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Francis Harriet Simpson

• Father: George Morant Simpson b. 25 Jun 1806, d. 10 Apr 1862
• Mother: Ruth Francis b. 7 Jul 1806, d. 2 Dec 1865

• Married Name: Her married name was Bowler.
• Marriage*: Francis Harriet Simpson married A. C. R. Bowler.
• Birth*: Francis Harriet Simpson was born in 1835.
• She was the daughter of George Morant Simpson and Ruth Francis.

Ruth Amelia Simpson

• Father: George Morant Simpson b. 25 Jun 1806, d. 10 Apr 1862
• Mother: Ruth Francis b. 7 Jul 1806, d. 2 Dec 1865

• Ruth Amelia Simpson was the daughter of George Morant Simpson and Ruth Francis.

Charlotte Sarah Simpson

• Father: George Morant Simpson b. 25 Jun 1806, d. 10 Apr 1862
• Mother: Ruth Francis b. 7 Jul 1806, d. 2 Dec 1865

• Married Name: Her married name was Farrand.
• Marriage*: Charlotte Sarah Simpson married W. W. Farrand.
• Birth*: Charlotte Sarah Simpson was born on 23 November 1845.
• She was the daughter of George Morant Simpson and Ruth Francis.

George Morris Simpson

• Father: George Morant Simpson b. 25 Jun 1806, d. 10 Apr 1862
• Mother: Ruth Francis b. 7 Jul 1806, d. 2 Dec 1865

• Marriage*: George Morris Simpson married E. Jenkins.
• Birth*: George Morris Simpson was born on 7 May 1840.
• He was the son of George Morant Simpson and Ruth Francis.
• Death*: George Morris Simpson died on 22 August 1919 at age 79.

Henry Grosvenor Simpson

• Father: George Morant Simpson b. 25 Jun 1806, d. 10 Apr 1862
• Mother: Ruth Francis b. 7 Jul 1806, d. 2 Dec 1865

• Marriage*: Henry Grosvenor Simpson married K. L. L. Cardew.
• Birth*: Henry Grosvenor Simpson was born on 20 November 1841.
• He was the son of George Morant Simpson and Ruth Francis.
• (Witness) Marriage: Henry Grosvenor Simpson witnessed the marriage of Plumias Roberts and Charlotte Hyeronimus on 8 April 1869 at "Meeting of the Waters", Wellington, NSW, AUS; the service being Church of England.^1,2
• Death*: Henry Grosvenor Simpson died on 9 November 1913 at age 71.

Frederick Godwin Simpson

• Father: George Morant Simpson b. 25 Jun 1806, d. 10 Apr 1862
• Mother: Ruth Francis b. 7 Jul 1806, d. 2 Dec 1865

• Marriage*: Frederick Godwin Simpson married M. A. Cork.
• Birth*: Frederick Godwin Simpson was born on 20 July 1843.
• He was the son of George Morant Simpson and Ruth Francis.
• Death*: Frederick Godwin Simpson died on 16 March 1910 at age 66.

Frank Simpson

• Father: George Morant Simpson b. 25 Jun 1806, d. 10 Apr 1862
• Mother: Ruth Francis b. 7 Jul 1806, d. 2 Dec 1865

• Frank Simpson was the son of George Morant Simpson and Ruth Francis.
• Note*: Frank Simpson died infancy.

Henry Francis

• Marriage*: Henry Francis married Ruth Grosvenor.

Ruth Grosvenor

• Marriage*: Ruth Grosvenor married Henry Francis.
• Married Name: Her married name was Francis.

Charles Kerr Simpson

• Father: George Morant Simpson b. 25 Jun 1806, d. 10 Apr 1862
• Mother: Ruth Francis b. 7 Jul 1806, d. 2 Dec 1865

• Birth*: Charles Kerr Simpson was born in 1848.
• He was the son of George Morant Simpson and Ruth Francis.
• Death*: Charles Kerr Simpson died on 12 August 1918.

