illawarra. He was granted a Ticket of exemption from Government labour, to reside with his wife Judith

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b. abt 1819 d. 10/1/1916 Ashfield br. Rookwood

m. Robert McNally ( 3/1819 Lurgan Armagh-5/2/1904 Ashfiield Son of John McAnally & Mary Taylor) 26/12/1842 St Anne’s Church of Ireland Belfast Ireland

Ship: 1854

1. (m) Henry McNally b. Dublin d. 1926 Sydney
2. (m) John George Joseph McNally b. Dublin d. 1948 Sydney
3. (f) Mary Ann McNally b. Dublin d. 1890 Sydney m 1879.
4. (f) Margaret McNally b. Ireland d. c1857 ?Kiama.
5. (m) John McNally b. Ireland d. c1857 ?Kiama.
6. (f) Sarah Elizabeth McNally b. 1854 Sussex St Sydney d. 1854 Sydney.
7. (f) Sarah Aballa McNally b. 1855 Kent St Sydney d. 1855 Sydney.
8. (m) Jonathon McNally b. 1856 Kiama d. 1943 Sydney
9. (m) William Thomas McNally b. 1859 Mt Salem Kiama d. Sydney
10. (f) Margaret Elizabeth McNally b. 1861 Gerringong d. 1894 Sydney
11. (u) 2 or 3 more Children McNally

McANALLY. - January 10, 1916, at her residence, Carshalton-street, Ashfield, Martha, the relict of late Robert McAnally, formerly of Milton-street,  Ashfield, in her 93rd year. By request, no flowers. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 12 January 1916 p 12

Her Husband’s brother George and his wife Sarah Waugh were also lived in the Illawarra

m. William McNally

1. (f) Julia McNally b. 1848 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong
2. (f) Eliza McNally b. 1850 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong
3. (f) Matilda McNally b. 1852 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong

b. abt 1817 Ballmarrenly Ireland d. 16/6/1880 Paddington br. Balmain

m. George McNally (Lurgan Armagh- 30/5/1896 Paddington Son of John McAnally & Mary Taylor) abt 1839 Ireland

f. William Waugh m. Elizabeth

Ship: 1842 “Wilson”

1. (m) William John McNally b. 12/2/1842 Surry Hills d. Surry Hills
2. (m) John George McNally b. 17/1/1844 Castlereagh St Sydney d. 29/3/1898 Paddington ( Annie George abt 1884)
3. (f) Mary Jane Waugh McNally b. 17/1/1844 Castlereagh St Sydney d. 30/3/1921 Gladesville ( John Rundle 1872)
4. (f) Helena McNally b. 30/3/1846 Pitt St Sydney d. Sydney ( James Fitzgerald 1875)
5. (m) Joseph William McNally b. abt 1850 Illawarra d. 18/7/1879 Paddington
6. (f) Catherine McNally b. 17/2/1851 Sussex St Sydney d. 23/3/1883 Botany ( Henry Bunce 1877)
7. (m) Thomas Henry McNally b. 17/2/1852 Sussex St Sydney

Her husband George was the first of four brothers to arrive in Australia, his brother Robert and his wife Martha nee Savage also lived in the Illawarra. They were brought out by John Miller, George being listed as a farm labourer. However, the baptismal details of several children born to George and Sarah in Sydney between 1842 and 1846 describe him as a baker while in Ford's Commercial Directory of Sydney 1851 he is described as a commission agent. Sarah, at least, must have been in Illawarra in 1850 as it is known that a son was born to them at Wollongong that year. It is possible that George was carrying on a bakery business in Sydney until he leased land at Jamberoo from Henry Gray in 1857. Due to cattle destroying his crops and his cattle dying and other misfortunes George was declared bankrupt in 1857/8. By 1875 George and Sarah were living in Paddington where he is listed again as a baker.

m. Thomas McNamara

1. (m) John McNamara b. 1868 Wollongong 18163/1868 

Living Cordeaux River in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

b. 1805 d. 11/2/1863 Mt Pleasant br. Jamberoo

m. Francis McNamara ( 1807 Crusheen Clare- 11/9/1884 Mount Pleasant Son of Thomas McNamara & Mary Mitchell) abt 1828 Crusheen Clare Ireland

f. Bartholmew Connors m. Catherine Markham

Ship: 1841 “Gilbert Henderson”

1. (m) Henry McNamara b. 7/7/1829 Doon d. 6/12/1914 (1853)
2. (m) Unnamed McNamara b. 1831 d. 1831
3. (f) Ann McNamara * b. October 1832 d. 1928 Haberfield (Patrick Larkin 1853)

McNAMARA -At his residence, MountPleasant, on the 11th ultimo, Francis McNamara, of County Clare, Ireland. He was husband of Catherine (nee O'Keefe.) He was buried beside his first wife at Jamberoo, on the 13th September. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 3 October 1884 p 2

m. Andrew McNamara

1. (m) Unnamed McNamara b. 1891 Wollongong 38396/1891 

b. abt 1851 Shoalhaven d. 12/4/1926 Lismore br. Lismore

m. Michael McNamara 1876 Berrima

f. George Dyer m. Ann

Mrs. Catherine McNamara.

There passed away at Cathcart-Btreet, Lismore, on the 12th inst., Mrs. Catherine McNamara, wife of Mr. Michael McNamara, at the age of 75 years. Born in the Shoalhaven district, she married Mr. McNamara 50 years ago, and went to Robertson, where they lived for a quarter of a century. Mr McNamara then bought an area of 640 acres at Goolmangar, Richmond Eiver, and, with his wife and family went to live on it.

After many years of hard work and self denial, this property is now one of the finest in the district. Deceased was a well known and highly-respected resident of Goolmangar and Lismore, as well as a devoted Catholic, and her home was noted for its generous hospitality. Deceased and her husband retired to Lismore some seven years ago to spend the eve of their lives alongside Lismore 's beautiful Cathedral.

During her illness of two months she was attended by the Rev. Father O 'Byrne, and was visited by his Lordship Bishop Carroll, Right Rev. Monsignor McGuire, V.G., and the Sisters of St. Vincent's Hospital. Besides a sorrowing husband she leaves two sisters — Mrs. Hanrahan (Gympie), and Mrs. Nesbitt (Waverley), and one brother, Mr. Con. Dwyer (Windsor) ; six sons — Messrs. Michael (Maleny, Q.), Patrick (Kyogle), John, Herbert,. Con, and William (Goolmangar), and four daughters — Mrs. J. B. Synott (Goolmangar), Mrs. P. Fields (Keerong), and Misses Ellen and Mary (Lismore. The funeral left St. Carthage's Cathedral, which she loved so well, for the Catholic portion of the Lismore Cemetery, and was attended by a large number of relatives and friends. The Catholic Press (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1942) Thursday 29 April 1926 p 35

m. Francis McNamara ( 1807 Crusheen Clare- 11/9/1884 Mount Pleasant Son of Thomas McNamara & Mary Mitchell)

McNAMARA -At his residence, Mount Pleasant, on the 11th ultimo, Francis McNamara, of County Clare, Ireland. He was husband of Catherine (nee O'Keefe.) He was buried beside his first wife at Jamberoo, on the 13th September. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 3 October 1884 p 2

b. abt 1858 d. 26/12/1936 Wollongong br Jamberoo

m. James Timbs (4/12/1854 Jamberoo – Son of Gabriel Timbs & Elizabeth Fogarty *)1880 Kiama

m. Martin McNamara ( abt 1841 -4/2/1927) 1883 Kiama

1. (m) Gabriel James Timbs
2. (m) Michael Patrick McNamara b. abt 1871 d. 11/11/1933
3. (m) Francis Ernest McNamara b. abt 1885 Jamberoo d. 10/5/1937 (Mabel Veronica Laurence 1910)

Living at Osbourne St Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties. Husband a labourer

McNAMARA. - December 26, 1936, at a private hospital, Wollongong, Catherine McNamara, of Dapto, aged 77 years. Interred in Catholic Ceme- tery, Jamberoo, December 27. R.I.P. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 30 December 1936 p 10

Living Cordeaux River in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

b. 1817 Ireland d. 12/12/1883 Lismore

m. James McNamarra ( abt 1820 Ireland -25/6/1852 Gundagai Son of Brian/Bryan McNamara & Mary Ready *) 12/5/1839 Wollongong

m. Thomas Francis McNamara ( abt 1823 Co. Mayo Ireland – 8/6/1893 South Lismore son of Brian/Bryan McNamara & Mary Ready *) 28/7/1855 Petersham

f. Thomas O’Brien m. Abigail Powell

She and First husband both resident Charcoal

1. (m) Brian McNamara b. 7/2/1840 Charcoal
2. (m) Thomas McNamara b. 10/7/1841 Wollongong
3. (f) Mary McNaramar b. 1843
4. (m) Patrick McNamara b. 1846
5. (f) Elizabeth H McNamara b. 8/12/1848 Richomnd Vic d. Sydney (Lott Bruggy 1866)
6. (m) Unnamed McNamara before 1853
7. (m) Michael Francis McNamra b. 1853
8. (m) Mattias McNamara b. 1855
9. (f) Ellen McNamera b. 1855

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b. 7/12/1831 Limerick Ireland d. 26/12/1915 Barmedman br. Barmedman

m. Michael McNamara (1813 Murrisk County Mayo Ireland- 8/5/1882 Wyalong) 3/11/1847 Wollongong

f. John Nunan m. Elizabeth Donovan *

1. (f) Margaret McNamara (Thomas)
2. (m) Thomas Michael Clancy McNamara
3. (m) James Michael McNarama
4. (f) Elizabeth McNamara
5. (m) John McNamara
6. (m) Michael Jospeh McNamara
7. (m) Stephen McNamara
8. (f) Mary McNamara
9. (m) Louis Joseph Luke McNamara
10. (f) Bridget McNamara (Williams)
11. (f) Theresa McNamara
12. (f) Sarah McNamara (Hyde)
13. (m) William Joseph McNamara
14. (m) Patrick Edward McNamara

He resident Argyle she of Dapto

MRS. ELLEN McNAMARA.

The death occured on on Boxing Day of Mrs Ellen McNamara, of “ The Meadows,” Barmedman, at the grand old age ot 84. Deceased had not been seriously ill for long, the cause of death being senile decay.

The late Mrs McNamara was one of the best known and highly respected residents of the district, having resided there for a long time. The remains were interred in the in the R. C. Portion of the Barmedman cemetery, The Wyalong Advocate and Mining, Agricultural and Pastoral Gazette (NSW : 1900 - 1928) Wednesday 5 January 1916 p 2

The death is announced from Barmedman of Mrs. Ellen McNamara, at the residence of her son, Mr. Louis McNamara, “The Meadows” aged 84 years. The deceased lady was one of the first white people on the Bland, and had resided in the district for over 50 years. Young Witness (NSW : 1915 - 1923) Tuesday 25 January 1916 p 1

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b. abt 1837 Ballyline Co Clare Ireland d. 17/4/1887 South Grafton br. South Grafton

m. Patrick McNamara (-1913 South Grafton) 1863 Kiama

f. Michael McNamara m. Johanna Gorman*

1. (f) Joanna McNamara b. 1866 Kiama 9551/1866
2. (m) Daniel McNamara b. 1868 Kiama 10594/1868
3. (m) Michael McNamara b. 1869 Kiama 12353/1869
4. (m) Patrick McNamara b. 1871 Grafton
5. (f) Bridget McNamara b. 1875 Grafton
6. (m) James McNamara b. 1876 Grafton
7. (f) Catherine McNamara b. 1877 Grafton
8. (f) Ablam Jane McNamara b. 1880 Grafton

McNAMARA.- On Sunday, 17th April, HONORA, the beloved wife of Patrick McNamara; of South Grafton, leaving a large family and a large circle of friends. Clarence and Richmond Examiner and New England Advertiser (Grafton, NSW : 1859 - 1889) Saturday 23 April 1887 p 4

b. abt 1840 d. 27/7/1903 br. Wollongong General

m. Thomas McNamara (abt 1835 Knockahollow Taumgraney Clare Ireland - 8/2/1919 Cordeaux River Son of Patrick McNamara & Nora Fennessey ) 30/7/1865 Bodyke Clare Ireland

1. (f) Bridget McNamara b. 8/4/1866 Dapto d. 17/8/1938 (John Murphy 1908, Edwin Loosemore 1930)
2. (m) John McNama b. 10/6/1868 Cattadore River
3. (m) Thomas McNamara b. 19/2/1870 Coradore River d. 28/6/1959 (Sarah Thornton 1914)
4. (m) Patrick McNamara b. 14/9/1871 Main Road Wollongong d. 24/1/1943 (Mary Ellen Dooley 1903 , Mary Sanders 1911)
5. (m) Edward Bede McNamara b. 19/1/1874 Mount Keira d. 22/9/1940 Wollongong (Mary Ann O’Halloran * 1900)
6. (m) James McNamara b. 5/10/1875 Cordeaduex River Wollongong d. 13/5/1961 (Julia Emma Pearle Walker 1911)

Living Cordeaux River in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

After selling the family farm in Ireland Thomas gave up his original idea of going to America and followed his mother and siblings, John, James, Sarah and Bridget to Sydney.

Unable to locate his family, John and his wife purchased land on the Cordeaux River where they successfully established apple orchards.

b. abt 1808 Ballyline Co Clare Ireland d. 25/5/1874 br Jamberoo Catholic

m. Michael McNamara (abt 1800 Ballyline Co Clare Ireland- 1/9/1881)

Ship: Chowringhee 1855

1. (f) Mary McNamara * b. abt 1835 Ballyline Co Clare Ireland d. 11/4/1918 Jamberoo ( John Brennan 1858)
2. (f) Honora McNamara *b. abt 1837 Ballyline Co Clare Ireland d. 17/4/1887 South Grafton (Patrick McNamara 1863)
3. (m) Martin McNamara b. abt 1841 d. 4/2/1927 (Catherine O’Keeffe *)
4. (f) Hannah MacNamara * b. abt 1842 Ballyline Co Clare Ireland d. 1881 Robertson ( Laurence Egan 1864)
5. (m) James McNamara b. 9/10/1856 Jamberoo bp Kiama RC 5274/1856

Husband a settler

b. abt 1793 Ireland

m. Brian/Bryan McNamara (abt 1788 Ireland -)

Ship: Caroline 1833

1. (m) Michael McNamara b. Murrisk Ireland
2. (m) John McNamara b. Murrisk Ireland
3. (m) James McNamara b. abt 1820 Murrisk Ireland d 1852 Gundagai m 12.06.1839 Ellen O'Brien *
4. (f) Honoria McNamara * b. abt 1822 Murrisk Ireland d. 1882 (Thomas Organ 1840 , Arthur McConnell)
5. (m) Thomas McNamara b. abt 1823 Murrisk Ireland d 1893 Lismore ( Ellen O'Brien * 1885)
6. (f) Mary McNamara b. abt 1825 Murrisk Ireland
7. (f) Ann McNamara b. 1834 bp. 3/12/1834 Appin

Husband a convict

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b. 127/6/1880 Mt Kembla d. 12/11/1911 Sydney br. Wollongong General

m. Edward/Edmund Bede McNamara (1874- 22/9/1940 Wollongong Son of Thomas McNamara & Honorah St Lawrence * ) 26/12/1900 St Francis Xavier’s

f. John O’Halloran m. Mary Murphy *

1. (f) Mary A T McNamara b. 1902 Wollongong
2. (f) Honorah McNamara b. 1909 Wollongong (James Brownlee 1928)

Living Mount Kembla in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a baker.

