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| 101 | Joseph was born in Berton, England in 1822 and Hanna was born 1825 and died in 1910. Joseph Married at Grantham Lincolnshire England 184? -1851) a Hanna Pidd. They set sail for Australia from England-South Hampton in 1853 with son William.They first arrived in Adelaide from the ship "Magdelena"on 26.08.1853.And then crossed states to Victoria and settled in the area of Casterton. Over time , their son William grew up to read and write and in 1875, William married Mary Murray Hallam (daughter of David and Margaret) and had the first white child at the Muntham sheep station. Joseph and hanna continued to farm for the rest of their life. | Hallam, Joseph (I159)
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| 102 | Joseph b 1823 d. 08.06.1909 sailed for Australia aboard the "Magdalena" from South Hampton & arrived in Adelaide on the 26.08.1853. He was accompanied by his wife Hannah Pidd-Pede born 1825 d 22.10.1910, 88 years of age. They had three children. Henry (Northridge), Maria Ann(Northridge) and William Hallam. ( Hannah married previously a Mr Northridge on the 25 Oct 1847 in the Parish of Spittlegate. We believe they had two children. Henry was born 1847 and Maria Ann born in 1849. It is unclear what happened to Mr Northridge, deceased it is thought. Hanna then married Joseph Hallam. The shipping log of Joseph and Hanna shows Joseph's occupation as a Labourer accompanied with Henry & Maria Ann as Hallam. The family lived in the Adelaide area for about seven years before travelling overland to Bungaree, near Ballarat Victoria, leaving henry aged 13 in Adelaide with a wagon and a team of horses. Joseph died at Horsham on the 8th June 1909 and is buried at the Horsham Cemetery. Descendants of Joseph erected a headstone. ---- | Hallam, Joseph (I159)
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| 103 | Joseph left school and was apprentice carpenter. He married Brenda Western January 1941. | Hallam, Joseph Bernard (I17)
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| 104 | Keith was born in geelong to Henry and Hanna Hallam on the 12th of December,1917. He married Olive Joan Ferris on the 6th of May, 1944 at St John's Presbyterian Church in Warrnambool. Keith and joan ran a tyre business in Stawell for a number of years. keith was a Justice of the Peace,Deputy Coroner and was awarded the MBE for his services to Stawell. He was also a member of the Stawell Council for nearly 37 years and held the position of Mayor three times. keith was still in Council at the time of his death at Stawell on the 1st of June 1985. Keith is buried in Stawell. Olive Joan Ferris- Joan was born a twin of Myrtle and a daughter of William and Millicent Maude Ferris. She was born on the 12th of December ,1921 at Warrnambool. Prior to her marriage, Joan worked as a shop assistant at Swintons in Warrnambool. Joan died in Stawell on the 31st of July, 1933 and is buried in Stawell. | Hallam, Matthew Keith (I135)
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| 105 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McIntyre, Leon Royston (I207)
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| 106 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Egerton, Enid Thelma (I248)
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| 107 | Lina Milda (nee Robezniek), born April 17 1899 in Liepaja. daughter of the railway worker Ans and Anna. In 1941 Lina worked in the Bank of Latvia. | Robezniek, Lina (Lince) Milda (I715)
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| 108 | Lucy Mary was very loyal to country. She never got over the fact that her brothers went to War. William died in the war. Theresa only knew Thomas, Steven, Charles and Lew. | Hollingsworth, Lucy Mary 'Daisy" (I223)
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| 109 | Margaret died at the age of 6. | Hallam, Margaret Tryphena (I16)
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| 110 | Margaret Gertrude Hallam ( Gertie ) was born in the 27th of June 1890 at Balmoral. She worked as a teacher and died in Warrnambool on the 12th of September 1953. Buried in Warrnambool. | Hallam, Margaret Gertrude (I23)
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| 111 | Margaret Jean Hallam born Melbourne. Occupation B.B.A. Music | Family: William Hampel / Margaret Jean Hallam, 421405 (F114)
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| 112 | Margaret Jean Hallam married Bruce Brown in 1975 and had a child Daniel Thomas born 23.06.1977. | Family: William Hampel / Margaret Jean Hallam, 421405 (F114)
