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William John Glanville
Wambrook 1834

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Standing; Eva Brawn (nee Glanville), Athol Glanville,  Ivy Burtenshaw, Alice Burtenshaw (nee Glanville), Andrew Brawn (Eva's Husband) Seated: Agnes Glanville, Esther Brown, Ray Brawn, William Glanville Front: Margery Glanville (Will & Maud's daughter), Reuben Burtenshaw, William (Bert) Burtenshaw  circa 1915	Agnes Bryant and William Glanville son of WILLIAM JOHN GLANVILLE and ELIZA NAPTHALI

In 1836 Glanville took a trip to Sydney with a consignment of Ward's cattle, returning with a load of stores for James Kirwan, who was about to start business in Cooma. Three months later further supplies being necessary, Glanville was again sent. Kirwan, who had married Ward's sister, wanted his wife to come to Manaro, but Mrs. Kirwan's mother and brother objected to her going where no other white women were. In 1839 Glanville took another, and last, trip to Sydney for Ward with cattle to Camperdown, and returning, brought Mrs. Ward and family to Wambrook. In the same year he left the service of Ward and entered that of Kirwan, who was then keeping an hotel. The later years of his life Glanville passed at Berridale, where he was well-known some thirty-five years ago.

"BACK TO COOMA" Felix Mitchell 1926 Page 78 - Transcribed by Pattrick Mould 2002

"Ward’s Bill" - William John GLANVILLE (Alias GRANVILLE)
Circa 1814 to 1902.
By David Lee GLANVILLE (William’s 2nd Great Grandson)
30th November 2001.

William John GLANVILLE was born in Devonport, Devonshire in 1814. Not too much is known about William’s early years other than that his father, name unknown, was a ship’s carpenter, his mother’s name was Mary Anne WAKEHAM and that for a period of time William had been a baker’s boy. (#1 & #23)

I guess that his pay in the bread making business was not enough to satisfy his needs, so to supplement his income, William provided a stocktaking service to the local businesses. On the 27^th April 1831 William GRANVILLE organised with James BREWER and John ROWSE to break into a store in Stoke Dameral that was owned by William WILLIAMS. The group stole thirty-one knives (6d each), twenty-four snuffboxes (8d each), thirty-seven watch jewels (1s each), eighteen broaches (9p each), two pair of ear drops (8s a pair), two strings of coral beads (8s) and forty-seven rings (4p each). (#21) It was at this stage that the authorities knew of William by the alias William GRANVILLE.

Unfortunately the group’s plans became unraveled and they were arrested. They were all tried at the Castle of Exeter in the County of Devon at the Summer Assizes on Wednesday 27^th of July 1831. William GRANVILLE, James BREWER and John ROWSE, all described as labourers from the Parish of Stoke Damerel, were convicted for breaking into a shop and stealing jewellery. William, James and John were all sentenced to "transportation 14 years". Mary BREWER, the wife of John BREWER, was convicted of receiving some of the stolen goods and was also sentenced to "transportation 14 years". A second indictment against the group was not pursued due to their conviction on the first. This indictment was for stealing seven pairs of shoes (4s each) from a Christopher OLDFIELD on the "27^th April in the first year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord William the Fourth by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King Defender of the Faith." (1831 for short !) (#2 and #21)

William GRANVILLE and James BREWER were embarked upon the convict ship "John I" along with 198 other male convicts. (#3) The ship remained in England upwards of three weeks after commencing to take aboard the convicts. (#18). The John I was a 464 ton, E1 class ship that was built in 1810 at the dockyards of Chester. (#4).

The ship’s surgeon, James LAWRENCE reported that many of the convicts that came onboard suffered from diarrhea with symptoms of "violent headache, thirst, quick pulse and considerable tenesmus of the abdomen". The surgeon wrote that for those with this complaint "castor oil, or calomel and rhubarb were the remedy employed. To those whose stools were scanty, and attended with tormina and tenesmus, purges of calomel and rhubarb were given, and the chalk mixture with the tincture of catechu to those whose stools were frequent, loose and copious. They all recovered." (#18)

Four miles off Deal lies one of the world's greatest hazards to shipping, "the Goodwin Sands", a sandbar 12 miles long and five miles at it’s widest point. Countless vessels have foundered on the shifting sands and have been sucked down, never to be seen again. Between the Goodwin Sands and the shore is a channel called 'The Downs', that was once a safe anchorage, particularly for sailing ships waiting to move in and out of the Thames. It was at "The Downs" that the convict ship master, Samuel J. LOWE, had waited his ship until the conditions were right on the 7^th February 1832, to commence the voyage out of the Thames and onto the colony of New South Wales.

The voyage from England to Australia took 122 days. Around the 26^th March 1832 and near 23.32^o South Latitude and 29.40^o West Longitude (1200km east of the South American coast), the safety of the ship was put at risk. (#20) Some convicts had set fire to some refuse in their cell near the base of the main mast. The fire was eventually put out and the crew assessed the damage to be minimal. Convicts involved in the incident were punished and that would have been the end of it had not one of the convicts given the master some lip. The convict, COLYTON, was given the unusual punishment of having to walk the ship’s deck whilst carrying the base of his wooden bed upon his back. This went on for a full ship’s watch and during that time the convict’s general condition deteriorated until he became very ill. The surgeon attended to COLYTON after the punishment, but his condition continued to deteriorate until he eventually died. (#4)

The surgeon reported the ship’s passage from England to be fine until they reached 40^o South of Latitude, when seas "became very boisterous and continued so the remainder of the passage."(#18) On the 8^th June 1832, the ship arrived at Port Jackson, the convicts onboard were mustered and William was allocated Prisoner Number 32-1159. The Bound Indentures for the John I (#17) describes William GRANVILLE at the age of 18 as 5’ 2 ¼ " tall, with light brown hair, blue eyes and a fair complexion. He is also described as having a tattoo of an anchor on his lower left arm, a scar on the back of his left thumb and small hairy mole on the back of his lower right arm. The anchor was the most popular tattoo image during this time and interestingly, most of the wearers had nothing to do with the sea. It was used as a symbol of hope and constancy and was often attached to a loved one's initials. (#19)

Free persons in the colony had previously made application to the Governor to have a convict assigned to them. Assignments were made by a lottery draw, to provide a non-biased allocation of this cheap labour. It was announced in the Government Gazzette, on the 29^th august 1832, that William GRANVILLE, a Baker’s Boy, was assigned to Joseph WARD of Aird, which today is the locale of Minto in Campbelltown N.S.W. (#5) I do not know what became of James BREWER.

Joseph WARD sent William to work beyond the borders of the nineteen counties, to his property "Wambrook" (#12) on the Monaro (Maneroo). In those days the Monaro was considered to extend from Micalago to Gippsland. William made the trip with James Hill and was guided by another of WARD’s assignees, David McEWEN. The trip was not regarded as a pleasure trip as described by William "There is not much fun in a man walking and carrying his swag." There was no highway in those days, and paths could scarcely be described as cattle tracks, so travelers had to pilot their way as best they could. William said "We would never have found our way, only for our guide, David McEWEN, who was an assigned servant to Joe WARD, and who had been here before. Poor fellow, he got burnt to death in Cooma."

The trip from Campbelltown to Wambrook was eased by the hospitality provided by the settlers and squatters on the track. You only had to call in at the tracks wayside houses, and the owners would make the traveler most welcome. No recompense was necessary and it was with extreme difficulty that the traveler could set about getting back "on the track" the following day. The longer the traveler stayed the more pleased the head of the house appeared. William said "You could stop a week in those days, as they were only too happy to have you for companies sake." In the 1830s, the labouring man did not have to go about begging for food as even an offer to cut several logs of wood to pay for the hospitality was met with a reply of " We have plenty of men to chop our wood, there are too many of your sort going about!"

As William and his companions were passing "The Flats"(Bunyan), they were startled by a man in a red cap emerging out of a hole in the side of a bank. Upon further examination into the hole they discovered that it was a chimney into the man’s residence, which was no more than an excavation into the side of a bank. The man’s name was STANTON and he was in the employ of Dr REID as a hut keeper. STANTON later ran a hotel in Nimmitybelle. "The Flats" were then owned by Dr REID who was practically monarch of all that he surveyed. (#15)

As William and his companions continued on their journey, they passed through Yangalara, owned by Mr. Joshua John MOORE and Billylingera owned by Mr. COSGROVE. As they traveled through, what is now Cooma, they passed COOPER and LEVY’s stone hut that was the only structure around. William’s first journey, in 1832, to the Monaro ended when he arrived at Wambrook Station then owned by WARD and BOWLER. The station then consisted of only one hut in which reigned the stockman Joseph SLACK. A few years later, SLACK left Wambrook and established his own station on what is now known as Slacks Creek. The only other stations to the west of what is now Cooma at that time, were Coolingdron, held by Commissary RYRIE and Gegedzerick held by Mr. BROOKS. Buckley’s Crossing, Berridale, Adaminaby and even Cooma did not exist at that time. (#15)

William thought that the 1830s were much better than the 1890s. " There was more money available in the form of I.O.U.s and the squatters were "Jolly good fellows. In fact, the squatters and men were nearly all alike, as you have said before" said William "If a person wanted to pay another even the sum of eighteen pence, he would give an I.O.U. for the amount." (#6)

William became known in the Monaro district as "WARD’s Bill". In 1836 William undertook a trip from Wambrook to the Sydney Metropolitan Markets with a herd of WARD’s cattle. It was customary to back load the trip with station supplies and store goods. On this occasion James KIRWAN had decided to establish a store in what is now known as Cooma. KIRWAN and WARD were in partnership in a "bumboat" which is basically a travelling store. Prior to this trip KIRWAN had not been to the Monaro area. Three months after the establishment of the store, goods began to run short and needed replenishing. William was dispatched to safeguard the load during the 200-mile trip from the warehouse to the store. (#10)

KIRWAN had recently married WARD’s sister and was planning to take her with him to the Monaro. WARD and his mother opposed KIRWAN’s plan, as there were no white woman in the Monaro region. WARD had tried everything to prevent KIRWAN from taking his sister and finally when driven to wits end he decided that the trip must fail. A new dray had been purchased for the trip and stood fully laden and ready to start. In desperation to stop KIRWAN, WARD seized an axe and swung it down upon the wheel of the dray saying, "Here, I’ll have my half." WARD struck the wheel several times and eventually cut through three spokes. This did not deter KIRWAN from his plans and after the wheel was repaired, the party set off with William driving a composite team, of a mare in the shafts, a bull named "Spot" and a bullock named "Tinker" leading. (#10)

In the 1837 General Return of Convicts (#8), William was recorded as William GARANVILLE and was still assigned to Joseph WARD of Campbelltown. On the 8th April 1839, William was issued with a Ticket of Leave (No.39/692) (#7) by the Campbelltown bench. This Ticket gave William permission to employ himself for his own benefit, and to acquire property with some conditions. The conditions were that he reside within the district of Goulburn, as specified on the ticket; that he present himself periodically with Ticket before a Magistrate and that he attend Divine Worship weekly if performed within a reasonable distance. William was not allowed to remove to another district without the express sanction of Government, the ticket itself was liable to be resumed at any time at the pleasure of the Governor; and, in that case, William’s status would revert to that of being a prisoner of the Crown. On the 21st August 1839, the Police Magistrate at Goulburn altered the district on William’s ticket from Goulburn to Queanbeyan.

In 1839, William made a last trip from the Monaro to Campbelltown for WARD with a mob of his cattle and on his return journey he brought back WARD and family to Wambrook. There had been a bad drought from 1838 and 1839 and many settlers could not acquit their responsibilities and were ruined. While on the journey from Campbelltown with WARD and family, they ran short of water. Near Micalago there was a deep creek to which GLANVILLE was dispatched with an empty keg to procure some water. William had to walk three miles carrying the keg before he eventually found some water. Upon William’s return, WARD asked, "Well, Bill, what sort of water have you got?"; "Oh, not so bad" replied William. William knew that the water was very gritty under tooth. WARD knowing that William was having him on demanded "Where is the sugar?" "It is in the dray somewhere" William replied with indefiniteness. "Let’s have it" commanded WARD; "We must have some grog". The cask of rum was found and was opened using an auger. A pint was filled to the rim and WARD drank down the contents of the pot. WARD was known to prefer the undiluted tanglefoot as it flowed from the still and would not touch the gritty water. William speaks well of his old master and describes WARD as a good, generous and scholarly man even though he had a bit of a hot temper. At the end of that trip, William left WARD’s employment and joined WARD’s partner James KIRWAN. In 1839 Joseph WARD left Wambrook and pitched his tent on Bridle Creek, at the back of the black range of Coolingdron and formed his own station. (#11)

On his Ticket of Leave, William could employ himself and buy land as long as he remained in the specified district and presented himself at the various gatherings that were held to muster the convicts. To travel outside of the district William had to apply for a Ticket of Leave Passport. After leaving the services of WARD in 1839, William became an employee of KIRWAN at his Inn in Cooma. (#15) From the Ticket of Leave Passports and other muster records, we can trace some of William’s other wanderings.

At a convict muster in July 1840 William was shown to be in the employment of John WARD of Maneroo, on the 31^st August 1842 he was allowed to remain at Maneroo in the service of Mr. William WARD, on the 20th Sept 1843 he was in the service of Mr. William NEILE of Maneroo (Kalkite), on the 10^th January 1845, he was on the Snowy River Station in the service of Mr. James TAYLOR and from 1845 to 1846 the musters have him still employed by TAYLOR on the Snowy River Station. A remark in the records for a convict muster in 1847 has William’s status as "Free by Servitude" I believe that this was an informal status bestowed upon a convict who had served his time. (#9, #13 and #36)

The fact that William had completed serving his sentence was formally recognised on the 23 March 1847, when the Convict Superintendent issued him with a Certificate of Freedom (#1). Convicts who had completed their sentence were eligible to obtain this certificate and were then classed as free and could leave the colony if they so wished or take up land anywhere in the colony. This certificate could not be revoked. The certificate describes William as 5’ 7 ½" tall with brown hair, blue/grey eyes and a ruddy complexion. He also had a large featured pock pit in the centre of his forehead, a haired mole on the inner corner of his left eye, an anchor on the back of the lower part of his left arm, a scar on the back of his left thumb and a hairy mole on the back of the lower part of his right arm.

William drove many teams between the Monaro district and Sydney and sometimes the teams would take three to five months to make the journey. Along the route the teams would have to stop at swollen creeks and rivers until they went down as the bullockies could not allow their wool to get wet. On one instance, six teams from Gegedzerick, laden with wool became stuck at the "Burra" for fourteen days. The teams were driven by William GLANVILLE (Ward’s Bill), Henry NAPTHALI, Thomas ALMOND, Neil COCHRAN (Scotch Tom) and Thomas BECKET (Tom the Bull). They eventually decided to leave some of their load at the "Burra" (#37), took part on to Queanbeyan and Goulburn and returned for the balance they had left behind. (#14)

According to the records of St James' Anglican Church, King Street, Sydney, William married Eliza NAPTHALI on the 19th February 1850. (BDM V1850 149 36B) It is believed that William met Eliza, during one of his many trips to Sydney. Eliza was born on the 1^st of May 1831, the daughter of Michael and Frances NAPTHALI. Michael had been transported as a convict in 1818 on the Royal Admiral. His wife Frances was born in the colony in 1804, the daughter of James DUNN and Catherine BARRY. James and Catherine were also convicts arriving in 1792 and 1793 on the convict ships the "Glory" and the ‘Sugar Cane".

Family folklore is that William first brought his new family through Kiah Lake, across the Eucumbene River and attempted to settle at a place called "Pretty Point". Eliza’s mother, Frances, was concerned about her going to "the wilds", and rightly so, as they had some troubles with the aboriginals during the trip. To ease the concerns, Frances sent Maurice, Eliza’s younger brother, along for support. Maurice would have been only about ten years of age (#34). Maurice was known as Morrie GLANVILLE until he became of an age when he resorted to using his real surname of NAPTHALI. They found it difficult to settle at "Pretty Point" due to the distance from the transport routes, so they then relocated to about a mile above the junction of the Snowy and Eucumbene Rivers, at a place known as Kalkite. This location too had its problems as it was directly on the path utilised by the aboriginals for their annual Bogong moth hunt and feast. (#22 , #16 and #36)

William and Eliza had nine children.
Maryann GLANVILLE was born 2 Nov 1851 at Kalkite (V1851 2633 37A) .
she married William REID on the 29 Oct 1869 at Gegedzrick. (#31)
Mary Anne died 4^th January 1939. (BDM 899/1939)

Gwen HUBERT is descended from Maryann, via her daughter Cecilia REID and then her son Ossie WELLSMORE.

