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William Ambrose Percival

M, #726, b. 1811, d. 20 November 1886

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Relationship

3rd great-grandfather of Robert Mote

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	1811	William Ambrose Percival was born in 1811 at Lincolnshire, UK^G.
Marriage	15 January 1841	William Ambrose was married to Margaret Ann Semple, daughter of Thomas Semple and Mary Ewer, on Friday, 15 January 1841 at Scots Church, Sydney, NSW, Australia^G. The witnesses were Henry Smith and Ann Mickan, both of Harrington Street, Sydney. Margaret Semple was brought out to Sydney by Mr A.H. Smith.¹
Marriage	17 April 1864	William Ambrose Percival witnessed the marriage of William Nealon and Mary Percival on 17 April 1864 at Pudman Creek, near Boorowa, NSW, Australia^G.²
Death	20 November 1886	William Ambrose Percival died on Saturday, 20 November 1886 at Brook Farm, Burrowa, NSW, Australia^G.³
Burial		He was buried at Rye Park Burial Ground, Grave 57, Rye Park, NSW, Australia^G.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

1811

William Ambrose Percival was born in 1811 at Lincolnshire, UK^G.

Marriage

15 January 1841

William Ambrose was married to Margaret Ann Semple, daughter of Thomas Semple and Mary Ewer, on Friday, 15 January 1841 at Scots Church, Sydney, NSW, Australia^G. The witnesses were Henry Smith and Ann Mickan, both of Harrington Street, Sydney. Margaret Semple was brought out to Sydney by Mr A.H. Smith.¹

Marriage

17 April 1864

William Ambrose Percival witnessed the marriage of William Nealon and Mary Percival on 17 April 1864 at Pudman Creek, near Boorowa, NSW, Australia^G.²

Death

20 November 1886

William Ambrose Percival died on Saturday, 20 November 1886 at Brook Farm, Burrowa, NSW, Australia^G.³

Burial

He was buried at Rye Park Burial Ground, Grave 57, Rye Park, NSW, Australia^G.

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Name Variation		William Ambrose Percival was also known as William Ambrose Perceval.

Description

Date

Name

Name Variation

William Ambrose Percival was also known as William Ambrose Perceval.

Newspaper Articles

Newspaper	Date	Content
The Goulburn Evening Penny Post, Goulburn, NSW, Australia^G	27 November 1886	William Ambrose Percival was mentioned in an article in The Goulburn Evening Penny Post, Goulburn, NSW, Australia^G, on Saturday, 27 November 1886 as follows: The death is reported of an old and respected resident of Rye Park, Mr. William Percival, at the age of 75 years. He was a former resident of Gundaroo.⁴

Newspaper

Date

Content

The Goulburn Evening Penny Post, Goulburn, NSW, Australia^G

27 November 1886

William Ambrose Percival was mentioned in an article in The Goulburn Evening Penny Post, Goulburn, NSW, Australia^G, on Saturday, 27 November 1886 as follows: The death is reported of an old and respected resident of Rye Park, Mr. William Percival, at the age of 75 years. He was a former resident of Gundaroo.⁴

Other Details

Label	Date	Details
Note	1811	William Ambrose Percival: A William Percival was Christened on 3 Sept 1810 at Pinchbeck, Lincoln, England. The Parents were John and Martha Percival. I have found no evidence linking this to William Ambrose Percival. in 1811.

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Date

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Note

1811

William Ambrose Percival: A William Percival was Christened on 3 Sept 1810 at Pinchbeck, Lincoln, England. The Parents were John and Martha Percival. I have found no evidence linking this to William Ambrose Percival. in 1811.

Family with

Margaret Ann Semple b. 15 Apr 1821, d. 22 Aug 1862

Children

Margaret Ann Percival+ b. 15 Feb 1842, d. 6 Feb 1930
John Perceval+ b. 3 Oct 1843, d. 31 Jan 1927
William J Percival b. 3 Oct 1843, d. 21 Dec 1845
Thomas David Percival+ b. 8 Nov 1845, d. 24 Dec 1933
Mary Percival+ b. 18 Sep 1847, d. 16 Apr 1929
Martha Percival+ b. 8 Jul 1851, d. 13 Nov 1926

Charts

Descendant Chart - William Ambrose Percival

Last Edited

2 Jan 2022

Citations

[S403] Marshall Tanner, "Margaret Semple," e-mail to Robert Mote, 30 August 2003.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Registration: Yass; Year: 1864; Number: 3441.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Registration: Burrowa
Registration Year: 1886
Registration Number: 7442.
[S999] Trove, online http://trove.nla.gov.au

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Margaret Ann Semple

F, #727, b. 15 April 1821, d. 22 August 1862

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Father

Thomas Semple d. b 1840

Mother

Mary Ewer d. a 1840

Relationship

3rd great-grandmother of Robert Mote

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	15 April 1821	Margaret Ann Semple was born on Sunday, 15 April 1821 at Glasgow, Scotland^G; according to NSW immigration records.
		She was the daughter of Thomas Semple and Mary Ewer.
Baptism	6 June 1825	Margaret Ann Semple was baptized on Monday, 6 June 1825 at Kirkintilloch, Dunbartonshire, Scotland^G.
Marriage	15 January 1841	Margaret Ann was married to William Ambrose Percival on Friday, 15 January 1841 at Scots Church, Sydney, NSW, Australia^G. The witnesses were Henry Smith and Ann Mickan, both of Harrington Street, Sydney. Margaret Semple was brought out to Sydney by Mr A.H. Smith.¹
Death	22 August 1862	Margaret Ann Semple died on Friday, 22 August 1862 at Pudman Creek, near Boorowa, NSW, Australia^G, at age 41.
Burial	August 1862	She was buried in August 1862 at NSW, Australia^G; Her grave stone includes these words: Stop Traveller and cast an eye for as you are so once was I And as I am so must be so think upon eternity.¹

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

15 April 1821

Margaret Ann Semple was born on Sunday, 15 April 1821 at Glasgow, Scotland^G; according to NSW immigration records.

