Notes: Colston & Wenck families in Australia

Matches 4,551 to 4,600 of 5,612

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4551	Residents of house 32 in Spring Street (Ormeau, Down) Thomas Crockett, 27, Head of Family, Church of Ireland, born Co Derry, Labourer in Iron Works, Read and write, Married «b»Elizabeth Crockett, 30, Wife, Church of Ireland, born Co Derry, Read, Married «/b»James McWilliams, 20, Boarder, Congregational, born Co Down, Coremaker, Read and write, Not married	WILLIAMSON, Elizabeth (I7743)
4552	Residents of house 32 in Spring Street (Ormeau, Down) «b»Thomas Crockett, 27, Head of Family, Church of Ireland, born Co Derry, Labourer in Iron Works, Read and write, Married «/b»Elizabeth Crockett, 30, Wife, Church of Ireland, born Co Derry, Read, Married James McWilliams, 20, Boarder, Congregational, born Co Down, Coremaker, Read and write, Not married	CROCKETT, Thomas (I7742)
4553	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I3190)
4554	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I6167)
4555	Restalrig was later named South Leith	COLSTON, James (I462)
4556	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1282)
4557	Rev FREDERICK CASSIDY was born in December 1812 on a Sunday, probably the 6th (6th or 16th, but 16th was not a Sunday) at 3.0 am, and baptised on the 19th. He did not get an army commission in 1833 aged 20, and got a BA from Trinity College Dublin in 1838; according to Mrs Barbara Cassidi in England. He was the 4th son of Rev Mark & Henrietta (neé Jackson) Cassidy. He died at Motueka on 4 August 1890 aged 77, buried 7 August in Motueka Public Cemetery. He married Martha Brown c1846 (1846-47) in Donegal Ireland. There is a family story that she was a family maid and that he was "defrocked" for eloping or for conducting the ceremony himself. But there is no church record of any "defrocking". A 19 September 1989 letter from the Representative Church Body Library of the Church of Ireland in Dublin gives the only information they had for him that he was a Curate at Dromara in 1844. He was a Church of Ireland minister (like his brother William). In New Zealand he used the title "Rev" but was not a practising minister. He is in the 1881 Motueka electoral roll as a "Gentleman", and in the 1887 Motueka electoral roll as "of no occupation".	CASSIDY, Rev Frederick (I8389)
4558	Reverend Mark Cassidy was born on 1 August 1777. He was the son of Francis Cassidy and Sarah Magee. He married Henrietta Jackson, daughter of Samuel Jackson and Hester de Vateau, on 31 July 1805. He died on 10 December 1839 at age 62. He graduated from Trinity College, Dublin University, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland, with a Master of Arts (M.A.). He was the Rector at Newtownards, County Down, Ireland. He was Chancellor of Kilfenora.	CASSIDY, Rev Mark (I8407)
4559	Reverend William Cassidy was the son of Reverend Mark Cassidy and Henrietta Jackson.\\ He died on 27 August 1882, unmarried. He was the Vicar at Grindon, County Durham, England	CASSIDI, Rev William (I9486)
4560	Richard Cody 48, Blacksmith, born Ireland Catherine Cody 38, born Ireland Josephine Cody 8, born NY State Patrick Cody 24, Wool sorter, born Ireland Margaret Cody 25, born Ireland Richard Cody 1, born NY State	CODY, Richard (I5655)
4561	Richard Neville aged 27 years married of Carpenter Rocks died 8th January 1940 at Carpenter Rocks, Distict Gilbert son of Cuthbert Neville Ellison-Rowe reference book 621 page 944 MAN DROWNED IN SOUTH-EAST Thrilling Rescue Of Young Stepbrother WIFE WITNESSES TRAGEDY Fisherman's Boat Capsizes MOUNT GAMBIER, January 8. Neville Ellison-Rowe, 27, married, a Cape Banks fisherman, was drowned, and his young stepbrother, Ralph Ellison-Rowe, 14, of Port MacDonnell, had a narrow escape when their boat capsized in heavy seas at Carpenter's Rocks today. Neville Ellison-Rowe's wife witnessed the tragedy. Up to a late hour tonight Neville Ellison-Rowe's body had not been recovered. The boy was removed to his home, where he is suffering from shock. Accompanied by his stepbrother, Neville Ellison-Rowe was fishing off Johnson Reef about a mile from the beach at Carpenter's Rocks. It is recognised as a dangerous point, and there was a strong southerly swell. A man named Shelton noticed that the 14-ft. boat, which had the sail erected had capsized, and he raced to where several other fishermen were working on a boat. Four men Percy Fish (28), Colin Wilson (30), Kelvin Clifton Taylor(39), and Alf Wilson launched a flat-bottomed boat and prepared to go to the rescue, but the boat would not hold four, and