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| 51 | BOYCE Patrick 1871-1875; son of George Boyce and Margaret nee Britt; born at Indigo 1871 [vrn 7217]; died in April 1875 aged 4 years and was interred in plot 208-7 at the Barnawartha Cemetery on 18th April 1875 [vrn 5703] | Boyce, Patrick (I10)
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| 52 | BOYCE Theresa Ellen 1865-1950; daughter of George Boyce and Margaret nee Britt; born at Yackandandah in 1865 [vrn 5983]; died in Wangaratta 3rd September 1950 aged 84 years and was interred in plot 24-S-RC at the Wangaratta Cemetery on 4th September 1950 [vrn 21864]; resided at Mackay Street, Wangaratta; married Patrick Ryan | Boyce, Theresa Ellen (I7)
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| 53 | BOYCE Thomas 1869-1880; son of George Boyce and Margaret nee Britt; born at Barnawartha 1869 [vrn 758] died at Barnawartha in October 1880 aged 11 years and was interred in plot 210-7 at the Barnawartha Cemetery on 8th October 1880 [vrn 9081] The Federal Standard, Saturday, October 9, 1880 p2 c7 - NEWS AND NOTES A sad accident, which unfortunately terminated fatally, happened to Thomas Boyce, son of Mr Boyce, farmer, Upper Indigo. It appears he was out riding with an elder brother in one of the paddocks, when he had occasion to dismount, and when attempting to remount and had had just got his foot in the stirrup, his horse started off, dragging him some distance, when he was brought in contact with a sharp piece of timber, inflicting a frightful wound in the groin and thigh. He lay about twenty minutes before his brother found him, during which time he had been bleeding profusely. He was quickly conveyed home, and Dr Haley was immediately sent for, on his arrival he was almost pulseless, and sank within half an hour from loss of blood and shock to the nervous system. | Boyce, Thomas (I9)
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| 54 | Buried at:The New Cheltenham Cemetery, Victoria, Australia Grave No:35, Row: A, Section: H3 | Morgan, John Bryan (I220)
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| 55 | Buried at:The New Cheltenham Cemetery, Victoria, Australia Grave No:Roman Catholic, U, 3362 Edith Annie Borlase Compact Disc #81 Pin #449687 Pedigree Sex: F Event(s) Birth: 9 Jun 1890 Death: 19 Dec 1983 Marriage(s) Spouse: Fredrick Robert John Morgan Disc #81 Pin #449558 Marriage: 1916 Other Event(s) Buried at:: The New Cheltenham Cemetery, Victoria, Australia Grave No:: Roman Catholic, U, 3362 Notes and Sources Notes: None Sources: Available on CD-ROM Disc# 81 Submitter JOHN GERARD MORGAN 39 CORNFIELD GROVE SOUTH BOX HILL, VICTORIA 3128 Submission Search: 2539996-0107104203526 Australian Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980 Name: Edith Annie Borlase Gender: Female 38 Claremont Ave. Malvern Electoral Year: 1914 State: Victoria District: Henty Subdistrict: Malvern East Occupation: Home Duties, | Borlase, Edith Annie (I221)
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| 56 | Carlyle Cemetery located between Rutherglen and Wahgunyah 3340 4182 In Loving Memory Of Daniel O?Donoghue Died 24th Jan 1956 Aged 62 Years Ellen O?Donoghue Died 9th May 1991 Aged 94 Years R.I.P. Cath 402b | Burch, Nellie (I207)
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| 57 | Carlyle Cemetery located between Rutherglen and Wahgunyah 3340 Burial number 4182 In Loving Memory Of Daniel O'Donoghue Died 24th Jan 1956 Aged 62 Years Ellen O?Donoghue Died 9th May 1991 Aged 94 Years R.I.P. Cath 402b plot number O’DONOGHUE Daniel Joseph c1894-1956; son of Daniel O'Donoghue and Johanna nee Boyce; born c1894; died in Melbourne in 1956 aged 62 years [vrn 1335] | O'Donoghue, Daniel (I244)
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| 58 | Census Years1901DonegalCranfordCarrickResidents of a house Residents of a house 8 in Carrick (Cranford, Donegal) Show all information Surname Forename Age Sex Relation to head Religion Birthplace Occupation Literacy Irish Language Marital Status Specified Illnesses Boyce John 60 Male Head of Family Roman Catholic Co Donegal Farmer Read and write Irish and English Widower - Boyce Catherine 32 Female Daughter Roman Catholic Co Donegal Farmers Daughter Read and write Irish and English Not Married - Boyce Stephen 30 Male Son Roman Catholic Co Donegal Farmers Son Read and write Irish and English Not Married - | Boyce, Katherine (I109)
