George Henry Pillidge
b. 1862, d. 9 Jun 1936
George Henry Pillidge was born in 1862 in Raymond Terrace, New South Wales, a son of Isaac Richard and Mary Ann Pillidge.
George Henry Pillidge married Eliza Ann Davis in 1885 in Raymond Terrace, New South Wales.
George Henry Pillidge died on 9 Jun 1936 in Newcastle, New South Wales.
He was buried at the Church of England Cemetery in East Maitland, New South Wales, in Row 8.
George Henry Pillidge married Eliza Ann Davis in 1885 in Raymond Terrace, New South Wales.
George Henry Pillidge died on 9 Jun 1936 in Newcastle, New South Wales.
He was buried at the Church of England Cemetery in East Maitland, New South Wales, in Row 8.
Family | Eliza Ann Davis b. 1864, d. 4 Aug 1933 |
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John Boots
b. 1 Apr 1835, d. 30 Aug 1901
| Father* | James Boots b. 29 Jan 1805, d. 22 Apr 1887 |
| Mother* | Sarah Anne Clapson b. 25 Nov 1811, d. 26 Apr 1862 |
| Charts | ADAMS: Stephen -Family and Descendants BOOTS: Richard -Family and Descendants |
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John and Eliza Boots
He emigrated in 1839 on board the "Neptune" with his parents.
John Boots married Eliza Adams, daughter of Stephen Adams and Maria Beeching, on 20 Jun 1853 at the Wesleyan Church in Raymond Terrace, New South Wales, and Rev. Stephen Rabone performed the marriage ceremony.
John was a Carpenter, according to his daughter Anne's Birth Registration on 13 Sep 1861.
John was a carpenter and building contractor in Port Stephens, New South Wales, about 1880.
John Boots died on 30 Aug 1901 at Sawyers Point in Karuah, New South Wales, at the age of 66.
He was buried at the Church of England Cemetery in Raymond Terrace, New South Wales.
Family | Eliza Adams b. 22 Jul 1834, d. 6 Jun 1896 |
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Eliza Adams
b. 22 Jul 1834, d. 6 Jun 1896
| Father* | Stephen Adams b. 19 Apr 1789, d. 13 Feb 1847 |
| Mother* | Maria Beeching b. about 1793, d. 15 Sep 1872 |
| Charts | ADAMS: Stephen -Family and Descendants BOOTS: Richard -Family and Descendants |
Eliza and John Boots
Eliza Adams immigrated on 27 Sep 1839 to Sydney, New South Wales, with her parents and siblings, on board the "Neptune."
Eliza Adams married John Boots, son of James Boots and Sarah Anne Clapson, on 20 Jun 1853 at the Wesleyan Church in Raymond Terrace, New South Wales, and Rev. Stephen Rabone performed the marriage ceremony.
Eliza Boots died on 6 Jun 1896 in Raymond Terrace, New South Wales, at the age of 61.
Family | John Boots b. 1 Apr 1835, d. 30 Aug 1901 |
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George Blundell
b. 10 May 1822, d. 9 Sep 1878
| Father* | Thomas Blundell b. 13 Dec 1784, d. 23 Jun 1865 |
| Mother* | Elizabeth Turley b. 1801, d. 20 Dec 1834 |
| Charts | BLUNDELL: Stephen -Family and Descendants |
George Blundell was born on 10 May 1822 in Bodiam, East Sussex. He was baptised on 13 Apr 1823 at the Parish Church of St Giles in Bodiam, East Sussex. He emigrated with Thomas Blundell on 24 Jun 1838 from Gravesend, Kent, on board the "Maitland", arriving in Sydney on 6 Nov 1838 under the "assisted immigration" program.
George Blundell married Sarah Fuller, daughter of David Fuller and Mary Ann Turner, on 1 Jan 1845 at St Andrew's Church in Sydney, New South Wales.
George was Labourer in 1865.
George was a Dairy Proprietor in 1878.
