b. 4 /2/1846 Cornish Settlement/ Byng d. 23/6/1922

m. Rev John Alexander Waddell (10/5/1844 Monaghan Ireland- 22/1/1936 Rockdale) 2/3/1871 Orange

f. Thomas Pearse m. Mary Bray

1. (m) Alexander John Waddell b. 1873 Murrurundi
2. (f) Anna Mary Waddell b. 1872 Murrurundi
3. (m) Percy Manning Waddell b. 1874 Manning River
4. (m) Thomas P Waddell b. 1875 Manning River
5. (m) James Stuart Waddell b. 1877 Bega d. 1935
6. (m) Theodore Fletcher Waddell b. 1878 Bega
7. (f) Mary Elizabeth Waddell * b. 1880 Bathurst d. 30/1/1947
8. (m) John Pearse Waddell b. 1881 Bathurst
9. (m) Thomas M Waddell b. 1883 Orange
10. (m) Percy J Waddell b. 1884 Orange

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

The Late Mrs. J. A. Waddell

The late Mrs. Ann (Annie) Waddell was the youngest child of the late Thomas Pearse and his wife, Mary, and was related to the Rev. Mark Guy Pearse, the eminent author and evangelist. Born at Witney Green, Cornish Settlement (Byng now), Orange district, the young girl became like many other young people, a decided Christian, under the earnest ministry of the late Rev. W. T. Rabone, and found work as a Sunday School teacher and collector for church funds. Her bright, genial manner and ready humour secured success in usefulness. On the 2nd March, 1871, Miss Pearse was united in marriage with the Rev. John A. Waddell, and for over fifty years was the light of the home as a devoted wife and mother. While carefully rearing her family of six children, time was found to aid in church work by taking a class in the Sunday School, “looking up absent scholars and members of the congregation,” and, above all, visiting the sick and the poor, to comfort them with tender sympathy, and give, if needed, personal service and other practical help. Her brave and submissive spirit bore the loss of five children— cause for tears, but not of repining.

Aiding her husband in his ministry with unfailing sympathy and assistance, and considerate of all but herself, years and toil made rest imperative, and the last thirty years of life confined to the home with much weakness. At the beginning of April last pleurisy quite prostrated the worn frame for three succeeding months, with no complaint by the sufferer, who responded promptly to the words of comfort and prayer to cheer and sustain. She said, “The Lord will do what is best, be it life or death, ” and wished her life had been more useful. Mercifully acute pain was spared, only the weary pilgrim craved “rest.” All that the most attentive medical skill and tender nursing care could do to prolong life was in vain, and the patient sufferer passed peacefully into the “rest eternal and blessed” on Friday evening, June 23rd. The Methodist (Sydney, NSW : 1892 - 1954) Saturday 22 July 1922 p 4

b. 1880 Bathurst d. 30/1/1947

f. John Alexander Waddell m. Annie Pearse *

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

b. abt 1816 Rutherglen Lamark Scotland d. 26/8/1900 Nowra

m. James Waddington (1813 Rutherglen, Lamark Scotland -14/9/1906 Nowra Son of James Waddington & Isabella ) 1841 Presbyterian Wollongong V18414376 74B

f. Robert Binnie m. Margaret

1. (f) Margaret Isabel Waddington b. 1840 Gerringong bp. Presbyterian Wollongongd. 1921 (David Fletcher 1862)
2. (f) Mary Waddington b. 1841 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong (Robert Clarke 1873)
3. (m) Robert Waddington b. 1843 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong
4. (f) Elizabeth Wadington b. 1844 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong (John Beasley 1872)
5. (m) John Waddington b. 1845 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong
6. (f) Jane Waddington b. 26/11/1847 Shoalhaven (Robert Condie 1869)
7. (f) Ann Waddington b. 1849
8. (m) Thomas Waddington b. 1850
9. (f) Susan Waddington b. 1852
10. (f) Isabella Waddington b. 1855
11. (m) William Waddington b. 1857 Shoalhaven

DEATH of Mrs James Waddington. — We have to chronicle the death of Mrs Waddington, wife of Mr Jas. Waddington, J.P., of Budgong, which sad event took place on Sunday morning last. Deceased, who has been in ill- health for several years, was 84 years of age, and is a very old resident having lived in the district for over 6O years. The funeral yesterday was largely attended. The Shoalhaven Telegraph (NSW : 1881 - 1937) Wednesday 29 August 1900 p 2

b. abt 1828 d. 4/8/1906 Ashfield

m. Harris/Harrison Waddington (abt 1830 Yorkshire -26/8/1900 Lismore) 1862 Rylestone

f. Peter

1. (m) Henry Haddington b. 1864 Dungog d. 1881 Waverley
2. (m) Harrison Waddington b. 1866 Dungog d. 1904 Waverley (Clara J Hughes 1889
3. (m) John Waddington b. 1868 Dungog d. 1868 Dungog
4. (m) John Bakely Waddington b. 1870 Wollongong 19030/1870 d. 1901 Sydney

WADDINGTON— August 4, at Ashfield (and formerly of Waverley), Mrs. Mary E. Waddington, aged 78 years. The Australian Star (Sydney, NSW: 1887 - 1909) Monday 6 August 1906 p 4

b. 1862 Portland Dorset d. br. Berkeley

m. Dr Thomas Fowler Wade (abt 1844-10/4/1915 Wollongong ) 22/3/1903 Sydney

f. John Rhodes m. Jane

Living at Market St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties Thomas Fowler Wade a medical Practitioner

MARRIAGE. WADE—RHODES.

The marriage of Dr. T. F. Wade, of Wollongong, to Miss Bertha Constance Rhodes, youngest daughter of the late John Rhodes, H.M. Civil Service, Portland, England, took place at St. Phillip's Church, Sydney, on March 22nd last. Rev. Archdeacon Langley officiated. Mrs. Wade is a niece of the late Mr. R. F. Hornsby, of Yabtree station, Gundagai. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Wednesday 6 May 1903 p 2

Mrs. Bertha Constance Wade

The death occurred at her resi- dence, Homeleigh, 17 Gipp Street, Wollongong, on February 9, of Mrs. Bertha Wade, relict of the late Dr. Thomas Fowler Wade. Mrs. Wade visited Narandera for a time some years ago as the guest of her nephew, Mr. R. M. Wade-Ferrell, now of Wollstonecraft. Deceased was aged 86 years. Narrandera Argus and Riverina Advertiser (NSW : 1893 - 1953) Friday 16 February 1945 p 3

b. 1877 Wollongong d. 24/5/1954 Five Dock cr. Rookwood

m. Robert Wade (abt 1875 -2/6/1954 Five Dock Son of William Wade & Mary (?) * ) 1902 Woonona

f. Peter Wilson m. Elizabeth Hayward *

1. (m) Robert Victor Wade b. 1903 Tumbarumba
2. (f) Mary Elizabeth Wade b. 1910 Tumut (Langdon)

Living at Bulli in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

WADE Catrina Elizabeth –April 24 1954 beloved wife of Robert Wade and mother of Robert Victor and Mary Elizabeth (Mrs Langdon) aged 77 years At rest The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 26 April 1954 p 12

b. abt 1837 d. 11/11/1906 St Peters 14325/1906 br. Woonona Presbyterian Cemetery

m. William Wade (1838-23/3/1887 Bulli Mine Disaster Son of William Wade & Mary)

f. Thomas m. Ann

1. (f) Mary Ann Wade * b. abt 1861 d. 22/5/1939 Gladesville (William Whitford 1883)
2. (f) M Wade b. abt 1866
3. (m) Richard Smith Wade b. abt 1871 d. 23/3/1887 Bulli Mine Disaster
4. (u) J Wade
5. (m) (?) Robert Wade b. abt 1875 d. 2/6/1954 Five Dock (Catrina Elizabeth Wilson * 1902)

She was left a widow with 3 children aged from 12 to 21 with her eldest daughter in bad health

On Monday, Mrs. Wade, one of the widows of the Disaster, died in Sydney. Her remains were brought to Bulli for interment in the Presbyterian cemetery. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW: 1900 - 1954) Saturday 17 November 1906 p 13

d. 1903 Sydney

m. Joseph Wadsworth (- Son of Andrew Wadsworth &) 13/1/1876 Sydney

f. Robert Thompson m. Jane Vaughan *

1. (m) Andrew Wadsworth b. 1876 Waterloo 5885/1876 
2. (m) Joseph Wadsworth b. 1878 Waterloo 6360/1878 
3. (m) Frank Wadsworth b. 1883 Sydney 823/1883 

WADSWORTH–THOMPSON. -January 13, at St. Andrew's Cathedral, by the Rev. Dean of Sydney, Joseph, second eldest   son of Andrew Wadsworth Esq ,of Regent-street, Chippendale,   to Annie Maria, youngest daughter of Robert Thompson, Esq., of Wollongong The Sydney Morning Herald 29 January 1876

b. 2/4/1869 McQuarie River/ Tongarra 19817/1869 d. 28/9/1952 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. Ludwig Wagerle (2/1/1857 Germany- 17/8/1936 Wollongong) 17/4/1895 Albion Park

f. Michael Daly m. Margaret Collins *

1. (m) Ralph Wagerle b. 1896 Robertson 16112/1896 
2. (f) Margaret Ann Wagerle b. 1897 Robertson 16073/1897 (Austin McEnally)

OBITUARY
MRS. M. A. WAGERLE

Mrs. Mary Ann Wagerle, widow of Mr. Ludwig Wagerle, died at her residence in George Street, Wollongong yesterday, aged 83. Mrs. Wagerle is survived by her daughter, Margaret Ann, (Mrs. Austin McEnally) and granddaughter Josephine.

Burial will take place in the Wollongong Roman Catholic Cemetery. This afternoon after a service at St. Francis Xavier's Cathedral. Illawarra Daily Mercury (Wollongong, NSW: 1950 - 1954) Monday 29 September 1952 p 4

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

Frank Wagstaff a miner.

Living at Tarrawanna in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 1859 d. 6/6/1907 Kiama br. Kiama

f. Frederick Wahl m. Christina *

Miss Christiana Wahl sister of Mr. Frederick Wahl, of Kiama, and daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs Frederick Wahl died at the Kiama Hospital yesterday morning. The deceased lady, who was 48 years of ago, had been ailing for some considerable time with an internal complaint, and was only taken to the Hospital last week. She leaves to mourn her only one brother (Mr. Frederick Wahl), with whom she has been living at Marsden Hill for many years past. Miss Wahl was a native of the Kiama district, and was born at Riversdale, Jamberoo. The funeral takes place this afternoon.

b. abt 1813 Wuttenberg, Germany d. 5/5/1894 Kiama

m. John Frederick Wahl (abt 1814-1888 Kiama Son of )

Ship: Commodore Perry 1855

1. (m) Frederick John Wahl b. abt 1847 d. 1926 Kiama
2. (m) Charles August Wahl b. abt 1853 d. 13/9/1884 Spring Hill Kiama
3. (f) Christiana Mary Waal b. 1859 Kiama d. 6/6/1907 Kiama

WAHL. - On September 13 , at Spring Hill, Kiama, Charles August, second son of Mr. Frederick Wahl, aged 32 years. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 23 September 1884 p 2

There occurred at Kiama, on Saturday afternoon last, the death of another of the early pioneers of the district in the person of Mrs. Walhl, relict of the late Frederick Wahl, for many years a resident of the Riverdale estate. The deceased lady was a native of the county of Frankfert-a -main, in Germany, and came to this colony some 40 years ago, with her husband and members of her familty, settling down to dairying pursuits on a farm on the Riversdale estate. Here the first fifteen years of their colonial experience was gained, the family proving themselves to be not only industrious, but competent to cope with the wilderness which abounded, in these early lines, on every hand. They next removed to the farm, now occupied by Mr. Robert Ford, where the family resided for many years and where Mr. Wahl departed this life in the year 1888. Bereft of the head of the household, they decided to retire from active dairying, and removed to a cottage in Barney-street, Kiama, where the deceased had resided up till the time of her death. She was, like her husband, industrious and thrifty, and, having gone to that bourn from whence no traveller returns, it cannot be said that she was one who had he wronged a fellow citizen in any way. She leaves a grown up son and daughter to mourn her departure.

Her remains were consigned to the earth on Sunday afternoon last, in the public cemetery at Porter's Garden The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 8 May 1894 p 2

b. abt 1847 Cambridge d. 20/4/1886 Wollongong

m. Charles Wain 1867 Windsor 3281/1867

f. David Prime m. Alice Coulson

Ship: Rose of Sharon 1855

1. (f) Alice Elizabeth Wain * b. 1868 Richmond d. 4/10/1963 ( John Connolly 1891)
2. (f) Lydia Wain b. 1870 Richmond d. 1944 Kogarah (Grael L Parkinson 1893)
3. (f) Caroline Wain b. 1871 Richmond
4. (f) Daisy May Wain b. 1873 Richmond (Robert E S H Hubner 1898)
5. (m) Alexander William Wain b. 1876 Gulgong d. 1949 Wollongong (Annie Connaughton * 1901, May Ellen Annett 1941)
6. (f) Harriet E Wain b. 1878 Gulgong d. 1880 Concord
7. (m) Charles Wain b. 1882 Wollongong d. 1882 Wollongong
8. (m) Claude H Wain b. 1885 Redfern d. 1885 Sydney

Mary Ann Wain prayed that a prohibition might be granted to restrain publicans from serving her husband, Charles Wain, with intoxicating liquor. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW: 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 25 September 1883 p 2

WAIN— April 20, at the Wollongong Hospital, after long suffering, which she bore with Christian fortitude, Mary Ann, the beloved wife of Charles Wain, leaving five children to mourn their loss. Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931) Saturday 24 April 1886 p 4

b. 20/1/1878 Brandy and Water Creek d. 20/11/1937 Wollongong

m. Alexander William Waine (1876 Gulgong - 1949 Wollongong labourer Son of Charles Wain & Mary Ann Prime *) 1901 Wollongong

f. Patrick Connaughton m. Mary Ann Forward * see Robertson

1. (f) Daisy A Waine b. 1902 Wollongong
2. (f) Ivy M Waine b. 1909 Wollongong
3. (f) Alma Waine b. 1910 Wollongong

Living at Port Kembla in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Annie Waine pieaded guilty to a charge of having used indecent language, and was fined £2 or four days. Constable' Hutson deposed that the defendant used the language in Market St., in the presence of a number of other women. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 2 November 1934 p 5

b. abt 1862 d. 18/2/1911 Wollongong

m. James Waite () 1881 West Maitland

f. John Somerville m. Margaret

1. (f) Maud Margaret Waite * b. 1881 Newcastle d. 1964 Wollongong (Frank Parsons 1909)
2. (f) Ivy Waite b. 1884 Paterson
3. (f) Lottie J Waite b. 1886 Paterson
4. (f) Beryl V Waite b. 1889 Newcastle d. 1891 Newtown
5. (m) Aubrey J Waite b. 1891 Newtown d. 1893 Newtown
6. (f) Irene L Waite b. 1893 Newtown

Living at Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties. James Waite a baker

b. 1/7/1846 Wibtoft Warwickshire d. 11/7/1922 Crows Nest

m. James Hayes 1863 Dapto

m. James Marsden Wakefield ( 20/12/1847 Hoxton London – 17/10/1898 North Sydney 1Son of James Wakefield & Mary Marsden) 24/2/1873 Macquarie River

f. John Bodycote m. Eliza Farmer *

Ship: Anna Maria 1857

1. (m) Thomas Hayes b. 1865 Dapto 17087/1865 
2. (m) George Hayes b. 1869 Dapto 18103/1868 d. 17/7/1940 Bemboka
3. (m) Edwin Henry Wakefield b. 10/8/1873 Sydney d. 24/6/1950
4. (f) Alice Maud Wakefield b. 1875 Sydney d. 1952 North Sydney (Alfred Williams 1898)
5. (f) Adelaide Frances Victoria Wakefield b. 1878 St Leonards d. 1880 Sydney
6. (m) James Snowden Wakefield b. 1879 Waterloo d. 1955 North Sydney
7. (m) Percy William Wakefield b. 1882 Sydney d. 1945 North Sydney (Ethel M Wheatley 1903)
8. (m) Arthur Bodycote Wakefield b. 1885 Ashfield d. 1956 North Sydney (Mabel Christian 1907)
9. (m) David Ernest Wakefield b. 1889 St Leonards d. 1/3/1957 Chatswood (Nellie Wherrell 1910, Mary Ellen Freeman 1923)

WAKEFIELD July11 1922 at the residence of her daughter, Mrs Alfred Williams 19 Emmett street Crow's Nest, Mary Ann Wakefield, aged 77 years The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 12 July 1922 p 10

b. abt 1822 d. 18/3/1902 Murrurundi

m. William Wakeford (1825-15/2/1897) 1854 Petworth Sussex

f. Richard G Tickner m. Susanna

1. (f) Blanche Elizabeth Wakeford b. 1856 Hackney London
2. (f) Agnes Wakeford b. 1861 Campbelltown 6538/1861
3. (m) Richard A Wakeford b. 1863 Berrima 5494/1863
4. (f) Susanna Wakeford b. 1865 Berrima 6173/1865
5. (m) George E Wakeford b. 1868 Penrith 15013/1868
6. (m) Harry Edgar Wakeford b. 1870 Concord 4829/1870
7. (m) Thomas Sydney Wakeford b. 1872 Concord 3239/1872
8. (m) Samuel Oswald Wakeford b. 1874 Kiama 12738/1874

William Wakeford was an engineer who built the harbour works at Kiama in 1874.

Husband’s brother of George who married Ellen Smyth

[FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.]    

Quite a gloom was cast over our township on Friday, the 19th instant, when It became generally known that Miss Maria Fuller, the daughter of Mr. Thomas Fuller (the manager of one of the local banks), was drowned at Mr. Kendall's beach ; Mr. Fuller being on a visit in the Goulburn district. Daisy Fuller, as she was generally called, was a very interesting and intelligent little girl of seven years of age, and was much esteemed by a large circle of relatives and friends. On Saturday morning an inquest was held before tho coroner, Mr. Henry Connell, J.P., and a jury of twelve, when the following evidence was elicited. Mr. Ritchie, a servant in the employ of Mr. Thomas Chapman, J.P., stated that between five and six on Friday evening he heard ahoy calling out that Daisy Fuller was in the water and that the waves were taking her away ; he immediately ran about fourteen chains to the spot indicated at the sea and saw the body of deceased floating in a deep channel of water between two rocks ; with some difficulty, and the assistance of the boy Robert Leggatt, he succeeded in getting the body-which, was cold, and to all appearance dead-out of the water ; he wrapped his coat round the body, which was quite naked, and ran with it to the residence of Mr. Hayes, some ten chains from the spot; when he took the body out of the water Miss Wake ford and two little girls were close by ; he heard one of them say a wave carried the deceased off the rocks, and the other said she fell in the water ; his own. belief was that if she stood on the rock in question (which is very slippery, and, when the waves receded some 4 feet above water) she might have been swept off by a wave. Miss Blanche Elizabeth Wakeford stated that about 4 on the afternoon of Friday she called on Annie Waldron, and they two went to Kendall's beach to bathe, and they found when they arrived Laura, Amy, and Louisa Waldron, and Agnes Wakeford bathing ; she and Annie Waldron joined the other in the water, and while there, she saw deceased coming down with the towels ; after a while they left the beach, which was comparatively safe, and went to a place in the rocks where the water was not very deep ; in a short time Annie Waldron ordered the children out as they had been in long enough, and observed to her (witness) that the current was too strong to remain; they all went out, and almost immediately after Laura called out that Daisy was in the waves ; they shouted to some boys that a child was drowning; shortly after, W. Ritchie came and rescued the body of deceased from the deep water he hind the rocks where the breakers rushed in ; it was not five minutes between Laura calling out that Daisy was in the water, and her being taken out by Ritchie ; she did not know that Daisy was bathing until she beard she was in the waves-none of them could swim. Laura Waldron   stated that her cousin Daisy lived with them ; that Daisy did not get into the water with her cousins ; she was on the rock above the hole where they were bathing; when she (witness) came out to dress, she sent her sister Amy (who was covered with: sand) again to the water ; Amy ran back, saying that there was something in the water ; she ran down and saw Daisy's head floating on the water ; she screamed out to Miss Wakeford and her sister Annie, who rushed out of tho waterhole ; she did not see Daisy go or fall into tho water, or in fact did she know that she was bathing; Daisy had bathed with them on previous occasions ; it was Amy who first saw the deceased in the water, and she (witness) did not know how long she had been there. Dr. Miller stated that the deceased had all the appearance of having been recently submerged in water; there was no respiration, the action of the heart had ceased, and she must have been dead fifteen or twenty minutes; he, however, used the usual means to restore animation for nearly an hour without effect ; he was satisfied that death was caused   by suffocation from drowning. The Coroner, on summing up, observed that it was highly important that parents and guardians of children should supervise their bathing on the beach and rocks (where a single step might precipitate them into deep water) by sending some competent person to look after them. A number of children were seen daily wandering over steep rocks and bathing in dangerous places, and it was surprising that more accidents did not take place. The jury returned a verdict of “ Accidentally drowned while bathing at the rocks near Kendall's beach.” The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 27 December 1873

July 23rd, at St. Paul's Church, Murrurundi, by the Rev. William Marshall, Bernard, third son of the late Thomas Haydon, of Bloomfield, Blandford, to Blanche Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Willam Wakeford, of Cotswold, Burwood. The Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser (NSW : 1843 - 1893) Tuesday 29 July 1879

Mrs. W. Wakeford

We have also to record, with regret, the death of Mrs. William Wakeford, mother of Mrs. B. Haydon, of Bloomfield, Blandford, who died somewhat suddenly about 4 o'clock on Tuesday morning last, at the residence of Mr. Haydon, Bloomfield. Mrs. Wakefield was the widow of Mr. William Wakeford, who was the contractor for the construction of the railway line from Murrurundi to Willow Tree, which was opened in August, 1877, and was a resident of this district for about 25 years. Mrs. Wakeford, who we understand had reached the age of 80 years, had been indisposed for some little time, but it was not anticipated that her death was so near. Her remains were forwarded to Sydney by the mail train on Wednesday morning,

for interment beside those of her late husband. The Murrurundi Times and Liverpool Plains Gazette (NSW : 1874 - 1907; 1926 - 1929) Saturday 22 March 1902 p 2

b. abt 1868 d. 26/3/ 1944 br. Wollongong

m. Henry George Wakeford (abt 1863 - 6/1/1919 Wollongong Son of George Wakeford & Leontine Celia Tubour) 1886 Cobar 4390/1886

1. (f) Leotine Sarah Wakeford (Muriel) b. 14/7/1887 Sunny Corner 15442/1887 d. 1965 Worthing England (Raymond Gustave Sargeant 1916) (WW1 nurse see Illawarra Warriors)
2. (m) Henry George Wakeford b. 1890 Hillgrove d. 1/12/1959 Wollongong (Josephine Gallagher 1909)
3. (f) Elvera M Wakeford b. 1896 Hillgrove 3931/1896 (Oliver H Heard 1919)
4. (m) Jack E Wakeford b. 1904 Wollongong 18294/1904

MRS. ELLEN WAKEFORD

Mrs. Ellen Wakeford, who had conducted a flower shop in Crown-street, Wollongong, for about 20 years, passed away in her sleep at her residence on Sunday morning. She was born in Grenfell 76 years ago, and had been a resident of Wollongong for a very long time. Her late husband, who died 25 years ago, conducted a cycle shop in Wollongong. During the last war, the late Mrs. Wakeford was an ardent worker for the Red Cross and various patriotic organisations and it was a matter of deep regret to her that her health did not allow her to continue doing this work after the outbreak of the present war. She was a member and supporter of the Wollongong Presbyterian Church, and a member of 2WL Friendship Club.

She was also a member of the Wollongong Ladies' Surf Club and one of the original members of the old North Wollongong Ladies' Surf Club.

She is survived by two sons and two daughters, Mrs. Sargeant (South Africa) and Mrs. Heard (Wollongong), Henry and Jack, both of Wollongong. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 31 March 1944 p 5

Her sister in law Louisa Elizabeth Stephens * married in Dapto in 1900. Living at South Coast Rd Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. abt 1842 d. 30/8/1909 Wynyard Square Sydney 11923/1909

m. George Wakeford ( 1839 Southampton England -13/8/1891) 1860 Glebe 960/1860

f. Christopher Smith m. Eleanor

1. (f) Mary E Wakeford b. 1861 Sydney 1260/1861
2. (m) George Wakeford b. 1863 Kiama 8426/1863
3. (f) Ellen Wakeford b. 1865 Berrima 6108/1865
4. (f) Louisa Wakeford b. 1868 Berrima 6335/1868
5. (f) Edith Wakeford b. 1870 Hartley 10795/1870
6. (f) Grace Wakeford b. 1873 Kiama 12249/1873
7. (f) Agnes Wakeford b. 10/4/1875 Kiama bp Kiama RC 13161/1875
8. (m) Henry Charles Wakeford b. 1877 Murrurundi 16229/1877 Drowned July 1879
9. (f) Ethel Elsie Wakeford b. 1882 Newtown 6457/1882
10. (f) Margaret A Wakeford b. 1885 Newtown 7886/1885

Husband a contractor

WAKEFORD.—October 30, 1909, at her residence, Ardrossan, 40 Margaret-street, Wynyard-square; Elleanor, relict of the late George Wakeford; aged 67 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 1 November 1909 p 6

m. James Wakeham

1. (m) Alexander Wakeham b. 1851 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong

b. 1881 Mudgee d. 1960 Bulli

m. David Wakeling (- 1962 Bulli Son of Benjamin Wakeling & Eliza) 1903 Woonona

f. Luke James Jones m. Mary Ann

1. (m) William Horace Wakeling b. 1903 Woonona
2. (m) Benjamin L J Wakeling 1904 Woonona

Living at Bellambi in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Living at Rockwood in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties (Kiama)

b. 1868 Newtown d. 1963 Bathurst

m. James Walder (abt 1857 -25/6/1902 Milltown Bathurst Son opf Thomas Walder & Harriett) 1887 Waterloo

f. Moses Walter Cobden m. Jemima Tomes Lander

1. (m) Walter E Walder b. 1890 Wollongong
2. (f) Lilly J Walder b. 1891 Wollongong
3. (m) Arthur James Walder b. 1892 Wollongong
4. (m) Frederick W Walder b. 1893 Wollongong
5. (f) Eva M Walder b. 1895 Wollongong
6. (f) Alma Walder b. 1897 Wollongong
7. (m) Sidney Walder b. 1898 Wollongong
8. (m) Albert E Walder b. 1902 Bathurst

Living at Bathurst in 1916 when her son enlisted Husband a singnalman on the Mt Kembla crossing at Unanaderra.

d. 1968 Burwood

m. John Walder (-1952 Balmain Son of Thomas Walder & Harriett) 4/6/1892 Waterloo

f. George Hugh Donaldson m. Lavinia

1. (f) Florence Walder b. 1893 Redfern
2. (m) Arthur Walder b. 1894 Redfern
3. (f) Ellen Walder b. 1896 Redfern
4. (f) Lavinia Walder b. 1901 Wollongong
5. (m) Ernest Walder b. 1903 Wollongong
6. (f) Marianne Walder b. 1905 Wollongong
7. (f) Alma Walder b. 1907 Wollongong
8. (m) Harry Walder b. 1910 Wollongong
9. (m) William Walder b. 1911 Wollongong
10. (m) Walder

Living at Young St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties John a fettler

Golden Wedding

The Scouts' Hall, Enfield, was the scene of a very happy gathering on June 6th last, when Mr. and Mrs. John Walder celebrated their golden wedding.

On June 4th, 1892, their marriage was performed by the Rev. Thomas Jenkyn at St. Silas' Church of England, Waterloo.

Of the union there are ten children, all of whom are living — five sons and five daughters — and 20 grand children.

Three sons are in the fighting forces.

A beautiful two-tier cake was made by a son, Mr. John Walder, of Wollongong, who also officiated as chairman. The cake, decorated with golden ornaments, was greatly admired.

Fifty guests partook of the wedding breakfast, over which the eld est daughter (Mrs. P. Whittaker) officiated…

Mr. and Mrs J. Walder resided at Wollongong for -30 years. They now reside at 123 Frederick street, Ashfield. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 24 July 1942 p 13

m. Charles Frederick Waldron (1876 Wollongong– 1960 Son of Alfred Adolphus Waldron & Lucy Sarah Lovell *) 28/12/1897 Newtown

1. (m) Clarence F Waldron b. 1899 Sydney
2. (f) Hazel E Waldron b. 1901 Wollongong North Sydney

WALDRON V WALDRON.

Charles Frederick Waldron petitioned for a dissolution of his marriage with Alice Florence Waldron, formerly Duncan, alleging desertion. Mr. R. W. Fraser appeared for petitioner.

Petitioner. In his evidence, said that he married respondent on December 28, 1897, at Newtown. There were two children. In 1904 his wife left him. He saw her the following year, and asked her to return, but she did not do so.

After hearing further evidence, his Honor granted a decree nisi, returnable in six mouths. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 27 September 1912 p 13

Husband had custody of the children. She left him to live with ‘George’-

Living at Unanderra in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 17/10/1835 Dunmore. Galway Ireland d. 2/6/1928 Roseville br. Kiama

m. George King Waldron (13/7/1827 Jersey Channel Island- 12/8/1888 Kiama son of Captain Waldron & Jemima Thomas *) 22/10/1856 Kiama (1856/1509)

f. William Fuller m. Anne Murphy *

Ship. 1839 North Briton

1. (m) George Charles King Waldron b. 27/4/1858 Kiama d. 1898 Parramatta ( Maud Dibbs 1885)
2. (f) Anne Jemima King Waldron * b. 22/8/1860 Kiama d. 26/4/1951 Rose Bay (George Chapman 1886)
3. (f) Laura Elizabeth King Waldron b. 14/4/1862 Kiama d. 1944
4. (m) Frederick William King Waldron b. 1862 Kiama d. 1934
5. (f) Sarah Louisa Waldron * b. 11/6/1865 Kiama d. 1936 Paddington (George Graham Johnson)
6. (f) Frances Aimee King Waldron b. 9/3/1867 Kiama d. 1934
7. (m) Ernest Henry Arthur King Waldron b. 1868 Kiama d. 1906 (Kate Single )
8. (m) Thomas Walter King Waldron b. 1870 Kiama d. 1934 Sydney ( Ruth Dibbs 1901)
9. (m) Edwin King Waldron b. 28/2/1874 Kiama d. 7/2/1875 Kiama
10. (f) Florence Edith King Waldron b. 30/6/1876 Kiama d. 23/1/1878 Kiama
11. (f) Bessie Somerset Orde King Waldron b. 1878 Kiama d. 1884 Kiama
12. (m) Rupert Leslie King Waldron b. 24/8/1881 Kiama d. 1884 Kiama

On the 22nd instant, by special license, at Kiama, by the Rev. Dr. Bariner, George King, fifth son of the late Captain Waldron, of her Majesty's 39th Regiment of Foot, to Annie, youngest daughter of Mrs. Annie Fuller, late of Wollongong. The Sydney Morning Herald 31 October 1856

At her residence Kiama, on the 27th instant, Mrs G. K. Waldron, of a son. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Monday 3 May 1858 p 3

At her residence, Willow Cottage, Kiama, on the 22^nd August, Mrs. G. K. Waldron, of a daughter. Examiner (Kiama, NSW : 1859 - 1862) Saturday 1 September 1860 p 2

At her residence, Barney-street, Kiama, on the 14^th instant, Mrs G. K. Waldron, of a daughter. Examiner (Kiama, NSW : 1859 - 1862) Tuesday 15 April 1862 p 2

WALDRON.—At her residence, Cypress Cottage,   Manning-street, Kiama, on Sunday, 11th inst., Mrs. G. K. Waldron, of a daughter. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 16 June 1865 p 2

WALDRON. — At her residence, Cypress Cottage, Kiama, on the 9th instant, Mrs G. K, Waldron, of a daughter. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 22 March 1867 p 2

At her residence, Manning.street, Kiama, on 28th Feb., Mrs. G. K. WALDRON of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 12 March 1874 p 2

WALDRON.—On the 7th instant, at the residence of his parents, Roseview Lodge, Manning-street, Kiama, EDWIN KING, youngest and dearly beloved son of George King and Annie Waldron, aged 11 months. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 11 February 1875 p 2

AT her residence, Manning-street, Kiama, on 30th June, Mrs. G. K. WALDRON of a daughter.

