Stephen Fairhall
b. 7 Aug 1866, d. 19 Nov 1944
| Father* | Samuel Fairhall b. 4 Nov 1817, d. 8 Jun 1875 |
| Mother* | Mary Ann Gill b. about 1824, d. 8 Aug 1898 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 3. Samuel Fairhall's Family and Descendants BAKER: George W. -Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Stephen Fairhall was born on 7 Aug 1866 in Dunmore, New South Wales.
Stephen Fairhall married Emily Melvena Baker, daughter of George William Baker and Tryphena Ford, on 20 Aug 1888 in East Maitland, New South Wales, and Emily's middle name is given on the Marriage Certificate as "Melonia."
Stephen and Emily lived at High Street in East Maitland, New South Wales, on 13 Oct 1891.
Stephen was a Teamster in the locality of East Maitland when he was declared bankrupt on 8 Mar 1905.
Stephen and Emily lived at Victoria Lane in East Maitland, New South Wales, in 1907.
Stephen was a Teamster in 1913.
Stephen and Emily and Harriett Emmeline Fairhall lived at High Street in East Maitland, New South Wales, in 1913.
Stephen was a Shopkeeper in 1925.
Stephen and Emily lived at 56 King Street in East Maitland, New South Wales, in 1934.
Stephen and Emily lived at 52 King Street in East Maitland, New South Wales, in 1936.
Stephen Fairhall witnessed the marriage of Gordon Alexander Goodwin and Dorothy Eileen Fairhall on 20 Jun 1941 at The Methodist Parsonage, 86 Henry Street in Tighes Hill, New South Wales, (Note: On the marriage certificate, Stephen and Emily Fairhall were shown as Dorothy's parents, but this does not coincide with information on her Birth Certificate.)
Stephen Fairhall died on 19 Nov 1944 in Maitland, New South Wales, at the age of 78.
He was buried at Campbells Hill Cemetery (Grave location recorded as: Section G, Grave 110) in West Maitland, New South Wales.
Stephen Fairhall married Emily Melvena Baker, daughter of George William Baker and Tryphena Ford, on 20 Aug 1888 in East Maitland, New South Wales, and Emily's middle name is given on the Marriage Certificate as "Melonia."
Stephen and Emily lived at High Street in East Maitland, New South Wales, on 13 Oct 1891.
Stephen was a Teamster in the locality of East Maitland when he was declared bankrupt on 8 Mar 1905.
Stephen and Emily lived at Victoria Lane in East Maitland, New South Wales, in 1907.
Stephen was a Teamster in 1913.
Stephen and Emily and Harriett Emmeline Fairhall lived at High Street in East Maitland, New South Wales, in 1913.
Stephen was a Shopkeeper in 1925.
Stephen and Emily lived at 56 King Street in East Maitland, New South Wales, in 1934.
Stephen and Emily lived at 52 King Street in East Maitland, New South Wales, in 1936.
Stephen Fairhall witnessed the marriage of Gordon Alexander Goodwin and Dorothy Eileen Fairhall on 20 Jun 1941 at The Methodist Parsonage, 86 Henry Street in Tighes Hill, New South Wales, (Note: On the marriage certificate, Stephen and Emily Fairhall were shown as Dorothy's parents, but this does not coincide with information on her Birth Certificate.)
Stephen Fairhall died on 19 Nov 1944 in Maitland, New South Wales, at the age of 78.
He was buried at Campbells Hill Cemetery (Grave location recorded as: Section G, Grave 110) in West Maitland, New South Wales.
Family | Emily Melvena Baker b. 1870, d. 24 Jan 1939 |
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Ernest Fairhall
b. about 1867
| Father* | Samuel Fairhall b. 4 Nov 1817, d. 8 Jun 1875 |
| Mother* | Mary Ann Gill b. about 1824, d. 8 Aug 1898 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 3. Samuel Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Ernest Fairhall was born about 1867 in New South Wales but no registration can be located.
Ernest Fairhall died Believed settled in Charters Towers (Qld) - perhaps died there?
Ernest Fairhall died Believed settled in Charters Towers (Qld) - perhaps died there?
