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Note N242 Index

1851 British Census
1851 CENSUS: (Ancestry.Com)
Dwelling: Burton Overy, LEI (Billesdon)
Source: HO107/2080/193/6
James TILLEY, Head, M, 30, Farm Labourer, b. Burton Overy, LEI
Ann TILLEY, Wife, M, 28, b. Newton Harcourt, LEI
George TILLEY, Son, 9, Scholar, b. Newton Harcourt, LEI
Mary TILLEY, Dau, 8, Scholar, b. Burton Overy, LEI
Henry TILLEY, Son, 5, b.Burton Overy, LEI
Fred TILLEY, Son, 3 months, b.Burton Overy, LEI
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Note N243 Index

Church of England Cemetery Section CC, Grave No 569

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Little Pk St
1841 UK Census - Mary Townsend - 50 - Independant Means - Ireland
1841 UK Census - Emanuel Miller - 30 - Weaver - Not born in County
1841 UK Census - Harriot Dixon - 30 - Independant Means - Not born in County
1841 UK Census - Charles Dixon - 6 - - Born in County
1841 UK Census - Henry Miller - 4 - - Born in County
1841 UK Census - John Miller - 1 - - Born in County
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1851 UK Census - Emanuel Miller - Head - Married - 40 - Publican - Essex Leeming
1851 UK Census - Harriett Miller - Wife - Married - 40 - - Newmarket
1851 UK Census - Henry Miller - Son - - 14 - Scholar - Warwickshire Coventry
1851 UK Census - John Miller - Son - - 10 - Scholar - Warwickshire Coventry
1851 UK Census - Fanny Miller - Daughter - - 4 - - Warwickshire Coventry
1851 UK Census - Harriett Miller - Daughter - - 6mo - - Bristol
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Family Anecdote - Believed to have been knighted, and is buried in the small triangular cemetery at Parramatta, NSW. NOT TRUE
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NSW BDM - Death
2972/1912 - MILLER, JOHN J - EMANUEL - HARRIET M - PARRAMATTA
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NSW BDM - Marriages
3133/1865 - MILLER, JOHN J - HOGSFLESH, ANN - RICHMOND
3133/1865 - MILLER, JOHN JAMES - GEORFLESH, ANN - RICHMOND
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Arrived in Sydney in August 1854 on the SS Bloomer.
MILLER EMANUEL age 44yrs arrived August 1854 on the ship 'BLOOMER' - Code: B; Fiche: 075; Page: 008
Also arriving with him was: MILLER JNO J age 14yrs

On the Victoria Public Record Office, there was :

MILLER JOHN, 15, PICARD, SEP 1854, HOBART TOWN, SEP 1854, 001
MILLER EMANUEL, 44, PICARD, SEP 1854, HOBART TOWN, SEP 1854, 001

Colonial Times, 20 September 1854:
Shipping Arrivals,
19th - Picard, schooner, 171 tons, Johnston, from Melbourne 7th inst., with sundries. Passengers -Mrs. Johnston, Captain Rae, and 13 government immigrants in the steerage. Agents, Tondeur and Lempriere.

Jean

Re: SS Great Britain Passenger Lists - looking for Emanuel MILLER
« Reply #4 on: Today at 20:14:04 »
I should have added, on the Victoria Public Record Office, there is an Index to Outgoing Passengers from Victorian ports.

Jean (aka jeanlit)
RootsChat Senior
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FreeBDM - Births
Surname Given Name District Volume Page Transcriber
Births Jun 1840
Miller John James Coventry XVI 389 Julie2
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NSW BDM - Births [issue of John James and Ann]
17111/1874 MILLER, EDITH - JOHN JAMES - ANN - PARRAMATTA
18019/1876 MILLER, OSWALD - JOHN JAMES - ANN - PARRAMATTA
18635/1877 MILLER, NORMAN - JOHN JAMES - ANN - PARRAMATTA
15402/1871 MILLER, ETHEL - JOHN JAMES - ANN - PARRAMATTA
16386/1873 MILLER, EGBERT - JOHN JAMES - ANNE - PARRAMATTA
21548/1880 MILLER, VIVIAN - JOHN JAMES - ANN - PARRAMATTA
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Rookwood - Detailed Information
Cemetery Anglican & General Cemetery Trusts
Area Anglican(AN)
Section CC
Row Not Available
Plot Not Available
Grave No. 0000569
Cemetery Address Hawthorne Ave, Rookwood NSW 2141
Cemetery Phone 02 9746 2177
Cemetery Fax 02 9764 2689
Cemetery E-Mail
Cemetery URL http://www.rookwoodcemetery.com.au/

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JJM All Saints School Parramatta
The Cats Mum to me
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Have just received 4 photocopied pages on the history of the All Saints School. JJM rates one mention.

(The first schoolmaster, an Irishman educated at Trinity College Dublin, served the school for 28 years and died 1 January 1867 at age 70.)

A letter written in 1946 by a former student notes: "This old school building, which has since been demolished had, up to the year 1882, been a denominational school kept by the late Mr J J Miller who, with his family, lived in the adjoining cottage."

I'm guessing that the controversial intervention of the state govt into parochial school teachers remuneration benefits may have been a factor in JJM deciding to pursue a business career. There are no records on when JJM became headmaster, however as Edgar was born in Liverpool in 1869, there was probably a 2nd schoolmaster prior to him.

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The online records, & Rookwood office confirmed JJM & Annie 569, Harald & Ethel 570 & Norman & Vivien 571. I knew is was 3 x double plots with a monument for JJM & Annie. No monuments for the others (on the files) so your photos were quite a surprise in that sense, that memorials for the other 4 people had been incorporated into the monument.