Descendants of John Rabjohns

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1 Descendants of John Rabjohns Generation No JOHN 1 RABJOHNS was born Abt in Devon U.K.. He married MARGARET FARE 11 Sep 1809 in Devon. She was born 25 Jan 1786 in Devon U.K., and died Children of JOHN RABJOHNS and MARGARET FARE are: 2. i. HENRY 2 RABJOHNS, b. Abt. 1824, Stoke, Canon Devon; d. 28 Apr 1908, Collector (84). ii. JANE RABJOHNS, b. 1826, Stoke Canon, Devon, England. Christening: 19 Nov 1826, Stoke Canon, Devon, England iii. SOPHIA RABJOHNS, b. 1829, Stoke Canon, Devon, England; d. 07 Aug Christening: 30 Aug 1829, Stoke Canon, Devon, England Generation No HENRY 2 RABJOHNS (JOHN 1 ) was born Abt in Stoke, Canon Devon, and died 28 Apr 1908 in Collector (84). He married JANE ELIZA GALE 01 Apr 1847 in Exeter, U.K.. She was born 06 Dec 1816 in Exminster, Devon, and died 01 Jan 1876 in Collector (60). HENRY RABJOHNS: Henry Rabjohns, aged 25, Jane Eliza Rabjohns, aged 31 and infant Mary Jane Elizabeth Rabjohns arrived 1849 on the Julindur. Occupatiom Policeman/Orchardist. Henry & Jane are buried together, with their daughter Alice in the Collector General Cemetery, NSW. Christening: 09 May 1824, Stoke Canon, Devon, England Children of HENRY RABJOHNS and JANE GALE are: 3. i. MARY JANE ELIZABETH 3 RABJOHNS, b. 1848, Exeter U.K.; d. 1924, Parramatta. 4. ii. PRISCILLA MARGARET RABJOHNS, b. 20 Apr 1850, Mummil rg Goulburn, NSW V A/1852; d. 11 Jun 1878, Young 10709/1878 (28). 5. iii. HELEN ELIZA PUGH RABJOHNS, b. 04 Jul 1852, Collector, NSW; d. 15 Aug 1929, Gunning 17287/ iv. WALTER JOHN RABJOHNS, b. 1854, Collector, NSW; d. 05 Sep 1933, Goulburn, NSW. v. ALICE SOPHIA A RABJOHNS, b. 1856, Goulburn, NSW 4643/1856; d. 1904, Gunning rg vi. FRANCES C RABJOHNS, b. Apr 1857, Collector 7182/1858; d. 28 Sep 1857, Collector 4 months. 7. vii. HANNAH MARIA TOTHIN RABJOHNS, b. 1862, Collector, NSW; d. 08 Oct 1911, Collector, NSW. 8. viii. ARTHUR ROBERT WILLIAM RABJOHNS, b. 1863, Collector Rg Goulburn, NSW 7729/1863; d. 19 Oct 1934, 21780/1934. Generation No MARY JANE ELIZABETH 3 RABJOHNS (HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 1848 in Exeter U.K., and died 1924 in Parramatta. She married EDWARD BOXALL STALLARD 24 Mar 1873 in St. John's Church, Young. He was born 11 Mar 1850 in Nelson N.Z., and died 1927 in Goulburn, NSW. Children of MARY RABJOHNS and EDWARD STALLARD are: 9. i. HUBERT HENRY 4 STALLARD, b. Nymagee NSW; d. 04 Sep 1945, Private Hospital, North Sydney, NSW. ii. HARRIET MABEL STALLARD, b. 1874, Young NSW; d. 1875, Young NSW. iii. ALBERT EDWARD STALLARD, b. 1876, Young NSW; d. 17 Oct 1955, Normanhurst - Will; m. OLIVE GRIFFITHS, 1912, Nowra, NSW; d. 16 Aug 1978, Collaroy (92). iv. WALTER FRANCIS B STALLARD, b. 1878, Young NSW; d. 1935, Cessnock, NSW. 10. v. EDITH CLARISE STALLARD, b. 1880, Young NSW; d. 07 Sep 1959, Corrimal, NSW. vi. FRANCES EVELINE STALLARD, b. 1884, Nymagee NSW; d. 1889, Nymagee NSW.

