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Had 3 children by Melbin (Aboriginal) before marriage to Amy Amelia.
Source: Dictionary of Western Australians 1829-1914 Vol 4 Pt 2 Green Book by Rica Erickson - p 1224
| Family: Edward John Oliver / Melbin (F601968128)
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| 1452 |
Hans Mule became a Nobleman 18 August 1444 in Kalmar. | Mule, Hans (I602071982)
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| 1453 |
Harry Crumpler in 1881 was unmarried, aged 20 and working as a general lab9ourer and living with parents.
in 1891 he was still unmarried aged 30 and working as a General labourer in the Powder Magazine, and living with his mother at 46 Henry St.
source: Kevin Crumpler, www.crumpler.org
| Crumpler, Harry (I1618)
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| 1454 |
Harry was best man at brother Edwards wedding. Harry was said to have married and gone to New Zealand. He divorced and his where abouts are unknown.
| Oliver, Harry Richard (I1482)
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| 1455 |
At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Craig Wilkinson Walsh / Marcia Ellen Chapman (F13)
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| 1456 |
He and his brother Connor died from smoke inhalation in a house fire in Gosnells. | MULLINS, Johnathon George (I000000601984506)
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| 1457 |
He and his brother Jonathon died from smoke inhalation in a house fire in Gosnells. | MULLINS, Connor Jeffrey (I000000601984505)
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| 1458 |
He met his future wife, Susan Copeland, at Cartersville, South Carolina, while visiting his brother Joseph Blackman Crumpler there (Stewart Crumpler, his great-grandson). | Crumpler, Franklin Marion (I602073540)
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| 1459 |
He was a boarder and working as an organ builder | Wilkinson, Joseph William (I98989867)
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| 1460 |
He was an organ builder - music instrument, living with his wife and 4 children | Wilkinson, Joseph (I2406)
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| 1461 |
He was an organ builder - music instrument, living with his wife and 5 children | Wilkinson, Joseph (I2406)
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| 1462 |
He was an organ builder living with his wife and son | Wilkinson, Joseph (I2406)
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| 1463 |
He was buried in Roman Catholic section H, grave 354 alongsdie 2 of his sons | Hodges, James Arthur (I98989872)
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| 1464 |
He was buried in Roman Catholic section H, grave 354 alongside his brother Joseph who was buried 11 days before him. | Hodges, Leo (I98989874)
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| 1465 |
He was buried inRoman Catholic section H, grave 354 | Hodges, Joseph Frances (I98989873)
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| 1466 |
He was living at 28 Lyon Street | Wilkinson, Joseph William (I98989867)
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| 1467 |
He was living with his mother, sister and 2 unknown people and working as an organ builder
| Wilkinson, Joseph William (I98989867)
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| 1468 |
He was living with his parents | Wilkinson, Henry (I98989866)
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| 1469 |
He was living with his parents and 3 siblings and was a scholar | Wilkinson, Joseph William (I98989867)
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| 1470 |
He was living with his parents and 4 siblings and was an organ music instrument maker | Wilkinson, Joseph William (I98989867)
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| 1471 |
He was living with his parents and was a commercial clerk. | Hodges, Hayden (I98989875)
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| 1472 |
Head of the Rychner family of Aarau, into which Carl Franz Bally married.
Source: Bally memoirs (Ballyana edition), Stammbaeume, p. 427, "Familie Rychner". | Rychner, Friedrich (S110)
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| 1473 |
Headstone indicates date of death 9 Jun 1844, age 47. This would place date of birth at about 1797. | Bushby, James (I513983598)
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| 1474 |
Headstone indicates four months old at time of death. Month of birth calculated as June. | Schwebel, Ernest (I513983993)
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| 1475 |
Headstone record indicates date of death 2 Jan 1875, age 71. This means date of birth is approximately 1804. | Cragg, Jane (I513983597)
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| 1476 |
Hello Julie,I had a look at your roots tree.My mother died on the 8.8.1995.My Father was Vernon Douglas Haskings and he was born 30.4.1921 and died 30.4.1993. I see you have also found out that Leahs name was Eileen leah Herbert.I was wondering how you didnt know that.I worked that out from my Nanas diary because she had her down as Mrs E.L.Dowling.Did you get in touch with John dowling like I suggested.