William John GLANVILLE was born 1852 at Kalkite. (BDM V1852 2347 39A)
He married Agnes BRYANT in 1877. Agnes was the daughter of William Henry BRYANT and Catherine PINKERTON (#35).
William John died in 1930. (BDM 9232/1930)
Louisa B GLANVILLE was born in 1854 at Kalkite. (BDM V1854 318 42A)
Louisa married John BURTON in 1875. (BDM 2300/1875)
Ellen GLANVILLE was born in 1857 at Eugundary. (Now Hugundara (#33)) (BDM 6117/1857)
Ellen died in 1859. (BDM 2948/1859)
George GLANVILLE was born in 1859 at Kalkite. (BDM 6801/1859)
He married Margaret BRYANT on 27^th March 1889 in Bombala. (#30) Margaret was the daughter of William Henry BRYANT and Catherine PINKERTON (#35).
George died at Marrickville in 1945.(#32)

I am descended from George via his son Cecil Arthur Gordon GLANVILLE and then his son William Maxwell GLANVILLE.

Eliza GLANVILLE was born 27^th Dec 1861. (BDM 7050/1862)
Eliza married Henry BLYTON in 1879.
Eliza died at Leichardt in 1939 (BDM 8093/1939)
Frederick GLANVILLE was born in 1864. (BDM 7723/1864)
Frederick married Ethel DARGEN in 1914. (BDM 1080/1914)
Frederick died at Kyogle in 1945. (BDM 25435/1945)
Arthur GLANVILLE was born in 1867. (BDM 8470/1867)

Max Glanville remembers taking meals down the road for "Uncle Arthur" when they lived in Neil Street, Merrylands, but it must have been Max's Great Uncle Arthur. Arthur died in Merrylands.

Thomas GLANVILLE was born in 1869. (BDM 9900/1869)
What became of Thomas is a bit of a mystery.

The NAPTHALIs and GLANVILLEs maintained close family ties as demonstrated by William being a witness at the marriage of Henry NAPTHALI and Susan CREIGHTON in 1856 (#29) and Maurice NAPTHALI being a witness at Maryann’s wedding to William REID in 1869 (#31).

On the 27^th October 1875 William’s wife, Eliza, died at their property "Myack" on the Monaro. The death certificate issued by Dr. DONOVAN states that the cause of death was "exhaustion and haemorrhage" and that her illness was 6 hours in length. Eliza was only 45 years old. (#25) A death notice in a local newspaper stated that Eliza’s death was caused from malpresentation of twins. (#38) Eliza was buried at Gegedzerick Cemetery on the 30^th October 1875.

In the Parliamentary Return of Landholders in 1885 (ISBN 0646 141341) William GLANVILLE was listed as having 640 acres at Myack in Gegedzerick. On this land he was reported as having had 9 horses, 630 sheep and 1 pig.

On the 13^th October 1902, at 88 years old, William died at his Myack property. His death certificate states that the cause of his death was "Old Age". William was buried at Gegedzerick Cemetery on 5^th October, finally joining his wife, Eliza, after almost 27 years. (#23)

The Mercury on Monday, 20^th October 1902 contained an obituary for William and it states, "Our Berridale correspondent writes- Mr. W. GLANVILLE, Sen. one of the Pioneers of that district passed away on Monday Morning 13th inst., at the ripe old age of 89 years. He came to Wambrook in 1834 and went thence to Kalkite, near Jindabyne, afterwards to Hungundra, and then some 30 years ago took up land at Berridale, where he has resided since. He died at his place, after a residence of 70 years in N.S.W. He was buried at Gegedzerick Cemetery (C.of E.) where he was followed by some 100 persons. The Rev. VEY officiated at the grave. The deceased, who leaves a grown up family of three daughters and five sons, was a native of Devonshire, England. He was a very strong man and enjoyed good health to the last. He was one of the earliest wheat growers in the district, and owing to deep ploughing, one of the most successful. On some occasions he obtained 50 Bushels to the acre in one crop."

William died intestate but probate records and death duty records (#24) reveal further information about William. Death duties were assessed on William’s assets, some of which were:
100 Acres CP No.81.413 Portion 106, County of Wallace, Parish of Coolamatong on Myack Creek.
100 Acres CP No.76.303 Portion 105, County of Wallace, Parish of Coolamatong on Myack Creek.
120 Acres CP No.73.7109 Portion 53, County of Wallace, Parish of Coolamatong.
161 Acres CP No.82.714 Portion 58, County of Wallace, Parish of Coolamatong on Myack Creek.
159 Acres CP No.84.202 Portion 111, County of Wallace, Parish of Coolamatong.
40 Acres CL No.783 County of Wallace, Parish of Coolamatong on Myack Creek.
All with various improvements.

On Portion 53 there was a 6 bedroom wooden house (slab) with shingle roof built in 1875, one small wood out house with iron roof, one dilapidated crib and small orchard. The land and house was valued at £669 and along with his other positions the total value was assessed as £842 19s and 9d.

William owed the crown £115 9s and 1d for the land and had other debts, that when combined, all totaled to an amount of £537 8s 6d. This left £305 11s and 6d left to the relatives.

William GLANVILLE is also shown to have held 2 blocks of land in Sharp Street, Cooma but these were not listed in the Death Duties Assessment but I am not sure what became of these properties. (#27)

The "Myack" properties can be located today on Auslig Topographcic Map 8625-II&III BERRIDALE at grid reference 650710, look for the conglomerate of portion numbers 106, 105, 58, and 111 surrounding 53. I have made a visit to the old property on one of my many fly fishing sorties down to the Snowy/Monaro region. Some Berridale locals told me that the chimney from the old slab house had been standing up until the late 1990s, when a local property owner found a better use for the chimney blocks in a retaining wall at the back of his house. A few old fruit trees is all that can be seen from the Berridale-Dalgety Road about 3km from town, looking across the property "Mauka".

So was William John a GLANVILLE or was he a GRANVILLE? Well a chance discovery of a NSW Shipping Record (#28) tells us that a James GLANVILLE arrived in New South Wales in 1857. James stated that he had a cousin called William GLANVILLE who lived at Maneroo. Maneroo is the old name for what is now called the Monaro. So I believe that William’s correct surname is GLANVILLE. We also know that his middle name was John, from the marriage record of his son George. (#30) I have attempted to research the life of James GLANVILLE but have found nothing on which I could confidently write. This record though, does provide valuable evidence for anyone wishing to conduct research into the GLANVILLE ancestry beyond William.

After spending almost five months in a 17^th century prison hulk and then the four months aboard the convict ship, it must have been a bewildering experience for 18 year William, when he arrived in this new land. William was set loose to traverse to the heart of the Snowy Monaro region, then regarded as "Terra Incognita". He enjoyed a level of freedom that many convicts at the time only dreamed about. In working off his 14 year sentence, William did his bit in the building of Australia as a nation. The product of his wanderings as a "Bullocky" resulted in the opening up of a new county, that became a rich agricultural area. After his sentence, he remained to marry and raise his family, thus providing further stability to the foundations of an infant nation. In settling to become a farmer, growing wheat and raising sheep, William can claim his place amongst those regarded to have provided Australia with the prosperity that "rode on the sheeps back" and came from wheat. It must have been humorous to see the states of Victoria and Queensland formed when they broke away from the colony of New South Wales, only to again be reunited in 1901 under Federation.

Though the surname of GLANVILLE is not as well known today in the Snowy/Monaro region as that of NAPTHALI, many locals of the region may be able to trace their origins back to the GLANVILLE name. Those of the region with the names of BLYTON, BURTON, REID or WELLSMORE in their lineage may be surprised to find that they are in some way related to William GLANVILLE.

Acknowledgements
I wish to acknowledge the help and assistance of:
My parents William "Max" and Margaret GLANVILLE,
Gwen HUBERT and Ossie WELLSMORE,
Betty RAFFAELE (Snowy-Monaro Family History Group)
Keith CLARKE, Deidre CLARKE and Wendy HAINE (from Snowy River Historical Society and Cooma-Monaro Historical Society)
And my beautiful wife, Jackie, for suffering my passions and obsessions.

Notes (#)

1) Certificate of Freedom - No. 47-293

Prisoner’s No: 32-1159

Name: William GRANVILLE

Ship: John 3

Master: LOWE

Year: 1832

Native Place: Devonport Devonshire

Trade or Calling: Baker & Labourer

Place of Trial: Devon Assizes

Date of Trial: 23 July 1831

Sentence: 14 years

Year of Birth: 1814

Height: 5 Feet 7 ½ Inches

Complexion: Ruddy

Hair: Brown

Eyes: Blue to Grey

General Remarks: Large featured pock pit centre of forehead. Haired mole inner corner of the left eye. Anchor back of Lower part of left arm. Scar back of left thumb. Hairy mole back of lower part of right arm.

Held a TO Leave No. 39-692 dated 8 April 1839.

2) Criminal Register Series II 1831. (PRO REEL 2782 AJCP).

3) Assignment List for the Ship "John" 26^th January 1832 (AO 2423)

Convict Ship JOHN I Embarkation List

200 Male Convicts

William GRANVILLE and James Brewer convicted Devon Assizes on 23^rd July 1831,sentenced to 14 years

4) The Convict Ships 1787 – 1868 by Charles Bateson.

The John I left Downs England on 7^th February 1832.

John I – E1 Class

Built at Chester in 1810

464 Ton

Master Sam. J. LOWE

Surgeon Jas. Lawrence

Voyage was 122 days.

200 embarked, 2 died, 198 disembarked.

Story of John I burning and death of Colton

5) Government Gazzette - p261- 29^th August 1832

Male Convict Assignment Notice

Name: William GRANVILLE,

Occupation: Baker’s Boy

Ship: John(3)

Employer: Joseph WARD

Location: Aird

6) Monaro - It’s Rise and Progress by Verita -Monaro Mercury 1892 – Article No XVI

7) Ticket of Leave (No.39/692)

Ticket of Leave – No.39/692 – 8^th April 1839

Name: William GRANVILLE

Ship: John(3)

Year: 1832

Place of Trial: Devonshire Assizes

Date of Trial: July 23^rd 1831

Sentence: 14 years

Allowed to remain in the district of Goulburn on the recommendation of the Campbellesxx Bench.

Dated November 1838.

Altered to Queanbeyan 21^st August 1839 per Police Magistrate Goulburns letter of 14^th of August.

Ticket of Leave Passport for twelve months dated 13^th July 1840.

PP 12 Mths, 31 Aug 1842

PP 12 Months Sept 1843

PP 12 10^th Jan 1845 – 45/51

C47/ 23 March

8) General Return Of Convicts – 1837

General Return Of Convicts – 1837

Name: William GARANVILLE

Age: 21

Ship: John

Year 1832

Where tried: Exeter

Master: Joseph WARD

District: Campbelltown

Remarks: T of L

Joseph WARD also was listed as having James HILL (John 1832) and Henry TYMON (Susan 1834)

9) Ticket of Leave Passports: No 42/845, No 43/890, No 45/51

Ticket of Leave Passport – No 42/845 – 31^st August 1842

Name: William GRANVILLE

Ship: John (3)

Year of Arrival: 1832

Where Tried: Devonshire Assizes

When Tried: July 23, 1831.

Sentence: 14 Years

Ticket of leave No.: 39/692

Allowed to: Remain at Maneroo in the service of Mr William WARD for 12 Months

On the recommendation of the Queanbeyan Bench, dated 20 Aug 1842.

Reg. No. 42/9664

Ticket of Leave Passport – No 890 – 20^th Sept 1843

Name: W"m GRANVILLE

Ship: "John" (3)

Year of Arrival: 1832

Where Tried: Devonshire Assizes

When Tried: 23^rd July 1831.

Sentence: 14 Years

Ticket of leave No.: 39/692

Allowed to: Remain in the service of Mr W’m Neile of Maneroo for 12 Months

On the recommendation of the Queanbeyan Bench, dated 30^th Aug 1843.

Ticket of Leave Passport – No 45/51 – 10^th January 1845

Name: William GRANVILLE

Ship: John (3)

Year of Arrival: 1832

Where Tried: Devonshire Assizes

When Tried: 23^rd July 1831.

Sentence: 14 Years

Ticket of leave No.: 39/692

Allowed to: Proceed to the Snowy River in the service of Mr James Taylor for 12 Months.

On the recommendation of the Queanbeyan Bench, dated.

R. No. 44/100xx

Fees remitted vide Col. Sec letter No. 44/384 from this No. 51 to 58 inclusive –

Fees not paid. No charge see C.S Letter No. 44/384.

10) Monaro - It’s Rise and Progress by Verita -Monaro Mercury 1892 – Article No XVII

11) Monaro - It’s Rise and Progress by Verita -Monaro Mercury 1892 – Article No XVIII

12) Wambrook is located south east of Lake Eucumbene at AUSLIG 8625 Berridale (Grid Reference 720900)

13) Convict Musters 1840, 1845, 1846 and 1847.

Muster – July 1840

Name: W"m GRANVILLE

Ticket No: 39/692

XXXX No: 32/419

Ships: John (3)

Year of Arrival: 1832

With Whom Employed: John WARD, Maneroo

How Mustered: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Muster – 1845 and 1846

Name: W"m GRANVILLE

Ship: John (4)

Year of Arrival: 1832

Employed by: Mr xx Taylor

Where: Snowy River

Remark: Np Jan/45 ; P Jan/45

Muster – 1847

Name: William GRANVILLE

Ship: John (4)

Year of Arrival: 1832

Remark: Free by Servitude

14) Back to Cooma Celebrations – 20^th February to 27^th February 1926. - Transport and Mails

15) Cooma Country / Neal, Lauri [Cooma, N.S.W.] : [Cooma-Monaro Historical Society], 1976 994.4 NEA Chapter 8.

16) Kiah Lake is located North West of Cooma at AUSLIG 8625 Berridale (600780)

17) Bound Indentures 1832-1833 - Page 28 - John (3) (AO 682 to 686 – 4/4017)

18) Surgeons Report – James Lawrence (PRO 3199)

19) Professor David Kent – Results from research into convict tattoos. 1997

20) Letters to Colonial Secretary regarding convict plot – 32/4441 (4/2145)

21) Commissioned Researcher Robert O’Hara – 15 Ruskin Ave Richmond Surrey England. TW9 4DT.

"I have carried out a search for the records of convict William GRANVILLE (or GLANVILLE).

I located the trial records in ASSI21/57, which is the Crown Minute Book for 1831. I also located the indictments for him in ASSI25/22/8, which are the Devon Summer Assize records for 1831. His name is shown as William GRANVILLE, and he was convicted of stealing and sentenced to 14 years transportation. He was not initially sentenced to death like many other convicts. Although it does state he stole a quantity of knives, on the indictment you will see he was also accused of stealing various other items, including jewellery. There was also a second indictment, which was not pursued due to his conviction on the first. I have copied all these records. The indictments were on parchment.

There are no depositions available for Devon county until 1861.

I searched for a petition in HO19/5, which is the index to petitions in class HO17. I found no entry for William GRANVILLE/GLANVILLE. Class HO47, which contains Judges' Returns, including petitions, ends in 1830.

I finally tried to locate William on one of the convict hulks. There are registers of prisoners on the hulks in class HO9. There are indexes to each hulk, but no overall index. As we do not know which hulk he was one, I had to search each hulk one by one. I checked HO9/3, HO9/8, and HO9/9, which include hulks at Portsmouth, Woolwich, and Devonport. I found John Rowse in HO9/3 folio16b, being held on a hulk at Devonport, but no William GRANVILLE. I did not have time to search the remaining hulks in the three hours agreed. I would envisage it taking another hour or two to check the remainder. I thought HO9/3 was the most likely place to find him, as it took a lot of prisoners convicted at Exeter, however, he was not on their list."

Trial Records PRO REF: ASSI 21/57

Devon – At the Assizes and general gaol delivery of our Lord the King holden at the Castle of Exeter in and for the County of Devon on Saturday the twenty third of July in the xxxxx year aforesaid before the same Justices and their fellow Justices.

