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SEPTEMBER, 1999

South-West Genealogist The Wannambool Branch of the A.I.G.S. Inc., Newsletter #98

CONTENTS 1 - Contents, Branch Information

2 - Area Administrator, Editor 3 - McLAREN Re-union

3/5 - Warrnambool District Historicals: September 1899 617 - Warrnambool District Historicals: September 1924

8 - What's in a Name? [Edward MAHON, or was it MAHONEY?] 9/10 - Warrnambool Agricultural High School- some more from the Register

11112 - Warrnambool Pioneers Board: those included

BRANCH INFORMATION Monthly Meetings

The Warrnambool Area of the AI.G.S. Inc., meets at 8.00 p.m. on the second Thursday of each month in the Library of the Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village, 23 Merri Street, Warrnambool. Visitors are most welcome.

Research Library The Library is open at various times [Monday to Sunday] when staffed by volunteers of the Group. Ring Flagstaff Hill on

0355647841 between 9.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m., Monday to Friday, to check specific opening times.

Workshop Nights At the Flagstaff Hill Library at 7.30 p.m. on the Fourth Wednesday of each month.

Correspondence All correspondence to the Branch should be addressed to

P. O. Box 607, Warrnambool, Victoria 3280

Newsletter Subscriptions $8.00 per year, including postage

Branch Officers Area Administrator: Ray Welsford

Secretary: Wendy Reed Minute Secretary: Aurelin Giles

Treasurer: Dan Eyre (Marie Boyce acting)

Newsletter Production Master copy prepared from material contributed by Branch Members, edited,

and printed by Ray Welsford. Reg. No. A0027436X

Photocopying courtesy of Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum.

Disclaimer The Warrnambool Area of The Australian Institute of Genealogical Studies, Inc., does not accept any responsibility for

the opinions or the accuracy of the information contained in this newsletter.

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AREA ADMINISTRATOR & EDITORIAL

Several items come to mind as I write this month.

Open Days are good opportunities to catch up with the latest, to talk to other people about research (theirs and yours), to obtain information, and many other things. Please note in your diaries the following .....

Saturday 2 October at Flagstaff Hill Maritime Museum - Warrnambool Area Open Day, with special focus on Shipping Information: 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.

Saturday 24 October at World Vision Centre, 1 Vision Drive, Burwood - AlGS Open Day: 10.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.

In News from HQ, it has been announced that the AlGS will be moving to the 1930s National Trust building, the Box Hill Town Hall in the new year. A 5-fold increase in space will be of great benefit to the Institute, the Library, and the users. Working alongside the Box Hill Historical Society is also seen as an advantage.

It was decided at our Area Meeting that a questionnaire should be sent to all members/subscribers seeking views on a range of issues related to our operations. Please respond to the enclosed item this month, returning your completed questionnaire by hand or to P. O. Box 607. We look forward to having your suggestions.

This month's Newsletter contains the Standard items for September 1899 and 1924, again compiled by Betty Beavis. While the items are of interest for the facts that they contain, taken collectively, they present an interesting picture of society as it then existed.

The unfolding story of Edward MAHON (MAHONEY) provides advice which we might all heed.

The monthly instalment of entries from the original Register of Warrnambool Agricultural High School runs to two pages this time, and completes the contents of the first book, covering the period from the opening of the school in April 1907 to May 1915. The next Register available begins in 1920 - as archivist, I have not been able to find the one covering the May 1915 to 1920 period.

As promised last month, the list of those whose photos appear on the Pioneers Board is included this month.

Remember - have your say by returning your questionnaire.

Best wishes for a successful month of searching!

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McLAREN REUNION A reunion of the descendants of John & Elizabeth McLaren and Robert & Lydia McLaren will be held on 6 November, 1999, in Warrnambool.

John & Elizabeth (nee McFarlane) arrived in Portland aboard the "Indian Ocean" in 1854. They later settled in Grassmere Junction north of Warrnambool, where John operated a Blacksmith's shop and raised 13 children; including one adopted daughter.

John's younger brother Robert made his passage to Australia in 1862, arriving in Melbourne aboard the "Morning Light'. He married Lydia Keilor (nee Hill) and settled at Woolsthorpe 10 miles north of Grassmere where he later became a landholder. The marriage produced 12 children.

