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 Sentence: Life Sentence: Life
  
-MARY THORPE was indicted for stealing, on the 26th of March , a gold watch, value 6l. another watch, value 2l. four silver tea spoons, value 6s. a gold ring, value 5s. a mourning ring, value 5s. a tea caddy, value 6s. a silk cloak with black lace, value 3l. a muslin dimity gown, value 1l. a worked muslin gown, value 1l. two cotton gowns, value 10s. a stuff petticoat, value 3s. a white marseilles petticoat, value 10s. two dimity petticoats, value 10s. a muslin petticoat, value 10s. three muslin aprons, value 2l. two linen aprons, value 4s. a dimity bed gown, value 5s. five linen shifts, value 10s. a cloth cloak, value 5s. a silk cloak, value 5s. six linen handkerchiefs, value 4s. a silk handkerchief, value 2s. six muslin handkerchiefs, value 1l. a muslin shawl, value 10s. half a muslin shawl, value 4s. two shawl handkerchiefs value 4s. six yards of muslin, value 1l. a linen table cloth, value 5s. a wax bead necklace, value 6d. two muslin frocks, value 10s. and two pair of women’s linen gloves, value 1s. the goods of John Cook in his dwelling house .+<blockquote>MARY THORPE was indicted for stealing, on the 26th of March , a gold watch, value 6l. another watch, value 2l. four silver tea spoons, value 6s. a gold ring, value 5s. a mourning ring, value 5s. a tea caddy, value 6s. a silk cloak with black lace, value 3l. a muslin dimity gown, value 1l. a worked muslin gown, value 1l. two cotton gowns, value 10s. a stuff petticoat, value 3s. a white marseilles petticoat, value 10s. two dimity petticoats, value 10s. a muslin petticoat, value 10s. three muslin aprons, value 2l. two linen aprons, value 4s. a dimity bed gown, value 5s. five linen shifts, value 10s. a cloth cloak, value 5s. a silk cloak, value 5s. six linen handkerchiefs, value 4s. a silk handkerchief, value 2s. six muslin handkerchiefs, value 1l. a muslin shawl, value 10s. half a muslin shawl, value 4s. two shawl handkerchiefs value 4s. six yards of muslin, value 1l. a linen table cloth, value 5s. a wax bead necklace, value 6d. two muslin frocks, value 10s. and two pair of women’s linen gloves, value 1s. the goods of John Cook in his dwelling house .
  
 JOHN COOK sworn. JOHN COOK sworn.
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 The following capital convicts were put to the bar, viz. Mary Bouchier , George Higgison , Robert Armstrong , Abraham Abrahams , Mary Thorpe , Alexander Loraine , Samuel Evans , who accepted of his Majesty's mercy on condition of being transported to New South Wales for the term of their natural lives ; and Ann Williams and William Walker refused . The following capital convicts were put to the bar, viz. Mary Bouchier , George Higgison , Robert Armstrong , Abraham Abrahams , Mary Thorpe , Alexander Loraine , Samuel Evans , who accepted of his Majesty's mercy on condition of being transported to New South Wales for the term of their natural lives ; and Ann Williams and William Walker refused .
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 ====== Norris Mary A (McGlaughlin) ====== ====== Norris Mary A (McGlaughlin) ======
  
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 Living at Mount Pleasant in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic duties. Husband a labourer. Living at Mount Pleasant in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic duties. Husband a labourer.
  