Saturday 23^rd July Opened Commissions and adjourned to Monday 25^th July at 9 AM.

Monday 25^th July

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Wednesday 27^th July

Jury Sworn

1.James Easterbrook 5.Joseph Cranch 9.James Peck

2.William Barrett 6.John Greenfield 10.John Horn

3.John Tapp 7.William Hosegood 11.Thomas Williams

4. Thomas Cann 8.William May 12.Charles Weston

Break and entering the Shop, of William WILLIAMS at Stoke Dameral on 27 April and steal 31 knives @ 6d each & other goods.

Transportation 14 years William GRANVILLE - po se Guilty

Transportation 14 years James BREWER - po se Guilty

Transportation 14 years John ROWSE - po se Guilty

Feloniously receiving stolen goods knowing them to have been stolen.

Transportation 14 years Mary BREWER - po se Guilty

First Indictment PRO REF: ASSI 2S/22/8

"Larceny-The Jurors for our Lord the King upon their Oath Present that William GLANVILLE (po se Guilty Transportation 14 years) late of the Parish of Stoke Dameral in the County of Devon Labourer, James BREWER (po se Guilty Transportation 14 years) late of the same place labourer and John ROWSE (po se Guilty Transportation 14 years) late of the same place labourer on the twenty seventh day of April in the year of our Lord on thousand eight hundred and thirty one with force and arms at the Parish aforesaid in the said County the shop of one William WILLIAMS there situate feloniously did break and enter and thirty one knives of the value of six pence each, twenty four snuff boxes of the value of eight pence each, thirty seven watch jewels of the value of one shilling each, eighteen brooches of the value of nine pence each, two pair of ear drops of the value of eight shillings each pair, two strings of coral beads of the value of eight shillings and forty seven rings of the value of five pence each of the goods and chattels of the said William WILLIAMS in the same shop then and there being found then and there in the same shop did feloniously did steal take and carry away Against the Peace of our said Lord the King his Crown and Dignity And the Jurors aforesaid upon their Oath aforesaid do further Present that Mary BREWER (po se Guilty Transportation 14 years) late of the Parish of Saint Andrew in the Borough of Plymouth in the County of Devon, the wife of John BREWER afterwards to wit on the twenty eighth day of April in the year aforesaid with force and arms at the Parish of Saint Andrew in the borough aforesaid in the said County one ring of the value of four pence and two strings of coral beads of the value of eight shillings being parcel of the Goods and Chattels aforesaid so as aforesaid feloniously stolen taken and carried away feloniously did receive (she – the said Mary BREWER then and there well knowing the Goods and Chattels aforesaid to have been so as aforesaid feloniously stolen taken and carried away) Against the form of the Statute in such case made and provided and against the Peace of our said Lord the King his Crown and Dignity.

Second Indictment PRO REF: ASSI 2S/22/8

"Larceny,-The Jurors for our Lord the King upon Oath present that William GRANVILLE late of the Parish of Stoke Dameral the County of Devon labourer, James BREWER late of the same place labourer and John ROWSE late of the same place labourer on the twenty seventh day of April in the first Year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord William the Fourth by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland King Defender of the Faith with Force and Arms at the Parish aforesaid in the County aforesaid seven pair of shoes of the value of four shillings each pair of the Goods and Chattels of Christopher OLDFIELD then and there being found then and there feloniously did steal take and carry away Against the Peace of our said Lord the King his Crown and Dignity."

22) Discussion in May 2001 between Ozzie Wellsmore (Great Grandson of William GLANVILLE) and David GLANVILLE at The Snowy Mountain Hostel in Berridale.

23) Transcript of William GLANVILLE’s Death Certificate.

NSW DEATH REGISTRATION TRANSCRIPTION

REF NO 1902/13450

DEATH: NAME -WILLIAM GLANVILLE

DATE OF DEATH -13/10/1902

PLACE -BERRIDALE, DISTRICT OF COOMA NSW

OCCUPATION -FARMER

SEX -MALE

AGE -88

CONJUGAL STATUS -

PLACE OF BIRTH -DEVONSHIRE ENGLAND

TIME IN AUST COLONIES-70 YEARS IN NSW

FATHER -(CHRISTIAN NAME UNKNOWN) GLANVILLE

OCCUPATION -SHIP CARPENTER

MOTHER -MARY ANN WAKEHAM

PLACE OF MARRIAGE -SYDNEY NSW

AGE AT MARRIAGE -35

NAME OF SPOUSE -ELIZA NAPTHALI

CHILDREN OF MARRIAGE-MARY A F 51, WILLIAM J 50, LOUISA B 48, GEORGE 43, ELIZA 41, FREDERICK 38, ARTHUR 35, THOMAS 33, LIVING; 1 FEMALE DECEASED

INFORMANT -W REID JUNR, SON-IN-LAW, BERRIDALE

CAUSE OF DEATH -OLD AGE

LENGTH OF ILLNESS -INQUEST DISPENSED WITH BY EDMOND JOSEPH O'BRIEN JP, AT BERRIDALE 15/10/1902

MEDICAL ATTENDANT -

DATE LAST SEEN -

DATE OF BURIAL -15/10/1902

PLACE OF BURIAL -CHURCH OF ENGLAND CEMETERY GEGEDZERICK

MINISTER & RELIGION -FRANCIS VEY, CHURCH OF ENGLAND

UNDERTAKER -ALEXANDER F JAMIESON

24) Probate and Death Duty.

Probate William GLANVILLE 27042 Berridale 13/10/1902 Pv

Probate listing is 27042.

Death Duty Reference at State Records – 20/209 paid on 20/12/1902

Death duty was assessed on:

100 Acres CP No.81.413 Portion 106, County of Wallace, Parish of Coolamatong on Myack Creek.

100 Acres CP No.76.303 Portion 105, County of Wallace, Parish of Coolamatong on Myack Creek.

120 Acres CP No.73.7109 Portion 53, County of Wallace, Parish of Coolamatong.

161 Acres CP No.82.714 Portion 58, County of Wallace, Parish of Coolamatong on Myack Creek.

159 Acres CP No.84.202 Portion 111, County of Wallace, Parish of Coolamatong.

40 Acres CL No.783 County of Wallace, Parish of Coolamatong on Myack Creek.

All with various improvements.

On Portion 53 there was a 6 bedroom wooden house (slab) with shingle roof built in 1875, one small wood out house with iron roof, one dilapidated crib and small orchard.

Valued at £669

One old double bed, one single bedstead and a single feather bed.

1 Bolster, pillows, quilts and blankets.

A chamber, washstand, basin and razer.

3 sets of knives, spoons and forks.

Plates, cups pots, pans and trays.

Milk jug, cruet and iron oven.

A fountain, three tables, three chairs, 10 pictures, 2 buckets, some old books, pistol, etc.

Live stock

200 mixed age ewes, at 8s each with 114 lambs

155 mixed age wethers at 9s each.

An 8 year old horse at £4 10s.

Farm implements including an iron plough, chaff cutter, scythes, an old saddle and bridle and various tools.

This was all valued at £842 19s and 9d.

William owed the crown £115 9s and 1d and had other debts that all totaled to an amount of £537 8s 6d.

This left £305 11s and 6d left to the relatives.

25)Transcript of Eliza GLANVILLE’s Death Certificate.

NSW DEATH REGISTRATION TRANSCRIPTION

REF NO 1875/5750

NAME -ELIZA GLANVILLE

DATE OF DEATH -27/10/1875

PLACE -MYACK, MONARO, DISTRICT OF COOMA NSW

OCCUPATION -

SEX -FEMALE

AGE -45

CONJUGAL STATUS -

PLACE OF BIRTH -SYDNEY

TIME IN AUST COLONIES -

FATHER -MICHAEL NAPTHOLI

OCCUPATION -PUBLICAN

MOTHER -FANNY DUNN

PLACE OF MARRIAGE -SYDNEY

AGE AT MARRIAGE -20

NAME OF SPOUSE -WILLIAM GLANVILLE

CHILDREN OF

MARRIAGE -5 MALES, 3 FEMALES LIVING

INFORMANT -WILLIAM GLANVILLE, HUSBAND, MYACK, MONARO

CAUSE OF DEATH -EXHAUSTION AND HAEMORRHAGE

LENGTH OF ILLNESS -6 HOURS

MEDICAL ATTENDANT-DR DONOVAN

DATE LAST SEEN -27/10/1875

DATE OF BURIAL -30/10/1875

PLACE OF BURIAL -GEGEDZERICK

MINISTER & RELIGION -

UNDERTAKER -BENJAMIN HARRISS

WITNESSES -D SCARLETT, D HARRISS

CREMATION DATE -

CREMATION PLACE -

CREMATION INFORMANT -

CREMATION RELIGION -

CREMATION WITNESSES -

REGISTERED -30/10/1875 COOMA

26) Discussion in 2001 between Gwen Hubert and (Great Great Granddaughter of William GLANVILLE) and David GLANVILLE.

I think that they lived at Kalkite and the Snowy Plain on the Gungahlin River where the Napthali's lived. According to my father, Maurice Napthali came with Eliza to Monaro as her mother was concerned about her going to the "wilds" as Sis Kidman told me years ago. Eliza married in Sydney in1850 to GLANVILLE so Maurice must have been only 9 or 10. Dad said they came through Kiah Lake (#16) to Eucumbene River and were troubled by Blacks. Henry Napthali was also a teamster later on."

27) From Kilkeel to Cooma – A book on the Stewart Family History. Page 55.

Municipal Map of Cooma shows that W GLANVILLE had lots 12 and 13 on Sharp Street Cooma between those of W JARDINE and J PETERS.

28) Shipping Records – NSW Archives – Reel 414794-2138

Ship: ALFRED arrived Sydney 23 July 1857

Name: GLANVILLE, James, 22, Farm Labourer St. Budeaux.

Religion: C. of E.

Can read and write.

Health: Good

Conduct: No Complaints

Paid £1

Relatives in colony: 1 Cousin William GLANVILLE living at Maneroo

29) Marriage Record.

Henry Napthali of Eugundary – Bachelor and

Susan Creighton of same place - Widow.

Married in this Church of Cooma by Banns with consent of parties. This Fifth day of August in the year 1856 by me Walter Riky. This marriage was solemnized between us (signed Henry Napthali and X for Susan Creighton) In the presence of Wm. GLANVILLE of Eugundry and Joanna Riefaell of Gegezrick.

30) Marriage Record.

In St. Matthias’ Bombala on the 27th March 1889.

George GLANVILLE

Condition: Bachelor

Birth place Kalkite

Profession: Grazier

Age: 28

Abode: Jimenbuen

Father: William John GLANVILLE

Mother: Eliza Napthali

Father’s Profession: Farmer

Margaret BRYANT

Condition: Spinster

Birth place: Biggam

Profession: -

Age: 19

Abode: Jimenbuen

Father: William Henry BRYANT

Mother: Catherine PINKERTON

Father’s Profession: Grazier

Marriage Solemnized between George GLANVILLE and Margaret Bryant In the presence of Thomas BRYANT and BETTS.

31) Marriage Record.

In St. Mary’s Church Gegedzrick on the 29th August 1869.

William REID

Condition: Bachelor

Birth place Chissel, Essex England

Profession: Farmer

Age: 21

Abode: Middlingbank

Father: William REID

Mother: Sarah WATSON

Father’s Profession: Farmer

Mary Ann GLANVILLE

Condition: Spinster

Birth place: Kalkite

Profession: -

Age: 18

Abode: Myack Creek, Coolamatong Run.

Father: William GLANVILLE

Mother: Eliza NAPTHALI

Father’s Profession: Shepherd

Marriage Solemnized between William REID and Maryann GLANVILLE In the presence of Maurice NAPTHALI and William GLANVILLE. By me Thomas Druitt Officiating Minister.

32) Death Certificate

NUMBER: 776

DATE OF DEATH: 18^th March 1945.

PLACE OF DEATH: Willandra Private Hospital. 18 George Street. Municipality of Marrickville. Usual residence Warringah Shire.

NAME: George Glanville

OCCUPATION: General Labourer.

SEX AND AGE: Male, 85 years.

CAUSE OF DEATH AND DURATION OF LAST ILLNESS:

1. Uraemia for 14 days.
2. Enlarged Prostrate for 3 ½ years.

Death 27 October, at her residence, Cooma, Monaro, caused by malpresentation of twins, Eliza, the beloved wife of William GLANVILLE, and third daughter late Mr M. NAPTHALI (no age stated)

David Lee Glanville  <dg4444-at-bigpond-net-au>

Submitted by David Lee Glanville  <dg4444-at-bigpond-net-au>

The Mercury 20^th Oct 1902
William Glanville

Our Berridale correspondent writes:
Mr. W. Glanville, sen, one of the pioneers of that district, passed away on Monday morning, 13^th inst, at the ripe old age of 89 years. He came to Wambrook, in 1834, and went thence to Kalkite, near Jindabyne, afterwards to Hungundra; and some 30 years ago took up land in Berridale, where he has reside since. He died at his place, after a residence of 70 years in New South Wales. He was buried in the Gegedzerick Cemetery, (C of E) where he was followed by some 100 persons. The Rev. Mr. Vey officiated at the Grave. The deceased , who leaves a grown-up family of three daughters and five sons, was a native of Devonshire, England. He was a very strong man, and enjoyed good health to the last. He was one of the earliest wheat growers in the District, and owing to deep ploughing, one of the most successful. On some occasions he obtained 50 bushels to the one crop.

Transcribed and submitted by Betty Raffaele, 2003  <raffbet-at-acr.net.au>

Descendants of William Glanville

 Jan Reid <jenich1-at-optusnet-com-au>
and David Glanville <dg4444-at-bigpond-net-au>
Recompiled from the new Monaro Pioneers database:  20.06.08

1. William John Glanville, son of John Glanville and Mary A. Wakeham, was born in 1814 in Stoke Dameral, Devon, England, was baptised on March 26, 1815 in Stoke Dameral, Devon, England, died on October 13, 1902 in Myack near Berridale, NSW¹ at age 88, and was buried on October 15, 1902 in Gegedzerick Cemetery, Berridale, NSW. The cause of his death was Old age.

Notes: William Glanville was a convict who arrived in NSW aboard the ship "John" on the 8th June 1832. This ship had departed from Downs in England on the 7th February 1832 and the voyage took 122 days. It was the "John's" 4th trip to the colony. He, together with James Brewer and John Rowse, were tried and convicted of breaking into a store in Stoke Dameral, owned by William Williams, and stealing 34 knives valued at 6d. each, 24 snuffboxes valued at 8d. each, 37 watch jewells valued at 1s. each, 18 broaches valued at 9d. each, 2 pair of ear drops valued at 8s. a pair, 2 strings of coral beads valued at 8s. and 47 rings valued at 4d. each. The offence occured on the 27th April 1831. Their trial was held at the Devon Assizes on the 23rd July 1831 and they were all sentenced to 14 years transportation. William also went by the name of William Granville.
John Brewer's wife Mary was also tried and convicted of receiving stolen goods and also sentenced to 14 years ttransportation. A second indictment was for stealing 7 pairs of shoes valued at 4s. each from Christopher Oldfield on the "27th April in the first year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord William the Fourth by the grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, King Defender of the Faith.". This was the same day as their first offence was committed.
His indent papers stated the following:-
Year of Birth - 1804
Height - 5ft. 7 1/2 ins.
Complexion - Fair.
Hair - Brown.
Eyes - Blue to grey.
Read and write - both.
Religion - Protestant.
No family.
No former convictions.
Prisoners no. 32/1159.
On his arrival in the colony, William was assigned to Joseph Ward of Airdsnear Campbelltown and it was not long before Joseph Ward sent him on to his property "Wambrook" on the Monaro. William was granted a Ticket Of Leave, no.39/692, on the 8th April 1839 and he was granted a Certificate of Freedom, no.47/293, on the 23 March 1847.

• Occupation: Baker's boy , labourer, farmer, bullock driver.

William married Eliza Napthali, daughter of Michael Napthali and Frances Dunn, on February 19, 1850 in St. James' Church of England, Sydney, NSW.² Eliza was born on May 1, 1831 in Sydney, NSW,³ was baptised on May 29, 1831 in St. Phillip's Church of England, Sydney, NSW, died on October 27, 1875 in Myack near Berridale, NSW⁴ at age 44, and was buried on October 31, 1875 in Gegedzerick Cemetery, Berridale, NSW. The cause of her death was Exhaustion and haemorrhage. Haemorraged after childbirth of stillborn twins.