William Farquharson
b. 13 Jul 1818, d. bt 1852 - 1854
| Father* | Henry Farquharson b. 5 Jul 1795, d. 1853 |
| Mother* | Marjorie Dallas b. 22 May 1783, d. 12 Aug 1857 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 4. Sophia Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
William Farquharson was born on 13 Jul 1818 at Indego in Tarland, Aberdeenshire. He was baptised on 21 Jul 1818 in Abernethy, Inverness, and the event was certified by W. McDonald, Sessions Clerk, Abernethy.
William was a Farm Servant. He emigrated with Andrew Farquharson and Jane Farquharson on 16 May 1841 from Dundee on board the "Mathesis" bound for Port Jackson (Sydney), under the sponsorship of Mr J.F. Beattie of Lochinvar as farm workers. The story of this troubled voyage was summarised by Rod Horton as follows:
The “Mathesis” left Dundee in Scotland on its maiden voyage to Port Phillip and then Sydney. It was a timber ship, weighing 365 tons. The ship was launched on Wednesday 24th March 1841, registered in April 1841 and was owned by James Gordon. In May, it sailed for Dundee with Alexander Gordon as the Ship’s master to pick up the 88 passengers, almost all of whom were farm workers and their families from Aberdeenshire.
On 20th June, the Mathesis stopped briefly at St Jago (now called Santiago), the largest of the Cape Verde Islands off the coast of North Africa. On the 9th August disaster struck and the following report is from “The Chronicle” in Hobart on the 28th January 18423. “Between 11am and 12noon, the third mate was in the store-room getting out provisions, when some straw, which was lying loose, caught fire by a spark from his candle. The fire spread rapidly, and when the alarm was given, great confusion took place, so much so that for some time little could be done. The seamen were ordered to clear away the boats and keep them in readiness, but instead of doing so they got into them and pushed off, leaving the captain, officers and emigrants, on board ship.
After order was restored to some degree, the emigrants passed along water with a will; all hatches were put on, and sails put over them to prevent ventilation. The tops were knocked off seven water casks, which were filled with water, and then the hatches were removed and water poured in and the hatches immediately put on again. This was repeated several times; in fact, as long as they were able for the exertion. At 4pm, when the fire was a good deal subdued, the seamen returned on board and assisted in drawing water; this was continued till the evening of Tuesday, the 10th, when it was supposed the fire was out. The pumps were now manned to get quit of some of the water they had poured in, and at six in the morning of Wednesday, the water was well out of her. On removing the hatches, in the morning, the hold was still full of smoke; but in a short time they were able to descend. They now bore away for Rio de Janeiro, where they arrived on the 25th of August.
The cargo was very much destroyed, and sold for very little; the ship has sustained great damage, so much so, that in one part, on scraping a little of the inside with a nail, we reached the copper. The ship's chronometer was quite destroyed."
The ship arrived in Rio de Janeiro and remained there for almost 3 months while it was repaired. It left Rio de Janeiro on 24th November.
On 13th January, less than 3 weeks out of Sydney, Andrew Farquharson Sr. died and was buried at sea. This left Jane and her children to arrive in the Colony by themselves.
The ship arrived in Port Phillip on 28th January and on 30th January 1842 the Mathesis finally arrived in Sydney, 242 days after leaving Dundee.
The report of the ship’s surgeon was highly complementary of the health and behaviour of the passengers but was critical of some of the food supplied, some of the toilets between decks being very smelly and injurious to their health, the accommodation being constantly wet and damp due to the rain and the heavy seas.
Together with the poor passage of air through the lower decks it was necessary to air the bedding and blankets on deck as often as possible.
Despite being sponsored to NSW by Mr. Beattie to be farmers, the family first stayed with a Mrs. Stewart of Customs House in Sydney.
William lived in Williams River, New South Wales, in 1843 according to the Marriage Banns.
William Farquharson married Sophia Fairhall, daughter of William Fairhall and Ann Huntley, on 9 Aug 1843 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales, by Banns and Rev. George Keylock Rusden performed the marriage ceremony.
