SOME SOMERSET AND BRISTOL CATFORD FAMILIES

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ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DOCUMENT
The abbreviations used in this document include:
I [Internet];
AG [AGCI Index-Australian Genealogical Computer Index produced by the Society of Australian Genealogists]; AN [Ancestry-I];
BC [birth certificate]; DC [death certificate]; MC [marriage certificate];
DN [death notices in newspapers]; E [electoral rolls];
FD [FreeBMD-I: births, deaths and marriages in England and Wales];
FS [FamilySearch];
NI [NSW Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages-I];
NB [NSW births-I]; ND [NSW deaths-I]; NM [NSW marriages-I];
PO [Post Office Directory]; Pr [Probate];
SMH [Sydney Morning Herald]; SMHDI-I [Sydney Morning Herald digital images on the National Library of Australia TROVE website-I];
RI [Ryerson Index-I]; T [telephone book]
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ASSOCIATED FAMILY
See links and home pages to access this site.

BENNETT (y”m/wh”pp/qzdz:bntr)
The Bennett Family Tree
[The full Bennett family history is not yet available on the internet.]
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I wish to thank the following organizations and people for their contributions to this family history:
[a] the B.D.M. Registry, Archives and Electoral Office in New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia, for the release of information relating to the family;
[b] National Australian Archives for WW1 and WW2 Personnel Records;
[c] the State Library of New South Wales, Sydney, the State Library of Victoria, Melbourne, the Society of Australian Genealogists and the Genealogical Society of Victoria whose records, especially copies of Post Office Directories, Probate Indexes, cemetery records and newspapers, have been of incalculable value-as well as access to the Ancestry [A] and Findmypast [FP] websites, especially for consulting the UK Census records;
[d] The Dead Persons Society of Sydney for their computer index of the deceased persons named in newspapers in NSW and in other States of Australia: the Ryerson Index;
[e] Joy Murrin for the transcriptions of many certificates;
[f] The English Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages;
[g] The Church of Latter Day Saints for various English records including the International Genealogical Index and census records;
[h] the many sources of information useful to the family historian found on the Internet, especially the FreeBMD, Ancestry.com and Genuki.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

BOOK ONE: SOME SOMERSET AND BRISTOL CATFORD FAMILIES [p1]
BOOK TWO: THE CATFORD FAMILY IN SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA [p17]
BOOK THREE: THE SANBROOK FAMILY [p34]
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BOOK ONE: SOME SOMERSET AND BRISTOL CATFORD FAMILIES

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION [p2]
CHAPTER ONE: THE FAMILY IN NORTH-WEST SOMERSET [p3]
THE EARLY GENERATIONS IN DULVERTON [p4]
CHAPTER TWO: THE FAMILY IN AND NEAR BRISTOL [p8]
THE CHILDREN OF ROBERT CATFORD [p10]
DIVISION TWO: G8 WILLIAM CATFORD [p10]
SECTION TWO: G9 WILLIAM PAYNTON CATFORD [p11]
SECTION THREE: G9 EDWIN ROBERT CATFORD [p12]
DIVISION THREE: G8 ELIZABETH CATFORD [p14]
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INTRODUCTION
Much of this family history was researched in the 1990s, mainly as a joint effort between Doreen Smith, a member of the Catford/Bennett family, and myself, a descendant of the family of John Bennett and Mary Bathgate. Other members of the Catford/Bennett family, especially Stephen Henry, also provided us with very useful information. To them I give my grateful thanks.

When checking the records of Stephen and Doreen concerning the early generations of the Catford family in Somerset and Bristol I found that many more records were now available than when they recorded their information about the family in the late 1990s and in 2004 respectively. The volume of these records was such that they necessitated their own website. There were too many records to include in the record of the Catford family from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (Book Two [p-].

The known family of Catfords from Bristol links back to a family of Catfords from the town of Dulverton in northern Somerset near the Devon border. The Bristol family of Catfords had settled in Abbots Leigh located 4.8 km (3 miles) west of central Bristol on the south side of the Avon Gorge.

Researching families from Bristol is complicated because of the destruction of the Records Office and the information contained within it during the bombing raids on Bristol during World War Two. The pages of the 1851 census where the Catford family was recorded are also now missing from some versions of the 1851 census. Fortunately a researcher has located a copy of these missing pages and has posted the relevant information on the internet.

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,50134.0.html

Also, an index to the 1851 census compiled by the Bristol and Avon Family History Society some years ago still exists. This index provided the ages of people and their household groupings.

The Catford name was also prevalent in Devon in the 1700s and 1800s, although Catford families were found in other English counties as well, especially in Greater London.

THE MEANING OF THE NAME CATFORD

Catford is a very old English surname. It was derived from the place name of Catford, a district in the county of Kent which is now part of Greater London. Originally the name had the older form “Catforth”. The name was given to people who lived in an area also populated by wild cats. The name CATEFORD appeared in a 1311 document from Kent, followed by a record of a CATFORDE in 1332. Another early appearance of the name is that of Edward CATEFORD from Yorkshire in 1379. His name was included on the list for the Yorkshire Poll Tax for that year.

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CHAPTER ONE: THE FAMILY IN NORTH-WEST SOMERSET

The family lived in the city of Dulverton and also in some of the villages surrounding Dulverton. These villages included East Anstey and Brushford. One branch of the family moved further away to Brompton Regis north-east of Dulverton.

Families bearing the name Catford lived in or near Dulverton, Somerset, England for several centuries, starting in the 1600s. By the time of the 1881 census of England only four people bearing the name Catford remained in the Dulverton area. A number of the Catford lines dating back to the 1600s in Somerset may be traced through sources available on the internet.

DULVERTON AND SURROUNDING VILLAGES
Dulverton, named “Dolvertune” in the Doomsday Book, is located on the River Barle in Somerset near the border with Devon. The township lies on the south-eastern edge of Exmoor and is about 21km/13 miles NW of Tiverton. Nearby to Dulverton are the villages of West Anstey to the west, East Anstey to the south and Brushford to the SE. Brompton Regis is located about 15 km NE of Dulverton. Some Catford families lived in these villages rather than in the township of Dulverton.
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William and Jane Catford, descendants from the Catford family from Dulverton emigrated to South Australia, where the name Catford is now relatively abundant. They arrived in that state in October 1848. The history of this Catford family has been recorded in a book, “The Catford Chronicles”.
Stephen, a descendant of William Legg Catford, [p-], has also traced the New South Wales line of Catfords from Dulverton. Information about the family has been expanded by both Doreen and this author.

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GENERATION 1: EDWARD CATFORD [?-1610] married Joan and had a son, JOHN

GENERATION 2: JOHN CATFORD [23 APR 1601-?] (or John, bp 17 APR 1601 [FS]) married ALICE and had a son, ROBERT.

GENERATION 3: ROBERT CATFORD
Robert [19 NOV 1635, East Anstey-MAY 1699] was buried 21 MAY 1699 in Dulverton. He married in 1673 HONOR HOBBS.
They had 14 children:
Robert [1673-?] was baptised 1 FEB 1673 [FS]. He died in infancy;
Elizabeth [1674-?] married 1707 MARTIN HOWE. They had no children;
Mary [11 MAY 1675-?]-died in infancy;
John [1677-?] was baptized 16 DEC 1677 [FS];
Robert [1678-?] married in 1704 in Brompton Regis MARY COLE;
Agnes [?-12 MAY 1698] was baptized 20 MAR 1680 [FS]. She died from smallpox];
*William [see Generation 4];
Alice [1682-?];
Richard [1682-?] was baptised16 NOV 1683 [FS]. He died young;
Sarah [1685-?] was baptized 31 MAY 1685 [FS];
Mary {1686-?} was baptized 8 AUG 1686 [FS];
Joan [1687-?] was baptised30 SEP 1687 [FS];
Richard [1689-?] was baptised 12 FEB 1689 [FS];
Robert [?-?] was baptized 20 JAN 1692 [FS] and
George [1692-?] was baptized 16 SEP 1692.
A Robert, son of Robert, was baptized on 18 JAN 1678 and was buried on 15 APRIL 1701. His daughter, Elizabeth was buried 20 FEB 1704, while another daughter Julian (Julie-Ann?) was buried 8 NOV 1713.Another Robert, son of Robert was buried 9MAY 1729. All were buried in Dulverton: burial records for Dulverton [I].

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GENERATION 4:
WILLIAM CATFORD
William [22 APR 1681-18 MAR 1719, Dulverton] married MARY HODGES on 19 JUN 1705 in Swell, SOM.
William had four children: *William [see Generation 5 below], *Robert, Mary and Joan.
Descendants of William, junior, migrated to New South Wales in 1877. Descendants of Robert migrated to South Australia, arriving there in December 1848, thus creating the two main lines of Catford descendants in Australia. There is also a Melbourne family of Catfords in Australia.

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GENERATION 5:
SECTION ONE: ROBERT CATFORD
Robert [MAR (?) 1712-25 NOV 1795] was baptised on 13 MAR 1712 [FS]. He married in 1743 MARY BIDGOOD [?-20 JUN 1780]
Robert and Mary had eight children: Mary, Elizabeth; Grace; Anne; George; unnamed; Sarah and William.
SECTION TWO: WILLIAM CATFORD
William [1710-1780] married MARY BUDD. William and Mary had a son, *William.

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GENERATION 6: WILLIAM CATFORD
William [1745-1782] was baptised 27 JAN 1745, Dulverton, He married ANN OLAND [1753-1783]. They had at least two sons: William [bp 26 May 1772-?] and Robert.

GENERATION 7: ROBERT CATFORD [See Chapter Two, below].

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CHAPTER TWO: THE FAMILY IN AND NEAR BRISTOL

This branch of the family was associated with Abbots Leigh, west of central Bristol as well as becoming established in the City of Bristol proper.
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,50134.0.html

Parish Registers for Bristol, Gloucestershire, from 1800 to 1837 list six Catford marriages: Robert, who married twice (details below), Elizabeth (transcribed as Calford (sic)), Mary Ann, William and Elizabeth.
Elizabeth married WILLIAM HARTLAND on 5 NOV 1807.

GENERATION 7: ROBERT CATFORD
Robert [17 JUL 1780, Dulverton, SOM-18 (?) JAN 1852] was BURIED 25 JAN 1852 in the graveyard of in the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol.[FS].