-The death occurred last week in the Wollongong Hospital of Mrs North, wife of Mr. W. North of Mount Pleasant. The deceased was highly respected in the district, and took a prominent past in all social matters. She leaves a grown up family and husband to mourn their great loss. //Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW: 1856 - 1950)// **Tuesday 16 January 1912** p 2+<blockquote>The death occurred last week in the Wollongong Hospital of Mrs North, wife of Mr. W. North of Mount Pleasant. The deceased was highly respected in the district, and took a prominent past in all social matters. She leaves a grown up family and husband to mourn their great loss. <cite>//Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW: 1856 - 1950)// **Tuesday 16 January 1912** p 2</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== North Sarah A ====== ====== North Sarah A ======
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   - //(m)// Stanley R Northam b. 1904 Lismore   - //(m)// Stanley R Northam b. 1904 Lismore
   - //(m)// Jack Northam b. 1909 Lismore d. 1935 Lismore   - //(m)// Jack Northam b. 1909 Lismore d. 1935 Lismore
-MRS. SUSAN NORTHAM.+<blockquote>MRS. SUSAN NORTHAM.
  
 Formerly one of the best known residents of Rosebank, where she had lived for over 40 years, Mrs. Susan Northern, widow of the late John Henry Northam, died in Lismore on Saturday afternoon. Formerly one of the best known residents of Rosebank, where she had lived for over 40 years, Mrs. Susan Northern, widow of the late John Henry Northam, died in Lismore on Saturday afternoon.
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 She had lived in Laurel Avenue, Lismore, for the past two years. Mrs. Northam was born at Albion Park. She married there and lived in the South Coast district until coming to the Richmond River. She had lived in Laurel Avenue, Lismore, for the past two years. Mrs. Northam was born at Albion Park. She married there and lived in the South Coast district until coming to the Richmond River.
  
-Prior to settling at Rosebank, Mr. and Mrs. Northam lived for a short period at Cooper's Creek, Clunes. Three sons survive. They are Messrs. Don and Fred Northam, of Rosebank, and John Northam, of Brisbane. Brothers of Mrs. Northam are Mr. Donald Raison, of Sydney, and Mr. George Raison, of Albion Park. Mrs. I. Wiley, of Albion Park, is a sister. Her funeral will leave the Presbyterian Church, Clunes, today, after a service commencing at 11 a.m., for the Clunes cemetery. //Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954)// **Monday 30 April 1951** p 5+Prior to settling at Rosebank, Mr. and Mrs. Northam lived for a short period at Cooper's Creek, Clunes. Three sons survive. They are Messrs. Don and Fred Northam, of Rosebank, and John Northam, of Brisbane. Brothers of Mrs. Northam are Mr. Donald Raison, of Sydney, and Mr. George Raison, of Albion Park. Mrs. I. Wiley, of Albion Park, is a sister. Her funeral will leave the Presbyterian Church, Clunes, today, after a service commencing at 11 a.m., for the Clunes cemetery. <cite>//Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954)// **Monday 30 April 1951** p 5</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Northey Elizabeth H ====== ====== Northey Elizabeth H ======
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 Living Balgownie in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a weighman. Living Balgownie in 1903 Electoral Roll –domestic duties. Husband a weighman.
  
-BELLAMBI. +<blockquote>BELLAMBI.
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-In the Divorce Court this week, Martin Northey (76), of Bellambi, petitioned for a divorce from his wife, Winifred Northey, on the grounds of alleged misconduct with Edward Talbot, who was joined as correspondent. The wife; cross petitioned for a decree for restitution of conjugal rights. His Honor dismissed both petitions. //South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)// **Friday 24 October 1924** p 16 +
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-Suspicious Septuagenarian+
  
-Separated from Spouse South Coast Mining Family Divides Over Boarder's Imaginary Misconduct —+In the Divorce Court this week, Martin Northey (76), of Bellambi, petitioned for a divorce from his wife, Winifred Northey, on the grounds of alleged misconduct with Edward Talbot, who was joined as correspondent. The wife; cross petitioned for a decree for restitution of conjugal rights. His Honor dismissed both petitions. <cite>//South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)// **Friday 24 October 1924** p 16</cite></blockquote>
  
 +<blockquote>Suspicious Septuagenarian\\
 +Separated from Spouse South Coast Mining Family Divides Over Boarder's Imaginary Misconduct —\\
 Martin Northey Sues for Divorce from Elderly Partner and Joins Ernest Talbot as Co-respondent Martin Northey Sues for Divorce from Elderly Partner and Joins Ernest Talbot as Co-respondent
  
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 His evidence was a complete refutation of the charge levelled against him and respondent, whom he respected, and immediately quitted the house as soon as he realised that Northey regarded him as an disturbing element. Northey was farther from the truth than the calumniation. His evidence was a complete refutation of the charge levelled against him and respondent, whom he respected, and immediately quitted the house as soon as he realised that Northey regarded him as an disturbing element. Northey was farther from the truth than the calumniation.
  