William and Sophia lived at George Mosman's Property, "Burrowell", on the Williams River in Seaham, New South Wales, in 1844 at the time of Charlotte's Baptism.
William was an Overseer, probably working for George or Archibald Mosman in 1849.
William Farquharson died bt 1852 - 1854 in Morpeth, New South Wales, as Sophia was shown as a widow at the time of her second marriage.
William was a Farm Servant. He emigrated with Andrew Farquharson and Jane Farquharson on 16 May 1841 from Dundee on board the "Mathesis" bound for Port Jackson (Sydney), under the sponsorship of Mr J.F. Beattie of Lochinvar as farm workers. The story of this troubled voyage was summarised by Rod Horton as follows:
The “Mathesis” left Dundee in Scotland on its maiden voyage to Port Phillip and then Sydney. It was a timber ship, weighing 365 tons. The ship was launched on Wednesday 24th March 1841, registered in April 1841 and was owned by James Gordon. In May, it sailed for Dundee with Alexander Gordon as the Ship’s master to pick up the 88 passengers, almost all of whom were farm workers and their families from Aberdeenshire.
On 20th June, the Mathesis stopped briefly at St Jago (now called Santiago), the largest of the Cape Verde Islands off the coast of North Africa. On the 9th August disaster struck and the following report is from “The Chronicle” in Hobart on the 28th January 18423. “Between 11am and 12noon, the third mate was in the store-room getting out provisions, when some straw, which was lying loose, caught fire by a spark from his candle. The fire spread rapidly, and when the alarm was given, great confusion took place, so much so that for some time little could be done. The seamen were ordered to clear away the boats and keep them in readiness, but instead of doing so they got into them and pushed off, leaving the captain, officers and emigrants, on board ship.
After order was restored to some degree, the emigrants passed along water with a will; all hatches were put on, and sails put over them to prevent ventilation. The tops were knocked off seven water casks, which were filled with water, and then the hatches were removed and water poured in and the hatches immediately put on again. This was repeated several times; in fact, as long as they were able for the exertion. At 4pm, when the fire was a good deal subdued, the seamen returned on board and assisted in drawing water; this was continued till the evening of Tuesday, the 10th, when it was supposed the fire was out. The pumps were now manned to get quit of some of the water they had poured in, and at six in the morning of Wednesday, the water was well out of her. On removing the hatches, in the morning, the hold was still full of smoke; but in a short time they were able to descend. They now bore away for Rio de Janeiro, where they arrived on the 25th of August.
The cargo was very much destroyed, and sold for very little; the ship has sustained great damage, so much so, that in one part, on scraping a little of the inside with a nail, we reached the copper. The ship's chronometer was quite destroyed."
The ship arrived in Rio de Janeiro and remained there for almost 3 months while it was repaired. It left Rio de Janeiro on 24th November.
On 13th January, less than 3 weeks out of Sydney, Andrew Farquharson Sr. died and was buried at sea. This left Jane and her children to arrive in the Colony by themselves.
The ship arrived in Port Phillip on 28th January and on 30th January 1842 the Mathesis finally arrived in Sydney, 242 days after leaving Dundee.
The report of the ship’s surgeon was highly complementary of the health and behaviour of the passengers but was critical of some of the food supplied, some of the toilets between decks being very smelly and injurious to their health, the accommodation being constantly wet and damp due to the rain and the heavy seas.
Together with the poor passage of air through the lower decks it was necessary to air the bedding and blankets on deck as often as possible.
Despite being sponsored to NSW by Mr. Beattie to be farmers, the family first stayed with a Mrs. Stewart of Customs House in Sydney.
William lived in Williams River, New South Wales, in 1843 according to the Marriage Banns.
William Farquharson married Sophia Fairhall, daughter of William Fairhall and Ann Huntley, on 9 Aug 1843 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales, by Banns and Rev. George Keylock Rusden performed the marriage ceremony.
William and Sophia lived at George Mosman's Property, "Burrowell", on the Williams River in Seaham, New South Wales, in 1844 at the time of Charlotte's Baptism.