Robert and William Catford and other members of the extended Catford family had links to the Holy Trinity C of E Abbots Leigh [FS]. There are so many Catford baptisms and marriages in the church it would suggest that the family lived in this region of Greater Bristol.

ABBOTS LEIGH is an ancient village located 4.8 km (3 miles) west of the centre of Bristol on the left bank of the River Avon [I]. Lime stone quarrying occurs in its vicinity.
The village was named in the Doomsday Book as “Lege”. A photo of the Holy Trinity Parish Church, built in the Gothic style, may be found on the internet. The parish church is linked to the church of St John the Baptist, Bedminster. The church at Abbots Leigh was restored and partially rebuilt in 1847-8 following damage from a fire. The Catford family would have taken an interest in the restoration of their family church. When Abbots Leigh became part of the City of Bristol it became part if the district of St Philip. Hence, the Holy Trinity Church was allocated several different locations depending on the date of the life event.

Doreen has stated that Robert’s parents were William Catford [1745-1782], who married Ann Oland [1743-1782] and that his grandfather was William Catford [1710, Dulverton-1780, Dulverton], who married in 1741 in Brompton Regis, SOM Mary Budd [1719-1790]. His grandfather, William’s, younger brother, Robert, born in 1712 was named as the forebear of the South Australian family group. No references were provided.
To date this author has not found this link between Robert and his father, William in any records.

Robert married twice. He MARRIED SARAH TUCKER [c 1774/5-18 MAY 1823] on 19 JUL 1807, in Bristol at the Church of St Nicholas and St Leonard. Sarah was BURIED in the churchyard of the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol. Her age was given as 48 years.

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Robert and Sarah had at least three CHILDREN: Mary Ann, *William [see below] and Elizabeth.

Robert REMARRIED MARY PRICE [c1792/3-1859, Bristol] on 5 DEC 1830 in the church of St Augustine-the-Less.
Robert and Mary had two CHILDREN: Ann and *William Legg [p5]. William’s second given name may have been linked to the family name of Robert’s son-in-law, Daniel Legg.

The 1851 census records for Bristol listed Robert, 71, born Dulverton, lath rendor, Mary, 58, Ann, 19, dressmaker, and W L 17, plumber, all living in Philadelphia Street, St Pauls, Bristol [I].

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,50134.0.html

Robert and William Catford and other members of the extended Catford family had links to the Holy Trinity C of E Abbots Leigh [FS]. There are so many baptisms and marriages in the church it would suggest that the family lived in this part of Greater Bristol.

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THE CHILDREN OF ROBERT CATFORD

DIVISION ONE: G8 MARY ANN CATFORD
Mary married DANIEL LEGG on 13 OCT 1828 at St Pauls, Bristol.

Nothing more is known about this branch of the family. There are several records for a death of a Daniel Legg/Legge in the 1830s in Somerset. There are many death records for the name Mary or Mary Ann Legg/Legge. If Daniel died young Mary may have remarried.

DIVISION TWO: G8 WILLIAM CATFORD
William Catford [c1818/9-1864] was buried on 17 JUL 1864 in the churchyard of the Holy Trinity Church, Abbots Leigh, Bristol.
William.married SOPHIA HANSON [c 1813-1875] on 3 JAN 1836 in St Augustine-the Less Church, BRISTOL. Sophia was buried 13 FEB 1875 in the Holy Trinity Church, Bristol.

They had five children, *Sarah Elizabeth, *William Paynton and *Edwin Robert, Mary Ann and Henry George

Mary Ann was baptized 24 AUG 1845 and was buried 28 SEP 1845 in the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol [FS].

Henry George was baptised 11 MAY 1851 in the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol.and was buried 14 MAR 1852 in the Holy Trinity Church, Bristol.

This family in Bristol is well documented.

In 1851 William, 32 and Sophia, 30 (sic) were living at Clarence Place, St Philip and St Jacob. They had four boarders living with them, but not their children. Sophia’s age has been transcribed incorrectly as 30 on the 1851 census, probably due to poor handwriting or to a now poorly preserved record, when her correct age was actually 36.
Sophia’s age is shown as 62 years on her death certificate
At the time of the1851 census Sarah Elizabeth, 14 years and William L (sic), 11yrs were living with the family of Richard Crocker. In later records William’s name is recorded as William Paynton. Edwin, 8, was a boarder at the free school, Colston Hospital, in St Augustine, Bristol.

In 1861 William, 44, Sophia, 46, Sarah, 24 and Edwin, 18 were living in Clarence Road, St Philip and St Jacob.
Stephen has researched and recorded further information on this branch of the family. There is also information about the family on the internet.

SECTION ONE: G9 SARAH ELIZABETH CATFORD
Sarah [c1836-?] was baptised on 8 JAN 1837. She married on 29 SEP 1867 in the Holy Trinity Church, Bristol ROBERT JOHN PICKETT [c1844-1904, Cardiff]
There were no children from the marriage.

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SECTION TWO: G9 WILLIAM PAYNTON CATFORD
William [c1840-?], plumber and gas fitter, married on 29 JUL 1860 FRANCES COOK CHAMBERLAIN [c1840-1927].

In 1861William Paynton, 22 and his wife, Frances Cook, 21, were living in Harding Street, St Philip and St Jacob.
In 1881 the family lived at Sherbourne Road 3, Bristol, St George.

CHILDREN: William Edwin [1861-862], *William Edward *Agnes Lucy, *Edward Colston, *Ida Kate, *Florence Frances and *Lily Maud Beatrice.
William Edward was baptized 14 JUL 1861 and was buried 19 CT 1862 in the Holy Trinity Church, St Philip, Bristol.

Sub-section I: G10 WILLIAM EDWIN CATFORD
William [1861 or 1863-?], plumber and gas fitter, was baptized 27 SEP 1863 in the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol. He was listed on the 1881 census. He may have left England. No marriage or death has been found.

Sub-section II: G10 AGNES LUCY CATFORD
Agnes [1866-?] was baptised 22 JUL 1866 in the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol.
She married in 1885 in the Holy Trinity Church, Bristol William Henry Rose [FS].

Sub-section III: G10 EDWARD COLSTON CATFORD
Edward married 1902.

Sub-section IV: G10 IDA KATE CATFORD
Ida [187kk-?] was baptized 29 AUG 1875 in the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol.
She married on7 NOV 1902 in All Saints Church John Gilbert Bradner.

Sub-section V: G10 FLORENCE FRANCES CATFORD
Florence [ ] was baptized 17 MAR 1878 in the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol.
She married in 1904.

Lily Maud Beatrice CATFORD
Lily was baptised on 19 JUL 1885 in the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol.

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SECTION THREE: G9 EDWIN ROBERT CATFORD
Edwin [1842-1926], plumber, was baptized 20 NOV 1842 in the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol.
He married on 22 NOV 1866, in the Holy Trinity Church, Bristol, ANN ROSE [1847-1905].
In 1881 Edwin lived at 1 Clarence Road, St Philip and St Jacob, Outer. This had been his parents’ house.
In the mid-1880s Edwin and his family moved to the Cardiff district of Wales. Some family members still reside in Wales.

CHILDREN: Henry Edwin, Edwin Robert, Agnes Sophia, William, Sophia Ann, Florence Rose Hanson, Robert John, John.

Sub-section I: G10 HENRY EDWIN CATFORD
Henry [1867-1945, Cardiff] was baptized 22 MAR 1868 in the Holy Trinity Church, Bristol.
He married on 25 DEC 1897 in the Holy Trinity Church, Bristol Louisa Mary Rose [FS].

Sub-section II: G10 EDWIN ROBERT CATFORD
Edwin [1870-1947, Cardiff] was baptized 8 SEP 1872 in the Holy Trinity Church, Bristol. Edwin did not marry.

Sub-section III: G10 AGNES SOPHIA CATFORD
Agnes [1872-?] was baptised 10 NOV 1872 in the Holy Trinity Church, Bristol.
She married in 1890.

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Sub-section IV: G10 WILLIAM CATFORD
William [1877-1949, Cardiff] was baptized 29 OCT 1879 in the Holy Trinity Church, Bristol.
He did not marry.

Sub-section V: G10 SOPHIA ANN CATFORD
Sophia [1879-?] was baptized 29 OCT 1979 in the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol.
Shemarried in 1899.

Sub-section VI: G10 FLORENCE ROSE HANSON CATFORD
Florence [1880-?] married in 1904.

Sub-section VII: G10 Robert John CATFORD
Robert [1885, Cardiff-?] married in 1911 in Cardiff Flora Durston.

They had one son Leonard [1912-?].

Sub-section VIII: G10 John CATFORD
John [1888, Cardiff-?] married in 1913 in Upton EDITH FRANCES HILL [1889-1968].

John and Edith had three CHILDREN: Edwin Richard John [1914-1986], Christopher William Francis [1917-1984] and Sheila Constance Gabrielle [1925-?]

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DIVISION THREE: G8 ELIZABETH CATFORD
Elizabeth married JAMES CANN on 16 APR 1837 in the church of St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol.

DIVISION FOUR: G8 ANN CATFORD
Ann [c1831-1900] was baptized 23 OCT 1831 in St James, Bristol. She was MARRIED on 25 OCT 1857 in the Temple Church, Bristol to CHARLES HOCKEY [c1841-.1906]. Ann put her age down by five years when she met and married Charles. This discrepancy was maintained for the rest of her life and so needs to be considered when searching the records for the family.

In 1881 the family lived at 119 Newfoundland Road, Navarino Place, St Paul, Bristol.

Ann and Charles had four CHILDREN: *Robert Charles, *Edward Colston William, *Charles Walter Catford and Amelia Ann [1870-1889].
Amelia was baptised 31 JUL 1870 in the Church of St Clement, Bristol.

SECTION ONE: G9 ROBERT CHARLES HOCKEY
Robert [1858-1933] was baptized 21 NOV 1858 in the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol.
He married on 25 DEC 1881 in the Church of St Paul, Portland Square. Bristol, Elizabeth James.

SECTION TWO: G9 EDWARD COLSTON WILLIAM HOCKEY
Edward [1862-1930] was baptised 8 DEC 1861 in the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol.
He married in 1885.

SECTION THREE: G9 CHARLES WALTER CATFORD HOCKEY
Charles [1864-1934] was baptised 5 JUN 1864 in the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol.
He did not marry.