Associated family names: BORTHWICK, BROWN, BULL, CAMERON, CAMP, CLOKE, DAVEY, DAVIDSON, GEORGE, GILLIN, HAMMOND, KNIGHTS, MEMBREY, NOONAN,

O'DONNELL, RULE, TOOGOOD, WARBURTON.

DATE: Saturday, 6 November, 1999 VENUE: Friendly Society'S Park, Koroit Street, Warrnambool

LUNCH and DINNER: available on booking BRING PHOTOS and MEMORABILIA

MORE INFORMATION: Robert McLaren, 25 Greenbank Court, Leopold 3224 Phone: 03 5250 2012

Sue McLaren, P. O. Box 13, Somerville 3912 Phone: 03 5977 5495

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** WARRNAMBOOL & DISTRICT HISTORICALS, September 1 00 Years Ago - 1899 [As reported in The Warrnambool Standard, compiled by Betty Beavis]

MARRIAGES

Harold CAFFIN to Frances HUMM. Miss Edith PUZEY, bridesmaid. Report [2]. Charles H BUTT, Bank of Australasia, to Kathleen FINLAY [2]. Report [27].

DIVORCE

Jessie Simpson WILSON V John WILSON, painter. Married 1879 [5].

FAREWELLS & PRESENTATIONS

To Rev P W CAIRNS (Baptist) at Bundaberg. Appointed to Warrnambool [8]; Cr PHILP farewelled from Council [23].

WELCOMES

To W H OSBURNE, 13 years Standard's chief reporter. Resigned to become Shire Secretary. Address by managing proprietor, NT OPIE. Reference to editor, T BURDEN [2].

To Rev & Mrs F BETTS at South Ballangeich and Framlingham [13].

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September 1899 continued .....

ACCIDENTS

To Mr GLEESON, driver for NEWCOMBE & Co., narrowly escapes accident [13]. Timothy QUINN, Glenormiston [18]. William MACARTNEY, Timor Street [23]. Master Jos AKEROYD, pupil teacher, Grassmere [26]. William PULHAM and B PARSON at Panmure [27]. John JOHNSTONE, carpenter, employed by RUNDELL Bros [29].

ITEMS OF INTEREST

Warrnambool huntsmen entertained at Bryan O'Lynn by Mr & Mrs DC BOTTERlLL [4].

Hunt Club throw-off at J CALDER's near racecourse [20.

Rev W Gray DIXON's experience with Buddhism in Japan [1].

Resignation of Dr MILLER [4].

John J VILLIERS writes re The Hat Factory [4].

Letter from teacher William WILKIN, denying his child has diphtheria [25].

J C FOYLE -letter re M FLAMMARION, astronomer [29].

Praise for Const TRAINOR's handling of his cases in court [2 & 4].

James WORLAND's success with leather goods at Greater Britain Exhibition [2].

Samuel SMITH awarded diploma at Greater Britain Exhibition for chevalier barley [23].

Passes in preliminary pharmacy exams - Philip WHEELER, Jeannie BAIRD, Maggie LAFFIN and David EVANS. Gained 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 13th places in field of 89 candidates [22].

Prize winners at Hamilton Show - Joseph CROAGH (field spaniel); William O'SHANNASSY, Illowa (poultry) and M O'KEEFE (pigs) [22].

D HAMILTON, Commercial Hotel, Panmure, donates silver cup for cricket [5].

New local industry (electro-plating works) - Mr VON ROMER [6].

Contractor George MAYNE begins alterations at Bowling Green [4].

Thomas M'DOWELL, late of Allansford, starts business in premises lately occupied by W J YOUNG [6].

Edward MAHON, cab driver, likely to inherit property in Ireland [19].

Cemetery memorial planned for late Mr COGHLAN - pioneer of local AN.A [19].

Woodford Cricket Club formed, and 21 office-bearers appointed (names given) [19].

Meeting at Royal Oak Hotel, Purnim, re inauguration of a Gun Club. Committee named [20]. Sparrow match at Purnim [26].

Park Ranger STEWART reports on his duties [20].

