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| 1 | Tenant Family Name 1 BRETT Forename 1 MARGARET Landlord Family Name 2 HEALY Forename 2 WILLIAM Location County TIPPERARY, NORTH RIDING Barony IKERRIN Union THURLES Parish TEMPLEREE Townland BALLINROE Place Name BALLINROE Place Type TOWNLAND Publication Details Position on Page 14 Printing Date 1851 Act 9&10 Sheet Number 29,30 Map Reference 3 | Brett, Margaret (I1)
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| 2 | The Border Morning Mail and Riverina Times Monday 6 May 1918 BARNAWARTHA. Word has been received that Sergeant Ted Draper has been wounded in France. This is the second time that Teddy has been wounded. He has been three years on service and his friends hope that his wound is not a severe one. - Private "Paddy" Devitt was also wounded in this big fight. This is "Paddy's" second time also. He was wounded at Pozieres about two years ago, being shot in the- heel. It was thought then that he would be invalided home, but he was patched up and returned to the firing line. "Paddy" is a cousin of Private George Boyce, of Tallangatta; whose death in action was reported last week. They are grandsons of late Mr. and Mrs. Boyce, of Wangaratta, formerly of Barnawartha Killed in Action WW1. Private George Henry Boyce 1121 22nd Bn. Australian Inf. Died of wounds - 13 April 1918 Commemorated - Doullens Cementery Extension No. 1 France, Plot VI, Row C, Grave No. 31 Enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force at Melbourne, Victoria on 5 April 1915. Stated on enlistment that he was born at Beechworth, Victoria and that he was 23 11/12 years of age. Served overseas at the Gallipoli Peninsula and France with the: 6th Australian Training Battalion 22nd Australian Infantry Battalion Died of wounds in France on 13 April 1918. Medals issued: 1914/15 Star British War Medal Victory Medal The Argus (Melbourne, Vic Wednesday 1 March 1916) VESSEL TO ARRIVE SHORTLY. Another vessel conveying sick and wounded Australians is expected to arrive shortly. The nominal roll of returning officers and men is as follows: Pte GH Boyce of 22nd Battalion George Henry BOYCE Regimental number 1121 Place of birth Beechworth, Victoria School Yackandandah State School, Victoria Religion Roman Catholic Occupation Porter Address 11 Union Street, Kew, Victoria Marital status Single Age at embarkation 24 Next of kin Mother, Mrs Catherine Boyce, 11 Union Street, Kew, Victoria Previous military service Nil Enlistment date 5 April 1915 Rank on enlistment Private Unit name 22nd Battalion, B Company AWM Embarkation Roll number 23/39/1 Embarkation details Unit embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board HMAT A38 Ulysses on 10 May 1915 Rank from Nominal Roll Private Unit from Nominal Roll 22nd Battalion Fate Died of wounds 13 April 1918 Place of death or wounding France Date of death 13 April 1918 Age at death 27 Place of burial Doullens Communal Cemetry Extension No. 1 (Plot VI, Row C, Grave No. 31), France Panel number, Roll of Honour, Australian War Memorial 95 Miscellaneous information from cemetery records Parents: John and Catherine Alice BOYCE, Cheltenham, Victoria Family/military connections Brother: 5555 Thomas BOYCE, 23rd Bn, killed in action, Passchendaele, Belgium, 10 November 917. | Boyce, Private George Henry (Jim) (I29)
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| 3 | "NOTICE Is hereby given that after the expira tion of fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of the State of Victoria. In its Probate juris- diction that PROBATE of the WILL dated the eighteenth day of December 1933 of HENRY CREAMER late of Dederang, in Victoria, farmer, deceased, may be granted to John Anthony Creamer, of Dederang, aforesaid farmer, the sole executor named In and appointed by the said will. Dated the thirteenth day of January 1834 GEO H WRAY Yackandandah proctor for the applicant. OTICE -All persons having CLAIM | Creamer, Henry (I172)
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| 4 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F20)
