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John Edward Bennett
Exeter, Bibbenluke c1852

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Historical Text for descendants of Mr John Edward Bennett and Miss Eleanor Dorothy Duncun
Submitted by Michelle Douch, <michellebray2-at-bigpond-com>

Notes for Mr John Edward Bennett
John Edward Bennett Senior was born in England. After arriving in Australia, he married Dorothy Duncan. In 1837 he left Sydney for Gundaroo and lived there for twenty years. Then he came to Bummyumbla, now Undowah, to manage for Mr Packer. He subsequently purchased this property, which he afterwards sold and established a business in Bombala. Later on, he left to live in the Bega district. John Bennett had four sons, Harry, John, Alfred and Frederick, and six daughters, Emily, Clara, Carrie, Alice, Nellie and Polly. His son, John Edward Bennett Junior, married Margaret Badgery and he selected land at Bibbenluke, which he called "Exeter". His grandson, John Irvin, now owns this property.

Notes for Miss Clara H Bennett
Mrs Thomas was a long time resident of Bibbenluke.

BDM Bombala Times 1912-1920 page 17 28/8/1914
Mrs John Thomas died at a private hospital at Dulwich Hill on Saturday last, aged 62 years, and a long time resident of Bibbenluke. A husband, nine sons and one daughter, are left to grieve. Burial took place at Rookwood Cemetery on Monday.

Notes for Mr John Edward Bennett
John Bennett, the son of one of the district's very earliest pioneers, John Edward Bennett of Bummyumble was successful in winning in a ballot, a homestead selection of 320 acres at Bibbenluke in 1905. He had previously had a produce merchants store in Bombala.
As a farm "Exeter" was eminently suited to his purpose as it possessed a very large proportion of arable land, which is unusual in Bibbenluke.
For the balance of his lifetime he made a good and comfortable living from the farm by the growing of crops. Wheat, barley and oats were his main crops. He erected large barns and therin stored his hay which he cut up into chaff to sell to the teamster. Grain stored in bins until the best time came round to sell.
He gradually accumulated plant and machinery until he was completely independent, even possessing his own threshing machines, which was unusual for a small farmer, the work usually being done by itinerant contractors.
His proudest possession was a steam engine which he purchased new through the firm Massey Harris. This engine provided the power for his various types of machinery. It was afterwards purchased by O'Hare of Currawong, and is today in the Apex Park at Bombala, painted in gay colours for children to admire and climb about on.

Notes for Mr Lindon Latimer Thomas
Bombala Herald 17th August 1909, has the item: Mr L Thomas and Mr A Michie report having trapped over three thousand rabbits on the Creewah property in the last six weeks".
Book: A Big Lookout page 99 and 104
Indicates the love of sport that Linden had with a photo of the football team, which he Captained, and an editorial on the Bibbenluke Cricket Team.
On moving to Pambula Linden purchased several blocks in Oregan Street, these were bought with money left to him by his Aunt Garnock.
Book: News & Notes Bombala Times 1921-1925 30/9/1921 page 13
Mr Lin Thomas has resigned his position as Postmaster at Bibbenluke and is going on the land at Pambula.
Registration No: 8510
MARRIAGE:
Owen Thomas was Best Man

Notes for Mr Edward Percy Thomas
Edward and Mary Ann lived in Eden for awhile. Edward suffered many injuries in World War 1 and died shortly after returning from injuries that he had received.
Registration No: 7733
Registration No: 2744

Notes for Mr George David Thomas
Registration No: 8066

Notes for Miss Caraline Elizabeth Thomas
Registration No: 8528

Notes for Mr Owen L Thomas
As told by Stella Brown (nee Thomas).
She believes her uncle Owen married a lady called Flo Smith.
She also stated that he had his own freight business in Penrith NSW. He would cart freight to the markets in Syndey. Two of his sons went to war in Changi (not Lloyd).
Owen was best man at Linden and Margaret Thomas's wedding.
Registration No: 27388

Mr Lloyd4 Thomas. Notes: As told by Stella Brown (nee Thomas) age 94 years. Lloyd was a lovely boy who had a mole either on his face or neck. Stella can remember her Aunty Flo telling him to have the mole looked at. One Saturday while Lloyd was still quite young he played a round of golf with his Doctor. The Doctor suggested that Lloyd have the mole off. A couple of weeks later Lloyd died. Stella can not remember what from, but said he was still young, because he had died before the war.

Bombala Times - News and Notes page 24 31/3/1916
Private Bruce Thomas was home on final leave on Saturday, and left again on Monday. He has only been in training a short time, having entered Liverpool camp 7th February. Prior to enlisting he was studying theology at the Sydney University, and was in charge of the Presbyterian Church at Helensburg.
BDM Bombala Times 1912-1920, page 38 27/4/1917
Private Bruce Thomas, of Bibbenluke, has been wounded and is in the First Southern General Hospital at Burningham.
After coming back from the War, Bruce and his girlfried, a nurse at Bombala Hospital, parted. Bruce stated that he wished to return to Scotland. On hearing this, his brother Linden, who had a paddock of potatoes ready for harvesting, suggested that if he wished to harvest the potatoes he could use the money to buy his ticket to Scotland. Bruce sold the potatoes to the men on the railway line at Bombala.
Dorothy Nairn's parents put Bruce through Cambridge University.
Bruce and Dorothy met during the 1st World War when Bruce was convalescing in Scotland. They lived and farmed in Fife at Rumgally near Cupar until about the late 1940's, when they left Scotland to farm in northern NSW, Australia. They lived at Eurigar, Shannon Brook, near Casino.
BDM Bombala Times 1921-1925
21/10/1921 page 9
The wedding at Rankeillor (Scotland) took place between Miss Dorothy Clare Nairn, youngest daughter of the late Sir Michael B Narin, Bart; and Lady Nairn, of Rankeillor, and Mr Bruce B Thomas, son of the late Mr John H Thomas, of Bibbenluke, NSW, Australia. Since Mr Thomas came to the district he has taken a keen interest in sport. He took part together with Miss Nairn in the recent tennis tournament at Cupar, where he proved himself a strong player, and he also has assisted the first eleven cricket team, where his smart fielding has been commented upon. The newly married couple are to reside at Rumgally. The Rev. WE Beattie, Monimail UF Church, officiated at the ceremony which was held in the saloon of the mansion-house. The bride was given away by her brother, Sir Michael Nairn, Bart: Dysart House. There were no bridesmaids, and Major R S Nairn, of Leslie House, was groomsman. Included in the long list of wedding presents we noticed the following:- Bride to Groom, Gun: Lady Nairn-Household Linen, table silver, clock and cheque; Sir Michael and Lady Nairn-antique oak chest and chair; Major RS Nairn-2 seater "Rover" motor car.

