OZIGEN - Australian Genealogy

John Armstrong

M, #801, b. 29 October 1853, d. 23 October 1913

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Father

William Armstrong b. 1804, d. 20 Aug 1889

Mother

Mary Edgerton b. 30 Nov 1809, d. 30 Dec 1886

Relationship

2nd great-granduncle of Robert Mote

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	29 October 1853	John Armstrong was born on Saturday, 29 October 1853 at Mundoonan, near Yass, NSW, Australia^G.¹
		He was the son of William Armstrong and Mary Edgerton.
Marriage	19 November 1874	John was married to Amelia Jane Alldis, daughter of Henry Alldis and Jane Kearney, on Thursday, 19 November 1874 at Bald Hill, Boorowa, NSW, Australia^G.
Death	23 October 1913	John Armstrong died on Thursday, 23 October 1913 at West Wyalong, NSW, Australia^G, at age 59.
Burial	circa 24 October 1913	He was buried circa 24 October 1913 at unmarked grave, West Wyalong, NSW, Australia^G.²

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

29 October 1853

John Armstrong was born on Saturday, 29 October 1853 at Mundoonan, near Yass, NSW, Australia^G.¹

He was the son of William Armstrong and Mary Edgerton.

Marriage

19 November 1874

John was married to Amelia Jane Alldis, daughter of Henry Alldis and Jane Kearney, on Thursday, 19 November 1874 at Bald Hill, Boorowa, NSW, Australia^G.

Death

23 October 1913

John Armstrong died on Thursday, 23 October 1913 at West Wyalong, NSW, Australia^G, at age 59.

Burial

circa 24 October 1913

He was buried circa 24 October 1913 at unmarked grave, West Wyalong, NSW, Australia^G.²

Family with

Amelia Jane Alldis b. 8 Jul 1847, d. 1 Jan 1929

Children

William Henry Armstrong b. 26 Aug 1875
Edmund Egan Armstrong+ b. 10 May 1877, d. 3 Feb 1945
(not named) Armstrong b. 16 Jan 1881, d. 16 Jan 1881
John Alldis Armstrong b. 27 May 1882, d. 13 May 1923
Thomas Armstrong b. 13 Sep 1884, d. 18 Mar 1946
Amelia Jane Armstrong b. 21 Apr 1887, d. 13 Mar 1889
Angel Armstrong b. 9 Mar 1890, d. 18 Nov 1959

Charts

Descendant Chart - John Armstrong
Descendant Chart - Thomas Edgerton

Last Edited

20 Jan 2000

Citations

[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Place of Birth Registration: Yass, Registration Year: 1853, Registration Number: V18531302 56.
[S107] Letter, Mabel Humphrys to Robert Mote, January 2000.

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Frances Armstrong

F, #802, b. 23 July 1830, d. 31 March 1916

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Father

William Armstrong b. 1804, d. 20 Aug 1889

Mother

Mary Edgerton b. 30 Nov 1809, d. 30 Dec 1886

Relationship

2nd great-grandaunt of Robert Mote

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth		Frances Armstrong was born at County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland^G.
Baptism	23 July 1830	She was baptized on Friday, 23 July 1830 at Stralustrin, County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland^G.¹
		She was the daughter of William Armstrong and Mary Edgerton.
Marriage	5 January 1849	Frances was married to Edward Egan on Friday, 5 January 1849 at Yass, NSW, Australia^G.^2,1
Death	31 March 1916	Frances Armstrong died on Friday, 31 March 1916 at Temora, NSW, Australia^G, at age 85.³
Burial	circa 1 April 1916	She was buried circa 1 April 1916 at Temore, NSW, Australia^G.¹

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

Frances Armstrong was born at County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland^G.

Baptism

23 July 1830

She was baptized on Friday, 23 July 1830 at Stralustrin, County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland^G.¹

She was the daughter of William Armstrong and Mary Edgerton.