Marilyn | Herbert, Norma Emily (I2395)
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| 1477 |
Hello Julie,Thank you for answering.Newman Augustus Herbert was my mothers father.Her name was Norma Emily Herbert and she was born in 1921 in Perth.I have my grandfather and grandmothers marriage certificate but the only photos I have of them together is their wedding photo.If you would like a copy of it I could send you one.Do you live in Western Australia because if you do there is a museum in Claremont called the Mrs Herbert school.It is where Ann Herbert taught the children of the pensioner guards.They also thought her name was Ann Blake.Who told you my grandfather's father was called Willis, and when did his mother die.I could never find a death for her to fit the story my mother was told.The only one I could find died in Perth in 1930.I have done a tree on the Herbert and Hunt family and will send you a copy if you would like it.
Marilyn
I think you will find John Thomas husband of Louisa Herbert was Nana's uncle and their children were her cousin's.Nana had a diary she wrote in all the time and in it she said Horace and his wife Nancy his daughter and Harriet's son Alex had been to see her in 1960.Yes I live in Brisbane.I have four brothers and Paul the eldest lives in Crows Nest Qld.So does David .Douglas lives in Adelaide and Graham lives in Coolum.Douglas was over in Perth late last year.He goes over every so often for a Navy reunion.It a shame I didnt know you then because he could have gone to see you.Paul turned 65 in January and we all went up to Crows Nest to surprise him.
I have attached copys of the letters for you to read.You should see if you can find Leah's children.
Marilyn
Thank you so very much for the photo's Julie.How did you get the one of my Nana and my mother as a baby with Leah.Do you know anything about the Metcalfe family at all.My Nana was Ethel Metcalfe and I think John Thomas Metcalfe was her Uncle.I sent a lot of time trying to find out about her father to see if he fitted in.I joined Genes reunited over a year ago now and I sent a message to just about every Herbert on it but they were all the wrong Herbert's.I am so glad I found you .All the photos I have here are my Nana's family it good to see the Herbert's.Thank you again you have made my day.
Marilyn
Hello Stephen,I have been looking at your tree again and noticed that it said Leah Herbert the Daughter of Jacob and Kathleen Herbert is still living.I have been trying to find any members of her family but have had no luck.I have a letter Leah wrote to my mother after my Grand mother died and also one her mother wrote to my nana when her mother died in England.I have been trying to find out what the connect was between my grand mother and John Thomas Metcalfe.I kind of think he could have been her uncle .Who is it that has given you all the Herbert imformation because I would love to get in touch with them.They could proable fill me in on a lot of stuff about my Grandfather Newman Augustus.My mother never said anything about his father.As far as she knew he didnt know who he was.Mum allway said his mother Maria died of same after he was born because they wouldnt let her marry his father.I would love to know the truth.If you can help me please get in touch.
Marilyn Allard nee Haskings | Herbert, Newman Augustus (I2285)
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| 1478 |
Her birth date, 10 January 1855, comes from Cindy Stevens's 1999 post on the crumpler.org forum, which gave her death as 25 May 1910. Her gravestone (R. W. Crumpler Cemetery survey) and Find a Grave give 1919, and she is listed with Robert in the 1910 census, so 1919 is used here. Her maiden name Eason is on her sons' death certificates. | Eason, Tempie (I602074812)
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| 1479 |
Her burial on 27 Dec 1777 gives her age as 41, which suggests a birth about 1736 (the chart says 'cir 1736'), slightly later than the 25 Jul 1734 recorded here. The chart also gives '9.8.1771' against her, probably a misreading. Added 26 Oct 2026. | Leyburn, Mary (I513984338)
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| 1480 |
Her daughter Clara Crumpler Morris's death record names her parents as Joshua W. Crumpler and Fannie Ballard. | Ballard, Mary Fannie (I602074820)
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| 1481 |
Her daughter Una's letter of 21 Sep 1943 to Delia's sister Mary (Vahey) Walsh (media 1492) shows Delia, widowed since 1930, at Farmhill, Taugheen, Claremorris, paying Una's convent-school fees (£30 a year) and earlier Henry's at the Christian Brothers' school; "Grandma" (Winifred Vahey) was with them. | Vahey, Delia (I2452)
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| 1482 |
Her death certificate (media 562) gives her marital status as "DIVORCED". No divorce date for John and Shirley is recorded in TNG. | Wilkinson, Shirley Rae (I2)
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| 1483 |
Her gravestone and Gloria Vester's database give July 1900, but the 1900 census, taken in June 1900, already lists her as born July 1899 and aged 1, so 1899 must be right. She married in 1918 and died in February 1920, aged 20; her death certificate names her parents as Willie (Wiley) and Harriet Crumpler. She is buried in the family graveyard beside her parents. | Crumpler, Deborah (I602074590)
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| 1484 |
Her maiden name SALTER is an inference, not proven. Andrew Frost's marriage is indexed in Taunton district, Jan-Mar 1864, GRO 5c 608. The other names on that index page are Harriett Salter, Sarah Day and James Speed, and Harriett Salter is the only Harriet on the page. Check with the marriage certificate or the Taunton parish register. Her age (26 in 1871, 33 in 1881) and birthplace (Ilminster) come from the census.
