(03594) WHEELER, Jason Lee, parents Graeme WHEELER and Melissa McMAHON
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James STRUTT
George BLOND

13 - Feb - 2000

(03595) McMAHON, Adam Paul Robert, parents Paul McMAHON and Heather BLOND
3C2R of Gregory DAVIS

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James STRUTT
George BLOND

14 - Mar - 2000

(03596) McMAHON, Sean Jason Paul, parents Paul McMAHON and Heather BLOND
3C2R of Gregory DAVIS

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James STRUTT
George BLOND

14 - Mar - 2000

(03597) McMAHON, Jasmin Maree, parents Paul McMAHON and Heather BLOND
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George BLOND

14 - Mar - 2000

(03598) BLOND, Gary John, parents Alfred BLOND and Ena LAWRIE
3C1R of Gregory DAVIS


Gary BLOND


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James STRUTT
William SPARKES
George BLOND

16 - Jan - 2001

[[03599]] SPARKES, Mary Christine, parents Neville SPARKES and Eleanor COOK

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James STRUTT
William SPARKES
George BLOND

04 - Jun - 2012

(03600) BLOND, Mark Neil, parents Gary BLOND and Mary SPARKES
3C2R of Gregory DAVIS

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James STRUTT
William SPARKES
George BLOND

14 - Mar - 2000

(03601) BLOND, Shane Anthony, parents Gary BLOND and Mary SPARKES
3C2R of Gregory DAVIS

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James STRUTT
William SPARKES
George BLOND

14 - Mar - 2000

(03602) LAWRIE, Neil John, parents John LAWRIE and Esther STRUTT
3rd Cousin of Gregory DAVIS

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James STRUTT

12 - Jun - 2013

[[03603]] ROSS, Henry Francis, parents Matthew ROSS and Mary FORRESTER

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James ROGERS
William DEAN
Forrester MUIR

20 - Aug - 2016

(03604) DAVIS, Alan John, parents Gordon DAVIS and Florence ROLLSTON
2nd Cousin of Gregory DAVIS


Alan DAVIS


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Edward DAVIS
James ROGERS
John DAVIS

09 - Apr - 2012

(03605) DAVIS, Suzanne Margaret, parents Gordon DAVIS and Florence ROLLSTON
2nd Cousin of Gregory DAVIS

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Edward DAVIS
James ROGERS
John DAVIS

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(03606) DAVIS, Frances Elizabeth, parents Gordon DAVIS and Florence ROLLSTON
2nd Cousin of Gregory DAVIS
Frances's family


Fran JONES (nee DAVIS)


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Jan CORFIELD - email address - has written previously (Jan 2012) and is researching this family and may have more information about Frances Elizabeth DAVIS and her family.

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Edward DAVIS
James ROGERS
John DAVIS

09 - Apr - 2012

(03607) HARRIS, Ethel Maude, parents William HARRIS and Phyliss DAVIS
2nd Cousin of Gregory DAVIS
Ethel's family


Ethel SMITH (nee HARRIS)


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Edward DAVIS
James ROGERS
John DAVIS

08 - Jun - 2014

(03608) HARRIS, William Richard, parents William HARRIS and Phyliss DAVIS
2nd Cousin of Gregory DAVIS

Lisa HARRIS - email address - has written previously (May 2012) and is researching this family and may have more information about William Richard HARRIS and his family.

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Edward DAVIS
James ROGERS
John DAVIS

08 - Jun - 2014

(03609) HARRIS, Alfred John, parents William HARRIS and Phyliss DAVIS
2nd Cousin of Gregory DAVIS

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Edward DAVIS
James ROGERS
John DAVIS

08 - Jun - 2014

[[03610]] SMITH, Clyde

Clyde SMITH


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Edward DAVIS
James ROGERS
John DAVIS

17 - Feb - 1999

(03611) SMITH, Gary, parents Clyde SMITH and Ethel HARRIS
2C1R of Gregory DAVIS

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Edward DAVIS
James ROGERS
John DAVIS

22 - Feb - 1999

(03612) SMITH, Brenda, parents Clyde SMITH and Ethel HARRIS
2C1R of Gregory DAVIS

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Edward DAVIS
James ROGERS
John DAVIS

