103. James DALLAS
1Newspaper Announcement, Goulburn Evening Penny Post 9 Dec 1916.
"James Dallas at Sydney Hospital on December 7th. Aged 70 years."2Newspaper Announcement, Sydney Morning Herald Sat 9 Dec 1916.
"DALLAS =- Friends of the late James Dallas (late of Goulburn) are kindly invited to attend his funeral, to take place this day, Saturday... for the Church of England cemetery, Rockwood."
105. Francis DALLAS
1Newspaper Obituary, Goulburn Evening Penny Post 14 Jan 1929.
"The death occurred at his residence, 19 Goldsmith St, yesterday morning of Mr Frank Dallas at the age of 80 years. Born at Launceston, Tasmania Mr Dallas came to Goulburn when a boy. He left after a few years and did not return until he was about 25 and has lived here ever since. For 32 years he was a Billiard Marker at The Royal Hotel Saloon and in 1918 when that was closed, he opened his own Saloon, The Empire in Auburn St and ran this successfully up until the time of his death. Although he has been in indifferent health for some time past, Mr Dallas felt quite well on Saturday. His death came as a shock to his many friends. He leaves a widow, three sons, Francis (Hay), Herbert (Tamworth), Alexander (Goulburn). Mesdames Horan (Clifford St), Smith (Forbes) are sisters. Brothers are Hector, Alex (Goulburn), Donald (Sydney). The funeral to leave his residence at 3pm for the Old Methodist Cemetery."2Confirmation of Estate.
"Probate papers - Sarah, widow of Francis Dallas, was the Executor and sole beneficiary of his estate, which was valued at 303 pound and 13 shillings. No house was mentioned, only the Billiard Saloon located at 243 Auburn St, Goulburn. The plant and chattels in the Saloon consisted of 3 Billiard tables, 11 wooden chairs, 3 hat racks, billiard balls and cues as well as some other odds and ends. He was described as a Billiard Saloon keeper who lived at 243 Goldsmith St, Goulburn."3Gravestone.
"In loving memory of my dear husband Francis Dallas who died 13th Jan. 1929 aged 79 years. At rest."4Newspaper, Goulburn Herald Fri 17 Feb 1893.
"We notice that Mr. Frank Dallas announces his intention of starting business as a tobacconist and hairdresser, and has taken for the purpose the Royal Hairdressing Saloon and Cigar Divan in the Royal Hotel buildings, Auburn-street. Tho premises have been entirely renovated and refitted with all modern appliances, and the services of" a first-class metropolitan hairdresser have been secured for the saloon. Mr. Dallas is well known, and as he knows and will provide for the requirements of the trade, he should meet with a liberal support."
1Newspaper Obituary, Goulburn Evening Penny Post Tues 30 May 1939.
"Mrs Sarah Dallas, wife of Francis Snr. News reached Goulburn today of the death of Mrs Sarah Dallas, who died at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs Sidney Reeson, Ellen St, Port Kembla, yesterday. Mrs Dallas was formally a resident of Goulburn, where her husband, Mr Frank Dallas, died some years ago. She is survived by two sons, Mr Alexander Dallas (Leichhardt) and Mr Herbert Dallas (Kogarah). Another son was killed at the war and a daughter predeceased her. A Mr A Dallas of Goulburn is a brother in law.
The remains will be brought to Goulburn by the 3 o'clock train tomorrow afternoon and the internment will take place in the North Goulburn Methodist Cemetery."2Gravestone.
"In loving memory of Sarah Dallas died 30th May 1939 aged 82 yrs. Eternal Peace."
1Newspaper, Goulburn Evening Penny Post 10 May 1898.
"Sad Death.
Miss Blanche Dallas, the only daughter of Mr. Frank Dallas, of Goldsmith-street, died from pneumonia on Sunday evening at the age of 14 years. She had been ailing for about three weeks. Much sympathy is felt for the parents in their sad bereavement. The funeral took place this afternoon."2Newspaper Announcement, Goulburn Herald 11 May 1898.
