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      Martha Louisa Kesby was born in 1902 in Kempsey, New South Wales.

Martha Louisa Kesby married William C. Davis in 1926 in Kempsey, New South Wales.

Martha Louisa Davis died in 1961 in Newcastle, New South Wales.

      Cecil Henry Kesby was born in 1904 in Kempsey, New South Wales.

Cecil Henry Kesby died in 1970 in Newtown, New South Wales.

      Clara Elizabeth Kesby was born in 1907 in Kempsey, New South Wales.

Clara Elizabeth Kesby married Ivor Harold Roy Graham in 1932 in Kempsey, New South Wales.

Clara Elizabeth Graham died in 1955 in Kempsey, New South Wales.

      Lisle James Kesby was born in 1914 in Kempsey, New South Wales.

Lisle James Kesby married Eleanor Maud Dening in 1943 in Kempsey, New South Wales.

Lisle James Kesby died on 12 Nov 1991 in Sydney, New South Wales, late of Merrylands, formerly of Belmore (Sydney.)

      Louis Amédéé Henri Sauzier was born on 15 Dec 1873 in Port Victoria, Mahé, a son of Charles T. E. and Camille (Biberon) Sauzier.
Louis Amédéé Henri Sauzier was also reported as having been born on 15 Dec 1876 according to NSW Gaol Records.

Louis Amédéé Henri Sauzier immigrated in 1885 on the "Yarra" with his parents and one brother. They apparently travelled from Adelaide to Sydney, but returned to Adelaide in 1890. According to NSW Gaol Records, he immigrated to Australia in 1904 on board the "Armand", but these details are as yet unconfirmed. Louis Amédéé Henri Sauzier was also known as Henry.

Louis Amédéé Henri Sauzier married Susannah Farr Luby Page on 6 Nov 1895 in Adelaide, South Australia. Louis Amédéé Henri Sauzier was a partner of Sarah Ann Moore about 1901 during the time Henri was a lodger in the home of Sarah's Parents, at 80 Watt Street, Newcastle. Louis Amédéé Henri Sauzier was a partner of Margaret Hine. Louis Amédéé Henri Sauzier was described as 5ft 9.5in tall, of stout build, dark complexion, steel grey hair, brown eyes, large nose, small mouth, double chin, with a pit scar under his right breast, two indent scars on his appendix, a scar under his left arm and one on his right shin, according to the South Australian Police Gazette notice in 1923. As of 1923, Louis Amédéé Henri Sauzier was also known as George Henry Spence. As of 30 May 1927, Louis Amédéé Henri Sauzier was also known as Leslie Henry Walker. As of 4 Jun 1929, Louis Amédéé Henri Sauzier was also known as Robert Henry Osbell.

Louis Amédéé Henri Sauzier died in 1935.

      Sarah Ann Moore was born in 1873 in Newcastle, New South Wales. Sarah Ann Moore was also known as Sarah Ann Noraway as recorded on her father's Death Certificate. She was a partner of Louis Amédéé Henri Sauzier about 1901 during the time Henri was a lodger in the home of Sarah's Parents, at 80 Watt Street, Newcastle. Sarah Ann Moore was also known as Sarah Ann Narraway Sauzier possibly an input from relatives, as there is an Old Wallsend Cemetery burial recorded of Sarah Ann Duncanson, 18 Jan 1895, age 57, wife of Richard Gibb Duncanson. She was the daughter of George Norway (misspelt "Narraway"?), mother unknown. Richard died at Wallsend in 1897, age about 59. The name "Gibb" also appeared as the second name of Sarah's sisters Johanna and Grace. There is a record of an 1862 marriage recorded in Victoria - Richard Duncanson and Sarah Ann Norway (Ref: 2126/1862) and these surnames together are too cooincidental - near relatives perhaps.
Sarah lived at 37 Robert Street in Strathfield, New South Wales, in 1930 and working as a Milliner.
Sarah lived at Careel Flats, Mosman Street in Mosman, New South Wales, bt 1933 - 1936 and working as a Milliner.
Sarah lived at 46 Correy Avenue in Concord, New South Wales, in 1949 and was recorded as doing Home Duties.

Sarah Ann Sauzier died on 2 Feb 1951 in Annandale, New South Wales.

      Myrtle D. Newling was born in 1888 in Parramatta, New South Wales.

Myrtle D. Newling married David A. Grant, son of David A. Grant and Jane Darnia Ruddell, in 1915 in Newtown, New South Wales.

      Isaac Newling was born about 1844.

Isaac Newling immigrated on 24 May 1855 to Port Jackson, New South Wales, on board the "Victory" with his parents and siblings, from Ickleton, Cambridgeshire, England.

Isaac Newling married Amelia Ashley, daughter of William Ashley and Margaret Smith, on 10 Jul 1867 at the Wesleyan Church in Parramatta, New South Wales, and it was recorded by the Sydney Morning Herald as follows: "On the 10th instant, by the Rev. J. Watkin, Wesleyan Minister, Parramatta, AMELIA, eldest daughter of Mr. WILLIAM ASHLEY, of Church Street, Parramatta, to ISAAC, second son of Mr. JAMES NEWLING, of Parramatta" and Rev. James Watkin performed the marriage ceremony.

Isaac Newling died on 30 Apr 1919 in Bathurst, New South Wales.

      Amelia Ashley was born on 7 Apr 1847 acording to records at the Parramatta Heritage Centre. She was baptised at Church of England Parish in Australian Agricultural Company; Dungog; Eldon; Stroud; Uffington, New South Wales.

Amelia Ashley married Isaac Newling, son of James Newling and Mary A. Driver, on 10 Jul 1867 at the Wesleyan Church in Parramatta, New South Wales, and it was recorded by the Sydney Morning Herald as follows: "On the 10th instant, by the Rev. J. Watkin, Wesleyan Minister, Parramatta, AMELIA, eldest daughter of Mr. WILLIAM ASHLEY, of Church Street, Parramatta, to ISAAC, second son of Mr. JAMES NEWLING, of Parramatta" and Rev. James Watkin performed the marriage ceremony.

Amelia Newling died on 26 Feb 1911 in Newtown, New South Wales.

      David A. Grant was born in 1894 in Hillston, New South Wales.

David A. Grant married Myrtle D. Newling, daughter of Isaac Newling and Amelia Ashley, in 1915 in Newtown, New South Wales.