The death occurred at a private hospital in Sydney on Sunday of Mrs. Edward McNamara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O'Halloran, of Mount Kembla Hotel. The remains were conveyed to Wollongong yesterday, and interred in the local cemetery.Rev. Father Lonergan performing the last sad rites. The funeral was largely attended by relatives and friends ofthe deceased. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 14 November 1911 p 2

b. 20/10/1870 Gerringong/Toolijooa d. 1/12/1909 Petersham

m. Patrick McNamara 1903

f. Thomas Dooley m. Margaret Matilda Daly *

Living at Toolijooa in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

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

b. 1846 Co Clare Ireland d. October 1889 Sydney br. Waverley

m. Thomas McNamee (1841- 31/7/1889 Paddington Son of Matthew McNamee & Bridget) 17/5/1865 Dapto

f. William Frost m. Mary Galagher *

1. (m) Mathew William MacNamee b. 22/4/1866 Wollongong
2. (m) Thomas E McNamee b. 1868 Sydney
3. (m) James Hubert McNamee b. 1870 Sydney
4. (m) John Joseph McNamee b. 1874 Sydney
5. (f) Marion McNamee b. 1876 Sydney
6. (m) Charles B McNamee b. 1878 Sydney
7. (f) Gertrude May McNamee b. 1881 Sydney
8. (m) Herbert L McNamee b. 1883 Sydney
9. (f) Kathleen M McNamee b. 1884 Paddington
10. (f) Veronica McNamee b. 1887 Paddington

b. 1868 Wollongong d. 17/10/1942 Georgetown br. Sandgate

m. John Daniel McNaughton (abt 1872 Hamilton -10/1/1926 Newcastle Son of Thomas McNaughton & Elizabeth) 1899 Wollongong

f. John Thornton m. Susan Shipp *

1. (m) Henry Stamford McNaughton b. 1900 Hamilton d. 1981
2. (m) Jack H McNaughton 1906 d. 1907 Albury

m. Owen McNauly 1/5/1842 Wollongong

1. (f) Mary McHanly b. 26/1/1843 Shoalhaven

Both resident Shoalhaven

m. James McNaulty

1. (m) James McNaulty b. 19/3/1859 Shoalhaven bp Kiama RC

Husband a farmer

d. 1920 Richmond

m. John McNeilly (-1911 Richmond Son of James MacNeely & Mary) 17/10/1860 Kiama

f. Michael Dunn m. Mary

1. (f) Mary MacNeely b. 1861 Parramatta
2. (f) Ellen MacNeely b. 1863 Windsor
3. (f) Teressa M Macneely b. 1864 Windsor
4. (f) Johanna MacNeely b. 1866 Windsor
5. (m) James M C MacNeely b. 1868 Windsor
6. (f) Catherine Agnes MacNeely b. 1871 Windsor
7. (m) John Herbert MacNeely b. 1874 Windsor
8. (m) Thomas Andrew MacNeely b. 1876 Richmond

On the 17th instant, by special license, by the Rev. Mr. Flanagan, at the Roman Catholic Church, Kiama, Mr. John McNeilly, to Miss Johana Dunn. Examiner (Kiama, NSW : 1859 - 1862) Saturday 27 October 1860 p 2

b. abt 1817 Cork Ireland d. 26/7/1894 Summer Hill br. Petersham

m. James Benidict McNeill (abt 1802 Ayrshire Scotland- 8/12/1874 Sussex St Sydney Son of Alexander McNeill & Margaret Kirkwood) 31/7/1833 Sydney

f. Maurice Connel m. Ellen Spillon

1. (m) James McNeill b. 13/7/1836 Wollongong
2. (f) Emma McNeill b. 1838 Wollongong
3. (m) Alexander McNeil b. 17/3/1839 Wollongong
4. (m) James McNeil b. 16/5/1841 Wollongong
5. (f) Elizabeth Isabella McNeil b. 9/3/1843 Wollongong
6. (m) William John McNeil b. 30/11/1845 Wollongong
7. (f) Margaret McNeal b. 1/11/1847 Wollongong

d. 1920 Nowra

m. James McNeilly ( abt 1838 USA or Parramatta-1920 Berry ) 20/2/1854 Terrara

f. Joseph Lees m. Mary

1. (f) Maria McNeilly b. 1855 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven (Henry Thomas Carter)
2. (m) John McNeilly b. 1/1/1859 Burrier
3. (m) Job McNeilly b. 1865 Shoalhaven
4. (m) Adam McNelle b. abt 1867 d. 14/7/1950 West Camewarra
5. (m) Samuel Thomas McNellee b. 1873 Shoalhaven
6. (f) Kate Selena McNellee b. 1875 Shoalhaven
7. (f) Rosetta McNellee b. 1880 Shoalhaven
8. (m) Joseph West MvNellee b. 1882 Shoalhaven (Annie Elizabeth Abernethy)
9. (m) Shadrach McNeillie b. 1886 Shoalhaven d. WW1
10. (m) Sayers Malcom McNeillie b. 1884 Shoalhaven
11. (m) Thomas McNeilly
12. (f) Mary McNellee (Edwin Knight )
13. (m) Heenan McNellee b. d. 1957 Nowra
14. (u) McNellee
15. (u) McNellee
16. (u) McNellee
17. (u) McNellee

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Her husband was noted to be a ‘Black American’

b. 14/4/1829 Muasdale d. 4/3/1883 Brighton Vic

m. James McNiven () 6/11/1862 Albion Park

f. Andrew McGill m. Jean McNiven *

1. (m) Unnamed McNiven b. 1864 Vic d. 1864 Vic

On the 6th instant, by special license, by the Rev. Robert Wilson, of Gerrengong, at the residence of the bride's father, James McNiven, Esq., of H. M. Customs, Williamstown, Victoria, to Margaret, daughter of Andrew McGill, Esq., Albion Park, Kiama district. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 11 November 1862

M'NIVEN.—On the 4th Inst, at New street, Middle Brighton, Margaret, the beloved wife of James M’Niven The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) Tuesday 6 March 1883 p 1

m. John McNulty

1. (f) Catherine McNulty b. 13/4/1852 Shoalhaven
2. (f) May McNulty b. 3/5/1855 Shoalhaven reg Kiama RC
3. (m) Charles McNulty b. 6/4/1857 Shoalhaven bp Kiama RC
4. (f) Ellen McNalty b. 13/1/1859 Shoalhaven bp Kiama RC

Husband a settler

b. abt 1857 d. 12/2/1925 Bulli br. Corrimal Catholic

m. Michael McAnulty (abt 1851 Tyrone Ireland - 1/2/1901 Bulli Son of James McAnulty & Susan)

f. Lawrence Carroll m. Mary

1. (m) James Laurence McInnulty b. 21/11/1880 Bulli 27573/1880
2. (f) Mary Anne McAnulty b. 16/6/1882 Bulli 19731/1882
3. (f) Florence McNulty b. 31/12/1883 Bulli 22950/1884 d. 1969 St Leonards
4. (f) Lilly McAnulty b. 1887 Woonona 25187/1887
5. (f) Susannah/ Susan McNulty b. 1890 Woonona 38501/1890 (Patrick Vaughan 1922)
6. (f) Margaret McAnulty b. 1893 Lismore 19890/1893
7. (m) Daniel McAnulty b. 1894 Murwillumbah 22936/1894

Living Bulli in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

The death occurred at Bulli yesterday, of Mrs McNulty, senr aged 68. An esteemed resident. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 13 February 1925 p 18

b. ?/10/1840 Terara near Nowra d. 12/2/1901 Bega br. Bega Cemetery

m. Robert McPaul (10/1/1839 Kilmacrenan, Donegal, Ireland- 4/4/1904 Bega Son of George McPaul & Mary Miller *) 31/10/1860 Scots Church, “Rosehill” Cambewarra

f. William Adams m. Mary Anne McIntyre

1. (f) Mary Ann McPaul b. 28/5/1862 Berkeley 15072/1862 d. 13/10/1901 in Buckajo near Bega (Thomas Keys 1896)
2. (m) George McPaul b. 21/4/1864 Charcoal Creek, Wollongong 16483/1864 d. 18/5/1946 “Orange Grove” Unanderra (Ada Britten 1902)
3. (m) William McPaul b. 1866 Wollongong 16577/1866 d. 1868 Wollongong
4. (f) Margaret J McPaul b. 1868 Wollongong 18275/1868
5. (m) John William McPaul b. 1870 Wollongong 19082/1870 d. 7/11/1948 Hurstville (Frances Evelyn Mason 1893)
6. (f) Rebecca McPaul b. 29/10/1872 Wollongong 21571/1874 d. 11/3/1942 Dapto (Edward James Simpson 1895)
7. (f) Amelia Isabella McPaul b. 2/11/1874 Wollongong 21589/1874 d. 1936 Bega (Albert Edward Britten 1901, John Went 1909)
8. (m) Robert John McPaul b. 15/9/1876 Dapto 22630/1876 d. 1958 Murwillumbah (Jane Lewis 1899)
9. (m) Albert Edward McPaul b. 1879 Wollongong 26090/1879 d. 11/8/1948 Brisbane Qld (Alice Eden Britten 1901)
10. (f) Sarah Jane McPaul b. 1880 Shoalhaven 24309/1880d. 1939 Bega (Joseph Walter Beresford 1899)
11. (m) Ernest McPaul b. 1881 Wollongong 18813/1881 d. 1936 Granville (Agnes E. Kendall 1925 )

IM Issue: 6 Nov 1860

To Robert McPaul, son of George McPaul, Canterbury, Charcoal Creek. She was the youngest daughter of William Adams, Rosehill.

McPAUL.— On the 15th instant, at her residence, Canterbury, Dapto, the wife of Mr. R. McPaul, of a son. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 29 September 1876 p 2

http://www.monaropioneers.com/McPaul-Robert.htm#i983

b. 1821 Mavon County Donegal, Ireland d. 1/10/1876 Yass

m. James McPaul (1822 Kilmacrenan, Donegal, Ireland - 29/12/1890 Crookwell Son of James McPaul & Rebecca Campbell ) 1844 Ireland

f. Samuel Driver m. Mary

Ship: “Royal Saxon” 1848

1. (f) Margaret McPaul * b. 1844 Kilmacrenan, Donegal, Ireland d. 20/10/1885 Crookwell (John Gibson 1862)
2. (m) John McPaul b. 1847 Kilmacrenan, Donegal, Ireland d. 12/4/1897 Ryde (Ellen A Mitchell 1889)
3. (f) Rebecca McPaul b. 10/4/1849 Charcoal Forest, Unanderra d. 3/11/1945 Crookwell (Alfred Hills 1873)
4. (m) George McPaul b. 20/5/1850 Berkeley d. 8/11/1918 Crookwell ( Edith Elizabeth Hills 1884)
5. (f) Catherine McPaul b. 18/6/ 1851 Wollongong d. 17/6/1896 Crookwell (William G Hills 1888)
6. (m) Samuel McPaul b. 24/7/1853 Wollongong d. 1/11/1933 Crookwell (Sarah Ann Hills 1881)
7. (f) Mary Ann Mc Paul b. 22/4/1858 Berkeley d. 1942 Wagga Wagga (William James Dennis 1881)
8. (f) Eliza Jane McPaul b. 26/4/1863 Wollongong 15027/1863 d. 2/7/1941 Stockton (Henry James Adams 1883)
9. (f) Sarah Mc Paul b. 4/1/1868 Wollongong d. 18/6/1939 Crookwell (James Gray 1889)

http://www.monaropioneers.com/McPaul-Robert.htm Illawarra Pioneers

b. abt 1845 d. 1912 Nowra

m. Robert McPaul (-1913 Newtown) 1870 Wollongong 3754/1870

f. Henry Buchanan

1. (f) Mary Jane McPaul b. 1871 Wollongong 19640/1871
2. (f) Margaret McPaul b. 1873 Wollongong 20736/1873
3. (m) Robert McPaul b. 1877 Wollongong 22998/1877

The death is announced of Mrs. McPaul, wife of Mr Robert McPaul of Nowra, at the age of 70 years. Deceased was an old resident of the District. Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954)Wednesday 21 August 1912 - Page 5

b. 1821 Mavon Donegal Ireland d. 1876 Yass

m. James McPaul (abt 1822 Kilmacrennan Donegal Ireland – 1890 Crookwell)

f. Samuel Diver m. Mary

Ship: Royal Saxon 1948

1. (f) Margaret McPaul b. abt 1845 Kilmacrennan Donegal Ireland (Gibson)
2. (m) John McPaul b. abt 1848 Kilmacrennan Donegal Ireland
3. (f) Rebecca McPaul b. 1849 V18491250 34A/1849 CofE Dapto: Wollongong
4. (f) Catherine McPaul b. 1851 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong V18511871 37A/1851
5. (m) George McPaul b. 1850 bp. CofE Dapto; Wollongong V1850983 35/1850 d. 1918 (Edith Hills 1888 )
6. (m) Samuel McPaul b. 1853 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong V18531208 39A/1853 (Sarah Ann Hills 1881)
7. (f) Mary Ann McPaul b. 22/4/1858 Wollongong 13392/1858 d. 6/6/1942 Wagga Wagga (William Dennis 1881)
8. (f) Sarah Margaret McPaul b. 1868 Wollongong

b. 1816 Ramelton, Donegal County, Ireland d. 20/2/1886 Unanderra br. Berkeley

m. George McPaul (abt 1811-6/6/1885 Berkeley Son of James McPaul & Rebecca Campbell) 1836 Donegal Ireland

f. Samuel Miller m. Mary

Ship: Herald 1844

1. (m) John McPaul b. 1837 Donegal d. 25/1/1916 Haryey Creek Cairns QLD ( Catherine Walsh 1873)
2. (m) Robert McPaul b. 10/1/1839 Donegal d. 4/5/1904 Wolumla (Margaret Adams * 1860)
3. (m) George McPaul b. 18/9/1841 Donegal d. 15/5/1929 Wollongong
4. (m) Joshua McPaul b. 20/6/1844 Charcoal bp. CofE Dapto/Wollongong d. 1846 Unanderra
5. (f) Mary Jane McPaul * b. 26/2/1847 Charcoal bp. CofE Dapto:Wollongong d. 10/4/1913 Gulgong (Allan Hamilton 1866)
6. (f) Rebecca McPaul *b. 14/6/1849 Charcoal bp. CofE Dapto:Wollongong d. 21/4/1919 Wollongong ( Robert Fackender)
7. (f) Sarah Ann McPaul b. 8/10/1851 Charcoal ( Frederick M Rankin 1878)
8. (m) William James McPaul b. 5/8/1855 Charcoal d. infancy
9. (f) Catherine ‘Kate’ McPaul * b. 1/4/1860 Charcoal 13867/1860 d. 1936 ( William Augustus Comer 1869)

George and his brothers Robert and James (with his wife, Margaret Diver, and children), Margaret and John arrived together in 1848. They were joined in 1865 by their widowed brother John and his fifteen year old son Robert. The brothers all settled in the Unanderra area and remained there until the early 1860s when Robert and John moved to the Bega district and James to Crookwell.

McPAUL. — On February 20th, at her residence, Unanderra, Mary, relict of the late George McPaul, aged 70 years. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Thursday 25 February 1886 p 2

http://www.monaropioneers.com/McPaul-Robert.htm Illawarra Pioneers

http://records.ancestry.com/George_McPaul_records.ashx?pid=43545891

b. 12/8/1824 Faulien, Londonderry, Ireland, d. 20/12/1910 Wolumla br. Wolumla

m. Robert McPaul ( 1819 Donegal -5/9/1902 Wolumla Son of James McPaul & Rebecca Campbell) 9/9/1847 Donegal

Ship:1848 “Hyderabad”

f. James White m. Sarah Nelson

1. (m) James McPaul b. 28/6/1848 d. 6/11/1929 m Mary Ann Bower
2. (m) George McPaul b. 25/3/1850 d. 1913 Bega (Mary Hanscombe 1871)
3. (f) Sarah Anne McPaul b. 13/4/1852 (Joseph Smith)
4. (m) Robert McPaul b. 25/1/1854
5. (f) Catherine McPaul b. 28/2/1856 d. 1943 (William Bower)
6. (m) John McPaul b. 19/12/1857 Wollongong 13299/1858 ( Emma Blacker)
7. (f) Rebecca McPaul b. 14/9/1859 14214/1859 d. 28/2/1943 m William Pheeny
8. (m) Robert McPaul b. 5/8/1861 Wollongong 14431/1861 d. 1947 ( Catherine Osborne)
9. (m) Thomas Henry McPaul b. 17/7/1863 d. 1940 ( Annie Bennett)
10. (f) Mary Jane McPaul b. 13/2/1866 d. 1949 ( James Williams)
11. (f) Elizabeth McPaul b. 22/10/1867 d. 1957

Settled in the Unanderra area and remained there until the early 1860s when Robert moved to the Bega district. Sister of Catherine Gordon *

http://www.monaropioneers.com/McPaul-Robert.htm Illawarra Pioneers http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/l/o/v/Susan-Love-ACT/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0974.html

b. 2/2/1840 Barrett Creek, Camden or Figtree d. 19/10/ 1923 Dapto br. Wollongong General

m. George McPhail (abt 1832 Inverness Scotland -17/7/1905 Dapto Son of John McPhail & Margaret McKenzie * ) 8/5/1856 West Dapto 

f. Corporal James Smith m. Mary Gamble

1. (f) Mary McPhail b. 12/4/ 1858 Stanedykes West Dapto d. 22/5/1858 Wollongong
2. (f) Margaret McPhail *b. 1 /6/ 1859 Stanedykes West Dapto 14124/1859 (William Mackenzie 1883)
3. (f) Grace McPhail b. 6/1/1861 Stanedykes West Dapto 14320/1861 d. 26/7/1862 Stanedykes West Dapto
4. (m) John McPhail b. 20/1/1863 Stanedykes West Dapto 14960/1863 d. 2/11/1948 West Dapto (Mary Elizabeth Waples * 1897)
5. (f) Ellen McPhail * b. 29/10/1864 Stanedykes West Dapto 16644/1864 d. 2/10/1930 Ashfield (Henry Reid 1899)
6. (f) Elizabeth Jane McPhail * b. 9/9/1866 Stanedykes West Dapto d. 22/9/1947 Coffs Harbour (William H Sharp 1889)
7. (f) Sarah Ann McPhail *b. 15/5/1868 Stanedykes West Dapto d. 11/1/1955 (Robert Hay 1890)
8. (f) Catherine Grace McPhail * b. 6/3/1870 Stanedykes West Dapto d. 8/7/1962 Ashfield (Neil Livingstone 1907)
9. (f) Mary Jane MCPhail * b. 26/10/1871 Stanedykes West Dapto d. 6/8/1955 Burwood
10. (f) Blanche Fanny McPhail * b. 3/1/1874 Stanedykes West Dapto d. 22/6/1939 Woollahra (Hugh Maclean 1919)
11. (f) Eugine Camilla McPhail b. 19/5/1876 Stanedykes West Dapto 22559/1876 d. 26/6/1971
12. (f) Isabella McPhail b. 6/7/1878 Stanedykes West Dapto d. 26/1/1956 (James Rowan 1909)
13. (f) Jessie McPhail * b. 18/12/1880 Stanedykes West Dapto d. 1/9/1966 Ashfield (Joseph C Ramsay 1931)
14. (m) George Alexander McPhail b. 26/10/1883 Stanedykes West Dapto d. 13/9/1923 (Catherine Denmeade 1907)

Living at West Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

OBITUARY
MRS. GEO. McPHAIL, SENR.

The year 1923 has seen the hand of Death claim many of the oldest pioneers of the district, and the passing of Mrs. George McPhail, senr., at her home at West Dapto on Friday last removes one who, together with her largo family of 12 children, have been closely associated with the history and progress of the Illawarra. The death of Mrs McPhail caused quite a shock, as the deceased despite her 83 years, was hale and hearty until a couple of weeks ago, when she fell at her home and sustained injuries which brought about her death.