"Thanks - Mr and Mrs Frank Dallas desire to return their SINCERE THANKS to their many friends for the kind and heartfelt sympathy extended to them on their recent sad bereavement."3Newspaper Announcement, Goulburn Herald 9 May 1898.
"The friends of Mr Francis Dallas are kindly invited to attend the funeral of his late dearly beloved daughter (Matilda Blanche) to move from his residence, Goldsmith St tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at half past three o'clock for the Wesleyan Cemetery."
106. Ann DALLAS
1Newspaper Obituary, Western Daily Advocate Sat 14 May 1904.
"Death of Mrs Hartland (nee Dallas) - We very much regret the death of Mrs W T Hartland, which occurred this afternoon a few minutes after 2 o'clock, the cause being pernicious anaemia, which malady is, we are glad to understand comparatively rare. She had been suffering for about 12 months, but had been able to get around fairly well until recently, and about 3 weeks since had to take to her bed. She leaves a sorrowing husband and three daughters (Mrs Lapham, Mrs F Spratt and a younger daughter). Mrs Hartland was only 54 years old but was apparently a very strong woman, but the illness that carried her off is very insidious in its effects. She had resided here for about 37 years and it was in Orange that she married. The internment will take place this afternoon. The funeral leaving her residence in Autumn St, Orange at 2.30pm for Wesleyan Cemetery, Orange."2Newspaper Obituary, Leader Orange Sat 14 May 1904.
"DEATH OF MRS. HARTLAND.
It is with deep regret we announce the death of Mrs. Wm. Hartland, of East Orange, an old and very highly respected resident of the town. Death took place yesterday afternoon, at her residence from blood poisoning. The deceased lady, who was 54 years of age, was a native of the State, and had resided in Orange for upwards of 30 years, her husband being an alderman of East Orange. She was an active worker in the Congregational Church, and had also taken a deep interest in temperance work, having been one of the first members of the Ark of Safety temperance lodge, established about 27 years ago. She leaves a husband and two daughters (Mrs. F. Spratt and Mrs. C. Lapham) to mourn their loss. Her remains will be interred in the Wesleyan cemetery this afternoon; the Rev. A. Castlemau, B.A., will officiate at the grave. The cortege will leave the house at 2.30 o'clock. The Foresters, of which order Mr. Hartland is one of the oldest members, will march in regalia. The mortuary arrangements have been entrusted to Mrs. M. A. Hale."3Gravestone.
"In Loving Memory of Ann Hartland, May 13 1904
Annie Myrtle daughter of the above May 24 1928 , 34 years."4Newspaper, Leader Mon 16 May 1904, page 2.
"THE LATE MRS. HARTLAND.
The funeral of the late Mrs. W. T. Hartland took place on Satur-day afternoon, and was largely attended. The Foresters turned up in strength, and wearing the regalia of the order, marched in the procession. There was also a large attendance of the public. The remains of the deceased lady were interred in the Wesleyan portion of the Orange cemetery, the Rev. A. Castleman (Congregational minister) performing the ceremony at the grave. The mortuary arrangements were entrusted to Mrs. M. A. Hale. A large number of floral tributes were forwarded by friends of the deceased, while Mr. Hartland and family received numerous letters and telegrams of sympathy. We omitted to mention in our last that the deceased lady had been ailing for twelve months with anemia."
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Taunton Q1 1848 10 461.
Mother's maiden surname Bryer.2OPR, b_HartlandWilliamThomas_1850TauntonSOM.jpg.
3Newspaper Obituary, Sydney Morning Herald 13 Jan 1934.
He was actually only eighty-five (nearly eighty-six}."
"NONAGENARIAN'S DEATH.
ORANGE, Friday
The death has occurred of Mr. William Thomas Hartland, one of the town's oldest residents, at the age of 94. He was a native of Taunton, England, and after serving on a man-o'-war for some time, came to Orange nearly 70 years ago. At one time he was an alderman of the old East Orange Council, and , one of the oldest members of Court Little John, Ancient Order of Foresters4Newspaper Obituary, Leader Orange Wed 10 Jan 1934.
"OBITUARY.
MR. W. T. HARTLAND.