2 vii. FREDERICK WILLIAM STALLARD, b. 22 Mar 1886, Nymagee NSW; d. 01 Feb 1973, Caringbah; m. ETHEL MAY KENNELLY, 1937, Manly; b. 1898; d. 15 Sep 1974, late of Waterfall, formerly of Caringbah (86). 11. viii. ARTHUR BERTRAM STALLARD, b. 1888, Nymagee NSW; d. 29 Jun 1961, Blayney, NSW. 4. PRISCILLA MARGARET 3 RABJOHNS (HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 20 Apr 1850 in Mummil rg Goulburn, NSW V A/1852, and died 11 Jun 1878 in Young 10709/1878 (28). She married ROBERT DENNY 15 May 1872 in Methodist Church, Young NSW. He was born Abt in Ballygarrett, Co Wexford, Ieland, and died 05 Apr 1883 in Liverpool Asylum (53). Denny, Robert Exile Glasgow Tried 2 October years - THE END OF CONVICTISM On August 8, 1849, the ship Randolph entered Port Phillip with convicts on board. But the citizens of Melbourne had been warned from London that she was coming, and several excited meetings had been held to organize resistance. The tone was stern and menacing. One influential speaker declared, amidst great cheering, that 'he should be one for resisting, even to the death, the landing of such cargoes.' Edward Wilson, the editor of the ARGUS--which was established in wrote in his newspaper that a resort to force was 'warranted alike by the laws of God and man,' and he urged a union of colonists 'to repel by physical force any other attempt to land convicts on our shores.' Latrobe, the Superintendent of Port Phillip, recognized that the feeling of the population was dangerous, and he therefore directed the captain of the Randolph to take the convicts round to Sydney. He did the same when a second vessel with 'Pentonvillains' on board, the Hashemy, arrived in May. Thus did the Melbourne people, by the menace of rebellion, free their province from an infliction which they loathed. In Sydney the Governor, Sir Charles Fitzroy, found himself confronted with an antipathy hardly less violent. The Legislative Council had already passed a resolution protesting against New South Wales being 'again made a place to which British offenders may be transported,' and public meetings had expressed the same feeling. The Sydney HERALD (founded 1831) had as far back as 1834 urged that the convict system involved 'an abominable system of misrule and total depravity,' and that only by its abolition could this country 'gain a standing among the British colonies.' This journal had steadily worked for the abolition of the system, and a strong body of public opinion had been formed to support that policy. Fitzroy, perceiving that the landing of the convicts from the Randolph and the HASHEMY would probably lead to trouble, sent them on to Moreton Bay. Lord Grey quite failed to understand the change that had come over Australia after over half a century's experience of convictism. He never realized the difference that was made by the free settlers far outnumbering the malefactors. He could not appreciate that the time had come when there was a large population whose native land was Australia, and who nourished an affectionate care for its future wellbeing. When he wrote his book on COLONIAL POLICY in 1853, he advanced the proposition that England was 'perfectly justified in continuing the practice of transportation to Australia, the colonies being only entitled to ask that in the arrangements for conducting it their interests and welfare should be consulted as far as possible.' He had not moved from that vicious attitude of English statesmen towards the colonies which was largely responsible for the American Revolution. The colonies, in this view, existed primarily for the benefit of the mother-country, and their own wishes and interests must be kept subordinate. Lord Grey commented on the 'great advantage of not allowing men who have been guilty of serious crimes to return to their former homes,' and asked what the consequence to England would be if several thousand men 'who under the existing system would be permanently removed from the United Kingdom, are to be annually turned loose on society.' That they had been turned loose on society in the colonies, with deplorable results, did not trouble this unimaginative Whig politician. The same view was expressed in a House of Commons debate. 'The country had a right to look to our colonies to receive our convicts without complaint,' babbled an indignant member. These incidents of the revolt from convictism in the country which had been colonized by the British for that very purpose, represented the death-struggle of the system in New South Wales. It was continued in Van Diemen's Land till 1853, and in Norfolk Island till The connection of Western Australia with it has been related.

