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   - //(f)// Amy C Robertson b. 1886 Wollongong d. 1922 Bellingen (Edward Neaves 1910)   - //(f)// Amy C Robertson b. 1886 Wollongong d. 1922 Bellingen (Edward Neaves 1910)
  
 +<blockquote>
 +Desirable Property.
 +CLOSE TO WOLLONGONG.
 +C.F.SMITH has been instructed by Mrs. Connaughton to sell by auction, at Mrs. Osborne's, Commercial Hotel, ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12th, 1878. At 2 o'clock, Her well-situated and very desirable farm of 60 acres, adjoining the properties
 +of Messrs. Owen, Osbornes' and Mr. Clarke's, Mount Keira Hotel.
 +The farm, which is thickly grassed and well watered in the driest seasons, is within two miles of Wollongong wharf, and offers considerablo inducements to parties requiring a Good Small Farm, or a convenient residence, or for Market Gardens. TITLE FIRST-CLASS. Terms at sale. <cite>//Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)//**Friday 22 November 1878** - Page 3 </cite></blockquote>
 <blockquote>MOUNT KEMBLA <blockquote>MOUNT KEMBLA
  
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 He resident Figtree. Her husband’s will was written before their marriage and there had been no provision made for her and her unborn daughter at the time of his death. His property had passed to his eldest son (see Sarah Ryan (Heffernan). He resident Figtree. Her husband’s will was written before their marriage and there had been no provision made for her and her unborn daughter at the time of his death. His property had passed to his eldest son (see Sarah Ryan (Heffernan).
  
-NEWS FROM THE INTERIOR.   +<blockquote>NEWS FROM THE INTERIOR\\ 
- +WOLLONGONG\\ 
-WOLLONGONG. +POLICE OFFICE, MONDAY, APRIL l8. \\
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-POLICE OFFICE, MONDAY, APRIL l8.   +
 BEFORE C.T. SMITH and W. SHEAFFE, Esqs, BEFORE C.T. SMITH and W. SHEAFFE, Esqs,
  