Few residents of Orange could claim to have been domiciled in the town or to have attained the great age of Mr. William Thomas Hartland, who passed away at 8.20 a.m. yesterday, at the residence of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lapham, in Byng Street, Orange East, at the age of 94 years. He had been confined to his bed by illness for only a week, bronchial pneumonia supervening upon weakness caused by his age and bringing about his de-mise. A few months ago Mr. Hartland was in the Orange Hospital with his first illness, which was expected to prove fatal, but he overcame that. A native of Taunton, Somersetshire, England, he ran away to sea at the age of 17, and served in a man-o'-war, later coming to Orange, where, at the age of 27 he was married to Miss Annie Dallas, aunt of the late Frank Dallas. Mrs. Hartland died about 26 years ago. In his early days at Orange deceased worked at Hawke's mills, Frederick's Valley, and later at Bowen's tannery. He later reverted to the trade of painting, taught him by his father, and with few interruptions he remained at this occupation until less than 20 years ago. At one time—between 30 and 40 years ago he conducted a fruit shop in Summer Street, and another such business in the old mill which stood where the Strand Theatre now is. Until the last few years of his life, Mr. Hartland was a very active man. That he took interest in his town's affairs is shown by the fact that he was for a period an alderman of the old East Orange municipality, which was merged into the municipality of Orange in 1912. One of the oldest members of Court Little John, he was a member of the Ancient Order of Foresters for over 50 years, and members the society will march at his funeral to-day. Deceased left two daughters — Mrs. C. Lapham, of Orange, and Mrs. F. Spratt, of Griffith — and 30 grandchildren and 40 great-grandchildren. The remains will be interred in the Methodist portion of the Orange cemetery to-day, the cortege leaving the residence at 3 p.m. Mrs. F. Ford and Sons will conduct the mortuary arrangements."5Gravestone Transcript.
"William. T. Hartland, died 9.1.1934 aged 94. Remembered by grandchildren Reg and Ellie BELL."
1Newspaper Obituary, Goulburn Evening Penny Post Mon 11 Sep 1933.
"MRS. P. M. HORAN The death occurred suddenly at her residence, 65 Clifford Street, on Sunday morning of Mrs. Phoebe Matilda Horan, aged 80, widow of the late Rody Horan. Mrs. Horan had not experienced a day's serious illness during her lifetime, and news of her death came as a great shock to the many who know her. Mrs. Horan, who, was the eldest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hector Dallas, was born in Clifford Street in a house adjoining her late residence. Her whole life was spent in Goulburn. Despite her great age, Mrs. Horan could read without the aid of glasses right up to the time of her death, and also carried out the book-keeping duties in connection with her son's boot repairing business. The late Mrs. Horan was a devout member of the Roman Catholic Church and was a member of the Hibernian Society. She is survived by six daughters, Mesdames H. Peirce, F. Kraushaar, Owen Martin (Sydney), H. Fay and G. McCullum (Newcastle) and Miss M. Horan (Goulburn); and one son Percy (Goulburn). She also leaves one sister. Mrs. H. Smith (Forbes); and two brothers, Messrs. Hector Dallas and Alexander Dallas (both, of Goulburn). The funeral took place this afternoon, leaving SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral for the Roman Catholic Cemetery, Kenmore."
Similar in Catholic Press Sydney 21 Sep 1933.
1Newspaper Obituary, Goulburn Evening Penny Post Mon 27 Apr 1931.
"OBITUARY
MR. ROGER HORAN
Following a lengthy illness, the death occurred at St. John of God Hospital this morning of Mr. Roger ("Rody") Horan, a well-known Goulburn figure. The late Mr. Horan was 77 years of age and had been a resident of this city practically the whole of his life.
He became ill eight months ago and had been an inmate of St. John of God Hospital ever since. Born in Tiperary County, Ireland, he came to Australia at the age of two years with his parents, the late Mr. and Mrs Thomas Horan. As a young man he learnt the bootmaking trade, being apprenticed to a Goulburn bootmaking firm, and for several years followed this occupation.
He was a member of G. Company of the old Goulburn Volunteers, which was one of the first military units formed in Goulburn, and was a recipient of the Long Service Medal. He enlisted for the Soudan War, but received his discharge before leaving Australia.