-The case lasted four days altogether, coming to an end on Thursday, when his Honor dismisses both cases, with costs against the aged petitioner. //Truth (Sydney, NSW : 1894 - 1954)// **Sunday 26 October 1924** p 12+The case lasted four days altogether, coming to an end on Thursday, when his Honor dismisses both cases, with costs against the aged petitioner. <cite>//Truth (Sydney, NSW : 1894 - 1954)// **Sunday 26 October 1924** p 12</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Northfield Eliza see Stumbles ====== ====== Northfield Eliza see Stumbles ======
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   - //(m)// John Thomas Northfield b. 1874 Wollongong 21469/1874 d. 27/12/1930 (Mary Frost * 1896 )   - //(m)// John Thomas Northfield b. 1874 Wollongong 21469/1874 d. 27/12/1930 (Mary Frost * 1896 )
   - //(f)// Ruth Northfield * b. 1877 Wollongong 22991/1877 d. 1858 Wollongong (David J Edwards 1907)   - //(f)// Ruth Northfield * b. 1877 Wollongong 22991/1877 d. 1858 Wollongong (David J Edwards 1907)
-NORTHFIELD.— At her residence, '.Bushfield,' Fairy Meadow, Emma, dearly beloved wife of William Northfield, aged 60 years, and eldest daughter of John Manning Quy, Cambridgeshire. //South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)// **Saturday 16 March 1901** p 9+<blockquote>NORTHFIELD.— At her residence, '.Bushfield,' Fairy Meadow, Emma, dearly beloved wife of William Northfield, aged 60 years, and eldest daughter of John Manning Quy, Cambridgeshire. <cite>//South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)// **Saturday 16 March 1901** p 9</cite></blockquote>
  
 http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/w/i/n/Michelle-A-Winston/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0171.html http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/w/i/n/Michelle-A-Winston/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0171.html
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   - //(f)// Hannah E Norton b. 1864 Sydney d. 1866 Sydney   - //(f)// Hannah E Norton b. 1864 Sydney d. 1866 Sydney
   - //(m)// James R Norton b. 1866 Sydney   - //(m)// James R Norton b. 1866 Sydney
-THE FRIENDS of Mr. JOSEPH NORTON are invited to attend the Funeral of his late beloved WIFE, Sarah Ann ; to move from his residence, Campbell-street, Surry Hills, near Riley-street, THIS (Thursday) AFTER- NOON, at half-past 2 o'clock. //The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)// **Thursday 23 February 1871** p 8+<blockquote>THE FRIENDS of Mr. JOSEPH NORTON are invited to attend the Funeral of his late beloved WIFE, Sarah Ann ; to move from his residence, Campbell-street, Surry Hills, near Riley-street, THIS (Thursday) AFTER- NOON, at half-past 2 o'clock. <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)// **Thursday 23 February 1871** p 8</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Notley Catherine (McEntee) ====== ====== Notley Catherine (McEntee) ======
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 Ship: Lady Rowena 1825 Ship: Lady Rowena 1825
  
-Sentence 7 years+**Convict indent:**
  
-Assigned to George Brown in 1828 census+  ; Sentence : 7 years 
 +  ; Assigned to : George Brown in 1828 census 
 +  ; Tried : Dublin 1825 
 +  ; Crime : Stealing a watch 
 +  ; Prior Convictions : 2 
 +  ; Description : reads & writes, Protestant, married, a servant : 4 foot 11 and ¾ inches, fair ruddy complexion, brown hair and hazel eyes, scar on left cheek
  