The late Mrs. McPhail was married while still in her teens, and for 65 years lived at West Dapto. Prior to the funeral on Saturday last a service was conducted at the late home of Mrs. McPhail, and at the interment which took place in the Presbyterian portion of the Wollongong cemetery… Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 26 October 1923 p 9

http://www.monaropioneers.com/Smith-g.htm

b. 1826 Dundee Angus Scotland d. 15/6/1901 Petersham

m. Samuel McPhail ( abt 1826 Scotland – 5/3/1883 Bergalia Son of Thomas McPhail & Kissock Rae) 9/6/1851 Presbyterian Sydney, Scots Church (Pitt Street)V1851112 80/1851

f. Francis Lowe m. Ann

1. (m) Francis Lowe McPhail b. abt 1854 d. 1923 Waverley (Kate Abernethy 1878 )
2. (f) Kissock Rae McPhail b. 1856 Sydney d. 11/9/1931 Cronulla (Joseph Clarke Anderson 1880)
3. (m) Thomas McPhail b. 1859 Wollongong d. 1909 Picton
4. (f) Anne McPhail b. 1862 Wollongong

M'PHAIL.— June 15. at 93 Albany-road, Petersham, Janet M'Phail, aged 75 years 11 months. The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1871 - 1912) Saturday 22 June 1901 p 1588

b. abt 1793 d. 12/2/1877 br. Wollongong General

m. John McPhail ( 1774 Scotland - 25/2/1856 ) 1830 Scotland

f. ? McKenzie m. Jane

Ship: Henry Porcher 1840

1. (f) Jane McKenzie * b. 1818 Rosshire Scotland d. 1/2/1903 (Elias Merchant 1843 )
2. (f) Margaret McPhail * b. 7/3/1831 Scotland d. 13/8/1925 Guyra (Joseph Youman 1857)
3. (m) George McPhail b. 16/8/1833 Isle of Skye d. 17/7/1905 Stanedykes Dapto (Elizabeth Smith * 1856)
4. (m) William McPhail b. 20/10/1834 Scotland
5. (m) Alexander McPhail b. 20/4/1837 Scotland d. 19/8/1880 Parramatta Asylum

Husband a school teacher? or gardener until he became a tenant farmer in the Dapto area. On the dispersal record of the ship it is stated that the family went to Wollongong

In the 1841 census the family was living in the Jenkins property at Berkeley.

Her step-daughters Helen Campbell * and Ann Anderson * are also listed

John MacPhail born 1774 was first married to Flora Anderson 15th June 1801, she died 20th May 1829 had 6 children with John, then he married Margaret McKenzie who had the above children with him. 

http://www.wollongong.nsw.gov.au/library/onlineresources/suburbprofiles/pages/kemblagrange.aspx

http://www.monaropioneers.com/Smith-g.htm

b. 17/11/1874 Unanderra d. 23/6/1931 Wollongong

m. John McPhail (20/1/1863 West Dapto - 2/11/1948 West Dapto Son of George McPhail & Elizabeth Smith *) 14/4/1897 St Lukes Brownsville

f. James Waples m. Catherine Axam *

1. (m) George Colin McPhail b. 1898 Wollongong
2. (f) Lorna F McPhail b. 1900 Wollongong (Cecil A Watchorn 1929)
3. (m) James Lachlan McPhail b. 1901 Wollongong
4. (m) John Alexander McPhail b. 1903 Wollongong
5. (f) Catherine E McPhail b. 1906 Wollongong (Allan C Fredericks 1927)
6. (f) Edna B McPhail b. 1904 Dapto d. 1910 Wollongong
7. (f) Jessie Mary McPhail b. 1907 Dapto (Selwyn Francis Greig 1936)
8. (m) Donald Tullock McPhail b. 1915 Dapto
9. (f) Gweneth Carlyle McPhail (Evan Alexander Steel-Wilson 1939)

Living at West Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties. Husband a farmer.

OBITUARY
MRS. J. McPHAIL.

The sympathy of the community goes out to Mr. J. McPhail, of Dapto, and the members of his family in the very great loss they have sustained by the death of his wife and their mother, which occurred at Valeseo Private Hospital, Wollongong, on Tuesday morning, after an illness of about ten days. The late Mrs. McPhail was a woman of kindly disposition and Christian character, and she was held in high esteem by a wide circle of friends who to-day mourn the loss of a good friend and neighbour. The late Mrs. McPhail was born 57 years ago at Unanderra, and was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs. James Waples, 'Canterbury,' Unanderra. In her early days she was a Sunday School teacher in Brownsville C. of E., and held that position up to the time of her marriage, and thus instructed many of the men and women who now are in homes of their own. In 1897 she married Mr. J. McPhail, of West Dapto, and since her marriage has been associated with various activities, of Dapto Presbyterian Church, chiefly the Women's Missionary Association. She at all times has taken a keen interest in the Church. She is survived by a family of four sons and four daughters, viz., Messrs. Colin, Lachlan, Alexander and Tullock McPhail, and Mrs. Cecil Watchhorn, Wollongong, Mrs. Allan Fredericks, South Brisbane, and Misses Jessie and Gwen McPhail. One daughter, Edna, predeceased her mother. Her brothers and sisters are: Mr. Frank Waples and Mr. Joseph Waples, 'Canterbury,' Unanderra; Mrs. J. W. Gorrell, of Berkeley; Mrs. W. Thompson, of Burwood; Mrs. C. H. Smith, Wollongong, and Mrs. Robson, wife of Segt. Robson, of Inverell. The respect and esteem in which the late Mrs. McPhail was-held was abundantly evidenced by the large and representative gathering at the funeral, the cortege reaching right from the cemetery to the homestead, and was attended by people from many outlying centres, including Sydney and Nowra. Prior to the funeral, a short service was held at the homestead by the Rev. Wm. Beck, who also officiated at the graveside. In the course of an address by Mr. Gibson, of Unanderra, who had been closely connected with the family during the Albion Park-Dapto vacancy, mention was made of the sterling qualities of the deceased, and of the way in which her quiet unassuming life had endeared her to all with whom she came in contact. Though the voice has been stilled, her influence will remain in the home, and will be felt for good in many homes in the district Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 26 June 1931 p 7

http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/a/g/o/Michaela-Agostini-/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0772.html

b. 26/10/1871 Stanedykes West Dapto d. 6/8/1955 Burwood

f. George McPhail m. Elizabeth Smith *

Living at West Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. James McPhee

1. (f) Ann McPhee b. 13/11/1856 West Dapto 8481/1856

b. 5/1/ 1862 Kent Street, Sydney d. 29/7/1909 346 Liverpool St. Darlinghurst

 m. Duncan Robertson McPhee (1/1/1858 Bulli- 18/11/1929 Belmore Park, Bowral Son of Donald McPhee & Margaret Robertson *) 4/11/ 1885 Wollongong

f. Robert Houslar m. Janet Anderson *

Cause of Death: Bronchitis

1. (m) Robert Stanley McPhee b. 1886 Wollongong (Edith A Smith 1916)
2. (m) Percival A McPhee b. 1887 Wollongong d. 1940 Sydney (Gertrude M Evans 1914 )
3. (f) Agnes McPhee b. 1889 Wollongong d. 1889 Wollongong
4. (m) John McPhee b. 1890 Wollongong d. 1890 Wollongong
5. (f) Jessie McPhee b. 1895 Woonona d. 1896 Wollongong
6. (m) Herbert W McPhee b. 1898 Manilla d. 1898 Manilla
7. (f) Ethel McPhee b. 1900 Manilla d. 1901 Manilla
8. (f) Christina Irene McPhee b. 14/3/ 1906 Taree d. 15/12/1998 Parramatta (Owen ?, John Letham McCubbray)
9. (f) Florence McPhee b. 4/12/1907 Rouchel Brook d. 29/11/1979 (Louis Bernard Hales)

http://leyshanfamilytree.com/McPhee/duncanfam.html

b. 1868 Wollongong 18056/1868 d. 11/8/1935 Wollongong 15648/1935 br. Wollongong General

m. Hugh McPhee (1865 Bulli – 26/2/1951 Wollongong Son of Donald McPhee & Margaret Robertson *) 1885 Wollongong 5470/1885

f. James Howard m. Jane Spinks *

1. (m) John R McPhee b. 1887 St Leonards 12715/1887
2. (f) Lilly McPhee b. 1888 Woonona 25885/1888 d. 13/12/1906
3. (f) Ethel J McPhee b. 1894 Wollongong 37828/1894
4. (m) Donald James McPhee b. 1898 Wollongong 27100/1898 d. 12/12/1928
5. (m) Alexander McPhee b. 1907 Wollongong 9351/1907
6. (m) Norman McPhee b.

b. abt 1821 d. 30/5/1905 br. Wollongong General

m. Donald McPhee ( abt 1829 -5/9/1881) 1855 Sydney Scots Church Presbyterian 129/1855 V1855129 82

f. Malcolm Robertson m. ?

1. (m) John McPhee b. 1856 Wollongong 8440/1856
2. (m) Duncan Robertson McPhee 1/1/1858 Bulli 13305/1858- 18/11/1929 Belmore Park, Bowral (Christina Houslar * 1885, Elizabeth Crerar 1914, Eliza Margaret Creasey 1923)
3. (m) Alexander McPhee b. 1860 Wollongong 13829/1860 (Sarah A Barnes 1885)
4. (m) Donald McPhee b. 1861 Wollongong 14452/1861 (Rhoda Edwards * 1884)
5. (m) Hugh McPhee b. 1865 Wollongong 17031/1865 d. 1951 Wollongong (Evangeline Howard * 1885)

Living at Corrimal St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Mrs. Donald M'Phee, an old resident of Wollongong, has died at the age of 84 years. Australian Town and Country Journal (NSW : 1870 - 1907) Wednesday 5 April 1905

http://leyshanfamilytree.com/McPhee/donaldmcpheefam.html

b. 1866 Kiama 9577/1866 d. 1933 South Strathfield br. Rookwood

m. Donald McPhee (- 25/4/1931 Strathfield Son of Alexander R McPhee & Mary ) 1889 Kiama

f. David Lindsay m. Maria M Murphy *

MCPHEE-The Funeral of the late MARIA LILLIAN McPHEE will leave her late residence Colonsay, 2 High-street, South Strathfield, THIS DAY at 2 30 p m by road, for the Presbyterian Cemetery, Rookwood Friends travelling by Funeral Train alight at No 1 Mortuary and proceed to Section 4C. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 8 December 1933 p 9

b. abt 1862 d. 16/8/1967 br. Wollongong General

m. Donald McPhee (abt 1861 - 21/11/1935 Son of Donald McPhee & Margaret Robertson *) 1884 Sydney

f. Henry Edwards m. Rhoda Tatch *

1. (m) Robert Colin McPhee b. 1885 d. 10/7/1963
2. (f) Margaret R McPhee b. 1887 Wollongong (Albert J Newson 1911 )
3. (f) Janet McPhee b. 1889 Wollongong (Walter Ford 1916)
4. (f) Ann McPhee b. 1893 Wollongong (William G Smith 1924)

Living at Corrimal St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b. 21/7/1808 Freshwater Isle of Wright England d. 1893 Christchurch New Zealand

m. Lieutenant-Colonel Ewen McPherson (15/10/1794 Ardersier Inverness Scotland – 2/11/1859 Christchurch New Zealand Son of James McPherson & Margaret Loggie) 30/8/1827 Columbo Ceylon

Ship: Isabella Watson

1. (f) Annie Campbell Brodie McPherson b. 6/6/1828 ( Robert Hamilton 1845)
2. (f) Mary McPherson b. 18/5/1830 Kandy Colombo Ceylon d. 2/8/1899 Christchurch New Zealand (Alfred Cox 1849)
3. (f) Margaret McPherson b. 1/4/1832 Kandy Colombo Ceylon d. 12/11/1922 Winchester Canterbury New Zealand (Ernest Gray 1863)
4. (m) Ewen Fergus McPherson b. 19/7/1834 Kurunagalla or Trincomalee Ceylon ( Lilla Stacy 1856 )
5. (m) William Gunn McPherson b. 18/7/1836 Kurunagalla Ceylon d. 4/2/1874 Somo Somo Fiji (Sophia Clifford 1860)
6. (m) James John McPherson b. 10/2/1839 Fort George Ardersier Inverness-Shire Scotland d. 1881 Vuna Selia Leuv Fiji
7. (m) David Grant McPherson b. 18/7/1842 at sea near Hobart Tasmania d. 23/8/1902 Wainunu Buca Fiji
8. (m) Charles Edward McPherson b. 9/12/1844 Norfolk Island d. 15/9/1850 Pemberton Grange Parramatta

Husband was the superintendent of the iron gangs and assistant engineer at the Wollongong Stockade from September 1842 until February 1844, her husband was in the Maori wars in New Zealand and the left for Tasmania in 1849, he left Newcastle for a final time in 1855. I cannot prove she was resident but it does seem most likely as she did follow him to Norfolk Island.

In 1848 the family went to Norfolk Island again with 6 children

http://www.williamdavidson.com/wc26/wc26_358.htm

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/AUSTRALIA/1999-04/0923014571

http://www.clanmacfarlanegenealogy.info/genealogy/TNGWebsite/getperson.php?personID=I93247&tree=CC

b. abt 1807 Scotland d. 3/7/1893 Tucki br.

m. Donald McPherson ( abt 1801 Roshire Scotland- Son of John McPherson & Jessie )1829 Scotland

f. Duncan McKenzie m. Isabella

Ship: James Moran 1838

1. (m) John McPherson b. 25/12/1830 Gairlock Scotland d. 26/10/1927 (Helen Lyle Richardson 1856)
2. (f) Isabella McPherson d. 1910 Lismore
3. (f) Jessie McPherson b. abt 1837 Scotland d. 28/1/1910 Tucki
4. (m) Duncan McPherson d. 1913 Lismore
5. (m) William McPherson d. 1910 Lismore
6. (m) Donald F McPherson d. 1914 Lismore
7. (m) Hector McPherson b. 1841 Jamberoo bp. Presbyterian Wollongong d. 7/1/1900 Lismore
8. (m) Kenneth McPherson b. 1843 Jamberoo bp. Presbyterian Wollongong d.
9. (m) Alexander McPherson b. 1845 Jamberoo bp. Presbyterian Wollongong d. 1930 Wyrallah

Husband a blacksmith

On Monday morning last another old resident, Mrs. D. McPherson, died at the residence of her son at Tucki. The deceased was the widow of the late Donald McPherson, and mother of Messrs. Duncan, John, D. F., H., K., Alex, and W. McPherson, and two daughters, besides numerous grand children and great grand children. The late Mrs. McPherson was much esteemed for her hospitality. She was 86 years of age. The funeral on Tuesday was largely attended. The Richmond River Herald and Northern Districts Advertiser (NSW : 1886 - 1942) Friday 7 July 1893 p 7

m. James McPherson 1877 Sydney

1. (m) Thomas William McPherson b. 1877 Kiama /Nowra
2. (f) Elizabeth McPherson b. 1879 Shoalhaven
3. (f) Jessie Helen McPherson b. 1880 Shoalhaven
4. (f) Ethel McPherson b. 1882 Shoalhaven
5. (m) John Edward McPherson b. 1884 Nowra
6. (m) Harold James McPherson b. 1886 Nowra d. 21/3/1926 Northgate Junction Brisbane Qld (Ruth)
7. (f) Elsie F McPherson b. 1888 Shoalhaven
8. (m) Francis Malcolm MacPherson b. 1896 Nowra

Living Sydney when sons enlisted. Four of her sons enlisted in WW1

b. 12 /2/1871 Saddleback Kiama d. 21/6/1938 Lismore

m. William Oscar McClelland (6/8/1869 Crookhaven- 9/10/1897 Kiama Son of William McClelland & Mary Jane Armstrong Accidently drowned ) 23/11/1892 Berry

m. William T McPherson 28 /12/1904 Kiama

f. Robert Wilson m. Mary Ann Armstrong *

1. (f) Myrtle M McClelland b. 1893 Berry 7038/1893
2. (m) Oswald Oscar McClelland b. 1894 Berry 6563/1894 d. 9/2/1965 Berry
3. (m) Cecil C McClelland b. 1896 Kiama 4265/1896 d. 1896
4. (f) Elsie Irene McClelland b. 1897 Kiama 13219/1897 d. 1980 Lismore (Leslie McDonald 1922)
5. (m) Robert Bruce McPherson b. 1906 Nowra d. 1965 Lismore
6. (m) Lauchlan R McPherson b. 1908 Nowra
7. (m) Thomas G McPherson b. 1914 Nowra
8. (m) Lewis McPherson

MRS. MARY.McPHERSON.

Mrs Mary MPcherson, 66 years, wife of Mr W. T. McPherson, of 50 Hunter Street, Lismore, died at, her home last week. She had been ill-health for many years, but her sudden death was unexpected.

Mrs, McPherson, who was formerly Miss Mary. Wilson, was a native of the South Coast. Born at Saddleback Kiama, she went to the North Coast in 1918 with her husband and family and settled at Goraki. they remained there for about six years and then moved to Ballina. In 1926 they went to Lismore where they had since resided, Deceased was twice married.

Sho is survived by her husband, two daughters ,and a son by her first marriage and four sons of the second marriage,.The sons are Oswald, McClelland (Nowra), Bruce McPherson (South Gurdurimba),“ Ray McPherson (Mirwillumbah), Alan McPherson (Lismore) and Lewis McPherson (Lismore), and the daughters are Mrs, R, J, Risk (Syd ney),and Mrs.,Les McDonald (Boatharbour) Mr,. W :Wilson,Jerrare, and Mrs, J. E, Noble, Jamberoo are brother and sister. respectively of the late Mrs McPherson The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 2 July 1938 p 2

m. John McRae 24/10/1853 Presbyterian Wollongong V18534512 74B

f. Robert Robertson m. Agnes *

Father listed as a resident on John Osborn’s estate in 1841 Census

On the 24th ult., at the Scotch Church, Wollongong,   by the Rev. C. Atchison, John McRae, Esq., store- keeper, Seventh White Hill, Bendigo, to Agnes, eldest daughter of Robert Robertson, Esq., Lake Bank, Illawarra. The Argus 1 November 1853

m. Bernard McRae

1. (f) Mary Anne McRea b. 12/10/1852 Lake

b. 1874 d. 12/8/1941 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. William John McRae (1869 Wollongong - 19/3/1948 Wollongong Son of Duncan McRae & Jane McFarlane * ) 1903 Mosman

f. Joseph Moore m. Ruth

1. (m) McRae b. d. 1903 Wollongong
2. (f) Ivy J McRae b. 1904 Wollongong
3. (f) Effie C McRae b. 1907 Wollongong

Living First St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties Husband a blacksmith.

