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1 Descendants of George Boswell by Rhonda Brownlow Generation No GEORGE 2 BOSWELL (PETER 1 ) was born 09 Aug 1805 in Stepney Green St. Mary Whitechapel Eng, and died 1843 in Sydney 584 V 40. He married EMMA 'JANE' SCULLY 02 Mar 1832 in St. John's Parramatta rg , daughter of MICHAEL SCULLY and MARGARET. She was born 1816 in At Sea on board Matilda, and died 03 Oct 1908 in Yass. GEORGE BOSWELL: Old Bailey Trial Before Mr. Justice Park GEORGE BOSWELL, BENJAMIN HOLLOWAY, alias HENRY GRIFFITHS, and FRANCIS HENRY JERMAINE were indicted for stealing, on the 6th of March, at Acton, in the dwelling-house of William Hendley, a watch, value 3 l; a watch chain, value 2 d.; a seal, value 2 d., and a key, value 2 d., the goods of Samuel Crouch. PHOEBE HENDLEY. I live at Acton, Middlesex, and am the wife of William Hendley ; he rents the house - Samuel Crouch lodges with us. I keep a fruit shop. On the 6th of March Crouch's watch was in my care, hanging on a nail in the back kitchen. I went up stairs, and my neighbour called out to me - I came down, and immediately missed the watch; it was there when I went up stairs; it was a silver watch, with a gilt chain, seal, and key. I had seen the inside of it; there was a watch paper, and a worked piece of cloth in it, in the form of a flowerpot. I had sewn it on the paper myself. MARY CRIPPS. I live next door to Hendley. On Saturday, the 6th of March, about a quarter to two o'clock I saw the prisoners Holloway and Jermaine - Jermaine went down into Hendley's kitchen; Holloway did not go further than the passage leading to the kitchen - Boswell was with them, but he went down the town to a grocer's-shop, ten or twelve yards off, for some cheese. I saw Holloway come out of the passage about a minute before Jermaine. I heard Boswell say when he left them, that he would go and get some cheese, and asked the others were they were going - they said they would go next door and get some onions; this was before they went into the house. Jermaine came to my door; I told him I did not sell onions - that he could get them next door; they did not go into the shop. Jermaine went down into the kitchen I am certain; there is only a thin partition between that and my house, and I heard him go into the kitchen, and seeing him come out without onions I went and called Mrs. Hendley. ROBERT RICKETTS. I live at Acton. In consequence of what I heard from Hendley, I went in pursuit towards Ealing-common, and just as I got on the common I saw the three prisoners walking along; I was walking - they turned round, and seeing me, they turned short to the right, and ran into a lane. I lost sight of them; I got on a butcher's horse, and rode till I got up to them in Ilangerhill-lane, and said, "Stop" - Boswell said,

2 "What do you want;" I said, "You have stolen a watch." Boswell then got over a ditch, and Holloway did the same. I followed them on foot, and as I got over the ditch Boswell dropped the watch papers into the ditch, out of his breeches pocket. I followed them both across two fields, and then collared Boswell; Holloway turned back, as if to shew fight; they wanted to know what I wanted with them; I said they had stolen a watch - Holloway said he had not; I asked what they ran for; he said, "I ran, I thought you was after me for stealing turnips." I secured them both, brought them back to the ditch, and picked up the watch papers, which I produce. Prisoner BOSWELL. Q. Did not one Cooper pick up the papers - A. I did. SAMUEL CROUCH. I am a bricklayer, and lodge in the house. I left my watch there when I went to dinner, and hearing that it was stolen I went in pursuit of Jermaine, from the description I had of him, and overtook him between 3 and 4 miles from Acton; I asked if he belonged to the canal boat; he said, No - I asked if he had been at Acton; he aid No, he did not know where Acton was. I said I should take him there, and see if the people knew him, and did so. Nothing was found on him. MARY CRIPPS. I am sure Jermaine is the boy who went into the kitchen. JOHN WILLIAMSON. I am a constable. Crouch gave Jermaine into my custody - I found the duplicate of a silk handkerchief upon him, pawned on that very day (the 6th of March,) for 2 s. 6 d., in the name of Liddy; I asked how he got it; he said he bought it of a boy named George Liddy, for 1 s. I afterwards searched Boswell, and found about 18 d. in silver upon him - he said he had been out of work six weeks; that he had worked in a brick-field, and was looking for work; I asked how he became possessed of that money; he said he had pawned a silk handkerchief that morning for 2 s. 6 d. I asked his name; he said George Liddy, and that the handkerchief was pawned in that name; I asked him where the duplicate was; he said he had left it at his lodging in Cato-street, Paddington. I afterwards told him that Jermaine was in custody; they both denied knowing him, or having been with him. Prisoner BOSWELL. Q. I told you I was called Liddy, but my right name was Boswell - A. He gave the name of Boswell at the office. SAMUEL CROUCH. The watch papers produced are mine - I had had them twelve months. The watch was worth three guineas; I would not sell it for that. PHOEBE HENDLEY. I know this watch paper; I sewed it to the paper myself. BOSWELL'S Defence. I and Holloway were looking for work at the brick-fields. We went to Acton, and this man came and asked if I had stolen a watch; I thought he had come after us about some turnips; we ran away and when I came back he found the papers, and said, "Which of you dropped these?" and that one of us must, have dropped them. The people in the town asked who he found them on - he said one of us must have dropped them. HOLLOWAY'S Defence. We were looking for work; this man came up, and took us to the woman, and she said she saw us all three go through the town together.