She was the daughter of Thomas Semple and Mary Ewer.

Baptism

6 June 1825

Margaret Ann Semple was baptized on Monday, 6 June 1825 at Kirkintilloch, Dunbartonshire, Scotland^G.

Marriage

15 January 1841

Margaret Ann was married to William Ambrose Percival on Friday, 15 January 1841 at Scots Church, Sydney, NSW, Australia^G. The witnesses were Henry Smith and Ann Mickan, both of Harrington Street, Sydney. Margaret Semple was brought out to Sydney by Mr A.H. Smith.¹

Death

22 August 1862

Margaret Ann Semple died on Friday, 22 August 1862 at Pudman Creek, near Boorowa, NSW, Australia^G, at age 41.

Burial

August 1862

She was buried in August 1862 at NSW, Australia^G; Her grave stone includes these words:
     Stop Traveller and cast an eye
     for as you are so once was I
     And as I am so must be
     so think upon eternity.¹

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Married Name	1841	As of 15 January 1841, her married name was Percival.

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

1841

As of 15 January 1841, her married name was Percival.

Voyages

Date	Details
1840	Margaret Ann Semple was a passenger aboard The Ship Argyleshire which sailed from Liverpool, Lancashire, England^G, in 1840 and arrived in Sydney, NSW on 12 November 1840. The Sydney Morning Herald "Ship News" of Friday 13^th November reported the arrival as follows: The Argyleshire, arrived yesterday, from Liverpool with 300 bounty emigrants. All of whom arrived in very good health and appear of a respectable class. Only a few infants died on the passage. Any parties wishing to engage persons onboard this ship will be allowed to go on board after three o'clock to-day, when they will be mustered. This vessel has brought out 2000 barrels of flour. She touched at The Cape on her way, from which we hear of the total wreck of the Bengal.............

Date

Details

1840

Margaret Ann Semple was a passenger aboard The Ship Argyleshire which sailed from Liverpool, Lancashire, England^G, in 1840 and arrived in Sydney, NSW on 12 November 1840.

The Sydney Morning Herald "Ship News" of Friday 13^th November reported the arrival as follows:
The Argyleshire, arrived yesterday, from Liverpool with 300 bounty emigrants. All of whom arrived in very good health and appear of a respectable class. Only a few infants died on the passage. Any parties wishing to engage persons onboard this ship will be allowed to go on board after three o'clock to-day, when they will be mustered. This vessel has brought out 2000 barrels of flour. She touched at The Cape on her way, from which we hear of the total wreck of the Bengal.............

Other Details

Label	Date	Details
Occupation	1839	Margaret Ann Semple was a house maid in 1839 at Scotland^G.
Num Child	1862	She had Margaret's death certificate states that she had 14 children and 5 were still living when she died children.

Label

Date

Details

Occupation

1839

Margaret Ann Semple was a house maid in 1839 at Scotland^G.

Num Child

1862

She had Margaret's death certificate states that she had 14 children and 5 were still living when she died children.

Family with

William Ambrose Percival b. 1811, d. 20 Nov 1886

Children

Margaret Ann Percival+ b. 15 Feb 1842, d. 6 Feb 1930
John Perceval+ b. 3 Oct 1843, d. 31 Jan 1927
William J Percival b. 3 Oct 1843, d. 21 Dec 1845
Thomas David Percival+ b. 8 Nov 1845, d. 24 Dec 1933
Mary Percival+ b. 18 Sep 1847, d. 16 Apr 1929
Martha Percival+ b. 8 Jul 1851, d. 13 Nov 1926

Charts

Descendant Chart - William Ambrose Percival

Last Edited

2 Jan 2022

Citations

[S403] Marshall Tanner, "Margaret Semple," e-mail to Robert Mote, 30 August 2003.

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Charles Loiterton

M, #728, b. 13 March 1808, d. 2 August 1882

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Charles Loiterton

Father

Thomas Loiterton b. 25 Mar 1783, d. 23 Nov 1846

Mother

Sarah Rubbins b. 27 May 1781, d. c 5 Jul 1837

Relationships

3rd great-grandfather of Robert Mote
Great-grandson of Charles Loiterton

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Baptism	13 March 1808	Charles Loiterton was baptized on Sunday, 13 March 1808 at All Saints Church, Holbeach, Lincolnshire, England^G.¹
		He was the son of Thomas Loiterton and Sarah Rubbins.
Marriage	5 June 1838	Charles was married to Susannah Buffham, daughter of James Buffham and Mary Ann Winkley, on Tuesday, 5 June 1838 at St Nicholas Church, Lutton, Lincolnshire, England^G.¹
Death	2 August 1882	Charles Loiterton died on Wednesday, 2 August 1882 at West Jindalee, NSW, Australia^G, at age 74.¹

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Baptism

13 March 1808

Charles Loiterton was baptized on Sunday, 13 March 1808 at All Saints Church, Holbeach, Lincolnshire, England^G.¹

He was the son of Thomas Loiterton and Sarah Rubbins.