Pages 15 and 16 do not exist at present.
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BOOK TWO: THE CATFORD FAMILY IN SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
The extended family of Albert Edward Field Catford who married in 1907 in Annandale, NSW Annie May Bennett, the daughter of Alma Bennett

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE: THE CATFORD FAMILY IN ENGLAND
DIVISION ONE: INTRODUCTION [p18]
DIVISION TWO: THE EARLY FAMILY MEMBERS
..SUB-DIVISION ONE: THE CATFORD FAMILY FROM DULVERTON [p19]
..SUB-DIVISION TWO: THE CATFORD FAMILY FROM BRISTOL [p21]

CHAPTER TWO: BORN IN ENGLAND AND DIED IN AUSTRALIA
WILLIAM LEGG CATFORD [p22]

THE CHILDREN OF WILLIAM LEGG CATFORD
..SECTION ONE: SARAH ARCHIBALD CATFORD [p8]
..SECTION TWO: RUTHERFORD WILLIAM “Ford” CATFORD [p6]
..SECTION THREE: ROBERT WICKS CATFORD [p6]
..SECTION FOUR: WALTER CHARLES THOMAS CATFORD [p7]
..SECTION FIVE: CHARLES EDMOND CATFORD [p7]
..SECTION SIX: ALFRED EDWARD FIELD CATFORD [p7]

CHAPTER THREE: BORN IN AUSTRALIA
THE DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT WICKS CATFORD [p10]
THE DESCENDANTS OF WALTER CHARLES THOMAS CATFORD [p11]
THE DESCENDANTS OF CHARLES EDMOND CATFORD [p12]
SUMMARY OF THE EARLY GENERATIONS OF THE CATFORD FAMILY TREE [p14]
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CHAPTER ONE: THE CATFORD FAMILY IN ENGLAND

DIVISION ONE: INTRODUCTION

The Catford family is linked to the family of John Bennett and Mary Bathgate through their youngest son, Alma. Alma’s daughter, Annie May married Albert Edward Field Catford. I am a descendant of John and Mary’s eldest child, Mary Jane Bennett, who married Albert Wood Aspinall. Both the Bennett and the Aspinall family histories have been written up, at least in part.

Since the 1990s much more family history information has become available, which has meant that it has been necessary to extend the earlier investigations. Doreen published the family history of her line in 2006. My version of her lineage is included in my publication of the Bennett family history.

I am very grateful to Doreen for her assistance in helping me to trace the Catford branch of the Bennett family. I also appreciate the co-operation of other members of the Catford family not linked to the Bennett line. Through their help it has been possible to construct this fuller version of this Catford family in New South Wales.

There are also extensive Catford families in South Australia (with whom I have had contact) and in Melbourne. An early link between the New South Wales and South Australian families is known, but no link between them and the Victorian Catford family is known at present.

The early history of the Catford family from Somerset, England may be found above in Book One. This history begins with Robert Catford from Dulverton who moved to the outskirts of Bristol as a young man. There are sufficiently many Catford families associated with the Holy Trinity Church at Abbots Leigh to suggest that a whole branch of the Catford family moved to this district.
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DIVISION TWO: THE EARLY FAMILY MEMBERS

The known family of Catfords from Bristol links back to a family of Catfords from the town of Dulverton in northern Somerset near the Devon border. The Bristol family of Catfords had settled in Abbots Leigh located 4.8 km (3 miles) west of central Bristol on the south side of the Avon Gorge.

SUB-DIVISION ONE: THE CATFORD FAMILY FROM DULVERTON

Only a brief outline of the family from Dulverton and from Bristol is provided in this account of the Australian Catford family from New South Wales. An expanded account of the Catford family from Somerset is available in Book One above.
The generation numbering for this book starts with Robert Catford who is found at Generation 7 in Book One or at Generation Gin this account.

GENERATION A: EDWARD CATFORD [?-1610] married Joan and had a son, JOHN
GENERATION B: JOHN CATFORD [23 APR 1601-?] (or John, bp 17 APR 1601 [FS]) married ALICE and had a son, ROBERT.

GENERATION C: ROBERT CATFORD [19 NOV 1635, East Anstey-MAY 1699] was buried 21 MAY 1699 in Dulverton. He married in 1673 HONOR HOBBS.
They had 14 children including *William [see Generation D]. Further details of the children of Robert and Honor may be found on the alternative Catford website.

GENERATION D:
WILLIAM CATFORD [22 APR 1681-18 MAR 1719, Dulverton] married MARY HODGES on 19 JUN 1705 in Swell, SOM.
William had four children: *William [see Generation E below], *Robert, Mary and Joan.
Descendants of William migrated to New South Wales in 1877. Descendants if Robert, William and Jane Catford, migrated to South Australia in October 1848, thus creating the two main lines of Catford descendants in Australia. There is also a Melbourne family of Catfords in Australia. The overseas origin of this family is still unknown to the author.

GENERATION E:
SECTION ONE: ROBERT CATFORD
Robert [MAR (?) 1712-25 NOV 1795] was baptised on 13 MAR 1712 [FS]. He married in 1743 MARY BIDGOOD [?-20 JUN 1780]
Robert and Mary had eight children: Mary, Elizabeth; Grace; Anne; George; unnamed; Sarah and William.
SECTION TWO: WILLIAM CATFORD
William [1710-1780] married MARY BUDD. William and Mary had a son, *William.

GENERATION F: WILLIAM CATFORD
William [1745-1782] was baptised 27 JAN 1745, Dulverton, He married ANN OLAND [1753-1783]. They had at least two sons: William [bp 26 May 1772-?] and Robert.

GENERATION G: ROBERT CATFORD [See page 20 below, where Robert is redesignated as G1].
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G1 ROBERT CATFORD
Robert [17 JUL 1780, Dulverton, SOM-18 (?) JAN 1852] was BURIED 25 JAN 1852 in the graveyard of the Holy Trinity C of E Abbots Leigh [FS].

Robert and William Catford and other members of the extended Catford family had links to the Holy Trinity C of E Abbots Leigh [FS]. There are so many baptisms and marriages in the church it would suggest that the family lived in this part of Greater Bristol.

Robert married twice. He MARRIED SARAH TUCKER [c 1774/5-18 MAY 1823] on 19 JUL 1807, in Bristol at the Church of St Nicholas and St Leonard. Sarah was BURIED in the churchyard of the Church of St Philip and St Jacob, Bristol. Her age was given as 48 years.

Robert and Sarah had at least three CHILDREN: Mary Ann, William and Elizabeth.

Robert REMARRIED MARY PRICE [c1792/3-1859, Bristol] on 5 DEC 1830 in the church of St Augustine-the-Less.
Robert and Mary had two CHILDREN: Ann and *William Legg [p-]. William’s second given name may have been linked to the family name of Robert’s son-in-law, Daniel Legg.

The 1851 census records for Bristol listed Robert, 71, born Dulverton, lath rendor, Mary, 58, Ann, 19, dressmaker, and W L 17, plumber, all living in Philadelphia Street, St Pauls, Bristol [I].

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The family of William Legg Catford is continued below. Details of the families of William’s brothers and sisters may be found in Book One above.
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CHAPTER TWO: BORN IN ENGLAND AND DIED IN AUSTRALIA.

G2 WILLIAM LEGG CATFORD [p20]
William [c1833/4-11 JAN 1882 [SMHDI-I]] was BAPTIZED 6 APR 1834 in Temple, Bristol.
William was BURIED in the C of E Section of Rookwood Cemetery on 13 JAN 1882 [SMHDI-I].
William’s age at the time of his death was recorded as 47 years old. His parents were recorded as unknown. William’s death is listed on the Death Index under the name “Casford”.

William MARRIED twice. He married SARAH ANN WICKS [c1835-15 DEC 1870] on 12 DEC 1852 in the Holy Trinity C of E Abbots Leigh, Bedminster (now a suburb of Bristol, south of the River Avon). Sarah was the daughter of Jeremiah Wicks. Their marriage is on the indexes under CALFORD (sic). Sarah’s surname is given as Weeks on one record.
Sarah died in childbirth. The child was stillborn. Sarah and her stillborn child were buried in the Arnos Vale Cemetery, Bedminster, SOM-a southern suburb of Bristol-on 16 DEC 1870.

William married ELIZA HANKS [3 DEC 1835-20 DEC 1905] on 5 APR 1873 in Highworth, near Swindon, in Wiltshire. Eliza, the daughter of Robert, engineer, was born in Bristol and died in Sydney, Australia. She was BURIED 22 DEC 1905 in the C of E Section of Rookwood Cemetery.
The reason why William and Eliza came to Sydney is unknown. One possibility is linked to William Wicks, the brother of William’s first wife, Sarah, who came to Australia with his wife, Mary, and daughter, Rosina [personal communication]. Another possibility is that Sydney was recommended as a desirable city in which to live by Eliza’s two sisters, Ann [see below] and Maria Saunders Acland [c1832-FEB 1883] [SMHDI-I: 12 JAN 1882, p1; 17 FEB 1883, p20] who had come to Australia much earlier. Maria was the wife of Robert Elson Acland.

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[Ann married in 1856 Edward John Wormley. Edward died in 1861. Ann died in November 1881 as Ann Field. She was buried 18 NOV 1881 in the Camperdown Cemetery. Edward and Ann had three children one of whom died very young.
Ann remarried in 1876 Henry Hudson Field, botanist, as Ann Harting. Since no other records for Harting births, deaths or marriages appear in the New South Wales Indexes, the name is almost certainly a corruption of Wormley on a badly-written, now difficult-to-read record. The funeral notices for Henry Hudson Field in the Sydney Morning Herald, Monday 16 JULY 1883, p10 confirm this information about Eliza’s sister, Ann, and her children.]

William died at his residence, 17 Waterloo Place. Sydney.

William and Sarah had five known CHILDREN: *Sarah Archibald [p23], *Rutherford William [p23], Emily Ann [14 DEC 1865-4 SEP 1871], *Robert Wicks [p23] and Walter Charles [17 JUN 1869, Lower Easton-2 JAN 1870, St Pauls.]. Walter was buried in the Arnos Vale Cemetery, Bristol.
William and Eliza had four CHILDREN: *Walter Charles [p24], *Charles Edmond [p24], *Elizabeth Ann and *Alfred Edward Field [p24].