Baptism Notes: Eliza was baptised by William Cowper

   2 F    i. Mary Ann Frances Glanville was born on March 21, 1851 in Kalkite near Jindabyne, NSW,⁵ was baptised on December 7, 1851 in Cooma, NSW, died on January 4, 1939 in Nimmo, Berridale, NSW⁶ at age 87, and was buried in Presbyterian Cemetery, Cooma, NSW Grave 813.

   3 M    ii. William John Glanville was born on October 12, 1852 in Kalkite near Jindabyne, NSW,⁷ was baptised on May 25, 1853 in Berridale, NSW, and died on May 25, 1930 in Gladesville, NSW⁸ at age 77.

   4 F    iii. Louisa B. Glanville was born on December 1, 1854 in Kalkite near Jindabyne, NSW,⁹ was baptised on August 17, 1855 in Berridale, NSW, died on February 21, 1920 in Candelo, NSW¹⁰ at age 65, and was buried on February 22, 1920 in Bega Cemetery, NSW Church of England section.

   F    iv. Ellen Glanville was born in 1857 in Eugundary (now Hugundra), NSW¹¹ and died in 1859 in Berridale, NSW¹² at age 2.

   5 M    v. George Glanville was born on October 13, 1859 in Jimenbuen near Dalgety, NSW,¹³ died on March 18, 1945 in Marrickville, NSW¹⁴ at age 85, and was buried on March 19, 1945 in Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney, NSW Church of England section.

   6 F    vi. Eliza Glanville was born on December 27, 1861 in Berridale, NSW¹⁵ and died on October 27, 1938 in Leichhardt, NSW¹⁶ at age 76.

   M    vii. Frederick Glanville was born in 1864 in Berridale, NSW¹⁷ and died in 1945 in Kyogle, NSW¹⁸ at age 81.

Frederick married Ethel Mary Dargen in 1914 in Redfern, NSW.¹⁹ Ethel was born in 1881 and died in 1962 in Little Bay, NSW²⁰ at age 81.

   M    viii. Arthur Glanville was born in 1867 in Berridale, NSW²¹ and died in 1867 in Berridale, NSW.

   7 M    ix. Thomas Glanville was born in 1869 in Berridale, NSW.²²

   U    x. Unnamed Glanville was born on October 27, 1875 in Myack near Berridale, NSW and died on October 27, 1875 in Myack near Berridale, NSW. (Twin)

Notes: The two children born in 1875 were stillborn twins and Eliza died shortly after their birth

   U    xi. Unnamed Glanville was born on October 27, 1875 in Myack near Berridale, NSW and died on October 27, 1875 in Myack near Berridale, NSW. (Twin)

2. Mary Ann Frances Glanville (William John¹) was born on March 21, 1851 in Kalkite near Jindabyne, NSW,⁵ was baptised on December 7, 1851 in Cooma, NSW, died on January 4, 1939 in Nimmo, Berridale, NSW⁶ at age 87, and was buried in Presbyterian Cemetery, Cooma, NSW Grave 813.

Mary married William Reid, son of William Reid and Sarah Watson, on August 29, 1869 in St. Mary the Virgin, Church of England, Gegedzerick, NSW.²³ William was born on June 16, 1848 in Great Chishill, Essex, England, was baptised on July 16, 1848 in Great Chishill, Essex, England, died on May 18, 1933 in Cooma, NSW²⁴ at age 84, and was buried in Presbyterian Cemetery, Cooma, NSW Grave 813. The cause of his death was Prostate cancer.

Marriage Notes: Mary's father William gave his consent to her marriage because she was under the age of 21.

• Occupation: Horticulturist, apiarist, nurseryman, salesman of Singer sewing machines.

   8 M    i. William Ernest Reid was born on May 9, 1870 in Berridale, NSW, died on November 13, 1913 in Cooma, NSW²⁵ at age 43, and was buried in Presbyterian Cemetery, Cooma, NSW Grave 803.

   9 M    ii. Thomas H. Reid was born on October 6, 1871 in Berridale, NSW,²⁶ died on February 14, 1952 in Boloco, NSW²⁷ at age 80, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 3.

   10 F    iii. Mary Ann Frances Reid was born on August 13, 1873 in Berridale, NSW²⁸ and died on September 12, 1965 in Point Clair, NSW²⁹ at age 92.

   M    iv. George Reid was born on July 23, 1875 in Berridale, NSW³⁰ and died on August 6, 1875 in Cooma, NSW.

   11 M    v. Frederick Richard Reid was born on September 8, 1876 in Berridale, NSW,³¹ died on November 6, 1937 in Kogarah, NSW³² at age 61, and was buried in Woronora Crematorium, NSW Ashes scattered over the sea.

   12 F    vi. Isabella Maud Reid was born on September 23, 1878 in Berridale, NSW,³³ died on October 9, 1962 in Barmedman, NSW³⁴ at age 84, and was buried in Barmedman, NSW.

   13 M    vii. Walter A. Reid was born on December 16, 1880 in Berridale, NSW,³⁵ died on September 23, 1961 in "Ennits Valley", home of son Barney near Boloco, NSW³⁶ at age 80, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 13.

   14 F    viii. Cecilia Lavinia Reid was born on May 19, 1883 in "The Gardens" near Berridale, NSW,³⁷ died on September 24, 1944 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW³⁸ at age 61, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 104.

   15 F    ix. Mabel Cassandra Reid was born on January 3, 1886 in Berridale, NSW,³⁹ died on April 9, 1980 in Lilyfield, NSW at age 94, and was buried in Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney, NSW.

   16 F    x. Mildred Eva Reid was born on December 16, 1887 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW,⁴⁰ died on October 7, 1971 in Nimmo near Lake Eucumbene, NSW at age 83, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 12.

   17 M    xi. Wilfred Lawson Reid was born on April 9, 1891 in "Dalgety Gardens", Berridale, NSW,⁴¹ died on March 24, 1947 in Moruya, NSW⁴² at age 55, and was buried on March 26, 1947 in Presbyterian Cemetery, Moruya, NSW.

   18 F    xii. Alba Zinnia Reid was born on August 1, 1894 in Murrumburrah, NSW,⁴³ died on August 5, 1955 in Sydney, NSW at age 61, and was buried on August 7, 1955 in Rookwood Crematorium, Sydney, NSW.

3. William John Glanville (William John¹) was born on October 12, 1852 in Kalkite near Jindabyne, NSW,⁷ was baptised on May 25, 1853 in Berridale, NSW, and died on May 25, 1930 in Gladesville, NSW⁸ at age 77. The cause of his death was Carcinoma of the prostate.

• Occupation: Farmer.

William married Agnes Bryant, daughter of William Henry Bryant and Catherine (Aitken) Pinkerton, on January 1, 1877 in Berridale, NSW.⁴⁴ Agnes was born on September 3, 1857 in Jingera near Bredbo, NSW⁴⁵ and died on June 26, 1952 in Gladesville, NSW⁴⁶ at age 94.

   19 M    i. William John Glanville was born in 1877 in Berridale, NSW⁴⁷ and died in 1964 in Burwood, NSW⁴⁸ at age 87.

   20 F    ii. Agnes Catherine E. Glanville was born in 1878 in Berridale, NSW⁴⁹ and died in 1943 in Ryde, NSW⁵⁰ at age 65.

   M    iii. Ernest Herbert Glanville was born on April 3, 1880 in Shepreth near Berridale, NSW⁵¹ and died in 1953 in Inverell, NSW⁵² at age 73.

Ernest married Accacia Blanche Ehsman, daughter of Henry C. Ehsman and Maria Colley, on January 1, 1913 in Home of Mr. H.C.Ehsman, Swan Peak near Inverell, NSW.⁵³ Accacia was born in 1890 in Long Plain, Inverell, NSW.⁵⁴

   M    iv. Emanuel Atholstone Glanville was born in 1882 in Berridale, NSW⁵⁵ and died in 1976 in NSW⁵⁶ at age 94.

Emanuel married Coral Dorcas Holder, daughter of Edward Holder and Mary Jane Wotton, in 1918 in Inverell, NSW.⁵⁷ Coral was born in 1893 in Inverell, NSW⁵⁸ and died in 1968 in Ryde, NSW⁵⁹ at age 75.

   21 F    v. Christina Isabel R. Glanville was born in 1884 in Berridale, NSW⁶⁰ and died in 1946 in Manly, NSW⁶¹ at age 62.

   22 F    vi. Alice C. A. Glanville was born in 1886 in Berridale, NSW.⁶²

   F    vii. Evangeline Esther M. Glanville was born in 1888 in Berridale, NSW⁶³ and died in 1971 in St Leonards, NSW⁶⁴ at age 83.

Evangeline married James Andrew Brawn, son of James Samuel Brawn and Isabella Mary, in 1907 in Inverell, NSW.⁶⁵ James died in 1950 in Newtown, NSW.⁶⁶

   F    viii. Emma A. M. Glanville was born in 1891 in Berridale, NSW⁶⁷ and died in 1903 in Inverell, NSW⁶⁸ at age 12.

4. Louisa B. Glanville (William John¹) was born on December 1, 1854 in Kalkite near Jindabyne, NSW,⁹ was baptised on August 17, 1855 in Berridale, NSW, died on February 21, 1920 in Candelo, NSW¹⁰ at age 65, and was buried on February 22, 1920 in Bega Cemetery, NSW Church of England section. The cause of her death was Diabetes mellitus, arterio sclerosis.

Louisa married John Henry Burton, son of Isaac Burton and Elizabeth White, on July 26, 1875 in Cooma, NSW.⁶⁹ John was born in 1845 in Queanbeyan, NSW⁷⁰ and died in 1932 in Candelo, NSW⁷¹ at age 87.

• Occupation: Labourer.

   23 F    i. Eliza Louisa Burton was born in 1876 in Berridale, NSW⁷² and died in 1952 in Murwillumbah, NSW⁷³ at age 76.

   24 F    ii. Ada Florence Burton was born in 1878 in Berridale, NSW⁷⁴ and died in 1952 in Ashfield, NSW⁷⁵ at age 74.

   F    iii. Hilda Edith Burton was born in 1879 in Berridale, NSW⁷⁶ and died in 1905 in Candelo, NSW⁷⁷ at age 26.

   F    iv. Elizabeth Maud Burton was born in 1881 in Berridale, NSW⁷⁸ and died in 1953 in Bega, NSW⁷⁹ at age 72. She was usually called Maud.

   25 M    v. Isaac John Burton was born in 1883 in Berridale, NSW⁸⁰ and died in 1958 in Bega, NSW⁸¹ at age 75.

   M    vi. Henry Frederick Burton was born in 1885 in Candelo, NSW⁸² and died in 1944 in Auburn, NSW⁸³ at age 59.

Henry married Lavinia M. Blyton, daughter of William Blyton and Annie Turner, in 1911 in Bega, NSW.⁸⁴ Lavinia was born in 1892 in Cooma, NSW.⁸⁵

   F    vii. Alice M. Burton was born in 1887 in Candelo, NSW⁸⁶ and died in 1963 in Burwood, NSW⁸⁷ at age 76.

Alice married Edward Richard Plumb, son of William Henry Plumb and Mary Anne Winning, in 1909 in Bega, NSW.⁸⁸ Edward was born in 1880 in Bega, NSW⁸⁹ and died in 1950 in Bega, NSW⁹⁰ at age 70.

   26 F    viii. Nellie G. Burton was born in 1890 in Candelo, NSW.⁹¹

   F    ix. Laura D. Burton was born in 1892 in Bega, NSW.⁹²

Laura married Albert J. Van Den Houten in 1917 in Bega, NSW.⁹³

   F    x. Ella Beatrice Burton was born in 1893 in Candelo, NSW⁹⁴ and died in 1943 in Bega, NSW⁹⁵ at age 50.

Ella married Henry Ross Sharp, son of Robert R. Sharp and Annie E., in 1915 in Bega, NSW.⁹⁶ Henry was born in 1884 in Bega, NSW⁹⁷ and died in 1934 in Bega, NSW⁹⁸ at age 50.

Ella next married Arthur Frederick Tygh, son of William B. Tygh and Emma I. Faulkner, in 1936 in Bega, NSW.⁹⁵ Arthur was born in 1901 in Eden, NSW.⁹⁹

   F    xi. Ina G. Burton was born in 1896 in Candelo, NSW.¹⁰⁰

Ina married Charles L. Anderson in 1917 in Randwick, NSW.¹⁰¹

5. George Glanville (William John¹) was born on October 13, 1859 in Jimenbuen near Dalgety, NSW,¹³ died on March 18, 1945 in Marrickville, NSW¹⁴ at age 85, and was buried on March 19, 1945 in Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney, NSW Church of England section. The cause of his death was Uraemia, enlarged prostate, senile myocarditis.

• Occupation: Grazier, labourer.

George married Margaret Bryant, daughter of William Henry Bryant and Catherine (Aitken) Pinkerton, on March 27, 1889 in St. Matthias' Church of England, Bombala, NSW.¹⁰² Margaret was born on September 23, 1869 in Biggam Station, Round Plain near Cooma, NSW¹⁰³ and died in January 1931 in Granville, NSW¹⁰⁴ at age 61.

   M    i. Harold William H. Glanville was born in 1890 in Bombala, NSW¹⁰⁵ and died in 1973 in Burwood, NSW¹⁰⁶ at age 83.

Harold married Gertrude Wallings, daughter of John Bunting Wallings and Mary Ann McDonald, in 1912 in Paddington, NSW.¹⁰⁷ Gertrude was born in 1890 in Gunning, NSW¹⁰⁸ and died in 1971 in Burwood, NSW¹⁰⁹ at age 81.

   F    ii. Clara Rchael M. Glanville was born in 1892 in Bombala, NSW¹¹⁰ and died in 1958 in Petersham, NSW¹¹¹ at age 66.

Clara married Frederick George Rhodes, son of Charles Rhodes and Lavinia Dumble, in 1929 in Granville, NSW.¹¹² Frederick was born in 1903 in Windsor, NSW¹¹³ and died in 1965 in Auburn, NSW¹¹⁴ at age 62.

   F    iii. Lilian Florence M. Glanville was born in 1893 in Bombala, NSW¹¹⁵ and died in 1957 in Hurstville, NSW¹¹⁶ at age 64.

Lilian married Frederick Watts in 1916 in Newtown, NSW.¹¹⁷

   M    iv. George Herbert Arthur Glanville was born in 1894 in Bombala, NSW¹¹⁸ and died in 1970 in Burwood, NSW¹¹⁹ at age 76.

George married Carolyn Clarice Booton.

   F    v. Edith Eileen M. Glanville was born in 1897 in Goulburn, NSW¹²⁰ and died in 1966 in Kogarah, NSW¹²¹ at age 69.

Edith married Albert Ambrose Read, son of Herbert J. Read and Henrietta Ada, in 1916 in Redfern, NSW.¹²² Albert was born in 1893 in St Peters, NSW¹²³ and died in 1974 in NSW¹²⁴ at age 81.

   M    vi. Cecil Arthur G. Glanville was born in 1900 in Captains Flat, NSW¹²⁵ and died in 1954 in Auburn, NSW¹²⁶ at age 54.

Cecil married Hazel Johns, daughter of William Johns and Emily Woodland, in 1927 in Granville, NSW.¹²⁷ Hazel was born in 1901 in Quirindi, NSW.¹²⁸

   M    vii. Roy Eric Howard Glanville was born in 1901 in Wollongong, NSW¹²⁹ and died in 1959 in Ryde, NSW¹³⁰ at age 58.

   M    viii. William A. M. Glanville was born in 1909.

6. Eliza Glanville (William John¹) was born on December 27, 1861 in Berridale, NSW¹⁵ and died on October 27, 1938 in Leichhardt, NSW¹⁶ at age 76.

Eliza married Henry Blyton, son of William Blyton and Eliza Jane Smith, on June 4, 1879 in Cooma, NSW. Henry was born on October 4, 1851 in Woolway near Cooma, NSW¹³¹ and died in 1932 in Leichhardt, NSW¹³² at age 81.

