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Joshua Denley
c1867, Cooma

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Photos supplied by Jill Roder [jillybelle-at-hotmail.com]  14.09.11

Joshua Denley 1850-1929
 
   
 

William Henry Denley 1904-1981

  

Information supplied by Jill Roder [jillybelle-at-hotmail.com] (This information has been collated over many years by myself Jill Roder, (Denley family history researcher).  A big thank you to John Denley Barnes from England (Denley family history researcher, and author of A Clearing in the Vallley); with whom I have corresponded for many decades;  also Alison Lyons (Denley family history researcher) from Queensland who assisted with the Queensland link of Charlotte Denley, twin daughter of Joshua and Charlotte Denley, who married John Wright; and various other researchers too numerous to mention. All have contributed essential information to enable, I feel,  a true representation of this line of the Denley family whose family started in Australia with convict Joshua Denley being transported to Tasmania, and later marrying Charlotte Moore).

Joshua Denley was born June 20, 1806 and christened July 27, 1806 in St John the Baptist Church, Croydon, Surrey, England. Joshua's early life is assumed to have been spent in or near Croydon, Surrey, England.  Joshua, and a sister, Charlotte, are known to have fallen foul of the law. In Charlotte's case, for pick pocketing, while Joshua appears to have been arrested and tried on two separate occasions. Life was harsh in those times and crimes were treated accordingly. Joshua's first brush with the law in 1826 saw him receive a seven year sentence, but presumably for good conduct he only served four years eleven months of this term at Dolphin, Chatham, Kent. It is interesting to note that during his incarceration on the Hulk Dolphin, it was reported in the London Times that the hulk caught fire on the night of October 16, 1829. She housed 650 - 700 prisoners, and was supervised by Captain George Lloyd. Arson was suspected. Hulks were large old warships converted to imprison convicts and ease overcrowding in gaols. In 1776, the government passed a ‘temporary’ Act of Parliament to hold prisoners waiting transportation to Australia. Despite concerns and protests over the inhuman conditions, the process was in place for over 80 years, with some prisoners serving their entire sentence on the hulk.  On the second occasion Joshua appeared at the Surrey Quarter Sessions at  Southwark, England. Both of his offences are unknown. Records show that Joshua Denley, aged 26, was convicted at Southwark, Surrey, England on July 3, 1832, for a term of fourteen years. He was transported on board the York II, from Plymouth, Devon, England, to Van Dieman`s Land, arriving there December 29, 1832. The York II' was a 429 ton, E1 class sailing ship, built in 1819 at Southwick, commanded by Captain Richard Spratley.  The surgeon was James McTernan.  After 119 days at sea the York reached Hobart Tasmania on December 29,  1832. Joshua Denley's name appeared on the Convict Absconder`s List in 1836, his assigned Convict Number 798. He would have been eligible for release in 1846 aged 40, and departed Launceston Tasmania on the brig Palmyra on August 30, 1846, arriving in Sydney NSW on September 5, 1846. It appears he may have married Charlotte Moore in Tasmania about 1840, and according to details on Charlotte`s Death Certificate, together they produced eight (8) sons and five (5) daughters. Of these thirteen children, only four sons and two daughters have been traced. After their son, William, was born in 1851, they decided to try their luck in the Victorian goldfields. The discovery of gold in the 1850s was the most significant event in the evolution of the state of Victoria. In July 1851, Victoria gained its` independence from New South Wales and the very same month the Victorian Government announced that gold had been discovered. Fuelled by extravagant stories of wealth gained at the 1849 Californian gold rush, gold fever hit Victoria, following the early gold discoveries around Clunes, Warrandyte, and Ballarat. An eager digging population was on the move from other colonies within the Australian continent. A building boom soon followed the rush of riches and lavish houses began appearing on the streets of previously quiet pastoral towns. In the 1850s the heaviest traffic in Australia was on the road from Melbourne to Bendigo. Within a decade the population of Australia had trebled. Following the news of discoveries of gold near Kiandra NSW in 1859, Joshua and Charlotte and their family settled at Mount Pleasant near Myalla NSW, in the Snowy Mountains area near Cooma. Tragedy struck on February 28, 1867 when Joshua`s wife Charlotte, aged 46, died from an abscess on the liver. Charlotte Denley was buried on March 2, 1867 at Cooma NSW.  Verbal history from Bill Denley, son of Charles of Pound Hill, Queanbeyan, told to Bert Sheedy in 1964, was that Joshua Snr and the four boys, Joshua Jnr, William, John, and Charles, were working in the Kiandra Goldfields and Joshua Snr disappeared one night and never returned to camp.

Unable to discover the whereabouts of their father, the boys split into twos, with the younger pair, John and Charles, walking over eighty miles to the Goongongs, a familiar area to them, five miles south of Queanbeyan and fourteen miles south of Canberra, to where they were raised. The two older of Joshua`s sons, Joshua and William, also kept in touch with each other. Thirty odd years later Charles met up with William, and the four brothers were again reunited.

 

Descendants of Joshua Denley

Jill Roder <jillybelle-at-hotmail.com>  18.11.06
 Recompiled from the new Monaro Pioneers database: 9.06.08
with some additional information supplied by:
 Marg Denley [mldargyll-at-bigpond.com] 15.01.12

First Generation

1. Joshua Denley, son of John Denley and Anne, was born on June 20, 1806 in Croydon, Surrey, England and was baptised on July 27, 1806 in St. John The Baptist, Croydon, Surrey, England.

Notes: Joshua was a convict who was sentenced to 14 years transportation to Van Dieman's Land in 1832.

The following information was supplied by Jill Roder [jillybelle@hotmail.com]
Name: Denley Joshua
Ship Name: York (2)
Departure Date: 01 Sep 1832 Plymouth UK
Arrival Date: 29 Dec 1832 Van Dieman's Land (Tasmania)

His name appeared on the Convict Absconder's List in 1836, his assigned Convict Number listed as 798.

Convict Absconder Tasmania 1836

Surname : Denley
Christian Name: Joshua
Assigned Convict No.: 798

He would have been eligible for release in 1846, aged 40, and departed Launceston Tasmania on the brig "Palmyra" on 30 August 1846 arriving in Sydney NSW on 5 September 1846.