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| 113 | Margaret Ryan (28.05.1833 ) in Nenagh Tipperary, was the daughter of William and Margaret Ryan and lived in Northern Ireland during the potato famine 1845-1849. Some notes read she was the only survivor of her family (-parents and brother) from the famine. Margaret was a Irish orphan girl and at 16 years of age as part of 305 Irish orphans from work houses in Ireland and selected to go to Australia as part of the Earl Grey Scheme. (Girls selected whom had been at the Roscrea workhouse for a year. Margaret sailed on either the '"Pemberton " reportedly from Roscrea Tipperary Orphanage sent out by the British Government to Port Phillip)" , arrived at Australia Port Phillip Australia 14.05.1849. The voyage took 89 days. According to the passenger Lists, Margaret was Roman catholic aged 16 and could read only. The orphans were kept on board for 2 weeks, presumably for administrative reasons. Eventually allowed to disembark and were admitted to the depot on the Government Block on May 26th 1849, after which they were available for hire. 305 orphans on the ship, 30 girls went to Portland. Margaret was hired by an agent of Edward Henty for a period of 15 pounds per year. On obtaining employment, Margaret was shipped on the Brig "Raven" with another 143 orphans girls to Portland on the 16th June 1849. Margaret left the depot in April 18 to work for (probably as a house maid) for a mr Narrina ?, Little Lonsdale St melbourne at 8 pound per annun. Later employed by Edward Henty (1810-1878) on the Muntham Station Casterten Victoria "to mind the Henty Children". One of the Henty brothers who bought sheep out to Tasmania from England in 1830 and over to Portland in the 1830's, making them the earliest white settlers in the Port Philip district. Edwards property, Muntham is in Western District of Victoria, near Hamilton and Edward lived ter with his wife Anna Marie Galle (1820-1901) It was at Munthan that Margaret Ryan met and later married David Munro Murray between March 1850 and february 1851. Margaret was a married woman when she fought the bush fires on Black Thursday 06.02.1851. A 22 year old Scotsman who had only bee in Australia for a short time. As one of a small number of females in the area, Margaret would have been of great interest to all the young men around. They married c1850, with Margaret renouncing her Catholic faith and following her husband's Presbyterian faith. From the Portland Guardian & Normanby General ADvertiser (Vic :1842-1876) Monday 16th February 1857 page 2 titled Festivities in the Bush -Reads " On the evening of Thursday the 13th instant, a grand ball was given at the Muntham in Honour of Mr David Murray who had been for a number of years overseer for Mr Henty. Mr Murray has just been appointed Superintendent for Mr Geo Robertson, Glenelg being very highly esteemed by the people at Muntham. Upwards of 40 couples sat down to a sumptuous meal prepared in Portland and the German Brass band was engaged. A little time after this event , David and Margaret must have returned to Muntham for another 3 children were born there. In the early 1880's land was opened up to small farmers and the family moved to the Telangatuk area, 25kn from Balmoral and 47 km south west of Horsham. David became a well known and successful sheep farmer David Murray and Margaret Murray had 12 children , their first born Mary , the first female born in the "Munthan" area on 13th August 1852 and many of David's & Margaret's children took up the land around them and they all worked together and helped each other.Until their house was build, David and Margaret lived in a tent or on their cart. David passed away suddenly in February of 1896 aged 66 years from a heart attack while reading the morning paper. Margaret was aged 63 years at this time and was cared for by the family. Margaret died on the 21st March 1905 Telangatuk East aged 71 years of acute inflammation of the intestines and buried in the peaceful Balmoral cemetery. They erected beautiful headstones to mark her and David's grave. At her death Margaret owned several tracks of land totalling 679 acres on the banks of the Glenelg River near telangatuk East which she willed to her youngest son. He death certificate specifies that she was a farmer. Their daughter Mary Murray married William Hallam (from Joseph & Hanna ) on the 13th March 1876 and had seven children the fifth child was William Frank Hallam (b.03.08.1988 -15.02.1960) . William Frank married Marguerite "Daisy" Ahearn. (ref-Noel Hallam 24th January 2004 ) | Ryan, Margaret (I442)