William was an Overseer, probably working for George or Archibald Mosman in 1849.
William Farquharson died bt 1852 - 1854 in Morpeth, New South Wales, as Sophia was shown as a widow at the time of her second marriage.
Family | Sophia Fairhall b. 16 Jul 1820, d. 14 Nov 1879 |
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Edna May Davies
b. 1916, d. 6 May 1947
Edna May Davies was born in 1916 in Stroud, New South Wales, a daughter of George J. and May Davies.
Edna May Davies married Walter Reginald Sexton, son of Milton Walter Sexton and Amelia Cartwright, in 1941 in Stockton, New South Wales.
Edna and Walter lived at 75 Regent Street in West Maitland, New South Wales.
Edna May Sexton died on 6 May 1947 in West Maitland, New South Wales, of complications following childbirth (a female child was stillborn on 3 May.)
She was cremated at Newcastle Crematorium and Memorial Gardens, Anderson Drive at Beresfield and it was recorded that her ashes were placed in ROSE X 6/12 Ref: 4342.
Edna May Davies married Walter Reginald Sexton, son of Milton Walter Sexton and Amelia Cartwright, in 1941 in Stockton, New South Wales.
Edna and Walter lived at 75 Regent Street in West Maitland, New South Wales.
Edna May Sexton died on 6 May 1947 in West Maitland, New South Wales, of complications following childbirth (a female child was stillborn on 3 May.)
She was cremated at Newcastle Crematorium and Memorial Gardens, Anderson Drive at Beresfield and it was recorded that her ashes were placed in ROSE X 6/12 Ref: 4342.
Rev. John Roe Blomfield
b. 1825, d. 1 May 1889
Rev. John Roe Blomfield was baptised in 1825 at Christ Church in Newcastle, New South Wales, a son of Thomas V. and Christiana J. Blomfield.
John was a Minister of the Word in the Church of England. He served in the Hunter River district, including St James' Church at Morpeth (from about 1852) and All Saints, Parramatta (1868-1886.)
Rev. John Roe Blomfield performed the marriage ceremony of William Fairhall, son of William Fairhall and Ann Huntley, and Eliza Cook, daughter of William Thomas Cook and Mary A. McWilson, on 30 Aug 1853 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Rev. John Roe Blomfield performed the marriage ceremony of Benjamin Fairhall, son of William Fairhall and Ann Huntley, and Mary Ann Sheather, daughter of Stephen Sheather and Hannah Tester, on 3 Jan 1854 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Rev. John Roe Blomfield performed the marriage ceremony of James Fairhall, son of William Fairhall and Ann Huntley, and Janet McTaggart Henderson, daughter of James Henderson and Janet McNab, on 1 Aug 1854 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Rev. John Roe Blomfield performed the marriage ceremony of Thomas Spinks, son of Robert ? Spinks and Elizabeth Barker, and Sophia Fairhall, daughter of William Fairhall and Ann Huntley, on 30 Jan 1855 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales, and both Sophy and Thomas were listed as being widowed at the time of this wedding.
Rev. John Roe Blomfield died on 1 May 1889 in Parramatta, New South Wales.
John was a Minister of the Word in the Church of England. He served in the Hunter River district, including St James' Church at Morpeth (from about 1852) and All Saints, Parramatta (1868-1886.)
Rev. John Roe Blomfield performed the marriage ceremony of William Fairhall, son of William Fairhall and Ann Huntley, and Eliza Cook, daughter of William Thomas Cook and Mary A. McWilson, on 30 Aug 1853 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Rev. John Roe Blomfield performed the marriage ceremony of Benjamin Fairhall, son of William Fairhall and Ann Huntley, and Mary Ann Sheather, daughter of Stephen Sheather and Hannah Tester, on 3 Jan 1854 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Rev. John Roe Blomfield performed the marriage ceremony of James Fairhall, son of William Fairhall and Ann Huntley, and Janet McTaggart Henderson, daughter of James Henderson and Janet McNab, on 1 Aug 1854 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Rev. John Roe Blomfield performed the marriage ceremony of Thomas Spinks, son of Robert ? Spinks and Elizabeth Barker, and Sophia Fairhall, daughter of William Fairhall and Ann Huntley, on 30 Jan 1855 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales, and both Sophy and Thomas were listed as being widowed at the time of this wedding.