McRAE-MOORE.-April 15, by the Rev. R. H. Waugh, Neutral Bay, William J., son of Duncan McRae, late of Wollongong, to Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph Moore, late of Bowral. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 17 April 1903 Page 4

McRAE. — August 12, 1941, at her residence, 36 Campbell-st, Wollongong, Elizabeth, beloved wife of William John McRae and dear mother of Ivy and Effie, in her 68th year. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 15 August 1941 Page 10

b. d.

m. Duncan McRae (abt 1826 – 1901 Western Australia )

f. McFarlane

1. (f) Helen J McRae * b. 1857 Gabo Island 998/1857 d. 1929 Bexley (William Blow 1879, Robert Jervis 1910
2. (f) Elizabeth McRae * b. 17/9/1859 Dapto 13493/1858 d. 14/8/1934 Warwick Qld (Daniel McIlvride 1885)
3. (f) Anne McRae * b. 1861 Wollongong 14336/1861 d. 1922 Burwood (John P Roberts 1885)
4. (f) Catherine Reid MacRae * b. 1862 Wollongong 15169/1862 d. 28/8/1942 Pennant Hills (Henry Lasselles Traveller 1884)
5. (f) Euphemia McRae b. 1864 Wollongong 16487/1864 d. 25/8/1882
6. (f) Margaret Cameron McRae * b. 1867 Wollongong 17887/1867 d. 1/8/1896 Wollongong (brain tumor)
7. (m) William J McRae b. 1869 Wollongong 19939/1869 d. d. 12/8/1941 Wollongong (Elizabeth Moore * 1903)

Husband a blacksmith in Dapto in 1872

The family were still living in Wollongong in 1885.

Husband and son went to Western Australia and established a business there. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 23 April 1901 p 2

b. 1866 Berrima d. 7/2/1934 Eastwood br. Field of Mars

m. John McRae (1861 Berrima-29/7/1932 Ryde Son of Ewen MacRae & Susannah) 1889 Berrima

f. John Griffiths m. Sarah

1. (f) Ellen M M MacRae b. 1890 Hillston
2. (m) Ernest J MacRae b. 1894 Hillston
3. (m) William Macrae
4. (f) Ita M B Macrae b. 1899 Millthorpe

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

MCRAE-February 7 1934 at her residence, 6 First avenue Eastwood Lucy Ann McRae widow of John McRae aged 67 years Interred Catholic Cemetery Field of Mars Thursday 8th February 1934 The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 12 February 1934 Page 8

b. 1867 Wollongong 17887/1867 d. 1/8/1896 Wollongong

f. Duncan McRae m. Jane McFarlane *

Cause of Death: Brain Tumor

McRAE. — On 1st August, at her Parents' Residence, Market Square, Wollongong, of tumor on the brain, MARGARET CAMERON, youngest daughter of Duncan and Jane McRae ; aged 29 years.

m. Charles McShane

1. (f) Rosana McShane b. 12/9/1839 Wollongong

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (m) Charles McWaters b. 1845 bp. CofE Dapto;Wollongong
2. (f) Sophia Bird or Macwaters b. 1857 Wollongong 12325/1857
3. (m) Samuel Bird or McWaters or Siddington b. 1861 Wollongong 14386/1861

b. abt 1820 Bedfordshire d. 13/5/1891 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. James Mead (abt 1813 Tadlow Cambridgeshire -21/1/1894 Wollongong Son of Joseph Mead & Keziah Speed)

f. James Bird m. Ann

Ship: Templar 1844

1. (f) Mary Ann Mead * b. 15/2/1844 Westlingworth Bedfordshire ( James Burrell 1863)
2. (m) George Mead bp. 1848 AA Co Dungog V18482511 33A/1848
3. (f) Jane Sarah Mead * bp. 1850 Wesleyan Methodist Hunter V18502176 55/1850 (George King 1881)
4. (m) George Mead bp. 1852 AA Co Dungog V18523091 38A/1852
5. (m) Saul Mead b. 1855 bp. AA Co Dungog V18551806 42/1855
6. (m) Roderick Mead b. 1856 Raymond Terrace
7. (m) Arthur Mead b. 1860 Wollongong d. 1932 Sydney (Elizabeth Forster * 1887)
8. (m) William Mead b. 1853 NSW d. 1923 Wollongong
9. (m) Male Mead b. 1857 Wollongong d. 1857 Wollongong
10. (m) Alfred Mead b. 1859 Wollongong
11. (m) Frank Mead b. 1863 Wollongong d. 1864 Wollongong
12. (m) Herbert Mead b. 1865 Wollongong d. (Caroline Zeims * 1895)

She was an invalid for many years.

OBITUARY
THE LATE MRS. MEAD

On the 13th instant, one of the most worthy of women, though little known to the community, passed away in the person of the late Mrs. Mead, of Keira-street north. She and her husband, who survives her, arrived in 1857 at Wollongong, which locality continued their place of abode ever afterwards. As a wife, mother, and member of the community she was an example of devotion and unassuming worth, rarely equalled, as only those who knew her best can truly testify. A subject of sore distress for many years by an afflicted partner in life, she suffered and bore the trying ordeal as few could do, and as fortunately few are called upon to endure. In the exceeding kindness of her son (Mr. Arthur Mead, of Mr. F. Wood ward's office), however, she had an enduring and reliable earthly stay that never failed her to the end, he and his wife having attended to her devotedly as long as such was required and could be rendered. At the age of 71 years she passed away quietly as she had lived, and her remains found a last resting-place in the Congregational burial ground. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Thursday 28 May 1891 p 2

MEAD. — January 21st, at the residence of his son, Arthur Mead, Keira-street, Wollongong, James Mead, in his 81^st year ; also 13th May, 1891, Ann Mead, wife of the above, aged 71 years. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 30 January 1894 p 2

b. 1865 Wollongong 6897/1865 d. 7/9/1952 Sydney

m. Herbert Mead ( 1865 Wollongong –4/2/1942 Burwood Son of James Mead & Anne Bird *) 18/2/1895 Fremantle WA

f. Fritz Ziems m. Johanna Cassell *

MEAD-ZIEMS.-February 18, at the Wesleyan Church, Fremantle, W.A., by the Rev. A. J. Barclay, Herbert, youngest son of late James Mead, to Caroline (Lena),eldest daughter of Fritz Ziems, of Wollongong, N.S.W. The Sydney Morning Herald 12 March 1895

Living at Burwood in 1944 when her sister Augusta Street died

b. 1862 Kiama d. 12/11/1942 Waverley

m. Arthur Mead (1860 Wollongong- 1932 Sydney Son of James Mead & Ann Bird *) 1887 Kiama

f. William Foster m. Elizabeth *

1. (f) Olive Irene Mead b. 1889 Wollongong d. 1959 Sydney
2. (m) Arthur Leslie Maxwell Mead b. 1906 St Leonards d. 28/6/1948 Bondi

MEAD.—November 12, 1942, at her residence, Elizabeth Mead, beloved mother of Max and Olive, aged 80 years. Privately interred November 13, 1942. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 14 November 1942 p 16

b. 1878 Port Stephens d. 27/7/1962 Lakemba

m. Thomas Meade (1869 Macleay River- 28/11/1928 Lakemba Son of Patrick Meade & Margaret ) 1899 Sydney

f. Edwin Tolhurst m. Harriett Blanch

1. (f) Eileen M Meade b. 1900 Sydney
2. (m) Joseph Meade b. 1901 Wollongong
3. (m) Thomas Meade b. 1902 Canterbury d. 1983
4. (f) Ada A Meade b. 1904 Canterbury
5. (f) Noreen M Meade b. 1907 Canterbury
6. (f) Winifred Meade
7. (f) Isabel Meade
8. (m) Ronald Edwin Meade b. d. 1975
9. (f) Kathleen J Meade b. d. 1920 Canterbury

http://stuart.scss.dyndns.info/FamilyTree/individual.php?pid=I11175&ged=Gregory-Hudson.ged

d. 17/7/1919 Parramatta

m. John Meade (1853 Miltown Malbay County Clare Ireland- 14/8/1914 Campbelltown Son of John Meade & Mary) 1888 Sydney

f. Patrick Malone m. Catherine

1. (f) Catherine Mary Meade b. 26/10/1889 Shellharbour d. 1964 Sydney
2. (m) John Thomas Meade b. 15/8/1891 Shellharbour
3. (f) Mary Meade b. 1894 Woonona

On 1901 the family moved to Campbelltown, her husband was a ganger on the railway.

MEADE.— July 17, 1919.Mary Josephine. widow of the late John Meade of Milford, Campbelltown, aged 67 years. The Sun (Sydney, NSW : 1910 - 1954) Friday 18 July 1919 p 5

b. 1867 d. 11/10/1926 Dapto br. West Dapto Catholic

m. Patrick J Meaney (abt 1862- 9/2/1929 Dapto Son of Thomas Meaney & Mary )

f. William m. Catherine

1. (m) Patrick John Meaney b. abt 1885 d. 3/3/1947 Dapto
2. (m) Francis J Meaney b. 1891 Kiama d. 3/12/1979 Dapto
3. (m) Michael T Meaney b. 1892 Kiama d. 5/4/1971 Dapto

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

“My Beloved Wife and Our Dear Mother “ on headstone .

b. 18/7/1845 Fairy Meadow d. 20/10/1932 Randwick br. Rookwood

m. Patrick Joseph Meany (1848- 15/6/1911 Ashfield Son of William Maney) 17/6/1873 St Francis Xavier’s Wollongong

f. Thomas Collaery m. Elizabeth Clough *

1. Arthur Patrick Meany b. 1874 Sydney
2. Mary Teresa Meany 1876 Sydney ( Robert D Corbett 1905)
3. Mabel Frances Meany 1880 Sydney (John E Corbett 1906)
4. Elizabeth C Meany b. 1882 Sydney Sister M. Clare
5. Annie W M Meany b. 1885 Ashfield (Patrick J. Ryan 1917)

MANEY—COLLAERY.— On the 17th June, by special license, at St. Francis Xavier's Church, Wollongong, by the Rev. Dean Flanagan, Patrick Joseph, eldest son of Mr. William Maney, of Bourke-street, Woolloomooloo, Sydney, to Elizabeth Teresa, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Collaery, Branchfield, Illawarra. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 27 June 1873 p 2

MRS. ELIZABETH TERESA MEANY.

The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Teresa Meany, relict of the late Patrick Joseph Meany, of Ashfield, occurred on the 20^th ult., at the residence of her daughter (Mrs. P. J. Ryan), 31 Arthur-street, Randwick, after a brief illness. The news of her death was received by her many friends with the greatest of regret, for she possessed the most sterling qualities, and endeared herself to all with whom she came in contact. The late Mrs. Meany, who was born at Bellambi, .near Wollongong, was married by the late Dean Flanagan, to Mr. P. J. Meany, of the Harbors and Rivers' Department. Her husband predeceased her many years ago. Mrs. Meany spent the greater part of her life at Ashfield, where she had many old and valued friends. Her latter years were spent at Merewether, and in the eastern suburbs. During her late illness, which only extended over ten days, she was. constantly attended by the Rev. Father Smith, M.S.C., who brought her all the convolutions of her holy religion. She was also frequently visited by the Sisters of the Good Samaritan Order, of which community one of her daughters, is a member. The Sis ters of Charity also visited her during her illness. One son, Mr. Arthur Meany (Coramba) and four daughters — Mrs. R. Corbett (Lithgow), Mrs. J. Corbett (Lithgow), Sister M. Clare (Rozelle) and Mrs. P. J. Ryan (Randwick) mourn the loss of a loving mother. On Friday morning, 31st ult., a Requiem Mass was celebrated by the Rev. Father Campbell, M.S.C., for the repose of her soul, and in the afternoon the funeral left the Church of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, Randwick, for Rookwood Cemetery. Catholic Freeman's Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1932 - 1942) Thursday 24 November 1932 p 31

b. 31/12/ 1835 Sydney d. 28/3/ 1906 Maryborough Qld

m. Henry Devenish Douglas Meares (1827 CofE Wilberforce -25/9/1885 Maryborough, Qld Son of Rev. Matthew Devenish Meares & Georgina Augusta Devenish *)1863 Kiama

f. John Tooth m. Elizabeth Newnham

1. (m) John Henry Devenish Meares b. 23/7/1863 Newtown d. 19/12/1870 Qld
2. (f) Janet Meares b. 22/6/1865 Springsure Qld d. 28/6/1865 Springsure Qld
3. (m) Samuel Meares b. 22/6/1865 Springsure Qld
4. (f) Augusta Agnes Meares   b. 22/5/1866 Qld (Gilbert W Bates 1910)
5. (m) Alfred Ernest Meares b. 17/2/1868 Cawarral Qld d. 20/5/1869 Qld
6. (f) Amy Devenish Meares b. 23/2/1870 Qld d. 13/10/1950 Brisbane Qld
7. (m) John Herbert D. Meares   b. 14/10/1871 Qld d. 18/6/1937 Qld ( Isabel M McKean 1898)
8. (m) Thomas Devenish Meares   b. 14/9/1873 Qld d. 23/6/1958 Brisbane Qld (Matilda M Whitaker 1900)
9. (f) Katie Elizabeth Devenish Meares   b. 21/7/1875 Qld d. 11/9/1963 Brisbane Qld (Andrew C Blanchard 1903)
10. (f) Isabel Maria Devenish Meares b. 9/12/1876 Qld d. 3/8/1951 Brisbane Qld (George A M Harrap 1899)

Children all born outside the Illawarra

MEARES.—On 28th March, 1906, at the residence of her son-in-law (Mr. A. Harrap), corner of Albert street and Adeaide lane, Maryborough, Catherine Butler, relict of the late Henry Devenish Meares, aged 70 years Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser (Qld. : 1860 - 1947) Thursday 29 March 1906 p 2

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gordon/gordonfam/pafg407.htm#12467

b. abt 1800 d. 28/6/ 1881 Sydney 1111/1881

m. Rev. Matthew Devenish Meares (1800- 5/12/1878 Surrey Hills) 23/6/1822 St Anne’s Dublin

f. Charles Devenish m. ? Douglas

Ship: The Mariner 19/7/1825

1. (m) William Devenish Meares b. 1823 d. 12/7/1903 Sydney (Jane Osborne * 1846)
2. (f) Elizabeth Devenish Meares b. 1825 d. 10/3/1877 (Knox Ellis 1847)
3. (m) Henry Devenish Douglas Meares b. 1827 CofE Wilberforce d. 25/9/ 1885 Maryborough, Qld (Catherine Butler Tooth * 1863)
4. (m) John Devenish Meares b. 1828 CofE Pitt Town d. 1899 Petersham (Rebecca Martha Marr * 1861)
5. (m) Alfred Devenish Meares b. 1830 CofE Pitt Town d. 1891 Petersham (Maria Louisa A. Tooth * 1861)
6. (f) Catherine Ann Devenish Meares b. 1832 CofE Pitt Town d. 1869 St Leonards ( Henry Ellis 1856)
7. (f) Augusta Annie Devenish Meares * b. 1834 CofE Pitt Town d. 17/7/1892 (Alick Osborne 1856)
8. (f) Frederica Devenish Meares b. 30/6/ 1837 either Pitt Town or Wollongong (John Baker 1855)
9. (m) Alexander Spark Devenish Meares b. 1839 CofE Dapto Wollongong d. 1918 Katoomba (Emily Bennett 1871)
10. (m) Frederick Potter Devenish Meares b. 1841 CofE Dapto Wollongong (Elizabeth Ann Tooth 1863, Louisa Fanny Drake 1882)
11. (m) Thomas Barker Devenish Meares b. 1843 CofE Illawarra Jervis Bay d. 1914 Marrickville

MEARES. - June 28, at 520, Bourke-street, Georgina Augusta, relict of the late Rev. M. D. Meares, in her 82nd year. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 30 June 1881

Note; Alexander Spark Meares was committed to trial 5 Jun 1867 at Braidwood for horse stealing. Matthew Devenish Meares was bankrupted in 30/07/1860 occupation clerk

Moved to Sydney about 1858

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gordon/gordonfam/pafg838.htm#12492

b. abt 1821 d. 20/3/1905 North Sydney 2937/1905

m. William Devenish Meares (1823 -12/7/1903 North Sydney Son of Matthew D Meares & Georgina Augusta Devenish * ) 14/7/1846 Wollongong

f. Dr John Osborne m. Mary Clark *

1. (m) William Devenish Meares b. 1847 CofE Dapto Wollongong (Louisa Augusta Smith 1873) moved to New Zealand
2. (f) Mary Devenish Meares b. 1848 CofE Dapto Wollongong d. 1905 St Leonards
3. (f) Emma Meares b. 1848 CofE Mulgoa, St Thomas
4. (m) Matthew C. Meares b. 1850 CofE Dapto Wollongong
5. (f) Fanny A. Meares b. 1852 CofE Dapto Wollongong
6. (f) Florence J. Meares b. 1854 CofE Jamberoo Kiama Shoalhaven
7. (m) Archibald L D Meares b. 1857 Kiama CofE Jamberoo Kiama Shoalhaven d. 1929 Parramatta
8. (m) Henry O. Meares b. 1860 Kiama
9. (f) Edith Louisa Devenish Meares b. 1862 Kiama bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven d. 1939 Woollahra

“MARRIED. At Wollongong, on Tuesday, the 14th instant, by his father, William, eldest son of the Rev. M. D. Meares, to Jane, second daughter of John Osborne, Esq, R.N., of Garden Hill.” The Sydney Morning Herald Saturday 18 July 1846

MEARES-March 20, at Kilmore, North Sydney, Jane, widow of the late William Devenish Meares, aged 84 years.  The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 21 March 1905 p 4

b. 14/1/1831 Hobart Tasmania d. 11/9/1889 Stanmore

m. Alfred Devenish Meares (1830 CofE Pitt Town- 1891 Petersham Son of Matthew D Meares & Georgina Augusta Devenish * ) 30/1/1861 Glebe

f. John Tooth m. Elizabeth Newnham

1. (m) Charles Edward Meares b. 19/11/1861 Kiama d. 1940 Chatswood (Annie Ellen Pechey 1899, Mary Anna Brown 1908)
2. (f) Laura Devenish Meares b. 1863 Kiama bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven
3. (f) Annie Elizabeth Devenish Meares b. 1864 Redfern d. 1949 Chatswood
4. (m) Frederick Meares d. 1870 Sydney
5. (f) Alice Meares b. 1872 Sydney d. 1872 Sydney
6. (m) Frank W. Devenish Meares b. 1873 Sydney d. 1952 Sydney

MEARES-TOOTH-On the 30th January, at St. John's, Bishopthorpe, by the Rey. W. Drake, M.A., Alfred Devenish Meares,  of Kiama, fourth son of the Rev. M. D. Meares, M.A., to Maria Louisa Antoinette Tooth, of St Germains, Glebe,  eldest daughter of the late John Tooth.  Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875) Friday 1 February 1861

On the 19th instant, at Kiama, Mrs. A. D. Meares, of a son. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 23 November 1861

On the Oth January at her residence Marsden Hill Kiama, the wife of A.D. Meares. Esq. of a daughter, Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875) Thursday 15 January 1863

MEARES.—September 11, at her residence, Liberty-street, Stanmore, Maria Louisa Antionette, wife of Alfred Devenish Meares, and eldest daughter of the late John Tooth, suddenly, aged 58 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 13 September 1889 p 1

b. 2/7/ 1832 Sydney d. 18/1/1907 Stanmore 2500/1907 br.

m. John Devenish Meares (1828 Pitt Town- 11/10/1899 Stanmore Son of Matthew D Meares & Georgina Augusta Devenish *) 19/2/1861 St. John's Church, Bishopthorpe

f. Henry Marr m. Ann Robinson

1. (m) Ernest Frederick Devenish Meares b. 10/1/1862 Wollongong 14963/1862 d. 14/2/1909 Kiama
2. (m) Ashley John Devenish Meares b. 1868 Wagga Wagga d. 1957 Sydney
3. (m) Reginald Milton Meares b. 15/5/1877 Wagga Wagga d. 1877 Young

MEARES-MARR-On the 19th February, at St. John's Church, Bishopthorpe, by the Rev. W. Drake. B.A., John Devonish, third son of the Rev. M .D. Meares, M. A., to Rebecca Martha, youngest daughter of the late Henry Marr, Esq. Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875) Monday 25 February 1861

On the 10th instant, at her residence, Wollongong, Mrs. J. D.Meares, of a son. The Sydney Morning Herald 14 January 1862

MEARES.-January 18, at Winona, Cambridge-street, Stanmore, Rebecca, widow of the late John Devenish Meares, in her 75th year.  The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 19 January 1907 p 12

The late Mrs Meares' Estate.

