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| 51 | Plot 23. Row B. Grave 19A. | Davy, John Cheesemond (I209)
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| 52 | Private cremation. Notice in West Australian online. HANNABY: A Private Cremation for the late Mr Leonard John Hannaby was held on THURSDAY (5.10.2017) in accordance with his wishes. The family extend their thanks to everyone for their messages, flowers and support. | Hannaby, Leonard John (I18)
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| 53 | Registration number 761 | Gardiner, Oswald Alfred Robert (I337)
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| 54 | Registration number 878 | Sharp, Sarah (I327)
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| 55 | Research seems to show two more siblings. A Helen Mary Neame and a James Neame. James is thought to be born in 1854. There are no New Zealand birth records for a James in 1854. Helen is though to have been born at the same time (1852) as Jessie Sarah Neame or maybe the year after. I have not found any records for a Helen Neame in marriage or death. So far electoral rolls have no shown a Helen Neame. There is no given names on the birth record for 1852, the year that Jessie Sarah Neame used throughout her life. In the absence of historic records for Helen, I would tend to believe that Helen didn't exist or Helen was Jessie Sarah Neame. This timeline might be a clue to her life growing up: 1854: Jessie Sarah Neame was only 15 months old when her mother died. 1855: John Edward Neame (Jessie Sarah's father) married Rebecca Lyne. Jessie was now 2 and half years. 1867: Jessie now had 6 half brothers and sisters. She was now 14 years and 4 months. 1867: Jessie Sarah's step mother was committed to an asylum and he father (John Edward Neame) left for the Gold Field on the West Coast. 1869: Jessie Sarah Neame arrived in Melbourne Australia at the age of 16 years and 6 months. Arriving from Plymouth and it seems was traveling alone. 1871: Jessie Sarah Neame married Gustav Wilhelm Hillbrich. she was 18 and a half years. It is assumed that some stage Jessie Sarah left New Zealand and went to England. It could have been to visit relatives. It could have been just to get away from a her life in New Zealand. It is odd that Jessie Sarah Neame went to Melbourne Australia instead of returning to New Zealand. | Family: John Edward Neame / Sarah Pavey (F100)
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| 56 | Sailed for NZ from Deal Kent, for Wellington, 9 Aug. 1849 at 9.00 p.m. on the 'Pekin'. Landed safely in Jan 1850 (Passenger Resgister) all well and in good spirit. May have trained as a doctor in the U.K., but did not complete his training. Was the Headmaster of Collingwood School in 1859. There is a photo of the school and the headmaster's house, and mention of his name on page 20 of a book ;"Collingwood To The Heaphy Track" by Carol Dawber , Published by River Press, Picton, New Zealand, 2000. He was married to Harriet Rebecca Lyne at this time. The date fits with the births of three of their children in Collingwood (Emma 1860, Frederick 1862, Joseph 1864) Died of paralysis and pneumonia at the Benevolent, Caversham, Dunedin, NZ Source: http://www.neamefamily.com/tree/getperson.php?personID=I2671&tree=neame | Neame, John Edward (I292)
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| 57 | See Newspaper article: Mirror (Perth, WA:1921-1956) - Sat 7 Aug 1948 - Page 8 | Family: Arnold Clyde Ernst Hillbrick / Margaret Winifred Easom (F205)
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| 58 | Source: 1851 UK Census | Sayers, Wilson (I658)
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| 59 | Source: Brady Family Tree in Western Australia Master Baker & Pastry Cook Harold’s bakeries and probably shops or tearooms at Claremont (1910), Moora (1911), Mullewa, Mundijong (1914), North Perth 1915, Waroona (1920), Nanine (1932?), Fremantle (1933), Palmyra, Toodyay (1939), Koorda (1940s late), South Fremantle (1950), news agency at East Fremantle opposite Richmond School (1948). | Hillbrick, Harold William (I54)
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| 60 | Source: http://www.neamefamily.com/tree/getperson.php?personID=I2671&tree=neame Married to John Edward Neame at her fathers house. | Lyne, Harriet Rebecca (I300)
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| 61 | Source: https://www.ancestry.com.au/imageviewer/collections/5378/images/32704_334557-00187?treeid=&personid=&rc=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=Pbf466&_phstart=successSource&pId=110474 A John Dobson arrived from Bremen aboard the "Barbarofsa" on 10/03/1911. Listed occupation as "Farm Laborer". He arrived without any other of the same name. He would have been 29 years. It could be that he traveled separate from the rest of the family some months earlier. No other verification found. | Dobson, John William (I628)
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| 62 | Stated on John Neame & Sarah Pavey's Marriage certificate than John Neame (1790) was a Surgeon. | Neame, John (I294)
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| 63 | To confirm d. 05/08/1941 Smithfield NSW | Hillbrick, Edward Gustav (I67)
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| 64 | Tuckanarra is a small town in the Shire of Cue in the Murchison region of Western Australia. The town is located between Cue and Meekatharra along the Great Northern Highway in the Mid West region of Western Australia. | Melville, Frederick Henry (I540)
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| 65 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I196)
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| 66 | We have not found a record of marriage even though Annie Alice (Ashworth) Moore was using the Gardiner surname and for all we know was introduced as Annie Gardiner. She was buried as Annie Gardiner. | Family: Percy Albert Gardiner / Annie Alice Ashworth (F127)
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| 67 | Wesleyan Cemetery | Mansfield, Dora (I310)
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| 68 | While no records seem to exist. There is on https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Neame-72 some information about other siblings for Jessie Sarah Neame. It seems that there may have been a sister Helen and a brother James. Helen is thought to have the birth year. There is only one birth record and there is speculation that they may have been twins or just the same person. The birth record does not show any given names. James is thought to be born around 1854. https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Neame-73 indicates that the knowledge of his birth is anecdotal. At this stage it is the assumption that Jessie Sarah Neame was born 11 Dec 1852. Further documentation from her marriage and death does support the birth date an location. Other Information: 1866 : John Neame's 2nd wife (Harriet) committed to Nelson Asylum 1867 : Harriet recommitted. Feb 1867 : Father "John Edward Neame" left his second wife and went to the Goldfields. Feb 1867: News article mentions that John Edward neame had 2 children from a former wife. Feb 1867 : Jessie Sarah was 14+ years Jun 1869 : Arrived in Melbourne from Plymouth Jul 1871 : Married in Victoria Questions: Did John Edward Neame have two children with Sarah Pavey? Where did Jessie Sarah's DOB 11/12/1852 come from? When did Jessie Sarah Neame leave New Zealand? How did Jessie Sarah Neame leave New Zealand? Why did Jessie Sarah Neame go to Victoria Australia? Did Jessie Sarah travel alone to Plymouth and to Australia? Did Jessie Sarah leave home to visit relatives in England? Did Jessie Sarah leave NZ because of family neglect? | Neame, Jessie Sarah (I51)
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| 69 | Will dated 23 April 1853. Will proved 5 April 1855. Qualified as Surgeon in 1813 Royal College of Surgeons. No record of career until 1835 when settled in Cecil Square,Margate, except that he had something to do with the Army between 1813 and 1816. Mentions his son John and wife Sarah living in NZ in his will of 1855. Source: http://www.neamefamily.com/tree/getperson.php?personID=I3122&tree=neame | Neame, John (I294)
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| 70 | WO John “Robbie,The Saint” Davy Roberts | Roberts, John (I642)
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