Rev. John Roe Blomfield died on 1 May 1889 in Parramatta, New South Wales.
Charles Fairhall
b. b 1823
Charles Fairhall was born b 1823.
Charles Fairhall witnessed the marriage of William Farquharson and Sophia Fairhall on 9 Aug 1843 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales, by Banns.
Charles Fairhall witnessed the marriage of William Farquharson and Sophia Fairhall on 9 Aug 1843 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales, by Banns.
Charlotte Farquharson
b. 20 Apr 1844, d. 1 Jul 1910
| Father* | William Farquharson b. 13 Jul 1818, d. bt 1852 - 1854 |
| Mother* | Sophia Fairhall b. 16 Jul 1820, d. 14 Nov 1879 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 4. Sophia Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Charlotte Farquharson was born on 20 Apr 1844 in Morpeth, New South Wales. She was baptised on 8 May 1844 at Church of England Parish of Eldon, Clarence Town and Dungog in Raymond Terrace, New South Wales, by Rev. Charles Spencer.
Charlotte Farquharson married Richard Cormick Cummins, son of Richard P. Cummins and Sophia S. Searle, in 1873 in Manilla, New South Wales.
Charlotte Cummins died on 1 Jul 1910 in Manilla, New South Wales, at the age of 66.
She was buried at the General Cemetery in Manilla, New South Wales.
Charlotte Farquharson married Richard Cormick Cummins, son of Richard P. Cummins and Sophia S. Searle, in 1873 in Manilla, New South Wales.
Charlotte Cummins died on 1 Jul 1910 in Manilla, New South Wales, at the age of 66.
She was buried at the General Cemetery in Manilla, New South Wales.
Family | Richard Cormick Cummins b. 1836, d. 25 Nov 1911 |
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Harriett Farquharson
b. 1845, d. 23 Jan 1946
| Father* | William Farquharson b. 13 Jul 1818, d. bt 1852 - 1854 |
| Mother* | Sophia Fairhall b. 16 Jul 1820, d. 14 Nov 1879 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 4. Sophia Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Harriett Farquharson was born in 1845 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Harriett Farquharson married Julius Jacobs in 1872 in Murrurundi, New South Wales.
Harriett Jacobs died on 23 Jan 1946 in Ashfield, New South Wales.
Harriett Farquharson married Julius Jacobs in 1872 in Murrurundi, New South Wales.
Harriett Jacobs died on 23 Jan 1946 in Ashfield, New South Wales.
William H. Farquharson
b. 7 May 1847, d. 1918
| Father* | William Farquharson b. 13 Jul 1818, d. bt 1852 - 1854 |
| Mother* | Sophia Fairhall b. 16 Jul 1820, d. 14 Nov 1879 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 4. Sophia Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
William H. Farquharson was born on 7 May 1847 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
William H. Farquharson died in 1918 in Inverell, New South Wales.
William H. Farquharson died in 1918 in Inverell, New South Wales.
James Farquharson
b. 1849, d. 1927
| Father* | William Farquharson b. 13 Jul 1818, d. bt 1852 - 1854 |
| Mother* | Sophia Fairhall b. 16 Jul 1820, d. 14 Nov 1879 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 4. Sophia Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
James Farquharson c1855 (from Bill Louis)
James Farquharson married Martha Annie De Witt, daughter of Gilbert D. De Witt and Johanna Coleman, in 1882 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
James Farquharson married Ellen Louisa Ward in 1886 in Dubbo, New South Wales.
James Farquharson died in 1927 in Burwood, New South Wales.
Family | Ellen Louisa Ward b. about 1850, d. 20 Oct 1937 |
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Sophia Farquharson
b. 1852, d. 10 Feb 1931
| Father* | William Farquharson b. 13 Jul 1818, d. bt 1852 - 1854 |
| Mother* | Sophia Fairhall b. 16 Jul 1820, d. 14 Nov 1879 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 4. Sophia Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Sophia Farquharson was born in 1852 in Morpeth, New South Wales. Sophia Farquharson was also known as Annie Sophia.
