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1751	Northern Star (Lismore, NSW: 1876-1954), Tuesday 11 October 1927, Page 4 OBITUARY. MR. WILLIAM LOVE. The death of Mr. William Love, which took place at Grafton on October 5, removes from the Camira Creek district one of its oldest and most respected pioneers. Coming from the North of Ireland twenty years ago, he had resided there ever since. Born on Boa Island, Lough Erne, Cty. Fermanagh, in 1853, he had a life-long experience on the land. In his native land he was for 16 years on Mr. T. S. Porter's model farm at Clogher Park, Cty. Tyrone, during Mr. Porter's tenure of office as Land Commissioner and of the Board of Agriculture and Technical Instruction. Of this period he occupied, the position of land steward for nine years. It is interesting to note that it was during his time at Clogher Park that spraying with Burgundy and Bordeaux mixture was first successfully done on a large scale for blight in potatoes. This was also one of the first farms to manufacture creamery butter in a dairy which, although it is forty years ago, would be considered now up to date in construction, the power being steam, and the separator Alpha Laval. He was also on the Waterfoot and Erne estates. One daughter, Kathleen, in 1916, and two sons, Alfred in 1916, and Harry, 41st Battalion, A.I.F., killed in action, Passchendaele Ridge, 5th October, 1917, predeceased him. He is survived by his widow, of Camira Creek, four sons, John (Wollongbar), George (Kymnumboon, Tweed), David (Whiporie), Edwin (late Engineers, A.I.F., Gulgong), and six daughters; Mrs. Mules (Rappville), Mrs. Knock (Balmain), Mrs. C. Small (Camira Creek), Mrs. Hammerton (Hurlston Park), Mrs. Price (Brisbane), and Mrs. Burchardt (Newcastle). There are 34 grandchildren and one great grandchild. The funeral took place on the 6th instant to Grafton cemetery from St. Luke's Church, where a short service was held by Rev. Lewis, who also officiated at the graveside. The chief mourners were John, George, and David (sons), Mrs. Mules, Mrs. Knock, Mrs. C. Small, Mrs. Price and Mrs. Burchardt (daughters), C. Small (brother-in-law), Mrs. D. Love (sister-in-law), and Robert Love (grandson).	Love, William (I1518)
1752	Not in 1851 census in Inveralligin, must have gone to Inverness or Cromarty very young	McKenzie, Ann (I540)
1753	Not sure that 1885 is the correct year of death. Scotlands People has not this James McGrgeor is deaths in Perthshire for 1885.	McGregor, James (I380)
1754	Not sure that this Henry is attached to the correct parents	MORROW, Henry (I966)
1755	Not sure this is correct	Allingham, Elizabeth (I412)
1756	Not sure this is correct	McDiarmid, Christian (I2384)
1757	Note on Ancestry tree (Randall White) says that Finlay and Christina were first cousins	Family (F1545)
1758	NSW BDM Ref: 11200/1920	Family (F1474)
1759	NSW BDM Ref: 11893/1935	Family (F1472)
1760	NSW BDM Ref: 12595/1905 Parenst listed as Robert (incorrect) and Magdelin	MORROW, Charlotte (I888)
1761	NSW BDM Ref: 1919/009766	Walmsley, Margaret (I5668)
1762	NSW BDM Ref: 23077/1906	Cattell, John Thomas (I2166)
1763	NSW BDM Ref: 2580/1902	Family (F1577)
1764	NSW BDM Ref: 31907/1914	Cattell, Robert Arthur (I2165)
1765	NSW BDM Ref: 3220/1940	Family (F705)
1766	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Cattell, Charles Leslie (I2167)
1767	NSW BDM Ref: 4880/1917	Family (F1475)
1768	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Prisk, Elsie J (I4180)
1769	NSW BDM Ref: 5843/1937	Family (F1477)
1770	NSW BDM Ref: 6189/1888	Family (F1464)
1771	NSW BDM Ref: 8894/1907 Says aged 77 years, no parents listed	MORROW, Magdalen (I891)
1772	NSW BDM Ref: 9266/1909	Family (F1579)
1773	NSW Police Gazette 23 February 1916. Deserters from the Military Camp, Liverpool Eccleston, Harold, private, 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion, black hair, grey eyes, tattoed right arm, arrow through heart, three small scars left kneww: born Liverpool, England; a barman. Deserted 12 January 1916.	Eccleston, Harold (I1493)
1774	NSW Police Gazettes 1868. A warrant has been issued by the Rocklely Bench for the arrest of Michael Kearns, charged with absconding from the hires service of W.J. Golsby, farmer, Brounlee, near Rockley on the 6th instance. He is about 18 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, brown hair, no beard; dressed in Crimean shirt, moleskin trousers, and cabbage-tree hat; a native of the Colony; rode a dark brown mare. Supposed to have gone to Bathurst, where his father resides.	Kearns, Michael (I2462)