-Michael Bourke appeared upon summons to answer the complaint of Mrs, Jane Ryan for forcibly taking possession of her property, and for other acts of gross abuse and insult. It appears from the statement of complainant (who is the widow of the late Mr. Matthew Ryan, of the Fig-Tree Farm, near Wollongong), and from other particulars that have come under our notice, that a few days after the interment of Mr. Ryan, Mr. John Needham, Commission Agent, in Sydney, arrived in Wollongong, having in his possession a will, which had been executed by deceased so far back as September, 1851, and as such will was made prior to deceased's marriage with the above complainant, of course no provision was made for her maintenance in it, Mr. Needham was appointed an executor to the will in conjunction with another, a resident of Wollongong, but that other declining to act, Needham thereupon put in Bourke, the defendant in this case, as a sort of keeper or care-taker of the personal and chattel property of Mr. Ryan, with instructions not to allow any of said property to be removed from the premises. Meantime the widow took measures to have the opinion of' counsel as to her position, which opinion declared the conduct of the parties to be illegal. Mrs. Ryan stated that Bourke remained on the premises about a week without her sanction, that she said nothing to him until she had occasion to send one of the children to a neighbour's house, with a bundle of linen, that the child returned saying that Bourke forcibly took the bundle from her-that she (complainant) remonstrated with Bourke, and took up the bundle ; whereupon the latter snatched it from her with violence, and said he was placed there by the authority of Mr. Needham ; and that he would allow nothing to be removed from the premises ; complainant then got the horse to put in the cart, for the purpose of proceeding to town to claim the protection of a magistrate, when defendant again interfered, and would not allow her to have the horse put in, giving her the most insolent abuse the while, until a neighbour interfered, and put the horse in the cart for her, when she proceeded to Wollongong, and stated her case to Mr. C. T. Smith, J. P., who proceeded to Mrs. Ryan's residence, accompanied by her clergyman, who ordered Bourke at once to leave the premises. Their worships ordered the case to be remanded for a week, for complainant's witnesses, who were not then present. Complainant begged his worship not to proceed further with the case, in consideration of defendant's age, and his acting partly in ignorance, and partly from drunkenness, she was disposed to forgive him. Mr. Smith, in acceding to complainant's request, told defendant that he ought to be very thankful ; his conduct was not only illegal, but brutal and unmanly ; he had no more right on Mrs. Ryan's premises than he had on his (Mr. Smith's), and if complainant proceeded with the case, the magistrates had no alternative but to commit him for trial. The case was struck out of the paper. //The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)// **Saturday 23 April 1853**+Michael Bourke appeared upon summons to answer the complaint of Mrs, Jane Ryan for forcibly taking possession of her property, and for other acts of gross abuse and insult. It appears from the statement of complainant (who is the widow of the late Mr. Matthew Ryan, of the Fig-Tree Farm, near Wollongong), and from other particulars that have come under our notice, that a few days after the interment of Mr. Ryan, Mr. John Needham, Commission Agent, in Sydney, arrived in Wollongong, having in his possession a will, which had been executed by deceased so far back as September, 1851, and as such will was made prior to deceased's marriage with the above complainant, of course no provision was made for her maintenance in it, Mr. Needham was appointed an executor to the will in conjunction with another, a resident of Wollongong, but that other declining to act, Needham thereupon put in Bourke, the defendant in this case, as a sort of keeper or care-taker of the personal and chattel property of Mr. Ryan, with instructions not to allow any of said property to be removed from the premises. Meantime the widow took measures to have the opinion of' counsel as to her position, which opinion declared the conduct of the parties to be illegal. Mrs. Ryan stated that Bourke remained on the premises about a week without her sanction, that she said nothing to him until she had occasion to send one of the children to a neighbour's house, with a bundle of linen, that the child returned saying that Bourke forcibly took the bundle from her-that she (complainant) remonstrated with Bourke, and took up the bundle ; whereupon the latter snatched it from her with violence, and said he was placed there by the authority of Mr. Needham ; and that he would allow nothing to be removed from the premises ; complainant then got the horse to put in the cart, for the purpose of proceeding to town to claim the protection of a magistrate, when defendant again interfered, and would not allow her to have the horse put in, giving her the most insolent abuse the while, until a neighbour interfered, and put the horse in the cart for her, when she proceeded to Wollongong, and stated her case to Mr. C. T. Smith, J. P., who proceeded to Mrs. Ryan's residence, accompanied by her clergyman, who ordered Bourke at once to leave the premises. Their worships ordered the case to be remanded for a week, for complainant's witnesses, who were not then present. Complainant begged his worship not to proceed further with the case, in consideration of defendant's age, and his acting partly in ignorance, and partly from drunkenness, she was disposed to forgive him. Mr. Smith, in acceding to complainant's request, told defendant that he ought to be very thankful ; his conduct was not only illegal, but brutal and unmanly ; he had no more right on Mrs. Ryan's premises than he had on his (Mr. Smith's), and if complainant proceeded with the case, the magistrates had no alternative but to commit him for trial. The case was struck out of the paper. <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)// **Saturday 23 April 1853**</cite></blockquote>
  
-RYAN.-March 11, at her residence, 295, Crown-street, Surry Hills, Jane Ryan, widow of the late Matthew Ryan, senior of Figtree, Wollongong. //The Sydney Morning Herald// **12 March 1888**+<blockquote>RYAN.-March 11, at her residence, 295, Crown-street, Surry Hills, Jane Ryan, widow of the late Matthew Ryan, senior of Figtree, Wollongong. <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald// **12 March 1888**</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Ryan Johanna  ====== ====== Ryan Johanna  ======
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 Husband a labourer who was killed by falling into the path of a train, he left a widow and grown up family. Husband a labourer who was killed by falling into the path of a train, he left a widow and grown up family.
  