WALDRON.–On 23rd instant, at the residence of her parents, Rose View Lodge, Manning-st., Kiama, Florence Edith, youngest beloved daughter of G. K. and Annie Waldron, aged 19 months. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 25 January 1878 p 2

WALDRON At her residence Rose Vine Lodge, Kiama 24^th August, Mrs. G. K. Waldron, of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 2 September 1881 p 2

DEATH OF MRS. WALDRON

Mrs. Annie Waldron, whose death at the age of 92, occurred at Boundary-street, Roseville, arrived in New South Wales 90 years ago. The voyage was a tragic one, for of the family of nine children, three died before Sydney was reached, as well as Mrs Waldron 's father. The trip occupied seven months.

Mrs. Waldron settled in Wollongong with her mother, but later moved to Kiama, where , she lived for more than 60 years. She married George King Waldron, a son of Captain Waldron, of the 39th Regiment of Foot, but her husband died in 1888.

In later years Mrs. Waldron had lived at Roseville. She could vividly recall her first trip to Sydney from Wollongong, when it was necessary to travel in a bullock team

Mrs. Waldron is survived by two sons and three daughters. Mr F. K. Waldron, of Roseville: Mr. T. W. K. Waldron, city solicitor: Miss Laura and Miss Aimee Waldron, and Mrs. Graham Johnson, of Manly. Another son, Mr. G. C. K. Waldron, who died in 1888, was also city solicitor.

The interment was made at Kiama. The Sydney Morning Herald 8 June 1928

b. abt 1825 Kielty Scariff Co Clare Ireland d. 2/5/1900 Petersham br. Rookwood

m. Henry Arthur Francis Waldron (abt 1829 Jersey Channel Island – 10/8/1894 Wollongong Son of Charles Waldron & Jemima Thomas * ) 16/8/1855 St Michael’s Wollongong CofE Dapto; Wollongong

f. Edmund Brady m. Ann Molony

Ship: Herald 1845

On the 16th instant, by special license, at St. Michael's Church, Wollongong, by the Rev. M. D. Mears, Henry Arthur Francis, eighth son of the late Captain Waldron, of her Majesty's 39th Regiment, to Christina Brady, late of the County of Clare, Ireland.  The Sydney Morning Herald 27 August 1855

WALDRON.—May 2, at her residence, Sadlier-crescent, Petersham, Christina Waldron, relict of H. A. Waldron, late of Spring Hill, Wollongong. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 3 May 1900 p 1

b. 1863 Wollongong 15173/1863 d. 29/1/1950 Wollongong

f. Hurbert Kelly Waldron m. Eliza Jane Elliott *

Living at Spring Hill in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 1832 Fermanagh Ireland d. 28/3/1914 Wollongong br. Pioneer Park Cemetery Wollongong

m. Hubert Kelly Waldron (3/2/1820 Jersey Channel Islands - 18/1/1875 Wollongong Son of Charles Waldron & Jemima Thomas * ) 1847 Presbyterian Wollongong V18474447 74B

f. Thomas Elliott m. Sarah Bowes *

Ship: 1839 Argyle

1. (f) Alice Jemima Waldron * b. 11/5/1848 Wollongong d. 12/7/1923 Wollongong ( Robert Lloyd Ashton)
2. (f) Sarah Jane Waldron * b. 1849 Wollongong V1850955 35/1850 d. 1927 (Edward John Curry 1874)
3. (m) William H. Waldron b. 1851 Wollongong V18518619 45C/1851 d. 2/3/1922 Figtree
4. (m) Hubert Henry Waldron b. 1853 Wollongong V18534641 45B/1853 d. 21/4/1929 Coniston (Isabella Craig * abt 1887)
5. (m) Frederick George Waldron b. 4/9/1856 Spring Hill d. 8/9/1938 Strathmore private hospital
6. (m) Alfred Charles Waldron b. 1858 Wollongong d. 20/8/1928 Casino (Martha McClintock)
7. (f) Julia Eliza Waldron * b. 17/6/1858 Spring Hill 13424/1858 d. 10/9/1928 Figtree
8. (f) Eliza Jane Waldron b. 1860 Wollongong 13828/1860 d. 19/4/1861 Wollongong
9. (f) Matilda Rose Waldron b. 3/3/1862 Wollongong 15004/1862 d. 14/5/1944 Lismore ( William H. Dudgeon)
10. (f) Edith Maria Waldron * b. 30/11/1863 Wollongong 15173/1863 d. 29/1/1950 Wollongong
11. (m) Arthur Edgar b. 1866 Wollongong 17056/1865 d. 9/5/1867 Wollongong
12. (m) Edwin Arthur Waldron b. 1867 Spring Hill 18061/1867 d. 16/12/1945 Wollongong (Elizabeth Aitken )
13. (m) Herbert James Waldron b. 1869 Wollongong 19865/1869 d. 29/5/1887
14. (f) Jemima Victoria Waldron * b. 1871 Wollongong 19581/1871 d. 31/5/1938 Coniston ( Harry Jackman 1926)  

At Spring Hill, on the 4th September, Mrs. Hubert Waldron, of a son. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Monday 15 September 1856 p 3

At Spring Hill, on the 17th instant, Mrs Hubert Kelly Waldren, of a daughter. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Monday 21 June 1858 p 3

On Monday, 3rd. , March. instant, at her residence Barrella-street, Wollongong, Mrs. H.K. Waldron of a daughter. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 7 March 1862 p 2

On the 30th ult., at her residence, Barella-street, Mrs H. K. Waldren of a daughter. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 8 December 1863 p 2

b. 1853 Hunter Valley d. 2/8/1931 Cronulla

m. Francis William Waldron (1849- 10/12/1922 Epping Son of Charles Vaughan Waldron & Jane Elliott *)

f. Alfred George Ravenscroft m. Mary Jane Moore

1. (f) Ethel Maude Waldron b. 1877 Sydney 2185/1877 (Albert Edward Kearney )
2. (m) Charles Vaughan Waldron b. 1879 Redfern 6517/1879 d. Infancy
3. (m) Frank Adolphus Waldron b. 1882 Wollongong 19555/1882 (Bessie Cummings)

WALDRON -August 2, 1931, at her daughter's residence, Iandoon, Gerrale-street, Cronulla, Mrs. Henrietta S. Waldron (nee Ravencroft), relict of the late Francis W. Waldron, of Wollongong, and beloved mother of Frank A. Waldron and Mrs. A. E. Kearney. Peace, perfect peace. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 3 August 1931 p 8

b. 1851 Houghton le Spring Co. Durham d. 6/8/1923 Smith’s Hill Wollongong

m. Adolpus Charles Waldron (1847-1899 Son of Charles Vaughan Waldron & Jane Elliott *) 1877 Wollongong

f. Thomas Oswald m. Frances Robson *

Ship: Shackamaxon 1863

1. (f) Lilly May Waldron * b. 1878 Wollongong 24753/1878 . 8/6/1940 Coledale (Patrick Joseph Carrick 1932)
2. (f) Amy Francis Waldron b. 1880 Wollongong 27301/1880 d. abt 1880
3. (m) Oswald Vaughan Waldron b. 1881 Wollongong 18897/1881 d. 1914 (Imelda Murphy 1912)
4. (m) Frederick Aubrey Waldron b. 1883 Wollongong 21100/1883 d. 1943
5. (m) Charles Wilfred Waldron b. 1885 Wollongong 23619/1885 d. 1947 (Cathleen Dunne 1916)
6. (f) Mabel Isabella Waldron b. 1888 Wollongong 25573/1888 (John McCarthy 1914)
7. (m) Walter King Waldron b. 1890 Wollongong 37836/1890 d. 1924
8. (f) Sara Florence Waldron b. 1891 Wollongong 38573/1891 

Living at Spring Hill in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 17/3/1861 Marshall Mount 14333/1862 d. 31/1/1935 Coniston

m. Hubert Henry Waldron (abt 1854 -25/4/1929 Wollongong) 1887

f. John Craig m. Susan Patterson *

1. (f) Edith M Waldron b. 1889 Wollongong 24393/1889 (Walter Wilfred Smart 1910)
2. (f) Mildred E Waldron ( Frederick S Walker 1921)
3. (f) Elsie Gladys Waldron b. 1894 Wollongong 37790/1894 

DEATH OF MRS. WALDRON

Born at Mount Keira 69 years ago, and having lived all her life in the district, Mrs. Isabella Margaret Jane Waldron died at her home at Coniston last week. She was a daughter of the

late Mr. and Mrs. John Craig, and after her marriage to the late Mr. H. Waldron, went to live at Figtree, where her husband, conducted a butchering business. They later went to Springhill, where Mr. Waldron had secured a farming property. The family lived at the homestead up to the time the property was resumed by the Government. The deceased had resided ever since at Coniston. The remains were laid to rest in the Congregational Cemetery, the Rev. Gordon Robertson officiating. Three daughters are left to mourn their loss, Edith (Mrs. Smart), Mildred (Mrs. Walker) and Gladys (Miss Waldron). Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 8 February 1935 p 10

b. d.

m. Francis Charles Waldron (14/12/1808 Jersey Channel Islands- 19/6/1847 Wollongong Son of Charles Waldron & Jemima Thomas *) 1839

1. (m) Charles C Waldron b. 9/4/1845 Springhill d. 1937 Auckland NZ (Isabella Muir)
2. (f) Jane Jemima Waldron b. 1843 Wollongong d 1920 Melbourne (Charles Octavius Barrass)
3. (f) Frances Frederica Waldron b. 1847 Wollongong d 1931 (John Anderson, George Ayre)

Waldon-, Mrs. F. C., of son, at Springhill, Illawarra, on the 9th Instant. The Australian 26 April 1845

spelling error in paper

b. 1828 Fermanagh Ireland d. 5/8/1901 br. Pioneer Park Cemetery Wollongong

m. Charles Vaughan Waldron (1822 Jersey Channel Islands - 4/9/1892 Son of Charles Waldron & Jemima Thomas * ) 1846 Presbyterian Wollongong V18464432 74B

f. Andrew Elliott m. Elizabeth Robinson *

Ship: 1839 Argyle

1. (m) Adolphus Charles Waldron b. 1847 bp. CofE Dapto:Wollongong d. 1899 Wollongong (Isabella Oswald * 1877)
2. (m) Frederick King Waldron b. 1848 d. 26/4/1864
3. (m) Francis William Waldron b. 1849 d. 1922 (Henrietta Sarah Ravenscroft * )

Waldron, fourth son of the late Captain Waldron, to Jane, the youngest and only daughter of Mr. A. Elliott, of H???? Cottage, Wollongong.” The Sydney Morning Herald 13 March 1846

b. 1788 d. 19/6/1872 Wollongong br. Wollongong Pioneer

m. Captain Charles Waldron (1780 “Cartron House” Ireland- 28/1/1838 Wollongong Son of Charles Waldron & Jane Simpson) 12/1/1808 Bristol England

f. Rev Thomas

Ship: 1831 Surrey

1. (m) Francis Charles Waldron b. 14/12/1808 d. 19/6/1847 Wollongong ( Jane Cadden * 1839)
2. (f) daughter Waldron
3. (m) Frederick William Waldron b. abt 1812 d. 15/5/1885 London ( Eliza Ann Woodward 1846)
4. (f) Matilda Anne Waldron * b. 1814 d. 15/1/1874 Balmain ( Arthur Charles Morris 1831, Cpt James Shoobert 1838)
5. (f) Nancy Anne Waldron b. 1816 d. 1903 Newtown ( Waller , Richard Wyldman, James Bligh Johnston 1860)
6. (u) Waldron
7. (u) Waldron
8. (m) Hubert Kelly Waldron b. 3/2/1820 Jersey Channel Islands d. 18/1/1875 Wollongong ( Eliza Jane Elliott * 1847)
9. (m) Charles Vaughan Waldron b. 1822 Jersey Channel Islands d. 4/6/1892 Wollongong (Jane Elliott * 1846)
10. (f) Mary Jane Waldron * b. 1823 Jersey Channel Islands d .16/9/1879 Wollongong (John Collie 1841)
11. (f) Jemima Julia Waldron * b. 1825 Jersey Channel Islands d. 22/10/1886 ( Rev. William Coombe 1858)
12. (m) George King Waldron b. 13/7/1827 Jersey Channel Islands d. 12/8/1888 Kiama ( Anne Fuller * 1856)
13. (m) Henry Arthur Francis Waldron b. 1829 d. 10/8/1894 Wollongong ( Christina Brady * 1855)
14. (f) Elizabeth Somerset Orde Waldron * b. 1832 Sydney d. 12/7/1872 ( Thomas Fuller 1859)
15. (m) Alfred Adolphus Waldron b. 21/12/ 1833 Spring Hill d. 18/9/1920 Sydney ( Lucy Sarah Lovett * 1859)

Arrivals–On the 26th Instant, the Surry…. Captain Waldron, and a detachment of H. M. 39th regiment. Passengers-Mrs. Waldron and nine children The Sydney Monitor 30 November 1831

In Prince-street, Sydney, on the 9th of February, 1832, the lady of Captain Charles Waldron, of His Majesty's 39th Regiment, of a daughter-being her fourteenth child.

At Spring Hill, Illawarra, on the 21st ultimo, the lady of Charles Waldron, Esq., J. P., of a son, being her fifteenth child. The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 16 January 1834

At his residence, Spring Hill, Illawarra, at 4 o'clock p. m. , on the 28th January, Captain Charles Waldron, J. P., late of the 39th Regiment. Captain W. was universally respected by all who knew him, and, melancholy to relate, leaves a widow and twelve children to lament his loss.

The circumstances which are supposed to have accelerated the death of the above respected man, were occasioned by a severe fall from the effects of blows received from   two incorrigible assigned female servants; and who were not satisfied with that alone, but repeated their blows while he lay on the ground. Shortly after the affray, he was visited with a paralytic stroke, which terminated in death, after a severe illness of 14 days. The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 6 February 1834

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

Sarah M'Gregor and Mary Maloney, convict servants, were severally indicted for the wilful murder of Charles Waldron, at Spring-hill, hear Illawarra, on the 14th January last.

The Court was extremely thronged, from the intense interest which had been excited respecting this trial.

Mrs. Jemima Waldron, the lady of the deceased, deposed, that on the morning named in the indictment, she complained to Sarah M'Gregor that the veranda had. not been washed; prisoner declared it had; her husband, the deceased, called to the prisoner Mary Maloney, and pointed out some tobacco ashes remaining on the floor, on the spot where he had been smoking the night previously; she immediately replied “ that the ashes were from her own pipe, which the had been smoking whilst washing the verandah ;” she immediately left the verandah with her hands uplifted, exclaiming, on language too gross for repetition, “ may every curse fall on you and yours,” and called him “ a b–y old soldier;” the deceased then followed prisoner to the kitchen, remarking, that “ this was not proper language for his family to hear ;” Sarah M'Gregor left the parlour and followed to the kitchen; the prisoners had evidently been drinking, as there was a strong smell of rum; witness saw her husband leaning against the door of the kitchen, with his pipe in hand, and heard him say, “ Mary, you shall go to the Bench,” meaning Police-office; Sarah M'Gregor said, “ if Mary goes, I'll go, we came together, and we will go together ” deceased said, ' you have done nothing to entitle me to send you there, and I shall not do so ;“ prisoner said ” I will give you reasons to send me there ;“ she immediately came forward and struck the deceased a violent blow on the neck, and struck him down the ascent before the door, on the stones, on his left side; both prisoners fell on him, and gave him several violent blows on the neck and head; witness immediately called out and said, ” for God's sake go to the assistance of your master, oh ! save him save him ;“ four men-servants were in sight of the transaction, but did not interfere the blows were given repeatedly, and with the greatest violence; witness made an effort to go towards her husband, but by the time she came up to him, he had risen; she took him by the right arm and said, ” my dear, I am afraid you are hurt ;' he looked at her very sternly, as much as to say something particular had happened, and said, very feebly, “ oh ! no ;” witness then turned to Mary Maloney, and exclaimed, “ you vile woman, what have you done to my husband ?” prisoner immediately pulled up her petticoats, and exposed her person to the view of the whole family ; the male servants were then placed about the house as a security for“ the family ; the language of the prisoners during this time, was of the most disgraceful description ; both were equally violent and outrageous, and insisted upon having their clothes, as they were free, and would not wait for the constables who had been sent for ; the clothes were ultimately given to them to prevent further violence ; the deceased was removed to the parlour, and then wrote a note for Captain Allman, of the Police, who came immediately ; at the time of his arrival, deceased's right side, hand, and arm, had become , useless, and it was with great difficulty he could speak ; deceased was ultimately carried to his bed, in which, he lingered, in an almost insensible state, until the 28th of January, when he breathed his last ; one of the prisoners exclaimed, after the scuffle had taken place, that she would ” run the b–y old soldier through with a knife “; witness immediately sent one of the male-servants to secure the knives ; deceased was a man about 53 years old, of temperate habits, and genial good health-and not subject to fits of passion.

'Mrs. Waldron underwent a rigid cross-examination, from Mr. Rowe, which from its consistency served to strengthen the case for the prosecution.

Wm. Wade, an assigned convict servant to Capt Waldron, deposed, that on the 14th of January, he saw his master down upon his back, in the yard, and saw the prisoners leaning over him, but will swear that he did not see either of them strike him; he corroborated what Mrs. Waldron said -as to the removal of the deceased into the house, and the using of violent and disgraceful expressions, but he denied having seen them expose their persons ; this man swore that he saw his master walking in the garden, after the outrage had been committed by the prisoners. This man's evidence was suspicious.

Charles Waldron, son of the deceased, in every point most strongly proved the evidence of his mother, as to the blows given by the prisoners, and the manner in which they were inflicted.

Captain F. Allman, Police Magistrate, for the District of Illawarra, deposed, that he went to Captain Waldron 's in consequence of a message which he received on the 14th of January ; he found deceased lying on his sofa, in a very agitated state, and apparently under apprehension of death ; deceased was in a state of despondency, and asked witness who would prosecute the women if he did not recover ? nothing more material was elicited from this witness. ,

James King, deposed, that he heard a noise in the house, on the 14th day of January; he saw his master standing at the kitchen door, and heard one of the prisoners laughing; and heard the deceased call her ad - d bitch repeatedly; he denied most positively as to having heard the prisoners make use of disgraceful language, or strike the deceased; he was not struck while standing at the door, but he was shoved out, and fell on his posteriors. This man's evidence was in direct -opposition to the first witness, Mrs. Waldron. ,

Mr. Grove, Surgeon, was called, but did not appear.

His Honor Judge Burton decided, that his evidence was not positively necessary ; it was for the Jury to grope their way to the truth, from the evidence adduced in court.

The learned Judge summed up, after a most painful and protracted examination, touching most minutely on the evidence ; it was impossible he said ' to reconcile the testimony of the first two witnesses, and the two last ; it was for them to consider whether the deceased met his death from the ill usage of the prisoners, or whether he died from temporary apoplexy, or paralysis, produced by strong excitement ; after fully explaining the law, the Jury retired exactly at seven o’clock, and in about half an hour returned a verdict of Guilty.

The Jury recommended the prisoners to mercy, ' on the grounds of their not contemplating “the issue.

The Judge then passed sentence of Death on them, holding out no hopes that, that sentence would be set aside; they had been convicted on the clearest-evidence, of the crime laid to their charge the sentence of the Court therefore was, that they should be taken back to the gaol, and from thence unto the place of Execution, on Monday next, and there to be hung by the neck until their bodies were dead.

The witnesses King and Wade were fully committed to take their trial for perjury. The Sydney Herald 24 February 1834

On the 19th instant, at her residence, Wollongong, JEMIMA, relict of the late Captain WALDRON, H.M. 39th Regiment, aged 84   years — beloved and respected. The Sydney Morning Herald 28 June 1872

South of Wollongong an area of 500 acres was granted to Jemima Waldron on 6 June 1835. This grant was called “Spring Hill” and was obtained by Mrs Waldron in virtue of a promise of grant to George Tate, by Governor Macquarie, dated 22 June 1821, and in pursuance of a report by the Court of Claims. The inference to be drawn is that Mr Tate sold his claim to this land, under a promise of grant, to Mrs Waldron.

WALDRON. — At her son's residence, Kembla-street, Wollongong, on the 19th instant, Jemima, relict of the late Captain Waldron, of Her Majesty's 39th Regiment Foot; aged 84 years Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 25 June 1872 p 2

b. 17/6/1858 Spring Hill 13424/1858 d. 10/9/1928 Figtree

f. Hubert Kelly Waldron m. Eliza Jane Elliott *

Living at Spring Hill in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

WALDRON. — September 10, 1928, at her residence, “Ferndale,” Figtree, Julia Eliza Waldron (Bessie), in her 68th year. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930) Wednesday 12 September 1928 p 12

b. 1833 Spring Hill d. 24/1/1934 Ryde

m. Alfred Adolphus Waldron (21/12/ 1833 Spring Hill- 18/9/1920 Sydney Son of Charles Waldron & Jemima Thomas *) 5/10/1859 Wollongong

f. Captain John Lovett m. Sarah Aurora Milford

1. (f) Jemima Lucy Waldron b. 1860 Wollongong 14009/1860 d. 1911
2. (f) Maud Mary Waldron b. 1862 Glebe 2758/1862 (John Taylor )
3. (f) Bessie Emeline Waldron b 27/3/1864 Spring Hill 16461/1864 d. 1935 (Alfred Matchem Jenkins 1885, William Lister 1899)
4. (f) Florence Victoria Waldron b. 11/3/1866 Spring Hill 16555/1866 d. 1948 (George Mitchell)
5. (f) Jessie Eleanor Waldron b. 1/8/1868 Spring Hill 18209/1868 d. 1949 (James Wall)
6. (f) Alfreda Henrietta Waldron b. 5/12/1870 Wollongong 19462/1871 ( Frederick Bell, D'Arcy Williams)
7. (m) Harold Alfred Waldron b. 1873 Wollongong 20896/1873 d. 1937 Central Australia (Clarence Vere, Elizabeth Tibbitts)
8. (m) Charles Frederick Waldron b. 1876 Berrima 8449/1876 (Alice Duncan * 1898, Ella Crisford 1913)

WALDRON- LOVETT-October 5th, by special license, at St.   Michael's Church, Wollongong, by the Rev. J. C. Ewing, Alfred, youngest son of the late Captain Waldron, of H.M. 39^th Regiment, to Lucy Sarah, youngest daughter of Mr. John Lovett, Elizabeth-street, Sydney

ON Sunday, the 27th instant, at her residence, Spring Hill, the wife of Mr. Alfred A. Waldron, of a daughter. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 1 April 1864 p 2

WALDRON.—On the 11th inst., at her residence, Spring-hill, the wife of Mr A. A. Waldron, of a daughter. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 20 March 1866 p 2

WALDRON.—At her residence, Spring Hill, on the 1st instant, Mrs A. A. Waldron, of a daughter. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 11 August 1868 p 2

WALDRON. — On the fifth instant, at Spring Hill, Mrs A. A. Waldron, of a daughter. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 9 December 1870 p 2

With Alfred Waldron

Living at Cataract in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 1864 Shoalhaven d. 18/10/1955 Cobbity 30577/1955

m. George William Wales (abt 1858 Egglestone Durham England- 14/7/1949 Camden Son of Isaac Wales & Mary *) 14/4/1886 Bulli

f. Charles Gane m. Ann Seviour *

1. (f) Edith B Wales b. 1886 Woonona 24658/1886
2. (m) Charles Wales b. 1887 Woonona 25231/1887
3. (f) Mary Coultard Wales b. 1888 Woonona 25846/1888
4. (f) Lilly Wales b. 1890 Woonona 38575/1890
5. (m) Isaac Wales b. 1892 Woonona 39509/1892
6. (f) Lottie M Wales b. 1893 Woonona 39884/1893
7. (f) Florence I Wales b. 1896 Woonona 9112/1896
8. (m) Charles W Wales b. 1898 Woonona 8758/1898
9. (f) Charlotte D Wales b. 1899 Woonona 26931/1899
10. (f) Hazel S Wales b. 1909 Camden 23604/1909

Family lived at Sherbrooke Bulli

Living at Sherbrooke/ Cataract Creek in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. abt 1866 d. 27/1/1939 Bulli br. Wollongong

m. John Wales (abt 1859 -28/8/1905 Wollongong Son of James Wales & ) 1884 Queanbeyan

f. John Geary m. Elizabeth

1. (m) Clarence Wales b. abt 1897 (Robert Moore 1930)
2. (m) John Vincent Wales b. 27/6/1889 Wollongong
3. (m) James Thomas Wales b. 17/10/1891 Wollongong
4. (m) William Charles Wales b. 1/10/1893 Bulli Road or Barella St
5. (f) Anne Wales b. 4/9/1895 Fairy Meadow
6. (f) Ellen Wales b. 5/10/1897 Church St
7. (f) Elizabeth Margaret Wales b. 3/1/1900 Church St (William G Amos 1920)
8. (f) Dorris C Wales b. (Albert C Lee 1922)
9. (m) Arthur R Wales b. 1902 Wollongong

On Monday morning, a married man named John Wales, who resided in Keira street North, suicided in a most determined manner by taking poison.

The deceased, who was 46 years of age, a leaves a wife and seven children badly provided for. The eldest is a girl 18 years of age, while the youngest is but two years old. Particulars of the melancholy occurrence were supplied as the inquiry, a report of which is subjoined. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Saturday 2 September 1905 p 14

WALES— 27th Jan., 1939, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. W. G. Amos, Ellen Wales, of Allenby Parade, Bulli. Beloved mother of Clara (Mrs. Moore), Elizabeth (Mrs. W. G. Amos), Dorrie (Mrs., Lee), Bill and Arthur aged 73 years. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 27 January 1939 p 14

Living at Keira St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties Husband a labourer

d. 1938 Auburn br. Rookwood

m. Robert Coulthard Wales (1857 Egglestone Durham England- 4/11/1929 Redfern Son of Isaac Wales & Mary Coulthard *) 1900 Redfern

f. John Smith m. Jane

Living at Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 1858 Wollongong d. 1/101899 Helensburgh br. Helensburgh

m. Robert Coulthard Wales (1857 Egglestone Durham England- 4/11/1929 Redfern Son of Isaac Wales & Mary Coulthard *) 20/6/1878 Wollongong

f. Samuel Harley m. Mary Ann Lewis *

1. (f) Mary Ann Wales b. 1878 Wollongong 24821/1878
2. (f) Martha Wales b. 1881 Woonona 19012/1881
3. (m) Isaac Wales b. 1883 Woonona 21231/1883
4. (f) Henrietta Wales b. 1887 Woonona 25191/1887
5. (m) Albert A L Wales b. 1889 Woonona 24720/1889
6. (f) Alice May Wales b. 1892 Woonona 39482/1892
7. (m) Stanley Gordon Wales b. 1895 Helensburgh 23018/1895

WALES.— Oct. 1st, at her residence, Helensburgh, Grace, dearly beloved wife of Robert C. Wales, and sister to Mrs. E. Delaney and Mrs. M. McLean, of Pitt-st., Redfern; also eldest daughter of the late Samuel Harley, of Bulli aged 38 years. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930) Tuesday 3 October 1899 p 1

Her father gave consent to her marriage as she was under 21 in 1878. He died in Bulli in 1886.

d. 1888 Woonona

m. Isaac Wales (-14/6/1901 Helensburgh ) 28/5/1853 Stanhope Weadale

f. Robert Coulthard m. Isabella

Ship; 1864 into New Zealand Ardbeg then before 1872 they had arrived in Sherbrooke

1. (f) Isabella Wales b. abt 1854 Stinstop England ( John Keegan 1869)
2. (m) Robert Coulthard Wales b. 1857 Egglestone Durham England d. 4/11/1929 Redfern (Grace Harley *, Henrietta Smith * 1900)
3. (m) George William Wales b. abt 1858 Egglestone Durham England d. 14/7/1949 Camden (Charlotte Gane * 1886)
4. (f) Mary Wales b. 1860 Egglestone Durham England
5. (f) Annie Mary Elizabeth Wales * after 1861 d. 7/9/1912 Helensburgh (William H Hill 1884)

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Family lived at Sherbrooke Bulli

Living at Thirroul in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties. Sarah Jane and Fred also in Thirroul

b. 24/11/1866 Kiama d. 14/3/1947 Gordon

m. John Walker (26/1/1861 Makenny Tyrone- 24 /8/1949 Gordon Son of John Walker & Elizabeth Nelson ) 2/5/1888 Kangaroo Valley

f. Robert Graham m. Mary Spence *

1. (f) Martha Selina Mary Walker
2. (f) Millicent Anne Walker
3. (m) Robert Ross Walker
4. (m) Mervyn John Walker
5. (m) Vincent James Nelson Walker
6. (f) Ida Catherine Louise Walker

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nswgdhs/26486.htm

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

b. 1881 Sydney d. 1968

m. William Freeland Walker (abt 1862 - 16/9/1944 Marrickville Son of Robert Walker & Jessie *) 1899 Kiama

f. Charles George Pinner m. Margaret Letitia Torrens * see Lean

1. (m) Russel Freeland Walker b. 1900 Kiama 4179/1900 d. 1984
2. (f) Edith L J Walker b. 1903 Kiama 21930/1903 (Robertson)
3. (m) Alfred J Walker b. 1904 Kiama 23092/1904 

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

b. 1867 d. 7/10/1944 Pagewood

m. Albert Walker (abt 1862 -2/3/1941 Pagewood Son of ) 1883

f. James Whitworth m. Alicia Herriman

1. (m) Albert Edwin Walker b. 1884 Lithgow
2. (f) Lilly Walker b. 1888 Woonona 25763/1888 (John Wade 1911)
3. (f) Fanny Jane Walker b. 1891 Helensburgh 16518/1891 (Collins)
4. (f) Amy E Walker b. 1894 Helensburgh 16152/1894 
5. (f) Alicia A Walker (William Hogg 1919)
6. (m) Christopher Walker b. 1895 Helensburgh 32972/1895 
7. (f) Cecelia H Walker b. 1897 Helensburgh 31861/1897
8. (m) Ernest L Walker b. 1908 Lithgow  

WALKER. — At her daughter's residence, Banks Avenue, Pagewood. October 7, 1944, Alicia Isabella Walker, beloved mother of Mrs. W. Hogg, Ordnance .Avenue, Mrs. J. Wade, Bowenfels, sister of Mrs. L. Roy, King-street,: late of Colliery-road, Lithgow, aged ,76 years. At rest. Lithgow Mercury (NSW : 1898 - 1954) Thursday 12 October 1944 p 3

b. 1859 Glebe d. 23/4/1916 Lewisham

m. Robert Henry Walker (1859 Jamberoo - 12/2/1933 Mundubbera Qld Son of James Walker & Margaret Seymour * ) 18/4/1888 Ashfield

f. Alexander Leckie Elphinstone m. Mary Ann Thrift

1. (m) Percival Roger Walker b. 1891 Kiama 17954/1891 d. 1967 Qld
2. (m) Charles Robert Alexander Walker b. 1892 Kiama 18523/1892 d. 1922 Qld
3. (f) Edith Muriel Walker b. 1894 Kiama 17563/1894 d. 1966 Qld
4. (f) Mildred A Walker b. 1899 Kiama 12917/1899 

Living at Bulli Pass in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

WALKER—ELPHINSTONE.—April 18, 1888, at the residence of the bride, Athol, Church-street, Ashfield, by the Rev. Andrew Gardiner, M.A., Robert Henry Walker, Loyal Valley, Kiama, to Amy, daughter of Alexander Leckie Elphinstone, Church-street, Ashfield. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 18 May 1888 p 2

b. 1881 Kiama

m. John Thomas Walker (abt 1882 Jerrera-17/8/1945 Wollongong Son of John Walker & Isabella Rachel Gray* )1912

f. Peter Wright m. Sarah Fowler *

1. (m) Alllan J Walker b. 1918 Kiama
2. (f) Marjorie S Walker b. 1920 Kiama (G Burgess)
3. (f) Jean I Walker b. 1920 Kiama

Living at Croome in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 1818 d. 12/1856 Wollongong

m. Robert Walker 1850 CofE Dapto; Wollongong

1. (m) Richard Walker b. 26/4/1851 Dapto
2. (m) Robert Walker b. 1853 Bathurst

Living at Kembla Heights in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. abt 1839 Dublin Ireland d. 1926 Terara

m. Mark Walker (19/4/1835 Gateshead Newcastle-On-Tyne England- 2/8/1929 Terara Son of William Walker & Ann) 1862 Chippendale

f. Doyle m. Bourke

1. (m) William D Walker b. 1862 Chippendale
2. (m) Albert S Walker b. 1864 Redfern
3. (f) Elizabeth J Walker b. 1867 Kiama 10398/1867 
4. (m) John T Walker b. 1869 Shoalhaven
5. (m) Mark Jessie Walker b. 1872 Shoalhaven
6. (f) Margaret Walker b. 1874 Shoalhaven
7. (f) Victoria R Walker b. 1877 Shoalhaven
8. (f) Agnes Edith Walker b. 1879 Shoalhaven
9. (m) Percy G Walker b. 1882 Shoalhaven

Mrs. Anne Walker, the wife of Mr. Mark Walker of Terrara, has died. Deceased, who was 87 years of agc, was a native of Dublin, Ireland. She had resided with her husband at Terrara for the past 60 years, and in the days when Terrara was an important township, they carried on a flourishing store keeping business, Mr. Walker, the husband of deceased, is 91 ycars of age. He only recently retired from the business of plumber and tinsmith in Nowra. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 23 June 1926 p 16

b. abt 1820 Ripon Yorkshire d. 5/10/1909 Goulburn

m. Christopher Walker ( abt 1825 Yorkshire- 17/1/1899 Goulburn Son of Thomas Walker & )

f. Peter m. Eleanor

Ship: Walmer Castle 1848

1. (m) Christopher Walker b. 1845
2. (f) Mary Ann Walker b. 1848
3. (f) Louisa Walker b. 1860 Wollongong 13891/1860 (William Payne 1882)
4. (m) Charles H Walker b. 11/9/1862 Bellambi 15133/1862 d. 1874 Goulburn

On the 11th instant, at her residence, Bellambi Mrs. Christopher Walker, of a son. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 16 September 1862 p 2

Mrs. Ann Walker, relict of Mr. Christopher Walker, wheelwright, of Goulburn, died at her residence, Sloane-street, on Tuesday evening after a long illness. Deceased was 89 years of age, and the cause of death was a general break-up of the system. She was born at Ripon, Yorkshire, and came to Australia nearly sixty years ago. She lived in Goulburn for forty-two years. Mrs. W. V. Payne, of Auckland (N.Z.), and Miss Walker are daughters. Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940) Thursday 7 October 1909 p 2

b. 1878 Wollongong

f. John Walker m. Sarah Jane *

Scientific Dressmaking.

