Caroline Eliza Lane
b. 7 Mar 1855, d. 7 Dec 1949
| Father* | James Lane b. about 1822, d. 2 Mar 1882 |
| Mother* | Caroline Cook b. 13 Mar 1836, d. 13 Sep 1921 |
Caroline Eliza Lane was baptised on 7 Mar 1855 at the Church of England Parish in Black Creek, Bulwarra; Clifden; Hinton; Morpeth; Maitland; Hunter, New South Wales.
Caroline Eliza Lane married John Spain on 1 Jan 1880 in Gunnedah, New South Wales.
Caroline and John lived at Quipolly in Quirindi, New South Wales, where they grew vegetables and maintained a large orchard on the 80 acre property. The produce was carted to Werris Creek for sale.
Caroline and John lived at 'Callendale' in Warral, New South Wales, about 1918.
Caroline Eliza Spain died on 7 Dec 1949 in Tamworth, New South Wales, at the age of 94.
Caroline Eliza Lane married John Spain on 1 Jan 1880 in Gunnedah, New South Wales.
Caroline and John lived at Quipolly in Quirindi, New South Wales, where they grew vegetables and maintained a large orchard on the 80 acre property. The produce was carted to Werris Creek for sale.
Caroline and John lived at 'Callendale' in Warral, New South Wales, about 1918.
Caroline Eliza Spain died on 7 Dec 1949 in Tamworth, New South Wales, at the age of 94.
Family | John Spain b. 5 Jul 1839, d. 23 May 1924 |
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John Spain
b. 5 Jul 1839, d. 23 May 1924
John Spain was born on 5 Jul 1839.
John was a Carrier, working between Morpeth and Tamworth.
John Spain married Caroline Eliza Lane, daughter of James Lane and Caroline Cook, on 1 Jan 1880 in Gunnedah, New South Wales.
John and Caroline lived at Quipolly in Quirindi, New South Wales, where they grew vegetables and maintained a large orchard on the 80 acre property. The produce was carted to Werris Creek for sale.
John and Caroline lived at 'Callendale' in Warral, New South Wales, about 1918.
John Spain died on 23 May 1924 in Warral, New South Wales, at the age of 84 a son of Bridges C. and Ann Spain and the cause of his death was recorded as Pneumonia.
John was a Carrier, working between Morpeth and Tamworth.
John Spain married Caroline Eliza Lane, daughter of James Lane and Caroline Cook, on 1 Jan 1880 in Gunnedah, New South Wales.
John and Caroline lived at Quipolly in Quirindi, New South Wales, where they grew vegetables and maintained a large orchard on the 80 acre property. The produce was carted to Werris Creek for sale.
John and Caroline lived at 'Callendale' in Warral, New South Wales, about 1918.
John Spain died on 23 May 1924 in Warral, New South Wales, at the age of 84 a son of Bridges C. and Ann Spain and the cause of his death was recorded as Pneumonia.
Family | Caroline Eliza Lane b. 7 Mar 1855, d. 7 Dec 1949 |
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Valentine Cook
b. 14 Feb 1850, d. 13 Jun 1855
| Father* | William Thomas Cook b. about 1794, d. 11 Sep 1881 |
| Mother* | Mary A. McWilson b. about 1813, d. 16 Mar 1886 |
Valentine Cook was born on 14 Feb 1850 in Morpeth, New South Wales. He was baptised on 16 May 1852 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Valentine Cook died on 13 Jun 1855 in Morpeth, New South Wales, at the age of 5.
He was buried at the Church of England Cemetery in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Valentine Cook died on 13 Jun 1855 in Morpeth, New South Wales, at the age of 5.
He was buried at the Church of England Cemetery in Morpeth, New South Wales.
George Cook
b. 29 Aug 1856, d. 29 Aug 1890
| Father* | William Thomas Cook b. about 1794, d. 11 Sep 1881 |
| Mother* | Mary A. McWilson b. about 1813, d. 16 Mar 1886 |
George Cook was born on 29 Aug 1856 in Morpeth, New South Wales. He was baptised on 31 Aug 1856 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
George was a Butcher in Adelaide River, Northern Territory (SA), in 1887.
