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birth notes: 1881, birth place in 1881 census records shown as (BS), BRA could this mean "Born on Ship". British Ship, "Brazil"/
source: correspondence with Kevin Crumpler: www.crumpler.org
| Crumpler, Emma Eliza (I1641)
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Birth record shows name as Jack Morris. Other documents show John. | Morris, John Knowlton (I513984145)
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Birth year not given on the chart.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 427, "Familie Rychner". | Hagnauer, Elisabeth (S111)
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Birth year not given; the chart prints "-1875".
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 427, "Familie Rychner". | Rychner, Karl August (S120)
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Birthdate also shown as 14 Dec 1894 in Social Security Death Index. | Winkler, Etty (I513973540)
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Bokara is the modern name; "Bookara" a railway siding near Greenough, Western Australia
Buried under a beautiful old golden wattle tree alone in the hot desert outback of Messengers Patch, supposedly behind the pub "Shadow of Death Title
Subject Oliver, Edward Henry, d.1898.
Oliver, George, d.1847.
Oliver, Jane, 1869-1910.
Found in Coate, Yvonne. More lonely graves of Western Australia, p.1-, B/994 COA (monograph), .b19390476.
1906 9th Feb - Return of Leases
1906 1st Jun - Forfeit gold Mining Lease, Yalgoo
1907 20th Feb -- Return of Leases, Yalgoo
1907 1st May - Forfeit Gold Mining Leases, Yalgoo
1907 25th May - Forfeit Pastoral Lease, Western Division
1907 26th Jul - Surrender, Gol Mining Lease, Bulong
1907 30th Aug - Sheep Orrands, Yalgoo
1908 7th Aug - Return of Leases, Ningham & Yalgoo
1909 31st May - Mother of baptised child of Yalgoo.
| Herbert, Jane (I1459)
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Booth: John Henry b21.12.1908 (Strawberry) and Living 1982; son of George and Rose Emma m 5.2.1938 (3 Springs Wesley Church) Vera May Hanstrum b22.12.1912 (Dong) dtr of Emil Erik & Emma Lillian (nee Parker); Children Patricia Ann 1939, Barry John b1941; Cartage Contractor Carnamah. Served in W.W.I.I. then employee of PmG After 1945-1950 was farmer of Carnamah. To Rocky Gully for 1 year. Allocated a war service farm at Eneabba. 4123 acres retired 1973-74 to Bassendean. Country Party (Method).
Source: Dictionary of Western Australians 1829-1914 Vol 5 (The Golden Years 1889-1914) Compiled by Rica Ericson
"Jack" John Henry BOOTH
Born 21 December 1908 in Strawberry, Western Australia [16]
Son of George BOOTH and Rose Emma BRIDGES [BB]
Settled in Carnamah in 1914 with parents [BB]
Educated at the Carnamah State School [BB]
Attended the Plain & Fancy Dress Ball at the Carnamah Hall on Thursday 8 August 1929 as "Parcel Express Delivery" [14: 17-Aug-1929]
Pallbearer at the funeral of ten year old Norman Reginald WYLIE at the Winchester Cemetery on 26 August 1929 [14]
Contractor and Labourer in Carnamah 1932-1950 [19] [6]
Contractor in Carnamah in 1939 and 1940 [6]
Member of the Carnamah Oddfellows / M.U.O.F.S. Lodge 1933-1936 [3: images 03171 & 03224] [14: 10-Nov-1934]
Member of the Carnamah Rifle Club in 1936 [3: image 03649]
Member of the Carnamah Social Club in 1938 [3: image 03781]
Member of the No. 2 Troop of the "C" Squadron of the 25th Light Horse Machine Gun Militia Regiment in 1939 [HK]
The No. 2 Troop was made of people from the North Midlands and trained in Carnamah once a fortnight [HK]
Enlisted in the Australian Army on 4 December 1940 [16]
Craftsman WX9569 in the Australian Army's 2/13 Field Ambulance during the Second World War [16]
Discharges from the Australian Army on 20 December 1945 [16]
Financial Member of the Carnamah District Agricultural Society in 1946 [13]
Member of Carnamah's branch of the Returned Soldiers League - was Secretary 1948-1951 [52]
Resided in Carnamah until 1952 [BB]