the lastnamed jumped out. With two men pulling on the oars and a third bailing frantically, the fishermen eventually reached the upturned fishing boat, to which young Ellison-Rowe was still clinging but in imminent danger of being washed off by the heavy seas. Rope Thrown The rescuers were able to manoeuvre their boat through the breakers until a rope could be thrown to the boy, and he was instructed to tie it around his waist, and with difficulty he was hauled into the other boat on the point or collapse. Ten minutes' search failed to reveal any sign of Neville Ellison-Rowe and Ralph was taken back to the beach for attention. Neville Ellison-Rowe was a good swimmer, but it is believed that he was struck by the mast when the boat capsized. Mounted-Constables R. W. Noblet, of Mount Gambler, and A. J. West, of Port MacDonnell, with the deceased's father, went to Carpenter's Rocks. Ralph Neville-Rowe was too ill to give any coherent account of the tragedy. The deceased was a son of Mr. R. N. Ellison-Rowe, head keeper of the Cape Northumberland lighthouse. He has left a widow, and a daughter, aged two years. He was reputed to be a good boatman. Eye-witnesses highly praised the courageous rescue by the three fishermen. The Advertiser, Tuesday 9 January 1940, Page 12 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article35659359	ELLISON-ROWE, Richard Neville (I7414)
4562	Richard Wilson married Henrietta Cassidy, daughter of Reverend Mark Cassidy and Henrietta Jackson. He died on 19 May 1879. He lived at Carnlough, County Antrim, Ireland. He held the office of Justice of the Peace (J.P.)	WILSON, Richard (I9519)
4563	Richmond River Express and Casino Kyogle Advertiser (NSW : 1904 - 1929), Friday 25 February 1916, page 4 DEATH. OLIVE.--February 16th, 1916, at the residence of her sister, Mrs. D. McIntosh, Hickey-street, SARAH, widow of the late C. H. Olive, of Camira Creek; aged 62 years. Beloved by all who knew her.	MACFARLANE, Sarah (I3357)
4564	Richmond River Herald and Northern Districts Advertiser (NSW : 1886 - 1942), Friday 29 June 1923, page 5 Passing of a Great Citizen. ALD. T. RUSSELL, MAYOR OF BALLINA. Right throughout the Richmond River on Tuesday a deep and genuine feeling of regret was manifested on receipt of the news that Ald. Thomas Russell, Mayor of Ballina, had "crossed the bar" at the comparatively early age of 53 years. His death, which was not altogether unexpected, was due to an incurable throat ailment, from which he had suffered for 18 months or more. The late Mr. Russell was not only Ballina's first and greatest citizen, but one of the outstanding figures in the public life of the North. A native of Ballina, where his late father had the distinction of being the first public school teacher appointed by the Education Department, he had resided in the town all his life. When quite a youth he displayed striking gifts as a journalist, and was taken on the staff of the now defunct "R.R. Times," under the late Mr. Thos. Temperley. Subsequently he founded the Ballina "Beacon," but four years later rejoined the "Times," and continued thereon till an amalgamation was effected with the "Beacon," and Mr. Meigher assumed control of the incorporated papers. Mr. Russell then assumed the editorship, and filled the position till his retirement from journalism a few years ago. As a journalist he had few peers on the North Coast, for an incisive style, combined with a wide knowledge of men and public affairs, and far seeing vision, found him singularly well equipped for newspaper work. His articles on questions affecting the development and progress of the district were always models of conciseness and information, and proved invaluable to the paper he represented and to the district generally. As a public man he was beyond all question one of the ablest the Richmond has ever produced. He either led or was prominently identified with every public movement initiated on the Lower Richmond, and his services to the cane industry, to breakwater improvements, to railway agitations, and dredging schemes, to mention but a few, can never be forgotten. A gifted and eloquent speaker he was a veritable tower of strength to any project in whose interests he took the platform, indeed, for many years no public meeting was ever regarded as complete unless "Tom" Russell's presence was assured. Perhaps his best work was done in the last nine or ten years, and during the war period in particular no man rendered greater service to Australia and the Digger in this district than the subject of this notice. As Mayor of Ballina for most of that