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| 5 | 3240 Corporal Patrick Francis Boyce 1st Aust. Divisional Signal Coy. Military Medal Recommended 23-9-1917 Passed 25-9-1917 On 20th September, 1917 during the attack on POLYGON WOOD Corporal Boyce was in charge of Wireless and Power Buzzer station. He erected aerial under barrage fire and after much trouble and dangerous work ( being buried by shell fire and much shaken) he got into communication with the Corps directing station. He set out earths and power buzzer and obtained communications and constantly repaired same under constant shell fire. Having established his station he went through barrage to the Brigade Forward Stations and set them in working order. It was largely due to the conspicuous gallantry on the part of this N.C.O. that amplifier and power buzer communication was such a success. Military Medal WW1. Second Lieutenant Francis Patrick Boyce Enlist in the 1st Australian Imperial Force at Melbourne on 29 July 1915. Stated on Enlistment that he was born at Yackandandah, Victoria and that he was 21 and 10/12 years of age. Appointed to a Commission on 9 March 1918 Served overseas in France with the following units: 6th Australian Infantry Battalion 1st Australian Divisional Signals Company 1st ANZAC Wireless Section Appointment terminated on 20 October 1926 Honours and Awards: Military Medal 1914/15 Star British War Medal Victory Medal Francis Patrick BOYCE Regimental number 3520B Religion Roman Catholic Occupation Porter Address Chelsea, Victoria Marital status Single Next of kin Mother, Mrs C Boyce, Ariel, Tallangatta Valley, Victoria Enlistment date NO ENTRY Date of enlistment from Nominal Roll 29 July 1915 Rank on enlistment Private Unit name 6th Battalion, 11th Reinforcement AWM Embarkation Roll number 23/23/3 Embarkation details Unit embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board HMAT A71 Nestor on 11 October 1915 Rank from Nominal Roll 2nd Lieutenant Unit from Nominal Roll 1st Divisional Signal Company Fate Returned to Australia 17 March 1919 Medals Military Medal 'On 20th September, 1917 during the attack on POLYGON WOOD Corporal BOYCE was in charge of Wireless and Power Buzzer Station. He erected aerial under barrage fire and after much trouble and dangerous work (being buried by shell fire and much shaken) he got into communication with the Corps directing station. He set out earth and power buzzer and obtained communications and constantly repaired same under constant shell fire. Having established his Station he went through barrage to the Brigade Forward Stations and set them in working order. It was largely due to the conspicuous gallantry on the part of this N.C.O. that Amplifier and Power Buzzer communication was such a success.' Source: 'Commonwealth Gazette' No. 31 Date: 7 March 1918 Family/military connections Brother: 3250A Sapper Edward BOYCE, 5th Divisional Signal Company, returned to Australia, 17 March 1919. Service was conducted at Fawkner Memorial Park for Patrick BOYCE Age : 57 on the 21-August-1951 Service: Burial Location: Roman Catholic Compartment U Grave 9903. Funeral Director: | Boyce, 2nd Lieutenant Patrick Francis (I30)
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| 6 | 3520 Lance Corporal Edward Boyce Enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force at Melbourne Victoria on 6 July 1915 Stated on enlistment that he was 19 and 5/12 years of age. Served overseas in the Middle East and France with the following units: 6th Australian Infanctry Battalion 1st Australian ANZAC Wireless Section 5th Divisional Signal Company Discharged for the Australian Imperial Force in Victoria on 12 October 1918. Medals Issued: 1914/15 Star British War Medal Victory Medal Edward BOYCE Regimental number 3520A Religion Roman Catholic Occupation Postal assistant Address Tallangatta Valley, Victoria Marital status Single Age at embarkation 19 Next of kin Mother, Mrs C Boyce, Ariel, Tallangatta Valley, Victoria Enlistment date 6 July 1915 Rank on enlistment Private Unit name 6th Battalion, 11th Reinforcement AWM Embarkation Roll number 23/23/3 Embarkation details Unit embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board HMAT A71 Nestor on 11 October 1915 Regimental number from Nominal Roll 3520 Rank from Nominal Roll Sapper Unit from Nominal Roll 5th Divisional Signal Company Fate Returned to Australia 31 July 1918 Family/military connections Brother: 3520B 2/Lt Francis Patrick BOYCE MM, 1st Divisional Signal Company, returned to Australia, 17 March 1919. The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.Friday 4 January 1935) MURRAY RIVER MYSTERY -a) POISON FOUND IN BODY Last Seen on Christmas Eve [ ALBURY (N.S.W.), Thursday.