-RYAN.—The Funeral of the late Mrs. PATRICK RYAN will leave Wollongong Railway Station, tomorrow, Tuesday, at 11 a.m., for Catholic Cemetery, Wollongong. //The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)// **Monday 11 August 1919** p 5+<blockquote>RYAN.—The Funeral of the late Mrs. PATRICK RYAN will leave Wollongong Railway Station, tomorrow, Tuesday, at 11 a.m., for Catholic Cemetery, Wollongong. <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)// **Monday 11 August 1919** p 5</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Ryan Johanna (Black)y ====== ====== Ryan Johanna (Black)y ======
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 Living at Unanderra in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties Living at Unanderra in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties
  
-Thomas Ryan, charged on warrant with maliciously threatening his wife, Lilly Maud Ryan, has been arrested by Senior constable Wilson and Constable Hannan, Sydney Police. Bound over to keep the peace for six months in the sum of £20, in default, one month imprisonment. New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930)Wednesday 6 December 1899 - Page 440.+<blockquote>Thomas Ryan, charged on warrant with maliciously threatening his wife, Lilly Maud Ryan, has been arrested by Senior constable Wilson and Constable Hannan, Sydney Police. Bound over to keep the peace for six months in the sum of £20, in default, one month imprisonment. <cite>New South Wales Police Gazette and Weekly Record of Crime (Sydney : 1860 - 1930) **Wednesday 6 December 1899** Page 440.</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Ryan Lily/Eliza/Lylie Ashley Baldock  ====== ====== Ryan Lily/Eliza/Lylie Ashley Baldock  ======
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 Living at Campbell St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Living at Campbell St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties.
  
-RYAN, Lylie Ashley Baldock.— Nursing sister at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, March 21, 1954, beloved sister of Mabel (Mrs. A. F. Liney) and dear aunt of Beverley and Jocelyn Attwater. At rest. Privately Interred Church of England Cemetery, Woronora. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)Wednesday 24 March 1954 - Page 36+<blockquote>RYAN, Lylie Ashley Baldock.— Nursing sister at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, March 21, 1954, beloved sister of Mabel (Mrs. A. F. Liney) and dear aunt of Beverley and Jocelyn Attwater. At rest. Privately Interred Church of England Cemetery, Woronora. <cite>The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) **Wednesday 24 March 1954** Page 36</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Ryan Mabel Julia (Rogan) ====== ====== Ryan Mabel Julia (Rogan) ======
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   - //(m)// Basil James Ryan b. 29/11/1897 Brownsville d. 13/5/1956 Ryde   - //(m)// Basil James Ryan b. 29/11/1897 Brownsville d. 13/5/1956 Ryde
   - //(f)// Mary Madeline Ryan b. 23/12/1900 Brownsville   - //(f)// Mary Madeline Ryan b. 23/12/1900 Brownsville
-RYAN— ROGAN.— On 21st February, 1897, at Albion Park, by Rev. Father Hayden, John, third son of Peterr Ryan, Dapto, to Mabel, fourth daughter of William Rogan, Dapto. //Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)// **Thursday 16 September 1897** p 2+<blockquote>RYAN— ROGAN.— On 21st February, 1897, at Albion Park, by Rev. Father Hayden, John, third son of Peterr Ryan, Dapto, to Mabel, fourth daughter of William Rogan, Dapto. <cite>//Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)// **Thursday 16 September 1897** p 2</cite></blockquote>
  
-MRS. M. J. RYAN+<blockquote>MRS. M. J. RYAN
  
 Mrs. Mabel Julia Ryan, aged 77 years, passed away at her home in Albert Street, Taree, yesterday morning. Mrs. Mabel Julia Ryan, aged 77 years, passed away at her home in Albert Street, Taree, yesterday morning.
  