Mtd Const SHOEBRIDGE voted most handsome man [13].

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September 1899 continued .....

Lieutenants ARDLIE and M'GEE enrol for South Africa [23].

Richard CAREY builds smart yacht for sale - "The Shamrock" - details given [25].

Capt THOMPSON visits Warrnambool - now master of a Bay Excursion vessel [25].

M'LELLAN, boatswain of disabled steamer "Glaucus" and native of Warrnambool South, risks life, with others, to bring help [28].

"S S Casino" with Capt BOYD in charge fills in while "S S Flinders" is overhauled. Praise for Capt BOYD [25].

Lady Bay Boat Disaster Fund Collectors - John MITCHELL (secretary); James and A1f FERRIER, Fred ISAAKSON, Frank O'DONNELL and J DUSTING (port Fairy). G MITCHELL and John MANNAX each donate 5 shillings [1].

Mtd Const AKEROYD's bravery saves Mailor's Flat Hall from destruction by fire [26]. Two items in paper.

Warrnamboolians living in Johannesburg and other parts of South Africa - Mr E LOCK's sons George and Otto; Mr George LOCK is married and has a house there. Also there are sons of Messrs GRIFFITHS, CHARLESWORTH, M'DONALD and BRIGGS; a brother ofMr W J HICKFORD; Mr PARR, a carpenter (a brother of Mr PARR of Liebig Street) and his wife; Messrs G CLIFF, C TURNER and WILD [2]. A lady missionary, Miss COCKBURN, and many others, some of whom left here 10 or 12 years ago [21].

Licence for Shamrock Hotel, Dennington, transferred from Mary GALLAGHER to Edward McGUIRE and that of the Woodford Hotel from J E KIDMAN to H B SOMERVILLE [19].

J TRIGG sues A DARBY re cordial manufacturing in Henna Street [21].

Geo SIMPSON and Thomas BARTON sue James JOHNSON for damage by his bull at Nullawarre [23].

Mrs J JACKSON (housekeeper) sues Rev W GRAY DIXON for 100 [29].

W J Murray sues John SALTAU. Reference to George MURRAY [2]; Ernest MURRAY, witness [19].

Witnesses at burglary trial - Mrs Annie FORTH and Miss FORTH, Mary Ann Storey (servant). John PRICE, labourer. Joseph and Arthur ROGERS. Reference to John FORTH and to Frederick HASSETT [2].

Hospital report - Mrs H RIDGERS, in institute for 4 years, seeks maintenance outside and her money returned [4].

DEATHS

Mrs David MURTON, aged 43 [5].

Thomas RAlNGILL, aged 78, at Manchester, England [16]. Inserted by his friend John FLAXMAN. Also paragraph.

George LUMSDEN [28].

Mrs RANDALL, widow of William. Aged 83. At Woodford [22].

Deaths in hospital - Fred WILLMORE (34 years); Charles HIGGINBOTHAM, aged 79; John EASY, aged 49, and William SMITH, aged 81. Cause of death and length of time in hospital given [4]. Albert D KING organises concert to aid WILLMORE's family [5].

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WARRNAMBOOL & DISTRICT HISTORICALS 75 Years Ago - September 1924 [As reported in The Warrnambool Standard, compiled by Betty Beavis]

MARRIAGES

Arthur James MURRELL (of Cola c) to Thelma SAYWELL of 'Marintel', Warrnambool. Report [5 & 19].

Percy UEBERGANG, Allansford, to Myrtle WRIGHT of Koroit. Report [8].

DIAMOND WEDDING Mr/Mrs S J SAVAGE of Hamilton, parents of Sen Const SAVAGE of Koroit. Family came from New Zealand in the '80s. Related to CORRlCKS, the famous musical family [1].

FAREWELLS & PRESENTATIONS

To W J ALLAN, headteacher at Hopkins Point School.. Promoted to Beaconsfield North. E G M TOMLINSON chairman of entertainment; Little Miss Isabell WILSON made the presentation [24]. To H BARKER employed at Black Swan Factory. Presentation made by J R BICKLEY in absence of manager, F A HOMANN [23]. Pre-wedding presentation to Arthur MURRELL by Citizens' Band [16]. Farewell planned for Mr & Mrs KINSON at Yarpturk [23]. Testimonial to Isaac WALLACE, who is leaving Warrnambool. Mr OSWELL, headmaster of Primary School. Presentation [20, 25 & 26].