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| 59 | Census Years1901TipperaryKilladriffeBallygorteenResidents of a house Residents of a house 3 in Ballygorteen (Killadriffe, Tipperary) Show all information Surname Forename Age Sex Relation to head Religion Birthplace Occupation Literacy Irish Language Marital Status Specified Illnesses MCarthy Patrick 54 Male Head of Family R Catholic Co Tipperary Farmer Read and write - Widower - MCarthy Patrick 23 Male Son R Catholic Co Tipperary Farmer's Son Read and write - Not Married - MCarthy John 21 Male Son R Catholic Co Tipperary Farmer's Son Read and write - Not Married - MCarthy Michael 17 Male Son R Catholic Co Tipperary Farmer's Son Read and write - Not Married - MCarthy Johanna 19 Female Daughter R Catholic Co Tipperary Farmer's Daughter Read and write - Not Married - MCarthy Katie 14 Female Daughter R Catholic Co Tipperary Scholar Read and write - Not Married - | Carthy, Patrick (I263)
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| 60 | Census Years1901TipperaryKilladriffeBallygorteenResidents 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 | Flynn, Johanna (I94)
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| 61 | Census Years1901TipperaryKilladriffeBallygorteenResidents 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 | Marnane, John (I285)
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| 62 | Census Years1901TipperaryKilladriffeGlebeResidents of a house Residents of a house 2 in Glebe (Killadriffe, Tipperary) Show all information Surname Forename Age Sex Relation to head Religion Birthplace Occupation Literacy Irish Language Marital Status Specified Illnesses Byce Johanna 74 Female Head of Family Roman Catholic Co Tipperary Shopkeeper Cannot read Irish and English Widow - | O'Donnell, Johanna (I63)
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| 63 | Chicago papers listed a Catherine McCarthy, survived, a sister of John McCarthy of 4431 South Wallace Avenue, Chicago | McCarthy, John (I232)
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| 64 | CROSSE George Enderby 1911-1985; son of Jacob, a miner at Chiltern Valley No.2, and Amy Catherine Ward nee Enderby; born at Chiltern Valley 17th January, 1911 [vrn 2156]; christened in the Church of England; died at Chiltern 7th December 1985 aged 74 years and was buried in plot 49-4-CE at the Barnawartha Cemetery on 10th December 1985. [vrn 3004] Service Record Name CROSSE, GEORGE ENDERBY Service Australian Army Service Number VX71256 Date of Birth 17 Jan 1911 Place of Birth CHILTERN VALLEY, VIC Date of Enlistment 7 Jan 1942 Locality on Enlistment CHILTERN VALLEY, VIC Place of Enlistment CAULFIELD, VIC Next of Kin CROSSE, AMY Date of Discharge 22 Jan 1946 Rank Trooper Posting at Discharge 2/6 AUSTRALIAN COMMANDO SQUADRON WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 2002. | Crosse, George Enderby (I249)
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| 65 | CROTTY, Mary CB 458738 Birth Father: Timothy Mother: Corcoran Elizabeth Event Place: Osbo Reg Year: 1862 Reg State: Victoria Ref Number: 10329 MARY JANE CREAMER. Late of Dederang, in Victoria, Widow. Deceased, Intestate, -After fourteen clear days John Anthony Creamer, of Dederang, in Victoria, farmer, the s0n and next of kin of the said de- ceased, will APPLY to the Supreme CourtFix this text of Victoria for LETTERS of ADMINISTRA- TION of the estate of the said deceased. Dated 17th day of August, 1945. GEO. H. WRAY, Yackandandah, solicitor for the applicant._ | Crotty, Mary Jane (I171)
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| 66 | DEATH AFTER QUARREL. USE 0F ADZE ALLEGED. Charge of Manslaughter. KERANG, Tuesday - An inquest was held today concerning the death of William Henry Gilham, , who died from injuries on July 11. Superintendent Black appeared for the police. Mr. Myles 0'Brien for Robert Charles Colville, and Mr. Tre- bilcock for Mrs Gilham. Constable Mann said that Colville had missed some tools from the Pyramid Creek bridge punt, and he suspected Gilham, and swore an information against him. A search warrant was taken out on July 4, when Gilham's house was searched, but nothing was found. Albert Hayman labourer, employed by Colville, give evidence that