Marriage

5 January 1849

Frances was married to Edward Egan on Friday, 5 January 1849 at Yass, NSW, Australia^G.^2,1

Death

31 March 1916

Frances Armstrong died on Friday, 31 March 1916 at Temora, NSW, Australia^G, at age 85.³

Burial

circa 1 April 1916

She was buried circa 1 April 1916 at Temore, NSW, Australia^G.¹

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Name Variation	1831	As of 1831, Frances Armstrong was also known as Fanny as shown in her children's birth entries in the NSW BDM Index.
Name Variation	1849	As of 1849, Frances Armstrong was also known as Harriett as shown in her marriage record in the NSW BDM Index.
Married Name	1849	As of 5 January 1849, her married name was Egan.

Description

Date

Name

Name Variation

1831

As of 1831, Frances Armstrong was also known as Fanny as shown in her children's birth entries in the NSW BDM Index.

Name Variation

1849

As of 1849, Frances Armstrong was also known as Harriett as shown in her marriage record in the NSW BDM Index.

Married Name

1849

As of 5 January 1849, her married name was Egan.

Voyages

Date	Details
circa June 1839	Frances Armstrong was a passenger aboard The Barque Royal Admiral which sailed from Liverpool, Lancashire, England^G, circa June 1839 and arrived in Sydney, NSW on 28 September 1839.

Date

Details

circa June 1839

Frances Armstrong was a passenger aboard The Barque Royal Admiral which sailed from Liverpool, Lancashire, England^G, circa June 1839 and arrived in Sydney, NSW on 28 September 1839.

Other Details

Label	Date	Details
Religion	1849	Frances Armstrong was a Roman Catholic.

Label

Date

Details

Religion

1849

Frances Armstrong was a Roman Catholic.

Family with

Edward Egan

Children

Charts

Descendant Chart - John Armstrong
Descendant Chart - Thomas Edgerton

Last Edited

1 Oct 2001

Citations

[S107] Letter, Mabel Humphrys to Robert Mote, January 2000.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Registration - Place: Yass; Year: 1849; Number: V184937 96.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Registration - Place: Temora; Year: 1916; Number: 4878.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Registration - Place: Yass; Year: 1867; Number: 18217.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Registration - Place: Yass; Year: 1871; Number: 19699.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Registration - Place: Yass; Year: 1874; Number: 8591.

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Thomas Armstrong

M, #803, b. 1 February 1832, d. 21 February 1892

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Father

William Armstrong b. 1804, d. 20 Aug 1889

Mother

Mary Edgerton b. 30 Nov 1809, d. 30 Dec 1886

Relationship

2nd great-granduncle of Robert Mote

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	1 February 1832	Thomas Armstrong was born on Wednesday, 1 February 1832 at Aghalurcher, Ireland^G.^1,2
		He was the son of William Armstrong and Mary Edgerton.
Baptism	8 February 1833	Thomas Armstrong was baptized on Friday, 8 February 1833 at Clonfeile, Ireland^G.¹
Marriage	27 October 1860	Thomas was married to Elizabeth Davies on Saturday, 27 October 1860 at Mundoonan, near Yass, NSW, Australia^G.^1,3
Death	21 February 1892	Thomas Armstrong died on Sunday, 21 February 1892 at Nanima Creek, near Yass, NSW, Australia^G, at age 60.⁴

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

1 February 1832

Thomas Armstrong was born on Wednesday, 1 February 1832 at Aghalurcher, Ireland^G.^1,2

He was the son of William Armstrong and Mary Edgerton.

Baptism

8 February 1833

Thomas Armstrong was baptized on Friday, 8 February 1833 at Clonfeile, Ireland^G.¹

Marriage

27 October 1860

Thomas was married to Elizabeth Davies on Saturday, 27 October 1860 at Mundoonan, near Yass, NSW, Australia^G.^1,3

Death

21 February 1892

Thomas Armstrong died on Sunday, 21 February 1892 at Nanima Creek, near Yass, NSW, Australia^G, at age 60.⁴

Voyages

Date	Details
circa June 1839	Thomas Armstrong was a passenger aboard The Barque Royal Admiral which sailed from Liverpool, Lancashire, England^G, circa June 1839 and arrived in Sydney, NSW on 28 September 1839.

Date

Details

circa June 1839

Thomas Armstrong was a passenger aboard The Barque Royal Admiral which sailed from Liverpool, Lancashire, England^G, circa June 1839 and arrived in Sydney, NSW on 28 September 1839.