MISS WALKER wishes to announce that she intends .commencing Business in Wollongong as a Dressmaker, and may be consulted with reference to Terms, etc., at Mr. John Walker's, Garden Hill.- Miss Walker has just completed a successful course of tuition under Madam King, in the technical College, Sydney, and has been appointed Agent for that lady's Scientific System of Dressmaking. A Limited Number of Pupils taken. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Thursday 8 September 1898 p 3

Living at Loftus St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll – Dressmaker

b. 1874 New Jersey USA d. 18/5/1926 Hurstville cr. Rookwood

m. George Tate Walker ( - 14/8/1951 Singleton Son of J A Walker &) 14/8/1900 Wollongong

f. George T Halpin m. Annie Watters *

1. (f) Marion Tait Walker b. 28/8/1901 Wollongong 37526/1901 d. 21/4/1902 Wollongong
2. (f) Mavis T Walker b. 1904 Wollongong 18307/1904 
3. (f) Ruth T Walker b. 1910 Parramatta 42206/1910

WALKER–HALPIN.- August 14, at St. Michael's, Wollongong, by the Rev. G. D'Arey Irvine, George Tait Walker, to Annie Caroline Halpin, third daughter of George Halpin, of Wollongong. The Sydney Morning Herald 25 August 1900

WALKER -August 28, at her residence, Wollongong, the wife of G T Walker-a daughter The Sydney Morning Herald 7 September 1901

WALKER. - April 21, at Wollongong , Marion Tait, the dearly beloved infant daughter of G.T. and Annie Walker, aged 8 months The Sydney Morning Herald 5 May 1902

WALKER.-The Funeral of the late ANNIE CAROLINE (NAN) WALKER, beloved wife of GEORGE T. WALKER, will leave his residence, 12 Hillcrest avenue. Hurstville, THIS AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, and will arrive at Rookwood Crematorium at 3 o'clock, by road, per Motor Service. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 20 May 1926 p 7

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

d. 28/3/1928 Thompson Estate South Brisbane Qld br. South Brisbane Qld

m. Frederick Walker 1886 Wollongong

f. William Dorrington m. Augusta Frances Tanner

Cause of Death: Diabetes

1. (m) Frederick William Dorrington Walker b. 1886 Wollongong 24451/1886  d. 1955 Qld
2. (f) Edith A Walker b. 1891 Glebe 13140/1891 
3. (m) Robert Henry Walker b. 1893 Glebe 13658/1893  d. 27/1/1932 Thompson Estate South Brisbane Qld
4. (f) Annie F Walker b. 1896 Leichhardt 22609/1896 
5. (m) Alfred E Walker b. 1902 Leichhardt 22959/1902 
6. (m) Florence E Walker b. 1906 Leichhardt 4523/1906 

Walker.—The Friends of Mr. F. Walker and Family are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his deceased Wife and their Mother, Mrs. Augusta Francis Walker, to move from their residence, Fern-street, Thompson Estate, This (Wednesday) Forenoon, at 10 o'clock, to the South Brisbane Cemetery, The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933) Wednesday 28 March 1928 p 16

m. William Walker

1. (m) William J Walker b. 1884 Wollongong 22876/1884 
2. (f) Caroline E Walker b. 1886 Leichhardt 5196/1886 

Living at Gerringong in 1903 Electoral Roll – Dressmaker

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

b. 1839 Manchester

m. James Walker (9/2/1826 Newburgh Scotland- 13/5/1910 Newtown Son of Peter Walker & Isabella Johnstone * ) 9/6/1863 Kiama

f. William Bolger/Bulger m. Catherine Shannon

Ship: Kate 1856

1. (m) Peter Blyth Walker b. 30/8/1863 Kiama 8574/1863 d. 11/4/1938
2. (m) William Shannon Walker b. 3/9/1865 Kiama 9794/1865 
3. (m) George Johnstone b. 30/6/1867 Kiama 10498/1867  d. 1938
4. (f) Isabella Johnstone Walker b. 1/7/1869 Kiama 12239/1869 (Thomas Chesterton 1897)
5. (f) Jeanette Smith Walker b. 10/8/1871 Kiama 11716/1871  (Alfred Solomon 1897)
6. (f) Kate Walker b. 9/11/1873 Kiama 12423/1873 d. 13/11/1873 Kiama
7. (m) James Walker b. 6/12/1875 Kiama 13090/1875 
8. (f) Elizabeth Jane Bulger Walker b. 18/4/1877 Kiama 13862/1877 (William Earle 1897)
9. (m) David Blyth Walker b. 5/2/ 1880 Kiama

m. Frederick Walker 1842 CofE Dapto; Wollongong

b. 1851 d. 8/11/1929 Cordeaux River

m. Joseph Walker (6/7/1851 Avondale- 23/12/1937 Cordeaux River Son of William Walker & Mary Anne Fishlock *) 1874 Wollongong

f. Ira Polly m. Elizabeth Moon *

1. (f) Frances Mary Elizabeth Walker * b. 1875 Wollongong 21796/1875  d. 1941 Wollongong (Francis E Robertson 1898)
2. (f) Blanche H Walker * b. 1877 Wollongong 22993/1877 d. 1946 Newtown (James M O’Brien 1894)
3. (m) Henry James Walker b. 1878 Wollongong 24819/1878 
4. (f) Adeline Walker * b. 1880 Wollongong 27536/1880 d. 1961 Sydney (Frank C Whitehouse 1901)
5. (m) Charles Edward Walker b. 1882 Wollongong 19656/1882 
6. (f) Caroline Edith Walker b. 1886 Wollongong 24349/1886 d. 1955 Wollongong (Albert H Stafford 1906)
7. (m) Frederick J Walker b. 1888 Wollongong 25611/1888 
8. (m) William Herbert Walker b. 1890 Keira Garden 38119/1890  d. 25/1/1940 Sydney

WALKER.—November 8, 1929, at Cordeaux River, Constance Marion, beloved wife of Joseph Walker, and mother of Frances, Blanche, Adeline, Caroline, Harry, Fred, and Bert, aged 77. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 9 November 1929 p 16

Living at Mt Keira in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 1868 Ince of Makerfield Lancashire d. 7/10/1944 Pagewood

m. Albert Walker (abt 1862 Salford Lancashire- 2/3/1941 Pagewood Son of George Walker & Catherine) 24/12/1883 Charters Towers Qld

f. James Whitworth m. Alicia Ferriman

Ship: Scottish Knight 1877 into Qld

1. (m) Albert E Walker b. 1884 Lithgow
2. (m) James W Walker b. 1886 Lithgow
3. (f) Fanny Walker b. 1891 Helensburgh
4. (f) Amy E Walker b. 1894 Helensburgh (David Wighton 1915)
5. (m) Christopher Walker b. 1895 Helensburgh
6. (f) Cecilia H Walker b. 1897 Helensburgh
7. (f) Alicia A Walker b. 1902 Lithgow (William Hogg 1919)
8. (m) Ernest Lindsay Walker b. 1908 Lithgow
9. (f) Lily Walker (John Wade 1911)

WALKER. — At her daughter's residence, Banks Avenue, Pagewood. October 7, 1944, Alicia Isabella Walker, beloved mother of Mrs. W. Hogg, Ordnance Avenue, Mrs. J. Wade, Bowenfels, sister of Mrs. L. Roy, King-street, late of Colliery-road, Lithgow, aged, 76 years. At rest. Lithgow Mercury (NSW : 1898 - 1954) Thursday 12 October 1944 Page 3

m. Ernest P Walker 1890 Ryde

1. (m) John H Walker 1891 Cootamundra
2. (m) Max B Walker b. 1892 Wollongong 38950/1892 
3. (m) Bertie C Walker b. 1894 Wollongong 37731/1894 
4. (m) Mervyn H Walker b. 1895 St Leonards d. 1933 Hurstville
5. (f) Mabel M L Walker 1900 Windsor

b. 1856 Kiama 5245/1856 d. 6/8/1897 Albion Park br. Albion Park

m. Peter Walker (1856 Kiama - 1/3/1935 Wollongong Son of Robert Walker & Jessie Freeland * ) 25/2/1880 Shellharbour

f. Charles Inskip m. Eliza Jane Pugh Nicols *

1. (m) Walter Ernest Walker b. 1881 Kiama 19380/1881 
2. (m) Arthur Herbert Walker b. 1883 Kiama 21685/1883 
3. (f) Pearl A Walker b. 1885 Kiama 24173/1885 
4. (f) Lillie M Walker b. 1887 Kiama 25729/1887 
5. (m) George L Walker b. 1890 Kiama 17758/1890 d. 1891 Kiama
6. (m) Percy Oswald Walker b. 1891 Kiama 18109/1891 
7. (f) Mary E Walker b. 1894 Wollongong 37740/1894 
8. (m) Sidney A Walker b. 1896 Albion Park 19171/1896 

WALKER-INSKIP-February 25th, 1880, at the Church of England, Shellharbour, by the Rev. P. R. S. Bailey, Peter, eldest son of Robert Walker, of Kiama, to Elizabeth Ann, eldest daughter of Charles Inskip, of Shellharbour. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 12 March 1880 p 2

With much regret we record the death of Mrs. Walker, wife of Mr. Peter Walker, of Albion Park, which occurred at her residence on Friday night last, from the effects of a paralytic stroke. Deceased was 38 years of age, and leaves a husband and seven children to mourn her departure. Deceased was interred at the Albion Park cemetery on Sunday last, the funeral being a very large one, The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 10 August 1897 p 3

b. 12/9/1877 Mt Kembla 23161/1877 d. 18/8/1938 Bexley

m. Robert Walker 1907

f. Joseph Rutledge m. Catherine Parsons *

Living at Stony Creek in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

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

Living at Balgownie in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. Robert George Walker

1. (f) Margaret Jane walker b. 1881 Wollongong 18953/1881 
2. (f) Mary Ann Walker b. 1883 Wollongong 21057/1883 
3. (m) Albert George Walker b. 1886 Wollongong 24447/1886 d. 1956 Bathurst

b. 18/6/1844 Wollongong d. 30/1/1921 Rose Bay br. South Head

m. Samuel Walker (1844 Parramatta – 19/10/1918 Rose Bay Son of Thomas Walker & Mary Howlett) 3/8/1868 Wollongong

f. Robert Larter m. Anne Duncan *

1. (m) Frederick William Walker b. 1881
2. (f) Nellie L Walker b. 1869 Parramatta
3. (f) Annie Edith Walker b. 1871 Parramatta
4. (m) Arnold Samuel Walker b. 1873 Parramatta d. 1934
5. (m) Harry C Walker b. 1875 Parramatta
6. (f) Lydia M Walker b. 1877 Parramatta
7. (f) Marion Elizabeth Walker b. 1879 Parramatta
8. (f) Clarice Muriel Walker b. 1883
9. (f) Dorothy Walker b. 1888 d. 1919

MARRIAGES. On the 3rd instant, at St. Michael's Church, Wollongong, by the Rev. T. C. Ewing, SAMUEL WALKER, son of the late Thomas Walker, of Parramatta, to NELLIE, second daughter of ROBERT LARTER, of Wollongong. The Sydney Morning Herald 10 August 1868

We regret to have to record the passing away of an old and respected resident of Parramatta, Mrs. Ellen Walker, relict of the late Mr. Samuel Walker. Mrs. Walker who was 74 years of age, died at her residence, Rose Bay, on January 30th, after a somewhat lengthy illness. The deceased was the mother of Mr. Arnold Walker, Mrs. Park, of Strathfield, and Mrs. Gillespie, mother of Enid and Marjorie Bennett.

Mrs. Gillespie only arrived from America last week with her daughter, Marjorie, on a visit to her mother. The remains were interred in the South Head cemetery on Monday last. The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate (Parramatta, NSW : 1888 - 1950) Saturday 5 February 1921 p 6

b. 16/8/1865 Shellharbour d. 3/7/1957 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. William Walker (29/11/1856 Surry Hills – 21/11/1947 Wollongong Son of John Walker & Sarah Ann) 24/11/1885 Wollongong

f. Timothy McKinnery m. Bridget Carroll *

1. (f) Ada Maude Walker b. 16/10/1885 Shell Harbour
2. (f) Mary May Walker b. 2/5/1887 Wollongong 24974/1887  d. 9/3/1934
3. (f) Florence Walker b. 20/10/1889 Wollongong 25211/1889 
4. (f) Catherine Maude Walker b. 7/10/1891 Wollongong d. 20/7/1979
5. (f) Eileen Walker b. 26/10/1893 Wollongong 39385/1893 d. 16/9/1978
6. (f) Elsie Walker b. 17/5/1896 Wollongong 27185/1896  d. 12/10/1923
7. (f) Mildred Walker b. 5/9/1898 Wollongong 36047/1898 d. 12/1/1979
8. (m) William Edward Walker b. 4/8/1900 Wollongong 27908/1900 d. 26/5/1980
9. (m) John Walker b. 14/10/1902 Wollongong 37598/1902 
10. (f) Doris Walker b. 31/1/1907 d. 26/7/1963

In 1904 her daughter Mary ran way with John Bede O Brien- her father then had O’Brien charged with abduction as she was under 21 even though she had willingly gone with him.

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (f) Minnie A Walker b. 1887 Wollongong

m. George Walker

1. (m) Henry Walker b. 1885 Wollongong 23613/1885 

b. 11/11/1863 Jamberoo d. 4/5/1933 Marrickville

m. James Walker (1860 Kiama- 6/2/1904 Kiama Son of Robert Johnstone Walker & Jessie Freeland *) 21/2/1894 Kiama

f. Alan McLean m. Ann Anderson *

1. (m) Alan Keith Walker b. 25/8/1894 Kiama 17656/1894  d. 1977
2. (f) Maude Walker b. 1893 Kiama 18708/1893
3. (m) Colin McLean Walker b. 1/7/1898 Kiama 22272/1898  d. 1918
4. (m) Douglas Anderson Walker b. 1/7/1898 Kiama 22273/1898 
5. (m) Ian James Walker b. 5/11/1901 Kiama 32603/1901 d. 1992
6. (f) Flora Lilian Walker b. 13/3/1904 Kiama 13157/1904 d. 3/7/1904 Kiama

WALKER.-May 4, at her sister's residence, 38 George-street, Marrickville, Esther Walker, formerly of Kiama, aged 69 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 6 May 1933 p 12

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

Living at Keira St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll – Dressmaker

m. Aaron Walker 1867 Kiama

This family was in the Hawkesbury and St Albans area, it seems unlikely that they were in the Kiama area.

b. 17/10/1857 Jamberoo d. 29/11/1896 Jamberoo br. All Saints’ CofE Albion Park

m. James Walker (21/3/1854 Jamberoo – 22/11/1923 Albion Park Son of James Walker & Margaret Seymour *) 17/10/1881 Jamberoo

f. Edward Kell Tate m. June Ellen Wood *

1. (m) Rev. John Walker b. 20/7/1882 Jamberoo 20162/1882  d. 5/2/1952 Port Macquarie (Mary Jane Gibson 1912)
2. (m) Henry Walker b. 13/5/1885 Jamberoo 24201/1885 d. 1977
3. (f) Irene Walker b. 20/12/1889 Jamberoo 25064/1889  d. 19/12/1974 (Samuel Gibson)
4. (f) Eleanor Walker b. 1/5/1891 Tullimbah 18039/1891  d. 21/1/1894 Albion Park
5. (f) Grace Walker b. 11/9/1893 Tullimbah 18733/1893  d. 31/7/1981 (Harman Johnston 1918)

Mrs. JAMES WALKER, whose death was chronicled in this paper a few days ago, was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Tate, of Jamberoo, at whose residence (“Layburn”) she died. Her parents are among the oldest residents in the Jamberoo district. The cause of death was paralysis, following on an attack of influenza.

Deceased was 39 years of age, and leaves a husband and four children (the eldest of whom is 14 years of age and the youngest 3) to mourn their loss. The remains of deceased were interred at their last resting place in the Church of England Cemetery at Albion Park, the hearse being followed by one of the largest corteges ever seen at a funeral in the district. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 10 December 1896 p 2

b. 1841 bp. CofE Dapto/Wollongong d. 28/12/1875 Ashfield

m. George Alexander Walker 1870 Concord

f. James Orphin m. Harriet Pegler *

Cause of Death: Consumption

1. (m) Henry A Walker b. 1871 Parramatta 15512/1871 
2. (f) Frances Louisa Walker b. 1874 St George 5615/1874 

WALKER. - December 28, at her residence, Norton-street Ashfield, of consumption, Harriet, the beloved wife of G. A. Walker,   and fourth daughter of the late James Orphin, of Wollongong, deeply regretted by all who knew her in her 35th year. The Sydney Morning Herald 29 January 1876

b. 1857 Dudley Worcestershire d. 18/2/1933 Wollongong br. Unanderra

m. George Hutchings Walker (1865 Warwick Warwickshire -12/8/1953 Wollongong Son of George Poole Walker & ? ) 1895 Waverley

f. James Shedden m. Carline Jones

Ship: abt 1891

1. (m) Paul S Walker b. 1897 Wollongong 17960/1897 d. 1935 Wollongong
2. (f) Carline Helen Shedden Walker b. 1898 Wollongong 27081/1898 d. 16/11/1986 Wollongong  (Arthur H Genders 1922)

Husband a dentist

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

Widespread sympathy is expressed for Mr. G. H. Walker, dentist, of Wollongong, in the irreparable loss he has sustained by the death of his wife, Helen, which occurred on Saturday last. Deceased had reached her 77th. year and was held in high esteem by a large circle of friends. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 24 February 1933 p 8

Of the Union there is one son, Paul, and one daughter, Garline. The mortal remains were laid to rest in the Berkeley cemetery, Unanderra. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 24 February 1933 p 8

b. 1858 Kiama d. 16/12/1899 Penrith br. Penrith

m. James Walker (1855 Holbeck Yorkshire- 19/8/1933 Sydney Son of Thomas Walker & Mary) 29/5/1888 Kiama

f. James Harvison m. Mary Jane Armstrong *

1. (f) Ivy Elizabeth Walkerb. 1888 Orange d. Sydney (Frederick Gray)
2. (m) James Frederick Parker Walker b. 1891 Orange d. 1959 Brisbane Qld ( Vivien Marie Jacobson)
3. (f) Myrtle Anne Walker b. 1892 Balmain d. Sydney (Edward Jackson)
4. (m) George Roy Harvison Walker b. 1897 Penrith d. 1967 Nowra (Ivy Anderson)

WALKER.—On Saturday 16th last, at her residence, Penrith, Henrietta, the beloved wife of James Walker, formerly of Kiama. Aged 42 years. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Thursday 21 December 1899 p 2

m. William Walker

Living at Clifton in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties William a pensioner

b. 20/11/1803 Newburgh Scotland d. 16/10/1869 Kiama br. Kiama

m. Peter Walker (19/12/1803 Newburgh Scotland- 20/9/1881 Kiama Son of James Walker & Janet Leitch ) 20/10/1826 Newburgh Scotland

f. Robert Johnstone m. Margaret Blyth

Ship: Speedy 1855

1. (m) James Walker b 11/2/1827 Newburgh Scotland d. 13/5/1910 Newtown (Catherine Bulger * 1863)
2. (m) Robert Johnstone Walker b. 31/5/1829 Newburgh d. 19/11/1917 Kiama (Jessie Freeland * 1855 )
3. (m) George Johnston Walker b. 8/1/ 1832 Newburgh d. 24/12/1902 Kiama
4. (f) Margaret Walker * b. 6/4/1832 Newburgh d. 1864 Orange ( Ebenezer Brown 1857)
5. (m) John Adamson Walker b. 5/9/1836 Newburgh d. 15/9/1903 Wollongong ( Margaret Tait * 1871)
6. (f) Janet Walker * b. 26/1/1839 Newburgh Fife Scotland d. 4/10/1909 Stanmore (David Smith 1860)

b. 1870 Macleay River d. 12/7/1954 Wahroonga

m. Arthur James Walker (- 12/8/1924 Wahroonga Son of William J Walker & Elizabeth ) 1891 Kempsey

f. John Lancaster m. Elizabeth Ann Halliday

1. (f) Effie A Walker b. 1892 Waverley d. 1892 Waverley
2. (f) Doris E Walker b. 1895 Wollongong 18447/1895 
3. (m) Keith Lancaster Walker b. 1897 Wollongong 27732/1897 
4. (f) Enid I Walker b. 1905 Burwood

WALKER, Isabella Charlotte - July 12 1954 at her home Wahroonga, widow of Arthur James Walker, mother of Doris. Keith, and Enid The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 14 July 1954 p 34

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

b. 28/11/1853 Omega Kiama V18534473 40/1853 Jamberoo d. 21/7/1899 br. Jamberoo General

m. John Walker (17/10/1850 Jerrara Kiama- 9/5/1919 Jamberoo Son of James Walker & Margaret Seymour *) 1879 Kiama 3513/1879

f. Henry Gray m. Maria Walmsley *

1. (m) Robert Henry Walker b. 1880 Kiama 16789/1880 
2. (m) John Thomas Walker b. 1882 Kiama 20119/1882  d. 1945 Wollongong (Amy Louisa Wright * 1912)
3. (m) William James Walker b. 1884 Kiama 23420/1884 d. 1863 Kiama
4. (m) Alexander Ernest Walker b. 1885 Kiama 24308/1885 d.1963 Albion Park
5. (m) Lindsay Frederick b. 1887 Kiama 25714/1887  d. 1959 Rockdale
6. (f) Elsie M Walker b. 1889 Kiama 25176/1889 
7. (f) Isabella F Walker b. 1892 Kiama 18505/1892 (William Wilson 1912)
8. (f) Elizabeth Maria Walker b. 1894 Kiama 17654/1894 (Charles D Irvine 1915
9. (m) Leslie Walker b. abt 1/7/1899 Kiama 21897/1899 d. 1960 Lismore
10. (f) Victoria Gertrude Walker ( Henry C Cooper 1924)

DEATH OF MRS. JOHN WALKER,

We deeply regret to have to report the death of Mrs, Walker, wife of Aldermen John Walker, of Jamberoo, which sad event took place at her residence Fountindale, on Saturday morning last. Mrs. Walker had been very ill for some days previous to her death with a move to attack of influenza pneumonia supervening, and this was the immediate cause of death, Mrs. Walker, who was 45 years of age, leaves nine children, then youngest being but a few weeks old, and then eldest about 19 years of age. Mrs. Walker was a native of this district-a daughter of the late Mr, Henry Gray, of Fountindale and had resided here her whole life…. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 26 July 1899 p 2

m. John Walker

Living at Foxground in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. John Walker

1. (f) Mary Walker b. 1839 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong

d. 1909 Berry

m. William Walker (-31/5/1910 Woodhill Son of James Walker & Jane) 1867 Kiama

f. Andrew Lamond m. Margaret

1. (f) Emily J Walker b. 1868 Kiama 10573/1868 
2. (f) Agnes Walker * b. 1869 Kiama 12200/1869 (George Williams 1890)
3. (f) Elizabeth Ann Walker b. 1870 Kiama 11342/1870 
4. (f) Isabella Walker b. 1871 Kiama 11752/1871 
5. (f) Maria Margaret Walker b. 1873 Kiama 12239/1873 (Albert Blake 1905)
6. (m) William James Walker b. 1874 Kiama 12730/1874 
7. (m) Robert Henry Walker b. 1876 Shoalhaven
8. (m) Albert Alexander Walker b. 1878 Shoalhaven

m. John Walker

1. (m) Charles R Walker b. 1898 Kiama 22266/1898 

m. James Walker 1893 Sydney

1. (m) John R Walker b. 1894 Kiama 17622/1894 
2. (f) Isabel M Walker b. 1896 Kiama 4266/1896 

Living at Albion Park in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. James R Walker

1. (m) William A Walker b. 1901 Kiama 23063/1901 

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

b. 1831 Kikintilloch Scotland d. 4/4/1918 Hurstville br. Kiama

m. Robert Johnstone Walker (31/5/1829 Newburgh Fifeshire Scotland- 19/11/1917 Kiama Son of Peter Walker & Isabella Johnstone *) 11/2/1856/1855 Kiama

Ship: 1854 Columbia

1. (m) Peter Walker b. 1856 Kiama d. 1/3/1935 Wollongong (Elizabeth Ann Inskip* 1880)
2. (f) Jane C Walker b. 1856 Kiama (Edward Middleton 1884)
3. (f) Isabella Johnstone Walker * b. 1857 Kiama d. 1938 Berry (Duncan St Clair 1887)
4. (m) George Johnstone Walker b. 4/3/1859 Kiama 8344/1859 
5. (m) James Walker b. 6/8/1860 Kiama 7877/1860 d. 6/2/ 1904 Kiama (Esther McLean * 1894)
6. (m) William Freeland Walker b. 29/5/1862 Kiama 8512/1862 d. 16/9/1944 Marrickville ( Alice Jane Pinner * 1899)
7. (f) Margaret Walker b. 28/8/1863 Kiama 8588/1863  d. 1934 (Charles Pyne 1890)
8. (m) John Adamson Walker b. 1/6/1866 Kiama 9530/1866 d. 27/12/1950 Qld ( Mary Bashford 1896)
9. (m) Charles Walker b. 21/5/1868 Kiama 10605/1868 
10. (m) Robert Johnstone Walker b. 3/1/1870 Kiama 11196/1870 
11. (m) Hugh F Walker b. 6/8/1871 Kiama 11712/1871 d. 14/3/1918 Kiama
12. (f) Jessie Walker b. 27/8/1873 Kiama d. 1940 (Robert Marks 1912)
13. (m) Alfred J Walker b. 15/4/1874 Kiama Alfred Johnstone b. 6/9/1874 Kiama (Anne Simcock 1908)

MRS, ROBERT WALKER:

At her daughter's residence, Mrs, Robert Marks, Hurstville, Mrs, Walker the relict of the late Robert Walker, passed away on Thursday, at the advanced age of 87 years after a weeks illness. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 6 April 1918 p 2

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

m. Robert Walker

1. (f) Elizabeth Walker b. 1835 CofE Dapto

Living at Balgownie in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. John Walker

Living at Corrimal in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. William Walker

1. (m) William Walker b. ??8/1872 Kiama bp 1877 Kiama RC

Listed as Aboriginal on son’s baptism

b.. abt 1872 Bircham Norfolk d. 1/9/1947 Corrimal br. Bulli

m. John Michael Walker (abt 1872 - 23/4/1938 Corrimal Son of William Walker & Jane Ann ) 1894 Woonona

f. Robert Newton m. Anne * see Wynn

Ship: Northbrook 1879

1. (f) Lillian Walker b. 1895 Woonona 9220/1895d. 1950 Wollongong  (Walter Thomas J Mascord 1917 )
2. (m) William Robert Walker b. 1896 Woonona 36261/1896 d. 1967 Sydney
3. (f) Annie N Walker b. 1906 Woonona ( Peter McIntosh)

MRS. MARGARET WALKER

A foundation member of the Corrimal Methodist Church, in the person of Mrs. Margaret Walker, passed away at her residence, 71 Collins street, Corrimal, on Monday. She was 76

years of age and was the widow of the late Mr. John Michael Walker, who predeceased her ten years ago.

The surviving members of her family are Lil (Mrs. W. J. Mascord, Corrimal), William and Ann (Mrs. P. Mcintosh, Canberra).

Following a service conducted by Rev. Trathen at the Methodist Church, the remains were laid to rest beside those of her husband in the Bulli Methodist cemetery. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 5 September 1947 p 9

d. 10/5/1818 Knockronaghan Tyrone Ireland d. 10/3/1889 Jamberoo br. Jamberoo

m. James Walker (1823 Aughuacloy Tyrone Ireland- 16/8/1896 Jamberoo Son of John Walker & Isabella Irvine) 1843

f. Harper Seymour m. Jane

Ship: 1849 The Sea

1. (f) Ann Jane Walker * b abt 1846 Ireland d. 12/3/1916 Jamberoo (William Barber 1868)
2. (m) John Walker b. abt 1847 Ireland d. abt 1849
3. (m) John Walker b. 17/10/1850 Jerrara Kiama d. 9/5/1919 Jamberoo (Isabella Rachel Gray * 1879, Maria Isabella Armstrong * 1901 )
4. (m) James Walker b. 21/3/1854 Jamberoo d. 22/11/1923 Albion Park (Hannah Tate * 1881. Margaret Jane Moles * 1902)
5. (m) William Harper Walker b. 4/8/1856 Jamberoo 5214/1856 d. after 1916 Singleton (Mary Ann Robertson * 1887)
6. (m) Robert Henry Walker b. 1859 Jamberoo 8396/1859 d. 12/2/1933 Mundubbera Qld (Amy Elphinstone * 1888)
7. (m) Thomas Walker b. 17/10/1861 Jamberoo 8315/1861 d. after 1916 Strathfield ? (Kate McCredie 1884)

A sudden but not altogether untimely death, seeing that the deceased had reached the age of three score and ten, occurred among the residents of our village on Sunday last. Since abandoning dairy farming as an active pursuit, Mr. James Walker, formerly of Loyal Valley, and some years a member of the Borough Council, had with his wife been residing in a cottage near the Protestant Hall here. On Sunday morning Mr Walker was preparing to attend church, and Mrs. Walker was busy about some domestic affairs when she was seized with a dizziness, complained that she could not see what she was doing and presently sunk into swoon, from which in fact she never awoke.