George Blundell died on 9 Sep 1878 in Camperdown, New South Wales, at the age of 56 (son of Thomas) and the cause of his death was recorded as Enteritis.
He was buried on 10 Sep 1878 at General Cemetery in Camperdown, New South Wales.
George Blundell married Sarah Fuller, daughter of David Fuller and Mary Ann Turner, on 1 Jan 1845 at St Andrew's Church in Sydney, New South Wales.
George was Labourer in 1865.
George was a Dairy Proprietor in 1878.
George Blundell died on 9 Sep 1878 in Camperdown, New South Wales, at the age of 56 (son of Thomas) and the cause of his death was recorded as Enteritis.
He was buried on 10 Sep 1878 at General Cemetery in Camperdown, New South Wales.
Family | Sarah Fuller b. 12 Feb 1826, d. 3 May 1911 |
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Sarah Fuller
b. 12 Feb 1826, d. 3 May 1911
| Father* | David Fuller b. 11 May 1794, d. 20 Apr 1840 |
| Mother* | Mary Ann Turner b. 1793, d. 1876 |
| Charts | BLUNDELL: Stephen -Family and Descendants |
Sarah Fuller was born about 1825 in Hastings, East Sussex. She was baptised on 12 Feb 1826 in Ewhurst, East Sussex.
She emigrated on 24 Jun 1838 from Gravesend, Kent, on board the "Maitland", arriving in Sydney on 6 Nov 1838. She emigrated with David Fuller and Mary Ann Fuller on 24 Jun 1838 from Gravesend, Kent, on board the "Maitland", arriving in Sydney on 6 Nov 1838 under the "assisted immigration" program.
Sarah Fuller married George Blundell, son of Thomas Blundell and Elizabeth Turley, on 1 Jan 1845 at St Andrew's Church in Sydney, New South Wales.
Sarah Blundell died on 3 May 1911 in Petersham, New South Wales, at the age of 85.
She was buried on 11 May 1911 at the Presbyterian Necropolis (Grave location recorded as: Section: 1A, Grave: 1674) in Rookwood, New South Wales.
She emigrated on 24 Jun 1838 from Gravesend, Kent, on board the "Maitland", arriving in Sydney on 6 Nov 1838. She emigrated with David Fuller and Mary Ann Fuller on 24 Jun 1838 from Gravesend, Kent, on board the "Maitland", arriving in Sydney on 6 Nov 1838 under the "assisted immigration" program.
Sarah Fuller married George Blundell, son of Thomas Blundell and Elizabeth Turley, on 1 Jan 1845 at St Andrew's Church in Sydney, New South Wales.
Sarah Blundell died on 3 May 1911 in Petersham, New South Wales, at the age of 85.
She was buried on 11 May 1911 at the Presbyterian Necropolis (Grave location recorded as: Section: 1A, Grave: 1674) in Rookwood, New South Wales.
Family | George Blundell b. 10 May 1822, d. 9 Sep 1878 |
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Mildred Fairhall
b. 11 Sep 1890, d. 11 Oct 1890
| Father* | George Benjamin Fairhall b. 19 Jan 1861, d. 8 Jul 1924 |
| Mother* | Amelia Blundell b. 1 Jun 1865, d. 4 May 1947 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 8. Benjamin Fairhall's Family and Descendants BLUNDELL: Stephen -Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants SHEATHER: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Mildred Fairhall was born on 11 Sep 1890 at 19 Lawson Street in Balmain, New South Wales.
Mildred Fairhall died on 11 Oct 1890 at 19 Lawson Street in Balmain, New South Wales, and the cause of her death was recorded as Aterlectalis of the lung.
She was buried at the Church of England Necropolis in Rookwood, New South Wales.
Mildred Fairhall died on 11 Oct 1890 at 19 Lawson Street in Balmain, New South Wales, and the cause of her death was recorded as Aterlectalis of the lung.
She was buried at the Church of England Necropolis in Rookwood, New South Wales.