3 Wednesday 21 August 1850 THE CONVICT SHIP RANDOLPH. Copy of a Despatch from Governor Fitz Roy to Earl Grey. Government House, 1st Sept., MY LORD-I have the honor to transmit the report of the Principal Superintendent of Convicts of the arrival, classification, and distribution of the convicts by the ship Randolph, which vessel arrived here on the 20th ultimo, having been sent on from Port Phillip under the instructions given by me to Mr. Latrobe, which I reported to your Lordship in my despatch, No. 42, of the 21st of March last. As this is the first ship that has been sent on under those instructions, I have much satisfaction m being enabled to state that three days after her arrival, without any public notice, the convicts on board were open to hire, and the whole of them (excepting thirty-nine intended to be distributed between the Moreton Bay and the Clarence River districts, from whence numerous applications have been received) were hired within seven hours of their being allowed to engage themselves, by respectable employers, at wages varying from 10 to 20 a year, with ample weekly rations. With these facts before your Lordship, I trust I may be considered as having been rally justified in complying with the application so "urgently pressed upon me by Mr. Latrobe, and by the inhabitants of the Port Phillip district, that no convicts should be landed within its precincts, and that the additional expense incurred in chartering the Randolph on to Sydney will be deemed by your Lordship of little moment in comparison with the great excitement and ill feeling towards her Majesty's government which would have been created had Í persisted, contrary to the unanimously and strongly expressed opposition of the most respectable inhabitants of this important district, m forcing - convicts upon it, which sob sequent and recent proceedings which have taken place m Melbourne leave it beyond a doubt that such a step would have led to the adoption of measures of passive resistance to the reception and employment of these people, of a similár nature to those which are re- ported in newspapers lately received to have taken place at the Cape of Good Hope, and which by thus defeating the instructions of government, and throwing back the convicts on its hands, could not have' failed to have caused, great excitement and much confusion; whereas by transferring' them. at once to Sydney, they have not only been distributed without the slightest remark 'or opposition, bat have been, eagerly sought after. I may add.also, that in order to the proper réception and distribution of the convicts landed at Melbourne, it would have been necessary to have established there a branch of the convict department, which, as your lordship will perceive from the annexed report and estimate of the Principal Superintendent of Convicts, could not have been done under An annual expense of upwards of 550.-I have, &c, CHAS. FITZ BOY. The Right Honorable Earl Grey, &Co. Copy of a Despatch from Earl Grey to Governor Sir C. Fitz Roy. Downing-street, 29th January, SIR-I have the honour to acknowledge your despatch, No. 189, of the 1st of September last, reporting the arrival of the ship Randolph with 196 convicts, which vessel had been sent on to Sydney from Port Phillip under the authority which you gave to Mr. Latrobe for that purpose. From your report it appears that, with the exception of thirty-nine of these convicts, who were retained in order to meet the demand, for their services at Moreton Bay and the Clarence Biver, the whole of the men who arrived in the Randolph were able, within seven hours of their