Notes: Henry's surname is spelt Blighton on the birth index

   F    i. Unnamed Blyton was born in 1880 in Cooma, NSW¹³³ and died in 1880 in Cooma, NSW.¹³⁴

   27 F    ii. Ethel Gertrude Blyton was born in 1882 and died in 1963 in Scarborough, NSW¹³⁵ at age 81.

   M    iii. Albert Henry Blyton was born in 1883 in Cooma, NSW¹³⁶ and died in 1888 in Cooma, NSW¹³⁷ at age 5.

   M    iv. Edgar Everet Blyton was born in 1885 in Cooma, NSW¹³⁸ and died on July 9, 1930 in Wellington, NSW¹³⁹ at age 45.

Edgar married Esther Ethel Maud May Glawson, daughter of James Robert Glawson and Sarah Cannon, in 1922 in Wellington, NSW.¹⁴⁰ Esther was born in 1903 in Wellington, NSW.¹⁴¹

   F    v. Ada Annie Blyton was born in 1887 in Cooma, NSW¹⁴² and died in 1986 in Stirwell, NSW at age 99.

Ada married Alvan Lorenzo V. Giles, son of Samuel Henry Giles and Mary Ann Hollis Holmes, in 1906 in Wellington, NSW.¹⁴³ Alvan was born in 1880 in Redfern, NSW¹⁴⁴ and died in 1946 in Drummoyne, NSW¹⁴⁵ at age 66.

   M    vi. Bertrude Leopold Blyton was born on December 19, 1889 in Cooma, NSW,¹⁴⁶ died on May 15, 1917 in Villers Bretonneux, France at age 27, and was buried in Villers Bretonneux, France. The cause of his death was Killed in action.

• He served in the military as a Private, number 1618, 54th Battalion, 1st AIF from 1915 to 1917 in WW1.

   F    vii. Eva Mildred Blyton was born on November 26, 1891 in Dalgety, NSW¹⁴⁷ and died in 1971 in Orange, NSW¹⁴⁸ at age 80.

Eva married Arthur L. Frappell, son of Arthur Frappell and Annie B. Trantwein, in 1908 in Wellington, NSW.¹⁴⁹ Arthur was born in 1895 in Woollahra, NSW¹⁵⁰ and died in 1930 in Randwick, NSW¹⁵¹ at age 35.

   M    viii. Herbert Clement Blyton was born on July 15, 1894 in Boloco, NSW,¹⁵² died on May 15, 1917 in Villers Bretonneux, France at age 22, and was buried in Villers Bretonneux, France. The cause of his death was Killed in action.

• He served in the military as a Private, number 1619, 54th Battalion, 1st AIF from 1915 to 1917 in WW1.

   F    ix. Elva Ellen Blyton was born on June 29, 1898 in Berridale, NSW¹⁵³ and died in 1969 in Orange, NSW¹⁵⁴ at age 71.

Elva married James Robert Holt Glawson, son of James Robert Glawson and Sarah Cannon, in 1918 in Petersham, NSW.¹⁵⁵ James was born in 1897 in Marrickville, NSW¹⁵⁶ and died in 1974 in NSW¹⁵⁷ at age 77.

   F    x. Charlotte Eileen Blyton was born in 1905 in Wellington, NSW¹⁵⁸ and died in 1971 in Burwood, NSW¹⁵⁹ at age 66.

Charlotte married Charles Henry Dixon, son of Charlie Dixon and Annie, in 1937 in Petersham, NSW.¹⁶⁰ Charles was born in 1898 in Nowra, NSW.¹⁶¹

7. Thomas Glanville (William John¹) was born in 1869 in Berridale, NSW.²²

Thomas married Eliza J. Bean in 1892 in Gunning, NSW.¹⁶²

   F    i. Mona I. Glanville was born in 1895 in Sydney, NSW.¹⁶³

8. William Ernest Reid (Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on May 9, 1870 in Berridale, NSW, died on November 13, 1913 in Cooma, NSW²⁵ at age 43, and was buried in Presbyterian Cemetery, Cooma, NSW Grave 803. Another name for William was Will.

• Occupation: Farm hand, handyman contract builder.

William married Mary Scanes, daughter of Alfred Scanes and Mary Ann Caldwell, on March 21, 1893 in Buckleys Crossing, Dalgety, NSW.¹⁶⁴ Mary was born on January 19, 1873 in "The Meadows" near Boloco, NSW,¹⁶⁵ died on November 2, 1959 in Coonie near Dalgety, NSW¹⁶⁶ at age 86, and was buried on November 4, 1959 in Presbyterian Cemetery, Cooma, NSW Grave 803. The cause of her death was Myocardial infarction, arteriosclerosis.

   M    i. Alfred William George Reid was born on February 23, 1894 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW,¹⁶⁷ died on December 1, 1966 in St Leonards, NSW¹⁶⁸ at age 72, and was buried in Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney, NSW.

Notes: Alfred joined the NSW Police Force on the 19th May 1915 and his service no. was 188. He retired from the Force on the 22nd February 1954

• Occupation: NSW Police Force - Inspector 2nd Class.

Alfred married Elizabeth Malcolm Lyell in 1916 in Sydney, NSW.¹⁶⁹ Elizabeth was born on April 11, 1895 and died on August 24, 1987 in Marrickville, NSW at age 92. Another name for Elizabeth was Peggy.

   M    ii. Angus Henry Dey Reid was born on August 7, 1895 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW,¹⁷⁰ died on January 10, 1977 in Cooma, NSW at age 81, and was buried in Mittagang Cemetery, Cooma, NSW Presbyterian section.

Angus married Maude Ellen Burke, daughter of James Burke and Catherine Eleanor Callaghan, in 1915 in Cooma, NSW.¹⁷¹ Maude was born on December 16, 1891 in Cooma, NSW.

   M    iii. Edwin Reuben Sylvester Reid was born in September 1896 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW,¹⁷² died on October 17, 1897 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW¹⁷³ at age 1, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 8.

   28 F    iv. Mary Christine Gladys Reid was born on September 23, 1899 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW.¹⁷⁴

   29 F    v. Dorothea Louisa Grace Reid was born on February 13, 1902 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW,¹⁷⁵ died on October 19, 1993 in NSW at age 91, and was buried in Northern Suburbs Crematorium, North Ryde, NSW.

   30 M    vi. Hector Ernest Laurence Reid was born on January 30, 1906 in Dalgety, NSW,¹⁷⁶ died on February 8, 1969 in Cooma, NSW¹⁷⁷ at age 63, and was buried in Mittagang Cemetery, Cooma, NSW Grave 581.

   M    vii. Stanley Charles Sylvester Reid was born in 1909 in Dalgety, NSW, died on April 7, 1972 in Cooma, NSW¹⁷⁸ at age 63, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 9. Another name for Stanley was Deckie.

   M    viii. Carl Raymond John Reid was born on January 26, 1912 in Dalgety, NSW and died on April 6, 1999 in Berridale, NSW at age 87. Another name for Carl was Ray.

• He served in the military Enlisted 3/7/1941. 2nd AIF. Ser.no. N267342. Private. 5 Transport Coy. Discharged 25/10/1942.

9. Thomas H. Reid (Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on October 6, 1871 in Berridale, NSW,²⁶ died on February 14, 1952 in Boloco, NSW²⁷ at age 80, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 3.

• Occupation: Farmer - "Springvale", Paupong near Dalgety, NSW.

Thomas married Elizabeth Jane McPhie, daughter of Malcolm McPhie and Janet Robertson, on January 11, 1902 in Cooma, NSW.¹⁷⁹ Jane was born on November 2, 1883 in Nimmo near Lake Eucumbene, NSW,¹⁸⁰ died on December 21, 1944 in "Springvale", Paupong near Dalgety, NSW¹⁸¹ at age 61, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 3. Another name for Jane was Janie. She was usually called Jane.

   M    i. Cyril Norman Reid was born on April 16, 1903 in Boloco, NSW,¹⁸² died on May 7, 1954 in Goulburn, NSW¹⁸³ at age 51, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 6. The cause of his death was Head injuries sustained in a fall from a train near Goulburn, NSW.

Cyril married Eva Williamson in 1939 in Leeton, NSW.¹⁸⁴

   F    ii. Elva Eileen Reid was born in 1904 in Boloco, NSW.¹⁸⁵

Elva married Roger Bernard Boland, son of John Boland and Esther Ann Doyle, in 1936 in Waverley, NSW.¹⁸⁶ Roger was born in 1892 in Eden, NSW and died in 1953 in Bega, NSW¹⁸⁷ at age 61.

Notes: Name shown as Roderick on the birth index

   31 F    iii. Edith Zilla Reid was born on January 29, 1906 in Boloco, NSW¹⁸⁸ and died on August 17, 1979 in Cooma, NSW at age 73.

   F    iv. Vera May Reid was born in 1907 in Boloco, NSW. She was usually called May.

   M    v. Henry Cecil Reid was born in 1909 in Boloco, NSW, died on February 2, 1941 in Boloco, NSW¹⁸⁹ at age 32, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 4. Another name for Henry was Harry.

   F    vi. Myra Isobel Reid was born on July 25, 1913 in Boloco, NSW.

   M    vii. Thomas Malcolm Reid was born in October 1915 in Boloco, NSW, died on October 27, 1915 in Boloco, NSW,¹⁹⁰ and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 5.

   M    viii. Lawrence William Reid was born in 1918 in Boloco, NSW. Another name for Lawrence was Laurie.

10. Mary Ann Frances Reid (Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on August 13, 1873 in Berridale, NSW²⁸ and died on September 12, 1965 in Point Clair, NSW²⁹ at age 92. Another name for Mary was Annie.

Mary married Thomas Watson Tebay, son of Thomas Tebay and Eliza Puckett, on August 18, 1893 in Murrumburrah, NSW.¹⁹¹ Thomas was born on July 23, 1868 in Yass, NSW¹⁹² and died on February 28, 1959 in Point Clair, NSW¹⁹³ at age 90.

   F    i. Olga May J. Tebay was born in 1894 in Cootamundra, NSW.¹⁹⁴

Olga married William Jewsbury, son of Albert Harry Jewsbury and Alice, in 1939 in Rozelle, NSW.¹⁹⁵ William died in 1948 in Ryde, NSW.¹⁹⁶

   F    ii. Harriett Z. M. Tebay was born in 1896 in Cootamundra, NSW.¹⁹⁷

Harriett married Donald Curry.

   M    iii. Reginald Horace R. Tebay was born in 1898 in Cootamundra, NSW¹⁹⁸ and died in 1971 in Sydney, NSW¹⁹⁹ at age 73.

Reginald married Kathleen Malone, daughter of John Malone and Mary, in 1919 in Drummoyne, NSW.²⁰⁰ Kathleen died in 1964 in Balmain, NSW.²⁰¹

   M    iv. Leslie H. S. Tebay was born in 1904 in Sydney, NSW.²⁰²

Leslie married Amelia Jane Johnson, daughter of George Edward Johnson and Mary Jane Arter, in 1935 in Manly, NSW.²⁰³ Amelia died in 1962 in Gosford, NSW.²⁰⁴

11. Frederick Richard Reid (Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on September 8, 1876 in Berridale, NSW,³¹ died on November 6, 1937 in Kogarah, NSW³² at age 61, and was buried in Woronora Crematorium, NSW Ashes scattered over the sea.

• Occupation: Baker, real estate salesman, bandsman.

Frederick married Bertha Allsopp, daughter of William Henry Allsopp and Mary Ann, on March 20, 1900 in Dalton, NSW.²⁰⁵ Bertha was born on October 6, 1875 in Henley on Thames, London, England, died on March 29, 1959 in Rockdale, NSW²⁰⁶ at age 83, and was buried in Woronora Crematorium, Sutherland, NSW.

   M    i. Norman Victor Reid was born on February 3, 1901 in Cooma, NSW²⁰⁷ and died on February 3, 1901 in Cooma, NSW.²⁰⁸

   F    ii. Gladys Lillian Reid was born on April 2, 1902 in Cooma, NSW²⁰⁹ and died on August 5, 1989 in Miranda, NSW at age 87.

   F    iii. Laura May Reid was born on September 3, 1903 in Cooma, NSW²¹⁰ and died on February 12, 1956 in Parramatta, NSW²¹¹ at age 52.

   F    iv. Dorice Lila Reid was born on March 7, 1906 in Murrumburrah, NSW²¹² and died on June 23, 1981 in Epping, NSW at age 75. Another name for Dorice was Dot.

Dorice married Rob Roy McIntosh on June 6, 1936.

   F    v. Sylvia Florrence Bertha Reid was born on February 19, 1908 in Temora, NSW and died on May 2, 1980 in Connells Point, NSW at age 72.

Sylvia married Mervyn H. G. Stephens in 1930 in Hurstville, NSW.²¹³

   M    vi. Herbert Stanley Reid was born on January 10, 1910 in Temora, NSW and died on April 28, 1961 in Rockdale, NSW²¹⁴ at age 51.

Herbert married Marjorie O'Brien in 1938 in Rockdale, NSW.²¹⁵

   F    vii. Rose Gwendoline Ruth Reid was born on January 14, 1912 in Temora, NSW and died in 1997 in Eastwood, NSW at age 85.

Rose married Horace Edwin Sonter in 1937 in Rockdale, NSW.²¹⁶

   F    viii. Daphne Olive Reid was born on November 2, 1914 in Temora, NSW.

Daphne married George Sidney John Burton in 1937 in Rockdale, NSW.²¹⁷

   F    ix. Beryl Verdun Reid was born on September 24, 1916 in Stanmore, NSW and died on January 30, 1986 in Beverly Hills, NSW at age 69.

Beryl married Frederick Dobson in 1938 in Rockdale, NSW.²¹⁸

12. Isabella Maud Reid (Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on September 23, 1878 in Berridale, NSW,³³ died on October 9, 1962 in Barmedman, NSW³⁴ at age 84, and was buried in Barmedman, NSW. Another name for Isabella was Bella.

Isabella married Hubert Albert Smith, son of William James Smith and Jane Dorman, on December 2, 1896 in Cootamundra, NSW.²¹⁹ Hubert was born on July 1, 1870 in Goulburn, NSW, died on March 26, 1957 in Wagga Wagga, NSW²²⁰ at age 86, and was buried in Barmedman, NSW. Another name for Hubert was Bert.

• Occupation: Farmer.

   M    i. Hubert Henry Smith was born in 1897 in Cootamundra, NSW,²²¹ died on May 5, 1917 in Bullecourt, France at age 20, and was buried in Villers Bretonneux, France. The cause of his death was Killed in action.

• He served in the military as a Private, number 6085, 1st Battalion, 1st AIF from 1915 to 1917 in WW1.

   32 M    ii. Leslie Dawman Smith was born in 1899 in Cooma, NSW.²²²

   33 F    iii. Auriel Mayda Smith was born in 1901 in Cootamundra, NSW.²²³

   34 F    iv. Elva Mary Smith was born in 1903 in Cooma, NSW.²²⁴

   35 F    v. Elsie Evelyn Smith was born on December 26, 1906 in Barmedman, NSW.²²⁵

   36 F    vi. Evelyn May Smith .

   37 M    vii. Albert Oswald Smith was born in July 1917.

   38 M    viii. William Glanville Smith was born on October 18, 1925, died on February 19, 2003 in West Wyalong, NSW at age 77, and was buried on February 21, 2003 in Wyalong Cementery, West Wyalong, NSW.

13. Walter A. Reid (Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on December 16, 1880 in Berridale, NSW,³⁵ died on September 23, 1961 in "Ennits Valley", home of son Barney near Boloco, NSW³⁶ at age 80, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 13.

• Occupation: Farmer - "Ennits Valley", previously Little Paupong, Dalgety, NSW.

Walter married Hilda Mary Burke, daughter of William Alexander Burke and Mary Jane Gorman, on February 9, 1909 in Presbyterian Church, Cooma, NSW.²²⁶ Hilda was born on June 28, 1893 in Cooma, NSW,²²⁷ died on July 20, 1954 in "Ennits Valley", home of son Reuben, near Boloco, NSW²²⁸ at age 61, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 14.

Marriage Notes: The witnesses at Walter and Hilda's marriage were Wilfred Lawson Reid and Maud Burke

   M    i. Leslie Lawson Reid was born on June 15, 1910 in Dalgety, NSW and died on September 21, 1972 in Dalgety, NSW²²⁹ at age 62.