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| 114 | Margaret was born at the Queen Victoria Hospital in melbourne and married Robert James Pollock at the Horsham Presbyterian Church on the 8th of December 1973. | Family: Robert James Pollock / Margaret Bernice Hallam, 421405 (F119)
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| 115 | Maria [Mary] Troy ( Daughter of John and Mary born 1836-7 Ireland Died June 24th 1876 age 39 years and is buried in the Troy family plot in Colac Married Frederick Stanbury. Family -David b 12. 3.1860 Colac baptised 25.3.1960 -John b 8.1.1862 Colac 9.2.1862 -Frederick b 4.8.1863 Colac 13.9.1863 -James b 4.4.1865 Colac 16.4.1865 D 1951 age 86 -Michael George b 24.2.1867 Colac 24.3.1863 The five children are registered under the name of Stambury not Stanbury and baptised at St Mary’s . William b 26.9.1868 Colac 1.11.1868 Cornelius b14.12.1869 Colac 13.2.1870 D 1936 age 67 Mildura Mary b 1872 Colac not baptised D 11.9.1961 age 88 Colac unmarried Lewis b 1874 Colac not baptised Luke Joseph b 12.5. 1874 Colac 5.6.1874 James and Mary are buried together at Colac. Mary Stanbury [nee Troy] died 24th June 1876 . | Family: Fred Stanbury / Mary (Maria) Troy (F180)
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| 116 | Marjorie Ann Hallam married Graham Harrison | Family: Roger John Cowley / Marjorie Ann Hallam (F111)
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| 117 | Married 1901 Hamilton. | Bromell, John Thomas (I517)
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| 118 | Married Thomas Bromell in 1886. | Ahearn, Tryphena Elizabeth (nee Bromell) (I443)
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| 119 | Mary left home at 17 years of age and trained in melbourne as a Nurse and then returned to Portland. There she met Paddy while nursing him in Hospital and later marrying him in 1943. | Hallam, Mary Josephine (I14)
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| 120 | Mary married Glenn Mckechnie on the 27th November 1919 in the front room of Telang residence. | McKechnie, Mary Murray (Mn Hallam) (I22)
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| 121 | Mary married John McKechnie at her parent's property "Telang" at Cavendish on the 27th November 1919. Johne Glen McKechnie was born at Nap Nap station Hay NSW on the 15th April 1883. | Family: John Glenn McKechnie / Mary Murray (Mn Hallam) McKechnie (F68)
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| 122 | MARY Troy- nee Maher born 1813 and died 1883 at 70 years. Parents Michael Maher, Annie Costigan Obituary Notice from Colac Herald July 3 1883 We regret to announce the death of Mrs Mary Troy of Ondit, at the advanced age of 70 years. The deceased lady was the wife of the late Mr John Troy who settled in the Ondit district as far back as the year 1852. From that time she resided continuously in the same locality and was well known to the early settlers. Her house was always a most hospitable one and her many acts of kindness to her neighbours will not soon be forgotten. Recently her health had been failing and for the past month little hope was entertained for her recovery. She expired at her residence Ondit on Thursday last. The funeral cortege was a large one and testified to the esteem and respect in which she was held by the public. The funeral service at the graveside was read by the Rev M. Nelan. | Maher, Mary (I496)
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| 123 | Matthew Keith Hallam- AKA Keith was born in Geelong to Henry and Hannah Hallam on the 12th of December 1917. He married Olice Joan Ferris on the 6th May 1944 at St John's Presbyterian Church Warrnambool. Keith and Joan ran a tyre business in Stawell for a number of years . Keith was a justice of the Peace, Deputy Coroner and was awarded the MBE for services to Stawell. He was also a member of Stawell City Council for nearly 37 years and held the position of Mayor three times. Keith was still in Council at the time of his death at Stawell on the 1st June 1985. Keith is buried at Stawell. | Family: Matthew Keith Hallam / Olive Joan Ferris (F92)
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| 124 | May worked at the Kerang telephone exchange for many years. While her other sisters Irene and Theresa married earlier, May stayed home and cared for her elderly parents. The kerang home was always welcomed to visitors and relatives. Gerard & I( David) would visit with our mother Theresa Mary. We would sleep in the outside bungalow , chop fire wood and ride our bikes on the rough bike track for hours of the day, tracks that ran parallel to the railway line for a few kilometres. For young kids of about 13 years old we had great fun. My aunt May and granny (Lucy) really opened their house to us. May married about 40 years of age to Jack Dwyer. | Troy, Veronica May (I7)
