b. 1868 Sydney d. 12/6/1942 Earlwood br. Rookwood

m. Louis Herbert Nadin (abt 1865 - 1940 Marrickville Son of John Nadin & Mary Ann) 24/2/1892 Balmain

f. Frederick Hugh Elliott m. Ellen Whelan

1. (m) Gregory Paul A Nadin b. d. 1959 Sydney
2. (m) John J E Nadin b. 1893 Candelo 9919/1893 d. 1913 Kyogle  
3. (f) Ellen Elliot Nadin b. 1894 Candelo 9342/1894 d. 1959 Balmain  
4. (m) Louis Herbert Francis Nadin b. 1895 Balmain North 20161/1895 d. 4/1/1917 WW1
5. (m) Frederick Hugh B Nadin b. 1896 Candelo 20573/1896 d. 1953 Marrickville
6. (f) Monica M Nadin b. 1898 Sydney 27690/1898
7. (f) Veronica Annie Nadin b. 20/7/1900 Dunmore 28937/1900
8. (m) Robert W Nadin b. 1902 Ashfield 881/1902
9. (m) Phillip Edward Nadin b. 1903 Albion Park 9600/1903 d. 1980
10. (m) Vincent Augustine Nadin b. 1904 Kiama 23089/1904 d. 1964 Sydney
11. (f) Marie L Nadin b. 1906 Quirindi 38346/1906
12. (m) Clement Septimus Nadin b. 1908 Quirindi 28868/1908 d. 1969 Sydney
13. (m) Geoffrey A Nadin b. 1909 Marrickville 27077/1909

Living at Dunmore in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband a factory manager.

NADIN—ELLIOTT.—February 24, at St. Augustine's, Balmain, by the Very Rev. A. Boyle, C.M., Louis Herbert, third son of John Nadin, of Fairview, Candelo, to Maria Theresa, eldest daughter of F. H. Elliott, H. M. Customs, Sydney.  The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 3 March 1892 p 1

NADIN.—June 12, 1942 (suddenly), Maria Teresa Nadin, of 3 Lan??? Avenue, Earlwood, widow of the late Louis Herbert Nadin, in her 78th? year. R.I.P. Privately interred at Rookwood on the 15th inst. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 16 June 1942 Page 10

b. abt 1827 Sidlesham Sussex d. 1872 Berrima

m. Francis Woodman Napper (abt 1819 Eastergate Sussex- 9/8/1883 Berrima Son of Nathaniel Woodman Napper & Harriet Napier) 1846 Westhampnett Sussex

f. Thomas Morgan m. Phoebe

Ship: Kate 1855

1. (f) Elizabeth Napper b. abt 1845 Birdham Sussex d. 1931 (Peter Morgan Randle 1865)
2. (m) Edwin Murrel Napper b. abt 1849 Birdham Sussex d. 1921 Ballina
3. (f) Harriet Napper b. abt 1851 d. 1945 Goulburn (Samuel Ruse 1881)
4. (m) William Francis Napper b. 1855 on the ‘Kate’ d. 1938 Moss Vale (Emily Stubbings 1878)
5. (m) George Nather b. 1858 Wollongong 13320/1858 d. 1906 (Mary Tully 1887)
6. (f) Ellen Jane Napper b. 1860 Kiama d. 1886 (James Caldwell Landsdowne 1877)

Husband has a conditional purchase portion near Bundanoon Creek in the parish of Yarrunga/Fitzroy Falls

Mr. R. J. Marshall summoned his hired servants, Francis Napper and wife; they had been hired at a given rate of wages for their joint services. The charge was the inefficiency of the female servant. The Bench decided that the circumstances of the case did not warrant their interference, therefore it was dismissed. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Monday 7 January 1856 Page 2

In 1863 her husband sued, at Kiama, Michael Connor for non-payment after he had cleared land for Connor. In 1866 they had been resident at Foxground when her husband had been sued for theft of posts and rails.

b. 1854 d. 7/11/1932 Woonona br. Bulli

m. William Narbeth (abt 1858- 11/8/1936) 1882 Pontypool Monmouthshire

f. Ezekia Rodway m. Ann

Ship: 1887 Almora into Qld

1. (m) William John Narbeth b. 1884 Bedwellty Monmouthshire d. 20/6/1966 (Annie Reeks 1906)
2. (f) Mary Ann Narbeth b. abt 1886 Bedwellty Monmouthshire (James J Halls 1905)
3. (m) Thomas Narbeth b. 1888 Ipswich Qld (Agnes Clark 1920)
4. (m) Henry Narbeth b. 1892 Qld (Margaret J McCann 1914)
5. (m) Alfred Narbeth b. 1894 Qld (Edith Mant 1916)
6. (m) Arthur Narbeth b. 16/3/1896 Blackstone Qld (Emily P Buchannan 1920)
7. (m) Edward Narbeth b. 1898 Ipswich Qld (Mabel Clark 1919)
8. (f) Martha Narbeth b. 1902 Woonona (William Holmes 1929)
9. (f) Eliza Narbeth b. 1904 Woonona (John W Gray 1930)
10. (f) Lillian May Narbeth b. 1906 Woonona

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

Her brothers John and William were also resident in Woonona. Sister in law Eliza Rodway * see Leonard

THE LATE MRS NARBETH

The death occured at her residence in Campbell Street, Woonona, on Monday, of Mrs. Provilla Narbeth, a very old and respected resident of the town, in her 68th year. A husband and grown up family are left to mourn their loss. The members of the family, all well-known in the district, are Mary, Martha, Lizzie, May, Eddie, Arthur, William, Tom, Henry and Alf. The interment took place on Wednesday, in the Bulli Cemetery, a large number of friends being present at the graveside.    Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 11 November 1932 p 7

b. 1876 Redfern d. 20/4/1950 Wallsend

m. John Brodie 1898 Wollongong

m. John Nash 1907 Sydney

f. John Robert James m. Ann Mary Josephine Mooney *

1. (f) Minnie F James b. 1896 Woonona (Henry G Freeman 1917)
2. (f) Alma M E James b. 1898 Woonona
3. (f) Edith M Brodie b. 1899 Wallsend d. 1901 Woonona
4. (m) Stanley G Brodie b. 1906 West Wallsend – no father listed
5. (m) Eileen E M Nash b. 1908 West Wallsend
6. (m) Gordon L Nash b. 1910 Wallerawang
7. (m) John W Nash b. 1912 West Wallsend
8. (m) Stanley G Nash b. 1913 West Wallsend
9. (m) Jack Nash b. 1914 Wallsend

Living Balgownie in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

m. William Nash (1864 Capel Surrey -Son of Humphrey Nash & Isabel )

1. (m) Malcolm Ernest Nash b. 1890 Wollongong d. 24/7/1917 Adelaide (Doris Eujenie Bloch 1816)
2. (m) Frank Geoffrey Nash b. 1895 Hyde Park SA

Living in Toorak Gardens SA when her eldest son died. She sold the property and some furniture in 1927 and ‘left the district’.

m. Martin Nash

1. (f) Mary Nash * b. 1870 Wollongong d. d. 28/9/1937 Bulli (Frederick C Chilby 1896)

b. 1847 CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven V18472981 32A/1847 d. 3/4/1907 Woonona 7242/1907 br. Bulli Anglican

m. Michael Nash (1840-10/7/1910 Woonona Son of John Nash & Eliza ) 1867 Maitland 2340/1867

f. Edward Spinks m. Agnes Henry *

1. (f) Elizabeth Nash b. 1866 1268 VOL 162/1866
2. (f) Mary Nash b. 1867 Newcastle 13304/1867
3. (f) Agnes Nash b. 1869 Newcastle 14780/1869
4. (m) Michael Nash b. 1871 Wollongong 19665/1871
5. (f) Margaret Ann Nash b. 1874 Wollongong 21504/1874
6. (m) James E Nash b. 1877 Hartley 13260/1877
7. (m) George Nash b. 1879 Hartley 15157/1879
8. (m) Ernest Nash b. 1880 Campbelltown 11975/1880
9. (m) William Nash b. 1883 Campbelltown 13904/1883

b. abt 1808 d. 18/8/1844 Hobart Tas

m. Michael Nathan

Ship: Margaret 1835

1. (m) Wolf M Nathan b. 1840 bp. Hebrew Illawarra
2. (m) ? Nathan b. 1842 d. abt 1842
3. (m) ? Nathan b. 1843 d. abt 1843

Edward Nathan, Michael Nathan, and Francis Nathan, dealers, residing in George street, stood indicted for assaulting Samuel David Soza, a. young man of color, a native of Hindostan, in the service of Mr. Thomas Brown, Merchant. The Jury found the defendant Michael Nathan, guilty, Edward and Francis Nathan not guilty; and sentenced to pay a fine of £10 to the King. The Australian (Sydney, NSW : 1824 - 1848) Tuesday 12 July 1836 p 3

b. abt 1793

m. William Neal (abt 1798 NSW-)

Ship: Lord Wellington 1820

Sentence 7 years

Living in Illawarra in 1828 census with Cornelius O’Brien

b. 30/9/1875 Sea View Gerringong 13247/1875 d. 1962 Auburn

m. Ernest Neal 1922

f. William Christie m. Christina Flora Fraser *

Living at Gerringong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b. abt 1775 Isle of Wight

m. William Neal (abt 1764 Billesdon Leicestershire- 1/6/1840 ) 19/3/1810 St Phillip’s Sydney

Ship: Surprise 1794

1. (m) John Neal b. 19/10/1797 Parramatta d. 1875 (Sarah Lee 1816)
2. (m) William Neal b. 20/3/1799 Parramatta
3. (f) Sarah Matilda Neal b. 13/1/1801 St Phillip’s Sydney d. 1874 Paddington (William Piper 1820)
4. (m) George Roddle Neal b. 1804 St Phillip’s Sydney d. 1883 Harris Park (Bridget Murphy 1830)
5. (f) Mary Ann Neale b. 27/6/1811 Parramatta

Living in the Illawarra in 1828 census

SOPHIA LANGFORD and SARAH TOWNSEND were indicted for feloniously making an assault, on the King’s highway, on Mary Price, spinster, on the 2d of January, and putting her in fear and feloniously taking from her person and against her will, a wooden box containing some powder called medicine powder, value 1 s. the goods of John Price, and one shilling in money, the money of the said Mary Price.

Sarah Townsend and Sophia Langford were sentenced to death by the Recorder of London on 9 Jan 1793 at the Middlesex Old Bailey sessions for highway robbery. After their arrest on 3 Jan they were held in the New Prison Clerkenwell, whence they were transferred to Newgate Gaol on the 4th (see Langford’s record for a full account of the trial). Townsend was described as aged 19, single, born on the Isle of Wight, 5’ tall, with dark brown hair, hazel eyes and a fresh complexion. Langford was described as aged 20, single, London-born, 5’2” tall, with dark brown hair, grey eyes and a fresh complexion. Both were reprieved to transportation for life at the April sessions and remained in Newgate until 10 Feb 1794, when they were discharged for emabarkation aboard the ship ‘Surprize’.Old Bailey transcript: 9 Jan 1793

b. 21/11/1861 Newick Sussex d. 25/8/1931 Willoughby Sydney br. Northern Suburbs

m. Percy Aleander Hunt (7/2/1859 Pimlico Middlesex- 31/7/1902 Mt Kembla Mine Son of Spencer James Hunt & Elizabeth Elmer) 1/9/1880 Battersea Surrey

m. Edwin J Neale 1914 St Leonards

f. George Youngman m. Catherine Comber

1. (f) Edith Florence Kate Hunt b. 2 /4/ 1882 Marrickville d 6/4/ 1891 Melbourne
2. (m) Percy Spencer Hunt b. 13 /12/1883 Fairfield d. 31/7/ 1902 Mt Kembla Mine
3. (m) Eric George Hunt b. 18/7/1885 Minto d. 4/9/ 1980 Stockton Newcastle
4. (m) Walter Leslie Hunt b. 1887 Vacy d. 16/4/ 1970 Collaroy Plateau
5. (f) Muriel May Hunt b. 31/5/1889 St Kilda Victoria d.
6. (f) Lola Gladys Hunt b. 29/1/1892 Dandenong Victoria d. 11/10/ 1913 Mt Kembla
7. (f) Constance F Hunt b. 1894 Stockton Newcastle d. 1894 West Maitland
8. (m) Oscar Owen Hunt b. 1895 Stockton d. 18/7/ 1946 Randwick
9. (m) Aubrey Keith Hunt b. 14/7/1900 Wollongong 27906/1900 d. 12 /8/ 1974 Concord

http://www.stockfamily.me.uk/g0/p118.htm#i1064

b. 1880 Kiama 16804/1880 d. 13/6/1956 Strathfield

m. Selwyn George Travellyn Neale (abt 1882-17/9/1968 Burwood Son of George Robert T Neale & Jane Elizabeth) 1906

f. David Henry Wilson m. Georgiana Elizabeth Collie *

1. (f) Freda E Neale b. 1908 Kogarah
2. (m) Selwyn E Neale b. 1912 Kiama
3. (f) Ruth Neale b. 1916 b. Burwood

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

b. 27/2/1835 d. 16/7/1881 Wattle Flat br. Wattle Flat

m. William Shipman (-23/11/1854 Shellharbour) 1849 Presbyterian Wollongong V1848446774B

m. Walter Neary (24/10/1832-21/5/1917 Hornsby Son of Walter Neary & Mary Ann ) 1856 Bathurst

f. John Friend m. Louisa Moss * see Rowland

1. (f) Elizabeth M Shipman b. 1849 Bathurst
2. (f) Clara Neary b. 1858 Bathurst
3. (m) Walter H Neary b. 1859 Bathurst
4. (m) Albert Neary b. 1861 Bathurst
5. (f) Alice Neary b. 1863 Bathurst
6. (f) Esther Neary b. 1865 Bathurst
7. (m) Henry H Neary b. 1868 Sofala
8. (f) Mary Ann Neary b. 1871 Bathurst
9. (f) Ida Neary b. 1874 Bathurst
10. (m) Victor Hugo Neary b. 1876 Bathurst
11. (f) Lucy Jane Neary b. 1879 Bathurst

NEARY— July 16, at her residence Wyagdon. Mary Ann, the beloved wife of Walter Neary, aged 47 years. Her end was peace. Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931) Thursday 21 July 1881 p 2

d. 1859 d. 18/5/1926 br. Helensburgh

m. Edwin Neat (1855- 18/4/1936 Helensburgh) 28/12/1875 Guisborough North Riding of Yorkshire

f. George Sanderson m. Elizabeth Wood

Cause of Death: Dengue Fever

1. (f) Ann Elizabeth Neat * d. 1943 Newcastle (Lyman Wheeler 1895)
2. (m) Joseph Edwin Neat b. 1877 Guisborough North Riding of Yorkshire
3. (m) George William Neat b. 1882 Rylstone d. 21/1/1937 Helensburgh ( Annie Webb 1905)
4. (m) Robert Neat b. 1887 Paddington
5. (m) Alexander Neat b. d. (Mary A Vardy 1918)
6. (m) Charles Neat b. 1890 Campbelltown
7. (f) Rosehannah Neat b. 1893 Helensburgh

Living at Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Husband a ganger/miner

HELENSBURGH
Golden Wedding

On Monday last the 28th inst, the Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs Edwin Neate was celebrated at their home, Walter Street, where they have lived over 30 years. Numerous relatives and children were present to do honor to the interesting occasion. Mrs Neate's brother travel led from Queensland to be present, and several others came long distances. During the evening suitable presents were presented to the aged couple, and a very enjoyable evening was spent. Our best wishes blend with those present, that Mr. and Mrs Neate may live many, many years yet and enjoy to the full their well deserved rest, in the autumn time of their life. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 8 January 1926 p 16

HELENSBURGH

The death of Mrs E Neat, one of the oldest residents of Helensburgh took place on Tuesday. evening last. The deceased was very, highly respected by everyone. Mr. and Mrs. Neat were away for a holiday when Mrs Neat contracted Dengue Fever, both returned home, still suffering from the effects of the disease and Mrs Neat contracted a relapse from which she never rallied. The deceased will be missed by many residents here as she was noted for generosity to all in times of trouble. Our deepest sympathy goes out to Mr. Neat and family in their sad bereavement. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 28 May 1926 p 18

NEAT. —May 18, 1926, at her residence, Walker street, Helensburgh, Mary Jane Neat, beloved wife of Edwin Neat, and mother of Annie, Joseph, and William. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Thursday 20 May 1926 p 8

b. abt 1874 d. 9/7/1909 br. Wollongong

m. Charles Neaves (26/2/1867 Wollongong – 13/1/1941 Unanderra Son of Edward Neaves & Isabella Jackson *) 6/8/1890 Wollongong

f. John J Massey m. Mary

1. (m) Alfred E Neaves b. 1891 Wollongong
2. (m) Henry Herbert Neaves b. 1892 Wollongong d. 1933
3. (m) Edward G Neaves b. 1898 Wollongong
4. (m) John J Neaves b. 1900 Wollongong
5. (f) Isabella G Neaves b. 1902 Wollongong (William G Hurt 1917)
6. (f) Mary H Neaves b. 1905 Wollongong
7. (f) Emma F Neaves b. 1909 Wollongong

NEAVES.—The Friends of Mr. CHARLES NEAVES  and FAMILY are kindly invited to attend the  Funeral of his late beloved WIFE, and their affectionate  MOTHER ; to leave the residence of Mrs. Thomas Kelly (Meadowlands), TO-MORROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON,  at 2.15, for Church of England Cemetery, Wollongong. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 10 July 1909 p 26

http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/a/g/o/Michaela-Agostini-/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0766.html  

b. 1872 York d. 13/5/1926 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. Henry Joseph Neaves (1874 Wollongong -21/7/1916 Unanderra Son of Edward Neaves & Isabella Jackson *) 1895 Wollongong

f. Charles Shaw m. Eliza *

Ship: Smyrna 1878

1. (m) Charles E Neaves b. 1898 Wollongong
2. (m) Henry Francis Neaves b. 1899 Wollongong d. 1983
3. (f) Hannah E Neaves b. 1901 Wollongong
4. (m) Jack Ernest Neaves b. 1902 Wollongong d. 1983
5. (f) Unknown Neaves

MRS. HENRY NEAVES.

Death has claimed a highly respected resident of Unanderra in the person of Mrs Henry Neaves, who passed away at the Wollongong Hospital yesterday,   after a brief illness, aged 56 years. The late Mrs Neaves is survived by three sons and two daughters. Her   husband was accidentally killed some years ago. The remains will be interred in the Wollongong cemetery this afternoon.Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 14 May 1926 p 2

b. 1879 Wollongong d. 1963 Wollongong

m. George Albert Neaves (1879 Wollongong – 15/6/1965 Fairy Meadow Son Of George Neaves & Mary Ann Payne *) 1900 Wollongong

f. Joseph Burgess m. Emma *

1. (m) Albert George Neaves b. 1900 Woonona d. 1978
2. (f) Myrtle V Neaves b. 1901 Woonona
3. (m) Cyril J Neaves b. 1903 Woonona d. 1904 Wollongong
4. (f) Ada B Neaves b. 1905 Woonona
5. (f) Elsie I Neaves b. 1907 Woonona

Living at Tarrawanna in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic. Husband a labourer.

UNANDERRA.

Recently there have been two quiet weddings here— Mr. G. Neaves to Miss Burgess South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Saturday 17 March 1900 p 10

b. 18/6/1832 Elgin Morayshire Scotland d. 17/2/1920 Unanderra br. Old Wollongong Cemetery

m. Edward Neaves (8/2/1805 Cobham-8/4/1881 Berkeley Son of William Neaves & Lydia) 8/11/1846 Wollongong

f. William Jackson m. Isabella James *

Convict Permission to Marry Index 1846 Wollongong

Ship: ? (came free)

1. (m) George Neaves b. 15/12/1846 Berkeley Estate Lake Illawarra d. 27/8/1925 Port Kembla (Mary Anne Payne * 1874)
2. (f) Elizabeth Neaves b. 2/10/1848 Five Islands d. 1931 (Thomas Elliott 1887)
3. (m) Edward Neaves b. 1/1/1851 Berkeley Estate Lake Illawarra d. 13/3/1855 Wollongong
4. (f) Ann N Neaves b. 26/6/1853 Berkeley Estate Lake Illawarra d. 1942 Bega (John Abraham 1875 )
5. (f) Caroline Neaves b. 11/11/1855 Berkeley Estate Lake Illawarra d. 1948 North Strathfield (William James 1875) cousin
6. (m) William Neaves b.1858 Berkeley Estate Lake Illawarra d. 23/7/1902 Elsey Station Katherine NT (Elizabeth H Robins 1890)
7. (f) Matilda Neaves b. 1860 Berkeley Estate Lake Illawarra 14271/1861 d. 10/1/1862 Wollongong aged 1 and 6 mths
8. (f) Isabella Neaves b. 1862 Berkeley Estate Lake Illawarra d. abt 1937Mt Kembla (Henry Leahanay 1894)
9. (f) Catherine Neaves b. 1864 Berkeley Estate Lake Illawarra 16857/1865 (Victor Nelson 1886)
10. (m) Charles Neaves b. 1867 Berkeley Estate Lake Illawarra d. 13/1/1941 Unanderra (Emma Jane Massey * 1890)
11. (f) Frances Neaves b. 1869 Berkeley Estate Lake Illawarra
12. (m) Edward Neaves b. 1871 Berkeley d. 14/5/1954 Casino (Clara Evangeline Swift 1900)
13. (m) Henry Joseph Neaves b. 1874 Berkeley Estate Lake Illawarra d. 21/7/1916 Unanderra ( Hannah Mary Shaw * 1895)

http://www.geni.com/people/Edward-Neaves/6000000011290628055

http://johnlisle.us/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I40661&tree=stedman_uk

UNANDERRA— FIGTREE
Obituary.

On Tuesday last Mrs Isabella Neaves, one of the oldest and most respected pioneers of the district, passed away, aged 88 years. She was closely associated with the early history of Illawarra and saw many changes. There is a reference to William Neaves, a son of deceased, in Mrs Aeneas Gunn's famous book ' We of the Never Never '. Mr George Neaves, Five Islands, is the eldest son. Other members of the family are:-Charles and Edward Neaves, Mrs W. James, Mrs H. Lehaney, Mrs Elliot, Mrs Nelson and Mrs Abrahams. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 20 February 1920 p 2

b. abt 1817

m. Edward Neaves

Convict Permission to Marry Index 1939 Wollongong

(no place of birth or ship listed)

b. 26/9/1846 Kangaroo Point Qld V18463023 33A/1846 d. 24/11/1923 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. George Neaves (15/12/1846 Berkeley -27/8/1925 Port Kembla Son of Edward Neaves & Isabella Jackson *) 21/1/1874 Fairy Meadow

f. John Payne m. Frances Ann Ross *

1. (f) Matilda Frances Neaves * b. 1874 Berkeley 21605/1874 d. 1954 Wollongong ( Robert Jolliffe 1897)
2. (m) John Neaves b. 1876 Berkeley 22545/1876 d. 1893 Wollongong
3. (m) Edward H Neaves b. 1877 Berkeley 23170/1877
4. (m) George Albert Neaves b. 1879 Berkeley 26206/1879 d. 1965 Wollongong (Hannah Matilda Burgess * 1900)
5. (m) William Alfred E Neaves b. 8/4/1881 Berkeley 18870/1881 d. 1960 Wollongong (Rebecca Ann Rawnsley * 1900)
6. (f) Edith M Neaves b. 1883 Berkeley 21058/1883
7. (f) Mary Ann Neaves b. 1884 Berkeley 22921/1884 (Alfred Ashton)
8. (f) Frances M Neaves b. 1886 Berkeley 24388/1886 (William Hooper)
9. (m) Charles Allan Ross Neaves b. 1889 Berkeley 24347/1889 d. 1971 Sydney (Emily Fairall)
10. (f) Isabella I Neaves b. 1891 Berkeley 38580/1891 (Albert Burgess)

Living at Five Islands in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties.

NEEVES—PAYNE.—On the 21st January, at the Episcopal Church, Fairy Meadow, by the Rev. T. C. Ewing, Rural Dean, George, eldest son of Mr Edward Neeves, Lake Illawarra, to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. John Payne, Tarawanna, Fairy Meadow. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 30 January 1874 p 2

OBITUARY.

The death occurred on Friday night last of Mrs Geo. Neaves, of Lake Illawarra. The deceased was the eldest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John Payne, and had lived all her life in this district, where she had a wide circle of friends. Fifty years ago when her marriage took place she went to reside at Lake Illawarra and resided there ever since. She is survived by a husband and large grown-up family, to whom we offer our deepest sympathy.  The funeral on Sunday moved from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. A. Ashton, Stewart Street, Wollongong, for the Wollongong cemetery, where the internment took place in the presence of a large number of mourning relatives and friends. The late Mrs. Neaves was a well known contralto singer in her younger days.  Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 30 November 1923 p 9

There passed away last Saturday morning at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Alf Ashton, Mrs. Geo. Neaves,   of Five Islands. She was the oldest daughter of the late John Payne, for many years Mayor of North Illawarra.   She will be remembered by the older   residents, states one, as the premier contralto singer of that time in the district. She is survived by a large   family.  South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 30 November 1923 p 13

b. 1880 Wollongong d. 17/4/1953 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. William Alfred Edward Neaves (8/4/1881 Berkeley-16/6/1960 Port Kembla Son of George Neaves & Mary Ann Payne *) 13/4/1901 Primitive Methodist Parsonage Wollongong

f. William Rawnsley m. Rosanna Simpson *

1. (m) Cecil Neaves b. 1901 Port Kembla d Corrimal (Annie Killkelly)
2. (f) Alice Grace Neaves b. 5/2/1904 Port Kembla d Port Kembla (Stanley McIntosh 1935)
3. (m) Jack E Neaves b. 24/11/1905 Port Kembla d Port Kembla (Gladys Allen)
4. (f) Lily F Neaves b. 24/10/1907 Port Kembla ( Francis Morgan 1925)
5. (m) William Neaves b. 11/6/1910 Port Kembla d 18.07.1983 ( Edith Neaves 1929)
6. (m) Stanley Neaves b. 12/6/1912 Port Kembla d. 18/2/1975 Warrawong (Thelma Nolan)
7. (f) Ethel May Neaves b. 1914 Port Kembla (Henry Cram 1937)
8. (m) Arthur Neaves b. 1918 Port Kembla d. 15/8/1979 Port Kembla

Living at Tarrawanna in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

OBITUARY
MRS. R. NEAVES.

Mrs. Rebecca Neaves, 72, of O'Donnel Street. Port Kembla, died in Wollongong District Hospital yesterday. She was the wife of Mr. William Alfred Neaves and the mother of Cecil, Jack, Bill, Stanley, Ethel (Mrs. H. Cram of Corrimal) and Arthur. The funeral will leave Parsons Funeral Parlour today for the Church of England cemetery, Wollongong. Illawarra Daily Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1950 - 1954) Saturday 18 April 1953 p 4

OBITUARY
R A NEAVES

Mrs Rebecca Ann Neaves of 21 O'Donnel Street, Port Kembla passed away at the Wollongong. Hospital on. Friday in her seventy second year. The late Mrs. Neaves is survived by her husband; Mr. William Alfred Neaves, and family - Cecil, Jack, Billy Stanley, Ethel (Mrs. H. Cram of Corrimal , and Arthur. She was a sister of Christina (Mrs. Sherman of Balgownie), and Arthur Rawnsley (of Enfield).. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Thursday 23 April 1953 p 23

m. John Needham 16/6/1845 Wollongong

Both resident Wollongong

1. (m) John Needham b. 14/4/1846 Charcoal V18462226 63/1846
2. (f) Mary Needham b. 19/9/1847 Wollongong V18473609 64/1847
3. (m) Ambrose Needham b. 1848 RC Sydney St James’V1848747 65/1848
4. (m) James Needham b. 1850 RC Sydney St James’ V1850812 141/1850
5. (m) Dominic Needham b. RC Sydney St James’ V18533485 141/1853

Her husband was a commission agent in Sydney refer to Jane Ryan

b. 1873 Wollongong 20749/1873 d. 1923 Hay

m. James A Neely (-) 1894 Woonona

f. William Bennet m. Jane *

1. (f) Gladys I Neely b. 1895 Glebe 22227/1895 

b. 1874 Wollongong 21575/1874 d. 22/8/1951 Wollongong br. Mt Kembla

m. John George Nees (abt 1868 - 31/7/1902 Mt Keira Mine Son of George H Nees & Mary A) 1894 Wollongong

f. Robert Benjamin m. Susannah Stanbridge *

1. (f) Mabel P Benjamin/ Nees b. 1893 Wollongong 39248/1893 (David J Wotton 1912)
2. (f) Isabella Mabel Nees b. 1895 Wollongong 9106/1895 (George Lay 1926)
3. (m) George H Nees b. 1896 Wollongong 18059/1896 
4. (f) Sarah Rebecca Nees b. 1898 Wollongong 36050/1898 (Albert M Creamer 1933)
5. (f) Elizabeth J Nees b. 1900 Wollongong 27882/1900 (John C Lewis 1922)
6. (m) Albert Charles Nees b. 1902 Wollongong 27981/1902 
7. (m) Norman K Benjamin (?) b. 1906 Wollongong 30525/1906 

MRS. R. NEES

Mrs. Rebecca Nees died in the Wollongong Hospital on Wednesday night, aged 76.

Her husband, George Nees was killed in the Mount Kembla disaster, during the early part of the present century.

She is survived by the following members of her family Mabel (Mrs. D. Wotton), Belle (Mrs. G. Lay), Punchbowl George (Wollongong), Sarah (Mrs. P. Creamer), Elizabeth (Mrs. J. Lewis), Albert (Woonona).

Her brother, Mr. Benjamin and sister, Mrs. Slow, reside at Mount Kembla.

Mrs. Nees was a keen and active church worker. Her association with St. Mark's Church of England, West Wollongong extended over a lengthy period.

She had held, an executive position with the St. Mark's Women's Guild for a number of years, and had been a district visitor and had also assisted with various other church organisations.

The funeral will leave St. Mark's Church of England following a service, for Mount Kembla Church of England cemetery. The Rev. Richards Rector of St. Mark's, will officiate. Illawarra Daily Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1950 - 1954) Friday 24 August 1951 p 4

b. 1871 Sydney d. 25/9/1908 Rooty Hill br. Rookwood

m. Herbert Augustus Hutchinson Neich (1870 Parramatta 3/7/1952 West Ryde Son of Augustus Neich & Jane Roberts ) 30/3/1893 Granville

f. John Ford Rae m. Ellen

1. (f) Eileen M Neich b. 1894 Granville
2. (f) Rita Neich b. 1899 Granville

Living at Bulli in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Charge of Adultery.

Adultery was the ground upon which Edith Eliza Neich, formerly Rae, sought a divorce from Herbert Augustus Richardson Neich in the Divorce Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Simpson. They were married in March, 1893. An appearance was entered on behalf of the respondent but cthere was no answer.

Petitioner said she knew her husband seven years before she married him. After marriage they lived four or five years at Granville, where he had a store. After that they lived at the Exchange Hotel, Pitt and Bridge streets, of which her husband was licensee. They lived there till 1900. There were two children of the marriage. About 18 months before their separation in, January, 1900, there were disagreements. . He used to leave home about 7 p.m., and return about half past ten and he used to take exception to her asking him where he had been. She went out one evening, and he asked her where she had been. She said at her sister's. He said she was a liar, and she would have to go, and if she refused he would sell out and leave her, and the children to starve. They separated, and an agreement was drawn up. She went to live with her mother at Newtown. He allowed her £2 a week, and £3 when she was ill.

Evidence was given in support of the charge of adultery against respondent. The alleged misconduct was said to have taken place at a hotel in Oxford-street with a barmaid.