Leslie married Hilma Agnes Henrietta Kelley, daughter of William Albury David Kelley and Annie Christina Seears, on September 7, 1933 in Cooma, NSW.²³⁰ Hilma died on July 21, 1974 in NSW.²³¹

   M    ii. Reuben Roy Reid was born on April 23, 1912 in Dalgety, NSW and died on June 15, 1989 in Cooma, NSW at age 77. Another name for Reuben was Barney.

Reuben married Annie Enid Turner on April 21, 1934 in Cooma, NSW.²³²

   M    iii. Cecil Thomas Reid was born on December 8, 1914 in Dalgety, NSW and died on April 26, 1994 in Bombala, NSW at age 79. Another name for Cecil was Tom.

Cecil married Dulcie Rayner, daughter of William Charles Rayner and Maud Sarah Elizabeth Robinson, on February 20, 1937 in Canberra, ACT. Dulcie was born on August 9, 1915 in Batemans Bay, NSW,²³³ died on May 30, 1998 in NSW at age 82, and was buried on June 1, 1998 in NSW.

Cecil next married Gwen Murdock.

   F    iv. Laurel Mary Reid was born on December 6, 1916 in Dalgety, NSW.

Laurel married Arthur Rene Kelley on December 18, 1937 in Cooma, NSW.²³⁴ Arthur died on December 31, 1991.

   M    v. Cyril Stephen Reid was born on January 1, 1922 in Dalgety, NSW and died on August 10, 1997 in Canberra, ACT at age 75.

Cyril married Una Maria Murphy, daughter of Coulson Arthur Murphy and Dora McDonald, on September 22, 1945.

14. Cecilia Lavinia Reid (Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on May 19, 1883 in "The Gardens" near Berridale, NSW,³⁷ died on September 24, 1944 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW³⁸ at age 61, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 104. Another name for Cecilia was Celie.

Cecilia married James Wellsmore, son of James Wellsmore and Ellen Sarah Whalan, on July 5, 1905 in Cooma, NSW.²³⁵ James was born on April 20, 1871 in Boloco Creek, NSW,²³⁶ was baptised on June 2, 1871 in Anglican Church, Cooma, NSW, died on November 28, 1940 in Boloco, NSW²³⁷ at age 69, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 104.

• Occupation: Farmer, grazier.

• Religion: Catholic.

   F    i. Elsie May Wellsmore was born on October 27, 1906 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW, died on June 1, 1988 in Muswellbrook, NSW at age 81, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery near Dalgety, NSW.

Elsie married John Mackay Kitchen in 1949 in Paddington, NSW.²³⁸

   M    ii. Oswald Sylvester Wellsmore was born on September 1, 1907 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW.²³⁹

Oswald married Kathleen Lila Coralie Williamson, daughter of Archibald Williamson and Adeline Williams, on May 13, 1931 in Cooma, NSW.²⁴⁰ Lila was born on September 10, 1904 in "Hilltop" near Jindabyne, NSW,²⁴¹ died on September 15, 1994 in Canberra, ACT at age 90, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW. She was usually called Lila.

   M    iii. James Laurence Wellsmore was born on May 9, 1910 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW and died in November 1964 in Dural, NSW²⁴² at age 54. Another name for James was Billy.

James married Margaret Ethel Briggs in 1941 in St. Mary's Catholic Cathedral, Sydney, NSW.²⁴³ Another name for Margaret was Peggy.

   M    iv. Urban Calistus Wellsmore was born on October 11, 1914 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW, died on April 1, 1973 in Berridale, NSW²⁴⁴ at age 58, and was buried in Gegedzerick Cemetery, Berridale, NSW Grave 227. Another name for Urban was Cliss.

Urban married Una Helen Murrell on April 17, 1948 in Cooma, NSW.²⁴⁵ Una was born on February 23, 1923.

   F    v. Madeline Lucy Wellsmore was born in 1915 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW, died on March 17, 1920 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW²⁴⁶ at age 5, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery near Dalgety, NSW Grave 105.

   M    vi. Raymond Oscar Wellsmore was born on June 16, 1918 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW and died on September 30, 1982 in Canberra, ACT at age 64. Another name for Raymond was Ray.

Raymond married Joan Daniels on January 31, 1945 in Cooma, NSW.²⁴⁷

   M    vii. Esmond Milton Wellsmore was born on February 26, 1922 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW and died on December 25, 1980 in Canberra, ACT at age 58.

Esmond married Brenda May Little on December 12, 1943 in Goulburn, NSW.²⁴⁸

   F    viii. Laura Cecilia Wellsmore was born on October 28, 1924 in Dalgety, NSW.

Laura married Frederick Herbert Mould, son of Frederick Edward Mould and Flora Mackay, on January 24, 1942 in West Maitland, NSW.²⁴⁹ Frederick was born on February 10, 1919 in Cooma, NSW. Another name for Frederick was Herb.

15. Mabel Cassandra Reid (Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on January 3, 1886 in Berridale, NSW,³⁹ died on April 9, 1980 in Lilyfield, NSW at age 94, and was buried in Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney, NSW. Another name for Mabel was Cassie.

Mabel married Samuel Henry Giles, son of Samuel Giles and Mary Ann, on January 11, 1904 in Cooma, NSW.²⁵⁰ Samuel was born in 1879 in Tasmania, died on November 6, 1958 in Petersham, NSW²⁵¹ at age 79, and was buried in Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney, NSW.

• Occupation: Musician, surgical instrument maker, drover, timber yard worker.

   F    i. Mabel Amy Mildred Giles was born in 1905 in Wellington, NSW.²⁵²

   F    ii. Lily Giles was born in 1906 in Wellington, NSW.²⁵³

Lily married Unknown McDonald.

   M    iii. Reginald Henry Giles died in 1976 in NSW.²⁵⁴

   M    iv. Henry Richard Giles was born in Lilyfield, NSW.

   M    v. Albert William Giles was born on August 2, 1912 in Lilyfield, NSW. Another name for Albert was Bert.

   M    vi. Leslie Glanville Giles was born in Lilyfield, NSW.

   M    vii. Raymond Clarence Giles was born in Lilyfield, NSW.

16. Mildred Eva Reid (Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on December 16, 1887 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW,⁴⁰ died on October 7, 1971 in Nimmo near Lake Eucumbene, NSW at age 83, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 12. She was usually called Eva.

Eva married William McPhie, son of Malcolm McPhie and Janet Robertson, on September 27, 1905 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW.²⁵⁵ William was born on December 12, 1879 in Nimmo near Lake Eucumbene, NSW,²⁵⁶ died on April 10, 1958 in "The Warren" , Nimmo, NSW²⁵⁷ at age 78, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 12. Another name for William was Billy.

• Occupation: Farmer, general labourer.

   F    i. Alba Muriel McPhie was born on February 11, 1906 in Stuart Town, NSW²⁵⁸ and died on May 18, 1978 in Canberra, ACT at age 72.

Alba married Lawrence Edward Tickner on May 13, 1935 in Presbyterian Church, Adaminaby, NSW.²⁵⁹ Another name for Lawrence was Laurie.

   M    ii. Gordon Archibald McPhie was born on September 16, 1907 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW and died on June 19, 1991 in Cooma, NSW at age 83.

Gordon married Una Catherine McP. Williams on January 22, 1944. Una was born in 1913 and died on March 24, 1990 at age 77.

   F    iii. Mary Jean McPhie was born on June 16, 1910 in "Sunnyside", Nimmo near Cooma, NSW, died on November 19, 1910 in "Sunnyside", Nimmo near Cooma, NSW,²⁶⁰ and was buried in Presbyterian Cemetery, Adaminaby, NSW. The cause of her death was Accidental scalding.

   39 M    iv. Lee Malcolm McPhie was born on September 25, 1911 in "The Warren" , Nimmo, NSW and died on June 26, 1976 in "The Warren" , Nimmo, NSW²⁶¹ at age 64.

   M    v. Searle Clyde McPhie was born on March 19, 1915 in "The Warren" , Nimmo, NSW and died in 1985 in Cooma, NSW at age 70.

Searle married Ellen Mary O'Brien on April 6, 1942 in St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Cooma, NSW.²⁶² Another name for Ellen was Nell.

17. Wilfred Lawson Reid (Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on April 9, 1891 in "Dalgety Gardens", Berridale, NSW,⁴¹ died on March 24, 1947 in Moruya, NSW⁴² at age 55, and was buried on March 26, 1947 in Presbyterian Cemetery, Moruya, NSW. The cause of his death was Prostate cancer. Another name for Wilfred was Wilf.

Notes: William Reid, Wilfred's father, gave his consent for the marriage because Wilfred was only 19 years of age. Walter Reid and Gertrude Victoria Roberson were the witnesses to Wilfed and Eliza's marriage.

• Occupation: Bee farmer.

Wilfred married Eliza Mary Preston, daughter of Ada Girvan, on October 26, 1910 in his brother Walter Reid's home at Little Paupong near Dalgety, NSW.²⁶³ Dot was born on April 9, 1895 in Currawong near Delegate, NSW,²⁶⁴ died on January 17, 1931 in Bega, NSW²⁶⁵ at age 35, and was buried on January 18, 1931 in Presbyterian Cemetery, Bermagui, NSW. The cause of her death was Acute yellow atrophy of liver. Another name for Dot was Eliza Mary Girvan. She was usually called Dot.

Marriage Notes: Presbyterian Rites
William Reid, Wilfred's father, gave his consent for the marriage because Wilfred was only 19 years of age. Walter Reid and Gertrude Victoria Roberson were the witnesses to Wilfed and Eliza's marriage.
James Hugh Montague, as guardian of Eliza gave his consent for her marriage because she was only 16 years of age.

   M    i. Daniel Reid was born on March 7, 1912 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW, died on March 7, 1912 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW,²⁶⁶ and was buried on March 9, 1912 in Presbyterian Cemetery, Boloco, NSW. The cause of his death was Premature birth and natural weakness.

   M    ii. Glenn Boyce Reid was born on February 18, 1913 in "Honeyvale", Paupong near Dalgety, NSW and died on November 24, 2000 in Nowra, NSW at age 87.

Glenn married Ethel Hall, daughter of Cornelius Hall and Nellie Anne Blann, on October 19, 1935 in West Wyalong, NSW.²⁶⁷ Ethel was born on July 15, 1914 in Bermagui, NSW²⁶⁸ and died on February 12, 1992 in Bomaderry, NSW at age 77.

   40 M    iii. Oscar Archibald Reid was born on May 8, 1914 in "Honey Vale", Paupong near Dalgety, NSW, died on September 9, 1980 in West Kempsey, NSW at age 66, and was buried on September 11, 1980 in Presbyterian Cemetery, East Kempsey, NSW.

   41 F    iv. Nita Pauline Reid was born on October 18, 1917 in "Honey Vale", Paupong near Dalgety, NSW, died on March 20, 1957 in Bermagui, NSW²⁶⁹ at age 39, and was buried in Bermagui Cemetery, NSW.

   42 F    v. Olive Jean Reid was born on June 25, 1919 in "Honey Vale", Paupong near Dalgety, NSW and died on November 4, 2007 in Noosa, QLD at age 88.

Wilfred had a relationship with Evelyn Jean Ferguson, daughter of Archibald Ferguson and Emmiline Jane Jaggers, in 1932. This couple did not marry. Evelyn was born on February 4, 1909 in Bermagui, NSW, died on January 3, 1980 in Nowra, NSW at age 70, and was buried in Moruya Cemetery, NSW.

   F    i. Dorothy Reid .

   M    ii. Gaven Reid . (Twin)

   F    iii. Norma Reid . (Twin)

   M    iv. Wilfred Lawson Reid .

   F    v. Colleen D. Reid .

   M    vi. Wallace Ferguson Reid .

   M    vii. Kerry Glanville Reid . Another name for Kerry was Mac.

   M    viii. Graham Reid .

   M    ix. William Irwin Reid .

18. Alba Zinnia Reid (Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on August 1, 1894 in Murrumburrah, NSW,⁴³ died on August 5, 1955 in Sydney, NSW at age 61, and was buried on August 7, 1955 in Rookwood Crematorium, Sydney, NSW.

Alba married George Stanley Compton, son of Abraham Compton and Annie Susan Williamson, on December 18, 1912 in "Honey Vale", Paupong near Dalgety, NSW.²⁷⁰ George was born on February 12, 1891 in Argyle, NSW²⁷¹ and died in 1948 in Camperdown, NSW²⁷² at age 57.

Marriage Notes: The witnesses to Alba and George's marriage were W. L. Reid and Helen Maude Reid.

   M    i. William Compton was born in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW and died in 1994.

William married Marjorie.

Alba next married Joe Gray, son of Joseph Dobson and Mary Watson, on June 22, 1951 in Parramatta, NSW.²⁷³ Joe was born circa 1877 in Trentham, England. Another name for Joe was Ernest Loraine Dobson.

Notes: Joe Gray was originally Ernest Loraine Dobson, son of Joseph Dobson and Mary Watson.He was born in Trentham in England c. 1877. He changed his name to Joe Gray on the 15th June 1951, just before he married Alba Reid.

• Occupation: Painter, sheep farmer.

19. William John Glanville (William John², William John¹) was born in 1877 in Berridale, NSW⁴⁷ and died in 1964 in Burwood, NSW⁴⁸ at age 87.

William married Maud Madeline Stieger, daughter of Theodore Stieger and Elizabeth Charter, in 1899 in Inverell, NSW.²⁷⁴ Maud was born in 1883 in Inverell, NSW²⁷⁵ and died in 1957 in Burwood, NSW²⁷⁶ at age 74.

   F    i. Agnes Annie A. Glanville was born in 1900 in Inverell, NSW²⁷⁷ and died in 1974 in NSW²⁷⁸ at age 74.

Agnes married Leslie Pudney, son of William H. Pudney and Mary E. Lang, in 1929 in Burwood, NSW.²⁷⁹ Leslie was born in 1891 in Ashfield, NSW.²⁸⁰

   F    ii. Marjorie Maud May Glanville was born in 1904 in Inverell, NSW²⁸¹ and died in 1976 in NSW²⁸² at age 72.

   M    iii. Leslie William Glanville was born in 1907 in Inverell, NSW²⁸³ and died in 1968 in Burwood, NSW²⁸⁴ at age 61.

Leslie married Ella Mary Donovan in 1942 in Five Dock, NSW.²⁸⁵

   M    iv. Norman James Glanville died in 1958 in Burwood, NSW.²⁸⁶

Norman married Bertha May Seib in 1941 in Five Dock, NSW.²⁸⁷

20. Agnes Catherine E. Glanville (William John², William John¹) was born in 1878 in Berridale, NSW⁴⁹ and died in 1943 in Ryde, NSW⁵⁰ at age 65.

Agnes married Alfred Littler, son of Samuel Littler and Ann White, in 1899 in Inverell, NSW.²⁸⁸ Alfred was born in 1874 in Inverell, NSW²⁸⁹ and died in 1949 in Tingha, NSW²⁹⁰ at age 75.

   M    i. Harold William Littler was born in 1899 in Inverell, NSW²⁹¹ and died in 1966 in Burwood, NSW²⁹² at age 67.

   F    ii. Irene F. Littler was born in 1901 in Inverell, NSW.²⁹³

   F    iii. Annie A. Littler was born in 1904 in Inverell, NSW.²⁹⁴

Annie married Charles H. Meyers in 1929 in Waverley, NSW.²⁹⁵

21. Christina Isabel R. Glanville (William John², William John¹) was born in 1884 in Berridale, NSW⁶⁰ and died in 1946 in Manly, NSW⁶¹ at age 62.

Christina married George Samuel Emanuel Littler, son of George Littler and Annie, in 1898 in Glen Innes, NSW.²⁹⁶ George died in 1944 in Petersham, NSW.²⁹⁷

   F    i. Agnes A. I. Littler was born in 1899 in Inverell, NSW.²⁹⁸

   M    ii. George Oswald Littler was born in 1901 in Inverell, NSW²⁹⁹ and died in 1971 in Gosford, NSW³⁰⁰ at age 70.

   M    iii. Lawrence E. Samuel Littler was born in 1905 in Casino, NSW³⁰¹ and died in 1977 in NSW³⁰² at age 72.