G3 ELIZABETH ANN CATFORD
Elizabeth [17 JUL 1877-9 FEB 1888] was born at sea on board the S S “Salisbury”, the ship on which the family came to Australia in 1877. They arrived in Sydney on 2 SEP 1877. On the immigration lists their name is shown as “Calford”. Elizabeth was killed by a tram in George Street, West while doing an errand for her mother. The location was also given as Parramatta Road near Abercrombie Street. An inquest was held [SMHDI-I: 11 FEB 1888, p7 and p11].
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THE CHILDREN OF WILLIAM LEGG CATFORD

SECTION ONE: G3 SARAH ARCHIBALD CATFORD [[p21]
Sarah [1862-6 JUN 1939] was BAPTIZED on 21 DEC 1863 in the Holy Trinity C of E Abbots Leigh [FS]. Her birth was registered in the September quarter of 1862 [Bristol 6a 3*]. Sarah was BURIED on 7 JUN 1939 in the Baptist Cemetery, Rookwood [SMHDI-I].
Sarah MARRIED in 1886 WILLIAM EDWARD ROWE [c1863-JAN 1936].
William was BURIED on 14 JAN 1936 at the C of E Section of Rookwood Cemetery.

Sarah and William lived at David Road, PADSTOW HEIGHTS [1936]. After William’s death Sarah went to live with her brother, Walter, and his wife, Daisy, at 12 Hill Street, CAMPSIE [p-].
There were no children from the marriage.

SECTION TWO: G3 RUTHERFORD WILLIAM “Ford” CATFORD [p21]
Rutherford [16 DEC 1863-17 JUL 1891] was born in BRISTOL, GLS. ENG and BAPTIZED 3 JAN 1864 in the Holy Trinity C of E Abbots Leigh. He died at his residence, 61 Abercrombie Street, SYDNEY, NSW AUS. He was BURIED 19 JUL 1891 in the C of E Section of Rookwood Cemetery. Rutherford did not marry.
Rutherford was a member of the Friendly Trade Society of Iron Moulders.

SECTION THREE: G3 ROBERT WICKS CATFORD [p21]
Robert [25 JUL 1867, Bristol, ENG-28 DEC 1924, Bankstown. NSW], engine driver, labourer, was BURIED on 30 DEC 1924 at the C of E Cemetery, Rookwood.

Robert MARRIED twice. He married LILIAN/LILLIAN/LILY ESTHER DOMENEY [2 NOV 1851, Esperance, TAS-6 JUN 1934] on 7 NOV 1887 in Newtown. Lily was the daughter of William Lemuel Domeney and Rosanna Mary Tilley. Eventually Robert and Lily separated.
Robert later married HENRIETTA LOWMAN [3 SEP 1888-25 MAY 1967] on 19 NOV 1915 in Sydney. Henrietta was BURIED on 27 MAY 1967 at the C of E Cemetery, Rookwood after a service in St Barnabus’ C of E Church, Punchbowl. Henrietta was the daughter of John and Alice.
Henrietta was much younger than Robert: she was born in the same year as his son, Rutherford.

Robert and Lily moved to Tasmania in the early 1890s. In 1914 Lilian lived in Risdon. She then lived at 88 Hampden Road, HOBART [1919], Mt Nelson Road, NELSON [1922] and with her daughter, Rosanna, at 5 Balmoral Street, Queenborough [1928].

Robert and Henrietta lived at 66 Mimosa Road, BANKSTOWN [1921-1967].

Robert and Lily had four CHILDREN: *Rutherford Archibald Domeney [p25], *Rosannah Elizabeth [p25], *Lillian May [p25] and Henrietta Ruby [29 MAR 1896-28 OCT 1896].

Robert and Henrietta had five CHILDREN: Elizabeth [1916-1916], *Francis Arthur [p25], *Robert Henry [p26] *Gladys Edna [p26] and *Phyllis Joyce [p826]. Elizabeth had a stillborn twin, Robert, whose birth and death were not registered.

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SECTION FOUR: G3 WALTER CHARLES THOMAS CATFORD [p21]
Walter [3 AUG 1873. Highworth, Wiltshire-20 DEC 1951], machinist was BAPTIZED in St Mark’s C of E New Swindon, WLS on 2 NOV 1873.
His FUNERAL was conducted on 22 DEC 1951.
Walter MARRIED on 25 JAN 1906 DAISY MAUD FIELD [13 JUL 1882-21 DEC 1971]. Daisy, the daughter of Charles and Mary Ann Boyle, was CREMATED 23 NOV 1971 at the Crematorium, Rookwood.

Walter and Daisy lived at 12 Hill Street, CAMPSIE [1908-1971].
Doreen said in her account of the family that Walter worked for the NSW Railways.

Walter and Daisy had two CHILDREN: *Charles Walter [p27] and William George Hanks [p27].

SECTION FIVE: G3 CHARLES EDMOND CATFORD [p21]
Charles [22 DEC 1874-21 JAN 1959], fireman, tramway employee, was CREMATED 23 JAN 1959 at the Eastern Suburbs Crematorium [RI].
He MARRIED in 1897 EMMA GROVES [1876, Wallsend-7 FEB 1955].
The FUNERAL for Emma, the daughter of Edmund John and Mary, left a funeral parlour on 9 FEB 1955 for the Northern Suburbs Crematorium. Her ashes were later scattered at the Eastern Suburbs Crematorium.

In 1908 the family lived at 53 Wells Street, NEWTOWN. They then lived at 81 Alice Street, NEWTOWN [1921-1958].

Charles and Emma had four CHILDREN: *Walter Alfred Rowe [S-s I, p28], *Edmond Rutherford Legg [S-s II, p29], *William Archibald Groves [S-s III, p29] and *Dulcie Eliza Mallard [S-s IV, p29].

A Kitty is listed in her mother’s and brother, William’s, death notices. Nothing more is known about Kitty apart from these references. Kitty is not listed on Charles’ death certificate, No birth, death or marriage for Kitty has been found on the relevant indexes. Kitty was still alive in 1974.

SECTION SIX: G3 ALFRED EDWARD FIELD CATFORD [p21]
Alfred married Annie MAY BENNETT, the daughter of Alma Bennett and Phoebe Norman in jjj.

This family line is continued in the BENNETT family history by the same author.
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CHAPTER THREE: BORN IN AUSTRALIA

THE DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT WICKS CATFORD

SECTION ONE: G4: RUTHERFORD ARCHIBALD DOMENEY CATFORD [p23]
Rutherford [1888, Newtown-1963] married twice. He MARRIED on 11 JUN 1909 in Tasmania DAPHNE ANNIE VERBENA GOLDING [1891-1926]. He married in 1926 in Victoria DAPHNE ALICE JEAN LAMB.

SECTION TWO: G4 ROSANNAH ELIZABETH CATFORD [p23]
Rosanna [1890-1969] MARRIED in 1906, Tasmania CHARLES ALEXANDER BADENACH, labourer.

Rosanna and Charles lived at 14 John Street, SANDY BAY [1914-1919], 5 Balmoral Street, QUEENBOROUGH [1928], 3 Queen Street, QUEENBOROUGH [1936/7] and 37 King Street, QUEENBOROUGH [1943-1954]. Charles was on the 1949 electoral roll, but not on the 1954 roll.

Rosanna and Charles had at least four CHILDREN: Charles Rutherford, butcher, (m Hanna Vera; ch: CT and J), Lilian Joyce, clerk, Robert Maxwell, Law clerk, (m Nell), and Rose Edeline, clerk.

SECTION THREE: G4: LILLIAN MAY CATFORD [p23]
Lillian [18 MAY 1893-1987, TAS] MARRIED in 1912 in Tasmania WILLIAM CHARLES ANDERSON [?-1916].

Lillian and William lived at 51 Goulburn Street, QUEENBOROUGH [1914-19]. The widowed Lillian then went to live with her sister, Rosannah later in 1919 before moving to 104 Harrington Street, Hobart [1922]. Lilian does not appear on the electoral rolls after this date, suggesting that she remarried soon after 1922.
Living with Lilian in 1919 was Francis “Frank” Edward, store hand, possibly a step-son.

SECTION FOUR: G4 FRANCIS ARTHUR CATFORD [23]
Francis, [3 SEP 1917-JAN 1986], metal worker, was CREMATED 7 JAN 1986 at the Eastern Suburbs Crematorium.
He MARRIED in 1934 CHARLOTTE ANN NUTT. Eventually they separated and were divorced. A Catford v Catford case was before the divorce court in August 1945 [SMHDI-I].

Francis lived at 64 Rothschild Avenue, ROSEBERRY [1944-1951], at 27 St Helena Parade, EAST LAKES [1954] and at 101 Lawrence Street, ALEXANDRIA [1958].
Charlotte lived at 434 Botany Road, ALEXANDRIA [1937-1944]. She remarried in 1950 THOMAS ROBERT NELSON. An obituary for a Thomas Robert Nelson appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald in 1999 [RI].
Francis and Charlotte had two children: C and A [DN].

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SECTION FIVE: G4 ROBERT HENRY CATFORD [p23]
Robert [9 FEB 1921-?], machine moulder, MARRIED on 19 APR 1947 RUTH FLORENCE WHITEHALL [7 JUL 1923-24 AUG 1992]. Ruth was CREMATED 27 AUG 1992 at the Rookwood Crematorium.
Robert served in the army in WWII.
Robert and Ruth lived at 3 Elsie Street, BURWOOD [1949], 12 South Street, BURWOOD [1954] and at 36 Fourth Avenue, BERALA [1965-1998]. Robert, if still alive, is no longer living at this address and is no longer on the electoral roll. They had no children.

SECTION SIX: G4 GLADYS EDNA CATFORD [p23]
Gladys [22 APR 1922-3 JUN 1966] MARRIED on 21 MAR 1940 JACK “Jock” JOHN JESSUP [30 MAR 1920-18 MAY 1998, Bateau Bay], boot repairer, labourer.

Gladys and Jack lived at 28 Mimosa Road, Bankstown North [later renamed GREENACRE] [1943-1949].
Gladys and Jack had one daughter, N P (m W E WELCH). They had three sons, D P, G J and J M [DN].

SECTION SEVEN: G4 PHYLLIS JOYCE CATFORD [p23]
Phyllis [19 SEP 1924-30 DEC 1990] MARRIED on 26 JAN 1947 CHARLES STANLEY HENRY [18 APR 1918-14 JUL 1991].