John Wallace Auld

• Father: John Wallace Auld^1,2,3 b. c 1860, d. 21 Feb 1939
• Mother: Elizabeth Emma Jacob^4,5 b. 24 Jun 1861, d. 23 Jul 1940

• Charts: Descendants Chart for James Auld, Descendants Chart for James Auld

• Name Variation: John Wallace Auld was also known as Jack.⁶
• Birth*: He was born on 8 July 1898 at 22 Tait Street, Fitzroy, Bourke, VIC, AUS.^1,7,3
• He was the son of John Wallace Auld and Elizabeth Emma Jacob.^1,2,3,4,5
• Education*: John Wallace Auld was educated circa 1905 at Princes Hill State Primary School.⁶
• Milit-Beg: On 20 May 1918, John Wallace Auld enlistment with the Australian Imperial Forces as a minor.³
• Milit-Beg: On 3 June 1918, John objected to the enlistment of John Wallace Auld on the grounds that "1. He is my only child and I think he is far too young yet to face the trails of a battlefield; and 2. My home has been broken up, and consequently his mother's signature is not here."³
• Milit-Beg*: He began military service on 12 June 1918 at Brunswick, VIC, AUS, enlisted as a Private with the 16th General (Victorian) Reinforcements. Previous military service with the Citizens Forces 2nd Battalion 60th Infantry. Enlistment number 68995.³
• Occupation: He was Warehouseman on 12 June 1918.³
• Description*: He was described as aged 19 years and 11 months, height 5 feet 5 1/4 inches high, weight 130 lbs, fresh complexion with grey eyes and light brown wavy hair, with a small tatoo mark on his left arm of the letter 'J' after attendiing his medical examination on 12 June 1918.³
• Residence: He lived on 12 June 1918 at 152 Park Street, West Brunswick, VIC, AUS.³
• Milit-Beg: On 20 June 1918, Elizabeth Emma had no objection to the enlistment of John Wallace Auld.
• Milit-Rank*: He was assigned the military rank of Private on 1 August 1918.³
• Milit-Op*: He embarked on the S.S. Carpentaria from Sydney, NSW, AUS, on 7 November 1918.³
• Milit-Op: On 26 November 1918 John Wallace Auld, whilst on the Troopship Riverina in Sydney Harbour NSW was reported for neglect of duty when a sentry and had to forfeit 10 days pay.³
• Milit-Op: He was translifted to the "Riverina" on 28 November 1918.³
• Milit-End*: He was discharged from military service on 12 December 1918.³
• Milit-Award: He was awarded the British War Medal on 19 October 1921.³
• Occupation*: He was Clerk on 1 December 1923.⁸
• Address*: As of 1 December 1923, John Wallace Auld lived at 77 Reed Street, Albert Park, VIC, AUS.⁸
• Marriage*: He married Agnes Rattray Irvine, daughter of Robert Rattray Irvine and Margaret McInnes, on 1 December 1923 at 22 Richards Street, Coburg, VIC, AUS.^8,9,10
• Electoral Roll: John Wallace Auld is listed on the electoral roll of 1924 in the State of VIC, Division of Bourke and Subdivision of Coburg. His address was 167 The Avenue. His occupation is listed as sales.¹¹
• Milit-Award: On 7 July 1925 John Wallace Auld sent a letter to the Officer in Charge stating that he thinks he is entitled to the "Victory Medal."³
• Residence: He lived on 7 July 1925 at 167 The Avenue, Moreland, VIC, AUS.³
• Milit-Award: On 11 July 1925 John Wallace Auld received a letter advsing that he was not elilgible for the award of the Victory Medal as he did not serve on the strength of a unit in a theatre of war.³
• Milit-Award*: On 26 March 1929 John Wallace Auld sent a letter to the Area Commander of the 3rd Military District applying for the "Victory Medal."³
• Residence: He lived on 26 March 1929 at 155 The Avenue, Coburg, VIC, AUS.³
• Milit-Award: On 5 April 1929 John Wallace Auld received a letter stating that he was not elilgible for the award of the Victory Medal as he did not serve on the strength of a unit in a theatre of war.³
• Electoral Roll: He is listed on the electoral roll of 1931 in the State of VIC, Division of Bourke and Subdivision of Coburg. His address was 155 The Avenue. His occupation is listed as salesman.¹¹
• Residence*: He lived on 31 August 1933 at 155 The Avenue, East Coburg, VIC, AUS.¹²
• Occupation: He was tramway employee on 31 August 1933.^12,6
• Electoral Roll: He is listed on the electoral roll of 1936 in the State of VIC, Division of Bourke and Subdivision of Coburg. His address was 155 The Avenue. His occupation is listed as salesman.¹¹
• Address: As of 16 May 1969, John Wallace Auld lived at 155 The Avenue, Coburg, VIC, AUS.¹³
• Death*: He died on 16 May 1969 at Preston, VIC, AUS, at age 70; Cause of death: Cerebrovascular accident - 36 hours
  Atheroscleroris - 12 years
  Two myocardial infarctions - 2 months and 10 years ago.¹³
• Occupation: He was Boot Trade Employee on 16 May 1969.¹³
• Burial*: He was buried on 20 May 1969 at Fawkner Crematorium, VIC, AUS.¹³