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| 125 | Medical receptionist- | Hallam, Lorna Dulcie (I202)
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| 126 | Noel Leslie Hallam worked as a clerk and sales person for gas & uel prior to his retirement. Noel received a citizenship award fro the City of Warrnambool for his voluntary work in numerous organizations in the city, including over 60 years with the Country Fire Authority. Enid Thelma Egerton was born in Casterton to Charles and kathleen Maude (Moore). She is the youngest of 6 children. William (from Charles first marriage), John (Jack), Kathleen, (died as an infant), Dorothy and Lorna. Thelma worked as a liberian at the Warrnambool City Council and later at the Warrnambool High School. | Hallam, Noel Leslie (I226)
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| 127 | Occupation Research Scientist & University Lecturer | Hallam, Lynnette Joy (I230)
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| 128 | Olive Joan was a twin of Myrtle and daughter of William and Millicent Maude Ferris. She was born on the 12 December 1921 at Warrnambool. Prior to her marriage, joan worked as a shop assistant at Swintons in Warrnambool. Joan died in Stawell on the 3st July 1993 and is buried in Stawell. | Ferris, Olive Joan (I227)
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| 129 | Parents james Troy / Mary Comerford. | Family: James Anthony Troy / Hanna Power (F226)
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| 130 | Patrick (Paddy) was born in Kilkenny Ireland and died in 1978. He was the second son of William and Margaret bennett. Paddy migrated a different way to most , migrating to Australia in the modern times. He caught the 'Iberia ship" in 1929, which went through the Suez canal. After docking in Melbourne, he went to Ballarat to join a friend. The depression hit and so he lived on a farm digging potatoes for a living. He then was employed as a well driller and later took up virgin land, which he cleared and farmed, which was Gorae West, near Portland. Paddy then married Mary Josephine Hallam in 1944 and they had four children. | Family: Thomas Patrick Bennett / Helen Winsome Evans (F33)
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| 131 | Presbyterian Minister/Hebrew lecturer | Hallam, Arthur Dudley (I201)
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| 132 | Reginald Hugh McKechnie married Beverley June Godwin at the College Church, Sydney Rd Parkville on the 7th July 1951. | Family: Reginald Hugh McKechnie / Beverley June Godwin (F118)
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| 133 | Roger was a State Parliamentarian with the National Party in Victoria. | Family: Roger Murray Hallam, 957729 / Mariene Jennifer Habel (F110)
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| 134 | Ruth Elizabeth Mary Hallam and her family live in nelson New Zealand and own a host house for overseas. | Family: Ronald Suckling / Ruth Elizabeth Mary Hallam (F105)
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| 135 | separated 2007, divorced 2019 | Sloane, Roderick [Rod] (I531)
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| 136 | Son of Richard john Ahearn and mary Alice Lawler, married 1886 Geelong to Tryphena Elizabeth Bromell | Ahearn, (Michael) Joseph (I444)
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| 137 | The dates shown are Christening dates at Church of England. 98. Joseph Hallam was born on 16 Jun 1822 in Burton, Leicestershire, England, died on 8 Jun 1909 in Horsham, Victoria, Australia at age 86, and was buried in Horsham, Victoria, Australia. General Notes: Joseph and Hannah arrived with children Henry (6), Maria Ann (4) & William (1) at Adelaide on the 26th of August 1853 on the ship "Magdalena". Henry and Maria Ann's last name was Northridge as they were Hannah's children from her previous marriage. From South Australia, the Hallam's travelled to Ballarat in Victoria. During the journey Henry Northridge was left to help another traveller drive a horse and cart and has not been heard of since. Also on the journey Hannah was badly burnt at a campfire, her clothes caught alight she tried to put it out with her hand, resulting in a withered arm. At some later stage they lived in teh Wonwondah area. | Hallam, Joseph (I159)