George Cook married Hannah Beasley, daughter of John Beasley and Sarah Chapman, on 20 Oct 1887 in Southport, Northern Territory (SA), according to the Rites of the Wesleyan Church (James R Bradbury, officiating Minister.)
George was a Teamster in 1888.
George and Hannah lived in Grove Hill, Northern Territory (SA), in 1888.
George and Hannah lived in Mt Shoobridge, Northern Territory (SA), in 1890.
George Cook died on 29 Aug 1890 in Mt Shoobridge, South Australia, at the age of 34 and the registration records, "Sudden death in bush - particulars not reported until this date" (9 Jan 1891).
A newspaper report stated:
“SUDDEN DEATH – On Saturday last information came to town that Mr. G. Cook had died on the previous day. It would seem from inquiry that his death occurred rather suddenly, although for weeks past he had not been in the best of health.
On Friday morning deceased rode into the Howley from Mount Shoobridge, where he lived, in order to meet the arrival of the train and get the mail. He started on his return home in the afternoon, in company with a man named William Blamey, but when they had got a few miles out Cook suddenly took ill as though in a fit. His companion placed him in the shade and took steps to bring him round again, and eventually the deceased expressed a desire to proceed homewards. But when he attempted to mount his horse he found himself helpless, and he was advised to remain where he was until his companion rode back to the Howley for a buggy.
Accordingly Blamey hurried in to Mr Knott’s, procured a vehicle, and returned as quickly as he could; but only to find that the unfortunate man had expired during his absence.
Deceased was a resident of the Territory of long standing and was well known throughout the country districts and to the majority of Palmerstonites, chiefly on account of his connection with the turf. He was at one time the owner of several racehorses imported from the southern colonies, and one of these (No Name) is one of the best colts ever introduced here; but it cannot be said that Mr Cook achieved much success as a racing man.
He was a man about 33 years of age, and he leaves a young wife and two children.”
Report hand dated 5 Sep. 1890, and believed to be from a Palmerston newspaper
and the cause of his death was recorded as Heart Disease.
George was a Butcher in Adelaide River, Northern Territory (SA), in 1887.
George Cook married Hannah Beasley, daughter of John Beasley and Sarah Chapman, on 20 Oct 1887 in Southport, Northern Territory (SA), according to the Rites of the Wesleyan Church (James R Bradbury, officiating Minister.)
George was a Teamster in 1888.
George and Hannah lived in Grove Hill, Northern Territory (SA), in 1888.
George and Hannah lived in Mt Shoobridge, Northern Territory (SA), in 1890.
George Cook died on 29 Aug 1890 in Mt Shoobridge, South Australia, at the age of 34 and the registration records, "Sudden death in bush - particulars not reported until this date" (9 Jan 1891).
A newspaper report stated:
“SUDDEN DEATH – On Saturday last information came to town that Mr. G. Cook had died on the previous day. It would seem from inquiry that his death occurred rather suddenly, although for weeks past he had not been in the best of health.
On Friday morning deceased rode into the Howley from Mount Shoobridge, where he lived, in order to meet the arrival of the train and get the mail. He started on his return home in the afternoon, in company with a man named William Blamey, but when they had got a few miles out Cook suddenly took ill as though in a fit. His companion placed him in the shade and took steps to bring him round again, and eventually the deceased expressed a desire to proceed homewards. But when he attempted to mount his horse he found himself helpless, and he was advised to remain where he was until his companion rode back to the Howley for a buggy.
Accordingly Blamey hurried in to Mr Knott’s, procured a vehicle, and returned as quickly as he could; but only to find that the unfortunate man had expired during his absence.