on July 11 he was working on the Pyramid Creek bridge with Bert Casey. Colville was working on the other end of the bridge. Gilham pulled up in a motorcar, and walked back towards Colville. He said he would make Colville apologise to him or he would throw him in the river. Later witness saw Colville and Gilham struggle. Colville had a saw. Colville seemed to be hitting Gilham on the head with the saw. Casey separated the men. Gilham walked to the other end of the bridge and laid or fell down. Gilham had blood over his face. Gilham said, "I am done; he settled me with an adze." Dr. Nankivell gave evidence as to the injuries and said that in his opinion death was due to one injury which caused laceration of the brain and hemorrhage. The edge of the adze would cause a fracture of the skull. A saw would cause a cut on the head, not a fracture. That would be caused by something blunt. There were two wounds on the head, one on each side. One might have been caused by striking a beam, but not the other. Tho injuries on the right side of the head might have been caused by striking a beam. There was a fracture on the left side of the head. John Thomas Walsh give evidence as to Gilham saying. ' He has knocked my brains out. Senior Constable Fisher gave evidence as to Colville on July 11 stating that he wished to give Gilham in charge for having attempted to murder him with an adze. He went to Gilham's house and asked him what was the matter. Gilham said Colville had cracked him. E. Blyth Keats said that he saw Gilham about on July 11. Gilham was drunk, and said he was going to "do Colville in," J. S. Armstrong said that Gilham had told him that he resented having his house searched and that the next time he met Colville he would kill him. The coroner (Mr. Cook, P. M. ) found that William H. Gilham died from injuries in- flicted with an adze by Robert Charles Colville on July 11. He found Colville guilty of manslaughter and ordered that he should appear at the Bendigo Supreme Court on August 2. Bail was fixed in one surety of £250 and accused himself in a like amount. The Argus Wednesday 27 July 1927 | Gilham, William Henry (I280)
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| 67 | DEVITT Annie Bindon nee Welsh 1888-1978; daughter of Edward Jonas Welsh and Catherine nee Fair; born at Thoona in 1888 [vrn 33925]; died at Essendon in 1978 aged 89 years [vrn 5985] | Welsh, Annie Bindon (I133)
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| 68 | DEVITT Catherine nee Welsh 1893-1982; daughter of Edward Welsh and Catherine nee Fair; born at Thoona in 1893 [vrn 35725]; died at Chiltern on 10th February 1982 aged 88 years and was buried in plot 47-4-CE at the Barnawartha cemetery on 12th February 1982. [vrn 6724] | Welsh, Catherine (I253)
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| 69 | DEVITT Daniel Augustine 1899-1961; son of Patrick Devitt and Mary nee Boyce; born at Chiltern 1899 [vrn 17384]; died at Essendon in 1961 aged 61 years [vrn 18757]; married Annie Bindon Welsh.in 1929 [vrn 5497] Daniel Devitt Service number 3618 Place of birth Indigo, VIC, Australia Place of enlistment Wangaratta, VIC, Australia Next of kin Devitt, Mary (mother) WWI file B2455, DEVITT D DEVITT, Daniel Augustine, also known as Daniel Devitt, late of 24 Miller Street, Essendon, retired public servant died 23 september, 1961. http://gazette.slv.vic.gov.au/images/1962/V/general/34.pdf | Devitt, Daniel Augustine (I134)
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| 70 | DEVITT George Vincent 1897; son of Patrick Devitt and Mary nee Boyce; born at Chiltern 1897 [vrn 9898] Residence 1919Yackandandah, Indi, Victoria, Australia Residence 1924Yackandandah, Indi, Victoria, Australia Residence 1931Sunshine, Corio, Victoria, Australia Inquest Date Suicide: Age: 39 1936Tenterfield | Devitt, George Vincent (I137)