Sophia Farquharson married James Albert Hoyle in 1872 in Wee Waa, New South Wales.
Annie Sophia Hoyle died on 10 Feb 1931 at 3 Forbes Street in Paddington, New South Wales.
Sophia Farquharson married James Albert Hoyle in 1872 in Wee Waa, New South Wales.
Annie Sophia Hoyle died on 10 Feb 1931 at 3 Forbes Street in Paddington, New South Wales.
Family | James Albert Hoyle b. 1853 |
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Thomas Spinks
b. about 1798, d. 21 Feb 1877
| Father* | Robert ? Spinks b. about 1775 |
| Mother* | Elizabeth Barker b. about 1775 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 4. Sophia Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Thomas Spinks (from Bill Louis)
He was transported to NSW as a convict, on board the ship "Norfolk-5", and later gained a Ticket of Leave. A short after this he was convicted of cattle duffing, sentenced to road gangs in the Maitland area (1850) and served a further 30 months before being once more granted a Ticket of Leave. He was described as 5'5" in height (165 cm), ruddy complexion, brown hair, hazel-grey eyes, missing 2 teeth (canine & front), round scar on left cheek, base of left thumb & right forefinger. He could neither read nor write about 1836.
Thomas Spinks married Sophia Fairhall, daughter of William Fairhall and Ann Huntley, on 30 Jan 1855 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales, and both Sophy and Thomas were listed as being widowed at the time of this wedding and Rev. John Roe Blomfield performed the marriage ceremony.
Thomas and Sophia lived at 2nd Lane (Princess Street) in Morpeth, New South Wales, and there is an image of this home on Ancestry.com.
Thomas Spinks died on 21 Feb 1877 at his Residence, No. 2 Lane in Morpeth, New South Wales.
He was buried on 22 Feb 1877 at the Church of England Cemetery in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Family | Sophia Fairhall b. 16 Jul 1820, d. 14 Nov 1879 |
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Robert ? Spinks
b. about 1775
Family | Elizabeth Barker b. about 1775 |
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Elizabeth Barker
b. about 1775
Family | Robert ? Spinks b. about 1775 |
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Margaret Spinks
b. 24 Oct 1855, d. 22 Sep 1928
| Father* | Thomas Spinks b. about 1798, d. 21 Feb 1877 |
| Mother* | Sophia Fairhall b. 16 Jul 1820, d. 14 Nov 1879 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 4. Sophia Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
--margaret-c-1880.png "Margaret Taylor (nee Spinks) c1880 (from Bill Louis)")
Margaret Taylor (nee Spinks) c1880 (from Bill Louis)
Margaret Spinks married Frederick William Taylor on 6 Oct 1877 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Margaret Taylor married Martin August Lind in 1884 in Balmain, New South Wales.
Margaret Lind died on 22 Sep 1928 at Hillingdon Private Hospital in Ashfield, New South Wales, at the age of 72 and the cause of her death was recorded as Chronic myocarditis and Nephritis.
She was buried on 24 Sep 1928 at the Church of England Necropolis in Rookwood, New South Wales.
Family 1 | Frederick William Taylor b. 19 Oct 1856, d. 15 Feb 1878 |
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Family 2 | Martin August Lind b. about 1850, d. 1918 |
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Mary Spinks
b. 1 Apr 1857, d. 26 Apr 1935
| Father* | Thomas Spinks b. about 1798, d. 21 Feb 1877 |
| Mother* | Sophia Fairhall b. 16 Jul 1820, d. 14 Nov 1879 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 4. Sophia Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
--mary-c-1880.png "Mary Francis (nee Spinks) c1880 (from Bill Louis)")
Mary Francis (nee Spinks) c1880 (from Bill Louis)
Mary Spinks married Joseph Francis on 29 Mar 1876 at St James' Church of England in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Mary Francis died on 26 Apr 1935 at 36 Therry Street in Drummoyne, New South Wales, at the age of 78.