The Sydney Morning Herald, Monday, 7 September 1846
Shipping Intelligence
September 6 - Palmyra, Brig, 146 tons, Captain Lindsey, from Launceston the 30th ultimo. Passengers - Mr. Hiller, Mr. J. Denley, Mr. N. Lepage.

Joshua married Charlotte Moore, daughter of Unknown and Charlotte Smith, circa 1847 in Sydney, NSW. Charlotte was born in 1821 in England, died on February 28, 1867 in Mount Pleasant, Myalla near Cooma, NSW1 at age 46, and was buried on March 2, 1867 in Mittagang Cemetery, Cooma, NSW. The cause of her death was abscess on the liver.

Death Notes: Death Certificate states at time of Charlotte's death she had seven sons and four daughters living and one son and one daughter deceased.


Children from this marriage were:

   F    i. Ann Denley was born on May 28, 1848 in Ashfield, NSW,2 was baptised on July 24, 1848 in Ashfield, NSW, and died on July 27, 1848 in Ashfield, NSW.3 (Twin)

   2 F    ii. Charlotte Denley was born on May 28, 1848 in Ashfield, NSW, was baptised on July 24, 1848 in Ashfield, NSW, died on September 5, 1928 in Brisbane, QLD at age 80, and was buried in Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane, QLD. (Twin)

   3 M    iii. Joshua Denley was born on January 10, 1850 in Sydney, NSW,4 was baptised in St. James' Church of England, Sydney, NSW, and died in 1929 in Wilcannia, NSW5 at age 79.

   M    iv. William Denley was born in 1851 in NSW.6

   4 M    v. John Denley was born in 1853 in Melbourne, VIC, died on October 20, 1925 in Queanbeyan, NSW7 at age 72, and was buried in Tharwa Road Cemetery, Queanbeyan, NSW Church of England section.

   5 M    vi. Charles Denley was born in 1853 in Gippsalnd, VIC and died on January 4, 1917 in Queanbeyan, NSW8 at age 64.

Second Generation

2. Charlotte Denley (Joshua1) was born on May 28, 1848 in Ashfield, NSW, was baptised on July 24, 1848 in Ashfield, NSW, died on September 5, 1928 in Brisbane, QLD at age 80, and was buried in Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane, QLD.

Notes: Charlotte Denley and her twin sister Ann were born on 28 May 1848 and christened on 24 July 1848 in the Parish of Ashfield, County of Cumberland, NSW. Address shown as Parramatta Road. Her twin sister, Ann, died in 1848. In the Church of St. John's, Brisbane, on 16 May 1867, Charlotte Denley, aged 19 years married John Wright, aged 23 years. Witnesses were M.C. O'Connell and Eliza E. O'Connell. Minister was John Bliss. Charlotte and John Wright's children were born in Queensland except for Annie May Louise Wright who was born at Battery Point, Tasmania. Addresses in Brisbane shown as - 1890 Cambridge Street, Boggo Road, 1908 and 1916 Cochrane Street, Red Hill. Charlotte lived in Yandina district after John selected 160 acres land, Port 176V, parish of Maroochy, Survey Plan No. C31.1504, location Browns Creek and Burtons Road, west of Bridges, on 4 September 1893 as Selection No. A.F.2382. Deed of Grant to John Wright prepared on 8 May 1899. After fracturing her leg, Charlotte was hospitalised in the Brisbane Hospital where she died on 5 September 1928 aged 60 years. She is buried in the Toowong Cemetery, burial no. G2/428, Por 23, Sec.3, Grave 51. Oral history from Bert Sheedy (a Denley descendant) - a quote from Charlotte's brother Charles to his son William who repeated it to Bert about 1964 - "The old man must have been a bit of a rogue - they (the four boys) had a sister they knew not what happened to her, sold or given away". Oral history "Charlotte was more or less the adopted daughter of the Governor of Queensland". Administrator (Acting Govenor), for various short periods from 4 January 1868 to 10 April 1877, Colonel Sir Maurice Charles O'Connell. (Witnesses on Marriage Certificate M.C. O'Connell and his wife Eliza E. O'Connell). Also Archibald Schwede used to collect firewood from Mt.Cootha area near Stuartholme Convent where his grandmother, Charlotte Wright, was housekeeper or cook and he would call in to see her. This would be sometime after 1913".

Charlotte married John Wright, son of John Wright and Jane Atkinson, on May 16, 1867 in St. John's Church, Brisbane, QLD. John was born in 1844, died on July 20, 1916 in Brisbane, QLD at age 72, and was buried in Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane, QLD.

Children from this marriage were:

   F    i. Emily Mary Jane Wright was born in 1868 in Queensland.

   M    ii. Maurice John Wright was born in 1869 in Queensland.

   F    iii. Annie May Louise Wright was born on September 28, 1871 in Battery Point, Hobart, Tasmania and died in 1919 in Brisbane, QLD at age 48.

   M    iv. Joseph James Charles Wright was born in 1873 in Queensland.

   F    v. Ada Mary Charlotte Wright was born in 1875 in Queensland.

   F    vi. Eva Maud Wright was born in 1877 in Queensland.

   M    vii. Hepburn William Wright was born in 1879 in Queensland.

   M    viii. George Thomas Wright was born in 1881 in Queensland.

   F    ix. Violet Olive Wright was born in 1884 in Queensland.

   M    x. Harry Edward Wright was born in 1886 in Queensland.

   F    xi. Ruby Victoria Wright was born in 1892 in Queensland.

3. Joshua Denley (Joshua1) was born on January 10, 1850 in Sydney, NSW,4 was baptised in St. James' Church of England, Sydney, NSW, and died in 1929 in Wilcannia, NSW5 at age 79.

Joshua married Priscilla J. Jones, daughter of Benjamin Jones and Ellen, on August 27, 1879 in Menindie, NSW.9 Priscilla was born circa 1850 in Clare, SA and died on January 19, 1922 in Wilcannia, NSW10 at age 72.

Children from this marriage were:

   M    i. John Denley was born in 1880 in Wilcannia, NSW11 and died in 1880 in Wilcannia, NSW.12

   6 M    ii. Joshua Albert Denley was born in 1882 in Wilcannia, NSW13 and died on August 30, 1947 in Erina, NSW14 at age 65.