Notes for Mr Vincent Frederick Thomas
Registration No: 6972
Told to me by Stella Brown (nee Thomas)
After John Henry died, his house, next to the Hotel in Bibbenluke, was occupied by his son Vincent Frederick, a baker. Vincent operated a bakery from the house and unfortunately the house was burnt down.

Notes for Miss Marjorie Mary Bennett
Her grandmother was Mrs Badgery.

Notes for Miss Stella Mary Thomas
Registration No: 12657
Stella was an only child.
MARRIAGE:
Bridesmaid - Dorothy Edith Flannery
Best Man - George Vincent Brown

Notes for Mr David Thomas
David served in the RAF during World War II. David and his wife, Betty, emigrated to Australia and also farmed outside Casino. When his mother died (Dorothy) he retired from farming due to a bad back and has since lived at numerous address' close to Sydney.

Notes for Miss Joselyn Thomas
Jocelyn went to school in Scotland and emigrated with her parents to Australia.
Jocelyn and Atholl farmed in Old Bonalbo, west of Casino. He died in the 1960's of cancer and Jocelyn ran the farm for many years and brought up their three children. Duncan, the son, now runs the farm.

Michelle Douch, <michellebray2-at-bigpond-com>

As follows, a good deal of extra info is in this article.
taken from Centennial History of NSW 1888
 
JOHN EDWARD BENNETT,J.P.  was born in England in 1821 and arrived in Sydney in 1831.  He attended St Phillips School, Wyndham, which was under the management of Dean Cowper, and studied for a period of between five and six years.  In 1837 he left Sydney for Gundaroo, near Lake George, where for about twenty years he followed the occupation of farming, during the first six years of which he was apprenticed to Mr. Packer, afterwards becoming the manager of that  gentleman's station on Monaro.  This property was subsequently disposed of to Mr Galloway, from whom Mr. Bennet purchased the whole for a few hundred pounds.  Our subject then secured, in conjunction with Mr. Waterson, a valuable station, of which he eventually, became sole proprietor.  Selling out he proceeded to Bombala, where he established a business, carrying it on most successfully for a few years.  He subsequently bought different properties, one of which he disposed of to the immense advantage of the A.J.S. Bank.  Mr. Bennet afterwards settled in Wolumla, in the Bega district, and purchased the business of Mr. Henry Fowler J.P.  This he now conducts.  Mr. Bennet's premises contain over 20 rooms, and are valued at something like 2000 pounds, which it is his intention to  shortly open as a general store.  He was created a J.P. in 1870 and when 28 years of age, married a daughter of W. Duncan, at one time connected with the Supreme Court.(ends)

Material supplied by Barbara Adams <dad95624-at-bigpond.net.au>

Descendants of John Edward Bennett

Michelle Douch, <michellebray2-at-bigpond-com>
Barbara Adams <dad95624-at-bigpond.net.au>  22.11.06

    Recompiled from the new Monaro Pioneers database by Ian Harvey: 7.03.08
 with additional information supplied by:
Noel Cantrill <insearch199-at-iinet.net.au> 2.07.08

 

First Generation

1. John Edward Bennett, son of John Bennett and Emily, was born May 1, 1821 in Birmingham, England, was baptised May 21, 1821 in Saint Phillips, Birmingham, Warwick, England, and died in 1909 in Eden, NSW1 at age 88.

Notes: John Edward Bennett was born in England and migrated to Australia in 1831 and in about 1837 he left Sydney and travelled to Gundaroo in southern NSW where he lived for about 20 years and it was here that he married Dorothy.
According to the birth records on the BDM register, Eleanor's christian name is spelt in a variety of ways; Eleanor, Helena, Ellenor and Ellen.
He and Eleanor and their family then moved to Bunnynumbla which is now called Undowah, where he managed Mr. Packer's property. He later bought this property from Mr. Packer and later sold it and bought a business in Bombala. Later the family moved to the Bega district.

More about John:

• Elected: JP. Justice of the Peace, 1870.

John married Eleanor Dorothy Duncomb April 9, 1849 in NSW, daughter of David Duncombe and Mary Ann Wright. Eleanor was born in 1829 in NSW2 3 and died May 17, 1918 in Eden, NSW4 at age 89.

Children from this marriage were:

   2 F    i. Emily Bennett was born in 1850 in Bombala, NSW.5

Emily married Alexander Devenish Meares Spark in 1871 in Bombala, NSW.6

+ 3 F    ii. Clara H Bennett was born September 10, 1852 in Bombala, NSW,7 was baptised March 24, 1853 in Parish of Saint Andrews, Sydney, NSW, died August 19, 1914 in Dulwich Hill, NSW8 at age 61, and was buried August 28, 1914 in Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney, NSW.

+ 4 F    iii. Ellen Rebecca Bennett was born in 1854 in Bombala, NSW9 and died in 1921 in Hornsby, NSW10 at age 67.

+ 5 F    iv. Annie Louisa Bennett was born in 1856 in Bombala, NSW11 and died in 1944 in Manly, NSW12 at age 88.

+ 6 M    v. John Edward Bennett was born in 1858 in Bombala, NSW,13 died June 21, 1938 in Bibbenluke, NSW14 at age 80, and was buried in Bibbenluke Cemetery, NSW Grave 6.

   7 F    vi. Esther M Bennett was born in 1859 in Bombala, NSW15 and died in 1865 in Bombala, NSW16 at age 6.

+ 8 F    vii. Caroline Bennett was born in 1861 in Bombala, NSW17 and died in 1942 in Randwick, NSW18 at age 81.

+ 9 M    viii. Henry Albert Bennett was born in 1863 in Bombala, NSW.19

+ 10 F    ix. Mary Selina Bennett was born in 1865 in Bombala, NSW20 and died in 1955 in Burwood, NSW21 at age 90.

   11 M    x. Alfred Linden Bennett was born in 1866 in Bombala, NSW22 and died in 1948 in Liverpool, NSW23 at age 82.

   12 M    xi. Frederick Benjamin Bennett was born in 1868 in Bombala, NSW24 and died in 1942 in Eden, NSW25 at age 74.

Frederick married Mary Jane Black in 1910 in Bega, NSW.,26 daughter of John Marshall Black and Mary Ann. Mary was born in 1877 in Bega, NSW27 and died in 1965 in Eden, NSW28 at age 88.