Mr Walker first procured some stimulant from one of the hotels in the village, and then sent a messenger with information of the occurrence to the residence of his daughter, Mrs. W. Barber, who with other friends were soon on the spot, and the services of Dr. Ashe were obtained with all possible speed. The doctor, I understand, pronounced the patients affliction to be a paralytic fit, which was likely to last without much change for a certain number of hours, something like twelve hours was the actual limit of its duration, when the patient expired without having given any sign of returning animation. The funeral was delayed untill Tuesday in order to give some members of the family who resided at a distance the opportunity of attending. As this comment is despatched some hours before that fixed the purpose, it cannot, of course contain any notice of the event. Mrs. Walker had just passed her seventieth year, being, I understand, about four years older than her husband., His family of sons and daughters are well known in the district, Reporter and Illawarra Journal (Kiama, NSW : 1887 - 1894) Wednesday 13 March 1889 p 3

b. 1853 Raymond Terrace d. 1927 Bulli

m. George Walker (1849 Kembla Heights/Dapto - 9/3/1930 Bulli Son of William Walker & Mary Ann Fishlock * ) 1875

f. William McDonald m. Anne Burnett *

1. (f) Isabella O Walker b. 1877 Wollongong 23127/1877 d. 1878 Wollongong
2. (f) Ann Elizabeth Walker * b. 1876 Wollongong 22462/1876 d. 28/5/1957 Bulli (George H Dixon 1901)
3. (m) George Walker b. 1879 Wollongong 26125/1879
4. (m) John Robert Walker b. 1881 Wollongong  18978/1881 
5. (f) Emma J Walker b. 1884 Wollongong 22830/1884 (B Lewis)
6. (m) Alexander Walker b. 1886 Wollongong 24427/1886 
7. (f) Angelina/Helen Walker b. 1890 Wollongong 37994/1890 (Stein)
8. (m) Donald W Walker b. 1896 Wollongong 8983/1896 

DEATH OF MRS. M. J. WALKER.

With regret we have to record the passing away of Mrs. Margaret Jane Walker, wife of Mr. G. Walker, of William Street, Bulli, at the advanced age of 73 years. The deceased lady had been an invalid for two years, and was unable to get about. She was a prominent member of the Methodist Church, and, when able, attended regularly three times a day. Mrs. Walker was noted for her kindly disposition, and was always ready to help the needy and afflicted. She was born at Raymond Terrace, and was a daughter of one of the pioneers of the South Coast, the late William McDonald, of Mount Keira. The deceased lady came as a child to the Coast, and lived at Keira and Kembla, and the last 14 years of her life at Bulli. Her husband, Mr. G. Walker, three daughters Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Steele and Mrs. Lewis and four brothers, John, George, Alex and Donald, are left to mourn their loss.

The last sad rites took place in the Methodist section of Bulli General Cemetery on Sunday afternoon, the Rev. W. Evans officiating at the graveside. A large attendance of friends and mourners paid their last respects. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 3 June 1927 p 10

Living at Kembla Heights in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 12/6/1856 Moles Lagoon, Shellharbour d. 18/6/1905 Albion Park br. Albion Park

m. James Walker (21/3/1854 Jamberoo – 21/11/1923 Albion Park Son of James Walker & Margaret Seymour *) 1902 Albion Park

f. William Moles m. Mary McGill *

Living at Tullimbah in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Mrs. James Walker.

Referring to the death of the late Mrs. Jas. Walker, the “South Coast Herald” of Friday last, says : - Last Sunday morningthe residents of Albion Park and surrounding district were James Walker, of “Rushburn,” had expired suddenly whilst on the way to visit her father, Mr. William Moles, J.P.,”Toongla,“ whose property adjoins that of Mr Walker. On leaving for her father's, a quarter of a mile or so away, Mrs. Walker, in company with a little niece, had only crossed the creek when she was seen to fall to the ground. She was at once conveyed to her home in an unconscious state, and Dr. Scott immediately summoned. She, however, notwithstanding the doctor's efforts, expired in a couple of hours' time, the cause of death being cerebral thrombosis (clot of blood on the brain). The deceased lady had only returned home from the Richmond River on Monday, after a sojourn of six weeks there and was looking particularly well. The funeral on Monday was one of the largest ever seen in the district, and at the graveside there was many sorrowing hearts, Mrs. Walker, during her life in the district: having in her spirit of charity and assistance in every good cause, set examples which gained the admiration of everyone who knew her.

The remains, before interment in the Church of England cemetery…She left behind her a blessed memory, particularly with her husband (to whom she had been married about four years) and her adopted sons and daughters. The beauty of her character and the simplicity of her faith were such as we should all strive to emulate, and as a wife and mother she had been deeply devoted to her husband and family. The rev. speaker urged his hearers to take a lesson by the sudden demise of Mrs. Walker, like whom we should live in correct relationship with God and be ready at all times for taking that step into the future which came at a moment when we knew not. Numerous wreaths, telegrams and letters of condolence were received by the bereaved family, who have the sincerest sympathy of all who have heard of the sad occurrence. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 27 June 1905 p 2

b. 10/3/1846 Eddleston Peebleshire Scotland d. 15/4/1904 Wollongong

m. John Adamson Walker ( 2/10/1843 Newburgh Fifeshire Scotland- 15/9/1903 Wollongong Son of Peter Walker & Isabella Johnstone *) 3/1/1871 Sydney

f. Robert Tait m. Mary Telfer *

Ship: Bloomer 1853

1. (m) George Tait Walker b. 1872 Wollongong 19556/1872  d. 15/4/1904 (Annie C Halpin )
2. (m) Robert William Walker b. 1875 Wollongong 21863/1875  d. 14/9/1875 Wollongong
3. (m) Arthur Adamson Walker b. 1877 Wollongong 22988/1877  d. 7/4/1878 Wollongong
4. (f) Ethel Mary Walker b. 1878 Wollongong 24691/1878  d. 14/11/1934 Newtown
5. (f) Agnes May Walker b. 1880 Wollongong 27402/1880  d.
6. (m) Percy Walker b. 1882 Wollongong 19589/1882  d.
7. (f) Bessie Maggie Walker b. 1884 Wollongong 22871/1884 d. 26/4/1887 Wollongong
8. (f) Adeline Walker b. 1886 Wollongong 24312/1886 d. 25/11/1887 Wollongong
9. (f) Essie Marion Walker b. 1889 Wollongong 24371/1889 d. 28/7/1966 Wollongong (Arthur Henry Hughes)
10. (m) Ray W Walker b. 1891 Wollongong 38342/1891 

WALKER — TAIT.— On the 3rd instant, by special license, at the Scots Church, Sydney, by the Rev. Dr. Lang, John Adamson Walker, of Wollongong, youngest son of Mr Peter Walker, of Kiama, to Margaret L. Tait, second daughter of the late Mr. Robert Tait, of Kiama. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 17 January 1871 p 2

WALKER — At her parents' residence, Keira st.South, Nov. 25, Adeline aged 8 months ; also on tho 26th April, 1887, Bessie, aged 2 years and 9 mouths, beloved children of J. A. and M. Walker, of Wollongong. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Saturday 7 May 1887 p 2

Mrs Margaret Walker, widow of the late Mr. J. A. Walker, died at her residence, Wollongong, on Friday night. The deceased lady had been in ill health for some time and had reached the age of 53 years. She was born in Peebles, Scotland, and left with her parents for Australia when a child, and coming to the Illawarra district, settled for a time at Dapto and later at Kiama, On her marriage some 33 years ago she settled in Wollongong and has resided there ever since, her husband predeceased her six months ago

The deceased was of a very pious and retiring nature, and devoted her life to her family, by whom she was greatly loved and revered. Three song and three daughters are left to mourn their lose, the youngest being thirteen, She was, during her illness, devotedly nursed by her sister, Mrs. James Wilson, of Berry, and her own family, The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon, and was very largely attended. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Saturday 23 April 1904 p 3

Living at Keira St Wollongong in1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 19/11/1844 Dapto d. 13/1/1925 Kangy Angy br. Waverley

m. William Walker ( ) 4/8/ 1873 Kiama

f. James Sutton Lees m. Mary Ann Lees *

1. (m) William John Walker b. 1874 Surrey Hills
2. (m) Henry James Walker b. 1876 Sydney d. 31/5/1879 Belmore Park

WALKER.—May 31, at his parent's residence, Agenoria terrace, Gipps-street, Belmore Park, Sydney, Henry James, youngest son of William and Margaret Sarah Walker aged 2 years and 8½ months. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 6 June 1879 p 2

MRS. MARGARET S. WALKER

Mrs. Margaret Sarah Walker, mother of ex-ald, W. J. Walker, of Sydney, died suddenly at Tuggerah yesterday morning.

She was on a visit to her sister (Mrs. Goldie) at the time of her death. Mrs. Walker, who had reached the age of 80 years was the widow of Mr. William Walker, who, like his son, was a well-known public accountant. Mrs. Walker was a native of Kiama, but for 53 years had resided at Surry Hills, where her only surviving son was born. She came of a long-lived family, her sister (Mrs.Goldie), of Tuggerah. being 84, and her brother (Mr. Joseph Lees), of the same district, 90; while another brother (Mr. William Lees), of Jerilderle is over 79.

The funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon at Waverley cemetery. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930) Wednesday 14 January 1925 p 7

b. 3/9/1864 Kiama d. 5/11/1950 Jamberoo

m. John Walker (17/10/1850 Jerrara Kiama- 9/5/1919 Jamberoo Son of James Walker & Margaret Seymour *) 8/8/1900 Jamberoo

f. Thomas Armstrong m. Jane Gray *

1. (f) Victoria Gertrude Walker b. 1901 Kiama d. 1958 Sydney (Henry C Cooper 1924)

Living at Fountaindale in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties Husband a farmer

Living at Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. William Walker

1. (f) Mary K Walker b. 1901 Helensburgh 22705/1901
2. (m) James W Walker b. 1901 Helensburgh  22704/1901 
3. (f) Olive A Walker b. 1903 Helensburgh 30626/1903 

b. 1860 Wollongong d. 19/8/1921 Kembla Heights

m. Thomas Walker (10/8/1854 Dapto- 6/6/ 1941 Cordeaux River Son of William Walker & Mary Ann Fishlock *) 1882 Woonona

f. Alexander Coulton m. Margaret Jane Knox *

1. (f) Mary Ellen Walker b. 2/12/1882 Bulli 19769/1882
2. (m) Thomas William Walker b. 1884 Woonona 22973/1884
3. (m) John Walker b. 1886 Woonona 24529/1886
4. (m) James Walker b. 1888 d. 1888
5. (f) Margaret Elizabeth Walker b. 1889 Woonona 24653/1889
6. (f) Esther Ann Walker b. 1894 Wollongong 37733/1894
7. (m) George Austin Walker b. 1897 Wollongong 36951/1897
8. (f) Martha Walker b. 1901 Wollongong 28174/1901

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (f) Annie Walker b. 1897 Kiama 32249/1897 

Living at Kembla Heights in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. abt 1832 d. 6/6/1860 Sydney

m. William Walker 1859 Glebe 1074/1859

f. Henry Hulbert m. Sarah

1. (f) Walker b. 1860 Sydney d. 3/6/1860

On June 3rd, at the residence of her parents, the infant daughter of William and Mary Ann Walker; also, on June 6th, at his residence, Parramatta-street, Mary Anne, the beloved wife of William Walker, and eldest daughter of Mr. Henry Hulbert, Wollongong, aged 28 years, leaving an affectionate husband and a large circle of friends to mourn their loss. Her end was peace. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842-1954) Monday 11 June 1860

b. 6/3/1845 Dapto d. 1919 Bellingen

m. Neil McGill (1/3/1832 Muasdale Argyll Scotland- 22/6/1885 Robertson Son of Andrew McGill & Jean Isabella McNiven *) 21/1/1874 Green Mountain Albion Park

m. William Harper Walker (4/8/1856 Jamberoo- 21/4/1931 Singleton Son of James Walker & Margaret Seymour * ) 30/5/1887 Robertson Div 1906

f. Robert M Robertson m. Agnes

1. (m) Robert James McGill b. 8/12/1874 Green Mountain, Albion Park d. 28/11/1937 Tyringham (Marcella J M Robertson 1908)
2. (m) Andrew Charles McGill b. 17/2/ 1877 Green Mountain, Albion Park d. 1956 Brisbane, Qld (Catherine Tomkinson 1918)
3. (m) Alexander Rodger McGill b. 1878 Green Mountain, Albion Park d. 1/6/ 1928

WALKER–McGILL.—May 30th, at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. D. T. Smith, WILLIAM HARPER, third son of Mr. James WALKER, Jamberoo, to MARY ANNE, widow of the late Neil McGILL, and second surviving daughter of the late Dr. Robertson, Taralga. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 10 June 1887 p 2

MUCH OLDER THAN HER HUSBAND.
“A WOMAN OF FEW WORDS.”

The suit In which William Harper Walker sought-a divorce from Mary Ann Walker on the ground of desertion, and which was adjourned from the 19th Inst, for further evidence, was again before Mr. Justice' G. B.. Simpson this morning. The marriage took place in 1887.

John Marshall, farmer, of Robertson, stated that the parties were neighbours of his for about five years, and he had known Mrs. Walker for about 30 years. She was very much older than petitioner, about 20 years he should think. In April 1900, he saw respondent at her brother's house, at Bowral, and told her he had a message from her husband, who wanted her to go back to him She said: “I never will go back.” Witness' advised her to go back, but she distinctly refused.

His Honor: Did you ask her why?— No. your Honor.
She did not tell you why?— No; she was a woman of very few words.
His Honor: You seem to be a man of very few words, too.

A decree nisi was granted, returnable in three months. The Australian Star (Sydney, NSW : 1887 - 1909) Thursday 22 March 1906 p 1

Unmarried or no father listed

1. Alfred E Walker b. 1896 Woonona 36269/1896 

b. 23/10/1862 Gerringong d. 22/5/1940 Epping br. Clunes

m. Robert Erwin Walker (abt 1849 Drumiten Donegal Ireland- 21/7/1924 Lismore Son of James Walker & Mary A Boyd ) 26/9/1878 Gerringong

f. William Weir m. Mary Muldoon *

1. William Gilbert Walker b. 26/7/1879 Woodhill 15855/1879 
2. Mary Agnes Matilda b. 2/8/1880 Woodhill (Edgar Allen Johnston 1906)
3. James Herbert Walker b. 31/7/1882 Woodhill
4. Maggie Jane Maud Walker b. 30/6/1884 Woodhill (Walter James)
5. Ann Elizabeth Walker (George L Pinkney 1914)
6. Robert Erwin Walker

WALKER–WEIR.—September 26, at the residence of the bride's parents, Gerringong, by the Rev. J. Elkin, Robert E. Walker, Alderman, Wood Hill, to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of William Weir, Esq., Gerringong. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Tuesday 1 October 1878 p 2

WALKER.-At her residence, Woodhill, on the 26th of July, Mrs. Robert E. Walker, of a son. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Friday 1 August 1879 p 2

MRS. M. J. WALKER

One of the best known residents of the Richmond River district, Mrs. Mary Jane Walker (79), of “Avalon,” Clunes, widow of the late Mr. Robert Ewen Walker, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. L. Pinkney, at Epping, early yesterday morning. Mrs Walker had not enjoyed good health for some years and had been on a holiday in Sydney for almost 12 months, staying with her daughter. With her husband, the deceased was among the earliest, settlers in the Clunes district. She was born at Gerringong. Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954) Thursday 23 May 1940 p 5

WALKER.—The funeral of the late MARY JANE WALKER., late of “Avalon” Clunes, and relict of the late Robert Erwin Walker, will move from the Clunes Methodist Church to-day. (Friday), following a service commencing in the church at 11 a.m. for the Clunes cemetery. Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954) Friday 24 May 1940 p 6

b. 1875 d. 1950 Auburn br. Rookwood

m. Arthur Vere Walker (1872- 1957 Son of Peter Walker & Mary) 1894 Cooma

f. William Daniel Sheils m. Elizabeth Thompson

1. (m) Arthur Sheils Walker b. 1898 Captains Flat 11152/1898 d. 1965 Parramatta
2. (m) William Peter Roy Walker b. 5/4/1900 Dapto d. 1945 Ryde
3. (m) Clive T Walker b. 1902 Lithgow 23167/1902 
4. (m) John Ardis Walker b. 1905 Cessnock 34941/1905 d. 5/6/1919 Granville
5. (m) Alfred Leslie Vere Walker b. 1910 Gunnedah 38914/1910 d. 5/6/1919 Granville

Husband a iron smelter

A very sad double fatal accident occurred on Thursday about 5.30 p.m., when two lads, sons of Mrs. Mary Maud Walker, of Vulean-street, Granville, were run down by an tip-train near Clyde station. The names of the boys are John Ardis Walker (13 years) and Alfred Leslie Vere Walker (8 years). They had been playing football… The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers Advocate (Parramatta, NSW : 1888 - 1950) Saturday 7 June 1919 p 6

b. 28/3/1883 Kurrajong d. 25/9/1918 Kiama br. Kiama

m. William T Walker 1901 Richmond

f. Henry Bottle m. Diana

1. (f) Elsie May Walker b. 1902 Kiama 13130/1902

Minnamurra St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Daughter of Henry and Diana Bottle, Wife of William Walker, Mother of Elsie May, My Great Grandmother. As it goes Mary was famous for her jams and preserves and also an excellent cook. She was known for intricate needle work which to this day a great majority still exists. She died at 35 years of age due to Heart Disease.  http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSvcid=74476&GRid=26828411&

m. Harry A Walker 1889 Ashfield

1. (m) John A Walker b. 1890 Wollongong 37910/1890 

b. Tasmania? d. 5/5/1957 Neutral Bay br.

m. James Daniel Walker (1861 Sydney- 15/10/1951 Manly Son of Arthur Walker & Frances ) 1887 Sydney 629/1887

f. Edward Learoyd m. Hannah Griffin ?

1. (f) Geraldine Walker b. 1888 Woonona 25796/1888
2. (f) Vera Elsmore Walker b. 1891 Waverley 37430/1891
3. (m) Llewellyn D A L Walker b. 1894 Stroud 32422/1894
4. (m) Roy Walker b. d. 1957 Chatswood

WALKER-LEAROYD.-At Sydney, by the Rev. Geo. Preston, James D. Walker, eldest son of Arthur Walker, Svdney, to Mildred Ursula Learoyd, youngest daughter of the late Edward Learoyd, Tasmania. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 16 July 1887 p 1

b. abt 1868 Cootamundra d. 22/1/1944 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. Robert Walker (186 Wollongong -7/10/1952 Wollongong Son of William Walker & Mary Ann Fishlock * )

f. Charles Hayes m. Norah

1. (f) Julia Emma Pearl Walker b. 1/8/1890 Cordeaux River 38036/1890 (McNamara)
2. (m) Ambrose Ernest Walker b. 10/5/1892 Cordeaux River 38976/1892 
3. (m) Charles William Walker b. 27/4/1894 Cordeaux River 37830/1894 
4. (m) Robert Ignatius Walker b. 26/6/1896 Cordeaux River 27212/1896 
5. (m) Cyril Lionel Walker b. 1901 Wollongong 18346/1901 

MRS. ROBERT WALKER

With the passing at the age at 76 years of Mrs. Robert Walker, in the Wollongong District Hospital last Saturday morning, Cordeaux River has lost one of its oldest and most respected residents. The late Mrs. Walker was a native of Cootamundra and had resided at Cordeaux for over 50 years.

In her younger days she was a noted rider at shows and in later years her chief pleasure was in her garden; her gladioli were famous throughout the district.

She is survived by her husband, one daughter, Pearl (Mrs. J. McNamara) and four sons, Messrs. Ernest, Charles, Robert and Lionel. Mr. Robert Walker junr. is the officer in charge of Woronora Dam. Mr. Charles Walker is well known in show circles and the other sons in cricketing circles. One grandson, Kenneth McNamara, was killed in action in Buna just a year ago.

At the funeral, held on Sunday, a notable attendance was in the number of members of the older generation who were present to pay their respects to one who was so highly esteemed. After a service at St. Francis Xavier's Church, Wollongong, the remains were laid to rest in the Catholic section of the Wollongong cemetery. Mrs. Walker will be sadly missed, not only by her relatives, but by her friends throughout the district with whom we join in extending sympathy to the members of the family. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 28 January 1944 p 5

Living at Cordeaux River in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. abt 1831 Gloucestershire d. 1867 Kiama

m. John Walker (abt 1832 Ormsbury Gloucestershire – 11/7/1874 Son of Thomas Walker & Elizabeth Thomas ) 1853 Thornbury Gloucestershire

f. John Parker m. Sarah

Ship: Himalaya 1855

1. (f) Emily Walker b. abt 1854 Ormsbury Gloucestershire d. 1885
2. (m) Thomas Walker b. 1859 Kiama 8462/1859  d. 1932 Granville
3. (m) John Walker b. 1861 Kiama 8294/1861 d. 1942 Ryde (Jane Deans)
4. (f) Sarah E Walker b. 1860 Kiama 7915/1860 d. 1921 (Aitken)
5. (f) Anne Maria Walker b. 1866 Kiama 9437/1866 d. 1884

Living at Port Kembla 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties William and James both fisherman

Living at Gerringong in 1903 Electoral Roll – Dressmaker

Living at Kembla Heights in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. abt 1847 d. 23/8/1930 Randwick

m. John Walker (abt 1835 -27/9/1916 Redfern )

f. Thomas m. Sarah

1. (m) George James Walker b. 1875 Wollongong 21882/1875 d. 1897 Beira Mozambique
2. (m) James A Walker b. 1877 Wollongong 23035/1877 d. 5/1/1881 Wollongong aged 4 years
3. (f) Annie Walker * b. 1878 Wollongong 24816/1878 
4. (m) Charles W Walker b. 1874 Wollongong 21466/1874 d. 10/7/1937 Randwick
5. (m) Robert Ernest Walker b. 1880 Wollongong 27313/1880 d. 6/1/1881 Wollongong aged 11 months
6. (f) Mary Maud Walker b. 1881 Wollongong 18941/1881 
7. (m) Robert Walker b. 1883 Wollongong 21041/1883 d. 1924 Sydney  
8. (f) Agnes May Walker b. 1884 Wollongong 22909/1884 (Frederick C Russell 1910)
9. (m) David Walker b. 1886 Wollongong 24331/1886 d. 1956 Newtown

Living at Garden Hill when son George died. Husband an engineer. Moved to Sydney about 1910

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

b. 1867 Kembla Heights d. 16/10/1942 Corrimal br. Mt Kembla

m. Richard Walker (1858 American Creek – 3/8/1902 Mt Kembla Mine Disaster Son of William Walker & Mary Ann Fishlock *) 1885 Wollongong

f. Jonathan Peace m. Jane Forster *

1. (f) Margaret E Walker b. d. 1886
2. (m) William Henry Walker b. 1887 Mt Kembla d. 17/8/1951 Wollongong (Evelyn Florence Harris 1915)
3. (f) Teresa Walker b. 1889 Mt Kembla d. 17/12/1963 Mount Kembla (Edward George Austin 1912)
4. (f) Emma Walker b. 1894 Wollongong 37788/1894 (Lancelot Maddison 1919)
5. (f) Harriett May Walker b. 1898 Wollongong 8633/1898 
6. (m) John George Walker b. 1899 Wollongong 26804/1899 

MRS. S. WALKER

The death occurred at her residence, Wilga-st., Corrimal, on Friday last, of Mrs. Sarah Walker, relict of the late Richard Walker. Prior to coming to Corrimal, where she had resided for a number of years, she had resided at Mt. Kembla. She was well known and respected throughout the South Coast. She was an ardent member of the Corrimal Church of England. Surviving members of the family are: William, Theresa (Mrs. T. Austin), Emma (Mrs. L. Maddison), May and Jack. Deceased was aged 74 years. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 23 October 1942 p 6

b. 10/11/1864 Foxground d. 22/3/1947 Kiama br. Kiama

m. Peter Blyth Walker (30/8/1863 Kiama – 11/4/1938 Kiama Son of James Walker & Catherine Bulger *) 13/9/1887 Kiama

f. Thomas Windsor m. Anna Marie West

1. (m) William George Walker b. 30/3/1888 Kiama d. 1/8/1964
2. (m) Rupert Victor Walker b. 27/7/1889 Kiama
3. (m) Raymond West Walker b. 23/12/1896 Kiama d. 28/2/1974

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

MRS. SARAH A. WALKER–83 YRS

The sudden passing at her residence, Farmer Street, of Mrs. Sarah Ann Walker, on Saturday last, removed another old and respected resident of Kiama.

The eldest daughter of the late Thomas and Ann Windsor, she was born in Foxground 83 years ago.

Sixty years ago she moved to Kiama, where her parents lived in Manning Street. She married the late Peter Blyth Walker who predeceased her nine years ago.

The late Mrs. Walker's chief interest was in her home and garden, in which she took an active interest to the last.

A member of the Church of England, she was a regular attendant and worker until her advancing years prevented her from attending.

Sincere sympathy is extended to her three sons, Messrs. William and Raymond (Kiama) and Rupert (Newcastle) and to her brothers and sister in their bereavement.

b. abt 1855 d. 29/6/1946 Hamilton br. Bulli ?

m. William Alfred Walker (abt 1854- 1928 Thirroul Son of Richard Walker & Margaret )

f. Thomas m. Harriett

1. (f) Ada Walker b. 1884 Goulburn (Enoch Peacock 1905)
2. (m) Arthur Walker b. 1889 Woonona 24753/1889 d. 1963 Hamilton
3. (f) Ivy May F Walker b. 1898 Woonona 27221/1898  d. 1976 (Frank A Page 1919)
4. (f) E Walker (Walker)

WALKER.—June 29, 1946, at Hamilton, Sarah Ann Walker, Thirroul, beloved mother of Ada (Mrs. Peacock), Ivy (Mrs. Page, of Punchbowl), Mrs. E. Walker (Thirroul), and Mr. Arthur Walker (Wickham), aged 91 The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 1 July 1946 p 16

Living at Thirroul in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties. Ada and Fred also in Thirroul.

m. John Walker

1. (m) Thomas Walker b. 1859 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama ; Shoalhaven
2. (f) Sarah E Walker b. 1860 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama ; Shoalhaven
3. (m) John Walker b. 1861 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama ; Shoalhaven

b. 6/8/1880 Wollongong 27472/1880 d. 6/6/1964 Thirroul br. Wollongong Memorial Gardens

m. William Walker (- 29/1/1962 Woonona Son of William Walker & Jane Anne) 1901 Woonona

f. George Reeks m. Maria Salisbury *

1. (f) Ethel L Walker b. 1902 Woonona 28171/1902 
2. (f) Florence M Walker b. 1903 Woonona 35991/1903 
3. (f) Amy A Walker b. 1904 Woonona 38686/1904 
4. (m) William G Walker b. 1905 Woonona 39483/1905 
5. (m) Charles A Walker b. 1908 Woonona 10347/1908 
6. (m) John F Walker b. 1909 Woonona 20995/1909 
7. (m) James A Walker b. 1911Woonona
8. (m) Percy A Walker b. 1915 Bulli
9. (f) Bertha Walker b. 1917 Bulli

Mrs. Selina Walker, Woonona, was struck by a motor car while crossing the main road, Woonona, and was admitted to Bulli Hospital suffering from a fractured left leg.

William Walker, aged 1, who was being carried by his grandmother, was admitted to hospital suffering from head injuries. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 7 April 1939 p 7

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

b. b. 18/4/1880 Berkley d. 17/10/1960 Rose Bay

m. Henry/Harry Bernard Wall ( 1876 Warialda- 9/6/1956 East Wollongong Son of George Wall & Charlotte Emma Gall *1901 Paddington

f. Martin Lynch m. Catherine McNabb *

1. (m) John Martin Wall b. 1901 Woonona 37693/1901 d. 1969 Sydney
2. (m) Francis Bede Wall b. d. 1868 Sydney
3. (m) Henry Bernard Wall b. d. 1975
4. (f) Nuncartio M Wall b. 1909 Wollongong 20821/1909 

Living at Campbell St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties Husband a tailor

b. abt 1842 d. 14/1/1928 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. George Wall (- 4/1/1922 Tarrawanna Son of Thomas Wall & Annie ) 1862 Wee Waa

f. Samuel Gall m. Charlotte

1. (f) Fanny Elizabeth Wall b. 1862 Warialda d. 3/3/1937 Corrimal ( John Wileman 1903)
2. (m) George T Wall b. 1864 Warialda
3. (m) George Wall b. 1866 Patricks Plain
4. (f) Alice C Wall b. 1868 Patricks Plain
5. (m) William Edward Wall b. 1870 Warialda
6. (m) Albert Wall b. 1872 Warialda 18882/1872 
7. (f) Ada Charlotte Wall b. 1874 Warialda (Henry Patmore 1900)
8. (m) Henry Bernard Wall b. 1876 Warialda 21816/1876 d. 9/6/1956 East Wollongong (Amelia Florence Lynch * 1901)
9. (m) Frederick Clarence Wall b. 1878 Warialda
10. (f) Ethel R N Wall b. 1884 Narrabri (Leslie C Caldwell 1917)

The death occurred on Saturday last, at the residence of her daughter (Mrs. H. Patmore), Kenny st., Wollongong of Mrs. Charlotte Emma Wall at the old age of 89 years- The late Mrs. Wall possessed a charming personality and up till about four months ago she was particularly active for her years. Her husband Mr. George Wall, predeceased her six years ago at the age of 86 years.