17 - Feb - 1999

(03613) DURHAM, Carl Jason, parents William DURHAM and Audrey DAVIS
2nd Cousin of Gregory DAVIS

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Edward DAVIS
James ROGERS
John DAVIS

30 - Apr - 2010

(03614) DURHAM, Glenda Faye, parents William DURHAM and Audrey DAVIS
2nd Cousin of Gregory DAVIS


Glenda DURHAM


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Edward DAVIS
James ROGERS
John DAVIS

17 - Feb - 1999

(03615) DURHAM, Janet Elaine, parents William DURHAM and Audrey DAVIS
2nd Cousin of Gregory DAVIS

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Edward DAVIS
James ROGERS
John DAVIS

17 - Feb - 1999

[[03616]] POPPELL, Michael Keven

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Edward DAVIS
James ROGERS
John DAVIS

17 - Feb - 1999

(03617) DURHAM, Stephen William, parents William DURHAM and Audrey DAVIS
2nd Cousin of Gregory DAVIS

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Edward DAVIS
James ROGERS
John DAVIS

17 - Feb - 1999

[[03618]] WALLACE, Christina, parents John WALLACE & unknown

WILESMITH - WALLACE - grave in Watsonville Pioneer Cemetery


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[[03619]] WILESMITH, Catherine, parents Joseph WILESMITH and Christina WALLACE
GOLDEN WEDDING.  
CLELAND - WILESMITH. - At Watsonville on August 30, 1887, by the Rev. Gilbert White, William Henry George, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleland, New Norfolk, Tasmania, to Catherine, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilesmith, Watsonville.

Family Notices (1937, August 30). Cairns Post (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), , p. 6. Link to TROVE

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George WILESMITH

08 - Sep - 2016

[[03620]] WILESMITH, Edith Mary, parents Joseph WILESMITH and Christina WALLACE
ROUTH.-In loving memory of my mother, Edith Mary Routh, who died at Gordonvale on 21st February, 1945.

Lovingly Remembered.
(Inserted by Fred. Doreen and family.)

Family Notices. (1946, February 21). Cairns Post (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), p. 5. Link to TROVE

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George WILESMITH

23 - Feb - 2015

[[03621]] ROUTH, Frederick, parents James ROUTH and Sarah SEAMAN
ROUTH.-In loving memory of my dear husband and our father, who passed away on September 12, 1929.

"Sweet is the word remembrance,
As this little verse will show,
You will never be forgotten, dad,
As the years may come and go"

(Inserted by his loving wife. Edith Routh, and. sons.)

Family Notices. (1930, September 12). Cairns Post (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), p. 4. Link to TROVE

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George WILESMITH

23 - Feb - 2015

[[03622]] WILESMITH, George , parents Joseph WILESMITH and Christina WALLACE

WILESMITH grave in Watsonville Cemetery


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WILESMITH—At Herberton Hospital, on June 16th, 1919, as the result of an accident at Watsonville, George Wilesmith, aged 53 years.

THANKS.
The relatives of the late Mr. George Wilesmith, of Watsonville, desire to thank the many friends at Watsonville, Herberton and Stannary Hills for their kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes.

Family Notices (1919, June 26). The Northern Herald (Cairns, Qld. : 1913 - 1939), , p. 3. Link to TROVE

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George WILESMITH

01 - May - 2016

[[03623]] WILESMITH, Harry Joseph, parents Joseph WILESMITH and Christina WALLACE

WILESMITH grave in Martyn Street Cemetery, Cairns


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WILESMITH, Harry Joseph. - In fond memory of my brother, my brother-in-law and our uncle, who passed away on the 17th November, 1951.

"Always remembered."

(Inserted by Bob, Jarret and family.)

WILESMITH.-In loving memory of our dear husband, father and grandfather, Harry Joseph Wilesmith, who passed away on November 17, 1950.

"In memory we see you just the same.
As long as we live we will treasure your name.
Deep In our hearts you are living yet.
We loved you too dearly to ever forget"

(Inserted by his loving wife, sons, daughters and grandchildren.)