Agnes Rattray Irvine

• Father: Robert Rattray Irvine^1,2,3
• Mother: Margaret McInnes⁴

• Birth*: Agnes Rattray Irvine was born on 25 July 1899 at Glasgow, LKS, SCT.^5,6,7
• She was the daughter of Robert Rattray Irvine and Margaret McInnes.^1,2,3,4
• (with Parents) Census1901 (SCT): Agnes Rattray Irvine appeared on the 1901 Scottish Census of at Glasgow, in the County of LKS, at 17 St Clair St, enumerated 31 March 1901 in the household of her parents, Robert Irvine and Maggie Irvine.³
• Immigration*: Agnes Rattray Irvine immigrated in 1908 Ship: Dorset ---> CHECK.⁸
• Address*: As of 1 December 1923, Agnes Rattray Irvine lived at 22 Richards Street, Coburg, VIC, AUS.¹
• Occupation*: She was Typist on 1 December 1923.¹
• Married Name: As of 1 December 1923,her married name was Auld.¹
• Marriage*: She married John Wallace Auld, son of John Wallace Auld and Elizabeth Emma Jacob, on 1 December 1923 at 22 Richards Street, Coburg, VIC, AUS.^1,9,10
• Electoral Roll: Agnes Rattray Irvine is listed on the electoral roll of 1924 in the State of VIC, Division of Bourke and Subdivision of Coburg. Her address was 167 The Avenue. Her occupation is listed as home duties.¹¹
• Electoral Roll: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1924 in the State of VIC, Division of Bourke and Subdivision of Coburg. Her address was 22 Richards Street. Her occupation is listed as typist.¹¹
• Electoral Roll: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1931 in the State of VIC, Division of Bourke and Subdivision of Coburg. Her address was 155 The Avenue. Her occupation is listed as home duties.¹¹
• Electoral Roll: She is listed on the electoral roll of 1936 in the State of VIC, Division of Bourke and Subdivision of Coburg. Her address was 155 The Avenue. Her occupation is listed as home duties.¹¹
• Death*: She died on 27 June 1972 at Parkville, VIC, AUS, at age 72; Cause of death: Pneumonia - 1 day, Renal failure - days, Carcinoma of pancreas - years.⁹
• Residence*: She lived on 27 June 1972 at 155 The Avenue, East Coburg, VIC, AUS.⁹
• Burial*: She was buried on 29 June 1972 at Fawkner Crematorium, VIC, AUS, 4th Ave Wall Niches (South Side) Section 1 Compartment O Niche 8.

Jennifer Anne Auld

• Birth*: Jennifer Anne Auld was born on 27 March 1963 at Ballarat Base Hospital, Ballarat, VIC, AUS.¹
• Death*: She died on 22 August 1963 at Ballarat Base Hospital, Ballarat, VIC, AUS; Cause of death: Spina bifida - congenital meningomyelocoele.¹
• Burial*: She was buried on 23 August 1963 at Ballarat North cemetery crematorium, Ballarat, VIC, AUS.¹

Alexander Lithgow¹

• Birth*: Alexander Lithgow was born before 1805.
• Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Pollock on 21 November 1820 at Barony, LKS, SCT.^1,2
• Occupation*: Alexander Lithgow was Bootmaker on 20 October 1896.¹

Elizabeth Pollock¹

• Marriage*: Elizabeth Pollock married Alexander Lithgow on 21 November 1820 at Barony, LKS, SCT.^1,2
• Birth*: Elizabeth Pollock was born before 1824.
• Married Name: As of before 1824,her married name was Lithgow.¹

Ann Lithgow¹

• Father: Richard Lithgow^1,2,3 b. c 1821, d. 20 Oct 1896
• Mother: Annie Hughes^1,2,3 b. c 1820, d. 26 Dec 1900