Rev. William Atkinson
William was a Minister of the Word at the Methodist Church in Waratah, New South Wales, in 1902.
Rev. William Atkinson performed the marriage ceremony of Charles Edward Fairhall, son of Benjamin Fairhall and Mary Ann Sheather, and Evangeline Maud Parker, daughter of John Thomas Parker and Emily Amelia Sheather, on 3 Sep 1902 at Methodist Parsonage in Waratah, New South Wales.
Rev. William Atkinson performed the marriage ceremony of Charles Edward Fairhall, son of Benjamin Fairhall and Mary Ann Sheather, and Evangeline Maud Parker, daughter of John Thomas Parker and Emily Amelia Sheather, on 3 Sep 1902 at Methodist Parsonage in Waratah, New South Wales.
John Thomas Parker
b. 1856, d. 1935
| Father* | William Parker b. about 1825 |
| Mother* | Jane Marchant b. 1833, d. 1901 |
| Charts | ALBURY: Henry -Family and Descendants MASTERS (MASTUS): William -Family and Descendants SHEATHER: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
John Thomas Parker was born in 1856 in Stroud, New South Wales.
John Thomas Parker married Emily Amelia Sheather, daughter of Richard Sheather and Rachel Ann Albury, on 31 Jul 1881 in Clarence River, New South Wales.
John was a Storekeeper in 1882.
John was a Labourer.
John Thomas Parker died in 1935 in Gosford, New South Wales.
John Thomas Parker married Emily Amelia Sheather, daughter of Richard Sheather and Rachel Ann Albury, on 31 Jul 1881 in Clarence River, New South Wales.
John was a Storekeeper in 1882.
John was a Labourer.
John Thomas Parker died in 1935 in Gosford, New South Wales.
Family | Emily Amelia Sheather b. 14 Dec 1865, d. 1915 |
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Alice Eileen Sivyer
b. 6 Dec 1864, d. 15 Nov 1955
| Father* | James Sivyer b. 25 Dec 1825, d. 2 Jan 1896 |
| Mother* | Mary Ann Kelly b. about 1830, d. 26 May 1887 |
Alice Eileen Sivyer was born on 6 Dec 1864 in Maitland, New South Wales. She was baptised on 22 Dec 1864 in Maitland, New South Wales.
Alice Eileen Sivyer married Alexander Evenden Fairhall, son of Benjamin Fairhall and Mary Ann Sheather, on 6 Oct 1892 in Newcastle, New South Wales.
Alice and Alexander lived at Kinchela Creek in Macleay River, New South Wales, a 1895.
Alice Eileen Fairhall died on 15 Nov 1955 in Nambucca Heads, New South Wales, at the age of 90.
Alice Eileen Sivyer married Alexander Evenden Fairhall, son of Benjamin Fairhall and Mary Ann Sheather, on 6 Oct 1892 in Newcastle, New South Wales.
Alice and Alexander lived at Kinchela Creek in Macleay River, New South Wales, a 1895.
Alice Eileen Fairhall died on 15 Nov 1955 in Nambucca Heads, New South Wales, at the age of 90.
Family | Alexander Evenden Fairhall b. 14 Oct 1864, d. 8 Aug 1908 |
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James Sivyer
b. 25 Dec 1825, d. 2 Jan 1896
| Father* | William Spencer Sivyer b. 21 Sep 1789, d. 7 Dec 1881 |
| Mother* | Hannah Hawkins b. 2 Feb 1789, d. 21 Dec 1878 |
| Charts | SIVYER: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
James Sivyer was baptised on 25 Dec 1825 in Hawkhurst, Kent.
James Sivyer immigrated on 27 Sep 1839 on board the "Neptune" with his parents , a brother Joseph and sister Ellen.
James Sivyer married Mary Ann Kelly on 6 Jul 1853 at St John's Roman Catholic Church in West Maitland, New South Wales, and Father J. T. Lynch performed the marriage ceremony.
James was granted a Publican's Licence at Seven Stars Inn, The Falls in West Maitland, New South Wales, on 2 May 1855.