+ 13 F    xii. Alice Maud Bennett was born March 21, 1870 in Bombala, NSW,29 was baptised August 30, 1870 in Bombala, NSW, died March 11, 1936 in Cooma, NSW30 at age 65, and was buried in Pambula Cemetery, NSW.

Second Generation

3. Clara H Bennett (John Edward1) was born September 10, 1852 in Bombala, NSW,7 was baptised March 24, 1853 in Parish of Saint Andrews, Sydney, NSW, died August 19, 1914 in Dulwich Hill, NSW8 at age 61, and was buried August 28, 1914 in Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney, NSW.

Clara married John Henry Thomas November 14, 1870 in "Bunnyumbla", Bombala, NSW.,31 son of Nehemiah Thomas and Elizabeth Morris. John was born April 15, 1844 in "Vine Lodge", Sutton Forest, NSW,32 was baptised July 21, 1844 in All Saint's Church Camden, NSW, died in August 1919 in Mr. Lin Thomas' residence, Bibbenluke, NSW33 at age 75, and was buried in Bombala Cemetery, NSW. The cause of his death was Heart failure.

Marriage Notes: Emily Bennett and John Murphy were the witnesses at Clara and John Henry's marriage

Notes: BDM Bombala Times

page 57
22/8/1919
Mr John H Thomas, aged 75, died at the home of his son, Mr Lin Thomas, at Bibbenluke, on Tuesday morning. Death was due to heart failure. The late Mr Thomas was one of the pioneers of the district, having come here with his parents when a boy, and in the days when there was very little settlement on the Monaro. Most of his days were spent at Creewah and Bibbenluke. He married Miss Bennett, daughter of the late Mr John Bennett, but his wife predeceased him by a few years. Nine sons and one daughter are still living, and of these, Lin and Mrs Arthur Michie live at Bibbenluke, and the others are in different parts of the state. Captain Bruce Thomas, who has been at the war for some years, was expected back this week; and his father was hoping to see him before he died. Burial; took place at the Bombala Cemetery, rev W H Marshall read the burial service.



Children from this marriage were:

+ 14 M    i. Edward Percy Thomas was born in 1871 in Bombala, NSW34 and died in 1944 in Burwood, NSW35 at age 73.

+ 15 M    ii. Sydney Maurice Thomas was born in 1872 in Bombala, NSW36 and died in 1950 in Lismore, NSW37 at age 78.

+ 16 M    iii. George David Thomas was born in 1874 in Bombala, NSW38 and died in 1956 in Casino, NSW39 at age 82.

+ 17 F    iv. Caroline Elizabeth Thomas was born in 1876 in Bombala, NSW,40 died June 17, 1948 in Bombala, NSW41 at age 72, and was buried in Bombala Cemetery, NSW Grave 322.

   18 M    v. Ira D M Thomas was born in 1877 in Bombala, NSW42 and died in 1877 in Bombala, NSW.43

+ 19 M    vi. Lindon Latimer Thomas was born August 8, 1878 in "Moore Springs" Bibenluke, NSW, died September 13, 1958 in Pambula, NSW44 at age 80, and was buried in Pambula Cemetery, NSW.

   20 M    vii. Clarence Llewellyn Thomas was born in 1881 in Bombala, NSW45 and died in 1969 in Gosford, NSW46 at age 88.

Clarence married Unknown.

   21 M    viii. Cecil Bennett Thomas was born in 1883 in Bombala, NSW47 and died in 1930 in Murwillumbah, NSW48 at age 47.

Cecil married Daisy M Blow in 1913 in Murwillumbah, NSW.,49 daughter of Alfred Blow and Fanny Jarman. Daisy was born in 1884 in Petersham, NSW.50

   22 M    ix. Harrie N Thomas was born in 1885 in Bombala, NSW51 and died in 1885 in Bombala, NSW.52

+ 23 M    x. Owen Lloyd Thomas was born in 1887 in Bombala, NSW53 and died in 1958 in Wollongong, NSW54 at age 71.

   24 M    xi. Russel Raymond Thomas was born in 1889 in Bombala, NSW,55 died in 1900 in Bombala, NSW56 at age 11, and was buried in Bombala Cemetery, NSW Grave 402. The cause of his death was Drowned.

Notes: Raymond may have drowned in the Bibbenluke River. At the time it was suggested he may have got a cramp as he was said to be an excellent swimmer

+ 25 M    xii. Bruce Boyd Thomas was born in 1891 in Bombala, NSW57 and died in 1965 in Casino, NSW58 at age 74.

+ 26 M    xiii. Vincent Frederick Thomas was born in 1894 in Bombala, NSW.59

4. Ellen Rebecca Bennett (John Edward1) was born in 1854 in Bombala, NSW9 and died in 1921 in Hornsby, NSW10 at age 67. Another name for Ellen was Nellie.

Ellen married Neal Robinson in 1879 in Bombala, NSW.,60 son of Daniel Robinson and Unknown. Neal died in 1924 in Marrickville, NSW.61

Children from this marriage were:

   27 M    i. Darcy N B Robinson was born in 1881 in Queanbeyan, NSW62 and died in 1892 in Moruya, NSW63 at age 11.

   28 F    ii. Henrietta L Robinson was born in 1882 in Queanbeyan, NSW.64

   29 M    iii. Arthur Bennett Robinson was born in 1894 in Moruya, NSW65 and died in 1951 in Ryde, NSW66 at age 57.

5. Annie Louisa Bennett (John Edward1) was born in 1856 in Bombala, NSW11 and died in 1944 in Manly, NSW12 at age 88.

Annie married Thomas Henry McPaul in 1884 in Bega, NSW.,67 son of Robert McPaul and Sarah. Thomas was born in 1863 in Wollongong, NSW68 and died in 1940 in Manly, NSW69 at age 77.

Children from this marriage were:

   30 M    i. Harrie Douglas Bennett McPaul was born in 1885 in Wolumla near Bega, NSW,70 died August 11, 1918 in France at age 33, and was buried in Heath Cemetery Harbonnieres, France. The cause of his death was Killed in action.

More about Harrie:

• He served in the military as a Private, number 323, 17th Battalion, 1st AIF from 1915 to 1918 in WW1.