ACCIDENTS

To Alex MILLER, employee at HASKEW's farm, Cooramook [13]. To Miss Ada LEE, injured while riding at Royal Show [29].

ITEMS OF INTEREST

Salvation Army History. Opened in Warrnambool is 1887 by Capt MOYLE and Lieut SAUNDERS. Reference to Capt J G WATTERSON and Lieut HALLAM. Other details [10].

W O'FARRELL, Federal Chambers, letter re removal of street trees [19] and letter re unemployment in Warrnambool [4]. E WINDSOR writes re publican's booth at the show [13]. Harold R LAWSON writes re the harbour [19]. H W DAVIS writes defending museum against visitor's criticism [26]. Desmond DUNNE writes from abroad re sights seen [23]. Messrs DUNNE and LOCK meet Walter BAYLES and Leslie MURRAY at Dublin Show. See Women's Realm Section [26]. Reference to letters by Rover Bon NUTT re his travels abroad [24].

Stationmaster George BROWN retires - courteous and obliging [27].

John BANT, Panmure, sworn in as J.P. [30].

Success with poultry at Show - J JORDAN, A MORGAN and A E M'GENNAN [30].

New Mayor, Cr ABBEY, serenaded [3].

Licensee Jas MOLONEY and two men save Illowa Hotel from burning [3].

Keith ORMSBY, Ellerslie, gains 1st place in whole of Australia in Commonwealth Legal Exam [6].

Percy D McLAREN secretary of Warrnambool Rifle Club [19].

Diggers' Doings - article by L R COOMBS [20]. R L SLOAN wins billiards trophy [20].

Patrick Steamship Line - proposed re-organisation [24].

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September 1924 continued .....

G WAKEFIELD disposes of milk round to W HENRY. KJOHNSON to commence as milk vendor [1].

Shire Ranger, W WILLIAMS, speaks of dangers of Hopkins Falls crossing [4].

Frank TINKER reported missing. False alarm [30].

Noel A PARKINSON, contractor, sues George LORD [23]. Court Case - re damage to house during removal. Witnesses - Augustine HOY (employed by William ROWE), George HAWKER, Joseph TIl\11\.1S, Augustus HAYES, Mr JEWELL, Mrs LORD, John D ANDERSON, Andrew JEWELL, Fred P JOHNSON, John DAY, Robert J RUSSELL, Eliza B LORD [27, 29 & 30].

7 prime bullocks sold for Walter M BAYLES - purchased by MALADY and CORBETT [27].

Item re troopship "Southland", torpedoed in Mediterranean in World War 1. 21st Battalion and some 23rd - 1600 men - on board. 1,567 survived including Warrnambool district men - Col George LANGLEY, headmaster of Warrnambool High School; Regimental Sgt-Maj DAWSON and A WORLAND, district farmer. Details of incident described at length by local historian [3].

Sales on account of Adam THOMSON, Mepunga, leaving district [6] and John PICKETT, deceased [6].

WOMAN'S REALM COLUMN [19 September]

Mr/Mrs W R PILLEY, Fawside, Warrnambool

Mrs James CROMIE, North Warrnambool, visits sister, Mrs James WISE, of Brighton.

Returning from the Grampians: Mrs S H SIMS and little Joan; Mr and Mrs Charles JUKES; Mr and Mrs James JUKES; Mr and Mrs L CRAWLEY.

Mr and Mrs Anthony BARBER in Melbourne to meet son returning from overseas on the "Moldavia".

Willie HOLMES returns to Wesley College.

Miss Elsie WATSON, Lady Champion, Warrnambool Golf Club, plays in National Championship.

Ella BROWN of Girls' Friendly Society decorates hall for MURRELL/SA YWELL wedding.

Mr and Mrs J ROWE and Mrs LUNGHUSEN (nee Bessie Livingstone) return from holiday with sister, Mrs C SMITH, at Mt Gambier. 27 years since they visited their birthplace.