• Birth*: Ann Lithgow was born on 27 August 1857 at Cardigan Street, North Melbourne, VIC, AUS.^1,4,5,6
• She was the daughter of Richard Lithgow and Annie Hughes.^1,2,3
• Name Variation: As of 16 October 1864, Ann Lithgow was also known as Annie.^7,1,8
• Name Variation: As of 28 June 1882, Ann Lithgow was also known as Annie Hamilton.³
• Residence*: She lived on 28 June 1882 at Carlton, VIC, AUS.³
• Occupation*: She was dressmaker on 28 June 1882.³
• Name Variation: As of 28 June 1882, Ann Lithgow was also known as Barbour.³
• Married Name: As of 28 June 1882,her married name was Barber.³
• Marriage*: She married Edwin Barber, son of Benjamin Barber and Isabella Gow, on 28 June 1882 at Rosedale Cottage, Chetwynd Street, Hotham (North Melbourne), VIC, AUS.³
• Name Variation: As of 7 August 1908, Ann Lithgow was also known as Annie Barbour.⁹
• Newspaper*: Annie was mentioned in the Argus on 7 August 1908:
  
  "SERIOUS CHARGE.
  QUESTION OF SANITY.
  Yesterday at the North Melbourne Court, before Messrs. G. V. Blackburne (chairman), J. Barwise, W. H. Fuller, and A. E. Hughes, J.P.'s, Michael francis Daly was charged with having com- mitted a criminal assault on Mrs. Annie Barbour, and also with having broken windows, the pro- perty of Edwin Barbour and George Adams, on July 29. Inspector Hore prosecuted, Mr. T. Nolan appeared for Daly, and Mr. Cume watched the proceedings on behalf of Mrs. Barbour.
  Mr. Nolan asked that Daly be remanded for a week for medical inquiry. He put in documents by Drs. O'Brien and Rennie to the effect that Daly was affected mentally, although the former said he would have liked to have an opportunity of fur- ther examining Daly. Mr. Nolan said Dr. O'Don- nell, of North Melbourne, and Dr. Bird, also thought Daly was not in his full senses. If he were remanded for inquiry, and found to be insane, the Chief Secretary could make an order for his removal to an asylum.
  Inspector Hore said the master in lunacy had claimed Daly, but it was a grave question whether Daly should be returned to any place as an ordi- nary lunatic. The surroundings of the case seemed to indicate criminal lunacy, and he would ask the Bench to grant an ordinary remand for seven days, and then to hear the evidence, and if they were satisfied a prima facie case had been made out let them commit for trial, and if Daly was adjudged insane in the higher court he could then be ordered to be detained during His Excel- lency's pleasure by a judge of the Supreme Court.
  Mr. Nolan.-What is all the difficulty about? There seems to be some petty difference between the Lunacy department and the chief commissioner of police.
  Inspector Hore.-That is not so, and I will not allow it to go forth that it is so. I want a re- mand for seven days, but not for medical inquiry. Even Supposing such a remand as the latter were granted, and accused was found to be insane, it would not necessarily follow that he was insane when he committed the offence. There is no ques- tion of lunacy before this Court at all.
  Daly was remanded for seven days."⁹
• Death*: She died on 21 September 1909 at Southgate Street, Parkville, VIC, AUS, at age 52; Cause of death: J.J. Thomas (Constable 5381) reported on the 22 September 1909 that Dr Mackeddie made a post morten on the body and found cause of death to be 'Fatty Degeneration of the Heart and Liver'. Dr Cole coroner ordered burial.²
• Burial*: She was buried on 22 September 1909 at New Melbourne General Cemetery, Southgate Street, Parkville, VIC, AUS, Presbyterian Compartment B Grave 449.^2,10

Mary Lithgow¹

• Father: Richard Lithgow^1,2,3 b. c 1821, d. 20 Oct 1896
• Mother: Annie Hughes^1,2,3 b. c 1820, d. 26 Dec 1900