-Tried: Dublin 1825+The following record exists for her time at the Parramatta Female Factory: assigned to Robert Campbell Sen. Sydney
  
-Crime: Stealing a watch +From the Colonial Secretary’s Papers, the following relate to some of Ann’s time in the female factory:
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-Prior Convictions: 2 +
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-Discription: reads & writes, protestant, married, a servant 4 foot 11 and ¾ inches, fair ruddy complexion, brown hair and hazel eyes, scar on left cheek +
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-The following record exists for her time at the Parramatta Female Factory +
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-assigned to Robert Campbell Sen. Sydney +
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-. From the Colonial Secretary’s Papers, the following relate to some of Ann’s time in the female factory +
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-1826 2<sup>nd</sup> class returned from Mr Rapsey, Sydney +
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-1827 22nd October 1st class neglect of work tea ration stopped \1827 23<sup>rd</sup> October 24 hours refused to attend RC prayers +
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-1828 20<sup>th</sup> January 24 hours insolent to monitress +
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-1828 2<sup>nd</sup> March 2ndclass disturbance in the dining room +
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-1828 6<sup>th</sup> May 2ndclass 20 hours disobedience+
  
 +1826 2<sup>nd</sup> class returned from Mr Rapsey, Sydney\\
 +1827 22nd October 1st class neglect of work tea ration stopped\\
 +1827 23<sup>rd</sup> October 24 hours refused to attend RC prayers\\
 +1828 20<sup>th</sup> January 24 hours insolent to monitress\\
 +1828 2<sup>nd</sup> March 2ndclass disturbance in the dining room\\
 +1828 6<sup>th</sup> May 2ndclass 20 hours disobedience\\
 1828 3rdclass 1<sup>st</sup> September one month absent from service 1828 3rdclass 1<sup>st</sup> September one month absent from service
  
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   - //(f)// Georgina Nugent b. 1865 Kangaroo Valley d. 1950 ( Alfred Ernest Grosvenor 1896)   - //(f)// Georgina Nugent b. 1865 Kangaroo Valley d. 1950 ( Alfred Ernest Grosvenor 1896)
   - //(m)// James Lambert Nugent b. 1869 Kangaroo Valley d. 1961 Kangaroo Valley   - //(m)// James Lambert Nugent b. 1869 Kangaroo Valley d. 1961 Kangaroo Valley
-On the 29th November, in the Cathedral Church of St. Andrew's, by the Rev. James Barnier, A.M., (brother to the bride), Walter Arthur, second son of the late Walter Nugent, of Goosegreen, County Dublin, Esq., to Eliza Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. James Barnier, late of the City of Dublin. //The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)// **Monday 3 December 1849** p 3+<blockquote>On the 29th November, in the Cathedral Church of St. Andrew's, by the Rev. James Barnier, A.M., (brother to the bride), Walter Arthur, second son of the late Walter Nugent, of Goosegreen, County Dublin, Esq., to Eliza Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. James Barnier, late of the City of Dublin. <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)// **Monday 3 December 1849** p 3</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Nugent Mary ====== ====== Nugent Mary ======
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 Living at West Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Living at West Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties.
  
-MRS. ANNIE NUNAN+<blockquote>MRS. ANNIE NUNAN
  
 Another of the old residents of Dapto district, Mrs. Annie Agnes Nunan, 73, died at her home, Cooyong, Avondale Road, Dapto. Another of the old residents of Dapto district, Mrs. Annie Agnes Nunan, 73, died at her home, Cooyong, Avondale Road, Dapto.
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 She was the mother of Frances Eileen (Sister. Benita), John, William, Gwen (Mrs. A. J. Clifford), Fred (deceased), Charles, Annie, May (Mrs. C. J. Keyes), and Daniel. The funeral was from St. John's Church to the Roman Catholic cemetery, West Dapto. She was the mother of Frances Eileen (Sister. Benita), John, William, Gwen (Mrs. A. J. Clifford), Fred (deceased), Charles, Annie, May (Mrs. C. J. Keyes), and Daniel. The funeral was from St. John's Church to the Roman Catholic cemetery, West Dapto.
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 ====== Nunan Elizabeth (Donovan) ====== ====== Nunan Elizabeth (Donovan) ======
  