   F    iii. Gertrude B. Denley was born in 1884 in Wilcannia, NSW15 and died in 1887 in Wilcannia, NSW16 at age 3.

   M    iv. William Alfred C. Denley was born in 1888 in Wilcannia, NSW17 and died in 1937 in Broken Hill, NSW18 at age 49.

William married Elsie V. Bradbury in 1915 in White Cliffs, NSW.19

4. John Denley (Joshua1) was born in 1853 in Melbourne, VIC, died on October 20, 1925 in Queanbeyan, NSW7 at age 72, and was buried in Tharwa Road Cemetery, Queanbeyan, NSW Church of England section.

Notes: The Queanbeyan Age Tuesday 27 October 1925 p3
Sutton
On Tuesday last Mr. John Denley Senr. passed away at his residence, Newington, Sutton, after about two months of illness, during which he had the best of care and attention from a devoted family, and the best of medical attendance and advice. The cause of death was heart trouble. The late Mr. Denley was in his 73rd year, about 50 of which he had spent at Newington, a few miles from Sutton. He leaves a widow, 5 sons and 5 daughters and several grandchildren to mourn their loss. He was a man of high integrity and also of a genial disposition, and during his long residence here was held in high respect and esteem by all who knew him, and besides his family circle left many sincere friends who will miss him. He was laid to rest in the Queanbeyan Cemetery on Wednesday last.

John married Elizabeth Amelia Hines, daughter of Edward Hines and Isabella Jenkins, on September 11, 1879 in St. Phillip's Church of England, Bungendore, NSW.20 Elizabeth was born on December 4, 1860 in Collector, NSW,21 died on December 14, 1933 in Queanbeyan, NSW22 at age 73, and was buried on December 15, 1933 in Tharwa Road Cemetery, Queanbeyan, NSW Church of England section.

Marriage Notes: Witnesses to the ceremony were Thomas James Turner and Esther Hines (Elizabeth's sister). Although John was able to sign his name, Elizabeth made her mark with an X.
The couple settled at Gundaroo where John worked initially as a labourer before buying a significantly large farm on Donnelly's Creek near Lumley Oust east of Sutton. The family moved to the farm around 1883.

Notes: During May of 1896, Elizabeth met with a rather unfortunate accident. While cooking the family meal in the kitchen, her dress caught fire. This resulted in serious bums to her body. She made a slow and painful recovery at home. A concert was held at nearby Sutton to raise money for her aid. After her husband John died on 20th October 1925 it seems that Elizabeth may have then moved to Queanbeyan. She died eight years later on 14 December 1933 at Queanbeyan, aged 73 years, and is buried at Queanbeyan NSW.

Queanbeyan Age Tuesday 19 December 1933 p 2

Sutton
(from our Correspondent)
In the passing of Mrs. Denley, widow of the late Mr. John Denley, of Newington, another of the old residents has gone over to the great majority. Born in the locality, she was a member of an old pioneer family, being the youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. E Hines, and spent all her life in the district. Although never taking a prominent part in public affairs, Mrs. Denley was one who always made friends, but no enemies, and was held in high esteem, and will be much missed by many residents, besides her large family circle to whom our sincere sympathy is extended, as we know, no matter her age, what a void the loss of a mother creates.


Children from this marriage were:

   7 M    i. John Denley was born on October 24, 1880 in Upper Gundaroo, NSW,23 was baptised in Christ Church of England, Queanbeyan, NSW, died on July 10, 1955 in Queanbeyan, NSW24 at age 74, and was buried in Queanbeyan Riverside Cemetery, NSW Church of England section.

   8 F    ii. Isabella Denley was born in 1883 in Gundaroo, NSW,25 died on September 1, 1941 in Rockdale, NSW26 at age 58, and was buried in Woronora Cemetery, Sutherland, NSW Catholic section.

   F    iii. Rose May Denley was born on December 9, 1885 in Gundaroo, NSW,27 was baptised in Christ Church of England, Queanbeyan, NSW, and died in 1955 in Moree, NSW28 at age 70.

Rose married Thomas Bass in 1902 in Sydney, NSW.29

   9 M    iv. Joshua Edward Denley was born on February 21, 1887 in Gundaroo, NSW,30 was baptised on September 10, 1888 in Christ Church of England, Queanbeyan, NSW, died on January 6, 1961 in Sutton, NSW31 at age 73, and was buried in Canberra Cemetery, ACT Church of England section.

   F    v. Amelia Elizabeth Denley was born on January 1, 1889 in Gundaroo, NSW,32 was baptised on February 13, 1891 in Christ Church of England, Queanbeyan, NSW, died on May 20, 1895 in Gundaroo, NSW33 at age 6, and was buried on May 22, 1895 in Upper Gundaroo Cemetery, NSW.

   10 F    vi. Charlotte Denley was born in 1891 in Queanbeyan, NSW,34 died on November 30, 1944 in Hurstville, NSW35 at age 53, and was buried on December 2, 1944 in Woronora Cemetery, Sutherland, NSW Church of England section.

   M    vii. William Charles Denley was born on November 11, 1892 in Gundaroo, NSW36 and was baptised on December 18, 1897 in Christ Church of England, Queanbeyan, NSW.

William married Elizabeth Ann Ohl, daughter of Detlef Frederick Ohl and Mary Rocks, on October 17, 1923 in Queensland. Elizabeth was born on February 20, 1890 in Alpha, QLD and died in 1964 in Queensland at age 74.

   M    viii. Allan Robert Denley was born on July 18, 1894 in Gundaroo, NSW,37 died on October 6, 1969 in Queanbeyan, NSW38 at age 75, and was buried in Tharwa Road Cemetery, Queanbeyan, NSW Church of England section.

Notes: Queanbeyan Age Friday 10 October 1969 p 2

Mr. Allan Robert Denley, who died in Queanbeyan District Hospital on Monday at the age of 75, had conducted the property "Fernloof" on the Sutton Road, where he resided , for the last forty years. He had been in failing health for some considerable time. Mr. Denley was born at Sutton and had resided in the district all his life, although he married at Bogan Tungan in Queensland in 1920. He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Denley pioneers of the district, who had a small holding at Sutton. He and his wife returned to Sutton after their marriage and Mr. Denley worked as a shearer and followed other rural pursuits until 1929, when he secured the "Fernloof" property. Mr. Denley's main interest apart from the property was his family, to whom he was devoted. He is survived by his wife, Mary, daughters Valerie (Mrs Coombe, Canberra) and Pauline (Mrs. Rigby, Sutton Road) and grandchildren Diana, Max and Stephen. Burial took place in the Tharwa Road Lawn Cemetery, Queanbeyan on Wednesday morning following Requiem Mass at St. Raphael's.