Farmer in Eneabba WA 1960-1972 [BB]
Resident of Bassendean WA In 1995 [2]
Husband of Vera May [2]
Father of Pat and Barry [BB]
Died 10 August 1995; ashes interred Karrakatta Cemetery, Karrakatta WA (Ground Niche) [2]
| Booth, John Henry (I1891)
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Born 1873 in Irwin, Western Australia [15]
Son of George BOOTH and Ellen HUNT [15]
Married Rose Emma BRIDGES on 12 November 1899 in Geraldton WA [15] [BB]
Contractor in Mingenew WA in 1905 [6]
His daughter Gladys May died in Arrino at the age of eight years on 2 June 1913 and was buried at the Mingenew Cemetery [133]
Had been living in Arrino WA for some years when he came to Carnamah with his wife Rose and children in April 1914 [BB]
Initially resided at the Carnamah Railway Station [BB]
George took care of the railway lines and Rose acted as temporary Station Mistress from their arrival until C.1915 [BB]
Around 1915 built his own house on the western side of the railway line and moved out of the Railway Station [BB]
Caretaker of the Carnamah Railway Station from 1914 until 1928 [6]
His horse Wallajery ran in the Carnamah Races of March 1920, coming third in the Maiden Plate [23: image 04926]
Was for a period Foreman of the Carnamah District Road Board's crew - resigned as foreman in late 1926 [14: 29-Jan-1927]
Labourer, Farmhand and Stockman in Carnamah 1929 onwards [BB] [6]
Worked in Carnamah and surrounds as a Well Sinker using a horse and dray as transport [PL]
Had an account with Carnamah blacksmith, wheelwright and general repairers Henry Parkin & Son in the 1920s [53]
Financial Member of the Carnamah District Agricultural Society in 1946 [13]
Vice President of the Carnamah Football Club in 1947 [3: image 04466]
Resided in Carnamah from 1914 until his death in 1948 [BB]
Father to Frederick OLDFIELD [BB]
Father of Mary Helen, George Irwin, Gladys May, "Bett" Ivy Beatrice, "Jack" John Henry, Edna and "Dot" Doris BOOTH [BB]
Died 13 July 1948 in Three Springs WA; buried Winchester Cemetery, Carnamah (Row E, Plot 1) [1]
Rev. Gilbert S. FOSS officiated at his funeral, which was undertaken by H. KNIGHT, both of Three Springs [1]
From The North Midland Times newspaper, 15 July 1948:
"Obituary - The Late Mr. G. Booth. On Tuesday morning, July 13, at the North Midland District Hospital, an old and highly respected resident of the Carnamah district in the person of Mr. George Booth, passed away. Although the deceased had suffered indifferent health for some years, of late he had felt much better and his sudden death came as a shock to his relatives and many friends. The late Mr. Booth spent the greater period of his younger life shearing on the Murchison. He eventually settled down in Carnamah about 33 years ago and ranks amongst the earliest settlers in this district. He worked for a time on the construction of the Midland railway. Deceased was a keen supporter of the local football and was a great lover of horses. He leaves a widow, three sons and three daughters and six grand-children." | Booth, George (I1867)
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Born at 11 Marine Parade, Southampton | Keates, Elsie Ada (I513983879)
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Born at 14 Thorn Street, Manchester. | Wilkinson, William Booth (I2435)
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Born at 23 Thorn Street, Manchester. | Wilkinson, Lydia (I2436)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Moore, Matthew Brett (I707)
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Born at 30 Cheltenham Street, Barrow-in-Furness. | Bushby, Wilfred (I513983998)
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Born at 3:30 AM, 39 Hospital Street, Glasgow | Winkler, Mariam (I513973542)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Moore, Mark Braden (I706)
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Born on Birtley Street, now Livingstone Road, Marrickville, NSW. | Bushby, Violet Alice May (I513984024)