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| 138 | Thomas and William Lamberth both farm labourers of Chestnut England were tried at Herts Q.S. 1.10.1833 for “ stealing fowls” . They were transported to Van Diemen’s land for 7 year arriving at Hobart 11.08.1843 arriving on vessel “John Barry”. Thomas married Jane Mills who was also convicted at Glamorganshire Assize 25.02.1841 for “stealing from the Person “. She arrived at Hobart 10.10.1841 onboard “Garland Grove”. Thomas and jane and children John, William Henry and Emma departed Launceston on October 16th 1851 on board the Shamrock to Port Phillip and then travelled to the Bendigo goldfields settling in White hills. Thomas rented and worked a 20-acre farm at Sandy creek. His death unfortunate. He dies in March 1876 at the age of 59 as a result of injuries falling down a mine shaft. Jane dies March 19th, 1882 aged 68 and both buried at White hills. | Family: Thomas Hollingsworth / Jane Miles Miles (F40)
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| 139 | Thomas Born 1819 at Burton on the Wolds , Leicestershire. Died 11.04.1891 at Hamilton, Victoria. Married 1/ Mary Brown on the 17.01.1842 at Loughborough , Leicestershire. 2/ Johanna Wedlock (nee Peters) 3/ Jessie McKenzie 4/ Caroline Moorman (nee Walter) At the time of their marriage , Thomas and Mary lived at Pinfold Gate. Thomas and Mary arrived in Adelaide from Liverpool on the 13th May 1855 on the "Europa". They had 5 children - George born 1843, Thomas born 1846, Ann born 1850 , Elizabeth born 1856 and Samuel born 1862. Thomas Hallam & Mary Brown arrived in Adelaide 13.05.1855 on "Europa". | Hallam, Thomas (I158)
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| 140 | Thomas Bromell & Emma Walter- BROMELL-The Hon Thomas Bromell of Hensleigh Park Hamilton, formerly of Co. decon, Ens JP, MLC, died in 1887 , married in 1851 at Bradworthy, Devonshire, England, a Emma Walter b.1828. They migrated to Australia aboard the “marchioness of Londonderry” arriving at Geelong-Victoria in 1852, where they lived for a short while. They spent a year at the diggings at Ballarat, Victoria where they were successful, however they decided to leave when trouble started over the licenses which culminated in the Eureka stockade. They went onto to Avoca diggings for a short while and then returned to Geelong where they lived on a farm in the Barrabool Hills. In 1860 they set out to the Western District of Victoria in bullock wagons and decided to settle at the Grange ( later Hamilton ) and acquired 500 acres of the Grange Estate, living in a tent till the house was built. When the government opened up the district for selection , they selected 640 acres which was the beginning of Hensleigh Park Estate and eventually covered 4,000 acres. Thomas Bromell was President of the Dundas Shire Council from its inception in 1874 and was in the legislative Council for the Western Province. Their children 1/Sara –Married -JT Heard with 5 sons and 5 daughters. 2/Tryphena-Married a Joseph A’Hearn and had 3 daughters- 1/ Marguerite Ahearn 1888-1963 (m Hallam) & -Edith Kathleen Ahearn abt 1892-1875-& Ellen Josephine Ahearn abt 1894-1970. 3/Emma M James Scholfield - 4/Carrie- d.s.p. unmarried- 5/Emily M a H. Craft . 6/Edith DSP unmarried.. 7/Maud. dsp-Unmarried. 8/Winifred dsp unmarried & 9/John Thomas of Illira Hamilton died 1919-M Rose Blanche Slater -1 son and 1 daughter. | Family: Thomas Bromell / Emma Grace Bromell (mn Walter) (F162)
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| 141 | Thomas Hallam was born in 1819 in Burton, Leicestershire, England, died on 11 Apr 1891 in Hamilton, Victoria, Australia at age 72, and was buried in Apr 1891 in Hamilton, Victoria, Australia Thomas and Mary arrived in Adelaide from Liverpool on the 13th May 1855 on the 'Europa". they had 5 children, George, born 1843, Thomas born 1846, Ann born 1850, Elizabeth born 1856 and Samuel born 1862. | Family: Thomas Hallam / Mary Brown (F208)
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| 142 | Thomas Hollingsworth and William Lamberth both farm laborers of Chestnut England were tried at Herts Q.S. 1.10.1833 for “ stealing fowls” . They were transported to Van Diemen’s land for 7 year arriving at Hobart 11.08.1843 arriving on vessel “John Barry”. Thomas Hollingsworth and Jane (Miles ) and their children departed from Launceston on October 16th, 1851 on board the Shamrock to Port Phillip and then travelled to the Bendigo goldfields, settling in White Hills. Thomas and Jane Hollingsworth had three children; John, William Henry and Emma. Thomas rented and worked a farm of 20 acres at Sandy Creek. At one time he was also a cab provider. His death was most unfortunate. He died in March 1876 at the age of 59 years as a result of his injuries received from falling down an abandoned mine shaft. Jane died March 19th, 1882 aged 68. They are both buried at White Hills. | Hollingsworth, Thomas (I465)