period he was unflagging in patriotic labors, and ever since has proved himself a genuine friend to the returned soldier. In purely local politics he helped to give Ballina its present electric lighting service, to proclaim far and wide its virtues as a seaside resort, and to make the place worthy of the position he was confident the future had in store for it. Improvements directly effected through his advocacy stand as monuments to him on every hand, and, for ever, let us hope, Russell Park will be a memorial to the citizens' appreciation of his life and labors. Right to the very last he was in harness, guiding the destinies of the town he loved so well, and working for the welfare of the district through the R.R. County Council and other bodies of which he was a member. His last public appearance was at the turning or the sod celebrations a couple of weeks ago, though up to the very day of his death he was about town as usual, and displaying a keen interest in public affairs. Only about 18 months or so ago he paid a special visit to Coraki, at the invitation of the Mayor, and, it will be remembered, addressed a large public meeting in advocacy of the municipal electrical scheme now nearing completion. His splendid address on that occasion won over many waverers, and practically stifled serious opposition to the undertaking. It was characteristic of the man that wherever and whenever he could be of service to the district he never hesitated to lend the requisite support either by voice or pen, and it may truly be said that his activities were an inspiration to all associated with him in great forward movements. He is survived by his wife (who devotedly tended him in his declining days, and tenderly nursed him throughout), by one daughter, Miss Mamie Russell, of Ballina P.S. staff, and by one son, Maurice, a student at Hunter's Hill College. The funeral on Wednesday was one of the largest ever seen in the district, being attended by representatives of practically every public body in the district. Prior to the obsequies a solemn Requiem Mass was held at St. Xavier's Church, Ballina.	RUSSELL, Thomas (I9650)
4565	Richmond River Herald and Northern Districts Advertiser (NSW : 1886 - 1942), Tuesday 22 June 1915, page 2 On Tuesday evening last Mr. C. H. Olive, of Camira Creek, one of the district's best known residents, passed away somewhat suddenly. Deceased, who was 68 years of age, had been out driving in the afternoon, and was apparently in the best of health. After tea he complained of feeling unwell, and died before medical aid could be obtained. Deceased was a very old settler, and leaves a large family.	OLIVE, Charles Henry (I3356)
4566	Riwaka Cemetery Block: 49	WEBSTER, Bessie (I8364)
4567	Riwaka Cemetery Block: 49 Plot: 5	DOIG, Bruce Leslie (I8345)
4568	Riwaka Cemetery Block: 49 Row: Plot: 13/14	PATTIE, Robert (I8352)
4569	Riwaka Cemetery Block: 49 Row: Plot: 7	PATTIE, Thomas (I8346)
4570	Riwaka Cemetery Block: 52 Row: Plot: 5	PATTIE, Elizabeth Jane (I8353)
4571	Riwaka Cemetery Block: 52 Row: Plot: 6	EVERETT, Horatio (I8357)
4572	Riwaka Cemetery Block: B Row: 12 Plot: 8	PATTIE, Loftus Dalgety (I8331)
4573	Riwaka Cemetery	PATTIE, Robert (I8344)
4574	Robert Albert Ditton, son of Abraham Ditton and Sarah Jane Barron, was born in 1900 in Mackay Queensland Australia. Robert first married Florence Christine Wenck on 12 Mar 1924 in Cairns Queensland Australia. Robert was a Clerk, Health Inspector and from 1947 to the 1980s he was the Lockyer Valley correspondent for Brisbane newspapers The Courier-Mail and The Sunday Mail. Robert and Florence separated early and divorced in 1944. Robert then married Ethel Johnston. Bob died 1991 in Laidley, Queensland. Robert and Florence's children were: i. Leslie Robert Ditton (born 1920 Cairns Queensland - died 1995 Clayfield, Brisbane Qld. Aust.) ii. Jocelyn Ditton (1924 - 2002) Source : Ditton and Bailey Family Tree http://member.melbpc.org.au/~rditton/a4.htm#i6	DITTON, Robert Albert (I406)
4575	Robert and his family came to Australia on board the "Ocean Chief"' which sailed from Liverpool, England in January 1855. Robert aged 48, Euphemia aged 48, William aged 22, Mary aged 18, Catherine aged 16, James aged 12, John aged 10. Robert and William were farm labourers; Mary and Catherine were housemaids. They were all born in Perthshire except Euphemia who was born in Dundee. [Their son Robert left Scotland to go to NZ in 1853]	CHRISTIE, Robert (I615)
4576	Robert Cassidy is the son of Robert Cassidy and Anne Ardagh. He married Adelaide von Eber, daughter of Herman von Eber, on 14 March 1907. He was invested as a King's Counsel (K.C.)	CASSIDY, Robert (I9488)