• Birth*: Mary Lithgow was born on 4 June 1859 at 39 Cardigan Street, North Melbourne, VIC, AUS.^{4,1,5,6,7,8,9}
• She was the daughter of Richard Lithgow and Annie Hughes.^1,2,3
• Married Name: As of 14 March 1880,her married name was Cormack.^3,2
• Residence*: Mary Lithgow lived on 14 March 1880 at Carlton, VIC, AUS.³
• Marriage*: She married Hugh Cormack, son of Hugh Cormack, on 14 March 1880 at The Manse, West Melbourne, VIC, AUS.^{3,2,10,7,8,11}
• (Informant) Birth: Mary Cormack was the informant for the birth of Ethel Annie Cormack on 9 May 1881 at 9 Macarthur Place, Carlton, VIC, AUS.^{7,2,12,8,9,13}
• (Informant) Birth: Mary Cormack was the informant for the birth of Maggie Elizabeth Cormack on 27 February 1883 at 81 Leicester Street, Carlton, VIC, AUS.^{9,2,14,8,15,16}
• (Informant) Birth: Mary Cormack was the informant for the birth of Barbara Jean Cormack on 20 November 1884 at 81 Leicester Street, Carlton, VIC, AUS.^8,2,17
• Name Variation: As of 20 October 1896, Mary Lithgow was also known as Marie.¹
• Death*: She died on 8 June 1906 at 45 Manningham Street, Parkville, VIC, AUS, at age 47. Cause of death was Chronic nephrites for many years and heart failure.²
• Residence*: She and Hugh Cormack lived on 8 June 1906 at 45 Manningham Street, Parkville, VIC, AUS.²
• Burial*: Mary Lithgow was buried on 9 June 1906 at Melbourne General Cemetery, College Crescent, Parkville, VIC, AUS, : buried in the Presbyterian Area, compartment Q, grave no. 186.^18,2

Christina McDougal Lithgow¹

• Father: Richard Lithgow^1,2 b. c 1821, d. 20 Oct 1896
• Mother: Annie Hughes^1,2 b. c 1820, d. 26 Dec 1900

• Birth*: Christina McDougal Lithgow was born on 16 October 1864 at 39 Cardigan Street, North Melbourne, VIC, AUS.^3,1,4
• She was the daughter of Richard Lithgow and Annie Hughes.^1,2
• Married Name: As of 12 May 1886,her married name was Josephs.^2,5
• Marriage*: Christina McDougal Lithgow married Peter Charles Josephs, son of Louis Josephs and Ann Eliza Josephs, on 12 May 1886 at The Manse, North Carlton, VIC, AUS.^2,5
• Residence*: Christina McDougal Lithgow lived on 16 January 1887 at Victoria Cottage, Canning Street, North Carlton, VIC, AUS.⁶
• Name Variation: As of 16 January 1887, Christina McDougal Lithgow was also known as Christine Josephs.⁶
• (Informant) Birth: She was the informant for the birth of Charles Gordon Josephs on 16 January 1887 at Victoria Cottage, Canning Street, North Carlton, VIC, AUS.^7,6
• Death*: Christina McDougal Lithgow died after 1900.

Claus Miller

• Marriage*: Claus Miller married Anna Harmer in ?
• Birth*: Claus Miller was born before 1840.
• Birth: He was born circa 1905.
• Occupation*: He was Farmer on 15 March 1925.¹

Anna Harmer

• Marriage*: Anna Harmer married Claus Miller in ?
• Married Name: As of ?,her married name was Miller.
• Birth*: Anna Harmer was born before 1840.

Charles Payne

• Father: George Payne^1,2 b. c 1793, d. Jun 1877
• Mother: Ann Andrews³ b. c 1791, d. Dec 1876