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| 71 | DEVITT James Thomas 1884-1952; son of Patrick Devitt and Mary nee Boyce; born at Barnawartha in 1884 [vrn 7165]; enlisted for WW1 service 14th September 1915 as Private 352 Australian Remount Unit 1, Squadron2, and embarked for overseas aboard Transport A67 Orsova on 12th November 1915, returned to Australia 26th July 1919. The Federal Standard, Chiltern, Friday, September 17, 1915 p2 c2 Mr James T Devitt, of Upper Indigo, has volunteered for active service. He left for Melbourne during the week to undergo the necessary tests to qualify for the remount contingent. The Federal Standard, Chiltern, Wednesday, March 3, 1916 p2 c4 The 146th casualty list, issued by the Defence department, states that Private J T Devitt of Barnawartha and Private W J Saunders of Chiltern are ill. First World War Embarkation Roll - James Thomas Devitt Service number: 352 Rank: Private Roll title: 1 Australian Remount Unit (November 1915) Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918 Date of embarkation: 12 November 1915 Place of embarkation: Melbourne Ship embarked on: HMAT Orsova Ship number: A67 Residence 1914Yackandandah, Indi, Victoria, Australia Residence 1919Yackandandah, Indi, Victoria, Australia Residence 1924Sunshine West, Corio, Victoria, Australia Residence 1931Sunshine, Corio, Victoria, Australia Death: Age: 68 1952Belgrave, Victoria, Australia | Devitt, James Thomas (I126)
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| 72 | DEVITT John Alfred 1895-1971; son of Patrick Devitt and Mary nee Boyce; born at Chiltern 1895 [vrn 10900] Birth 1895Chiltern, Victoria, Australia Residence 1919Yackandandah, Indi, Victoria, Australia Residence 1924Yackandandah, Indi, Victoria, Australia Residence 1931Yackandandah, Indi, Victoria, Australia Residence 1936Yackandandah, Indi, Victoria, Australia Residence 1943Trafalgar, Gippsland, Victoria, Australia Residence 1949Trafalgar, McMillan, Victoria, Australia Residence 1963Trafalgar, McMillan, Victoria, Australia Death: Age: 78 1971Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia VIC BDM Birth Ref: 10900/1895 VIC BDM Marriage Ref: 14113/1939 VIC BDM Death Ref: 7587/1971 | Devitt, John Alfred (I138)
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| 73 | DEVITT Margaret Ann 1880-1962; daughter of Patrick Devitt and Mary nee Boyce; born at Chiltern 1880 [vrn 7533]; died at Wodonga 28th May 1962 aged 82 years and was interred in plot 110-7-RC at the Barnawartha cemetery 29th May 1962. [vrn 9745]; married Edward (Ned) Elligate in 1910 [vrn 3909] The Federal Standard, Chiltern, Friday, June 8, 1962 The death took place of Mrs Margaret Ann Elligate of 23 Havelock Street, Barnawartha, during the weekend. She was buried at Barnawartha on Tuesday afternoon after prayers in St Augustine?s Church, Wodonga. The Federal Standard, Chiltern, Friday, June 15, 1962- OBITUARY - MRS MARGARET ANN ELLIGATE The death occurred in the Wodonga Hospital on May 28 of Margaret Ann Elligate at the age of 82 years. She was an old identity of Indigo Creek, Barnawartha South, where she was born, and spent the early part of her married life. Her husband, Edward (“Ned”), also a member of an old Indigo family, predeceased her 45 years ago, leaving her with a family of three small children. For the last 20 years she has resided in Wodonga along with her two daughters, Mary and Nellie, who are well known for their dressmaking. Her only son, William, along with his wife, Neta and two grandsons, Michael and Colin, reside at Cobram. Deceased will be greatly missed by a large circle of friends and relations who knew her wonderful disposition. Her only surviving brothers are William, of Indigo Creek, and John of Thorpdale. Her remains were laid to rest in the Catholic portion of the Barnawartha cemetery. | Devitt, Margaret Ann (I150)
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| 74 | DEVITT Mary Catherine 1919-1990; daughter of William Devitt and Catherine nee Welsh; born at Chiltern 10th October 1919 [vrn 26090]; died at the Chiltern Bush Nursing Hospital 17th April 1990 and was interred in plot 49-4-CE at the Barnawartha cemetery on 19th April 1990; married George Enderby Crosse | Devitt, Mary Catherine (I250)
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| 75 | DEVITT Mary Ellen 1886-1952; daughter of Patrick Devitt and Mary nee Boyce; born at Barnawartha 1886 [vrn 23832]; died in Melbourne in 1952 aged 65 years [vrn 5029]; married Thomas Coleman Durkin in 1910 [vrn 1076] | Devitt, Mary Ellen (I148)