3 JERMAINE'S Defence. I was going to meet a boat on the canal; I could not see it coming, and returned. Some bargemen asked me to drive the horse, which I did, and this man took me. BOSWELL - GUILTY - DEATH. Aged 17. (born circa 1807) HOLLOWAY - GUILTY - DEATH. Aged 17. (born circa 1807) JERMAINE - GUILTY - DEATH. Aged 14. (born circa 1810) George Boswell Hercules Age - 27; Sentence - 14 yrs; Condition - Ticket of Leave. BOSWELL George LIDDY 40/ Jun 1840 Hercules 1825 Apr TL 31/313 Boswell, George al Liddy *M 1825 Hercules 11 (1) Middlesex Emma J. Scully - Born in Colony. 22 Dec 1831 by Revd S. Marsden Parramatta NRS [4/4508; Fiche 780] Burial at Devonshire Street, Cemetery Sydney GEORGE BOSWELL: Alias: Liddy Arrival: 1824, Convict per "Hercules2" (1) received 7 year sentence for theft Assigned: William White at Parramatta as a servant Burial: Devonshire St. Cemetery, Sydney Occupation: Painter, paperhanger and glazier T/L: 1837, Parramatta EMMA 'JANE' SCULLY: Saturday 9 August 1817 News. On Sunday last arrived the MATILDA, Capt. SOMERVILLE, from Ireland, with the Staff of the 48th Regt. commanded by Lieutenant Colonel ERSKINE, whose appointment to the Rank of Lieutenant Governor of this Territory, is announced in the General Orders of yesterday. She sailed from Cork the 28th of March; made Madeira the 9th of April, and left the day following; went into Rio the 17th May, and stayed till the 26th, when she took her departure for this Colony. The number of troops are 200, and with women and children comprise a numerical total of 250 persons. We are concerned to state that the wife of Serjt. Major Scully died before the ship. SCULLY, Jane 1822 Feb 13 Daughter of Michael, of the 48th Regiment, and Margaret Scully, both deceased; aged 6. Recommended for admission to the Female Orphan Institution (Reel 6040; 4/403 p.83) Jane was in the Orphan School at Parramatta in 1822 Muster, her parents are not listed in the Muster. SCULLY Jane COOPER, C 20 Aug 1826 NRS 783 [1]; [4/333]; Page , Reel 2776 Reason for petition: Prospective employer wanting apprentice EMMA 'JANE' SCULLY:

4 Burial: Bowning Anglican Cemetery Children of GEORGE BOSWELL and EMMA SCULLY are: 2. i. HENRY JAMES 3 BOSWELL, b. 03 Feb 1833, Parramatta; d. 10 Aug 1906, Yass. 3. ii. WILLIAM ALEXANDER BOSWELL, b. 08 May 1837, Parramatta rg ; d. 04 Dec 1900, Queanbeyan rg iii. MARGARET JANE BOSWELL, b. 27 Jun 1840, Parramatta; d. 15 Aug Generation No HENRY JAMES 3 BOSWELL (GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 03 Feb 1833 in Parramatta, and died 10 Aug 1906 in Yass. He married HARRIETT CLARKE 1870 in Yass. She was born 17 Aug 1845 in Cobbitty, and died 27 Feb 1930 in Yass. HENRY JAMES BOSWELL: Occupation: Farmer at Yass Children of HENRY BOSWELL and HARRIETT CLARKE are: i. AMY JANE 4 BOSWELL, b. 1870, Yass rg 19710; d. 23 Nov ii. ELIZABETH J BOSWELL, b. 06 Jul 1872, Yass rg 19947; d. 09 Nov 1896, Yass rg iii. HENRY GEORGE H BOSWELL, b. 1875, Yass rg 21884; d. 05 Oct iv. MYRA AGNES BOSWELL, b. 1876, Yass rg 22873; d. 02 Jan v. RICHARD JAMES BOSWELL, b. 12 Nov 1879, Yass rg 26248; d. 06 Jun vi. WINIFRED BOSWELL, b. 1881, Yass rg 28355; d vii. EDITH LOUISE BOSWELL, b. 1882, Yass rg 29311; d. 13 Jul viii. MINNIE BOSWELL, b. 1884, Yass rg 33447; d. 04 Apr ix. MAY LEANA BOSWELL, b. 1886, Yass rg 35720; d. 31 Jul x. ETHEL DAISY BOSWELL, b. 1887, Yass rg 36717; d. 27 Mar WILLIAM ALEXANDER 3 BOSWELL (GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 08 May 1837 in Parramatta rg , and died 04 Dec 1900 in Queanbeyan rg He married MARTHA MATILDA ELLIOTT 1865 in Queanbeyan rg 23085, daughter of OWEN ELLIOTT and CATHERINE MCALPINE. She was born 28 Oct 1841 in Gundaroo, and died 1934 in Parramatta WILLIAM ALEXANDER BOSWELL: Burial: 05 Dec 1900, Gundaroo Presbyterian Cemetery Cause of Death: Bronchitis Occupation: Undertaker Thursday 30 August 1934 BOSWELL August at the residence of her daughter at Gore Street, Parramatta Martha Matllda Boswell loving mother at Albert George and Christina aged 93 years. MARTHA MATILDA ELLIOTT: Burial: 30 Aug 1934, Rookwood C/E Cemetery Children of WILLIAM BOSWELL and MARTHA ELLIOTT are: 5. i. ALBERT ERNEST 4 BOSWELL, b. 1867, Queanbeyan rg 15308; d. 16 Mar 1945, District Hospital Bowral. ii. OSCAR G BOSWELL, b. 1869, Queanbeyan rg 17230; d. 1870, Queanbeyan rg iii. HERBERT WILLIAM BOSWELL, b. 1871, Queanbeyan rg 16527; d. 1876, Queanbeyan rg iv. GEORGE HENRY BOSWELL, b. 1873, Queanbeyan rg 17614; d. 08 Jan 1958, Balmain, NSW. v. CHRISTINA BOSWELL, b. 1875, Queanbeyan rg 18635; d. 16 Jun 1965, Parramatta, NSW. vi. MARY JANE BOSWELL, b. 1878, Queanbeyan rg vii. ERNEST EUGENE BOSWELL, b. 1883, Queanbeyan rg 29182; d. 21 May 1920, Newtown Newtown burial C of E Rookwood, NSW.

