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      Charles Herbert Wicks was born on 1 Mar 1880 in Carcoar, New South Wales.

Charles Herbert Wicks died on 2 Jul 1942 in Canowindra, New South Wales, at the age of 62.

      William E. Wicks was born in 1858 in Manning River, New South Wales, (Not confirmed as a son of THIS William and Mary Wicks.)

William E. Wicks died in 1912 in Cowra, New South Wales.

      James Boots was born in 1821 in Brightling, East Sussex.

James Boots married Charlotte Towner in 1847 in Brighton, East Sussex.

James Boots died in 1896 in Cuckfield, East Sussex, in the December Quarter.

      Charlotte Towner was born in 1825 in Bishopstone, East Sussex.

Charlotte Towner married James Boots, son of John Boots and Elizabeth Parks, in 1847 in Brighton, East Sussex.

Charlotte Boots died in 1902 in Steyning, West Sussex, in the December Quarter.

      John Boots was born in 1854 in Bishopstone, East Sussex.

John Boots married Mary Yeoman in 1877 in Lewes, East Sussex.

John Boots died in 1924 in West Ham, Essex, in the March Quarter.

      Mary Yeoman was born in 1855 in Newhaven, East Sussex.

Mary Yeoman married John Boots, son of James Boots and Charlotte Towner, in 1877 in Lewes, East Sussex.

Mary Boots died in 1924 in West Ham, Essex, in the March Quarter.

      John Boots was born in 1774 in Heathfield, East Sussex.

John Boots married Mary Crossingham on 11 Oct 1802 in Ashburnham, East Sussex.

John Boots died on 28 Feb 1847 in Ewhurst, East Sussex.

      Mary Crossingham was born on 27 Aug 1779 in Battle, East Sussex, a daughter of Edward and Elizabeth (Stonestreet) Crossingham.

Mary Crossingham married John Boots, son of John Boots and Elizabeth Holden, on 11 Oct 1802 in Ashburnham, East Sussex.

Mary Boots died on 9 Nov 1850 in Ewhurst, East Sussex, at the age of 71.

      John Boots was born in 1815 in Ewhurst, East Sussex.

John Boots married Sarah Ann Jenner on 20 Feb 1841 in Battle, East Sussex.

John Boots and Sarah Ann Boots immigrated on 24 Jun 1841 to Sydney, New South Wales, having departed from Plymouth on 8 March 1841 on board the "Earl Grey."

John Boots died on 16 Oct 1887 at King Street in Newtown, New South Wales.
He was buried on 18 Oct 1887 at Cooks River Cemetery in St Peters, New South Wales, and the cause of his death was recorded as Meningitis.

      John Boots was born on 29 May 1748 in Bodiam, East Sussex, a son of John and Elizabeth (Ballard) Boots.

John Boots married Elizabeth Holden on 13 Oct 1773 in Heathfield, East Sussex.

John Boots died on 20 Sep 1799 in Bodiam, East Sussex, at the age of 51.

      Elizabeth Holden was born in 1743 in East Sussex.

Elizabeth Holden married John Boots on 13 Oct 1773 in Heathfield, East Sussex.

Elizabeth Holden died on 13 Oct 1821 in Heathfield, East Sussex.

      Mary Parker was born about 1855.

Mary Parker married Henry Boots, son of John Boots and Sarah Ann Jenner, in 1875 in Sydney, New South Wales.

      James Muxlow was born on 30 Mar 1817 in East Allington, Devon.

James Muxlow married Rebecca Kennewell, daughter of Richard G. Kennewell and Jane Johnson, in Jan 1844 in Lincolnshire.

James Muxlow and Rebecca Kennewell immigrated on 26 Jun 1844 to Sydney, New South Wales, on board the "Briton", as assisted immigrants, having sailed from Liverpool on 15 March.
The arrival was described as follows: "THE BRITON - This vessel arrived on Wednesday from Liverpool, with 269 bounty emigrants, after a fine run of 102 days, during which time only seven deaths occurred, six children and one adult. Shortly after leaving Liverpool the measles broke out among the infants, but no deaths occurred in consequence, the last case having been cured on the 16th April. The cargo on board is small. The emigrants appear to have been well selected, and consist of 41 single women, 26 single men, 86 married persons, and 116 children, all of whom are in good health. The ship presents an appearance of cleanliness throughout highly creditable to the surgeon, captain, and officers, more especially as nothing but wet weather has occurred since leaving the Cape of Good Hope. It may be worthy of remark, that there are only nine mechanics on board; four blacksmiths, four carpenters, and one mason; the others consist of agricultural labourers. She spoke nothing connected with these colonies; but on the 23rd June, saw a schooner anchored under the lee of Kent’s Group, during a gale wind from the westward. The emigrants were mustered yesterday, after which she was removed to off the Flour Company’s Wharf, where parties wanting servants can engage them."

James Muxlow died on 24 Jun 1898 in Branxton, New South Wales, at the age of 81.

      George Wood was born about 1825.

George Wood married Sarah Kennewell, daughter of Richard G. Kennewell and Jane Johnson, in 1845 at St Phillip's Church of England in Sydney, New South Wales.

      George Richard Muxlow was born on 13 Apr 1846 at Moto Farm in Tomago, New South Wales.

George Richard Muxlow died on 13 Mar 1921 in Greta, New South Wales, at the age of 74.
He was buried in Branxton, New South Wales.

      Thomas Jonathon Muxlow was born on 24 Jun 1848 in Hexham, New South Wales.

Thomas Jonathon Muxlow died on 10 Apr 1855 in Sydney, New South Wales, at the age of 6.

      James Muxlow was born on 7 Jul 1850 in Sydney, New South Wales.

James Muxlow died on 13 Jul 1850 in Camperdown, New South Wales.

      Sarah Jane Elizabeth Muxlow was born about 1852 in Sydney, New South Wales.

Sarah Jane Elizabeth Muxlow died in 1921 in Wallsend, New South Wales.