Probate has been granted in respect of the will of Mrs Rebecca Martha Meares, widow, of “Winora,” Cambridge street, Stanmore, who died on January 18 last. By her last, will, dated May 12, 1904, she appointed Mr Walter Mullens Vindin, solicitor, and her nephew, Harry Frank Marr, executors and trustees of bee estate. After giving certain directions with respect to the trusts under her marriage settlement, dated February 2, 1861, the testator bequeathed the whole of her real and personal estate to her trustees upon trust for her two sons, Ernest Frederick Devenish Metres and Ashley John Devenish Meares. By a codicil, executed on May 1 last, the deceased appointed her son Ernest Devenish Meares a trustee in place of Mr H. F. Marr. The net value of the estate for probate purposes was stated at £52,218 16s of which amount £47,804 3$ 4d represented real estate. Western Champion (Parkes, NSW : 1898 - 1934) Friday 22 March 1907 p 12

b. abt 1850 d. 29/5/1936 Bathurst br. Caloola

m. Benjamin Medcalf (1842- 16/5/1917 Summer Hill Son of Joseph Benjamin Medcalf & Ruth Unthank) 25/10/1871 Redfern

f. James Phypers m. Jane Bradley

1. (f) Amy Spencer Medcalf b. 1872 Waterloo (H Cooke)
2. (m) Herbert Medcalf b. 2/1/1875 Kiama d. 1934 Auburn
3. (f) Edith Lillian Medcalf b. 1877 Kiama (E Woods)
4. (m) Harold Norman Medcalf d. 1942 Taree
5. (m) Percy Caird Medcalf b. 1879 Kiama d. 1879 Concord
6. (m) Walter Roland Medcalf b. 1883 Kiama d. 1942 Wellington
7. (f) Alice Ada Medcalf b. 1885 Ashfield d. 1956 Bathurst

Husband a cabinetmaker

AT her residence, Terralong-street, Kiama, on the 2nd instant, Mrs. B. MEDCALF of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 14 January 1875 p 2

The death occurred in the Bathurst District Hospital of Mrs. Annie Medcalf, of Caloola, at the advanced age of 86 years. She was the widow of the late Mr Benjamin Medcalf, of Guildford and Caloola. Deceased had been ailing for a considerable time. Wellington Times (NSW : 1899 - 1954) Thursday 4 June 1936 p 13

MEDCALF. - May 29, 1936, at Bathurst District Hospital, Annie Medcalf, widow of the late Benjamin Medcalf, late of Guildford and Caloola, and beloved mother of Amy (Mrs. H. Cooke), Edie (Mrs. E. Woods), Herbert (deceased), Harold, Walter, and Alice, aged 86 years. At rest.

MEDCALF. - May 29, 1936, at Bathurst Hospital, Annie, loved, wife of Benjamin Medcalf, of Ashfield and Kiama, loved mother of Amy, Herbert (deceased), Edie, Harold, Walter, Alice, in her 87th year. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 30 May 1936 p 16

b. 3/3/1856 Tredegar Blaenau Gwent Wales d. 8/5/1898 Woonona br. Bulli

m. James Medlyn (abt 1855 Constantine Cornwall -8/5/1910 Coledale Son of James Medlyn & Phillipa Bishop ) 17/8/1878 Rockhampton Qld

f. Thomas Robinson m. Mary Hamond

1. (m) Edwin Henry Medlyn b. 1/5/1879 Rockhampton d. 1958 Petersham (Emma)
2. (m) William Medlyn b. 1881 Hartley d. 27/3/1945 South Gundurimba (Mary Ann Mott * 1904)
3. (m) James Medlyn b. 1882 Lithgow d. 1884 Lithgow
4. (f) Phillipa Medlyn b. 1885 Wollongong (Herbert W Mott 1906)
5. (f) Emily Medlyn b. 1887 Wollongong (Horace E Welsh 1922)
6. (m) James Medlyn b. 1889 Woonona d. 3/1/1972 Newtown
7. (m) Thomas Medlyn b. 1890 Woonona d. 1892 Woonona
8. (f) Elizabeth Medlyn b. 1892 Woonona (Albert E Williams 1911)
9. (m) Thomas Medlyn b. 1894 Woonona d. 5/5/1965 Bulli (Emily E Napper 1926)

The remains of Mrs. J. Medlyn, wife of a well-known miner employed at the Bulli colliery, were interred on Thursday in the new cemetery, the Rev. F. E. Fletcher officiating at the grave. There was a large number of friends at the funeral. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Saturday 3 December 1898 p 2

b. 1878 Wollongong 24669/1878 d. 1963

m. William Medlyn(1881 Hartley-27/3/1945 South Gundurimba Son of James medlyn & Elizabeth Mary Robinson *) 1904

f. Richard James Mottm. Susan Burkenshaw *

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties.

b. 14/3/1857 Cockpen Midlothian Scotland d. 23/12/1913 Woonona br. Corrimal Catholic

m. Mark Meehan ( abt 1846 Co Tyrone Ireland -5/12/1925 Son of Mark Meehan & Isabella) 25/7/1878 Kiama 3488/1878

f. David Phillips m. Grace Hare *

Ship: Herald of the Morning 1858

1. (m) James Andrew Meehan b. 29/6/1879 Bulli 26098/1879 d. 21/5/1935 (Marjory Florence Woods)
2. (m) David Joseph Meehan b. 2/9/1880 Bulli 27539/1880 (Mildred Hobbs 1903)
3. (m) Isabella Grace Meehan b. 3/9/1882 or 4/8/1882 Woonona Bulli 19745/1882 d. 15/1/1883
4. (m) Mark Meehan b. 20/6/1884 Woonona 23010/1884 (Jean Watson 1911)
5. (f) Ethel Maria Meehan b. 17/4/1886 Bulli 24555/1886 (George Woods 1908)
6. (f) Lucella Gratia Meehan b. 1/9/1887 Woonona 25248/1887
7. (m) William Leslie Sturt Meehan b. 1889 Woonona 24646/1889
8. (f) Mary G Meehan b. 1890 Woonona 38549/1890 (James A Duggan 1912)
9. (m) Hugh Stanley Meehan b. 1895 Woonona 28673/1895
10. (f) Stella V Meehan b. 1898 Woonona 36151/1898

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

Funeral Notice. MEEHAN. — The friends of Mr. Mark Meehan are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his late beloved wife, Isabella, to leave his residence, Main Road, Woonona, this Wednesday afternoon at 4. P.m. for the R.C. Cemetery, Corrimal.

MEEHAN.— The friends of Messrs. David, Mark, William, Stanley and Misses Jane, Ethel, Mary and Stella, sons , and daughters of the late Mrs. Mark Meehan; Woonona, are kindly invited to attend the funeral of their late beloved mother, Isabella Meehan, to leave their residence, Main Road, Woonona, this Wednesday afternoon at 4 p.m. for the R.C. Cemetery, Corrimal.

MEEHAN;— The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Woods, Woonona, are kindly invited to attend the funeral of their beloved mother-in-law, Isabella Meehan, to leave her late residence, Main Road, Woonona, this Wednesday afternoon at 4 p.m. for the R.C. Cemetery, Corrimal.

MEEHAN— The friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Duggan, Woonona, are kindly invited to attend the funeral of their late beloved mother-in-law, Isabella Meehan, to leave her late residence, Main road, Woonona, this Wednesday afternoon at 4 p.m. for the R-C. Cemetery, Corrimal. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 23 December 1913 p 2

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nswgdhs/29536.htm

b. 1857 Maitland d. 8/6/1939 Strathfield br. Rookwood

m. Rev. Benjamin John Meek (abt 1848 Wolverhampton Staffordshire England - 14/5/1923 Strathfield Son of Richard Meek & Esther) 26/3/1879 Stanmore

f. Rev. Benjamin Chapman m. Emma Jane Partridge

1. (m) Norman Stevenson Meek b. 1880 Tenterfield d. 1958 Blayney (Irene Bailey 1906)
2. (m) Herbert A Meek b. 1881 Tenterfield
3. (m) Richard Stanley Meek b. 1883 Armidale d. 2/5/1915 Gallipoli
4. (m) Benjamin Chapman Meek b. 1882 Tenterfield d. 1974 Sydney (Olivet Elma Morrissey )
5. (f) Ellen Hilda Meek b. 1884 Armidale d. 1971 Sydney
6. (m) Mortimer Meek b. 1885 Canterbury d. 1965 Bathurst
7. (m) Herbert K Meek b. 1887 Canterbury (Methodist missionary to London)
8. (m) Rupert Wallace Meek b. 22/2/1890 Wollongong d. 1915 Blayney

MEEK-CHAPMAN.-March 26, at Stanmore Wesleyan Church,by the Rev. W. B. Boyce, the Rev. B. J. Meek, to Emma Lavinia, daughter of the Rev. B. Chapman. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 9 April 1879 p 1

MEEK. -February 22, 1890, at the Wesleyan Patronage, Wollongong, the wife of B. J. Meek, of a son. The Sydney Morning Herald 18 March 1890

MEEK -The friends of the late Mrs EMMA LAVINIA MEEK widow of Rev B J Meek late of 4 Alviston Street Strathfield are informed that her Funeral took place YESTERDAY MORNING in the Methodist Cemetery Rookwood Private interment The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 10 June 1939 p 15

Late Mrs. B. J. Meek

There passed away last week at her home in Strathfield, Mrs. B. J. Meek, widow of one of our old and successful ministers, and at one time President of the Conference. She was a tower of strength to her husband in all his ciruits, and after his death at Strathfield, still con tinued in service of that circuit, and was in affectionate esteem of her fellow-members. She died in the faith which had sustained her spiritual life in all the years. We express our sympathy with Miss Meek, who so devotedly looked after her mother, and also to the other members of the family. The Methodist (Sydney, NSW : 1892 - 1954) Saturday 17 June 1939 p 4

http://www.spirits-of-gallipoli.com/families/files/MEEK-RS-Gen.pdf

d. 9/1/1897 Lambton br. Sandgate

m. Adolphus Henry Meek (abt 1822 - 16/10/1892 Adamstown Son of ? ) 1851 Presbyterian Wollongong V18514493 74B

f. William Wallace m. ?

1. (m) James Meek
2. (f) Amanda Susannah Meek b. 1855 Newcastle d. 1917 (Samuel Blanch 1873)
3. (m) Sydney Meek b. 1860 d. 1860 Newcastle
4. (m) Vincent Meek b. d. 1860 Newcastle
5. (m) Vincent Meek b. 1862 Newcastle d. 1929 Burwood (Flora E Cameron 1888)
6. (f) Agnes R Meek b. 1868 Newcastle d. 1932 Parramatta (Enoch Heath 1887)

http://stuart.scss.dyndns.info/FamilyTree/individual.php?pid=I11747&ged=Gregory-Hudson.ged

b. abt 1843 Crolin Roscommon d. 12/4/1910 Parramatta br. Rookwood

m. Robert Megarvy (abt 1839 Ireland- 19/5/1903 Parramatta Son of William Megarvey & Sarah )

f. John Morgan m. Mary

Ship: Wallasea 1865

1. (f) Jane Elizabeth Megarvy b. 1866 Sydney 1750/1866 d. 10/4/1937 Parramatta
2. (m) William Morgan Megarvy b. 1871 Wollongong 19679/1871
3. (f) Alice Megarvy b. 1873 Wollongong 20849/1873
4. (m) Robert Alexander Megarvy b. 1875 Wollongong 21887/1875
5. (m) James Pavey Megarvy b. 1877 Wollongong 23059/1877 d. 26/8/1877 Wollongong
6. (f) Florence Isabel Megarvy b. 1879 Penrith 21609/1879
7. (m) Thomas Frederick Megarvey b. 1883 Parramatta d. 24/11/1916 Harris Park

MEGARVY.—August 26, at Harbour-street, Wollongong, James Pavey, infant son of Robert and Jane Megarvy, aged 4 months and 15 days. The Sydney Morning Herald 1 September 1877

MEGARVY.-April 12, 1010, at her late residence, High-street, Parramatta South, Jane, relict of late Robert Mcgarvy, sen., sergeant police, Parramatta, aged 68 years.

When she arrived she was listed as the wife of someone already in the colony and she was a house maid. Her husband was a Senior-sergeant of Police, he was appointed in 1864. He paid a deposit for her transportation, he also paid a deposit for Maria Morgan- her sister?

b. abt 1808 d. 22/1/1864 br Wollongong

m. Robert Meharg ( abt 1800- 31/8/1867 Wollongong)

1. (m) John Meharg b. abt 1836 d. 4/12/ 1887 Wollongong (Pheobe Anderson * 1872)
2. (f) Catherine Meharg * b. abt 1859? d. 12/3/1895 ( Hugh Dobbie 1875?)

Her daughter’s birth date could be incorrect as this would have made her mother in her 50’s when she was born and 15 when she married Hugh Dobbie who was a widower.

b. 10/9/1849 Fairy Meadow bp. 28/4/1850 Church of England Dapto; Wollongong d. 12/2/ 1910 Wollongong br Wollongong CofE

m. John Meharg (abt 1836 Northern Ireland- 4/12/1887 Wollongong Son of Robert Meharg & Margaret *) 26/1/1872 St Andrew’s Cathedral Sydney

f. Gerald Anderson m. Mary Ann Smiles *

1. (m) Gerald Meharg b. 1872 Wollongong 19746/1872 d. 1878
2. (f) Margaret Meharg * b. 22/3/1874 Wollongong 21459/1874 d. 1942 Meadow Bank (Robert Frew 1893)
3. (m) Unnamed Meharg b. d. 1876 Wollongong 22595/1876
4. (f) Mary Emily Meharg * b. 1878 Wollongong 24739/1878 d. 1/6/1952 Enmore (Jack Murphy)
5. (m) Robert Henry Meharg b. 22/3/1880 Wollongong 27363/1880 d. 4/7/1967 Wollongong (Florence Shipp)
6. (m) William John Meharg b. 12/7/1882 Wollongong 19600/1882 d. 4/101/1960 Wollongong (Annie Georgina Miller)
7. (m) George Anderson Meharg b. 1884 Wollongong 22869/1884 d. 25/7/1944 Wollongong
8. (f) Catherine Meharg b. 1886 Wollongong 24345/1886 d. 15/1/1898 aged 11years & 8 months

Living at Crown St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

On the 26th instant, by special license, by the Very Reverend   the Dean of Sydney, at St. Andrew's Cathedral, JOHN MEHARG, of Wollongong, to PHOEBE, second daughter of GERALD ANDERSON, Esq., of Fairy Meadow, near Wollongong. The Sydney Morning Herald 29 January 1872

OBITUARY.

Early on Saturday morning the death of Mrs. Phoebe Meharg occurred at her residence at Garden Hill, after a short illness. The deceased, who was 60 years of age, had resided in the district for a large number of years, and was well known and greatly respected. At one time she conducted a business in Crown Street, -opposite the Town Hall, and only recently disposed of her property there to Mr. W. J. Fimister, on which the new additions of the Wollongong are erected. She leaves a grown-up family to mourn her loss, and to whom we extend our sympathy. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon, and was largely attended, the interment being in the Church of England cemetery. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 15 February 1910 p 2

b. 1816 Glasgow Scotland d. 5/7/1875 Maryborough Qld

m. John Meeklejohn (1815 Glasgow Scotland-6/4/1879 Maryborough Qld Son of John Meilkejohn & Isabella) 1838

f. Gavin Black m. Margaret Cullen

1. (f) Isabella Meeklejohn b. 1841 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong d. 1842 Sydney Scots church
2. (m) John Meiklejohn b. 1843 d. 1843 Sydney Scots Church
3. (m) John Meikljohn b. 1844 d. 1921 Bundaberg Qld
4. (f) Isabella Turnbull Meiklejohn b. 1846 d. 2/12/1847 Pyrmont
5. (f) Mary Meiklejohn b. 1848 (Knipe)
6. (m) Gavin Black Meiklejohn b. 1853 d. 1905 Qld
7. (m) Robert Graig Meiklejohn d. 1893 Qld
8. (m) Andrew Walker Meiklejohn b. 1857 d. 1895 Qld
9. (f) Margaret Willmot Meiklejohn
10. (m) James Speer Meiklejohn b. d. 1932
11. (m) William Meiklejohn b. d. 1889

On the 5th inst., Mrs. Meiklejohn, of acute dysentery.