-The funeral will leave Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church at 2 o'clock this' afternoon for the Dawson cemetery. Rev. Father McCosker will officiate. //The Northern Champion (Taree, NSW : 1913 - 1954)// **Tuesday 15 June 1954** p 4+The funeral will leave Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church at 2 o'clock this' afternoon for the Dawson cemetery. Rev. Father McCosker will officiate. <cite>//The Northern Champion (Taree, NSW : 1913 - 1954)// **Tuesday 15 June 1954** p 4</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Ryan Margaret ====== ====== Ryan Margaret ======
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 Living at Bong Bong St Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties Living at Bong Bong St Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties
  
-The death occurred at her sister's (Mrs. J. Rogan) residence, Midgley street, Corrimal,, yesterday of Margaret Ryan, formerly of Dapto, aged 75 years. The funeral will leave Corrimal Catholic Church this afternoon for Corrimal Cemetery. Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)Friday 9 July 1937 - Page 6+<blockquote>The death occurred at her sister's (Mrs. J. Rogan) residence, Midgley street, Corrimal,, yesterday of Margaret Ryan, formerly of Dapto, aged 75 years. The funeral will leave Corrimal Catholic Church this afternoon for Corrimal Cemetery. <cite>Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950) **Friday 9 July 1937** Page 6</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Ryan Margaret Agnes (Parkinson)  ====== ====== Ryan Margaret Agnes (Parkinson)  ======
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 f. Edward Clancy m. Elizabeth Fitzgerald * f. Edward Clancy m. Elizabeth Fitzgerald *
  
-ENRIGHT- CLANCY .On the 29th December, 1881, at St Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Kiama, by the Rev. W. J. Riordan, Michael Enright, R.C, school, Jamberoo, to Martha, daughter of Mr, Edward Clancy, Jamberoo. //The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947)// **Friday 13 January 1882** p 2+<blockquote>ENRIGHT- CLANCY .On the 29th December, 1881, at St Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Kiama, by the Rev. W. J. Riordan, Michael Enright, R.C, school, Jamberoo, to Martha, daughter of Mr, Edward Clancy, Jamberoo. <cite>//The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947)// **Friday 13 January 1882** p 2</cite></blockquote>
  
-The circumstances attending the life of one Michael Enright, who died from a broken neck, and upon whom an inquest was held in the hospital on Thursday last, are somewhat romantic. In 1862, Enright married a girl named Mary Garren, in Limerick, Ireland. Sometime afterwards he met with a serious accident, which rendered him insane, and he was accordingly placed in a lunatic asylum. Not being expected to recover, his wife sailed without him for Australia, and for some years earned her living in Victoria. Enright, however, did recover, and travelled to various places, finally arriving in New South Wales, where he was sometime employed as a Government school teacher. There he heard that his wife was dead. He then married one Martha Clancy at Jamberoo, in New South Wales. His first wife, sometime afterwards, hearing that Enright was in New South Wales, wrote to him to come to her.+<blockquote>The circumstances attending the life of one Michael Enright, who died from a broken neck, and upon whom an inquest was held in the hospital on Thursday last, are somewhat romantic. In 1862, Enright married a girl named Mary Garren, in Limerick, Ireland. Sometime afterwards he met with a serious accident, which rendered him insane, and he was accordingly placed in a lunatic asylum. Not being expected to recover, his wife sailed without him for Australia, and for some years earned her living in Victoria. Enright, however, did recover, and travelled to various places, finally arriving in New South Wales, where he was sometime employed as a Government school teacher. There he heard that his wife was dead. He then married one Martha Clancy at Jamberoo, in New South Wales. His first wife, sometime afterwards, hearing that Enright was in New South Wales, wrote to him to come to her.
  