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Born Rasmus Nielsen, eldest of seven. Came to America in 1888 at the age of 20. Americanized his name to Robert Nelson. | Nelson, Robert (I018)
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Bridget CRUMPLER
Sex: F
Event(s):
Birth: Abt. 1730
Of Sturminster, Marshall, Dorset, England
Marriage(s):
Spouse: Matthew JAMES
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| Family: Matthew James / Brigit Crumpler (F322)
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Burial (Metropolitan Cemeteries Board, WA): Fremantle Cemetery, Congregational section Mon DD, grave 0108, shared with his wife Sarah Jane, who held the grant (opened 10 Mar 1954). The 1918 AIF record of his son Harold gives the family address as 14 South Street, South Fremantle. | Bushby, William James (I513973371)
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Burial detail (Metropolitan Cemeteries Board): died 8 Sep 1992 aged 88 at North Fremantle; she was cremated and her ashes placed in the Auburn family grave at Karrakatta, Anglican section KA, grave 0062, held since 1921 by Elizabeth Ellen Auburn. INFERENCE: Elizabeth Ellen Auburn (died 1946 aged 78, East Fremantle) was probably the mother of Violet's husband George William Auburn. | Bushby, Violet Alice May (I513984024)
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Burial in plot 57, space 34. | Crumpler, Charles James (I513983877)
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Burial of John Crumplers second wife Elizabeth stated:
Elizabeth wife of John Crumpleire
source: Correspondence with Kevin Crumpler | Elizabeth Crumpliere Crumpler (I1296)
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Burial record in Holy Trinity PR, Wareham, Dorset, England was described as an infant death
source: Correspondence with Kevin Crumpler, www.crumpler.org | Crumpler, Thomas (I1539)
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Buried on the same date as death. Hindmarsh Cemetery record says "No permit obtained." | Wiser, Fanny (I602071010)
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Buried with her son Ernest and next to her niece Clara Bushby (died aged 2 in 1883) | Aitken, Maria Buchanan (I513983604)
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Bushby, John, Great Strickland, p[arish] Moreland, W[estmorland], yeo[man]
Browne, Mary, Melkinthorp, p[arish] Lowther, W[estmorland], sp[inste]r
[witness] Bland, Joseph, Little Strickland, yeo[man]
[ceremony to take place at] (Moreland, Lowther or Newbiggin)
[The IGI would suggest that ceremony took place on 4th March 1738 at Newbiggin - however the IGI seems to suggest that there is a mention the same date in the Hawkshead parish register, perhaps a calling of Banns?]
| Family: John Bushby / Mary Brown (F513882004)
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California Death Index shows date of birth as 1 Jan 1875. | Zusman, Rebecca (I513973533)
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California Death Index shows date of birth as 11 Feb 1911, but actual birth certificate shows date of birth as 11 Feb 1905. I have retained date of birth from actual birth certificate. | Winkler, Mariam (I513973542)
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California Marriage Index 1960-1985 (Ancestry.com. California Marriage Index, 1960-1985 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2007. Original data: State of California. California Marriage Index, 1960-1985. Microfiche. Center for Health Statistics, California Department of Health Services, Sacramento, California.), This database contains a statewide index to over 4.8 million marriages that were performed in California between 1960 and 1985. Information that may be found in this database includes the bride's and groom's names, their ages, the marriage county, and the marriage date. | Source (X000000000090916)
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Called "von Effingen" on the chart. Head of the HERZOG VON AARAU family.