Marriage

5 June 1838

Charles was married to Susannah Buffham, daughter of James Buffham and Mary Ann Winkley, on Tuesday, 5 June 1838 at St Nicholas Church, Lutton, Lincolnshire, England^G.¹

Death

2 August 1882

Charles Loiterton died on Wednesday, 2 August 1882 at West Jindalee, NSW, Australia^G, at age 74.¹

Voyages

Date	Details
16 February 1853	Charles Loiterton was a passenger aboard The Ship Harriet which sailed from Southampton, Hampshire, England^G, on Wednesday, 16 February 1853 and arrived in Sydney Harbour on 30 May 1853 where they had to remain in quarantine until 11 June 1853 as one of the children had developed measles a few days before their arrival in Australia. The Harriet finally anchored at the entrance to Farm Cove on Monday 13 June 1853. The passengers officially disembarked on Thursday 16 June 1853.
16 June 1853	Charles Loiterton and Susannah Buffham disembarked on 16 June 1853 at Farm Cove, NSW, Australia; where they were met by the Macarther agents who arranged temporary accommodation in the woolsheds near Sydney Cove for a few days while basic requirements were assembled, formalities completed, leases signed and notarised and transport organised. The group left Sydney Town on 19 June 1853 for the four day walk to Camden. Bullock-drawn drays transported the Macarther agents, children and goods but most of the group had to walk for four wet and miserable days in the middle of winter. The day of their arrival at Cobbitty turned out to be brilliant sunshine and they moved in with pre-arranged established families until slab houses could be built on their selections. Over the next couple of months, both neighbours and workers from the Macarther estate helped in building and settling in of the new families.²

Date

Details

16 February 1853

Charles Loiterton was a passenger aboard The Ship Harriet which sailed from Southampton, Hampshire, England^G, on Wednesday, 16 February 1853 and arrived in Sydney Harbour on 30 May 1853 where they had to remain in quarantine until 11 June 1853 as one of the children had developed measles a few days before their arrival in Australia. The Harriet finally anchored at the entrance to Farm Cove on Monday 13 June 1853. The passengers officially disembarked on Thursday 16 June 1853.

16 June 1853

Charles Loiterton and Susannah Buffham disembarked on 16 June 1853 at Farm Cove, NSW, Australia; where they were met by the Macarther agents who arranged temporary accommodation in the woolsheds near Sydney Cove for a few days while basic requirements were assembled, formalities completed, leases signed and notarised and transport organised. The group left Sydney Town on 19 June 1853 for the four day walk to Camden. Bullock-drawn drays transported the Macarther agents, children and goods but most of the group had to walk for four wet and miserable days in the middle of winter.

The day of their arrival at Cobbitty turned out to be brilliant sunshine and they moved in with pre-arranged established families until slab houses could be built on their selections. Over the next couple of months, both neighbours and workers from the Macarther estate helped in building and settling in of the new families.²

Other Details

Label	Date	Details
Article	1862	Charles is shown in the records of the Macarthur Estate for 1862 as a tenant holding portions 53-54 situated at Cobbitty Paddock. These portions covered an area of 141 acres, 40 of which were cleared. Charles was to be a tenant for 13 years at £30 per year.

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Date

Details

Article

1862

Charles is shown in the records of the Macarthur Estate for 1862 as a tenant holding portions 53-54 situated at Cobbitty Paddock. These portions covered an area of 141 acres, 40 of which were cleared. Charles was to be a tenant for 13 years at £30 per year.

Family with

Susannah Buffham b. 17 May 1810, d. 29 Apr 1895

Children

Mary Ann Loiterton+ b. 1840, d. 14 Mar 1909
Charles Loiterton+ b. 29 Jan 1842, d. 5 Mar 1930
Sarah Loiterton+ b. 1844, d. 8 May 1932
John Loiterton+ b. 1847, d. 4 Sep 1933
Elizabeth Loiterton+ b. 2 Jan 1849, d. 23 Dec 1939

Charts

Descendant Chart - Charles Loiterton

Last Edited

21 Aug 2005

Citations

[S22] Ian Douglas Loiterton, A Loiterton History, page 10.
[S23] Loiterton Web Pages, online The source web pages are no longer online.

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Susannah Buffham

F, #729, b. 17 May 1810, d. 29 April 1895

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Father

James Buffham b. 3 Dec 1780

Mother

Mary Ann Winkley

Relationship

3rd great-grandmother of Robert Mote

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	17 May 1810	Susannah Buffham was born on Thursday, 17 May 1810 at Gedney, Lincolnshire, England^G.
		She was the daughter of James Buffham and Mary Ann Winkley.
Baptism	28 May 1810	Susannah Buffham was baptized on Monday, 28 May 1810 at Gedney, Lincolnshire^G.¹
Marriage	5 June 1838	Susannah was married to Charles Loiterton, son of Thomas Loiterton and Sarah Rubbins, on Tuesday, 5 June 1838 at St Nicholas Church, Lutton, Lincolnshire, England^G.²
Death	29 April 1895	Susannah Buffham died on Monday, 29 April 1895 at Bowral, NSW, Australia^G, at age 84.
Burial	1 May 1895	She was buried on 1 May 1895 at Wesleyan Cemetery, Burradoo, NSW, Australia^G.³

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

17 May 1810

Susannah Buffham was born on Thursday, 17 May 1810 at Gedney, Lincolnshire, England^G.