being allowed to engage themselves, to find employment at fair wages.. I have had much satisfaction in receiving this intelligence. It is also due to you to state that the circumstances which yon explain in your despatch appear quite sufficient to prove that your decision to provide for sending on these people from Port Phillip to Sydney was very judicious, and I have to convey to you my approval of that measure. I shall accordingly move the Secretary of State for the Home Department to take the necessary steps for procuring a sanction of the extra expenditure of 500 required for the conveyance of this party of men to Sydney. I have, «fee, GREY. Sir C. A. Fitz Boy, &c. 7297/1883 DENNY ROBERT AGE 53 YEARS DIED LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL

4 Robert Randolph /592 Ticket of Leave [4/4218; Reel 962*] District: Liverpool; Tried: Glasgow CJ Children of PRISCILLA RABJOHNS and ROBERT DENNY are: 12. i. HENRY EDWIN 4 DENNY, b. 05 Oct 1873, Rose and Willow Farm, Collector; d. 26 May 1945, Perth W.A. (72). ii. MARY ALICE DENNY, b. 1875, Young; d. 18 Aug 1962, Kelly. iii. PRISCILLA DENNY, b. 1878, Young; d. 1878, Young. 5. HELEN ELIZA PUGH 3 RABJOHNS (HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 04 Jul 1852 in Collector, NSW, and died 15 Aug 1929 in Gunning 17287/1929. She married DAVID WINTER 06 Jun 1870 in Collector. He was born 16 Jul 1845, and died 11 Mar 1930 in Gunning, NSW. Children of HELEN RABJOHNS and DAVID WINTER are: 13. i. ALBERT HENRY 4 WINTER, b. 25 Jul 1871, Gunning, NSW; d. 09 Feb ii. ROBERT ERNEST WINTER, b. 1874, Yass, NSW; d. 15 Jul 1950, West Wyalong, NSW. 15. iii. AMY ELIZABETH WINTER, b. 1880, Gunning, NSW; d. 21 Jul 1945, Gunning, NSW. 16. iv. WALTER CECIL WINTER, b. 1883, Gunning, NSW; d. 03 Dec 1949, Gunning, NSW. v. ELLA PRISCILLA WINTER, b. 28 Dec 1887, Ashell, NSW; d. 08 Jan 1888, Ashell 12 days. 6. WALTER JOHN 3 RABJOHNS (HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 1854 in Collector, NSW, and died 05 Sep 1933 in Goulburn, NSW. He married CHARLOTTE RANGER 1880 in Goulburn, NSW. She was born 1862 in Goulburn, NSW, and died 27 Sep 1925 in Goulburn, NSW (95). Children of WALTER RABJOHNS and CHARLOTTE RANGER are: 17. i. HENRY 'SAMSON' 4 RABJOHNS, b. 1881, Goulburn, NSW; d. 1953, Bulli 14622/1953. ii. HERBERT STANLEY RABJOHNS, b. 1885, Goulburn, NSW; d. 02 Feb 1942, Goulburn, NSW; m. ESTHER JANE SMITH, 1912, Crookwell; d. 02 Feb 1935, Goulburn, NSW. iii. ALICE EDNA RABJOHNS, b. 1886, Goulburn, NSW; d. 11 May 1919, 'Rosedale' Nr Roslyn. ALICE EDNA RABJOHNS: 11TH MAY 1919 ROSEDALE NEAR ROSLYN RABJOHNS, ALICE EDNA FEMALE 23 YEARS STRYCHNINE POISONING SELF ADMINISTERED, SAMUEL L COX, CORONER, PAR WALTER JOHN RABJOHNS, CHARLOTTE RANGER W J RABJOHNS, BROTHER, ROSLYN E V COLEMAN, JUNE 19TH 1919 CWL 13TH MAY 1919 COFE CEM CWL, T E KENNEDY CHRIS W CLARKE, COFE, A S BOYS, A SMITH NOT MARRIED 18. iv. OSWALD PERCY RABJOHNS, b. Abt. 1888, Goulburn, NSW; d. 17 Jan 1959, Goulburn, NSW. 19. v. WALTER JAMES RABJOHNS, b. 1890, Goulburn, NSW; d. 15 Sep 1969, Crookwell, NSW. vi. EVA MARION RABJOHNS, b. 1894, Crookwell, NSW; d. 1894, Goulburn, NSW. 20. vii. VERA DORIS RABJOHNS, b. 1898, Goulburn, NSW; d. 24 Jan 2002, (103 yrs) late of Goulburn, NSW. 21. viii. AUBREY GEORGE HENRY RABJOHNS, b. 20 Jul 1900, Goulburn, NSW; d. 14 Jun 1978, Goulburn, NSW. 7. HANNAH MARIA TOTHIN 3 RABJOHNS (HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 1862 in Collector, NSW, and died 08 Oct 1911 in Collector, NSW. She married ROBERT SHERIDAN 1883 in Goulburn, NSW. He was born 1856 in Goulburn, NSW, and died 18 Jul 1936 in Collector, NSW. More About ROBERT SHERIDAN: Baptism: 02 Nov 1856, Gunning, NSW Children of HANNAH RABJOHNS and ROBERT SHERIDAN are: 22. i. LOVEY APOLONIA 4 SHERIDAN, b. 1884, Goulburn, NSW; d. 14 Feb 1964, Collector, NSW.