While encamped at Liverpool during military manoeuvres he was knocked down by a horse. His spine was injured and he becnme paralysed, and after a month's treatment in St. Vincent's Hospital he was sent back to Goulburn as incurable. After five years confinement in bed he made what was regarded as a remarkable recovery, but was unable to do laborious work and devoted the rest of his life to collecting for charitable institutions.
It is stated that during his life he collected thousands of pounds for the orphanages and other institutions. He lived for many years in Victoria Street, later acquiring a property in Clifford Street, where he took up residence.
A life-long friend paying a tribute to the late Mr. Horan to-day described him as a most industrious, honest and sober man, whose life was a pattern to all those abound him. He was a member of the Hibernian Holy Name and St. Vincent de Paul Societies.
He is survived by a widow, six daughters and one son - Mesdames Pierce (Sydney), Krausharr (Sydney), O. Martin (Sydney), Fay (Newcastle), McCallum (Sydney) and Miss M. Horan (Goulburn) and Mr. Percy Horan (Goulburn)."
Several other newpaper obituaries with similar context.2Gravestone.
"Erected to the memory of Roger and Matilda Horan by the Catholic people of Goulburn as a tribute of gratitude for life long service to our charitable institutions."
370. Alice Mary HORAN
1Newspaper Obituary, Goulburn Evening Penny Post Thur 17 June 1948, Pg.2.
"Miss A M Horan. the death occurred in Sydney on June 4 of Miss Alice Mary (May) Horan, a life long resident of Goulburn, at the age of 71 years. Late of 65 Clifford St, she was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Rody Horan and was born in Goulburn. She was admitted to Prince Henry Hospital, Sydney in February. Her death was the third in the family within 4 months. She is survived by 3 sisters, Hetty (Mrs F Kraushaar), Broadmeadows, Coral (Mrs H Fay) New Lambton and Dollie (Mrs G McCullum), Beverley Hills. The funeral took place at Botany on June 5."
1Newspaper Announcement, Goulburn Evening Post Wed 14 Apr 1948, Pg.4.
"OBITUARY
MR. P. HORAN AND Mrs. O. MARTIN
Two deaths in an old Goulburn family have occurred this year.
On February 8, Percival Horan, died in the St. John of God Hospital, at the age of 63.
The late Mr. Horan at native of Goulburn, had conducted a bootmaker's shop in Clifford Street, for many years.
He was a bachelor.
On March 18, the late Mr. Horan's sister, Mrs. O. Martin, died suddenly at her home at 254 Bondi Road; Bondi, at the age of 58.
The late Mrs. Martin is sur vived by two sons and a daughter."2Newspaper Announcement, Goulburn Evening Penny Post Mon 9 Feb 1948, Pg.6.
"The relatives and friends of Mrs May Horan of 65 Clifford St, Goulburn, Mr and Mrs Kraushaar of Newcastle, Mr and Mrs Owen Martin of Sydney, Mr and Mrs H Fay of Newcastle and Mr and Mrs G McCullum of Beverley Hills are kindly invited to attend the funeral of their dearly loved brother, Percy Alexander Horan to leave Peter and Paul's Cathedral at 4pm tomorrow (Tuesday) for St Patrick's Cemetery, Kenmore."
376. Irene Blanche Veronica HORAN
1Newspaper Announcement, Goulburn Evening Post Wed 14 Apr 1948, Pg.4.
"OBITUARY
MR. P. HORAN AND Mrs. O. MARTIN
Two deaths in an old Goulburn family have occurred this year.
On February 8, Percival Horan, died in the St. John of God Hospital, at the age of 63.
The late Mr. Horan at native of Goulburn, had conducted a bootmaker's shop in Clifford Street, for many years.
He was a bachelor.
On March 18, the late Mr. Horan's sister, Mrs. O. Martin, died suddenly at her home at 254 Bondi Road; Bondi, at the age of 58.
The late Mrs. Martin is sur vived by two sons and a daughter."
1Newspaper Announcement, Goulburn Evening Penny Post 18 Jan 1912.