She was the daughter of James Buffham and Mary Ann Winkley.

Baptism

28 May 1810

Susannah Buffham was baptized on Monday, 28 May 1810 at Gedney, Lincolnshire^G.¹

Marriage

5 June 1838

Susannah was married to Charles Loiterton, son of Thomas Loiterton and Sarah Rubbins, on Tuesday, 5 June 1838 at St Nicholas Church, Lutton, Lincolnshire, England^G.²

Death

29 April 1895

Susannah Buffham died on Monday, 29 April 1895 at Bowral, NSW, Australia^G, at age 84.

Burial

1 May 1895

She was buried on 1 May 1895 at Wesleyan Cemetery, Burradoo, NSW, Australia^G.³

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Married Name	1838	As of 5 June 1838, her married name was Loiterton.²

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

1838

As of 5 June 1838, her married name was Loiterton.²

Voyages

Date	Details
16 February 1853	Susannah Buffham was a passenger aboard The Ship Harriet which sailed from Southampton, Hampshire, England^G, on Wednesday, 16 February 1853 and arrived in Sydney Harbour on 30 May 1853 where they had to remain in quarantine until 11 June 1853 as one of the children had developed measles a few days before their arrival in Australia. The Harriet finally anchored at the entrance to Farm Cove on Monday 13 June 1853. The passengers officially disembarked on Thursday 16 June 1853.
16 June 1853	Susannah Buffham and Charles Loiterton disembarked on 16 June 1853 at Farm Cove, NSW, Australia; where they were met by the Macarther agents who arranged temporary accommodation in the woolsheds near Sydney Cove for a few days while basic requirements were assembled, formalities completed, leases signed and notarised and transport organised. The group left Sydney Town on 19 June 1853 for the four day walk to Camden. Bullock-drawn drays transported the Macarther agents, children and goods but most of the group had to walk for four wet and miserable days in the middle of winter. The day of their arrival at Cobbitty turned out to be brilliant sunshine and they moved in with pre-arranged established families until slab houses could be built on their selections. Over the next couple of months, both neighbours and workers from the Macarther estate helped in building and settling in of the new families.⁴

Date

Details

16 February 1853

Susannah Buffham was a passenger aboard The Ship Harriet which sailed from Southampton, Hampshire, England^G, on Wednesday, 16 February 1853 and arrived in Sydney Harbour on 30 May 1853 where they had to remain in quarantine until 11 June 1853 as one of the children had developed measles a few days before their arrival in Australia. The Harriet finally anchored at the entrance to Farm Cove on Monday 13 June 1853. The passengers officially disembarked on Thursday 16 June 1853.

16 June 1853

Susannah Buffham and Charles Loiterton disembarked on 16 June 1853 at Farm Cove, NSW, Australia; where they were met by the Macarther agents who arranged temporary accommodation in the woolsheds near Sydney Cove for a few days while basic requirements were assembled, formalities completed, leases signed and notarised and transport organised. The group left Sydney Town on 19 June 1853 for the four day walk to Camden. Bullock-drawn drays transported the Macarther agents, children and goods but most of the group had to walk for four wet and miserable days in the middle of winter.

The day of their arrival at Cobbitty turned out to be brilliant sunshine and they moved in with pre-arranged established families until slab houses could be built on their selections. Over the next couple of months, both neighbours and workers from the Macarther estate helped in building and settling in of the new families.⁴

Newspaper Articles

Newspaper	Date	Content
Bowral Free Press, Bowral, NSW, Australia^G	1 May 1895	Susannah Buffham had an obituary appear in Bowral Free Press, Bowral, NSW, Australia^G, on Wednesday, 1 May 1895 as follows: *Death of Mrs Charles Loiterton* It is our sorrowful duty in this issue to record the death of Mrs Charles Loiterton, which sad event took place on Monday evening last, at her daughter's (Mrs J J Campbell's) residence, in the 85th year of her age. During the past week the deceased had been noticably improving in health and appetite, but when the last hour drew nigh for her to depart from this world, she lay calm and still, until her spirit passed peacefully away in the presence of her two daughters, Mrs Campbell and Mrs Bensley. The merest intimation of the approaching dissolution was given only half-an-hour before actual death. In her case the heart had ceased to work through age. Mrs Loiterton never liked to be alone, nor even for Mrs Campbell to be away from her for ever so short a time. She enjoyed the conversation of her friends very much, especially the Rev. J Penman's quiet little chat, and to which she often alluded during her last few days here. The deceased was born in Lincolnshire (Eng.) on the 17th May 1810, and was married in 1838. She, with her husband and family of 5, left England together for Australia, landing in Sydney on June 16, 1852. They went straight to Camden, and after a few years removed to Bowral. After residing here for a short time, she moved to Cootamundra, where she stayed until her husband's death, which took place on August 2, 1882. Mrs Loiterton again moved back to Bowral to her daughter's, (Mrs Campbell's) residence, where she has remained ever since, excepting a couple of short absences to Cootamundra, where her sons live. About 5 1/2 years ago Mrs Loiterton took her last trip to Cootamundra, and since then she has scarcely been out of the house through age. She was not a great sufferer, but latterly became very helpless physically. Up to last she maintained her faculties. Her descendants, we believe, number 5 children, 27 grand children, and 20 great grand-children. The funeral will start this afternoon at 3 o'clock, for the Wesleyan cemetery at Burradoo.³