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| 76 | DEVITT Michael Francis 1890-1930; son of Patrick and Mary nee Boyce; born at Chiltern 1890 [vrn 31055]; died at Barnawartha 16th October 1930 aged 40 years and was interred in plot 56-7-RC at the Barnawartha cemetery on 17th October 1930 [vrn 12437] The Federal Standard, Chiltern, Friday, October 24, 1930 - DEATH NOTICE DEVITT - On 16th October, at the residence of his brother, Upper Indigo, Michael Francis, dearly loved son of the late Patrick and Mary Devitt, and brother of Margaret (Mrs E Elligate), William. James. Mary (Mrs T Durkin), Martha (Mrs P O?Brien), Patrick (deceased), John, George and Daniel, aged 40. R I P OBITUARY General regret was expressed throughout the Barnawartha and Chiltern districts on Thursday of last week when it was learned that a popular resident of the Upper Indigo, in the person of Mr Michael Francis Devitt had died that day at his brother?s (William?s) home. In his youthful days he had an attack of rheumatic fever, the effects from which he never properly recovered. He enjoyed apparently fairly good health until a few moments before his death when he succumbed (suddenly) to heart failure. He was a son of the late Patrick and Mary Devitt, aged 40 years, and was born at Upper Indigo. He was unmarried. He is survived by three sisters, Margaret (Mrs E Elligate, Wodonga), Mary (Mrs T Durkin, Malvern), and Martha (Mrs P O?Brien, Sunshine) and five brothers, William, James, John, George and Daniel. The funeral took place to the Barnawartha cemetery on Friday where Father Lawless conducted the graveside services. Mr A Smith had charge of the burial arrangements | Devitt, Michael Francis (I165)
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| 77 | DEVITT Nance Eileen 1921; daughter of William George Devit and Catherine nee Welsh; born 9th March 1921. She met Allan Fisher at a dance at Barnawartha and the couple were married on 15th February 1947 at All Soul?s Church of England, Barnawartha. The Chiltern Federal Standard, Friday, February 28, 1947 - FISHER-DEVITT WEDDING The marriage was celebrated at All Saint?s Church, Barnawartha (which was decorated by friends of the bride) on Saturday, February 15, of Nance Eileen, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Devitt, of Barnawartha South, and Allan Sherwood, second son of Mr and Mrs T Fisher, “Fernbank”, Brown?s Plains. The Rev G Smith-Gray performed the ceremony. The bride was given away by her father, and had her sister, Miss Mary Devitt, and the bridegroom?s cousin, Miss Sheila Griffin, of Melbourne, as the bridesmaids. The white satin bridal gown had a heart-shaped neck, finished with orange blossom. The skirt fell from a shaped waistline to form a long train. The tulle veil, loaned by Mrs Garton, was held with a coronet of orange blossom, and the bridal bouquet was of tuberoses, frangipani and gladioli. The bridesmaids carried bouquets of pink carnations, gladioli and blue delphiniums, with their frocks of dusty pink satin-back crepe, which were trimmed with silver sequins. They wore mittens to match their tulle shoulder-length veils, which were held with topknots which matched their bouquets. They also wore aquamarine pendants, gifts of the bridegroom. The bridegroom had his brother, Mr Edwin Fisher, as best man, and the bride?s brother, Mr Patrick Devitt, as groomsman. During the signing of the register, Miss Joan Griffin of Melbourne, sang a solo, and Mr Fisher, father of the bridegroom, was organist. Mrs Devitt and Mrs Fisher received the 80 guests at the Soldier?s Memorial Hall, Barnawartha, where the Rev Smith-Gray presided at the breakfast. Mrs Devitt wore a frock of black satin-back crepe, trimmed with moonshine bugle beads; her shoulder spray was of red gladioli. Mrs Fisher?s frock was of …..ral grafton, (?floral chiffon) and she wore a shoulder posy of tiger lilies. The bridegroom?s gift to the bride was a travelling case; the bride?s gift to the groom was a travelling rug. When leaving for Sydney, where the honeymoon is being spent, the bride wore a smart grey tailored suit with navy cloque and navy accessories. The three tiered cake was made by the bride?s sister. Many gifts and cheques were received and 50 telegrams were read. Mr and Mrs A S Fisher will reside at “Burrabunnia”, Barnawartha. Guests were entertained at a dance in the Memorial Hall following the reception and breakfast. | Family (F53)
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| 78 | DEVITT Patrick 1848-1904; son of William and Ann nee Conhedy; born in NSW 1848 [nswrn V18481289 65]; died at Barnawartha 22nd May 1904 aged 58 years and was interred in plot 59-7-RC at the Barnawartha cemetery on 23rd May 1904 [vrn 3756] | Devitt, Patrick Joseph (I38)