"MARTIN-HORAN.-January 10, 1912, at SS. Peter and Paul's Cathedral, Goulburn, by Rev. Father Bonnar, Owen Whitby, third son of Mr. C. Martin, Cootamundra, to Irene Blanche Veronica, fifth daughter of Roger Horan, Goulburn."
108. Ruth DALLAS
1Newspaper Obituary, Forbes Advocate Tues 4 Oct 1938.
"Mrs. Ruth Smith
Forbes lost one of its oldest and most highly esteemed residents on Saturday morning, when Mrs. Ruth Smith (aged 82), relict of the late Mr. Harry Smith, of Wombat Street, passed away in the District Hospital. The old lady entered hospital about three weeks ago, and was discharged about a week before her death. However, it was found necessary to readmit her the following morning. Pneumonia was the immediate cause of her death. It was a coincidence that she died on the anniversary of her husband's death four years ago. For 25 years she had been a nurse in the district. The late Mrs. Smith, who had been a resident of the district for about 55 years, leaves a family of three daughters — Mrs. B. Shead (Forbes), Mrs. James Coram (Dulwich Hill) and Mrs. Snowden (Narromine). The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock to the Methodist portion of the local cemetery, Rev. D. A. Clarke officiating at the graveside, while Mr. A. G. Jones had charge of the obsequies."2Gravestone.
"In loving memory of Ruth Smith died 1.10.38 aged 85."
1Newspaper Obituary, Forbes Advocate Fri 5 Oct 1934.
"OLD RESIDENT'S DEATH
Mr. H. R. Smith
The death occurred in the Forbes District Hospital at 11 p.m. on Monday of Mr. Henry Robert Smith, of Wombat Street, who had been an inmate of the institution for the past week following a heart attack, which was the cause of his death. The late Mr. Smith, who was born in Sydney, was 79 years of age, and had permanently resided in Forbes district for 45 years. Before that he had spent intermittent periods here, but did not definitely settle down in the district till some time after his marriage, 60 years ago. While he followed various callings, it was mainly as a laborer that he gained early employment here, and he was engaged on the erection of such buildings as the Town Hall (built 1890), Post Office, Albion Hotel (re-built in 1889) and Lachlan Arcade. He leaves to mourn their loss a widow (also 79 years of age) and family of three daughters, Mrs. A. B. Shead (Forbes), Mrs. J. Coram (Sydney), and Mrs. R. Snowden (Narromine). The funeral on Wednesday afternoon was to the Methodist portion of the local cemetery. Rev. R. A. Gibbons officiating at the graveside, while Messrs. Phillips and Williams carried out the burial arrangements."2Gravestone.
"In loving memory of Henry Smith died 1.10.34 aged 79."
110. Hector DALLAS
1Newspaper Announcement, Sydney Morning Herald Wed 6 Jan 1943.
"DALLAS - The Mortal Remains of the late Hector Dallas were privately interred Yesterday, 4th inst, in the Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood."
1Newspaper Announcement, Sydney Morning Herald 23 May 1938.
"DALLAS - The Relatives and Friends of Mr Hector Dallas, of 4 Mayes Street, Annandale, and Family, are kindly invied to attend the Funeral of his dearly loved Wife and their loving Mother, Margaret; to leave this day... for the Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood."2Gravestone.
"In loving mamory of our dear mpther Mat=rgaret Dallas died 21st March 1938 aged 77 years
[Note funeral notice in newspaper is in May 1938]."
111. Alexander DALLAS
1Newspaper Obituary, Goulburn Evening Post Tues 5 Jul 1949.
"MR. A. DALLAS. Mr. Alexander Dallas, aged 89 years, an old and highly respected resident of Goulburn, died at the District Hospital on June 30. His wife predeceased him by six weeks. Caretaker of the Mechanics' Institute for many years, the late Mr. Dallas was well known in band circles, being a member of the A.L.H. Band for years. He also played under Mr. Wilkie and Mr. John Cody, Snr., and was in the band that won the contest conducted by Mr. W. Jones, of Goulburn. He is survived by a son, Jack (Manager of the Bank of N.S.W., Pinjarra). The funeral took place at the Church of England portion of the General Cemetery."