Deceased was a resident of the Territory of long standing and was well known throughout the country districts and to the majority of Palmerstonites, chiefly on account of his connection with the turf. He was at one time the owner of several racehorses imported from the southern colonies, and one of these (No Name) is one of the best colts ever introduced here; but it cannot be said that Mr Cook achieved much success as a racing man.
He was a man about 33 years of age, and he leaves a young wife and two children.”
Report hand dated 5 Sep. 1890, and believed to be from a Palmerston newspaper
and the cause of his death was recorded as Heart Disease.
Family | Hannah Beasley b. 1868, d. 1 Feb 1958 |
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Emma Cook
b. 24 Jan 1852, d. 16 Jan 1853
| Father* | William Thomas Cook b. about 1794, d. 11 Sep 1881 |
| Mother* | Mary A. McWilson b. about 1813, d. 16 Mar 1886 |
Emma Cook was born on 24 Jan 1852 in Morpeth, New South Wales. She was baptised on 16 May 1852 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Emma Cook died on 16 Jan 1853 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
She was buried at the Church of England Cemetery in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Emma Cook died on 16 Jan 1853 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
She was buried at the Church of England Cemetery in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Absalom Thomas Cook
b. 1 Jul 1841, d. 15 Jun 1893
| Father* | William Thomas Cook b. about 1794, d. 11 Sep 1881 |
| Mother* | Mary A. McWilson b. about 1813, d. 16 Mar 1886 |
Absalom Thomas Cook was born on 1 Jul 1841 in Morpeth, New South Wales. He was baptised on 4 Sep 1842 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Absalom Thomas Cook married Maria Day on 10 Feb 1873 at St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in Townsville, Queensland.
Absalom Thomas Cook died on 15 Jun 1893 in Innisfail, Queensland, at the age of 51.
Absalom Thomas Cook married Maria Day on 10 Feb 1873 at St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in Townsville, Queensland.
Absalom Thomas Cook died on 15 Jun 1893 in Innisfail, Queensland, at the age of 51.
Family | Maria Day b. about 1850, d. 24 Oct 1919 |
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Agnes Cook
b. 4 Dec 1853, d. 16 Jan 1901
| Father* | William Thomas Cook b. about 1794, d. 11 Sep 1881 |
| Mother* | Mary A. McWilson b. about 1813, d. 16 Mar 1886 |
Agnes Cook was born on 4 Dec 1853 in Morpeth, New South Wales. She was baptised on 5 Feb 1854 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Agnes Cook married Alexander Noble on 16 Jan 1883 at at the home of William A. Charlton in Newcastle, New South Wales.
Agnes Noble died on 16 Jan 1901 at Swan Street in Morpeth, New South Wales, at the age of 47.
Agnes Cook married Alexander Noble on 16 Jan 1883 at at the home of William A. Charlton in Newcastle, New South Wales.
Agnes Noble died on 16 Jan 1901 at Swan Street in Morpeth, New South Wales, at the age of 47.
Family | Alexander Noble b. about 1850, d. 21 Aug 1901 |
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Alfred William Cook
b. 16 Jun 1843
| Father* | William Thomas Cook b. about 1794, d. 11 Sep 1881 |
| Mother* | Mary A. McWilson b. about 1813, d. 16 Mar 1886 |
Alfred William Cook was born on 16 Jun 1843 in Morpeth, New South Wales. He was baptised on 10 Sep 1843 in Morpeth, New South Wales.
Caroline Priscilla Parks
b. 25 Jan 1895, d. 3 Jun 1978
| Father* | William Thomas Parks b. 3 Jan 1864, d. 11 Dec 1942 |
| Mother* | Caroline Seabrooke Biggs b. 21 Dec 1858, d. 20 Sep 1947 |
| Charts | PARKS: William -Family and Descendants |
Caroline Priscilla Parks was born on 25 Jan 1895 in Hay, New South Wales.
Caroline Priscilla Parks married Alexander Reberger on 28 Jul 1921 at St Peter's Church of England in Narrandera, New South Wales.
Caroline lived in Wentworthville, New South Wales, in 1959.