5 4. MARGARET JANE 3 BOSWELL (GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 27 Jun 1840 in Parramatta, and died 15 Aug She married ROBERT CHARLES MASTERS 27 Nov 1858 in Gundaroo, son of CHARLES MASTERS and PHILADELPHIA PAINE. He was born 16 Jul 1837 in Gundaroo, and died 21 Mar 1923 in Yass (78) rg Burial: Bowning Anglican Cemetery ROBERT CHARLES MASTERS: Christening: 24 Jun 1838, Gundaroo NSW Thursday 29 November 1923 YASS-An old resident of Bowning Robert Masters, has died, aged 86 Children of MARGARET BOSWELL and ROBERT MASTERS are: i. EDWARD HENRY 4 MASTERS, b. 05 Aug 1859, Queanbeyan rg 11854; d. 1930, Yass rg ii. CHARLES ALFRED MASTERS, b. 1861, Queanbeyan; d. 1935, Temora. iii. RODERICK A MASTERS, b. 1864, Queanbeyan rg 13974; d. 1881, Yass rg iv. SPENCER J MASTERS, b. 1866, Queanbeyan rg 14086; d. 1935, Yass rg v. WILLIAM ALEXANDER MASTERS, b. 1868, Yass rg 18481; d. 1935, Mittagong rg vi. EMMA JANE MASTERS, b. 1871, Yass rg ; d. 29 Nov 1955, Yass NSW. 11. vii. ROBERT MASTERS, b. 1873, Yass rg 21133; d. 1947, Temora 28369/1947. viii. GEORGE FREDERICK MASTERS, b. 1875, Yass rg 22246; d ix. SYDNEY JOHN MASTERS, b. 1878, Yass rg ; d. 1952, Yass 14278/1952. Generation No ALBERT ERNEST 4 BOSWELL (WILLIAM ALEXANDER 3, GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 1867 in Queanbeyan rg 15308, and died 16 Mar 1945 in District Hospital Bowral. He married GRACE F, daughter of WILLIAM and SARA. She died 1930 in Mittagong, NSW. Monday 19 March 1945 BOSWELL-March 16, 1945 at the District Hospital Bowral. Albert Ernest Boswell of Mittagong dearly loved father oí Reg Interned at Rowes Hill Mittagong 18th lnst. Children of ALBERT BOSWELL and GRACE F are: i. REGINALD W 5 BOSWELL, b. 1896, Braidwood, NSW; d. 18 Aug ii. CHARLES E R BOSWELL, b. 1899, Braidwood, NSW; d. 1934, Bowral, NSW. 6. GEORGE HENRY 4 BOSWELL (WILLIAM ALEXANDER 3, GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 1873 in Queanbeyan rg 17614, and died 08 Jan 1958 in Balmain, NSW. He married EMILY PIPER 1907 in Parramatta, daughter of WILLIAM PIPER and SARAH. She died 1968 in St. Leonards. Child of GEORGE BOSWELL and EMILY PIPER is: i. WILLIAM JOHN 5 BOSWELL, d. 1971, St. Leonards. 7. CHARLES ALFRED 4 MASTERS (MARGARET JANE 3 BOSWELL, GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 1861 in Queanbeyan, and died 1935 in Temora. He married ELIZA ARMOUR 1891 in Yass NSW, daughter of ALEXANDER ARMOUR and ELIZA MASTERS. She was born 1867 in binalong Nsw, and died 1935 in Temora NSW. Children of CHARLES MASTERS and ELIZA ARMOUR are: i. FRANK A 5 MASTERS, d. 1909, Temora NSW. 13. ii. ERNEST DONALD MASTERS, b. 15 Jan 1893, Yass NSW; d. 1964, Temora NSW.

6 iii. ARTHUR CHARLES MASTERS, b. 1895, Temora NSW; d. 1962, Temora NSW. iv. MILDRED MATILDA MASTERS, b. 1897, Temora NSW; d. 1926, Temora NSW. v. LEANOR MASTERS, b. 1900, Temora NSW; d. Wodonga, Victoria; m. GEORGE H WOOD, 1920, Temora NSW. vi. EMMA J MASTERS, b. 1902, Temora NSW; d. 1934, Temora NSW; m. WALTER R PLATT, 1922, Temora NSW. 8. SPENCER J 4 MASTERS (MARGARET JANE 3 BOSWELL, GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 1866 in Queanbeyan rg 14086, and died 1935 in Yass rg He married ADA BETSY CHAPPLE 1890 in Yass NSW, daughter of JOHN CHAPPLE and LOUISE WINTER. She was born 1863 in Yass, NSW rg 1525, and died 1925 in Yass, NSW. Children of SPENCER MASTERS