-Traces of poison were found in the stomach of Edward Boyce, aged 40 years, a returned soldier, of Tallangatta, whose body was found In the Murray River at Granya, 30 miles from Albury, on Tuesday. The body was seen by the puntman at Granya, who informed the police. Constable Opperman recovered the body and con- veyed it to the Tallangatta morgue, where an examination was made. Constable Opperman has taken certain organs to Melbourne for further examination. An inquest will be held when the report of the examination Is received. Boyce left a widow and child. He was last seen at Tallangatta on Christmas eve. It is believed that the body had been in the water for four or five days. | Boyce, Lance Corporal Edward Edmund (I31)
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| 7 | A few notes from her Death Certificate: Died 29th November 1940 of a cerebral hemorrhage aged 37 years. Father: James Gilham Mother: Sarah Clayton Buried: R. Catholic Cemetery at Bombala NSW on the 30th November. Registration Number Last Name Given Name(s) Father's Given Name(s) Mother's Given Name(s) District 22821/1940 MULCAHY LILLIAN HURSTFIELD JAMES SARAH BOMBALA | Gilham, Lillian Hurstfield (I36)
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| 8 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I341)
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| 9 | Also known as Annie Spillard. | Spillard, Lena (I117)
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| 10 | Also known as Winny | Ryan, Winifred (I60)
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| 11 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I287)
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| 12 | Ballydrehid 13th Apr 1909 Elizabeth Harris F Michael Harris Ballydrehid Kate Harris Farmer Michael Harris form. Boyce Census Years1911TipperaryKilladriffeBallydrehidResidents of a house Residents of a house 29 in Ballydrehid (Killadriffe, Tipperary) Show all information Surname Forename Age Sex Relation to head Religion Birthplace Occupation Literacy Irish Language Marital Status Specified Illnesses Years Married Children Born Children Living Harris Michael 50 Male Head of Family Catholic Roman Co Tipperary Farmer Cannot read - Married - 20 - 5 Harris Catherine 43 Female Wife Catholic Roman Co Tipperary - Read and write - Married - 12 3 3 Harris Margaret 18 Female Daughter Catholic Roman Co Tipperary - Read and write Irish and English Single - - - - Harris Mary Ellen 16 Female Daughter Catholic Roman Co Tipperary Scholar Read and write Irish and English Single - - - - Harris Johanna 9 Female Daughter Catholic Roman Co Tipperary Scholar Cannot read - Single - - - - Harris Bridget 7 Female Daughter Catholic Roman Co Tipperary Scholar Cannot read - Single - - - - Harris Eliza 1 Female Daughter Catholic Roman Co Tipperary - Cannot read - Single - - - - | Harris, Michael (I108)
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| 13 | Baptism Sponsors: Ed Ryan, Mary Larner | Boyce, Margaret (I20)
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| 14 | Baptism sponsors: Edmund Dwyer, Honora Boice (Boyce/Boice in register) | Boyce, John (I89)
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| 15 | Baptism sponsors: James Crowe, Mary Crowe | Boyce, Catherine (I97)
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| 16 | Baptism Sponsors: James Keating, Mary Keating | Boyce, Mary (I22)
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| 17 | Baptism sponsors: John Boddy, Mary Boyce | Boyce, John (I76)
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| 18 | Baptism sponsors: John Hannon, Margeret Crowe | Boyce, Margeret (I96)
