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George Howell, baptised
1822,[4,205] St Phillip, Church of England, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died
18/11/1890, 83 Goulburn Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia
(68yo).[4,148,461] "Howell
- November 18, at 83 Goulborn-street, near Pitt-street, George Howell,
aged 67 years.(SMH
1/12/1890)"[461]
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"The
Mayor reported the receipt of an
intimation of the death of Mr. George Howell, clerk of the markets. He
said he understood that the demise had only just taken place. He
believed that Mr. Howell was an officer who had served the council
faithfully for many years, and he was sure that the aldermen
sympathised with his widow. It was resolved that a letter of sympathy
be sent.(SMH 19/11/1890)"[462] |
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Buried
Old Church of England Section CC, Row 22, plot 1052-1053, Rookwood
Cemetery, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[148] Clerk of the
markets.[462]
Between 1845-1891 George was listed in the Sydney Rate Assessment Books:
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In 1845 George tennanted a
house with sheds & kitchen at the rear on Kent Street, Sydney,
owned by his mother, Mary Howell, having 2 floors, 6 rooms, built of
brick with a shingled roof and an assessed annual value of £52.[571]
In
1851 & 1852 George tennanted a house on Cambridge Street, The Rocks, Sydney,
owned by Mr/Mrs Wright, built of stone with a shingled roof and an
assessed annual value of £13.[571]
In 1858 George owned a house at
No.309 Kent Street, Sydney, tennanted by his brother, Alexander
Howell,having 1 floor, 4 rooms, built of wood with a shingled roof and
an assessed annual value of £52.[571] In 1858 George owned a house at 1
off (possibly a lane?) No.309 Kent Street, Sydney, tennanted by Charles
Williams, having 1 floor, 2 rooms, built of wood with a shingled roof
and an assessed annual value of £26.[571] In 1858 George owned a house
at 2 off (possibly a lane?) No.309 Kent Street, Sydney, tennanted by
McMurray, having 1 floor, 2 rooms, built of wood with a shingled roof
and an assessed annual value of £20.[571] In 1858 George owned a house
at 3 off (possibly a lane?) No.309 Kent Street, Sydney, tennanted by
Mark Gillham, having 1 floor, 2 rooms, built of wood with a shingled
roof and an assessed annual value of £26.[571] In 1858 George owned a
house at 4 off (possibly a lane?) No.309 Kent Street, Sydney,
unoccupied by a tennant, having 1 floor, 2 rooms, built of wood with a
shingled roof and an assessed annual value of £26.[571] In 1858 George
owned a house at 5 off (possibly a lane?) No.309 Kent Street, Sydney,
tennanted by Richard Gardener, having 1 floor, 2 rooms, built of wood
with a shingled roof and an assessed annual value of £26.[571] In 1858
George owned a Public House at No.311 Kent Street, Sydney, tennanted by
his brother-in-law, Walter Kippie, having 3 floors, 9 rooms, built of
brick with a shingled roof and an assessed annual value of £130.[571]
In
1867 George tennanted a house & shop at No.121 King Street, Sydney,
owned by John J. Kettle, having 1 floor, 2 rooms, built of brick with a
shingled roof and an assessed annual value of £112.[571]
In 1877
George tennanted a house at No.315 Elizabeth Street, Sydney, owned by
Mrs T. Johnstone, having 2 floors, 7 rooms, built of brick with a
shingled roof and an assessed annual value of £46.[571]
In 1880
George tennanted a house at No.271 Elizabeth Street, Sydney, owned by
Mrs Johnson, having 2 floors, 8 rooms, built of brick with a shingled
roof and an assessed annual value of £52.[571]
In 1882 George
tennanted a house at No.83 Goulburn Street, Sydney, owned by Dr Lebuis,
having 2 floors, 5 rooms, built of brick & stone with an iron roof
and an assessed annual value of £57.[571]
In 1891 George (or his
estate) tennanted a house at No.83 Goulburn Street, Sydney, owned by Dr
Leibens, having 2 floors, 5 rooms, built of brick & stone with an
iron roof and an assessed annual value of £57.[571]
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Married
Elizabeth Scource, 1851, St Phillip, Church of England, Sydney, NSW,
Australia.[4] Elizabeth,
d/o Thomas, died 1917, Redfern, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4]
Resided 1845, Kent Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[571] Resided 1851,
1852, Cambridge Street, The Rocks, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[571] Resided 1867,
No.121 King Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[571] Resided 1877, No.315
Elizabeth Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[571] Resided 1880, No.271
Elizabeth Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[571] Resided 1882, 1890,
1891, No.83 Goulburn Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[461,571]
Children:
(a)
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Sarah Charlotte Howell, baptised
1853, St Phillip, Church of England, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Married
William Charles Burge, 1878, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] William, s/o William &