and ADA CHAPPLE are: i. RODERICK ELIAS 5 MASTERS, b. 1891, Wagga Wagga; d. 18 Dec 1916, At Sea. RODERICK ELIAS MASTERS: Unit embarked from Sydney, New South Wales, on board HMATA72 Beltana on 25 November Burial: Hollybrook Memorial, Southampton, England Cause of Death: Disease Military service: Bet. 11 Nov - 18 Dec 1916, WW1 Occupation: Labourer Religion: Church of England ii. iii. HUBERT I MASTERS, b. 1893, Yass NSW; d. 1923, Junee NSW. THANET JOHN MASTERS, b. 20 Aug 1896, Yass NSW; d. 12 Apr 1946, Deniliquin NSW; m. OLIVE. THANET JOHN MASTERS: Military service: Bet. 01 Apr Sep 1945, WW2 iv. HARRY CHAPPLE MASTERS, b. 1899, Yass NSW; d. 1957, Eden NSW. v. MARGARET LOUISA MASTERS, b. 23 Jul 1903, Bowning NSW; d. 05 Nov 1974, Auburn NSW; m. AMBROSE JOHN GILBERT 'DES' DESAILLY, 1923, Junee NSW; b. 1903; d. 05 Jan 1963, Auburn NSW. vi. JOHN ROSS MASTERS, b. 1906, Yass NSW; d. 05 Oct 1942, Lost at sea near Charterhall, Scotland. JOHN ROSS MASTERS: Wednesday 28 October 1942 R.A.A.F. LOSSES AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT. MASTERS, Sgt. J. R.. Yass MASTERS John Ross - (Sergeant); Service Number ; File type - Casualty - Repatriation; Aircraft - Blenheim MkI L8613; Place - Lost at sea near Charterhall, Scotland; Date - 5 October 1942 vii. LYDIA E MASTERS, b. 1910, Yass NSW; m. WILLIAM J WILKINS, 1932, Yass NSW. 9. WILLIAM ALEXANDER 4 MASTERS (MARGARET JANE 3 BOSWELL, GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 1868 in Yass rg 18481, and died 1935 in Mittagong rg He married LYDIA ANNE CHAPPLE 1900 in Yass NSW, daughter of JOHN CHAPPLE and LOUISE WINTER. She was born 1868 in Gunning, NSW, and died 22 Jun 1947 in Boorowa NSW. Children of WILLIAM MASTERS and LYDIA CHAPPLE are: i. ADA LOUISE 5 MASTERS, b. 05 Aug 1902, Gunning NSW; d. 03 Oct 1979, Boorowa NSW; m. CEDRIC WILLIAM STIRLING RUFUS SOUTHWELL, 1925, Murrunburah NSW; b. 1905, Yass NSW; d. 04 Dec 1970, Boorowa NSW. ii. RUTH LYDIA MASTERS, b. 1904, Gunning NSW; d. 1938, Bowral NSW; m. HORACE COCKS, 1928, iii. Bowral NSW. DAVID W MASTERS, b. 1907, Gunning NSW.

7 10. EMMA JANE 4 MASTERS (MARGARET JANE 3 BOSWELL, GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 1871 in Yass rg , and died 29 Nov 1955 in Yass NSW. She married JOHN C BOYTON 1901 in Yass NSW. He was born 1877 in Goulburn NSW, and died 06 Aug 1927 in Yass NSW. Children of EMMA MASTERS and JOHN BOYTON are: i. ARTHUR J 5 BOYTON, b. 1903, Yass NSW. ii. ROBERT MASTERS BOYTON, b. 1905, Jerilderie NSW; d. 05 Apr 1991, Goulburn NSW. iii. LOUISA CRISP BOYTON, b. 1907, Lockhart NSW; d. 1995, Yass NSw. 11. ROBERT 4 MASTERS (MARGARET JANE 3 BOSWELL, GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 1873 in Yass rg 21133, and died 1947 in Temora 28369/1947. He married HARRIET HARMER 14 Aug 1899 in Church of England, Tumut NSW. She was born 04 Jan 1879 in Goobarragandra, NSW, and died 1971 in Temora, NSW. Children of ROBERT MASTERS and HARRIET HARMER are: 14. i. DULCIE ALMA 5 MASTERS, b. 11 Sep 1900, Yass NSW; d. 1968, Temora NSW. 15. ii. EDNA VIOLET MASTERS, b. 1903, Yass NSW; d. 1973, St Leonards, NSW. iii. VERA L MASTERS, b. 1905, Yass NSW; m. ARTHUR COX, 1949, Sydney NSW. iv. RUBY D MASTERS, b. 1907, Yass NSW; d. 1908, Yass NSW. v. ROBERT HOWARD SPENCER MASTERS, b. 03 Oct 1908, Yass NSW; m. EILEEN J DEVEREAUX, 1932, Redfern NSW. ROBERT HOWARD SPENCER MASTERS: Military