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| 79 | DEVITT Patrick Maurice 1924-2008; son of William George Devitt and Catherine nee Welsh; born in 1924; died at Corowa NSW 26th June 2008 and was interred in the Barnawartha Lawn Cemetery on 30th June 2008; married Beryl Mildred Oates on 25th June 1949 at the Methodist Church, Chiltern | Devitt, Patrick Maurice (I246)
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| 80 | DEVITT William George 1882-1969; son of Patrick and Mary nee Boyce; born at Barnawartha 1882 [vrn 6963]; died at Yackandandah Bush Nursing Hospital 30th May 1969 aged 87 years and was buried at the Barnawartha cemetery on 1st June 1969 in plot 46-4-PN [vrn 11249]; married Catherine Welsh at Boweya on 15th October 1918 [vrn 8637] The Federal Standard, Chiltern, Friday, March 1, 1929 William G Devitt of Upper Indigo, who has gained some fame in the growing of water melons, brought one to our office on Saturday, a monster, 34 lbs in weight, 28 inches in girth and 23 inches in length. The flesh of it was pronounced delicious by all those who were privileged to obtain a slice. The Federal Standard, Chiltern, Friday, June 6, 1969 - OBITUARY - MR WILLIAM GEORGE DEVITT The death occurred in the Yackandandah Bush Nursing Hospital on Friday, May 30, of Mr William George Devitt, of Upper Indigo. The son of the late Mr and Mrs Patrick Devitt (nee Mary Boyce) deceased was born at Upper Indigo and lived there all his life. He was a highly respected farmer and as a side-line carried goods. He lived a most active life and he and his wife, Catherine, were most philanthropic. He was in hospital for only a couple of days. Left to mourn their loss are his devoted wife Catherine, and the following children: Mary (Mrs G Crosse), Nance (Mrs A Fisher) and son Patrick. He was aged 87 years. The funeral cortege left the home of his daughter, Mrs Crosse, after a service by the Rev Blazely, Presbyterian minister, interment taking place in the Barnawartha cemetery. The casket was carried by Messrs John Fisher and Bill Crosse (grandsons), Bill Elligate and Harry Langdon (nephews). The pall-bearers were Messrs Pat Elligate, Bernie Johnson, Geo Crosse, Allan Welsh and J Draper. Messrs Douglas and Todd had charge of the mortuary arrangements. | Devitt, William George (I149)
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| 81 | DONOGHUE PAT. M 27/05/48 Roman Catholic, Glen Flesk, Kerry, Ireland DANIEL DONOGHUE MARY CAREY http://www.researchireland.com/odonoghuebirthsglenflesk.html | O'Donohue, Patrick (I288)
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| 82 | Dougherty or DAUGHERTY or DAUGHTY Name CATHERINE DOORTY Date of Birth 2 August 1808 (BASED ON OTHER DATE INFORMATION) Address E TULLIGMORE Father BARTHOLOMEW DOORTY Mother MARGARET BALKU Further details in the record Child Denomination RC Father Occupation NR Sponsor 1 DANIEL SULLIVAN Sponsor 1 Address NR Sponsor 2 MARY BALKU | Doorty, Catherine (I72)
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| 83 | DURKIN Joseph Thomas c1915-1971; son of Thomas Coleman Durkin and Mary Ellen nee Devitt; died at Preston in 1971 aged 56 years [vrn 10266] Springvale Botanical Cemetery Durkin Joseph Thomas C E Bolingbroke Lawn, Row AA, Grave 04 Buried 11/05/1971 | Durkin, Joseph Thomas (I116)
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| 84 | DURKIN Thomas Coleman c1877-1956, son of Thomas Durkin and Agnes Bridget nee Murphy; born c1877; died at Malvern in 1956 aged 79 years [vrn 6962] DURKIN. - On June 17. at 58 McArthur street. Malvern, Thomas Coleman Durkin, dearly loved hus band of the late Mary Ellen, loved father of Mary, Margaret (de ceased), Kath (Mrs. Rooney), Joe, Eileen (Mrs. Miller), Patricia (Mrs.Fix this text Day), lan. Margaret, Frank, and Jim, aged 79 years. -R.l.P The Argus Monday 18 June 1956 | Durkin, Thomas Coleman (I125)