DEATHS

William CUOLAHAN dies at Broken Hill. Buried in Warrnambool. Lots offami1y information [13].

Mrs Thomas DOOLEY, aged 72. Family information [9].

William RICHES in 100th year [26].

George Frederick Powell JONES at Newport. Father of Mrs C FOYLE [29].

William CARSON, Farnham [30].

William BENSON, aged 13, of Mailer's Flat - swept over Hopkins Falls. Reference to Capt THOMAS [1].

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WHAT'S IN A NAME?

Edward MAHON’s story, as told to the Standard, shows how simply we might be led astray and follow the wrong clues in our research. So, be aware! Now read on ….

A cab driver named Edward Mahon, who is in the employ of Messrs Armstrong and Fraser, is likely to come in for a good deal of property and money in Ireland. It seems that inquiries have been made to trace his father for the past three years without success. A letter came addressed to James Mahoney, Wicklow Cottage, Winslow, and it was requested that the parish priest should endeavour to find the missing man. The Rev Father Logan tried to do this, without avail, till Monaghan, the groom at the Presbytery, suggested that it might have been the father of Mahon the cab-driver, whose house at Winslow was many years ago named "Wicklow Cottage". The surmise proved to be correct. Mahon's father did reside at Winslow, and his house was named "Wicklow Cottage". Further, it appears that his real name was Mahoney, but when he came to Australia he called himself Mahon, dropping the last syllable of his name. Mahoney has been dead for many years, but his widow is still alive, and she states that her husband frequently spoke of having wealthy relatives in Ireland, and that he had told her his proper name was Mahoney. Her son also remembers his father saying that he was born in Wicklow, and that he had a rich uncle at Waterford. About 27 years ago an effort was made to trace Mahoney. It is evident that the person inquired for is the same as he who lived at Winslow, and yesterday proofs of identity and other papers were forwarded to Dublin. The inquiries were instituted by a cousin of Edward MAHON or MAHONEY.

The above article appeared in the "Warrnambool Standard" of September 19, 1899.

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Reg Date Name DOB Parent Residence Parent Occup Previous School Comments

1 0434 02/02/15 McMaster, Dorothea Eliz 08/05/00 McMaster, Robert Warrong Station Manager Warrnambool

2 0435 02/02/15 Taylor, Agnes Mabel 22/01/00 Taylor, George High Street, Koroit Auctioneer Koroit

3 0436 02/02/15 Fisher, Laura 07/05/01 Fisher, Edward George Koroit Street Clerk Warrnambool

4 0437 02/02/15 Watson, Molia Elsie 19/01/00 Watson, Peter Grant Cudgee Farmer Cudgee

5 0438 02/02/15 Ryan, lIa Elsie 28/09/99 Ryan, Fanny Cudgee Home Duties Cudgee

6 0439 02/02/15 Lindsay, Esther Bradford 21/03/00 Lindsay, James Garvoc Teacher Garvoc

7 0440 02/02/15 Jellie, Rae 05/07/00 Jellie, James Woodford Farmer Woodford Teacher

8 0441 02/02/15 Eccles, John Carew 27/01/03 Eccles, William James Koroit Teacher Koroit Doctor. Rhodes Scholar. Magdalen College, Oxford

9 0442 02/02/15 Allan, Robert Dominic 11/01/00 Allan Edward Framlingham Dairyman Framlingham

10 0443 02/02/15 Martin, James Leslie 11/01/01 Martin, James Panmure Manager, Butter Facto Panmure

11 0444 02/02/15 Hollins, Edna Beryl 19/02/00 Hollins, Charles Merri Crescent Gentleman Warrnambool

12 0445 02/02/15 Swinton, Mary 28/03/01 Swinton, William Merri Crescent Storekeeper Warrnambool

13 0446 02/02/15 Long, Jean McVey 21/01/01 Long, Edward Glenormiston North Farmer Glenormiston

14 0447 02/02/15 Swinton, Grace 04/10/01 Swinton, John Merri Crescent Storeman Warrnambool Nurse

15 0446 02/02/15 Lindsay, Gertrude Eliza 08/06/02 Lindsay, James Garvoc Teacher Garvoc