Allan married Mary Anastasia Ohl, daughter of Detlef Frederick Ohl and Mary Rocks, in 1920 in Queensland.39 Mary was born on November 15, 1893 in Queensland and died on August 4, 1974 in Woden Valley, ACT at age 80.

Notes: Queanbeyan Age, 5 August 1974
Mrs. M. Denley
A former Queanbeyan resident, Mrs. Mary Denley, died at Woden Valley Hospital yesterday at the age of 80 years (sic). Mrs Denley lived at 33 Clermont Street, Fisher, ACT, and formerly at Sutton Road, via Queanbeyan, where the family were well known to landholders. She was predeceased by her husband, the late Mr. Alan Robert Denley, but is survived by two daughters, Valerie (Mrs Coombe) and Pauline (Mrs. Rigby).Internment will take place in Tharwa Road lawn cemetery tomorrow after a Requiem mass at St. Raphael's Church at 10.30 am.

Death Notice, 5 August 1974, Queanbeyan Age
Denley, Mary - August 4,, of Woden Valley Hospital, late 33 Clermont St Fisher, formerly of Sutton Road, via Queanbeyan, beloved widow of Alan Robert Denley, loved mother and mother-in-law of Valerie Coombe, Pauline and Curley Rigby, grandmother of Dia and Glen, Max and Denise, Stephen and Betty, and great grandmother of their children. Aged 80 years. Rest in peace.

   11 F    ix. Ellen Alvina Denley was born on January 30, 1896 in Gundaroo, NSW,40 was baptised on February 5, 1896 in Christ Church of England, Queanbeyan, NSW, died on May 4, 1963 in Queanbeyan, NSW41 at age 67, and was buried in Queanbeyan Riverside Cemetery, NSW Catholic section.

   M    x. Phillip Denley was born on December 16, 1898 in Queanbeyan, NSW,42 was baptised in Christ Church of England, Queanbeyan, NSW, died in 1961 in Queanbeyan, NSW43 at age 63, and was buried on February 25, 1961 in Northern Suburbs Crematorium, North Ryde, NSW.

   12 F    xi. Elsie May Denley was born in 1903 in Bungendore, NSW,44 died on July 22, 1934 in Queanbeyan, NSW45 at age 31, and was buried in Queanbeyan Riverside Cemetery, NSW Church of England section.

5. Charles Denley (Joshua1) was born in 1853 in Gippsalnd, VIC and died on January 4, 1917 in Queanbeyan, NSW8 at age 64.

Charles married Elizabeth Lewis, daughter of Thomas Lewis and Ellen Goode, on November 21, 1879 in Queanbeyan, NSW.46 Elizabeth was born in 1860 in Majors Creek, NSW47 and died in 1920 in Wollongong, NSW48 at age 60.

Children from this marriage were:

   13 F    i. Charlotte Denley was born in 1879 in Queanbeyan, NSW49 and died in 1973 in Wollongong, NSW50 at age 94.

   M    ii. Charles Denley was born in 1881 in Queanbeyan, NSW51 and died in 1969 in Wollongong, NSW52 at age 88.

   F    iii. Agnes Denley was born in 1884 in Queanbeyan, NSW53 and died in 1936 in Inverell, NSW54 at age 52.

Agnes married David Henderson in 1910 in Inverell, NSW.55

   F    iv. Alice Ellen Denley was born on October 26, 1886 in Queanbeyan, NSW56 and died in 1917 in Wollongong, NSW57 at age 31.

Alice married John M. Stapleton in 1915 in St Peters, NSW.58

   14 M    v. William Thomas Denley was born on August 3, 1889 in Pound Hill, Queanbeyan, NSW,59 died on June 14, 1967 in Ainslie, ACT at age 77, and was buried in Queanbeyan Riverside Cemetery, NSW Church of England section.

   F    vi. Evelyn Maud Denley was born in 1894 in Queanbeyan, NSW60 and died in 1955 in Wollongong, NSW61 at age 61.

Evelyn married Cecil J. Le Huray, son of John Le Huray and Sophia, in 1913 in Queanbeyan, NSW.62 Cecil died in 1948 in Liverpool, NSW.63

   F    vii. Vera Elizabeth Denley was born in 1901 in Queanbeyan, NSW64 and died in 1978 in NSW65 at age 77.

Vera married Ernest Willoughby Leathes- Wilson, son of Daniel Leathes- Wilson and Ellen Geraldine M. Nardin, in 1921 in Wollongong, NSW.66 Ernest was born in 1899 in Dubbo, NSW67 and died in 1974 in NSW68 at age 75.

Third Generation

6. Joshua Albert Denley (Joshua2, Joshua1) was born in 1882 in Wilcannia, NSW13 and died on August 30, 1947 in Erina, NSW14 at age 65.

Joshua married Annie Agnes Josephine Dawson, daughter of Isaac Dawson and Annie Goodwin, in 1904 in Wilcannia, NSW.69 Annie was born on July 14, 1884 in Condobolin, NSW.

Marriage Notes: Joshua Albert Denley was a Butcher and married Annie Josephine Agnes Dawson at Wilcannia on November 7, 1904. Their eight children born, over a space of 14 years, were registered in the district of Cobar NSW. Joshua died August 30, 1947 at Erina, Gosford NSW.

Children from this marriage were:

   M    i. Theodore A. Denley was born in 1905 in Wilcannia, NSW.70

Theodore married Violet Ella Bowtell in 1926. Violet died in 1965 in Katoomba, NSW.

   F    ii. Gertrude Josephine Denley was born in 1907 in Wilcannia, NSW71 and died in 1975 in NSW72 at age 68.

Gertrude married John S. Sheppard, son of John Sheppard and Ada Yelds, in 1925 in Hillston, NSW.73 John was born in 1900 in Candelo, NSW.74

   M    iii. Isaac Thomas Denley was born in 1910 in Cobar, NSW75 and died on April 2, 1971 in Chester Hill, NSW76 at age 61.