 He then threw up his situation, left his second wife, and went to Adelaide, asking his first wife to join him there, which she did. His second wife then got out a warrant to arrest him on a charge of wife desertion. The case was heard at the Woodside police court, where his two wives had an interview with each other and with Enright. The result of this meeting was that the second wife consented to resign her claim. After the trial Enright proceeded to Adelaide, but on the journey to that city he developed fresh indications of insanity, which led to his arrest and incarceration in a cell in the police station. He then threw up his situation, left his second wife, and went to Adelaide, asking his first wife to join him there, which she did. His second wife then got out a warrant to arrest him on a charge of wife desertion. The case was heard at the Woodside police court, where his two wives had an interview with each other and with Enright. The result of this meeting was that the second wife consented to resign her claim. After the trial Enright proceeded to Adelaide, but on the journey to that city he developed fresh indications of insanity, which led to his arrest and incarceration in a cell in the police station.
  
-From thence he was removed to the Adelaide Hospital, where he died. //The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947)// **Tuesday 31 July 1883** p 2+From thence he was removed to the Adelaide Hospital, where he died. <cite>//The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947)// **Tuesday 31 July 1883** p 2</cite></blockquote>
  
 Living at Jamberoo in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties Living at Jamberoo in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties
  
-THE LATE MRS. MARTHA RYAN+<blockquote>THE LATE MRS. MARTHA RYAN
  
 The death of Mrs. Martha Ryan, a member of one of the oldest families of the Illawarra district, occurred at the home of the Misses Condon, Wollongong, on the 2nd inst., at the venerable age of 90 years. She retained her faculties to the end. The death of Mrs. Martha Ryan, a member of one of the oldest families of the Illawarra district, occurred at the home of the Misses Condon, Wollongong, on the 2nd inst., at the venerable age of 90 years. She retained her faculties to the end.
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 Of a large family, only one remains, in the person of Mr. William Clancy, of Summer Hill. Of a large family, only one remains, in the person of Mr. William Clancy, of Summer Hill.
  
-The funeral took place at Jamberoo, the remains being laid to rest beside those of other members of her family. //The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947)// **Saturday 19 October 1935** p 3+The funeral took place at Jamberoo, the remains being laid to rest beside those of other members of her family. <cite>//The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947)// **Saturday 19 October 1935** p 3</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Ryan Maria (Gilbert) ====== ====== Ryan Maria (Gilbert) ======
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   - //(f)// Sarah J Ryan b. 1876 Bombala   - //(f)// Sarah J Ryan b. 1876 Bombala
   - //(m)// Isadore Edwin Ryan b. 1878 Bombala d. 1943 Newtown (Mary Jane Bell 1902)   - //(m)// Isadore Edwin Ryan b. 1878 Bombala d. 1943 Newtown (Mary Jane Bell 1902)
-An application by Isadore Ryan to have the property standing in his mother's name transferred to him was granted. //The Bombala Times (NSW : 1912 - 1938)// **Friday 25 June 1920** p 4+<blockquote>An application by Isadore Ryan to have the property standing in his mother's name transferred to him was granted. <cite>//The Bombala Times (NSW : 1912 - 1938)// **Friday 25 June 1920** p 4</cite></blockquote>
  
-Mrs. Maria Ryan, an old Bombala resident, died in Sydney on Wednesday. The deceased for the past few months had resided with her son, Mr. I. E. Ryan, at Newtown. She was over 80 years of age. //The Bombala Times (NSW : 1912 - 1938)// **Friday 9 May 1919** p 1+<blockquote>Mrs. Maria Ryan, an old Bombala resident, died in Sydney o<cite>n Wednesday. The deceased for the past few months had resided with her son, Mr. I. E. Ryan, at Newtown. She was over 80 years of age. //The Bombala Times (NSW : 1912 - 1938)// **Friday 9 May 1919** p 1</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Ryan Mary ====== ====== Ryan Mary ======
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   - //(m)// William Ryan b. 1835d. 1900 (Sophia Mary Akers * 1856)   - //(m)// William Ryan b. 1835d. 1900 (Sophia Mary Akers * 1856)
   - //(m)// Peter Ryan b. 1837 d. 24/5/1923 (Mary Condon *1858, Martha Clancy * 1896)   - //(m)// Peter Ryan b. 1837 d. 24/5/1923 (Mary Condon *1858, Martha Clancy * 1896)
-**Ryan Mary (O’Neil)**+====== Ryan Mary (O’Neil) ====== 
  
