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David Frances Richard Hayes
M, #5551, b. 18 April 1922, d. 1984
Parents
- Father: Cecil George Hayes (b. 1898, d. 1964)
- Mother: Ada May ("Topsy") Michell (b. 15 September 1905, d. 14 February 1983)
Family: Private
Biography
- born: 18 April 1922; Orange, New South Wales, AustraliaG
- Death: 1984; New South Wales, AustraliaG
- Marriage: Private
- References: Cundy Descendants
Private
F, #5552
Family: David Frances Richard Hayes (b. 18 April 1922, d. 1984)
Biography
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- Marriage: David Frances Richard Hayes
Frederick Furner
M, #5553, b. about 1885, d. before 1985
Family: Ada May ("Topsy") Michell (b. 15 September 1905, d. 14 February 1983)
Biography
- born: About 1885; (Australia)G
- Marriage: After 1941; Ada May ("Topsy") Michell; (Australia)G
- Death: Before 1985; (Australia)G
Private
M, #5554
Parents
- Father: Frederick Furner (b. about 1885, d. before 1985)
- Mother: Ada May ("Topsy") Michell (b. 15 September 1905, d. 14 February 1983)
Biography
- born:
- References: Cundy Descendants
Private
M, #5555
Parents
- Father: Frederick Furner (b. about 1885, d. before 1985)
- Mother: Ada May ("Topsy") Michell (b. 15 September 1905, d. 14 February 1983)
Biography
- born:
- References: Cundy Descendants
Private
M, #5556
Parents
- Father: Frederick Furner (b. about 1885, d. before 1985)
- Mother: Ada May ("Topsy") Michell (b. 15 September 1905, d. 14 February 1983)
Biography
- born:
- References: Cundy Descendants
Private
F, #5557
Parents
- Father: Frederick Furner (b. about 1885, d. before 1985)
- Mother: Ada May ("Topsy") Michell (b. 15 September 1905, d. 14 February 1983)
Biography
- born:
- References: Cundy Descendants
Private
F, #5558
Parents
- Father: Frederick Furner (b. about 1885, d. before 1985)
- Mother: Ada May ("Topsy") Michell (b. 15 September 1905, d. 14 February 1983)
Biography
- born:
- References: Cundy Descendants
Aline May McLennan
F, #5559, b. 1904, d. before 2004
Family: Albert Victor Michell (b. 10 November 1900, d. before 2000)
Biography
- Name:
- born: 1904; South Grafton, New South Wales, AustraliaG; to Kenneth G and Caroline McLennan
- Marriage: 6 September 1927; Albert Victor Michell; The Union Church, Coutts' Crossing, Grafton, New South Wales, AustraliaG
- Death: Before 2004; (Australia)G
Ada May ("Topsy") Michell
F, #5560, b. 15 September 1905, d. 14 February 1983
Parents
- Father: Richard James Michell (b. 7 November 1868, d. 23 August 1943)
- Mother: Ethel Harriett Daniel (b. 5 November 1883, d. 14 February 1944)
Family 1: Cecil George Hayes (b. 1898, d. 1964)
- Private
- David Frances Richard Hayes (b. 18 April 1922, d. 1984)
- Harold E Hayes (b. before 1925, d. 1925)
- Beryl E Hayes (b. before 1927, d. 1927)
- Stillborn Hayes (b. 1 April 1937, d. 1 April 1937)
- Thelma Eileen Hayes (b. before 1941, d. 1941)
Family 3: Charles Ernest Myers (b. about 1905, d. before 2005)
Biography
- Name:
- Name:
- Name:
- born: 15 September 1905; Orange, New South Wales, AustraliaG
- Marriage: 1 August 1922; Cecil George Hayes; Orange, New South Wales, AustraliaG
- Marriage: After 1941; Frederick Furner; (Australia)G
- Marriage: 26 November 1964; Charles Ernest Myers; (Australia)G
- Death: 14 February 1983; Drummoyne, Sydney, New South Wales, AustraliaG
- References: Cundy Descendants
Joy Kathleen Tilse
F, #5561, b. 1928, d. 24 August 2013
Parents
- Father: Leonard Arthur Tilse (b. 6 March 1906, d. 26 July 1975)
- Mother: Kathleen Margaret Ryan (b. 1909, d. 21 March 1952)
Family: Don Gillman (b. about 1928, d. before 2003)
Biography
- Name:
- born: 1928; (Australia)G
- Marriage: 27 November 1948; Don Gillman; Mareeba, Queensland, AustraliaG; GILLMAN-TILSE
On Saturday, November 27, at 3.30 p.m., St George's Church of England, Mareeba, was the scene of the wedding of Joy Kathleen, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Tilse, Constance-street, Ma- reeba, to Donald Percival, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Gillman, Atherton. Rev. R. A. Campbell
officiated
The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her father, looked radiant in an exquisite gown of lace and marquisette featuring a deep heart-shaped neckline, with tight-fitting bodice of lace embroidered with pearl and silver beads. The fully-flared skirt and train of marquisette was finished with an overskirt of lace falling in soft folds to a peak at the back. The short two-tier tulle veil falling to below the waistline was held in place by a coronet of white gardenias. A beautiful bou- quet of white arum lilies, carna- tions and Michaelmas daisies was backed with tulle and finished with a bow and two tiny horse-
shoes.