The family lived at 9 Smith Road YAGOONA.
Phyllis and Charles had two CHILDREN: S C (m S A CAMERON; ch: P S, M J and R L) and Linda Ann [20 DEC 1960-20 DEC 1960].
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THE DESCENDANTS OF WALTER CHARLES THOMAS CATFORD

SECTION ONE: G4 CHARLES WALTER CATFORD [p24]
Charles [25 NOV 1907-10 OCT 1988] farmer was CREMATED 11 OCT 1988 at the Forest Lawn Crematorium, Leppington.
He MARRIED on 28 DEC 1934 at Bargo HELENA ‘Lene” MAY STEWARDSON [7 AUG 1914-4 JAN 2002]. Helen’s FUNERAL service was held at the Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Tahmoor, followed by a private cremation. Helena was the daughter of William Frederick Stewardson and Helen Stones.

For many years Charles was a farmer at Wilton, near Picton [1958-1972]. Later they retired to 169 Ballina Road, ALSTONVILLE [1977-1988]. Helena then moved to 5/46 Struan Street, TAHMOOR [1992-1997].

Charles and Helena had five CHILDREN: J M (m 1954 R R S [NM]-ch: SG, CR JD);
S C (m 1960 PAB [NM]-ch: K, LP, Brett Thomas [5 JAN 1965-18 DEC 1982 [RI]], SB and MS);
R E (m SMW in New Guinea-ch: JC, SJ and TS); G A (m WH-ch: A, K and P) and *Kenneth James (Sub-section V) [DN, E].
Their great grandchildren include BG and SE [SG and GDP]; MD, BRJ, JS and HML [CRS and JAP]; and A, D and G [A H and M] [DN, E].

Sub-section V: G5 KENNETH JAMES CATFORD
Kenneth [21 AUG 1946-7 DEC 1978], engineer, was BURIED on 11 DEC 1978 at the Presbyterian Cemetery, Picton, after a service in the Uniting Church, Picton.
Kenneth married S F WONSON, the daughter of Hugh and Marie. (S remarried Mr POTTER).

Kenneth lived at Ashwood Street, WILTON [1972-1977].
Kenneth had three CHILDREN: D L, police officer, J M, teacher, and K B [DN, E, AG].

SECTION TWO: G4 WILLIAM GEORGE HANKS CATFORD [p24]
William [2 OCT 1910-29 JAN 1982], woodworker, did not marry. He lived with his parents. After Daisy died William lived at 21 Moore Street, CAMPSIE [1973-4], at 8 Peel Street, BELMORE [1976] and at 1 Benaroon Road, BELMORE [1977]. William is no longer on the electoral rolls after 1977. His death notice said that he died in Campsie. William retired from work about 1975.
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THE DESCENDANTS OF CHARLES EDMOND CATFORD

SECTION ONE: G4 WALTER ALFRED ROWE CATFORD [p24]

Walter [5 NOV 1898, Chippendale-14 APR 1988], wood merchant, machinist, MARRIED in 1923 in Newtown IRENE MAY “Rene” ROBERTS [1904-6 JUN 1993]. Irene’s FUNERAL on 9 JUN 1993 was conducted at the Woronora Crematorium.
Walter served in the RAAF in WWII. He was attached to the of a Flying Boat Maintenance Unit.

Walter and Rene lived at 138 Simmons Street, NEWTOWN [1925-1926], The Boulevarde, PUNCHBOWL [1928, PO], cnr Rowe and Bridge Streets, PADSTOW PARK [1930] and 71 Davies Road, PADSTOW PARK [1932-1992].
Walter and Irene had three CHILDREN: William Joseph Charles [S-s I], G D (m 1950 J L WALKER [NM]; ch: L B, C M), and Lenard Bruce (Sub-section III).

Sub-section I: G5 WILLIAM JOSEPH CHARLES CATFORD
William “Bud” [6 JUL 1923-23 JUL 2005], wood machinist, married in 1943 DOROTHY MARJORIE BRYANT [NM].

William served in the Army in WWII.
William lived at 23 Meagher Ave PADSTOW with his five children: (R P, P J, R W, D Land K A). Later William moved to Lawton, QLD.

Sub-section III: G5 LENARD BRUCE CATFORD
Lenard [?-2010[RI]] married in 1952 RUTH LYNCH [?-29 NOV 1989]. Ruth was cremated 4 DEC 1989 at the Woronora Crematorium.
Lenard and Ruth lived at 4 Vega Street, REVESBY. After Ruth died Lenard moved to 59 Lentara Street, FINGAL BAY.
There were no children from the marriage.

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SECTION TWO: G4 EDMOND RUTHERFORD LEGG CATFORD [24]
Edmond [c1901-4 NOV 1974] was CREMATED on 6 NOV 1974 at the Eastern Suburbs Crematorium.
He MARRIED in 1931 in Newtown DOROTHY MABEL MONRO [c1901-24 MAY 1983, 82 years]. Dorothy was CREMATED on 26 May 1983 at the Eastern Suburbs Crematorium.

The family lived at 81 Alice Street, NEWTOWN.

Edmond and Dorothy had three CHILDREN: E J (m 1953 D Schwebel [NM]; ch: E S J m P A and R J), *Dulcie Noelle Sub-section II and P M M (m 1956 A B O”Sullivan [NM]) [DN].

Sub-section II: G5 DULCIE NOELLE CATFORD
Dulcie [c1935-13 OCT 2009 [RI]] married in 1955 J Cooper-Durant [NM].

SECTION THREE: G4 WILLIAM ARCHIBALD GROVES CATFORD [p24]
William [1902-17 DEC 1975], rigger, wood worker, machinist, married in 1959 ISABEL GERTRUDE MILLER [nee HYDE] [?-18 SEP 1988]. Isabel was CREMATED 22 SEP 1988 at the Eastern Suburbs Crematorium [I]. Isabel first married in 1944 [NM].
William and Isabel had no children.

In 1935-6 William was working in Broken Hill as a rigger. He was living with Eustella Myrtle Winkler at 154 Cornish Lane Broken Hill North.

SECTION FOUR: G4 DULCIE ELIZA MALLARD CATFORD [p24]
Dulcie [1906-?] MARRIED in Newtown in 1934 HAROLD REGINALD CONSTANTINE [1904-?], cleaner, watchman. Harold was the son of Alexander and Kathleen.

The family lived at 11a Porter Avenue, MARRICKVILLE [1936-7], 96a Wardell Road, MARRICKVILLE [1943] and at 21 Jarvie Street, PETERSHAM [1949-1965]. Dulcie lived alone at 6c/4 Bligh Place RANDWICK [1993]. Dulcie and Harold are no longer on the electoral rolls.
They had at least one SON, W who married O [E].
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SUMMARY OF THE EARLY GENERATIONS OF THE CATFORD FAMILY TREE

THE FIRST GENERATION
ROBERT CATFORD [c1780-1852] m1) 1807 SARAH TUCKER [c 1774/5-1823]; m2) 1830 MARY PRICE [c1792/3-1859] [p20]

THE SECOND GENERATION
WILLIAM LEGG CATFORD [c1833/4-1882] m1) 1852 SARAH ANN WICKS [c1835-1870; ELIZA HANKS [3 DEC 1835-20 DEC 1905] m2)1873 ELIZA HANKS [1835-1905] [p21]

THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATIONS
+G3 SARAH ARCHIBALD CATFORD [1862-1939] m 1886 WILLIAM EDWARD ROWE [c1863-1936] [p23]

+G3 RUTHERFORD WILLIAM “Ford” CATFORD [1864-1891] [p23]

+G3 ROBERT WICKS CATFORD [1867-1924] m1) 1887 LILLIAN/LILY ESTHER DOMENEY [1851-1934] [p23]
CHILDREN: Rutherford Archibald Domeney [1888,-1963] [p25], Rosannah Elizabeth [1890-1969] [p25], Lillian May [1893-1987] [p25] and Henrietta Ruby [1896-1896]

m2) 1915 HENRIETTA LOWMAN [1888-1967]
CHILDREN: twins Robert and Elizabeth [1916-1916], Francis Arthur [1917-1986] m 1934 CHARLOTTE ANN NUTT [p25], Robert Henry [1921-?] m 1947 RUTH FLORENCE WHITEHALL [1923-1992] [p26], Gladys Edna [1922-1966] m 1940 JACK “Jock” JOHN JESSUP [1920-1998] [p26] and Phyllis Joyce [1924-1990] m 1947 CHARLES STANLEY HENRY [1918-1991] [p26]

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+G3 WALTER CHARLES THOMAS CATFORD [1873-1951] m 1906 DAISY MAUD FIELD [1882-1971] [p24]
CHILDREN: Charles Walter [1907-1988] m 1934 HELENA ‘Lene” MAY STEWARDSON [1914-2002] [p27] and William George Hanks [1910-1982] [p27]

+G3 CHARLES EDMOND CATFORD [1874-1959] m 1897 EMMA GROVES [1876-1955] [p24]
CHILDREN: *Walter Alfred Rowe [1898-1988] m 1923 IRENE MAY “Rene” ROBERTS [1904-1993] [p28], *Edmond Rutherford Legg [c1901-1974] m 1931 DOROTHY MABEL MONRO [c1901-1983] [p29], *William Archibald Groves [1902-1975] m 1959 ISABEL GERTRUDE MILLER [nee HYDE] [?-1988] [p29] and *Dulcie Eliza Mallard [1906-?] m 1934 HAROLD REGINALD CONSTANTINE [1904-?] [p29]

+G3 ELIZABETH ANN CATFORD [1977-1888] [p22]
+ G3 ALFRED EDWARD FIELD CATFORD m1907 ANNIE MAY BENNETT [p24]: for further details see the Bennett Family Tree.