 m. William Ryan m. William Ryan
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   - //(f)// Eileen Elizabeth Ryan b. 1895 Hillston   - //(f)// Eileen Elizabeth Ryan b. 1895 Hillston
   - //(f)// Clare G Ryan b. 1900 Cooma   - //(f)// Clare G Ryan b. 1900 Cooma
-RYAN— PAULL— On Tuesday. 21st February, at the residence of the bride's mother, Doctor Ryan, of Pambula, to Mary, daughter of the late Charles Paull, Esq., of. Colyton, Mount Druitt. The Rev. W. E. Bourne, of Penrith, officiated. //The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930)// **Wednesday 18 April 1888** p 1+<blockquote>RYAN— PAULL— On Tuesday. 21st February, at the residence of the bride's mother, Doctor Ryan, of Pambula, to Mary, daughter of the late Charles Paull, Esq., of. Colyton, Mount Druitt. The Rev. W. E. Bourne, of Penrith, officiated. <cite>//The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930)// **Wednesday 18 April 1888** p 1</cite></blockquote>
  
-Dr. Joseph Ryan, late of Wollongong, has arrived with his family, and has now taken up his residence in our midst. As our district is a proverbially healthy one, and already supports a medical gentleman, it is questionable whether Dr. Ryan's venture will meet with success commensurate with his faith in the resources of the district. //The Riverine Grazier (Hay, NSW : 1873 - 1954)// **Friday 5 October 1894** p 2+<blockquote>Dr. Joseph Ryan, late of Wollongong, has arrived with his family, and has now taken up his residence in our midst. As our district is a proverbially healthy one, and already supports a medical gentleman, it is questionable whether Dr. Ryan's venture will meet with success commensurate with his faith in the resources of the district. <cite>//The Riverine Grazier (Hay, NSW : 1873 - 1954)// **Friday 5 October 1894** p 2</cite></blockquote>
  
-The death occurred on the. 23rd inst., at Prospect-road,' Summer Hill,' of Mrs. Mary +<blockquote>The death occurred on the. 23rd inst., at Prospect-road,' Summer Hill,' of Mrs. Mary Ryan, widow of the late Dr. Joseph Ryan, and mother of Kevin, Senan, Eileen and Clare. <cite>//The Catholic Press (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1942)// **Thursday 26 November 1936** p 20</cite></blockquote>
- +
-Ryan, widow of the late Dr. Joseph Ryan, and mother of Kevin, Senan, Eileen and +
- +
-Clare. //The Catholic Press (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1942)// **Thursday 26 November 1936** p 20+
  
 ====== Ryan Mary (Ryan) ====== ====== Ryan Mary (Ryan) ======
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   - //(f)// Eliza Ryan * b. abt 1835 Ireland d. 27/7/1908 Campbelltown (Patrick Newman 1864)   - //(f)// Eliza Ryan * b. abt 1835 Ireland d. 27/7/1908 Campbelltown (Patrick Newman 1864)
   - //(f)// Ryan   - //(f)// Ryan
-On the 16th instant, at her residence, No. 11, Randle-street, MARY RYAN, aged 59 years, relict of the late John Ryan, builder, of Wollongong. //The Sydney Morning Herald// **30 December 1871**+<blockquote>On the 16th instant, at her residence, No. 11, Randle-street, MARY RYAN, aged 59 years, relict of the late John Ryan, builder, of Wollongong. <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald// **30 December 1871**</cite></blockquote>
  
 Husband insolvent in 1865- a carpenter; he died shortly after they moved to Sydney when he dropped death in the street. Husband insolvent in 1865- a carpenter; he died shortly after they moved to Sydney when he dropped death in the street.
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 Husband a farmer. Husband a farmer.
  