5 ii. PERCY L SHERIDAN, b. Jun 1889, Queanbeyan, NSW; d. 12 Aug 1889, Collector 2 Months. iii. JAMES SHERIDAN, b. 1890, Goulburn, NSW; d. 1890, Queanbeyan, NSW. iv. ROBERT LEE SHERIDAN, b. 27 Jun 1899, High Knoll, Collector, NSW; d. 27 Oct 1980, Collector, NSW; m. ALICE TAYLOR GRANGER, 1933, Young, NSW; b. 1904; d. 20 Jun 1995, Collector, NSW. v. WALTER HENRY SHERIDAN, b. 1901, Goulburn, NSW; d. 1902, Queanbeyan, NSW. Baptism: 12 May 1901, Gunning, NSW 8. ARTHUR ROBERT WILLIAM 3 RABJOHNS (HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 1863 in Collector Rg Goulburn, NSW 7729/1863, and died 19 Oct 1934 in 21780/1934. He married ELLEN 'NELLIE'NOAKES 14 Apr 1897 in Collector NSW. She was born 27 Mar 1868, and died 25 May 1953 in Wagga Wagga rg Junee 14872/1953. Child of ARTHUR RABJOHNS and ELLEN 'NELLIE'NOAKES is: 23. i. MABEL C 4 RABJOHNS, b. 1903, Goulburn, NSW; d. 12 Aug 1936, Goulburn, NSW. Generation No HUBERT HENRY 4 STALLARD (MARY JANE ELIZABETH 3 RABJOHNS, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born in Nymagee NSW, and died 04 Sep 1945 in Private Hospital, North Sydney, NSW. He married ALICE MAY TURNER 1918 in Peak Hill, NSW. She died 02 Dec 1986 in Sydney, NSW. Wednesday 5 September 1945 > STALLARD September at a private hospital, North Sydney, Hubert Henry, beloved husband of Alice Stallard and loving, father of Jovce. Valda, Norma. and Yvonne, and loving brother cf Albert. Walter (deceased). Edith. Fred, and Arthur, aged 51 More About HUBERT HENRY STALLARD: Burial: Northern Sub Cemetery Children of HUBERT STALLARD and ALICE TURNER are: i. JOYCE 5 STALLARD. ii. VALDA STALLARD. iii. NORMA STALLARD. iv. YVONNE STALLARD. 10. EDITH CLARISE 4 STALLARD (MARY JANE ELIZABETH 3 RABJOHNS, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 1880 in Young NSW, and died 07 Sep 1959 in Corrimal, NSW. She married HENRY 'SAMSON' RABJOHNS 1912 in Nymagee NSW rg 10793, son of WALTER RABJOHNS and CHARLOTTE RANGER. He was born 1881 in Goulburn, NSW, and died 1953 in Bulli 14622/1953. Children of EDITH STALLARD and HENRY RABJOHNS are: i. MAVIS EDITH 5 RABJOHNS, b. 1913, Goulburn, NSW. ii. VONNE CLARISE RABJOHNS, b. 1916, Goulburn, NSW; d. 30 Sep 2000, late of Mt. Warrigal; m. JACK YEO, 1936, Bowral 18383/1936; b. 24 Nov 1907, Gulgong, NSW; d. 21 Jun 1984, at Dunedoo Hospital, late of Merrygoen. 11. ARTHUR BERTRAM 4 STALLARD (MARY JANE ELIZABETH 3 RABJOHNS, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 1888 in Nymagee NSW, and died 29 Jun 1961 in Blayney, NSW. He married MARIE ADELAIDE POWELL 1917 in Lithgow, NSW. She was born 1896, and died 10 Oct 1977 in Newtown, NSW (81). Child of ARTHUR STALLARD and MARIE POWELL is: i. RONALD GRAHAM 5 STALLARD, b. 1918, Newtown, NSW; d. 19 Sep 1994, Newcastle, NSW.

6 12. HENRY EDWIN 4 DENNY (PRISCILLA MARGARET 3 RABJOHNS, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 05 Oct 1873 in Rose and Willow Farm, Collector, and died 26 May 1945 in Perth W.A. (72). He married FLORENCE MAUDE OLHOF 20 Apr 1909 in Mt. Dixon rg Gunning. She was born 08 Sep 1878 in Mt. Dixon Gunning, and died 08 Feb 1951 in Katoomba (73). Occupation; Soldier/Policeman Friday 9 February 1951 > DENNY. Florence Maud.