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| 19 | Baptism Sponsors: John Kavanagh, Mary Larner Mrs. John Harney In our last issue we gave a brief notice of the passing of Mrs. John Harney, on Wednesday July 22, 1903. She had been ill some time and her death was not unexpected. Mary Boyce was born in county Tipperary, Ireland, in 1833. She came to the United States, arriving in St. Louis in 1853, and came to Henry in 1854. Here in the year 1856 she was united in marriage to John Harney. By this union there survive 6 children. William of Chicago, Edward of Oklahoma, John of Mineral, Ill., Mrs.Margaret Harrington of Champaign, Mrs. Kate Studyvin of Rantoul, and Thomas at home. The sisters and brothers surviving are Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace of this city, Mrs. Margaret Glasheen of Providence R.I., and Daniel Boyce of Peu(n)field, Ill. Her husband preceded her to the other life some years ago. Her age was 70. For many years Mr. and Mrs. Harney resided in Whitefield, owning a fine farm, he being one of the most industrious and successful farmers in the township. After his death Mrs. Harney concluded to sell the farm and move to Henry, and purchasinga house has since made Henry her residence. She was a good woman, kindly as wife, mother, neighbor and friend, beloved by a large circle of friends, and to the fullness of time at a ripe old age, has gone to her heavenly home. The funeral was held on Saturday, at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph's church, where Rev Fr Kurley, the rector, chanted a requiem high mass, following with remarks appropriate to a sorrowing occasion of this kind. The auditorium, altars and sanctuary had been draped for the memorial services be held the next day in honor of the late Pope, and seem appropriate for the solemn event in connection with the funeral of Mrs.Harney. 'Jesus lover of my soul' and 'Nearer, my God to thee,' were among the hymns sung by the choir during the services. The pall bearers were Messrs. Joseph Harrington (I think brother to Thomas Harrington, cuz Thomas had a brother named Joseph who died in Henry, Ill in 1935), John Barry, Charles McManus, John Hartley, Jr., Philip O'Mara and David Dwyer. Those present from abroad at the funeral were W.H Harney and wife from Chicago; John Harney and wife of Mineral; T.L. Harrington and wife of Champaign; Mrs. J.A. Studyvin of Rantoul; Daniel Boyce and daughter Mrs.Burke of Penfield; Mrs. McCabe of Morris, Ed Harney and wife of Bradford; Wm Harney of Sparland, and Mrs. Michael Real of Bradford. There was a very large attendance of sympathizing friends, and the services were solemn and impressive. The internment was in St.Patrick's cemetery north of the city. Call not back the dear departed, Anchored safe where storms are o'er. On the border land we left her Soon to meet and part no more. On the casket rested a cross of beautiful flowers, also a pillow of flowers on which was the word "Mother," a bouquet of white roses and a beautiful.....(I do not have the rest of the article). | Boyce, Mary (I70)
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| 20 | Baptism sponsors: John Peters, Johanna Peters | Boyce, Timothy (I88)
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| 21 | Baptism sponsors: Laurence O'Dwyer, Mary Gorman | Boyce, Catherine (I115)
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| 22 | Baptism Sponsors: Michael Boyce, Mary Boyce | Boyce, John (I85)
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| 23 | Baptism sponsors: Michael Flynn, Brigid Boyce(Bridgette) Census Years 1901 Tipperary Killadriffe Ballygorteen Residents of a house Residents of a house 5 in Ballygorteen (Killadriffe, Tipperary) Show all information Surname Forename Age Sex Relation to head Religion Marnane Michael 30 Male Head of Family Roman Catholic Marnane Mary 40 Female Wife Roman Catholic Marnane John 6 Male Son Roman Catholic Boyce Johanna 78 Female Mother in Law Roman Catholic Census Years1911TipperaryKilladriffeBallygorteenResidents of a house Residents of a house 4 in Ballygorteen (Killadriffe, Tipperary) Show all information Surname Forename Age Sex Relation to head Religion Marnane Michael 40 Male Head of Family Roman Catholic Marnane Mary 51 Female Wife Roman Catholic Marnane John 16 Male Son Roman Catholic | Boyce, Mary (I95)