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   - //(u)// Nunan   - //(u)// Nunan
   - //(u)// Nunan   - //(u)// Nunan
-DEATH OF MR- THOMAS NUNAN.+<blockquote>DEATH OF MR- THOMAS NUNAN.
  
 The Island County Times (Coupeville, Washington, U.S.) reports the death of Mr. Thomas Nunan, who passed the early years of his life at Dapto, and who was the brother of Mr. Timothy Nunan and Mrs. C. Hore, of that district. The cause of death was la grippe. The Times says the deceased was assessor of Island County and for more than 30 years an honored and prominent citizen of Whidby Island. The following sketch of his life is given : — The Island County Times (Coupeville, Washington, U.S.) reports the death of Mr. Thomas Nunan, who passed the early years of his life at Dapto, and who was the brother of Mr. Timothy Nunan and Mrs. C. Hore, of that district. The cause of death was la grippe. The Times says the deceased was assessor of Island County and for more than 30 years an honored and prominent citizen of Whidby Island. The following sketch of his life is given : —
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 'Thomas Nunan was born in Limerick, Ireland, Nov. 17, 1839. When one year old his parents moved to Australia, and here his childhood and youth were passed. In 1858 he came to Puget Sound, landing at Port Townsend. Before leaving Australia he married Miss Elizabeth M'Crohan, whom he had known from childhood, and who survives him. The same year of their arrival from Australia they settled on land near Oak Harbor, and with the exception of five years spent in Seattle were residents of this county from that time. In 1880 deceased moved to Seattle, and in partnership with J. F. T. Mitchell established a shipyard and marine ways on the water front where the Northern Pacific depot now stands, which they conducted five years. Being somewhat broken in health from the effects of a severe attack of typhoid fever, from which he never fully recovered, he returned to Whidby Island, where the remainder of his days were passed. 'Thomas Nunan was born in Limerick, Ireland, Nov. 17, 1839. When one year old his parents moved to Australia, and here his childhood and youth were passed. In 1858 he came to Puget Sound, landing at Port Townsend. Before leaving Australia he married Miss Elizabeth M'Crohan, whom he had known from childhood, and who survives him. The same year of their arrival from Australia they settled on land near Oak Harbor, and with the exception of five years spent in Seattle were residents of this county from that time. In 1880 deceased moved to Seattle, and in partnership with J. F. T. Mitchell established a shipyard and marine ways on the water front where the Northern Pacific depot now stands, which they conducted five years. Being somewhat broken in health from the effects of a severe attack of typhoid fever, from which he never fully recovered, he returned to Whidby Island, where the remainder of his days were passed.
  
-Deceased was the father of twelve children — Elizabeth, Frederick G., George F., +Deceased was the father of twelve children — Elizabeth, Frederick G., George F., Grace M., Thomas E. M. D„ Louise M., now Mrs. Geo. B. Thornton, Herbert G.
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-Grace M., Thomas E. M. D„ Louise M., now Mrs. Geo. B. Thornton, Herbert G.+
  
 Kate M., now Mrs. L. P. Byrne, W. A., Charlotte and Mamie. Elizabeth and Grace were stricken down in young womanhood with diphtheria, both dying the same week. Years afterwards, while living in Seattle, Charlotte and Mamie were stricken with the same dread disease and they too died within a week. Frederick was drowned off Snakalun Point eight years ago while employed as engineer of the launch of a coast survey schooner. Kate M., now Mrs. L. P. Byrne, W. A., Charlotte and Mamie. Elizabeth and Grace were stricken down in young womanhood with diphtheria, both dying the same week. Years afterwards, while living in Seattle, Charlotte and Mamie were stricken with the same dread disease and they too died within a week. Frederick was drowned off Snakalun Point eight years ago while employed as engineer of the launch of a coast survey schooner.
  
