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James Taylor Hamilton¹

• Father: James Taylor Hamilton¹ b. 1877, d. 1953
• Mother: Letitia Barry¹ b. 1878, d. 1944

• Birth*: James Taylor Hamilton was born in 1905.¹
• He was the son of James Taylor Hamilton and Letitia Barry.¹
• Death*: James Taylor Hamilton died in 1943.¹

Edward Hamilton¹

• Father: James Taylor Hamilton¹ b. 1877, d. 1953
• Mother: Letitia Barry¹ b. 1878, d. 1944

• Birth*: Edward Hamilton was born in 1907.¹
• He was the son of James Taylor Hamilton and Letitia Barry.¹
• Death*: Edward Hamilton died in 1984.¹

Claude Hamilton¹

• Father: James Taylor Hamilton¹ b. 1877, d. 1953
• Mother: Letitia Barry¹ b. 1878, d. 1944

• Birth*: Claude Hamilton was born in 1913.¹
• He was the son of James Taylor Hamilton and Letitia Barry.¹
• Death*: Claude Hamilton died in 1968.¹

John Hamilton¹

• Father: James Taylor Hamilton¹ b. 1877, d. 1953
• Mother: Letitia Barry¹ b. 1878, d. 1944

• Birth*: John Hamilton was born circa 1915.¹
• He was the son of James Taylor Hamilton and Letitia Barry.¹
• Death*: John Hamilton died in 1977.¹

Sydney Hamilton¹

• Father: James Taylor Hamilton¹ b. 1877, d. 1953
• Mother: Letitia Barry¹ b. 1878, d. 1944

• Birth*: Sydney Hamilton was born in 1919.¹
• He was the son of James Taylor Hamilton and Letitia Barry.¹
• Death*: Sydney Hamilton died in 1940.¹

Leonard Joseph Buckby¹

• Birth*: Leonard Joseph Buckby was born on 15 November 1910 at Colchester Barracks, Abbeyfield.¹
• Marriage*: He married Barbara Hamilton, daughter of James Taylor Hamilton and Letitia Barry, on 31 July 1932 at St Peters Church, SRY, ENG.¹
• Death*: Leonard Joseph Buckby died on 24 April 2002 at Whangarei, NZL, at age 91.¹
• Burial*: He was buried on 29 April 2002 at Parua Bay Cemetery, NZL.¹

Warren Thompson¹

• Marriage*: Warren Thompson married Aline Agnes Auld, daughter of Francis Irwin Auld and Ada Cecilia Mitchel.¹
• Death*: Warren Thompson died in 2009 at Sydney, NSW, AUS.¹

Jack Waller¹

• Marriage*: Jack Waller married Audrey Edith Auld, daughter of Francis Irwin Auld and Ada Cecilia Mitchel.¹
• Death*: Jack Waller died in June 1995 at Newcastle, NSW, AUS.¹

Robert Reynolds¹

• Father: Joseph James Rupert Reynolds^1,2 b. c 1899, d. 24 Sep 1979
• Mother: Nellie Muriel Auld¹ b. 1898, d. 19 May 1967

• Birth*: Robert Reynolds was born on 5 February 1923 at 38 Fitzgerlad Street, Perth, WA, AUS.^2,3,4
• He was the son of Joseph James Rupert Reynolds and Nellie Muriel Auld.^1,2
• Death*: Robert Reynolds died on 18 January 1956 at Perth, WA, AUS, at age 32.⁵
• Burial*: He was buried after 18 January 1956 at Karrakatta Cemetery, WA, AUS, Anglican area, Section WD, Grave 0166.⁵

• Newspaper*: Robert was mentioned in the The West Australian on 10 February 1923:
  
  "BIRTHS...
  REYNOLDS (nee Nellie Auld). - On February 5, at their residence 38 Fitzgerald street, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Reynolds - a son (Robert). Both well."³
• Milit-Beg*: He began military service on 25 October 1944 at Claremont, Inglewood, WA, AUS, Australian Army and was given the enlistment number of WX23024.²
• Milit-Rank*: He was assigned the military rank of Private at the time of his discharge on 4 February 1948.²
• Milit-Unit*: He was joined to the military unit of 67 AUSTRALIAN INFANTRY BATTALION at the time of his discharge on 4 February 1948.²
• Milit-End*: He was discharged from military service on 4 February 1948.²
• Electoral Roll*: He is listed on the electoral roll of 1949 in the State of WA, District of Swan and Subdistrict of Bayswater. His address was 68 Drummond Street. His occupation is listed as moulder.¹
• Electoral Roll: He is listed on the electoral roll of 1954 in the State of WA, District of Swan and Subdistrict of Bayswater. His address was 68 Drummond Street. His occupation is listed as moulder.¹

