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Note N2082
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Appointed as Medical Doctor, for Sofala, Turon River Diggings
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Note N2083
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Sofala Anglican Cemetery
Info
Hargraves Street
Sofala
New South Wales Australia
Postal Code: 2795
Cemetery notes and/or description:
From the Sofala shops, travel east to the end of Denison Street, turn right into Davis Street, then left into Upper Turon Road and then right into Hargraves Street. Christ Church Anglican and its cemetery are on the left hand side of the street opposite the school.
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Note N2084
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Western Post and Mudgee Newspaper, 6 August 1862
Applicants to purchase land, Sofala
Westby WALKER, 29 ¼ perches, Allot 116, £14 15s
Westby WALKER, 9 ½ perches, Allot 103, £11 10s
Westby WALKER, 35 ¼ perches, Allot 97, £22
Westby WALKER, 12 perches, Allot 86, £6
Westby WALKER, 16 ½ perches, Allot 36, £14 2s
Westby WALKER, 12 perches, Allot 83, £6
Westby WALKER, 12 perches, Allot 84, £6
Westby WALKER, 12 perches, Allot 85, £6
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Postmaster Turon
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Note N2087
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Transport records for William Makepeace shows as being transported 1810, convicted Worcester 1809 trials, sentenced to Life, with a conditional pardon.
MAKEPEACE, William. Per "Indian", 1810
1820 Memorial (Fiche 3025; 4/1824B No.476 pp.761-2)
1822 Jan 26 Re payment for cartage of building materials at Liverpool (Reel 6021; 4/7079 pp.3, 13, 19)
1821 Sep 8-Oct 17 Depositions of witnesses in case Makepeace v Ikin (Reel 6051; 4/1750 pp.195-215)
1823 May 6 Deposition re charges against William Ikin (Reel 6058; 4/1771 pp.231-2)
MAKEPIECE, Ann. Per "Broxbornebury", 1814; of the Black Swan, Sydney
1824 Memorial (Fiche 3098; 4/1838A No.609 pp.563-6). Reply, 30 Apr (Reel 6013; 4/3511 p.29)
1824 May 4 Her letter referred to the Surveyor General; re an allotment (Reel 6013, 4/3511 p.112; Fiche 3266, 9/2652 p.2)
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Posted by: Desiree Pettit (ID *****0984)
Date: November 05, 2007 at 14:30:57
Looking for descendants or researchers of the MAKEPEACE family:
William MAKEPEACE b. c1785 ? m Ann TERRETT in 1815 in Sydney, NSW Australia.
William was shipped to Australia in 1810 as a convict aboard 'Indian'.
Children:
John (married BELSON) - also known as John NORRIS
Mary Ann
Charlotte
William Henry
John MAKEPEACE b.1819 Sydney m Mary Ann BELSON in 1850
Children:
Susannah Kate 1851 (married HERTEL)
Mary Ann
Eliza (married HERTEL)
Reuben James
William
John William (married ROSSITER)
Andrew (married BROWN)
Alice (married DOHERTY)
William (married CLAYTON)
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Freebmd
Surname Given Name Age District Volume Page Transcriber
Deaths Dec 1851
Clark Anne Gateshead XXIV 118 bluestar
Freebmd Surname Given Name Age District Volume Page Transcriber Deaths Dec 1851 Clark Anne Gateshead XXIV 118 bluestar
Freebmd
Surname Given Name Age District Volume Page Transcriber
Deaths Dec 1851
Clark Anne Gateshead XXIV 118 bluestar
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Killed During the Battle of Hastings on Senlac Hill in, Sussex, England
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Item number or control symbol: Series 4-263696
Title: Charles Valentine Munro - Date of Death 30/09/1941, Granted On 26/11/1941
Start date:
End date:
Record series containing this item:
13660 Probate packets starts by 01 Apr 1817
Access directions:
359 Effect: Early; Duration: 5 years from grant of probate
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Finally read and transcribed the Marriage notice for Harry Frank Turnbull Miller and Isabella Sarah Hardy today [2014-05-17], and understood that bridesmaid Alice Munro was the niece of Harry Frank Turnbull Miller.
As far as I can tell, there were only 3 children born to Henry Miller & Jane Turnbull - Harry Frank Turnbull, Harriett Maude, and another female infant who died early. Thus, from my perspective, any niece of HFT MUST be Harriett's daughter.
So, the rationale that I used today [2014-05-17] was that Harriett Maude Miller married Charles Munro, and I found a marriage registration for 1894.
An anecdotal story was related to me by Elsie Enid Miller Tilley, who received the story from Isabella Sarah Hardy Miller, that Harriet Maud Miller died of septacemia from an "assumed" abortion. I now think that it is possible that Harriet Maude died in childbirth.
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