16 0449 02/02/15 Fisher Phyllis 29I04I03 Fisher, Edward George Koroit street Clerk Warrnambool

17 0450 02/02/15 Dunn, Doreen Mary 22/05/04 Dunn, John Coulstock Street Returning Officer Warrnambool

18 0451 02/02/15 Bamford, Gilbert John 05/07/99 Bamford, David Keilambete East Dairyman The Sisters

19 0452 02/02/15 McDonald, Stanley Jame 10/07/02 McDonald, John Kelp Street Tinsmith Warrnambool

20 0453 02/02/15 !Worland, Norman James 16/12/02 !Worland, Ernest Thos Davis Street Tanner Warrnambool

21 0454 02/02/15 Patterson, Eric Granville 08/04/00 Patterson, Robert A Gillies Street Policeman Warrnambool

22 0455 02/02/15 Price Dorothy Mary 24/02/02 Price William Banyan Street Saddler Warrnambool

23 0456 02/02/15 Wilson, Ruby Alex 25/06/02 Wilson, John Manifold Street Optician Warrnambool

24 0457 02/02/15 Redpath, Jean Morton 05/11/00 Redpath, John Hopkins Sexton Warrnambool

25 0458 02/02/15 Philpott, Lyla Gladys 03/11/02 Philpott, William H Kelp Street North Agent Warrnambool

26 0459 02/02/15 Carpenter, Grace Willis 23/02/02 Carpenter, Robert E Kepler Street Monumental Mason Warrnambool

27 0460 02/02/15 Steere, Gertrude Jean 13/08/01 Steere, Arthur Hyland Street Builder !Warrnambool

28 0461 02/02/15 McKenzie Leslie 26/05/02 McKenzie, James Jamieson Street Coachsmith Warrnambool

29 0462 02/02/15 Halliwell, Daniel 03/10/02 Halliwell, William Kerr Street Labourer Warrnambool

30 0463 02/02/15 Davis, George Maurice 15/05/04 Davis, George Skene Street Ironworker Warrnambool

31 0464 02/02/15 Dawkins, Robert William 10/12/03 Dawkins, Robert J Kerr Street Carpenter Warrnambool

32 0465 02/02/15 Henderson James Henry 28/09/03 Henderson John H Koroit Street Doctor Warrnambool

33 0466 02/02/15 Carroll, Stanislaus John 21/08/03 Carroll, Johanna Dennington Farmer Dennington

34 0467 02/02/15 29/06/02 Farmer

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Reg Date Name DOS Parent Residence Parent Occup Previous School

1 0468 02/02/15 Crow, Clara Emily 16/10/01 Crow, John Jonah Warrnambool West Fisherman Dennington

2 0469 02/02/15 Hose, Edward John 12/03/01 Hose, Ernest C Warrnambool West Stoveman Warrnambool

3 0470 02/02/15 Hillis, Geoffrey Lloyd 31/08/02 Hillis, John Spence Street Butcher Warrnambool

4 0471 05/02/15 Glen, Hugh Pratt 03/03/02 Pratt, Jemima Canterbury Road Lady Warrnambool

5 0472 08/02/15 Lardner William J A 23/12/00 Lardner, William J Penshurst Stationmaster Penshurst

6 0473 16/02/15 Boyes, Ellen Josephine 05/05/00 Boyes, Jane Terang Dairy Terang

7 0474 22/02/15 Greig, Edith Constance 03/05/00 Greig, David Penshurst Bank Manager Penshurst

8 0475 22/02/15 Wilson, Rosamond 27/11/98 Wilson, John G Dennington Doctor MLC, Melbourne

9 0476 22/02/15 Wilson, Naomi 26/01/01 Wilson, John G Dennington Dairyman Gramm Sch, W'bool

10 0477 03/03/15 Porter, Gladys Irene 16/06/00 Porter, Jesse Camperdown Contractor Camperdown

11 0478 04/03/15 Booth, Herbert James 22/08/00 Booth, Thomas Glenormiston Farmer Glenormiston

12 0479 08/03/15 Long, Vera Elizabeth 31/12/99 Long, William Port Fairy Farmer H S Port Fairy