Newspaper Articles

Newspaper	Date	Content
the Australian Newspaper, Australia	19 November 1839	Thomas Armstrong was mentioned in an article in the Australian Newspaper, Australia, on Tuesday, 19 November 1839 as follows: The following excerpt raises questions as to the identity of the Thomas Armstrong who married Elizabeth Davies. Unless there were two Thomas Armstrongs aboard the Royal Admiral, then Thomas never reached Australia and the ancestry for the Thomas in this record needs further research. Thomas Grieves, Master of the ship Royal Admiral, lately arrived from Liverpool, was indicted for the wilful murder of Thomas Armstrong on the high seas, by shooting him with a pistol, on the 24th June last, of which he died on the 27th of the same month. It appeared that the Royal Admiral had on board about two hundred emigrants, and that on the evening of the 24th June, between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock, several of the sailors were down in the steerage (against the express orders of the Captain and Surgeon), and were fighting with some of the male, and abusing many of the female passengers. Mr Bottomley, the second mate, whose watch it was on deck, hearing the disturbance, went down and endeavoured to prevail upon the sailors to go to their own berths. They would not, and one of them struck him a severe blow. He found it utterly impossible to quell the disturbance himself, and as two of the sailors had previously shewn a mutinous spirit, he went to the Captain's cabin and called him, saying, "Make haste, Captain Grieves, there will be murder committed in the steerage, and bring your pistols with you." One of the passengers, hearing the noise as he was retiring to rest, also went down to the steerage, and implored the men to go to their quarters, but they would not, and one of them drew his knife and made a stab at him. He immediately went and called the Captain, saying "For God's sake make haste, or murder will be committed." The same passenger went to the main hatchway, and seeing that matters below were getting worse instead of better, he again went and called the Captain. He (the Captain) then came out in his trousers and shirt, with a brace of pistols in his hands, and advanced to the main hatchway, where he had no sooner arrived than he was knocked down by a sailor named Kerr, and his elbow catching upon a cask which lay against the bulwarks, one of the pistols went off and shot the boy. Immediately upon the Captain getting up from the deck, Kerr seized the other pistol by the barrel and endeavoured to wrench it from the Captain; but the latter, in order to prevent Kerr from obtaining possession of the pistol, and using it against him, discharged it over the gunwale. The father of the boy, and White, Polson, and Campbell (three of the crew), swore that the ball from the second pistol shot the boy. CB Brewwer, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, who was (a passenger on board the Royal Admiral), swore positively that the second pistol was fired by the Captain over the side of the ship, to prevent Kerr from gaining possession of it. Several respectable gentlemen, passengers on board the vessel, spoke to the mutinous spirit that had, for some time previous, been manifested by the crew, and considered the Captain perfectly justified in arming himself. They spoke of him as a most humane man, and that he had felt much at having been the cause of the boy's death. The Jury retired to consider their verdict, and, after being absent a couple of hours, returned to say that they could not agree. His Honor the Judge allowed them further time, but still they could not come to an unanimous verdict, in consequence of which they were shut up until they could return one; the Judge, at the same time, telling them that they could not be allowed either fire or candle, meat or drink. At six o'clock the following morning, the Judge having opened the Court, the Jury were called in, when they informed his Honor that one of their body would not agree to the verdict of the other eleven. A Juror was withdrawn by consent, and the Captain discharged. The prisoner was most ably defended by Messrs a'Beckett and Brewer.⁵

Newspaper

Date

Content

the Australian Newspaper, Australia

19 November 1839

Thomas Armstrong was mentioned in an article in the Australian Newspaper, Australia, on Tuesday, 19 November 1839 as follows: The following excerpt raises questions as to the identity of the Thomas Armstrong who married Elizabeth Davies. Unless there were two Thomas Armstrongs aboard the Royal Admiral, then Thomas never reached Australia and the ancestry for the Thomas in this record needs further research.