Malcolm Peake¹

• Father: Ellis Peake¹ b. c 1888, d. 8 Apr 1973
• Mother: Dorothy Adelaide Auld¹ b. 3 Aug 1895, d. 5 Nov 1956

• Birth*: Malcolm Peake was born in 1932 at Perth, WA, AUS.²
• He was the son of Ellis Peake and Dorothy Adelaide Auld.¹
• Death*: Malcolm Peake died on 24 February 1978 at Dianella, WA, AUS.³
• Cremation*: His body was cremated with the ashes placed in the GARDEN OF REMEMBRANCE, CREMATORIUM ROSE GARDENS, Site D, Position 0114 at Karrakatta Cemetery, WA, AUS.³

• Electoral Roll*: Malcolm Peake is listed on the electoral roll of 1954 in the State of WA, District of Swan and Subdistrict of Bayswater. His address was 180 Crawford Road, Inglewood. His occupation is listed as fitter.¹

Wallace Pratt Knight¹

• Father: Percy Thomas Knight¹ b. c 1893, d. 6 Oct 1982
• Mother: Janet Millicent Victoria Auld¹ b. 5 Apr 1893, d. 12 Nov 1951

• Birth*: Wallace Pratt Knight was born in 1926 at Perth, WA, AUS.²
• He was the son of Percy Thomas Knight and Janet Millicent Victoria Auld.¹
• Marriage*: Wallace Pratt Knight married Clarice Dawn Smith in 1952 at Perth, WA, AUS.³
• Death*: Wallace Pratt Knight died on 1 August 1998 at Leederville, WA, AUS.⁴
• Cremation*: His body was cremated after 1 August 1998 at Karrakatta, WA, AUS.⁴

• Electoral Roll: Wallace Pratt Knight is listed on the electoral roll of 1949 in the State of WA, District of Curtin and Subdistrict of Leederville. His address was 58 Tate Street. His occupation is listed as warehouseman.¹
• Electoral Roll*: He is listed on the electoral roll of 1954 in the State of WA, District of Curtin and Subdistrict of Leederville. His address was 58 Tate Street. His occupation is listed as warehouseman.¹

Clarice Dawn Smith^1,2

• Birth*: Clarice Dawn Smith was born circa 1924.³
• Marriage*: She married Wallace Pratt Knight, son of Percy Thomas Knight and Janet Millicent Victoria Auld, in 1952 at Perth, WA, AUS.²
• Death*: Clarice Dawn Smith died on 24 September 2000 at Leederville, WA, AUS.⁴
• Cremation*: Her body was cremated after 24 September 2000 at Karrakatta, WA, AUS.⁴

• Married Name: As of 1952,her married name was Knight.²
• Electoral Roll*: Clarice Dawn Smith is listed on the electoral roll of 1954 in the State of WA, District of Curtin and Subdistrict of Leederville. Her address was 58 Tate Street. Her occupation is listed as machinist.¹

J. H. Bettington¹

• (Mentioned) Newspaper: J. H. was mentioned in the The Sydney Morning Herald on 15 March 1917:
  