A decree nisi was granted, returnable in three months. The Australian Star (Sydney, NSW : 1887 - 1909) Tuesday 16 June 1903 Page 6

m. Edward Coomer Neich ( - 29/10/1915 Parramatta Son of Emanuel Neich & Mary) 2/2/1871 Wollongong 3851/1871

f. Frederick Reynolds Coles m. Eliza Clarissa/Clara Smith *

On the 2nd instant, by special license, at St. Michael's Church, Wollongong, by the Rev. T. C. Ewing, EDWARD, third son of Mr. EMANUEL NEICH, of Burwood, to SARAH, eldest daughter of FREDERICK R. COLES, Esq., of Wollongong. No cards.  The Sydney Morning Herald 8 February 1871

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (f) Ellen Neil b. 1893 Woonona

m. William Neil

1. (f) Ellen Neil b. 1888 Woonona 25825/1888
2. (f) Martha Neil b. 1891 Woonona 38956/1891
3. (m) William Neil b. 1892 Woonona 39628/1892
4. (f) Wilhamena M Neil b. 1893 Woonona 39880/1893

m. John Neil

1. (m) John Neil b. 1893 Kiama

Living at Terralong St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties Husband a quarry manager.

m. Michael Neiland 847 RC St Mary’s Sydney 800/1847 V1847800 95

1. (f) Elizabeth Neiland b. 3/101/1857 Shoalhaven bp Kiama RC
2. (m) James Patrick Nilan b. 1/2/1860 Shoalhaven bp Kiama RC

Husband a settler and farmer

Living at Darkes Rd Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. abt 1844 Kerry Ireland d. 4/10/1910 Fairy Meadow br. Wollongong

m. Timothy Nelligan (abt 1844- 17/12/1897 Mt Pleasant )

f. Daniel m. Johanna

Ship: Cuzco 1889

1. (f) Catherine Nelligan * b. abt 1869 Kerry d. 25/5/1951 (James Gleeson 1892)
2. (m) David Nelligan b. abt 1870 Kerry
3. (f) Mary Minnie Nelligan b. abt 1871 Kerry d. 7/10/1954 br. Wollongong
4. (m) Thomas Nelligan b. abt 1873 Kerry
5. (f) Johanna Nelligan b. abt 1874 Kerry d. 16/3/1942
6. (f) Ellen Nelligan b. abt 1876 Kerry (Sydney Harvey 1895)
7. (f) Mary Ann Nelligan b. abt 1877 Kerry
8. (m) John Nelligan b. abt 1879 Kerry
9. (m) Michael Nelligan b. abt 1881 Kerry
10. (m) Timothy Nelligan b. abt 1883 Kerry d. 5/2/1917 Mt Kembla mine
11. (f) Julia Nelligan b. abt 1885 Kerry

Electoral Roll 1903 resident Fairy Meadow –Domestic Duties

THE friends of the late Mrs. CATHERINE NELLIGAN are kindly invited to attend her FUNERAL, which will leave her late Residence, Gwynneville, on TOMORROW AFTERNOON (Wednesday) at 3 o'clock, for the R.C. Cemetery. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 4 October 1910 p 2

m. Michael Nelligan

1. (f) Catherine Nelligan b. 12/2/1879 Mt Pleasant
2. (f) Ellen Nellingan b. 30/6/1880 Mount Pleasant 27453/1880
3. (m) Daniel Nelligen b. 14/3/1883 Feary Meadows 21024/1883

b. 5/8/1874 Kiama 12771/1874 d. 1966 Kiama

m. George Thomas Nelson 1908

f. John Love m. Catherine Moses *

1. (m) Neville G Nelson b. 1910 Kiama
2. (f) Lucy L Nelson b. 1912 Kiama

Electoral Roll 1903 resident Nethervale Kiama –Domestic Duties

b. 17/1/1878 Bothwell Scotland d. 23/8/1926 Lambton br. Minmi

m. William Nelson (1863 Hamilton Scotland -31/07/1902 Mt Kembla mine Son of Jacob Alexander Nelson & ) 1892 Wollongong

f. John Leckie m. Sarah

1. (f) Sarah Russell Nelson b. 10/01/1893 Wollongong d. 14/02/1930 (William Carson 1911)
2. (m) Jacob Nelson b. 1894 Wollongong d. 30/05/1972 (Elizabeth W Johnston 1918)
3. (f) Fanny Shannon Nelson b. 1896 Wollongong d. 1960 Kurri Kurri (Alfred Difford 1931)
4. (f) Agnes Parkehill Nelson b. 1898 Wollongong d. 1949 Newcastle (Arthur Bennett James 1938)
5. (m) John Robert Nelson b. 1900 Wollongong d. 1965 Lambton (Gwenney Ott 1932)

DEATH OF MRS. NELSON

Kembla Victim's Widow

Mrs. Agnes Nelson, of West Wallsend, died on Monday, morning while on a visit to Lambton. She was 58 years of age.

Mrs. Nelson was a well-liked resident of West Wallsend, having resided there for 23 years.

She came to the town after the Kembla explosion, in which her husband was killed. He was the under-manager. Mrs. Nelson had five young children to care for. The children who survive her are Mrs, Carson, J. Nelson (Lambton), John, Agnes and Fanny Nelson (West Wallsend).

The funeral was held to the West Wallsend cemetery yesterday afternoon, and was largely attended. The Newcastle Sun (NSW : 1918 - 1954) Wednesday 25 August 1926 p 9

b. 1851 Glasgow Scotland d. 8/9/1937 Thirroul br. Bulli

m. George Alexander Nelson (1855 Glasgow Scotland- 6/2/1922 Windy Gulley Wollongong Son of Jacob Nelson & Frances C ) 2/5/1884 Melbourne Vic

f. James Rowat m. Mary McKinlay

1. (f) Mary McKinlay Nelson b. 31/3/1885 Rochford Vic d. 21/5/1963 Hornsby (Thomas Chad 1906)
2. (f) Agnes Nelson b. 1886 d. 1960 (David Lewis 1910)
3. (m) Jacob Alexander Nelson b. 1887 Romsey Vic d. 31/07/1902 Mt Kembla mine
4. (m) James Rowat Nelson b. 1890 Romsey Vic d. 1920 (Mabel Stafford 1914)
5. (m) William John Nelson b. 1892 Vic d. 2/06/1962 (Lilian Peace 1922)
6. (f) Frances Shannon Nelson b. 1894 Romsey Vic d. 1957 (David Aitken 1921)
7. (f) Isabella Nelson b. 1896 d. 1985 (James Drower 1915)

At the residence of her daughter (Mrs. J. Drower) Phillip street, Thirroul, the death occurred on Wednesday of Mrs. Agnes Nelson, relict of the late George Nelson, and mother of Mary (Mrs. Chad), Agnes (Mrs D. Lewis) William (A.I.F.) Frances (Mrs. Aitken), Isabella (Mrs. J. Drower). The deceased who was 86 years of age, formerly resided at Mt. Kembla. The remains were interred in Bulli general cemetery yesterday afternoon. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 10 September 1937 p 16

b. abt 1876 Sydney d. 29/3/1926 Kiama

m. William Nelson

1. (m) Herbert Nelson
2. (f) Annie Nelson b. 1901 Kiama d. 1921 Kiama
3. (m) William Nelson b. 1903 Kiama
4. (f) Florence L Nelson b. 1906 Kiama
5. (f) Valmay G Nelson b. 1911 Kiama d. 1913 Kiama
6. (m) George Nelson b. 1910 Kiama d. 1910 Kiama
7. (f) Ruby M Nelson b. 1913 Kiama

Living at Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Obituary. MRS. ANNIE NELSON. The death occurred in the Kiama Hospital on Monday afternoon of Mrs. Annie Nelson, wife of Mr. Wm. Nelson. The deceased, who was 50 years of age, had been suffering for the past two years with heart trouble and rheumatism, and had been an inmate of the Hospital for about a fortnight, here her daughter, Florrie, affectionately assisted in the nursing. The late Mrs. Nelson was born in Sydney, and had been a resident of Kiama for 35 years. She was devoted to her family in every sense of the term, and her death will leave a vacancy in the home that can never be filled. To mourn her loss she leaves a husband, two sons (Herbert and William) and two daughters (Florence and Ruby), to whom we offer our sympathy. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon from St. Peter's .Church, the Rev. M. P. Malone officiating at the graveside. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 31 March 1926 p 2

b. b. 1859 Wollongong d. 8/10/1944 Hurstville br. Woronora

m. Robert Nelson (abt 1862 York -29/3/1931 Kogarah Son of Hamilton Nelson & Susanna Forsyth *) 1882 Wollongong

f. William Rawnsley m. Rebecca *

1. (m) William H Nelson b. 1884 Wollongong
2. (f) Susanna R Nelson b. 1883 Wollongong d. 1883 Wollongong
3. (f) Florence Nelson b. 1885 Wollongong
4. (f) Eliza Ann Townsend Nelson b. 1895 Qld

Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Nelson, of Croydon Road, Hurstville, died last Sunday, aged 85 years. The Propeller (Hurstville, NSW : 1911 - 1954) Thursday 12 October 1944 p 3

m. Thomas Nelson 1861 Wollongong

b. abt 1835 Ireland d. 7/9/1907 br. Gerringong

m. Andrew Nelson ( 1833 Co Tyrone Ireland - 3/5/1911 Gerringong Son of Andrew Nelson & Catherine Lindsay) 23/9/1856 Jerarra

Ship: Kate 1855

1. (m) John Nelson b. 18/8/1858 Gerringong d. 19/2/1921 Lindfield (Sophia Dunbar McMahon * 1881, Grace Bush 1919 )
2. (f) Mary Jane Nelson * b. 2/5/1860 Gerringong d. 24/3/1932 (James Wallace Sharpe 1882 )
3. (m) James Nelson b. 1/4/1862 Gerringong d. 11/4/1941 Sydney (Catherine Annie Love * 1891)
4. (m) William Nelson b. 22/10/1863 Gerringong d. 28/4/1946 Foxground (Cecilia Sophia Hindmarsh * 1888)
5. (m) George Andrew Nelson b. 19/7/1866 Gerringong d. 8/7/1868 Gerringong
6. (m) Thomas Nelson b. 6/10/1868 Gerringong d. 19/10/1868 Gerringong
7. (m) George Thomas Nelson b. 23/12/1870 Gerringong d. 12/7/1951 Gerringong (Ada Mary Love 1908)

Living at Gerringong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

At Jerrara Vale, on Tuesday, the 23rd instant, by the Rev. S. Wilkinson, Wesleyan Minister, Mr. Andrew Nelson to Miss Catherine Blakeley, both natives of Ireland, and from near Irvinestown, in the County of Fermanagh. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Monday 29 September 1856 p 6

OBITUARY. MRS. ANDREW NELSON. ON Saturday morning, 7th September, just before the dawn, as briefly mentioned in a previous issue, there passed away one where kindly presence and loving comfort had cheered many a sad and sorrowful person in the days when the homes of Gerringong were more scattered than they are now. In Mrs. Andrew Nelson the sick or the needy over found a friend, a warm hearted and unselfish neighbour. Her name was ca household word for benevolence and hospitality, which is left as a heritage to her children, and their children, in its revered memory one indeed, to be proud of. Mrs. Nelson was born its County Tyrone, Ireland, in 1831, and thus had reached the age of 73 years. She sailed from the home country in August, 1855, arriving m Sydney four months later. Shortly after she removed to Omega, where in the following year she was married to Mr. Andrew Nelson. They settled at their farm, “Willow Vale,” living there for 35 years, beloved and respected by all who knew them. Afterwards they removed to “Clairview,” where their golden wedding was celebrated 12 months ago, and where Mrs. Nelson's days were ended. Besides her husband, she left four sons (two sons having died in childhood) and one daughter (Mrs. Jas. Sharpe) to mourn their loss. As a devoted wife and mother, Mrs. Nelson shone the brightest, never for a moment studying her own interests if theirs were to be considered; and little interest was taken in public affairs by her beyond the necessities of those around her in alleviating distress and carrying the balm of her truly Christian sympathy and help, She was a faithful adherent of the Methodist Church, where her place was never vacate unless prevented by domestic duties, or health did not permit; and at the church she attended so long, and in whose cause she had been a liberal and whole hearted worker, a memorial service is to be hold next Sunday by the Rev, 0. Stead. The late Mrs. Nelson during her life had several very severe illnesses, and an attack of pneumonia, a few years ago left her incapacitated for the part she had hitherto willingly taken over her home duties were too great a tax for her feeble strength. A week previous to her death she was stricken with the prevailing epidemic-influenza which her relatives thought with care would be overcome. It was, however, not to be, and, becoming worse, Dr. Fox was called in, pronouncing the case pleurisy and pneumonia. No hope was given of recovery, and not many hours later she passed peacefully away. During her later years the loving care and attention of the whole family, particularly her daughter (Mrs. Sharpe) and granddaughter (Miss May Sharpe), did much to prolong her life, and gave comfort and happiness in her declining years, The funeral took place on Sunday, and the procession was one of the largest over seen in Gerringong, at a 1ast tribute of the affections and esteem in which she was held by all classes of the community… The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Wednesday 18 September 1907 p 2

b. 23/12/1864 Wollongong d. 3/8/1951 Lidcombe

m. Victor Robert Nelson (-) 22/1/1886 Wollongong 5628/1886

f. Edward Neaves m. Isabella Jackson *

1. (m) Roy Edwin Nelson b. 1887 Woonona 25242/1887 d. 1952 Petersham
2. (f) Alma M Nelson b. 1889 Woonona 38472/1891 (Arthur Cochrane 1914)
3. (f) Olga Nelson (Frederick Chase 1917)
4. (f) Irene G Nelson b. 1893 Wollongong 39365/1893
5. (f) Hilda Nelson b. 1896 Wollongong 9007/1896 (Elliott)
6. (m) Victor Keith Nelson b. 1897 Wollongong 36985/1897 d. 1949 Wollongong
7. (m) Harold Wilfred Nelson b. 1900 Helensburgh 31981/1900 d. 1962 Young

Living at Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

NELSON Catherine -August 31951 at her residence, 6 Childs Street, Lidcombe, dearly loved mother of Roy, Alma (Mrs Cochrane) Olga (Mrs Chase) Irene (deceased) Hilda (Mrs Elliott) Keith (deceased) and Harold in her 87^th year. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW: 1842 - 1954) Saturday 4 August 1951 p 44

b. 29/7/1867 Gerringong d. 28/6/1960 Wahroonga br. Gerringong

m. James Nelson (1/4/1862 Gerringong – 11/4/1941 Roseville Son of Andrew Nelson & Catherine Bleakley * ) 17/6/1891 Kiama

f. John Love m. Catherine Moses *

1. (f) Winnie Nelson b. 1892 Gerringong ( George J Black 1921)

Living at Gerringong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nswgdhs/23157.htm

NELSON - LOVE. - On June 17th, at “Nethervale,” the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Herbert Guinness, James, second son of Andrew Nelson, Gerringong, to Annie, eldest daughter of John Love “Nethervale,' Kiama. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 10 July 1891 p 2

b. 18/7/1866 Kiama d. 17/11/1927 Gerringong br. Gerringong

m. William Nelson ( 22/10/1863 Gerringong – 27/4/1946 Foxground Son of Alfred Nelson & Catherine Bleakley) 21/11/1888 Gerringong

f. George John Hindmarsh m. Jane Potter *

1. (f) Ivy Muriel Nelson b. 1889 Kiama d. 1/5/1898
2. (f) Hilda J C Nelson b. 1891 Kiama d. 28/4/1892
3. (f) Elsie I Nelson b. 1894 Kiama

Living at Gerringong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

NELSON-HINDMARSH. - On November 21, at the residence of bride's parents, by the Rev. G. Highway, William, third son of Andrew Nelson, Willow Cottage, Gerringong , to Cecelia Sophia, second daughter of George John Hindmarsh, Ivy Mount, Gerringong. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 14 December 1888 p 2

OBITUARY. MRS. WM.NELSON. The death took place, after several weeks illness, of Mrs. Wm. Nelson at her home, Banksia, Gerringong, on Thursday morning; and district wide sympathy is extended to her grief stricken and devoted husband and daughter, Mrs. Harry Miller, also her sister. Mrs. D. F. Bailey, who has given unwearying affection and nursing care the late Mrs. Nelson was Miss Ceily Hindmarsh, eldest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs. George Hindmarsh. From a mother who trained her daughter in the sterling qualities that made herself beloved and reverenced she inherited the inclination to help in church and benevolent work in which for many years she took the keenest interest. During the war the late Mrs. Nelson was deeply concerned in Red Cross activities, and has been president of the Gerringong Red Cross Branch since its inception until she died, for it is one of the few country branches that still carry on. For a couple of years her health has been failing, hut her interest has never slackened. Behind a natural reserve a deep friendship and great kindliness existed, and outside her immediate   family circle many will sincerely regret her passing of a true friend, the warmth of whose greeting was ever the same, and in her home the loss of one of the best as wife and mother will be sadly felt. Sympathy is also extended to the deceased lady's brother, Mr. M. J. Hindmarsh and her other sisters Mesdames D. Richardson and S. Pottie. The funeral took place on Friday afternoon in the Methodist portion of Gerringong cemetery, a large and representative district attendance present, the Rev. F. Todd officiating at the graveside. Many beautiful flowers covered the coffin as a last expression of respect and esteem. Kiama Independent (NSW : 1947 - 1954) Wednesday 18 July 1951 p 3

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nswgdhs/18382.htm

b. 1885 d. 7/6/1950 Belfield b. Rookwood

m. Louis Henry Nelson (abt 1882 -1951 Belfield ) 1900 Sydney

f. James Thompson m. Mary

1. (f) Louisa W H Nelson b. 1900 Helensburgh d. 1901 Granville
2. (f) Alma Nelson
3. (f) Yvonne Nelson

m. Charles Nelson 1891 Glebe

1. (f) Lena Nelson b. 1894 Helensburgh

Living at Jamberoo in 1903 Electoral Roll – Music teacher

b. abt 1834 Irvinestown Co Tyrone Ireland d. 8/6/1906 Kangaroo Valley br. Kangaroo Valley

m. Thomas Nelson (22/3/1839 Makenny Tyrone Ireland- 12/10/1899 Kangaroo Valley) 1860 Irvinestown Fermanagh Ireland

f. John Moffitt m. Mary Irvine

Ship: St Hilda 1865

1. (f) Mary Jane Nelson b. 11/5/1861 Enniskillen Fermanagh d. 15/10/1942 Kangaroo Valley (James Chittick 1885)
2. (m) Andrew Nelson b. 1863 Irvinestown d. 17/7/1943 Nowra (Florence Pethebridge 1904)
3. (m) John Nelson b. 26/8/1865 Gerringong d. 30/8/1941 Nowra (Susannah Keys 1885)
4. (f) Catherine Elizabeth Nelson * b. 18/7/1867 Gerringong d. 15/7/1919 Gerringong (William John Chittick 1890)
5. (f) Margaret Nelson b. 19/5/1869 Toolijoola d. 10/10/1944 Gerringong (Robert Chittick 1902)
6. (m) Thomas Henry Nelson b. 5/11/1872 Gerringong d. 20/6/1932 Nowra (Margaret Ann Huxley 1899)
7. (m) James Nelson b. 8/12/1874 Gerringong d. 8/12/1874 Gerringong
8. (m) David Alexander Nelson b. 21/12/1875 Gerringong d. 3/7/1961 Kangaroo Valley (Ethel Mary Cox 1905)
9. (m) William James Nelson b. 17/11/1877 Kiama d. 6/12/1947 Kangaroo Valley (Annie Johnson 1901)
10. (m) Irvine Stewart Nelson b. 1879 Gerringong d. 8/9/1920 Barrengarry (Ellen Ada Watson 1904)

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nswgdhs/24758.htm

b. 27 /9/1857 Riversdale Kiama 7563/1875 d. 31/8/ 1906 Woolloomooloo br. Gore Hill

m. John Nelson (1858 Gerringong – 19/2/1921 Lindfield Son of Andrew Nelson & Catherine Bleakley *) 1/9/1881 Jamberoo

f. John McMahon m. Mary Waldron *

1. (f) Mary Catherine Sophia Nelson b. 16/7/1882 Jamberoo d. 30/7/1961 Epping (William Nelson Short 1907)
2. (f) Grace L Nelson b. 1883 Kiama
3. (m) John A W Nelson b. 1885 Kiama
4. (f) Eva Muriel Nelson b. 1887 Jamberoo d. 1939 Sydney
5. (f) Frances Lilian Nelson b. 1893 Kiama (Laycock)
6. (f) Gladys Effie Engleheart Nelson b. 1895 Kiama (Fryer)
7. (m) Reginald Carlyle Nelson b. 1896 Kiama
8. (m) Claude William James Nelson b. 1900 Kiama

Living at Jamberoo in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Husband a storekeeper and postmaster at Jamberoo

OBITUARY. THE LATE Mrs. JOHN NELSON. Our last issue mentioned the serious condition of Mrs. Nelson, who had been removed from her home at Jamberoo to Dr. Pope's private hospital to be under the care of a specialist, as her eyes became seriously affected, Meningitis supervening an attack of gastric influenza was the   verdict of the doctors called in consultation, and little hope was given of her recovery from the dread complaint, to which she succumbed, passing peacefully away on Friday morning. Everything that loving care and attention could do was done by her devoted husband and children, and expert medical advice obtained to alleviate her suffering and avert the calamity that has overtaken   them in their great loss. Mrs. Nelson, only 49 years of age, was the mother of a large family, and the loss of her affectionate care and self forgetfulness where they were concerned will mean a void in their lives that can never be filled. She was highly esteemed by all who knew her for her many kindly and sterling qualities, but her home was her kingdom, and her greatest sphere of usefulness in the duties there, with a keen regard for her children's spiritual and physical welfare. In church work she took a genuine interest, and her help was ever readily and heartily given at any function in its aid. Of a sympathetic   disposition, her practical compassion was   manifested to the poor and needy and the   sick and afflicted. Mrs. Nelson was buried at the beautiful Gore Hill cemetery, North Shore, according to the rites of the Methodist Church, on Saturday at 10 o'clock, and all the family (who had gone to Sydney when the worst was known) sorrowfully returned to Jamberoo that evening. Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to Mr. Nelson and family in their great bereavement, and the regard in which they are held throughout the district makes the regret on their behalf wide- spread and sincere. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 4 September 1906 p 2

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b. abt 1839 Lancashire d. 8/8/1910 Gympie Qld

m. Hamilton Nelson (abt 1838 Lancashire- 8/11/1913 Gympie Qld Son of Robert Hamilton )

f. Thomas Forsyth m. Susannah Todd

Ship: Lochee 1878

1. Richard Nelson b. abt 1859 York d. 1916 Qld (Ann Maria Howe 1883)
2. Robert Nelson b. abt 1862 York d. 29/3/1931 Kogarah (Ann Elizabeth Rawnsley * 1882)
3. Thomas Nelson b. abt 1864 Haverigg Cumberland d. 1934 Redcliffe Qld (Elizabeth Jane Parkyn)

William Brownlee v. Hamilton Nelson and wife, for £200. for slander. . . '

Mr. O'Meara, instructed by Messrs. Owen and May, appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. Woodward for defendants.

Mr. O'Meara having stated the case, called Plaintiff, who said he was deputy in connection with the Mount Pleasant Colliery, occasionally having control over 150 men ; his was a position' of trust, and such being the case, any damage to his character was likely to be injurious to him ; he had been in the position about nine years, and had received a gratuity in addition to his wages, his employers being so well pleased with his services ; he was of most temperate habits, and had never been w- - — g with Mrs. Forsythe, as stated by defendants ; such had never taken place between him and Mrs.' Forsythe, either before her husband or at any other time ; there was not a word of truth in the accusation, nor in that made by defendants to the effect that he and Mrs. Forsythe had been drinking and w——–g on the Mount Pleasant tramway ; he had never drank a drop of liquor on the tramway with any person ; he had been on good terms with defendants.

Ralph Forsythe deposed that Mrs. Nelson (who was witness' sister) had stated that Brownlee was continually drinking and w——-g with his(witness') wife ; that they were at it sometimes all night, and that, she (Mrs. Nelson) had seen through the window improper intercourse taking place between Brownlee and his (witness') wife ; he and his sons and the Nelsons were working at a cutting on the Mount Kembla railway line, and on Monday, 9th May, young Nelson insulted him, and they had a fight over it ; Nelson and his wife then made the same slanderous statements regarding Brownlee and Mrs. Forsythe ; he afterwards told Brownlee about the remarks, and the latter took proceedings.

George Forsythe, son of the last witness, corroborated the evidence of his father regarding the row and remarks at the cutting. Hamilton Nelson said there was not a word of truth in the statements made by Forsythe and his son ;on the forenoon of Monday, 9th May, at the cutting, Forsythe insulted ono of his (witness') sons and a fight ensued between the two ; this occurred on account of Forsythe on the previous Saturday night having called his (Nelson's) wife a wh—; on the morning his son taxed Forsythe with what he had said about his mother on the Saturday night, and the latter at once asked if his (Nelson's) son wanted to fight the two then went at each other immediately ; not a' word was said about Brownlee or Mrs. Forsythe on the occasion ; the affair arose out of him (Nelsen)' having requested payment of £13 Forsythe owed him ; he always looked upon Mr. Brownlee as a respectable man, and never said a word to the contrary concerning him;- neither did his wife on the occasion referred to, nor at any other time, so far as he was aware ; on the contrary, it was Forsythe that had spoken to him disrespectfully about Mr. Brownlee ; Forsythe told him on one occasion that as he (Forsythe) was lighting the fire one morning, he saw Brownlee through the tail of his eye peeping in at the window, but that on going out he could find no person ; Forsythe was the worse for liquor when he insulted witness' son on the forenoon at the cutting ; a man named William Williams was present all through the affair, and John Larkins heard the first of it.

Mrs. Nelson denied having ever on any occasion said that any improper conduct had taken place between Brownlee and Mrs. Forsythe ; she had seen Mr. Brownlee playing with Mrs. Forsythe, by taking her handkerchief out of her pocket, but no more ; he also took a handkerchief out of witness' pocket at the same time, a liberty she did not care about ; the prosecution rose through her husband wanting payment of £13 Forsythe owed him for paying for his (Forsythe's) passage to this colony from England; instead of paying the £13, Forsythe turned insolvent,- and caused the present proceedings to be taken.

Richard Nelson, a son of the former witness, said he never heard her at any time make the remarks referred to concerning Mr. Brownlee.

Robert Nelson, another son, deposed that Forsythe while drunk, insulted him on the road on Saturday night, 7th May, and that he (witness) demanded an explanation from him about the matter on Monday ; he called witness' mother a w—- , and that was why witness wanted an explanation from him ; instead of explaining, Forsythe at once asked him if he wanted to fight, and commenced at him, and they both then fell to at it; not a word was said all through about Mr. Brownlee

Mary Forsythe said she was Ralph Forsythe's wife, and that Mrs. Nelson had said to her in private several times that she was in the habit of w——g and drinking with Brownlee.

His Honor said that it was most painful for him to have to decide in a case where the evidence was so conflicting. He would regret very much being wrong in his opinion, but he deemed it his duty to give a decision in the matter, and as he was inclined to believe the statements of Forsythe and his wife rather than those of the other side, he gave plaintiff a verdict for £20 damages and costs, including that of four witnesses.

Mr. Woodward requested that his Honor should permit the case to be re-heard before a jury. His Honor said he could not see the way clear to do so, as that course was not taken in the first instance, as might have been. He should regret very much being wrong in his decision ; but he could not see anything to cause him to change it.

In the event, however, of certain conditions being complied with by defendants, in regard to the payment of the damages and taxed costs, he would grant an application for a new trial, should such be made. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 28 June 1881 p 2

NELSON.— In loving memory of Susanna, the beloved wife of Hamilton Nelson, who died at Lo street, August 8th, 1910.

Although your hand we cannot clasp
Your face we cannot see ;
But let this little token tell
We still remember thee.

Inserted by her loving husband, son. and family, Hamilton and Thomas Nelson. Gympie Times and Mary River Mining Gazette (Qld. : 1868 - 1919) Tuesday 6 August 1912 p 2

b. 14/1/1855 Drumbulcan Fermanagh d. 12/8/1943 Kangaroo Valley br. Kangaroo Valley

m. John Nelson ( abt 1866 Gerringong -30/8/1941 Nowra Son of Thomas Nelson & Mary Moffitt) 28/9/1885 at the Moffitt residence at Toolijooa

f. James Keys m. Mary Fletcher

Ship: Clyde 1880

Occupation: Domestic Servant

1. (f) Daisy M Nelson b 1897 Kangaroo Valley (Gustavus E Chittick 1923)

Mrs. S. NELSON

Last Thursday at Kiama hospital the death took place of Mrs Susannan Nelson, widow of the late John Nelson, of Kangaroo Valley, and mother of Daisy (Mrs G. E. Chittick, Alne Bank, Gerringong) aged 82 years. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 20 August 1943 p 10

b. 28/8/1847 Riversdale Kiama d. 20/10/1928 Sydney

m. John Dykes Nesbit (15/11/1845 Glasgow Scotland – 23/6/1892 Coolabah Son of James Nisbet & Sarah Napier Thomson) 19/6/1873 Riversdale Kiama

f. James Robb m. Agnes Frances McIntosh *

1. (f) Edith Agnes Nesbit b. 02/4/1874 Riversdale Kiama d. 23/1/1915 Sydney
2. (m) Arthur John Nesbit b. 27/7/1875 Cliff Cottage Pyrmont d. 15/1/1953 Manly (Martha Stevenson 1910)
3. (f) Mabel Evelyn Nesbit b. 30/4/1877 Pyrmont d. 11/9/1877 Pyrmont
4. (m) Norman James Nesbit b. 23/10/1881 Riversdale Kiama d. 30/12/1943 Cremorne ( Margaret Charlotte Cameron 1935)
5. (f) Muriel Nesbit b. 13/4/1883 Memmagong Station Young d. 13/10/1963 Gerringong ( William Ernest Miller 1903)
6. (f) Irene Elsie Nesbit b. 20/12/1884 Memmagong Station Young d. 30/11/1979 Sydney (George Alexander Keith 1939)
7. (m) Harold Thomson Nesbit b. 29/8/1886 Memmagong Station Young d. 5/4/1941 Orange ( Iris Lilian Woodhill 1917)
8. (m) Edgar Stanley Nesbit b. 14/11/1887 Marrickville d. 29/3/1962 Sydney ( Mabel Annie Cocks 1916)

m. William Nesbit

1. (m) James Nesbit b. 1858 Wollongong 13534/1858

b. 5/5/1872 Five Islands 19627/1872 d. 1952 Campsie

Unmarried or no father listed (her uncle Michael Lahiff is the father see Kate Lahiff)

m. Edward Wilson Nesbitt (abt 1872 -13/12/1927 RPA Hospital Son of William K Nesbitt & Mary) 1914 Sydney

f. John Joseph Shannon m. Catherine Kelley *

1. (m) William James Shannon/Lahiff b. 1897 Woonona 8742/1897 d. 19/6/1966 Campsie under Lahiff
2. (m) Gregory John Shannon b. 1899 Sydney d. 1976 under Lahiff
3. (m) Frederick John Lahiff d. 1983
4. (m) Cecil Edward Nesbitt b.

A WOLLONGONG ASSAULT CASE
Disgraceful Disclosures

At the Wollongong Police Court yesterday (before Mr. G. Maunsell, P M.) Clarinda Shannon was charged with having assaulted Kate Lahiff on the 18th inst.

Mr Russel for complainant Defendant pleaded guilty.

Mr. Russell said he desired his Worship to hear the facts of the case before dealing with it. He strongly objected to the attempt made by defendant to suppress the facts by her plea of guilty.

Complainant had been subjected to systematic cruelty by defendant for a considerable time, which had culminated in the assault compained of.

His Worship decided to hear evidence before dealing with the case.

Complainant deposed that she was the wife of Michael Lahiff, having been married to him on the 12th April, 1887, at Tumut ; she was his second wife ; she lived on good terms with her husband until March, 1895, when defendant, who was a niece of her husband's deceased wife, came to her house; shortly after defendant's arrival she noticed improprieties between her and her husband, which she enumerated ; after defendant had been at her house a short time her relations with her husband were not as happy as they were before her arrival ; on one occasion, in May, 1895, when she was going into her bedroom, where her husband and defendant were, her husband said if she went in she would not go out alive ; she had not occupied her bedroom since then ; defendant and her husband had occupied her bedroom continually since then, excepting some time when defendant was in Sydney ; she had been subjected to repeated acts of cruelty by defendant and also by her husband ; they had both frequently thrown water over her and also over her bed ; she had not received sufficient food for a long time, as defendant kept it locked up against her ; defendant had also put filth upon her bed clothes ; defendant also used threatening language to her ; she. said she would do away with her if she could, and would have the place to herself when she got rid of her ; defendant had struck her on previous occasions, and on one occasion threw her down and cut her head ; her husband saw defendant strike her one Sunday, and never attempted to protect her ; her husband struck her upon one occasion, dislocating her jaw, and the doctor had to be called in ; defendant and her husband had often thrown cow dung through the window at her defendant went to Sydney in September, 1895, and whilst she was away she received the letter produced in her hand writing addressed to her husband, which she opened ; defendant was sick whilst she was in Sydney and also for some time after she returned ; on the 18th of this month she took some meat out of the safe, when defendant said she would let the flies get at it and spoil it ; she told her she would not and threw a small bag at her, when she struck her on the head ; since she had issued the summons, defendant wanted to settle the case, saying that if she was brought before the Court she would plead guilty, and that her husband would pay whatever fine was inflicted ; she received no money from her husband, and had no means whatever ; she was afraid defendant would do her some injury.