Thomas Grieves, Master of the ship Royal Admiral, lately arrived from Liverpool, was indicted for the wilful murder of Thomas Armstrong on the high seas, by shooting him with a pistol, on the 24th June last, of which he died on the 27th of the same month.
It appeared that the Royal Admiral had on board about two hundred emigrants, and that on the evening of the 24th June, between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock, several of the sailors were down in the steerage (against the express orders of the Captain and Surgeon), and were fighting with some of the male, and abusing many of the female passengers. Mr Bottomley, the second mate, whose watch it was on deck, hearing the disturbance, went down and endeavoured to prevail upon the sailors to go to their own berths. They would not, and one of them struck him a severe blow. He found it utterly impossible to quell the disturbance himself, and as two of the sailors had previously shewn a mutinous spirit, he went to the Captain's cabin and called him, saying, "Make haste, Captain Grieves, there will be murder committed in the steerage, and bring your pistols with you." One of the passengers, hearing the noise as he was retiring to rest, also went down to the steerage, and implored the men to go to their quarters, but they would not, and one of them drew his knife and made a stab at him. He immediately went and called the Captain, saying "For God's sake make haste, or murder will be committed." The same passenger went to the main hatchway, and seeing that matters below were getting worse instead of better, he again went and called the Captain. He (the Captain) then came out in his trousers and shirt, with a brace of pistols in his hands, and advanced to the main hatchway, where he had no sooner arrived than he was knocked down by a sailor named Kerr, and his elbow catching upon a cask which lay against the bulwarks, one of the pistols went off and shot the boy. Immediately upon the Captain getting up from the deck, Kerr seized the other pistol by the barrel and endeavoured to wrench it from the Captain; but the latter, in order to prevent Kerr from obtaining possession of the pistol, and using it against him, discharged it over the gunwale. The father of the boy, and White, Polson, and Campbell (three of the crew), swore that the ball from the second pistol shot the boy. CB Brewwer, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, who was (a passenger on board the Royal Admiral), swore positively that the second pistol was fired by the Captain over the side of the ship, to prevent Kerr from gaining possession of it. Several respectable gentlemen, passengers on board the vessel, spoke to the mutinous spirit that had, for some time previous, been manifested by the crew, and considered the Captain perfectly justified in arming himself. They spoke of him as a most humane man, and that he had felt much at having been the cause of the boy's death.
The Jury retired to consider their verdict, and, after being absent a couple of hours, returned to say that they could not agree. His Honor the Judge allowed them further time, but still they could not come to an unanimous verdict, in consequence of which they were shut up until they could return one; the Judge, at the same time, telling them that they could not be allowed either fire or candle, meat or drink.
At six o'clock the following morning, the Judge having opened the Court, the Jury were called in, when they informed his Honor that one of their body would not agree to the verdict of the other eleven. A Juror was withdrawn by consent, and the Captain discharged.
The prisoner was most ably defended by Messrs a'Beckett and Brewer.⁵

Other Details

Label	Date	Details
Occupation		Thomas Armstrong was a farmer and grazier.

Label

Date

Details

Occupation

Thomas Armstrong was a farmer and grazier.

Family with

Elizabeth Davies b. 1843, d. 19 Aug 1936

Children

Mary Armstrong+ b. 24 Oct 1861, d. 23 Nov 1941
William Armstrong+ b. 23 Jun 1863, d. 21 Nov 1954
Elizabeth Armstrong+ b. 20 Apr 1865
George Armstrong+ b. 18 Mar 1867
Unknown Armstrong⁶ b. 1869, d. 1869
Edmund G Armstrong b. 4 Jul 1870, d. c 1949
John Armstrong+ b. 4 Sep 1872
Margaret Hannah Armstrong+ b. 17 Jun 1874, d. 22 Nov 1944
Charlotte Armstrong+ b. 15 Aug 1877, d. 14 Feb 1903
Thomas Armstrong+ b. 17 Apr 1880, d. 11 Sep 1968
Ellen Amelia Armstrong⁷ b. 1883
Joshua Charles Armstrong b. 12 Dec 1883, d. 1956

Charts

Descendant Chart - John Armstrong
Descendant Chart - Thomas Edgerton

Last Edited

1 Nov 2007

Citations

[S107] Letter, Mabel Humphrys to Robert Mote, January 2000.
[S219] Pauline E Sullivan, "Trial of George Swift Perks," e-mail to Robert Mote, March 2001.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Registration - Place: Yass; Year: 1860; Number: 2936.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Registration - Place: Yass; Year: 1892; Number: 14317.
[S700] Australian, 19 November 1839.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Registration - Place: Yass; Year: 1869; Number: 20131.
[S2] Index of BDM records, NSW BDM, Registration - Place: Yass; Year: 1883; Number: 31933.