  "DEATH OF MR. ROBERT SMITH.
  The death occurred in a private hospital early yesterday morning, at the age of 71 years, of Mr. Robert Smith, a well-known city solicitor and senior member of the firm of Norton, Smith, and Co., of O'Connell-street.
  Mr. Smith had been in indifferent health for some time, suffering from heart trouble, but it was not until about two weeks ago that his condition was regarded as serious. He was twice married, and by his first wife, a daughter of the late Captain Fullerton, of Watson's Bay, he had one daughter, now wife of Dr. Orr, of Melbourne. His second wife, a daughter of the late Mr. J. H. Bettington, of England, survives him, and is now in Eng- land. By her he had three sons and one daughter-namely, Mr. Ulric Smith, an engi- neer of Coventry, England; Captain Yoric Smith, of the 66th Punjabis, India, who acted as military censor in Mesopotamia, and re- cently returned to India after visiting Aus- tralia on sick leave; Corporal Ivan Smith, of the Royal Engineers, now serving in France; and Mrs. Mitchell, of England.
  The funeral will leave St. Stephen's Church, Phillip-street, city, at 9.30 o'clock this morn- ing for the Field of Mars Cemetery, Ryde.
  The late Mr. Robert Smith was one of the leading mercantile solicitors of the city, and founded the present firm of Norton, Smith, and Co., which he conducted as the most active member up to the time of his death. Mr. Norton was subsequently appointed to the Legislative Council, and became Postmaster-General In the Stuart Ministry.
  Mr. Smith was appointed solicitor for the University, which office he retained up to his death. He acted for several years as Crown Solicitor during the illness and for some time after the death of Mr. John Williams, who held that office, and he also acted as solicitor to the Railway Commissioner during the time of the late Mr. Eddy, and was specially in- structed to conduct several important rail way cases, notably the celebrated Proudfoot case.
  As an active and enthusiastic golfer Mr. Smith was a prominent figure, occupying the presidential chairs of both the Hunter's Hill and the University golf clubs at different periods. At one time ho took an active in- terest in municipal affairs, and for a number of years was Mayor of Hunter's Hill, where his late residence, Lyndcourt, was situated. Many years ago he was a member of the Sydney School of Arts Debating Club, together with Sir George Reid, Sir Wm. M'Millan, and others. He was a man of the hlghest charac- ter and reputation, and was held in the great- est esteem by the members of his profession and by all who knew him. He was born in the year 1845 at Kyeamba, on the Murrum- bidgee, his father, the late Mr. John Smith, being; a very early colonist.
  The deceased received his primary education at home, and then proceeded to Sydney Uni- versity, taking the degree of B.A. in the year 1864. At the University he was contemporary with the present Chief Justice of the High Court (Sir Samuel Griffith), Mr. Justice Hey- don, the late Mr. C. E. Pilcher. K.C., and the late Mr. J. H. Want, K.C. In due cource he took the degree of M.A., and on leaving the University he entered the ofilce of his brother, the late Captain Charles Smith, whose firm was known as McDonald, Smith, and Co., of Hunter-street, the successors of Salter and Co. Later he entered the office of Roxburgh, Slade, and Spain, and was articled to the late Mr. G. P. Slade, and after the breaking up of that firm he joined Mr. Slade in partnership, carrying on business for a number of years as Slade and Smith. In the year 1879, after Mr. Slade's retirement and departure for Eng- land, Mr. Smith joined the late Mr. James Norton, who was then carrying on business in Elizabeth-street. In the 'Seventies Mr. Smith was recognised as the strongest chess player in New South Wales, and took an active part in the management of the Chess Association."¹

George B Chambers¹

• Father: George W Chambers¹
• Mother: Clarice Helena Bennett Lyne¹ b. 1877

• Death*: George B Chambers died in 1902 at Lismore, NSW, AUS.²
• Birth*: He was born in 1902 at Lismore, NSW, AUS.¹
• He was the son of George W Chambers and Clarice Helena Bennett Lyne.¹

Hugh Bell^1,2

• Death*: Hugh Bell died on 22 December 1897 at Milton, QLD, AUS.^3,2

• Name Variation: As of 12 July 1867, Hugh Bell was also known as Dr Hugh Bell.⁴
• (Mentioned) Newspaper: Hugh was mentioned in the The Brisbane Courier on 8 September 1896:
  
  "SUCCESSES OF A BRISBANE "BOY."
  A correspondent sends us the following extract from the "Guy's Hospital Gazette" of 4th July 1896, referring to Mr. H. T. S. Bell, a son of Dr. Hugh Bell, and a well-known Brisbane "boy," who has been splendidly upholding the credit of his native place both in the hospital and in the athletic fields. The authority mentioned says :—Hugh Thomas Symes Bell is an Australian, and entered Guy's as a first year's man in May, 1891, and no greater praise can be written than in stating that he has been as successful in his examinations as he has been in the field of athletics. He passed the second Conjoint examination in March, 1893, the Primary Fellowship examination in May, 1894, and all parts of the final Conjoint examination in January, 1896. He clerked to Drs. Goodhart and Hale White, and dressed to Messrs. Lane and Lucas (six months), and has also held the appointments of anaesthetic clerk and clinical assistant. Mr. Bell has played well and often in the Rugby football team, but his most magnificent performances are those in athletic sports. In the book of races at the U.H.A.C. sports last week, we noticed that he held the hospital's record for 220 yards (22 3/5sec.) and high jump (5ft. 8in.), and that he had taken prizes in four successive years at the sports, his best performance at 100 yards being 10 2/5sec, and in the long jump 20ft. 7in."⁵
• Newspaper*: He was mentioned in the The Brisbane Courier on 23 December 1897:
  