Miss Joyce Kershaw, a close friend, was bridesmaid. Miss Ker- shaw was frocked in pale green sheer and figured organdi. The gown featured an embroidered sheer yoke with a deep organdi frill falling over tiny sleeves. The full organdi skirt was topped by an embroidered sheer overskirt falling to a peak at the back. A short veil of green tulle fell from a bandeau of green straw trim- med with pale pink flowers. A bouquet of pink and red carna- tions was carried, and pale green mittens completed the charming
ensemble.
Norma Mooney acted as fiower girl and looked sweet in mauve sheer and figured organdi. Norma's frock was a miniature of the bridesmaid's except that it feat- ured a sheer flared skirt with an organdi overskirt. Her headdress consisted of mauve flowers held in place with a ribbon bow tied un- der the chin and finished with mauve tulle falling over her fair hair. She carried a horseshoe of carnations and ribbon.
The duties of best- man, were carried out by Mr. L. Tait of Ath-
erton.
During the signing of the regis- ter Miss Grace Moore sang "Ave Maria," accompanied at the organ by Miss J. Iggulden.
The reception was held at Dun- lop's Hotel, the tables being artis- tically decorated with flowers. Pride of place was given to a
three-tier diamond-shaped cake Rev. Campbell was chairman.
The guests were received by the bride's mother, who looked charm- ing in a green crepe frock beaded in amber tonings. This ensemble was completed with brown acces- sories. In the absence of the groom's mother, she was assisted by a sister of the groom, Mrs. G. Turner, who was frocked in char- treuse green featuring the new floral petticoat effect, with tan ac-
cessories.
The honeymoon was spent in Arcadia Bay, Magnetic Island For her travelling frock the bride chose toast crepe trimmed with
tiny white lace flowers from waist
to hipline. White accessories com- pleted the ensemble.
Close - Death: 24 August 2013; Raynbird Place, Carseldine, Queensland, AustraliaG; GILLMAN, Joy Kathleen Late of Raynbird Place, Carseldine, formerly of
Mareeba, North Queensland. Passed away peacefully on 24th August, 2013. Aged
85 Years Beloved Wife of Don (dec'd). Much loved Mother and Mother-in-law of
Donna and Kevin, Lindsay and Julie. Grandmother of Merrill, Kristie, Lachlan
and Rowan. Family and Friends are invited to attend a Celebration of Joy's
Life, to be held at Pinnaroo Crematorium, Graham Road, Bridgeman Downs, on
Friday, 30th August, 2013, commencing at 11 a.m.. In lieu of flowers,
donations to Alzheimers Association would be appreciated. ALEX GOW FUNERALS
Brisbane - Ph 3851 7800 FAMILY OWNED alexgowfunerals.com.au
Funerals
Published in The Courier-Mail on 28/08/2013 - Burial: 30 August 2013; Pinnaroo Crematorium, Graham Road, Bridgeman Downs, Queensland, AustraliaG
- References: Kessell Descendants
Don Gillman
M, #5562, b. about 1928, d. before 2003
Family: Joy Kathleen Tilse (b. 1928, d. 24 August 2013)
Biography
- born: About 1928; (Australia)G
- Marriage: 27 November 1948; Joy Kathleen Tilse; Mareeba, Queensland, AustraliaG; GILLMAN-TILSE
On Saturday, November 27, at 3.30 p.m., St George's Church of England, Mareeba, was the scene of the wedding of Joy Kathleen, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Tilse, Constance-street, Ma- reeba, to Donald Percival, fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Gillman, Atherton. Rev. R. A. Campbell
officiated
The bride, who entered the church on the arm of her father, looked radiant in an exquisite gown of lace and marquisette featuring a deep heart-shaped neckline, with tight-fitting bodice of lace embroidered with pearl and silver beads. The fully-flared skirt and train of marquisette was finished with an overskirt of lace falling in soft folds to a peak at the back. The short two-tier tulle veil falling to below the waistline was held in place by a coronet of white gardenias. A beautiful bou- quet of white arum lilies, carna- tions and Michaelmas daisies was backed with tulle and finished with a bow and two tiny horse-
shoes.