-No citizen of our community ever enjoyed more fully, none more richly merited, the confidence, esteem, and respect of his fellow men than did Thomas Nunan. He was a man of the strictest integrity, scrupulously honest, conscientious and upright in all his relations with men, a devoted _husband and a kind father in his family. He leaves his family the best of all legacies, the record of an honorable and righteous life. He served for 12 years as county commissioner. In 1890 he was elected sheriff and served two terms. Last fall he was elected assessor, the only candidate on the democratic ticket who was elected. //Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)// **Tuesday 20 August 1895** p 2+No citizen of our community ever enjoyed more fully, none more richly merited, the confidence, esteem, and respect of his fellow men than did Thomas Nunan. He was a man of the strictest integrity, scrupulously honest, conscientious and upright in all his relations with men, a devoted _husband and a kind father in his family. He leaves his family the best of all legacies, the record of an honorable and righteous life. He served for 12 years as county commissioner. In 1890 he was elected sheriff and served two terms. Last fall he was elected assessor, the only candidate on the democratic ticket who was elected. <cite>//Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)// **Tuesday 20 August 1895** p 2</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Nunan Ellen (Fahey) ====== ====== Nunan Ellen (Fahey) ======
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 Her husband Timothy purchased 49a at West Dapto in 1857 - high on the mountain slopes, some 2kms south of and level with the present day Wongawilli mine. Here he built a single storey house (with attic) from local materials - rock, sandstone and cedar, and filled it with hand carved cedar furniture. Water was obtained from springs higher on the mountainside and conveyed, by way of a series of troughs made from split and hollowed cabbage tree palms, to a large tub hewn from a sandstone block which stood adjacent to the back door of the house. He was a member of the Dapto Show Committee in 1866 and 1867. At the 1879 and 1880 Dapto Shows he won awards for horses, at the 1887 Show, he gained awards for cut flowers, agricultural produce and pot plants. His name appeared in the local press a number of times in support of candidates for forthcoming elections, and in 1876 he supported separation of ward 3 of Central Illawarra Council into a separate municipality. Her husband Timothy purchased 49a at West Dapto in 1857 - high on the mountain slopes, some 2kms south of and level with the present day Wongawilli mine. Here he built a single storey house (with attic) from local materials - rock, sandstone and cedar, and filled it with hand carved cedar furniture. Water was obtained from springs higher on the mountainside and conveyed, by way of a series of troughs made from split and hollowed cabbage tree palms, to a large tub hewn from a sandstone block which stood adjacent to the back door of the house. He was a member of the Dapto Show Committee in 1866 and 1867. At the 1879 and 1880 Dapto Shows he won awards for horses, at the 1887 Show, he gained awards for cut flowers, agricultural produce and pot plants. His name appeared in the local press a number of times in support of candidates for forthcoming elections, and in 1876 he supported separation of ward 3 of Central Illawarra Council into a separate municipality.
  