Michael Lahiff, examined by Mr. Russell, deposed that complainant was his wife, and that they had lived together as man and wife for some years ; shortly after defendant came to his house his wife made complaints to him, which were unfounded ; he declined to answer the question as so whether or not he was cohabiting with defendant; his wife ceased to occupy his bedroom shortly after the arrival of defendant ; but he declined to say whether or not the latter took her place ; defendant went to Sydney in September, 1895, to go to service ; he did not know whether or not it was for any other purpose ; he received letters from defendant whilst she was in Sydney, but did not show them to his wife ; did not remember the contents of the letters ; sent her some money from her father whilst she was in Sydney, but sent none of his own ; had seen lots of rows between defendant and his wife, and had repeatedly had rows with his wife himself ; slapped his wife on the jaw on one occasion, and she ' yelled ' to such an extent that she dislocated it, and the doctor had to reduce the dislocation ; had thrown water over his wife and upon her bed many times, and was present when defendant did so also ; had heard defendant making threats in jesting manner to his wife; did not see any reason why he should remove defendant from his house; defendant and himself had thrown cow dung at his wife frequently ; he declined to resume his conjugal relations with his wife, and that was the cause of the trouble ; he told her that morning that when she came back at night she would find her things outside.

At the request of Mr. Russell, the Bench directed the Clerk of Petty Sessions to read the letter written to last witness by defendant, and intercepted by complainant, whilst she was in Sydney.

The letter was couched in very endearing terms and showed that intimate relations existed between the parties.

Mr. Russell addressed the Bench, contending that the treatment to which complainant had been subjected was such as would justify the Bench in committing defendant for trial.

Defendant was fined £5, with £2 2s professional costs, and 8s 4d costs of court; in default, four months in gaol.

She was also ordered to enter into sureties to keep the peace for six months, herself in £10, and two others in £20 each; in default, one month in gaol. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 27 October 1896 p 2

NESBITT Clarinda Caroline - November 22 1954 at her sons residence 13 Oswald Street Campsie dearly loved mother of William Gregory Frederick and Cecil aged 82 years RIP The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 23 November 1954 p 18

b. 8/5/1880 Jamberoo d. 26/5/1953 Chatswood

m. Alick George Albert Nesbitt (1884 Orange-27/8/1964 Goulburn Son of Edward A Nesbitt & Eliza A ) 1907

f. William James Newton Vidler m. Isabella Georgina Dawes *

1. (m) William E Nesbitt b. 1908 Glebe
2. (f) Dorothy E Nesbitt b. 1910 Camperdown
3. (f) Alma D Nesbitt b. 1912 Kiama
4. (f) Mildred M Nesbitt b. 1914 Kiama
5. (m) Albert C Nesbitt b. 1916 Kiama
6. (m) Richard A Nesbitt b. 1918 Kiama

Living Curramore in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

b. 12/4/1849 bp. CofE Jamberoo Kiama Shoalhaven d. d. 21/1/1934 Camden

m. John Nethery (1845 Brakland Fermanagh Ireland – 1901 Camden Son of Robert Nethery & Frances) 1875 Shoalhaven

f. Thomas Soper m. Martha Noble *

1. (m) Robert John Nethery b. 25/11/1875 Kiama d. 1947 Kyogle
2. (m) Thomas Noble Soper Nethery b. 1877 Shoalhaven d. 1948
3. (f) Frances Letitia Nethery b. 11/12/1878 Kiama d. 1949
4. (f) Mabel Jane Nethery b. 2/10/1880 Kiama d. 6/10/1880 Kiama
5. (f) Martha Violet Nethery b. 2/10/1880 Kiama d. 1968
6. (m) William Charles Nethery b. 3/6/1882 Kiama d. 1951
7. (m) Edward Samuel Nethery b. 22/4/1884 Kiama d. 1935 Kogarah
8. (m) Walter V. Nethery b. 1885 Camden
9. (m) Christopher Nethery b. 1887 Camden
10. (m) Sydney H. Nethery b. 1889 Camden d. 1913 Kyogle

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b. 1842 NSW d. 21/12/1917 Robertson br. Robertson

m. James Nethery (1831 Tyrone Ireland- 20/11/1904 Robertson) 1861 Kiama

f. Thomas Wilson m. Mary Ann Gray *

1. (f) Mary Ann Nethery b. 1864 Kiama 9417/1864 d. 1960
2. (f) Faith Nethery * b. 1866 Woods Point Vic d. 1950 Sutherland (Percy Campbell 1891)
3. (m) Unnamed Nethery b. 1868 Woods Point Vic d. 1868 Woods Point Vic
4. (f) Rebecca Nethery b. 1870 Woods Point Vic d. 1948 (John Johnston 1907)
5. (m) Robert Alexander Nethery b. 1872 Woods Point Vic d. 1908
6. (f) Maria Jane Nethery b. 1975 Woods Point Vic d. 1929 (Andrew J Nethery 1903)
7. (m) James Thomas Nethery b. 1878 Woods Point Vic d. 1922 Granville (Jane Milligan 1907)
8. (m) George Nethery b. 1883 d. 1960

One of the oldest residents of the Robertson district,: Mrs Nethery, relict of the late Mr. James Nethery, passed away on Friday, 21st instant.

The deceased lady, who had reached the age of 75 years, had been ill for about three months, and peacefully expired in the presence of the members of her family. The burial took place in the Church of England cemetery, Robertson. The Scrutineer and Berrima District Press (NSW : 1892 - 1948) Saturday 29 December 1917 p 2

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

With David Chard Neve a carpenter

b. abt 1819 d. 15/11/1899 Annadale br. Wollongong

m. Richard Neven (abt 1816 -19/7/1878) 25/12/1840 Ardrossan Ayr

1. (f) Elizabeth Neven b. abt 1846 d. 8/5/1868 22 yrs

d. 1868 Wollongong

m. James Neville 1863 Wollongong 3188/1863

f. William J Irving m. Catherine

1. (f) Eliza J Neville b. 1864 Wollongong 16435/1864
2. (f) Catherine Neville b. 1868 Wollongong 18137/1868

d. 1890 Port Macquarie

m. Henry Neville (1817 – 1865 Port Macquarie ) 1842 Sydney St Andrews Scots Church

f. Alexander Simms m. Jane

1. (m) John Neville b. 1843 CofE Sydney St James d. 1917 Port Macquarie
2. (m) Henry Neville b. 1846 CofE Sydney St James
3. (m) Josiah Neville b. 1850 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong d. 26/1/1870 Port Macquarie
4. (m) William Neville b. 1853 CofE Sydney St James d. 1931 Port Macquarie
5. (m) James A Neville b. 1858 Sydney d. 17/6/1936

b. b. 29/1/1843 Tyrone Ireland d. 16/4/1940 Dapto

m. James Neville (-1909 Dapto ) 1872 Wollongong

f. John Graham m. Jane McFarland *

Ship: The United Kingdom 1844

1. (f) Ida Ethel May Neville b. 1874 d. 1965 Wollongong
2. (f) Jane Ellen Neville b. 1875 Wollongong
3. (f) Jane Lelia Constance Neville * b. 1880 Wollongong (Harold R Gardiner 1911)
4. (f) Lily Maud Neville * b. 1881 Wollongong (John D McLeod 1930)
5. (m) Charles G Neville b. 1883 Wollongong d. 1884 Wollongong
6. (f) Daisy M L Neville b. 1884 Wollongong
7. (f) Hester Ruth M Neville b. 1886 Wollongong

Living at Avondale in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic duties

On Tuesday, Mr. J. Neville, an old and much respected resident of Avondale, died rather suddenly. Mr. Neville leaves a widow and family of seven daughters ; the sad news reached one member of the family as she was seeing two of the children of Mr. Thomas' in the train to attend the funeral of their mother. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Saturday 25 September 1909 p 8

DEATH OF PIONEER

A link with the pioneering days of the Illawarra district was severed when Mrs. Margaret Neville passed away at the ripe old age of 97 years on June 16th, at her residence, New Dapto Rd., Wollongong. Her husband, the late Mr. James Neville, predeceased her 30 years ago.

The late Mrs. Neville came to Australia in 1844 with her parents when she was one year old, in the sailing ship, 'The United Kingdom,' the voyage occupying six months. Her birth place was Tyrone, Ireland, her husband coming from the same locality.

Her parents settled on the Marshall Mount Estate, in the Illawarra district, on arrival in Australia, and after-wards went to Avondale, where they carried on farming. The deceased remained there until ten years ago, when she took up residence at New Dapto road. She was the youngest of nine children, her only surviving brother passing away recently at the age of 93 years. She had been an ardent adherent of Methodism all her life, being chiefly associated with the Wollongong Circuit. The interment took place in the Wollongong cemetery,.

She is survived by a family of five daughters, vis Misses Ethel, Daisy and Ruth Neville and Mrs. McLeod (Lilly), Harden, and Mrs. Gardiner (Leila), West Australia. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 28 June 1940 p 7

b. abt 1835 d. 1911 Erskineville br. Rookwood

m. Richard Neville (abt 1835-1911 Erskineville) 1860 Wollongong 2885/1860

f. John Clarke

1. (m) John Neville b. 4/6/1861 Wollongong 14385/1861 d. 1872 Redfern
2. (f) Ellen Elizabeth Neville b. 18/11/1862 Wollongong 15194/1862
3. (f) Catherine Mary Neville b. 16/5/1864 Wollongong 16509/1864
4. (f) Sarah Christina Neville b. 25/12/1865 Wollongong (Roderick McCormick 1886)
5. (m) Richard Thomas Neville b. 26/6/1867 Wollongong d. 1944 Granville (Helena Janet Greph 1918)

NEVILLE.-The Friends of the late Mrs. MARY EMMA NEVILLE are kindly invited to attend her Funeral; to move from her residence, 9 Burren-street, Erskineville, THIS DAY, at 1.15 p.m., for Rookwood Cemetery, via Newtown station. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 29 November 1911 Page 15

Woonona School.

On Thursday, the 1st inst, the children attending the Woonona School, and others in the neighbourhood, were entertained at a juvenile tea party, through the: kindness of Mrs Nevin. The number who sat down to tea was about 120, and owing to the bountiful supply of cake, oranges, lollies, &c., the children were greatly delighted. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 6 July 1869 Page 2

b. abt 1843 d. 12/10/1886 Sydney br. RC Rookwood

m. John Nevin (abt 1831 -1913 Petersham)

f. John m. Elizabeth

1. (m) William John Nevin b. 1866 Sydney d. 1947 Darlinghurst
2. (f) Maude Elizabeth Nevin b. 1873 Wollongong
3. (m) Edward Nevin b. 30/4/1877 Dapto d. 16/5/1877 Dapto

NEVIN, — At her residence, Dapto, on the 30^th April ult., Mrs. J. Nevin, of a son.

NEVIN.—At the residence of his parents, Dapto, on the 16th May inst., of inflammation of the bowels, Edward, infant son of J. and M. Nevin. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 29 May 1877 p 2

Mrs Nevin. — We learn that Mrs Nevin, late teacher of the Roman Catholic School West Dapto, had been appointed to the Paddington Public School. This lady, as many of our readers are aware, conducted the West Dapto R.C. School during the last seven years under the Council of Education, the cause of her leaving the same being the conversion of the school into a convent institution by. Dr. Vaughan on the passing of the Public Instruction Act. Mrs. Nevin being highly respected, and, as we understand an excellent teacher, her friends in this district will be pleased to learn that she is now afforded a much better opportunity for the exercise of her talents than she had at West Dapto. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 29 June 1880 Page 2

On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Nevin, of the Public School, Kogarah (formerly of the late Dapto R. C. School), was being driven by her son in a buggy (uninjured but was carrying a lot of money which was misplaced for a while) Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Thursday 12 August 1886 Page 3

A buggy accident attended with very serious consequences happened yesterday evening at about 6 o'clock in George-street, between Goulburn and Liverpool streets. Mrs. Mary Nevin, of Kogarah, was being driven by her son along the former street, when the horse bolted rapidly down the hill, until colliding with a lamp post it broke loose and left the vehicle smashed and turned over near the pavement. Mrs. Nevin was thrown out with such violence that she became unconscious, but her sou escaped without any injury beyond a severe shaking. The former was conveyed to the Sydney Hospital by Constable Rue, and at once admitted by Dr. Fisher. She was unconscious, and up to a late hour last evening remained in the same state. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930) Thursday 30 September 1886 Page 7

It was in the, days when Mrs Nevil ruled as headmistress 40 years ago that the pupils learned their lessons amid the interesting farmyard atmosphere. The school was one long room then with an ivy-covered cottage for the teacher adjoining, Mrs. Nevin, a lady of ample proportions, whose weight is given as 18 stone, kept two cows, a number of pigs, a pony, and scores of fowls. Her son and daughter assisted her as pupil teachers, and … The Propeller (Hurstville, NSW : 1911 - 1954) Friday 30 May 1924 Page 2

m. John Niven

1. (m) George Niven b. 1861 Wollongong
2. (m) Forster Nevin b. 1866 Wollongong

b. 1978 St Leonards d. 1/10/1934 North Sydney

m. Francis A Neubeck (abt 1862- 15/10/1931 Wallerawang Son of Alois J Neubeck) 1915 St Leonards

f. Peter Jefferson Wallace m. Katherina Reinehr *

Living at South Coast Rd Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

MRS. MURIEL NEWBECK.

The death occurred suddenly, at the Mater Misericordiae Private Hospital, North Sydney, on the 1st inst. of Muriel, widow of the late P. A. Newbeck, of 'Melrose, ' Lidsdale, Wallerawang, and daughter of the late , P. J. Wallace and Mrs. Wallace, of Albion' Park, Illawarra, and North. Sydney.

Mrs., Newbeck had been in indifferent health since the death of her husband three, years, ago,, but her death was entirely unexpected;. The burial took place at the Northern Suburbs cemetery. The Catholic Press (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1942) Thursday 18 October 1934 p 10

b. abt 1816 London d. 24/11/1847 Goulburn br. Goulburn

m. Frederick William Newbery (London-11/9/1887 Concord) 4/11/1837 Marylebone Middlesex

1. (m) Frederick Thomas Newbury b. 1839 d. USA? (Jane Beardsmore 1863)
2. (f) Louisa Eliza Newbery b. 1841 CofE Dapto; Wollongong (Robert Fletcher 1859)
3. (f) Emily Newbury b. 1843 (James Williamson Strang 1865)
4. (f) Georgina Elizabeth Newberry b. 1846 (Richard Howard 1871)
5. (f) Sarah Newbery b. 1847 Bungonia, Goulburn, Goulburn Plains, Lake Bathurst, Marulan (James Channon 1875)

In 1841 Census was living on Robert Osborne’s property at Corrimal Street, Wollongong, District Illawarra

Husband a tailor.

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b. abt 1830 d. 7/7/1901 Waterloo br. Rookwood

m. William Newcombe (1825 Landcombe Devonshire England-2/8/1901 Waterloo Son of William Newcombe & Susannah Discombe) CofE Sydney, St James' V1850204 36B/1850

Ship: Emily 1850

1. (m) John Phillip Newcombe b. 18550 V1850821 35/1850 d. 1939 Quirindi
2. (m) William Newcombe d. 1930 Newtown
3. (f) Sarah Jane Newcombe b. 1854 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong V18541072 40/1854 d. 1901 Waterloo
4. (f) Eliza Newcombe b. 1856 Wollongong 8471/1856 (Frederick Billett Mansfield 1878)
5. (m) Charles Edward Newcombe b. 1858 Wollongong 13441/1858 d. 1927 Balmain South
6. (m) Francis Newcombe b. 1863 Berrima 5481/1863 d. 1864 Berrima
7. (m) George Newcombe b. 1866 Berrima 5864/1866 d. 1936 Bankstown
8. (m) Frederick C Newcombe b. d. 1924 Manly

NEWCOMBE. July 7, at her residence, 31 Morehead Street, Waterloo, Sarah Jane beloved wife of George Newcombe (Mistake in paper later- Funeral notice has correct husband), aged 71 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 9 July 1901 p 1

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b. 19/7/1864 Jamberoo d. 14/7/1937 Berry

m. Thomas Newing (1865 Kiama -1942 Berry Son of Thomas Newing & Maria Bailey *) 21/5/1890 Kiama

f. William Winley m. Sarah Ann Knight *

Cause of Death: Heart trouble

1. (f) Ivy May Newing b. 22/5/1892 Kiama (Cyril Lee 1921)
2. (f) Gladys E Newing b. 1894 Redfern (Cyril W Oke 1918)
3. (f) Ruby M Newing b. 1896 Redfern (Arthur A Wood 1920)
4. (f) Lillian V Newing b. 1898 Glebe
5. (m) Reginald H Newing b. 1901 Glebe
6. (m) Roy C Newing b. 1906 Glebe

OBITUARY. Mrs. Elizabeth Newing, wife of Mr. Thos, Newing who had been suffering with heart trouble, died suddenly at her residence, Berry on Wednesday evening. She was born in Jamboroo and was 73 years old when she passed away. The late Mrs. Newing was married at Kiama, and 27 years ago, came to live in the Berry district. She is survived by her husband and two sons (Roy and Reg) and four daughters Mesdames C Lee (Belmore), C Oke (Brundee), A. Wood (Berry), and Miss L. Newing (Berry) … The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 17 July 1937 p 4

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b. abt 1842 Maitland d. 23/12/1867 Kiama

m. Thomas Newing ( abt 1835 Harbledown Kent – 22/8/1927 Kiama Son of William Newing & Maria) 18/4/1860 Kiama

f. William Bailey m. Mary Ann Simmonds

1. (m) William John Newing b. 9/2/1861 Long Brush Kiama d. 1949 Granville (Priscilla Emmaline Winley * 1882 div)
2. (f) Ann Maria Newing * b. 12/5/1863 Long Brush Kiama d. 16/6/1957 Kiama (William Cook 1887)
3. (m) Thomas Henry Newing b. 27/6/1865 Kiama d. April 1942 Berry ( Elizabeth Jemima Winley * 1890)
4. (m) James Bailey Newing b. 31/10/1867 Kiama d. 5/3/1870

Husband built many miles of stone walls in the Kiama district, the first one being started in 1857 at Foxground. The stones were collected as the land was cleared for farming.

On the 18th April, by special licence, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Walter James Davis, of Kiama, Thomas Newing, to Maria Bailey, the youngest daughter of William Bailey. Examiner (Kiama, NSW : 1859 - 1862) Saturday 21 April 1860 p 3

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=amandataylor&id=I5125

b. 27/7/1861 Jamberoo d. 1937 Chatswood

m. William John Newing (9/2/1865 Long Brush Kiama - April 1942 Berry Son of Thomas Newing & Maria Bailey *) 15/8/1892 Broughton Vale

f. William Winley m. Sarah Ann Knight *

1. (f) Lillian Maude Newing b. 6/9/1883 Kiama
2. (m) William Charles Newing b. 10/71885 Kiama
3. (f) Laura Mabel Newing b. 10/3/1887 Kiama d. 1887 Kiama
4. (m) Wesley Wentworth Newing b. 28/11/1887 Kiama d. 10/8/1890 Kiama
5. (f) Lavinia Myrtle Newing b. 11/4/1890 Kiama
6. (f) Leslie Howard Newing b. 3/5/1891 Kiama d. 23/11/1891 Kiama
7. (f) Priscilla Beatrice Newing b. 1900 Shoalhaven (No father listed as after separation)

NEWING v. NEWING.

William John Newing, a wheelwright, residing at Berry, applied to have his marriage with Priscilla Emmaline Newing (formerly Winley) dissolved on the ground of adultery with a laborer and timber-splitter named James W. Wilson, who was joined as .co-respondent.     There was no appearance on behalf of the respondent or co-respondent. The parties were married in the Wesleyan Church at   Broughton Vale, near Nowra, on August 15, 1892, there being as issue six children, three of whom were still living. On August 19, last year, the respondent left Kiama, where they then resided, on a month's visit to petitioner's brother. The petitioner accompanied her to the railway station, and they parted in the most affectionate manner. The respondent had not been well, and it was thought the change would do her good. Two days after she left Kiama the petitioner received a letter from his wife which caused him to go to Sydney. He at once went to his brother's place, but found that his wife had not been there. Subsequently he discovered that the co-respondent had travelled with the respondent to Sydney, joining the train at Albion Park. Petitioner immediately commenced a search for his wife, but it was not until after he had instituted divorce proceedings that he found she was at Harden, whither he went to serve the petition upon her. She begged forgiveness and prevailed upon him to take her back. He did so on condition that she would have nothing more to do with the co-respondent. This she promised to do, and he withdrew the petition and lived with her until January last, when she left him, saying she would not live any longer with him. He endeavoured to induce her to stay, but she refused to do so and went away. Subsequently he discovered that she was living with the co- respondent in a tent near Berry. His Honor granted a rule nisi, returnable in three months. Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931) Friday 1 June 1900 p 6

m. Timothy Newman

1. (f) Mary Anne Newman b. 28/4/1865 Dapto

COURT OF PETTY SESSIONS.

Newman was charged with using threatening language towards his wife. The offence having been clearly proved by the complainant, and her evidence corroborated by a witness, the defendant was ordered to find sureties to keep the peace, himself in £20, and two sureties in £10 each. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW: 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 2 April 1861 p 2

ANN NEWMAN V. JOHNSON.

(To the Editor of the 'Illawarra Mercury.')

Sir — In justice to Mrs Johnson and myself, I request your insertion in your next issue of the following 'facts' connected with the above case. Ann Newman, a girl of 17, came to me as cook, having accepted an engagement in that capacity, knowing she was not capable of filling the situation, having been so informed by a party in Sydney. On arrival at my house she at once admitted this, when Mrs Johnson, as an act of kindness, offered to try her as housemaid for a week, at 8s per week wages, her previous agreement as cook to be cancelled. This offer she at once accepted; her former agreement she gave to me, and was not, as she swore, taken from her by Mrs Johnson. I took it to Sydney to obtain an explanation from Mr Poole as to why he had engaged a person in every way utterly unqualified for the situation. On the day of my leaving home, a second girl was sent down also as cook by Mr Poole, without my desire, and in direct opposition to previous instructions. On the morning of her arrival, Ann Newman took herself off, without asking for any wages, or being desired to go by Mrs Johnson, to whom she had previously said, ' that if she considered she had served long enough to repay Mrs Johnson her expenses, she should have.' These facts I was prepared to prove by witnesses in open Court, and wished to explain to the Bench, but I was not permitted to do so. The Bench, without asking if I had any witnesses to examine or defence to make, proceeded to consider their verdict. Having waited some minutes, 1 ventured to intimate to, their Worships that I had witnesses to call, and before so doing, essayed to make a few observations in reply to the remarks of Mr Owen conveying undeserved censure upon Mrs Johnson, who, as the law at present stands, is not allowed to make any statement either in justification or contradiction, but, otherwise, could have disproven every assertion of the girl. On my observing that 1 regretted Mr Owen had animadverted so severely upon the conduct of Mrs Johnson, I was desired in a peremptory tone to call my witness, and upon replying that I thought I was at liberty to address the Court before so doing, and that then was the proper time, namely, before calling my witnesses, I was desired by the Chairman (Mr Jenkins) to be silent, as neither he, nor their worships, sat there to argue the case with me.' Mr Owen rising at the same time, and in a warm tone characterizing my manner of treating him as resembling that of a bull-dog. Then, as you observe, ' a scene followed,' &. And, sir, is it to be wondered at, that I became excited or that I resented with indignation such treatment, and that, smarting under a sense of unwarrantable insult and injustice, I replied, 'I thought I was in a Court of Justice, , but, us I was not allowed to speak, I had no alternative than respectfully to how to their Worships and leave the Court,' which I did immediately, thoroughly convinced that I had done only as became a man strong in his innocence, but subject to gross wrong. I am at all times ready to render honor where honor is due; but, I hope, I shall ever be prepared to resent and resist insult or injustice from whatever quarter it may come. For 20 years and upwards, I have been a housekeeper and employer of labor, and have never, until I came to Wollongong, been summoned to Court by a servant, nor do I remember ever (with one exception for robbery) prosecuting one. I are, sir, yours obediently, EDW. JOHNSON. Wollongong, 12th March, 1858.

m. James Newman

1. (m) James Alexander Marshall Newman b. 24/8/1865 Shellharbour bp Kiama RC

Husband a labourer

m. James M Newman

1. (f) Alice M Newman b. 1882 Kiama 20130/1882

b. abt 1835 Ireland d. 27/7/1908 Campbelltown br. Campbelltown

m. Patrick Newman (abt 1833-19/10/1909 Campbelltown Son of Joseph Newman & Alice) 1/1/1864 St Francis Xavier’s

f. John Ryan m. Mary Ryan *

1. (m) Patrick Newman b. 1864 Campbelltown
2. (f) Alice M Newman b. 1866 Campbelltown
3. (m) Gerald Newman b. 1867 Campbelltown
4. (f) Blanche Newman b. 1868 Campbelltown
5. (m) Joseph Newman b. 1868 Campbelltown
6. (m) John Henry Newman b. 1870 Campbelltown
7. (m) Thomas Newman b. 1872 Campbelltown
8. (m) William Newman b. 1873 Campbelltown

Occupation dressmaker. Husband a teacher in Campbelltown Catholic School

By special licence, on the 1st January at St Francis Xaviour’s Church, Wollongong, by the Rev, Dean O’Connell, Mr. Patrick Newman, of Petersham to Eliza eldest daughter of Mr. John Ryan, builder, of Fairy Meadow, Wollongong. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 5 January 1864 p 2

CAMPBELLTOWN, Monday.

Mrs. Newman, wife of Patrick Newman, for many years Public School teacher in this district, died to-day, aged 74 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 28 July 1908 p 8

Wedding witnesses John and Mary Ryan

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (f) Mary Newman b. 1865 Wollongong

d. 1898 Adamstown

m. James Newman (abt 1858 East Maitland- 1/3/1923 Kurri Kurri) 1879 Tamworth

f. Michael Castelli m. Ellen Connors

1. (f) Bessie Newman b. 1882 Tamworth
2. (f) Mary Newman b. 1884 Sydney
3. (m) Alloysuis J Newman b. 1886 Brisbane Water
4. (m) John Newman b. 1889 Woonona
5. (m) Michael Newman b. 1891 Helensburgh
6. (m) Joseph W Newman b. 1894 Adamstown
7. (u) Newman
8. (u) Newman
9. (u) Newman

Brother was also in the Illawarra.

BULLI POLICE COURT
Wednesday, Nov. 30.

Herbert Stewart and Samuel Lee were charged with inflicting grievous bodily harm on Martha Newman, at Helensburgh, on the 20th ultimo. Mr. Lipscomb for prosecution, and Mr. Muir for defendant Stewart. After medical testimony and evidence by prosecutrix, the charge was withdrawn, and defendants were charged with assault, to which they pleaded not guilty. Prosecutrix deposed that she was struck on the bridge of the nose by a brick which Stewart picked up and threw at her, Lee at the time tussling with her husband. Defendant Stewart gave evidence, denying that he threw the brick. …. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Saturday 3 December 1892 p 2

m. William C Newman

1. (m) Edward G Newman b. 1894 Kiama

m. Nicholas Newman (abt 1850 -1929 Dulwich Hill) 18/7/1872 Jamberoo Divorced 1888

1. (f) Margaret Phoebe Newman b. 1875 Newcastle West (Walter Martin 1893)
2. (f) Emily M Newman b. 1877 Newcastle
3. (m) George Haywood Newman b. 1879 Bathurst
4. (m) William Nicholas Newman b. 1881 Bathurst
5. (m) John T A Newman b. 1882 West Macquarie
6. (m) Walter H Newman b. 1884 Bathurst

ON the 18th instant, at the Church of the Resurrection, Jamberoo, by the Rev. J. H. L. Zillman, NICHOLAS NEWMAN, to MARY JANE HUGHES, both of Kiama. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 25 July 1872 p 2

Newman v. Newman and Clarke.

This case, which was commenced on Monday, was continued. The petitioner, Nicholas Newman, sought a dissolution of his marriage, with his wife, Mary Jane Newman, on the grounds of her adultery with the co-respondent. William Allison Clarke. There were counter charges of cruelty, neglect, and adultery against the petitioner.

His Honor stated, in reference to the application made by Mr. Heydon on the previous night, on behalf of the respondent, for a further order on the petitioner for £10 to pay the costs of the respondent's defence, that he declined to make any order in the matter.

The respondent, Mary Jane Newman, was further examined, and denied that there had been any improper intimacy between herself and Clarke.

A number of witnesses were called in support of the respondent's case, which was not concluded when the court rose. The Australian Star (Sydney, NSW : 1887 - 1909) Friday 17 August 1888 p 6

The Newman Divorce Case.

The suit brought by Nicholas Newman against his wife and William A. Clark (co-respondent), was continued in the Sydney Court on Monday.

William Alison Clark was again placed in the box and gave further testimony with a view of showing the various times at which Newman might have been in Bathurst. He denied that he had been in the habit of being in a bedroom with Mrs. Newman.

Witness had received information to the effect that the girl Quigley had borne a child to Newman, and in his own defence he endeavoured to hunt up some evidence with regard to the affiliation case. He did so not in the interest of the girl, but in his own.

He had had nothing to do with the engagement of Detective Riley, and had never given him any money. He knew a Mrs. Balfour. Called on her on November 3— not about Quigley, but about his own case with Newman, He did not speak to her about the affiliation case, and offered her no money for any purpose. There had been no messages between himself and Quigley. Witness had belonged to the Engine Drivers' Association, but sent in his resignation because some of them wanted to ask him questions he thought they had no right to put to him. He did not bring Mrs. Newman to a ball; but they were at the ball together. They might have had a dance or two together; but she was a bad dancer. (Laughter). They might have travelled on that occasion in the same railway carriage

He did not know whether Quigley was married or not. He only knew her as a barmaid, but he did not frequent public-houses, and did not know much about her, He was certain that he gave no one any money on account of the affiliation case. It was Newman who moved the resolution by which the Engine Drivers' Association called on witness for an explanation. The co-respondent was held in the highest estimation by the association, as proved by their having presented him with a gold watch.

A number of documents were then put in, they included a letter which had been addressed to Newman and opened by his wife, purporting to show that Mrs, Clark was in communication with Newman. This letter was signed ' B.,' and complained that Newman was forgetting his old friend.

It also invited him to call, but it was clearly denied by Mrs. Clark that she had ever written or sent the letter.

This closed the case for the co-respondent, after which the petitioner was re-called. He flatly denied that he and his wife had lived unhappily, and swore that he had never struck a woman in his life. He had never neglected his wife, and had never struck her. He once threw at his wife some water out of a bucket; but he did not throw the bucket with the water. He had bad nothing whatever to do with the girl Quigley, and was innocent of the charge brought against him. He never went to the hospital to see Quigley, but he went to see a man who was injured, and who afterwards died. He denied having over gone to Quigley's bedroom; but he saw her in a sitting-room, where he delivered a letter to her. It was false to say that witness was the mover of a resolution calling on Clark for an explanation, He took no action in the matter whatever.

Mrs. Clark re-called, denied having heard Mrs. Newman speak of her husband as a brute ; and said she never saw Newman throw a bucket at his wife.

She always looked upon Newman as a very good, kind father.

Philomena Campbell, wife of an engine-driver, lived in the next house to the Newman’s; She was very intimate with them, and looked upon the petitioner as the best of husbands and the best of fathers.

Mr. Heydon addressed the jury at considerable length for the respondent, accusing Mrs. Clark of being a jealous little spy, who Had caused all the trouble between the patties, and had broken up Mrs. Newman's home causing her to sell every stick of her furniture to defend her character and her rights.