   31 M    ii. Edward F N McPaul was born in 1887 in Bega, NSW.71

   32 M    iii. Robert L McPaul was born in 1889 in Bega, NSW.72

   33 M    iv. Sydney D McPaul was born in 1891 in Bombala, NSW.73

Sydney married Jessie F Rivers in 1923 in Byron Bay, NSW.74

   34 M    v. William E G McPaul was born in 1893 in Bombala, NSW.75

William married Haidee F Fredericks in 1935 in Randwick, NSW.76

   35 M    vi. Bernard M McPaul was born in 1894 in Bega, NSW.77

   36 F    vii. Daisy W McPaul was born in 1896 in Bega, NSW.78

   37 M    viii. Mortimer O McPaul was born in 1898 in Bega, NSW.79

   38 F    ix. Irene M McPaul was born in 1900 in Bega, NSW.80

   39 M    x. Lyle W McPaul was born in 1902 in Uralla, NSW.81

Lyle married Eileen M Field in 1929 in Burwood, NSW.82

6. John Edward Bennett (John Edward1) was born in 1858 in Bombala, NSW,13 died June 21, 1938 in Bibbenluke, NSW14 at age 80, and was buried in Bibbenluke Cemetery, NSW Grave 6.

More about John:

• Occupation: Farmer.

John married Margaret Elizabeth Badgery in 1887 in Bombala, NSW.,83 daughter of William Badgery and Margaret Martin. Margaret was born in 1854 in Bombala, NSW, died June 29, 1934 in Bibbenluke, near Bombala, NSW84 at age 80, and was buried in Bibbenluke Cemetery, NSW Grave 6.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 40 F    i. Majorie Mary Bennett was born in 1890 in Bombala, NSW.85

   41 M    ii. John Edward Bennett was born in 1892 in Bombala, NSW86 and died in 1892 in Bombala, NSW.87

+ 42 F    iii. Allise Ellen Bennett was born in 1895 in Bombala, NSW,88 died December 24, 1976 in Bibbenluke, near Bombala, NSW89 at age 81, and was buried in Bibbenluke Cemetery, NSW Grave 3.

8. Caroline Bennett (John Edward1) was born in 1861 in Bombala, NSW17 and died in 1942 in Randwick, NSW18 at age 81. Another name for Caroline was Carrie.

Caroline married George William Myers in 1883 in Bombala, NSW.,90 son of Jacob Myers and Caroline J Dunlop. George was born in 1859 in Sydney, NSW91 and died in 1889 in Nimmitabel, NSW92 at age 30.

Children from this marriage were:

   43 M    i. Bennett Frederick B Myers was born in 1883 in Cooma, NSW93 and died in 1972 in Coffs Harbour, NSW94 at age 89.

   44 F    ii. Gertrude Ethel Myers was born in 1887 in Nimmitabel, NSW95 and died in 1968 in Goulburn, NSW96 at age 81.

   45 M    iii. Harrie Gerome Myers was born January 28, 1889 in Nimmitabel, NSW,97 died December 10, 1977 in Southport, QLD at age 88, and was buried December 12, 1977 in Crematorium, Nerang, Qld. Another name for Harrie was Romey.

Harrie married Florence Alice Fergus October 24, 1912 in Cooyar, QLD, daughter of John Thomas Fergus and Mary Elena Klein. Florence was born June 8, 1893 in Toowoomba, QLD, died January 5, 1898 in Brisbane, QLD at age 4, and was buried in Sherwood, QLD. Another name for Florence was Florrie.

Caroline next married Henry Eggins in 1897 in Bega, NSW.,98 son of James Eggins and Caroline Rickenby. Henry was born in 1855 in NSW99 and died in 1924 in Marrickville, NSW100 at age 69.

Children from this marriage were:

   46 M    i. John Edward McKinley Eggins was born in 1898 in Eden, NSW101 and died in 1937 in Parramatta, NSW102 at age 39.

   47 M    ii. Eric Colin Eggins was born in 1900 in Eden, NSW.103

Eric married Allie Margaret Vining Greenwell in 1938 in Goulburn, NSW.104

   48 F    iii. Eleanor D Eggins was born in 1902 in Eden, NSW.105

Eleanor married Thomas Kelly in 1919 in Annandale, NSW.106

   49 F    iv. Caroline Ursulla Eggins was born in 1904 in Eden, NSW107 and died in 1969 in Goulburn, NSW108 at age 65.

Caroline married Leonard Asher in 1924 in Petersham, NSW.,109 son of David James Asher and Wilhelmina. Leonard died in 1954 in Goulburn, NSW.110

9. Henry Albert Bennett (John Edward1) was born in 1863 in Bombala, NSW.19 Another name for Henry was Harry.

Henry married Maria Boyd Black in 1890 in Bega, NSW.,111 daughter of William Black and Mary Ann Geovans. Maria was born in 1861 in Eden, NSW112 and died in 1899 in Bega, NSW113 at age 38.

Children from this marriage were:

   50 F    i. Nellie Bennett was born in 1891 in Bega, NSW.112

   51 M    ii. Edward M Bennett was born in 1892 in Bega, NSW.114

   52 F    iii. Hettie Bennett was born in 1894 in Bega, NSW115 and died in 1973 in Gosford, NSW116 at age 79.

   53 M    iv. Charles H Bennett was born in 1895 in Bega, NSW.117

   54 M    v. Julian A Bennett was born in 1897 in Bega, NSW.118

10. Mary Selina Bennett (John Edward1) was born in 1865 in Bombala, NSW20 and died in 1955 in Burwood, NSW21 at age 90.

Mary married George Hunter in 1891 in Candelo, NSW.119

Children from this marriage were:

   55 M    i. Richard Frederick Hunter was born in 1892 in Eden, NSW120 and died in 1956 in Marrickville, NSW121 at age 64.

   56 F    ii. Dorothy Hunter was born in 1894 in Eden, NSW.122

   57 M    iii. Keith Bennett Hunter was born in 1903 in Ashfield, NSW123 and died in 1974 in NSW124 at age 71.

   58 M    iv. David B Hunter was born in 1905 in Ashfield, NSW.125

   59 M    v. Alexander Stewart Hunter died in 1961 in Ashfield, NSW.126

13. Alice Maud Bennett (John Edward1) was born March 21, 1870 in Bombala, NSW,29 was baptised August 30, 1870 in Bombala, NSW, died March 11, 1936 in Cooma, NSW30 at age 65, and was buried in Pambula Cemetery, NSW.

Notes: Surname shown as Raddeley on the death index.

Alice married Charles Arthur Baddeley April 9, 1908 in Trinity Church of England, Kameruka near Bega, NSW.,127 son of Charles Henry Baddeley and Clara Burcher. Charles was born July 28, 1849 in Bredbo, NSW,128 was baptised January 29, 1851 in Goulburn, NSW, died August 12, 1929 in Pambula, NSW129 at age 80, and was buried in Pambula Cemetery, NSW.

More about Charles:

• Occupation: Tannery proprietor.