   M    iv. Cecil Victor Littler died in 1957 in Petersham, NSW.³⁰³

22. Alice C. A. Glanville (William John², William John¹) was born in 1886 in Berridale, NSW.⁶²

Alice married William John Burtenshaw, son of George Bod Burtenshaw and Margaret Finn, in 1901 in Inverell, NSW.³⁰⁴ William was born in 1876 in Inverell, NSW.³⁰⁵

   F    i. Dorothy E. A. Burtenshaw was born in 1902 in Inverell, NSW³⁰⁶ and died in 1902 in Inverell, NSW.³⁰⁷

   M    ii. William Henry Burtenshaw was born in 1904 in Inverell, NSW³⁰⁸ and died in 1958 in Petersham, NSW³⁰⁹ at age 54.

William married Doris M. Faulkner in 1927 in Newtown, NSW.³¹⁰

   F    iii. Ivy A. Burtenshaw was born in 1906 in Inverell, NSW.³¹¹

Ivy married Alfred Morley S. Glasse, son of Andrew Glasse and Isabella, in 1926 in Newtown, NSW.³¹² Alfred was born in 1895 in Moree, NSW³¹³ and died in 1959 in Marrickville, NSW³¹⁴ at age 64.

23. Eliza Louisa Burton (Louisa B. Glanville², William John¹) was born in 1876 in Berridale, NSW⁷² and died in 1952 in Murwillumbah, NSW⁷³ at age 76.

Eliza married William Henry Plumb, son of William Henry Plumb and Mary Anne Winning, in 1899 in Candelo, NSW.³¹⁵ William was born in 1869 in Eden, NSW³¹⁶ and died in 1961 in Murwillumbah, NSW³¹⁷ at age 92.

   M    i. Lionel D. Plumb was born in 1900 in Candelo, NSW.³¹⁸

   M    ii. Norman Lawrence Plumb was born in 1901 in Candelo, NSW³¹⁹ and died in 1973 in Tweed Heads, NSW³²⁰ at age 72.

Norman married Violet Emma Rose Law in 1936 in Murwillumbah, NSW.³²¹

   F    iii. Edna A. Plumb was born in 1904 in Candelo, NSW.³²²

Edna married Geoffrey H. Macarthur in 1933 in Murwillumbah, NSW.³²³

24. Ada Florence Burton (Louisa B. Glanville², William John¹) was born in 1878 in Berridale, NSW⁷⁴ and died in 1952 in Ashfield, NSW⁷⁵ at age 74.

Ada married John James Schuback, son of Sebastian Schuback and Johanna Jess, in 1900 in Eden, NSW.³²⁴ John was born in 1868 in Eden, NSW³²⁵ and died in 1955 in Sydney, NSW³²⁶ at age 87.

   F    i. Ina May Schuback was born in 1900 in Bega, NSW³²⁷ and died in 1950 in Bega, NSW³²⁸ at age 50.

Ina married Cecil Barton Haigh, son of William Richard Haigh and Ellen Edwards, in 1921 in Bega, NSW.³²⁹ Cecil was born in 1900 in Bega, NSW³³⁰ and died in 1957 in Sydney, NSW³³¹ at age 57.

   M    ii. Douglas Clare Schuback was born in 1903 in Bega, NSW³³² and died in 1975 in NSW at age 72.

Douglas married Alice M. Crocker, daughter of Thomas Richard Crocker and Violet Gertrude Ward, in 1922 in Ashfield, NSW.³³⁰ Alice was born in 1904 in Bemboka, NSW.³³³

   F    iii. Alice Maude Schuback was born in 1907 in Bega, NSW³³⁴ and died in 1974 in NSW³³⁵ at age 67.

Alice married Victor Melocco, son of Valentino Melocco and Katherine, in 1928 in Hurstville, NSW.³³⁶ Victor died in 1954 in Rockdale, NSW.³³⁷

   M    iv. Wallace Joseph Schuback died in 1965 in Sydney, NSW.³³⁸

Wallace married Ruth Aline Beresford in 1941 in Hurstville, NSW.³³⁹

   M    v. Percival Selwyn J. Schuback died in 1972 in Bulli, NSW.³⁴⁰

Percival married Ruby A. Kennedy in 1927 in Bega, NSW.³⁴¹

25. Isaac John Burton (Louisa B. Glanville², William John¹) was born in 1883 in Berridale, NSW⁸⁰ and died in 1958 in Bega, NSW⁸¹ at age 75.

Isaac married Mary Emily H. McGovern, daughter of James McGovern and Charlotte, in 1905 in Eden, NSW.³⁴² Mary died in 1954 in Bega, NSW.³⁴³

   M    i. Harvey Lovel Burton was born in 1905 in Eden, NSW³⁴⁴ and died in 1965 in Bega, NSW³⁴⁵ at age 60.

Harvey married Alice E. Miller in 1934 in Bega, NSW.³⁴⁶

   F    ii. Eileen M. Burton was born in 1907 in Eden, NSW.³⁴⁷

Eileen married Desmond W. C. Taylor, son of Thomas William Taylor and Emily Jane Jones, in 1927 in Bega, NSW.³⁴⁸ Desmond was born in 1899 in Bega, NSW.³⁴⁹

   M    iii. Harold Vincent Burton died in 1977 in NSW.³⁵⁰

Harold married Theda Mary Streeter in 1944 in Auburn, NSW.³⁵¹

26. Nellie G. Burton (Louisa B. Glanville², William John¹) was born in 1890 in Candelo, NSW.⁹¹

Nellie married Ernest D. Smith, son of Daniel Smith and Janet Williamson, in 1912 in Bega, NSW.³⁵² Ernest was born on June 7, 1883 in Cooma, NSW³⁵³ and died on April 11, 1963 in Sydney, NSW³⁵⁴ at age 79.

   F    i. Jean Smith .

Jean married Keith Harper.

27. Ethel Gertrude Blyton (Eliza Glanville², William John¹) was born in 1882 and died in 1963 in Scarborough, NSW¹³⁵ at age 81.

Ethel married Llewellyn Judge, son of William G. Judge and Julia A., in 1903 in Wellington, NSW.³⁵⁵ Llewellyn died in 1933 in Randwick, NSW.³⁵⁶

   M    i. Maurice Henry Judge was born in 1903 in Wellington, NSW³⁵⁷ and died in 1970 in Bulli, NSW³⁵⁸ at age 67.

   F    ii. Ethel A. Judge died in 1916 in Hill End, NSW.³⁵⁹

   M    iii. Leslie Norman Judge died in 1937 in Hill End, NSW.³⁶⁰

Ethel next married Frederick Phillis in 1939 in Helensburgh, NSW.³⁶¹

28. Mary Christine Gladys Reid (William Ernest Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on September 23, 1899 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW.¹⁷⁴

Mary married someone.

   M    i. Eda Reid .

Eda married Kylie Robinson.

Mary next married William J. Campbell in 1924 in Waverley, NSW.³⁶² Another name for William was Bill.

29. Dorothea Louisa Grace Reid (William Ernest Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on February 13, 1902 in Paupong near Dalgety, NSW,¹⁷⁵ died on October 19, 1993 in NSW at age 91, and was buried in Northern Suburbs Crematorium, North Ryde, NSW.

Dorothea married someone.

   F    i. Margaret Reid .

Dorothea married Harold David Elmo Clarke, son of Horatio Robert Clarke and Martha Louisa Jane Caldwell, in 1929 in North Sydney, NSW.³⁶³ Harold was born on June 14, 1908 in NSW and died on December 27, 1976 in NSW³⁶⁴ at age 68.

30. Hector Ernest Laurence Reid (William Ernest Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on January 30, 1906 in Dalgety, NSW,¹⁷⁶ died on February 8, 1969 in Cooma, NSW¹⁷⁷ at age 63, and was buried in Mittagang Cemetery, Cooma, NSW Grave 581. Another name for Hector was Deckie.

Hector married Teresa M. C. Byrne in 1928 in Cooma, NSW.³⁶⁵ Another name for Teresa was Tess.

   M    i. Gregory Reid . Another name for Gregory was Pat.

31. Edith Zilla Reid (Thomas H. Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on January 29, 1906 in Boloco, NSW¹⁸⁸ and died on August 17, 1979 in Cooma, NSW at age 73. Another name for Edith was Edie.

Edith married Morton Biilmann Hedger, son of George William Hedger and Bridget Louisa Bulmann, in 1924 in Cooma, NSW.³⁶⁶ Morton was born on December 11, 1894 in Cooma, NSW,³⁶⁷ died on October 7, 1961 in Dalgety, NSW³⁶⁸ at age 66, and was buried in Boloco Cemetery, NSW Grave 26. Another name for Morton was Mort.

   M    i. Ronald Morton Hedger was born in 1929 in Dalgety, NSW and died on February 1, 1991 in Toowoomba, QLD at age 62.

Ronald married Shirley Isabel Suthern.

32. Leslie Dawman Smith (Isabella Maud Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born in 1899 in Cooma, NSW.²²²

Leslie married Rita Iris D. Payne in 1929 in Grenfell, NSW.³⁶⁹

   F    i. Coral Gwendolyn Smith .

Coral married John Patrick Stanton in 1951 in Cootamundra, NSW.³⁷⁰

   M    ii. Lawrence Dawman Smith .

Lawrence married Margaret White.

   M    iii. Geoffrey Smith .

   F    iv. Ivy Smith .

Ivy married Morris Goodwin.

33. Auriel Mayda Smith (Isabella Maud Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born in 1901 in Cootamundra, NSW.²²³ Another name for Auriel was Suzie.

Auriel married William Percival Leach in 1923 in Barmedman, NSW.³⁷¹

   F    i. Enid Joan Leach .

Enid married Norman Edward Storm in 1949 in West Wyalong, NSW.³⁷²

   F    ii. Gladys Isobel Leach .

Gladys married Unknown Van Dyken.

   F    iii. Caroline Elizabeth Leach .

Caroline married Horace Frederick Pomplun in 1952 in Wagga Wagga, NSW.³⁷³

34. Elva Mary Smith (Isabella Maud Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born in 1903 in Cooma, NSW.²²⁴

Elva married Frederick James Henman in 1927 in West Wyalong, NSW.³⁷⁴

   M    i. Hubert Clive Henman .

   F    ii. Alma Mary Henman .

Alma married Unknown Kelly.

   M    iii. Leonard Henman .

35. Elsie Evelyn Smith (Isabella Maud Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on December 26, 1906 in Barmedman, NSW.²²⁵

Elsie married Allan John Maley in 1930 in Barmedman, NSW.³⁷⁵

   M    i. Hubert Michael Maley .

   F    ii. Wilma May Maley .

Wilma married Unknown Penfold.

   F    iii. Elva Evelyn Maley .

Elva married Unknown Fuge.

36. Evelyn May Smith (Isabella Maud Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹). She was usually called May.

May married William Bowman in Wagga Wagga, NSW.

   M    i. Bruce William Bowman .

   F    ii. Dorothy May Bowman .

Dorothy married Unknown Hare.

   M    iii. John William Bowman .

37. Albert Oswald Smith (Isabella Maud Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born in July 1917. Another name for Albert was Abe.

Albert married Mavis Georgina Death in 1944 in Grenfell, NSW.³⁷⁶

   F    i. Yvonne Lorraine Smith

Yvonne married Unknown South.

   M    ii. Athol David Smith

   M    iii. Frederick Ernest Smith

   F    iv. Jocelyn Isobel Smith

   F    v. Neville Charles Smith

38. William Glanville Smith (Isabella Maud Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on October 18, 1925, died on February 19, 2003 in West Wyalong, NSW at age 77, and was buried on February 21, 2003 in Wyalong Cementery, West Wyalong, NSW. Another name for William was Bill.

William married Mavis Lena McFadzean in 1950 in Griffith, NSW.³⁷⁷

   F    i. Zannette Smith .

   M    ii. Peter Smith .

   F    iii. Gail Smith .

   M    iv. Gordon Smith .

39. Lee Malcolm McPhie (Mildred Eva Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on September 25, 1911 in "The Warren" , Nimmo, NSW and died on June 26, 1976 in "The Warren" , Nimmo, NSW²⁶¹ at age 64.

Lee married Margaret Miners on June 28, 1958.

   M    i. Peter McPhie .

   M    ii. Paul McPhie .

40. Oscar Archibald Reid (Wilfred Lawson Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on May 8, 1914 in "Honey Vale", Paupong near Dalgety, NSW, died on September 9, 1980 in West Kempsey, NSW at age 66, and was buried on September 11, 1980 in Presbyterian Cemetery, East Kempsey, NSW. The cause of his death was Broncho Pneumonia, prostate cancer. Another name for Oscar was Jim.

• Occupation: Farmer, truck driver, DMR foreman, taxi owner.

Oscar married Eva Hall, daughter of Cornelius Hall and Nellie Anne Blann, on February 4, 1933 in Cornelius and Nellie Hall's Home at Bermagui, NSW.³⁷⁸ Eva was born on December 25, 1916 in Bermagui, NSW, died on July 5, 1980 in West Kempsey, NSW at age 63, and was buried on July 7, 1980 in Beresfield Crematorium, Beresfield, NSW. The cause of her death was Myocardial infarction.

Marriage Notes: Oscar and Eva were married by Rev. Alban Ernest Elliott, a Church of England Minister. Percy Smith and Ethel Hall were the witnesses.

   F    i. Pamela Mary Reid

Pamela married Neville John Robinson.

   F    ii. Pauline Ann Reid

Pauline married Ronald Douglas McClure.

   F    iii. Elaine Margaret Reid

Elaine married Malcolm Frederick Dibden, son of Frederick Robert Julian Dibden and Mildred F. Robertson.

   M    iv. James Reid was born on March 27, 1938 in Moruya, NSW, died on March 27, 1938 in Moruya, NSW,³⁷⁹ and was buried on March 28, 1938 in Presbyterian Cemetery, Moruya, NSW. The cause of his death was Congenital debility.

Notes: James only lived for 5 minutes

   F    v. Judith Eve Reid was born on April 7, 1939 in Moruya, NSW and died on April 25, 1986 in Silverdale, NSW at age 47.

Judith married Robert Alan Brandon.

Judith next married Max Edward Tapley.

   M    vi. Neil Reid

Neil married Jan.

   F    vii. Helen Lynette Reid

Helen married Brian Ronald Irvine.

   M    viii. Christopher Reid

Christopher married Joy Christine Boyd.

41. Nita Pauline Reid (Wilfred Lawson Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on October 18, 1917 in "Honey Vale", Paupong near Dalgety, NSW, died on March 20, 1957 in Bermagui, NSW²⁶⁹ at age 39, and was buried in Bermagui Cemetery, NSW. She was usually called Pauline.

Pauline married Percy Samuel Smith, son of William Smith and Christina Anna Wilton, in 1933 in Bega, NSW.³⁸⁰ Percy was born on December 24, 1912 in Bermagui, NSW, died on May 23, 1970 in Bermagui, NSW³⁸¹ at age 57, and was buried in Bermagui Cemetery, NSW.

• Occupation: Fisherman.

   F    i. Nita Mary Smith

Nita married John Betts.

   F    ii. Shirley Dawn Smith

Shirley married Gordon Johnston.

42. Olive Jean Reid (Wilfred Lawson Reid³, Mary Ann Frances Glanville², William John¹) was born on June 25, 1919 in "Honey Vale", Paupong near Dalgety, NSW and died on November 4, 2007 in Noosa, QLD at age 88. She was usually called Jean.

• Occupation: WRAAF, home duties.

Jean married Ernest Neil Davis, son of Thomas Davis and Sarah Allen, on January 9, 1943 in Coila, NSW.³⁸² Neil was born on January 22, 1917 in Coila near Moruya, NSW, died on May 15, 1982 in Moruya, NSW at age 65, and was buried in Moruya Cemetery, NSW. Another name for Neil was Neil. He was usually called Neil.

• Occupation: RAAF., farmer, service station proprietor.

   M    i. Kenneth Neil Davis was born on November 5, 1946 in Moruya, NSW and died on January 3, 2001 in Randwick, NSW at age 54. Another name for Kenneth was Ken.

   F    ii. Carole Sandra Davis

Carole married Ronald John Pheeney.

   F    iii. Diane Jean Davis

Diane married Jan Bruce Croker.

   F    iv. Merrilyn Marie Davis

Merrilyn married Robert Sylvester Robinson.

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30. NSW BDM Index, 9976/1875.