James Sivyer died on 2 Jan 1896 in West Maitland, New South Wales, at the age of 70 and the cause of his death was recorded as Suicide, by shooting himself, as reported in the Newcastle morning Herald on Friday 3 Jan 1896:
SUICIDE.
Yesterday forenoon the police received information that an old man named James Sivyer had committed suicide by shooting himself at his residence, Oakhampton-road, West Maitland. The deceased had been left at the house on Tuesday last by his daughters, who had gone on a visit to some friends.
They returned home yesterday and found their father lying dead on his bed. The body was fully dressed, and an old Enfield rifle was lying beside it. From the position of the weapon it was seen that deceased had fastened a piece of string from the trigger to his foot, and had then placed the gun to his forehead and discharged it. The medical examination showed that death had ensued
on the proceeding day, and had been produced by a charge of gravel which had become embedded in the brain. Deceased, who was 75 years of age, had been drinking recently.
Mr. H. Crothers, acting district coroner, held an inquest at a late hour in the afternoon, and a verdict was returned to the effect that death was due to a gunshot wound self-inflicted whilst Sivyer was temporarily insane.
James Sivyer immigrated on 27 Sep 1839 on board the "Neptune" with his parents , a brother Joseph and sister Ellen.
James Sivyer married Mary Ann Kelly on 6 Jul 1853 at St John's Roman Catholic Church in West Maitland, New South Wales, and Father J. T. Lynch performed the marriage ceremony.
James was granted a Publican's Licence at Seven Stars Inn, The Falls in West Maitland, New South Wales, on 2 May 1855.
James Sivyer died on 2 Jan 1896 in West Maitland, New South Wales, at the age of 70 and the cause of his death was recorded as Suicide, by shooting himself, as reported in the Newcastle morning Herald on Friday 3 Jan 1896:
SUICIDE.
Yesterday forenoon the police received information that an old man named James Sivyer had committed suicide by shooting himself at his residence, Oakhampton-road, West Maitland. The deceased had been left at the house on Tuesday last by his daughters, who had gone on a visit to some friends.
They returned home yesterday and found their father lying dead on his bed. The body was fully dressed, and an old Enfield rifle was lying beside it. From the position of the weapon it was seen that deceased had fastened a piece of string from the trigger to his foot, and had then placed the gun to his forehead and discharged it. The medical examination showed that death had ensued
on the proceeding day, and had been produced by a charge of gravel which had become embedded in the brain. Deceased, who was 75 years of age, had been drinking recently.
Mr. H. Crothers, acting district coroner, held an inquest at a late hour in the afternoon, and a verdict was returned to the effect that death was due to a gunshot wound self-inflicted whilst Sivyer was temporarily insane.
Family | Mary Ann Kelly b. about 1830, d. 26 May 1887 |
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Mary Ann Kelly
b. about 1830, d. 26 May 1887
| Charts | SIVYER: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Mary Ann Kelly was born about 1830 fourth daughter of Mr Timothy Kelly of Oakhampton, NSW.
Mary Ann Kelly married James Sivyer, son of William Spencer Sivyer and Hannah Hawkins, on 6 Jul 1853 at St John's Roman Catholic Church in West Maitland, New South Wales, and Father J. T. Lynch performed the marriage ceremony.
Mary Ann Sivyer died on 26 May 1887 in Maitland, New South Wales, and it was recorded the following year as follows:
IN MEMORIAM.
SIVYER.—In fond and loving remembrance of our dear mother, Mary Sivyer, who died at her residence, Oakhampton, May 26th, 1887; aged 51 years. R. I. P.
A loving wife, true and kind,
Who proved to be in heart and mind ;
A tender mother too as well,
When she on earth with us did dwell.
Inserted by her loving husband and children.
She was buried at the Roman Catholic Cemetery, Campbells Hill (Grave location recorded as: Section A7) in West Maitland, New South Wales.