The child from this marriage was:

   60 M    i. Charles Arthur Baddeley was born March 26, 1910 in Pambula, NSW.

Charles married Alma E Burton in 1932 in Bega, NSW.,130 daughter of William T Burton and Elizabeth Margaret Severs. Alma was born in 1906 in Eden, NSW.131

Third Generation

14. Edward Percy Thomas (Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born in 1871 in Bombala, NSW34 and died in 1944 in Burwood, NSW35 at age 73.

Notes: Edward and Mary Ann lived in Eden for awhile. Edward suffered many injuries in World War 1 and eventually died from the injuries he had received.

More about Edward:

• He served in the military in WW1.

Edward married Mary Ann Fulton in 1891 in Bombala, NSW.132

Children from this marriage were:

   61 M    i. Charles Lyle Thomas was born in 1896 in Cootamundra, NSW and died in 1930 in Balmain South, NSW133 at age 34.

Charles married Madeline A Kimber in 1922 in Bombala, NSW.,134 daughter of Alexander Kimber and Annie Madeline Peisley. Madeline was born in 1904 in Bombala, NSW.135

+ 62 F    ii. Hilda T G Thomas was born in 1899 in Murrumburrah, NSW.136

   63 F    iii. Marcella Rita Unita Thomas was born in 1902 in Bombala, NSW,137 was baptised December 29, 1902 in Bombala, NSW, and died in Perth, WA. Another name for Marcella was Marcia.

Notes: Once Marcia's husband had passed away she went to live with her Daughter in Perth

Marcella married Walter S Barton in 1926 in Leeton, NSW.138

15. Sydney Maurice Thomas (Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born in 1872 in Bombala, NSW36 and died in 1950 in Lismore, NSW37 at age 78.

Sydney married Selena Alcock in 1898 in Candelo, NSW.,139 daughter of Walter Alcock and Sarah Poole. Selena was born in 1873 in Bega, NSW140 and died in 1949 in Lismore, NSW141 at age 76.

Children from this marriage were:

   64 M    i. Henry Alphonsus Thomas was born in 1899 in Bemboka, NSW142 and died in 1962 in Byron Bay, NSW143 at age 63.

   65 F    ii. Blanche A Thomas was born in 1902 in Bemboka, NSW.144

Blanche married Laurence M Smith in 1925 in Ballina, NSW.145

   66 M    iii. Courtney M Thomas was born in 1907 in Lismore, NSW.146

Courtney married Elsie M Bondfield in 1933 in Lismore, NSW.147

16. George David Thomas (Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born in 1874 in Bombala, NSW38 and died in 1956 in Casino, NSW39 at age 82.

George married Harriet Sophia Jane Pearson November 15, 1899 in Bemboka, NSW.,148 daughter of Thomas Henry Pearson and Hannah Bodycote. Harriet was born October 7, 1880 in Brown Mountain near Bega, NSW149 and died in 1947 in Casino, NSW150 at age 67.

Children from this marriage were:

   67 F    i. Elva Alice Elenora Thomas was born May 20, 1900 in Bemboka, NSW.151

Elva married George W Westaway in 1922 in Casino, NSW.152

+ 68 M    ii. Edward Clarence Thomas was born July 30, 1902 in Brown Mountain near Bega, NSW,153 died July 9, 1987 in Casino, NSW at age 84, and was buried July 13, 1987 in Casino, NSW.

+ 69 F    iii. Violet Austral Thomas was born September 2, 1907 in Brown Mountain near Bega, NSW154 and died November 24, 1977 in NSW155 at age 70.

   70 F    iv. Mary I Thomas was born in 1910 in Lismore, NSW and died in 1910 in Lismore, NSW.156

+ 71 F    v. Clara Mavis Thomas was born August 14, 1913 in Ettrick. NSW.

17. Caroline Elizabeth Thomas (Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born in 1876 in Bombala, NSW,40 died June 17, 1948 in Bombala, NSW41 at age 72, and was buried in Bombala Cemetery, NSW Grave 322.

Caroline married Arthur George Michie in 1907 in Bombala, NSW.,157 son of Alexander Gordon Michie and Sarah Suzanne M. Arthur was born in 1870 in Scotland, died in 1952 in Parramatta, NSW158 at age 82, and was buried in Bombala Cemetery, NSW Grave 322.

Children from this marriage were:

   72 M    i. Speachy Michie .

   73 F    ii. Unnamed Michie .

   74 F    iii. Rosalie Michie .

   75 M    iv. Arthur Gordon Michie died in 1971 in Broken Hill, NSW.159

   76 M    v. Bruce A Michie died in 1912 in Bombala, NSW.160

   77 M    vi. John G Michie died in 1917 in Bombala, NSW.161

19. Lindon Latimer Thomas (Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born August 8, 1878 in "Moore Springs" Bibenluke, NSW, died September 13, 1958 in Pambula, NSW44 at age 80, and was buried in Pambula Cemetery, NSW. Another name for Lindon was Lin.

Notes: Book: A Big Lookout page 93
Bombala Herald 17th August 1909, has the item: Mr L Thomas and Mr A Michie report having trapped over three thousand rabbits on the Creewah property in the last six weeks".

Book: A Big Lookout page 99 and 104
Indicates the love of sport that Linden had with a photo of the football team, which he Captained, and an editorial on the Bibbenluke Cricket Team.

On moving to Pambula Linden purchased several blocks in Oregan Street, these were bought with money left to him by his Aunt Garnock.


Book: News & Notes Bombala Times 1921-1925

30/9/1921 page 13
Mr Lin Thomas has resigned his position as Postmaster at Bibbenluke and is going on the land at Pambula

More about Lindon:

• Occupation: Postmaster, farmer.

Lindon married Margaret Elizabeth Stewart February 15, 1906 in Margaret's parent's home at Bibbenluke, NSW.,162 daughter of Angus Travers Stewart and Honora Neylan. Margaret was born in 1885 in Bombala, NSW,163 died June 11, 1962 in Pambula, NSW164 at age 77, and was buried in Pambula Cemetery, NSW.

Marriage Notes: Owen Thomas was Best Man


The child from this marriage was:

+ 78 F    i. Stella Mary Thomas was born 22nd May 1910 in Bombala, NSW.

23. Owen Lloyd Thomas (Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born in 1887 in Bombala, NSW53 and died in 1958 in Wollongong, NSW54 at age 71.

Notes: Owen had his own freight business in Penrith NSW. He would cart freight to the markets in Syndey. Two of his sons went to war in Changi (not Lloyd).

More about Owen:

• Occupation: Freight business proprietor.