-MARRIED, At St. Francis Xavier's Church, Wollongong, on the 28th October, by the Rev. Father Murray, O.S.B., Mr. Michael Ryan, of Crookhaven, Shoalhaven, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Matthew Ryan, of the Fig Tree, Wollongong. //The Sydney Morning Herald// **2 November 1852**+<blockquote>MARRIED, At St. Francis Xavier's Church, Wollongong, on the 28th October, by the Rev. Father Murray, O.S.B., Mr. Michael Ryan, of Crookhaven, Shoalhaven, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Matthew Ryan, of the Fig Tree, Wollongong. <cite>//The Sydney Morning Herald// **2 November 1852**</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Ryan Mary A ====== ====== Ryan Mary A ======
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 Living at Bong Bong St Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. With Margaret Living at Bong Bong St Dapto in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. With Margaret
  
-Miss Sarah Jane Ryan died at her residence, Midgley Street on Friday, aged 67 years. The late Miss Ryan, with her sister. Miss Margaret Ryan, came from Dapto district many years ago, and opened up a dressmaking business in Corrimal. She had made many friends in Corrimal and was held in the highest esteem. She was a sister of Mrs. J. Rogan. The funeral took place on Sunday, the remains being laid to rest in the R.C. cemetery, Corrimal. South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)Friday 9 September 1932 - Page 12+<blockquote>Miss Sarah Jane Ryan died at her residence, Midgley Street on Friday, aged 67 years. The late Miss Ryan, with her sister. Miss Margaret Ryan, came from Dapto district many years ago, and opened up a dressmaking business in Corrimal. She had made many friends in Corrimal and was held in the highest esteem. She was a sister of Mrs. J. Rogan. The funeral took place on Sunday, the remains being laid to rest in the R.C. cemetery, Corrimal. <cite>South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) **Friday 9 September 1932** Page 12</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Ryan Sarah Jane (Graham) ====== ====== Ryan Sarah Jane (Graham) ======
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 Living at Campbell St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties. Living at Campbell St Wollongong in 1903 Electoral Roll- Domestic Duties.
  
-Another death at Thirroul was that of Mrs. Sophia Ryan, mother of Mrs C. M. Attwater, of The Pharmacy. Deceased was relict of the late Ashley Baron Saxon Ryan, of Dublin. Death, occurred suddenly. The regains were privately interred at Woronora cemetery. South Coast Times and Wollongon g Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)Friday 12 January 1934 - Page 5+<blockquote>Another death at Thirroul was that of Mrs. Sophia Ryan, mother of Mrs C. M. Attwater, of The Pharmacy. Deceased was relict of the late Ashley Baron Saxon Ryan, of Dublin. Death, occurred suddenly. The regains were privately interred at Woronora cemetery. <cite>South Coast Times and Wollongon g Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954) **Friday 12 January 1934** Page 5</cite></blockquote>
  
 Husband was an insurance agent while in Sydney but was a ‘master of languages’. Husband was an insurance agent while in Sydney but was a ‘master of languages’.
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 Living at Mount Pleasant in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties Living at Mount Pleasant in 1903 Electoral Roll – Domestic Duties
  
-Late Mrs. Ryan+<blockquote>Late Mrs. Ryan
  
 At Wollongong Hospital yesterday, the death occurred of Mrs. Susan Ryan, relict of the late Michael Ryan and loved mother of Martin, John, Susan, Ellen, Elizabeth, Thomas and William. At Wollongong Hospital yesterday, the death occurred of Mrs. Susan Ryan, relict of the late Michael Ryan and loved mother of Martin, John, Susan, Ellen, Elizabeth, Thomas and William.
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 Her husband predeceased her by 21 years. He was a well known and respected miner. Her husband predeceased her by 21 years. He was a well known and respected miner.
  