13 0480 15/03/15 Abbott, Amy Florence 10/06/99 Abbott, Charles Wesley Warrnambool Postmaster MHS

14 0481 07/04/15 Johnson, Jemima Alex 05/08/00 Johnson, Thomas Warrnambool Milk Vendor Warrnambool

15 0482 07/04/15 Luke, Mary Woodward 13/07/03 Luke, James Yarpturk Farmer Warrnambool

16 0483 07/04/15 Purcell, Inez Evelyn 24/01/02 Purcell, Arthur G Warrnambool Carriage Builder Warrnambool

17 0484 07/04/15 Grant, Lyla Mary 10/11/03 Grant, Thomas Warrnambool Railways Warrnambool

18 0485 07/04/15 Adams, Nellie Granter 19/02/03 Adams, Hugh Warrnambool Farmer Warrnambool 19 0486 07/04/15 Cameron, Alice Pearl 16/02/04 Cameron, Thomas Warrnambool Barber Warrnambool

20 0487 07/04/15 McDonald, Dorothy M 08/10/01 McDonald Maud Warrnambool Milliner Warrnambool

21 0488 07/04/15 Latta, Gladys Esther 14/04/02 Latta, John Warrnambool Yardman Warrnambool

22 0489 07/04/15 English, Cecil Frk Wm 24/03/03 English William Warrnambool ????? Warrnambool

23 0490 08/04/15 McInnes, Malcolm 28/03/03 McInnes, Charles Warrnambool ????? Warrnambool

24 0491 15/05/15 Turner, Richard 07I05I01 Turner, ????? Kirkstall ????? Kirkstall

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26 0493

27 0494

28 0495

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Surname Given Year 1 Aberline Joseph 1847 2 Abrahams William Strong 1841 3 Adam Peter 1854 4 Adams John 1853 5 Aitkin JWM 1847 6 Albiston Joseph [Rev] 1848 7 Allan J McMahon 1841 8 Allan William Osborne 1841 9 Anderson James 1844 10 Anderson W [Hon] 1844 11 Archibald Joseph 1857 12 Ardlie JM 1852 13 Atkinson Edwin 1854 14 Barber George 1854 15 Bateman W [Jun] 1848 16 Bateman W [Sen] 1852 17 Beamish P T [Archdeacon] 1850 18 Bell John 1858 19 Bennett Richard 1861 20 Billing Nathaniel 1853 21 Black Neil [Hon] 1839 22 Bolden Lemuel 1836 23 Bostock Augustus 1853 24 Bostock Edward Robe 1839 25 Bostock Ernest 1853 26 Bostock George 1845 27 Bostock James 1845 28 Bostock Thos Edward 1848 29 Boyd Alexander 1865 30 Brass John 1852 31 Bromfield JA 1852 32 Bromfield JD 1838 33 Brown Charles Stewart 1845 34 Browne John 1854 35 Burke Robert 1847 36 Butters James Stewart 1854 37 Cardinal AIfred 1854 38 Carey Richard 1854 39 Carmichael George 1843 40 Carmichael James 1843 41 Carmichael William 1844 42 Cassady William 1844 43 Chisholm George 1847 44 Chisholm JM 1847 45 Christian James 1843 46 Clarke John [Dr] 1850 47 Cole Nicholas 1839 48 Conrick Patrick 1848 49 Coulstock James 1848 50 Cox William 1857 51 Craig John Hollins 1847 52 Cramer Chas Augustus 1855 53 Cramond J Glass 1855 54 Crawley JW 1865 55 Croll David 1854 56 Curdie Daniel 1840 57 Cust John 1849 58 Cust Robert 1849 59 Dalrymple Jas Ritchie [Rev] 1851 60 Davidson James 1850 61 Davidson John 1848 62 Davidson William 1855 63 Davies Daniel 1850