service: Bet. 23 Feb Sep 1945, WW2 vi. NORMAN VICTOR MASTERS, b. 1911, Yass NSW; m. RITA I C HUSSEY, Leeton NSW. vii. DOREEN M MASTERS, b. 1914; m. ROY ALFRED ALCHIN, SYDNEY JOHN 4 MASTERS (MARGARET JANE 3 BOSWELL, GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 1878 in Yass rg , and died 1952 in Yass 14278/1952. He married EMMA ROSETTA DAVIS 1907 in Yass NSW, daughter of JOHN DAVIS and DEBORAH STONHAM. She was born 1883 in Yass NSW 31920, and died 1953 in Yass NSW. Children of SYDNEY MASTERS and EMMA DAVIS are: i. JOHN ROBERT 5 MASTERS, b. 1907, Gundagai NSW; d. 26 May 1973, Yass NSW; m. CATHERINE; d. 22 ii. May 1983, Yass NSW. IVY MATILDA MASTERS, b. 1911, Canowindra NSEW; m. NEVILLE GEORGE DOWLING, 1953, Yass NSW. Generation No ERNEST DONALD 5 MASTERS (CHARLES ALFRED 4, MARGARET JANE 3 BOSWELL, GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 15 Jan 1893 in Yass NSW, and died 1964 in Temora NSW. He married DULCIE ALMA MASTERS 1921 in Temora NSW, daughter of ROBERT MASTERS and HARRIET HARMER. She was born 11 Sep 1900 in Yass NSW, and died 1968 in Temora NSW. ERNEST DONALD MASTERS: Military service: Bet. 05 Jul Sep 1945, WW2 Child of ERNEST MASTERS and DULCIE MASTERS is: i. JACK TERRENCE 6 MASTERS, d. 1940, Temora NSW.

8 14. DULCIE ALMA 5 MASTERS (ROBERT 4, MARGARET JANE 3 BOSWELL, GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 11 Sep 1900 in Yass NSW, and died 1968 in Temora NSW. She married ERNEST DONALD MASTERS 1921 in Temora NSW, son of CHARLES MASTERS and ELIZA ARMOUR. He was born 15 Jan 1893 in Yass NSW, and died 1964 in Temora NSW. ERNEST DONALD MASTERS: Military service: Bet. 05 Jul Sep 1945, WW2 Child is listed above under (13) Ernest Donald Masters. 15. EDNA VIOLET 5 MASTERS (ROBERT 4, MARGARET JANE 3 BOSWELL, GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 1903 in Yass NSW, and died 1973 in St Leonards, NSW. She married WILLIAM R NEWSON 1920 in West Wyalong NSW. He was born 1895 in Temora NSW. Children of EDNA MASTERS and WILLIAM NEWSON are: i. DOROTHY 6 NEWSON. ii. JACK NEWSON. 16. iii. MARJORIS EDNA NEWSON, b. 19 Nov 1925; d. 06 May 2006, Brisbane Qld. Generation No MARJORIS EDNA 6 NEWSON (EDNA VIOLET 5 MASTERS, ROBERT 4, MARGARET JANE 3 BOSWELL, GEORGE 2, PETER 1 ) was born 19 Nov 1925, and died 06 May 2006 in Brisbane Qld. She married LEONARD CECIL SCHMALKUCHE. He was born 27 Nov 1919, and died 25 Jun Sydney Morning Herald SCHMALKUCHE, Marjorie Edna SCHMALKUCHE, Marjorie Edna. Late of Brisbane, formerly of Walgett and Forster. Passed away peacefully May 6, Aged 65 years. Loving mother of Ivan, Brian and Peter. Loved and remembered always by her family and friends. A private family service was held in Brisbane on Thursday (May 11, 2006). In the Care of WHITE LADY FUNERALS Chelmer An Australian Company Children of MARJORIS NEWSON and LEONARD SCHMALKUCHE are: i. BRIAN 7 SCHMALKUCHE. ii. PETER SCHMALKUCHE. iii. IVAN SCHMALKUCHE.

TOOP Family. Family Notices. (1951, June 26). The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld. : ), p. 10.

TOOP Family. Family Notices. (1951, June 26). The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld. : ), p. 10. (37524) COOM, Emma Sarah Ann b ; par Austin COOM & Emma DIXON; sp Alfred George TOOP (1864 - c1929), ch Gladys Mildred d 4-Mar-1955 (m GARD), Beatrice Amabel b 21-Mar-1891 307 d 16- Apr-1958 (m HANDFORD);