  "DEATH OF DR. BELL.
  ANOTHER OLD BRISBANEITE.
  Old residents of Brisbane will hear with deep regret of the death of Dr. Hugh Bell, which occurred at his residence at Milton yesterday morning at 4 o'clock. The deceased gentleman was in his 69th year, and had been a resident of the colony since 1865. He had attained to some of the highest honours of his profession, having been made a member of the Royal College of Surgeons in 1842, a Fellow by examination in 1846, and an M.D. of the London University in 1847. The date of deceased's registration does not appear in the Queensland register, it having taken place before the separation; but of the original names which appeared in it his was one of the last two, Dr. W. Armstrong, of Toowoomba, being the only living survivor.
  Dr. Bell was appointed house surgeon of the Brisbane Hospital when that institution stood near the site of the Supreme Court in George-street, in which position he succeeded the late Dr. F. J. Barton, and he was also a member of the first Queensland Medical Board, his colleagues—Drs. Geo. Fullerton (president), Wm. Hobbs, F. J. Barton, and A. Kemball (secretary)—having all predeceased him. Deceased was one of the first honorary consulting medical officers of the Children's Hospital, where his only son now fills the position of resident medical officer ; and at the time of his death was on the honorary consulting staff of the Brisbane Hospital. At one time Dr. Bell took a great interest in sanitary matters, and was the patentee of a sanitary appliance. Before the appointment of a health officer Dr. Bell did good and useful work in visiting any disease-infected vessels which entered the Bay.
  The deceased gentleman's first wife lost her life in the Fiery Star, a vessel which was burned at sea many years ago on a voyage to England. He afterwards married the relict of Dr. Barton. For some years prior to his death Dr. Bell had retired from active practice, but before his retirement he was an energetic worker, and a most careful and capable surgeon and physician. Deceased was attended during his last illness by Dr. P. Bancroft, and the cause of death was pneumonia, induced by bronchitis, from which latter complaint he had been suffering for some time past. The funeral took place at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon."³
• (Mentioned) Newspaper: H. T. was mentioned in the The Sydney Morning Herald on 26 July 1921:
  
  "OBITUARY.
  DR. H. T. BELL.
  The funeral took place yesterday at Waverley Cemetery of Dr. Hugh Thomas Bell, of Glover-street, Mosman, whose death occurred on Saturday at a private hospital. Dr. Bell was the only son of the late Dr. H. T. Bell, of Brisbane, and practised for 16 years at Murwillumbah. He married the widow of the late Mr. Walter White, of Dallandene station, Queensland. She is a daughter of the late Mr. Bishop Lyne, of Narrabri, brother of the late Sir William Lyne.
  Dr. Bell leaves a widow, a son, and two daughters."²
• Name Variation: As of 26 July 1921, Hugh Bell was also known as Dr H. T. Bell.²
• Residence*: He lived on 26 July 1921 at Brisbane, QLD, AUS.²

John Auld¹

• Birth*: John Auld was born circa 1842 at Armagh, IRL.^1,2
• Marriage*: He married Sarah Jane McCorkell in 1868 at VIC, AUS.^1,2

• Occupation*: John Auld was bootmaker.¹
• Immigration*: He immigrated in 1864 onboard the Naval Reserve - unassisted.¹
• Newspaper: He and James Auld were mentioned in the The Argus on 27 June 1874:
  
  "POLICE...
  Auld, Brothers, boot and shoe manufac- turers, appeared to complain against an ap- prentice named John Ratsford for absenting himself from their service. The defendant did not appear, and a warrant was directed to be issued for his apprehension."³
• Newspaper*: John Auld and James Auld were mentioned in the The Argus on 28 June 1879:
  
  "NEW INSOLVENTS.
  John Auld and James Auld, of Fitzroy boot manufacturers, trading as Auld Brothers. Causes of insolvency--Insufiicient capital to meet heavy working expenses, losses in bussiness, and bad debts. Liabilities, £4,313 9s. 8d; assets, £2,926 14s. 11d; deficiency, £1 386G 14s. 9d. Mr Halfey, assignee."⁴
• Newspaper: John Auld and James Auld were mentioned in the The Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser on 1 July 1879:
  
  "MELBOURNE...
  Auld, Brothers, boot manufacturers, are insolvent, with liabilities £4313."⁵
• Newspaper*: John Auld and Sarah Jane Auld were mentioned in the The Argus on 29 November 1881:
  