Miss Joyce Kershaw, a close friend, was bridesmaid. Miss Ker- shaw was frocked in pale green sheer and figured organdi. The gown featured an embroidered sheer yoke with a deep organdi frill falling over tiny sleeves. The full organdi skirt was topped by an embroidered sheer overskirt falling to a peak at the back. A short veil of green tulle fell from a bandeau of green straw trim- med with pale pink flowers. A bouquet of pink and red carna- tions was carried, and pale green mittens completed the charming
ensemble.
Norma Mooney acted as fiower girl and looked sweet in mauve sheer and figured organdi. Norma's frock was a miniature of the bridesmaid's except that it feat- ured a sheer flared skirt with an organdi overskirt. Her headdress consisted of mauve flowers held in place with a ribbon bow tied un- der the chin and finished with mauve tulle falling over her fair hair. She carried a horseshoe of carnations and ribbon.
The duties of best- man, were carried out by Mr. L. Tait of Ath-
erton.
During the signing of the regis- ter Miss Grace Moore sang "Ave Maria," accompanied at the organ by Miss J. Iggulden.
The reception was held at Dun- lop's Hotel, the tables being artis- tically decorated with flowers. Pride of place was given to a
three-tier diamond-shaped cake Rev. Campbell was chairman.
The guests were received by the bride's mother, who looked charm- ing in a green crepe frock beaded in amber tonings. This ensemble was completed with brown acces- sories. In the absence of the groom's mother, she was assisted by a sister of the groom, Mrs. G. Turner, who was frocked in char- treuse green featuring the new floral petticoat effect, with tan ac-
cessories.
The honeymoon was spent in Arcadia Bay, Magnetic Island For her travelling frock the bride chose toast crepe trimmed with
tiny white lace flowers from waist
to hipline. White accessories com- pleted the ensemble.
Close - Death: Before 2003; (Australia)G
Private
F, #5564
Parents
Biography
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Eileen Margaret Smith
F, #5566, b. 27 September 1915, d. 23 March 1916
Parents
- Father: Albert Cecil Smith (b. 25 August 1889, d. 25 March 1941)
- Mother: Margaret Eileen Gerard (b. 25 November 1893, d. 21 June 1959)
Biography
- born: 27 September 1915; Queensland, AustraliaG
- Death: 23 March 1916; Queensland, AustraliaG
- Burial: 24 March 1916; West End Cemetery, West End, Townsville, Queensland, AustraliaG; aged 6 months1
- References: Coutts Descendants
Smith Descendants
Citations
- [S1233] Register of Interments in The Townsville Cemetery (West End), https://www.townsville.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0021/8391/West-End-Cemetery-Records.pdf, page 145
Mathew Richie1
M, #5567, b. 1806, d. 1891
Family: Sarah Cherrie Smith (b. 10 May 1818, d. 8 April 1897)
Biography
- born: 1806; (Scotland)G1,2
- Marriage: 29 April 1859; Sarah Cherrie Smith; St Quivox, Ayrshire, ScotlandG; I now believe the marriage to Mathew Richie is not of Sarah the daughter of Francis and Agnes. This Sarah Smith seems to be in the 1851 Census in St Quivox as a 32 year old servant born in Monkton Ayrshire. This would also explain the discrepancy in the supposed Death Certificate where is says her father is Robert Smith, even though the mother is say to be Agnes Young. Although I cannot find the birth of a Sarah to this couple, Robert Smith and 'Janet' Young were having children in Mauchline, Ayrshire in around the right time period.1
- Census (family): 7 April 1861; Sarah Cherrie Smith; John Reed's Land, Newton on Ayr, Ayrshire, ScotlandG; with James Ritchie, 15 and Hugh S Ritchie 92
- Census (family): 2 April 1871; Sarah Cherrie Smith; Gordon Street, St Quivox, Ayrshire, ScotlandG
- Death: 1891; Ayr, Ayrshire, ScotlandG1
Citations
John Moore
M, #5571, b. September 1838, d. before 1934
Family: Sarah Jane Hibell (b. 17 March 1834, d. before 1934)
- Alice Sarah Moore (b. 23 October 1857, d. before 1957)
- Ann Moore+ (b. July 1859, d. December 1950)