Newspaper

Date

Content

Bowral Free Press, Bowral, NSW, Australia^G

1 May 1895

Susannah Buffham had an obituary appear in Bowral Free Press, Bowral, NSW, Australia^G, on Wednesday, 1 May 1895 as follows: Death of Mrs Charles Loiterton
It is our sorrowful duty in this issue to record the death of Mrs Charles Loiterton, which sad event took place on Monday evening last, at her daughter's (Mrs J J Campbell's) residence, in the 85th year of her age. During the past week the deceased had been noticably improving in health and appetite, but when the last hour drew nigh for her to depart from this world, she lay calm and still, until her spirit passed peacefully away in the presence of her two daughters, Mrs Campbell and Mrs Bensley. The merest intimation of the approaching dissolution was given only half-an-hour before actual death. In her case the heart had ceased to work through age. Mrs Loiterton never liked to be alone, nor even for Mrs Campbell to be away from her for ever so short a time. She enjoyed the conversation of her friends very much, especially the Rev. J Penman's quiet little chat, and to which she often alluded during her last few days here.
The deceased was born in Lincolnshire (Eng.) on the 17th May 1810, and was married in 1838. She, with her husband and family of 5, left England together for Australia, landing in Sydney on June 16, 1852. They went straight to Camden, and after a few years removed to Bowral. After residing here for a short time, she moved to Cootamundra, where she stayed until her husband's death, which took place on August 2, 1882. Mrs Loiterton again moved back to Bowral to her daughter's, (Mrs Campbell's) residence, where she has remained ever since, excepting a couple of short absences to Cootamundra, where her sons live. About 5 1/2 years ago Mrs Loiterton took her last trip to Cootamundra, and since then she has scarcely been out of the house through age. She was not a great sufferer, but latterly became very helpless physically. Up to last she maintained her faculties. Her descendants, we believe, number 5 children, 27 grand children, and 20 great grand-children.
The funeral will start this afternoon at 3 o'clock, for the Wesleyan cemetery at Burradoo.³

Family with

Charles Loiterton b. 13 Mar 1808, d. 2 Aug 1882

Children

Mary Ann Loiterton+ b. 1840, d. 14 Mar 1909
Charles Loiterton+ b. 29 Jan 1842, d. 5 Mar 1930
Sarah Loiterton+ b. 1844, d. 8 May 1932
John Loiterton+ b. 1847, d. 4 Sep 1933
Elizabeth Loiterton+ b. 2 Jan 1849, d. 23 Dec 1939

Charts

Descendant Chart - Charles Loiterton

Last Edited

20 Apr 2014

Citations

[S22] Ian Douglas Loiterton, A Loiterton History, page 27.
[S22] Ian Douglas Loiterton, A Loiterton History, page 10.
[S22] Ian Douglas Loiterton, A Loiterton History.
[S23] Loiterton Web Pages, online The source web pages are no longer online.

PLEASE NOTE: While I do my best to validate data included on this web page I offer no guarantee as to its accuracy.

John Henry Sheather

M, #730, b. 14 February 1819, d. 6 November 1889

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Father

James Sheather b. 24 May 1792, d. 17 Feb 1880

Mother

Celia Wilson b. 29 Nov 1801, d. 1822

Relationships

3rd great-grandfather of Robert Mote
4th great-grandson of Thomas Sheather

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	14 February 1819	John Henry Sheather was born on Sunday, 14 February 1819 at Kent, England^G.
		He was the son of James Sheather and Celia Wilson.
Marriage	22 February 1845	John Henry was married to Ann Ingram, daughter of James Ingram and Susannah Oxford, on Saturday, 22 February 1845 at Cobbity, Narellan, NSW, Australia^G.¹
Death	6 November 1889	John Henry Sheather died on Wednesday, 6 November 1889 at Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G, at age 70.²

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

14 February 1819

John Henry Sheather was born on Sunday, 14 February 1819 at Kent, England^G.

He was the son of James Sheather and Celia Wilson.

Marriage

22 February 1845

John Henry was married to Ann Ingram, daughter of James Ingram and Susannah Oxford, on Saturday, 22 February 1845 at Cobbity, Narellan, NSW, Australia^G.¹

Death

6 November 1889

John Henry Sheather died on Wednesday, 6 November 1889 at Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G, at age 70.²

Voyages

Date	Details
1838	John Henry Sheather was a passenger aboard The Ship Royal George which sailed from London, England^G, in 1838 carrying immigrants to Sydney, where it arrived on 10 March 1839.

Family with

Ann Ingram b. 25 Dec 1823, d. 3 Aug 1901

Children

Ellen Sheather+ b. 12 Oct 1846, d. 21 Jul 1918
John Sheather+ b. 25 Dec 1848, d. 18 Aug 1928
Samuel Sheather+ b. 29 Jan 1851, d. 17 May 1918
Isaac Sheather+ b. 28 Nov 1854, d. 25 May 1947
Charlotte Ann Sheather b. 14 Apr 1857
Louisa Sheather+ b. 19 Nov 1859, d. 1944
Stephen Sheather+ b. 8 Sep 1862, d. 29 Jun 1944
Silas Sheather b. 30 Mar 1865, d. 1872
Jane Sheather+ b. 14 Aug 1867, d. 1942

Charts

Descendant Chart - Stephen Oxford
Descendant Chart - Thomas Sheather

Last Edited

15 Sep 2002

Citations

[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Denomination: Church of England, Parish: Cobbity; Narellan, Volume Reference: V1845352 30B, Registration Year: 1845.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Death Registration: Cootamundra, Registration Year: 1889, Registration Number: 9927.