Counsel commented strongly on the fact that the petitioner, Newman, had allowed his wife to defend herself again such accusations as had been brought against her. Did the jury, he asked, believe that the conduct of such a case would not cost the petitioner more than that sum ; and if it did, why should all, or nearly all, the money be on the one side whilst so little was allowed for the other ? He looked upon it as impossible that a woman who had behaved in so irreproachable a manner as wife and mother during so many years, could have been suddenly betrayed into such a series of crimes as had been charged by that suspicious little Mrs. Clarke. He looked on the case as an utterly flimsy one, and then began to consider the petitioner's reasons for endeavouring to get rid of his wife. He looked at them as clearly proved by her husband's words to the effect that he only wished to God he had something against her in order that he might put another woman in her place. He praised Mrs. Newman for her courage, her honesty, and especially for her maternal affection, showing that she had been equal to any sacrifice rather than have her children taken away from her. (Here Mrs. Newman was sensibly affected, and appeared to cry bitterly in court.)

Counsel next came to the petitioner's alleged infidelity to his wife in the case of the girl Quigley, stating that she had sworn to having had a child by Newman, and had obtained an affiliation order against him, though it was subsequently reversed on appeal ; and he was only sorry that the girl had not been produced. He then read a telegram from Newman to Quigley, informing her that he would be at the Bathurst station at 11.30 p m. From the wording of the message, counsel contended that the man who sent it must have been on good terms with, and must have had a perfect understanding with the woman to whom he sent it.

Mr. Gibson addressed the jury on behalf of the co-respondent, Clark, saying that his client's case was so mixed up with that of Mrs, Newman, that he had very little to add to what had fallen from Mr. Heydon,

He (Mr. Gibson) then submitted that the verdict could not be other than one for the respondent and co-respondent.

Mr. Balaton replied at great length on behalf of the petitioner, traversing all that had been said by Messrs. Heydon and Gibson. He went back over all the charges made against the respondent and the co respondent, and endeavoured to press them home. He accounted for Newman's having delayed so long by urging that his client was naturally ashamed of his own suspicions of his wife, fearing that by speaking out he might bring about the very thing he dreaded most. He forcibly referred to Clark as a scoundrel who had kept on friendly terms with Newman for the purpose of accomplishing his purposes. He did not think that Clark's actions bad proved him to be one imbued with ' a high sense of moral integrity.' Counsel ridiculed the stories of the alleged cruelties, urging that if a man intentionally struck his wife with a bucket he would be the very last to tell a stranger that he had done so; but that if he had struck her accidentally (through his hands slipping in consequence of the soap and water not having been wiped off) it would be a very different thing. He (Mr. Ralston) wanted to get out full particulars about the girl Quigley, but he had been stopped by the other side. He urged that the hospital nurse who swore that Newman had visited Quigley two or three times a week must have been mistaken, as Newman could not have gone to the hospital unless on a Sunday,

It was ' all my eye' to suppose that Mrs. Newman had not been provided with sufficient … The Australian Star (Sydney, NSW : 1887 - 1909) Friday 17 August 1888 p 6

b.1878 Hartley d. 11/11/1955 Woonona

m. Henry Newman (abt 1875- 25/10/1954 Woonona) 1899 Sydney

f. William Simpson m. Amelia

1. (f) Gladys Newman (Percy Frew 1920)
2. (m) William Henry Newman b. 1901 Woonona
3. (m) Robert Newman b. 1903 Woonona
4. (f) Amelia M Newman b. 1905 Woonona (Albert E James 1933)
5. (m) George T Newman b. 1907 Woonona
6. (m) William J Newman b. 1908 Woonona
7. (f) Jane Newman b. 1911 Woonona (James Curtis 1939)
8. (f) Charlotte Ann Newman b. 1913 Woonona (Owen J Simpson)
9. (f) Ethel M Newman b. 1913 Woonona (Albert Harris 1933)
10. (f) Ruby Newman (John F Smith 1934)
11. (f) Edith Vera Newman (Gordon C Stevens 1949)
12. (f) Irene Newman (James J Rogers 1938 )
13. (m) Thomas Newman

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties Husband a tinsmith

b. 1863 Goulburn d. 14/3/1948 Berala

m. Charles William Newman 1886 Sydney

f. Richard Calthorpe m. Harriet

1. (m) Richard W Newman b. 1886 Randwick
2. (f) Violet M Newman b. 1888 Randwick
3. (m) William Laurence Newman b. 1890 Randwick
4. (m) Albert Edward Newman b. 1892 Kiama d. 19/7/1916 France
5. (f) Philliss E Newman b. 1897 Randwick
6. (m) Robert J Newman b. 1900 Randwick
7. (f) Laura S Newman b. 1900 Randwick
8. (f) Mary E M Newman b. 1902 Randwick
9. (m) Harold J Newman b. 1905 Randwick
10. (m) Charles L Newman b. 1907 Randwick

NEWMAN Susannah -March 14 1948 at her residence 41 Fourth Avenue Berala relict of Charles William Newman and dear mother of Bill, Joe, Laura, Mary, Harold and Charlie aged 88 years At rest The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 15 March 1948 p 10

b. 1867 Wollongong d. 7/4/1957 Woonona 15334/1957

m. Robert Browning (- 23/3/1887 Bulli Mine) 1886 Woonona 5671/1886

m. Robert John Newnham (1865 Belfast Northern Ireland-15/9/1947 Woonona Son of George Newnham & ) 1892 Woonona 7946/1892

f. Thomas Chilby m. Agnes Spinks

1. (f) Mary Ellen Browning b. 1886 Woonona 24648/1886 (Hubert Jarrett 1905)
2. (f) Jessie Browning b. 1887 Woonona 25238/1887 d. 1962 (Samuel Nixon 1909)
3. (f) Edith A Newnham b. 1893 Woonona 39843/1893 (Henry Brown 1910)
4. (f) Eliza Alice G Newnham b. 1903 Woonona 17766/1903 d. 30/10/1907

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties Husband a labourer.

Robert Browning was killed in the Bulli Mine Disaster on March 23rd, 1887. As a widow she was reported as being a relief recipient.

m. William Newsham

1. (m) Claude Newsham b. 1861 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven

b. 1879 Wollongong

f. John Newson m. Phoebe Goodger *

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

b. abt 1863 Ballarat Vic ? d. 10/3/1929 Bulli br. Bulli

m. John Perry (-) 1883 Vic

m. Peter Stewart Newson (1864- 24/8/1951 Son of Samuel Newsom & Janet) 1890 Wollongong

f. James Garner m. Caroline J

1. (m) Martin John Perry b. 13/3/1884 Homebush Vic (Ellen Richards 1907)
2. (f) Amy Elizabeth Perry b. 1885 Vic d. 1886 Vic
3. (f) Olive Amanda May Perry b. 1887 Vic d. 16/81965 Bulli (Percy L Clarke 1905)
4. (f) Ruby Elizabeth Perry b. 1889 Vic d. 17/2/1953 Bulli (Edward Owen 1905)
5. (f) Lottie Newsom b. 1891 Woonona (Edmund Murphy 1913, Woods)
6. (m) Stanley Newson b. 1893 Woonona
7. (m) Albert James Stewart Newson b. 1893 d. 14/3/1943
8. (f) Elsie M Newson b. 1896 Woonona (Kirwan)
9. (m) Andrew Charles Newson b. 1898 Woonona

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties Husband a miner.

OBITUARY

Another of the old identities of Bulli-Woonona district, in the person of Mrs. Eliza Jane Newson, passed away at about midnight last Sunday, death taking place in Bulli Hospital, in which institution she had been a patient for a week. Her health had been failing for some time, however, and prior to entering Bulli Hospital she had been an inmate of Prince Alfred Hospital for a period. Most of the family were present at the bed side when death intervened. The well attended funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon, the remains being interred in the Methodist section of Bulli cemetery. Rev. W. Evans officiating at the graveside. Deceased was the wife of Mr. Peter Newson. She was 65 years of age and was born at Ballarat (Victoria). She came to Bulli-Woonona district about 40 years ago and continued to reside in the district. She took a prominent part in any local efforts of a charitable nature, was closely identified with the Methodist Church, and was a member of the Druids Lodge. Deceased was formerly Mrs. John Perry, and of the family of the first marriage there are three - Martin (Redbank, Q'land), Olive (Mrs. P. Clark, Bulli), Ruby (Mrs. E Owen, Woonona). Members of the Newsom family are — Lottie (Mrs. Woods, Minnamurra), Albert (Woonona), Elsie (Mrs. Kirwan, Broken Hill), Charles (Sydney). There are 19 grandchildren   and two great grandchildren. There is much sympathy for Mr   Newson and all the family in their severe loss. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 15 March 1929 p 9

b. 19/12/1847 Norwich Norfolk

William Arthur Newson (5/5/1851 Mutford Suffolk-) 1875 St Olave Southwark

Ship: Hawkesbury 1878

1. (m) William Arthur Newson b. abt 1877 d. 14/1/1936 Kogarah
2. (f) Ada Florence Newson * b. 1878 St Leonards d. 1965 Wollongong (William A J Watson 1906)
3. (f) Alice Mary Newson b. 1880 Sydney
4. (f) Lorina Clara Newson b. 1882 Balmain (Cecil G Martin 1909)
5. (f) Harriet Newson b. 1883 Balmain d. 1884 Balmain

Living at Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic duties

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

b. abt 1851 Elsworth Cambridge England d. 2/8/1916 Wiseman’s Ferry/St Albans 13712/1916 br. Wollongong

m. John Newson (abt 1850 Suffolk England -27/3/1916 Wollongong Son of John Newson & Sarah Bracey)

1. (f) Florence Newson b. 19/4/1877 bp St Francis Xavier’s d. 9/4/1899 (James Loomes 1899)
2. (f) Mary Jane Newson d. 1878 Wollongong
3. (f) Alice Mary Newson * b. 1879 Wollongong 26130/1879
4. (m) Arthur James Newson b. 1881 Wollongong 18886/1881 d. 1945
5. (m) John Henry Newson d. 1883 Wollongong
6. (m) Percy William Newson b. 1883 Wollongong 20992/1883 d. 1968
7. (m) Albert John Newson b. 1884 Wollongong 22942/1884 d. 19/2/1963
8. (m) Herbert H Newson b. 1887 Milton 34661/1887
9. (m) Leslie Charles Newson b. 1889 Milton 34296/1889 d. 1971
10. (f) Mabel G Newson b. 1891 Wollongong 38445/1891

Living at Crown St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties Husband a publican.

Obituary

The death occurred at Wiseman's Ferry yesterday of Mrs. Newson, relict of the late Mr. John Newson, of Wollongong. Deceased had resided in Wollongong for many years, and a few weeks gave up her home here and went to reside with her daughter at Wiseman’s Ferry. She was 65 years of age and leaves a grown up family to mourn their loss. The remains will be brought to Wollongong by the 11 a. in train tomorrow morning, and the funeral will leave immediately after the arrival of the train for the Church of England cemetery. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 1 August 1916 p 2

http://records.ancestry.com.au/phoebe_goodger_records.ashx?pid=3585837

b. abt 1841 d. 18/9/1908 Guildford br. Rookwood

m. William Newstead (-15/7/1887 Clifton Son of George Newstead & Rachel) 1868 Newtown 1245/1868

1. (f) Esther A Newstead b. 1869 Newtown 3172/1869
2. (m) Robert Newstead b. 1871 Port Macquarie 16299/1871
3. (f) Lydia Newstead b. 1872 Newtown 3801/1872
4. (m) Francis Edward Newstead b. 1875 Mt Pleasant d. 6/1/1935 Coledale
5. (f) Alice Newstead b. 1877 Wollongong 23143/1877 d. 1877 Wollongong
6. (f) Jesse Newstead b. 1878 Wollongong 24847/1878
7. (f) Rachel Newstead * b. 1881 Woonona d. 1949 Bulli (Frederick Wilson 1901)
8. (u) Newstead

Living at Clifton in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

CLIFTON— SCARBOROURH

It is with, regret that we have to chronicle the death of one of Clifton's oldest and most respected residents, in the person of Mrs. Mary Ann Newstead, which sad event took place on Friday last at her daughter's residence, Guildford. Deceased, until a short time previous to her death, had resided in Clifton for many years, and reared a very large and respected family of sons and daughters. Mrs. Newstead was noted throughout the district for her kindly disposition and her readiness at all times to assist those in sickness or distress. The remains were interred at Rookwood cemetery on Saturday last. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Saturday 26 September 1908 p 12

b. 27/8/1875 Sedgley, Co Stafford England d. 26/1/1936 Bulli br. Bulli

m. John Newton ( 28/8/1873 Bircham - 7/10/1951 Bulli Son of Robert Newton & Annie * see Wynn) 1896 Woonona

f. William Wynn m. Mary Ann Hassan *

Ship: Pericles 1879

1. (m) Harold G Newton b. 1899 Woonona
2. (f) Annie T Newton b. 1900 Woonona
3. (m) John Newton b. 1901 Woonona
4. (m) Albert E Newton b. 1903 Woonona
5. (f) Eileen A Newton b. 1905 Woonona
6. (m) William A Newton b. 1908 Woonona

OBITUARY
LATE ALICE NEWTON

With suddenness and sadness, Mrs. Alice Newton passed peacefully away, at her home in Hopetoun Street, Bulli, last Sunday evening. While attending a service in the Baptist Church at Woonona that evening at about ;7.30 o'clock, Mrs. Newton informed her husband that she felt ill, and both returned to their home. A doctor's advice was obtained; and Mrs. Newton was placed, in bed, but she was beyond human aid, and, in the presence of her husband and three sons (Messrs. Arthur, Harold, and Jack, she breathed her last at about 9.20 p.m. Death was due to heart failure, with which she had for years been a patient sufferer, so the end was not altogether unexpected, but the suddenness nevertheless proved a; severe blow to the husband and family.

The impressive funeral cortege, attended by a large .circle of sympathisers, left the home last Tuesday at 3 p.m., proceeding first to the Baptist Church at Woonona and afterwards to the Baptist section of Bulli cemetery. Rev. J. Pickup (Mosman, and an old friend of the family) conducting the service in the church and also at the graveside, being assisted by Rev. J. T. Wynn (Congregational Minister at Campsie, and brother of deceased). The late Mrs. Newton was 60 years of age and the younger daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Wynn, both, of whom have died in this district, and former is well remembered as under manager at Mt. Pleasant Colliery. She was born in Sedgley, county of Stafford, England, and came to Australia with her parents when a girl about six years of age, and they at once settled in this district. Her death occurred on the 38^th anniversary of her marriage to Mr. John Newton, which ceremony was performed at Woonona by Rev. Stephen Kessell. Having lived in the district practically all her life, she was known to a large circle of friends. Great interest was centred by her in the affairs of the Baptist Church at Woonona, of which she had been a Deaconess, and was also a member of the Women's Work-basket Association. Another worthy organisation to which she was attached was the Woonona branch of the Happiness Club. In all those movements she proved herself to be an earnest and conscientious worker, everready to do something from which others would benefit. Her memory will long be treasured by all who knew her. By her death, Mr. Newton has suffered an irreparable loss, and much sympathy is being extended to him, and also to the family of four sons and two daughters— Harold (Dubbo), Jack (Concord North), Edward (Lilyfield), Arthur (Leichhardt), Eileen (Mrs. Holmes, Leichhardt), Annie (Sydney). Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 31 January 1936 p 10

m. William Newton () 1881 Shoalhaven

1. (f) Ethel Alice Newton * b. 11/2/1881 Milton 27645/1882
2. (m) William Newton b. 19/12/1884 Milton 32644/1885
3. (f) Gladys Muriel Newton b. 11/6/1891 Church Hill 38464/1891

Living at Church St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband a billiard marker.

m. Abel Newton (abt 1852 South Wingfield Derbyshire -23/3/1887 Bulli Mine Disaster Son of John Newton & Ann) 1871 Manchester

1. (f) Newton
2. (f) Newton

Abel Newton’s widow and 1 girl in NSW and another in England (aged 17 and 21 ?) listed in the claims for the families of men killed in the Bulli Mine Disaster. Abel Newton, aged 36, leaves a widow and two children—one in England ; an active and useful citizen, who took a lively and intelligent interest in all public matters affecting the district, particularly mining interests, and was universally respected for his uprightness, integrity, and honesty of purpose.

After the disaster Lord Carrington (NSW Governor) visited Bulli- “He commenced by calling on the widow of Abel Newton, who with her orphaned daughter, live in a cottage in the township.”

b. 11/2/1881 Milton

f. William Newton m. Catherine McMahon *

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

b. 1868 Wollongong 18261/1868 d. 4/10/1942 Sutherland br. Woronora

m. William Baxter (Lanarkshire Scotland-1891 Woonona Son of Robert Baxter & Janet) 12/4/1889 Wollongong

m. William Newton 14/3/1895 Mariners Church Sydney

f. George Whitford m. Jane Masson *

1. (m) Henry A Newton b. 1899 Helensburgh
2. (m) Leslie G Newton b. 1901 Helensburgh
3. (m) Frank W Newton b. 1902 Helensburgh
4. (m) Stanley Charles Newton b. 1905 Helensburgh d. 1938 Sutherland

BAXTER—WOODFORD.—April 12, 1889, at the Presbyterian Church, Wollongong, by the Rev. R. H. Waugh, M.A., William, oldest son of Robert Baxter, of Lanarkshire, Scotland, to Elizabeth, third daughter of George Woodford, of Robbinsville. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Saturday 13 April 1889 p 2

b. 1876 Penkridge Staffordshire d. 30/11/1942 Bexley

m. Robert Newton (abt 1878 Durham- 1953 Toronto Son of Robert Newton & Ann * see Wynn) 1899 Woonona

f. Frederick Bean m. Charlotte Tourle *

1. (m) Robert Edwin Newton b. 1899 Woonona d. 1959 Sydney
2. (f) Charlotte Winifred Newton b. 1901 Newtown (Lewis E White 1925, Leonard A Baker 1939)
3. (f) Gladys Newton b. 1903 Leichhardt
4. (f) Mabel Newton b. 1905 Leichhardt
5. (m) Frederick G Newton b. 1906 Leichhardt

NEWTON -November 30 1942 at her residence St. Georges Road Bexley, Mary Godwin Newton, dearly loved wife of loving mother of Robert Edwin, Winifred   (Mrs. L. Baker) and Frederick, aged 66 years The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 1 December 1942 p 8

b. abt 1865 d. 20/5/1958 Randwick

m. Edward Newton (abt 1852-1928 Wollongong Son of Thomas Newton & Johanna) 1880 Manning River

f. George Geisler m. Anna *

1. (m) Frederick Clifton Newton b. 1883 Copeland d. 14/4/1974 Randwick
2. (m) William Thomas Leslie Newton b. 1885 Waterloo d. 16/6/1950 Gore Hill (Beatrice Pearl)

Her father died at her residence in 1901.

b. 1837 d. 12/6/1922 St Peters

m. John Joseph Newton (abt 1833 -22/4/1914) 1856 Kiama

Ship: abt 1846

1. (f) Phoebe Newton b. 1858 Chippendale ( George Turner 1877)
2. (m) John J Newton b. 1860 Kiama
3. (f) Amelia Newton b. 1861 Kiama d. 1862 Chippendale
4. (m) William Newton b. 1864 Picton
5. (m) Joseph Newton b. 1866 Newtown
6. (f) Louisa Grace Newton b. 1868 Newtown d. 1965 Kogarah (Peter A Livi 1889)
7. (f) Emily Jane Newton b. 1870 Newtown (George Ashman 1892)
8. (m) Arthur Newton b. 1873 Newtown
9. (f) Rose Newton b. 1875 Newtown (George Wood 1901)

Photograph of 5 generations in The Sun (Sydney, NSW : 1910 - 1954) Sunday 26 February 1922 p 4

Mrs. Phoebe Newton, who died on .Monday at the age of 84, left a total of 118 descendants.

Mrs. Newton died at her residence. 17 Hutchinson Street. St. Peters. She was the relict of the late John Newton, and is mourned by no fewer than four sons, four daughters, forty-eight grandchildren, sixty-one great-grand children, and one great-great-grandchild. The funeral took place yesterday. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930) Wednesday 14 June 1922 p 8

Living at Thirroul in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

m. George Nichols

1. (f) Agnes Nichols b. 1862 Kiama

b. 28/4/1861 Stoney Creek d. 16/1/1940 Maroubra

m. John Nichols (1853 Jamberoo- 18/7/1927 Auckland New Zealand Son of John Bradney & Ann Louisa Nichols *)1877 Kiama

f. Edward Spinks m. Agnes Henry *

1. (f) Jane Nichols b. 1877 Kiama d. 1942
2. (m) Alfred James Nichols b. 1879 Kiama
3. (f) Ada Florence Nichols b. 1881 Kiama d. 1967
4. (f) Emily May Nichols b. 1882 Kiama d. 1947
5. (f) Edith Ellen Nichols b. 1883
6. (f) Dorcas Lillian Nichols b. 1885
7. (m) John Aubrey Nichols b. 1888 d. 1943
8. (m) Herbert Lindsay Nichols b. 1890
9. (f) Annie Myrtle Nichols b. 1892
10. (f) Iris Victoria Nichols b. 1897
11. (m) Ernest Stanley Nichols b. 1894 d. 1929
12. (f) Elsie Vertu Nichols b. 1903 d. 1985

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b. 1870 Anvil Creek near Braxton d. 1937

m. George James Pugh Nichols (1869 Kiama – 1961 Sydney ? Son of George P Nichols & Sarah Ann Spinks *) 23/1/1889 Woonona

f. Richard Buchanan m. Ann McLeod

1. (f) Olive Nichols b. 1892 d. 1926
2. (f) Elsie A Nichols b. 1894 Woonona d. 1981
3. (m) George A Nichols b. 1895 Woonona
4. (f) Emily M Nichols b. 1897 Woonona
5. (f) Ruby M Nichols b. 1899 Bellingen
6. (m) Gladstone H P Nichols b. 1901 Adamstown
7. (m) Cleveland R Nichols b. 1903 Adamstown

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b. 1864 Bulli d. 31/1/1950 Corrimal

m. George Nichols ( 1859 Norton Cains, Staffordshire, England-12/2/1946 Carlton ) 8/4/1889 Wollongong

f. Charles Pope m. Elizabeth *

1. (f) Gladys E Nichols b. 1890 Woonona
2. (m) William A Nicholls b. 1891 Woonona
3. (f) Sylvia Eva Nicholls b. 1898 Woonona d. 12/12/1972 Mount Ousley (Horace Morton Larkin 1923)
4. (m) Dudley Charles Pope Nichols b. 1902 Woonona
5. (f) Alma A Nichols b. 1905 Woonona (William T K Crispin 1930)

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties Husband a miner.

GOLDEN WEDDING.

Mr. and Mrs. George Nicholls, of 2 Shaftesbury Street, Kogarah, late of Woonona, celebrated their golden wedding recently. They were married in the Wollongong Methodist Church on 8th April. 1889.

Mrs. Nicholls was formerly Miss Harriet Pope, and was born in Bulli in 1864. In her early days she knew all the hardships and rigours of travelling in the latter half of last century. At that time, the railway terminated at Waterfall, and persons wishing to go further had either to travel beyond Waterfall by horse-drawn coach or sail in the small coastal vessels of that day.

Mr. Nicholls is a native of Norton Cains, Staffordshire, England. He was born in- 1859 and came to Australia as a young man. A miner by occupation, he worked in the South Coast coal mines for over 50 years, the last ten years of which he was an inspector at Old Bulli mine.

They have five children, all living, and nine grandchildren. Both are ardent church workers, Mr. Nicholls being a Methodist local preacher for 50 years. they, are well liked and respected in the community and their house and garden reflect the care and industry bestowed upon them by this aged couple. The St George Call (Kogarah, NSW : 1904 - 1957) Friday 28 April 1939 p 1

Now, after having been married for 50 years, they are hale and strong, and an example to those setting out in marriage, being always together. Darby and Joan grown old.

Mrs. Harriet Nicholls died at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Park, In Railway- Street, Corrimal, yesterday. Mrs. Nicholls was a member of the Pope family, a well- known pioneer, family of Woonona. Illawarra Daily Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1950 - 1954) Wednesday 1 February 1950 p 2

m. James A Nichols 1841 CofE Dapto; Wollongong

b. 1879 Wollongong

m. Albert George V Nichols (1912 Paddington

f. Isaac Edmondson m. Martha Elizabeth House *

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b. abt 1855 Sydney d. 45/7/1945 Nepean Hospital br. St Marys

m. George Robert Nichols (1855- 9/10/1918 Penrith Son of Charles Hamilton Nichols & Sarah ) 12/9/1882 House of Patrick Lahiffe

f. Patrick Lahiffe m. Bridget Shehan *

1. (m) Arthur Hamilton Nichols b. 1884 Robertson
2. (f) Catherine Nichols b. 1885 Berrima (David Osborne 1904)
3. (m) George Robert Nichols b. 1886 Robertson
4. (f) Helen Nichols b. d. 1984 (Thomas S Vincent 1911)
5. (m) Walter Charles Nichols b. 1893 St Marys

NICHOLS.—July 25, 1945, at Nepean District Hospital, Mary Angela Nichols, formerly of Llandilo, widow of the late G. R. Nichols, aged 90 years. R.I.P. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 26 July 1945 Page 12

A needlework picture of the 'The Marriage at Canan' by Mary Angela Lahiff of Wollongong, Australia, 1868 is held by the Powerhouse Museum Read more: http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/collection/database/?irn=39246#ixzz35HDMuqMm

b. 1869 d. 21/5/1951 Bulli br. Bulli

m. John Edward Nichols (1865 Kiama - 28/6/1945 Bulli Son of George James Pugh Nichols & Sarah Ann Spinks *) 1889 Woonona

f. John Unwin Smith m. Mary *

1. (m) John Edward Nichols b. 1890 Woonona d. 1954 Woonona
2. (m) George J Nichols b. 1890 Woonona d. 1890 Woonona
3. (f) Clara Jane Nichols b. 1892 Woonona d. 1961 Bulli (Herbert H Webb 1913)

Living at Bulli in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b. 5/12/1809 Parramatta bp. St John's Church of England, Parramatta d. 9/6/1886 Bulli br. Bulli

m. John Pugh Nichols (1802 Prospect -23/1/1861 Jamberoo Son of John Nichols & Ann Pugh) 7/1/1825 St Luke's CofE Liverpool

f. John Moss m. Elizabeth Hinks

1. (m) John Pugh Nichols b. 25/9/1826 Sydney d. 1854
2. (f) Maria Pugh Nichols * b. 25/9/1829. d. 1891 (John Keevers 1849)
3. (f) Ann Louisa Pugh Nichols b. 11/1/1831 Shellharbour d. 1914 (John Bradney 1869, Samuel Clarke 1879)
4. (m) William Thomas Nichols b. 11/6/1834 Shellharbour d. 1861
5. (f) Eliza Jane Pugh Nichols b. 5/1/1837 Jamberoo bp. CofE Dapto/Wollongong V18371376 26A/1837 d. 26/4/1923 Kiama (Charles Inskip 1852)
6. (f) Rebecca Nichols b. 1839 CofE Dapto/Wollongong bp. CofE Dapto/Wollongong d. 1893 Kiama ( Charles Graham 1859)
7. (m) George James Nichols b. 1841 V18411378 26A/1841 d. 21/8/1908 (Sarah Ann Spinks 1860)
8. (f) Sarah Jane Nichols b. 19/2/1844 Jamberoo d. 1849
9. (f) Matilda Nichols * b. 1846 d. 5/1/1918 Bulli ( Thomas Plunkett 1867,George John Trivett 1906)
10. (f) Clara Catherine Nichols * b. 1849 d. 1908 (William Augustus Hall 1867)
11. (f) Lucy Mary Nichols * b. 1852 d. 1892 Lismore ( William John Spinks 1871)

At the time of her death the Illawarra Mercury claimed she had exactly 100 descendants.

b. 12/2/1841 d. 12/11/1896 Bulli

m. George James Nichols (1841 Sydney- 21/8/1908 Son of John Pugh Nichols & Rebecca Moss *) 26/12/1860 Jamberoo

f. Edward Spinks m. Agnes Henry *

1. (f) Agnes Clara Nichols * b. 1862 Jamberoo 8424/1862 d. 1950 Bulli (Sidney Alfred Cope 1880, Edward J Von Heyman 1898)
2. (m) John Edward P Nichols b. 16/12/1865 Stoney Creek d. 1945 (Mary Elizabeth Smith * 1889)
3. (m) George James Pugh Nichols b. 1869 Kiama d. 1961 Sydney ( Emily Jane Buchanan * 1889)
4. (f) Sarah Ann Pugh Nichols * b. 1871 Jamberoo 11783/1871 d. 9/6/1939 Corrimal (Albert Ernest Hugh Creighton 1891)
5. (f) Emily Ellenor Pugh Nichols * b. 1874 Kiama 12666/1874 d. 17/6/1956 (William Chapman 1895)
6. (m) William Isaac Nicols b. 1879 Wollongong d. 14/3/1958 Cessnock (Sarah Jane Broadhead * 1898)

b. 12/6/1880 Clifton d. 1958 Cessnock br. Cessnock

m. William Isaac Nichols ( -14/3/1958 Cessnock Son of George James Nichols & Sarah Ann Spinks *) 1898 Redfern

f. William Broadhead m. Elizabeth Ann Harrison *

1. (f) Lilian D Nichols b. 1898 Woonona
2. (m) William H Nichols b. 1903 Woonona
3. (f) Sarah A Nichols b. 1906 Woonona
4. (m) George S Nichols b. 1910 Woonona
5. (f) Edna J Nichols b. 1912 Woonona

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

b. abt 1879 d. 16/7/1959 Strathfield

m. Ernest Nicholas (-1/10/1949 Strathfield Son of John William Nicholas & Mary Jane ) 1900 Sydney

1. (f) Violet R Nicholas b. 1902 Wollongong (George H Ridge 1924)
2. (m) Ernest Nicholas b. 1905 Redfern d. 1905 Redfern
3. (m) Ernest Reginald Nicholas b. 1907 St Leonards d. 1945 Parramatta

b. abt 1860 d. 1/6/1945 Mortdale br. Woronora

m. Henry Thomas Nicholas (-7/5/1946 Son of Henry Nicholas & Mary ) 1879 Sydney

f. Thomas Harvey

1. (f) Mary Cureton Nicholas b. 1880 Sydney (Lawrence Barrett 1913)
2. (f) Amy C Nicholas b. 1882 Sydney d. 1882
3. (m) Randolph Nicholas b. 1884 Sydney
4. (m) Cecil Henry Nicholas b. 1885 Glebe
5. (f) Edith Gertrude Nicholas b. 1888 Randwick (A Barrett(
6. (f) Mildred Nicholas b. 1889 Ashfield (R Gough)
7. (f) Ethel Nicholas b. 1891 Ashfield (K Young)
8. (f) Elsie Nicholas b. 1893 Liverpool (T Milner)
9. (m) Henry Thomas Nicholas b. 1896 Sutherland
10. (m) Richard Nicholas b. 1898 Helensburgh d. 1899 Hurstville
11. (f) Emily Nicholas b. 1900 Helensburgh (A Guyot)
12. (f) Doris Nicholas b. 1903 Helensburgh
13. (m) Arthur Nicholas b. 1905 Helensburgh

NICHOLAS.-June 1, 1945, at her residence, 52 Villiers Avenue, Mortdale, Eliza Nicholas, dearly beloved wife of Henry Thomas and loving mother of Mary (Mrs. L. Barrett), Amy (deceased), Ralph, Cecil, Gertrude (Mrs. A. Barrett), Mildred (Mrs. R. Gough), Ethel (Mrs. K. Young), Elsie (Mrs. T. Milner), Harry, Richard (deceased), Emily (Mrs. A. Guyot), Dorie, and Arthur, aged 85 years.

Privately interred June 2, 1945, Church of England Cemetery, Woronora. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 4 June 1945 p 10

b. abt 1879 d. 10/8/1958 Wollongong

m. George Henry Nicholas (abt 1877-24/6/1954 Wollongong)

Living at South Clifton in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

Husband a night officer.

b. 1852 d. 20/12/1924 Bulli br. Bulli

m. James Nicholas 1876 Sydney

1. John C Nicholas b. 1877 Lambton
2. James W Nicholas b. 1878 Newcastle
3. George W Nicholas b. 1879 Armidale d. 1882 Walcha
4. Benjamin V Nicholas b. 1882 Grafton d. 1882 Grafton
5. Elizabeth A Nicholas b. 1885 Tweed River
6. Mary A Nicholas b. 1887 Tweed River (Thomas G Robinson 1910)
7. Janet Christina Nicholas b. 1890 Murwillumbah d. 1972 Wollongong (William E Davies 1916)
8. Ellen F Nicholas b. 1891 Murwillumbah d. 1919 Bulli (Horace E Welsh 1915)

Living at Corrimal in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties. Husband a miner.