- John Moore (b. about 1862, d. before 1962)
- Eleanor ("Nelly") Moore (b. December 1863, d. before 1963)
- George Moore (b. December 1868, d. before 1968)
- Emma Moore (b. about 1871, d. before 1971)
Biography
- born: September 1838; Birmingham, Warwickshire, EnglandG
- Marriage: 11 December 1858; Sarah Jane Hibell; Birmingham, Warwickshire, EnglandG; to John Moore or Michael Dolan
- Death: Before 1934; (England)G
George Paul Portway1
M, #5572, b. 1836, d. between July 1909 and September 1909
Family: Mary Hannah Hibell (b. 1839, d. between July 1910 and September 1910)
Biography
- born: 1836; Birmingham, Warwickshire, EnglandG1
- Marriage: June 1868; Mary Hannah Hibell; West Bromwich, Warwickshire, EnglandG
- Occupation: 5 April 1891; stableman (groom)1
- Census (family): 5 April 1891; Mary Hannah Hibell; 7 Venster Terrace, Portsea, Hampshire, EnglandG1
- Census (family): 31 March 1901; Mary Hannah Hibell; 69 Simpson Road, Portsmouth, Hampshire, EnglandG; Night Watchman2
- Death: Between July 1909 and September 1909; Portsmouth, Hampshire, EnglandG; aged 73 years
Citations
William Barnes
M, #5573, b. about 1842, d. before 1942
Family: Emma Hibell (b. 11 June 1845, d. March 1933)
- Emma Barnes (b. 8 July 1870, d. before 1970)
- Minnie Rebecca Barnes (b. 3 November 1872, d. before 1972)
- Louisa Barnes (b. about 1877, d. before 1977)
- Annie Barnes (b. about 1877, d. before 1977)
- William Barnes (b. about 1885, d. September 1924)
- Eleanor Barnes (b. about 1889, d. before 1989)
Biography
- born: About 1842; (England)G
- Marriage: 13 September 1869; Emma Hibell; Birmingham, Warwickshire, EnglandG; maybe to William Barnes?
- Death: Before 1942; (England)G
Charlotte Bather1
F, #5574, b. 1861, d. between October 1941 and December 1941
Family: John Thomas Hibell (b. before 29 July 1855, d. before 1955)
- Harry Arthur Hibell+ (b. 31 August 1884, d. between October 1952 and December 1952)
Biography
- Name:
- born: 1861; Wellington, Shropshire, EnglandG1
- Marriage: December 1881; John Thomas Hibell; Wellington Sal, Shropshire, EnglandG
- daughter: 1881; John Thomas Hibell; Trench, Wellington, Shropshire, EnglandG; an Iron Wire Drawer, a lodger in the household of Thomas Bather an Innkeeper, and his family
- Census (family): 31 March 1901; John Thomas Hibell; 90 Fulham Road, Sparkhill, Warwickshire, EnglandG; he was a manager of a tobacconist and fancy goods shop; W:Harry Arthur Hibell1
- Death: Between October 1941 and December 1941; Aled, Denbigshire, Wales, EnglandG; aged 86
Citations
- [S167] UK Census 1901, Census Type: National
Census Place: UK
Theodore Carl Dunker
M, #5575, b. 1852, d. between January 1919 and March 1919
Family: Catherine Eleanor Hibell (b. 4 October 1861, d. between January 1940 and March 1940)
- Theodora B Dunker (b. 1883, d. before 1983)
- Friderick J Dunker+ (b. 17 April 1886, d. between January 1944 and March 1944)
- Carl Hibell Dunker (b. 19 October 1889, d. between April 1952 and June 1952)
- Minna Anna Dunker (b. 1889, d. between April 1975 and June 1975)
- Alice Dunker (b. 1895, d. before 1995)
Biography
- born: 1852; PrussiaG1
- Marriage: June 1882; Catherine Eleanor Hibell; Aston, Warwickshire, EnglandG
- Occupation: 5 April 1891; merchant1
- Census (family): 5 April 1891; Catherine Eleanor Hibell; 54 Pershore Road, Birmingham, Warwickshire, EnglandG; W:Theodora B Dunker, Friderick J Dunker, Minna Anna Dunker, Carl Hibell Dunker, and John Thomas Hibell1
- Census: 31 March 1901; 121 Pershore Road, Edgbaston, Worcestershire, EnglandG; a pipe merchant (tobacco); W:Catherine Eleanor Hibell, Theodora B Dunker, Friderick J Dunker, Minna Anna Dunker, Carl Hibell Dunker, and Alice Dunker
- Census (family): 2 April 1911; Catherine Eleanor Hibell; 121 Pershore Road, Edgbaston, Worcestershire, EnglandG; a Wholesale Pip's and Cigar merchant; W:Theodora B Dunker, Minna Anna Dunker, Carl Hibell Dunker, and Alice Dunker2
- Death: Between January 1919 and March 1919; King's Norton, Worcestershire, EnglandG; aged 67 years old