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Ann Ingram

F, #731, b. 25 December 1823, d. 3 August 1901

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Father

James Ingram¹ b. 23 Dec 1787, d. Dec 1841

Mother

Susannah Oxford¹ b. 3 Feb 1788, d. 4 Dec 1863

Relationship

3rd great-grandmother of Robert Mote

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	1823	Ann Ingram was born in 1823 at England^G.¹
Baptism	25 December 1823	She was baptized on Thursday, 25 December 1823 at Donhead St Mary, Wiltshire, England^G.¹
		She was the daughter of James Ingram and Susannah Oxford.¹
Marriage	22 February 1845	Ann was married to John Henry Sheather, son of James Sheather and Celia Wilson, on Saturday, 22 February 1845 at Cobbity, Narellan, NSW, Australia^G.²
Death	3 August 1901	Ann Ingram died on Saturday, 3 August 1901 at Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G, at age 77.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

1823

Ann Ingram was born in 1823 at England^G.¹

Baptism

25 December 1823

She was baptized on Thursday, 25 December 1823 at Donhead St Mary, Wiltshire, England^G.¹

She was the daughter of James Ingram and Susannah Oxford.¹

Marriage

22 February 1845

Ann was married to John Henry Sheather, son of James Sheather and Celia Wilson, on Saturday, 22 February 1845 at Cobbity, Narellan, NSW, Australia^G.²

Death

3 August 1901

Ann Ingram died on Saturday, 3 August 1901 at Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G, at age 77.

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Married Name	1845	As of 22 February 1845, her married name was Sheather.²

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

1845

As of 22 February 1845, her married name was Sheather.²

Voyages

Date	Details
1838	Ann Ingram was a passenger aboard The Ship Prince Regent which sailed from London, England^G, in 1838 and arrived in Sydney, NSW on 17 March 1839.

Other Details

Label	Date	Details
Article	1839	Ann was accompanied by her uncle George Oxford during her trip to Sydney.³
Occupation		Ann Ingram worked Camden Park, NSW, Australia, for James Macarthur and was listed in the housekeeper's accounts.

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Date

Details

Article

1839

Ann was accompanied by her uncle George Oxford during her trip to Sydney.³

Occupation

Ann Ingram worked Camden Park, NSW, Australia, for James Macarthur and was listed in the housekeeper's accounts.

Family with

John Henry Sheather b. 14 Feb 1819, d. 6 Nov 1889

Children

Ellen Sheather+ b. 12 Oct 1846, d. 21 Jul 1918
John Sheather+ b. 25 Dec 1848, d. 18 Aug 1928
Samuel Sheather+ b. 29 Jan 1851, d. 17 May 1918
Isaac Sheather+ b. 28 Nov 1854, d. 25 May 1947
Charlotte Ann Sheather b. 14 Apr 1857
Louisa Sheather+ b. 19 Nov 1859, d. 1944
Stephen Sheather+ b. 8 Sep 1862, d. 29 Jun 1944
Silas Sheather b. 30 Mar 1865, d. 1872
Jane Sheather+ b. 14 Aug 1867, d. 1942

Charts

Descendant Chart - Stephen Oxford
Descendant Chart - Thomas Sheather

Last Edited

31 Mar 2001

Citations

[S237] Ann Ingram's Ancestors, online http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=PED&db=golledge&id=I31599&style=TEXT
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Denomination: Church of England, Parish: Cobbity; Narellan, Volume Reference: V1845352 30B, Registration Year: 1845.
[S236] Ros Bradford, "Ann Ingram's Family," e-mail to Robert Mote, 26 March 2001.

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Robert Mutch

M, #732, b. 1798, d. 1858

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Father

John Mutch b. 1758

Mother

Hannah Williams b. c 1759

Relationships

3rd great-grandfather of Robert Mote
Great-grandson of William Much

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EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	1798	Robert Mutch was born in 1798 at Moreton, Bidston, Cheshire, England^G.
		He was the son of John Mutch and Hannah Williams.
Baptism	5 August 1798	Robert Mutch was baptized on Sunday, 5 August 1798 at St Oswald's, Bidston, Cheshire, England^G.¹
Marriage	11 April 1825	Robert was married to Hannah Jordan on Monday, 11 April 1825 at St Peter Church Street, Liverpool, Lancashire, England^G.²
Death	1858	Robert Mutch died in 1858 at England^G.

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DATE

DETAILS

Birth

1798

Robert Mutch was born in 1798 at Moreton, Bidston, Cheshire, England^G.

He was the son of John Mutch and Hannah Williams.

Baptism

5 August 1798

Robert Mutch was baptized on Sunday, 5 August 1798 at St Oswald's, Bidston, Cheshire, England^G.¹

Marriage

11 April 1825

Robert was married to Hannah Jordan on Monday, 11 April 1825 at St Peter Church Street, Liverpool, Lancashire, England^G.²

Death

1858

Robert Mutch died in 1858 at England^G.

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Label	Date	Details
Occupation		Robert Mutch was a Master Stonemason.

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Date

Details

Occupation

Robert Mutch was a Master Stonemason.