-NUNAN — April 13, 1921, at Dapto, Ellen, relict of the late Timothy Nunan, native of Cashel, Co. Tipperary, Ireland aged 83 years. Sweet Jesus, have mercy on her soul. — R.I.P. //The Catholic Press (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1942)// **Thursday 27 April 1922** p 32+<blockquote>NUNAN — April 13, 1921, at Dapto, Ellen, relict of the late Timothy Nunan, native of Cashel, Co. Tipperary, Ireland aged 83 years. Sweet Jesus, have mercy on her soul. — R.I.P. <cite>//The Catholic Press (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1942)// **Thursday 27 April 1922** p 32</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Nunan Margaret (Lynch) ====== ====== Nunan Margaret (Lynch) ======
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   - //(f)// Kathleen Eileen Nunan b. 25/5/1896 Woollahra Sydney bp. St Francis Xavier’s 18/6/1896 ( John F Phelan 1920)   - //(f)// Kathleen Eileen Nunan b. 25/5/1896 Woollahra Sydney bp. St Francis Xavier’s 18/6/1896 ( John F Phelan 1920)
-NUNAN- The Relatives and friends of Mr MATTHEW NUNAN are invited to attend the Funeral of his beloved WIFE Margaret, to leave her late residence Glenorie Doncaster avenue South Kensington THIS (Thursdav) AFTERNO0N at 2.30 o'clock, for Catholic Cemetery, Long Bay-road, Coogee //The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)// **Thursday 12 October 1922** p 7+<blockquote>NUNAN- The Relatives and friends of Mr MATTHEW NUNAN are invited to attend the Funeral of his beloved WIFE Margaret, to leave her late residence Glenorie Doncaster avenue South Kensington THIS (Thursdav) AFTERNO0N at 2.30 o'clock, for Catholic Cemetery, Long Bay-road, Coogee <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)// **Thursday 12 October 1922** p 7</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Nunan Margaret Jane (Leeper) ====== ====== Nunan Margaret Jane (Leeper) ======
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   - //(m)// Thomas Leonard Nunan b. 1908 Qld d. 1937   - //(m)// Thomas Leonard Nunan b. 1908 Qld d. 1937
   - //(m)// Timothy Nunan   - //(m)// Timothy Nunan
-Mrs. M. J. NUNAN.+<blockquote>Mrs. M. J. NUNAN.
  
 As briefly mentioned in last issue the death took place on November 15th at Bulli Hospital of Mrs. Margaret Jane Nunan, widow of the late Thomas Nunan, retired farmer of Wondai, Queensland. As briefly mentioned in last issue the death took place on November 15th at Bulli Hospital of Mrs. Margaret Jane Nunan, widow of the late Thomas Nunan, retired farmer of Wondai, Queensland.
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 Of late years, Mrs. Nunan spent considerable time with her sister, Mrs. Boland, of Pope's Lane, Woonona. The late Mrs. Nunan is survived by a family of six— Maria (Mrs. Johnson, Brisbane), Lillian (Mrs. Koski, Herberton), Austin (Richmond), Ida (Gympie), Margaret (Mrs. O'Connor, Peranga), Tim (Warwick), Len (deceased). Of late years, Mrs. Nunan spent considerable time with her sister, Mrs. Boland, of Pope's Lane, Woonona. The late Mrs. Nunan is survived by a family of six— Maria (Mrs. Johnson, Brisbane), Lillian (Mrs. Koski, Herberton), Austin (Richmond), Ida (Gympie), Margaret (Mrs. O'Connor, Peranga), Tim (Warwick), Len (deceased).
  
-She was a sister of Mrs. S. Boland of Woonona, Joseph Leeper (Adelaide) and Arthur Leeper (Wollongong). //South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)// **Friday 29 November 1946** p 15+She was a sister of Mrs. S. Boland of Woonona, Joseph Leeper (Adelaide) and Arthur Leeper (Wollongong). <cite>//South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)// **Friday 29 November 1946** p 15</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Nunan Mary (Healey) ====== ====== Nunan Mary (Healey) ======
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   - //(m)// Francis Healey Nunan b. 19/4/1860 Dapto/ Thomas Noonan b. 17/6/1860 Dapto d. 4/8/1945 ( Evelyn Margaret Luby 1907)   - //(m)// Francis Healey Nunan b. 19/4/1860 Dapto/ Thomas Noonan b. 17/6/1860 Dapto d. 4/8/1945 ( Evelyn Margaret Luby 1907)
   - //(m)// Matthew Nunan b. 24/8/1861 West Dapto d. 8/9/1944 Sydney ( Margaret Lynch * 1895)   - //(m)// Matthew Nunan b. 24/8/1861 West Dapto d. 8/9/1944 Sydney ( Margaret Lynch * 1895)
-NUNAN. — At Dapto, Mary (widow of the late John Nunan), in her 60th year, native of Silvergrove, County Clare, Ireland. May she rest in peace.+<blockquote>NUNAN. — At Dapto, Mary (widow of the late John Nunan), in her 60th year, native of Silvergrove, County Clare, Ireland. May she rest in peace.
  