There is a family of nine, five daughters and four sons, one of the latter being Mr. Harry (Barney) Wall, tailor, of Wollongong. Mrs. Wileman, Mrs. H. Patmore, and Mrs E. Caldwell, well-known in the district, are daughters. The remains were interred in the. C. of E. Cemetery on Monday afternoon, Rev. E. Walker, Rural Dean, officiating at ; the graveside. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 20 January 1928 p 12

b. 1880 Dapto d. 1963 Wollongong

m. Richard Wallace (abt 1880 – 12/2/1927 Wollongong Son of James Wallace & Maria) 1903

f. Edwin Barber m. Frances Bodycote *

1. (m) Cyril G Wallace b. 1905 Dapto
2. (m) Arthur E Walllace b. 1908 Dapto
3. (m) Richard Donald Wallace b. 19/11/1917 Wollongong d. 1965 Wollongong

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

b. 1880 Kiama d. 1956 Sydney

m. Vincent Wallace 1921 Wollongong

f. Louis Robert Mood m. Martha Tomlins *

Living Albion Park in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

m. Isaac P Wallace

1. (f) Edith M Wallace b. 1887 Woonona 25132/1887
2. (m) William J Wallace b. 1888 Woonona 25860/1888
3. (f) Hilda Wallace b. 1890 Hillgrove 16386/1890
4. (f) Nellie Wallace b. 1892 Hillgrove 16895/1892
5. (f) Jessie Wallace b. 1893 Hillgrove 17093/1893 d. 1893 Hillgrove
6. (m) William J Wallace b. 1894 Hillgrove 16346/1894 d. 1894 Hillgrove
7. (m) Albert P Wallace b. 1895 Hillgrove 23061/1895
8. (m) Bertie Wallace b. 1898 Hillgrove 31209/1898
9. (f) Annie Wallace b. 1900 Hillgrove 32032/1900

Living at Garden Hill in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (f) Winifred Wallace b. 1889 Wollongong 24289/1889 

b . 13/7/1863 Yallah d. 1921 Redfern 5318/1921

m. Oliver Wallace 1890 Glebe

f. John Jolliffe m. Selina Plunknett *

1. (f) Ellen Rebecca Wall b. 20/9/1892 Glebe d. 1976 (Charles Cregan, Ernest Blanchard)
2. (m) Oliver C Wall b. 1895 Glebe 22265/1895 
3. (m) John Victor Wall b. 6/6/1898 Glebe d. 1969 ( Kitty)

b. 1871 Wollombi d. 13/8/1959 Wentworthville

m. William Henry Wallace 1892 Helensburgh

f. Joseph Delandre m. Dorothea Byrne *

1. (m) Harold Wallace b. 1892 Helensburgh 16784/1892 
2. (m) Ernest Wallace b. 1895 Burwood
3. (f) Stella Wallace b. 1897 Burwood
4. (m) Roy Wallace b. 1900 Helensburgh 13173/1900 d. 1977
5. (f) Dorothy Wallace b. 1903 Helensburgh 12575/1903 
6. (f) Gwendoline Wallace b. 1905 Helensburgh 13737/1905 

Living at Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties Husband an baker

b. 1794 d. 24/11/1881 Kiama br. Jamberoo

m. James Wallace (abt 1797 Dromore Tyrone – 28/2/1876 Woodbrook Jamberoo Son of Hugh Wallace & Jane McElroy) 1832 Tyrone

f. James Osborne m. Frances Anderson

1. (f) Isabella Wallace b. Tyrone Ireland d. 7/6/1900 Jamberoo
2. (f) Jane Wallace b. Tyrone Ireland d. 9/2/1900 Sydney

Husband died from burns

WALLACE.—On February 9th, 1900, at Sydney, JANE WALLACE, youngest daughter of Frances and the late James Wallace, of Woodbrook, Jamberoo. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Saturday 24 February 1900 p 2

b. Montrose Forfarshire d. 27/11/1912 Newcastle br. Sandgate

m. William Wallace (Old Deer Scotland -) 27/7/1874 Newcastle

f. John Pickeman m. Jane Hobb *

1. (m) Christian Smith Wallace b. 1875 Kiama 13181/1875 
2. (m) John P Wallace b. 1877 Newcastle
3. (m) George R Wallace b. 1879 Newcastle
4. (f) Jessie Jane H Wallace 1879 Newcastle
5. (m) William George Wallace b. 1881 Kiama 19492/1881 

WALLACE—PICKEMAN.—July 27, at the Manse, Watt-street, Newcastle, by the Rev. James Coutts, M.A., William Wallace, native of Old Deer, Scotland, to Jane Pickeman, of Kiama, native of Montrose.

b. abt 1849 Nieder-Heimbach an Rhein Germany d. 20/4/1912 Wallerawang

m. Peter Jefferson Wallace (abt 1939-1929 North Sydney ) 1870 Berrima

f. Anton Reinehr m. Anna Maria

Ship: Caesar 1855

1. (m) Vincent H R Wallace b. 1871 Berrima d. 1926 Tamworth
2. (f) Katharina Frances Wallace * b. 1873 Bathurst d. 1954 North Sydney (John H M Abbott 1926)
3. (f) Maritana Australia Wallace b. 1875 Murrurundi d. 1899 Albion Park
4. (f) Muriel Douglas Hardinge Wallace * b. 1878 St Leonards
5. (m) Wentworth Henry K Wallace b. d. 1972 St Leonards

WALLACE.—April 20, 1912, suddenly, at Arralillah, Wallerawang (the residence of her brother-in-law, Mr. Edward Humphries), Katharina, beloved wife of P. J. Wallace (North Sydney) and beloved mother of Vincent and Wentworth (Tamworth) and 'Rena and Muriel (North Sydney), aged 62 years. Native of Nieder-Heimbach, am Rhein. R.I.P. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 4 May 1912 p 14

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

Husband the proprietor and editor at one time or another of the South Coast Herald, the St. Leonard’s Record, the Murrumburrah Signal, the Liverpool Progress and the Kangaroo Valley Pioneer. He sold the South Coast Herald, Dapto,in August 1905

d. 24/6/1916 Hermitage Flat br. Lithgow

m. William Charles Wallace (abt 1853-21/10/1917 Lithgow)

1. (m) David William Wallace b. 1879 Hartley 15188/1879 d. 1954 Lithgow
2. (f) Ellen Christina Wallace b. 1880 Lithgow (Charles Brodie 1916)
3. (m) William A Wallace b. 1882 Lithgow 18049/1882 d. 1963 Lithgow
4. (m) James George Wallace b. 1884 Woonona 22948/1884 
5. (m) Henry C Wallace b. 1885 Woonona 23762/1885 
6. (m) Albert Wallace b. 1888 Campbelltown 17724/1888
7. (m) Albert Wallace b. 1889 Woonona 24591/1889
8. (m) Charles W Wallace b. 1890 Newtown 25242/1890
9. (m) Herbert Edward Wallace b. 1896 Blackman’s Flat 4569/1896 d. 11/5/1917 France

The death took place during the week end of Mrs. Margaret Wallace, Hermitage Flat. Deceased was 62 years of age. She has left a grown-up family. Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative (NSW : 1890 - 1954) Thursday 29 June 1916 p 21

b. England d. 5/5/1933 Brewer St Concord

m. James Granville ( England- )

m. George Wallace (abt 1853- 31/8/1933 Concord) 1894

f. Richard Giles m. Mary

1. (m) Reg Granville b.
2. (f) Florence Violet Granville b. 28/9/1890 Melbourne d. 23/5/1982 (Cecil Roland McKenzie 1924 )

Her daughter Florence (aka Violet Wallace) was a noted early female engineer and her efforts during World War 2. This is a story she told of her early life in Austinmer

I used to play about with bells and buzzers and things around the house. My mother would sometimes say 'Oh, come and help me find something, it's so dark in this cupboard' – she didn't have very good eyesight… So I'd get a battery and I'd hook a switch, and when she opened that cupboard door a light would come on… I started sort of playing with those things.

Living at Austinmer in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties Husband a commercial traveller

MRS. WALLACE

Mrs. Marie Annie Wallace died Concord last Friday. The deceased who was a former resident of Austinmer leaves a son, Reg, and daughter Violet (Mrs. C R. McKenzie) South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 12 May 1933 p 19

b. abt 1870 d. 20/2/1909 Kiama

m. David Wallace ( abt 1863-4/5/1929 Kiama)

f. Edward m. Mary Ann

Living at Pike’s Terrace Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Husband a Labourer at the State Quarry

The death occurred somewhat suddenly at her resicence, Terralong street, Kiama, on Saturday afternoon last, of Mrs. Mary Ann Wallace (wife of Mr. David Wallace), at the age of 39 years. The deceased, who suffered from an internal complaint, had been a respected resident here for a number of years. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon, the employees at the Road Metal Company's works; in sympathy with their fellow workman, following the remains to their last resting place in the Church of England portion of North Kiama cemetery; The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Wednesday 24 February 1909 p 2

m. William Wallace

1. (f) Helen Wallace b. 17/10/1841 Figtree
2. (m) William Wallace b. 16/6/1846 Charcoal

b. 1878 St Leonards

f. Peter Jefferson Wallace m. Katharina Reinehr *

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

b. 19/6/1878 Murrurundi d. 19/9/1963 Mosman

m. Hugh Wallace 18/7/1900 Wollongong

f. Edmund Potts m. Margaret Sarah Lockhead *

1. (f) Thelma L Wallace b. 1901 Casino 30792/1901
2. (m) Henry E Wallace b. 1903 Casino 29226/1903 
3. (m) Gordon E Wallace b. 1906 Casino  22777/1906 
4. (f) Jenn M Wallace b. 1909 Casino 35340/1909 
5. (m) Keith R Wallace b. 1912 Casino 41088/1912 
6. (f) Rhoda A Wallace b. 1915 Casino 34139/1915 

WALLACE–POTTS. - July 18, 1900, at St. Michael's Church, Wollongong, by the Rev. Gerard D'Arey Irvine, assisted by the Rev. William Hough, of Randwick, Hugh, eldest son of Henry Wallace, Glen Wallace, Cooma, to Rhoda Elmhirst, youngest daughter of Edmund Potts, H.M. Custom, Wollongong. The Sydney Morning Herald 4 August 1900

b. 1881 Wagga Wagga

m. Augustus W S Wallace 1904 Newtown

f. Joseph John Pettingell m. Clara Eliza Brayne *

1. (f) Iris Daphne Wallace b. 1907 Kiama d. 13/9/1907
2. (f) Ruby P Wallace b. 1905 Orange
3. (m) Hamlet C Wallace b. 1913 Gunnedah

Living Manning St Kiama in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

WALLACE.–Sept. 13, 1907, Iris Daphne, dearly loved granddaughter of J. J. and Clara Pettingell, of Kiama, aged 4 months.

m. Henry Wallace

1. (f) Matilda V Wallace d. 1885 Woonona 11118/1885
2. (m) John Wallace b. 1885 Woonona 23669/1885
3. (m) Thomas Wallace b. 1887 Woonona 25130/1887

m. Alfred Wallace 22/1/1879 Dapto

f. William Rose

WALLACE — ROSE. — By special license, at St. Luke's Church, Dapto, on the 22nd January instant, by the Rev. J. Stack, Alfred Wallace late of Sydney, to Susan, fifth daughter of Mr. William Rose, of West Dapto. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 31 January 1879 p 2

b. 1865 Gerringong d. 15/6/1944 Qld br. Dayboro

m. Henry Wallace (-23/2/1945 Qld Son of Henry Wallace & Kathleen Ford)1889 Kiama

f. William Weir m. Mary Muldoon *

1. (m) Henry William Wallace b. 1899 Berry d. 8/3/1976 Qld
2. (f) Ethel M Wallace b. 1906 Lismore (Murray)

Living at Foxground in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

WALLACE.— Relatives & Friends of Mr. Henry Wallace. Mr. & Mrs. T. L. Wallace & Family (of Mount Mee). & Mr. & Mrs. H. W. Wallace & Family (Amberley) are invited to attend the Funeral of his beloved Wife, Mother, Motherinlaw, & Grandmother. Mrs. Susan Wallace, to leave St. Aldan's Church of England, Dayboro, after service, commencing This Friday Afternoon, at 4 o'clock, for the Dayboro Cemetery.

b. abt 1850 Wicklow Ireland

m. Henry Wallace (abt 1842 Galway Ireland-) 2/8/1880 Waverley

1. (f) Mary Josephine Wallace b. abt 1884 Glen Innes
2. (m) Patrick John Wallace b. 26/3/1886 Clifton d. 1895 Ryde
3. (m) William Wallace b. 1890 Cumberland
4. (m) Richard John Wallace b. 1893 Auburn d. 1975

b. abt 1821 d. 1914 Auburn

f. Thomas Wallen m. Ann

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

The death occurred during the week of two old residents,'…, and Miss Caroline Wallen, aged 93. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 14 August 1914 p 13

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
[Abridged from the S M. Herald.]  
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1848.
ABDUCTION.

Thomas Graves was indicted for taking a girl under the age of sixteen, named Clarinda Thomas, from her home without the consent of her parents, on the 25th.October, 1847.

Mr. Holroyd appeared for the defence.   It appeared that on that day William Thomas allowed his daughter and her cousin,  Caroline Waller, to go from Dapto to Kiama accompanied by Graves; as nothing was heard of them for some days. Thomas's son went in search of his sister, and met with her on her way to Wollongong accompanied by Graves and Caroline Waller; the girl refused to return home, and young Thomas at last consented to her going to Sydney to act as bride-maid to Caroline Waller, whom Graves told him he intended to marry. On reaching Sydney it appeared that Graves was married to Clariuda Thomas; who however, after on absence of eight months, returned home, and now lived with her parents again.

The jury returned a verdict of not guilty. The Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser 8 November 1848

b. abt 1841 d. 15/5/1912 Surrey Hills br. Waverley

m. Joseph Wallis (abt 1835- 1888 Surry Hills ) 1874 Kiama

1. (f) Mary A Wallis b. 1875 Kiama 13119/1875 
2. (m) John Thomas Walter Wallis b. 1878 Kiama 14815/1878 d. 1939 Sydney

WALLIS.-May 15 1912, at her residence, 20 Kendall street. Surry Hills, Elizabeth Frances, relict of Joseph Wallis (late of Illawarra), aged. 71 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 16 May 1912 p 8

It is possible she was a widow and her maiden name was McFarlin

d.1923 Manly

f. Samuel m. Elizabeth

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

d. abt 1910

m. William Wallis (14/5/1855 Mulconda-1920 Taree) 1893 Leichhardt

1. (m) George Clwyyd Wallis b. 1893 Woonona 39890/1893 d. 1984
2. (f) Sarah E Wallis b. 1896 Woonona 18182/1896 
3. (f) Winifred M Wallis b. 1898 Granville
4. (f) Edith W Wallis b. 1899 Burwood
5. (f) Hilda M Wallis b. 1901 Wallsend
6. (m) William Wallis b. 1903 Wallsend
7. (m) Athol T Wallis b. 1906 Wallsend

b. 24/12/1854 West Dapto V18551260 42A/1855 d. 5/3/1936 Lismore

m. Alfred Frederick Wallis ( 25/2/1851 Hull Yorkshire- 22/4/1929 Beaudesert Qld ) 22/1/1879 St Luke's Dapto

f. William Rose m. Elizabeth Harris *

1. (f) Elizabeth Caroline Christina Wallis b. 28/1/1880 Rosebery d. 17/12/1968 Gympie Qld (Walter Charles Francis 1901)
2. (m) Alfred William August Wallis b. 1/11/1881 d. 19/7/1953 Chinchilla Qld (Isabella Mitchell Stewart 1906)
3. (f) Almena Susan Wallis b. 12/5/1883 Brunswick Heads d. 5/9/1962 Kyogle (Michael Hannan 1902)
4. (f) Elizabeth Amelia Wallis b. 15/9/1885 Myocum (Colwell Barton)
5. (f) Annastasia Charlotte Wallis b. 22/9/1887 Myocum d. 1978 Lismore ( James Martin0
6. (f) Lydia Matilda Wallis b. 15/10/1889 Myocum d. 1/7/1973 Lismore (Richard Ireland)
7. (u) Wallis b. d. abt 1890 Myocum
8. George Henry Wallis b. 16/3/1892 Myocum d. 11/6/1985 Murwillumbah
9. Samuel James Wallis b. 1/3/1895 Myocum d. 2/6/1966 Murwillumbah (Florence Kunkler0
10. Ivy Rubena Violet Wallis b. 20/5/1898 Myocum ( Albert Summers 1927)
11. Ernest Raymond Wallis b. 12/8/1900 Myocum d. 27/3/1983 Gatton Qld (Linda Watts)

WALLACE — ROSE. — By special license, at St. Luke's Church, Dapto, on the 22nd January instant, by the Rev. J. Stack, Alfred Wallace late of Sydney, to Susan, fifth daughter of Mr. William Rose, of West Dapto. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 31 January 1879 p 2

b. 10/2/ 1835 Drumkeeran Fermanagh Ireland d. 11/1/1914 Lismore 2529/1914

m. William Walmsley (abt 1826 Fermanagh Ireland - 1920 Son of Edward Walmsley & Sarah Walker *) 16/8/1855 CofE Jamberoo: Kiama Shoalhaven V18551207 43B

f. George Grey m. Isabella Vance *

Ship: 1841 Brothers

1. (f) Sarah Rachel Walmsley (Joseph June Morris 1875)
2. (m) William A W Walmsley b. 1857 Windsor
3. (m) George Walmsley
4. (m) Archie Walmsley
5. (m) Herbert John Walmsley b. 1871 Hawkesbury
6. (m) Henry Ernset Walmsley b. 1873 Hawkesbury
7. (f) Mary Helena Jane Walmsley b. 1876 Kiama (George McLean 1897)
8. (m) Norman Charles G Walmsley b. 1879 Kiama
9. (m) Adam Ernest Walmsley b. 1881 Kiama
10. (f) Gertrude A Walmsley b. 1888 Kiama
11. (f) Mary A Walmsley b. 1890 Lismore
12. (f) Anna J E Walmsley (John Lindsay 1892)
13. (f) Amelia J Walmsley (William Dunn 1897)

Death of an Old Colonist.  

Mrs. William Walmsley, sen., of Eltham, near Lismore, died on Sunday, aged 79 years (our Lismore correspondent wired last night). She was a native of County Fermanagh, and came to Australia when 5 years of age, her parents settling at Wollongong. She was married in 1855, and resided at Hawkesbury till 1884, when, with her husband and family she settled at Eltham, residing there till her death. Her husband and a family of seven sons and four daughters survive her. The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933) Wednesday 14 January 1914

b. 1860 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama ; Shoalhaven d. 12/7/1930 South Murwillumbah

m. Edward George Walmsley (1856 Glebe-1926 Byron Bay Son of William Walmsley & Mary A) 1885 Kiama

f. Henry Gray m. Mary Jane Walmsley *

1. (m) Henry A Walmsley b. 1886 Kiama
2. (m) William G Walsmley b. 1888 Lismore
3. (f) Maria H Walmsley b. 1890 Lismore
4. (f) Emma Walmsley b. 1892 Lismore
5. (m) Walter S Walmsley b. 1894 Lismore
6. (m) Percy O Walmsley b. 1896 Lismore

Mrs. M. Walmsley

The death occurred on Saturday night, of Mrs. M. Walmsley, widow of the late George Walmsley, at her residence, Greville Street, South Murwillumbah.

Deceased had reached the age of 69 years.

The funeral, which took place at 1.30 p.m. yesterday from All Saints' Church of England, Murwillumbah, was attended by residents from all parts of the district. The Rev. W. E.Wrexal-Holborow officiated at the graveside.

The late Mrs. Walmsley was well-known in the Brunswick district, she with her late husband and family hav ing resided at Billinudgel for many years. Deceased, is survived by two sons, Percy: (Murwillumbah), and George W. (Highfields, Tweed Heads). Two sons and a daughter predeceased her. Tweed Daily (Murwillumbah, NSW : 1914 - 1949) Monday 14 July 1930 p 2

When her two brother Frederick and James arrived on the Himalaya in 1865 she was living in Kiama

b. abt 1799 Kilskitty Fermanagh Ireland d. 1868 Gosford

m. Edward Walmsley (1793 Magheraculmoney Ireland 1885 Burrawang Son of James Walmsley & Ellen Sharpe ) 14/9/1811 Magheraculmoney Ireland

f. John Walker m. Sarah Sturt

Ship: Susan 1839

1. (f) Jane Walmsley * b. 1812 Fermanagh Ireland d. 25/7/1895 Burrawang (James Irvine)
2. (f) Maria Walmsley * b. 15/5/1815 Drumcahy Fermanagh Ireland d. 2/4/1900 Fountaindale Jamberoo (Henry Gray 1833)
3. (m) James Walmsley b. abt1818 Fermanagh Ireland d. 1905 (Eleanor Jane Phillips)
4. (f) Sarah Walmsley b. abt 1820 Fermanagh Ireland d. 1913 (John Robert McKenzie)
5. (f) Margaret Walmsley b. abt 1822 Fermanagh Ireland
6. (m) John Walmsley b. abt 1824 Fermanagh Ireland d. 1893 (Mary Johnston)
7. (m) William Walmsley b. abt 1826 Fermanagh Ireland d. 1920 (Mary Jane Grey * 1855)
8. (m) Edward Walmsley b. abt 1830 Fermanagh Ireland d. 1895 ( Isabella Phillips, Alice Owens)
9. (f) Alice Walmsley b. abt 1832 Fermanagh Ireland d. 1929 (Henry Wilson)
10. (m) Archibald Walmsley b. abt 1834 5 Fermanagh Ireland d. 1887 (Elizabeth Owens)
11. (f) Mary Jane Walmsley d. abt 1836 Fermanagh Ireland d. 1869 (William Grey)

In the 1841 census the family was living at Garden Hill.

m. William Walsh

1. (m) Thomas Walshe b. 27/4/1892 Mount Kembla 38985/1892 
2. (f) Margaret M Walsh b. 1894 Wollongong 37916/1894 
3. (f) Edith C Walsh b. 1897 Wollongong 8622/1897 

Living at Dunmore in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. James Walsh

1. (f) Ada A Walsh b. 1893 Woonona

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

m. Patrick Walsh 1883 Grenfell

1. (f) Margaret Mary D Walsh b. 1883 Grenfell
2. (f) A Walsh b. 30/8/1884 Kiama d. 18/2/1963 (Sister Columbia of the Sisters of Mercy)

m. William Walsh

Living at South Clifton in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. abt 1834 Ballinrobe Mayo d. 13/5/1898 Queanbeyan br. Queanbeyan

m. Joseph or William Thompson 1853

f. Michael Walsh m. Mary

Ship: Panama 1850

Irish Orphan parents both dead when she arrived Employed on arrival by T Thicknesse, Wollongong, £7-8, 2 yrs. Im. Cor. 50/352 Wollongong and 365.

Married Joseph (William) Thompson, a shoemaker in Queanbeyan (?), April 1853, 5 children, died 13 May 1898, buried Queanbeyan.

Living at Albion Park in 1903 Electoral Roll – Dressmaker

b. abt 1822 Queen’s County Ireland d. 28/6/1899 Drummoyne br. Gerringong

m. John Walsh (abt 1812 Dublin Ireland – 25/7/1870 Gerringong ) abt 1838 Campbelltown

f. Michael O’Mara m. Mary Fitzgerald *

Ship: 1829 Edward

1. (f) Charlotte Walsh* b. 19/1/1841 Jamboroo (Charles D Young 1860)
2. (m) William Walsh b. 30/3/1843 Jamboroo d. 9/2/1893
3. (f) Caroline Mary Walsh * b. 21/11/1844 Jamberoo d. 30/4/1906 Jamberoo (Patrick McGuire)
4. (f) Philomena Walsh * b. 12/2/1847 Jamberoo d. 20/11/1885 Gerringong (James Dwyer 1870)
5. (m) Michael Walsh b. 30/1/1849 George St Sydney
6. (m) Peter Walsh b. 3/11/1852 Jamberoo d. 10/3/1926 Jamberoo (Julia O'Sullivan * 1881)
7. (f) Julia Ann Walsh * b. 3/7/1854 Jamberoo d. 1948 Qld ( James Gallen 1875)
8. (m) Bob Walsh
9. (f) Mary Ann Walsh b. 1857 Kiama (Joseph Silva/Sylva)
10. (f) Catherine Walsh * b. 1/11/1858 Jamberoo 8188/1858 d. 19/1/1922 Kangaroo Valley (Peter L'Estrange 1882)
11. (m) Male Walsh b. 1862 Kiama
12. (m) Alfred Walsh b. 1865 Kiama d. 1942 ( Sarah Ann Murphy 1896)

OBITUARY

The death is announced of Mrs. Catharine Walsh, at the residence of her daughter (Mrs. Silver), Broughton Street, Drummoyne, on Wednesday last. Mrs. Walsh was an old resident of Gerringong, and mother of Mrs, C, D. Young, of Jamberoo.

Her remains were conveyed to Gerringong by train on Thursday for Interment at the Roman Catholic cemetery. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Saturday 1 July 1899 p 2

The Late Mrs. J. Walsh

The death is announced of the late Mrs. J. Walsh, a lady who might rightly be regarded as one of the pioneers of the South Coast, and whose children are now scattered about in different districts, worthily filling their parts as citizens in this thriving native country. The deceased passed away on June 28th, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Sylva, Drummoyne, from heart failure, she having attained the ripe age of 77 years. Born in Queen's County, Ireland, Mrs. Walsh arrived with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. O'Mara, in this colony in 1829, and was married to the late Mr. John Walsh in Campbelltown 61 years ago. She was the mother of twelve children, nine of' whom survive her— four sons and five daughters. For seventy years Mrs. Walsh was a resident of the South Coast, and few knew the history of the district better than she, or had a larger fund of anecdotes concerning it. Of a kindly and genial disposetion, with a bright intelligence, she was a general favorite and much respected by a large circle of friends and acquaintances, who, with her many relations will sincerely mourn her loss. For a number of years she had (says the Kiama “Independent”) been a sufferer, but personal suffering never prevented her from extending, her kindly help and sympathy to a friend. Many a long ride she took in the early days of the bush tracks, when doctors and nurses were few and far between, to give her ready help and nursing skill to one in distress whether friend or stranger. With true Christian spirit and fortitude, she prepared to meet the end, which was calm and peaceful, and a fitting one to a long life of usefulness. Her remains were, brought to Gerringong t June 29th for interment, the Rev. Father Barlow officiating. Some beautiful wreaths were sent by friends and relatives and a large number of persons, gathered at the grave.

The late Mrs. Walsh was the honoured mother of Mr. Michael Walsh, of. Yatteyattah, and Mr. Alfred Walsh of Woodburn in this district, the last named being her youngest child.The Ulladulla and Milton Times (NSW : 1891 - 1917) Saturday 8 July 1899 p 5

b. abt 1806 d. 4/5/1884 br. Jamberoo

m. Thomas Walsh

1. (f) Margaret Walsh b. abt 1848 d. 1/5/1876 Jamberoo

b. abt 1856 d. 31/5/1927 Sydney 5279/1927 br. Jamberoo General

m. Peter Walsh (3/11/1852 Jamberoo - 10/3/1926 Jamberoo Son of John Walsh & Catherine O’Mara *) 1881 Sydney 1117/1881

f. John O’Sullivan m. Margaret

1. (m) John Robert Walsh b. 1883 Shoalhaven 29951/1883 d. 4/2/1955 ( Imelda Mary )
2. (m) Joseph Walsh b. 1884 Shoalhaven 31538/1884
3. (m) Thomas P Walsh b. 1885 Shoalhaven 32526/1885
4. (m) Peter E Walsh b. 1887 Shoalhaven 34461/1887
5. (f) Julia A Walsh b. 1888 Nowra 35562/1888
6. (f) Margaret C Walsh b. 1890 Nowra 26185/1890
7. (f) Catherine C Walsh b. 1895 Berry 4352/1895

Lived in the Jamberoo area for 70 of her 71 years.

b. 1853 Pyrmont. 2/6/1928 Lidcombe br. Bulli

m. Patrick Walsh (1852 Penrith-1931 Bulli Son of Patrick Walsh & Bridget)

f. McCormack m. Lynch

1. (m) John Walsh b. 1874 Bathurst d. 1948 Bulli (Mary Ann Sweeney * 1895)
2. (m) Patrick Walsh b. 1875 Bathurst (Alice M Hudson 1897)
3. (f) Bridget M Walsh b. 1877 Bathurst
4. (f) Catherine Walsh b. 1878 Bathurst
5. (m) James Walsh b. 1879 Bathurst
6. (f) Sarah Ann Walsh * b. 1881 Bathurst d. 17/1/1945 Bulli (Aaron Morgan 1906)
7. (f) Gertude Amonica Walsh b. 1882 East Macqaurie d. 1953 Bulli (Michael J Gallagher 1909, Alexander Mozzini 1925)
8. (m) Joseph Augustine Walsh b. 1887 East Macquarie d. 1952 Auburn
9. (f) Josephine Agnes Walsh b. 1889 East Macquarie d. 18/2/1941 Woonona (William C Montgomery 1910)

Ran the Knickerbocker Hotel in Bathurst then Woonona, Berry, and then Thirroul.

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties. Buried with Grandson James who died in 1914 aged 13 years.

WALSH-— In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother, Margaret Walsh, who departed this life June 2nd, 1928; aged 77 years.

Inserted by her loving daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren, Fannie, Bill, Albert, Alma, Willie, Andrew and Bobby Montgomery.

WALSH— In loving memory of my dear wife Margaret Walsh, who de parted this life June 2nd, 192S; aged 77 years.

Inserted by her loving husband, Patrick Walsh.,

WALSH-— In loving memory of our dear mother, Margaret Walsh, who departed, this life June 2nd, 1928; aged 77 years.

Inserted by her loving daughter and son-in-law, Amonica and Alic Mozzini, Lidcombe.

WALSH— In loving memory of our dear mother,: Margaret Walsh, who departed this life, June 2nd, 1928; aged 77 years.

Inserted., by -her loving son and daughter-in-law and grandchildren..Gus Murray, Florrie, Reg and Jackie, Walsh, Auburn. :

WALSH — -Sacred to the memory of my dear another, Margaret Walsh, who departed this life June 2nd, 1-928 .

Inserted: by her loving daughter and son-in-law and .grandchild; . Annie Arron and Athol Morgan South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 7 June 1929 p 21

m. Edward Walsh

1. (f) Mary Walsh b. 1859 V18594153 142B/1859
2. (m) Edward M Walsh b. 1860 5880 VOL 142B/1860
3. (m) John Walsh b. 1862 Sydney 1041/1862
4. (f) Bridget Walsh b. 6/2/1863 Wollongong 14945/1863

Living at Albion Park in 1903 Electoral Roll – Dressmaker

Living at Stoney Creek in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. John Walsh

1. (m) John Francis Walsh b. 18/12/1867 Jamberoo bp Kiama RC
2. (f) Mary Walsh b. 13/11/1869 Stony Creek bp Kiama RC
3. (f) Mary Teresa Elizabeth Walsh * b. 16/9/1872 Stony Creek bp Kiama RC
4. (f) Catherine Walsh b. 24/9/1874 Jamberoo bp Kiama RC
5. (f) Anne Walsh b. 11/11/1876 Jamberoo bp Kiama RC
6. (f) Theresa Elizabeth Walsh b. 1881 Kiama
7. (m) John Walsh b. 1883 Kiama
8. (m) William Augustine Walsh b. 16/2/1888 Shellharbour d. 1888 Kiama

Husband a farmer

m. John Walsh

1. (f) Ellen Walsh b. 30/6/1864 West Dapto
2. (m) William Walsh 13/6/1866

b. 1880 Sydney d. 1961 Bulli

m. John Walsh (1874 Bathurst -1948 Bulli Son of Patrick Walsh & Margaret McCormack *) 1895 Bathurst

f. Michael Sweeney m. Mary Ann Rudd

1. (f) Nevan H Walsh b. 1895 Woonona
2. (m) John J Walsh b. 1899 Woonona
3. (f) Lauretta M Walsh b. 1900 Woonona
4. (m) James R Walsh b. 1902 Woonona
5. (f) Mary A Walsh b. 1906 Woonona
6. (f) Eileen M Walsh b. 1910 Woonona
7. (f) Kathleen Walsh b. 1913 Woonona
8. (f) Sarah A Walsh b. 1914 Bulli
9. (f) Ellen V Walsh b. 1917 Bulli

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Husband a miner.

b. 16/9/1872 Stony Creek

f. John Walsh m. Mary Flynn *

Living at Stoney Creek in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 24/5/1879 Yellow Rock d. 14/5/1963 Wollongong

m. James Walters (1873 Kiama -7/7/1952 Sydney Son of Henry Walters & Mary A *) 1904 Kiama

f. Henry Prior m. Ellen

1. Neta M Walters b. 1905 Albion Park (A T Malcolm)
2. Eva H H Walters b. 1909 Wollongong (W Newell)
3. Mervyn Walters

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

b. 1855 Dapto

m. Edwin Walter 24/10/1878

f. John Alger m. Margaret Whitehill *

WALTER-ALGER.-October 24, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. William Hough, Edwin, third son of Edward Walter, builder, of Moruya, to Ellen Christina, sixth daughter of the late John Alger, Berkeley Estate, Wollongong. The Sydney Morning Herald 16 November 1878

m. John Walters

1. (f) Emily V Walters b. 1890 Wollongong 37844/1890 

b. abt 1833 d. 1891 Kangaroo Mountain

m. Henry Walters (abt 1828 Newark England -14/8/1905 Bellawongarah)

f. m. Mary

Ship: Commodore Perry 1856

1. (m) William Walters b. abt 1855
2. (f) Fanny M Walters b. 1859 Kiama 8362/1859 
3. (f) Elizabeth Walters b. 1861 Kiama 8094/1861 
4. (f) Abigail M Walters b. 1863 Kiama 8482/1863 
5. (m) Thomas A Walters b. 1866 Kiama 9614/1866 
6. (m) Henry J Walters b. 1869 Kiama 12352/1869 
7. (m) Joseph F Walters b. 1871 Kiama 11696/1871 
8. (m) Samuel Walters b. 1873 Kiama 12265/1873 
9. (m) James Walters b. 1873 Kiama 12264/1873  d. 1952 Sydney (Amy Jane Prior * 1904)

Family lived at Saddleback and Gerringong for 17 years after their arrival.