1Newspaper Obituary, Goulburn Evening Penny Post 23 May 1949. Pg.3.
"Mrs A Dallas - The death occurred at St John of God Hospital on Friday last, of Mrs Rose Dallas, aged 84 years of 26 Clifford St, Goulburn.
Born at Tirranna, the deceased lived most of her life in Goulburn. She had been in ill health for several years.
She is survived by her husband, Alexander, and a son, Frederick of Bingara.
The funeral took place today at the Church of England Cemetery, Goulburn."
113. Donald DALLAS
1Newspaper, Goulburn Evening Penny Post Mon 2 Sept 1929, Pg.2.
"Mr Donald Dallas - Mr Donald Dallas, 60, of Uralla St, Newtown, formally of Goulburn, was found dead in the factory yard at Kitchen and Sons, soap works, Bourke St, Alexandria, at 8am yesterday. Mr Dallas was night watchman at the factory The relief shift found him with his face covered in blood, and as there were several horses in the yard, it was at first thought that these had savaged him and kicked him to death.
A post mortem examination however, satisfied the Police that the death had been caused by an artery bursting in Dallas' forehead. The blood flowed from the nose and covered his face.
Mr Donald Dallas was a brother of the late Mr Francis Dallas, who died in January last. Mrs R Horan of Clifford Street, is a sister, Mr Alexander Dallas, billiard marker at The Mechanics Institute and Mr Hec Dallas of Goulburn are brothers. The late Mr Dallas leaves a widow and grown up family. He had been living in Sydney a number of years and also spent some years in Forbes."
1Newspaper Announcement, Sydney Morning Herald Mon 25 Nov 1929.
"DALLAS - November 22, 1929, at her residence 1 Phillip-street, Enmore, Elizabeth, relict of the late Donald Dallas, late of Yaralla-street, Newtown, beloved mother of Don, Ossie, Alick, and Roy, aged 65 years.
DALLAS - The Funeral of the late Mrs Elizabeth Dallas will leave the Salvation Army Citadel, Brown-street, Newtown, this Mnday at 9 a.m., for the Independent Cemetery, Rockwood, via Newtown Station."2Newspaper Obituary, Goulburn Evening Penny Post Mon 29 Nov 1929.
"Mrs E. DALLAS
The death occurred on Friday last, at her daughter's residence, No. 1 Phillip Street, Enmore, of Mrs Elizabeth Dallas, widow of the late Mr Donald Dallas, at the age of 65 years.
The late Mrs Dallas was married in the Braidwood district, where she resided for several years prior to moving to Sydney aboyt 40 years ago. She is sirvived by four sons, Messrs, Alick (Goulburn), Henry, Percy and Roy."
117. Hector BRIGGS
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q3 1853 2a 285.
Mother's maiden surname Dallas.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q1 1890 2a 364.
Age 36.
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Aylesford Q3 1873 2a 633.
2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q4 1854.
3England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q1 1936 2a 1262.
Age 81.
398. Annie BRIGGS
1England and Wales Index to BMD, West Ashford Q1 18812a 778.
Mother's maiden surname Christopher.
118. Margaret BRIGGS
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q4 1855 2a 90.
Mother's maiden surname Dallas.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q3 1908 2a 350.
Age 52.3Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1908 WALLINGTON Margaret of The White Horse Public House Chatham Hill Chatham Kent (wife of Charles Walter Wallington) died 30 August 1908 Probate London 18 September to the said Charles Walter Wallington licensed victualler. Effects £240."
1England and Wales Index to BMD.
2England and Wales Index to BMD, Dover Union Q1 1846 5 116.
Mother's maiden surname Smith.3England and Wales Index to BMD.
4Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1911 WALLINGTON Charles Walter of the White Horse Public House Chatham Hill Chatham died 23 February 1911 Probate London 14 March to Walter Charles Wallington artificer Army Service Corps and Arthus Walker licensed victualler's manager. Effects £2427 1s. 6d. Resworn £2467 1s. 6d."
403. Charles Robert WALLINGTON
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q1 1879 2a 530.