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| 24 | Baptism sponsors: Michael O'Donnell, Catherine O'Donnell | Boyce, Catherine (I79)
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| 25 | Baptism Sponsors: Michael Ryan, Bridget Ryan | Boyce, James (I92)
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| 26 | Baptism Sponsors: Pat Morrissey, Ellen Ryan | Boyce, Ellen (I73)
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| 27 | Baptism sponsors: Robert Hogan, Mary Hogan | Boyce, George (I82)
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| 28 | Baptism Sponsors: William Boyce, Bridget Crowe | Boyce, Ann (I21)
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| 29 | Baptism sponsors: James Barry, Alice Boddy | Boyce, Eliza (I98)
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| 30 | Baptism sponsors: Philip MacCarthy, Mary Ryan Priest : Father J. Lanigan | Boyce, John (I90)
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| 31 | Baptism sponsors: William O'Gorman, Mary Barry | Boyce, Judy (I91)
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| 32 | Baptism Witnesses: David Ryan, Joan Doorty | Boyce, Catherine (I19)
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| 33 | Baptism Witnesses: James O'Dwyer, Margaret Boyce | Boyce, Mary (I101)
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| 34 | Baptism witnesses: Thomas Harding, Ellen Doorty | Boyce, Mary (I55)
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| 35 | Baptism Witnesses: Thomas Harding, Mary Guerin Occupation: Farmer Cause of death: Senility, Heart failure. Diagnosed by Dr. Barnard. Buried in Barnawatha Cemetery, Victoria, Australia, on 25 March 1909. Emigrated on the Sabrina. Arrived in Fremantle Australia 13-6-1853. Griffith Boyce George Ballygorteen Clonbullogue Co. Tipperary | Boyce, George (I12)
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| 36 | Baptism Witnesses: Thomas Power, Johanna Ryan | Boyce, Mary (I65)
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| 37 | Baptism Witnesses: Thomas Tobin, Mary Boyce | Boyce, Norry (I66)
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| 38 | Baptism Witnesses: Gerry Shiels, Mary B----(surname unclear) Petty Court Sessions Tipperary District 1855 Date Complainant Residence Defendant Residence Nov 22 Connors, James* Tipperary Boyce, Edmond Bansha, Bansha Par http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/tipp/TipperaryCourtPettySessions1855D.htm | Boyce, Edmond (I61)
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| 39 | Baptism Witnesses: Richard Keating, Ellen Doorty | Boyce, George (I58)
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| 40 | Baptisms sponsors: Thomas Harding, Norry Boyce Parish Register1820/057 Record 687 Date could also be 13-3-1830 | Boyce, Margaret (I67)
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| 41 | BARNAWARTHA. A wedding took place in Chiltern on Thursday, when Mr. Edward Elligate, sec ond son of Mrs. Elligate of Upper Indigo, was married to Miss Margaret Ann Devitt, eldest daughter of the late Patrick and Mrs. Devitt also of Upper Indigo Creek. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Fr. Smith. Miss J. Elligate (sister of groom) was bridesmaid, and' Mr. W. Devitt (brother of bride) best man. After the ceremony the happy couple returned to their new home, where they had to under go the ordeal of the old time cusom of tinkettling. The Border Morning Mail and Riverina Times Wednesday 18 May 1910 | Family (F63)
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| 42 | Birth Registration missing. BOYCE Elizabeth c1860-1940; daughter of George Boyce and Margaret nee Britt; born at Indigo Creek c1860; died at Yackandandah in May 1940 aged 82 years and was interred in plot 2900-73-RC at the Carlyle Cemetery, Rutherglen on 29th May 1940 [vrn 18421]; married Denis O’Donoghue in 1891 [vrn 826] | Boyce, Elizabeth (I5)