IMPORTANT: this family is NOT the Schoenenwerd Herzog family of Urs Petrus Herzog
the shopkeeper, from whom Craig Walsh descends. Same surname, same canton region,
two separate families, both of which married Ballys. Do not merge.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 428, "Familie Herzog von Aarau". | Herzog, Johannes (S140)
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Captain Bushby, master of the Bellona of Workington, died 'lately on board his vessel lying at King-road' - the anchorage in the Bristol Channel off the mouth of the River Avon - according to a death notice dated 30 Jan 1778. His first name is not given. A separate Capt. Bushby was master of the Beaver of Whitehaven in 1778. | Bushby Capt. (I513984347)
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Captain William CRUMPLER I
was born about 1680. He died between Oct 1750 and 1775 in Southampton County, VA.(19) He signed a will on 29 Oct 1750 in Southampton County, VA. "I give unto my son John Crumpler the plantation I live on ___ said land containing one hundred acres, more or less ___ also 65 acres being part of a survey of 130 acres divided by a line of marked trees." (John must have been the youngest son to have received the home place. Son William must have been the older and was married, received his main inheritance at time of marriage.) To son William he wills, "the remaining portion of those two tracts for grandson William." He also left to William's daughter, Sila, a feather bed, furniture, two pewter dishes, to pewter basins, and two plates. He had an estate probated on 14 Feb 1775 in Southampton County, VA. William Crumpler, Sr. born Abt. 1680, Virginia, married 23-Jun-1724, in Isle of Wright County, Virginia, Elizabeth Raiford, (daughter of Philip Wreyford and Fortune ?). William died Oct-1750, Southampton County, Va. William Crumpler is first mentioned in Isle of Wright County, Virginia, when he bought 100 acres of land on Blackwater Swamp from William Carver on June 8, 1692. He bought 45 acres more from William Carver in 1697/98. On September 11, 1700, he and his wife, Elizabeth, sold 50 acres of land he owned on Blackwater Swamp. In October od 1700, he again bought 350 acres of land from William Carver, and on March 29, 1703, he bought 200 acres of land from George Williamson. On June 16, 1714, William Crumpler received 270 acres on the south side of Blackwater Swamp for importing six persons into this country, which included himself. He continued to buy land on Blackwater Swamp with the purchase of 130 acres on July 12, 1718. On July 23, 1724, Philip Raiford made his will and named "my loving brother-in-law William Kinchen and my loving brother-in-law William Crumpler, Trustees." William Russell Raiford in his "The History of the Raiford Family" stated: "We know from other records of Isle of Wright County that William Kinchen married Elizabeth Ruffin, daughter of Robert Ruffin of Surry County. According to Chapman's Isle of Wright Marriages, William Kinchen also married Elizabeth Joyner, daughter of Thomas Joyner, whose will, dated August 13, 1734, was probated July 28, 1735. We may conclude with plausible probility that Philip Raiford had a sister, Elizabeth (who married William Crumpler), and that the wife of Philip Raiford, whose name was Sarah, was a sister of William Kinchen." William's wife, Elizabeth was the daughter of Philip and Fortune Wreyford, and the grand-daughter of Elias Wreyford. An Elizabeth Wreyford was baptized February 8, 1647 at Crediton Church in Devon, England, which is located only five miles north of Exeter. This seems a little old for our Elizabeth, but could still possibly be her. William is listed as a vestryman of Benn's Church in Smithfield, Virginia. He made his will in Southampton County, Virginia on October 24, 1750, and it was recorded February 14, 1751. Evidently Elizabeth was already dead as she wasn't mentioned. Children were:
i. William CRUMPLER II was born about 1700 in Isle of Wight County, VA. He signed a will on 7 Aug 1761 in Southampton County, VA. Will Book I
Mentions bequests to "my son Bessant, Elizabeth, Dorothy Brock, Benjamin, ___ all the remainder of my Estate I give to my loving wife Elizabeth Crumpler during her life and after death equally divided between son John and my six daughters, Sarah, Eliza Woodland, Lucy Crumpler, Cherry Crumpler and Mary Crumpler. Wife Elizabeth and son Bessant sole Executors. Will probated in Southhampton County. Son John was to supervise property of his young sisters. Because the girls names in this will have been carried on in Sampson County, I believe this William to be father of John who came to NC prior to 1747." William Stacy Crumpler He died before 11 Nov 1771 in Southampton County, VA. (20) He had an estate probated on 11 Nov 1771 in Southampton County, VA.
"Crumpler" is an occupational name for the Old English cromphet - a flat, thin cake which was often fried on a griddle. In Medieval England, the Cromplers or Crumplers made and sold these "crompied cakes." They were favorite items at county fairs, market days and festivals, similar to our doughnuts today. Tea and crumpets are the favorite afternoon snack in England and Scotland even today.
64 ii. John CRUMPLER Sr..
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Carl Franz blamed his brother Fritz, along with the Schmuziger relatives, for
discrediting him at the time Otto Wyser withdrew his capital in 1867.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 425, "Die Nachkommen von Peter und Anna Maria Bally". | Bally, Fritz (BI602073265)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Peter Anthony Wilesmith / Marjorie Janet Wilson (F513881740)
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Catherine Anne Burns was often called Cassie. Nobody had ever asked and nobody was ever told her real name but because her daughter was named Kathleen everyone assumed her real name was Kathleen Ann and not Catherine Ann Burns.