Surname Given Year 64 Davies Walter 1856 65 Davis John 1852 66 Dickson James 1858 67 Dooley James 1853 68 Dowling Thos [Hon] 1849 69 Drayton Joseph 1852 70 Eddington Ar C 1842 71 Eddington Henry G 1842 72 Eddington John [Capt] 1842 73 Ellis Thomas 1854 74 Evans JR 1856 75 Forrester John Lamb 1862 76 Foster Henry 1842 77 Glasgow Robert 1853 78 Goldstraw George 1849 79 Good John 1841 80 Goodall William 1848 81 Gorrie James 1854 82 Granter James 1853 83 Granter Joseph 1855 84 Gray George 1854 85 Griffiths Andrew 1854 86 Halliwell William 1839 87 Hamilton Robert 1854 88 Harris RS 1854 89 Helpman B F [Capt] 1854 90 Hider James 1848 91 Hood Robert 1854 92 Howard John Broadby 1853 93 Hyland John 1853 94 Jamieson WW 1856 95 Jellie James 1844 96 Jenkins !Allan 1837 97 Jenkins JS 1854 98 Jewell John 1855 99 Jukes A M 1853

100 Kelton Robert 1853 101 Kennedy David 1843 102 Kerr Andrew 1856 103 King Thomas 1855 104 Kruger JCA 1849 105 Kucks W 1858 106 Lance George 1860 107 Landmann JCA 1853 108 Le Couteur George 1854 109 Lee John 1852 110 Lindsay William 1843 111 Macdonald John 1849 112 Mack Joseph 1857 113 Mackay Hugh 1854 114 Macknight CH 1842 115 Manifold John 1838 116 Manifold Peter 1838 117 Manifold Thomas 1838 118 Margetts Edmund 1854 119 Martin Thomas 1848 120 Mason John 1852 121 McArthur Gilbert 1844 122 McArthur Peter 1839 123 McGhie Mathew 1841 124 McGregor Samuel 1840 125 McKiernan WB 1853 126 McLaws David 1843

Surname Given Year 127 McLeish William 1850 128 McMahon William 1854 129 McMeekin John 1854 130 Meek James McKain 1855 131 Mickle Thomas 1842 132 Morieson John 1855 133 Mudie David 1854 134 Murray Adam 1842 135 Murray W J 1854 136 Musgrove A W 1859 137 Napthine R W 1854 138 Neylor Thomas 1858 139 Nicholson Mark 1840 140 Nicol Gideon 1858 141 Norman William 1854 142 O'Neill Daniel 1842 143 Osborne Richard 1847 144 Osborne Thomas H T 1839 145 Palmer O F W 1862 146 Palmer Thos McLeod 1862 147 Parker S S 1855 148 Parkinson Lewis 1852 149 Paterson R B 1856 150 Penfold George 1852 151 Phillips Henry 1845 152 Phillips Henry 1848 153 Plummer William 1850 154 Ponting James 1853 155 Powell George 1852 156 Powell Henry 1852 157 Price Thomas 1859 158 Rackshaw T R 1858 159 Rainey John McCool 1849 160 Raingill ThosW 1853 161 Robinson James 1856 162 Rooney Bernard 1855 163 Rowley J S 1859 164 Rutledge Richard 1844 165 Rutledge William 1844 166 Saltau Henry 1861 167 Scoborio Charles 1857 168 Shaddock John 1855 169 Sheldrick Walter 1856 170 Shevill JohnW 1855 171 Slattery Daniel 1851 172 Slattery James [Dean] 1848 173 Smith Thomas 1856 174 Somerville George 1839 175 Steere T S 1854 176 Stevens F P 1843 177 Struth Alexander 1843 178 Swinton William 1854 179 Tallent James 1854 180 Threlfall George 1853 181 Tozer Francis 1842 182 Uebergang Carl 1849 183 Urquhart Roderick 1842 184 Walker John 1847 185 Wall William 1846 186 Walsh Henry 1854 187 Ward James 1855 188 Ware Jeremiah George 1839 189 Ware John 1839

Surname Given Year 190 Ware Joseph 1839 191 Watson Thomas 1850 192 Webb William 1852 193 Westwood David 1854 194 White John 1855 195 Whitehead Robert 1841 196 Whitton William 1847 197 Williams David 1842 198 Williams Price 1854 199 Williams Thomas 1848 200 Winton Robert 1854 201 Wood George 1856 202 Wood Jacob 1851 203 Woodward Robert Henry 1846