She was buried on 27 Apr 1935 at the Church of England Cemetery, Field of Mars (Grave location recorded as: Section K, Plot 379) in Ryde, New South Wales.
Family | Jose Francisco Bartolomeu b. 18 Aug 1850, d. 7 Aug 1934 |
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Rose Spinks
b. 31 Mar 1859, d. 18 Apr 1935
| Father* | Thomas Spinks b. about 1798, d. 21 Feb 1877 |
| Mother* | Sophia Fairhall b. 16 Jul 1820, d. 14 Nov 1879 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 4. Sophia Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
--rose-c-1880.png "Rose Lammas (nee Spinks) c1880 (from Bill Louis)")
Rose Lammas (nee Spinks) c1880 (from Bill Louis)
Rose Spinks married Walter William Lammas, son of John Thomas Lammas and Eliza Cook, on 28 Aug 1881 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Rose Spinks died on 18 Apr 1935 in Beecroft, New South Wales, at the age of 76.
Family | Walter William Lammas b. 22 Mar 1851, d. 21 Jul 1951 |
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Alice J Spinks
b. 10 Oct 1861, d. 16 Feb 1866
| Father* | Thomas Spinks b. about 1798, d. 21 Feb 1877 |
| Mother* | Sophia Fairhall b. 16 Jul 1820, d. 14 Nov 1879 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 4. Sophia Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Alice J Spinks was born on 10 Oct 1861 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Alice J Spinks died on 16 Feb 1866 in Morpeth, New South Wales, at the age of 4.
Alice J Spinks died on 16 Feb 1866 in Morpeth, New South Wales, at the age of 4.
Emily Spinks
b. 29 May 1864, d. 8 Jun 1937
| Father* | Thomas Spinks b. about 1798, d. 21 Feb 1877 |
| Mother* | Sophia Fairhall b. 16 Jul 1820, d. 14 Nov 1879 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 4. Sophia Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Emily Spinks (from Bill Louis)
Emily Spinks married William Ironside, son of Robert Ironside and Margaret Morrison, on 20 Mar 1882 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Emily Ironside died on 8 Jun 1937 in Leichhardt, New South Wales, at the age of 73.
She was buried at the General Cemetery (Grave location recorded as: Zone A Presbyterian Section 06D Grave 8234) in Rookwood, New South Wales.
Family | William Ironside b. 16 Aug 1850, d. 20 Dec 1910 |
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John Wilson
b. about 1815, d. 21 Sep 1857
| Father* | Thomas Crowder b. about 1775 |
| Mother* | Eliza Perfect b. about 1780, d. 1841 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 6. Charlotte Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
John Wilson was born about 1815 in Liverpool, Lancashire.
He emigrated on 8 Feb 1845 from Downs, Thames River, Greater London, on board the "Bussorah Merchant", arriving in Sydney on 22 Jun 1845. (Note: Internet searches have so far failed to find a "Mr Crowder" on published passenger lists for this voyage. BWF.)
John lived in St Clair, New South Wales, in 1846.
John Wilson married Charlotte Mary Fairhall, daughter of William Fairhall and Ann Huntley, on 7 May 1846 at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Singleton, New South Wales, and Charlotte signed her marriage certificate with her Mark and Rev. Irving Hetherington performed the marriage ceremony.
John and Charlotte lived at 76 High Street in Morpeth, New South Wales, about 1850.
He emigrated on 7 Apr 1855 from Sydney, New South Wales, on the steamer "Telegraph" bound for Melbourne. From there he travelled on the clipper "Lightning" to England. (Note: Internet passenger lists do not show his name on that voyage of the "Telegraph", and there appears to be no recorded voyage of the "Lightning" to England in 1855. BWF.)
John Wilson married Eliza McMullen in 1856.
John Wilson died on 21 Sep 1857 in Bordeaux.
He emigrated on 8 Feb 1845 from Downs, Thames River, Greater London, on board the "Bussorah Merchant", arriving in Sydney on 22 Jun 1845. (Note: Internet searches have so far failed to find a "Mr Crowder" on published passenger lists for this voyage. BWF.)