  "INSOLVENT COURT.
  MONDAY, NOV. 28.
  ...
  RE AULD AND CO.
  In the estate of John Auld and Sarah Jane Auld, of Fitzroy, boot manufacturers, trading as Auld and Co., Andrew Gilmour, of Melbourne, accountant, was appointed trus- tee, and Gavin Gibson and Thomas Clark were appointed a committee of inspection."⁶
• Newspaper: John Auld and Sarah Jane McCorkell were mentioned in the The Argus on 28 March 1882:
  
  "INSOLVENT COURT.
  FRIDAY, MARCH 24.
  (Before His Honour Judge Noel.)
  CERTIFICATE APPLICATIONS.
  ...
  Certificates under the new act were granted to :-
  ...
  John Auld and Sarah Jane Auld, of Fitzroy, boot manufacturers, trading as Auld and Co., on the application of Mr. Gillett."⁷

Sarah Jane McCorkell^1,2

• Marriage*: Sarah Jane McCorkell married John Auld in 1868 at VIC, AUS.^1,2

• Name Variation: As of 1868, Sarah Jane McCorkell was also known as Sarah McCorkill.^3,4,5,6
• Married Name: As of 1868,her married name was Auld.^1,2
• Name Variation: As of 1881, Sarah Jane McCorkell was also known as Janet McCorkhill.⁷
• Newspaper*: She and John Auld were mentioned in the The Argus on 29 November 1881:
  
  "INSOLVENT COURT.
  MONDAY, NOV. 28.
  ...
  RE AULD AND CO.
  In the estate of John Auld and Sarah Jane Auld, of Fitzroy, boot manufacturers, trading as Auld and Co., Andrew Gilmour, of Melbourne, accountant, was appointed trus- tee, and Gavin Gibson and Thomas Clark were appointed a committee of inspection."⁸
• Newspaper: Sarah Jane McCorkell and John Auld were mentioned in the The Argus on 28 March 1882:
  
  "INSOLVENT COURT.
  FRIDAY, MARCH 24.
  (Before His Honour Judge Noel.)
  CERTIFICATE APPLICATIONS.
  ...
  Certificates under the new act were granted to :-
  ...
  John Auld and Sarah Jane Auld, of Fitzroy, boot manufacturers, trading as Auld and Co., on the application of Mr. Gillett."⁹

Mary Auld¹

• Birth*: Mary Auld was born circa 1840 at Armagh, IRL.¹
• Marriage*: She married Thomas Benjamin Armfield in 1873 at VIC, AUS.^1,2

• Name Variation: Mary Auld was also known as Maggie.¹
• Immigration*: She immigrated in 1864 onboard the Naval Reserve - unassisted.¹
• Married Name: As of 1873,her married name was Armfield.^1,2

James Auld¹

• Birth*: James Auld was born circa 1847 at Armagh, IRL.^1,2

• Occupation*: James Auld was bootmaker.¹
• Immigration*: He immigrated in 1864 onboard the Naval Reserve - unassisted.¹
• Name Variation: As of 1873, James Auld was also known as James Wilson Auld.²
• Newspaper: He and John Auld were mentioned in the The Argus on 27 June 1874:
  
  "POLICE...
  Auld, Brothers, boot and shoe manufac- turers, appeared to complain against an ap- prentice named John Ratsford for absenting himself from their service. The defendant did not appear, and a warrant was directed to be issued for his apprehension."³
• Newspaper*: James Auld and John Auld were mentioned in the The Argus on 28 June 1879:
  
  "NEW INSOLVENTS.
  John Auld and James Auld, of Fitzroy boot manufacturers, trading as Auld Brothers. Causes of insolvency--Insufiicient capital to meet heavy working expenses, losses in bussiness, and bad debts. Liabilities, £4,313 9s. 8d; assets, £2,926 14s. 11d; deficiency, £1 386G 14s. 9d. Mr Halfey, assignee."⁴
• Newspaper*: James Auld and John Auld were mentioned in the The Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser on 1 July 1879:
  
  "MELBOURNE...
  Auld, Brothers, boot manufacturers, are insolvent, with liabilities £4313."⁵
• Name Variation: As of 1890, James Auld was also known as James Wilson Auld.⁶
• Name Variation: As of 1895, James Auld was also known as James Wilson Auld.⁷