Her pets were Betsey - a sheep; Laddy - a dog;
Catherine suffered deeply with rhumatoid arthritis and was crippled severely with it all over her body. Her favourite tune that she use to sing to herself when I was around here was - "Tootses in the Raydoz". This is said the way it is read.
Nursing Home Wassa Wass in Healy Rd Hamilton Hill. She was kicked out of there for making to much of a racket all the time.
On her death her name was given as Kathleen Ann.
source: Kathleen Dawn Wickens (nee Oliver) Cassie's only daughter.
Title
Inward passenger list "Otranto" arrived Fremantle 9 Feb 1926
Item barcode
11552460 Series number
K269 Series accession number
K269/4
Control symbol
OTRANTO 9 FEB 1926
Contents date range
9 Feb 1926 - 9 Feb 1926 Extent
Location
Perth
Access status
Open Reason for restriction
Date of decision
24 Feb 2003
| Burns, Catherine (Cassie) Anne (I1457)
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Cause of death: Cancer. Died at the Lane Hospital in San Francisco, California, attended by Dr L C Lane (Levi C Lane).
Both funeral notices in the San Francisco Call (Dec 8, p. 13, and Dec 9, p. 11, 1895) end the same way: the funeral was held Monday, December 9 at 2 p.m. from his late residence at 66 South Park, off Third Street, "thence to the crematorium, I.O.O.F. Cemetery."
So nobody ever shipped a body.
Bruno was cremated at the Odd Fellows Cemetery crematorium in San Francisco ? and here's the remarkable part: that crematory had opened only weeks before he died. He was among its very first cremations, at a time when cremation was still a controversial novelty in America.
His ashes would then have crossed to Honolulu in someone's luggage on an ordinary Oceanic steamer ? which is exactly why the Honolulu papers show no "remains arrived" notice and no funeral, and why Oahu Cemetery's office isn't wrong either: an urn interment is remains. Everything reconciles. | Wiser, Bruno Albert (I21)
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Cause of death: cholerine (a mild form of diarrhoea occurring during epidemics of cholera) | Wiser, Bertha Fanny (I602070995)
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Cause of death: consumption. Age 34 at time of death. | Parker, George (I513973377)
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CAUTION - NOT Otto Wyser. This is Otto BALLY (1839-1908), son of Jean Bally
and Rosalie Kym. Otto Wyser (1835-1914), the elastics director and school-board
president, was a first cousin of Carl Franz Bally on the Herzog side and is a
different man in a different family. The two Ottos are easily confused in the
Schoenenwerd records.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 425, "Die Nachkommen von Peter und Anna Maria Bally". | Bally, Otto (S050)
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CAUTION: the chart shows Carl's four children on a single bracket and does
not say which marriage each belongs to. Assigned here to the first marriage on
the strength of the birth year alone. Needs checking against the parish register.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 425, "Die Nachkommen von Peter und Anna Maria Bally". | Bally, Peter (S040)
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CENSUS EVIDENCE (National Archives of Ireland, nationalarchives.ie/collections/search-the-census), townland Letterfir, DED Killannin, Co. Galway (1901 transcribed as 'Letterfin'). Roman Catholic; Irish and English speakers.
1901: Peter 60, Honor 55, William 30, Sarah 28, Thomas 26, Patrick 23, John 21, Peter 19, Joseph 16, Martin 14, 'Diddle' [Dudley] 10.
1911: Peter 72, farmer, head, cannot read or write; Honor 69, wife, reads and writes, MARRIED 46 YEARS (=1865), 9 CHILDREN BORN, 9 LIVING; Patrick 35, Peter 25, Martin 23, Dudley 21, all single, farmer's sons.