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Silvia Craig

F, #804, b. 12 September 1931

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Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Death		Silvia Craig died at Canberra, ACT, Australia^G.
Birth	12 September 1931	She was born on Saturday, 12 September 1931 at Australia^G.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Death

Silvia Craig died at Canberra, ACT, Australia^G.

Birth

12 September 1931

She was born on Saturday, 12 September 1931 at Australia^G.

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Married Name		Her married name was Mutch.

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

Her married name was Mutch.

Last Edited

28 Mar 2001

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Joyce Edna Brooks

F, #807, b. 6 March 1915, d. 30 October 1946

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Back Row - Left to Right: William David Brooks, Lyndsay William Brooks and Joyce Edna Brooks
Front Row - Left to Right: Donald Barrie Brooks, Harold Maxwell Brooks and Wallace Stanley Brooks
Photograph provided by Keri Warden

Father

William David Brooks b. 6 Jul 1880, d. 8 Sep 1955

Mother

Clarice Middleton Aspland b. 10 Sep 1893, d. 27 Jun 1976

Relationships

1st cousin 1 time removed of Robert Mote
7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Aspland
10th great-granddaughter of Nicholas Farndaile

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	6 March 1915	Joyce Edna Brooks was born on Saturday, 6 March 1915 at Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G.
		She was the daughter of William David Brooks and Clarice Middleton Aspland.
Death	30 October 1946	Joyce Edna Brooks died on Wednesday, 30 October 1946 at Sydney, NSW, Australia^G, at age 31.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

6 March 1915

Joyce Edna Brooks was born on Saturday, 6 March 1915 at Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G.

She was the daughter of William David Brooks and Clarice Middleton Aspland.

Death

30 October 1946

Joyce Edna Brooks died on Wednesday, 30 October 1946 at Sydney, NSW, Australia^G, at age 31.

Charts

Descendant Chart - Thomas Aspland
Descendant Chart - Nicholas Farndaile
Descendant Chart - Thomas Martin

Last Edited

30 Nov 2007

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Dale Foster Brooks

M, #810, b. 24 June 1979, d. 9 June 1985

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Relationships

2nd cousin 1 time removed of Robert Mote
9th great-grandson of Thomas Aspland
12th great-grandson of Nicholas Farndaile

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	24 June 1979	Dale Foster Brooks was born on Sunday, 24 June 1979 at Dubbo, NSW, Australia^G.
Death	9 June 1985	He died on Sunday, 9 June 1985 at Sydney, NSW, Australia^G, at age 5.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

24 June 1979

Dale Foster Brooks was born on Sunday, 24 June 1979 at Dubbo, NSW, Australia^G.

Death

9 June 1985

He died on Sunday, 9 June 1985 at Sydney, NSW, Australia^G, at age 5.

Last Edited

22 Aug 1999

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Lee Alan Warden

M, #813, b. 8 November 1938, d. 13 August 2006

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Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	8 November 1938	Lee Alan Warden was born on Tuesday, 8 November 1938 at Milwaukee, USA^G.
Death	13 August 2006	He died on Sunday, 13 August 2006 at Australia^G at age 67.¹

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

8 November 1938

Lee Alan Warden was born on Tuesday, 8 November 1938 at Milwaukee, USA^G.

Death

13 August 2006

He died on Sunday, 13 August 2006 at Australia^G at age 67.¹

Last Edited

25 Oct 2007

Citations

[S696] Kerry Louise Brooks, "Brooks Family Connection," e-mail to Robert Mote, October 2007.