THE Friends of the late MRS. MEIKLEJOHN are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral, to reach the Victoria Ferry at Four o'clock p m. THIS DAY. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser (Qld. : 1860 - 1947) Tuesday 6 July 1875 p 2

b. 1876 Newtown d. 22/7/1937 Manly br. Rookwood

m. William Meldrum (abt 1869 -25/11/1945 Manly) 1898 Annandale

f. Alexander Anderson m. Sarah

1. (f) Nellie Hazel Meldrum b. 1899 Petersham
2. (f) Lillian J Meldrum b. 1903 Helensburgh
3. (m) Robert W Meldrum b. 1905 Helensburgh
4. (f) Violet M Meldrum b. 1910 Camperdown ( R. Healey)

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

MELDRUM.-The Relatives and Friends of Mr. WILLIAM MELDRUM and FAMILY arc kindly invited to attend the Funeral of his dearly beloved WIFE and their loving MOTHER. Agnes W. to leave her late residence, 5 George-street, Manly, THIS (Saturday) MORNING, ? o'clock, for Presbyterian Cemetery, Rookwood, arriving at cemetery at about 11.15 a.m. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 24 July 1937 p 15

b. abt 1818 Shanagolden Ireland

m. Martin Mellett (abt 1810 Mayo Ireland-) 1842 Wollongong

Convict Permission to Marry Index 1842 Wollongong

Ship: Aliquis 1839

Occupation: Dairy Maid

1. (m) John Millett b. 25/5/1843 Wollongong
2. (m) Thomas Millett b. 23/12/1845 Wollongong
3. (m) Michael Mellett b. 16/12/1847 Wollongong
4. (f) Margaret Mellot b. 3/7/1851 Shellharbour
5. (m) Martin Millett b. 2/10/1853 Shellharbour reg Kiama

m. Thomas Mellon (-1933) 27/1/1891 Qld

1. (f) Jane Melon b. 1893 Murwillumbah (Richard Cook 1914)
2. (m) Thomas Mellon b. 1895 Murwillumbah d. 1896 Wollongong
3. (f) Johanna Mellon b. 1901 Maclean
4. (f) Mary A Mellon b. 1906 Maclean

INDECENT ASSAULT.

John Marlan, on remand, was charged with indecently assaulting Mary Mellon, at Dapto, on the night of the 17^th instant.

Mr. Russell for accused. Mary Mellon produced the night-dress worn by her on the night in question ; it had a mark upon the back of it, which she said was caused by her being knocked down on the earth near the fire-place.

Elizabeth Hamilton deposed that she resided with her husband in a tent near Mrs. Mellon, who on Tuesday night came to her abode trembling like a leaf and with the perspiration dripping off her, and made a complaint ; she had, only a skirt on over her night-dress, and seemed very much excited ; witness returned to her house with her, when she noticed a broken match-box on the floor, and matches strewn about ; also a box knocked over, and the fastening of the front door broken and lying on the floor ; the back of Mrs. Mellon's night-dress was marked with dirt from the floor.

William Mant lived in a tent close to Mrs. Mellon ; he heard a noise in her home on Tuesday night, and heard her call out “Geordie, Geordie,” and “Mrs. Geordie,” and also “Oh, Mant ;” his dog was running backwards and forwards barking between his tent and Mrs. Mellon's, and thinking the animal was annoying her he called out to it ; he also heard Mrs. Mellon say, “You are a dirty low scoundrel, I'll give you in charge in the morning, I'm a decent married woman” ; this was said in a loud and angry tone of voice ; he after-wards heard her go to Hamilton's, and asked what was the matter ; she replied that there had been a man in her tent ; he heard her strike her dog for not barking.

Jacob Greener, living in a tent near by, heard Mrs. Mellon calling out to the Hamilton's, and say, “Get out, you scoundrel, I'm a decent married woman.”

This concluded the evidence for the prosecution.

Accused having been formally charged, said he reserved his defence. He was then committed for trial at the Quarter Sessions on the 9th April ; bail allowed, himself in £100, and two sureties in £50 each. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Thursday 26 March 1896 Page 2

The parties live at the camp at the smelting works ; Mrs. Mellon lives in a bag house of two rooms ; her husband went away on Saturday night, taking a boy with him, and leaving a little girl with her ; he suffered from heart disease and was not able to do hard work ; there were a good many tents in the vicinity. Mary Mellon deposed: I am the wife ofmThomas Mellon, and have two ohildren Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Saturday 21 March 1896 Page 2

MAINTENANCE CASE.

At Maclean Court on Friday, before Messrs….Mary Mellon sued her husband,- Thomas Mellon, for the maintenance of a child… The Court was adjourned for a few minutes to see if a settlement could be arrived at between the parties,… said his client would consent to an order of 2s 6cl per week and £l Is legal expenses. An order was made accordingly. The Grafton Argus and Clarence River General Advertiser (NSW : 1874 - 1875; 1879 - 1882; 1888; 1892; 1899 - 1922) Monday 22 November 1909 Page 3

Mary Mellon deposed that she was a married woman, living in Diver Street, Maclean ; was living apart, from her husband. The Grafton Argus and Clarence River General Advertiser (NSW : 1874 - 1875; 1879 - 1882; 1888; 1892; 1899 - 1922) Monday 24 January 1910 Page 4

b. abt 1854 Argyle d. 29/5/1891 Blayney

m. John Mellor (1844 Goulburn -21/1/1905 Sydney Son of George Mellor & Frances Mary) 3/12/1873 Goulburn (registered Gunnedah)

f. Lachlan Maclean Cameron m. Christina

1. (f) Florence Christina Mellor b. 14/9/1874 Wollongong (Ferdinando N Stumillo 1904)
2. (m) William Gladstone Mellor b. 1876 Wollongong d. 1942 Warren
3. (u) Mellor
4. (f) Violet C Mellor b. 1878 Gunning
5. (f) Lilian May Mellor b. 1883 Carcoar d. 1951 Hurstville
6. (f) Ruby S C Mellor b. 1886 Carcoar d. (Colin C Crane 1910)
7. (m) Granville Mellor b. 1888 Blayney

MARRIAGE  MELLOR CAMERON.-On 3rd December, 1873, by the Rev. S. F. Mackenzie, at the residence of the bride's uncle, Glendonnell; near Goulburn, JOHN, only son of the late Mr George Mellor, of Queenbeyan, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of the late Mr Lachlan Cameron, of Greenwich Park. Queanbeyan Age (NSW : 1867 - 1904) Friday 16 January 1874 p 2

MELLOR.—September 14, at her residence, Crown-street, Wollongong, Mrs. John Mellor, Melville of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald 29 October 1874

Obituary. The Carcoar Chronicle of last Saturday reports the death on Friday last at the age of thirty-seven, of Mrs. Mellor, wife of Mr. John Mellor, editor of the Blayney Advocate. The deceased was Miss Cameron, a native of Argyle. Mr. Mellor   was formerly proprietor of thee Gunning Leader, now incorporated with this paper, and was at one time a compositor in this   office. We are sure that he has the sympathy     of his friends in that part of of the colony in his bereavement. Goulburn Herald (NSW : 1881 - 1907) Wednesday 3 June 1891 p 3

MELLOR. — At her residence, Advocate Office, Blayney, on the 29th May, 1891, MARGARET, the beloved wife of Alderman John Mellor, aged 37 years, leaving a husband and seven children to mourn their loss. Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal (NSW : 1851 - 1904) Saturday 30 May 1891 p 2

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=monaropioneers&id=I35130

b. 1871 Scone d. 18/9/1954 Chippendale

m. Thomas James Melton (abt 1860 - 29/4/1942 Woy Woy Son of Henry Melton of Bathurst) 10/12/1892 Sydney 1783/1892

f. William Lancaster Featherstone-Haugh m. Priscilla Clevenden *

1. (f) Grace E Melton b. 1894 Quirindi
2. (m) William Melton b. 1895 Quirindi
3. (f) Kathleen Hilda Melton b. 1898 Gunnedah
4. (m) Victor B Melton b. 1901 Gunnedah
5. (m) Thomas John Melton b. 1907 Armidale
6. (f) Lenore M Melton b. 1911 Manilla d. 1911 Manilla

MARRIAGE. MELTON— FETHERSTONHAUGH. — On December 10, at Pymont, by the Rev. Furlong, Thomas James MELTON (second son of Henry Melton, Bathurst, N.S.W.) to Eleanor Louisa FETHERSTONHAUGH (only daughter of the late William Fetherstonhaugh, of Wollongong.) Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 20 December 1892 p 2

MELTON, Eleanor Louisa.–September l8 1954 at hospital late of 62 Myrtle Street Chippendale relict of Thomas Melton loved mother of Grace William Hilda Victor and John RIP The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 20 September 1954 p 18

b. abt 1852 Durham d. 24/3/1894 Woonona br. Bulli CofE

m. Thomas Melville (-23/3/1887 Bulli Mine disaster) 1873 Durham

f. Thomas Slater m. Johanna

Ship: Clyde 1880

1. (f) Jane Anne Melville* b. 13/7/1874 Birtley Durham d. 20/7/1927 Bulli (John Robert James 1895)
2. (f) Emma Melville b. abt 1877 Durham
3. (f) Johanna Melville b. abt 1879 Durham (James H Parker 1903)
4. (m) John Thomas Melville b. 1881 Woonona 18995/1881 d. 1916 Bulli
5. (m) William Melville b. 1883 Woonona 21157/1883 d. 1883 Woonona 8807/1883
6. (f) Isabella Melville b. 1885 Woonona23666/1885 d. 1939 Rockdale

Her husband, Thomas Melville, was killed in the Bulli Mine Disaster leaving her a widow with five children aged from 5 to 12. When her husband was killed it was said of him that he was easily recognised because he was ‘a man of immense stature’.

DEATH OF MRS. SARAH MELVILLE. Another of the widows by the Bulli colliery explosion of 1887 has passed away. Just seven years and a day between the death of husband and wife, for the latter died on Saturday night, the 24th instant, after a long and painful illness. At the time of the disaster she was left with five children. Three of these have gone off the relief fund, being over 15 years of age, and two are still recipients. Mrs. Melville was a quiet, industrious, good-natured woman, and the high respect in which she was hold was shown by the large funeral profession on Monday afternoon. She was interred in the Church of England cemetery, the Rev. H. W. Taylor officiating and delivering an impressive and suitable address. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Wednesday 28 March 1894 p 2

m. Robert Menzies 1890 Wollongong

1. (f) Jane E A Menzies b. 1891 Wollongong

b. 1869 Wollongong d. 1955 Armidale br. Armidale

m. Daniel Menzies (1866 Berrima – 20/11/1949 Armidale Son of Andrew Menzies & Elizabeth McGregor ) 27/1/1892 All Saints’ CofE Macquarie River

f. Charles Gower m. Lavinia Pearson *

1. (m) Donald Clyde Menzies b. 1894 Armidale
2. (m) Vivian Maxted Menzies b. 1897 Armidale d. 1963
3. (f) Rita A Menzies b. 1899 Armidale
4. (m) Rex D Menzies b. 1902 Armidale
5. (f) Una B F Menzies b. 1905 Armidale (Allen Bell 1930)
6. (f) Winifred G L Menzies b. 1907 Armidale
7. (f) Delma Beryl Menzies b. 1912 Armidale
8. (m) Andrew Charles Menzies b. ? d. 1965 Armidale

Husband a carpenter, father a farmer. She was a resident of Macquarie River, he of Bowral. Family lived at ‘Dalkeith’ Black Mountain, near Guyra.

b. 24/1/ 1817 Perth Scotland d. 20/3/1861 'Minnamurra' House Jamberoo

m. Dr Robert Menzies (25/4/1811- 1860) 5/6/1838 Perth Scotland

f. William Tindell m. Elizabeth Stewart *

Ship: 1838 'Earl Durham'

1. (f) Elizabeth Johanna Menzies * b. 29/9/1839 Minnamurra bp. Presbyterian Wollongong d. 1895 Newtown (Rev James Kinross 1859)
2. (m) Robert Archibald Menzies b. 31/12/1840 Minnamurra bp. Presbyterian Wollongong d. 20/3/1841
3. (f) Mary Alexandrina Campbell Menzies * b. 13/3/ 1842 Minnamurra bp. Presbyterian Wollongong d. 1923 Chatswood (John Waugh Dymock 1861)
4. (f) Grace Maria Menzies * b. 9 /9/1843 Minnamurra bp. Presbyterian Wollongong d. 17/5/1919 (David Lindsay Dymock 1864)
5. (f) Phyllis/Phillis/Willis Menzies * b. 3/3/1845 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong d. 1926 Wollongong (George Tindell 1973)
6. (m) Archibald Menzies b. 4/10/1846 d. 15/10/1846
7. (f) Unnamed Menzies b. 15/12/1847 d. 4/2/1848

At Minamurra, Illawarra, on the 31st instant, the Lady of Robert Menzies, Esq. of a son. The Sydney Herald 28 January 1841

At Minumurra, Illawarra, on the 20th instant, Robert Archibald, the infant son of Robert Menzies, Esq. The Sydney Herald 25 March 1841

At Minamurra, Illawarra, on the 13th inst., the lady of Robert Menzies, Esq., of a daughter. The Sydney Herald 17 March 1842

At Minamurra, Illawarra, on the 9th inst., Mrs. Menzies, of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald 16 September 1843

At Minumurra, Illawarra, on Monday, the 3rd instant, the lady of Robert Menzies, Esq., J.P., of a daughter.  The Sydney Morning Herald 8 March 1845

At Minumurra, Illawarra, on the 4th instant,   the lady of Robert Menzies, Esq., J.P., of a son. The Sydney Morning Herald 8 October 1846

Death On the 5th instant, at Minamurra, Illawarra, the infant son of Robert Menzies, Esq. The Sydney Morning Herald 22 October 1846

At Minamurra, Illawarra, on Wednesday, the 15th instant, Mrs. Robert Menzies, of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald 20 December 1847

At Minamurra, Illawarra, on the 4th of February, the infant daughter of Robert   Menzies, Esq. The Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser 12 February 1848

MENZIES-On the 20th March, at Minnamurra, Illawarra, Margaret, relict of the late Robert Menzies, Esq., aged 44. Empire 27 March 1861

http://ro.uow.edu.au/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1432&context=asdpapers Includes Margaret’s journal and letters while on her voyage out to NSW etc.

b. abt 1813 d. 21/4/1889 Kiama br. Albion Park Pioneer

m. Campbell Mercer (1820- 4/4/1869 Wollongong Hospital Son of Michael Mercer & Martha)

1. (m) James Mercer b. 1839 Ireland d. 13/2/1905 Newtown (Jessie Fleming *1860)
2. (f) Margaret Mercer b. 1844 d. 27/6/1888 Kiama 10574/1888 br. Albion Park Pioneer
3. (f) Martha Mercer b. 1846 d. 14/9/1851 Dapto br. Albion Park Pioneer
4. (m) George Mercer b. 1849 bp. Presbyterian Illawarra District Kiama V18491426 51/1849
5. (m) William Mercer b. 1851 bp. Presbyterian Illawarra District Kiama V18511427 51/1851 d. 1935 Qld

Lived Shellharbour and at Mt Terry Albion Park. Husband built the Steam Packet Hotel in 1855. Her husband was thrown from a cart which caused him to be paralyzed. He died shortly after.

ANOTHER of the old residents of the district in the person of Mrs. Mercer, of Albion Park, has passed away. She died on Sunday last, 76 years of age. Reporter and Illawarra Journal (Kiama, NSW : 1887 - 1894) Saturday 27 April 1889 p 2

b. 1838 Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland d. 10/6/1913 Bingie br. Moruya Cemetery

m. James Mercer (1839 Ireland- 13/2/ 1905 Newtown Son of Campbell Mercer & Jane Connors * ) 8/1/1860 Wollongong

f. Thomas Fleming m. Margaret McFarlane *

1. (f) Margaret Mercer b. 1860 Kiama
2. (m) George Campbell Mercer b. 28/3/1863 Broulee d. 1942 Moruya
3. (m) Thomas James Mercer b. 10/6/1866 “Meringo” Moruya
4. (m) William Alexander Mercer b. 8/9/1868 Bingie
5. (m) John Fleming Mercer b. 22/3/1871 “Meringo” Moruya
6. (m) Henry Charles Mercer b. 17/5/1873 Bingie
7. (m) Campbell Mercer b. 23/11/1875 Bergalia
8. (f) Martha Jane Mercer b. 30/6/1878 “Meringo” Moruya
9. (f) Jessie Agnes Mercer b. 19/11/1880 Bingie (Albert Pattimore 1902)
10. (m) James Alfred Mercer b. 23/3/1883 Bergalia

MARRIED By Special Licence, at Wollongong, On the 6^th instant by the Rev. C. Atchison, James, oldest son of Mr Campbell Mercer, of Shellharbor, to Jessie, eldest daughter of the late Mr Thomas Flemming, of Shellharbor. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 10 January 1860 p 2

m. James Merchant

1. (f) Hannah Merchant b. 1841 Garden Hill bp. CofE Dapto; Wollongong d. 2/8/1906 Ulladulla (Stephen Joseph Knapp 1858)
2. (f) Charlotte Merchant b. 1844 CofE Sydney St Lawrence’s d. 1914 Sydney (William Ward 1862)

Living at Garden Hill on the Osborne Estate in 1841 census

m. Henry Merchant

1. (m) Robert A Marchant b. 1843 bp. CofE Illawarra; Jervis Bay
2. (f) Sarah Marchant b. 1845 bp. CofE Dapto; Wollongong
3. (f) Hannah Marchant b. 1849 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven

b. abt 1818 Strathpiper Rosshire Scotland d. 1/2/1903 Wollongong br. Presbyterian Wollongong

m. Elias Merchant (- 1883 Wollongong Son of James Merchant & ?) 6/6/1843 Berkeley Presbyterian Wollongong V 18434395 74B

f. James ? m. Margaret McKenzie *

Ship: Henry Porcher 1840

1. (m) James Merchant b. 1844 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong d. 8/11/1903 Wollongong
2. (f) Mary Merchant * b. 1846 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong V18464419 45B/1846 d. 1926 Canterbury ( John Graham 1869)
3. (m) William Merchant b. 1849 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong V18491293 50/1849
4. (f) Margaret Merchant b. 19/2/1852 Wollongong V18524613 45B/1852  
5. (f) Jane Merchant b. 1854/1855 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong V1854598 53/1854
6. (m) John Merchant b. 1857 Wollongong 12200/1857
7. (m) Unknown Merchant b. 1859 Wollongong 14132/1859
8. (m) Alfred Merchant b. 1862 Wollongong 14961/1862 d. 1932 Hornsby
9. (m) Elias Merchant b. 1864 Wollongong 16404/1864

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

Her son Alfred was considered ‘naturally of weak intellect and of unsound mind, that if excited by passion he would be likely to commit some deed of violence’ he had frequently assaulted his parents. He ‘also assaulted his mother, by beating her with his fists; sometimes he was very kind, and at other times very cruel’ Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 3 February 1880 p 2

In 1879 Alfred was before the Court having previously charged with being of unsound mind. Elias Merchant said he was blind, and while in bed had been struck by prisoner of whom he was afraid. Mrs. Merchant also gave evidence to the same effect.’ Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 21 October 1879 p 2

Alfred was finally sent to an mental asylum.