…deaths have-resulted from influenza…. Mrs. H. Walters, of Kangaroo Mountain Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1870 - 1907) Saturday 7 November 1891 p 15

b.1842 d. 17/10/1918 br. Corrimal Catholic

m. John Walters 1871 Grafton 2292/1871

f. John Cawley m. Mary Callaghan

b. 1868 Kiama d. 1/9/1947 Kiama br. Kiama General

m. Robert Walthour (abt 1869 – 26/4/1943 Kiama ) 1891 Berrima

f. Henry Herbert m. Susan West *

1. (m) West R Walthour b. 1892 Robertson d. 1892 Robertson
2. (f) ( Coggin ?)
3. (m) Harland Hartley Walthour b. 1907 Albion Park d. 1937 Wollongong (Ada E Byrnes 1930)

Living at Fountaindale in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 1867 Sydney d. 3/6/1952 Helensburgh cr. Woronora

m. Robert Walton (abt 1868 Durham -24/4/1947 Helensburgh Son of William Walton & Margaret Ann Simpson *) 1889 Newtown

f. Edward Feeney m. Margaret

1. (f) Florence M Walton b. 1889 Leichhardt d. 1890 Leichhardt
2. (m) William Edward Walton b. 1892 Leichhardt
3. (m) Sydney Walton b. 1894 Leichhardt d. 19/10/1941 Loftus level crossing (Mary Horan 1917)

Living at Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. Daniel Walton

1. (m) Richard Walton b. 1847 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong

b. abt 1837 d. 14/10/1917 West Wallsend br. West Wallsend

m. Edward Walton (abt 1839 -17/10/1911 West Wallsend Son of Thomas Walton & Elizabeth B) 1862 Newcastle

1. (f) Elizabeth Walton b. 1864 Newcastle 11846/1864 
2. (f) Mary J Walton b. 1866 Newcastle 11933/1866 
3. (f) Margaret Walton b. 1868 Newcastle 13498/1868 
4. (m) John Walton b. 1870 Newcastle 13992/1870 
5. (m) Thomas Walton b. 1872 Newcastle 14749/1872 
6. (m) Edward Walton b. 1875 Maitland 13783/1875 
7. (m) Matthew Walton b. 1877 Lambton 17404/1877 
8. (f) Ellen Walton b. 1879 Lambton 20055/1879 
9. (m) James Walton b. 1881 Lambton 24711/1881 
10. (f) Rebecca Maud Walton b. 1886 Wollongong 24269/1886 d. 1972 Cessnock (Williams)

b. abt 1848 Ingelton Yorkshire d. 189/5/1924 Helensburgh br. Helensburgh

m. William Walton (abt 1845 Easington Durham – 1925 Helensburgh Son of Robert Walton & Sarah) 1866 Auckland Durham

f. Isaac Simpson m. Peggy

Ship: 1882 Hereford

1. (m) Robert Walton b. abt 1868 Durham d. 24/4/1947 Helensburgh (Amelia Mary Feeney * 1889)
2. (f) Sarah J Walton b. abt 1869 Tow Law Durham (Edward J Johanson 1897)
3. (m) Isaac Walton b. abt 1872 Fylands Bridge Durham (Emma I Gee 1895)
4. (m) John Jonah Walton b. abt 1875 Low Spennymoor Durham d. 21/5/1931 Burwood (Matilda Wall * 1893)
5. (f) Elizabeth A Walton b. abt 1877 Binchester Durham (Ferdus McCardell 1897)
6. (f) Peggy Walton b. abt 1879 Tindale Cresent Durham (William M Hunt 1897)
7. (m) William Walton b. 1882 d. 1882 on voyage
8. (m) William Walton b. 1882 Petersham
9. (f) Isabella Walton b. 1884 Leichhardt
10. (m) Joseph E Walton b. 1888 Leichhardt (Christina Harper 1910)

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

We regret to report the death of Mrs. Walton, a very old resident of Helensburgh, who died on Monday last, and was interred on Tuesday In the local cemetery, Rev. R. D, Peatt officiated. A large number of residents attended the funeral, which proved that the deceased was held in high esteem. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 30 May 1924 p 20

m. James Walton

1. (m) Joseph T Walton b. 1887 Newcastle 30059/188
2. (f) Ellen Walton b. 1888 Woonona 25868/1888 
3. (f) Ann Walton b. 1891 Lithgow 19653/1891
4. (m) James Walton b. 1897 Wollongong 8628/1897 
5. (m) George Walton b. 1898 Woonona 36182/1898 
6. (f) May Walton b. 1901 Lithgow 13914/1901
7. (f) Ivy Walton b. 1903 East Maitland 22442/1903
8. (m) William H Walton b. 1905 West Wallsend 28906/1905
9. (f) Amy Walton b. 1908 Adamstown 21439/1908

Living at Bellambi in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. Isaac Walton

1. (f) Mary Walton b. 7/10/1858 Shoalhaven bp Kiama RC
2. (m) Francis Walton b. 26/8/1868 Broughton Creek bp Kiama RC

Husband a settler

d. 14/6/1956 cr. Woronora

m. John Jonah Walton (abt 1875 Low Spennymoor Durham- 21/5/1931 Burwood Son of William Walton & Margaret Ann Simpson *) 1893 Leichhardt

1. (m) John T Walton b. 1893 Leichhardt
2. (m) Norman L Walton b. 1894 Leichhardt
3. (m) Roy J Walton b. 1896 Leichhardt

Living at Helensburgh in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. abt 1880 d. 1961 WA br. Mullalyup WA

m. Alfred Thomas Walton (abt 1871 -18/4/1943 Collie WA) 1901 Wollongong

f. James Long m. Mary *

2. (f) Ivy Dorothy Ambrosine Walton b. 1901 South Fremantle WA
3. (m) John James Walton b. 1903 Fremantle WA
4. (m) Stillborn Walton b. d. 1904 Fremantle WA
5. (f) Ivy Iris Walton
6. (f) Ivy Thelma Walton
7. (f) Ivy Edna Walton
8. (f) Ivy Stella Walton

m. John Walworth

1. (f) Mary J Walworth b. 1839 CofE Dapto/Wollongong
2. (m) Joseph H Walworth b. 1841 CofE St John’s Parramatta
3. (f) Lucy J Walworth b. 1844 CofE Goulburn Bathurst

m. Charles Wan-Ching

1. (f) Amelia Wan Ching 1900 Woonona 28021/1900 

b. 1879 Ireland d. 1929 Adamstown br. Sandgate

m. Emmerson Forster Wandless (1860 Seaham Durham England – 1937 Hamilton 1899 Son of Bateman Wandless & Eleanor Ann Forster)

f. Samuel Bright m. Kate or Mary

1. (m) Frederick Wandless b. 5/5/1881 Thornley Durham England d. 1950 Annandale
2. (m) McCurdy Wandless b. 1883 Greta d. 23/9/1950 Kurri Kurri
3. (m) Oscar Wandless b. 1884 Greta
4. (f) Ellinor Wandless b. 1888 d. 1888
5. (f) Kathleen H B Wandless b. 1890 Woonona 38504/1890 
6. (f) Eleanor Wandless b. 1893 Hamilton
7. (m) Percy Samuel B Wandless b. 1897 Lambton d. 1933
8. (f) Carrie Wandless b. 1899 Lambton

Husband a miner

WANLESS.-The relatives and friends of Mr. EMMISON WANLESS are invited to attend the funeral of his late beloved wife, HELEN MARY BRIGHT to move from his residence, Bourke-street. Adamstown this Afternoon. at 1.30.o'clock, for Church of England Cemetery., Sandgate . Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954) Monday 9 September 1929 p 6

b. 1825 d. 14/12/1887 Waverley

m. John Armand Cladan Want (1819- 29/11/1868 Parramatta ) 1849 CofE Cydesdael, South Creek, St Mary Magdelene's

f. Joseph Underwood m. Elizabeth Harris

1. (m) Armand Cladan Want b. 1853 d. 12/1/1904 Ryde
2. (f) Mary B Want b. 1854
3. (f) Jeanette Want b. 1855 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama; Shoalhaven
4. (m) Charles H Want d. 1908 Bega

She as a young lady did some paintings and sketches of early Sydney and there was a portrait of her.

WANT.—December 14, at 6.25 p.m., Charlotte Maria, relict of the late John Armand Cladan Want, aged 62. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 16 December 1887 p 1

b. 1868 Richmond River d. 8/4/1946 Dapto br. West Dapto Catholic Cemetery

m. George Waples (5/12/1864- 9/10/1943 Son of John Waples & Sarah Hunt * ) 12/10/1890 RC Presbytery 7726/1890 Wollongong

f. John Hughes m. Jane McGeary *

1. (f) Aurora Elizabeth Waples b. 1891 Wollongong (Alfred E Barrett 1912)
2. (m) George Francis Bede Waples b. 4/7/1893 Unanderra
3. (f) Gladys Alice Jane Waples b. 14/9/1895 Kangaroo Valley (J H Hodgson)
4. (m) Sebastian Victor Hope Waples b. 3/7/1897 Dapto
5. (f) Phyllis Irene Waples b. 27/3/1900 Dapto (Francis J Meaney 1930)
6. (f) Maritana V Waples b. 1903 (Thomas V Gleeson 1924 )
7. (m) David Charles K Waples b. 1905 Wollongong
8. (m) Leo R George Waples b. 1907 Wollongong
9. (f) Juanita Estelle J Dolly Waples b. 1909 Wollongong (Auburn McDonald 1935)
10. (f) Myrtle G Waples b. 1913 Dapto (M Murphy)

Mrs. Alice Jane Waples, of Dapto, passed away, at her residence in Prince's Highway, on Monday, aged 77 years. She was the widow of the late Mr. George Waples, who predeceased her some years ago. She is survived by a grown-up family. The deceased was an old identity of Dapto. The remains were interred in the Catholic Cemetery at West Dapto, after a service conducted by Father Grealey. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 12 April 1946 p 7

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

b. 29/1/1813 Windsor d. 2/6/1876 Mount Kembla br. St Luke’s Brownsville

m. George Waples (1807 Northumberland England- 27/2/1884 Mount Kembla Son of John Waples & ? ) 28/9/1835 Parramatta

f. William Carlisle m. Mary Ann Gordon

1. (f) Mary Ann Maria Waples * b. 20/3/1836 Sydney d. 11/5/1913 Crookwell (George Thurkettle 1857)
2. (m) James Waples b. 22/12/1839 Bulli d. 13/10/1907 (Catherine Axam* 1866)
3. (m) John Waples b. 5/1/1842 Bulli d. 4/10/1917 Unanderra (Sarah Hunt *)
4. (m) Charles Waples b. 13/4/1844 Bulli d. 5/11/1849 Berkeley
5. (f) Emma Waples * b. 10/6/1846 Berkeley d. 30/6/1919 Fairy Meadow ( George Hartley 1869, William Barlow 1892)
6. (f) Elizabeth Waples * b. 22/5/1848 Berkeley d. 26/6/1930 Adelaide SA (Charles Waples 1870)
7. (m) William Waples b. 12/8/1850 Berkeley d. 11/3/1852 Berkeley
8. (m) Richard Waples b. 12/8/1850 Berkeley 30/8/1919 Unanderra (Mary Ann Goodger * 1879, Ann Christina James * 1885)
9. (m) Robert Waples b. 25/5/1853 Berkeley d. 8/2/1860 Berkeley
10. (f) Susannah/Susan Waples * b. 4/5/1855 Berkeley d. 30/7/1927 (James Jolliffe 1869)
11. (m) Joseph Waples b. 28/5/1857 Berkeley d. 8/4/1899 Mt Kembla (Mary Glenn * 1882)
12. (m) David Waples b. 6/10/1860 Berkeley d. 19/4/1888

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Living at Unanderra in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

d. 14/8/1937 Moss Vale br. Wollongong

m. Richard Waples (13/3/1877-15/6/1933 Wollongong Son of John Waples & Sarah Hunt *) 1900 Berry

1. (f) Beatrice M Waples b. 1901 Wollongong 9023/1901 
2. (m) Francis Roy Waples b. 1903 Burwood 28978/1903 
3. (m) Eric N Waples b. 1908 Canterbury 2469/1908 
4. (m) Allan Waples
5. (f) Jessie A Waples b. 1909 Canterbury 23743/1909 (Charles W Trotter 1931)

MRS. ANN WAPLES

The death occurred on Saturday last of Mrs. Ann Waples, of 'Ashmount,' Fitzroy Falls' On the day previous she was visiting Moss Vale, and became suddenly ill.

While resting for a few minutes in a local pharmacy she collapsed, and medical aid was summoned.

She failed to respond to treatment, and passed peacefully away

Three sons, Roy (Kangaroo Valley) Eric and Allan, and one daughter, Mrs. Trotter, survive.

The Waples family were well known in the district, and deceased took a keen interest in all progressive and social movements in and around the Falls zone. The interment took place in the Wollongong Cemetery on Monday, where her late husband was laid to rest about two years previously. The Scrutineer and Berrima District Press (NSW : 1892 - 1948) Wednesday 18 August 1937 p 2

d. 3/5/1896 Unanderra

m. Richard Waples (12/8/1850 Berkeley- 30/8/1919 Unanderra Son of George Waples & Amelia Mary Carlisle *) 1885

f. William James m. Mary A

1. (f) Amelia Mary Anne Waples b. 2/11/1886 Fig Tree
2. (f) Florence Anne Waples b. 25/9/1887 Fig Tree d. 1942 Wollongong (John Catterall 1907)
3. (m) William Walter Waples b. 18/9/1888 Fig Tree 25722/1888 (Charlotte Hutchison)
4. (m) Albert Waples b. 3/6/1890 d. 7/8/1967 Gympie Qld (Edith Elizabeth Becker 1912)  
5. (f) Ethel May Waples b. 9/5/1893 Unanderra 39294/1893(Andrew Gilby 1919(
6. (f) Mable Isabel Waples b. 7/2/1896 Unanderra 9010/1896 d. 1949 Chatswood

b. 31/7/1842 Berkeley NSW d. 4/5/1915 North Sydney

m. James Waples (22/12/1839 Bulli – 13/10/1907 Son of George Waples & Amelia Mary Carlisle * ) 27/12/1866 Wollongong

f. Francis Axam m. Isabella James

1. (m) Francis George Waples b. 27/12/1867 Unanderra 18060/1868 d. 1949 Wollongong (Evelyn Johnson 1904)
2. (f) Amelia Waples * b. 13/8/1869 Canterbury/Wollongong 19897/1869 d. 10/1/1940 Wollongong (James William Gorrell 1890)
3. (f) Isabella Waples * b. 25/11/1871 Wollongong 19685/1871 d. 13/1/1941 Burwood ( William Thompson 1898)
4. (f) Mary Elizabeth Waples * b. 17/11/1874 Unanderra 20887/1873  d. 23/6/1931 Wollongong (John McPhail 1897)
5. (m) James Arthur Waples b. 14/11/1875 Wollongong 21958/1875 d. 5/5/1878
6. (m) Joseph William Waples b. 28/6/1878 (Elsie J Russell 1911)
7. (f) Sarah Lavinia Waples * b. 14/9/1880 d. 1944 Wollongong (Clarence Hamilton Smith 1909)
8. (f) Catherine Ann Waples b. 26/4/1883 d. 1957 Wollongong ( William Robson 1910)

Living at Canterbury Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. abt 1875 d. 28/7/1902 Sydney

m. Charles Henry Waples (29/4/1879- 9/6/1955 Wollongong Son of John Waples & Sarah Hunt *) 1901 Ashfield

f. Charles James Jackson m. Catherine Alice

1. (f) Blanche J C Waples b. 1902 Wollongong 18274/1902 

WAPLES.— July 28, at the Sydney Hospital, Cecelia Mary Margaret Waples, aged 27 years. The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1871 - 1912) Saturday 2 August 1902 p 317

b. abt 1877 Carbrook Yorkshire d. 2/7/1959 Hurstville

m. Joseph Waples (17/10/1874 Crookwell -21/7/1929 Cobbler’s Hill Figtree Son of John Waples & Sarah Hunt *) 5/6/1901 5249/1901

f. William Savage m. Eliza Lovett *

1. (m) Reginald A Waples b. 10/7/1902 Figtree 28015/1902 
2. (f) Audrey C Waples b. 1904 Woonona 18454/1904 
3. (m) Male Waples b. 1907 Wollongong 31080/1907 
4. (f) Martha J Waples b. 1910 Wollongong 34025/1910
5. (m) George E Waples b. 1913 Wollongong  

Late of Cobbler’s Hill Unanderra/Figtree

WAPLES-SAVAGE-June 5, 1901, at the Congregational Church, Wollongong by the Rev E T Miles, Joseph fourth son of John Waples, Kembla, to Edith Eliza, eldest daughter of William Savage, Corrimal, late at Sheffield, Yorkshire, England.

WAPLES-July10, at her residence, Figtree, Wollongong the wife of Joseph Waples of a son The Sydney Morning Herald 26 July 1902

Living at Fig Tree Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties Husband a fireman

b. 22/5/1848 Berkeley d. 26/6/1930 Adelaide SA

f. George Waples m. Amelia Carlisle *

m. Charles Waples (19/11/1841 Thrapstone Northumberland- 4/7/1922 Adelaide SA Son of John Waples & Mary Ann Allen ) 15.06.1870 Brownsville

f. George Waples m. Amelia Carlisle *

1. (m) William Allen Waples b. 17/9/1871 Charcoal reg Yass d. 7/4/1936 Adelaide
2. (m) Charles Waples b. 8/10/1873 Charcoal reg Yass
3. (m) Alfred Waples b. 1876 Goulburn
4. (f) Amelia Waples b. 1878 Goulburn
5. (m) Albert Waples b. 1880 Goulburn d. 8/11/1881 Crookwell
6. (f) Ruth Waples b. 1882 Crookwell
7. (f) Elizabeth Waples b. 1885 Crookwell

The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Waples (78) occurred recently at Unley South Australia. The late Mrs Waples was the relict of the late Charles Waples, and a daughter of the late George Waples, of Kembla. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 8 August 1930 p 11

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

b. 1872 Newtown d. 7/7/1952 Dapto br.

m. John James Waples (17/1/1872 Crookwell – 26/4/1952 Marrickville Son of John Waples & Sarah Hunt *) 11/11/1899 Ashfield

f. Charles James Jackson m. Catherine Alice

1. (m) Edris C Waples b. 1900 Wollongong 36871/1900 (Robert J Guthrie 1922)
2. (m) Roy G Waples b. 1902 Wollongong 37597/1902 
3. (f) Vera M Waples b. 1904 Wollongong 38523/1904 (Leslie Davies 1924)
4. (f) Hilma Inez Waples b. 1909 Wollongong 43538/1909 (Herbert Willadsen 1933, Alwyn Mervin Chie 1949)

WAPLES, Helen Mary Florence. -July 7 1952 at her daughter’s residence 38 Marshall Street Dapto widos of John James and dearly loved mother of Edris (Mrs R J Guthrie) Roy, Vera (Mrs L Davies) and Hilma (Mrs M Chie) aged 80 years The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 8 July 1952 p 14

b. abt 1870 d. 22/4/1951 Dapto

m. William Waples (24/5/1866 -20/4/1944 Dapto Son of John Waples & Sarah Hunt * ) 1898 Berry

f. William Bates m. Margaret

1. (f) Isabel M Bates/Bain b. (Wallace J Arnold 1929)
2. (m) William H Waples b. 1902 Wollongong 27995/1902 
3. (m) Archibald J Waples b. 1907 Wollongong 19898/1907 
4. (f) Gladys Waples b. 1906 Wollongong 9508/1906 (Bruce Swan 1931)

MRS I. WAPLES.

A well known resident of the Brownsville dist, Mrs. Isabella Waples, of Prince's Highway hospital on Sunday night, aged 81.

Her husband, William, died about seven years ago. Mrs. Waples was the mother of Isabel (Mrs. W. Arnold) William, Archie and Gladys (Mrs. B. Swan). There will be a funeral service this afternoon in St. Luke's Church, Brownsville, prior to interment in the church cemetery. Illawarra Daily Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1950 - 1954) Tuesday 24 April 1951 p 4

Living at South Kembla in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b 15/1/1860 Jamberoo d. 19/10/1927 Mt Ousley br. St Luke's Dapto

m. Joseph Waples (28/5/1857 Berkeley- 8/4/1899 Mt Kembla Son of George Waples & Amelia Carlisle *) 26/4/1882 Crookwell

f. George Glenn m. Charlotte Dixon*

1. (m) William George Glenn Waples b. 1883 Mt Kembla 20982/1883 d. 15/4/1896 Mt Kembla
2. (m) Joseph Arthur Waples b. 1884 Mt Kembla 22826/1884 d. 1963 Lidcombe ( Elsie May Lymbery 1925)
3. (m) Thomas Bertrand Waples b. 1888 Mt Kembla 25596/1888 d. 1952 Nowra
4. (f) Charlotte Amelia Waples b. 1889 Mt Kembla 24545/1889 d. 1964 Nowra
5. (m) Cecil Amos Waples b. 1892 Mt Kembla 39022/1892 d. 1966 Goulburn

Living at South Kembla in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. abt 1849 d. 1882

m. Richard Waples (12/8/1850 Berkeley- Son of George Waples & Amelia Carlisle *) 10/3/1879 St Michael’s Wollongong

f. James Goodger m. Mary Ann Ward

WAPLES— GOODGER. — March 10th, at St„ Michael's Church, Wollongong, by the Rev. T. G. Ewing. Richard, third son of George Waples, to Mary Annie, second daughter of James Goodger, of Lowestoft, England. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 14 March 1879 p 2

b. 6/12/1847 Dapto d. 11/3/1934 Wollongong

m. John Waples ( 5/1/1842 Bulli -4/10/1917 Unanderra Son of George Waples & Amelia Mary Carlisle * ) 2/2/1864 Brownsville 3382/1864

f. Henry Hunt m. Mary Ann Close *

1. (m) George Waples b. 5/12/1864 Central Kembla d. 9/10/1943 ( Alice Jane Hughes *1890)
2. (m) William Waples b 24.05.1866 Central Kembla d 20.04.1944 ( Isabella Bates * 1898)
3. (f) Jemima Waples * b. 23/8/1868 Unanderra d. 21/2/1947 Russell Vale ( Michael Crotty 1886, Michael Daley 1901)
4. (m) John James Waples b. 17/1/1872 Crookwell d. 26/4/1952 ( Helen Mary Florence Jackson * 1899)
5. (m) Joseph Waples b. 17/10/1874 Crookwell d. 21/7/1929 (Edith Eliza Savage * 1901)
6. (m) Richard Waples b. 13/3/1877 d. 15/6/1933 ( Anne Napier * 1900)
7. (m) Charles Henry Waples b. 29/4/1879 Uananderra d. 9/6/1955 Wollongong ( Cecilia Mary Margaret Jackson * 1901, Florence Mabel Leggett )
8. (f) Amelia Mary Waples b. 28/4/1881 Wollongong d. 13/10/1954 (Donald McIntyre, David Browning 1912)
9. (f) Sarah Letitia Waples * b. 30/11/1883 Wollongong d. 10/8/1911 Tarrawanna (George William Jolliffe 1902)
10. (m) Albert Waples b. 3/2/1887 Wollongong d. 10/8/1944 (Edna May Oliver)
11. (f) Lily Alberta Waples b. 13/7/1888 Wollongong d. 10/3/1953 ( Hector James Barrett 1904)
12. (f) Ann Selina Waples b. 23/8/1891 Wollongong d. 1983 (William Holbrow 1923)

Living at South Kembla in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 12/11/1875 Dapto 21955/1875 d. 4/11/1958 Murwillumbah br. Murwillumbah

m. Richard Wappett (1876 Bathurst - 9/2/1941 Murwillumbah Son of John Wappett & Annie) 1897 Newtown 8245/1897

f. James Warrington m. Clara Williams *

1. (m) Alfred John Patrick Wappett b. 1/5/1899 Dapto d. 1956 Lismore
2. (f) Agnes Mary Wappett b. 1901 Sydney 19031/1901 (L G Furness)
3. (m) George Denis Wappett b. 1904 Murwillumbah 34574/1904
4. (m) Richard B Wappett b. 1909 Murwillumbah 6107/1909 d. 1909 Murwillumbah

MRS S L. WAPPETT

Mrs. Sarah Louise Wappett, 73, of Bray Street, South Murwillumbah, died yesterday afternoon in Tweed District Hospital, Murwillumbah.

She was born at Dapto and was married at Newtown, Sydney, to Mr. Richard Wappett, who died 10 years ago in Murwillumbah She had been living on the Tweed for the past 45 years.

Mrs. Wappett is survived by two daughters and two sons. The daughters are Mesdames L. G. Furness (Mary), South Murwillumbah, and J. Tilbrook (Ursula), South Murwillumbah: and the sons are Messrs Alfred John Wappett (South Murwillumbah) and George Denis Wappett (Sydney).

Five sisters and five brothers also survive. Mesdames Ellen Greenfield (Syc'ney), Margaret Cribb (Sydney), Elizabeth McEwan (Wollongong), Lucy Nixon and Mary Stevens are sisters and Messrs Edward and John (Dapto), William Gabriel and Basil Warrington (Port Kembla) are brothers. Ten grandchildren and four great-grandchildren also survive. The funeral will move from the Church of the Sacred Heart Murwillumbah, tomorrow, at noon for the Catholic Cemetery, Uki Road Tweed Daily (Murwillumbah, NSW : 1914 - 1949) Friday 5 November 1948 p 2

m. Thomas Warbell

1. (f) Mary Warbell b. 1865 bp. CofE Jamberoo; Kiama ; Shoalhaven

b. 12/3/1875 d. 1925 Nimbin br. Lismore CofE

m. Isaac Lorne Warburton (1871 Goulburn - 1952)

f. Robert James Young m. Mary Cole *

1. (f) Vera Edith Warburton b. 1897 Helensburgh d. 1973
2. (m) Horace Norman Hector Warburton b. 1899 d. 1977
3. (m) Eric Warburton b. 1901 d. 1963
4. (m) Victor Lorne Warburton b. 1903 d. 1968
5. (m) Russel Warburton b. 1905 d. 1988
6. (m) Edward Newton Warburton b. 1907 d. 2002
7. (f) Mary Warburton b. 1909
8. (m) Clifford Hamilton Warburton b. 1915 d. 1987

FUNERAL OF MRS. WARBURTON The funeral of Mrs. Edith Warburton, wife of Mr. L. Warburton, of Nimbin took place at Lismore yesterday. The remains were interred in the Church of England cemetery, the Rev. F. G. Alexander conducting the service. The late Mrs. Warburton was 52 years of age, and prior to going to Nimbin had resided with her husband and family at Rosebank, in which district the family is well known. Deceased is survived by a widower and a grown-up family. Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954)Tuesday 26 May 1925 - Page 4

b. abt 1827 d. 10/5/1864 Pyrmont 186412130 122/1864

m. Silvester B Warburton (abt 1810 England -4/4/1880 Glebe) 1845 Presbyterian Wollongong V18454420 74B

1. (m) John Warburton b. 1846 bp. Presbyterian Wollongong V18461745 48/1846 d. 27/9/1846 Pyrmont
2. (m) William Louis Warburton b. 1849 d. 28/7/1850 Wollongong
3. (f) Annie Warburton b. 1847 V18474456 45B/1847 (George Elliot Warburton 1874)
4. (m) Thomas Warburton b. 1851 V1851608 38A/1851
5. (f) Eliza A Warburton b. 1853 V18533998 39A/1853

At Pyrmont, on Sunday, the 27th instant, John, the only son of Mr. Silvester Warburton, aged three months and a half.  The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 30 September 1846

At Wollongong, on Friday, the 28th instant, William Louis, the only surviving son of Mr.   S. B. Warburton, of Pyrmont, aged thirteen and a-half months. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 2 July 1850

d. 1918 Sydney

m. George Warburton ( -1876 Kiama Son of Rev John Warburton & ? ) 29/6/1850 CofE Dapto; Wollongong

f. William Fuller m. Anne *

Ship: 1839 North Briton

“On the 29th ult. by special license, at St. Michael's Church, Wollongong, by the Rev. Mr. Meares, Mr. George Warburton, of Sydney, son of the late Rev. John Warburton. Rector of Valentia, Ireland, to Sarah Jane, daughter of Mrs. Ann Fuller, of Wollongong.” Bell’s Life in Sydney and Sporting Reviewer 6 July 1850

b. abt 1867 Balmain d. 8/3/1954 Balgownie cr. Woronora

m. George Ward (1863 Glebe - 12/7/1929 Balgownie Son of ? & Jane Ward) 1895 Sydney

f. Benjamin Smith m. Maria

1. (m) George B Ward b. 1896 Woonona 27329/1896 
2. (m) John M Ward b. 1898 Woonona 17570/1898 
3. (m) David Ward b. 1899 Woonona 26930/1899 
4. (m) Jefferies Ward b. 1902 Woonona 37746/1902 
5. (f) Rubena Ward b. 1901 Woonona 18435/1901 (Sydney Boyle)
6. (m) Reginald Ward b. 1904 Woonona 28675/1904 
7. (f) Lelith Ward b. 1906 Woonona 9699/1906 
8. (m) Harry Ward b. 1907 Woonona 42237/1907 
9. (m) Samuel Ward b. 1910 Woonona
10. (f) Mary E Ward b. 1912 Wollongong
11. (f) Esther Ward (Sydney Stephenson)
12. (m) Stephen Ward b. 1913 Wollongong

MRS. A. M. WARD

Mrs. Ada Maria Ward, 87, died on Monday night at her residence in Hunter St. Balgownie.

She was the mother of George, John, David, Rubena (Mrs Sydney Boyle). Harry. Samuel. Mary , Esther (Mrs. Sydney Stephenson ) and Stephen.

Mrs. Ward was born at Balmain and came to Balgownie 59 years ago. The funeral will leave Parson's Funeral Parlour this morning for the Woronora Crematorium. Illawarra Daily Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1950 - 1954) Wednesday 10 March 1954 p 4

b. abt 1877 d. 17/8/1955 Petersham

f. Charles Ward m. Mary Flannagan *

Living at Tarrawanna in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Desirable and Compact Home ORCHARD OR POULTRY PROPERTY AND COMFORTABLE COTTAGE TARRAWANNA Saturday, November 14^th At 12 Noon FRANK BEVAN & SONS ACTING under favoured instructions from Miss Agnes Ward, will sell by auction Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 6 November 1936 p 9

b. 1866 d. 1957 Gosford 32955/1957

m. Robert Campbell (1/3/1861 Kiama -1930 Redfern Son of Edward Campbell & Mary Padden *) 4/1/1892 Kiama (div)

m. William Ward 1939 Auburn

f. John William Hall m. Hannah

1. (m) Robert Stanley Campbell b. 1891 Kiama d. 1955 Sydney
2. (f) Clarice Marie Campbell b. . 1895 Kiama
3. (f) Gwladys Mabel Campbell b. 1897 Kiama

CAMPBELL V CAMPBELL

Amelia Mabel Campbell (formerly Hall) sought a divorce from Robert Campbell on the ground of desertion The parties were married on January 4, 1893, at Kiama, according to the rites of the Church of England A decree nisi, returnable in six months, was granted in favour of petitioner, for whom Mr. Morton Brewster appeared There was no appearance on behalf of respondent. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 4 July 1929 p 8

b. abt 1874 d. 23/4/1941 Croydon br. Rookwood

m. Frank Salmon Ward 3/10/1891 Qld

f. Michael Krause m. Mary

1. (m) William Ward b. 16/9/1892 Qld
2. (m) Frank Herbert Ward b. 5/4/1894 Qld
3. (f) Isabella Eileen Mary Ward b. 1903 Qld (Simons)
4. (m) Claude Vivian Ward b. 1908 Woonona d. 14/6/1930 Burwood

Living at Corrimal in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

A CORRIMAL CASE.