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BOOK THREE: THE SANBROOK FAMILY
The extended family of Henry Sanbrook who married Mary Bennett.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

DIVISION ONE: MARRIED IN ENGLAND: G1 JOHN SANBROOK [p3635]
DIVISION TWO: THE FAMILY OF RHODA LYDIA SANBROOK [p36]
..SECTION ONE: THE FAMILY OF ADA LYDIA ROSE BOOTS [p36]
..SECTION TWO: THE FAMILY OF ALICE MAUD MARY BOOTS [p38]
..SECTION THREE: THE FAMILY OF EMMA SARAH A BOOTS [p40]
..SECTION FOUR: THE FAMILY OF RUBY MILLICENT A BOOTS [p41]
DIVISION THREE: THE FAMILY OF EMMA D’ARCEY SANBROOK [p42]
..SECTION ONE: THE FAMILY OF GEORGE EDWARD CHISLETT [p42]
DIVISION FOUR: THE FAMILY OF HENRY HORATIO SANBROOK [p43]
DIVISION FIVE: THE FAMILY OF EBENEZER SAMUEL SANBROOK [p44]
..SECTION ONE: THE FAMILY OF MILDRED MURIEL SANBROOK [p45]
..SECTION TWO: THE FAMILY OF EBENEZER EDGAR “ALEXANDER” SANBROOK [p47]
DIVISION SIX: THE FAMILY OF MARY ANN SANBROOK [p50]
..SECTION ONE: THE FAMILY OF OLIVER WILLIAM SANBROOK KNIGHT [p50]
..SECTION TWO: THE FAMILY OF EVELYN OLIVE ROSE KNIGH [p51]
..SECTION THREE: THE FAMILY OF HERBERT GLADSTONE KNIGHT [p52]
..SECTION FOUR: THE FAMILY OF HEDLEY JOHN VICARS KNIGH [p52]
DIVISION SEVEN: THE FAMILY OF FREDERICK JOHN SANBROOK [p53]
..SECTION ONE: THE FAMILY OF IDA LILLIAN ROSE SANBROOK [p53]
..SECTION TWO: THE FAMILY OF GARNET FREDERICK JOHN SANBROOK [p54]
SUMMARY OF THE EARLY GENERATIONS OF THE SANBROOK FAMILY TREE [p55]
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DIVISION ONE: MARRIED IN ENGLAND

GI JOHN SANBROOK

John [c1823-4 DEC 1915], carpenter and joiner, builder, was the son of John and Mary A. His death appears on the register as Sandbrook. He was buried on 6 DEC 1915 at the Long Bay Cemetery [SMHDI-I].
John married LYDIA ROSE, [c1822-27 NOV 1906], the daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth [c1794-15 JUN 1876, Sydney, NSW], on 2 February 1840 in Bristol, England.
John and Lydia migrated to New South Wales, Australia aboard the “Lady Amhurst” with their two daughters, Rhoda and Emma. The family left Plymouth, England on 5 JAN 1849 and reached Sydney, Australia on 21 MAY 1849. Lydia’s mother, Elizabeth Rose, [c1794-17 JUN 1876] also came to Australia [SMHDI-I]. Elizabeth died at Ross Street, Kindston North.
Initially the family lived in Maitland, where further children were born. By the 1860s and 1870s the family lived at Ross Street, Kingston North, Newtown, now called Camperdown. By the 1880s John was living at “Portland” Arden Street, Coogee Bay. He was elected to the local council in 1891 [SMHDI-I].
John worked as a joiner on the construction of St Andrew’ C of E Cathedral, Sydney [SMHDI-I 30 Nov 1868]. He won the contract to construct the Glebe Town Hall in the early 1880s. There are a number of other references to John Sanbrook in the Sydney Morning Herald. He is often involved in matters of the borough council in the 1870s. Later John became a building contractor with his son, running a firm Sanbrook and Son. This firm eventually became the firm of Sanbrook Bros Contractors.
On the 1903 electoral roll John gave his address as 56 Waitara, COMO, while Lydia gave her address as 57 Parkesvale, HOLDSWORTHY.

John and Lydia had seven CHILDREN: *Rhoda Lydia [p36], *Emma D’Arcy (Darcy) [p-], *Henry Horatio, Frederick George *Ebenezer Samuel [p-], *Mary Ann [p-] and * Frederick John [p-]. In 1906 John and Lydia had 22 surviving GRANDCHILDREN.

G2 FREDERICK GEORGE SANBROOK [1 MAR 1851-1851] was baptized 31 MAR 1851 in Maitland. He was the twin brother of Horatio. His death is registered under the name Sandbrook.

The Sanbrook family was prominent and well-known around Sydney, especially until about the 1920s. There are numerous references to the family in the Sydney Morning Herald. As well as references to the many building tenders and contracts with which they were involved there are references to numerous other activities. Some of these were references to success in sports such as cricket, golf and cycling. Other articles concern their involvement in local government. The family ran a Steamer from Como on the southern bank of the Georges River to Parkesvale, a picnic and ground which they had established on the northern bank of the river somewhere past what is now East Hills. The exact location has not been found as yet.
There were several racehorses named Sanbrook. Their owners are unknown, but they may have been owned by one or more family members, especially Ebenezer Samuel Sanbrook.
Despite the family’s prominence in the Sydney area in the later1800s and early 1900s, the Sanbrook name has not persisted in any permanent way. No names of streets, park, buildings or similar developments now carry the name of Sanbrook.
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DIVISION TWO: THE FAMILY OF RHODA LYDIA SANBROOK

G2 RHODA LYDIA SANBROOK [p35]
Rhoda [c1845-8 DEC 1918] was buried in the MacFarlan family grave in the Presbyterian Section of Rookwood Cemetery.
Rhoda married1) in 1864 CHARLES BOOTS [1840-19 OCT 1888, Leichhardt], undertaker. Charles was the son of James and Sarah. (Her marriage appears on the register as Sandbrook.)
Charles, from the firm Boots and Gommeson, was buried on 21 OCT 1888 in the Balmain Cemetery.
Rhoda married 2) EDWIN AUGUSTUS WITHERS [?-19 OCT 1925] in 1891 in Taree. Edwin was buried on 21 OCT 1925 in the Methodist Cemetery, Rookwood. Edwin was the son of Edwin A and Martha. Edwin’s daughter, Sarah Ann “Amy”, married Rhoda’s nephew, George Edward Chislett, the son of Emma Sanbrook [p-].

Rhoda lived at 12 Norton Street, LEICHHARDT with both her husbands.
Rhoda and Charles had seven CHILDREN: *Ada Lydia Rose, *Alice Maud Mary, *Emma Sarah A, Charles J J [1872-1872], Lily Elizabeth [1875-1876], Mildred Rhoda [1880-1881] and *Ruby Millicent Stella.

SECTION ONE: THE FAMILY OF ADA LYDIA ROSE BOOTS

G3 ADA LYDIA ROSE BOOTS
Ada [1865-16 OCT 1934] married in 1884 JAMES MacFARLAN [c1855-2 DEC 1922]. James was the son of Matthew and Janet.
Ada and James are buried in the MacFarlan family grave in the Presbyterian Section of Rookwood Cemetery.
On various records the name is sometimes spelt MacFARLANE or Mc FARLAN/E. All spellings need to be considered when searching for information.

Ada and James lived in kkk. Ada lived at Ingleburn Road INGLEBURN [1923-30].

[NOTE Later records give the address as 66, 68 or 70 Ingleburn Road. This property is quite close to the Ingleburn Railway station. Many members of the Sanbrook family, from different branches of the family, resided at this address at some period in their lives.
It is unknown who first purchased the property and why they did so. Perhaps it was originally a larger property used for farming, but later partly sold, with the remaining block and house, or houses used as a holiday or retirement houses. It is also unknown whether they all lived in the same house or whether the family actually owned several houses in close proximity to one another in the same street.]

Ada and James had five CHILDREN: Matthew C J [1885-1885], Winnifred R J “Winnie [c1887-26 APR 1893], *Charles Reginald George, Henrietta “Etta” and *Duncan Hugh.

Sub-section I: G4 HENRIETTA “Etta” MACFARLANE
Henrietta [1893-30 JUN 1976], typiste lived at Ingleburn Road, INGLEBURN [1930-1954].

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Sub-section II: G4 CHARLES REGINALD GEORGE MacFARLAN
Charles [1890-24 JUN 1952], electrical fitter/engineer, married twice. He married c 1912 in Scotland, MARGARET WIGHAM HARPER. Charles married in 1938 TERESA “Tess” HYAM BAKER, clerk, [?-13 APR 1963]. They had no children.

Charles and his descendants often spelt their name McFarlan or with an “e” on the end.

Charles and Margaret lived at 5 Violet Street, ENFIELD [1930-3]. They had separated by 1936. No remarriage or death of Margaret has been found in New South Wales.
In 1936-7 Charles was living alone at 47 Arthur Street, ASHFIELD. He and Teresa lived at 36 Wisdom Road, GREENWICH [1943-54]
Charles and Margaret had two CHILDREN: *May Rhoda and *Robert William “Harper”.

Part 1: G5 MAY RHODA MacFARLAN
May [c1917/8-6 MAR 1987] married in 1940 WILLIAM JAMES APPERLEY [1919-24 JAN 2003]

May and William lived in Ingleburn.

Part 2: G5 ROBERT WILLIAM “Harper” McFARLAN
Robert [c1920-26 Sep 1969, Cronulla]

Sub-section III: G4 DUNCAN HUGH MacFARLANE

Duncan [1903-27 AUG 1976] married in 1935 DOROTHY BEATRICE NORMAN [?-4 JUL 2004].

Duncan and Dorothy lived at “Warwick” 36 Ball Avenue, EASTWOOD [1936-1954].

Duncan and Dorothy had four CHILDREN: Malcolm (married Margaret), Carole (married David), David (married Kathleen) and Dorothy (or Jeanette) (married1) Alan, married 2) Ray).

Two children mentioned in the death notice of Henrietta, the sister of Charles and Duncan, have not been identified. They are Robin and Blossom.

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SECTION TWO: THE FAMILY OF ALICE MAUD MARY BOOTS

G3 ALICE MAUD MARY BOOTS [p36]
Alice [1867-1938] married in 1886 HENRY BEECROFT COPELAND [?-1930]. Henry was the son of Henry and Hannah.

Alice and Henry lived in Grenfell in 1903.

Alice and Henry had six CHILDREN: Charles G [1887-?], *Ida Lillian, Enid R (Rose?) [1891-1901], Hilda M [1892-?], married in 1913 ANDREW POOLE, Rupert R [1893-?] and *Norman Henry.

Sub-section I: G4 IDA LILLIAN COPELAND
Ida [1889-2 AUG 1978] married in 1913 HOWARD ARTHUR MARKS [c 1887-29 FEB 1981]. Howard was born in Mudgee, the son of Thomas H and Mary

Ida and Howard had three CHILDREN: *Thomas Howard Copeland, *Horace Norman and Harry Charles (married in 1948 in Balmain, Joyce “Mary” Cotter [NM]) [DN].

Part 1: G5 THOMAS HOWARD COPELAND MARKS
Thomas [?-17 DEC 1981], loss assessor, married in 1941 in Manly NANCYE EADITH COXON.