Caroline Priscilla Reberger died on 3 Jun 1978 in Dubbo, New South Wales, at the age of 83.
Caroline Priscilla Parks married Alexander Reberger on 28 Jul 1921 at St Peter's Church of England in Narrandera, New South Wales.
Caroline lived in Wentworthville, New South Wales, in 1959.
Caroline Priscilla Reberger died on 3 Jun 1978 in Dubbo, New South Wales, at the age of 83.
Family | Alexander Reberger b. 7 Apr 1882, d. 4 Jan 1939 |
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Amelia May Parks
b. 29 Jun 1897, d. 21 May 1981
| Father* | William Thomas Parks b. 3 Jan 1864, d. 11 Dec 1942 |
| Mother* | Caroline Seabrooke Biggs b. 21 Dec 1858, d. 20 Sep 1947 |
| Charts | PARKS: William -Family and Descendants |
Amelia May Parks was born on 29 Jun 1897 in Hay, New South Wales. Amelia May Parks was also known as Millie.
Amelia May Parks married George Harvey in 1919 in Canowindra, New South Wales.
Amelia and George lived in Canowindra, New South Wales, in 1959.
Amelia May Harvey died on 21 May 1981 in Canowindra, New South Wales, at the age of 83.
She was buried at the General Cemetery in Canowindra, New South Wales.
Amelia May Parks married George Harvey in 1919 in Canowindra, New South Wales.
Amelia and George lived in Canowindra, New South Wales, in 1959.
Amelia May Harvey died on 21 May 1981 in Canowindra, New South Wales, at the age of 83.
She was buried at the General Cemetery in Canowindra, New South Wales.
Albert E. Parks
b. 1899, d. 1899
| Father* | William Thomas Parks b. 3 Jan 1864, d. 11 Dec 1942 |
| Mother* | Caroline Seabrooke Biggs b. 21 Dec 1858, d. 20 Sep 1947 |
| Charts | PARKS: William -Family and Descendants |
Albert E. Parks was born in 1899 in Hay, New South Wales.
Albert E. Parks died in 1899 in Hay, New South Wales.
Albert E. Parks died in 1899 in Hay, New South Wales.
George Munro Parks
b. 20 May 1900, d. 19 May 1977
| Father* | William Thomas Parks b. 3 Jan 1864, d. 11 Dec 1942 |
| Mother* | Caroline Seabrooke Biggs b. 21 Dec 1858, d. 20 Sep 1947 |
| Charts | PARKS: William -Family and Descendants |
George Munro Parks was born on 20 May 1900 in Hay, New South Wales.
George Munro Parks married Marguerite Elizabeth Mitchell on 29 Jun 1923 in Narrandera, New South Wales.
He began military service on 2 Jan 1942 in Paddington, New South Wales, in the Australian Army, Service No. N388051. He served in HQ EC, rising to the rank of Warrant Officer 2, and was discharged from active service on 10 Dec 1947.
George and Marguerite lived in Leeton, New South Wales, in 1959.
George Munro Parks died on 19 May 1977 in Leeton, New South Wales, at the age of 76.
He was buried at the Church of England Cemetery (Grave location recorded as: Section 5,m Plot 8) in Leeton, New South Wales.
George Munro Parks married Marguerite Elizabeth Mitchell on 29 Jun 1923 in Narrandera, New South Wales.
He began military service on 2 Jan 1942 in Paddington, New South Wales, in the Australian Army, Service No. N388051. He served in HQ EC, rising to the rank of Warrant Officer 2, and was discharged from active service on 10 Dec 1947.
George and Marguerite lived in Leeton, New South Wales, in 1959.
George Munro Parks died on 19 May 1977 in Leeton, New South Wales, at the age of 76.
He was buried at the Church of England Cemetery (Grave location recorded as: Section 5,m Plot 8) in Leeton, New South Wales.
Family | Marguerite Elizabeth Mitchell b. about 1910, d. 24 Dec 1959 |
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