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| 143 | Thomas Hollingsworth b03.03.1814 (one of three children to William and Catherine who married March 15th 1808 at Cheshunt in Hertfordshire England. Thomas married Jane Miles 20.03.1840 at St John’s Church Newton Hobart. Thomas and Jane Miles and their family departed from Launceston on the 16.10.1851 on board the ‘Shamrock” to Port Phillip ten travelled to the Bendigo goldfields and settled in White Hills. Thomas rented and worked on a farm of 20 acres at Sandy creek. He was also a cab provider at one stage. Thomas died from injuries received after falling down an abandoned mineshaft in March 1876 at age 59. Morgan James, Jane’s step brother was with them at the time of the accident). Jane Miles-Jane was transported to Hobart for stealing from the person. Jane was convicted at Glamorganshire Assize 25/2/1841. She arrived in Hobart on board "Garland Grove 10/10/1841. Jane was born about 1814 at Martyn Tydfil Glamorganshire in Wales and died 19th March 1886 age 68. Buried at White Hills. Jane's father was a collier. her mother maiden name unknown. Thomas Hollingsworth and a William Lambert both farm labourers at Chesthunt England were both tried at QS 14.10.1833 for "stealing fowls". They were transported to Van Diemen's land for 7 years. Thomas arrived in Hobart 11.08.1834 at the age of 20 years aboard the "John Barry" at the age of 20. Thomas and jane and their family departed Launceston 16/10/1851 on board the Shamrock to travel to port Phillip and then travelled to the gold fields and settled in White Hills ( now a suof bendigo).They rented and worked on a farm of 20 acres at Sandy Creek and was also a cab provider at one time. When he was injured in 1876, Jane's step brother Morgan James was with them. Siblings of Thomas are listed as William 7/7.1811 born at Marsh Lane : Mary Ann 1./8/1817 born at Green Marsh. 0 | Hollingsworth, Thomas (I465)
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| 144 | Thomas Joseph Hallam worked his way up in life to be the Manager Of Western Star Butter factory in West Melbourne, located very close to the city of Melbourne. A its height he managed over 40 employees and the factory prospered under his management. At home he was very mechanically minded and helped his sons with the repairs of their cars. He seemed to spend a lot of time with Bill and his cars, as Bill seemed to buy wrecks. He rebuild the front of my old HD 1965 Holden, that I David had damaged when I drove through a stop sign and was collected by a bus. Dad built a table tennis table and many in the family spent hours playing the game in the garage. Gerry and I broke many table tennis bats. My Dad had a strong presence about him that I have not seen since in any other man. The Blackburn home with Tom & Theresa was a regular meeting place for the family, relatives and friends, bringing all together in many joyous celebrations. Author- David John Hallam - Son. | Repository (REPO3)
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| 145 | Thomas married Mary Ann Walker on 24 Dec 1867 in Hamilton, Victoria, Australia, daughter of William Walker and Elizabeth Silk. Mary was born in 1849 in Pidley, Huntington, England, died on 22 Feb 1925 in Horsham, Victoria, Australia at age 76, and was buried on 24 Feb 1925 in Horsham, Victoria, Australia. | walker, Mary Ann (I854)
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| 146 | Thomas married Mary Brown on 17 Jan 1842 in All Saints, Loughborough, Leicestershire, England, daughter of Living and Ann Holwell. Mary was born in 1817 in Woodhouse Eaves, Leicestershire, England, was christened in 1837 in Yorkshire, England,, and died on 11 Feb 1867 in Hamilton, Victoria, Australia at age 50. | Brown, Mary (I573)
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| 147 | Valuer. Owns Own Business | Murray, Phillip Patrick (I243)
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| 148 | Vera Isabella Hallam was norn on the 22nd January 1892 at Telabgatuk in Victoria. She worked as a school teacher. Leslie Peterson was born on the 16th November 1890 at Hamilton. he worked as a farmer. Leslie died in a accident at Keith on the 3rd January 1957 and is buried in Coleraine. | Family: Leslie Peterson / Vera Isabella Hallam (F135)
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| 149 | Vida married John Douglas McIntyre on the 31.7.1937 at Hamilton. The officiating minister was Vida's uncle , Reverend Neil McDonald. | Family: David John McIntyre / Vida Rhys hallam (F82)
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| 150 | Was an Army Officer- Later Storeman, Langi Kal Kal Prison. | Hallam, Geoffrey Keith (I228)
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