Family with

Hannah Jordan b. c 1798, d. a 1881

Children

John H Mutch+ b. 1825, d. 3 Apr 1886
Thomas Mutch b. 23 Sep 1827
Robert Mutch b. 6 Sep 1829
Hannah Mutch+ b. 3 Jul 1831, d. 6 Sep 1906
Joseph Mutch b. 4 Aug 1833
Martha Mutch+² b. 1835

Charts

Descendant Chart - William Much

Last Edited

23 Sep 2001

Citations

[S44] Marilyn May Carter Hayes, "Mutch Family", Ancestral File.
[S25] Neil Martin, "The Mutch Family."

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Hannah Jordan^1,2

F, #733, b. circa 1798, d. after 1881

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3rd great-grandmother of Robert Mote

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EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

circa 1798

Hannah Jordan was born circa 1798 at Birkenhead, Cheshire, England^G; based on her age of 83 in the 1881 census.²

Marriage

11 April 1825

Hannah was married to Robert Mutch, son of John Mutch and Hannah Williams, on Monday, 11 April 1825 at St Peter Church Street, Liverpool, Lancashire, England^G.²

Death

after 1881

Hannah Jordan died after 1881 at England^G; as she appears in the 1881 British census as living with her daughter Martha Smith.

Also Known As

Description

Date

Name

Name Variation

Hannah Jordan was also known as Hannah Gorden.

Married Name

1825

As of 11 April 1825, her married name was Mutch.

Family with

Robert Mutch b. 1798, d. 1858

Children

John H Mutch+ b. 1825, d. 3 Apr 1886
Thomas Mutch b. 23 Sep 1827
Robert Mutch b. 6 Sep 1829
Hannah Mutch+ b. 3 Jul 1831, d. 6 Sep 1906
Joseph Mutch b. 4 Aug 1833
Martha Mutch+² b. 1835

Charts

Descendant Chart - William Much

Last Edited

1 Aug 2001

Citations

[S44] Marilyn May Carter Hayes, "Mutch Family", Ancestral File.
[S25] Neil Martin, "The Mutch Family."

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John Davies

M, #734, b. circa 1789

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3rd great-grandfather of Robert Mote

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DATE

DETAILS

Birth

circa 1789

John Davies was born circa 1789 at Claughton, Cheshire, England^G, based on his age of 62 in the 1851 census.

Marriage

John was married to Alice Smith.

Death

John Davies died at England^G.

Census Entries

Census Date

Place

Details

1851

Upton Road, Claughton, Cheshire, England^G

John Davies and Alice Smith appeared on the census of 1851 at Upton Road, Claughton, Cheshire, England^G. Also in the household were Ellen Davies and Samuel Davies.

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Date

Details

Occupation

1851

John Davies was a quarryman (as listed in the 1851 census) in 1851 at Claughton, Cheshire, England^G.

Family with

Alice Smith b. c 1793

Children

Ellen Davies+ b. c 1834, d. 2 Dec 1910
Samuel Davies b. c 1837

Last Edited

23 Mar 2021

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Alice Smith

F, #735, b. circa 1793

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3rd great-grandmother of Robert Mote

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DATE

DETAILS

Death

Alice Smith died at England^G.

Birth

circa 1793

She was born circa 1793 at Moreton, Cheshire, England^G, based on her age of 58 in the 1851 census.

Marriage

Alice was married to John Davies.

Also Known As

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

Her married name was Davies.

Census Entries

Census Date

Place

Details

1851

Upton Road, Claughton, Cheshire, England^G

Alice Smith and John Davies appeared on the census of 1851 at Upton Road, Claughton, Cheshire, England^G. Also in the household were Ellen Davies and Samuel Davies.

Family with

John Davies b. c 1789

Children

Ellen Davies+ b. c 1834, d. 2 Dec 1910
Samuel Davies b. c 1837

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22 Mar 2001

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William Wainwright Perks

M, #738, b. 21 October 1870, d. 14 July 1919

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Father

Josiah William Perks b. 30 Aug 1837, d. 26 Sep 1885

Mother

Eliza Armstrong b. 5 Aug 1842, d. 25 Dec 1920

Relationships

Great-granduncle of Robert Mote
Grandson of Josiah George Swift Perks

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EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

21 October 1870

William Wainwright Perks was born on Friday, 21 October 1870 at Rye Park, NSW, Australia^G.

He was the son of Josiah William Perks and Eliza Armstrong.

Marriage

1899

William Wainwright was married to Isabella Priscilla Mary Edgerton, daughter of Thomas Edgerton and Maria Alchin, in 1899 at Yass, NSW, Australia^G.

Death

14 July 1919

William Wainwright Perks died on Monday, 14 July 1919 at Young, NSW, Australia^G, at age 48.

Newspaper Articles

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Date

Content

the Young Witness, Young, NSW, Australia^G

15 July 1919

William Wainwright Perks was mentioned in an article in the Young Witness, Young, NSW, Australia^G, on Tuesday, 15 July 1919 as follows:

DEATH OF MR. W. PERKS.