Mary Ann Kelly married James Sivyer, son of William Spencer Sivyer and Hannah Hawkins, on 6 Jul 1853 at St John's Roman Catholic Church in West Maitland, New South Wales, and Father J. T. Lynch performed the marriage ceremony.
Mary Ann Sivyer died on 26 May 1887 in Maitland, New South Wales, and it was recorded the following year as follows:
IN MEMORIAM.
SIVYER.—In fond and loving remembrance of our dear mother, Mary Sivyer, who died at her residence, Oakhampton, May 26th, 1887; aged 51 years. R. I. P.
A loving wife, true and kind,
Who proved to be in heart and mind ;
A tender mother too as well,
When she on earth with us did dwell.
Inserted by her loving husband and children.
She was buried at the Roman Catholic Cemetery, Campbells Hill (Grave location recorded as: Section A7) in West Maitland, New South Wales.
Family | James Sivyer b. 25 Dec 1825, d. 2 Jan 1896 |
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William Spencer Sivyer
b. 21 Sep 1789, d. 7 Dec 1881
| Father* | William Sivyer b. 15 Jul 1757, d. about 30 Jan 1849 |
| Mother* | Elizabeth Burt b. 23 Nov 1766, d. 1855 |
| Charts | SIVYER: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
William Spencer Sivyer was born on 12 Sep 1789 in Hawkhurst, Kent. He was baptised on 21 Sep 1789 at the Parish Church of St Laurence in Hawkhurst, Kent.
William Spencer Sivyer married Hannah Hawkins, daughter of Jesse Hawkins and Sarah Watson, on 13 Apr 1817 in Hawkhurst, Kent.
He and Hannah Sivyer emigrated on 1 Jun 1839 from Ticehurst, East Sussex, on board the "Neptune", arriving on 27 Sep 1939 with their children James, Joseph and Ellen. William's brother Stephen migrated on board the "Maitland" in the same year, and this was probably the way in which the Fairhall and Sivyer families met.
William was employed by Mr Townshend at Hunter River on arrival.
William Spencer Sivyer died on 7 Dec 1881 at Oakhampton Road in West Maitland, New South Wales, at the age of 92.
He was buried on 8 Dec 1881 at the Church of England Portion, Campbells Hill Cemetery (Grave location recorded as: Section: A1, Plot: 15) in West Maitland, New South Wales.
William Spencer Sivyer married Hannah Hawkins, daughter of Jesse Hawkins and Sarah Watson, on 13 Apr 1817 in Hawkhurst, Kent.
He and Hannah Sivyer emigrated on 1 Jun 1839 from Ticehurst, East Sussex, on board the "Neptune", arriving on 27 Sep 1939 with their children James, Joseph and Ellen. William's brother Stephen migrated on board the "Maitland" in the same year, and this was probably the way in which the Fairhall and Sivyer families met.
William was employed by Mr Townshend at Hunter River on arrival.
William Spencer Sivyer died on 7 Dec 1881 at Oakhampton Road in West Maitland, New South Wales, at the age of 92.
He was buried on 8 Dec 1881 at the Church of England Portion, Campbells Hill Cemetery (Grave location recorded as: Section: A1, Plot: 15) in West Maitland, New South Wales.
Family | Hannah Hawkins b. 2 Feb 1789, d. 21 Dec 1878 |
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Hannah Hawkins
b. 2 Feb 1789, d. 21 Dec 1878
| Father* | Jesse Hawkins b. about 1770 |
| Mother* | Sarah Watson b. about 1770 |
| Charts | SIVYER: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Hannah Hawkins was baptised on 2 Feb 1789 in Burwash, East Sussex.
Hannah Hawkins married William Spencer Sivyer, son of William Sivyer and Elizabeth Burt, on 13 Apr 1817 in Hawkhurst, Kent.
She and William Spencer Sivyer emigrated on 1 Jun 1839 from Ticehurst, East Sussex, on board the "Neptune", arriving on 27 Sep 1939 with their children James, Joseph and Ellen. William's brother Stephen migrated on board the "Maitland" in the same year, and this was probably the way in which the Fairhall and Sivyer families met.