Family Notices. (1951, November 17). Cairns Post (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), p. 5. Link to TROVE

The relatives and friends of Mrs. H. J. Wilesmith and Mr. Ross Wilesmith, No. 9 Clare-street, Cairns. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilesmith and Family, No, 7. Clare-street, Cairns, Mr. and Mrs. C. Wilesmith and Family, Townsville, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wilesmith and Family. No. 28 Scott-street, Cairns, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Wilesmith and Family, No. 24 Queen-street, Cairns, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their late beloved husband, father and grand-father (HARRY JOSEPH WILESMITH), respectively, which will leave St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Sheridan-street, Cairns, at 12 o'clock Noon TO-DAY (SATURDAY), en route to the Cairns Cemetery, Martyn-street.

The relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs, W. Cleland and Family, Gordonvale, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilesmith and Family, Spence-street, Cairns, are also invited to attend.

Family Notices (1950, November 18). Cairns Post (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), , p. 5. Link to TROVE

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George WILESMITH
William ROSS

18 - Sep - 2016

[[03624]] WILESMITH, Robert Western, parents Joseph WILESMITH and Christina WALLACE

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George WILESMITH
William ROSS

18 - Sep - 2016

[[03625]] WILESMITH, George, parents Thomas WILDSMITH & Mary LOCK

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15 - Jan - 2015

[[03626]] YATES, Elizabeth, parents Edwin YATES & unknown

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George WILESMITH

15 - Jan - 2015

[[03627]] CLELAND, William Henry George, parents Henry CLELAND and Sophia ROUSELL

GOLDEN WEDDING.   CLELAND - WILESMITH. - At Watsonville on August 30, 1887, by the Rev. Gilbert White, William Henry George, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleland, New Norfolk, Tasmania, to Catherine, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilesmith, Watsonville.

Cairns Post Monday, 30 August 1937


The relatives and friends of Mrs. W. H. G. Cleland, Gordonvale, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cleland and family, Chillagoe, Rev. Norman and Mrs. Michael and family, Kingaroy, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Cleland and family, Brisbane, Mr. and Mrs. W. Sorenson, Gordonvale, and Mr. and Mrs. T. Beck and family, Broadwater, N.S.W., Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cleland and family, Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. R. Cleland and family, Cairns, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Cleland, Townsville, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their late beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, William Henry George Cleland, respectively, which will leave the Church of England, Gordonvale, at 5 o'clock THIS (FRIDAY) AFTERNOON, en route to the Gordonvale Cemetery.
H. M. SVENDSEN PTY. LIMITED Funeral Directors and Embalmers

Family Notices. (1951, June 29). Cairns Post (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), p. 5. Link to TROVE


CLELAND-WILESMITH.-On August 30, at the residence of the bride's parents, Watsonville, by the Rev. G. White, Wm. H. G. Cleland, formerly of Tasmania, to Katie, eldest daughter of L. Wilesmith, Watsonville, North Queensland.

Family Notices (1887, October 29). The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954), p. 1 (The Mercury Supplement). Link to TROVE

MR. W. H. G. CLELAND.

Mr. William Henry George Cleland (88), of Riverstone-road, Gordonvale, died in the Memorial Hospital, Gordonvale, on Thursday last after a long illness. He was born in New Norfolk, Tasmania, and came to North Queensland when 20. He was well known in the north, where he was one of the oldest pioneers. He was at one time Cairns Shire bridge inspector. He married in Watsonville. He came to Gordonvale in 1918 and he lived there until his death. He is survived by his widow and eight adult children. The funeral moved from the Church of England, Gordonvale, on Friday at 5 p.m. A large crowd of friends and relatives attended.

MR. W. H. G. CLELAND. (1951, July 2). Cairns Post (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), p. 5. Link to TROVE