Aunt Min's letter (c1977) remembers her as "a Somerset country woman" who brought up the large family herself. | Salter, Harriet (I602074836)
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| 1485 |
Her name is spelled Alcy on her gravestone, Alcie and Alsin on her sons' death certificates, and Elsa Alsey in Gloria Vester's 1999 database. A death certificate gives Robert's mother as 'Cecily Watson', almost certainly a mishearing of Alsey. | Watson, Elsa Alsey (I602074448)
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| 1486 |
Her NSW death certificate (media 555), informant her widower J. T. Boyd of 1554 Palolo Avenue, gives: age 72; born "Sanpaolo, Uruguay" (TNG keeps Montevideo, from her baptism, media 520); married at Oakland, California, aged 26, to Joseph Tom Boyd; children: "no issue". Cremated at the Northern Suburbs Crematorium, North Ryde, 4 Mar 1941. | Wyser, Ida Alice (I26)
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| 1487 |
Her surname is BURTON, not Barton. TNG had "Barton", a misreading of the registers. She was baptised Mary Anne Burton on 27 June 1819 at Eccles St Mary, daughter of Robert and Sarah Burton (Ancestry: Manchester, England, Church of England Births and Baptisms, 1813-1915), and the register of her marriage to William Wilkinson at Manchester St Mary on 4 September 1844 names her father as Robert Burton (Ancestry: Manchester, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1930). Corrected 21 Oct 2026. | Burton, Mary Ann (I2430)
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| 1488 |
Hi Julie: I spotted your query on Alan Arthur Noakes when doing my own research and it sounds very much like you are seeking my uncle. He was actually born in December of 1921 in Brandon, Manitoba, Canada. My father, Francis James Noakes was his older brother. He had five brothers and one sister. You make mention of a marriage in 1946 and this was of course his first wife, a war bride from England. He later divorced her and married Betty who survives him in London. He was a member of the Royal Canadian Artillery and after the war became a chemist in a pharmacy in Finchley.
My wife Leta and I are still pursuing the Noakes name and would love to exchange information with you. We live in Winnipeg, Manitoba and my email address is [email protected]. I look forward to hearing from you. | Noakes, Alan Arthur (I1751)
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| 1489 |
His ashes are buried in Aberystwyth Cemetery with his wife Jean and his daughter Diane (from his son George Crumpler, October 2026). | Crumpler, George Clifford (I513983563)
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| 1490 |
His birth is recorded three ways: 4 February 1879 on Find a Grave, February 1881 in the 1900 census, and February 1882 in Gloria Vester's 1999 database. February 1881 is used here: he is not in the 1880 census household, and a February 1879 birth would fall only four months after his sister Florence's. Find a Grave gives his death as 15 September 1952; his death certificate says 16 September. | Crumpler, William Albert (I602074583)
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| 1491 |
His daughter Annie Barbee Creech's death record names her parents as Thomas O. Barbee and Betty Crumpler. | Barbee, Thomas Owens (I602074821)
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| 1492 |
His death certificate (media 260) was informed by his son John B. Allen, jr. He died at a sanitarium in Belmont after 10 days there. | Allevato, John Benjamin (I703)
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| 1493 |
His death certificate (media 464) gives his marital status as "divorced", with "Rachel King" in the husband-or-wife box. Rachel was also "divorced" in the 1930 census (media 36), but later described herself as a widow. No divorce record has been found; no divorce has been entered on the family. | Konig, Max Zan (I8)