-February ; at Katoomba, formerly of Gunning, N S.W., widow ol the late Harry Edwin ; Denny and beloved mother of Mignon (Mrs. J. Yearnan, Blackheath), Noel (Epping), and Sax (deceased), and beloved grandmother of John. Margaret. Richard, and Pamela, Children of HENRY DENNY and FLORENCE OLHOF are: i. NOEL 5 DENNY. ii. MIGNON FLORENCE DENNY, b. 27 Feb 1910, Johannesburg S.A.; d. 30 Sep 1999, Canberra ACT; m. JOHN YEAMAN, 07 Feb 1936; b. 20 Dec 1907, Marrickville; d. 13 Feb 1986, Canberra, ACT. iii. EDWARD SAXON DENNY, b. 27 Jul 1911, Johannesburg S.A.; d. Bef ALBERT HENRY 4 WINTER (HELEN ELIZA PUGH 3 RABJOHNS, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 25 Jul 1871 in Gunning, NSW, and died 09 Feb He married SOPHIA MASTERS 1892 in Gunning, NSW. She was born 14 Jan 1867 in Gunning, NSW, and died Feb Children of ALBERT WINTER and SOPHIA MASTERS are: i. GLADYS ELSIE 5 WINTER, b. 1893, Wagga Wagga, NSW; d. 26 Mar 1967, Strathfield, NSW. ii. AMY ELIZABETH WINTER, b. 1897, Wagga Wagga, NSW; d. 1967, Burwood, NSW; m. HAROLD ALBERT DREW, 1935, Sydney; b iii. MURIEL S WINTER, b. 1899, Gunning, NSW; d. 1900, Boorowa, NSW. iv. ROY MESTER WINTER, b. 1901, Boorowa, NSW; d. 24 Jul 1956, Tahmoor, NSW; m. UNNIE M SIMPSON, 1932, Glebe, NSW. v. ALBERT RABJOHNS WINTER, b. 1904, Boorowa, NSW; d. 23 Sep 1969, Lane Cove, NSW; m. PRISCILLA I L FRAPE, 1930, Bathurst, NSW; d. 12 Aug 1997, late of Lane Cove, formerly of Paradise Point. vi. JOYCE M WINTER, b. 1905, Boorowa, NSW. 14. ROBERT ERNEST 4 WINTER (HELEN ELIZA PUGH 3 RABJOHNS, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 1874 in Yass, NSW, and died 15 Jul 1950 in West Wyalong, NSW. He married ETHEL STARR 1904 in Gunning, NSW. She was born 1877 in Goulburn, NSW, and died 10 Mar 1954 in West Wyalong, NSW. Children of ROBERT WINTER and ETHEL STARR are: i. ARNOLD STARR 5 WINTER, b. 1906, Albury, NSW; d. 28 Mar 1983, West Wyalong, NSW; m. MAY BOLTE, 1934, West Wyalong, NSW; d. 07 May Aged 76 yrs. IMO. Erected by loving Family. ii. iii. iv. ELLEN M WINTER, b. 1908, Albury, NSW; d. 1909, Albury, NSW. ALWIN DAVID WINTER, b. 1910, Albury, NSW; d. 18 Oct 1990, Gerrigong, NSW; m. ETHEL WILLANDRY MYERS, 1941, West Wyalong, NSW; b. 1912; d. 07 May 1990, Gerrigong, NSW. KELSIE ETHEL WINTER, b. 1913, Albury, NSW; m. HORACE JOSEPH KNIGHT, 1946, West Wyalong, NSW; d. 08 Aug 2006, West Wyalong, NSW (91). 15. AMY ELIZABETH 4 WINTER (HELEN ELIZA PUGH 3 RABJOHNS, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 1880 in Gunning, NSW, and died 21 Jul 1945 in Gunning, NSW. She married CHARLES H VENESS 1908 in Gunning, NSW. Child of AMY WINTER and CHARLES VENESS is: i. RITA I 5 VENESS, b. 1909, Newtown, NSW; d

7 16. WALTER CECIL 4 WINTER (HELEN ELIZA PUGH 3 RABJOHNS, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 1883 in Gunning, NSW, and died 03 Dec 1949 in Gunning, NSW. He married MABEL ELETHIA STARR She was born 1883 in Gunning, NSW, and died 05 Aug 1919 in Gunning, NSW. Children of WALTER WINTER and MABEL STARR are: i. PHYLLIS 5 WINTER, b. 1912, Goulburn, NSW; m. REGINALD JOHN DUFFY, 1944, Goulburn, NSW. ii. DAPHNE JOAN WINTER, b. 23 Jun 1916, Gunning, NSW; m. CYRIL JAMES HOLGATE, 24 Nov 1937, Methodist Church Lade Vale NSW; b. 07 Dec 1914, Dalton Via Gunning NSW; d. 12 Aug 1994, Gunning, NSW. CYRIL JAMES HOLGATE: WW2 Nominal Roll SERVICE RECORD Name HOLGATE, CYRIL JAMES Service Australian Army Service Number NX (N378910) Date of Birth 7 Dec 1914 Place of Birth DALTON, NSW Date of Enlistment 8 Oct 1942 Locality on Enlistment DALTON, NSW Place of Enlistment SYDNEY, NSW Next of Kin HOLGATE, DAPHNE Date of Discharge 13 Dec 1945 Rank Lance Bombardier Posting at Discharge 53 AUST A/A REGT AIF WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No CYRIL JAMES HOLGATE: Burial: Methodist Section General Cemetery Dalton Via Gunning NSW iii. BESSIE ELLEN WINTER, b. 1918, Gunning, NSW; d. 21 Jan 2006, at Endeavour Nursing Home, late of Warrimoo; m. EDMUND ESLING MILLS, 1941, Gunning, NSW; b. 29 Oct 1916, Marrickville, NSW; d. 01 Jan 1993, late of Warrimoo. 