RETURN THANKS. The family of the late Mrs. Nicholas desire to return sincere thanks to Dr. Goldie, and to especially thank Mesdames Buckley, Andrews, Richards and Turner, also to all kind friends for expressions of sympathy and floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement, in the loss of their dear mother. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 9 January 1925 p 11

b. Russell Northland New Zealand d. 1909 Wellington New Zealand br. Karori Wellington New Zealand

m. Edwin Owen Nicholas (1837 Bristol England – 1895 Auckland New Zealand Son of Captain John Martin Nicholas &) 1860 New Zealand

f. James Watson m. Ann Elizabeth

1. (m) John Martin Nicholas b. 27/9/1860 Wollongong
2. (f) Eunice Lililia Nicholas b. 1863 Newtown
3. (m) Alfred Edwin Nicholas b. 1866 Windsor
4. (m) George Rolleston Nicholas b. 1868 Windsor
5. (m) Charles Frederick Nicholas
6. (m) Robert Nicholas
7. (m) Llewellyn Martin Nicholas
8. (f) Alice Lawes Nicholas
9. (m) Thomas Henry Nicholas
10. (m) Frank Langdon Lawes Nicholas

Husband insolvent in 1865, living at Waterloo.

b. abt 1862 d. 17/4/1920 Redfern

m. Charles Nicholson 1884 Young 7436/1884

1. (m) David Henry Nicholson b. 1885 Young 34706/1885 d. 1952 Hurstville
2. (f) Selina R Nicholson b. 1887 Woonona 25237/1887 (John McLean 1907)
3. (m) George James Hamilton Nicholson b. 1889 Cowra 17497/1889 d. 1940 Newtown
4. (m) John F Nicholson b. 1893 Cowra 12138/1893
5. (m) Charles Rudolf Nicholson b. abt 1894 Cowra
6. (f) Minnie I Nicholas ( Leslie A Pettit 1910)

MRS. C. NICHOLSON.

The sad news of the death in Sydney on Saturday of Mrs. Agnes Nicholson, wife of Mr Charles Nicholson, of West Wyalong, was received here yesterday by her son-in-law, Mr.L. A. Pettit. The deceased lady, who was 54 years of age, has been ailing for the past three weeks, and on Wednesday last it was decided to send her to Sydney, for which place she left, accompanied by her sister-in-law Miss Nicholson. On Friday evening', Mr. Nicholson received an urgent summons to proceed to Sydney, he and his son, Jack leaving by Saturday's train. The cause of death was a paralytic stroke and haemorrhage of the brain.

The late Mrs. Nicholson came here with her husband and family shortly after the outbreak of the field, and has resided here ever since. For the past 10 or 12 years, she has been engaged in obstetric nursing, and for a time conducted a private hospital at 'Wyalong'. She was a good worker for patrotic causes during the war, two of her sons (Lieut. C. R. Nicholson, M.C. and Private Dave Nicholson) having gone on active service She was very highly esteemed by a large circle of friends.

She leaves a husband, three sons and two daughters to mourn their sad loss, viz., Messrs Dave, Jack and George Nicholson, and Mrs. McLean, of Leeton, and Mrs. L. A Pettit, of West Wyalong

The remains were interred in Sydney yesterday The Wyalong Advocate and Mining, Agricultural and Pastoral Gazette (NSW : 1900 - 1928) Tuesday 20 April 1920 p 4

b. 1866 Kiama d. 23/8/1943 Northbridge cr. Northern Suburbs

m. Alexander Nicholson (-19/6/1945 Northbridge Son of John Nicholson & Ann) 1894 Kiama

f. Richard Hall m. Eliza Catherine *

1. (f) Muriel H Nicholson b. 1895 Wollongong (Frank W Ross 1927)

Living at Manning St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties. Husband a bank manager.

NB. Marriage is registered as her being the husband and her first name as Corneliu.

OBITUARY

A lady well-known and very popular in Kiama passed away on Monday last at Northbridge in the person of Mrs. Amy Nicholson, wife of Mr. Alex Nicholson; former manager of the E. S. and. A. Bank at Gerringong and Kiama. She was a member of a very old and esteemed district family, being the daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. Richard .Hall, of Gerringong. During the manly years she resided in this district she was all indefatigable worker for all charitable causes, such as the. Kiama Hospital, and during the Great' War no one did more than the late Mrs; Nicholson to assist the Red Cross and similar institutions. .Her husband retired from the banking service about 17 years ago and they went to reside at Northbridge, but have been frequent visitors to Kiama renewing old friendships, and many will be sorry to hear of the passing of a lady of such a gracious and charming personality. Mrs. Nicholson is survived by her husband and, one daughter, Muriel (Mrs. M. H. Ross) to whom sincere sympathy is extended in their bereavement. The funeral took place yesterday (Tuesday) at the Northern Suburbs Crematorium. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 25 August 1943 p 3

b. abt 1849 d. 17/3/1914 br. Bulli Anglican

m. Greener Brodie ( abt 1844-1887) 1874 Morpeth Co Northumberland (brother of William Brodie)

m. John Barnes Nicholson (1840-17/2/1919) St Andrews Sydney 25 February 1891

f. William Smith m. Elizabeth

Ship: Northbrook 1878

1. (f) Hannah Brodie * b. abt 1874 d. 31/3/1949 no. 9 Wilga Street Corrimal (Henry John Coltman 1894)
2. (m) William Brodie b. abt 1876 d. 23/3/1878 died on Voyage
3. (m) William Brodie b. 1878 Wollongong 24797/1878 d. 1956
4. (f) Ellen Brodie b. 1880 Wollongong 27412/1880
5. (m) Arthur E Brodie b. 1882 Woonona 19697/1882
6. (m) Thomas T Brodie b. 1884 Woonona 3059/1884
7. (m) Frederick Barnes Brodie b. 1887 Woonona 25123/1887 d. 1962
8. (f) Emily Nicholson b. 15/5/1891 Woonona 39036/1891 d. 5 Jun 1891
9. (m) John Barnes Nicholson b. 1893 Woonona 39755/1893 d. 1967
10. (m) Joseph B Nicholson b. 4/1/1897 Woonona 8761/1897 d. 16/1/1897
11. (m) Robert Barnes Nicholson b. abt 1895 d. 19/2/1896

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Greener Brodie was killed in the Bulli Mining Disaster leaving her a widow with 6 children aged from 3 months to 12 years.

Her second husband John Nicholson won the Legislative Assembly seat of Illawarra in June 1891 and he held his seat for twenty-six years (Woronora, 1894-1904, and Wollongong, 1904-17)

b. 1865 Highmans Green Worcestershire England d. 17/6/1946 Bulli br. Bulli

m. Albert Edward /Robert Nicklin ( 20/11/1920 Son of Levi Nicklin & Sarah) 1885 Woonona

f. Thomas Aston m. Emma Harper *

Ship: Scottish Hero 1884 into Queensland with family

1. (m) George T Nicklin b. 1889 Woonona
2. (f) Ivy M Nicklin b. 1890 Woonona (John Bourke)
3. (f) Edith E Nicklin b. 1892 Woonona (David Morgan)
4. (f) Clara O Nicklin b. 1893 Woonona (James Spittle)

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

Mrs. K .E. NICKLIN On Monday Mrs. Kate Emma Nicklin died at her home, 12 Tyrwhitt Avenue, Bulli at the age of 80 years. Relict of the late Alfred Nicklin, she was the mother of Ivy (Mrs Jack Bourke) Edith (Mrs. David Morgan) Clara (Mrs James Spittle) and George South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 21 June 1946 p 9

b. abt 1861 d. 25/11/1939 Islington br. Sandgate

m. Andrew Nicol (abt 1858-25/9/1926 Wickham Son of Peter Nicol & Robina) 1880 Lambton 4374/1880

f. William Bower m. Janet

1. (m) Alexander B C Nicol b. 1881 Newcastle d. 14/12/1910 Wickham
2. (m) Andrew Nicol b. 1883 Cobar d. 1919 Newcastle
3. (m) William Bower Nicol b. 1885 Woonona d. 1969 Kogarah
4. (m) Charles C Nicol b. 1889 Woonona
5. (m) Frederick Nicol b. 1892 Woonona d. 1983
6. (m) James Murray Nicol b. 1901 Wickham d. 11/11/1901 Wickham

m. William Alexander Nicol

1. (f) Jane Nicol b. 1886 Kiama d. 6/8/1958 South Caringbah (Henry John Rayner 1906)
2. (f) Christina Margaret Nicol b. 1890 Sydney d. 11/7/1952 Redfern (Paul Bellati 1908 div, Benjamin Hickman unm, Arundel Pryor 1920)
3. (f) Martha Douglas Nicol b. 1896 d. 1919 Redfern (Accidently took poison)

b. abt 1863 Scotland d. 25/4/1927 Bulli br. Bulli

m. Archibald Nicol (1857 Scotland- 11/4/1911 Woonona Son of Archibald Nicol & Catherine) 1890 Wallsend

f. Alexander Brown m. Mary

1. (m) Archibald Nicol b. 1891 Wallsend d. 1944 Bulli
2. (m) Donald B Nicol b. 1897 Wickham d. 1917 Belgium
3. (m) Andrew Nicol b. 1900 Woonona d. 1972 Wollongong

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

MRS. NICOL.

A respected resident of Bulli, Mrs. Nicol, passed away at her home in Hopetoun Street, Bulli, early yesterday morning, aged 64 years. The funeral will take place at 4 p.m. to-day (Fri day). There is much sympathy for the two sons — Messrs. Ernest and Andrew Nicol. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 26 August 1927 p 10

MRS. MARY NICOL.

In recording the demise of Mrs. Mary Nicol, Hopetoun Street, Bulli, we do so with much regret, knowing — as we do— that the district has lost a splendid type of woman. The death took place at her home on Thursday, 25th Aug. resulting from pneumonia. Confined to bed for a week, and with medical skill and a nurse also in attendance throughout, the attack was too severe to withstand. The funeral left the home on Fri- day afternoon, at 4 o'clock, being very impressive indeed. In front of the hearse laden with beautiful wreaths, marched male friends of the two sons. Deceased was placed to rest at the side of her late husband — Andrew Nicol,   who died in April, 1911, when 54 years of age — in the Presbyterian section of Bulli cemetery, Rev. A. Wood conducting the funeral service. The sadness of the two sons as they watched the body of their late mother being lowered into the last resting place can be imagined, and they were supported by Mr. R. Evans and Mr. W. Evans, father-in-law and brother-in-law of the eldest son. The pall-bearers were Messrs. C. Jones, D. Scott, J. Cochrane, H. Hobbs, F. Horton, E. Taylor — first three representing South Bulli Colliery staff and last named three of Protestant Alliance Lodge, the young son being identified with both, having proved a good secretary of the Alliance. The late Mrs. Nicol, 64 years of age, was like her husband, a native of Scotland, and they came to Australia as a young couple. It was from Newcastle they moved to Bulli over 20 years ago, bringing with them a family of three sons. The husband died, as mentioned previously, and the second son — Donald — gave his life when a soldier at Belgium in October, 1917, being then only 20 years of age. The remaining two sons — Archibald and Andrew— are well known and highly respected throughout the district, and sympathy is being extended to them from all quarters. Deceased had endeared herself to all who knew her, due to her kindly nature and a desire at all times to render assistance or a consoling word to any in trouble, and many will miss this lady- like person. Very notable was her association for about 20 years with the Presbyterian Ladies' Guild at Woonona and the members have expressed their sorrow at the loss of one whom they had always looked upon as one of the best of their number. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 2 September 1927 p 9

b. 1863 Parramatta d. 1943 Sydney 24924/1943 cr. North Sydney

m. Eugene Henry Stanley Nicolle (4/2/1861 Sydney -1929 Son of Eugene Dominique Nicolle & Jane Williamson) 1/11/1892 Parramatta 6251/1892

f. Charles Watt m. Catherine Croaker Aaron

1. (f) Dorothy J Nicolle b. 20/9/1893 Wollongong 39383/1893
2. (f) Erica C Nicolle b. 29/10/1894 Lake Illawarra 37949/1894
3. (f) Gwendoline E Nicolle b. 26/10/1895 Lake Illawarra38470/1895
4. (f) Phyllis Edna Nicolle b. 1899 Wollongong 8493/1899 d. 1969 Ryde
5. (m) Stanley E C Nicolle b. 17/12/1900 Lake Illawarra 8987/1901
6. (m) Frank Herbert Nicolle b. 9/8/1904 Lake Illawarra 38520/1904 d. 1966 Hamilton

Living at Lake Illawarra in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

NICOLLE—WATT.—November 1, Eugene Henry Stanley, only son of Eugene Dominique Nicolle of Wollongong, to Catherine Charlotte, eldest daughter of Charles Watt, of Parramatta. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 16 November 1892 p 1

NICOLLE.-September 20, at Homeleigh, Wollongong, the wife of E. H. S. Nicolle, of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald 26 September 1893

NICOLLE.—September 20th, at “Homeleigh,” Wollongong, the wife of E. H. S. Nicolle, of “Esperanza,” Lake Illawarra, of a daughter. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 26 September 1893 p 2

NICOLLE.—October 29, 1894, at her residence, Esperanza, Lake Illawarra, the wife of E. H. S. Nicolle, of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 3 November 1894 p 1

NICOLLE.-October 26, 1895, at her residence, Esperanza, Lake Illawarra, the wife of E. H. S . Nicolle, of a daughter. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 1 November 1895 p 1

NICOLLE.—December 17, at “Esperanza,” Lake Illawarra, the wife of E. H. S. Nicolle, of a son Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Saturday 22 December 1900 p 3

NICOLLE.—August 9, at Illawarra Lake, N.S.W., the wife of E. H. S. Nicolle—a son. The Daily News (Perth, WA : 1882 - 1950) Thursday 1 September 1904 p 8

The Nicolle family in the grounds of their house Esperanza at Primbee, near Wollongong, with Robert Barnet in uniform, 1916

MRS. C. C. NICOLLE

Mrs. Catherine C. Nicolle, who died in Sydney this week aged 80 years, was well known in the Wollongong district for very many years. She was born in Parramatta, being a daughter of the late Professor Watt. As a bride she went to live at “Esperanza,” the home of her husband, the late Mr. E. H. S. Nicolle, who pre-deceased his wife about fourteen years ago. “Esperanza” was situated on a rise overlooking Lake Illawarra, and in the vicinity of the present township of Primbee. Mrs. Nicolle became noted for her gentleness, kindliness and hospitality, and these characteristics always won the affection and esteem of all who came in contact with her. In past years she had resided in Sydney, and latterly had suffered from indifferent health. The remains were cremated at the North Sydney Crematorium, and the Rev. E. Walker officiated at the service. Members of the family who have lost a devoted mother are: Dorothy (Mrs. Nute, Hamilton), Erica (Mrs. Kerie, Taree), Gwen (Mrs. R. Ridley, East Melbourne), Phyllis (Sydney), Stanley and Frank (Newcastle). Miss Williamson, of Wollongong, is a niece. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 26 November 1943 p 5

Living at Lake Illawarra in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

d. 25/6/1902 Kingswood

m. Rowland Isadore S Nicolle (1860-1956 Lismore Son of Jules Antonio Nicolle & Georgina)1898 Wollongong 4427/1898

f. Charles Frederick Smith m. Maria Elizabeth Large *

1. (f) Elizabeth E Nicolle b. 1899 Wollongong 36172/1899

NICOLLE -June-25 at her residence Kingswood, Fanny Clayton beloved wife of Rowland Nicolle, and youngest daughter of Charles Frederick Smith, of Church-street, Wollongong aged 25 years The Sydney Morning Herald 18 July 1902

b. abt 1832 England d. 15/2/1879 at sea

m. Gregory Williamson

m.. Eugene Dominique Nicolle (abt 1823-21/11/1909 Wollongong Son of Pierre Nicolle & ?) 5/4/1862 Presbyterian Church, Woolloomooloo

1. (f) Jane Louise Gregory Williamson * b. 1855 England d. 19/3/1926 Wollongong 3832/1926 (known as Miss Nicolle)
2. (m) Eugene Henry Stanley Nicolle b. 4/2/1861 Sydney 389/1861 d. 2/12/1929 Wollongong 21700/1929 (Catherine Charlotte Watt 1892)
3. (f) Adelaide Constance Nicolle b. 17 /5/May 1862 Sydney1223/1862 d. 1919 Paddington (Theodore Lachaume 1889)
4. (f) Eugenie Florence Eleanor Nicolle b. 17/5/1862 Sydney1224/1862 d. 1942 (Robert Petrie 1886)

NICOLLE.-February 15, suddenly at sea, on board the S.S. Garonne, Jane, wife of E. D. Nicolle, Esq., of Whiteheath, Wollongong. The Sydney Morning Herald 19 February 1879

Dominic Nicolle, was associated with the late Mr J S Mort In perfecting the cold storage process which built up the Australian meat export trade. Moved to White Heath, Lake Illawarra in about 1878. The Sydney Morning Herald 3 December 1929

b.1855 England d. 19/3/1926 Wollongong

f. Gregory Williamson m. Jane Shermer *

Living at Lake Illawarra in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

b. 12/8/1807 d.

Mrs. Nicolls, a resident of Tarrawanna, celebrated her one hundredth birthday; yesterday. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 13 August 1907 p 2

b. 1860 Greendale d. 14/6/1944 br. St Mary’s

m. Peter Joseph Nies (21/3/1858 – 27/2/1922 Bong Bong River Son of Peter Nies &) 12/8/1885 Greendale

f. Patrick Dorahy m. Bridget Coffey

Husband a Police Constable, had no children of their own but fostered many. He drowned while duck shooting.

NIES-DORAHY.-August 12, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Dean Mahoney, Peter Joseph Nies, of Parramatta, to Annie Mary, second daughter of Mr. Patrick Dorahy, of Greendale, Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1870 - 1907) Saturday 22 August 1885 p 43

m. August Nilsson (abt 1859 Sweden -15/11/1908 Wollongong) abt 1886

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

Husband was an alcoholic who committed suicide by drinking poison because of his problem and the debts that he had accrued. He left a block of land with a cottage on it plus some workshops. The couple had no children.

Sad Death.

The death of Mr. Gustavus Nilsson occurred very suddenly on Sunday afternoon under very sad circumstances.

Deceased had resided in Wollongong for many years, and was very popular with all sections of the community. He was a painter by trade, and 'was recognised as being a first-class tradesman. Deceased leaves behind a widow, for whom the deepest sympathy is felt.

An inquest was held yesterday at noon by the coroner (Mr. W. H. Rees) concerning the circumstances surrounding the death of deceased.

Sarah Nilsson, wife of deceased, deposed that deceased was 49 years of age, and a native of Sweden. Had been married to him for 22 years. Deceased was addicted to drink, and had been drinking heavily from Monday until Thursday, when he had been wandering into the bush and returning for tea. On Friday he got up, very early, and after feeding the horse went off for the day. He returned between four and five o'clock, and said he had come home to die. He vomited very much, and was ill all night…. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 17 November 1908 p 2

m. John Nimmo

Living at Lakelands in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties.

Husband a labourer.

Living at Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties.

b. 28/8/1847 Riversdale Kiama d. 21/10/1928 Summer Hill br. Rookwood

m. John Nisbet 1873 Kiama

f. James Robb m. Agnes Frances McIntosh *

1. (f) Edith Agnes Nisbet b. 1874 Kiama d. 1915 Newtown
2. (m) Arthur John Nisbet b. 1875 Sydney d. 1953 Manly
3. (f) Mable E Nisbet b. 1877 Sydney d. 1877 Sydney
4. (m) Norman James Nisbet b. 1881 Kiama
5. (f) Muriel Nisbet b. 1883 Young d. 1963 Gerringong (William E Miller 1903)
6. (f) Irene E Nisbet b. 1885 Young
7. (m) Harold Thompson Nisbet b. 1886 Young d. 1941 Orange
8. (m) Edgar Stanley Nisbet b. 1887 Petersham

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

Obituary.

The death took place on October 21^st of Mrs. Agnes Francis Nisbet at her home 45 Liverpool road, Summer Hill, who for many years resided in Kiama after she became a widow and where she and her family were well and favourably known. Earlier in life she was known well also, for she was one of the Robbs, of Riversdale, and a twin sister of Mr. Hugh Robb, of Myrtle Grove, with whom sympathy is expressed. Mr. Robb went up to Sydney on Sunday to attend the funeral which took place at the Presbyterian cemetery, Rookwood on Monday afternoon. To Mrs. E. Miller, of “Sandywha,” her daughter Muriel, very sincere sympathy is also expressed, also to Miss Irene Nisbet. Four sons in Messrs. George, Norman, Harold and Stanley also mourn the loss of a splendid mother. The late Mrs. Nisbet was in her 82nd year. She was one of the kindest and most benevolent of women and ever a staunch adherent of her church. She was left a widow with her children small and was wrapped up in their welfare. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 24 October 1928 p 2

b. abt 1854 England d. 31/1/1945 Cranebrook

m. Thomas Butler Nisbet (1852 Poplar England -23/10/1937 Penrith Son of Thomas Nisbet & ? ) 21/11/1876

f. Henry Burling m. Mary Muggleton Morgan *

1. (f) Mary Nisbet (Henry Harris 1900)
2. (m) Thomas H Nisbit b. 1879 Wollongong
3. (f) Caroline S Nesbit b. 1883 Wollongong
4. (f) Caroline M Nisbet b. 1884 Wollongong ( Joseph Preston 1907)
5. (m) John W B Nesbit b. 1887 Wollongong
6. (m) Henry B Nisbit b. 1891 Wollongong

NISBET-BURLING.-November 21, by special license, at St.   Philip's Church, by the Rev. Thomas O'Reilly, Thomas Butler, only son of Thomas Nisbet, of Sydney, to Frances, youngest daughter of Henry Burling, of Wollongong, both natives of England. The Sydney Morning Herald 28 November 1876

m. John Nixon

1. (f) Unknown Nixon b. 8/4/1860 Berkeley

On the 8th instant, at her residence Berkeley, Mrs. John Nixon, of a daughter. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 13 April 1860 p 2

m. Joseph Nixon 1862 Paddington 1116/1862

1. (m) Thomas H Nixon b. 1864 Wollongong 16512/1864
2. (f) Maria A Nixon b. 1866 Wollongong 16588/1866

b. 23/3/1846 Denbighshire Wales d. 21/1/1933 Enfield cr. Rookwood

m. Isaac Nixon (26/10/1846 Durham-1932 Ryde Son of William Nixon & Ann) 7/6/1868 Shildon Durham

Ship: Clyde 1879

1. (f) Elizabeth Nixon b. abt 1872 Durham
2. (f) Susannah Nixon b. abt 1873 Durham (George Todd 1890)
3. (m) John William Nixon b. abt 1875 Durham d. 1945 Newcastle
4. (f) Amy Nixon b. abt 1879 Durham
5. (f) Laura Nixon b. 1880 Berrima
6. (m) Frederick Nixon b. 1881 Berrima d. 1946 Wallsend
7. (f) Gertrude V Nixon b. 1885 Wollongong d. 1885 Wollongong
8. (m) George Leonard Nixon b. 1886 Wollongong d. 1973 Burwood

Husband a labourer

Diamond Wedding

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Nixon, formerly of Kurri Kurri, celebrated their diamond wedding at the- residence of their son, George, 18 Bennett-avenue, Enfield, on Thursday, June 7, when a very enjoyable evening: was spent.

Mr. Nixon was born' at New Durham, England, on October 26, 1845, while Mrs. Nixon' (formerly Poole) was born at Denbighshire, Wales, on March 23, 1846. They were married at Shildon, England, on June 7, 1868.

Twelve months after their marriage they went to America for two years, returned to England, and then came to Australia In 1871. Mr. Nixon was underground manager at Wickham and Bullock Island Collieries (Newcastle). They went. to Kurri Kurri, where he held the position of shotfirer at Pelaw Main until his retirement, having .lived. at Kurri for 22 years.

They both enjoy good health. The Newcastle Sun (NSW : 1918 - 1954) Thursday 14 June 1928 p 2

b. abt 1826 Dublin d. 26/9/1900 Berry 11828/1900 br. Kangaroo Valley

m. Frederick William Barnier (Dublin-1864 Kiama ) 20/12/1859 St Andrew’s Sydney 874/1859

m. Henry William Nixon (abt 1828-15/3/1899 Berry) 1864 Shoalhaven 3108/1864

f. Edward Bradbury m. Jane

1. (f) Elizabeth J Barnier b. 1861 Kiama 8085/1861 d. 1898 Berry 8784/1898
2. (m) Edward J Barnier b. 1863 Kiama 8610/1863
3. (m) William Nixon b. 1866 Kiama 9410/1866
4. (m) James Nixon b. 1867 Kiama 10615/1867
5. (f) Susan Nixon b. 1871 Kiama 11676/1871
6. (f) Ervina Nixon b. 1873 Kiama 12365/1873

On the 20th instant, at St. Andrew's Cathedral, by the Rev. George King, by special license, Mr. F. W. Barnier, of Gerrin Kiama, fourth son or Mr. James Barnier, city of Dublin, to   Jane Bradbury, fourth daughter of Mr. Edward Bradbury, of the city of Dublin. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 22 December 1859

The magisterial inquiry concerning the death of Henry William Nixon, who succumbed in the Berry Hospital yesterday to Injuries received by a horse falling with him on the road near Berry, was held by the Coroner to-day. After evidence had been given by Jane Nixon, wife of deceased,… The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930) Friday 17 March 1899 p 6

Mr (Mrs) Nixon, of Kangaroo Valley, died on Thursday last The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 29 September 1900 p 2

b. 1854 Liverpool, Lancashire, England d. 17/2/1924 br. Helensburgh

m. John Nixon (-21/3/1901 Helensburgh Son of John Nixon & ?) 1878 Patrick Plain, Jerry Plains 1878/4463

f. William Killen m. Jane McNay

Ship: 1856 James Ternie with her parents and sister born on board

1. (m) John Nixon b. 1879 Cassilis 11667/1879 d. 1947 Granville (served in Boer War) (Martha Edwards 1906)
2. (m) William Nixon b. 1881 Cassilis 18550/1881 d. 31/7/1902 Mount Kembla Mining Disaster 11945/1902
3. (m) Robert Nixon b. 1883 Walgett 26086/1883 d. 1919 Helensburgh (Annie M Prescott 1909)
4. (m) Samuel Nixon b. 1886 Lambton 31067/1886 d. 1952 Bulli 22718/1952 (Jessie Browning 1909)
5. (m) George Nixon b. 1888 Waratah 33250/1888 d. 1968 Helensburgh 20479/1968 (Amy Jones 1914)
6. (m) Albert Nixon b. 7/3/1891 Lilyvale 16490/1891 d. 8/10/1985 Armidale 22940/1966 (Agnes Flora McCallum, Emily Bridget Seessle 1927, Minnie Lavinia Patrick)
7. (f) Jane Melinda Nixon b. 1893 Helensburgh 16946/1893 d. 1971 63794/1971 (William Irvine 1918)
8. (f) Elizabeth Anne Nixon b. 1896 Helensburgh 3915/1896 (David Poland 1916)

Living at Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

In “The Mount Kembla Disaster”, authors Stuart Piggin & Henry Lee, on page 112 is a record of the efforts made by Jane to obtain financial assistance following the death of her son William in the disaster.

b. 4/2/1862 West Dapto V18622247 121A/1862 d. after 1948

m. George Nixon 1883 Wollongong

f. James Warrington m. Clara Williams *

b. 1857 Wollongong 12150/1857 d. 26/2/1943 Gosford

m. Arthur Nixon (- before 1943 Son of G R Nixon) 8/11/1881 St Luke’s Dapto 4433/1881

f. Andrew Thompson m. Elizabeth Weston

1. (m) Eoin Louis Eugene Nixon b. 1883 Wollongong 21114/1883 d. 1962 Marrickville (Alice Maud Mary Johnson 1911)
2. (f) Gwladys Mary Nixon b. 1886 Collingwood Vic d. 1969 Glen Innes
3. (f) Beatrice Geraldine Nixon b. 22/9/1888 Qld d. 1959 Newcastle (Stuart L Mackenzie 1925)
4. (f) Cora Marcia Nixon b. 3/3/1890 Qld (Albert R Harrison 1919)
5. (f) Trilby Nixon
6. (f) Nancye Nixon adopted

NIXON— THOMPSON.— November 8th, at St. Luke's Church, Dapto, by the Rev. J. Stack, Arthur, youngest son of the late Mr. G.R. Nixon, M. A., Trinity College, Cambridge, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Andrew Thompson, J. P., of West Horsley, Dapto. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 15 November 1881 p 2

NIXON.—February 26, at The Pines, Green Point, Gosford, Mary Jane, widow of the late Arthur Nixon and mother of Eoin, Gwladys, Beatrice, Marcia, Trilby, and Nancye (adopted daughter), aged 82 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 27 February 1943 Page 16

Butcher Woonona Bailliere’s Post Office Directory 1867

b: 1834 CofE Liverpool V1834415 18/1834 d: 1916 Bomaderry 13766/1916

m. Henry Glanville (1814 St Columb Major England -1859 New Zealand) 20/6/1848 CofE Jamberoo: Kiama; Shoalhaven

m. William M Noakes 1863 Shoalhaven 2882/1863

f. Daniel Lucey Spillane m. Charlotte Fowler

1. (f) Mary Veale Glanville b. 1850 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven V1850436 35/1850
2. (m) Henry Glanville b. 1852 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven V18521851 38A/1852
3. (m) William Glanville b. 1853 bp. Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven V18534460 40/1853
4. (m) Joseph Glanville b. 1856 7641/1856
5. (f) Maria Veale Glanville b. abt 1859 d. 1949
6. (f) Mary Veale Glanville b. abt 1861 Auckland New Zealand d. 1934 Murwillumbah (Alexander Bryen 1883)
7. (m) Albert E Noakes b. 1865 Shoalhaven 15137/1865
8. (f) Emily L Noakes b. 1867 Shoalhaven 16139/1867
9. (f) Annie R Noakes b. 1869 Shoalhaven 18166/1869
10. (f) Harriet Victoria Noaks b. 1872 Shoalhaven 17567/1872
11. (f) Mabel Alicia Noakes b. 1875 Shoalhaven 19611/1875

At Kiama, on 20th instant, by the Rev. P. T. Beamish, Henry Glanville, Esq., of Wogomia, county of St. Vincent, to Mary Jane Plunkett, eldest daughter of Mr. D. L. Spillane, Liverpool. The Sydney Morning Herald 29 June 1848

Resident of Sussex Inlet area whose children were baptised in the Kiama Shoalhaven area.

b. abt 1816 d. 1852 Field of Mars

m. Thomas Noakes( 1797 Rye Sussex- 1869 Baulkham Hills) 8/9/1838 Winchelsea Sussex

f. Charles Collins m. Mary

Ship: Juliana 1839 Green's Point, Table Bay, Cape of Good Hope on 19 Jan 1839 then either Morayshire or Mary Hay

1. (f) Juliana Noakes b. 1838 at sea
2. (m) Alfred Noaks b. 1840 CofE Dapto/Wollongong
3. (f) Mary Noarkes b. 1842 Cook’s River: Petersham
4. (m) William Noakes b. 1843 Cobbitty: Narellan

b. abt 1869 Jamberoo d. 26/10/1936 Lismore br. Lismore

m. Francis Andrew Noble (1879 Burrawang - 3/4/1949 Fairfield Son of Andrew Noble & Jane Johnston) 1919 Lismore

f. John Dudgeon m. Margaret Barber *

Living at Oak Flats in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties

OBITUARY
MRS. FRANK NOBLE

Adeline Noble (67), wife of Mr. Frank Noble, of Newrybar, died in the Lismore Base Hospital late on Monday night after a long illness.

Deceased was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Dudgeon who at one time lived at Mullumbimbi

She was born at Jamberoo and has lived on the North Coast for about 30 years, and since her marriage 17 years ago, at Newybar.