DIAMOND WEDDING
MR. AND MRS. W. CLELAND.
GORDONVALE, Sept. 10. -On August 30, 1937, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cleland, of Gordonvale, celebrated their Golden Wedding. On that occasion all eight members, of their family were reunited, the first time for 20 years. All pledged themselves to return in ten years' time for their
parents' Diamond Wedding. That happy event, took place on Saturday, August 30, 1947, and all members of the family again assembled at their parents' home in Swan-street, to join in festivities worthy of such a great day.
The celebration was in the form of a dinner. This was served at T-shaped tables set in the spacious lounge. The tables were tastefully decorated with vases of gerberas and golden orchids, and float bowls of phlox. Tall baskets of gladioli and meadow-sweet adorned the room. Pride of
place was given to a diamond-shaped wedding-cake, made and presented by Mrs. Cleland's nephew, Mr. Edgar Wilesmith, Cairns. Little diamond mirrors specially engraved for the occasion gave a novel and artistic effect, while sequins sparkled like the diamonds which they
represented.
At 6.30 p.m. the happy couple took their places at the head of the table and all others took places specially assigned to them. Mrs. Cleland looked smart in a frock of navy flat crepe, beautifully beaded, and she wore a shoulder-spray of daffodils and butterfly delphiniums sent by air from her grandchildren, Dulcie and Malcolm Michael, of Brisbane.
Only close members of the family were present: Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cleland (Chillagoe), Mr. R. G. Cleland (Brisbane), Messrs. W. Cleland and J. Cleland (Townsville), Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cleland (Gordonvale), Mrs. Michael (Kingaroy), Mr. and Mrs. W. Sorenson (Gordonvale), Mr. and Mrs. T. Beck (Goondi), Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilesmith (Cairns), Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilesmith (Cairns), Mr. and.
Mrs. A. A. Cleland (Goondi), and six granchildren.
Mr. A. W. Cleland, eldest son, was chairman, and after dinner was served, and, the loyal toast honoured, he proposed the toast of the guests "Mum and Dad." In a brief speech he recalled the days of childhood, the devotion and care which his parents had bestowed upon their children. He hoped they would live to enjoy many more years of health and happiness together. The toast was drunk with musical honours. All other members of the family supporting the chairman, Joined in the eulogy of their parents. As all old pioneers ot the north, Mr. and Mrs. Cleland had had their share of trouble and hardships. In rearing such a large family they had toiled hard, but, in looking back over the last 60 years, what joy, too, had been theirs.
Mr Cleland feelingly responded. He thanked all present for the manner in which they had drunk the toast, for the way they had entertained "Mother" and him, and for the valuable gifts received. They were indeed happy to have all their family gathered round them once again. Mr. Cleland then proposed the health of "Harry and Bob" (Mrs. Cleland's two brothers who were present at their wedding 6o years ago) and coupled with them the names of their wives. This also was drunk with musical honours. Mr. Harry Wilesmith responded. Other toasts were: "The Cleland family," responded to by Mrs. Michael, the "Grandchildren and Great-grandchild-ren." responded to by Austin Cleland (eldest grandson), and "The in-laws," responded to in humorous vein by Messrs. W. Sorenson.and T. Beck.
The chairman then read over 30 telegrams and numerous letters of congratulations. The ceremony of cutting the cake was then performed by Mrs. Cleland who remarked that it was the fourth wedding cake she had been called upon to cut. Music and singing continued to a later hour
and the party concluded after the singing of "Auld Lang Syne."
EARLY DAYS RECALLED
Mr. William Henry Cleland was born in New Norfolk, Tasmania, in 1863. As a youth of 19, he accompanied by his cousin, the late Rowland Matthews, of Herberton, arrived in Port Douglas. At that time the mining fields of the Hinterland were rich and prosperous, so the two young men made their way over the Port Douglas range to Herberton. It was at the busy mining town of Watsonville that Will Cleland met and wooed and won his bride, Catherine, the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilesmith, their marriage taking place on August 30, 1887, at Watsonville. Mrs. Cleland is a native of North Queensland. She was born on the Gilbert River in 1870, and has lived all her life in the north.
Before his marriage and for many years after Mr. Cleland was a carrier on the road between Port Douglas and the mining fields of the Hinterland. Those who knew him best could tell of his great love of a "good horse." It was no idle boast that he possessed the best team on the road. He was well known for his horsemanship, too, and many are the tales he can tell of those "Good old Days." After leaving Watsonville Mr. Cleland was associated with the Chillagoe Co., and for many years resided in Calcifier, here he carried on mining at the Harper, Boomerang and Forty-One mines. In 1906 he moved to Chillagoe, where he was again engaged in mining, being employed
successively in Ruddygore, Girofla and Lady Jane mines.
When the Chillagoe smelters, were closed down Mr. Cleland was appointed as overseer of the Chillagoe Shire Council. In 1918 the Cairns Shire Council called applications for a Health Inspector and Assistant Overseer. Mr. Cleland was the successful applicant so the family moved to Gordonvale. He retired from the council in 1932 but could not content himself with an inactive life, so became Bridge Inspector for the M.R.C. until his final retirement in 1938.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleland can boast of 15 grandchildren and five great-grand-children. One grandson paid the supreme sacrifice in the last war and one was awarded a D.F.C. for distinguished service in the Pathfinders. Mr. Cleland's main pastime these days is reading, while Mrs. Cleland whiles away her leisure hours in the garden. Her love for gardening and flowers is a passion, and her name still figures, prominently in the list of prime-winners at horticultural shows. This fine old couple still enjoy good health.
Cairns Post Friday, 12 September 1947