4577	Robert Cassidy was the son of Reverend Mark Cassidy and Henrietta Jackson. He married Anne Ardagh, daughter of Dr. unknown Ardagh. He died on 11 November 1873. He lived at Ballyhackamore House, Belfast, County Antrim, Ireland. He graduated with a Doctor of Law (LL.D.)	CASSIDY, Robert (I9484)
4578	Robert Gross bachelor Boarding House keeper 44 Annie Dalgatty widow Cook 32 at Registrars Office Nelson by Registrar Robert Kirton Address for both: Waimea Street Nelson: Length of residence: Robert 5 months, Annie 6 months	Family: Robert GROSS / Annie CASSIDY (F5513)
4579	ROBINSON--O'NEILL.--On the 17th instant, at Christ Church, Grafton, by special license, by the Rev. J. SPENCER, CHARLES, second son of Mr. GEORGE ROBINSON, of Grimsby House, native of England, to MARY JANE, eldest daughter of Mr. WILLIAM O'NEILL of Parramatta.	Family: Charles ROBINSON / Mary Jane O'NEILL (F5773)
4580	ROBINSON-At his residence, Deep Gully, on June 6th, 1896, CHARLES ROBINSON (for 5 years and 2 months an invalid) a native of Lincolnshire (England), after a long and painful illness ; son of the late George Robinson, and brother to the late John Robinson, of Woodburn, Robert Robinson, Mrs. Hynes, Mrs Olive, Mrs. Manning, Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. Aspery, and Mrs. M'Kee. Leaving a widow, two sons, and four daughters to mourn their loss.	ROBINSON, Charles (I9019)
4581	ROBINSON. -- At her residence, Deep Gully, Grafton, on 16th November, 1891, ANNIE, aged 78, the beloved wife of George Robinson ; leaving five daughters, two sons, and a large number of grand children, to mourn their loss. Death.-Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Robinson, of Deep Gully, near the Junction, died from influenza, at the advanced age of 78 years. She had been given up for some days, and her death was therefore not unexpected. Her funeral takes place to-day. Deceased resided in the Clarence district for upwards of 40 years, and was known to a very large circle of friends. She leaves an aged husband, two sons, and five daughters, one of whom is Mrs. O. Hynes, of the Freemasons' hotel.	GUNSON, Ann (I9018)
4582	Rockhampton Base Hospital	WENCK, Neville Andrew (I3934)
4583	Rockhampton Base Hospital	FLINT, Joseph Alexander (I5359)
4584	Rockhampton Cemetery Section 21, grave 5715	FLYNN, Mary (I5366)
4585	Rockhampton Cemetery Section 25, grave 3310	FLINT, Henry Michael "Michael" (I5367)
4586	Rockhampton Cemetery Section 25, grave 4443	FLINT, Henrick "Henry" (I5365)
4587	Rockhampton Crematorium: Cecilia Elfreda CHILDS	FOX, Cecilia Elfredda (I404)
4588	Rockhampton Hospital	WENCK, Mervyn Johann Edward (I352)
4589	Rockhampton Hospital	WENCK, Stella Dorothy "Dora" (I2785)
4590	Rockhampton Memorial Gardens Section RC1(CITRON), Row 18, Grave 37	WENCK, Stella Dorothy "Dora" (I2785)
4591	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I3938)
4592	Roma - Western Star Thanks Notices 22/12/1987 JACKWITZ: Eva Grace. I wish to lovingly thank my sons, sons-in-law, daughters, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, great-grandchildren for the beautiful dinner you all gave me at Homeward Farm. Also the lovely cake, flowers, gifts and good wishes for my 80th birthday. Also all my wonderful relatives, neighbours and friends, all dear to my heart. Thank you all for your gifts and good wishes for this happy occasion, 80 years, I thank God that He has spared me all these years. God bless you one and all. Signed, Eva Grace Jackwitz.	BALKE, Eva Grace (I4167)
4593	Roma General Cemetery	TRONC, Conrad (I5941)
4594	Roman Catholic Chapel	Family: John MAGEE / Margaret HUNTER (F5742)
4595	Roman Catholic Compartment I Grave 689	HANSLOW, Alfred Alex Augustus (I1432)
4596	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I1060)
4597	Ronald Philip HENNINGS was a merchant seaman. He was in Australia, and his wife and child came out to join him in 1937. He deserted the family. His stepfather was Svend Haunstrup.	HENNINGS, Ronald Philip (I914)
4598	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I7230)
4599	Rookwood Necropolis LOCKYER, Lizzie died 29 Dec 1886 Independent Old Ground Section OG, Row 10, Grave 2298-2302 Inscription: Infant daughter of Nicholas & Queenie Lockyer. !yr 1 mth (Iron rail surround)	LOCKYER, Eliza Mary "Lizzie" (I1295)
4600	Rookwood Necropolis LOCKYER, Mary Juliette Queenie died 27 Dec 1898, age 41 Independent Old Ground & Old Ground Section OG, Row 10, Grave 2298-2302 Inscription: Wife of Nicholas Colston Lockyer	EAGAR, Mary Juliet F K "Queenie" (I1294)