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Clarice Middleton Brooks

F, #814, b. 19 February 1918, d. 19 February 1918

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Father

William David Brooks b. 6 Jul 1880, d. 8 Sep 1955

Mother

Clarice Middleton Aspland b. 10 Sep 1893, d. 27 Jun 1976

Relationships

1st cousin 1 time removed of Robert Mote
7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Aspland
10th great-granddaughter of Nicholas Farndaile

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Death	19 February 1918	Clarice Middleton Brooks died on Tuesday, 19 February 1918 at Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G.
Birth	19 February 1918	She was born on Tuesday, 19 February 1918 at Cootamundra, NSW^G.
		She was the daughter of William David Brooks and Clarice Middleton Aspland.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Death

19 February 1918

Clarice Middleton Brooks died on Tuesday, 19 February 1918 at Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G.

Birth

19 February 1918

She was born on Tuesday, 19 February 1918 at Cootamundra, NSW^G.

She was the daughter of William David Brooks and Clarice Middleton Aspland.

Other Details

Label	Date	Details
End-Line	1919	Clarice Middleton Brooks has no known descendants.

Label

Date

Details

End-Line

1919

Clarice Middleton Brooks has no known descendants.

Charts

Descendant Chart - Thomas Aspland
Descendant Chart - Nicholas Farndaile
Descendant Chart - Thomas Martin

Last Edited

23 Feb 2004

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Dorothy Hazel Brooks

F, #815, b. 19 February 1918, d. 19 February 1918

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Father

William David Brooks b. 6 Jul 1880, d. 8 Sep 1955

Mother

Clarice Middleton Aspland b. 10 Sep 1893, d. 27 Jun 1976

Relationships

1st cousin 1 time removed of Robert Mote
7th great-granddaughter of Thomas Aspland
10th great-granddaughter of Nicholas Farndaile

Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Death	19 February 1918	Dorothy Hazel Brooks died on Tuesday, 19 February 1918 at Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G.
Birth	19 February 1918	She was born on Tuesday, 19 February 1918 at Cootamundra, NSW^G.
		She was the daughter of William David Brooks and Clarice Middleton Aspland.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Death

19 February 1918

Dorothy Hazel Brooks died on Tuesday, 19 February 1918 at Cootamundra, NSW, Australia^G.

Birth

19 February 1918

She was born on Tuesday, 19 February 1918 at Cootamundra, NSW^G.

She was the daughter of William David Brooks and Clarice Middleton Aspland.

Charts

Descendant Chart - Thomas Aspland
Descendant Chart - Nicholas Farndaile
Descendant Chart - Thomas Martin

Last Edited

22 Aug 1999

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Nancy Fenton

F, #817, b. 29 March 1939, d. 22 February 2018

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Life Span

EVENT	DATE	DETAILS
Birth	29 March 1939	Nancy Fenton was born on Wednesday, 29 March 1939 at Dubbo, NSW, Australia^G.
Marriage	14 March 1959	Nancy was married to Donald Barrie Brooks, son of William David Brooks and Clarice Middleton Aspland, on Saturday, 14 March 1959 at Dubbo, NSW^G.
Death	22 February 2018	Nancy Fenton died on Thursday, 22 February 2018 at Orange, NSW, Australia^G, at age 78.¹
Burial	February 2018	She was buried in February 2018 at Western District Memorial Park, Dubbo, NSW, Australia^G.

EVENT

DATE

DETAILS

Birth

29 March 1939

Nancy Fenton was born on Wednesday, 29 March 1939 at Dubbo, NSW, Australia^G.

Marriage

14 March 1959

Nancy was married to Donald Barrie Brooks, son of William David Brooks and Clarice Middleton Aspland, on Saturday, 14 March 1959 at Dubbo, NSW^G.

Death

22 February 2018

Nancy Fenton died on Thursday, 22 February 2018 at Orange, NSW, Australia^G, at age 78.¹

Burial

February 2018

She was buried in February 2018 at Western District Memorial Park, Dubbo, NSW, Australia^G.

Also Known As

Description	Date	Name
Married Name	1959	As of 14 March 1959, her married name was Brooks.

Description

Date

Name

Married Name

1959

As of 14 March 1959, her married name was Brooks.

Charts

Descendant Chart - Thomas Aspland
Descendant Chart - Nicholas Farndaile
Descendant Chart - Thomas Martin

Last Edited

4 Mar 2018

Citations

[S253] Stephen Mark Brooks, "The Brooks Family Events," e-mail to Robert Mote, 2001.

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