Edward Horan sued Annie Gertrude Ward tor having used insulting language and Mrs Ward sued Horan for assault. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 16 April 1912 p 2

WARD. — April 23, 1941, at 22 Wychbury Avenue, Croydon, ANNIE GERTRUDE, beloved wife of Frank S. Ward, and loved mother of Will, Frank, Belle (Mrs. Simons), and Viv. (deceased) ; aged 67 years. — R.I.P. The Catholic Press (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1942) Thursday 1 May 1941 p 32

WARD.- The Relatives and Friends of Mr. FRANK S. WARD and FAMILY are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of his beloved WIFE and MOTHER, Annie Gertrude; to leave 22 Wychbury Avenue, Croydon. THIS (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON, at 2.30 o'clock, for Catholic Cemetery. Rookwood. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 24 April 1941 p 6

b. 1866 Eden d. 12/4/1934 Drummoyne

m. Ernest George Ward (13/10/1863 Eden- 12/9/1928 Petersham) 1894 Kiama

f. James Spears m. Mary

1. (m) Norman M Ward b. 1897 Bemboka
2. (f) Alice M M Ward b. 1899 Bemboka
3. (m) George E Ward b. 1902 Candelo
4. (m) Kenneth Austin Ward b. 1906 Candelo

WARD.—April 12, 1934, at her residence, 24 Marlborough-street, Drummoyne, Elizabeth Louisa, widow of the late Ernest George Ward, and mother of Norman, Mattie, and Austin, aged 67 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 13 April 1934 p 1

b. 3/3/1877 Jamberoo d. 20/6/1958 Kempsey

m. James Ward 26/12/1899 Jamberoo

f. Frank Harris m. Mary Ann Watson *

1. (f) Selvy J Ward b. 1900 Kiama 32329/1900 
2. (m) Arthur S Ward b. 1903 Sydney 9484/1903 
3. (f) Ivy T Ward b. 1905 Sydney 19828/1905 
4. (m) Robert S Ward b. 1907 Sydney 31697/1907 
5. (m) Edward T Ward b. 1910 Sydney 34909/1910 

m. Henry Ward 1879 St Francis Xavier’s

(Very little on church records)

b. 24/7/1880 Jamberoo d. 11/10/1913 Wollongong

m. Henry James Griffen Ward (1870 Kiama – 7/7/1963 Wollongong Son of Brown Ward & Rebecca Cole *) 1902 Kiama

f. Charles Price m. Margaret Condon *

1. (f) Effie R Ward b. 1903 Kiama 30975/1903 
2. (f) Bessie L Ward b. 1906 Kiama 14277/1906 
3. (m) James Griffin Price Ward b. 1908 Wollongong 42403/1908 d. 18/9/1973 Unanderra
4. (m) John Ward b. 1913 Wollongong

WARD.-October 11 1913 at Wollongong Hospital, Euphemia, beloved wife of Griffin Ward, of Figtree. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 15 October 1913 p 12

Living at Curramore in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 12/5/1868 Tumut d. 1907 Young

m. Patrick Joseph Ward (1864- 1941? ) 1897 Tumut

f. John Richards m. Mary

1. (f) Ruth K Ward b. 1898 Boorowa 29403/1898 (John Hubbard 1928)
2. (m) Arthur Andrew Ward b. 1901 Albion Park 29207/1901 d. 1907 Nowra

Living at Bulli Pass in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties.

b. 12/1/1834 Lowertown Tyrone Ireland d. 23/6/1918 Homebush br. Ingleburn

m. John Ward (1833 Tyrone Ireland - ) 1858 Kiama

f. William King m. Mary Reilly *

1. (m) Thomas William Ward b. 31/12/1858 Kiama 8291/1859  d. 1938 Granville
2. (f) Mary Alice Ward b. 1858 Kiama d.
3. (f) Mary Jane Ward b. 1860 Kiama 7886/1860 
4. (m) James Dixon Ward b. 1862 Kiama 8471/1862 
5. (f) Isabella Ward b. 125/3/864 Kiama 9331/1864 
6. (f) Esther Alice Ward b. 1866 Kiama 9484/1866 
7. (m) John Alexander Ward b. 1868 Kiama 10535/1868 
8. (f) Louisa Ward b. 1870 Kiama 11361/1870
9. (m) Frederick Isaac Ward b. 1872 Kiama
10. (m) Albert Robert Ward b. 1875 Kiama d. 1935
11. (f) Grace Ida Ward b. 1879  Kiama

WARD.—June 23, 1918, at her daughter's residence, Homebush, Isabella, relict of the late John Ward, of Ingleburn, and Kiama, in her 85th year. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 24 June 1918 p 4

WARD. - The Interment of the late ISABELLA WARD (relict of the late John Ward) of Ingleburn, will take place THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock, at Denham Court Cemetery, Ingleburn. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 24 June 1918 p 3

b. abt 1856

m. James Ward (abt 1856-)

Ship: Northampton 1879

1. (m) George Baxter Ward b. abt 1876 Lancashire- d. 1944 Carrington (Rachel Henderson * 1897)
2. (f) Mary E Baxter Ward b. abt 1877 Lancashire d. 1963 Newcastle (William C Gough 1897)
3. (m) Richard Baxter Ward b. abt 1879 d. 17/8/1929 Balmain (Rachel Henderson * 1897)
4. (f) Nancy Agnes Baxter Ward * b. 1880 Lambton d. 1962 Sutherland (Thomas Smith 1899, Alexander Kay )
5. (m) Zackerias Baxter Ward b. 1885 Lambton (Rachel Ann Burrows 1906)

In the Clifton Court, on Wednesday, before the P.M. (Col. Chisholm), James Ward, Richard Ward (his son), Thomas Smith, and Mary (?) Ward, were charged with having inflicted grievous bodily harm on John Coffee on September 30th.

Mr. Lysaght appeared for the defence. Prisoners had been charged the previous week, and were remanded on the ground that Coffee was to ill to attend. John Coffee deposed that on the 29th, James Ward had, while witness was at work, come up to him in a drunken state, and abused him; witness gave Ward a shove and he sat down- and was taken away by a man named Cozier ; the next morning when witness was passing Ward's place, on his way to work, James Ward spoke to him about the previous day's incident ; Smith struck witness with a stick, and Jas. Ward ditto with a whip ; witness in trying to get out of the way, fell over a stump,

Richard Ward then got on top of him, and struck him several times, while Thomas Smith held his hands ; witness freed his hands, caught hold of Richard Ward, and getting up fell on him ; Mrs. Ward then caught witness by the leg, kicked him, and pulled him off her son, saying ' Give it to the brute ' ; witness appealed to her not to let them murder him, and she said, that would do ; witness then got up and went home. Dr. Dixon deposed to the injuries ; the wounds were not of a serious nature.

The P. M. here reduced the charge to one of assault. The case was adjourned till November 5th. Accused were bound on their own recognizances in the sum of £5 each. There is a cross action, James Ward against John Coffee, for breaking an arm. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Saturday 11 October 1902 p 11

Researchers Note: This woman may not have been in the Illawarra. A Jane Ward was separated from her husband James Ward in 1885 up in the Hunter coal fields; when she applied for maintenance for her 2 children (not the 5 this family had) it was rejected as she had moved in as ‘housekeeper’ to another man and was in a relationship with him and the new man was expected to support her children. I can find some references to her husband James being in the Clifton area but I cannot find if this was Jane his wife or a new woman Mary or an error in the South Coast Times reporting. Five of the children lived in the Illawarra and when they died their mother was properly listed.

b. abt 1863 Ireland d. 1940 Waratah

m. James Ward (abt 1855 Ireland-19/8/1906 East Maitland ) 6/8/1888 St Francis Xavier’s

f. Bartholomew Gleeson m. Margaret Ryan

1. (m) Joseph Austin Ward b. 4/5/1889 Wollongong 24357/1889 
2. (f) Margaret Mary Ward b. 4/6/1891 Wollongong 38462/1891 
3. (m) James Patrick Ward b. 22/5/1894 Campbell Street 37846/1894 
4. (f) Mary Ward b. 1898 Goulburn
5. (f) Ellen C Ward b. 1904 East Maitland

Husband warder at H M gaol

m. William Ward 3/7/1854 RC Wollongong

Both resident Fairy Meadow

b.abt 1836 d. 5/5/1918 br. Corrimal Catholic

m. Charles Ward (abt 1836 -20/11/1908 Tarrawanna Son of Thomas Ward &)

f. William Flanagan m. Mary

1. (m) John Ward b. abt 1865 d. 29/10/1931
2. (f) Winifred Ward * b. abt 1868 England d. 8/8/1932 Tarrawanna (Laurance Crofton 1894 )
3. (f) Mary Elizabeth Ward b. abt 1876 d. 5/10/1902
4. (f) Agnes Mary Ward * b. abt 1877 d. 17/8/1955 Petersham

Miss Agie Ward (Tarrawanna), Mrs. C. Brennan (Sydney), and Mr Tom Ward (Tarrawanna)

The family of the late Mrs. Mary Ward, of Tarrawanna, wish to return their sincere thanks for telegrams, letters, cards and floral tributes The family of the late Mrs. Mary Ward, of Tarrawanna, wish to return their sincere thanks for telegrams, letters, cards and floral tributes

b. abt 1809

m. John Ward 1842 CofE Dapto; Wollongong

Ship: Minstrel

Convict Permission to Marry Index 1842 Wollongong

b. abt 1876 d. 5/10/1902 Wollongong

f. Charles Ward m. Mary Flanagan *

Sudden Death.

A young lady resident of Tanawanna named Miss Mary Ward, while attending Mass at the Roman Catholic Church in Wollongong felt ill, and immediately after leaving the church visited Dr. Lee who diagnosed the case as dyspepsia, and ordered her straight to bed in his own house, where she died on Sunday evening. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Wednesday 8 October 1902 p 2

Unmarried or no father listed

1. (m) William Ward b. 1892 Woonona 39487/1892 

b.abt 1865 d. 2/8/1914 br. Jamberoo General

m. John Thomas Brown Ward (1859 Kiama - 25/2/1936 Kiama Son of Brown Ward & Rebecca Cole *) 1889 Wollongong

f. John Tate m. Mary Cochrane *

1. (f) Mary R Ward b. 1891 Kiama 18158/1891 
2. (f) Ivy R Ward b. 1890 Kiama 17777/1890 
3. (m) Norman C Ward b. 1893 Kiama 18679/1893 
4. (m) Clifford R Ward b. 1897 Albion Park 767/1897 
5. (m) William A K Ward b. 1902 Kiama 3940/1902 

Living at Curramore in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

On Sunday, 2nd, instant, about 7.30 p.m., there passed away at her late residence, Mount Brandon, Jamberoo, Mary Jane, wife of Mr. John Thomas Ward. Deceased had not been well for a few weeks previous, but the sudden ending to her useful life was not expected, and it cast quite a gloom over the district. Deceased was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Tate, of Jamberoo, where she was born and spent all her life in the district, with the exception of a few years of her childhood at Broughton Village with her parents during their residence there, afterwards returning with them to Jamberoo.

Deceased was married at Church of England, Wollongong, and in addition to her sorrowing husband, her two daughters, Ivy and Mary Ward, and her two sons, Clifford and Kell Ward, survive; one son, Norman Ward, having died in his infancy. The deepest sympathy is expressed with them all, also with deceased's sorrowing parents and relatives, whose deep affection, for the departed one was well known.

During her illness deceased was attended by Dr. Fox, and she was tenderly nursed by her two daughters, and her mother (Mrs. John Tate, senr.) their devotion was deeply appreciated by deceased. During her life time, Mrs. Ward had, through her good nature, made many friends, her happy disposition, friendly, homely and cheerful ways brightened all those she came in contact with, whether in sickness or in health.

The funeral took place on Wednesday, and the cortege was a exceptionally long one.

In the Church of England, Jamberoo (where deceased had often worshipped, and which Church her forefathers gave good aid to erect) a service was conducted by Rev. A, Reeves, Rector who also performed the last sad rites at the graveside, the pall-bearers being relatives of deceased and Church officers (deceased's husband being a Church warden). At the Church service Rev. A.. Reeves made touching reference to deceased, and extended all sympathy to the bereaved ones in their deep sorrow. …

All the relatives of deceased attended the funera; with the exception of her sister, Mrs. Bleman, of Penshurst, who, while on her way to attend the funeral, unfortunately happened with an accident, which prevented her from catching the train.

…, since but 4 months previously they had suffered bereavement in the death of the late Mrs. Curry, a sister, of the deceased. The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947) Wednesday 12 August 1914 p 2

b. 3/8/1857 Dapto d. 10/4/1937 br. Jamberoo General

m. Robert Lenton Ward (1860 Kiama -6/5/1951 Kiama Son of Brown Ward & Rebecca Cole *) 1892 Kiama 4448/1892

f. William Alcorn m. Sarah Keys *

MRS. SARAH WARD-72 YEARS.

The death occurred in the Kiama District Hospital on Saturday morning last of Mrs. Sarah Ward, an old and respected resident of Jamboree, in her 73rd year. Born at Dapto, the youngest daughter of the late William and Sarah Alcorn, she lived at Shellharbour until her. marriage with Mr. Lenten Ward, when she came to reside at, Curramore, Jamberoo, where she spent the rest of her life.

In her younger days, Mrs. Ward was a noted horsewoman and competed with success, as a lady rider at most of the Coastal Shows. She and her husband were a most devoted couple, and during the last year or more when she had been stricken with illness, her husband's care and devotion were of great comfort and assistance to her. Mrs. Ward was removed to hospital about a week before her death., The sympathy of the district is extended to Mr. Ward in his deep bereavement . The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 14 April 1937 p 2

Living at Curramore in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. George Baxter Ward (abt 1876 Lancashire-1944 Carrington Son of James Ward & Jane Baxter *) 1897 Newcastle Divorced 1907

m. Richard Baxter Ward (abt 1879 Lancashire - 17/8/1929 Balmain Son of James Ward & Jane Baxter *) 1908 Woonona

1. (f) Elizabeth Lillian Ward b. 1898 Stockton d. 1952 Newcastle (John B Busby 1918)
2. (f) Mary E B Ward b. 1902 West Wallsend
3. (f) Dorothy M B Ward b. 1904 Woonona
4. (f) Irene M Ward b. 1912 Woonona

WARD V WARD AND WARD.
BROTHER AS CO-RESPONDENT.

George Ward, miner, petitioned for a divorce from Rachel Ward, formerly Henderson, on the ground of adultery with his brother, Richard Ward, who was joined as co-respondent, Mr. A. Thomson, instructed by Mr. T. J. Dickson, appeared for the petitioner. West Wallsend, and he and his brother were going to work one morning, Richard Ward said that he had a severe attack of toothache, and left, saying he would take a day off.

When witness ceased work and returned to his home he found that his wife and brother had disappeared, taking his two children with them. He subsequently saw them together at Coalvale, when he took his eldest child away, his wife remarking that she had made her bed, and was going to lie on it. Some months later he found them living together in a bag humpy at South Clifton, and in April last, when the papers were served on her, he saw her with a child, three years of age, which she stated was Dick Ward's. As he had to pay debts which she had contracted, he had not been in a position to take proceedings earlier.

A decree nisi was granted, returnable in six months. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 11 June 1907 p 5

Application for compensation was made by Rachael Ward, of Cardwell-street, Balmain, from Sydney Collieries, Ltd. It appeared that applicant's husband, Richard Baxter Ward, while employed by the Balmain Coal Contract Company, Ltd., on August 15, 1929. was Injured by a fall of coal, and died two days later.

The applicant was awarded £600. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 24 July 1930 p

Researchers Note: This woman may have remarried in 1933 to John/Jonothan Phillips at Bulli. This woman died in Bulli in1961 the daughter of John James and Elizabeth

b. 24/4/1826 Gretton d. 27/1/1897 br. Jamberoo Uniting

m. Brown Ward (9/1/1816 Gretton, Northamptonshire -28/10/1891 Jamberoo )16/7/1843 Gretton Northamptonshire

f John Cole m. Mary Swingler

Ship: Anglo Saxon 1854

1. (f) Sarah Ward b. abt 1842
2. (f) Betsy (Bessie) A Ward * b. abt 1844 d. 1912 Kiama (Henry C Johnson 1866)
3. (f) Rebecca Ward b. abt 1847 d. 1933 Ashfield
4. (f) Mary Jane Ward b. abt 1850
5. (f) Rhoda Ward * b. abt 1852 d. 1923 Kiama (William Badans 1871)
6. (m) Bryen E Wars b. 1862 Kiama 8458/1862
7. (m) Male Ward b. 1864 Kiama 9365/1864 d. 1864 Kiama
8. (m) Henry James Griffen Ward b. 1870 Kiama 11266/1870 d. 7/7/1963 Wollongong (Euphemia Price * 1902)
9. (m) John Thomas Brown Ward b. 1859 Kiama 8278/1859 d. 1936 Kiama (Mary Jane Yate * 1889)
10. (m) Robert Lenton Ward b. 1860 Kiama 7912/1860 d. 6/5/1951 Kiama (Sarah Alcorn * 1892)

Father was a convict whose two brothers were also in NSW.

Unmarried or no father listed

1. Mary H E Ward b. 1866 Kiama 9466/1866 

b. 1865 Liverpool d. 22/4/1950 South Hurstville cr. Woronora

m. John Wardrobe (-14/11/1945 Son of William Wardrobe & Elizabeth) 1887 Picton

f. Charles Cracknell m. Louisa

1. (f) Elsie Wardrobe b. 1888 Picton 17929/1888 (E Nicholls)
2. (f) Hilda Wardrobe b. 1890 Woonona 38520/1890 (J L Larkworth)
3. (f) Hannah L Wardrobe b. 1892 Picton 29757/1892 (W A Anderson)
4. (m) Unnamed Male Wardrobe b. 1894 Picton 27732/1894 
5. (m) John Milt Wardrobe b. 1895 Picton 25888/1895 d. before 1950
6. (f) Lelia F Wardrobe b. 1897 Picton 25138/1897 (J Bryant)
7. (f) Gwenyth M Wardrobe b. 1899 Picton 24287/1899 (S Shaw)
8. (f) Jessie I Wardrobe b. 1902 Picton 6199/1902 (W Hayward)
9. (m) Charles Wardrobe b. 1903 Picton 33521/1903 
10. (f) Doris E Wardrobe b. 1904 Picton 35899/1904 (W Mead)

Husband a storekeeper

WARDROBE, Eliza -April 22 1950, at her residence, 1 The Appian Way, South Hurstville, Eliza Wardrobe, widow of the late John Wardrobe and loving mother of Elsie (Mrs. E. Nicholls), Hilda (Mrs. J. L. Larkworthy), Hannah (Mrs. W. A. Anderson), John (deceased), Leila (Mrs. J. Bryant), Gwen (Mrs. S. Shaw), Jessie (Mrs W Hayman), Doris (Mrs W Mead), Edna (Mrs. R. Crossley) and William, aged 85 years The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Monday 24 April 1950 p 14

m. Thomas Wardrop

1. (m) John Wardrop b. 1883 Wollongong 21136/1883 
2. (m) Thomas Wardrop b. 1885 Newcastle
3. (f) Georgina A Wardrop b. 1887 Newcastle
4. (m) John Wardrop b. 1889 Newcastle

d. 1942 Helensburgh

m. Domenico Soldi 1889 Sydney

m. Robert Ware 1906 Wollongong

f. George Pickford m. m. Mary A later Parker

1. (f) Ruby M Soldi b. 1889 Sydney
2. (m) Andrew D Soldi b. 1891 Sunny Corner
3. (f) Mary T Soldi b. 1895 Woonona
4. (m) Andrew D Soldi b. 1899 Woonona

Living Mount Pleasant in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties

b. 8/3/1793 Luton Bedfordshire d. 11/3/1876 Singleton

m. Richard Waring ( 1798 Brighton England -7/9/1872 Inverell) (brother of George Waring ) 9/8/1821 Luton Bedfordshire

f. Joseph Mead m. Frances Hinson

1. (m) Thomas Wickwar Waring d. 1899 (Hester Miller Johnson 1861)
2. (m) George Waring b. 1832 d 1878 Singleton (Isabella Louisa Sawkins 1869)

Husband a solicitor at Kiama and Wollongong until about 1869

WARING.— March 15th, at Singleton, at the Residence of her son, Mr. George Waring, jun., Frances, relict of Mr. Richard Waring, late of Wollongong. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 14 April 1876 p 2

b. abt 1844 Preston Lancashire d. 27/7/1888 Redfern

m. James Waring (29/8/1940 Preston Lancashire- 16/9/1920 Redfern Son of Joseph Waring & ? Walker )

f. Gother Hardman m. Margaret Dunderdale

1. (m) Richard Waring b. 1869 Hartley
2. (m) Joseph Waring b. 1865 Penrith
3. (m) Thomas Waring b. 1867 Picton
4. (m) William Gother I Waring b. 1872 Penrith
5. (f) Margaret Hardman waring b. 1874 Waterloo
6. (f) Ada Margaret Waring b. 1876 Waterloo
7. (m) Leonard James Waring b. 4/10/1878 Bulli 24844/1878
8. (m) Henry August Waring b. 28/8/1882 Bulli 19750/1882
9. (m) James S Waring b. 1885 Redfern
10. (f) Mary A Waring b. 1888 Redfern

WARING.— On Friday, 27th July, at her residence, 1, Wilson-terrace, Wilson-street, Eveleigh, Redfern, Margaret Waring, aged 44 years, leaving a sorrowing husband and ten fond children to mourn their loss.

Sweet Jesus have mercy on her soul.
A light is from our household taken,
A voice we loved is still ;
A place is vacant in our home
Which we can never fill.

Inserted by her loving husband, James Waring. Freeman's Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1932) Saturday 4 August 1888 p 11

d. 29/12/1888 Wollongong br. Waverley

m. William A Dobson 1839 Presbyterian Sydney St Andrew’s

m. George Waring 4/2/1852 Independent Church Sydney (brother of Richard Waring)

f. Henry Hayman m. Phoebe (sister of Emily Hewlett)

1. (f) Ada Waring (adopted) b. d. (Lawson Edward Robinson 1875)

On Wednesday, the 4th instant, at the Congregational Church, Pitt-street, by the Rev. Dr. Ross, Mr. George Waring , to Phoebe Tilney, relict of the late Mr. W. A. Dobson.  The Sydney Morning Herald 6 February 1852

ROBINSON— WARING. - On the 9th inst., at ' Ellerslie,' Surry Hills, by the Rev. Thomas Johnson, Lawson Edward, second son of Capt. Ralph Robinson, of Sydney, to Ada, adopted daughter of George Waring, Esq., J.P., late of Wollongong. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 17 December 1875 p 2

WARING.-December 29, at the residence of George Hewlett, E. S. and A. C. Bank, Wollongong, Phoebe Tilney, widow of the late George Waring. The Sydney Morning Herald 31 December 1888

THE FUNERAL, of the late Mrs. PHOEBE, T.WARING, of Wollongong, will move from Redfern Railway Station THIS (.Monday) MORNING, at ll o'clock, for Waverley Cemetery. The Sydney Morning Herald 31 December 1888

b. abt 1864 d. 16/11/1958 Dundas 30275/1958

m. George Warner 1888 Wollongong 5573/1888

1. (m) Joseph Warner b. 1889 Woonona 24649/1889 d. 26/12/1889 aged 7 months  
2. (m) Frederick Warner b. 1890 Woonona 38515/1890 d. 27/3/1906 aged 15
3. (m) William H Warner b. 1892 Woonona 39543/1892
4. (m) Arthur Warner b. 1894 Woonona 38269/1894
5. (m) George Warner b. 1899 Balmain South
6. (m) Harry Warner b. 1904 Woonona 28702/1904

Husband a mining engineer/ Miner

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

m. William Warrell 23/2/1856 Wollongong

Husband resident Bulli

m. William Warren

1. (m) John Edward Warren b. 1892 Kiama 18433/1892  d. 1960 Rockdale

b. bp. 1837 Presbyterian Wollongong

No parents listed

m. Thomas Warren

1. (m) George Warren b. 22/12/1840 Dapto

b. 1877 Queensland d. 1956 Kiama

m. Henry Warren (1868 Queanbeyan –8/3/1953 Kiama ) 22/5/1894 Albion Park

f. James Ross m. Mary Anne Drain/Train

1. (m) Thomas J Warren b. 1895 Burwood
2. (m) Henry Warren b. 1/3/1897 Shellharbour 782/1897 d. abt 23/7/1916 France
3. (f) Unnamed Female Warren b. 1899 Albion Park 27903/1899 
4. (m) Richard Benedict Warren b. 13/7/1901 Shellharbour 19447/1901 
5. (m) James H Warren b. 1905 Albion Park 748/1905 
6. (m) John R Warren b. 1908 Kiama 25605/1908 
7. (f) Margaret A Warren b. 1913 Kiama (F Fahey)
8. (f) Mary Annie Warren b. 1917 Kiama (S Drew)

GOLDEN WEDDING
Mr and Mrs. H. Warren

Fifty years ago, on 22nd May, 1894, Mr. Henry Warren and Miss Elizabeth Ross, both then residing at Shellharbour, were married at St. Paul's Catholic Church, Albion Park by the Rev. P. McIntyre, Mary O'Dwyer being the bridesmaid.

On Sunday last, at their residence, Brown Street, Kiama, their Golden Wedding was celebrated with a gathering of relatives, and the old couple received many congratulations and good wishes for many happy, returns and that they would be spared to celebrate their Diamond Wedding.

The tables were prettily decorated in golden tones, and pride of place was accorded to a beautiful Wedding cake, made by Mrs. H. Warren herself. Their eldest son, Mr. Thomas Warren, proposed the toast of his parents, which was accorded musical honours, and he made the presentation from the family of a roll of notes. Mr. Henry Warren responded for his wife and himself and sang a favourite song of his young days, “Sweet Annie”, playing his accompaniment on his accordion.

Their children who were present at the celebration were Tom, Richard and James, of Kiama, Maggie (Mrs. F. Fahey, Jamberoo) and Annie (Mrs. S. Drew, Sydney). Another son, Jack, was unable to attend, as he was engaged in defence work up North. The other son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren, Henry, was killed in the Great War. The Kiama Reporter and Illawarra Journal (NSW : 1899 - 1947) Wednesday 24 May 1944 p 3

Living at Long Point in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. abt 1835 d. 16/9/1898 Maryborough Qld

m. William Warren (-abt 1874 )20/2/1850 Sydney

f. Alexander Mackenzie m.

1. (f) Margaret S Warren b. 1852 Parramatta d. 1878 (James McGowan 1873)
2. (m) Duncan McKenzie Warren b. 1851 Sydney
3. (m) William W G Warren b. 1854 Ipswich Qld

“On Tuesday, 20th February, by special license nt St; Andrew's Scotch' Church, Sydney, by the Rev. Dr. M'Garvie, Mr. William Warren, storekeeper. Ipswich, Moreton Bay, to Euphemia, daughter of Mr. Alexander Mackenzie, farmer, at Ellangowan, near Wollongong.” Bell’s Life in Sydney and Sporting Reviewer 2 March 1850

WARREN.—At her residence, Zante street, Maryborough, on the 16th instant, Euphemia McKenzie Warren, relict of the late William Warren (lately of Yengarie), in her 63^rd year. Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser (Qld. : 1860 - 1947) Saturday 17 September 1898 p 2

b. 1865 Galdeswood near Campbelltown d. 18/2/1951 Helensburgh

m. Joseph Warren (abt 1857 - 10/7/1926 Helensburgh Son of Edward Warren & Sarah) 1882 Campbelltown 3890/1882

f. William Raich m. Margaret Oprey *

1. (f) Elizabeth S Warren b. 1883 Liverpool 16364/1883
2. (f) Margaret F Warren b. 1885 Woonona 23787/1885
3. (f) Eva E Warren b. 1887 Campbelltown 17194/1887
4. (m) Edward J Warren b. 1889 Campbelltown 16775/1889
5. (m) George W Warren b. 1891 Helensburgh 16511/1891
6. (m) Charles James Warren b. 1893 Helensburgh 16964/1893 (Nellie Anger 1922)  
7. (f) Elsie M Warren b. 1895 Helensburgh 23013/1895
8. (m) Frederick A Warren b. 1898 Helensburgh 12589/1898
9. (f) Jane Warren b. 1902 Helensburgh 32210/1902
10. (m) Harold Warren b. 1904 Helensburgh 3613/1904

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

WARREN, Jane.—February 18, 1951, at her residence, 1 Bulgo Road,Helensburgh,dearly loved wife of late Joseph Warren,aged 85 years. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Tuesday 20 February 1951 p 18

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

Living at West Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 4/8/1871 Bulli 19608/1871 d. 14/12/1943 Ashfield

m. John Warren (- ) 1901 Woonona

f. Charles Hill m. Ann Gummer *

1. (m) Arthur A Warren b. 1902 Woonona 37736/1902 
2. (f) Doris M Warren b. 1903 Woonona 35988/1903 

Mary Ann Warren, wife of Mr. John Warren, of Dulwich Hill, died on Thursday. She was aged 72 years and was the mother of Roy and Dorrie. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 17 December 1943 p 10

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

b. 13/7/1841 Garden Hill d. 15/6/1923 West Dapto br. Dapto

m. James Warrington (-1915 Ryde Son of William Fry Warrington & Lucy Knowland *) 1858 Wollongong 2910/1858

f. John Henry Williams m. Ellen Mulcahy *

1. (m) William James Warrington b. 29/6/1859 West Dapto 14172/1859
2. (m) Thomas Warrington b. 1861 Wollongong 14266/1861
3. (f) Lucy Ann Warrington b. 4/2/1862 West Dapto V18622247 121A/1862
4. (f) Louisa Warrington b. 1862 Wollongong 14981/1862
5. (m) John Patrick Warrington b. 1864 Ulladulla 15490/1864 d. 22/2/1942 Lidcombe (Isabella M Norris * 1888)
6. (f) Catherine Warrington b. 22/3/1866 Dapto 16565/1866
7. (f) Ellen Agatha Warrington b. 27/21868 Dapto 18108/1868 (Joseph Greenfield 1886)
8. (f) Mary Anne/Jane Warrington b. 31/3/1870 Dapto 18948/1870
9. (m) Alfred Samuel Warrington b. 23/10/1871 West Dapto 19672/1871
10. (f) Clara Teresa Warrington b. 6/10/1873 Dapto 20869/1873
11. (f) Sarah Louise Warrington * b. 12/11/1875 Dapto 21955/1875 d. 4/11/1958 Murwillumbah (Richard Wappett 1897)
12. (m) Edward Denis Warrington b. 29/3/1878 Dapto 24697/1878
13. (f) Margaret Josephine Warrington * b. 5/6/1880 Dapto 27426/1880 d. 15/11/1953 Caringbah (Frederick Jesson Corbet 1901)
14. (m) Joseph B Warrington b. 1882 reg Wollongong 19662/1882
15. (m) Daniel Bede Warrington b. 7/4/1885 Dapto 23480/1885 (Margaret Gillen 1909)  
16. (f) Elizabeth May Warrington b. 14/9/1887 Dapto 25056/1887 d. 29/12/1958 (William McEwan 1908)  

Death, of Mrs. Clara Warrington.

The death occurred at her home, West Dapto, on Friday, 15th ult., of Mrs. Clara Theresa Warrington, relict of the late James Warrington, who predeceased her eight years ago. The late Mrs. Warrington was the eldest daughter of James and Ellen Williams, and was born at Garden Hill, Wollongong, 82 years ago. She had enjoyed satisfactory health until six months ago, and right to the last she retained all her faculties. Until a few years ago no ball or bazaar for church or convent, or, in fact, no public celebration –was complete without the help and assistance of Mrs. Warrington. She was a sterling worker. The late Mrs. Warrington was the mother of 15 children, 67 grandchildren, and 33 great-grandchildren. Her remains were laid to rest in West Dapto Cemetery on the 17th ult., the funeral cortege being a most lengthy one. Rev. Father O 'Sullivan read the prayers at the graveside. The Catholic Press (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1942) Thursday 12 July 1923 p 39

b. 1859 Kiama d. 21/12/1934 Homebush cr.

m. John Patrick Warrington (1864 Ulladulla - 22/2/1942 Lidcombe Son of James Warrington & Clara Williams *) 17/5/1888 Dapto 5538/1888

f. William Henry Norris m. Mary *

1. (m) Francis Adrian Warrington b. 2/2/1889 Brownsville 24311/1889 
2. (f) Dora Helenor Warrington b. 20/4/1891 Brownsville 38437/1891 
3. (f) Myra Isabella Warrington b. 2/5/1893 Unanderra 39253/1893 
4. (f) Ida Mary Warrington b. 29/9/1895 Albion Park 28557/1895 
5. (m) Arthur Roy Warrington b. 18/7/1897 Unanderra 27712/1897 
6. (f) Adelaide Ruth Matilda Warrington b. 4/1/1900 Unanderra 8889/1900 

WARRINGTON - NORRIS.- May 17th, at St. Luke's Church, Dapto, by Rev. J. Stack, John Patrick Warrington, third son of James Warrington, of Dapto, to Isabel Myrtle Norris, third daughter of the late William Henry Norris, of Albion Park. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Thursday 24 May 1888 p 2

Mrs. Isabel Warrington, wife of Mr. John Warrington, late of Unanderra, died at Homebush on December 21st, at the age of 74 years. She leaves a husband and four daughters Dora, Myra, Ida and Adelaide and two sons, Frank and Roy. The late Mrs. Warrington was the second eldest daughter of Mrs. Norris, of Albion Park. The remains were privately cremated.

Deceased was a great worker for the Red Cross and the Church of England and was widely known and highly esteemed. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 18 January 1935 p 10

b. abt 1808 Windsor d. 23/6/1894 Braidwood

m. William Fry Warrington (8/7/1812 Windsor- 1889 ) 27/9/1841 Dapto

1. (m) James Warrington (Clara Williams * 1858)
2. (f) Margaret Jane Warrington b. 1841 West Dapto d. 10/7/1919 Windellama (George Hockey 1860 )
3. (m) Edward Warrington b. 8/1/1843 Dapto
4. (f) Mary Ann Warrenton b. 7/9/1844 Dapto
5. (f) Lucy Worrington b. 21/8/1847 Dapto
6. (f) Sarah Warrington b. 10/7/1851 Dapto d. 27/9/1933 Jindabyne (William Henry Darton Avery 1868)

Husband used aliases of Fry, Malone and Worthington

b. 1865 d. 7/3/1936 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. William James Warrington 1882 Murrumburrah

f. Charles Edward Stewart m. Catherine

1. (m) Charles James Warrington b. abt 1883 Murrumburrah d. 1918 France
2. (m) William John Warrington b. 1884 Boorowa 14788/1884 
3. (f) Clare Elsie Warrington b. 15/7/1886 Dapto 36261/1886 reg Murrumburrah
4. (m) Albert Warrington b. 1888 Newtown 8827/1888 d. 1917 France
5. (m) Thomas Warrington b. 1890 Petersham 28606/1890 
6. (f) Florence M Warrington b. 1892 Drummoyne 12209/1892
7. (m) Gabriel Warrington b. 1897 Murrumburrah 14404/1897 
8. (m) Servilius Warrington b. 1899 Murrumburrah 32603/1899 
9. (f) Eleabthena Warrington b. 1904 Murrumburrah 34540/1904 
10. (f) Catherine Warrington b. 1908 Murrumburrah 16289/1908 

LATE MRS. WARRINGTON.