Owen married Florence F Jemmett in 1909 in Lismore, NSW.,165 daughter of Henry Jemmett and Emma A. Florence was born in 1890 in Lismore, NSW.166

The child from this marriage was:

   79 M    i. Lloyd Thomas .

Notes: As told by Stella Brown (nee Thomas) age 94 years. Lloyd was a lovely boy who had a mole either on his face or neck. Stella can remember her Aunty Flo telling him to have the mole looked at. One Saturday while Lloyd was still quite young he played a round of golf with his Doctor. The Doctor suggested that Lloyd have the mole off. A couple of weeks later Lloyd died. Stella can not remember what from, but said he was still young, because he had died before the war.

25. Bruce Boyd Thomas (Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born in 1891 in Bombala, NSW57 and died in 1965 in Casino, NSW58 at age 74.

Notes: Bombala Times - News and Notes page 24
31/3/1916
Private Bruce Thomas was home on final leave on Saturday, and left again on Monday. He has only been in training a short time, having entered Liverpool camp 7th February. Prior to enlisting he was studying theology at the Sydney University, and was in charge of the Presbyterian Church at Helensburg.


BDM Bombala Times 1912-1920 page 38
27/4/1917
Private Bruce Thomas, of Bibbenluke, has been wounded and is in the First Southern General Hospital at Burningham.

After coming back from the War, Bruce and his girlfried, a nurse at Bombala Hospital, parted. Bruce stated that he wished to return to Scotland. On hearing this, his brother Linden, who had a paddock of potatoes ready for harvesting, suggested that if he wished to harvest the potatoes he could use the money to buy his ticket to Scotland. Bruce sold the potatoes to the men on the railway line at Bombala.

Dorothy Nairn's parents put Bruce through Cambridge University.

Bruce and Dorothy met during the 1st World War when Bruce was convalescing in Scotland. They lived and farmed in Fife at Rumgally near Cupar until about the late 1940's, when they left Scotland to farm in northern NSW, Australia. They lived at Eurigar, Shannon Brook, near Casino.

BDM Bombala Times 1921-1925

21/10/1921
page 9
The wedding at Rankeillor (Scotland) took place between Miss Dorothy Clare Nairn, youngest daughter of the late Sir Michael B Narin, Bart; and Lady Nairn, of Rankeillor, and Mr Bruce B Thomas, son of the late Mr John H Thomas, of Bibbenluke, NSW, Australia. Since Mr Thomas came to the district he has taken a keen interest in sport. He took part together with Miss Nairn in the recent tennis tournament at Cupar, where he proved himself a strong player, and he also has assisted the first eleven cricket team, where his smart fielding has been commented upon. The newly married couple are to reside at Rumgally. The Rev. WE Beattie, Monimail UF Church, officiated at the ceremony which was held in the saloon of the mansion-house. The bride was given away by her brother, Sir Michael Nairn, Bart: Dysart House. There were no bridesmaids, and Major R S Nairn, of Leslie House, was groomsman. Included in the long list of wedding presents we noticed the following:- Bride to Groom, Gun: Lady Nairn-Household Linen, table silver, clock and cheque; Sir Michael and Lady Nairn-antique oak chest and chair; Major RS Nairn-2 seater "Rover" motor car.

Bruce married Dorothy Clare Nairn October 21, 1921 in Rankeillor, Scotland, daughter of Sir Michael Barka Nairn and Emily Frances Spencer. Dorothy was born in 1884 in Scotland and died in 1977 in NSW167 at age 93.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 80 M    i. David Thomas was born after 1921 in Scotland.

+ 81 F    ii. Joselyn Thomas was born in Scotland.

   82 F    iii. Fiona Thomas .

26. Vincent Frederick Thomas (Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born in 1894 in Bombala, NSW.59

Notes: After John Henry died, his house, next to the Hotel in Bibbenluke, was occupied by his son Vincent Frederick, a baker. Vincent operated a bakery from the house and unfortunately the house was burnt down.

More about Vincent:

• Occupation: Baker.

Vincent married Olive Bradfield in 1915 in Lismore, NSW.168

Children from this marriage were:

   83 M    i. Frederick B Thomas was born in 1916 in Bombala, NSW.169

   84 M    ii. Thomas Thomas .

More about Thomas:

• He served in the military in the Air Force.

40. Majorie Mary Bennett (John Edward6, John Edward1) was born in 1890 in Bombala, NSW.85

Majorie married Joseph Wentworth Thomas in June 1915 in Bombala, NSW.,170 son of Joseph Maurice Thomas and Isabella Allan. Joseph was born in 1888 in Bombala, NSW171 and died in 1949 in Windsor, NSW at age 61. Another name for Joseph was Wenty.

Notes: BDM Bombala Times 1912 - 1920

Page 23
18/6/1915
At Bibbenluke on Wednesday, Mr Wentworth Thomas, son of Mr J M Thomas, of "Spring Hills", Bibbenluke, was married to Miss Marjorie Bennett, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bennett, also of Bibbenluke. Rev BD Morris performed the ceremony.

Told by Stella Brown (nee Thomas)
"Wenty shot himself on learning that his son had been taken as a prisoner of war in the Second World War". (This seems unlikely given his death was registered in 1949)





Children from this marriage were:

   85 M    i. John R Thomas was born in 1916 in Bombala, NSW.172

   86 M    ii. Allan W Thomas .

42. Allise Ellen Bennett (John Edward6, John Edward1) was born in 1895 in Bombala, NSW,88 died December 24, 1976 in Bibbenluke, near Bombala, NSW89 at age 81, and was buried in Bibbenluke Cemetery, NSW Grave 3.

Allise married Albert Sylvester Irvin in 1921 in Bombala, NSW.,173 son of Foster Irvin and Margaret Ann Cochrane. Albert was born in 1893 in Lytteton, NSW,174 died March 1, 1950 in Bibbenluke, near Bombala, NSW175 at age 57, and was buried in Bibbenluke Cemetery, NSW Grave 3.

Children from this marriage were:

   87 F    i. Margaret Irvin . Another name for Margaret was Peg.

She never married and had no children

   88 M    ii. John Edward Irvin .

John married Barbara Evelyn Lister in 1954 in North Sydney, NSW.176

   89 M    iii. Foster Irvin was born in November 1923, died October 30, 1924 in Bibbenluke, near Bombala, NSW,177 and was buried in Bibbenluke Cemetery, NSW Grave 2. Another name for Foster was Peter.