In addition to her husband four brothers and four sisters survive. Brothers are F. Dudgeon (Mullumbimby) C. Dudgeon (Upper Orara), and M. and L. Dudgeon (Tweed), and Misdames. S. Barnes (Wyrallah road, Lismore), C. Sharpe Coff's Harbour), B. Ro c (Eumundi, Qld.), and J. Ritchie (Nimbin) are sisters. Mullumbimby Star and Byron Bay-Bangalow Advocate (NSW: 1936) Friday 30 October 1936 p 4

b. 6/5/1861 Wollongong 14372/1861 d. 11/1/1942 Enfield cr. Northern Suburbs

m. Robert Noble (8/12/1857 Jamberoo- 2/11/1943 Enfield Son of John Noble & Ann Fletcher *) 5/9/1883 Kangaloon

f. William Johnston m. Elizabeth Spence *

1. (m) Robert Ernest Noble b. 5/6/1884 Eureka d. 16/7/1960 Lismore ( Leah Paine 1908)
2. (f) Selina Elizabeth Noble b. 24/1/1887 Clunes d. 22/4/1973 Castle Hill ( Robert William Simes 1912)
3. (f) Agnes Stella Noble b. 3/4/1889 Eureka d. 11/10/1966 Enfield ( Stanley Kay 1919)
4. (f) Annie May Noble b. 10/5/1891 Eureka d. 3/8/1972 Wollongong (Noble Leslie Arthur Gorrell 1924)
5. (f) Ada Noble b. 18/5/1893 Eureka d. 3/6/1893 Eureka

Robert and Agnes were the first couple to be married in the new Kangaloon Methodist Church.

b. 1872 Wollongong 19655/1872 d. 1959 Sydney

m. John Noble (abt 1861-9/8/1944 Bellevue Hill Son of Andrew Noble & Flora) 26/7/1890 Darlinghurst

f. James Rathmell m. Henrietta Collins *

1. (m) John Stuart Noble b. 1893 Wollongong d. 30/11/1969 Bondi
2. (m) Andrew Gordon Noble b. 1899 Annandale
3. (f) Alice Essie Noble b. 1905 Marrickville

NOBLE—RATHMELL.—July 26th, 1890, at St. Peters, Darlinghurst, by the Rev. T. B. Tress, JOHN, second son of the late ANDREW NOBLE, of Balmain, to ALICE, eldest daughter of JAMES RATHMELL, of Wollongong. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 29 July 1890 p 2

b. 17/11/1821 Drumadravey Fermanagh

m. John Noble (4/5/1810 Lowtherstown Fermanagh- 12/12/1898 Kangaloon Son of John Noble & Margaret Campbell) abt 1838 Fermanagh

f. William Fletcher m. Catherine Keys

Ship: 21/7/1841 Helen

Occupation: Dairy Woman

1. (f) Margaret Noble * b. 19/10/1839 Strabone Ireland d. 19/3/1920 ( James Rutledge 1859)
2. (m) William Noble b. 5/10/1842 Jamberoo d. 1939 ( Charlotte Elizabeth Dudgeon * 1866, Margaret Keys )
3. (m) John Noble b. 4/8/1844 Jamberoo d. 08/10/1915 Bexhill (Isabella McGill 1872)
4. (f) Catherine Noble b. 25/6/1846 Jamberoo d. 5/8/1922 Clunes ( Andrew Johnston 1866)
5. (m) Thomas Andrew Noble b. 19/10/1848 Jamberoo d. 1930 Gerringong (Annie/Hannah Wilson 1877)
6. (f) Mary Noble b. 29/8/1850 Jerrera d. 28/5/1927 Marshall Mount ( Thomas Armstrong 1871)
7. (m) James Noble b. 5/5/1852 Riversdale d. 1947 ( Anna Maria Vance * 1875, Sarah Wiley Graham 1866, Bessie Olden)
8. (m) Robert Noble b. 8/12/1857 Jamberoo d. 3/11/1943 Sydney ( Agnes Johnston *1893)
9. (m) Joseph H. Noble b. 15/12/1859 Jamberoo d. 1939 (Maggie Noble 1885)
10. (f) Jane Ann Noble b. 12/1/1863 Kangaloon d. 1944 ( Robert Virtue 1883)
11. (m) Josiah G. Noble b. 7/10/1865 Kangaloon d. 23/12/1955 Bexhill ( Martha Trimble 1884)
12. (f) Isabella M. Noble b. 12/6/1867 Kangaloon d. 2/9/1950 (Oliver Virtue 1886)
13. (f) Emily Louise Noble b. 12/1/1870 Kangaloon d. 28/10/1905 Kangaloon ( Gerard Johnston 1887)

Husband was instrumental in bringing out to Australia dozens of his own relatives, as well as his wife's sister and brother, Eleanor/Ellen (see Rutledge) and William, and 4 of his wife's nieces, Catherine, Lucinda, Isabella and Susannah Keys. Helped build the Methodist Church at Kangaloon

b. 6/7/1844 Kiama b. 21/8/1884 Robertson

m. James Noble (5/5/1852 Riversdale -1947 Son of John Noble & Ann Fletcher *) 25/12/1875 Kangaroo Valley

f. Joseph Vance m. Isabella Armstrong *

1. (f) Isabella A T M Noble b. 1877 Burrawang (Charles Smith)
2. (m) Joseph J G Noble b. 1878 Burrawang (Sarah Brooker)
3. (m) Enoch Noble b. 1879 Burrawang
4. (m) John J Ridley Noble b. 1882 Robertson m Avis Piper
5. (f) Mary Alitha M Noble Noble b. 1881 Robertson
6. (f) Maggie M Maria Noble b. 1884 Robertson (Arthur Shaw)

b. abt 1848 d. 15/8/1911 br. Gerringong

m. Thomas Andrew Noble (19/10/1848 Jamberoo – 8/7/1930 Gerringong Son of John Noble & Ann Fletcher *) 26/9/1877 Gerringong

f. James Wilson m. Mary Hamilton *

1. (m) John Percival Noble b. 1878 Kiama

Living at Gerringong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties Husband a farmer.

NOBLE-WILSON.- On September 26, at Gerringong, by the Rev. W. Moore, Wesleyan Minister of Kiama, Thomas Andrew, third son of John and Ann Noble, Kangaloon, to Hannah, only daughter of the late James and Mary Wilson, Gerringong. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 2 October 1877 p 2

b. 1863 Kiama d. 29/9/1941 Katoomba

m. John William Noble (abt 1867 Rose Valley Gerringong -26/4/1939 Coffs Harbour Son of William Noble & Mary Graham *) 1888 Kiama

f. Robert Gray m. Jane Elliott *

1. (m) Arthur J Noble b. 1888
2. (m) John William L Noble b. d. 1959 Coffs Harbour
3. (f) Maud A Noble d. 1916 Lismore
4. (f) Amanda M Noble b. 1895 Ballina

MRS. J. W. NOBLE.

The death occurred at Katoomba on 29th September, after a long illness of Mrs. J. W. Noble, formerly of Goonellabah. Two children survive. They are Miss Florence Noble; formerly of Goonellabah, and Mr J. W. (Don) Noble, of Coff's Harbour, and representative of J. C. Hutton Pty. Ltd. There are also three grandchildren, Len Noble, of the RA.A.F. (Perth) Miss. Bonnie Noble, of Bonalbo public school, and Graham Nobel of Coff's Harbour. Miss A. Noble, of McKenzie-street, Lismore, is a sister-in-law. Mrs C. W. Craig of Kiama who died a fortnight ago in Sydney; was a sister. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 8 October 1941 Page 4

b/ 8/7/1838 Magistrate at sea d. 28/4/1884 Jamberoo br. Wesleyan Chapel Jamberoo

m. John Noble ( 4/4/1838 Dergany Dromore Tyrone Ireland - 5/12/1904 Jamberoo Son of Henry Frederick Noble & Eleanor Graham ) 25/8/1859 Weslyan Chapel Liverpool

f. Edward Simpson m. Jane

Ship: Magistrate 1838

1. (f) Louisa Jane Noble * b. 19/6/1860 Mt Erin Smithfield d. 1/7/1943 Lidcombe ( George James )
2. (m) Joseph Ernest Noble b. 26/12/1863 Liverpool/Jamberoo d. 20/3/1938 Kiama (Margaret Anne Wilson * 1888)

http://records.ancestry.com.au/john_noble_records.ashx?pid=48934773

b. 1838 Corlave Fermanagh Ireland d. 8/8/1907 Kangaloon

m. William Noble (5/10/1842 Jamberoo -1939 Bangalow Son of John Noble & Ann Fletcher *) 17/10/1866 Jamberoo

f. Hugh Dudgeon m. Prudence Lawson *

Ship: Exodus 1855

1. (m) William Henry Fletcher Noble b. 2/8/1867 Jamberoo
2. (m) Hugh Noble b. 3/5/1869 Jamberoo
3. (f) Ann Jane Noble b. 1/9/1870 Jamberoo
4. (m) Thomas John Noble b. 24/6/1872 Jamberoo
5. (f) Prudence Elizabeth Noble b. 15/4/1874Jamberoo
6. (m) Ernest Arthur Noble b. 27/12/1875 Jamberoo
7. (m) Walter Percy Noble b. 28/10/1877 Jamberoo
8. (m) Robert Alfred Noble b. 1881

MRS. W. NOBLE.

At Kangaloon on Tuesday last, after a lengthy term of feeble health, Mrs. William Noble passed peacefully away, the cause of death being heart failure. Deceased, who was 87 years of age, was the daughter of the late Mr. Hugh Dudgeon, of Jamberoo, and was born in County Fermanagh, Ireland.

She came to the Colony when a child, and came with her husband and family to Wilde's Meadow 25 years ago afterwards removing to Kangaloon, where she spent the last 22 years of her life, and was highly respected by all who knew her. A husband and a grown up family of four sons and two daughters are left to mourn their loss. The sons are Messrs. William Noble (Sydney), John Noble (Richmond River), Ernest Noble and Alfred Noble (Kangaloon). The daughters are Mrs. James Noble (Richmond River), and Miss Noble (Kangaloon). The funeral took place on Thursday, when a large number followed the remains to their resting place at the Methodist Cemetery, Kangaloon. Robertson Advocate (NSW : 1894 - 1923) Tuesday 13 August 1907 p 2

b. 1855 Riversdale 4667/1855 V18554667 42B d. 28/11/1925 Bombo br. Kiama

m. Henry Frederick Noble (1844 Ireland - 21/4/1901 Jamberoo Son of Henry Frederick & Eleanor Graham *) 1888 Sydney

f. Thomas Wilson m. Mary Ann Gray *

1. (m) Frederick H Noble b. 1889 Kiama
2. (f) Henrietta F Noble b. 1889 Kiama
3. (m) Henry J Noble b. 1892 Kiama
4. (f) Angel N Noble b. 1896 Kiama

Living at Jamberoo in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

The death has taken place of Mrs. Dora J Noble. widow of the late Mr. H. F. Noble, for many years an alderman of the Kiama and Jamberoo municipalities. Mrs. Noble was in her 67th year. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 1 December 1925 p 12

NOBLE.-At the residence of her daughter, Mrs. E. Jones, Eureka House, Bombo, Dora Jane Noble, wife of the late H. F. Noble, aged 67. Funeral to commence from the above residence at 2 o'clock This (Monday) Afternoon, 30th, for North Kiama Cemetery The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 30 November 1925 p 10

b. 1809 Knockmanoul Ballinamallard Fermanagh Ireland d. 1/1/1879 Fountaindale Jamberoo

m. Henry Frederick Nobel (Tyrone Ireland- 11/1/1885 Jamberoo) abt 1825 Ireland

Ship: Commodore Perry 1856

1. (f) Elizabeth Louise Noble b. 1828 Derganny Co. Tyrone Ireland
2. (m) George Noble b. 1833 Dergany Dromore Tyrone Ireland d. 2/12/1890 Wallendbeen (Mary /Margaret Rebecca Graham * 1857)
3. (m) John Noble b. abt 1835 Dergany Dromore Tyrone Ireland d. 5/12/1904 Jamberoo ( Catherine Simpson 1859)
4. (m) Henry Fredrick Noble b. 22/6/1844 Dramore, Co. Tyrone, Ireland d. 21/4/1901 Jamberoo (Dora Jane Wilson * 1888)

b. 3/8/1845 Albion Park d. 21/5/1915 Bexhill br. Bexhill

m. John Noble (4/8/1844 Jamberoo- 8/10/1915 Newcastle Son of John Noble & Ann Fletcher *) 1/5/1872 Green Mountain Albion Park

f. Andrew McGill f. Jane Isabella McNiven *

1. (m) William Noble b. 10/11/1873 Kangaloon d. 19/8/1936 (Mary Jane Rankin 1901)
2. (m) Andrew Stewart Noble b. 7/3/1875 Kangaloon d. 18/6/1954 Newcastle (Eliza Jane Gallagher 1911)
3. (f) Annie Elizabeth Noble b. 1876 Kangaloon d. 1880
4. (f) Amy Noble b. 17/3/1878 Kangaloon d. 6/2/1965 ( James Francis Ramsey 1921)
5. (m) John Archibald Noble b. 3/11/1879 Kangaloon d. 19/3/1946 ( Lizzie Lucinda Ramsey 1911, Frances Marjorie Graham 1921)
6. (m) Robert Allison Noble b. 24/1/1881 Kangaloon d. 18/5/1907 Burringbar
7. (m) Norman Alexander Noble b. 1883 Bexhill d. 9/11/1889 Eureka
8. (f) Alice Mary Noble b. 3/11/1885 Bexhill d. 17/3/1890
9. (m) George Angus Noble b. 1887 Bexhill d. 12/3/1888

NOBLE. — On the 10th November, at her residence, Kangaloon, the wife of Mr. J. Noble, junr., of a son. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 21 November 1873 p 2

On the 7th March, at her residence, Kangaloon, the wife of JOHN NOBLE, jun., of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 11 March 1875 p 2

b. 19/2/1868 Jamberoo d. 20/5/1955 Qld

m. Robert Graham Noble ( 1868 Rose Valley Gerringong - 1951 Brisbane Qld Son of William Nobel & Mary Graham *) 1895 Kiama

f. Edward Kell Tate m. Jane Ellen Wood *

1. (f) Edna Roberta Noble b. 1896 Ballina
2. (m) Glen Edric Noble b. 1898 Ballina
3. (m) Errol Kell Noble b. 1900 Ballina
4. (f) Verlie Priscilla Noble 1904 Murwillumbah d. 1991 Brisbane Qld (James Wood 1931)

b. 1869 Jamberoo d. 12/4/1943 Fairfield Kiama br. Jamberoo

m. Joseph Ernest Noble (26/12/1863 Liverpool/Jamberoo -20/3/1938 Kiama Son of John Noble & z *) 1888 Kiama 5665/1888

f. Robert Wilson m. Mary Ann Armstrong *

1. (f) Violet M Noble b. , 1890 Kiama 17864/1890 (G J Alexander)
2. (m) Ernest John Noble b. 1892 Kiama 18594/1892 d. 15/5/1960 (Ethel Phylis)
3. (m) Robert Frederick Silvian Noble b. 1895 Kiama 23407/1895 d. 6/8/1958 (Mary Theresa)

Living at Golden Gully in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

MRS. MARGARET NOBLE-74 Years

The death occurred at the residence .of her daughter, Mrs. G. J. Alexander, Fairfield, Kiama, on Monday last of Mrs. Margaret Ann Noble, at the age of 74. Her passing leaves a gap in the older generation. of residents of Jamberoo, as for many years she resided there, and took a helpful part in church and municipal affairs, especially during the period when she was Mayoress of the municipality. The late Mrs. Noble was the daughter of old and respected district residents, the late Mr and Mrs. Robert, Wilson, and married: the late Joseph Noble, who was an: Alderman of the Council for many years, also Mayor for a number of terms, being prominent in all. District affaires. Mr. Noble predeceased his wife five years ago, and since then Mrs. Noble had been living at Melrose, Jamberoo. Some weeks ago, she became ill, and until her passing she was at Fairfield, Kiama, where her daughter gave her every care and attention. Mrs. Noble was a lady with a big circle of friends in Jamberoo and district, Who will miss her helpful and courteous personality. She is survived by two sons, Messrs. .E.; J. and S. Noble, Jamberoo, and one daughter, Violet (Mrs. G. J. Alexander,. Kiama), also two brothers, William Wilson, Saddleback, and Andrew Wilson, Cambewarra, to all of whom sympathy is extended in their bereavement. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 14 April 1943 p 4

b. abt 1838 Ireland d. 6/8/1900 Cootamundra br.

m. George Noble (1833 Dergany Dromore Tyrone Ireland- 2/12/1890 Wallendbeen Son of Henry Frederick Noble & Eleanor Graham * ) 28/10/1857 Figtree

f. George Graham m. Rebecca Graham

Ship: Argyle 1839

1. (m) George Henry Noble b. 1862 Kiama
2. (f) Maria Noble b. 1864 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama ; Shoalhaven (Frederick W Payne 1882)
3. (m) John A Nobel b. 1865 Kiama
4. (f) Margaret R Noble b. 1867 Kiama (Charles Mumford 1892)
5. (m) Frederick Noble b. 1869 Kiama
6. (m) Alfred Hamilton Noble b. 1871 Kiama
7. (f) Maude Catherine L Noble b. 1873 Young d. 1900 St Leonards (John H Harland 1893)
8. (m) Ernest Graham Noble b. 1875 Young
9. (m) Benjamin G J W Noble b. 1877 Murrumburrah
10. (f) Fanny Elizabeth Noble 1881 Murrumburrah (Arthur W J Corby 1898)
11. (f) Ellen Noble (Christopher Macrae 1878)

On the 28th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, Fig Tree, by the Rev. S. Wilkinson, Mr. George Noble, of Gerringong, to Miss Margaret Graham. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Monday 2 November 1857 p 3

Death of Mrs. Noble. — On Sunday evening the death occurred in town of Mrs. Noble, relict of the late Mr. George Noble, of Rose Hill, Cullinga, and previously of Mount Pleasant in the Kiama district, on the South coast, who died some ten years ago. She was the daughter of the late Mr. George Graham of Figtree, in the Wollongong district. She was also a sister of the late Mrs. Walter Curry and of Mrs Geddes, Temora road. She came to this district with her husband 28 years ago, and she leaves 3 sons and four surviving daughters, Messrs. Hamilton, Ernest, Benjamin Noble : and Mrs. Macrae (Mittagong), Mrs. Paine (Condoblin), Mrs. Mumford (Carlton, near Kogarah), and Mrs. A. Corby (Berthong). She had only a few days returned from North Sydney, where she had gone to attend another daughter, who died there, Mrs. Hartland. Mrs. Noble had been declining for years. The funeral took place yesterday, the remains being conveyed to Murrumburrah. Cootamundra Herald (NSW : 1877 - 1954) Wednesday 8 August 1900 p 2

b. abt 1867 Widnes Lancashire d. 6/6/1926 br. Bowral

m. Charles Noble (abt 1861– 14/3/1925 Gladesville) 1885 West Derby

f. John Darwell

1. (m) John D Noble b. 1888 Bowral
2. (m) George E Noble b. 1890 Bowral
3. (f) Alice D Noble b. 1893 Bowral
4. (m) William E Noble b. 1894 Bowral d. 19/7/1916 WW1
5. (f) Lilian M N 1896 Bowral d. 27/4/1944
6. (m) Charles T Noble b. 1899 Wollongong
7. (m) Frederick A Noble b. 1901 Wollongong
8. (m) Thomas A Noble b. 1905 Wollongong
9. (m) James L Noble b. 1908 Wollongong
10. (m) Alfred Noble b. 1910 Wollongong (Gwenda Martin 1933)

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

Husband a police officer at Cowra, Wollongong and Bowral.

b. 1836 Tyrone Ireland d. 16/8/1917 Goonellabah

m. William Noble 1866 Kiama

f. William Graham m. Isabella Irvine

Ship: Mary Pleasants 1857

1. (m) John William Noble b. 1867 Rose Valley Gerringong d. (Camelia Lucinda Gray * 1888)
2. (m) Robert Graham Noble b. 1868 Kiama d. 1951 Qld (Louisa Tate * 1895)
3. (m) Samuel Noble b. 1870 Kiama
4. (f) Eliza Louisa Noble b. 1871 Kiama
5. (f) Amanda Noble b. 1873 Kiama
6. (m) James Alfred Noble b. 1874 Kiama
7. (m) Gerard Noble

MRS. MARY NOBLE.

During Thursday night there passed away at Goonellabah in the person of Mrs. Mary Noble, a colonist of sixty years standing. Whilst able to get about to the last, Mrs Noble for the past few years had been in frail health and confined to her residence, receiving unremitting attention and care from her daughter, Miss Amanda Noble. Going to bed.as usual at 9 p.m. on Thursday, the invalid took a bad turn, unexpectedly about midnight and passed away to her rest before the medical aid summoned could arrive. Born in County Tyrone, Ireland, in 1836, a year before the accession of the late Queen Victoria, deceased came out with her parents, Mr and Mrs Graham and family to Australia in 1857, landing very shortly after the wreck of the Dunbar at The Gap, Sydney Heads. In fact these travellers to a new world had a most providential escape in connection with that ill fated vessel. They would have sailed in her, but for their departure being postponed through a mistake in applying from lreland for passages to South Wales instead of New South Wales. On landing at Sydney they settled at Kiama, where Mrs. Noble, who married in 1866, lived for 30 years. Then the Nobles, like many other settlers of those parts, heard the insistent call of the Richmond River ringing through the South Coast districts and they answered it, settling upon what proved to be, when cleared, a fine property at Fernleigh, near Tintenbar. Here, sustaining all the privations and troubles of pioneers in the heart of the Big Scrub, they remained until the strenuous part of their lives was o'er, and a well-earned rest in the twilight of their days had been won.

From Fernleigh the home was removed to Goonellabah, where they lived in retirement, Mr. Noble predeceasing his wife four and a half years ago. Of the three daughters and five sons born to the deceased, one daughter and four sons survive her as follows:- Amanda (Goonellabah), John William (Goonellabah), Robert (Brisbane), James (Bangalow), and Gerard (Toowoomba). She also leaves a number of grandchildren.

Her brother James, the sole surviving member of the Graham family, resides at Ridgewood, Clunes. For sixty-five years of late, Mrs Noble was a-constant supporter of Methodism, attaching herself to that connexion from the closing period of her childhood. In a career which included two pioneering experiences, naturally a little more than the average amount of hardship fell to her lot. But the exemplary life she led enabled her to sustain these with fortitude and overcome them and her even temperament and kindly disposition always secured her a wide circle of friends. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 18 August 1917

m. George Noble 29/8/1853 Wollongong

He resident Fairy Meadow she of Wollongong

m. William Noin

1. (f) Mary J Noin b. 1859 Wollongong 14025/1859

b. 1/1/1850 Ireland d. 7/11/1931 Balmain br. Rookwood

f. John Joseph Nolan m. Diana Balits/Burkett/Dunne

Living at Roman Catholic Convert Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Sister of the Good Samaritan

NOLAN.— Requiem Mass for the Repose of the Soul of SISTER MARY AMBROSE (NOLAN) will be celebrated In the Good Samaritan Convent Private Chapel, Balmain, THIS (MONDAY) MORNING, at 7 o clock. Funeral to leave the convent at 9.30 for Catholic Cemetery. Rookwood, by road. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1931 - 1954) Monday 9 November 1931 p 6

d. 1886 Wollongong

m. William Nolan

f. Michael Keefe

1. (m) John Thomas Nolan b. 4/3/1884 Wollongong 22766/1884 d. 1884 Wollongong

b. 1839 d. 1917 New Zealand

m. Rev. Thomas Angwin (abt 1832 Mithia Cornwall – 1/8/1867 Mudgee Son of William Angwin & Mary) 1859 Bathurst

m. David Nolan (1829 Londonderry-1901 Auckland) 22/4/1878 Remuera Auckland

1. (f) Mary E P Angwin b. 1860 Orange
2. (f) Elizabeth M Angwin d. 1861 Mudgee
3. (f) Ellen Hettie Angwin b. 1861 Mudgee (William Russell Whewell 1885)
4. (m) William P Angwin b. 21/8/1864 Kiama d. 11/12/1864 Kiama
5. (m) Thomas A Angwin b. 24/10/1865 Kiama d. 1869 Mudgee
6. (m) Josiah H P Angwin b. 1868 Mudgee d. 1868 Mudgee
7. (m) Leslie Adams Nolan b. 1879 NZ d. 13/6/1945 NZ
8. (m) Cuthbert Parker Nolan b. 1884 NZ d. 23/6/1917 France

On the 21st instant, at the Wesleyan Parsonage, Kiama, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Angwin, of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 25 August 1864 p 2

On the 11th Dec., at the Wesleyan Parsonage, Kiama, William Parker Angwin, son of the Rev. Thomas Angwin, aged 3 months and 21 days. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 15 December 1864 p 2

AT the Wesleyan Parsonage, Kiama, on Tuesday, 24th instant, the wife of the Rev. Thos. Angwin, of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 26 October 1865 p 2

NOLAN—ANGWIN.—At Remuera Church, Auckland, David Nolan to Elizabeth Jane Angwin. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 10 May 1878 p 9

b. abt 1849 Killkenny Ireland d. 20/9/1903 Kiama br. North Kiama

m. Nolan (-after 1903)

f. Shortland

1. (m) male Nolan
2. (m) male Nolan
3. (f) female Nolan
4. (f) female Nolan

Lived Kiama from about 1893

MRS M NOLAN,

Early on Saturday morning last there passed peacefully away at her residence, Bong Bong Street, a respected resident of Kiama for the past ten years in the person of Mrs, Mary Nolan. For the past twelve months she had been falling, and experienced periods of suffering through or complaint which the devoted nursing of her daughter and friends did much to relieve, The deceased lady, who was 61 years of age, and a native of Kilkenny, Ireland, leaving a husband, two daughters, and two sons to mourn their loss, The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 23 September 1903 p 2

m. Morris Nolan (abt 1847-1924 Perth WA) 1880 Tamworth 4984/1880

1. (m) Cornelius P Nolan b. 1881 Uralla 24490/1881
2. (m) Denis Nolan b. 1883 Glen Innes 17435/1883
3. (f) Ellen Bridget Nolan b. 31/8/1885 Railway Camp 23782/1885 d. 1940 Bankstown (William C Erskine 1911)
4. (f) Margaret Nolan b. 6/11/1887 American Creek 25494/1888

b. 1881 Woonona d. 2/11/1935 Balgownie br. Wollongong

m. Thomas H Nolan (- before 1935) 1900 Sydney

f. Samuel Liddle m. Elizabeth Daglish *

1. (f) Rita Mary Margaret Nolan b. 1901 Woonona d. 1966 Rose Bay (John David Berkeley 1918)

NOLAN.-November 2, 1935, at her sister's residence, Balgownie, died suddenly, buried November 3, at Wollongong Cemetery, dearly beloved mother of Rita Berkeley, 77 Kenrick-street, Merewether; aged 55 years.

b. 21/4/1840 Wollongong RC Illawarra Wollongong d. 22/7/1921 Auburn br. Rookwood

m. James Matthew Nolan (-8/9/1889 Beaufort Vic Son of Edward Nolan & ) 1/6/1865 Kiama

f. Thomas Fowler m. Hannah/Johanna Reardon *

1. (f) Eliza Johanna Mary Nolan b. 2/2/1866 Kiama bp Kiama RC
2. (m) Thomas Edward Nolan b. 9/4/1867 Kiama bp Kiama RC
3. (f) Maria Teresa Nolan b. 2/8/1868 Kiama bp Kiama RC
4. (m) James Mathew Nolan b. 10/8/1870 d. 1870 Woolloomooloo

Husband a doctor. He was reported to have moved to Victoria in about 1884.

MARRIED. ON the 1st instant, by special license, at St. Peter's Church, Kiama, by the Very Rev. Dean Flanagan, assisted by Rev. Fathers Conway and D'Arcy, James M. Nolan, Esq., M.D., L.R.C.S.I., only son of Edward Nolan, Esq., Enniskillen, Ireland, to Mary Teresa, only daughter of Thomas Fowler, Esq., Kiama. No-cards. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 8 June 1865 p 2

ON the 2nd inst., the wife of Dr. J. M. Nolan— prematurely — of a daughter The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 8 February 1866 p 2

NOLAN.— On the 9th instant, the wife of Dr. Nolan, of a son. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 16 April 1867 p 2

On the 10th August, the wife of Dr. J. M. Nolan, of a son. Prematurely. Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931) Saturday 13 August 1870 p 2

NOLAN July 22, Mary Teresia wife of late James Matthew Nolan surgeon aged 81 years. RIP The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 25 July 1921 p 8

b. abt 1840? d. 18/3/1925 br. Wollongong

m. Joseph William Sanderson (-3/4/1873 Newcastle) 1867 Wollongong 3326/1867

m. Andrew Nolan (abt 1824 - 13/12/1897 Wollongong) 1873 Newcastle 3439/1873

f. John Campbell m. Elizabeth

1. (m) Thomas John Sanderson b. 1868 Wollongong d. 1934 Kiama (Lucy Elizabeth Naomi Cornford 1890)
2. (m) Joseph William Sanderson b. 1871 Wollongong d. 13/5/1960 Earlwood (Rosahannah Green 1891)
3. (f) Elizabeth Ann Sanderson b. 1872 Wollongong d. 26/6/1949 West Wallsend (James Grills 1893)
4. (u) Nolan b. abt 1873
5. (f) Margaret Etta Nolan * b. abt 1879 d. d. 17/4/1907 Unanderra (William Daley 1901)
6. (f) Sarah Easter Nolan b. abt 1879 d. 1954 Bulli (John Liddle 1896)
7. (m) Andrew James Nolan b. 13/5/1879 Mt Pleasant 26092/1879 d. 1967 Wallsend (Olive Jones 1907)
8. (m) William Nolan b. 5/1/1881 Mount Pleasant 18795/1881 d. 1927 Wollongong
9. (f) Lucinda Nolan * b. 9/9/1882 Mt Pleasant 19642/1882 d. 1951 Wollongong (Michael J Hennessy 1901)

Living at Mount Keira in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Her husband Andrew Nolan was a very violent man; there are frequent reports of her being abused by him. When her female friend Catherine Allenby was murdered in New Lambton, after they had spent the evening together, the family returned to Wollongong. Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1870 - 1919) Saturday 27 April 1878 Page 38

NOLAN.— March 18th, at her daughter's residence, Mrs. M. Hennesy, Sarah, relect of the late Andrew Nolan, in her 85 year. At rest. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 27 March 1925 p 16

b. 17/11/1870 Collector d. 4/6/1919 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. Albert George Noldart (24/5/1867 Westcott Surrey -2/4/1928 Corrimal Son of David Noldart & Harriet Chennell) 1892 Hillston

f. James Forrest m. Martha Eagle

1. (f) Florence Millie Noldart b. 1893 Hillston d. 1982 (Robert T Kenning 1921)
2. (m) Albert Stanley Noldart b. 1894 Hillston d. 19/7/1918 France
3. (m) Francis James Noldart b. 1899 Lithgow d. 1973 Cessnock
4. (m) Allen Clarence Henry Noldart b. 1901 Wollongong d. 1878
5. (f) Margaret Nellie Noldart b. 1903 Woonona (Charles Wilson 1924)
6. (m) Arthur Melrose Victor Noldart b. 1911 Wollongong d. 1984
7. (f) Lilian Alma Hope Noldart d. 1954 Burwood (Robert Chapman 1917)

Electoral Roll 1903 resident Balgownie –Domestic Duties. Husband a miner.

m. George Nole

1. (f) Alice Nole b. 3/4/1859 Fairy Meadow

b. 14/2/1863 Wollongong 14963/1863 d. 24/12/1944 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. Martin Julius Nordling (abt 1855 Gottenberg Norway-11/11/1942) 8/3/1884 Wollongong

f. Peter Sloan m. Sarah Caroline Shepherd *

Electoral Roll 1903 resident Campbell St Wollongong –Domestic Duties. Husband a labourer.

m. William Norman

1. (m) Joseph H W Norman b. 1887 Lambton d. 1887 Lambton
2. (f) Alice Norman b. 1889 Woonona d. 1889 Woonona d. 1889 Woonona

b. 6/7/1822 Sutton Forest d. 10/3/1870 Young br. Grenfell

m. Henry Adams (13/11/1796 Wrentham Suffolk- 1866 Young) 1/1/1838 Sutton Forest

m. William Baines Norman 1867 Forbes

Cause of Death: Dropsy

f. Captain Daniel Clarke m. Hannah Stanley

1. (m) George Adams b. 31/12/1839 Wollongong d. 1897 Narrandera
2. (m) William John Adams b. 9/1/1842 Sutton Forest d. 1920 Tumbarumba
3. (m) Henry Daniel Adams b. 19/4/1844 Kiama d. 1920 Narrandera
4. (f) Louisa Maria Adams b. 1/6/1846 Sutton Forest
5. (m) Joseph James Adams b. 6/11/1848 Sutton Forest d. 1937
6. (m) Robert Smart Adams b. 28/10/1851 CofE Albury d. 1932
7. (m) David Jonathan Adams b. 7/5/1854 Albury d. 1911
8. (f) Matilda Henrietta Jane Adams b. 1857 Albury d. 1931
9. (m) Thomas Andrew Adams b. 1859 Albury d. 1921
10. (f) Rosanna Charlotte Esther Elizabeth Adams b. 1862 Young d. 1941
11. (m) Albert Adams b. 1865 Young d. 1868

Some sources have most of the children born in Kiama which I strongly doubt, I have made the births reflect the place of registration or christening.

m. Henry V Norman

1. (f) Frances A Norman b. 1899 Kiama

m. Henry Norray

1. (f) Bridget Norray b. 5/12/1873 Marshal Mount

Husband a labourer

b. 1861 Kiama 8213/1861 d. 22/10/1891 Richmond River

m. Frederick J Norris 1886 Lismore

m. James Callaway m. Martha Barnes James *

1. (m) Hubert J Norris b. 1887 Lismore
2. (m) Paul M Norris b. 1889 Lismore

NORRIS—October 22nd, at her residence, Alston Villa, Richmond River, ANNIE, the beloved wife of Mr. F. J. Norris, and eldest daughter of Mr. James Callaway, of American Creek, aged 29 years. She leaves a husband, two children, and a large circle of friends to mourn their loss.

b. 1872 Bathurst or Orange d. 1953 Merewether

m. James William Norris 1897 Orange

f. Gervase Marsh m. Mary

1. (m) Leslie J Norris b. 1898 Orange
2. (m) Cyril James Norris b. 1900 Albion Park d. 1968 Raymond Terrace
3. (m) Raymond W R Norris b. 1903 Merewether
4. (m) Thomas G Norris b. 1906 West Maitland
5. (f) Vera A Norris b. 1907 West Maitland
6. (m) Francis J Norris b. Kurri Kurri
7. (f) Ivy E Norris b. 1914 Kurri Kurri

MRS. ANN NORRIS DIES AGED 81

Mrs. Ann Norris, of Merewether, who died last week at the age of 81, was born at Orange. With her husband she came to Newcastle, later moving to the Coalfields. Mr. Norris spent 60 years in coal mines and retired 11 years ago.