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HIS DEATH, from the newspapers (found 4 Nov 2026, Findmypast). On Christmas Day 1922, at about a quarter past four in the afternoon, Clement, aged 76, carried two pails of food out to the pigs he looked after, in a field next to The Cottage, Longmead, Upper Caterham, where he worked as gardener. He did not come back. His wife Harriett Sarah raised the alarm with his employer, who went out and found the buckets and, a few yards away, Clement lying unconscious. A doctor was called but could only pronounce him dead. The London Daily News (29 Dec 1922, "A Pigsty Fatality") reported that his face was badly injured, "believed to have been caused by either the pigs or rats attacking him", and that he was thought to have stumbled over a bucket, cut his forehead and lain stunned; other papers ran it as "Pig-sty Tragedy: Dying Man Attacked by Animals" (Liverpool Weekly Courier, 30 Dec 1922). INQUEST: held by F. J. Nightingale, coroner, at the Blacksmith's Arms, Caterham, on Friday 29 December 1922 (Croydon Times, 3 Jan 1923, "Dead in a Field: Sad Case at Caterham"). Witnesses were his son Alfred Parker, his widow, his employer and Dr Carroll of Caterham, who found an injury below the right eye and, at the post-mortem, a cerebral haemorrhage: death from apoplexy, from natural causes. (The employer's name is garbled in the scanned text - it reads like "F. R. Mason" - so it is not certain; the 1921 census has Clement working for A. H. Wallis.) | Parker, Clement (I513973355)
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| 1495 |
His father was Richard Crumpleher (buried at Winterborne Kingston on 13 January 1594/5), not Thomas (died 1570), as this tree and most others used to say. The evidence, from Bob Vine's research: Thomas's will of 31 July 1570 names a son Stephen and a daughter Luce but no William, and a "Richard Cromplehere" was its overseer; William's own will of 1614 asks to be buried "neere unto the place as my father was buried", and the only burial that fits is Richard's; and Richard's widow Marie left "W[illia]m Crumplehere my husband[es] beste coate and shirt" in her will of 1595. | Crumpler, William (I0840)
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| 1496 |
His sister Una's letter of 21 Sep 1943 (media 1492) says Henry was "18 years since February last", which would put his birth in Feb 1925. TNG has Feb 1924; not changed pending the civil birth index. | Hill, Henry (I513983948)
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| 1497 |
His sister Una's letter of 21 Sep 1943 (media 1492) says Willie was "14 years since June" and not going to school, which would put his birth in Jun 1929. TNG has Jun 1928; not changed pending the civil birth index. | Hill, William (I513983950)
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| 1498 |
His surname is BURTON, not Barton. TNG had "Barton", a misreading. His daughter Mary Anne was baptised at Eccles St Mary on 27 June 1819 as daughter of Robert and Sarah Burton (Ancestry: Manchester, England, Church of England Births and Baptisms, 1813-1915), and her marriage to William Wilkinson at Manchester St Mary on 4 September 1844 names her father as Robert Burton (Ancestry: Manchester, England, Church of England Marriages and Banns, 1754-1930). He married Sarah Cropley on 23 April 1810 at Manchester Cathedral (Ancestry: Manchester, England, Marriages and Banns, 1754-1930; other indexes read the name as Cross or Croply). Corrected 21 Oct 2026. | Burton, Robert (I2455)
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| 1499 |
His will, signed 29 Oct 1750, left the 100-acre plantation on which he lived to his son John (John Crumpler Sr.), who had already conveyed it to his own son, John Jr. (Southampton County, VA, Will Book 1, pp 36-37; see Find a Grave 279357359). | Crumpler, William (I0962)
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Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Age Birthplace Occupation Disability
Robert CRUMPLER Head M Male 58 Lytchett, Dorset, England Sanitary Inspector (Munic)
Eliza CRUMPLER Wife M Female 55 Beckley, Devon, England
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Source Information:
Dwelling Wareham Road
Census Place Lytchett Matravers, Dorset, England
Family History Library Film 1341506
Public Records Office Reference RG11
Piece / Folio 2097 / 63
Page Number 14
| Crumpler, Robert (I0916)
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