Mr. William Wainwright Perks, a well known and respected resident of Young, died in the Emergency Hospital, Young, last evening from pneumonic influenza, after about a week's illness. Deceased, who was 48 years of age, was born at Burrowa and was a son of the late Patrick Perks and Mrs. E. Perks, of Main Street, Young. He was a brother of Messrs Joseph, Harry and Dunstan Perks, his sisters being Mrs. A. Wales (Marengo street) Mrs. E. Begg (Main street, Young), Mrs. A. Plumb (Gunning). Deceased was married to Miss Priscilla Edgerton, of Rye Park, who with a family of five sons and two daughters, the eldest of whom is 20 and the youngest three years, survive. Deceased has been a resident of Young for 17 years. The funeral took place this afternoon to the Methodist portion of the Young cemetery.¹

The Burrowa News, Burrowa, NSW, Australia^G

25 July 1919

He was mentioned in an article in The Burrowa News, Burrowa, NSW, Australia^G, on Friday, 25 July 1919 as follows:

Death of Mr William Perks

One of the saddest deaths that have occured at Young for a long time is that of Mr. William Wainwright Perks, who succumbed to pneumonic influenza in the Emergency Hospital last week, aged 48 years. The deceased got the influenza in the ordinary form about three weeks ago and went to bed for a few days. He had a contract on Memagong station, and although he had not been long out of bed drove a man out on Wednesday week. He stayed there for the night, and on his return home felt so ill that he went to bed again. He had evidently caught a relapse as he grew worse, and on Thursday of last week was taken to the Emergency Hospital in a serious condition. He was a son of Mrs. Eliza Perks, of Main Street. He was borne at Boorowa and married at Yass. A widow and five sons and two daughters are left to mourn their loss. The eldest of the family is a son aged 20 and the youngest a daughter aged 3. Five are at home to be cared for. Mr. D. Perks, teacher of Tumbleton School, is a brother, and Mesdames Albert Wales and E.E. Begg (Young) Sisters. Mrs. A. Plumb, another sister, resides at Gunning, and two other brothers, Messrs Henry and Joseph at Millthorpe and Condobolin respectively. The remains were interred in the Methodist portion of the cemetry, Rev. A. E. Putland conducting the ceremony and Messrs. Patterson Bros, the funeral arrangements. - ' Chronicle.¹'

Family with

Isabella Priscilla Mary Edgerton b. 1880, d. 5 Nov 1923

Children

Josiah William Perks b. 3 Jul 1899, d. 25 Sep 1972
Leslie Clarence Perks b. 19 Apr 1901
Esther Perks b. 1903, d. 27 Apr 1977
Thomas H Perks b. 1906, d. 19 May 1981
John R Perks b. 1908
George Wainwright Perks b. 4 Jan 1913
Florence Lillian Perks b. 1916
Maude Perks d. 1982

Charts

Descendant Chart - John Armstrong
Descendant Chart - Thomas Edgerton (#1)
Descendant Chart - Thomas Edgerton (#2)
Descendant Chart - Richard Millington Perks
Descendant Chart - Ambrose Alchin

Last Edited

25 Feb 2014

Citations

[S999] Trove, online http://trove.nla.gov.au

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Hannah Rebecca Perks

F, #739, b. 23 June 1874, d. 18 August 1939

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Father

Josiah William Perks b. 30 Aug 1837, d. 26 Sep 1885

Mother

Eliza Armstrong b. 5 Aug 1842, d. 25 Dec 1920

Relationships

Great-grandaunt of Robert Mote
Granddaughter of Josiah George Swift Perks

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EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

23 June 1874

Hannah Rebecca Perks was born on Tuesday, 23 June 1874 at Australia^G.

She was the daughter of Josiah William Perks and Eliza Armstrong.

Marriage

1 July 1903

Hannah Rebecca was married to Ernest Ewington Begg, son of John Begg and Hannah Pierce, on Wednesday, 1 July 1903 at Burrowa, NSW, Australia^G.¹

Death

18 August 1939

Hannah Rebecca Perks died on Friday, 18 August 1939 at Young, NSW, Australia^G, at age 65.

Also Known As

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

1903

As of 1 July 1903, her married name was Begg.

Family with

Ernest Ewington Begg b. 16 Dec 1870, d. 18 Sep 1959

Child

Gladys Marguerite Begg b. 7 Apr 1904, d. 11 Dec 1992

Charts

Descendant Chart - John Armstrong
Descendant Chart - Thomas Edgerton
Descendant Chart - Richard Millington Perks

Last Edited

15 Oct 1999

Citations

[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Registration: Burrowa
Registration Year: 1903
Registration Number: 5751.

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Josiah Thomas Perks

M, #740, b. 25 December 1877, d. 1947

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Father

Josiah William Perks b. 30 Aug 1837, d. 26 Sep 1885

Mother

Eliza Armstrong b. 5 Aug 1842, d. 25 Dec 1920

Relationships

Great-granduncle of Robert Mote
Grandson of Josiah George Swift Perks

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EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

25 December 1877

Josiah Thomas Perks was born on Tuesday, 25 December 1877 at Pudman Creek, near Boorowa, NSW, Australia^G.

He was the son of Josiah William Perks and Eliza Armstrong.

Death

1947

Josiah Thomas Perks died in 1947 at Parkes, NSW, Australia^G.

Charts

Descendant Chart - John Armstrong
Descendant Chart - Thomas Edgerton
Descendant Chart - Richard Millington Perks

Last Edited

12 Sep 1999

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William Ambrose Percival

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Margaret Ann Semple

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Charles Loiterton

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Susannah Buffham

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John Henry Sheather

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Ann Ingram

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Robert Mutch

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Hannah Jordan1,2

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John Davies

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Alice Smith

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William Wainwright Perks

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Hannah Rebecca Perks

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Josiah Thomas Perks

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Hannah Jordan^1,2