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| 43 | Birth witnessed by Dr. Barker and Mrs. McFarland. Birth Certificate No: 2672. According to the Register of Baptisms kept at St. Mary,s Church, Castlemaine, John Boyce born 19 May 1855 at Forest Creek child of George Boyce and Margaret Britt was baptised on 19 May 1855 by the Rev. Thomas Barrett. Sponsored by Jeremiah Eligott and Mary Britt.?? Lived McIvor St. Cheltenham, Victoria, Australia C1918. The Argus Thursday 13 February 1890 Melbourne Markets 11 bullocks for Mr John Boyce, Dederang 4 do for Mr J. Boyce, Dederang The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.Tuesday 11 April 1911) Died at the homestead gate. TALLANGATTA, Monday.-Mr. John Boyce, an old resident from the Valley, drove into Tallangatta yesterday. On the return journey he was accompanied by his two sons. Reaching the farm, the sons alighted to open the homestead gate, and returning to the gig they found their father dead. Mr. Boyce had suffered from heart disease. | Boyce, John (I2)
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| 44 | Birth: 1833 County Tipperary, Ireland Death: 1903 Illinois, USA Family links: Spouse: John Harney (1832 - 1892)* Children: John Harney (1863 - 1945)* | Family (F90)
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| 45 | Blue baby | Boyce, George Henry (I25)
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| 46 | Boyce - Records relating to John and Thomas Boyce and lands in county Cork are in the Lismore Estate Collection in the National Library. The Boyces rented land from the Dukes of Devonshire. At the time of Griffith's Valuation the representatives of Thomas Boyce held land in the parish of Corcomohide, barony of Orrery and Kilmore, Thomas Boyce held land in the parishes of Gortroe and Templebodan, barony of Barrymore and John Boyce held land in the parish of Rathcormack, barony of Barrymore, county Cork. In 1850, Osborne Boyce was among the principal lessors in the parish of Kilmeadan, barony of Middlethird, county Waterford. In the 1870s Captain Thomas Boyce of Charles Street, St James, London, owned 2,669 acres in county Cork as well as over 300 acres in county Waterford. John Boyce of Rome owned 939 acres in county Cork. | Boyce, John (I289)
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| 47 | BOYCE George 1862-1875; son of George Boyce and Margaret nee Britt; born at Moorwatha in 1862 [vrn 12686[; died in April 1875 aged 12 years and was interred in plot 209-7 at the Barnawartha Cemetery on 21st April 1875 [vrn 5704] | Boyce, George (I6)
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| 48 | BOYCE Margaret 1867-1875; daughter of George Boyce and Margaret nee Britt; born at Chiltern 1867 [vrn 2593]; died in March 1875 aged 8 years and was interred in plot 207-7 at the Barnawartha Cemetery on 17th March 1875 [vrn 554] | Boyce, Margaret (I8)
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| 49 | BOYCE Margaret 1878-1970; daughter of George Boyce and Margaret nee Britt; born at Barnawartha in 1878 [vrn 476]; died at Wangaratta in September 1970 aged 93 years and was interred in plot 206-7 at the Barnawartha Cemetery on 6th September 1970 [vrn 21153] | Boyce, Margaret Mary (I11)
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| 50 | BOYCE Mary/Maria 1858-1933; daughter of George Boyce and Margaret nee Britt; born at Reid?s Creek in 1858 [vrn 14570 Maria}; died at Barnawartha 13th June 1933 aged 75 years and was interred in plot 60-7 at the Barnawartha Cemetery [vrn 13687]; married Patrick Devitt in 1879 [vrn 3004] The Federal Standard, Chiltern, Friday, June 16, 1933 - BARNAWARTHA The death occurred of a very old and respected resident of the Upper Indigo on Tuesday in the person of Mrs Mary Devitt, aged 75 years, relict of the late P Devitt of the same place and daughter of the late George Boyce. Mrs Devitt was the victim of a paralytic stroke on Saturday, and she died as stated. She leaves a family of five sons and three daughters. One of her sons (Daniel) [it was actually Patrick] made the supreme sacrifice at the Great War, and two others saw service. The funeral took place to the Barnawartha cemetery on Wednesday, the cortege being a lengthy one. The graveside services were read by Father Lawless and the pall-bearers were Messrs M Koehlen, D Whelan, C Whitehead and R Welch. | Boyce, Mary (I4)
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