• Birth*: Charles Payne was born on 12 May 1822 at Tickenham, SOM, ENG.^4,5
• He was the son of George Payne and Ann Andrews.^1,2,3
• Baptism: Charles Payne was baptized on 10 October 1824 at Christ Church, Weston supermare, SOM, ENG.
• Occupation: He was agricultural labourer on 6 June 1841.⁶
• (with Parents) Census1841 (UK): He appeared on the 1841 English Census of at Axbridge, in the County of SOM, at West Street without the Borough, enumerated 6 June 1841 in the household of his parents, George Payne and Ann Andrews.⁶
• Occupation: Charles Payne was labourer on 20 December 1845.²
• Residence*: He lived on 20 December 1845 at Winscombe, SOM, ENG.²
• Marriage*: He married Mary Ann Palmer, daughter of Joseph Palmer, on 20 December 1845 at the Church, Winscombe, SOM, ENG.^7,8,2
• Name Variation: As of 30 March 1851, Charles Payne was also known as Charles Paine.⁹
• Occupation: He was agricultural labourer on 30 March 1851.⁹
• Census1851 (UK)*: He and Mary Ann Palmer appeared on the 1851 English Census of at Sidcot Hamlet, in the County of SOM, at 46 Yardley Way, enumerated 30 March 1851, Their children Louisa, Robert, Joseph Charles, Mary Anne and George were listed as living with them.⁹
• Name Variation: As of 26 May 1853, Charles Payne was also known as Charles Pain.¹⁰
• Occupation: He was labourer on 26 May 1853.¹⁰
• Emigration*: He and Mary Ann Palmer emigrated from Liverpool, LAN, ENG departing 2 July 1858, their child, their children Joseph Charles, Mary Anne, George, Georgianna and Maria were listed as emigrating with them. Golgonda.¹¹
• Name Variation: As of 20 October 1858, Charles Payne was also known as Charles Pain.^11,12
• Immigration*: He and Mary Ann Palmer immigrated on 20 October 1858 to Sydney, NSW, AUS, Golconda.^11,12
• Occupation*: Charles Payne was Labourer on 10 June 1862.⁷
• (Informant) Birth: He was the informant for the birth of Mary Anne Payne on 10 June 1862 at Merriang, VIC, AUS.^7,13
• (Witness) Marriage: Charles Payne witnessed the marriage of Charles Miller and Georgianna Payne on 4 April 1871 at St John's Church, Alexandra, VIC, AUS.^{14,15,16,17,18,19}
• Reference: Reference: "The best and nearest road between Alexandra and Yea is by PAYNE'S PUNT, near Allardyce's Station. The road is level, and passes by a number of comfortable-looking farm homesteads. It is shaded by the Eucalyptus trees and evergreen gum and stringy bark. It is quite a treat to ride along such a road. The eye of the rider is delighted with the beautiful scenery, whilst the horse smells the hay of the numerous farm yards and is refreshed.
  The farmers' Friend is under the careful abd able management of CAPTAIN PAYNE."
  on 14 April 1871.²⁰
• Death*: Charles Payne died on 27 April 1871 at Goulburn River, VIC, AUS, at age 48.¹
• Illness*: He was ill with Accidentially drowned on 27 April 1871.¹
• Occupation: He was Carter on 27 April 1871.¹
• Note: He Inquiry into death held on 28 April 1871.¹
• Reference: Reference: "A fatal accident occurred at the Goulburn yesterday evening, by which Mr. Payne, of the punt "Farmers Friend" lost his life. It seems that the deceased was missed from his usual post, his hat and stick being found in the boat attached to the punt. The river was then dragged, and the body of the unfortunate man was revovered. We have not received any further particulars of the sad event" on 28 April 1871.²¹
• Burial*: He was buried on 29 April 1871 at Alexandria Cemetery, VIC, AUS.¹
• Reference: Reference: "An enquiry touching the death of Mr. Payne, late of the Alexandra punt, was held by J. Peterkin, Esq., J.P., and after three adjournments, resulted in finding that the deceased was drowned in the Goulburn by falling in from the ferry boat accidentally" on 12 May 1871.²²
• Occupation: He was farmer on 7 April 1880.²³

Mary Ann Palmer

• Father: Joseph Palmer¹

• Note: Mary Ann Palmer After Charles died Mary Ann carried on with the business until they built a bridge across the Goulburn River. She claimed and was granted compensation for loss of land and eventually accepted 65 pounds. This is mentioned in a book called 'The Red Gate'. She was still there in 1876. On page 51 of 'The Red Gate' is a photograph of Payne's Coach beside the Alexandra Hotel C.1900.
• Note: She Arrived New South Wales 1857 and 4 months later they settled at Merriang, North of Melbourne. Then Charles and Mary Ann moved to Alexandra and purchased a house in Grant Street , and a punt on the Goulburn River known as the 'Farmers Friend'.
• Birth*: She was born circa 1827 at Winscombe, SOM, ENG.²
• She was the daughter of Joseph Palmer.¹
• Marriage*: Mary Ann Palmer married Charles Payne, son of George Payne and Ann Andrews, on 20 December 1845 at the Church, Winscombe, SOM, ENG.^3,4,1
• Married Name: As of 20 December 1845,her married name was Payne.
• Residence*: Mary Ann Palmer lived on 20 December 1845 at Winscombe, SOM, ENG.
• Census1851 (UK): She and Charles Payne appeared on the 1851 English Census of at Sidcot Hamlet, in the County of SOM, at 46 Yardley Way, enumerated 30 March 1851, Their children Louisa, Robert, Joseph Charles, Mary Anne and George were listed as living with them.⁵
• Name Variation: As of 30 March 1851, Mary Ann Palmer was also known as Mary Paine.⁵
• (Informant) Birth: She was the informant for the birth of Georgianna Payne on 26 May 1853 at Winscombe, SOM, ENG.^{6,7,8,9,10,11,12}
• Name Variation: As of 26 May 1853, Mary Ann Palmer was also known as Mary Ann Pain.¹²
• Emigration: She and Charles Payne emigrated from Liverpool, LAN, ENG departing 2 July 1858, their child, their children Joseph Charles, Mary Anne, George, Georgianna and Maria were listed as emigrating with them. Golgonda.¹³
• Immigration: Mary Ann Palmer and Charles Payne immigrated on 20 October 1858 to Sydney, NSW, AUS, Golconda.^13,14
• Name Variation: As of 20 October 1858, Mary Ann Palmer was also known as Marianne Pain.^13,14