For over 24 years resident in Port Kembla, Mrs. Honorah Warrington, of Jubilee Street, Port Kembla, died early last Saturday morning at Wollongong District Hospital, following a short illness, at the age of 71 years. The remains were brought to her late residence prior to burial.

Her husband, the late Mr. William Warrington, predeceased her by 20 years. He was an old and was amongst the earliest settlers at Port Kembla, assisting with the erection of the original power house.

The late Mrs. Warrington was of a kindly disposition, and was widely respected and held in high esteem by all .

The deceased is survived by three sisters, Mrs. P. Goodwin (Goulburn), Mrs. .M. A. Kelly (Coolamon), Mrs. B. Pettit (Southern N.S:W.); two brothers, Messrs. P. Stewart (Newtown) and J. Stewart (Nubba, N.S.W.) ; five daughters, Mrs. C. Edwards, Mrs. L. Duffy (Port Kembla), Mrs. F. M. Carter. (Victoria), Mrs . K. Dove (Sydney), Mrs.V. Baxter (Sydney), and four sons, Messrs. Thomas, Gabriel, Sive and Basil, all of Port Kembla. Two sons, Albert and Charles, were killed at the war, and three others enlisted, two of whom saw active service.

The funeral moved from deceased's late residence for the Catholic portion of Wollongong cemetery, after short, services had been held at her home on Saturday night and Sunday morning. Over 60 relatives and a large assembly of friends from Port Kembla and district were present at the interment. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 13 March 1936 p 6

With James and Edward

Living at Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

d. 11/1/1943 Newcastle cr. Beresford

m. Leonard Parramore Waterhouse (- 2/6/1942 Belmont Son of Jabez Bunting Waterhouse & Maria Augusta Bode) 1896 Woonona

f. William McDonald m. Ann

1. (m) John L Waterhouse b. 1897 Woonona 18062/1897 
2. (f) Jessie F Waterhouse b. 1899 Woonona 17396/1899 
3. (f) Winifred Agnes Waterhouse b. 1904 Woonona 38706/1904 (Alex L McNeil 1925)

Husband an accountant

WATERHOUSE.-January 11 at a private hospital Newcastle Agnes, widow of the late weir Leonard Waterhouse, of Newcastle, and beloved mother of John (Sydney), Jessie (Mrs. James Cook Belmont), Winnie (Mrs. Alex McNeill. Epping). The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Wednesday 13 January 1943 p 12

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

Unmarried or no father listed (other registration has father listed as Robert H Weir)

1. (f) Medeline B B Waters b. 1898 Wollongong 8670/1898 

b. abt 1840 St Issells Pembrokeshire Wales d. 15/12/1922 Wollongong

m. Thomas Waters (abt 1836 Begelly Pembrokeshire Wales -14/4/1909 Figtree) 1861 Pembrokeshire

1. (m) George Hughes Waters b. abt 1863 St Issells Pembrokeshire Wales d. 1949 Chatswood
2. (f) Annie Maria Waters * b. abt 1865 St Issells Pembrokeshire d. 12/3/1935 Bowral (Thomas John Thomas 1897)
3. (m) William Waters b. abt 1867 St Issells Pembrokeshire d. 23/11/1938 Wollongong (Mary Esther Waters * 1895)
4. (m) John Alexander Waters b. abt 1869 St Issells Pembrokeshire d. 1945 Wollongong
5. (f) Mary Jane Waters * b abt 1872 St Issells Pembrokeshire .d. 4/8/1904 Wollongong
6. (m) Oscar Ward Waters b. 1874 St Issells Pembrokeshire Wales d. 25/10/1910
7. (f) Evangeline S Waters b. abt 1875 St Issells Pembrokeshire d. 22/10/1898 Wollongong
8. (f) Olive Elizabeth Waters * b. abt 1879 St Issells Pembrokeshire d. 13/1/1962 Wollongong (Ernest Young 1927)

WATERS— December 15th, at Upper Crown street, Wollongong, Elizabeth, widow of the late Thomas Waters, of South Wales, and mother of G. H., William, John A. and Olive Waters, and Mrs. T. J. Thomas, aged, 84 years South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 15 December 1922 p 16

Husband an engine driver

Living at Figtree in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 1868 Liverpool d. 21/9/1937 Coogee br. Rookwood

m. George Waters 1889 Liverpool

f. James Oprey m. Frances Elizabeth Rolfe

1. (m) Arthur Waters b. 1889 Central Cumberland
2. (f) Frances E Waters b. 1891 Ryde
3. (m) William Henry Waters b. 15/8/1894 Liverpool d. 14/6/1953 Lismore
4. (f) Ruby M Waters b. 1899 Wollongong 17317/1899 
5. (m) Bertie Waters b. 1904 Woonona 38696/1904 d. 1969 Liverpool
6. (m) Henry Ernest Waters b. 1907 Woonona 31206/1907 d. 1962 Liverpool

Living at Rickson’s Pass in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties. Husband a miner

WATERS - September 21, 1937 at 152 Mount Street, Coogee, Elizabeth Waters, wife of George Waters and mother of Arthur, Fanny, Will, Ruby, Bert, and Harry, aged 68 years. Late of Woonona and Lidcombe. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Thursday 23 September 1937 p 10

b. 19/4/1867 Wollongong 17953/1867 d. 1934 Macksville

m. Clarence Windsor Elderkin (29/7/1857 Son of William Rufus Elderkin & Hannah) 1888 Vic

m. James Ross 1901 Condobolin

m. Arthur W Waters 1917 Sydney

f. Kearns m. Jane *

1. (m) Ernest R L Elderkin b. 1889 Woonona 24667/1889 d. 12/8/1928 Darlinghurst

Clarence W. Elderkin and Wife v. Alexander Lance.

This was an action to recover £200 for malicious prosecution.

Mr. Woodward for plaintiffs, Mr. Blackett, instructed by Mr. Russell, for defendant.

Arthur George Plunkett, C.P.S., at Bulli, produced all papers in the case

Lance v. Elderkin, heard before the Bulli Police Court, when Mrs. Elderkin was charged with having in her possession fifteen yards of print reasonably supposed to have been stolen: evidence having been taken on behalf of the prosecutor, the information was dismissed, on the ground that the evidence disclosed no offence; the charge should have been for stealing or receiving the goods.

Senior-Constable Reynolds deposed that by virtue of a search-warrant he went to the house occupied by Mrs. Elderkin and Mrs. Smith, and searched the premises ; the articles referred to in the warrant were 14 pairs of ladies' hose, 8 towels, and 30 yards of flannel ; the first warrant was made out in the name of Mrs. Kearns, mother of Mrs. Elderkin, who resided on the premises, but Mrs. Elderkin said she was the tenant of the house, and would not let him search the place until a second warrant had been obtained ; he searched the rooms occupied by Mrs. Smith and Mrs, Elderkin, but found none of the articles named in the warrant ; in a trunk he found a roll of print of similar pattern to that produced, also a piece of cretonne ; asked Mrs. Elderkin where she got them from, and she said she brought them from Melbourne ; he asked her if he could take a pattern, and she said he could ; his reason for so doing was that, he had heard other articles had been stolen from defendant's store ; he could not find any material of similar pattern in Bulli except at defendant's ; Mrs. Elderkin was charged with having goods in her possession reasonably supposed to have been stolen, but the information was dismissed on a technical point ; the Elderkin's had been at Woonona for three or four months.

Cross-examined : Portions of the goods stolon were taken from the front of the shop; from what he heard, he advised defendant to issue a search-warrant ; Mr. Bedford, defendant's assistant, gave him certain information as to what had taken place ; he said Mrs. Kearns, Mrs. Elderkin, and Mrs. Smith wore standing outside the shop on the Saturday night ; a little girl named Hannah Griffith said she was playing in front of the store that night, when one of them told her to go away ; the girl said that she saw them turn away from the stuff under the verandah, and heard a little girl who was with them ask them what they had got; defendant told her that, the stuff afterwards missed had been watched by Bedford, that his attention was called away for a few minutes, and he went into the shop; the stuff was there then, and the three women were outside ; when he returned both the stuff and the women were gone ; the girl Griffith then told Bedford what she had seen and heard ; all these facts were known to himself and defendant when he suggested the issue of a warrant ; whilst he was waiting for the second warrant the door was slammed, and he heard a noise inside as if things were being knocked about; when he went back to defendant's shop, after finding the print and cretonne as described, he asked Bedford if he had lost any print ; Bedford picked up a roll and asked if he had found any like that, stating that he had lost a roll of that pattern ; he went back to Mrs. Elderkin, and asked for a piece of the print and cretonne, which she gave him ; he took the patterns to the shop, and found the piece to be exactly similar to the roll shewn him by Bedford, who said they had lost a piece of cretonne of similar pattern ; he then returned to Mrs. Elderkin's, and asked for the piece of print he had seen in her bedroom ; she brought it out, but it was not in the same state as when he first saw it ; it was then rolled up, but afterwards it was crumpled and put about; there was not such a large quantity of it on the second occasion : these circumstances appeared very suspicious, and seemed to warrant a prosecution ; he believed the articles had been stolen from defendant's shop ; when he went to Elderkin's first he saw a new Turkish towel, and it was removed ; when he asked for the towel they gave him a draper towel that had been washed ; Mrs. Smith said she had purchased three draper towels from Mrs. Goodall's ; he inquired at Mrs. Goodall's, and she said she had not sold any, and had never kept any in stock ; he suggested that the summonses should be issued.

Isabella Elderkin stated that she had resided in Bulli since the 7th June, living in the same house with her cousin, Mrs. Smith; she knew defendant by sight, and had been in his shop twice; Senior- constable Reynolds came to her house, and asked to see her mother, Mrs. Kearns, who went outside to him ; Reynolds afterwards asked her if she had any objection to his searching the house ; she asked him who sent him, and what he was searching for; he said defendant, had lost somethings ; she said if defendant had any suspicion on her, let him take out a warrant in her name, as she and Mrs. Smith occupied the house ; he went away to a side fence and called to defendant, and afterwards came back, standing outside for a short time ; when she knew he was outside Mrs. Smith opened the door, and asked him to come inside and take a chair ; he sat neat the door for a short time, and afterwards went into the backyard, and talked to her husband; defendant afterwards came to the front door, and she called Reynolds, who then received a warrant from him, and read it, her husband, mother, and Mrs. Smith being present ; he then proceeded to search the house ; he found the print in a trunk in her room, and also the cretonne; she brought both the articles with her from Melbourne ; she bought the print for a dress for her sister, but when she found it was of such poor quality, she used part of it as lining for a dress ; she afterwards handed Reynolds the whole piece ; the cretonne was purchased for bed-hangings the search-warrant mentioned fourteen pairs of ladies' hose, eight towels, and 30 yards of flannel none of the articles were found on the premises, and she know nothing about them ; the case was heard on the 2nd of November, and was dismissed ; as a result of the prosecution, she had been slighted by her friends; her husband was a surveyor by profession, but was now carrying on business as a photographer, and it had injured him in his business.

Cross examined : When Senior-constable Reynolds asked for the towel, he did not say it was not the one he wanted ; she told him he could have two if he liked; her husband had done a good business along the coast, chiefly in enlarging photographs; the print was not interfered with between the times Reynolds was at the house ; the two pieces produced were all that he saw ; her mother and herself were on the verandah of defendant's shop on the previous Saturday night ; there were a quantity of goods outside ; they might have had long cloaks on ; they were looking at a hat she had priced in the window ; two ladies were at the front of the shop when they went in, and were there when they left ; there were some children playing outside, but did not notice who they were ; no one told a little girl to go away from the front of the store, and no little girl asked them what they had got ; they had not to lean over the goods outside to look in the windows ; did not know the girl Harriet Griffiths till she saw her at the Police Court.

Clarence William Elderkin, husband of previous witness, corroborated her evidence in the main particulars; he said he was not hard up; he had earned £5 per week in Victoria, and £2 10s to £3 since he had been in the district ; he had never been hard enough up to steal, or his wife either.

Jane Kearns and Bertha Smith also gave evidence of a similar nature…..Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 29 November 1892 p 2

In 1897 she was prosecuted for trading on a Sunday while living in Sydney.

m. John Waters

1. (m) Edward Waters b. 1843 bp. CofE Dapto; Wollongong
2. (f) Martha Waters b. 1851 bp. CofE Dapto: Wollongong

b. abt 1836 Clare Ireland d. 30/5/1917 br. Wollongong

m. Martin Waters (abt 1834 Clare Ireland - 23/4/1909 Wollongong Son of Michael Waters & Ellen)

Ship: Monica 1857

1. (f) Ellen Waters * b. 10/7/1857 Balgownie/on ship 2053 VOL 121A/1857 d. 7/7/1936 Wollongong (Patrick Joseph O’Brien 1879 )
2. (f) Sarah Waters b. 14/4/1859 Wollongong 2119 VOL 121A/1859
3. (m) Michael Waters b. 20/4/1861 Wollongong 14349/1861
4. (m) Martin Walters b. 25/11/1864 Wollongong 16629/1864
5. (m) Patrick Waters b. 20/3/1868 Wollongong 18127/1868
6. (f) Mary Anne Waters * b. 1/4/1870 Wollongong 18944/1870 d. d. 7/1/1922 Wollongong (Thomas Powell 1902)
7. (f) Mary Ann Walters b. 29/7/1871 Wollongong 19605/1871
8. (f) Margaret Waters * b. 19/10/1873 Wollongong 20878/1873 d. 1950 Wollongong (John Williams 1908)

Living at Berrelli St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties With Martin Labourer and Margaret

An old lady named Mrs. Waters died at her home in Barella-Street Wollongong, on Thursday. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Friday 1 June 1917 p 2

b. abt 1965 Pembrokeshire South Wales d. 22/5/1932 Wollongong br. Wollongong

m. William Waters (abt 1867 St Issells Pembrokeshire - 23/11/1938 Wollongong Son of Thomas Waters & Elizabeth Hughes *) 1895 Wollongong

f. John Waters m. Anna

Ship: Star of India 1883

1. (f) May Waters b. 1896 Wollongong 36159/1896 
2. (m) John Waters b. 1899 Wollongong 8503/1899 
3. (f) Edith A Waters b. 1903 Wollongong 8597/1903 
4. (f) Olive Waters b. 1905 Wollongong 39400/1905 
5. (m) William T Waters b. 1908 Wollongong 10218/1908 

DEATH OF Mrs. WATERS

Despite the fact that her end was not altogether unexpected, it came as a shock to the community to learn, on Sunday night, of the death of Mrs. Mary Esther Waters, beloved wife of Mr.. William Waters, a well known Wollongong business man. Deceased had not been in robust health for the past five years, and had practically been an invalid during the last two years.

A woman of high ideals, a good citizen and a devoted wife and mother, town and district will be the poorer for her passing. Before illness overtook her she was one of the leading workers for the Methodist Church, consistent in her support and assiduous in her attention to the means of spiritual grace.

Born in Pembrokesbire (South Wales) 67 years ago, the late. Mrs. Waters arrived in Sydney by the sailing ship Star of India in November 1882..Her family — her maiden name was Waters, and marriage did not change it — resided in Sydney, a few months and then came to Mount Kembla, just about the time the colliery opened. .Her; father the late Mr. John Waters, was an engineer, and he assembled the first locomotive used at the colliery. Incidentally, he was one of the finest local preachers the district has ever possessed.

Thirty five years ago Miss Waters married Mr. William Waters, the issue of the union being three daughters and two sons — May, Edith and Olive, Jack and Will. All are well known and esteemed citizens who take an active interest in church work, and also in musical matters.

The large and representative attendance at the funeral, on Monday, bore eloquent testimony to the high esteem in which the deceased lady was held, the remains being intered in the Methodist cemetery. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Friday 27 May 1932 p 14

Living at Unanderra in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b abt 1872 St Issells Pembrokeshire .d. 4/8/1904 Wollongong

f.Thomas Waters m. Elizabeth Hughes *

Living at Fig Tree in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 14/6/1864 Crown Street Wollongong d. 20/5/1888 Clifton br. Wollongong

m. Arthur P H Waterworth (1865 Goulburn- Son of James Waterworth & Mary Ann Pallier * ) 9/2/1887 St Francis Xavier’s

f. William Croft m. Catherine Ferris *

WATERWORTH—CROFT.— By special licence, at St. Francis Xavier's Church, Wollongong, on February 9th, 1887, by the Rev. Dr. Sheehy, ARTHUR, third son of Mr. James Waterworth, Campbelltown, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Mr. Wm. Croft, of Wollongong. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Saturday 26 February 1887 p 2

Lastly, it becomes our painful duty to record the death of Mrs. Arthur Waterworth, of Clifton (daughter of our respected townsman, Mr. William Croft.) This young lady, who most deservedly was a favourite with all who knew her, and was married about a year ago, died on Sunday last. She had been unwell some days last week, and on Friday, a fire which unfortunately occurred in the chimney of their residence so effected her, that premature labor was brought on, accompanied by very serious symptoms. Dr. Thompson was called in, and also Dr. Sturt, of Bulli, but their united skill proved unavailing to save her life, as she passed away on the day stated. The announcment in town of her unexpected end caused quite a gloom to fall upon all who knew her, as no person could be even casually acquainted with her without liking her in life, and lamenting her in death. Such being the fact, it follows that wide-spread sympathy is felt for her bereaved husband, parents and other relatives. It will be noticed that her funeral will move from the Wollongong railway station to-day on the arrival of the mid-day train from Clifton. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 22 May 1888 p 2

FUNERAL.—The Friends of Mr. Arthur WATERWORTH are hereby invited to attend the Funeral of his late WIFE, which will start from the Wollongong Railway Station, THIS DAY (TUESDAY), at 1.15 p.m. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Tuesday 22 May 1888 p 3

b. abt 1839 d. 21/1/1891 Sydney br. Campbelltown

m. James Waterworth (22/9/1830 Parramatta – 25/3/1926 Campbelltown Son of Robert Waterworth & Sarah Duggan) 10/5/1854 CofE Cobbity

f. John Joseph Pallier m. Eleanor Willocks

Ship: abt 1849/1839

1. (f) Amy E Waterworth b. 1855 Goulburn
2. (m) James Edwin Waterworth b. 1858 Goulburn 7078/1858 (Mary Elizabeth Price 1880)
3. (f) Ada Christina E Waterworth b. 1860 Berrima 5175/1860 (William Fiddick 1882)
4. (m) Richard D Waterworth b. 1862 Goulburn 7735/1862 
5. (m) Arthur P H Waterworth b. 1865 Goulburn 8644/1865 (Elizabeth Croft * 1887)
6. (f) Edith E R Waterworth b. 1867 Wollongong 18081/1867 (Frederick Hourn 1889)
7. (m) Robert DePallier Waterworth b. 1870 Camden 8065/1870 
8. (m) Raymond Alexander Waterworth b. 1872 Camden

Husband ran coach services between Wollongong and Campbelltown

It is with deep regret that I have to record the death of another of the oldest residents of this district, viz., Mrs. James Waterworth, of Campbelltown, who died in the Prince Alfred Hospital on Wednesday, 21st instant, at the age of 61 years. She came to this colony when 10 years of age (in 1849), and since that time has lived about the districts of Camden and Cumberland. Her remains were brought from Sydney to Campbelltown by train, and interred in the Church of England cemetery there. The funeral was largely attended Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney, NSW : 1870 - 1907) Saturday 31 January 1891 p 15

b. 1843 Fifeshire Scotland d. 5/7/1913 Boulder WA

m. William Otaway Bourne/Bouren

m. Joseph Waterworth (-) abt 1881 Wollongong

Occupation: Midwife; Boarding House Proprietor

There is no record of a marriage between Mary and Joseph Waterworth, but her death certificate, in the name of Mary Waterworth, states that they were married at Wollongong when she was 38.

b. 1878 Concord d. 1982

f. John Wesley Watkin m. Emma

Living at Crown St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties. Living with sisters see Browne and Armstrong.

b. 20/2/1843 Hobart Tas d. 11/4/1922 Gerringong br. Gerringong

m. Frederick Watkins (16/4/1843 Wollongong- 18/8/1928 Gerringong Son of William Watkins & Matilda Walkley *)1867 Kiama

f. John Smith m. Jane E

1. (f) Millicent Watkins * b. 1867 Shoalhaven (Henry J Foreman 1902)
2. (f) Matilda Watkins * b. 1869 Shoalhaven d. 1947 Waverley (Francis J W Smith 1903)
3. (m) Fred Stuart Tindall Watkins b. 1876 Kiama 13569/1876 d. 8/9/1877 Gerringong aged 10 months
4. (m) Hugh Taylor Watkins b. 1871 Kiama 11561/1871  d. 6/4/1872 Gerringong aged 18 months
5. (f) Jane Eliza Watkins * b. 1872 Kiama 11531/1872 d. 15/4/1922 Belmore (Frederick Bate 1899)
6. (f) Grace Watkins b. 1873 Kiama 12389/1873 d. 1967 Bankstown
7. (m) Lindsay Walkley Watkins b. 1878 Kiama 14892/1878 d. 8/8/1878 aged 3 weeks
8. (m) Cecil Livingstone Watkins b. 1879 Kiama 15907/1879 d. 1967 Lismore
9. (f) Ursula W Watkins b. 1882 Kiama 20061/1882 d. 1964 Kiama
10. (m) Wallace C Watkins b. 1886 Kiama 25075/1886 d. 1941 Murwillumbah

Living at Gerringong in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

WATKINS.- April 11, 1922, at Charlton, Gerringong Margaret Jean, loved wife of Frederick Watkins, aged 79. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 13 May 1922 p 12

m. William Watkins 1846 CofE Dapto; Wollongong

b. abt 1810 Stavely Gloucestershire

m. William Watkins (abt 1798 Stroud Gloucester England- 6/11/1851 Kiama ) 1839 Stroud Gloucester England

Ship: Bussorah Merchant 1839

1. (m) James Watkins b. 1839
2. (f) Louisa Watkins b. 1841 bp. CofE Dapto; Wollongong
3. (m) Frederick Watkins b. 16/4/1843 Wollongong d. 18/8/1928 Gerringong (Margaret Jane Smith * 1867)

Husband listed in 1841 census as being resident in Crown Street Wollongong

Step Children also Arrived in Bussorah Merchant

1. (f) Ellen Watkins b. abt 1823
2. (f) Maria Watkins b. abt 1820
3. (f) Harriet Watkins b. abt 1818

b. 16/10/1840 Radcliffe On Trent Nottinghamshire d. 21/8/1908 Crookwell br. Crookwell

m. James Watman (23/10/1835 Rolvenden Kent- 1/1/1900 Crookwell Son of James Watman & Elizabeth ) 1855 CofE Cobbity Narellan V1855342 43B/1855

f. John Caunt m. Elizabeth Thraves

Ship: Elizabeth (II) 1844

1. (f) Eliza Jane Watman b. 9/11/1856 Camden 4157/1856
2. (m) James John Watman b. 27/5/1858 Jamberoo 13395/1858
3. (m) Charles Owen Watman b. 31/7/1860 Jamberoo 7863/1860
4. (f) Emily E Watman b. 1862 Camden 6616/1862
5. (f) Sarah E Watman b. 1864 Camden 7320/1864
6. (m) Edwin Watman b. 1866 Camden 7287/1866
7. (f) Amy A Watman b. 1869 Camden 9185/1869  
8. (f) Rosa W Watman b. 1871 Yass 19847/1871
9. (f) Louisa Beatrice Watman b. 1873 Yass 21136/1873
10. (f) Alice May Watman b. 1879 Gunning 26518/1879
11. (m) Arthur Emanuel Watman b. 1882 Crookwell 10829/1882

I have also to chronicle the death of Mrs. E. Watman, relict of the late Mr. James Watman, of this town, who died at her residence on Friday morning. Deceased was 67 years of age and had been a resident of Crookwell for 39 years. Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940) Saturday 22 August 1908 p 2

1878 St Leonards d. 1965 Wollongong

m. William J A Watson 4/6/1906 Wollongong

f. William John Newson m. Harriett

Living at Albion Park in 1903 Electoral Roll- School teacher

St., Michael's Church, Wollongong, was the scene of a pretty, little wedding on Monday, June 4, when Mr. Gus. Watson, of Sydney, was married to Miss Ada Florence Newson (eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Newson, of Dension-street Wollongong). The Rev. G. D'Arcy Irvine, assisted toy the Rev. R. J. Hunter, performed the ceremony. The bride, who was given away by her brother (Mr. W. Newson, of Sydney), South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) Saturday 9 June 1906 p 8

b. abt 1833 Ayrshire d. 1897 Lambton br. Sandgate

m. Archibald Watson (abt 1831 Edinburgh- 20/1/1917 Lambton Son of John Watson & Mary)

f. John m. Margaret

Ship: 1858 David McIver

1. (f) Margaret Dickie Watson b. abt 1855 Edinburgh (Nathaniel Rippon 1873)
2. (f) Mary Watson b. abt 1855 Edinburgh
3. (f) Jemima Lindsay C Watson b. 1859 Newcastle 10498/1859 (William Thompson McLeish 1877)  
4. (m) ohn Watson b. 1862 Newcastle 10971/1862 
5. (f) Agnes M Watson b. 1864 Wollongong 16586/1864 (John Anderson 1884)
6. (f) Violet Watson b. 1870 Wollongong 18900/1870 (James Brown 1889)
7. (f) Eva Jane Isabella R Watson b. 1874 Lambton 16396/1874 (James Baird 1891)

Husband a farm labourer

FRIENDS of Mr. ARCHIBALD WATSON are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his deceased beloved Wife, AGNES E. WATSON: To move from his residence, Elder-street, Lambton, THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, to meet train at Waratah, for Presbyterian Cemetery, Sandgate. Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954) Monday 13 December 1897 p 8

b. 29/5/1877  Pyrmont d. 8/4/1959 Concord West

m. Frederick Arthur Taylor ()15/11/1897 Woonona divorce 1901

m. Alfred Charles Watson (abt 1872-6/2/1950 Concord West) 25/4/1903 

f. Andrew Henderson Thompson m. Margaret O’Brien *

TAYLOR-THOMPSON. — November 15th, 1897, at the Presbyterian Church, Woonona, by the Rev. Jas. Lawrie, Fred A. Taylor, of Birmingham (Eng.), to A. Thompson, third daughter of Capt. Thompson, of Wollongong. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Thursday 30 December 1897 p 2

A LOCAL DIVORCE CASE,

The Taylor divorce case was continued on Thursday.

The respondent, Andrina Taylor, further cross-examined by Mr. Malston, said she went into the witness room on the previous day, but denied that she asked a certain girl what, evidence she was going to give

She never told Dr. Lee that her husband ill-treated her but she spoke to her aunt, Mrs. S. Thompson, about his treatment. She never took medicine for an improper purpose. When she was getting married unknown to her parents Mrs. S. Thompson told the minister that her (respondent's) parents were dead, and that she (Mrs. S. Thompson) was witness's guardian. Witness and Mrs. Thompson were on friendly terms until petitioner turned witness out of his house. It was not until after that that unfriendly relations sprang up between them.

Elizabeth Rose Corrigan examined by Mr. Lysaght said that either in July or August of 1900 she went on a Monday to stay with Mrs. Taylor whilst Mr. Taylor went on a fishing excursion to Jervis Bay. While she was at Mrs Taylor's house witness never saw any impropriety between her and Mr Watson.

Andrew Thompson, examined by Mr. Lysaght, said he was father of Mrs. Taylor. He was angry with Mr. Taylor, as any father would be for taking away his daughter without his consent and marrying her whilst under age. Witness corroborated the respondent's statements as to acts of violence by the petitioner upon his wife at Mr. Thompson's house at Wollongong. He turned Taylor out of his house because he took witness's son on to the Wollongong cycle track on a Sunday to ride a bicycle, and because he used very bad language in the presence of witness's family. When he was going by train to Como with Taylor, the latter said, ' Well, dad, you assist me all you can and I will go for Watson and damages, and whatever damages I get I will divide with you.' Witness replied, “No I never took a man down in my life, and I won't take him down.'

This closed the case for the respondent.

Alfred Charles Watson, co respondent, a district inspector of the electrical engineering department of the railways, said he was stationed at Wollongong during 1898 and 1900. When visiting the house of the petitioner, witness called Mrs. Taylor Rima, and did so in the presence of Taylor. On the return of Mrs. Taylor from Mudgee Mr. Taylor asked witness to stay with them as a boarder. Prior to becoming a boarder he heard Taylor use bad language towards his wife. Within the first month witness was a boarder Taylor began to use bad language, and to act violently towards Mrs. Taylor. On one occasion he struck her, and she fainted. The effect of those assaults was that Mrs Taylor cried and became ill.

He explained to Taylor on the morning of October 4 that he went into the kitchen and asked Mrs. Taylor for a cup of tea. Mrs Taylor gave him a flip in the face, and he caught hold of her arm.

Cross examined by Mr. Shand : Taylor had on two occasions pushed Mrs. Taylor on to his ( witness's) bed while he was there reading. Petitioner had also pushed his wife on to him while he was sitting on a chair in the dining-room. Taylor said after the bed incident that it was only a joke.

Sarah Thompson (Mrs. Taylor's aunt) and Isabella Margaret Talbot also gave evidence. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) Saturday 22 June 1901 p 2

Frederick Arthur Taylor, a mechanic, sought a divorce from Andrina Taylor (formerly Thompson), on the ground of adultery with Alfred Charles Watson, an assistant electrical engineer, who was Joined as co-respondent.

Petitioner claimed £1000 damages.

Respondent denied the allegation of adultery, and cross charged the petitioner with having repeatedly beaten and assaulted her, and with having been guilty of cruelty towards her. She asked for a divorce on these grounds, or, failing that, a Judicial separation, and In either case permanent maintenance.

The issues raised on behalf of the co-respondent were whether the petitioner had been guilty , of cruelty towards the respondent, and whether the petitioner had been guilty of such wilful neglect or misconduct as had conduced to the adultery (If any) alleged.

Petitioner denied the allegations set up by respondent, and by co-respondent.

The Jury found that tho respondent committed adultery with the co-respondent, and gave £150 damages against the co-respondent, to he paid into Court within three weeks. His Honor made a decree nisi, returnable in one month, co-respondent to pay petitioner's costs and costs o frespondent, which petitioner had been ordered to meet. The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930) Saturday 22 June 1901 p 14

DIVORCE AND DAMAGES.

In the Divorce Court, Sydney, Fred. Arthur Taylor, Wollongong, brought a suit for divorce from his wife, Andrina Taylor, Alfred Charles Watson, an engineer, who had been a lodger, being named as co-respondent. Damages were fixed at £1000.

The jury found for plaintiff, with £150 damages, and a decree was granted. Sunday Times (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1930) Sunday 23 June 1901 p 8

m. Thomas Watson

1. (m) William Watson b. 1880 Wollongong 27331/1880 (Elizabeth Rundell Hocken * 1902)
2. (f) Annie Watson b. 1884 Wollongong 22798/1884 
3. (f) Margaret Watson b. 1891 Wollongong 38601/1891 

m. Thomas Watson (abt 1838 -23/5/1915 Russell Vale)

1. (m) Thomas Watson
2. (f) Jean Watson b. 1894 Woonona 38300/1894 d. 1984 (Mark Meehan 1911)
3. (f) Elizabeth Marshall Watson b. 1896 Woonona 9169/1896  d. 1977 (John J Jolliffe 1913)

Living at Woonona in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties

b. 1843 Fairy Meadow V18434670 47/1843 d. 7/11/1916 Numba br. Nowra

m. George Henry Watson (abt 1832 Byrne Lincolnshire - 1/9/1922 Numba Son of John Watson & Elizabeth Teate *) 11/5/1860 Jamberoo

f. James Gay m. Margaret Booth *