Harriet, died 1897, Hunters Hill, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Married 2nd
Robert Stone, 1901, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4]
Children:
(1)
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William John Burge, born 1879,
Ryde, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1952, Kogarah, Sydney, NSW,
Australia.[4] |
| (2) |
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George Albert Burge, born 1880,
Ryde, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Alice R. Bell, 1918, St Leonards, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (3) |
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Thomas Henry Burge, born 1882,
St Leonards, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1964, St Leonards, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Alice McGivern, 1910, Hunters Hill, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (4) |
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Robert James Burge, born 1883,
St Leonards, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1971, St Leonards, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4] Married Ada
B. M. Graham, 1907, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (5) |
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Elizabeth O. Burge, born 1885,
Ryde, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Married
William A. Kidd, 1916, Chatswood, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (6) |
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Violet M. Burge, born 1888,
Ryde, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Sidney P. McKenzie, 1915, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (7) |
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Blanche L. Burge, born 1896,
Drummoyne, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1899, Sydney, NSW,
Australia.[4] |
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v.
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Harriet Howell, baptised
1824,[4,205] St Phillip, Church of England, Sydney, NSW, Australia (mother listed as
Sarah).[4] Died 1908, Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] {parents
listed as William & Mary on the index, William may refer either
to
her deceased husband, or her son. Obituary details confirm it is the
right Harriet} Buried 7/4/1908, Rookwood
Cemetery, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[553]
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23-27 Ada Place, Ultimo
Photo - Google StreetView
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"Keppie - The friends of Mr and Mrs
W. Brydon are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral of their late dearly beloved mother, Mrs Harriett
Keppie; to leave her residence, 66 Arundel street, Forest Lodge, this
afternoon, at 1.30 for the Necropolis. Coffill & Company.
Keppie
- The Friends of Mr and Mrs G Skinner are respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral of their late dearly loved mother, Mrs Harnett
Keppie, to leave 66 Arundel street, Forest Lodge, this afternoon at
1.30 for the Necropolis. Coffill & Company.
Keppie -The
friends of William and George Keppie are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral of their dear mother; to leave her daughter's residence, 66
Arundel street, Forest Lodge, this day at 1.30 for the Necropolis.
Keppie
- The Friends of Mr and Mrs A Blundell are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral of their late beloved mother, Harriet Keppie, to
leave her daughter's residence, 66 Arundel street, Forest Lodge, this
(Tuesday) afternoon, at 1.30 for Necropolis. Coffill & Co
Undertakers.
Officers & Members of the Good Intent Division,
Sons and Daughters of Temperance, are respectfully requested to attend
the funeral of late sister Harriet Keppie; to move from her late
residence, 66 Arundel street, Forest Lodge, this (Tuesday) afternoon,
1.30 for Necropolis. M. J. Gunning W.P., J. Byrne R.S.(SMH
7/4/1908)"[553]
Married
Walter William Keppie, 1846, St Andrew's Scots Presbyterian, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Walter, s/o William &
Mary Ann, died 1890, Newtown, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4]
Buried 27/3/1890, Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[476]
"The friends of the late Mr. Walter
William Harriet Keppie, Engineer,
are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral; to move from his late
residence, 25 Ada-street, Ultimo, this (Thursday) afternoon, at
half-past 1 o'clock, for Necropolis. Wood and Company. Undertakers. 799
George-street Sydney.
The friends of Messrs. Wm. and Geo. Keppie are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved
father; to move from No 25 Ada street. Ultimo, this (Thursday)
afternoon, at half-past 1 o'clock, for Necropolis. Wood and Company,
Undertakers 799 George street, Sydney, Balmain, Petersham.
The
friends of William Bryden are invited to attend the Funeral of his
deceased father-in-law, Walter William Harriet Keppie; to move from his
late residence, 25 Ada-street, Ultimo, this (Thursday) afternoon, at
1.30 p.m.