Thomas Benjamin Armfield¹

• Marriage*: Thomas Benjamin Armfield married Mary Auld in 1873 at VIC, AUS.^2,1

• Name Variation: Thomas Benjamin Armfield was also known as Tom.²

William George Fitzroy Auld¹

William George Fitzroy Auld. Source: Nola Roughton

• Father: John Auld^1,2 b. c 1842
• Mother: Sarah Jane McCorkell^1,2

• Birth*: William George Fitzroy Auld was born in 1874 at Collingwood, VIC, AUS.³
• He was the son of John Auld and Sarah Jane McCorkell.^1,2
• Marriage*: William George Fitzroy Auld married Ruth Mary Joseph Capp, daughter of Ansell Do Capp, in 1902.^1,4
• Death*: William George Fitzroy Auld died in 1928 at Brunswick, VIC, AUS.²

• Name Variation: As of 1902, William George Fitzroy Auld was also known as George Fitzroy Auld.⁴

Ruth Mary Joseph Capp^1,2

Ruth Auld nee Capp. Source: Nola Roughton

• Father: Ansell Do Capp²

• Birth*: Ruth Mary Joseph Capp was born circa 1876.²
• She was the daughter of Ansell Do Capp.²
• Marriage*: Ruth Mary Joseph Capp married William George Fitzroy Auld, son of John Auld and Sarah Jane McCorkell, in 1902.^1,3
• Death*: Ruth Mary Joseph Capp died in 1966 at MONT, VIC, AUS.²

• Name Variation: As of 1902, Ruth Mary Joseph Capp was also known as Ruth Mary Cappe.^{4,3,5,6,7,8,9,10}
• Married Name: As of 1902,her married name was Auld.¹
• Name Variation: As of 1903, Ruth Mary Joseph Capp was also known as Ruth Capp.^1,11,12

John McCorkell Auld^1,2

• Father: William George Fitzroy Auld¹ b. 1874, d. 1928
• Mother: Ruth Mary Joseph Capp¹ b. c 1876, d. 1966

• Birth*: John McCorkell Auld was born in 1905 at Brunswick, VIC, AUS.²
• He was the son of William George Fitzroy Auld and Ruth Mary Joseph Capp.¹
• Death*: John McCorkell Auld died in 1960 at ROYA, VIC, AUS.³

John Auld¹

• Father: John Auld¹ b. c 1842
• Mother: Sarah Jane McCorkell¹

• Birth*: John Auld was born in 1868 at Melbourne, VIC, AUS.¹
• He was the son of John Auld and Sarah Jane McCorkell.¹
• Death*: John Auld died in 1870 at Hoth, VIC, AUS.²

• Name Variation: As of 1870, John Auld was also known as John Wilson Auld.²

Ruth Onslove McC Auld¹

• Father: John Auld¹ b. c 1842
• Mother: Sarah Jane McCorkell¹

• Birth*: Ruth Onslove McC Auld was born in 1870 at Melbourne, VIC, AUS.¹
• She was the daughter of John Auld and Sarah Jane McCorkell.¹

Violet Auld¹

• Father: John Auld¹ b. c 1842
• Mother: Sarah Jane McCorkell¹

• Death*: Violet Auld died in 1881 at Fitzroy South, VIC, AUS.²
• Birth*: She was born in 1881 at Fitzroy, VIC, AUS.¹
• She was the daughter of John Auld and Sarah Jane McCorkell.¹

Bertha May Auld¹

• Father: John Auld¹ b. c 1842
• Mother: Sarah Jane McCorkell¹

• Birth*: Bertha May Auld was born in 1883 at Fitzroy, VIC, AUS.¹
• She was the daughter of John Auld and Sarah Jane McCorkell.¹

Florence Victoria Auld¹

• Father: John Auld¹ b. c 1842
• Mother: Sarah Jane McCorkell¹

• Birth*: Florence Victoria Auld was born in 1872 at Melbourne, VIC, AUS.¹
• She was the daughter of John Auld and Sarah Jane McCorkell.¹

Lilie Auld¹

• Father: John Auld¹ b. c 1842
• Mother: Sarah Jane McCorkell¹

• Birth*: Lilie Auld was born in 1876 at Fitzroy, VIC, AUS.¹
• She was the daughter of John Auld and Sarah Jane McCorkell.¹

Charles Auld¹

• Father: James Auld¹ b. c 1847

• Birth*: Charles Auld was born in 1878 at Collingwood, VIC, AUS.¹
• He was the son of James Auld.¹
• Death*: Charles Auld died in 1879 at Fitzroy, VIC, AUS.²