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| 85 | ELLIGATE Edward (Ned) 1867-1916; son of John and Mary nee Gleeson; born c1867 Indigo; died at Beechworth 7th December 1916 aged 49 years [vrn 13072] and was buried in plot 109-7-RC at the Barnawartha cemetery on 8th December 1916. The Federal Standard, Chiltern, Friday, December 8, 1916 The death occurred at Beechworth on Thursday, December 7, of Mr Edward Elligate, farmer, of Upper Indigo. Deceased, who was 49 years of age, had been in indifferent health for some months, and leaves a widow and family of two children. The funeral took place on Friday last when the remains were interred in the Barnawartha cemetery. Service at the graveside was read by the Rev Father Cremin, and the funeral arrangements were carried out by Mr A H Smith. | Elligate, Edward (I259)
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| 86 | First World War Embarkation Roll - Frederick Robert John Morgan Service number: 19818 Rank: Corporal Roll title: Sea Transport Staff - 1 to 10 Sections (July 1916 - December 1918) Conflict: First World War, 1914-1918 Date of embarkation: 28 February 1918 Place of embarkation: Melbourne Ship embarked on: HMAT Nestor Ship number: A71 Buried at:The New Cheltenham Cemetery, Victoria, Australia Grave No:Roman Catholic, U, 3362 Fredrick Robert John Morgan Compact Disc #81 Pin #449558 Pedigree Sex: M Event(s) Birth: 1893 Victoria, Australia Death: 26 Dec 1952 Victoria, Australia Parents Father: Fredrick William Morgan Disc #81 Pin #449555 Mother: Bridget Johanna Michaelis Disc #81 Pin #449556 Marriage(s) Spouse: Edith Annie Borlase Disc #81 Pin #449687 Marriage: 1916 Other Event(s) Buried at:: The New Cheltenham Cemetery, Victoria, Australia Grave No:: Roman Catholic, U, 3362 Notes and Sources Notes: None Sources: Available on CD-ROM Disc# 81 Submitter JOHN GERARD MORGAN 39 CORNFIELD GROVE SOUTH BOX HILL, VICTORIA 3128 Submission Search: 2539996-0107104203526 | Morgan, Fredrick Robert John (I222)
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| 87 | FISHER Allan Sherwood 1923-2004; son of Thomas Edwin Fisher and Eliza Dress nee Fisher; born at Chiltern 11th February 1923; raised at “Fernbank” on the Indigo Creek at Brown?s Plains and educated at the Brown?s Plains school where he obtained his Merit Certificate. After completing his education he worked on the family farms for several years. In the 1940?s Allan and his brothers, Edwin and Harold, share-farmed surrounding properties at Brown?s Plains and North Barnawartha using their team of 25 draught horses. In 1945 Allan purchased the Brown?s Plains property “Burrabunnia”. As well as the farm Allan?s other interests included the Barnawartha volunteer Fire Brigade - receiving his 45 year service badge in 1999. He was also a founding member of the Wodonga Technical College School Council. In 1984 Allan and Nance were presented with a set of Lawn bowls each from their sons and they became enthusiastic members of the Chiltern Bowling Club. Nance was also a keen golfer for some years and they both enjoyed their annual holiday to Urunga in NSW. All Soul?s Church was a very important part of family life and they rarely missed a service. Allan was Church Warden and treasurer of the vestry for 50 years. Other than breaking an arm - once in the army and twice while working on the farm - Allan enjoyed excellent health until the mid 90?s when he had a heart attack. He was fitted with a pacemaker and, riding a 4-wheel motor bike with trailer attached, was able to continue an active interest in the farm. Allan spent a short period in the Wodonga and Melbourne Private hospitals and passed away at the Chiltern Bush Nursing Hospital on 30th August 2004. He was buried in the Barnawartha cemetery after a service at All Soul?s Church of England. | Fisher, Allan Sherwood (I247)
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| 88 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I47)
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| 89 | GOODGER John William 1889-1949; son of John Alfred Goodger and Ellen nee Devitt; born at Yackandandah in 1889 [vrn 27575]; died at Yackandandah on 3rd August 1949 aged 60 years and was interred in plot 113-7 at the Barnawartha Cemetery on 5th August 1949 [vrn 22090] | Goodger, John William (I132)
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| 90 | GOODGER Leo Thomas c1921-1996; adopted son of John William Goodger and Mary Frances nee O?Donoghue; born c1921; died at Beechworth 29th February 1996 aged 75 years and was interred in plot 34-7 at the Barnawartha Cemetery on 5th March 1996; children - Peter, Patricia & Lara | Goodger, Leo Thomas (I223)