Notes: Sydney Morning Herald, Tuesday, 30 May 1950
Five men were taken to hospital after a gas heated oven used for baking and drying lacquer on refrigerators exploded yesterday at the works of Larkin Products Pty. Ltd., at the corner of Elizabeth and Short Streets, Waterloo. They had mjnor cuts and burns about the face and head. They were Isaac Denley, 40, of Proctor Road, Chester Hill; Alan Sutch, 32, of Samuel Street, Peakhurst; Robert McDonald, 41, of Ramsgate Avenue, Bondi; Kevin O'Connor, 47, of Banks Street, Kogarah; and Frank Byrne, 21, of Golden Grove Street, Redfern. Central District Ambulance took them to the Royal South Sydney Hospital. All were discharged after treatment. Ten men were working on the first floor when the oven burst. Cause unknown. Denley was the worst burned. "O'Connor was nearest to the oven," Denley said, "but he had his back to it and his worst injury was a cut on the back of the neck. "The force of the explosion shook the whole building and shattered many of the windows on the first floor." Some of the glass was Juried across the street. The sides of the oven were buckled, but a large number of completed refrigerators on the floor were undamaged.' "What caused the explosion is a mystery," Mr. H. Mann, manager of the works, said.

Isaac married Edith Beatrice Bannister in 1937. Edith was born in 1910 and died on December 14, 1987 at age 77.

   F    iv. Gladys M. Denley was born in 1913 in Cobar, NSW.

Gladys married Joseph F. Hallam in 1934.

   M    v. Francis J. Denley was born in 1914 in Cobar, NSW and died on May 26, 1981 in Lithgow, NSW at age 67.

   F    vi. Isabel M. Denley was born in 1916 in Cobar, NSW.

Isabel married Ernest G. Johnston in 1931.

   M    vii. Richard Charles Denley was born on March 11, 1918 in Cobar, NSW, died on February 9, 1942 in Shetland Islands at age 23, and was buried in Lerwick New Cemetery, Shetland Islands. The cause of his death was Accidental.

More about Richard:

• He served in the military as a Sergeant, number 402646, 235 Squadron RAF, Royal Australian Air Force from September 18, 1940 to February 9, 1942 in WW2.

7. John Denley (John2, Joshua1) was born on October 24, 1880 in Upper Gundaroo, NSW,23 was baptised in Christ Church of England, Queanbeyan, NSW, died on July 10, 1955 in Queanbeyan, NSW24 at age 74, and was buried in Queanbeyan Riverside Cemetery, NSW Church of England section. Another name for John was Jack.

Notes: Queanbeyan Age Tuesday 12 July 1955 p1
Passing of Mr J Denley
The death occurred at at Queanbeyan District Hospital on Sunday night of Mr John Denley of 96 Uriarra Road. Mr Denley was aged 74. He had been ill for many months. He was interrred in Riverside Cemetery this morning following a service at Christ Church, Queanbeyan at 11.30 am. He is survived by his wife, Sarah, two brothers and a sister. A member of one of the district's oldest families, Mr. Denley had lived all his life in this area.

John married Esther Adelaide Goldspink, daughter of Samuel Atkinson Goldspink and Mary Henrietta Bennett, on December 29, 1905 in St. Andrew's Church of England, Braidwood, NSW.77 The marriage ended in divorce in 1916. Esther was born in 1884 in Murrumburrah, NSW78 and died on February 18, 1924 in Taree, NSW at age 40.

Children from this marriage were:

   M    i. William Henry Denley was born on November 8, 1904 in Braidwood, NSW79 and died on December 2, 1981 in Blacktown, NSW at age 77.

William married Dorothy May Stanford, daughter of William E. Stanford and Ethel, in 1927 in Canterbury, NSW.80 Dorothy was born in 1904 in Parramatta, NSW,81 died in 1934 in Bankstown, NSW82 at age 30, and was buried on September 15, 1934 in Rookwood Cemetery, NSW Methodist section.

Notes: The Sydney Morning Herald
Saturday, 15 September, 1934, page 13

DENLEY-The Relatives and Friends of Mr. WILLIAM H DENLEY and CONNIE are invited to attend the Funeral of his beloved WIFE and her MOTHER Dorothy May to leave her late residence 40 Shenton Avenue, Bankstown THIS SATURDAY at 10am for Methodist Cemetery Rookwood. By Road.

Wood Coffill Limited
Motor Funeral Directors.

William next married Dorothy Cedar Phillips on April 27, 1937 in Lismore, NSW. Dorothy was born on April 26, 1914 in Lismore, NSW and died on September 15, 1962 in Kingswood, NSW at age 48.

Notes: Sydney Morning Herald 17 September 1962
Denley, Dorothy Cedar, September 16 1962 (suddenly) at hospital of Loftus Street Regentville. Dearly loved wife of William Henry Denley and dear mother of Judith (Mrs Ussher), Dorothy, John, Jan, Jill, Pam, Gaye and Kenneth aged 48 years

Funeral Penrith General Cemetery C of E portion 17 September 1962
Buried Monday 17 September 1962

Probate Notice: Northern Star (Lismore):15 July 1964

DENLEY, Dorothy Cedar
Probate notice
15 September 1962 Death
late of Regentville, formerly of Lismore.

   M    ii. Edward Samuel Denley was born on March 20, 1908 in Parkes, NSW.83

More about Edward:

• He served in the military as a Private, number N488841, 12 BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS PART TIME DUTY, Australian Army from August 19, 1944 to September 30, 1945 in WW2.

Edward married Maude Elizabeth Northfield in 1934 in Wollongong, NSW.84 Maude was born circa 1911 and died on September 10, 2000 in Fairy Meadow, NSW at age 89.

Notes: Death Notice
Illawarra Mercury Wollongong Death 10 September 2000, aged 89 years published 12 September 2000

   F    iii. Adelaide Denley was born in 1911 in Sydney, NSW.

Adelaide married Colin Thomas Gollan, son of Thomas Ambrose Gollan and Mary, in 1947 in Sydney, NSW.85 Colin was born on May 12, 1912 in Cessnock, NSW and died in 1962 in Sydney, NSW86 at age 50.