The friends of Messrs. John Duffin, Alfred Blundell, and
William Collins are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their
late beloved father-in-law, Wm. W. H. Keppie: to move from 25
Ada-street, Ultimo, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half past 1 o'clock,
for Necropolis. Wood and Company.(SMH
27/3/1890)"[476]
{I
have so far been unable to identify which of Walter's daughters was the
spouse of William Bryden. Bryden is not listed on the funeral notice
for Mary Ann Wright in 1877, implying that he married Walter's daughter
between 7/3/1877 and 27/3/1890. The only marriage for a William Bryden
in this time period was to Elizabeth Catherine Wormald, 1877, Redfern.
Elizabeth, d/o James, died 1889, Waterloo. William then appears to have
married Eleanor, however I have been unable to find a marriage nor a
death for Eleanor to identify her maiden name &/or parents}
On 24/12/1856 Walter Kippie was
granted a license to operate the City Inn, Kent Street (SMH 25/12/1856).[474]
{Note that in 1848 Walter's mother-in-law, Mary Howell, was living next
door to the City Inn}
On
12/5/1858, Walter Kippie, publican, pleaded guilty in the Central
Police Court to an information for keeping open house on Sunday, and
was fined. 10s (SMH
13/5/1858).[470]
In
1858 the owners of the City Inn, then leased by Walter, advertised sale
of the inn by auction {since Walter continued to operate the inn
presumably either the sale did not eventuate or the new owner renewed
Walter's lease}:
"Sale
by Auction - Kent-Street, on the west side,
about midway between King and Erskine Streets. Lot 1-That well-known
public-house, known as The City Inn, now in the occupation of Mr.
Walter Kippie. This house is built of brick on stone foundations,
cemented back and front, and contains on the ground floor, which is
level with the street, bar and bar parlour, on the first floor landing,
and two rooms; on the second floor, 3 rooms and a large attic above;
store-room, yard, with water alid on &c, at the rear. The City
Inn
is now let at the reduced rent of £3 10s. per week. It is a most
substantial building, in a thorough state of repair, and doing a
flourishing business, which, from its position, it will always secure.(Empire 14/8/1858)"[475]
On
4/10/1859, Walter Kippie, publican, was fined 10s in the Central Police
Court, with 3s 6d costs, for having opened his home for purposes of
trade on Sunday (SMH
5/10/1859).[469]
On
10/2/1860, Walter Kippie, publican, found guilty in the Central Police
Court of keeping open his house during prohibited hours, was fined 10s.
and costs.(SMH 11/2/1860)"[472]
In
March 1862 Walter Kippie, publican, of Kent-street, was declared
insolvent with liabilities of £430 1s 10d and assets of £59 5s, and his
estate surrendered (SMH
21/3/1862).[473]
Publican,
1856-1862.[469,470,472,473,474,475,570] Engineer, 1877,1890.[468,476] Resided 1856-1862, 311 City Inn,
Kent Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[469,470,472,473,474,475,570] Between 1845-1901 Walter & Harriett were listed in the Sydney Rate Assessment Books:
In 1851 & 1852 Walter tennanted a house on Kent Street,
Sydney, owned by Arthur Little, built of brick with a shingled roof and
an assessed annual value of £23.[571]
In 1858 Walter tennanted a
Public House at No.311 Kent Street, Sydney, owned by George Howell,
having 3 floors, 9 rooms, built of brick with a shingled roof and an
assessed annual value of £130.[571]
In 1861 Walter tennanted a
Public House at No.311 Kent Street, Sydney, owned by L & S Samuel,
having 3 floors, 9 rooms, built of brick with a shingled roof and an
assessed annual value of £180.[571]
In 1871 Walter tennanted a house
at No.4 Margaret Street, Sydney, owned by Charles Jeannerett, having 2
floors, 4 rooms, built of brick with an iron roof and an assessed
annual value of £31.[571]
In 1877 Walter tennanted a house at No.4
Dixon Street East, Sydney, owned by Thomas O'Neil, having 2 floors, 4
rooms, built of brick & stone with a shingled roof and an assessed
annual value of £36.[571]
In 1880 Walter tennanted a house at No.8
Miles Street, Sydney, owned by Mary Rose, having 2 floors, 4 rooms,
built of brick with an iron roof and an assessed annual value of
£41.[571]
In 1882 Walter tennanted a house at No.33 Ada Street,
Sydney, owned by John McDonald, having 2 floors, 4 rooms, built of
brick with a shingled roof and an assessed annual value of £33.[571]
In
1891 Harriet tennanted a house at No.25 Ada Lane West Side, Sydney,
owned by John McDonald, having 2 floors, 6 rooms, built of brick with a
slate roof and an assessed annual value of £36.[571]
In 1896 Harriet
tennanted a house at No.23 Ada Street, Sydney, owned by St Joseph's
Building Society, having 2 floors, 6 rooms, built of brick with an iron
roof and an assessed annual value of £27.[571]
In 1901 Harriet
tennanted a house at No.23 Ada Street, Sydney, owned by St Joseph's
Building Society, with an assessed annual value of £21.[571]
Resided 1851, 1852, Kent
Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[571] Resided 1858, 1862, No.311 Kent
Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[571] Resided
1867, Sussex-street,
near Market-street,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[471] Resided 1869, Market Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[466] Resided 1871, No.4 Margaret Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[571] Resided 1874, Burnett Street,
Redfern, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[465,467] Resided 1877, No.4 Dixon Street East, Haymarket, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[571] Resided 1880, No.8 Miles Street, Surry Hills, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[571] Resided 1882, No.33 Ada Street, Ultimo,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[571] Resided 1890,1891, No.25 Ada