Thomas and Nancye lived at 393 Sydney Road, BALGOWLAH [1943], 51 Harbord Road, HARBORD [1949] and at 94 Wyuna Avenue, HARBORD [1954]. Eventually they retired to HAWKS NEST.

G5 HORACE NORMAN MARKS
Horace [c1917-18 JUL 2010, 93 years] married in 1951, in Manly, IRENE JOAN LAW [?-30 AUG 2004].
Get death notices
They lived in Seaforth and Tuncurry.

G5 MARKS

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Sub-section II: G4 NORMAN HENRY COPELAND
Norman [1895-4 JUL 1950], farmer, orchardist, married in 1919 DORIS STEVENS [c1897-21 NOV 1985]. They were married in Kings Norton, near Birmingham, England.

Norman and Doris had three CHILDREN: *Hilda Lilian, *Alice June and *Henry Beecroft.

Part 1: G5 HILDA LILIAN COPELAND
Hilda [c1920-25 FEB 1991] married in 1947, Ashfield, FREDERICK GEORGE HODGES [27 FEB 1919-17 AUG 2009].

Part 2: G5 ALICE JUNECOPELAND
Alice married in 1949 LESLIE ATHOL WALTON [19 OCT 1922-?]. Leslie was the son of Gertrude.

Part 3: G5 HENRY BEECROFT COPELAND
Henry married in 1959 DONNA IRVINE WARBURTON [c1934-21 AUG 2006].
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SECTION THREE: THE FAMILY OF EMMA SARAH A BOOTS

G3 EMMA SARAH ANN BOOTS [p36]
Emma [1869-14 JUN 1955] married in 1889 WILLIAM CHARLES VALENTINE GIBBES [c1848-6 JUL 1900]. William, the son of William J and Harriet E, died at the Commercial Hotel, Parramatta [SMHDI-I].
Emma then married in 1903 JAMES CHARLES COX [c1832-29 SEP 1912, 79 years], medical practitioner. James was the youngest son of Edward Cox of Mulgoa, near Penrith. James was buried on 1 OCT 1912 in Mulgoa.

Emma lived at 186 Raglan Street, MOSMAN [1933-1954]. Her son, Frederick Gibbes, lived with her at times [1949-54].
Emma had two CHILDREN: Frederick Charles (Gibbes) and Laurel Lilian (Cox).

Sub-section I: G4 FREDERICK CHARLES GIBBES [1890-19 JUN 1975], commercial traveller

Sub-section II: G4 LAUREL LILIAN COX

Laurel [1902-15 OCT 1978] married three times. She married in 1928 PAUL J A ROBIN, then married in 1934 RICHARD F JENKINS and remarried in 1946 GEORGE BARTHOLOMEW GIDLEY-KING [c 1912-20 AUG 1990, 78 years].
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SECTION FOUR: THE FAMILY OF RUBY MILLICENT A BOOTS

G3 RUBY MILLICENT A BOOTS [p36]

Ruby [1883-31 JAN 1961] married in 1906 JOHN WILLIAM ELDER [1878-4 MAY 1957].

Ruby and John had five CHILDREN: *Edwin William John, *Norman Charles, Dorothy Lydia, Iris Ruby and Jack.

Ruby and John lives in Sirius, 18 Lennox Street, MOSMAN [1930-1957].

Sub-section I: G4 EDWIN WILLIAM JOHN ELDER [1907-31 August 1998], bank clerk, bank officer.
Edwin married in 1931 VIOLET ADELE DOYLE [1902-16 JUL 1996].Violet was the daughter of Victor A and Violet.

Because of his occupation Edwin and, later, his family as well, moved frequently as Edwin gained experience and promotion. He lived at Edward Street, DENILIQUIN [1930], Eldorado, Pittwater Road, HARBORD [1936], 12 Hope Street, BALGOWLAH [1937], 24 Radio Avenue, BALGOWLAH [1943], 7 Upward Street, CAIRNS, QLD [1949] and 329 Margaret Street, TOOWOOMBA [1954].

Edwin and Violet had three CHILDREN: John (married Jan), Margaret (married Barry) and William (married Robena). They had at least five grandchildren, Janet and Susan, Adele and Ross and Michael.

Sub-section II: G4 NORMAN CHARLES ELDER
Norman [1908-8 February 1981], cabinetmaker, married in 1935 BEATRICE DOREEN CLARKE [1910/11-10 MAR 1987].

Norman and Beatrice lived at 332 Old South Head Road, WATSONS BAY [1936], 18 Cambridge Avenue, WATSONS BAY [1943-1949] and at 330 Old South Head Road, WATSONS BAY [1954].

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Sub-section III: G4 DOROTHY LYDIA ELDER
Dorothy [?-24 JAN 1989], stenographer, married JAMES MACKAY McAULIFFE [?-17 JUL 1973].

Sub-section IV: G4 IRIS RUBY ELDER
Iris married in 1945 DOUGLAS TITMARSH [c1918-11 OCT 1998].

Iris and Douglas lived at 107 Middlehead Road, MOSMAN [1949-1954].

Sub-section V: G4 JOHN “Jack” VICTOR ELDER
Jack [?-11 AUG 1987], accountant, married in 1936 MILLICENT WILKINSON.

Jack lived at 18 Lennox Street, MOSMAN [1936]. He and Millicent Bernice lived in BERRIGAN (near Tumut) [1937-1954]. In 1943 they lived in Chanter Street; by 1949 they had moved to “Rockleigh”, Carey Street.
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DIVISION THREE: THE FAMILY OF EMMA D’ARCEY SANBROOK

G2 EMMA D’ARCEY/DARCY SANBROOK [p35]
Emma [1848-3 NOV 1911] married on 16 OCT 1867 GEORGE EDWARD CHISLETT [1843-7 SEP 1933]. George was the son of Stephen and Mary A.
Emma, George and other members of the family are interred in a family grave in the Independent Section of Rookwood Cemetery.
George remarried ELEANOR SARAH DENISON [c1866-16 DEC 1943] in 1913 at Springwood. Eleanor was the daughter of Richard and Sarah.

In 1888 Emma and George lived at 353 King Street, NEWTOWN. By 1903 they had moved to 385 King Street, ENMORE. At the time of Emma’s death the family lived in Newtown. George lived at Ingleburn Road, INGLEBURN [1933].

Emma and George had two CHILDREN: *George Edward and Lydia Martha “Cissy” [1870-10 May 1888]. Lydia was buried 11 May 1888 in the Rookwood Cemetery.

SECTION ONE: THE FAMILY OF GEORGE EDWARD CHISLETT

G3 GEORGE EDWARD CHISLETT
George [1869-6 SEP 1946], orchardist, flower grower, was privately interred on 7 SEP 1946 in the Independent Cemetery, Rookwood. He died at “The Hermitage” Forest Road, LUGARNO [SMHDI-I].
George married in 1909 AMY WITHERS [1867-13 AUG 1942]. Sarah Ann “Amy” was the daughter of Edwin Augustus Withers and Sarah. Her widowed father married her aunt, Rhoda Lydia (Sanbrook) Boots in 1891. There were no children from the marriage.
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DIVISION FOUR: THE FAMILY OF HENRY HORATIO SANBROOK

G2 HENRY HORATIO SANBROOK [p35]
Henry [1 MAR 1851-NOV 1911] had a twin brother, Frederick George [1 MAR 1851-1851]. The family name of the twins appears on the registers as Sandbrook. The twins was baptised 25 MAR 1851 by T Rabone.
Henry married 1) MARY BENNETT in 1873; married 2) FANNY S DENNESS.
Henry and Mary Bennett had eight children:
Details of the family are included in the Bennett Family History.
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DIVISION FIVE: THE FAMILY OF EBENEZER SAMUEL SANBROOK

G2 EBENEZER SAMUEL SANBROOK [p35]
Ebenezer [25 AUG 1853-26 DEC 1921], builder, contractor was baptised on 14 SEP 1853 in West Maitland by Francis Tuckfield. He was BURIED on 28 DEC 1921 in the Woronora Cemetery.
Ebenezer married 1) on 5 JAN 1874 JESSIE ORR [c1854-21 AUG 1884]. Jessie, the daughter of James S and Janet, was buried 23 AUG 1884 in the Rookwood Cemetery [SMHDI-I].
He married 2) in 1885 JESSIE NEWTON [c1850-8 AUG 1931], the daughter of Alexander and Myra A. Jessie died at the home of her son, Ebenezer, aged 81 years. She was cremated 10 AUG 1931 at the Crematorium, Rookwood [SMHDI-I].

The family lived at Burlington, 15 Ross Street, Kingston North (now Camperdown) for a number of years. By 1899 Ebenezer and his family lived at 10 Ross Street, CAMPERDOWN.
Ebenezer and his family lived at “Maitland” Arcadia Street, HURSTVILLE [1913-1922]
Ebenezer was an alderman on the Hurstville Council [SMHDI-I].
On 23 APR 1899 a fire burnt down their joinery at the back of their Ross Street, property, officially located in Briggs Lane. Their house was saved. Full details are available in the Sydney Morning Herald [SMHDI-I].
Ebenezer and Jessie Orr had five CHILDREN: Lydia Rose (Lillie), Jessie Maud, Elsie May, *Mildred M and Florence R [1884-1884]
Ebenezer and Jessie Newton had one SON, *Ebenezer (Edgar) Alexander.

Lydia Rose [1874-27 DEC 1965], Jessie Maud [21 DEC 1876-1 JUN 1923] and Elsie May [1879-4 SEP 1949] did not marry. The three girls were trained in first aid by the Australian Ambulance Association [SMHDI-I].
Jessie was buried on 4 JUN 1923 in the Presbyterian Cemetery, Woronora.
Elsie was cremated 6 SEP 1949 at the Rookwood Crematorium. She was living in Ingleburn Road, INGLEBURN when she died [SMHDI-I].

After Ebenezer and Jessie (jnr) died and Ebenezer (jnr) had left home, Jessie and her two step-daughters moved to 12 Hamilton Street, KOGARAH, where Jessie lived for the rest of her life.