More about Colin:

• He served in the military as a Corporal, number NX54862, 2/6 FIELD REGIMENT, Australian Army from June 26, 1940 to October 29, 1945 in WW2.

John next married Sarah Lavina May Russell, daughter of William Edwin Russell and Isabel Margaret Mabel Gilbert Nelson, in 1927 in Cooma, NSW.87 May was born on October 16, 1896 in Adaminaby, NSW88 and died on August 12, 1985 in Queanbeyan, NSW at age 88. She was usually called May.

8. Isabella Denley (John2, Joshua1) was born in 1883 in Gundaroo, NSW,25 died on September 1, 1941 in Rockdale, NSW26 at age 58, and was buried in Woronora Cemetery, Sutherland, NSW Catholic section.

Isabella had a child

Her child was:

   M    i. William J. Denley was born in 1900 in Captains Flat, NSW.89

Isabella married Timothy Patrick McCarthy, son of Timothy McCarthy and Agnes, in 1911 in Woollahra, NSW.90 Timothy was born in 1884, died on July 15, 1969 in Bankstown, NSW91 at age 85, and was buried in Woronora Cemetery, Sutherland, NSW Catholic section.

9. Joshua Edward Denley (John2, Joshua1) was born on February 21, 1887 in Gundaroo, NSW,30 was baptised on September 10, 1888 in Christ Church of England, Queanbeyan, NSW, died on January 6, 1961 in Sutton, NSW31 at age 73, and was buried in Canberra Cemetery, ACT Church of England section.

Notes: Queanbeyan Age, Friday, 2 June 1961, p2
The death occurred at the Queanbeyan District Hospital yesterday of a pioneer of the Sutton district. Mr Joshua Denley, of Wattle Flat Sutton, at the age of 74 years. He is survived by a wife, Jean and son Edward, of Wattle Flat. The funeral service left Christ Church Queanbeyan, this afternoon at 2 pm, for internment in the Church of England portion of the Canberra Public Cemetery.

Joshua married Anne Jean Jeffery, daughter of Theodore Jeffery and Violet Ella, in 1938 in Goulburn, NSW.92 Anne was born in 1892 in Stockton, NSW and died in 1938 in Dubbo, NSW at age 46.

The child from this marriage was:

   M    i. Edward Denley .

10. Charlotte Denley (John2, Joshua1) was born in 1891 in Queanbeyan, NSW,34 died on November 30, 1944 in Hurstville, NSW35 at age 53, and was buried on December 2, 1944 in Woronora Cemetery, Sutherland, NSW Church of England section.

Burial Notes: FUNERAL NOTICE
The Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday, 2 December, 1944, Page 23
HARRIOTT-The Relatives and Friends of Mr Charles Harriott of 301 Rocky Point Road, Kogarah, and Family are invited to attend the Funeral of his dearly beloved Wife and their dear Mother Charlotte to leave St Andrew's Church, Ramsgate this Day after Service commencing at 9.30am for the Church of England Cemetery Woronora Metropolitan Burial and Cremation Society Railway Parade Burwood UJ21718-9

Charlotte married Charles Richard Harriott, son of John Harriott and Mary Jane McFadzean, in 1910 in Queanbeyan, NSW.93 Charles was born on July 7, 1888 in Bungendore, NSW,94 died on October 9, 1947 in Newtown, NSW95 at age 59, and was buried on October 11, 1947 in Woronora Cemetery, Sutherland, NSW Church of England section.

Notes: Funeral Notice
The Sydney Morning Herald, Saturday, 11 October, 1947, page 37
HARRIOTT-The Relatives and Friends of the Family of the late CHARLES RICHARD HARRIOTT of 101 Rocky Point Road Kogarah are Invited to attend his Funeral to leave St Andrew's Church, Rocky Point Road, Sans Souci This Day after Service commencing at 9.15am for Woronora Cemetery.


The child from this marriage was:

   M    i. Charles Edward Harriott was born in 1910 in Bungendore, NSW96 and died in 1967 in Goulburn, NSW97 at age 57.

Charles married Audrey Laurie R. E. Emerton in 1934 in Queanbeyan, NSW.98

11. Ellen Alvina Denley (John2, Joshua1) was born on January 30, 1896 in Gundaroo, NSW,40 was baptised on February 5, 1896 in Christ Church of England, Queanbeyan, NSW, died on May 4, 1963 in Queanbeyan, NSW41 at age 67, and was buried in Queanbeyan Riverside Cemetery, NSW Catholic section.

Notes: Death Notice Queanbeyan Age Tues May 7, 1963 p5
Sheedy, Ellen Alvena - At Queanbeyan District Hospital, May 4, 1963, late of 43 Hayes St, Queanbeyan, dearly loved mother of May (Mrs M Thompson, Braidwood) Bert (Canberra), Melba (Mrs Triffet, dec) loved stepmother of Olive (Mrs F Borman, Canberra), Phillis (Mrs C Lindstedt, Sydney) and dear grandmother of their children. Aged 68 years. Rest in peace.
Queanbeyan Age, Friday, May 10, 1963 p9
Mrs. Ellen Alvena Sheedy, of 43 Hayes St, Queanbeyan, who passed away at Queanbeyan District Hospital on Saturday, was a member of a well-known Sutton family. Born at Sutton 68 years ago , she was the daughter of the late John and Elizabeth Denley, and lived in the district for the greater part of her life. Her first husband Michael Benjamin Welham , died not long after they were married and she later married Albert Sheedy at Mittagong. He also pre-deceased her. One daughter, Melba (Mrs Trivett) also pre-deceased her. She is survived by a daughter, May (Mrs M. Thompson, Braidwood) and a son, Bert (Canberra) as well as two step-daughters, Olive (Mrs F. Borman, Canberra) and Phillis (Mrs C Lindstedt, of Canberra). Interment was made in the Catholic portion of the Riverside Cemetery, Queanbeyan on Monday morning following Requiem in St. Raphael's.

Ellen married Michael Benjamin Welham, son of Benjamin Welham and Emma, in 1916 in Queanbeyan, NSW.99 Benjamin was born in England and died in 1917 in Collector, NSW.100 He was usually called Benjamin.