Street, Ultimo,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[476,571] Resided 1896, 1901, No.33 Ada Street, Ultimo,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[571] Resided 1908, No.66 Arundel
street, Forest Lodge, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[553]
Children:
(a)
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Mary Ann Kippie, baptised 1847,
St Andrew's Scots Presbyterian, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1877, Sydney, NSW,
Australia.[4] Buried 7/3/1877, Balmain Cemetery, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[468]
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"The friends of Mr. William
Collins are respectfully invited to attend
the Funeral of his late beloved sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary A. Wright; to
move from her late residence, 4, Dixon-street South, this afternoon, at
3 o'clock, to Balmain Cemetery. C. Kinsela and Sons, Oxford-street and
George-street.
The friends of Messrs. William and George Keppie
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved
sister, Mrs. Mary Ann Wright; to move from her late residence, No. 4,
Dixon-street South, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, to
Balmain Cemetery. C. Kinsela and Sons.
The friends of Mr. John
Duffin, Jun., are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his
late beloved sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Ann Wright; to move from her late
residence, No. 4, Dixon-street South, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, to
Balmain Cemetery. C. Kinsela and Sons, Oxford-street, near Crown-st.
The
friends of Mr. Samuel Wright are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral of his late, beloved wife, Mary Ann; to move from her late
residence, No. 4, Dixon-street South, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 3
o'clock, to Balmain Cemetery. C. Kinsela and Sons, George-street, op.
Christ Church.
The friends of Mr. Walter Keppie, Engineer, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late beloved
daughter, Mrs. Mary A. Wright; to move from her late residence, No. 4,
Dixon-street South, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, to
Balmain Cemetery. C. Kinsela and Sons, George-street.(SMH
7/3/1877)"[468] |
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Married
Samuel Walton Wright, 1868, Sydney, NSW, Australia (listed as
Kippee).[4] Resided 1877, No.4 Dixon Street South, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[468]
Children:
(1)
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Samuel W. Wright, born 1870,
Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1919, Granville, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (2) |
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Oliver Everett Wright, born
1872, Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1913, Sydney, NSW,
Australia.[4] Married
Mary J. Doran, 1905, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (3) |
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Herbert Henry Wright, born 1875,
Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1936, Canterbury, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Jane Parker, 1901, Kogarah, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Married 2nd
Mary A. Sheey, 1906, Marrickville, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (4) |
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Archibald James Wright, born
1877, Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1949, Hurstville, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Beatrice M. Lewis, 1899, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Married 2nd
Rose E. Jones, 1904, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
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Sarah Keppie,
baptised 1849, St Andrew's Scots Presbyterian, Sydney, NSW, Australia
('Sippie').[4] Died 2/8/1902, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia (d/o Walter
& Harriett).[4,477] Buried 3/8/1902.[478]
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"Mrs. Sarah Collins, at one
time hostess of the Junction Inn,
Tumbulgum, and later of the Court-house Hotel, Murwillumbah, died on
Saturday, aged 53.(Clarence
Examiner 2/8/1902)"[477]
"Death of
an Old Resident. On Saturday afternoon, after a long and painful
illness Mrs Sarah Collins died at her residence, Murwillumbah at the
age of 52 years. She was well known throughout the Tweed River district
of which she had been a resident for about eighteen years. With her
late husband, Mr W Collins, who died about six years ago, she opened
the Junction Hotel, Tumbulgum, in 1884. The late Mr Collins always took
an active part in public matters, and founded the first Oddfellows'
lodge and first Masonic lodge in the Tweed district. In 1889 Mr and Mrs
Collins removed to Murwillumbah and opened the Court House Hotel which
has always been one of our leading hotels. Prior to Mr Collins's
decease the Court House Hotol passed out of their hands, but a couple of
years ago Mrs Collins took over the hotel again and conducted it until
a few months ago, when her health compelled her to retire from
business. The funeral took place on Sunday and was largely attended by
all classes of the community. The Rev L. Nye conducted a short service
in the local Church of England, to which the body was conveyed from its
late home, and also celebrated the last solemn rites at the grave. The
deceased leaves nine children. The cause of death was dropsy.(Brisbane
Courier 4/8/1902)"[478] |
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Married
William Collins, 7/4/1869, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4,466]
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"On
the 7th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Fullerton, L.L.D., William, eldest son
of Thomas Collins, of Erskine-street, to Sarah, second daughter
of Walter
Keppie, of Market-street.(SMH
14/4/1869)"[466] |