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| 91 | Griffith Boyce John Ballygorteen Clonbullogue Co. Tipperary Baptism witnesses: James Keating, Mary Daly | Boyce, John (I289)
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| 92 | Griffiths Valuation Record Information Tenant Family Name 1 BOYCE Forename 1 GEORGE Landlord Family Name 2 O'MEAGHER Forename 2 STEPH. Location County TIPPERARY, SOUTH RIDING Barony CLANWILLIAM Union TIPPERARY Parish CLONBULLOGUE Townland BALLYGORTEEN Place Name BALLYGORTEEN Place Type TOWNLAND Publication Details Position on Page 5 Printing Date 1851 Act 9&10 Sheet Number 68,75 Map Reference 4 | Boyce, George (I12)
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| 93 | Harold Claude GILL Regimental number 1837 Religion Church of England Occupation Farmer Address Fairfield, Rutherglen, Victoria Marital status Single Age at embarkation 19 Next of kin Father, William Joseph Gill, Fairfield, Rutherglen, Victoria Enlistment date 30 March 1916 Date of enlistment from Nominal Roll 26 May 1916 Rank on enlistment Private Unit name 37th Battalion, 2nd Reinforcement AWM Embarkation Roll number 23/54/2 Embarkation details Unit embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board RMS Orontes on 16 August 1916 Rank from Nominal Roll Lance Corporal Unit from Nominal Roll 37th Battalion Fate Effective abroad (still overseas) Family/military connections Brother: 1838 Pte Herbert James GILL, 37th Bn, returned to Australia, 26 September 1917. Other details War service: Western Front Medals: British War Medal, Victory Medal | Gill, Harold Claude (I260)
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| 94 | Henry John WILLIS Regimental number 2697 Religion Church of England Occupation Machinist Address Bowdens Treet, Castlemaine, Victoria Marital status Married Age at embarkation 22 Next of kin Wife, Mrs M C Willis, Bowden Street, Castlemaine, Victoria Enlistment date 27 March 1915 Rank on enlistment Private Unit name 5th Battalion, 8th Reinforcement AWM Embarkation Roll number 23/22/2 Embarkation details Unit embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board SS Makarini on 15 September 1915 Rank from Nominal Roll Private Unit from Nominal Roll 5th Battalion Fate Returned to Australia 21 January 1919 Miscellaneous details (Nominal Roll) *Given name Harry John | Willis, Henry George (I261)
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| 95 | http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~obrienclanaus/records/obrien_deaths_1947-50.htm DEVITT Martha Theresa 1888-1949; daughter of Patrick and Mary nee Boyce; born at Barnawartha in 1888 [vrn 26708]; died at Preston in 1949 aged 60 years [vrn 1566]; married Phillip Francis O’Brien at Albury in 1909 [nswrtn 7307]. Kathleen b.1911; enrolled Barnawartha school 1920 and Middle Indigo school 1916 and 1923 John Patrick b.1913, enrolled Middle Indigo school 1919 Margaret b.1916, enrolled Middle Indigo school 1922 | Devitt, Martha Theresa (I180)
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| 96 | http://www.kempfamilyhistory.com/getperson.php?personID=I33223&tree=adkemp | Welsh, Edward Jonas (I254)
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| 97 | Index to Freeholders’ Registers of County Tipperary 1775-76 REJECTED FREEHOLDERS IN COUNTY TIPPERARY BOYCE, George, Baralough, Clonmel FREEHOLDER BOYCE, Thomas, Bishop’s Hall | Boyce, George (I53)
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| 98 | Kate McCarthy born Bally? 1888 - youngest child of Pat McCarthy and Mary Boyce. Went to USA in 1912 - returned to Ireland in 1920. Married John Croke of Ballydrehid. Died 1948. | Family (F15)
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| 99 | Kiladriffe Cemetery is one of the burial grounds in use in the parish of Bansha and Kilmoyler. Killardrigh - Church of the High King - is said to be called after an Ard Rí, High King of Munster, who met his death while bathing in the nearby Suir. (see map) It has been variously known as Kilardry, Kilaldriffe and Kiladriffe, the latter two being most currently in most popular use. | Brett, Malachi (I13)
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| 100 | Leonard (Brother Isadore, Sydney) | Ryan, George (I192)
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