Ellen next married Flurrance Bertie Sheedy, son of John Sheedy and Bridget Flanagan, in 1920 in Mittagong, NSW.101 Flurrance was born on December 17, 1887 in Tidbinbilla, ACT,102 died on July 5, 1941 in Canberra, ACT at age 53, and was buried in Queanbeyan Riverside Cemetery, NSW Catholic section.

Children from this marriage were:

   M    i. Phillip Sheedy was born in 1921 and died on July 7, 2000 in Bowral, NSW at age 79. He was usually called Bert.

Notes: PHILLIP 'BERT' SHEEDY The Queanbeyan Age 12 July 2000
HISTORIAN LEAVES LEGACY
The sudden death of well-known Queanbeyan historian and Kawaree resident Philip 'Bert' Sheedy, 79 on Friday is a great loss to the Queanbeyan district. Bert's great wealth of knowledge and his ability to quote references and incidents left younger historians and friends in awe. He lived and breathed history and history came alive when Bert spoke about it. Philip 'Bert' Sheedy passed away quickly and quietly at historic Kawaree Lodge, Queanbeyan on Friday whilst talking to a friend about the history of the Queanbeyan district which he knew and loved so well. While shocked by his sudden death, many people expressed gratitude that Bert's life had been prolonged for so long and that he had accomplished so much.
The legacy of his work in books such as Moneroo to Monaro Street Queanbeyan. A Brief Overview of Garryowen, Queanbeyan and his many contributions to historic journals and articles will live on in the minds and hearts of those who will use them for research in future years. Bert also worked tirelessly helping record the three large volumes Queanbeyan Pioneer Cemeteries, Burials and Index. The Sheedy family were one of the earliest pioneering families in the district. Bert's grandfather, Patrick Sheedy, arrived in the colony of NSW from Ireland aboard the ship 'Lascar' in 1841. And, according to Bert, the family was brought out to work for Klensendorlffe. Another family was that of the Gillespie's. He had a farm on Royalla Creek in the 1840s and Bert's father, Bertie Sheedy was born at Tidbinbilla. Bert's father later owned 1400 acres near Black Mountain reserve which is now under Lake Burley Griffin and Sheedy's Dairy is where Yarralumla Nursery is today. Bert mentioned that the name was Curlew - after the bird and later Robert Corkhill leased the same area and it was renamed Riverview. - they were tenant farmers. His mother, Ellen Alvina Denley was born at Mac's Reef Sutton and Bert was born at Bowral under a waggon while his family was taking cattle to the Sydney show in 1921. Bert came to Queanbeyan with his parents when he was about 18 months old. He served with the 3rd Australian Infantry Battalion and the 7th Australian Machine Gun battalion AIF in New Guinea and was awarded the British Empire Medal in 1972 for his contribution to local history. In 1964 Bert suffered a massive stroke which left him bedridden for three years. Showing the tenacity which would make him such a great historian he overcame this obstacle and went back to work. He was educated at St Gregory's Queanbeyan and the Canberra Technical College where he trained as a bricklayer. He was a leading hand in the Department of Works at Canberra and worked in the Attorney General's Department, the Prime Minister's Department, and with the Commonwealth Police. He retired in 1985. Bert had two great loves in his life: his wife Marjorie and the history of the Queanbeyan district. These two loves were interwoven, as Marjorie was his right hand when it came to typing and helping with research. Bert was devastated, and part of the light that made his life so special went out when Marjorie died in 1994.
Marjorie was a faithful companion who according to Bert, knew as much as he did but never received the recognition she deserved. Bert will also be remembered for his encouragement to other historians. He will also be remembered for taking the role of the devil's advocate to challenge history and to activate the community to fight for its built heritage. As a well built heritage, Bert recognised the importance of environmental heritage. The famous Tree of Knowledge stands today because Bert and other Queanbeyan citizens fought against its removal in the 1960s. Recently Queanbeyan City Council proposed to name a lane after the Sheedy family.
Fellow historian and author of Queanbeyan District and People, Errol Lea-Scarlett, said that, 'Bert was meticulous when researching and his contribution to local history was immense.' Bert also worked with another local historian, the late Rex Cross, author of Bygone Queanbeyan. Bert helped Rex tape the oral history of older residents as they went from farm to farm and from house to house in the 1970s. This resulted in the joint authorship of Queanbeyan Pioneers - First Study 1983 by Rex Cross and Bert Sheedy. He also worked hard in supporting the Queanbeyan Historical Museum. His legacy to the district is undisputed. he gave so all might learn. He was a walking encyclopaedia and his tireless work will carry future historians on his shoulders. Everyone who visited Bert to question his great knowledge will miss the banter and historical debate as he demanded they research history thoroughly and get it right. He corrected mistakes unmercifully, but after the dust had settled his eyes would twinkle and he would give that infectious smile and laugh his infectious laugh. He was a very special man, a gentleman, a scholar, and one worthy and deserving of the high esteem and love given to him by his many friends, family and acquaintances. Bert is survived by his sisters, Olive Borman of Oaks Estate, Phyllis Lindstedt of Tamworth and May Thomspon of Yass. A sister, Melba Triffett of Launceston Tasmania passed away in 1958. Bert was a favourite uncle to all his sisters' children and their families. A mass of thanksgiving for Bert's life will be celebrated at St Raphael's Catholic Church Lowe Street Queanbeyan tomorrow at 10am. His burial will follow at the Queanbeyan Lawn Cemetery.

   F    ii. Melba Sheedy died in 1958 in Launceston, TAS.

Melba married Vivian Charles Triffett, son of Charles Triffett and Unknown,.

   F    iii. Beryl J. Sheedy was born in 1927 and died in 1927 in Moss Vale, NSW.103

12. Elsie May Denley (John2, Joshua1) was born in 1903 in Bungendore, NSW,44 died on July 22, 1934 in Queanbeyan, NSW45 at age 31, and was buried in Queanbeyan Riverside Cemetery, NSW Church of England section.

Notes: Queanbeyan Age Tuesday 24 July 1934 p2
It was with extreme regret that the residents of this locality heard of the death of Mrs. W.R. Smith, which occurred from internal complications in Queanbeyan on Sunday morning. Although having left here shortly after her marriage, both Elsie and her husband were born nearby, and received their education in the old Sutton School. Always bright and active, with a cheery word for all, she had many friends. She was the youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs John Denley, of Newington, and leaves a bereaved husband and three young children besides five brothers and four sisters to mourn their loss.