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William died 1896, Murwillumbah,
NSW, Australia (Northern
Star 29/8/1896).[479]
Children:
(1)
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Ada
A. Collins, born 1871, Balmain,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (2) |
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Henry
H. Collins, born 1872, Balmain,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1928, Kogarah, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (3) |
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William
Walter Thomas Collins, born 1874,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1949, Waverley, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (4) |
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Alfred
E. Collins, born 1877, St George,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1928, Taree, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (5) |
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Henrietta
Collins, born 1879, St George,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (6) |
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Evan
John Collins, born 1880, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (7) |
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Stella
S. Collins, born 1882, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (8) |
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Eliza
I. Collins, born 1887, Tweed River,
NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (9) |
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Percy
C. G. Collins, born 1889, Tweed River, NSW, Australia.[4] |
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Henrietta Keppie, baptised 1851,
St Andrew's Scots Presbyterian, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1903, Camperdown, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4] Married
John Duffin, 1871, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4]
Children:
(1)
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Henrietta E. Duffin, born 1871,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1885, Petersham, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (2) |
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Florence Duffin, born 1872,
Redfern, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Benjamin R. Denking, 1899, Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (3) |
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Albert Boyne Duffin, born 1874,
Redfern, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1935, Wyong, NSW,
Australia.[4] Married
Emily V. I. West, 1904, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (4) |
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Walter Ernest Duffin, born 1875,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1931, Five Dock, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Fanny L. Hollingdale, 1901, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (5) |
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Harriet E. Duffin, born 1877,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (6) |
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Richard H. Duffin, born 1878, St
George, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (7) |
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John Duffin, born 1885,
Petersham, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1899, Glebe, Sydney, NSW,
Australia.[4] |
| (8) |
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George W. Duffin, born 1886,
Petersham, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1918, Goulburn, NSW,
Australia.[4] |
| (9) |
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Edith P. Duffin, born 1887,
Petersham, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
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William Keppie, baptised 1854,
St Andrew's Scots Presbyterian, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4]
Died 1925,
Balmain South, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Between 1891-1921 was listed in the Sydney Rate Assessment Books:
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In 1891 William tennanted a shop at No.55-57 Sussex Street,
Sydney, owned by M. Gray, having 2 floors, 6 rooms, built of brick
& stone with an iron roof and an assessed annual value of £170.[571]
In
1897 William tennanted a shop at No.55-57 Sussex Street, Sydney, owned
by the estate of M. Gray, having 2 floors, 2 rooms, built of brick with
a slate roof and an assessed annual value of £156.[571]
In 1907
William tennanted a shop & house at No.55 Sussex Street, Sydney,
owned by the NSW Govt (Harbour Trust), having 2 floors, 3 rooms, built
of brick with an iron roof and an assessed annual value of £58 (at
Erskine Street).[571]
In 1911 William tennanted a shop at No.9
Erskine Street, Sydney, owned by the Government of New South Wales
(Harbour Trust), having 2 floors, 3 rooms, built of brick with an iron
roof and an assessed annual value of £28 (at Day Street).[571]
In
1914 William tennanted a shop at No.19 Erskine Street, Sydney, owned by
the Government of New South Wales (Harbour Trust), having 1 floor, 1
room, built of brick with an assessed annual value of £65.[571]
In
1921 William tennanted a shop at No.19 Erskine Street, Sydney, owned by
the Government of New South Wales (Harbour Trust), having 1 floor, 2
rooms, built of brick with iron roof and an assessed annual value of
£65.[571]
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Harriet Keppie, baptised 1855,
St Andrew's Scots Presbyterian, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1921, Annandale, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Alfred Blundell, 1881, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4]
Children:
(1)
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Walter Richard Blundell, born
1882, Newtown, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1965, Manly, Sydney, NSW,