-The funeral takes place this Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. The cortege will move from the home of the deceased at Mount Pleasant and proceed to the Catholic cemetery, //South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)// **Friday 28 July 1939** p 14+The funeral takes place this Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. The cortege will move from the home of the deceased at Mount Pleasant and proceed to the Catholic cemetery, <cite>//South Coast Times and Wollongong Argus (NSW : 1900 - 1954)// **Friday 28 July 1939** p 14</cite></blockquote>
  
 ====== Ryan Winifred (Banan/Bannon) ====== ====== Ryan Winifred (Banan/Bannon) ======
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 Jane, daughter of Patrick Ryder and Kyanga (aboriginal) of Shoalhaven. Sponsors were Arthur Smith and Ellen Smith. About 2 years and 5 months old. Baptised 14. 6.1852 Parish of Wollongong (R.C.) (121/1758) Jane, daughter of Patrick Ryder and Kyanga (aboriginal) of Shoalhaven. Sponsors were Arthur Smith and Ellen Smith. About 2 years and 5 months old. Baptised 14. 6.1852 Parish of Wollongong (R.C.) (121/1758)
  
-Aboriginal Births Deaths and Marriages [[http://mc2.vicnet.net.au/home/pmackett/nswbdm.html|http:%%//%%mc2.vicnet.net.au/home/pmackett/nswbdm.html]]+Aboriginal Births Deaths and Marriages http://mc2.vicnet.net.au/home/pmackett/nswbdm.html
  
 ====== Ryman Ann Jane (Duckworth) ====== ====== Ryman Ann Jane (Duckworth) ======
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 It is probable that the family were railway men and her husband was involved with the construction of the Illawarra railway line from Clifton to Bombo in 1887. It is probable that the family were railway men and her husband was involved with the construction of the Illawarra railway line from Clifton to Bombo in 1887.
  
-OBITUARY +<blockquote>OBITUARY\\ 
- +Mrs. Anne Jane Ryman\\
-Mrs. Anne Jane Ryman +
 QUIRINDI, Saturday. QUIRINDI, Saturday.
  
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 The late Mrs. Ryman was born on the Paterson, near Maitland, being: a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, William Duckworth, and came to this district as a girl with her parents, who settled at Wallabadah, For the last 50 years she had lived continuously in Quirindi till she wont to Newcastle to enter the hospital. Of her family three sons and two daughters survive. They are Messrs. Jack (Moreduval), Bob (Newcastle), Tom (Quirindi), Mrs. Price (Islington) and Mrs; Richardson (Waratah). A son Mark was killed in a shunting accident at Werris Creek 24 years ago. There are also seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, of this worthy old pioneer, whose husband, it is interesting to recall, came out from England over 80 years ago, taking six months on the trip that aeroplanes can now do in about as many days, The late Mrs. Ryman was born on the Paterson, near Maitland, being: a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, William Duckworth, and came to this district as a girl with her parents, who settled at Wallabadah, For the last 50 years she had lived continuously in Quirindi till she wont to Newcastle to enter the hospital. Of her family three sons and two daughters survive. They are Messrs. Jack (Moreduval), Bob (Newcastle), Tom (Quirindi), Mrs. Price (Islington) and Mrs; Richardson (Waratah). A son Mark was killed in a shunting accident at Werris Creek 24 years ago. There are also seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, of this worthy old pioneer, whose husband, it is interesting to recall, came out from England over 80 years ago, taking six months on the trip that aeroplanes can now do in about as many days,
  
-The remains were brought to Quirindi for burial in the Church of England portion of the cemetery, //The Maitland Daily Mercury (NSW : 1894 - 1939)// **Saturday 16 May 1936** p 4+The remains were brought to Quirindi for burial in the Church of England portion of the cemetery, <cite>//The Maitland Daily Mercury (NSW : 1894 - 1939)// **Saturday 16 May 1936** p 4</cite></blockquote>
  
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