17. HENRY 'SAMSON' 4 RABJOHNS (WALTER JOHN 3, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 1881 in Goulburn, NSW, and died 1953 in Bulli 14622/1953. He married EDITH CLARISE STALLARD 1912 in Nymagee NSW rg 10793, daughter of EDWARD STALLARD and MARY RABJOHNS. She was born 1880 in Young NSW, and died 07 Sep 1959 in Corrimal, NSW. Children are listed above under (10) Edith Clarise Stallard. 18. OSWALD PERCY 4 RABJOHNS (WALTER JOHN 3, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born Abt in Goulburn, NSW, and died 17 Jan 1959 in Goulburn, NSW. He married (1) ETHEL ELIZABETH HARVEY 1920 in Victoria. She was born in Victoria, and died 12 Apr 1935 in Goulburn, NSW. He married (2) EDITH ELLEN WEEKES 1936 in Goulburn, NSW, daughter of JOHN WEEKES and ALICE SMITH. She was born 1890 in Goulburn, NSW NSW Rg.4128, and died OSWALD PERCY RABJOHNS: Regimental number 3560 Religion Church of England Occupation Grazier Address Roslyn, New South Wales Marital status Single Age at embarkation 29 Next of kin Father, Walter John Rabjohns, Roslyn, New South Wales Enlistment date 2 April 1917 Date of enlistment from Nominal Roll 18 January 1917

8 Rank on enlistment Private Unit name 6th Light Horse Regiment, 31st Reinforcement AWM Embarkation Roll number 10/11/4 Embarkation details Unit embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board HMAT A73 Commonwealth on 2 November 1917 Rank from Nominal Roll Private Unit from Nominal Roll 6th Light Horse Regiment Fate Returned to Australia 27 June 1919 Children of OSWALD RABJOHNS and ETHEL HARVEY are: i. OSWALD WALTER 5 RABJOHNS, b. 12 Sep 1920, Goulburn; m. JOYCE MCDONELL, 1946, Crookwell 3059/1946; b. 12 Dec 1924, Crookwell. RABJOHNS, OSWALD WALTER Service Australian Army Service Number N5177 Date of Birth 12 Sep 1920 Place of Birth GOULBURN, NSW Date of Enlistment 18 Dec 1941 Locality on Enlistment WOODHOUSLEES Place of Enlistment GOULBURN, NSW Next of Kin RABJOHNS, OSWALD Date of Discharge 8 Jan 1944 Rank Private Posting at Discharge Bulk Issue Petrol and Oil Depot WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display ii. iii. ETHEL RABJOHNS, d. Victoria. JACK HARVEY RABJOHNS, b. 1923, Goulburn; d. 28 Aug 1975, Woodhouslee rg Goulburn, NSW (52); m. NANCY RUTH RANGER, 1954, Goulburn, NSW; d. 24 Mar 2003, late of Woodhouselee. 19. WALTER JAMES 4 RABJOHNS (WALTER JOHN 3, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 1890 in Goulburn, NSW, and died 15 Sep 1969 in Crookwell, NSW. He married KATHERINE MCKINNON 1917 in Braidwood rg 2824, daughter of LACHLAN MCKINNON. She was born 1894 in Taralga, and died 06 Aug 1966 in Goulburn, NSW. Children of WALTER RABJOHNS and KATHERINE MCKINNON are: i. WALTER LINDSAY 5 RABJOHNS, b. 15 May 1919, Crookwell, NSW; d. 31 Dec 1988, Taralga, NSW; m. MAVIS EDITH HARVEY, 1943, Goulburn, NSW rg 2954; d. 29 Dec 2001, Taralga, NSW. ii. GORDON AUBREY RABJOHNS, b. 13 Dec 1920, Crookwell, NSW; d. 07 Mar 1977, Belmore Street, Goulburn, NSW A.I.F. (56); m. MARGARET ANN FENTON, 07 Jan 1959, Pejar Dam rg Crookwell 6163/1959; b. 02 Apr 1936, Crookwell; d. Oct RABJOHNS, GORDON AUBREY Service Australian Army Service Number NX93647 Date of Birth 13 Dec 1920 Place of Birth CROOKWELL, NSW Date of Enlistment 26 Mar 1942 Locality on Enlistment ROSLYN, NSW Place of Enlistment PADDINGTON, NSW Next of Kin RABJOHNS, WALTER Date of Discharge 19 Dec 1946 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 2/31 AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display