Mary Anne Payne

• Father: Charles Payne¹ b. 12 May 1822, d. 27 Apr 1871
• Mother: Mary Ann Palmer¹ b. c 1827

• Birth*: Mary Anne Payne was born on 10 June 1862 at Merriang, VIC, AUS.^1,2
• She was the daughter of Charles Payne and Mary Ann Palmer.¹
• Name Variation: As of 27 April 1871, Mary Anne Payne was also known as Matilda.²
• Married Name: As of circa 1879,her married name was McGann.
• Marriage*: She married Matthew McGann circa 1879 at VICBDM#1879/4348, VIC, AUS.
• Death*: Mary Anne Payne died on 1 June 1956 at Canberra, ACT, AUS, at age 93.

Joseph Charles Payne

• Father: Charles Payne^1,2 b. 12 May 1822, d. 27 Apr 1871
• Mother: Mary Ann Palmer¹ b. c 1827

• Note*: Joseph Charles Payne CHECK - May of been born in 1845 at Bristol Somersetshire, England.
• Note: He Possible daughter...
  Surname: PAYNE
  Gvn Names: Dorothy Hilda
  Father: Jos
  Mother: Pauline HANUTKE
  Brth Plc: ALEX
  Year: 1893
  Reg No: 28026.
  
• Birth*: He was born circa 1847 at Winscombe, SOM, ENG.¹
• He was the son of Charles Payne and Mary Ann Palmer.^1,2
• (with Parents) Census1851 (UK): Joseph Charles Payne appeared on the 1851 English Census of at Sidcot Hamlet, in the County of SOM, at 46 Yardley Way, enumerated 30 March 1851 in the household of his parents, Charles Payne and Mary Ann Palmer.³
• Education*: Joseph Charles Payne was educated on 30 March 1851; scholar.³
• Name Variation: As of 30 March 1851, Joseph Charles Payne was also known as Joseph Paine.³
• (with Parents) Emigration: He emigrated from at Liverpool, in the County of LAN and Mary Ann Palmer.⁴
• (with Parents) Immigration: Joseph Charles Payne immigrated to at Sydney, NSW, AUS, on on 20 October 1858 with his parents Charles Payne and Mary Ann Palmer; Golconda.^4,5
• Name Variation: As of 20 October 1858, Joseph Charles Payne was also known as Joseph Pain.^4,5
• Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Bamford circa 1867 at VICBDM#1867/851, VIC, AUS.
• Marriage*: Joseph Charles Payne married Mary Hanuscke circa 1877 at VICBDM#1877/174, VIC, AUS.
• (Informant) Birth: Joseph Charles Payne was the informant for the birth of Albert John Miller on 7 April 1880 at Spring Creek, VIC, AUS.^6,7,8
• Occupation*: Joseph Charles Payne was farmer on 7 April 1880 at Alexandra, VIC, AUS.⁸
• Death*: He died circa 1903 at WABDM#1903/2984, WA, AUS.⁹

Louisa Payne

• Father: Charles Payne^1,2 b. 12 May 1822, d. 27 Apr 1871
• Mother: Mary Ann Palmer¹ b. c 1827

• Birth*: Louisa Payne was born circa 1841 at Winscombe, SOM, ENG; Birth listed as 1845 at Maria Hill's death and 1844 at Charles Miller's death.^1,2
• She was the daughter of Charles Payne and Mary Ann Palmer.^1,2
• (with Parents) Census1851 (UK): Louisa Payne appeared on the 1851 English Census of at Sidcot Hamlet, in the County of SOM, at 46 Yardley Way, enumerated 30 March 1851 in the household of her parents, Charles Payne and Mary Ann Palmer.³
• Name Variation: As of 30 March 1851, Louisa Payne was also known as Louisa Paine.³