Mrs. Norris is survived by her husband, four sons—Roy (Murrurundi), Cyril (Nelson's Bay), Ray (Stockrington Colliery), Frank (Cessnock) and a daughter, Mrs. H. Thompson (Merewether).

b. 1875 Berrima d. after 1941

m. George Hamilton Norris (1862 Albion Park- 31/5/1941 Lismore Son of William Henry Norris & Mary Whittaker * see Fryer) 1896 Moss Vale

f. James Ditton m. Elizabeth Goodfellow

1. (m) George Hamilton Norris b. 1897 Helensburgh d. 21/5/1952 Muswellbrook
2. (f) Ruby Elizabeth Norris b. 1898 d. 1936
3. (m) Langar William Norris b. 1900 Bowral d. 1957
4. (m) Rowland Bland Norris b. 1902 Bowral d. 1942
5. (m) Lionel Gordon Norris b. 1904 Bowral d. 1939
6. (f) Annie E Norris b. 1906 Bowral
7. (f) Bertha A Norris b. 1909 Stroud
8. (m) Henry M Norris b. 1911 Taree
9. (m) Radford William Norris b. 1914 Port Macquarie d. 1920
10. (f) Lydia May Norris b. 1916 Port Macquarie d. 1962

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b. 9/11/1878 Glebe d. 17/11/1943 Mosman br. Albion Park Anglican

m. William Henry Norris (26/9/1862 Kiama – Son of William Henry Norris & Mary Whittaker * see Fryer) 22/6/1904 Balmain North

f. Richard Gawthorpe m. Emma Squire

1. (m) Alex E Norris b. 1905 Albion Park
2. (f) Evelyn M Norris b. 1907 Albion Park
3. (f) Beatrice E Norris b. 1909 Kiama
4. (m) William Henry Gawthorpe Norris b. 1911 Dapto
5. (f) Nancy J Norris b. 1916 Wollongong

Living at Albion Park 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Father previously married to Eliza Daly *

A pretty little wedding was celebrated on the 22nd June, in St. Mary's Church of England, Balmain, by the Rev. Canon Archdall, when Annie Squire Gawthorpe, youngest daughter of the late Richard Gawthorpe, Glebe, Sydney, and grand-daughter of the late John Bell Squire, of Hertfordshire, England, and of Warkworth, Singleton, was married to William Henry Norris, of Albion Park, N.S.W.

The church was prettily decorated by some of the scholars of St. Mary's Grammar School and teachers. The bride entered the church supported by the Rev. Mr. Wilson, of Rooty Hill, and her bridesmaid Miss Ethel Tristram (cousin of bride), while the “Wedding March” was played by Mrs. Powell, organist of St. Michael's, Surry Hills. After the ceremony, a number of the children received the bride and bridegroom at the entrance to the church with showers of rose leaves and confetti. The bride was dressed in white silk, beautifully tucked and shirred, and yoke of silk-worked chiffon ; from the elbow hung deep frills of accordion-pleated chiffon, edged with satin bebe ribbon ; also the usual wreath and veil. She wore a gold watch and diamond and sapphire ring and carried a shower bouquet, gifts of the bridegroom .

The bridesmaid was attired in sage green panne cloth, with oriental trimming and block picture hat. She carried a basket of flowers and wore gold bamboo bracelet, gifts of the brldegroom The friends and relations of bride and bridegroom assembled at the home of bride's aunt (Miss Squire) and after many and profuse congratulations the happy couple left for Como for a few days. The presents were numerous, useful and costly. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Saturday 25 June 1904 p 11

Sympathy is extended to the relatives of Mrs. Annie Squire Norris, who passed away in a private hospital at Mosman, on Wednesday last.

Her late husband, Mr. W. H. Norris, was for a number of years a farmer at Albion Park and he and his wife, were great workers for their Church and the Agricultural Society. Mrs. Norris is survived by two sons and three daughters. The funeral took place at the Church of England cemetery, Albion Park, yesterday (Friday) The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 20 November 1943 p 4

b. 1867 Albion Park d. 1948 Newrybar br. Bangalow

f. William Henry Norris m. Mary Whittaker * see Fryer

Living at Albion Park in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic duties

The death occurred at Lismore this week of Miss Charlotte Norris, aged 80 years. Born at Albion Park, she was a sister of Mrs. A. H. Weston, of Albion Park and Wollongong. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)Thursday 22 April 1948 - Page 7

b. abt 1854 Wales d. 11/6/1930 Mullumbimby br. Mullumbimby

m. William Norris (1851 Kiama -9/10/1942 Lismore Son of James Norris & Euphemia McDonald Fraser *) 1873 Kiama

f. John Davey m. Margaret

1. (m) James Norris b. 1873 Shoalhaven
2. (m) John Norris b. 1875 Shoalhaven
3. (f) Minnie Norris b. 1877 Shoalhaven (Hanna)
4. (f) Rachel Norris b. 1881 Shoalhaven
5. (m) William Norris b. 1883 Shoalhaven
6. (f) Louisa J Norris b. 1885 Shoalhaven
7. (m) Victor Norris b. 1892 Berry
8. (f) Margaret D Norris b. 1895 Berry
9. (f) Mona I Norris b. 1899 Berry

MRS. W. NORRIS

Mullumbimby lost another of its early pioneers on June 11 with the death of Mrs. W. Norris, after a fortnight's illness, at the age of 76 years. The late Mrs. Norris, who was a native of Wales, came from Berry (South Coast) about 30 years ago with her husband to The Pocket, where they were engaged in farming for many years. Later they retired and went to live in Mullumbimby. Mrs. Norris, during the war years, was prominently associated with the Red Cross. She was known as the “mother” of the Mullumbimby branch, for to the energetic lady, was allotted the task of cutting out the garments. She was also an ardent supporter of the Methodist Church. Mrs. Norris reared a family of 13 children, who with the exception of one son, survive her. They are James (Miilla Milla), John (Newcastle), Mrs. Hanna (New Zealand), Mrs. McDougall and Mrs. Clarke (Lismore), Mrs. White (Cairns), Hugh (Malanda), Mrs. McFadden (Brisbane), Albert (Sydney), Victor (Lismore), Mrs. McClintock (Mullumbimby), Mrs. Phillips (Sydney). There are 50 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Mr. John Davey, Main Arm, is a brother, and Mrs. McMichael, Booyong a sister. The, funeral took place from the Methodist Church to the Anglican portion of the cemetery. Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954) Saturday 28 June 1930 p 4

b. abt 1875 Lancashire d. 15/8/1959 Randwick cr. Woronora

m. Richard William Norris (1873 Armidale – 24/5/1951 Wollongong Son of Johnson Norris & Elizabeth) 1897 Armidale

f. Jabez Ratcliffe m. Elizabeth Martha Nates

Ship: St Lawrence 1877

1. (f) Ivy E M Norris b. 1897 Armidale d. 1897 Waverley
2. (f) Amy B Norris b. 1898 Wollongong (Figtree)
3. (m) Charles Alfred Norris b. 1900 Waverley d. 1967 Sydney
4. (m) Mervyn R Norris b. 1913 Wollongong

Electoral Roll 1903 resident Market St Wollongong –Domestic Duties. Husband a compositor.

b. 1829 Windsor d. 1899 Berry

m. James Norris (1814 England – 1864 Berry)

f. Fotheringham Fraser m. Mary Christie

1. (m) Henry James Norris b.
2. (m) John Thomas Norris b. 1846 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven (Ann Sproule * 1870 see Traise )
3. (f) Mary Norris b. 1848 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven
4. (m) Robert William Norris
5. (m) William Norris b. 1851 Kiama Broughton Village d. 9/10/1942 Lismore (Elizabeth Ann Davey * 1873)
6. (m) James Huon Norris b. 1855 Presbyterian Wollongong
7. (f) Euphemia Norris b. 1858 Shoalhaven
8. (m) Hugh Norris b. 1860 Shoalhaven
9. (f) Racheal Norris b. abt 1863 d. 27/3/1926 Tweed River (William Arthur Kedzlie 1895)

b. abt 1777 d. 1842

m. Jeremiah Buffy ( abt 1791- 1835 Wollongong ) 30/4/1817 Parramatta

m. Thomas Norris (abt 1799-1881 Goulburn ) 19/2/1838 CofE Dapto; Wollongong

Ship: Indispensible 1796

Sentence: Life

MARY THORPE was indicted for stealing, on the 26th of March , a gold watch, value 6l. another watch, value 2l. four silver tea spoons, value 6s. a gold ring, value 5s. a mourning ring, value 5s. a tea caddy, value 6s. a silk cloak with black lace, value 3l. a muslin dimity gown, value 1l. a worked muslin gown, value 1l. two cotton gowns, value 10s. a stuff petticoat, value 3s. a white marseilles petticoat, value 10s. two dimity petticoats, value 10s. a muslin petticoat, value 10s. three muslin aprons, value 2l. two linen aprons, value 4s. a dimity bed gown, value 5s. five linen shifts, value 10s. a cloth cloak, value 5s. a silk cloak, value 5s. six linen handkerchiefs, value 4s. a silk handkerchief, value 2s. six muslin handkerchiefs, value 1l. a muslin shawl, value 10s. half a muslin shawl, value 4s. two shawl handkerchiefs value 4s. six yards of muslin, value 1l. a linen table cloth, value 5s. a wax bead necklace, value 6d. two muslin frocks, value 10s. and two pair of women’s linen gloves, value 1s. the goods of John Cook in his dwelling house .

JOHN COOK sworn.

I live at Twickenham , I am a brewer , the prisoner was my servant , she was with me only three days.

Q. Had you a character with her? - No, there we were deficient.

Q. When was it this happened? - On the 26th of March last we did not hear her so soon in the morning as usual, either I or my wife, and we waited some time and heard nothing of her, and after some short interval of about twenty minutes, her mistress went into her room hearing no answer to the bell, and found she was gone, and her box and a great deal of property missing. On Sunday week I went down to King's Langley, in Hertfordshire, in consequence of a letter having been seen in her box, dated from that piece. I found that she had been down there in a post chaise on the Saturday, subsequent to the robbery, and I traced her back to Watford, she there took another post chaise and came to the Green Man at Islington; but I should tell your lordship first, that I saw the boy at Watford that drove her, and he told me that there was part of the property left at the Green Man at Islington, which I have got here and can swear to some part of it.

Q. Was the prisoner at the Green Man when you found the property? - No, she had been gone some days; the property was brought forward by the landlord and landlady of the house, the landlord's name, I believe, is James Thomas.

JANE COOKE sworn.

I am the wife of the last witness.

Q. On the 26th of March I understand this woman quitted your service, did you then miss your property? - Yes.

Q. Was the property that you missed from any one particular place, or from different rooms in your house? - From different places.

EDWARD MILES sworn.

The prisoner took a place at our coach office for Kingston, from Kingston to London, she booked the place on the 26th of March in the evening, outside, she came up by the coach on the 27th of March, she came to the Angel, the back of St. Clement's.

Q. Had she the bundle with her then? - I did not see the large bundle, that she did not carry, but she had a small bundle then in a small silk handkerchief; and she went back with me to Stones End to know if the bundle was come by the other coach. She went with me on the box to the Stones End, to the Horse Shoe, where she found it was come to the Cross Keys, in Gracechurch-street; but I bought a watch of her in the day time. left her at the Horse Shoe.

Q. Where did you buy that watch? - Between the hours of one and two on the 27th.

Q. Where was it you bought it? - At the Crooked Billet, the corner of Wych-street, I went with her from the Angel Inn to there, it was only across the way.

Q. How did it happen, had you had any talk about that watch? - She had something of a twist about her finger, and I asked her about it, and she said she was at play the night before, and had broke her ring, and she pulled her housewife out of her pocket to shew me a ring, and she could not find it; but she found a mourning ring, which she said was her grandmother's; she then opened her bundle and took out a tea caddy, she then took out two watches, one was a plain gold one, and the other was a green studded case watch. I asked her if she would sell the plain gold watch? she said, I should have it if I chose; I asked her what I should give her for it? I told her I did not know the value of such a thing, but I would give her what she pleased for it; she said it was a very old watch, much battered and bruised, and it was her grandfather's; but if I had it cleaned it would go well, and I should have it for my own price. I said if she would I would give her three guineas for it; she said I should have it. and I bought it of her.

Q. Did you know it was gold then? - I did not. I took it to the Angel Inn, and shewed it to one of our clerks, and he said it was not worth more than fifteen shillings, but afterwards it was shewn to a watch maker, and he said the outside case was worth two guineas; we went then to Stones End, in the Borough.

JAMES THOMAS sworn.

The prisoner came to my house and was there the biggest part of the week; I keep the Green Man, at Paddington. Mr. Cooke made a mistake in saying I slington. She came to me the latter end of March, the day I cannot say, it was on a Saturday, and she came away the Saturday following; she said she had been in search of her brother, and her money ran short, and she wished to leave a few things that she had got, and desired to have a guinea and a half on them, and she would send for the things in a day or two.

Q. Had she any bundles with her at that time? - Yes, I cannot say to more than one, and that I can hardly say, only I see the porter have it on his back when she went out of the house, she left a piece of muslin, a blue sattin cloak, with black lace, and a check apron she gave my servant, and a mourning ring.

Q. Was the muslin not made up, or was it in a gown? - Not made up.

WILLIAM WALE sworn.

I was sent for last Thursday, about seven o'clock in the afternoon, to take the prisoner up, I went to the Horse Shoe, at Stones End.

Q. Had she any thing with her at that time? - Yes, I took these things from her back, and two rings from her finger; here is a black silk cloak, a pair of leather gloves, and a half shawl, and some other things, a muslin half shawl, here are three in all found, and only one owned.

Mrs. Cooke. These are my things, my cloak, I made it myself, I know the muslin also

Mills. This is the watch I bought of the prisoner, I know it by the number,(811.)

Q. How long had you had it in your custod? - From Thursday to Saturday night about eight o'clock, when I went and left it at Union Hall, with the magistrate.

Wale. I bring it here.

Mrs. Cooke. This is my husband's watch? - I know it to be his.

Mr. Cooke. This is my watch, I know it very well, I had it about eight years, I prosecuted two guards about the same watch, robbing me on the highway. I broke the pendant the night before the robbery, in consequence I did not take it up stairs that night as I used to do, but I left it on the chimney-piece. It cost me nine guineas, I bought it as second hand; I suppose it is worth now six or seven guineas, the cloak cost about four pounds, the muslin cost three shillings and six-pence a yard, the rings are worth three pounds.

Prisoner. I have got nothing to say.

GUILTY. Death . (Aged 19.)

Recommended by the Jury .

Tried by the first Middlesex Jury before Mr. Baron HOTHAM.

The following capital convicts were put to the bar, viz. Mary Bouchier , George Higgison , Robert Armstrong , Abraham Abrahams , Mary Thorpe , Alexander Loraine , Samuel Evans , who accepted of his Majesty's mercy on condition of being transported to New South Wales for the term of their natural lives ; and Ann Williams and William Walker refused .

m. Thomas Norris (abt 1799-1881 Goulburn ) 1843 Presbyterian Wollongong V 18434392 74B

1. (m) Thomas Norris b. 1844 Cooma, Monaro; Queanbeyan; Twofold Bay. 15/2/1924 Broken Hill

Living at Fairy Meadow in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic duties

b.1862 Bathurst d. 1912 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. William James North (-1927 Mt Pleasant Son of William North & Ann) 1881 Bathurst

f. William Charles Thornton m. Bridget

1. (f) Florence G North b. 1883 East Macquarie (Walter Elson 1906)
2. (m) William A North b. 1885 East Macquarie
3. (m) Charles Stewart North b. 1887 East Macquarie d. 1964 Bulli
4. (m) Thorne North b. 1890 Wollongong
5. (f) Mary A North b. 1894 Woonona
6. (f) Leah E North b. 1894 Woonona
7. (m) William Harold North b. 1896 Balgownie
8. (f) Gladys I North b. 1900 Woonona
9. (f) Margaret North b. 1901 Wollongong d. 1901 Woonona

Living at Mount Pleasant in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic duties. Husband a labourer.

The death occurred last week in the Wollongong Hospital of Mrs North, wife of Mr. W. North of Mount Pleasant. The deceased was highly respected in the district, and took a prominent past in all social matters. She leaves a grown up family and husband to mourn their great loss. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW: 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 16 January 1912 p 2

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (m) George H North b. 1895 Woonona

b. 1875 Kiama d. 28/4/1951 Lismore br. Clunes

m. John Henry Northam (-6/5/1909 Son of John H Northam & Mary A) 1899 Albion Park

f. Levi Raison m. Susan Hazelton *

1. (m) Donald K Northam b. 1901 Lismore
2. (m) Stanley R Northam b. 1904 Lismore
3. (m) Jack Northam b. 1909 Lismore d. 1935 Lismore

MRS. SUSAN NORTHAM.

Formerly one of the best known residents of Rosebank, where she had lived for over 40 years, Mrs. Susan Northern, widow of the late John Henry Northam, died in Lismore on Saturday afternoon.

She had lived in Laurel Avenue, Lismore, for the past two years. Mrs. Northam was born at Albion Park. She married there and lived in the South Coast district until coming to the Richmond River.

Prior to settling at Rosebank, Mr. and Mrs. Northam lived for a short period at Cooper's Creek, Clunes. Three sons survive. They are Messrs. Don and Fred Northam, of Rosebank, and John Northam, of Brisbane. Brothers of Mrs. Northam are Mr. Donald Raison, of Sydney, and Mr. George Raison, of Albion Park. Mrs. I. Wiley, of Albion Park, is a sister. Her funeral will leave the Presbyterian Church, Clunes, today, after a service commencing at 11 a.m., for the Clunes cemetery. Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954) Monday 30 April 1951 p 5

No father listed.

1. (f) Rachel V Northey b. 1892 Parramatta d. 1892 Parramatta
2. (m) William E Northey b. 1894 Helensburgh

Living at Corrimal in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. abt 1874 d. 3/7/1961 Manly

m. Martin Northey (abt 1848-1926 Bulli Son of Richard Northey & Mary) 1899 Sydney

1. (f) Winnifred Passmore b. 1898 Woonona d. 1898 Woonona
2. (m) Martin P Northey b. 1900 Woonona
3. (m) Richard C Northey b. 1901 Woonona d. 1902 Woonona
4. (f) Elizabeth M Northey b. 1904 Woonona d. 1904 Woonona
5. (f) Martha E Northey b. 1905 Woonona
6. (m) Francis J Northey b. 1907 Woonona
7. (f) Mabel M Northey b. 1909 Woonona

Living Balgownie in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a weighman.

BELLAMBI.

In the Divorce Court this week, Martin Northey (76), of Bellambi, petitioned for a divorce from his wife, Winifred Northey, on the grounds of alleged misconduct with Edward Talbot, who was joined as correspondent. The wife; cross petitioned for a decree for restitution of conjugal rights. His Honor dismissed both petitions. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 24 October 1924 p 16

Suspicious Septuagenarian
Separated from Spouse South Coast Mining Family Divides Over Boarder's Imaginary Misconduct —
Martin Northey Sues for Divorce from Elderly Partner and Joins Ernest Talbot as Co-respondent

DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS THAT CRASHED WHEN a man has worked hard until he has reached the age of seventy-six, and then troubles the Divorce Court in frantic desire to get rid of his wife, he incidentally bears out the declaration of Dr. J. S. Haldane, of London, that the life of a collier is an exceptionally healthy one. EITHER that, or he is actuated by revenge.

MARTIN NORTHEY, who at the age of fifty married Winifred Passmore, twenty years younger, at Sydney, on 28th February, 1899, and reared a family of four, came to Mr. Justice Owen's Court seeking his legal liberty, on an allegation that she had been unfaithful with a much younger miner, named Ernest Talbot, whilst he boarded at their home at Bellambi, and afterwards.

Mrs. Northey, a stout, matronly woman of fifty-five, spectacled and looking good for many a day's hard work yet, denied the misconduct, and asked for a decree of conjugal rights.

A big bar was engaged on the case, Mr. Hardwick and Mr. Hungerford (Barker and Jones) acted for petitioner, Mr. Toose and Mr. Sayegh (S. G. Summers) for respondent, and Mr. Clancy for the co-respondent.

Northey, a lightweight of the bilious temperament, evidently shrunken with age, but withal active and determined, evidenced by his demeanour that he had lost all affection for his wife. He was Cousin Jack, she a Welsh girl from Swansea, the tinplate metropolis, and they were married by the Rev. George Hay, of the Independent Presbyterian Kirk, Pitt street— Northey being a childless widow beforehand.

His matrimonial history, given almost fiercely, showed that his wife hadn't married to escape work, for they kept a boarding-house, and at times had as many as twenty boarders, but sometimes as few as five.

Among the boarders was Edward Talbot, familiarly called Ted, a wiry-built bachelor young enough to be even Mrs. Northey's son, but now inclined to baldness, and the declining husband reckoned he had been playing second fiddle to the young 'un for quite a long time.

SLASHING IN THE KITCHEN.

When he cautioned his wife — whose partiality for Talbot was noticeable— that she was playing with fire, she retorted that he was a jealous old fool. On one occasion he watched his wife and Talbot in the kitchen by themselves and noticed how the light was doused. He did not interrupt them through a; kind of fear, but afterwards accused them.

LUCKY LITTLE FINGER.

His Winifred then said she loved Talbot's little finger more than her husband's whole anatomy, and Intended to please herself. ; Being past the fighting- age, to eject; the pair from the house was out of the question, but he did the next best thing, ordered Talbot to vacate the premises and take the woman with him. They showed a disinclination to obey his orders, but shortly did so.

Litigation for Lucre

However, the bitterness -was only beginning then for half a dozen times afterwards Mrs. Northey pursued him to the maintenance court. When he inquired If she had enough of litigation, she replied In the negative, and added that even the children he was keeping didn't really belong to him.

Of course he was Jealous. Who wouldn't be under such circumstances?

Northey, who is still working at the Coalcliff Colliery, admitted having handed over his property to his son Martin, and thought it was the wisest course, he being sure that Martin would do full Justice to the other children.

He wrote to his wife that if she expressed sorrow for the cruel wrong she had done to him and the children he would meet her; but not to forgive her, and make things up.

No, he wouldn't make It up with her after she had been guilty of such conduct.

WINIFRED A SOCIAL SAINT.

His wife, despite her heavy duties at the boarding-house, was much sought after by sick women neighbors, and was often absent from home of an evening visiting the sick.

If his wife had expressed regret he would have met her, but he could not say what would have happened then, as he didn't know.

No. he didn't set fire to the boarding house. It was a pity he had not, because of his wife's tantalising him and stigmatising him as an old ___ .

What he did, however, was to strike a match and threaten to set the place on fire. He was willing to tell the whole truth about everything, and to give straightforward answers to all reasonable questions, but he objected to being boxed about by lawyermen.

APPRECIATES GOOD MEDICINE.

No, his temper was very good, and he never touched rum, save when he had a cold. Then a drop of hot rum and lemon did him good, but didn't entitle him to be called a rum-drinker.

Even in his room now might be found some rum and whisky, kept for emergencies.

Questioned by Mr. Clancy, the old man was sure that his wife regarded Talbot as something more than a son, or more than a boarder.

Asked if he knew the differences in their ages, Northey asserted that he was a poor judge of age, but he guessed that Talbot was 40 or 35.

But his wife — why, she ought to be, according to his chronological computation 69, yet now she claimed to be only 52.

He wouldn't admit that his wife's money made him the landlord of four houses, but asserted that It was solely his earnings which paid for them.

James Clarke, a platelayer at Thirroul, middle-aged and tall, said he went there In October, 1922. Before going there he lived In Hunter-street, Sydney, and knew Mrs. Northey as a cook But Talbot he didn't know until Mrs- Northey brought him to Hunter-street, and introduced him as her cousin Ted.

He went there every week for three months, Mrs. Northey giving out that he worked at Sargent's. Later he and his wife shifted to Crown-street, and Mrs. Northey went with them, and slept on the verandah. Talbot still visited her.

Next they went to Wollongong, Mrs. Northey as well, and Talbot continued his visits, usually coming - down on Saturday afternoon and returning on Sunday night. Talbot, took her out and always called her by her Christian name. Often on Sunday afternoons, said Clarke, he noticed Mrs. Northey going Into Talbot's room and staying there for a couple of hours before tea-time.

AN AWKWARD MOMENT.

Once her daughter Martha returned home wet, and remarking, 'Where's mother,' was about to enter the room, when he stopped her.

He never spoke to Mrs. Northey, about it, but remarked upon It to his wife. Once he borrowed about 35s from Talbot, and Mrs. Northey evidently, knew It, for she asked him to square a debt owing by her for some new clothes by taking- It out of the money he owed Talbot.

Mr. Toose: Have you been drinking this afternoon ?— Well, what if I have? I paid for it.

How many have you taken to-day? —About eight.

Have you been convicted? — About four times, for drunkenness and two-up, but nothing else.

Did your wife know anything of Talbot's conduct? — You ask her Edward Talbot.

Are you married to her? — No I'm not.

Yet you called her your wife? —Why shouldn't I?

I knew this dirt was coming out, reflected Mr. Clarke, evidently annoyed at the disclosure.

How long have you been with the lady you call Mrs. Clarke?— Eight years.

CLARKE'S MISTRESS IN THE BOX.

Mrs. Gordon, known as Mrs. Clarke, bore out her paramour's evidence regarding Talbot visiting Mrs. Northey at week-ends at Thirroul, and their going out at night together.

However, she never noticed anything, except that one morning on going Into Talbot's room to gather up the washing she noticed Mrs. Northey's shoes there.

FRIENDS FALL OUT.

Mr. Toose: Did Mrs. Northey's solicitor ask if you had seen anything wrong at your house? — Yes.

Did you say no?— I said I had seen nothing. Did he ask you to become a witness for her? — He asked me to be a witness in the case. I said, 'I don't want anything to do with that old woman.'

And did you say, 'She has done me an injury'? — Yes.

And you would not go to court on any condition for Mrs. Northey — I said I would not go to court.

Remember Mrs. Northey asking if you intended to marry Clarke? — Yes,

Did you say he was such a waster that you wouldn't think of doing so?— No.

Did she say that unless you married the man she couldn't continue living in the house? — I know nothing about it. I had to tell her to pack up and get out at once,' said Mrs. Clarke; 'she was too dirty, and was spoiling the food. And I couldn't stand Talbot's visits to her. There was £22 owing to her for wages, which she asked me to mind, saying she was saving it up to fight old Northey.

DAUGHTER AGAINST MOTHER.

Martha E. Northey a 19-year-old daughter of the parties, who knew Talbot before he went to the war, and afterwards, stated that her mother often took Talbot's clean clothes into the bathroom after he entered In his dirty clothes. The door would be closed at such times. Her mother cautioned her against telling her father anything, re marking that he was too old, and had never been any good to her.

It was customary for proprietresses of boarding-houses In mining villages to insist on their boarders, on coming home from work, washing themselves thoroughly; yet she had not seen her mother attending to anybody but Talbot.

The girl was subjected to a Iong cross-examination, tending to show that Talbot courted her, and not her mother , but she maintained that this view was erroneous.

She denied ever asking Talbot for money, explaining that a tennis racquet presented to her by him at Xmas was prompted by her mother.

Mr. Clancy: Did you say to Talbot. 'Dad wants me to give evidence, but I know of nothing wrong between mother and you?'— No.

LIKES AND DISLIKES.

The fact was she didn't like Talbot, though she wrote letters to him at the war. They were never sweethearts, and after her mother left home her dislike increased

SEND ME £2.

Mr. Clancy read a letter which had been written by the girl to Talbot, conveying some startling news from Bellambi, such as 'Mr. Clarke is working, and is off the booze,' and begging him to send her £2, as she was 'In a devil of a fix.' She sent her love also. Her explanation was that she heard he was sending her mother money, and felt inquisitive as to whether he would send her any as well.

At the time she -wrote thus she was perfectly aware that her father was suing for divorce, and for what reason.

CRANE COCKS A GLIM.

Archer Crane, a grey-haired ex-miner from Woonona, who had known the Northeys for many years, said one Sunday In August, 1920, a fortnight after his daughter's marriage, he went to Northey's on a visit, along with his daughter and her husband.

After tea he was chatting to Northey, when Mrs. Northey said she was going to Woonona to visit a sick woman, with Ted Talbot, in a sulky.

About 10 o'clock he left for home, about a mile away, and in York-road he encountered the sulky, which he knew well, pulled up alongside the road without any lights.

He went to examine it, and saw two objects lying in the water-table. He said 'Good night,' but received no Mrs. Northey and Talbot rose to their feet, and he walked on. It was a narrow road, with electric light posts a good distance apart. His daughter and her husband were following behind him, but not near.

Crane, who couldn't even write his own name, was questioned about the evidence which he gave at another court concerning the same episode.

There he said that Mrs. Nortney and Talbot were sitting together, not lying down, and were in full view of anybody coming along the road.

BOSOM PAL'S CACKLE.

Mrs Sarah Ann Morgan, of Bellambi, a buxom woman of middle age, told how Mrs. Northey, before leaving home, stated that she loved Talbots little finger better than, her husband's whole body She had previously confided that Northey was no good to Her.

Martin Northey, a grown son of the couple, remembered his father telling his mother that he had watched her, and seen her and Talbot In the kitchen with the light out.

She replied, 'We weren't there very long.' His father said, 'Quite long enough to commit adultery, and mining to Talbot said, 'Well, Ted, what would you think If you were in my place?' 'The same as you,' replied Talbot.

His father told Talbot to leave and take the woman with him, but Talbot replied. 'I'll leave, but won't take the

Martin, who is 24, kept friendly with Talbot all the time, and shook hands at parting. After his mother left home his father made over his property to

Still he denied telling his mother, when she called to see him, to clear out, or adding, 'This ranch belongs to me.'

However, he had bought a motor-car for cash since. Still he had never noticed anything suspicious between his mother and Talbot, who shared his room.

WIFE'S EMPHATIC DENIALS.

Winifred Northey, the respondent, who has been employed at the Wollongong Hospital for 18 months, thought her age was 57, and gave an emphatic denial to the misconduct charged.

She explained that Talbot was handy and willing about the house, and amongst others had driven her In the sulky to Wollongong on Friday night, with her husband's permission. Often she called her husband a jealous old man but never used vulgarisms.