-What is home without a mother ?+What is home without a mother ?\\ 
 +How we miss her loving face ;\\ 
 +Who to run to when in sorrow,\\ 
 +None can fill a mother's place. <cite>//Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)// **Thursday 25 July 1889** p 2</cite></blockquote>
  
-How we miss her loving face ; +<blockquote>The Friends of the late MRS. JOHN NUNAN are respectfully requested to attend her FUNERAL : to move from her late residence, Dapto, on SUNDAY (TO-MORROW), at 2 o'clock, for the R. C. Cemetery, West Dapto <cite>//Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)// **Saturday 13 July 1889** p 5</cite></blockquote>
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-Who to run to when in sorrow, +
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-None can fill a mother's place. //Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)// **Thursday 25 July 1889** p 2 +
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-The Friends of the late MRS. JOHN NUNAN are respectfully requested to attend her FUNERAL : to move from her late residence, Dapto, on SUNDAY (TO-MORROW), at 2 o'clock, for the R. C. Cemetery, West Dapto //Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)// **Saturday 13 July 1889** p 5+
  
 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cely/nunan.html http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~cely/nunan.html
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   - //(f)// Mary Ann Nunan * b. 2/4/1865 Dapto 16903/1865 d. 3/5/1947 Dapto   - //(f)// Mary Ann Nunan * b. 2/4/1865 Dapto 16903/1865 d. 3/5/1947 Dapto
   - //(m)// Martin Nunan b. 12/12/1866 West Dapto V18662428 121A/1866 d. 1867 Dapto   - //(m)// Martin Nunan b. 12/12/1866 West Dapto V18662428 121A/1866 d. 1867 Dapto
-> Both resident of Dapto+Both resident of Dapto
  
 ====== Nunan Mary Ann ====== ====== Nunan Mary Ann ======
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   - //(m)// Frederick Nutley b. 1873 Broulee d. 1932 Brisbane Qld   - //(m)// Frederick Nutley b. 1873 Broulee d. 1932 Brisbane Qld
   - //(f)// Mildred Nutley (Alfred Cullen 1884)   - //(f)// Mildred Nutley (Alfred Cullen 1884)
-DEATH OF AN OLD +<blockquote>DEATH OF AN OLD COLONIST.
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-COLONIST.+
  
-Mrs. George Nutley, a very old resident of Bermagui, and a colonist of 42 years' standing, died on Friday last, at an advanced age. The deceased lady, whose husband is now 86 years of age, has left a large family, and many grand-children and great-grandchildren. One of her sons is Senior-constable George Nutley, of No. 1 Police Station, Sydney. The funeral of Mrs. Nutley was attended by many residents of the district in which she had so long lived. //Evening News (Sydney, NSW: 1869 - 1931)// **Wednesday 10 July 1901** p 6+Mrs. George Nutley, a very old resident of Bermagui, and a colonist of 42 years' standing, died on Friday last, at an advanced age. The deceased lady, whose husband is now 86 years of age, has left a large family, and many grand-children and great-grandchildren. One of her sons is Senior-constable George Nutley, of No. 1 Police Station, Sydney. The funeral of Mrs. Nutley was attended by many residents of the district in which she had so long lived. <cite>//Evening News (Sydney, NSW: 1869 - 1931)// **Wednesday 10 July 1901** p 6</cite></blockquote>
  
 Husband who died after her left 4 sons and 2 daughters. In her daughter Elizabeth’s obituary she said she was born in Wollongong. Husband who died after her left 4 sons and 2 daughters. In her daughter Elizabeth’s obituary she said she was born in Wollongong.
  
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