Hannah Sivyer died on 21 Dec 1878 at Oakhampton Road in West Maitland, New South Wales, at the age of 89.
Hannah Hawkins married William Spencer Sivyer, son of William Sivyer and Elizabeth Burt, on 13 Apr 1817 in Hawkhurst, Kent.
She and William Spencer Sivyer emigrated on 1 Jun 1839 from Ticehurst, East Sussex, on board the "Neptune", arriving on 27 Sep 1939 with their children James, Joseph and Ellen. William's brother Stephen migrated on board the "Maitland" in the same year, and this was probably the way in which the Fairhall and Sivyer families met.
Hannah Sivyer died on 21 Dec 1878 at Oakhampton Road in West Maitland, New South Wales, at the age of 89.
Family | William Spencer Sivyer b. 21 Sep 1789, d. 7 Dec 1881 |
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Vera Pearl Fairhall
b. 2 Nov 1892, d. 29 Mar 1972
| Father* | Alexander Evenden Fairhall b. 14 Oct 1864, d. 8 Aug 1908 |
| Mother* | Alice Eileen Sivyer b. 6 Dec 1864, d. 15 Nov 1955 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 8. Benjamin Fairhall's Family and Descendants AULIFF: William -Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants SHEATHER: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Vera Pearl Fairhall was born on 2 Nov 1892 in Newcastle, New South Wales. Vera Pearl Fairhall was also known as Bon.
Vera Pearl Fairhall married Edgar Thomas George Auliff, son of Thomas Auliff and Mary Priddle, on 23 Nov 1910 in Bellingen, New South Wales.
She and Edgar Thomas George Auliff were divorced on 10 Apr 1934 Ref: 439/1933.
Vera lived at 31 Lindsay Street in Hamilton, New South Wales, in 1942.
Vera Pearl Auliff married Frederick John Erickson, son of John Frederick Erickson and Agatha Isabella Schmitzer, on 24 Jan 1942 at District Registrar's Office in Hamilton, New South Wales.
Vera and Frederick lived at Veda Street in Hamilton, New South Wales.
Vera and Frederick lived at 32 Railway Parade in Blackalls Park, New South Wales, in 1959.
Vera Pearl Erickson died on 29 Mar 1972 in Sydney, New South Wales, at the age of 79 late of South Strathfield. (Age stated as 68 years.)
Vera Pearl Fairhall married Edgar Thomas George Auliff, son of Thomas Auliff and Mary Priddle, on 23 Nov 1910 in Bellingen, New South Wales.
She and Edgar Thomas George Auliff were divorced on 10 Apr 1934 Ref: 439/1933.
Vera lived at 31 Lindsay Street in Hamilton, New South Wales, in 1942.
Vera Pearl Auliff married Frederick John Erickson, son of John Frederick Erickson and Agatha Isabella Schmitzer, on 24 Jan 1942 at District Registrar's Office in Hamilton, New South Wales.
Vera and Frederick lived at Veda Street in Hamilton, New South Wales.
Vera and Frederick lived at 32 Railway Parade in Blackalls Park, New South Wales, in 1959.
Vera Pearl Erickson died on 29 Mar 1972 in Sydney, New South Wales, at the age of 79 late of South Strathfield. (Age stated as 68 years.)
Family | Edgar Thomas George Auliff b. 26 Aug 1887, d. 12 Nov 1968 |
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Ethel Mabel Maude Fairhall
b. 6 May 1898, d. 8 Oct 1942
| Father* | Alexander Evenden Fairhall b. 14 Oct 1864, d. 8 Aug 1908 |
| Mother* | Alice Eileen Sivyer b. 6 Dec 1864, d. 15 Nov 1955 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 8. Benjamin Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants SHEATHER: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Ethel Mabel Maude Fairhall was born on 6 May 1898 in Macksville, New South Wales.