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19 - Feb - 2017

[[03628]] ROSS, Lily Goldsmith, parents William ROSS and Catherine PEMBLETON

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WILESMITH-ROSS.
A quiet and very pretty wedding took place on the 25th May at Watsonville (writes a correspondent of the "W. R. Times"), at the residence of the bride's parents, when Mr. H. Wilesmith and Miss Lily Ross eldest daughter of Mr. Wm. Ross of Watsonville, were united in the holy bonds by the Rev. A. V. Williams. The bride was given away by her father and was attended by Miss Janet Ross, sister to the bride, whilst Mr. B. Wilesmith acted as best man. The bride wore a costume of lovely white silk, richly trimmed, in which she looked handsome. The bridesmaids were robed in white. The happy pair after the wedding left for Sydney, where they intend spending their honeymoon. Among the many lovely presents were several cheques.

WEDDING BELLS. (1906, June 15). Morning Post (Cairns, Qld. : 1897 - 1907), p. 3. Link to TROVE

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William ROSS

08 - Sep - 2016

[[03629]] ROSS, Janet Margaret, parents William ROSS and Catherine PEMBLETON

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George WILESMITH
William ROSS

12 - Mar - 2014

[[03631]] ROBINSON, Edwin Walton, parents William ROBINSON and Eliza ADSETT

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John ADSETT
Thomas MADDOCK
James ROBINSON

06 - Jan - 2018

[[03632]] ROSS, June Marie, parents Henry ROSS and Ethel MUIR

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William DEAN
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[[03633]] ROSS, Darby, parents Henry ROSS and Ethel MUIR

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James ROGERS
William DEAN
Forrester MUIR

20 - Feb - 1999

[[03634]] ROSS, Francis, parents Henry ROSS and Ethel MUIR

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James ROGERS
William DEAN
Forrester MUIR

11 - Mar - 2014

(03643) STRUTT, Mavis Eleanor, parents Henry STRUTT and Meriam PFITZNER
3rd Cousin of Gregory DAVIS
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James STRUTT

14 - Mar - 2000

[[03644]] CRAWFORD, James Gregor, parents James Morrison CRAWFORD & Jessie DEIGHTON

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James STRUTT

14 - Jun - 2009

(03645) CRAWFORD, Dorothy Eleanor, parents James CRAWFORD and Mavis STRUTT
3C1R of Gregory DAVIS
Dorothy's family

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James STRUTT

14 - Mar - 2000

[[03646]] POGGIO, Kevin

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James STRUTT

14 - Mar - 2000

(03647) POGGIO, Janet Eleanor, parents Kevin POGGIO and Dorothy CRAWFORD
3C2R of Gregory DAVIS
Janet's family

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James STRUTT

14 - Mar - 2000

[[03648]] NORENBERGS, Gary Victor

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James STRUTT

14 - Mar - 2000

(03649) NORENBERGS, Amy Claire, parents Gary NORENBERGS and Janet POGGIO
3C3R of Gregory DAVIS

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James STRUTT

14 - Mar - 2000

(03650) NORENBERGS, Karl Victor, parents Gary NORENBERGS and Janet POGGIO
3C3R of Gregory DAVIS

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James STRUTT

14 - Mar - 2000

[[03651]] JIMMIESON, Laura Ada, parents Francis JIMMIESON and Maria ADSETT

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John ADSETT
George JIMMISON

05 - Mar - 1999

[[03655]] WALLIS, Charles, parents John WALLIS & Jane MUSSELLWIGHT

a Charles WALLIS died 3/2/1895   95/B27543  parents John WALLIS  &  Jane MUSSELLWIGHT

a James WALLIS died 11/3/1906  06/2651  parents John WALLIS  &  Jane MUSSELWHITE

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26 - Dec - 2011

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