31. NSW BDM Index, 10245/1876.

32. NSW BDM Index, 23303/1937.

33. NSW BDM Index, 11310/1878.

34. NSW BDM Index, 37413/1962.

35. NSW BDM Index, 20435/1881.

36. NSW BDM Index, 33083/1961.

37. NSW BDM Index, 23140/1883.

38. NSW BDM Index, 23917/1944.

39. NSW BDM Index, 26435/1886.

40. NSW BDM Index, 27738/1888.

41. NSW BDM Index, 10938/1891.

42. NSW BDM Index, 5267/1947.

43. NSW BDM Index, 22567/1894.

44. NSW BDM Index, 2586/1877.

45. NSW BDM Index, 6161/1857.

46. NSW BDM Index, 13017/1952.

47. NSW BDM Index, 10404/1877.

48. NSW BDM Index, 10593/1964.

49. NSW BDM Index, 11294/1878.

50. NSW BDM Index, 23367/1943.

51. NSW BDM Index, 12556/1880.

52. NSW BDM Index, 11946/1953.

53. NSW BDM Index, 1757/1913.

54. NSW BDM Index, 17101/1890.

55. NSW BDM Index, 21274/1882.

56. NSW BDM Index, 21462/1976.

57. NSW BDM Index, 6719/1918.

58. NSW BDM Index, 17862/1893.

59. NSW BDM Index, 23378/1968.

60. NSW BDM Index, 24711/1884.

61. NSW BDM Index, 3610/1946.

62. NSW BDM Index, 26527/1886.

63. NSW BDM Index, 27910/1888.

64. NSW BDM Index, 67018/1971.

65. NSW BDM Index, 10799/1907.

66. NSW BDM Index, 7781/1950.

67. NSW BDM Index, 10863/1891.

68. NSW BDM Index, 14202/1903.

69. NSW BDM Index, 2300/1875.

70. NSW BDM Index, V18452276 30A/1845.

71. NSW BDM Index, 20877/1932.

72. NSW BDM Index, 10156/1876.

73. NSW BDM Index, 6927/1952.

74. NSW BDM Index, 11116/1878.

75. NSW BDM Index, 29145/1952.

76. NSW BDM Index, 11973/1879.

77. NSW BDM Index, 4281/1905.

78. NSW BDM Index, 20509/1881.

79. NSW BDM Index, 5825/1953.

80. NSW BDM Index, 23138/1883.

81. NSW BDM Index, 7163/1958.

82. NSW BDM Index, 19037/1885.

83. NSW BDM Index, 14824/1944.

84. NSW BDM Index, 917/1911.

85. NSW BDM Index, 11090/1892.

86. NSW BDM Index, 20442/1887.

87. NSW BDM Index, 35716/1963.

88. NSW BDM Index, 836/1909.

89. NSW BDM Index, 10390/1880.

90. NSW BDM Index, 32097/1950.

91. NSW BDM Index, 9540/1890.

92. NSW BDM Index, 6622/1892.

93. NSW BDM Index, 5313/1917.

94. NSW BDM Index, 6784/1893.

95. NSW BDM Index, 1802/1936.

96. NSW BDM Index, 2012/1915.

97. NSW BDM Index, 18435/1884.

98. NSW BDM Index, 4279/1934.

99. NSW BDM Index, 21857/1901.

100. NSW BDM Index, 2310/1896.

101. NSW BDM Index, 12122/1917.

102. NSW BDM Index, 5637/1889.

103. NSW BDM Index, 9879/1869.

104. NSW BDM Index, 711/1931.

105. NSW BDM Index, 7331/1890.

106. NSW BDM Index, 52009/1973.

107. NSW BDM Index, 15242/1912.

108. NSW BDM Index, 15821/1890.

109. NSW BDM Index, 42602/1971.

110. NSW BDM Index, 7264/1892.

111. NSW BDM Index, 29861/1958.

112. NSW BDM Index, 1284/1929.

113. NSW BDM Index, 8518/1903.

114. NSW BDM Index, 21361/1965.

115. NSW BDM Index, 7350/1893.

116. NSW BDM Index, 29231/1957.

117. NSW BDM Index, 13588/1916.

118. NSW BDM Index, 7036/1894.

119. NSW BDM Index, 22270/1970.

120. NSW BDM Index, 12340/1897.

121. NSW BDM Index, 10757/1966.

122. NSW BDM Index, 9621/1916.

123. NSW BDM Index, 33996/1893.

124. NSW BDM Index, 18063/1974.

125. NSW BDM Index, 11536/1900.

126. NSW BDM Index, 26881/1954.

127. NSW BDM Index, 6163/1927.

128. NSW BDM Index, 16096/1901.

129. NSW BDM Index, 28190/1901.

130. NSW BDM Index, 7267/1959.

131. NSW BDM Index, V1851 3380 38A/1851.

132. NSW BDM Index, 12655/1932.

133. NSW BDM Index, 12499/1880.

134. NSW BDM Index, 6180/1880.

135. NSW BDM Index, 12071/1963.

136. NSW BDM Index, 23162/1883.

137. NSW BDM Index, 10976/1888.

138. NSW BDM Index, 25656/1885.

139. NSW BDM Index, 11796/1930.

140. NSW BDM Index, 17258/1922.

141. NSW BDM Index, 26411/1903.

142. NSW BDM Index, 27280/1887.

143. NSW BDM Index, 2047/1906.

144. NSW BDM Index, 6589/1880.

145. NSW BDM Index, 25767/1946.

146. NSW BDM Index, 10682/1889.

147. NSW BDM Index, 10995/1891.

148. NSW BDM Index, 57741/1971.

149. NSW BDM Index, 12508/1908.

150. NSW BDM Index, 38526/1895.

151. NSW BDM Index, 18211/1930.

152. NSW BDM Index, 10597/1894.

153. NSW BDM Index, 20517/1898.

154. NSW BDM Index, 36742/1969.

155. NSW BDM Index, 11249/1918.

156. NSW BDM Index, 4649/1897.

157. NSW BDM Index, 57078/1974.

158. NSW BDM Index, 18911/1905.

159. NSW BDM Index, 68668/1971.

160. NSW BDM Index, 7026/1937.

161. NSW BDM Index, 33207/1898.

162. NSW BDM Index, 4108/1892.

163. NSW BDM Index, 29127/1895.

164. NSW BDM Index, 2941/1893.

165. NSW BDM Index, 9464/1873.

166. NSW BDM Index, 30157/1959.

167. NSW BDM Index, 10519/1894.

168. NSW BDM Index, 38480/1966.

169. NSW BDM Index, 8949/1916.

170. NSW BDM Index, 21606/1895.

171. NSW BDM Index, 12311/1915.

172. NSW BDM Index, 29963/1896.

173. NSW BDM Index, 11410/1897.

174. NSW BDM Index, 29732/1899.

175. NSW BDM Index, 2367/1902.

176. NSW BDM Index, 2630/1907.

177. NSW BDM Index, 16171/1969.

178. NSW BDM Index, 48202/1972.

179. NSW BDM Index, 1072/1902.

180. NSW BDM Index, 23358/1883.

181. NSW BDM Index, 23933/1944.

182. NSW BDM Index, 11344/1903.

183. NSW BDM Index, 24336/1954.

184. NSW BDM Index, 19300/1939.

185. NSW BDM Index, 2672/1905.

186. NSW BDM Index, 10791/1936.

187. NSW BDM Index, 24365/1953.

188. NSW BDM Index, 2666/1906.

189. NSW BDM Index, 1999/1941.

190. NSW BDM Index, 19223/1915.

191. NSW BDM Index, 5005/1893.

192. NSW BDM Index, 18407/1868.

193. NSW BDM Index, 5076/1959.

194. NSW BDM Index, 11033/1894.

195. NSW BDM Index, 15983/1939.

196. NSW BDM Index, 27652/1948.

197. NSW BDM Index, 20948/1896.

198. NSW BDM Index, 29929/1898.

199. NSW BDM Index, 2224/1971.

200. NSW BDM Index, 12098/1919.

201. NSW BDM Index, 24199/1964.

202. NSW BDM Index, 18649/1904.

203. NSW BDM Index, 16116/1935.

204. NSW BDM Index, 28858/1962.

205. NSW BDM Index, 1346/1900.

206. NSW BDM Index, 4323/1959.

207. NSW BDM Index, 2649/1901.

208. NSW BDM Index, 1185/1901.

209. NSW BDM Index, 11465/1902.

210. NSW BDM Index, 29428/1903.

211. NSW BDM Index, 4378/1956.

212. NSW BDM Index, 15819/1906.

213. NSW BDM Index, 2285/1930.

214. NSW BDM Index, 14053/1961.

215. NSW BDM Index, 19668/1938.

216. NSW BDM Index, 6330/1937.

217. NSW BDM Index, 1137/1937.

218. NSW BDM Index, 7130/1938.

219. NSW BDM Index, 7246/1896.

220. NSW BDM Index, 12865/1957.

221. NSW BDM Index, 30633/1897.

222. NSW BDM Index, 20223/1899.

223. NSW BDM Index, 12096/1901.

224. NSW BDM Index, 11335/1903.

225. NSW BDM Index, 1254/1907.

226. NSW BDM Index, 1155/1909.

227. NSW BDM Index, 11328/1893.

228. NSW BDM Index, 22796/1954.

229. NSW BDM Index, 65598/1972.

230. NSW BDM Index, 10435/1933.

231. NSW BDM Index, 54432/1974.

232. NSW BDM Index, 5699/1934.

233. NSW BDM Index, 40173/1915.

234. NSW BDM Index, 17858/1937.

235. NSW BDM Index, 6691/1905.

236. NSW BDM Index, 9185/1871.

237. NSW BDM Index, 21680/1940.

238. NSW BDM Index, 8776/1949.

239. NSW BDM Index, 34379/1907.

240. NSW BDM Index, 4586/1931.

241. NSW BDM Index, 31560/1904.

242. NSW BDM Index, 41123/1964.

243. NSW BDM Index, 826/1941.

244. NSW BDM Index, 54316/1973.

245. NSW BDM Index, 9381/1948.

246. NSW BDM Index, 4405/1920.

247. NSW BDM Index, 2196/1945.

248. NSW BDM Index, 22448/1943.

249. NSW BDM Index, 8946/1942.

250. NSW BDM Index, 973/1904.

251. NSW BDM Index, 29871/1958.

252. NSW BDM Index, 9066/1905.

253. NSW BDM Index, 19580/1906.

254. NSW BDM Index, 13888/1976.

255. NSW BDM Index, 6706/1905.

256. NSW BDM Index, 11792/1879.

257. NSW BDM Index, 12597/1958.

258. NSW BDM Index, 9264/1906.

259. NSW BDM Index, 6380/1935.

260. NSW BDM Index, 12261/1910.

261. NSW BDM Index, 201315/1976.

262. NSW BDM Index, 12500/1942.

263. NSW BDM Index, 11867/1910.

264. NSW BDM Index, 11206/1895.

265. NSW BDM Index, 2327/1931.

266. NSW BDM Index, 1195/1912.

267. NSW BDM Index, 18179/1935.

268. NSW BDM Index, 30922/1914.

269. NSW BDM Index, 7181/1957.

270. NSW BDM Index, 1312/1913.

271. NSW BDM Index, 4118/1891.

272. NSW BDM Index, 7721/1948.

273. NSW BDM Index, 10440/1951.

274. NSW BDM Index, 8289/1899.

275. NSW BDM Index, 21388/1883.

276. NSW BDM Index, 18371/1957.

277. NSW BDM Index, 22797/1900.

278. NSW BDM Index, 9920/1974.

279. NSW BDM Index, 1866/1929.

280. NSW BDM Index, 4943/1891.

281. NSW BDM Index, 33045/1904.

282. NSW BDM Index, 30339/1976.

283. NSW BDM Index, 25036/1907.

284. NSW BDM Index, 22655/1968.

285. NSW BDM Index, 12819/1942.

286. NSW BDM Index, 1759/1958.

287. NSW BDM Index, 28614/1941.

288. NSW BDM Index, 1224/1899.

289. NSW BDM Index, 12457/1874.

290. NSW BDM Index, 6205/1949.

291. NSW BDM Index, 21710/1899.

292. NSW BDM Index, 28085/1966.

293. NSW BDM Index, 22855/1901.

294. NSW BDM Index, 12975/1904.

295. NSW BDM Index, 8936/1929.

296. NSW BDM Index, 7778/1898.

297. NSW BDM Index, 12176/1944.

298. NSW BDM Index, 3871/1899.

299. NSW BDM Index, 13453/1901.

300. NSW BDM Index, 48019/1971.

301. NSW BDM Index, 2456/1905.

302. NSW BDM Index, 26378/1977.

303. NSW BDM Index, 30778/1957.

304. NSW BDM Index, 9355/1901.

305. NSW BDM Index, 13353/1876.

306. NSW BDM Index, 3762/1902.

307. NSW BDM Index, 1716/1902.

308. NSW BDM Index, 12986/1904.

309. NSW BDM Index, 29840/1958.

310. NSW BDM Index, 4437/1927.

311. NSW BDM Index, 14077/1906.

312. NSW BDM Index, 16819/1926.

313. NSW BDM Index, 24361/1895.

314. NSW BDM Index, 4830/1959.

315. NSW BDM Index, 5621/1899.

316. NSW BDM Index, 10372/1869.

317. NSW BDM Index, 17029/1961.

318. NSW BDM Index, 20890/1900.

319. NSW BDM Index, 21044/1901.

320. NSW BDM Index, 51042/1973.

321. NSW BDM Index, 10273/1936.

322. NSW BDM Index, 2112/1904.

323. NSW BDM Index, 12499/1933.

324. NSW BDM Index, 3724/1900.

325. NSW BDM Index, 8938/1868.

326. NSW BDM Index, 16469/1955.

327. NSW BDM Index, 29579/1900.

328. NSW BDM Index, 21132/1950.

329. NSW BDM Index, 11312/1921.

330. NSW BDM Index, 29613/1900.

331. NSW BDM Index, 27410/1957.

332. NSW BDM Index, 10312/1903. .... NSW BDM Index, 294/1975.

333. NSW BDM Index, 30410/1904.

334. NSW BDM Index, 1410/1907.

335. NSW BDM Index, 444/1974.

336. NSW BDM Index, 11863/1928.

337. NSW BDM Index, 11935/1954.

338. NSW BDM Index, 5269/1965.

339. NSW BDM Index, 17444/1941.

340. NSW BDM Index, 70670/1972.

341. NSW BDM Index, 8652/1927.

342. NSW BDM Index, 4054/1905.

343. NSW BDM Index, 6800/1954.

344. NSW BDM Index, 33035/1905.

345. NSW BDM Index, 21028/1965.

346. NSW BDM Index, 9680/1934.

347. NSW BDM Index, 23767/1907.

348. NSW BDM Index, 8650/1927.

349. NSW BDM Index, 10169/1899.

350. NSW BDM Index, 202003/1977.

351. NSW BDM Index, 1292/1944.

352. NSW BDM Index, 1027/1912.

353. NSW BDM Index, 23136/1883.

354. NSW BDM Index, 11378/1963.

355. NSW BDM Index, 9083/1903.

356. NSW BDM Index, 18665/1933.

357. NSW BDM Index, 35621/1903. .... NSW BDM Index, V1792 VOL 160/1904.

358. NSW BDM Index, 10036/1970.

359. NSW BDM Index, 1882/1916.

360. NSW BDM Index, 23251/1937.

361. NSW BDM Index, 14633/1939.

362. NSW BDM Index, 2291/1924.

363. NSW BDM Index, 1723/1929.

364. NSW BDM Index, 696/1977.

365. NSW BDM Index, 5995/1928.

366. NSW BDM Index, 6157/1924.

367. NSW BDM Index, 2683/1895.

368. NSW BDM Index, 33084/1961.

369. NSW BDM Index, 1699/1929.

370. NSW BDM Index, 11323/1951.

371. NSW BDM Index, 12090/1923.

372. NSW BDM Index, 28299/1949.

373. NSW BDM Index, 14875/1952.

374. NSW BDM Index, 9031/1927.

375. NSW BDM Index, 1670/1930.

376. NSW BDM Index, 2912/1944.

377. NSW BDM Index, 13743/1950.

378. NSW BDM Index, 3917/1933.

379. NSW BDM Index, 10330/1938.

380. NSW BDM Index, 3929/1933.

381. NSW BDM Index, 23680/1970.

382. NSW BDM Index, 4328/1943.