1775	Obituary from Ancestry - no source John McKenzie, district resident 79 years, dies at 90. John McKenzie, a district resident for some 79 years, passed away on April 3rd, 1965 in Moosomin Union Hospital at the age of 90 years. The late Mr. Mckenzie was born in Inverness, Scotland, in 1874, and came to this country with his parents as a young lad in 1884 along with many other pioneers and lived in a tent for some time. He then farmed in the Iona district before moving to Coppice Hill district in ??? where he lived until retiring to Pioneer Lodge, Moosimon, in 1963. Surviving are his wife, the former Annie McRury; one son, Angus, Moosimon; four daughters, Mrs. Norman Sutherland (Margaret), of Brandon; Mrs. H Larson (Bernice), of Simmie, Sask; Mrs Ralph Hill (joyce), of Red Jacket; and Mrs Jack Meehan (Calina), of Calgary. There are 15 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were held on April 7th, 1965 in St Andrew's Prebyterian Church, conducted by Rev. T. Nyaradi-Nest. Interment was made in Sunset Memorial Gardes. Honorary pall bearers were Allan Hodgins, Wm. Crawford, Clarence Hill, Blake Pearce, Eric Obal, Phil Foy and Anhus McDonald. Active pallbearers were Leslie Brown, Alan Watt, Ralph Woods, Hugh McDougall, John Miller and Bruce Roy.	McKenzie, John (I1526)
1776	Obituary in Haszard's Gazette, 18 October 1856 "At Flar River on 2nd ult. (past month), Alexander MacRae, age 68. Emigrated from Ross-shire in 1836.	McRae, Alexander (I5310)
1777	Obituary. (1921, March 11). The Armidale Express and New England General Advertiser (NSW : 1856 - 1861; 1863 - 1889; 1891 - 1954), p. 2. Retrieved May 17, 2018, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article192015060	Cupitt, Emma Jane (I200)
1778	Obituary: From West Highland Free Press May 1972 "Shieldaig saw its biggest funeral in memory last Saturday when Mrs Catherine MacLennan was removed to her resting place at Applecross cemetery. The service was conducted in the Free Presbyterian Church by Rev. Alex Murray, Applecross, and Rev. J. Ross, Lochcarron. Mrs MacLennan, who was 59, was formerly teacher at Arrina and until a year ago at Kinlochewe. She died at Inverness. Mrs MacLennan, an extremely popular member of the community, was born in Applecross. She is survived by her husband, formerly postmaster at Shieldaig, by two sons living in England and by a daughter who is nursing in Glasgow.	MacDonald, Catherine (I5813)
1779	Occupation is Shopkeeper	Family (F434)
1780	ohn Eyre married twice. His first wife, Margery, died at a young age and he married secondly Anne, daughter of William Hamilton of Lisclooney and widow of Matthew Lord Louth.[xli] He had two sons and two daughters; George, John, Mary and Elizabeth. The former daughter married Rt. Hon. George Evans of Caherass, while the latter, depending upon which source is given credence, married Richard or Frederick Trench of Garbally (Ballinasloe).[xlii] John Eyre died in 1709 and was succeeded by his eldest son George. Source: http://burkeseastgalway.com/eyre-of-eyrecourt-part-i/	Eyre, John (I1155)
1781	Old Scottish Genealogy & Family History. Dull Parish Records. Transcription of Male Heads of families 1834-1839 (NRS Reference: CH2/1383/9 pp. 3-103). http://www.oldscottish.com/dull.html : accessed 2 October 2016.	Source (S479)
1782	Old Scottish Genealogy & Family History. Forgandenny Parish Records. Transcription of Male Heads of families 1834-1836 (NRS Reference: CH2/161/5 pp. 324-350). http://www.oldscottish.com/forgandenny.html : accessed 29 December 2017.	Source (S714)
1783	On 1796 Flax Growers Register a Derryvullan Fermanagh	Hetherington, John (I3898)
1784	On 1939 Register at 31 St Peter's Avenue, Rushden U.D., Northamptonshire, England	Family (F1319)
1785	On April 28th, at the Weslyan Chapel, York-street, Mr John Bell, of Mount Eckersley, to Mary Jane, second daughter of Mr Richard Morrow of Clarence-street - needs source citation but can't find on Trove	Family (F266)
1786	On Board S.S. Tamaroa	Husler, Maria Pia (I2347)
1787	On the 16th current Hellen Hedrig a child of John Hedrig was intered in the East End of the northernmost graves one of his Lair having four at the Back of the Kirk.	Headridge, Helen (I1568)
1788	Only child of Charles King Brackstone and Sarah Sampson to have children of his own.	Brackstone, Charles (I599)
1789	OPR 346/000 0050/0281	Menzies, Alexander (I1546)
1790	OPR329_000_0030_0056	Murray, John (I1572)
1791	OPR329_000_0030_0064	Murray, William (I1574)
1792	OPR329_000_0030_008	Murray, Janet (I1575)
1793	OPR346_000_0040_0253	Menzies, John (I1548)
1794	OPR346_000_0050_0222	Menzies, Catherine (I1547)
1795	OPR393_000_0010_0188	Runciman, James (I1460)
1796	OPR393_000_0010_0188	Fife, Elspeth (I1552)
1797	OPR393_000_0010_0234	Runciman, Jean (I1554)
1798	OPR393_000_0010_0241	Runciman, John (I1555)
1799	OPR393_000_0010_0246	Runciman, Elspeth (I1553)
1800	Original data: Australian Electoral Commission. [Electoral roll]	Source (S4)

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