9 iii. STILLBORN FEMALE RABJOHNS, b. 28 May 1923, Crookwell, NSW; d. 28 May 1923, Crookwell, NSW. 20. VERA DORIS 4 RABJOHNS (WALTER JOHN 3, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 1898 in Goulburn, NSW, and died 24 Jan 2002 in (103 yrs) late of Goulburn, NSW. She married LORANCE WILLIAM OFFLEY 04 Aug 1920 in Crookwell rg He was born 1897 in Crookwell, NSW, and died 28 Sep 1957 in Taralga, NSW. Children of VERA RABJOHNS and LORANCE OFFLEY are: i. OLIVE EDNA 5 OFFLEY, b. 05 Jul 1921, Crookwell, NSW; m. JOHN FRANCIS KNOWLMAN, 1948, Goulburn, NSW; b. 11 Feb 1920, Goulburn, NSW; d. 03 May 1974, Goulburn, NSW. ii. VERA DORIS OFFLEY, b. 27 Nov 1922, Crookwell, NSW; d. 28 Jul 2004, at St George Hospital, Kogarah, late of Goulburn; m. ARCHIBALD HOAD, 1947, Goulburn, NSW; b. 03 Jan 1921, Sydney, NSW; d. 23 Oct 1989, Goulburn, NSW. 21. AUBREY GEORGE HENRY 4 RABJOHNS (WALTER JOHN 3, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 20 Jul 1900 in Goulburn, NSW, and died 14 Jun 1978 in Goulburn, NSW. He married PHYLLIS SARAH WEEKES 22 Jun 1929 in Goulburn, NSW, daughter of JOHN WEEKES and ALICE SMITH. She was born 1908 in Goulburn, NSW rg 24622, and died 21 Oct 1983 in Goulburn, NSW. Name RABJOHNS, AUBREY GEORGE HENRY Service Australian Army Service Number N Date of Birth 20 Sep 1900 Place of Birth SOODHENSETTA, NSW Date of Enlistment 10 Apr 1942 Locality on Enlistment ROSEDALE, NSW Place of Enlistment GOULBURN, NSW Next of Kin RABJOHNS, PHYLLIS Date of Discharge 20 Sep 1945 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 14 BATTALION VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS PART TIME DUTY WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Children of AUBREY RABJOHNS and PHYLLIS WEEKES are: i. DOROTHY 5 RABJOHNS, b. Goulburn; d. 1937, Goulburn, NSW. ii. VALERIE RABJOHNS, b. Abt. 1930, Goulburn; m. MATTHEW CHURCHILL; d. Dec. iii. ELAINE RABJOHNS, b. 1936, Goulburn; m. NORMAN BOLTON. iv. JANET RABJOHNS, b. Goulburn; m. COLIN PATRICK DOOLEY. 22. LOVEY APOLONIA 4 SHERIDAN (HANNAH MARIA TOTHIN 3 RABJOHNS, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 1884 in Goulburn, NSW, and died 14 Feb 1964 in Collector, NSW. She married FRANCIS JOSEPH POIDEVIN 03 Jan 1912 in Gunning, NSW. He was born 1885, and died 25 Feb 1968 in Goulburn, NSW. Children of LOVEY SHERIDAN and FRANCIS POIDEVIN are: i. CECIL MAXWELL 5 POIDEVIN, b. 1912, Goulburn, NSW; d. 15 Dec 1985, Queanbeyan, NSW. ii. LINDSAY ROBERT POIDEVIN, b. 09 Aug 1914, Goulburn, NSW; d. 19 Nov 1973, Collector, NSW; m. EDNA LILLIAN MORTON, 1942, Gunning, NSW; d. 26 Mar 1991, late of Queanbeyan, formerly of Collector. iii. ANNIE CLARICE POIDEVIN, b. 1916, Goulburn, NSW; d. 30 Dec 1935, Collector, NSW. Baptism: 09 Apr 1916, Gunning, NSW iv. LAUREL POIDEVIN, b. 1918, Goulburn, NSW; d. 30 Apr 1990, Gunning, NSW; m. HARRY NEVILLE HEASLIP, 1937, Goulburn, NSW; d. 06 Jul 1989, Gunning, NSW. Baptism: 28 Apr 1918, Gunning, NSW

10 v. FRANCIS LEE POIDEVIN, b. 11 Apr 1920, Goulburn, NSW; d. 19 Sep 2005, Bourke Street Health Service, late of Goulburn; m. RUTH JOY LEE, 1947, Goulburn, NSW. vi. HARRY LESLIE POIDEVIN, b. 21 May 1924, Collector, NSW; d. 07 Oct 1972, Goulburn, NSW; m. IRIS MARY HILL HOLLOWAY, 1947, Marrickville, NSW; b. 1920; d. 02 Mar 1971, Goulburn, NSW. 23. MABEL C 4 RABJOHNS (ARTHUR ROBERT WILLIAM 3, HENRY 2, JOHN 1 ) was born 1903 in Goulburn, NSW, and died 12 Aug 1936 in Goulburn, NSW. She married CHARLES H KAISER 1931 in Goulburn, NSW rg Child of MABEL RABJOHNS and CHARLES KAISER is: i. STILLBORN 5 KAISER, d. 1936, Goulburn, NSW.