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Timing conundrum:

UK Census information definitely shows Frances, her sisters and her parents. However, a search for any immigration/arrival in Australia shows Emily and family arriving 1848 - BEFORE 1851 Census.

New thought - Frances married William Barton in Victoria - maybe the family arrived in Vic not NSW.....

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From a conversation with Beryl E Nolan Carroll c2009:
Uncle Walter was known as Uncle Paddy.
Was gassed in WWI, thought to have been at Gallipoli
Was married to a Swede
Had a son Wally and a younger/youngest son Albert
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Subsequently found (National Archives Australia) in Military Service Record:
Enlisted January 1916 (wife Hulda Nolan, 3 children) - sent to France for Battle of Somme, wounded in the Left hand August 1916, repatriated to England (numerous hospitals), returned to France, wounded in the Left elbow 1918, again repatriated to England, returned to Australia April 1918.
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NSW BDM - Marriages
You searched marriages for the Bride's name Emily Nolan in the years 1788 to 1958
1 - 3 of 3 matches found

274/1907 - FEGAN, THOMAS S - NOLAN, EMILY M - SYDNEY
9323/1922 - WESTBROOK, ELTON I - NOLAN, EMILY A J - SYDNEY
20775/1948 - BRIEN, DESMOND FRANCIS - NOLAN, SHEILA EMILY - PARRAMATTA

NSW BDM - Birth:

NSW BDM - Death: 41255/1969 - FEGAN, EMILY MAUD - THOMAS - LILLY - NEWTOWN

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Timothy Hoy (1828-1905) m. Sarah Elizabeth Pullen (1837-1875) and they had 14 children. Sarah had been working for William Mannix at Upper Minto with her father, Hely Pullen.

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Willow Grove Farm - thought to be in locality of Warwick Farm. Possibly known as Hoy's Hill or Potter's Hill (re Brickmaking).

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An LDS search shows an EDWIN HOY WHEELER being born to Ann Territt/Makepeace/Wheeler and John Wheeler in 1829. However, the Hoy name did not enter the Wheeler family as a family name until Jonas Wheeler, son of Ann Territt/Makepeace/Wheeler and John Wheeler, married Rebecca Hoy. However, a Timothy Hoy was shown on Ann Terrett's (Territt/Terret bc1789) death Cert.

I believe that the Edwin Hoy Wheeler under the Jonas + Ann listing is incorrect and should be correctly ascribed to the Jonas + Rebecca marriage.

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Husband's Name
John WHEELER (AFN:15NZ-7K5) Pedigree
Born: Abt. 1785 Place: <, Sydney, Nsw, Astl>
Married: 3 Jul 1826 Place: , Sydney, Nsw, Astl
Father:
Mother:
Wife's Name
Ann TERRITT (AFN:15NZ-7LC) Pedigree
Born: Abt. 1789 Place: <, Parramatta, Nsw, Astl>
Married: 3 Jul 1826 Place: , Sydney, Nsw, Astl
Father:
Mother:
Children
1. Sex Name
M Edwin Hoy WHEELER (AFN:15NZ-7P0) Pedigree
Born: Abt. 1829 Place:
Died: 1894 Place: Sydney, , Nsw, Astl
2. Sex Name
M Jonas WHEELER (AFN:15NZ-9GV) Pedigree
Born: 1827 Place: Sydney, , Nsw, Astl
Died: 1877 Place: Sydney, , Nsw, Astl
3. Sex Name
M James MAKEPEACE (AFN:15NZ-7MK) Pedigree
Born: Jun 1825 Place: Sydney, , Nsw, Astl
Died: 5 May 1826 Place: Sydney, , Nsw, Astl
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NSW BDM Marriages
369/1929 KELLY JAMES P NOLAN ELSIE S SYDNEY

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NSW BDM Death: V18011056 4/1801 FREEMAN MARY (GIRL)

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Martin, Abraham Convict Steal 58 pounds of iron New Sarum, Wiltshire 11 Mar. 1786 7 years
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7 March 1789 - Received 150 lashes and ordered to wear a leg iron for a year for disobedience and wandering away from the settlement.
20 February 1794 - Settled on 30 acres at Prospect Hill
Abraham was living with Mary EDWARDS from about 1797. Their daughter, Susannah, was born in 1800. There are two possibilities in 1811 for Abraham Martin, There was an Abraham MARTIN buried on 11 May 1811, aged 50. There was also an Abraham MARTIN recorded as about to leave for India on the 'Millwood' in June 1811. It is not possible to determine which one of these was the First Fleeter, although Mary EDWARDS was listed as a widow on charity in 1814.

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