The death of a very old resident in the person of Mrs. Jane Marchant (widow of the late E. Marchant) took place at her residence, Coombe-street, early on Sunday morning, after an illness extending over a few days. The old lady who was of a very retiring disposition, lived quietly with her son and daughter until the time of her demise at the age of 85. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon, the old lady being laid in her last resting place in the Presbyterian cemetery. Rev. C. A. White, B.A., officiated at the grave. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Wednesday 4 February 1903 p 2

1877 Wollongong 23100/1877 d. 4/9/1947 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. Charles Devenport Meredith ( 1878 Wollongong-19/10/1942 Son of Leslie Evans Meredith & Emily Susannah Moon *) 1903

f. Alfred Parsons m. Mary Farrell *

Living at Campbell St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

MRS. AMY M. MEREDITH

A native and resident of Wollongong, since her birth 70 years ago, passed away at the Wollongong Hospital yesterday, following a stroke which she suffered several days ago. She was Mrs. Amy Mary Meredith, of Osborne st., Wollongong, widow of the late Mr. Charles Meredith who was well known in lodge circles in the district, having held the position of District Grand Master of the Wollongong Odd Fellows' Lodge for many years prior to his death.

The late Mrs. Meredith, who had suffered ill health for a number of years, was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Parsons, early residents of Wollongong. She was the last surviving member of that family.

Her father was at one time captain. Of the Wollongong Fire Brigade.

Mrs. Meredith was a hard worker for the Wollongong Hospital Auxiliary for many years.

The surviving members of her family are Kathleen (Mrs. G. Rowles Wollongong), Leonard, Herb, Mildred (Mrs. D. Stewart, Woonona) and Jack.

A service, conducted by the Rev. R. C. M. Long, will be held to-day a tParsons' funeral parlours, Wollongong, and the cortege will proceed to the Wollongong Church of England cemetery, where the remains will be interred. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 5 September 1947 p 9

b. 30/6/1867 Hartley d. 11/2/1911 Bulli

m. Joseph Meredith (abt 1860 North Wales - 22/11/1940 Lithgow) 1884 Lithgow 5135/1884

f. James Annesley m. Mary Jane Collison

Cause of death: Typhoid

1. (f) Emily Meredith b. 1885 Woonona 23718/1885
2. (f) Margaret Mary Meredith b. 1887 Berrima 17529/1887 d. 1936 Wollongong (William F Clarke 1905)
3. (m) Albert Joseph Meredith b. 1889 Lithgow 22692/1889 d. 1962 Bulli
4. (m) Sinclare A Meredith b. 1890 Lithgow 19610/1890
5. (f) Amy Meredith b. 1892 Lithgow 20043/1892 (Alexander Potter 1908)
6. (f) Rosalie Meredith b. 1894 Katoomba 17255/1894 (Charles Roach 1912)
7. (m) Amos Clement Meredith b. 1896 Hartley Vale 22780/1896 d.  11/10/1917 Passchendaele Belgium
8. (m) Evan Meredith b. 24/11/1897 Hartley Vale d. 1977
9. (m) Thiven Meredith b. 1901 Lithgow 4544/1901
10. (f) Elizabeth A Meredith b. 1905 Helensburgh 4047/1905 (Cecil Ogilvie 1923)
11. (f) Irene Meredith b. 1907 Helensburgh 13946/1907
12. (f) Ivy L Meredith b. 1909 Woonona 32408/1909 (William J Reichart 1933)

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

TYPHOID AT CLIFTON
Four Cases in One Family

Mrs Meredith, aged 45, wife of Joseph Meredith, miner, died in the Bulli Hospital on Saturday, from typhoid fever. She leaves a large family of young children, the youngest about 18 months old. Two sons and a daughter of Mrs Meredith are inmates of the hospital, suffering from typhoid. The daughter, aged 20, had only been admitted to the institution about an hour prior to her mother's death Three of these cases, including the fatal one, come from a house in Clifton, which stands on the main road leading to Clifton Railway Station and public school. This is the house referred to by the Board of Health some weeks ago, to the effect that when Dr. Willis visited the district he found many of the places hopelessly overcrowded. One was sheltering a family of ten persons, including a fever patient, who was being nursed in the same room in which the family lived, and in which meals were taken. The report continued that the danger of contagion could, therefore, be easily understood. The unfortunate woman who died on Saturday was the mother of the typhoid patient referred to above, and on the date of Dr. Willis' visit she was in the best of health. Her daughter, who was assisting to nurse her brother, was taken to the hospital on Saturday, suffering from typhoid, and the remainder of the family are still residing in the fever stricken house.  The authorities have been asked time after time to take some steps towards safeguarding public health, and also to assist miners to obtain house accommodation, but nothing appears to have been done. Feeling in Clifton is very acute, and residents are demanding that the structure in which so many cases of fever have occurred be destroyed by fire, and a temporary residence provided for the family until something can be done by way of another home being provided for them. Mr Nicholson, M.L.A. for the district, has been urged for some weeks past to arrange for a deputation to interview the Minister for Lands and Minister for Mines on the question, but so far he has not done so. He replied that he had seen the Minister, who stated the matter would be attended to as soon as possible, and that an officer would be sent to Clifton to report. Singleton Argus (NSW : 1880 - 1954) Thursday 16 February 1911 p 4

The typhoid epidemic at Clifton is causing some stir amongst the residents. The case of the Meredith family is indeed a sad one. The mother passed away on Saturday last rather suddenly; her child died some little time previously, while three more children, are at present inmates of the Bulli Hospital. The father had just returned from taking one child to the hospital when he was informed of his wife's death. The husband is left with a large family of young children. On Tuesday last Messrs. G. B. Vickery, A. A. Atkinson, (chief inspector of- mines'), and Hiles (shire sanitary inspector) inspected the infected house, and subsequently Mr. Hiles notified that he had made arrangements to remove the remainder of the family to a vacant allotment at Coledale, where tents and conveniences would be provided. The not taking prompt action. Under the authorities are being cavilled at for circumstances, it is pointed out, the case in question is a rather difficult one for such action to be taken. There are no houses available, and the authorities could not very well turn the family out in the street. ; Neither are there any Crown lands in the vicinity on which to pitch tents, and naturally people strongly object to these being pitched close to their premises. The course adopted, it is thought, is the best that possibly could be taken, and the people of Clifton will feel more at ease when they learn that the hovels where the epidemic was most pronounced are to be demolished. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 17 February 1911 p 9

On Saturday last the cottage occupied by the Meredith family, in which a case of typhoid recently occurred, was burnt down, under orders from Mr. P. J. Carrick, surface manager at the Coalcliff colliery. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 17 February 1911 p 9

House in Clifton, in which typhoid patient Evan Meredith was found: This house contains two rooms, each about 9ft. by 10ft. by 8ft. high, and two lean-to rooms at the back, each about 10ft. by 5 ½ ft. by an average of 61/2/ft. It is built partly of wood and partly of iron, with a shingle roof. The house is in a disgraceful state of repair, and numerous holes as big as the palms of the hand exist in the roof, which must leak like a sieve when it rains. In this house there are living five adults and six children. At time of my visit the members of the family were having their midday meal, and the typhoid patient was lying on a bed almost alongside the meal table. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 17 February 1911 p 8

The inspector reported that the Meredith family had now been in possession of the council's tent at Coledale for five weeks. He asked for instructions as to the length of time they are to be allowed to remain. Decided on the motion of Cr. Dove that one month's notice to quit be given. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 31 March 1911 p 2

MERDITH CASE. Cr. Nicholson moved a motion, notice of which had been given, providing for the payment of a sum of money to Mr. Meredith, Clifton, as compensation for furniture and bedding claimed to have been burnt under instructions from the sanitary inspector. Cr. Tresidder seconded the motion pro forma. There was a list put in of the-goods said to have been so destroyed, the total valuation of which was set down at £13 4s ?d. The sanitary inspector furnished a report denying having given orders at any time for bedding or furniture to be destroyed. The motion was not carried. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 14 April 1911 p 8

Husban was saved from the Mt Kembla disaster

b. 5/12/1876 Jamberoo d. 10/4/1945 Central Park Kiama br. Kiama General

m. Ernest Albert Meredith (5/8/1863 Shellharbour - 2/9/1944 Kiama Son of Leslie Evan Meredith & Emily Susanna Moon *) 8/12/1896 St. Michael’s Wollongong

f. John Fleet m. Annie Slusher *

1. (f) Ivy Ethel Meredith b. 27/9/1897 Kiama d. 22/7/1874 (Leslie Holz 1920)
2. (f) Gladys Meredith b. 2/5/1899 d. 1987
3. (m) Leslie Ernest Meredith b. 6/8/1903 Kiama d. 13/12/1995 (Florence Munn 1928)
4. (m) Alfred Evans Meredith b. 27/12/1907 Kiama d. 23/1/1993

Living Terralong St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a Quarryman

MRS. ANNIE MEREDITH

An old and respected resident of Kiama in the person of' Mrs. Annie Meredith passed away at her home, Central Park, on Tuesday last in her 69th year. She had not been seriously ill for very long, but the passing of her husband in September last and the severance of their long and happy partnership was a shock from which she never really recovered. The late Mrs. Meredith was Miss Annie Fleet, and was born at Jamberoo. She married Mr. Ernest Meredith, who spent a- long and useful life here, being for many years engaged in the quarrying industry, and also taking part in the civic affairs of the town as an Alderman of the Kiama Council. Mrs. Meredith was devoted to her home and family, and was known and respected as a very kindly neighbour and friend, always ready to assist in cases of sickness and distress.

Mrs. Meredith is survived by two sons, Leslie (Kiama) and Alfred (A.IF.) and two daughters, Ivy Mrs. L. Holz, (Kiama) and Gladys (Kiama) to whom sympathy is extended in their bereavement.

The funeral took place at the Church of England cemetery, Kiama, on Thursday afternoon, the Rector The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 14 April 1945 p 3

1903 Electoral roll –living at Towradgi Domestic Duties

b. 6/2/1842 Dapto b. 6/9/1906 Cessnock br. Cessnock

m. Leslie Evans Meredith (abt 1839 Liverpool Lancashire England - 20/9/1898 Wollongong Son of Evans Meredith & Emily Clerk) 24/2/1862 Shellharbour 2085/1862

f. Thomas Moon m. Harriett Watson *

1. (m) Alfred James Meredith b. 6/6/ 1862 Shellharbour d. 15/5/1895
2. (m) Ernest Albert Meredith d. 5/8/1863 Shellharbour d. 2/9/1944 Kiama (Annie Fleet * 1896)
3. (m) Evan John Meredith b. 1865 Shellharbour d. 8/9/1935 Berry
4. (m) Walter Leslie Meredith b. 1868 Shellharbour d. 5/1/1947
5. (m) James Theodor Meredith b. 1870 Shellharbour d. 21/9/1934 Coffs Harbour (Daisy Edwards 1899)
6. (m) Thomas Frederick Meredith b. 3/10/1873 Shellharbour d. 23/7/1922 ( Christina Day 1903)
7. (f) Emily Harriett Meredith * b. 1876 Shellharbour 22564/1876d. 1962 Chatswood 32707/1962 (John Bede Dennis 1896, James T Fleetwood 1914)
8. (m) Charles Devenport Meredith b. 1878 Wollongong d. 19/10/1942 ( Amy Mary Parsons * 1903)
9. (f) Ethel Kate Meredith * b. 1880 Wollongong d. 1955 (John Newton Vidler 1896)
10. (f) Rose Meredith b. 29/9/1882 Kiama d. 1886 Murphy’s Lane Wollongong
11. (m) Frederick Clarke Meredith b. 17/9/1885 Kiama d. 24/8/1947
12. (m) Cuthbert Meredith b. 1889 Wollongong d. 18/1/1911

Living at Crown St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Husband a Farmer, Painter

Mrs. Meredith, mother of Mr. T. Meredith, died at Cessnock last week, at the age of 67 years. She was a native of Kiama, and lived for many years in Wollongong where her family were reared. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 16 October 1906 p 1

b. d. 20/2/1951 Qld

m. Joseph Meredith 1901 Helensburgh

f. Thomas Stanley m. Harriett Frost

1. (m) William T Meredith b. 1902 Helensburgh
2. (f) Ruby Meredith b. 1904 Helensburgh d. 4/6/1985 Qld (Harold Lewins 1928)
3. (m) Joseph Meredith b. 1906 Helensburgh d. 1/5/1910
4. (f) Harriet A Meredith b. 1908 Woonona d. 1932 Bulli
5. (f) Hannah Meredith b. 1911 Woonona
6. (f) Alice Blanche Meredith b. 1913 Woonona d. 30/11/1966 Qld (James Hunter Strophair1933)
7. (m) Edward James Meredith b. 9/11/1917 Helensburgh d. 14/3/1973 Qld
8. (m) Evan Benajmain Meredith b. 1919 Helensburgh d. 21/2/1965 Qld

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

In 1943 she was Next of Kin for her grandson Joseph John Meredith born 1922 in Brisbane, son of Ruby, when he enlisted- she was living in South Brisbane.

b. abt 1852 d. 7/9/1920 Campbell St Woonona br. Scarborough

m. Stephen Meredith (abt 1857- 29/3/1937 Bulli Son of Joseph Meredith & Ellen)

f. Robert m. Margaret

1. (m) Joseph Meredith b. 1878 Wallsend d. 1956 Lithgow
2. (f) Margaret Meredith b. 1880 Berrima
3. (m) Stephen Meredith b. 1882 Hartley d. 28/3/1949 Bulli (Ana Potter 1907)
4. (m) Walter Meredith d. 1954 Bulli
5. (m) Robert Meredith b. 1884 Lithgow
6. (f) Ellen Meredith * b. 1885 Lithgow d. 1924 Bulli (Charles Potter 1900)
7. (m) Robert Meredith b. 1887 Lithgow d. 1928 Rylstone
8. (f) Elizabeth Meredith b. 1889 Woonona
9. (m) John Meredith b. 1891 Katoomba d. 21/5/1910 South Clifton Tunnel Mine
10. (m) Evan Thomas Meredith b. 1894 Katoomba d. 9/6/1917 France

The death, of Mrs. Johanna Meredith, 68 years of age, occurred on Monday at Woonona. Deceased was an old resident of the district. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 10 September 1920 p 2

b. abt 1864 d. 15/8/1945 Naremburn

m. William Merrick (abt 1859-16/9/1901 North Kiama Son of Ralph Merrick )

f. William m. Ann

1. (m) Percy Roy Merrick b. 1895 St Leonards/Brooklyn d. 27/7/1916 France
2. (m) John Merrick b. 1897 Ryde d. 24/9/1950 North Sydney
3. (m) William L Merrick b. d. 1930 Sydney
4. (f) Olive May Merrick b. 1902 Kiama d. 1990 (Edwin W Chandler 1936)

Living Bong Bong St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband was a railway fettler.

FREDERICK WATSON, and his wife (May Watson) were charged withl stealing a silver watch chain, the property of Mrs. Ellen Merrick. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 24 March 1903 Page 2

Frederick Watson, picture frame maker, on remand, was charged with stealing a silver watch chain, the property of Mrs. Ellen Merrick, of Borg Bong-street. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 27 March 1903 Page 3

Signaller Percy Roy Merrick has been home on final leave and left last Thursday to join his. regiment which it is expected sails next Tuesday. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 20 November 1915 Page 2

MERRICK.-August 15, 1945, at her residence, 57 Northcote Street, Naremburn, Ellen, widow of the late William Merrick and dearly loved mother of Jack, Percy (deceased), William (deceased), and Olive May (Mrs. Chandler, of West Wyalong), and dear foster-mother of Norman Smith, aged 81 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 16 August 1945 Page 16

b. 1875 Wollongong 21772/1875 d. 17/5/1959 RPH Hospital late of Mascot and Alexandria

m. John Samuel Merrick 1897 Wollongong

f. John Tratt m. Mary Barker *

1. (f) Alice B Merrick b. 1898 Sydney 27879/1898
2. (m) George A Merrick b. 1902 Sydney 9475/1902
3. (m) Roy R Merrick b. 1904 Sydney 9341/1904
4. (f) Doris M Merrick b. 1906 Redfern
5. (f) Grace M Merrick b. 1909 Waterloo 9607/1909
6. (f) Olga E Merrick b. 1913 Redfern 9967/1913

b. abt 1881 d. 24/5/1911 br. Bulli General

m. George James Merrill (abt 1876 -27/12/1950 Towradgi ) 1899 Lithgow

f. William Henry Merrill m. Mary Knight Champion *

1. (f) Ilma M Merrill b. 1900 Lithgow (Robert Cook 1925)
2. (m) William Stanley Merrill b. 1902 Woonona d. 1973 Bulli
3. (m) Alfred George Merrill b. 1904 Woonona d. 1967 Bulli
4. (f) Mary Merrill b. 1905 Woonona d. 1905 Woonona
5. (f) Sarah Merrill b. 190-5 Woonona d. 1905 Woonona
6. (f) Lillian G Merrill b. 1907 Woonona (William Potter 1931)
7. (f) Mabel I Merrill b. 1909 Woonona
8. (f) Myra Constance Merrill b. 1911 Woonona (Frederick W Sewell 1944)

Living at Bellambi in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband an iron worker.