Fourth Generation

62. Hilda T G Thomas (Edward Percy Thomas14, Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born in 1899 in Murrumburrah, NSW.136

Hilda married Joseph E Parker in 1921 in Eden, NSW.178

The child from this marriage was:

   90 M    i. Keith Parker .

68. Edward Clarence Thomas (George David Thomas16, Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born July 30, 1902 in Brown Mountain near Bega, NSW,153 died July 9, 1987 in Casino, NSW at age 84, and was buried July 13, 1987 in Casino, NSW. Another name for Edward was Clarrie.

Edward married Ivy Alice Pratt August 4, 1926 in St Paul's Church, Casino, NSW.,179 daughter of Stephen Pratt and Henrietta Saville. Ivy was born December 27, 1905 in "Springview", North Casino, NSW180 and died June 22, 1995 in Casino, NSW at age 89.

Children from this marriage were:

   91 M    i. Alan Edward Thomas

Alan married Beryl May Morrow.

   92 M    ii. Robert Donald Thomas

Robert married Jill Marie Fairhall.

69. Violet Austral Thomas (George David Thomas16, Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born September 2, 1907 in Brown Mountain near Bega, NSW154 and died November 24, 1977 in NSW155 at age 70. Another name for Violet was Aussie.

Violet married Clyde Saville in 1929 in Casino, NSW.,181 son of George Saville and Eliza M White. Clyde was born in 1903 in Casino, NSW.182

The child from this marriage was:

   93 M    i. Ian Saville .

Ian married Pat.

71. Clara Mavis Thomas (George David Thomas16, Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born August 14, 1913 in Ettrick. NSW.

Clara married Arnold Joseph Riley February 14, 1934 in Casino, NSW.183 Arnold was born January 1, 1914 in Casino, NSW and died June 24, 1970 at age 56.

Children from this marriage were:

   94 F    i. Marleen Daphne Riley

   95 M    ii. Graham Joseph Riley

Clara next married Eric Alfred Brewer in 1957 in Casino, NSW.,184 son of Alfred E Brewer and Ada M Tuckey. Eric was born September 25, 1907 in Kempsey, NSW.185

78. Stella Mary Thomas (Lindon Latimer Thomas19, Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born 22nd May 1910 in Bombala, NSW.

Stella married James Henry Brown February 28, 1942 in St. Peter's Catholic Church, Pambula, NSW.,186 son of James Richard Brown and Anne Maree Kauter. James was born March 18, 1902 in Eden, NSW,187 died June 18, 1970 in Pambula, NSW at age 68, and was buried in Pambula Cemetery, NSW.

Marriage Notes: Bridesmaid - Dorothy Edith Flannery
Best Man - George Vincent Brown

Children from this marriage were:

   96 F    i. Sandra Maria Brown was born January 16, 1949.

Sandra married Vincent James Bray November 23, 1968 in St. Peter's Catholic Church, Pambula, NSW, son of Charles Edward Bray and Bessie Robertson. Vincent was born December 3, 1946.

   97 F    ii. Margaret Denise Brown

Margaret married Trevor David Ballantyne.

   98 F    iii. Annette Patricia Brown

80. David Thomas (Bruce Boyd Thomas25, Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born after 1921 in Scotland.

Notes: David served in the RAF during World War II. David and his wife, Betty, emigrated to Australia and also farmed outside Casino. When his mother died (Dorothy) he retired from farming due to a bad back and has since lived at numerous address' close to Sydney.

David married Betty. Betty died in 2004.

Children from this marriage were:

   99 F    i. Alison Thomas .

Notes: Alison is married and lives in Jersey, Channel Islands

Alison married Unknown.

   100 F    ii. Patricia Thomas died in Sydney. The cause of her death was Viral Pneumonia.

81. Joselyn Thomas (Bruce Boyd Thomas25, Clara H Bennett3, John Edward1) was born in Scotland.

Notes: Jocelyn went to school in Scotland and emigrated with her parents to Australia
Jocelyn and Atholl farmed in Old Bonalbo, west of Casino. He died in the 1960's of cancer and Jocelyn ran the farm for many years and brought up their three children. Duncan, the son, now runs the farm.


Joselyn married Atholl Robertson. Atholl died in 1960. The cause of his death was Cancer.

Children from this marriage were:

   101 M    i. Duncan Robertson .

   102 F    ii. Elspett Robertson . The cause of her death was MS.

Sources

1. NSW BDM Index, 1307/1909.

2. NSW BDM Index, V18299573 1C/1829.

3. NSW BDM Index, V1829321 14/1829.

4. NSW BDM Index, 6671/1918.

5. NSW BDM Index, V1850 3242 35/1850.

6. NSW BDM Index, 1787/1871.

7. NSW BDM Index, V18522343 39A/1852.

8. NSW BDM Index, 14149/1914.

9. NSW BDM Index, V1855 809 42A/1855.

10. NSW BDM Index, 6345/1921.

11. NSW BDM Index, 3475/1856.

12. NSW BDM Index, 3342/1944.

13. NSW BDM Index, 5228/1858.

14. NSW BDM Index, 7248/1938.

15. NSW BDM Index, 5429/1859.

16. NSW BDM Index, 2966/1865.

17. NSW BDM Index, 5669/1861.

18. NSW BDM Index, 4117/1942.

19. NSW BDM Index, 5686/1863.

20. NSW BDM Index, 6607/1865.

21. NSW BDM Index, 27470/1955.

22. NSW BDM Index, 6479/1866.

23. NSW BDM Index, 29903/1948.

24. NSW BDM Index, 6991/1868.

25. NSW BDM Index, 26191/1942.

26. NSW BDM Index, 4281/1910.

27. NSW BDM Index, 8431/1877.

28. NSW BDM Index, 11634/1965.

29. NSW BDM Index, 7279/1870.

30. NSW BDM Index, 2839/1936.

31. NSW BDM Index, 1873/1870.

32. NSW BDM Index, V18441763 28/1844.

33. NSW BDM Index, 17129/1919.

34. NSW BDM Index, 7733/1871.

35. NSW BDM Index, 7956/1944.

36. NSW BDM Index, 7535/1872.

37. NSW BDM Index, 19703/1950.

38. NSW BDM Index, 8066/1874.

39. NSW BDM Index, 13470/1956.

40. NSW BDM Index, 8528/1876.

41. NSW BDM Index, 24095/1948.

42. NSW BDM Index, 8778/1877.

43. NSW BDM Index, 4105/1877.

44. NSW BDM Index, 21907/1958.

45. NSW BDM Index, 20713/1881.

46. NSW BDM Index, 27577/1969.

47. NSW BDM Index, 23460/1883.

48. NSW BDM Index, 16095/1930.

49. NSW BDM Index, 11252/1913.

50. NSW BDM Index, 6771/1884.

51. NSW BDM Index, 25892/1885.

52. NSW BDM Index, 11897/1885.

53. NSW BDM Index, 27388/1887.

54. NSW BDM Index, 25305/1958.

55. NSW BDM Index, 26837/1889.

56. NSW BDM Index, 11857/1900.

57. NSW BDM Index, 7364/1891.

58. NSW BDM Index, 8513/1965.

59. NSW BDM Index, 6972/1894.

60. NSW BDM Index, 2564/1879.

61. NSW BDM Index, 11473/1924.

62. NSW BDM Index, 25835/1881.

63. NSW BDM Index, 8525/1892.

64. NSW BDM Index, 26924/1882.

65. NSW BDM Index, 21870/1894.

66. NSW BDM Index, 23347/1951.

67. NSW BDM Index, 4650/1884.

68. NSW BDM Index, 15083/1863.

69. NSW BDM Index, 27019/1940.

70. NSW BDM Index, 19036/1885.

71. NSW BDM Index, 20530/1887.

72. NSW BDM Index, 19949/1889.

73. NSW BDM Index, 7295/1891.

74. NSW BDM Index, 17086/1923.

75. NSW BDM Index, 7306/1893.

76. NSW BDM Index, 2583/1935.

77. NSW BDM Index, 6242/1894.

78. NSW BDM Index, 28893/1896.

79. NSW BDM Index, 10399/1898.

80. NSW BDM Index, 10664/1900.

81. NSW BDM Index, 26984/1902.

82. NSW BDM Index, 7674/1929.

83. NSW BDM Index, 5809/1887.

84. NSW BDM Index, 17112/1934.

85. NSW BDM Index, 7398/1890.

86. NSW BDM Index, 7296/1892.

87. NSW BDM Index, 2997/1892.

88. NSW BDM Index, 30673/1895.

89. NSW BDM Index, 200534/1977.

90. NSW BDM Index, 5714/1883.

91. NSW BDM Index, 873/1859.

92. NSW BDM Index, 11397/1889.

93. NSW BDM Index, 23242/1883.

94. NSW BDM Index, 47325/1972.

95. NSW BDM Index, 27520/1887.

96. NSW BDM Index, 28981/1968.

97. NSW BDM Index, 26946/1889.

98. NSW BDM Index, 7270/1897.

99. NSW BDM Index, V18552670 56/1855.

100. NSW BDM Index, 11456/1924.

101. NSW BDM Index, 20930/1898.

102. NSW BDM Index, 26543/1937.

103. NSW BDM Index, 12286/1900.

104. NSW BDM Index, 4874/1938.

105. NSW BDM Index, 21682/1902.

106. NSW BDM Index, 13761/1919.

107. NSW BDM Index, 32006/1904.

108. NSW BDM Index, 23268/1969.

109. NSW BDM Index, 15280/1924.

110. NSW BDM Index, 24394/1954.

111. NSW BDM Index, 2376/1890.

112. NSW BDM Index, 7246/1861.

113. NSW BDM Index, 12244/1899.

114. NSW BDM Index, 6709/1892.

115. NSW BDM Index, 6081/1894.

116. NSW BDM Index, 41109/1973.

117. NSW BDM Index, 1703/1895.

118. NSW BDM Index, 29454/1897.

119. NSW BDM Index, 3298/1891.

120. NSW BDM Index, 12952/1892.

121. NSW BDM Index, 2855/1956.

122. NSW BDM Index, 12473/1894.

123. NSW BDM Index, 959/1903.

124. NSW BDM Index, 17778/1974.

125. NSW BDM Index, 30904/1905.

126. NSW BDM Index, 19542/1961.

127. NSW BDM Index, 4178/1908.

128. NSW BDM Index, V1849187 61/1849.

129. NSW BDM Index, 17976/1929.

130. NSW BDM Index, 6505/1932.

131. NSW BDM Index, 34065/1906.

132. NSW BDM Index, 2744/1891.

133. NSW BDM Index, 9879/1930.

134. NSW BDM Index, 10034/1922.

135. NSW BDM Index, 1546/1904.

136. NSW BDM Index, 32596/1899.

137. NSW BDM Index, 30029/1902.

138. NSW BDM Index, 3515/1926.

139. NSW BDM Index, 5321/1898.

140. NSW BDM Index, 7449/1873.

141. NSW BDM Index, 22820/1949.

142. NSW BDM Index, 10220/1899.

143. NSW BDM Index, 28226/1962.

144. NSW BDM Index, 29890/1902.

145. NSW BDM Index, 14719/1925.

146. NSW BDM Index, 14593/1907.

147. NSW BDM Index, 17662/1933.

148. NSW BDM Index, 7740/1899.

149. NSW BDM Index, 10449/1880.

150. NSW BDM Index, 26462/1947.

151. NSW BDM Index, 20101/1900.

152. NSW BDM Index, 5866/1922.

153. NSW BDM Index, 20174/1902.

154. NSW BDM Index, 32957/1907.

155. NSW BDM Index, 107610/1977.

156. NSW BDM Index, 13954/1910.

157. NSW BDM Index, 3915/1907.

158. NSW BDM Index, 10012/1952.

159. NSW BDM Index, 52383/1971.

160. NSW BDM Index, 743/1912.

161. NSW BDM Index, 16640/1917.

162. NSW BDM Index, 870/1906.

163. NSW BDM Index, 25864/1885.

164. NSW BDM Index, 28452/1962.

165. NSW BDM Index, 5086/1909.

166. NSW BDM Index, 19229/1890.

167. NSW BDM Index, 105995/1977.

168. NSW BDM Index, 5622/1915.

169. NSW BDM Index, 31215/1916.

170. NSW BDM Index, 6237/1915.

171. NSW BDM Index, 28005/1888.

172. NSW BDM Index, 18780/1916.

173. NSW BDM Index, 3001/1921.

174. NSW BDM Index, 20743/1893.

175. NSW BDM Index, 6217/1950.

176. NSW BDM Index, 3102/1954.

177. NSW BDM Index, 19078/1924.

178. NSW BDM Index, 17821/1921.

179. NSW BDM Index, 12986/1926.

180. NSW BDM Index, 2375/1906.

181. NSW BDM Index, 8398/1929.

182. NSW BDM Index, 20198/1903.

183. NSW BDM Index, 2892/1934.

184. NSW BDM Index, 5950/1957.

185. NSW BDM Index, 36266/1907.

186. NSW BDM Index, 4177/1942.

187. NSW BDM Index, 11867/1902.
 

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