On the other hand, he made filthy remarks to her, which caused her to retort, 'You would turn any woman against you.'

OLD 'UN A TANTALISER.

He was very bad-tempered, and one day after he had tantalised her, she did remark to Mrs. Morgan, 'I'd sooner Talbots little finger than his whole body,' but she meant no wrong by that. She often uttered similar sentiments concerning her son Martin.

WHAT

After Talbot left her husband accused her of misconduct, saying he could prove it. She exclaimed, 'What?'

He reiterated his nasty accusation, and then she replied, 'Well, If you can prove that, and we have children grown up I'll walk out of the house.' And she left soon afterwards.

Concerning Crane's evidence against her, Mrs. Northey said that when being driven homewards by Talbot, after they turned into York-road, she asked him to let her out and to drive on for a few minutes. This was after her custom, no matter who was driving.

As she was overtrading him again, she passed a couple she knew sitting by the road-side, and spoke to them. 'just as the sulky started again they met Crane, his daughter, and son-in-law, on their way home. She said to Crane, who had his little grandchild by the hand, 'You're Just getting home; I'm sorry you're so late. What's dadda doing?' He answered, 'He's just gone to bed.' She called good night to the others, who were a little distance off, and drove on home.

UNTRUTHS.

The evidence given against her by Clarke and his lady, she described as very far-fetched, and most untruthful.

When staying with them at Thirroul, Talbot came there three times and took Martha out in the afternoon.

Once he brought a tennis racquet for Martha. Talbot was nothing to her; he had never given her a present, and the only time he was out with her at Thirroul was when he accompanied her and another woman to the train.

Just before the Bulli Court case, she was at Mr. McNaughton's, when her daughter Martha came in crying, and in answer to Mrs. McNaughton's inquiry, said he had Just received a subpoena. She added that her father made her swear lies against her mother at the Wollongong Court, and… well for doing so. Mr. Naughton asked If she thought it was a right thing to do, but she didn't answer, and when he asked if she ever saw anything wrong with her mother, she answered, 'No, never.'

MARTHA TWO-SIDED.

It was untrue that she counselled her daughter to keep a still tongue; she had never done anything to feel ashamed of. True she had not lived with her husband as man and wife for many years, but a very good reason existed for it.

BULLI'S SHIRE PRESIDENT TESTIFIES.

Henry McNaughton, .J.P. the president of Bulli Shire, at whose house Mrs. Northey was employed for six months, gave her an excellent character, and confirmed Martha Northey’s declaration about swearing lies for her father.

Constable Norman Breeze, of Thirroul. who had known Mrs. Northey 12 years, both at Bellambi and Thirroul, had never seen her with Talbot, whom he didn't know.

When Mrs. Clarke was served with a subpoena, she remarked that she was dopey last time, but wouldn't be this time.'

Solicitor Morgan, of Wollongong, related that when Martha Northey was called Into the Bulli Court she said. 'I won't give evidence against my mother. What I said at the Wollongong Court was all lies.'

REVENGE IS SWEET.

He first heard of the charge of misconduct at Mrs. Clarke's last Friday, and at once telephoned to Mrs. Clarke, who said she knew nothing about it and had not been subpoenaed. She said that she had never seen anything wrong with Mrs. Northey in her house.

On this he asked if she would be a witness for Mrs. Northey. 'No. I'll have nothing to do with that old woman She did me an injury once.'

CO-RE. S DENIALS.

The co-respondent, Edward Talbot, wiry und active, partly bald, 35 years of age, employed at Sargent's, said he boarded at Northey's for a year before he went to the war and for more than a year after his return in 1919.

His evidence was a complete refutation of the charge levelled against him and respondent, whom he respected, and immediately quitted the house as soon as he realised that Northey regarded him as an disturbing element. Northey was farther from the truth than the calumniation.

The case lasted four days altogether, coming to an end on Thursday, when his Honor dismisses both cases, with costs against the aged petitioner. Truth (Sydney, NSW : 1894 - 1954) Sunday 26 October 1924 p 12

b. 10/12/1871 Farie Meadow Wollongong

m. William Northfield (1867 Wollongong-8/8/1901 Figtree Son of William Northfield & Emma Manning *) 17/2/1890 St Francis Xavier’s 7671/1890

f. John Gwynne m. Annie Kenny *

1. (m) William G Northfield b. 1891 Wollongong bp 15/1/1891 Keira Village
2. (m) John Wilfred Northfield b. 15/3/1892 Wollongong d. 1966 Qld (Martha Fuhrmann 1915)
3. (m) Charles Leslie Northfield b. 20/7/1893 Fairy Meadow
4. (f) Ellen Gertrude Northfield b. 18/2/1895 Fairy Meadow
5. (f) Anne Northfield b. 7/4/1897 Fig Tree

Electoral Roll 1903 resident Cross Roads–Milk vendor

b. 26/5/1833 Stow-Cum-Quy Cambridgeshire England d. 12/3/1901 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. William Northfield (2/7/1826 Stow-Cum-Quy Cambridgeshire England- 26/6/1908 Wollongong Son of Samuel Northfield & Ann Benstead) 1851 Chesterton Cambridgeshire

f. John Manning m. Elizabeth Howard

Ship: 1857 Boanerges

1. (f) Eliza Northfield * b. bp 11/7/1852 Cambridgeshire d Wollongong (Henry Stumbles 1878)
2. (f) Alice Northfield b. bp 27/11/1854 d. 1855 England
3. (f) Alice Northfield * b. bp. 9/12/1855 d. Wollongong ( Samuel Smithers 1876)
4. (f) Harriet Northfield * b. 1857 at sea bp. CofE Datpo: Wollongong V1857329 159/1857 d. 14/6/1933 Wollongong ( Mathew Williams 1907)
5. (f) Elizabeth Emma Northfield * b. 27/12/1860 Fairy Meadow 13791/1860 b 1859 d. 1/5/1947 Wollongong (Alexander Learmonth 1888)
6. (f) Susan Northfield * b. 1861 Wollongong 14495/1861 d. 1934 Picton (David Dobbie 1887) 1861 d 1936 Thelmere ( David Dobbie 1887)
7. (f) Mary Ann Adeline Northfield * b. 1863 Wollongong 15145/1863 d. 1946 Wollongong ( Ephraim Shipp 1885)
8. (f) Annie Northfield * b. 1865 Wollongong 16960/1865 d. 14/3/1918 Wollongong (George Napier McKinnon 1894) d 1918 Mt Kembla (George Napier McKinnon 1894)
9. (m) William Northfield b. 1867 Wollongong 17869/1867 d. 8/8/1901 Figtree (Ellen T Gwynne *1890)
10. (f) Martha Northfield * b. 1868 Wollongong 18192/1868 d. Wollongong (William Michael H O'Gorman 1900)
11. (m) Charles Northfield b. 16/6/1870 Wollongong 18993/1870   d. Lismore (Matilda Gwynne * 1892)
12. (f) Ada Clara Northfield * b. 1872 Wollongong 19653/1872 d Sydney (Alfred Granger 1906)
13. (m) John Thomas Northfield b. 1874 Wollongong 21469/1874 d. 27/12/1930 (Mary Frost * 1896 )
14. (f) Ruth Northfield * b. 1877 Wollongong 22991/1877 d. 1858 Wollongong (David J Edwards 1907)

NORTHFIELD.— At her residence, '.Bushfield,' Fairy Meadow, Emma, dearly beloved wife of William Northfield, aged 60 years, and eldest daughter of John Manning Quy, Cambridgeshire. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Saturday 16 March 1901 p 9

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b. 1874 Wollongong d. 25/12/1961 br. Wollongong

m. John Thomas Northfield (1874 Wollongong - 27/12/1930 Son of William Northfield & Emma Manning *) 1896 Wollongong

f. Patrick Frost m. Julia Marion Considine *

1. (m) William James Northfield b. 15/9/1896 Clover Hill
2. (m) Patrick Clement Northfield b. 5/9/1898 Bushfield
3. (f) Julia Marion Northfield b. 28/10/1900 Bushfield
4. (m) Charles F Northfield b. 1903 Woonona
5. (f) Mary T Northfield b. 1906 Woonona
6. (f) Maud E Northfield b. 1910 Wollongong
7. (f) Florence Northfield b. 1913 Wollongong

b. 1874 Wollongong d. 5/12/1957 Casino

m. Charles Northfield (16/6/1870 Wollongong 18993/1870 -30/12/1952 Lismore Son of William Northfield & Emma Manning *) 1892 Woonona

f. John Gwynne m. Annie Maria Kenny *

1. (m) John Placid Northfield b. 23/10/1892 Wollongong d. 1/5/1896
2. (f) Anna Theresa Northfield b. 12/4/1894 South Kembla (Alfred Pavitt 1918)
3. (f) Matilda G Northfield b. 16/8/1895 South Kembla (Charles E Kelly 1917)
4. (f) Elizabeth Northfield b. 3/12/1897 South Kembla (Emerald Hugh Alvos 1923)
5. (m) Charles Francis Northfield b. 30/7/1899 South Kembla d. 22/12/1969
6. (f) Josephine N Northfield b. 1902 Wollongong (Owen Sullivan 1921)
7. (f) Catherine Northfield b. 1903 Woonona (Henry Malcolm Wallace 1936)

b. abt 1869 d. 6/7/1929 Pymble br. Northern Suburbs

m. John Thomas Norton (abt 1868-3/4/1938 Mater Hospital Son of John Thomas Norton & Susanna) 1892 Petersham

1. (f) Catherine S Norton b. 1892 Petersham ( Leopold A Pierre 1917)
2. (m) John T Norton b. 1895 Helensburgh
3. (m) John P T Norton b. 1900 Helensburgh d. 1932 North Sydney
4. (f) Mary C Norton b. 1903 Helensburgh

b. abt 1833 Leicestershire b. 1871 Surry Hills

m. Joseph Norton (abt 1831 Leicestershire - )

f. William m. Elizabeth

Ship: Beejapore 1857

1. (f) Alice E Norton b. abt 1850 Leicestershire
2. (f) Emma Norton b. abt 1853 Leicestershire
3. (f) Sarah Ann b. abt 1856 Leicestershire
4. (m) John W Norton b. 1858 St George d. 1869 Redfern
5. (m) Joseph S Norton b. 1860 Picton d. 1862 Wollongong
6. (f) Maria Norton b. 1862 Wollongong
7. (f) Hannah E Norton b. 1864 Sydney d. 1866 Sydney
8. (m) James R Norton b. 1866 Sydney

THE FRIENDS of Mr. JOSEPH NORTON are invited to attend the Funeral of his late beloved WIFE, Sarah Ann ; to move from his residence, Campbell-street, Surry Hills, near Riley-street, THIS (Thursday) AFTER- NOON, at half-past 2 o'clock. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 23 February 1871 p 8

b. abt 1853 d. 4/8/1932 Lidcombe cr. Rookwood

m. John Notley (1855 Vic-8/8/1932 Lidcombe Son of John Notley ) 1879 Vic

f. John McEntee m. Mary J

1. (m) John James Notley b. 1879 Ararat Vic d. 18/12/1944 Granville
2. (m) Frank Notley b. abt 1883 b. 31/12/1951 Guildford
3. (m) Ernest Notley b. 1887 Cooma d. 7/1/1938 Newtown

Living at Kannahooka Rd Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Husband an engine driver.

NOTLEY -August 4 1932 at her residence 24 Water street Lidcombe, Catherine beloved wife of John Notley, aged 79 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 5 August 1932 p 8

b. abt 1807 Limerick

Ship: Lady Rowena 1825

Convict indent:

Sentence

7 years

Assigned to

George Brown in 1828 census

Tried

Dublin 1825

Crime

Stealing a watch

Prior Convictions

2

Description

reads & writes, Protestant, married, a servant

4 foot 11 and ¾ inches, fair ruddy complexion, brown hair and hazel eyes, scar on left cheek

The following record exists for her time at the Parramatta Female Factory: assigned to Robert Campbell Sen. Sydney

From the Colonial Secretary’s Papers, the following relate to some of Ann’s time in the female factory:

1826 2^nd class returned from Mr Rapsey, Sydney
1827 22nd October 1st class neglect of work tea ration stopped
1827 23^rd October 24 hours refused to attend RC prayers
1828 20^th January 24 hours insolent to monitress
1828 2^nd March 2ndclass disturbance in the dining room
1828 6^th May 2ndclass 20 hours disobedience
1828 3rdclass 1^st September one month absent from service

Ann’s record of unrest continued until 1830 when there is an entry that shows she had been returned to 1^st class having been ‘given up by her master’

b. 1824 Dublin, Ireland 1824 d. 27/1/1891 Kangaroo Valley

m. Walter Arthur Nugent (1871 Dublin -9/2/1891 Kangaroo Valley Son of Walter Nugent & Elizabeth) 29/11/1849 St Andrew’s Sydney

f. James Barnier m. Susan Lambert *

Ship: Kate 1849

1. (f) Elizabeth Susanna Nugent b. 10/1/1851 Sydney d. 4/5/1937 Barrengarry ( Thomas William Vance 1871)
2. (f) Frances Letitia Nugent b. 1852 Omega d. 1942 (Hugh Mitchell 1870)
3. (m) Walter Arthur Nugent b. 1854 Omega d. 1878 Kangaroo Valley
4. (f) Louisa Nugent b. 1857 Omega (Henry Joyce 1884)
5. (f) Sarah Maria Nugent b. 1858 Omega d. 1927
6. (f) Juliana Nugent b. 1860 Omega d. Kangaroo Valley (John Johnston )
7. (f) Martha Jane Nugent b. 1862 Kangaroo Valley d. 1943 Kangaroo Valley (Harold C Manning 1887)
8. (f) Josephine Barnier Nugent b. 3/5/1864 Kangaroo Valley d. 1939 Kangaroo Valley
9. (f) Georgina Nugent b. 1865 Kangaroo Valley d. 1950 ( Alfred Ernest Grosvenor 1896)
10. (m) James Lambert Nugent b. 1869 Kangaroo Valley d. 1961 Kangaroo Valley

On the 29th November, in the Cathedral Church of St. Andrew's, by the Rev. James Barnier, A.M., (brother to the bride), Walter Arthur, second son of the late Walter Nugent, of Goosegreen, County Dublin, Esq., to Eliza Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. James Barnier, late of the City of Dublin. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 3 December 1849 p 3

b. abt 1833 Waterford

f. William Nugent m. Mary

Religion : Roman Catholic

Ship: Panama 1850

Irish Orphan Other : Im. Cor. 50/220 Wollongong. Empl. J Ellesmore, Sutton Forest, £8, 1 yr.

Both parents were dead.

b. 23/3/1878 Wagga Wagga d. 28/12/1951 Dapto br. West Dapto

m. Daniel Nunan (1/5/1874-20/1/1941 Dapto Son of Timothy Nunan & Ellen Fahey * ) 18/4/1900 Annandale

f. James Swan m. Mary Elizabeth Griffiths *

1. (f) Frances Aileen Nunan b. 7/3/1901 Dapto (Sister Benita)
2. (m) John Nunan b. 16/5/1902 Dapto
3. (m) Leslie William Nunan b. 1903 Wollongong
4. (f) Mary Gwen Nunan b. 1905 Dapto (A J Clifford)
5. (m) Frederick James Nunan b. 1907 Dapto d. 1944 Bulli
6. (m) Charles R Nunan b. 1909 Dapto
7. (f) Annie K Nunan b. 1912 Dapto
8. (f) Ethel May Nunan b. 1915 Dapto (C J Keyes)
9. (m) Daniel Timothy Nunan d. 1985

Living at West Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties.

MRS. ANNIE NUNAN

Another of the old residents of Dapto district, Mrs. Annie Agnes Nunan, 73, died at her home, Cooyong, Avondale Road, Dapto.

She was the widow of Mr. Daniel Nunan, who when a member of Central Illawarra Council, was a prominent public man.

She was the mother of Frances Eileen (Sister. Benita), John, William, Gwen (Mrs. A. J. Clifford), Fred (deceased), Charles, Annie, May (Mrs. C. J. Keyes), and Daniel. The funeral was from St. John's Church to the Roman Catholic cemetery, West Dapto.

b. abt 1811 Limerick d. 16/9/1846 br. West Dapto

m. John Nunan ( abt 1802 Limerick – 19/3/1885 Wollongong Son of Timothy Nunan & Margaret Kennedy) abt 1825 Ireland

f. Timothy Donovan m. Ellen Morrisey

Ship: Portland 1841

Occupation: Dairy maid

1. (m) Timothy Nunan b. 24/12/1828 Limerick d. 3/8/1899 West Dapto (Mary Larkin 1855, Ellen Fahey 1872)
2. (f) Ellen Nunan * b. 1831 Limerick d. 21/1/1916 Barmedman ( Michael McNamara 1847)
3. (f) Margaret Nunan * b. 1833 Limerick d. 4/3/1908 Dapto (Charles Hore 1855)
4. (m) John Nunan b. 1835 Limerick d. 31/1/1924 Moruya ( Elizabeth Donnelly * 1861)
5. (m) Thomas Nunan b. 17/11/1839 Limerick d. 1895 Washington USA (Elizabeth McCrohan * 1858)
6. (m) Edward Nunan b. 8/8/1841 Sydney

John was well known in the Illawarra district as 'a splendid ploughmaker'. In the 12th Illawarra Agricultural Show, held at Market Square Wollongong in 1857, he won special award for a new plough. This was followed by awards for the best plough at the 1857 and 1858 Dapto Shows (these achievements prompting the above description to be made by Mrs Warrington in the Town and Country Journal 17.01.1906 when she was asked to reminisce of the first Dapto Show, (she being 1 of 4 locals present at both the 1st and 50th shows. The mention of his name in the local press was not uncommon being linked with ploughing matches, court cases (for recovery of debts), or lists pertaining to donations for schools, roads etc, or the support of candidates for forth coming elections. He was a member of Dapto Show Committee 1866 and 1867. He was nominated for Central Illawarra Council in 1872 but declined the nomination. At the 1879 International Exhibition in Sydney he exhibited a sample of shingles.

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b. 4/7/1843 Dapto d. 15/9/1924 Bergalia br. Moruya

m. John Nunan (abt 1835 Co Limerick Ireland- 31/1/1924 Bergalia Son of John Nunan & Elizabeth Donovan *) 27/6/ 1861 Albion Park RC 3130/1861

f. William Donnelly m. Catherine Flood *

1. (f) Catherine May Nunan b. 11/4/1862 Wollongong 15039/1862 d. 11/2/1919 Moruya (James M. Staunton 1888)
2. (f) Elizabeth Ann Nunan b. 3/8/1863 West Dapto 15081/1863 d. 3011/1953 Moruya (Frederick James Francis Staunton 1892)
3. (m) Edward Thomas Nunan b. 3/11/1865 Broulee 7412/1865 (Anastasia Reid 1902)
4. (f) Mary Jane Nunan b. 27/8/1867 Bergalia 7817/1867
5. (m) William Nunan b. 19/6/1869 Bergalia d. 25/9/1946 Moruya
6. (f) Isabella Nunan b. 26/3/1871 Bergalia 8418/1871 d. 1893
7. (m) Thomas James Nunan b. 4/2/1873 Bergalia 8387/1873
8. (f) Agnes Nunan b. 1875 Bergalia 8824/1875 d. 10/12/1967 Moruya (Percival Patrick Poole 1920)
9. (f) Margaret Nunan b. 1876 Moruya 9178/1876
10. (f) Ellen Nunan b. 8/2/1878 Bergalia 10081/1878
11. (m) Charles John Nunan b. 16/5/1881 Broulee 14937/1881 (Ellen Vagg 1913)
12. (f) Alice May Nunan b. 17/8/1882 Bergalia 15647/1882
13. (m) Frederick Francis Nunan b. 5/2/1885 Bergalia 19140/1885 (Eileen Veronica Kennedy 1912)

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b. 3/1/1842 Wollongong d. 8/3/1925 Washington USA br. Oak Harbor Island County Washington USA

m. Thomas Nunan ( 17/11/1839 Limerick - 1895 Washington USA Son of John Nunan & Elizabeth Donovan *) 1858 Wollongong

f, Francis McCrohan m. Grace Mullins *

1. (f) Elizabeth Nunan
2. (m) Frederick G Nunan
3. (m) George F Nunan
4. (f) Grace M Nunan
5. (m) Thomas E Nunan
6. (f) Louise M Nunan (Geo. B. Thornton)
7. (m) Herbert G Nunan
8. (f) Kate M Nunan ( L. P. Byrne)
9. (f) Charlotte Nunan
10. (f) Mamie Nunan
11. (u) Nunan
12. (u) Nunan

DEATH OF MR- THOMAS NUNAN.

The Island County Times (Coupeville, Washington, U.S.) reports the death of Mr. Thomas Nunan, who passed the early years of his life at Dapto, and who was the brother of Mr. Timothy Nunan and Mrs. C. Hore, of that district. The cause of death was la grippe. The Times says the deceased was assessor of Island County and for more than 30 years an honored and prominent citizen of Whidby Island. The following sketch of his life is given : —

'Thomas Nunan was born in Limerick, Ireland, Nov. 17, 1839. When one year old his parents moved to Australia, and here his childhood and youth were passed. In 1858 he came to Puget Sound, landing at Port Townsend. Before leaving Australia he married Miss Elizabeth M'Crohan, whom he had known from childhood, and who survives him. The same year of their arrival from Australia they settled on land near Oak Harbor, and with the exception of five years spent in Seattle were residents of this county from that time. In 1880 deceased moved to Seattle, and in partnership with J. F. T. Mitchell established a shipyard and marine ways on the water front where the Northern Pacific depot now stands, which they conducted five years. Being somewhat broken in health from the effects of a severe attack of typhoid fever, from which he never fully recovered, he returned to Whidby Island, where the remainder of his days were passed.

Deceased was the father of twelve children — Elizabeth, Frederick G., George F., Grace M., Thomas E. M. D„ Louise M., now Mrs. Geo. B. Thornton, Herbert G.

Kate M., now Mrs. L. P. Byrne, W. A., Charlotte and Mamie. Elizabeth and Grace were stricken down in young womanhood with diphtheria, both dying the same week. Years afterwards, while living in Seattle, Charlotte and Mamie were stricken with the same dread disease and they too died within a week. Frederick was drowned off Snakalun Point eight years ago while employed as engineer of the launch of a coast survey schooner.

No citizen of our community ever enjoyed more fully, none more richly merited, the confidence, esteem, and respect of his fellow men than did Thomas Nunan. He was a man of the strictest integrity, scrupulously honest, conscientious and upright in all his relations with men, a devoted _husband and a kind father in his family. He leaves his family the best of all legacies, the record of an honorable and righteous life. He served for 12 years as county commissioner. In 1890 he was elected sheriff and served two terms. Last fall he was elected assessor, the only candidate on the democratic ticket who was elected. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 20 August 1895 p 2

b. 22/1/1839 Tipperary, Ireland d. 13/4/ 1922 West Dapto br. West Dapto Catholic Cemetery

m. Timothy Nunan (24/12/1828 Limerick – 3/8/1899 Dapto Son of John Nunan & Elizabeth Donovan *) 12/2/1872 Moss Vale

f. William Fahey m. Mary Prendergast

1. (m) Daniel Nunan b. 1/5/1874 West Dapto d. 20/1/1941 Dapto (Anne Agnes Swan * 1900)

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

Husband a farmer

Her husband Timothy purchased 49a at West Dapto in 1857 - high on the mountain slopes, some 2kms south of and level with the present day Wongawilli mine. Here he built a single storey house (with attic) from local materials - rock, sandstone and cedar, and filled it with hand carved cedar furniture. Water was obtained from springs higher on the mountainside and conveyed, by way of a series of troughs made from split and hollowed cabbage tree palms, to a large tub hewn from a sandstone block which stood adjacent to the back door of the house. He was a member of the Dapto Show Committee in 1866 and 1867. At the 1879 and 1880 Dapto Shows he won awards for horses, at the 1887 Show, he gained awards for cut flowers, agricultural produce and pot plants. His name appeared in the local press a number of times in support of candidates for forthcoming elections, and in 1876 he supported separation of ward 3 of Central Illawarra Council into a separate municipality.

NUNAN — April 13, 1921, at Dapto, Ellen, relict of the late Timothy Nunan, native of Cashel, Co. Tipperary, Ireland aged 83 years. Sweet Jesus, have mercy on her soul. — R.I.P. The Catholic Press (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1942) Thursday 27 April 1922 p 32

b. abt 1863 d. 10/10/1922 Sydney br. Randwick

m. Matthew Nunan (24/8/1861 West Dapto- 8/9/1944 Sydney Son of John Nunan & Mary Healy *) 1895 Sydney

f. Martin Lynch m. Catherine

1. (f) Kathleen Eileen Nunan b. 25/5/1896 Woollahra Sydney bp. St Francis Xavier’s 18/6/1896 ( John F Phelan 1920)

NUNAN- The Relatives and friends of Mr MATTHEW NUNAN are invited to attend the Funeral of his beloved WIFE Margaret, to leave her late residence Glenorie Doncaster avenue South Kensington THIS (Thursdav) AFTERNO0N at 2.30 o'clock, for Catholic Cemetery, Long Bay-road, Coogee The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 12 October 1922 p 7

b. 20/3/1871 Dapto 19531/1871 d. 15/11/1946 Bulli br. Wollongong

m. Thomas Nunan (9/4/1862 West Dapto- 1932 Wondai Qld Son of Timothy Nunan & Mary Larkin *) 10/2/1898 St John’s Dapto

f. James Leeper m. Maria Sexton

1. (f) Maria Nunan b. 1899 Lismore (Johnson)
2. (f) Lillian Mary Nunan b. 1901 (Koski)
3. (m) Austin Wilfred Nunan b. 1903 Lismore
4. (f) Ida I Nunan b. 1904 Murwillumbah
5. (f) Margaret Olive Nunan b. 1907 Qld (O’Connor)
6. (m) Thomas Leonard Nunan b. 1908 Qld d. 1937
7. (m) Timothy Nunan

Mrs. M. J. NUNAN.

As briefly mentioned in last issue the death took place on November 15th at Bulli Hospital of Mrs. Margaret Jane Nunan, widow of the late Thomas Nunan, retired farmer of Wondai, Queensland.

She was the fifth daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Leeper, of Avondale, and after her marriage at Dapto in 1897 she and her husband resided at Corrabel Creek, in the Richmond River district. Later her husband, as a member of the Risley group, selected land at Kin Kin Queensland, but later they moved to Wondai, retiring in 1928.

Of late years, Mrs. Nunan spent considerable time with her sister, Mrs. Boland, of Pope's Lane, Woonona. The late Mrs. Nunan is survived by a family of six— Maria (Mrs. Johnson, Brisbane), Lillian (Mrs. Koski, Herberton), Austin (Richmond), Ida (Gympie), Margaret (Mrs. O'Connor, Peranga), Tim (Warwick), Len (deceased).

She was a sister of Mrs. S. Boland of Woonona, Joseph Leeper (Adelaide) and Arthur Leeper (Wollongong). South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 29 November 1946 p 15

b. abt 1829 Silvergrove, County Clare, Ireland d. 1889 Dapto br. West Dapto

m. John Nunan (1800 Limerick- 19/3/1885 Dapto Son of Timothy Nunan & Margaret Kennedy) 23/6/1856 Wollongong

f. Francis Healey m. Bridget

1. (f) Mary Ann Nunan * b. 28/7/1857 Dapto d. 24/12/1910 Wollongong ( Hans Petersen 1894)
2. (f) Bridget Nunan * b. 24/12/1858 Dapto d. 13/5/1932 Wollongong ( Joseph Leitch 1896)
3. (m) Francis Healey Nunan b. 19/4/1860 Dapto/ Thomas Noonan b. 17/6/1860 Dapto d. 4/8/1945 ( Evelyn Margaret Luby 1907)
4. (m) Matthew Nunan b. 24/8/1861 West Dapto d. 8/9/1944 Sydney ( Margaret Lynch * 1895)

NUNAN. — At Dapto, Mary (widow of the late John Nunan), in her 60th year, native of Silvergrove, County Clare, Ireland. May she rest in peace.

What is home without a mother ?
How we miss her loving face ;
Who to run to when in sorrow,
None can fill a mother's place. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Thursday 25 July 1889 p 2

The Friends of the late MRS. JOHN NUNAN are respectfully requested to attend her FUNERAL : to move from her late residence, Dapto, on SUNDAY (TO-MORROW), at 2 o'clock, for the R. C. Cemetery, West Dapto Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Saturday 13 July 1889 p 5

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cely/nunan.html

b 1834 Berkeley d. 5/10/1867 West Dapto br. West Dapto Catholic Cemetery

m. Timothy Nunan (24/12/1828 Limerick 3/8/1899 Dapto Son of John Nunan & Elizabeth Donovan * ) 24/7/1855 Wollongong

f.Martin Larkin m. Elizabeth Gait *

1. (m) Edward Nunan b. 20/7/1856 West Dapto 8422/1856 d. 14/12/1944 Qld (Minnie Hetherington 1888)
2. (m) John Nunan b. 16/9/1857 Dapto (Horatia Geraghty 1888)
3. (f) Elizabeth Nunan * b. 5/6/1859 West Dapto 14155/1859 d. 6/9/1941 Dapto ( John Quinn 1899)
4. (m) William Nunan b. 16/8/1860 Dapto 13982/1860 d. 3/3/1951 ( Hetty Hood 1907, Mary Sullivan 1910)
5. (m) Thomas Nunan b. 9/4/1862 West Dapto (Margaret Jane Leeper * 1898)
6. (f) James Nunan b. 28/6/1863 Dapto 15065/1863 d. 16/2/1932 (Margaret Wilson)
7. (f) Mary Ann Nunan * b. 2/4/1865 Dapto 16903/1865 d. 3/5/1947 Dapto
8. (m) Martin Nunan b. 12/12/1866 West Dapto V18662428 121A/1866 d. 1867 Dapto

Both resident of Dapto

b. 2/4/1865 Dapto 16903/1865 d. 3/5/1947 Dapto

f. Timothy Nunan m. Mary Larkin *

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

b. 22/11/1837 bp. 28/8/1838 Wollongong RC

Sponsor was Hannah Fowler.

Aboriginal Births Deaths and Marriages

http://mc2.vicnet.net.au/home/pmackett/nswbdm.html

d. 1909 Balmain South 8318/1909 br. Waverley

m. Edward Nurse (- 1904 Waverley Son of Albert Nurse & Sarah) 1885 Sydney 38/1885

1. (f) Alice E Nurse b. 1886 Woonona 24607/1886
2. (f) Sarah Nurse b. 1888 Waverley 10671/1888
3. (f) Lilian Nurse b. 1890 Randwick 29424/1890
4. (f) Violet E Nurse b. 1892 Newtown 25639/1892
5. (f) Charlotte A Nurse b. 1895 Newtown 15327/1895
6. (f) Elsie M Nurse b. 1897 Leichhardt 32419/1897
7. (f) Ellen E Nurse b. 1899 Ashfield 18582/1899
8. (f) Emily Nurse b. 1900 Ashfield 19632/1900

This maybe a ‘spillover’ registration if Waverley was full for the year.

d. 5/7/1901 Bermagui

m. George Nutley ( abt 1819 England -1906 Bega)

f. George Smith m. Mildred

Ship: abt 1859

1. (m) George Conrad Nutley b. 1859 Sydney d. 1933 Hurstville
2. (f) Elizabeth Nutley b. 1861 Wollongong d. 14/7/1936 Cobargo (Daniel Gillespie 1876)
3. (f) Sarah Nutley b. 1868 Broulee d. 1868 Broulee
4. (m) Benjamin Nutley b. 1870 Broulee
5. (m) Frederick Nutley b. 1873 Broulee d. 1932 Brisbane Qld
6. (f) Mildred Nutley (Alfred Cullen 1884)

DEATH OF AN OLD COLONIST.

Mrs. George Nutley, a very old resident of Bermagui, and a colonist of 42 years' standing, died on Friday last, at an advanced age. The deceased lady, whose husband is now 86 years of age, has left a large family, and many grand-children and great-grandchildren. One of her sons is Senior-constable George Nutley, of No. 1 Police Station, Sydney. The funeral of Mrs. Nutley was attended by many residents of the district in which she had so long lived. Evening News (Sydney, NSW: 1869 - 1931) Wednesday 10 July 1901 p 6

Husband who died after her left 4 sons and 2 daughters. In her daughter Elizabeth’s obituary she said she was born in Wollongong.