John lived in St Clair, New South Wales, in 1846.
John Wilson married Charlotte Mary Fairhall, daughter of William Fairhall and Ann Huntley, on 7 May 1846 at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Singleton, New South Wales, and Charlotte signed her marriage certificate with her Mark and Rev. Irving Hetherington performed the marriage ceremony.
John and Charlotte lived at 76 High Street in Morpeth, New South Wales, about 1850.
He emigrated on 7 Apr 1855 from Sydney, New South Wales, on the steamer "Telegraph" bound for Melbourne. From there he travelled on the clipper "Lightning" to England. (Note: Internet passenger lists do not show his name on that voyage of the "Telegraph", and there appears to be no recorded voyage of the "Lightning" to England in 1855. BWF.)
John Wilson married Eliza McMullen in 1856.
John Wilson died on 21 Sep 1857 in Bordeaux.
Family | Eliza McMullen b. about 1830 |
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Mary Wilson
b. 28 Oct 1848, d. 1918
| Father* | John Crowder b. about 1820, d. 21 Sep 1857 |
| Mother* | Charlotte Mary Fairhall b. 7 Aug 1824, d. 19 Mar 1908 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 6. Charlotte Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Mary Wilson was born on 28 Oct 1848 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Mary Wilson married Robert Lorn Pattison Harding, son of Daniel Harding and Catherine Fitzpatrick, in 1869 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Mary and Robert lived at "Kimbriki", Noble Street in Mosman, New South Wales, in 1918.
Mary Harding died in 1918 in Mosman, New South Wales.
Mary Wilson married Robert Lorn Pattison Harding, son of Daniel Harding and Catherine Fitzpatrick, in 1869 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Mary and Robert lived at "Kimbriki", Noble Street in Mosman, New South Wales, in 1918.
Mary Harding died in 1918 in Mosman, New South Wales.
Family | Robert Lorn Pattison Harding b. 1846, d. 1936 |
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John Wilson
b. 1849, d. 30 Nov 1856
| Father* | John Crowder b. about 1820, d. 21 Sep 1857 |
| Mother* | Charlotte Mary Fairhall b. 7 Aug 1824, d. 19 Mar 1908 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 6. Charlotte Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
John Wilson was born in 1849 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
John Wilson died on 30 Nov 1856 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
He was buried at the Church of England Cemetery in Morpeth, New South Wales.
John Wilson died on 30 Nov 1856 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
He was buried at the Church of England Cemetery in Morpeth, New South Wales.
William James Wilson 
b. 26 Dec 1851, d. 19 Apr 1934
| Father* | John Crowder b. about 1820, d. 21 Sep 1857 |
| Mother* | Charlotte Mary Fairhall b. 7 Aug 1824, d. 19 Mar 1908 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 6. Charlotte Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
William J. Wilson c.1900 (from James C. Wilson)
William James Wilson married Charlotte Elizabeth Green, daughter of William Benjamin Johnstone Green and Elizabeth Ann Mayo, on 7 Mar 1877 at St Peter's Church in Watsons Bay, New South Wales, and Rev. H. Wallace Mort performed the marriage ceremony.
William and Charlotte lived at 69 Corunna Road in Petersham, New South Wales, in 1912.
William was a Haberdashery Store proprietor, as quoted in his letter of this date to Sir Matthew B. Smith-Dodsworth at 105 Parramatta Road in Annandale, New South Wales, in 1913.
William James Wilson died on 19 Apr 1934 in Parramatta, New South Wales, at the age of 82.
Family | Charlotte Elizabeth Green b. 9 Jun 1855, d. 10 Sep 1917 |
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John Crowder
b. about 1820, d. 21 Sep 1857
| Father* | Thomas Crowder b. about 1790 |
| Mother* | Eliza Perfect b. about 1795, d. 1841 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 6. Charlotte Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants HUNTLEY: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
John Crowder (from Jim C Wilson 2008)
John Crowder died on 21 Sep 1857 in Bordeaux.
Family | Charlotte Mary Fairhall b. 7 Aug 1824, d. 19 Mar 1908 |
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