So the 9 children are William, Sarah, Thomas, Patrick, John, Peter, Joseph, Martin and Dudley. Ages differ between censuses (pension-era inflation in 1911); child birth years here are from the 1901 ages. The Ancestry tree also attaches Mary (1866), Michael (1871), Annie (1886), Ellen (1887) and Steven (1893, b. Keelkyle, Letterfrack) - these are NOT Honor's children (she had only 9) and probably belong to a Keelkyle Walsh/Conneely family merged in by mistake. Marriage date 23 Nov 1865 per Ancestry; consistent with 46 years married in 1911. | Family: Peter Walsh / Nora (Honor) Conneely (F5)
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Certificate of Death shows names as William W. Wilson | Wiser, Otto (I180)
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Charles McPhee died as Charles William Dewar in France in 1916, 7 days after arriving in France. | DEWAR, Charles McPhee (I000000601984656)
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Children of Henry Parker and Mary Bushby (FreeREG, Barton and Penrith baptisms, all with the mother's surname Bushby): Grace, baptised 15 Oct 1786 at Barton; then at Penrith Thomas 1788, Mary 1790, Agnes 1792, William 1795, Jane Bushby Parker 1796, Jonathan 1798, Elizabeth 1801, Sarah 1803, James 1806 and Henry 1810. Mary married at 17; William Bushby witnessed the marriage. | Bushby, Mary (I513984382)
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Christened on the same day her father was buried. | Binning, Jane (I513983621)
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Christopher Bushby, ropemaker of Hexham: born at Great Strickland, Westmorland, about 1773 (baptised at Morland, 6 Jul, according to the Bushby family chart, media 928). He married Elizabeth Harrison at St Andrew's, Penrith, on 1 Jun 1797 and by 1804 was a ropemaker in Hexham, at Bow Bridge Street and later Priestpopple, employing four journeymen in 1851. He died in August 1853 aged 80 (the chart says 3 Aug; the burial was on 31 Aug).
HIS PARENTS have not been identified. INFERENCE, to be tested: the chart hangs him and his sisters Ann, Betty, Agnes and Hannah (baptised at Morland, Hannah in 1783) from a Morland marriage; the likeliest candidates are John Bushby, yeoman (baptised 4 Dec 1740, son of John and Mary Brown) and Ann Robinson. Morland registers are not online free; FamilySearch or the Bishop's Transcripts at Kendal would settle it. | Bushby, Christopher (I602073273)
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Commemorative Info: Memorial: Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent, United Kingsom Grave Ref/Panel Number: 23 Location the Memorial overlooks the town of Chatham and is approached by a steep path from the Town Hall Gardens. A Survivor of HMS "Cressy" - Killed in Action Arthur was a leading stoker SS/112057 HMS "Cornwallis', Royal Navy
source; Kevin Crumpler - www.crumpler.org
| Crumpler, Arthur Stephen (I1658)
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CONFLICT to resolve (26 Oct 2026): the 1891 census at Whangs Farm lists this Eleanor as aged 10, and her birth was registered in the June quarter of 1880 (Whitehaven 10b/662), not Jan 1871. FreeBMD shows Eleanor Bushby marrying Albert TEASDALE in the March quarter of 1904 (Whitehaven 10b/893), not about 1894. But children born about 1895 and 1898 are attached to this marriage, which cannot both be right. Either those children belong to an earlier wife of Albert Teasdale, or a different Eleanor is involved. Left unchanged until checked. | Bushby, Eleanor (I513984254)
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CONFLICTING DATES IN THE SAME BOOK: p. 425 gives her as 1826-1898; the Herzog
von Aarau chart on p. 428 gives her as 1826-1856. Recorded here as 1898 with the
conflict noted. Her husband died in 1864, which fits either reading.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 425, "Die Nachkommen von Peter und Anna Maria Bally".
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 428, "Familie Herzog von Aarau". | Bally, Albertine (BI602073266)
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CONFLICTING DATES IN THE SAME BOOK: the chart on p. 425 gives her as 1823-1893;
the Rychner chart on p. 427 gives her as 1823-1895. Recorded here as 1893 with
the conflict noted. Daughter of Friedrich Rychner and Elisabeth Hagnauer.
Her silver wedding with Carl Franz fell in 1870, and Ernst Quincke's wife etched
a set of cups by hand for it - sent in the same letter that threatened a war of
life and death.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 425, "Die Nachkommen von Peter und Anna Maria Bally".
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 427, "Familie Rychner". | Rychner, Anna Cecile (BI602073264A)
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