Robert Rattray Irvine¹

• Father: Robert Irvine
• Mother: Margaret Cockburn McInnes

• Robert Rattray Irvine was the son of Robert Irvine and Margaret Cockburn McInnes.
• Occupation*: Robert Rattray Irvine was builder.²
• Marriage*: He married Margaret McInnes, daughter of Annie (?).
• Occupation: Robert Rattray Irvine was House Joiner on 31 March 1901.³
• Name Variation: As of 31 March 1901, Robert Rattray Irvine was also known as Robert Irvine.³
• Census1901 (SCT)*: He and Maggie Irvine appeared on the 1901 Scottish Census of at Glasgow, in the County of LKS, at 17 St Clair St, enumerated 31 March 1901, Their children Agnes Rattray were listed as living with them.³
• Electoral Roll*: Robert Rattray Irvine is listed on the electoral roll of 1924 in the State of VIC, Division of Bourke and Subdivision of Coburg. His address was 22 Richards Street. His occupation is listed as carpenter.⁴

Margaret Jane Carr¹

• Married Name: As of circa 1925,her married name was Miller.¹
• Marriage*: Margaret Jane Carr married William Douglas Miller, son of Charles Miller and Georgianna Payne, circa 1927 at Ballarat, VIC, AUS.¹
• Death*: Margaret Jane Carr died before 1967.²

Lola Blanche Miller¹

• Father: William Douglas Miller¹ b. 10 Feb 1893, d. 9 May 1967
• Mother: Margaret Jane Carr¹ d. b 1967

• Birth*: Lola Blanche Miller was born circa 1927.¹
• She was the daughter of William Douglas Miller and Margaret Jane Carr.¹

George Payne¹

• Father: Joel Payne
• Mother: Mary Gould

• Birth*: George Payne was born circa 1793 at Axbridge, SOM, ENG; possibly 26/07/1786 in Compton Bishop, Somersetshire, England.
• He was the son of Joel Payne and Mary Gould.
• Marriage*: George Payne married Ann Andrews, daughter of Samuel Andrews and Ann (?), on 2 September 1821 at Axbridge, SOM, ENG.²
• Occupation: George Payne was agricultural labourer on 6 June 1841.³
• Census1841 (UK)*: He and Ann Andrews appeared on the 1841 English Census of at Axbridge, in the County of SOM, at West Street without the Borough, enumerated 6 June 1841, Their children Charles, John and William were listed as living with them.³
• Occupation*: George Payne was labourer on 30 December 1845.⁴
• Occupation: He was pauper on 7 April 1861.⁵
• Census1861 (UK)*: He and Ann Andrews appeared on the 1861 English Census of at Winscombe, in the County of SOM, enumerated 7 April 1861.⁵
• Occupation: George Payne was labourer on 27 April 1871.^1,6
• Census*: He and Ann Andrews appeared on the census of 27 April 1871 at Winscombe, SOM, ENG.⁶
• Death*: George Payne died in June 1877 at Axbridge, SOM, ENG; Cause of death: PAIN George 83 Axbridge 5c 412.

Ann Andrews¹

• Father: Samuel Andrews
• Mother: Ann (?)

• Name Variation: Ann Andrews was also known as Annie.
• Birth*: She was born circa 1791 at Compton Bishop, SOM, ENG; possibly 4/1/1792.
• She was the daughter of Samuel Andrews and Ann (?).
• Marriage*: Ann Andrews married George Payne, son of Joel Payne and Mary Gould, on 2 September 1821 at Axbridge, SOM, ENG.¹
• Married Name: As of 2 September 1821,her married name was Payne.¹
• Census1841 (UK)*: Ann Andrews and George Payne appeared on the 1841 English Census of at Axbridge, in the County of SOM, at West Street without the Borough, enumerated 6 June 1841, Their children Charles, John and William were listed as living with them.²
• Census1861 (UK)*: Ann Andrews and George Payne appeared on the 1861 English Census of at Winscombe, in the County of SOM, enumerated 7 April 1861.³
• Occupation*: Ann Andrews was pauper on 7 April 1861.³
• Census: She and George Payne appeared on the census of 27 April 1871 at Winscombe, SOM, ENG.⁴
• Death*: Ann Andrews died in December 1876 at Axbridge, SOM, ENG; Cause of death: PAIN Ann 85 Axbridge 5c 393.