Ethel Mabel Maude Fairhall married Richard McKim, son of John McKim and Annie Erskine, on 27 Mar 1920 in Wickham, New South Wales.
Ethel Mabel Maude McKim died on 8 Oct 1942 in Maryville, New South Wales, at the age of 44.
She was cremated at Newcastle Crematorium and Memorial Gardens, Anderson Drive at Beresfield and it was recorded that her ashes were placed in ROSE Z 1/25 Ref: 901196.
Ethel Mabel Maude Fairhall married Richard McKim, son of John McKim and Annie Erskine, on 27 Mar 1920 in Wickham, New South Wales.
Ethel Mabel Maude McKim died on 8 Oct 1942 in Maryville, New South Wales, at the age of 44.
She was cremated at Newcastle Crematorium and Memorial Gardens, Anderson Drive at Beresfield and it was recorded that her ashes were placed in ROSE Z 1/25 Ref: 901196.
Family | Richard McKim b. 1896, d. 11 Dec 1976 |
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Richard McKim
b. 1896, d. 11 Dec 1976
| Father* | John McKim b. about 1858, d. 9 Jun 1939 |
| Mother* | Annie Erskine b. 27 Feb 1861, d. 5 Sep 1943 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 8. Benjamin Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants SHEATHER: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Richard McKim was born in 1896 in Stroud, New South Wales.
Richard McKim married Ethel Mabel Maude Fairhall, daughter of Alexander Evenden Fairhall and Alice Eileen Sivyer, on 27 Mar 1920 in Wickham, New South Wales.
Richard McKim died on 11 Dec 1976 in Newcastle, New South Wales.
He was cremated at Newcastle Crematorium and Memorial Gardens, Anderson Drive at Beresfield and it was recorded that his ashes were placed in ROSE Z 1/25 Ref: 56664.
Richard McKim married Ethel Mabel Maude Fairhall, daughter of Alexander Evenden Fairhall and Alice Eileen Sivyer, on 27 Mar 1920 in Wickham, New South Wales.
Richard McKim died on 11 Dec 1976 in Newcastle, New South Wales.
He was cremated at Newcastle Crematorium and Memorial Gardens, Anderson Drive at Beresfield and it was recorded that his ashes were placed in ROSE Z 1/25 Ref: 56664.
Family | Ethel Mabel Maude Fairhall b. 6 May 1898, d. 8 Oct 1942 |
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Melba Alice Fairhall
b. 28 Jul 1905, d. 3 Jun 1989
| Father* | Alexander Evenden Fairhall b. 14 Oct 1864, d. 8 Aug 1908 |
| Mother* | Alice Eileen Sivyer b. 6 Dec 1864, d. 15 Nov 1955 |
| Charts | William and Ann's Family 8. Benjamin Fairhall's Family and Descendants FAIRHALL: William -Family and Descendants KESBY: William -Family and Descendants SHEATHER: Thomas -Family and Descendants |
Melba Alice Fairhall was born on 28 Jul 1905 in Nambucca Heads, New South Wales.
Melba Alice Fairhall married Herbert H. Kesby, son of John Kesby and Margaret Henry, in 1925 in Kempsey, New South Wales.
Melba and Herbert lived at 10 Bolton Street in Junee, New South Wales, on 4 May 1976 when Melba registered the death of her brother Sydney.
Melba Alice Kesby died on 3 Jun 1989 in Junee, New South Wales, at the age of 83.
She was buried at the Lawn Cemetery in Junee, New South Wales.
Melba Alice Fairhall married Herbert H. Kesby, son of John Kesby and Margaret Henry, in 1925 in Kempsey, New South Wales.
Melba and Herbert lived at 10 Bolton Street in Junee, New South Wales, on 4 May 1976 when Melba registered the death of her brother Sydney.
Melba Alice Kesby died on 3 Jun 1989 in Junee, New South Wales, at the age of 83.
She was buried at the Lawn Cemetery in Junee, New South Wales.