A very sad death occurred in Bellambi on Wednesday last, when Mrs. George Merrill passed away after a short illness. Deceased was a daughter of Mrs. W.H. Hawkens, sen. of Bellambi, making the second daughter Mrs Hawkens has lost within a short time, and also a son by drowning a few years back. A husband and a large family of little ones are left to mourn the loss of mother and wife. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 26 May 1911 p 5

b. 30/11/1827 Airds d. 17/2/1917 Washpool Harden

m. Henry Metcalf 1848 Roman Catholic Illawarra; Wollongong V18481311 95

f. Thomas Akers m. Lucy Day *

1. (f) Lucy Ann Melcalfe b. 21/2/1849 Dapto
2. (m) Henry Thomas Metcalf b. 1/9/1850 Dapto d. 1915 Young (Bridget Hogan)
3. (m) John Metcalf b. 20/7/1854 Shellharbour reg Kiama RC
4. (m) Michael Metclaf b. 15/8/1856 Shellhabrour bp Kiama RC
5. (m) William Medcalf b. 14/10/1858 Shellharbour bp Kiama RC
6. (f) Charlotte Metcalf b. 3/4/1861 Shellharbour bp Kiama RC (note no mother listed and recorded as McCow)

Husband a settler.

Both she and her husband were witnesses to Charlotte Akers and Christopher Dillon’s wedding

b. abt 1857 d. 21/10/1910 Bellingen

m. Thomas B Metcalfe (-)

f. John m. Alice

1. (m) John D Metcalfe b. 1888 Woonona 25850/1888 d. 1899 Woonona
2. (f) Alice Ann Metcalfe b. 1890 Woonona 38557/1890
3. (m) Ernest Metcalfe b. 1892 Woonona 39634/1892 d. 1959 Gosford

Living at Bulli in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

1903 Electoral roll –living at Woonona Domestic Duties.

b. abt 1852 d. 20/10/1920 Woonona br. Bulli General

m. William Walker

m. James Metcalf (abt 1853- 3/3/1923 Thirroul ) 1878 Auckland Co Durham England

f. William Bollings m. Jane A

Ship: Northbrook 1879

1. (m) John Michael Walker b. abt 1872 d. 1938 Wollongong (Margaret Newton *)
2. (f) Margaret Ann Walker * b. abt 1873 d. 1936 Bulli (Charles Birch 1891)
3. (f) Mary Elizabeth Walker *b. abt 1874 Durham England d. 5/10/1915 (Thomas Sydney Casley 1898)
4. (m) William George Walker b. 1877 Durham England d. 1963 (Selina Fry Reeks * 1901)
5. (m) Bartholomew Metcalfe b. 9/1/1880 Bulli 27354/1880 d. 11/11/1904 South Bulli Colliery (Emma Sarah Reeks 1904)
6. (f) Hannah Miriah Metcalfe * b. 1881 Bulli 19046/1881 d. 1957 Bulli (James Maggs 1898)
7. (m) James A Metcalfe b. 1884 Bulli 22962/1884 d. 1944 Woonona
8. (m) Thomas W Metcalfe b. 1885 Bulli 23815/1885 d. 1886 Woonona
9. (f) Frances Alice Metcalfe b. 1887 Bulli 25257/1887 (Vivian J Mott 1905)
10. (f) Amelia J Metcalfe b. 1889 Bulli 24763/1889 (Norman Mann 1907 )
11. (m) Alfred J Metcalfe b. 1891 Bulli 39063/1891 d. 1895 burnt to death

1903 Electoral roll –living at Woonona Domestic Duties.

Husband a miner, became bankrupt in 1891

METCALFE — October 20th, 1920, at Woonona, Jane Ann, beloved wife of J. Metcalfe, in her 69th year. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 29 October 1920 p 11

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~hails/salisbury.htm

b. abt 1835 Somersetshire d. 28/10/1921 br. Bulli General

m. William Lewis (abt 1833 Monmothshire -25/3/1876 Bulli)

m. Thomas Bartholomew Metcalfe (abt 1833- 8/8/1905 ) 1879 Wollongong

Shi: Annie Wilson 1959

1. (f) Mary Lewis b. abt 1862 d. 1944 Waverley (Dan Osborne 1882, Henry Chadwick 1891)
2. (m) William Lewis b. 1863 Wollongong 14961/1863 d. before 1867
3. (f) Anne Elizabeth Lewis * b. 1864 Mt Pleasant 16541/1864 d. 29/5/1892 Bulli (Stephen Adey 1888)
4. (m) William Arthur Lewis b. 1867 Wollongong 18113/1867 d. 1938 Bulli (Alma Louise James 1935)
5. (f) Elina Lewis * b. 1870 Wollongong 19005/1870 d. 11/5/1946 Marrickville (John Crowther 1897)
6. (f) Ellen Lewis b. 1871 Hartley ( William A Heard 1896)
7. (f) Alice Lewis b. 1874 Wollongong 21540/1874 ( George Henry Knight 1900 )

Living Thirroul in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

First husband worked at the Bulli Colliery for about 12 years before his death.

He leaves a widow and six children to mourn their irreparable lose. His age being 43 years. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW: 1856 - 1950) Friday 31 March 1876 p 2

Window dedicated to her in the Bulli Methodist Church by her son Mr W A Lewis

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SOUTH WALES. Probate Jurisdiction. In the will of Mary Metcalfe, late of Thirroul in the state of New South Wales widow; deceased. Application will be made after fourteen days from the publication here of that probate of the last will of the above named deceased may be granted to William Arthur Lewis the sole executor in the said will South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 13 October 1922 p 11

b. 1830 d. 27/9/1887 Wollongong 9598/1887 br. Pioneer Park Cemetery Wollongong

m. William Mettam (4/4/1834 England - 4/9/1888 Wollongong) 1854 CofE Sydney, Holy Trinity (Garrison Church) V1854501 41B/1854

f. James Tombs m. Ann Adams

1. (f) Emma Ann Mettam b. 1855 V18553601 42B/1855 d. 1936 Rockdale (John Dowling 1878)
2. (f) Louisa E Mettam * b. 1856 Maitland 5687/1856d. 1884 Sydney (William Harmon 1883)
3. (m) Arthur Mettam b. 1858 Maitland 8669/1858 (Margaret Duckworth * 1884)
4. (m) Henry Mettam b. 1860 Maitland 8396/1860 d. 1861 Maitland 3346/1861 died of burns
5. (m) Frank W Mettam b. 1862 Sydney 293/1862 (Catherine Reid * 1888)
6. (f) Clara Mettam b. 1863 Morpeth 10186/1863 d. 1864 Morpeth 4540/1864
7. (m) William G Mettam b. 1864 Newcastle 12195/1864 d. 1888 Copeland 9466/1888
8. (m) Walter Mettam b. 1866 Newcastle 12052/1866 d. 1866 Newcastle
9. (m) Alfred Mettam b. 1867 Patricks Plain 14520/1867 d. 1960 Perth WA (Mary Isabella Halpin * 1889)
10. (m) Andrew Mettam b. 1869 Patricks Plain 16407/1869 d. 1870 Newcastle 4853/1870
11. (f) Grace Edith Mettam b. 1871 Newcastle 14636/1871 d. 1873 Sydney 569/1873

METTAM- On the 26th September at her residence, Wollongong, New South Wales, Ann, the wife of William Mettam, aged 57 years. Sister of George Tombs, of Brisbane. The Brisbane Courier 27 September 1887

Death From Burning.-An Inquest was held before the Coroner on Saturday, in a tent situated on Anvil Crock, beyond the Lochinvar Railway station, on the body of an infant eleven months old, the son of William Mettam, a navvy employed on the railway. It appeared that on the morning of Wednesday week the mother of the child set it down on the ground outside her tent, to amuse itself. There was a fire outside; but as the child could only crawl, she was not afraid of accident, Hearing a scream, however, she ran out, and saw that the child had crawled to the fire, and that its clothes were in part in flames. She quickly extinguished them, and found what she thought but a slight burn under the left arm In the afternoon she and her husband proceeded with the child to Maitland, and called at the druggist's shop of Mr. Hallam, who gave her some burn oil to apply to the arm, directing her to look in again in four or five days. On Use following Monday she again called on Mr. Hallam, who gave her some ointment to apply, and told her if the inflammation In the shoulder increased she ought to take the child to medical man. Not considering the child in danger, she merely applied the ointment but the child gradually became weaker, ate nothing, and died on Thursday evening. Dr. Wigan, having seen the body, bad no doubt that the burn was the cause of death; but at the same time believed that death had been accelerated by the absence of medical treatment, he added that the treatment of such cases I by a druggist was highly objectionable; It was presumption on the part of the druggist, and betrayed gross Ignorance or neglect on the part or the parents. The verdict was-” burnt accidentally.” The Maitland Mercury and Hunter River General Advertiser (NSW : 1843 - 1893) Tuesday 26 February 1861 p 3

b. 1870 Binda d. 1899 WA

m. Frank William Mettam (1862 Sydney- 1932 Leederville WA Son of William Mettam & Ann Tombs *) 1888 St Leonards

f. Joseph Reid m. Mary Ann Marks

1. (m) Frank W Mettam b. 1890 Kiama
2. (m) Albert J Mettam b. 1892 Ryde
3. (m) George H Mettam b. 1894 Marrickville
4. (m) Charles Mettam b. 1896 St Leonards

Her husband Frank was a contractor for ballast on the railways around Wollongong. He was instrumental in the construction of some of the Western Australian Railways.

b. 1867 Muswellbrook d. 1/9/1950 Belmont WA cr. Karrakatta WA

m. Arthur Mettam (1858 Maitland- 1901 Menzies WA Son of William Mettam & Ann Tombs *) 1884 Armidale 6551/1884

f. William Duckworth m. Mary Spencer

1. (m) Arthur William Mettam b. 1886 North Sydney
2. (f) Clara A Mettam b. 1887 Wollongong 24958/1887 (Alexander Zoppetti 1907)
3. (m) Alfred Mettam b. 1888 Baccus Marsh Vic
4. (f) Alice Mettam (Andrews)
5. (f) Eva Mettam b. 1892 Wollongong 38884/1892 (Harry Smith 1918, Gardon)
6. (m) Clarence George Mettam b. 1893 Berry 7025/1893 d. 1971 Perth WA (May E Crawford 1927)
7. (m) Harold William Mettam b. 1897 Fremantle WA
8. (m) Walter George Henry Mettam b. 1900 Perth WA

A benefit social and dance will be given in the Mechanics' Institute, Hay-street, Perth, on Friday, October 25th, in aid of the widow and children of the late Arthur Mettam, of the Railway Construction Department. Family unprovided for. West Australian Sunday Times (Perth, WA : 1897 - 1902) Sunday 20 October 1901 p 1

METTAM: On September 1, 1950, at St. John of God Hospital, Belmont, Margaret, devoted wife of the late Arthur Mettam, loving mother of Arthur, Clara (deceased), Alfred. Alice (Mrs. Andrews), Eva (Mrs. Gardon). Clarence, Harold (deceased) and Walter; aged 83 years. A Church of England Service will be privately conducted in the Crematorium Chapel, Karrakatta, this (Monday) morning. The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954) Monday 4 September 1950 p 29

b. 9/2/1869 Dublin d. 17/11/1954 Mt Lawley WA cr. Karrakatta WA

m. Alfred Mettam (1867 Patricks Plain-1960 Perth WA Son of William Mettam & Ann Tombs *) 1889 Wollongong 5225/1889

f. George Halpin m. Ann Watters *

1. (f) Frances A Mettam b. 1890 Wollongong 37811/1890 d.   (James Gibson 1918)
2. (m) George H Mettam b. 1891 Wollongong 38415/1891
3. (m) Alfred Henry Mettam b. 1893 Wollongong 39168/1893 d. 1952 (Kathleen Coffey 1926)  
4. (m) Frank Mettam 1895 Wollongong 9131/1895
5. (f) Grace Fernside Mettam b. 1901 Perth (Jamieson )
6. (f) Norma May Mettam b. 1901 Perth (Millard)
7. (f) Jessie P Mettam b. 1910 Perth (Melrose)

Her husband Alfred was a type setter and a member of the Illawarra Mercury staff who moved to Western Australia before 1898 and was working for the Western Australian. Two of her sons went to WW1 and the third was rejected on medical grounds.

METTAM: On Nov. 17, at Mt. Lawley, Mary Isabella, dearly beloved wife of Alfred Mettam of 64 Clotilde st. Mt. Lawley, loving mother of Fan (Mrs. Gibson), George, Harry (deceased), Frank, Grace (Mrs. Jamieson, of N.S.W.) Norma (Mrs. Millard), Jessie (Mrs. Melrose. Flinders Isle, Tasmania). A Private Service was held in the Crematorium Chapel Karrakatta. The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954) Friday 19 November 1954 p 43

b. abt 1852 Germany d. 2/4/1876 br. Berrima

m. Robert Metz (abt abt 1847 Germany- 9/6/1901 Berrima ) 22/6/1875 Albion Park RC

f. Charles Ihlein m. Magdalena Vezar

1. (f) Mary Ann Metz b. 30/3/1876 Berrima d. 2/4/1876 Berrima

Husband a widower whose occupation was stonemason He lived at Berrima; she was resident of Albion Park.

Witness was her sister.

Gravestone see http://www.hawkesbury.net.au/cemetery/southern_highlands/berrima/berr288.html

b. 1881 Mt Kembla d. 25/4/1952 Wollongong cr. Woronora

m. Edward Meurant (1879 Hartley-1960 Singleton Son of Albert Meurant & Mary Jane) 1902 Wollongong

f. Daniel Filby m. Ann Burling *

1. (m) William H Meurant b. 1902 Wollongong 37541/1902
2. (f) Annie E A Meurantb. 1904 Wollongong 18277/1904 (P Shearer)

Living Mount Kembla in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

MRS. ETHEL MAY MEURANT

A well known Wollongong.woman, Mrs. Ethel May Meurant died in the Wollongong Hospital on Friday.

Mrs. Meurant was aged 71 years and was the wife of Mr. Edward Meurant, of 117a Church Street, Wollongong She is also survived by Anne (Mrs. P. Shearer), of Singleton; and William (Abbotsford) .

Mrs. Meurant was a member of the well known Filby family and was born at Mt. Kembla.

The funeral will leave for the Woronora Crematorium today South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Monday 28 April 1952

b. abt 1822 England d. 12/4/1890 Forest Lodge

m. Augustus William Mewburn (25/9/1820 Finsbury Middlesex- 18/10/1894 Paddington Son of Henry John Mewburn & Jane Ramsey) 28/1860 Sydney

f. William Fensom m. Ann

1. (m) Henry William Mewburn b. 25/2/1862 Surrey Hills d. 26/4/1862 Surrey Hills
2. (f) Emma Jane Mewburn b. 27/3/1864 Kiama d. 3/7/1941 Kiama

Husband initially ran a boarding house but them returned to being a silversmith and watchmaker.

On the 28th ultimo, at 275, George-street, Sydney, by the Rev. W. Cuthbertson, Augustus William Mewburn, jeweller, son of the late Henry John Mewburn, of the Goldsmiths' Hall, city of London, to Emma, daughter of William Fensom, of Bushey, Herts. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 4 August 1860 p 1

On the 25th instant, at her residence, Campbell-street, Surry Hills, Mrs. A. W. Mewburn, of a son. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 27 February 1862 p 1

On the 26th instant, at 144, Campbell-street, Surry Hills, Henry William, infant son of Augustus William and Emma Mewburn, aged nine weeks. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 28 April 1862 p 1

On Sunday, 27th inst., at Waratah House, Kiama, the wife of Mr. A. W. Mewburn, of a daughter The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 29 March 1864 p 2

MEWBURN.-April 12, at her residence, 14, Old Parramatta-road, Forest Lodge, Emma, the beloved wife of A. W. Mewburn, lately of Kiama, in her 69th year. Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1870 - 1907) Saturday 19 April 1890 p 35

b. 5/4/1864 Queens Ireland d. 10/3/1954 Sydney br. Rookwood

m. Herman William Henry Meyer (25/1/1854 Westphalia Germany- 28/2/1929 Tempe Son of Herman Meyer & Mary Schmidt) 27/4/1880 Sydney

f. Oswald McCloskie m. Mary Frew

1. (f) Hermina Louisa b. 2/6/1881 Newtown d. Sydney m Sydney (Charles W R Lowe 1912)
2. (m) Herman William Henry Meyer b. 4/7/1884 Newtown d. Sydney (Ivy M Saunders 1910)
3. (f) Harriett Matilda Medora Meyer b. 13/1/1886 Tempe d. Sydney (George F Smith 1906)
4. (m) Oswald William Meyer b. 23/4/1889 Bellambi d. 4/1/1964 Wollongong (Kathleen A Gallen 1921)
5. (f) Medora Florence Eleanor Meyer b. 24/3/1891 Bellambi d. Sydney
6. (f) Lizzetta Eloise Meyer b. 27/10/1893 Bomaderry (Henry L G Ashe 1917)
7. (m) Albert Edward Meyer b. 14/5/1897 Bomaderry d. Sydney
8. (f) Ena Christmas Mary Meyer b. 25/12/1899 Bomaderry
9. (m) Baden Powell Meyer b. 7/2/1902 Bomaderry d. 16/9/1915 Sydney