Mother's maiden surname Briggs.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q2 1879 2a 316.
under one.
405. Clara Elizabeth WALLINGTON
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Riegate Q2 1882 2a 167.
Mother's maiden surname Briggs.2OPR, b_WallingtonDaisy&Clara&Walter_1884RedhillSRY.jpg.
3England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q1 1887 2a 352.
Age 4.
406. Daisy WALLINGTON
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Reigate Q3 1884 2a 163.
Mother's maiden surname Briggs.2OPR, b_WallingtonDaisy&Clara&Walter_1884RedhillSRY.jpg.
"Name: Daisy Wallington
Gender: Female
Baptism Date: 13 Aug 1884
Baptism Place: St. Matthew, Redhill, Surrey, England
Father: Charles Walter Wallington
Mother: Margaret."3England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q4 1904.
Age 20.
407. Frederick WIlliam WALLINGTON
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q1 1886 2a 632.
Mother's maiden surname Briggs.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q3 1887 2a 303.
Age 1.
410. Robert WALLINGTON
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q2 1897 2a 583.
Mother's maiden surname Briggs.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q2 1897 2a 322.
Infant.
119. George John BRIGGS
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q2 1858 2a 320.
Mother's maiden surname Dallas.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q1 1931 2a 1255.
Age 73
Given names George John.
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q4 1878 2a 771.
2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q2 1934 2a 913.
Age 81.
411. George Charles Thomas BRIGGS
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q1 1879 2a 549.
Mother's maiden surname Davies
Full DoB from 1939 Register.
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q1 1881 2a 563.
Mother's maiden surname Davis rather than Davies.
413. Henry Joseph BRIGGS
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q1 1883 2a 589.
Mother's maiden surname Davies.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q1 1883 2a 324.
Infant.
414. Alice Rosena BRIGGS
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q1 1883 2a 589.
Mother's maiden surname Davies.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q2 1884 2a 303.
Age 1.
415. Ethel Harriet Jane BRIGGS
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q2 1884 2a 549.
Mother's maiden surname Davies.
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q1 1866 2a 587.
Mother's maiden surname Davies.
417. Ada BRIGGS
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q1 1888 2a 566.
Mother's maiden surname Davies.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q4 1889 2a 314.
Age 1.
418. Jessie May BRIGGS
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q3 1890 2a 556.
Mother's maiden surname Davis rather than Davies
Full DoB from 1939 Register and confirmed in death index.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Chatham Q3 1969.
DoB 28 May 1890.
1Statutory Index Scotland, Rosskeen 1915 81 11.
2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q4 1891 2a 576.
Mother's maiden surname Newton.3England and Wales Index to BMD, Maidstone Q1 1954.
Age 62
Given names Stanley Herbert.
419. Thomas Henry BRIGGS
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q1 1893 2a 592.
Mother's maiden surname Davies.
122. Harriet Mary BRIGGS
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q4 1866 2a 456.
Mother's maiden surname Dallas.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q4 1927 2a 856.
Age 60.
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q3 1886 2a 824.
422. Margaret Iris Emily HOLDEN
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q3 1897 2a 636.
Mother's maiden surname Briggs.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Portsmouth Q2 1975.
DoB 15 Aug 1897.3Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1975 GOOCH Margaret Iris Emily of 17 Outram Road Southsea Hants died 4 April 1975 Administration wit Will Winchester 4 July £2466."
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q2 1916 2a 1514.
2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q4 1889 2a 578.
3England and Wales Index to BMD, Petersfield Q2 1975.
DoB 30 Aug 1889.4Confirmation of Estate, English Probate.
"1975 GOOCH Albert Lionel Fuller of 17 Outram Road Southsea Hants died 22 June 1975 Probate Winchester 3 July £6865."
423. Lionel Dallas HOLDEN
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q4 1901 2a 665.
Mother's maiden surname Briggs.2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q3 1902 2a 357.
Age 1.
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q3 1907.
2England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q2 1916.
Age 40.
1England and Wales Index to BMD, Medway Q3 1919 2a 2302.
2England and Wales Index to BMD, Malling Q4 1871 2a 486.