Australia.[4] Married
Lillian I. Smith, 1907, Petersham, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (2) |
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Alfred Ernest Blundell, born
1884, Waterloo, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1971, Burwood, Sydney, NSW,
Australia.[4] Married
Alice Maud Callaway, 1914, Newtown, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4]
Alice,
d/o John & Emily, died 1970, Liverpool, Sydney, NSW,
Australia.[4] |
| (3) |
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George Howell Blundell, born
1886, Waterloo, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1972, St Leonards, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Augusta Frazer, 1911, Newtown, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (4) |
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Florence Henrietta Blundell,
born 1888, Newtown, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1968, Newtown, Sydney, NSW,
Australia.[4] |
| (5) |
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Leslie Blundell, born 1890,
Newtown, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Stella B. Barrett, 1913, St Peters, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (6) |
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Ada S. A. Blundell, born 1893,
Newtown, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Henry J. Stoddart, 1925, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
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George Keppie, born 1857,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1917, Newtown, Sydney, NSW,
Australia.[4] Married
Matilda Daniells, 1898, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Matilda, d/o John &
Eliza, died 1900, Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] |
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Walter Kippie, baptised 1859, St
Andrew's Scots Presbyterian, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 7/10/1874, Burnett Street, Redfern, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4]
"Keppie - October 7, at his parents' residence,
Burnett-street,
Redfern, Walter, the beloved son of Mr. Walter Keppie, aged 15 years.(SMH 9/10/1874)"[467]
Buried 10/10/1874, Balmain Cemetery,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[465]
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"The
friends of William Keppie are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late departed
brother, Walter Keppie; to move from his late residence,
Burnett-street, Redfern, on Saturday afternoon, at half-past 2 o'clock,
to Balmain Cemetery.
The friends of William Collins, Hairdresser,
are invited to attend the Funeral of his late beloved brother-in-law,
Walter Keppie; to move from his late residence, Burnett-street,
Redfern, on Saturday afternoon, at half-past 2 o'clock, to Balmain
Cemetery.(SMH 9/10/1874)"[465]
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Resided
1874, Burnett Street, Redfern, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[465,467] |
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Elizabeth Kippie, born 1861,
Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1933, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4]
Married
George Skinner, 1886, Tweed River, NSW, Australia.[4] George, s/o Henry
& Isabel, died 1933,
Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4]
Children:
(1)
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Henry
Skinner, born 1887, Tweed River, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1962,
Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Jessie M. Wilcock, 1911, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4] |
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George
Walter Skinner, born 1888, Tweed River, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1974, NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Marian E. Kelly, 1915, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4] Married 2nd
Vera M. A. Scott, 1925, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (3) |
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Arthur
W. SKinner, born 1890, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1892,
Tweed River, NSW,
Australia.[4] |
| (4) |
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Frank
C. Skinner, born 1891, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Gladys M. E. Grant, 1914, Ballina, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (5) |
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Charlotte
A. Skinner, born 1894, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4] Married
George Grantham, 1916, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (6) |
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Victor
Skinner, born 1895, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4] |
| (7) |
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Elizabeth
Skinner, born 1904, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4] Married
John W. Morley, 1924, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4] |
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Thelma
Skinner, born 1906, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4] Married
Stewart R. Park, 1933, Murwillumbah, NSW, Australia.[4] |
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Henry Kippie, born 1863, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4] Died 1867, Sydney, NSW, Australia.[4]
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"The Friends of Mr. Walter
Kippie are
invited to attend the funeral of his deceased son, Henry, on Sunday
afternoon [14th]; the procession to move from his residence,
Sussex-street, near Market-street, at 3 o'clock.(SMH 13/7/1867)"[471] |
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Ann Keppie, born 1865, Sydney,
NSW, Australia.[4] |
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