Elsie married William Reuben Smith, son of James T. Smith and Sarah Jane Isabella Butt, in 1923 in Queanbeyan, NSW.104 William was born on May 21, 1896 in Sutton, NSW,105 died on February 12, 1969 in Kiama, NSW106 at age 72, and was buried in Albion Park Cemetery, NSW.

More about William:

• Religion: Church of England.

• Occupation: Labourer.

• He served in the military as a Private, number 5459, 5th Machine Gun Battalion, 1st AIF from October 7, 1915 to July 3, 1917 in WW1. Unit embarked from Sydney, New South Wales, on board HMAT A49 Ceramic on 14 April 1916.

• He served in the military as a Private, number N393717, V D C 14 BN, Australian Army from December 28, 1941 to September 30, 1943 in WW2.

The child from this marriage was:

   F    i. Lyla Millicent Smith was born in 1926 in Queanbeyan, NSW, died on March 23, 1932 in Queanbeyan, NSW107 at age 6, and was buried in Queanbeyan Riverside Cemetery, NSW Church of England section.

13. Charlotte Denley (Charles2, Joshua1) was born in 1879 in Queanbeyan, NSW49 and died in 1973 in Wollongong, NSW50 at age 94.

Charlotte married Frederick George Forrester, son of George James Forrester and Rebecca Gardner, in 1899 in Queanbeyan, NSW.108 Frederick was born in 1873 in Queanbeyan, NSW109 and died in 1957 in Wollongong, NSW110 at age 84.

Children from this marriage were:

   F    i. Vera R. Forrester was born in 1899 in Queanbeyan, NSW.111

Vera married Godfrey N. McDonald in 1919 in Wollongong, NSW.112

   M    ii. Frederick George Forrester was born in 1901 in Barraba, NSW113 and died in 1972 in Wollongong, NSW114 at age 71.

Frederick married Florence Davies in 1922 in Wollongong, NSW.115

   M    iii. John W. Forrester was born in 1905 in Manilla, NSW.116

   M    iv. Charles Raymond Forrester was born on October 25, 1907 in Blayney, NSW117 and died in 1970 in Sydney, NSW118 at age 63.

More about Charles:

• He served in the military as a Sergeant, number NX57979, 2/25 FD PK RAE, Australian Army from July 17, 1940 to December 12, 1945 in WW2.

Charles married Nellie Maunder in 1930 in Wollongong, NSW.119

   F    v. Phyllis C. Forrester died in 1922 in Wollongong, NSW.120

14. William Thomas Denley (Charles2, Joshua1) was born on August 3, 1889 in Pound Hill, Queanbeyan, NSW,59 died on June 14, 1967 in Ainslie, ACT at age 77, and was buried in Queanbeyan Riverside Cemetery, NSW Church of England section.

William married Elizabeth Josephine Teresa Kathleen Edmonds, daughter of Henry Charles Edmonds and Martha Jane Wark, on April 25, 1911 in Queanbeyan, NSW.121 Elizabeth was born on February 16, 1894 in Pine Valley Bungendore, NSW,122 died on June 28, 1965 in Queanbeyan, NSW123 at age 71, and was buried in Queanbeyan Riverside Cemetery, NSW Church of England section. Another name for Elizabeth was Kathleen.

Children from this marriage were:

   M    i. John William Denley was born on September 23, 1911 in Queanbeyan, NSW124 and died on April 11, 1971 at age 59. Another name for John was Jack or Bandit.

More about John:

• He served in the military as a Private, number VX110354, 3 GARR DDE, Australian Army from October 6, 1942 to August 4, 1943 in WW2.

John married Lorna.

   M    ii. Charles Mervyn Denley was born on December 13, 1914 in Queanbeyan, NSW, died on August 26, 1982 in Canberra, ACT at age 67, and was buried in Norwood Park Crematorium, Mitchell ACT. The cause of his death was Emphysema.

More about Charles:

• He served in the military as a Corporal, number NX88283, 2/2 Pioneer Battalion, Australian Army from February 12, 1942 to January 12, 1946 in WW2.

Charles married Dulcie Mary McIntyre, daughter of Edwin William McIntyre and Ada Lillian Blundell, in 1941 in Queanbeyan, NSW.125 Dulcie was born on September 9, 1919 in Queanbeyan, NSW, died on September 19, 2002 in Canberra, ACT at age 83, and was buried in Norwood Park Crematorium, Mitchell ACT.

   F    iii. Edna Alice Denley was born on July 27, 1918 in Queanbeyan, NSW and died on March 13, 2002 in Gold Coast, QLD at age 83.

Edna married Cecil Joseph Charlton in 1935 in Queanbeyan, NSW.126 Cecil was born on May 4, 1914 in Queanbeyan, NSW and died on March 14, 1998 in Gold Coast, QLD at age 83.

More about Cecil:

• He served in the military as a Private, number NX10466, 2/3 AUST FLD W/SHPS, Australian Army from May 14, 1941 to November 7, 1945 in WW2.

   M    iv. Henry Denley was born on May 28, 1921 in Queanbeyan, NSW. Another name for Henry was Harry.

More about Henry:

• He served in the military as a Private, number NX60672, 2/30 BATTALION 8th DIVISION, Australian Army from August 23, 1940 to May 28, 1941 in WW2.

Henry married Lila Olive Worley, daughter of Randolph Sidney Worley and Margaret Ellen Mead, in 1942 in Queanbeyan, NSW.127 Lila was born on July 1, 1924 in Holsworthy, NSW and died on October 19, 1978 in Moorebank, NSW128 at age 54.

   M    v. Kevyn Norman Denley was born on March 12, 1924 in Queanbeyan, NSW and died in 1989 in Queanbeyan, NSW at age 65.

More about Kevyn:

• He served in the military as a Lance Corporal, number 25427 (NX167653), H Q N G F, Australian Army from March 29, 1943 to July 14, 1948 in WW2.

Kevyn married Zeanea May McGlynn in 1942 in Queanbeyan, NSW.129

   F    vi. Dawn Moya Denley

Dawn married Peter Daniel Marron.

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