Lydia Rose (Lillie), cashier, and Elsie May continued to live at 12 Hamilton Street, KOGARAH [1925-1937]. By 1943 the two women had moved to 4 Fullbourne Avenue, PENNANT HILLS.
After Elsie died Lillie lived at Ingleburn Road, INGLLEBURN [1949-1965].
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SECTION ONE: THE FAMILY OF MILDRED MURIEL SANBROOK

G3 MILDRED MURIEL SANBROOK [p44]
Mildred [c1882-9 FEB 1963], dress maker, married LYALL “DAVID” GILPIN [c1887-?], carriage builder, farmer. They were married on 31 DEC 1910 in the Congregational Church, Newtown. Her date of birth is deduced from her marriage and death certificates. No registration of the birth has been found in New South Wales.
Lyall was born in Tilba Tilba to David [c1862-2 MAY 1952] and Mary Ann Southam [?-NOV 1938]. Lyall predeceased his father. His date of death has not been found in New South Wales.

Lyall served in World War One. Lyall was not living with his family according to the 1936 electoral roll.
Mildred (and her three children) lived at 7 Albert Street, HURSTVILLE [1930-54].

Mildred and Lyall had three CHILDREN: *Keith Lyall, Allan (Allen) David and Merle Jessie.

Sub-section I: G4 KEITH LYALL GILPIN
Keith [1912-20 MAY 1965], clerk, married in 1945 MARY MARGARET [May] KENNEDY [?-26FEB 2000].
Keith and Mary lived in Hurstville.
There were no children from the marriage.

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Sub-section II: G4 ALLAN (ALLEN) DAVID GILPIN
Allan [15 MAR 1913-2 FEB 1980], buyer, married Edith May [?-11 MAY 1987] in the 1940s, but not in New South Wales.

Allan served in the army in World War Two.

Allan and Edith lived with Mildred until they moved in 1949 to 23 Grand Parade, SUTHERLAND.

Allan had three CHILDREN: Judith, Ann and Bruce. One of his daughters married Lawrence.

Sub-section III: G4 MERLE JESSIE GILPIN
Merle [1915-?] married in 1941 EDMUND GORDON MEALY, clerk.

Merle lived opposite 247 Canary Road, BEVERLEY HILLS [1943], 28 Canary Road, KINGSGROVE [1949] and 414 King George’s Road, BEVERLEY HILLS [1954].
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SECTION TWO: THE FAMILY OF EBENEZER EDGAR “ALEXANDER” SANBROOK

G3 EBENEZER EDGAR “ALEXANDER” SANBROOK [p44]

Ebenezer [1889-2 FEB 1966] was a medical practitioner. His funeral was held on 5 FEB 1966 at the Woronora Crematorium.
Ebenezer married 1) VERA NEWDIGATE BURNE [1893-22 JUN 1965 [RI]], nurse, on 11 DEC 1914. This marriage appears to have been short-lived. Edgar and Vera were divorced on 22 FEB 1921.
Vera was born in 1893 in Tenterfield, the daughter of Frederick and Betsey E. Vera remarried. She died as VERA ADAMS in Sydney, New South Wales.

Ebenezer had married 2) FLORENCE “JEAN” GRAHAM [?-29 MAR 1965], nurse, by 1922. Florence was the daughter of Charles James and Fanny. Her funeral was held on 22 MAR 1965 at the Woronora Crematorium.
Ebenezer graduated in Medicine in 1915 and with a Masters Degree in Surgery in 1919 after he returned from the war. He served with the Australian Army Medical Corps (AAMC) in World War One and, in 1917, was reported as having been wounded. Initially Alexander was appointed as a Captain, but later was promoted to Major [SMHDI-I].
Ebenezer later specialized in working with the mentally handicapped at the Peat and Milson Islands Hospital in the Hawkesbury River near Brooklyn.

Alexander and Florence lived at Eton Road SUTHERLAND [1925-1935]; at 19 John Street, CRONULLA [1939] and at 206 Brooklyn Road, BROOKLYN [1948-1965], close to where Ebenezer worked. Ebenezer was living with his daughter, Pauline, at Ingleburn Road, INGLEBURN when he died.

Ebenezer and Vera had one DAUGHTER, *Margaret.
Ebenezer and Florence had two CHILDREN: *Pauline Graham and *Newton Alexander.

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Sub-section I: G4 MARGARET SANBROOK
Margaret [29 MAR 1915-12 AUG 2005], sales-woman, married on 9 MAR 1943 JOHN FREDERICK CLAIR CAMPHIN COBLEY [3 AUG 1914-4 JAN 1989], medical practitioner,. John was the son of Joseph Will Camphin Cobley, clerk, and Ada Craig/Creagh Robertson.

Margaret served in the Australian Women’s Army Service (AWAS) during World War Two. She is listed under “Cobley” (not “Sanbrook”) on the World War Two Nominal Roll on the Internet because she married during her period of service. Margaret was living in Vaucluse when she enlisted in the Army.
John also served in World War Two.

John was very interested in Australian History, especially in the history of the settlement of the first fleet in Sydney Cove in January 1788. In all he wrote eleven books on the topic. The first book was published in 1962. In 1965 he also published a book on the early history of Sydney Hospital. There is also an entry for John, himself, in the Australian Dictionary of Biography. Further details about all this information concerning John Cobley are available on the internet.

Margaret lived at 29 Mona Road, EDGECLIFF [1936]. Margaret and John lived at 129 O’Sullivan Road, BELLEVUE HILL [1949] and at 34 Beatty Street, MANLY [1954] and in Leura in the Lower Blue Mountains [1980-1990]. John died in Wahroonga.

Margaret and John had three DAUGHTERS: Jan (married LINDSAY SKINNER}, Susan (married PETER MOOR) and Margaret (married CHARLES PIERCE).

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Sub-section II: G4 PAULINE GRAHAM SANBROOK
Pauline [4 DEC 1925-?] married on 15 MAR 1952 in St John’s Hampstead, London, GEORGE AHEARN [SMHDI-I]. George [24 JUL 1922-7 SEP 2002] was the son of John Ahearn of Cork, Ireland.
The funeral for George was held at the Norwood Park Crematorium, Mitchell, ACT, on 10 SEP 2002.

Pauline attended Bexley Ladies’ College and SCEGGS, Darlinghurst. [SMHDI-I]. Pauline and George lived in Ingleburn Road, Ingleburn and at Majors Creek. Majors Creek is about 10km south of Braidwood in southern New South Wales.

Pauline and George had four CHILDREN: Deidre, Bryon, John and Gordon.

Sub-section III: G4 NEWTON ALEXANDER SANBROOK
Newton [c1928-?], merchant seaman, married ERICA MARY EDGE, the daughter of E H Edge. Their engagement was announced on 31 DEC 1952 [SMHDI-I].

Newton and Erica lived at 186 Church Street, BRIGHTON VIC [1954].
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DIVISION SIX: THE FAMILY OF MARY ANN SANBROOK

G2 MARY ANN SANBROOK [p35]
Mary [1856-17 JUN 1939] was INTERRED in the Lawson Cemetery on 17 JUN 1939.
Mary MARRIED in 1881 WILLIAM JAMES KNIGHT [1857, Maitland-16 APR 1931], builder. William, the son of Thomas and Mary, was BURIED in the Lawson Cemetery on 18 APR 1931 after a service in the Congregational Church, Lawson.
In 1903 Mary and William lived at 159 Denison Street, CAMPERDOWN. Mary and William lived at Olberoseley, LAWSON [1925-1939].

Mary and William had four CHILDREN: *Oliver William Sanbrook, *Evelyn Olive Rose, *Herbert Gladstone and *Hedley John Vicars.

SECTION ONE: THE FAMILY OF OLIVER WILLIAM SANBROOK KNIGHT

G3 OLIVER WILLIAM SANBROOK KNIGHT
Oliver [1882-7 October 1917] was killed in action in WWI. Details of Oliver’s war service are available on the internet.
He married in 1912 VERA EIRENE (IRENE) DYER [1892-22 AUG 1985]. Vera was the daughter of Enas and Georgina.
Vera was remarried in 1943 to GORDON ARCHIBALD ROGERS.

Oliver and Vera had one SON, *Reuter Earle.
Vera and her son, Reuter, lived at 8 Boyle Street, MANLY [1930-43].

Sub-section I: G4 REUTER EARLE KNIGHT
Reuter [14 DEC 1914-18 JUN 1994], painter and docker, coach painter, dispatcher married in 1944 ELIZABETH “Betty” PHYLLIS SCOTT [5 JUN 1922-14 AUG 2004]. They were married on 19 AUG 1944 at St Peter’s Anglican Church, Brighton Beach, VIC. Elizabeth used her diminutive name, “Betty”, on her marriage certificate. Elizabeth was born in Marrickville, NSW. Both Reuter and Betty were serving in World War Two at the time of their marriage.

Reuter and Betty lived at 122 Francis Street, LIDCOMBE [1949], at 36 Woodland Street, BALGOWLAH [1954-?], 15/23 Ramsay Street, COLLAROY BEACH [1977] and DEE WHY.

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SECTION TWO: THE FAMILY OF EVELYN OLIVE ROSE KNIGHT

G3 EVELYN OLIVE ROSE KNIGHT [p50]
Evelyn [1885-5 SEP 1975] MARRIED in 1917 WILLIAM HENRY COOPER [?-25 OCT 1951]. William, the son of Richard Cross and Alice, was cremated 29 OCT 1951 at the Northern Suburbs Crematorium.

William and Evelyn appear to have owned two houses in Lawson. In 1949 Evelyn was living at “Tall Trees” Wilson Street, LAWSON while William was living with Oliver and Beryl at “Keira” Main Western Road, LAWSON.
Evelyn and William had two children: *Oliver Knight and *Marie Elaine Sanbrook.

Sub-section I: G4 OLIVER KNIGHT COOPER, salesman
Oliver married 1) in 1947 BERYL JEAN STUBBS [c1923-4 Dec 1956]. He married 2) in 1957 ENA ADELE McMILLAN.

Oliver and Beryl lived at “Keira” Main Western Road, LAWSON [1949] and at 37 Roberts Road, PUNCHBOWL [1954].

Sub-section II: G4 MARIE ELAINE SANBROOK COOPER
Marie [24 NOV 1924-21 JUL 2000] was born in Lawson, NSW and died in Everton Park, QLD.
She married in 1945 in Sydney CHARLES THOMAS WOOD DIXON [22 JAN 1921-3 AUG 2002], soldier.

Both served in World War Two. Marie served in the Australian Women’s Army Service (AWAS). In 1954 Charles was still a professional soldier.

They lived at 3 Fairlight Lodge, Fairlight Crescent, FAIRLIGHT in 1954.

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SECTION THREE: THE FAMILY OF HERBERT GLADSTONE KNIGHT

G3 HERBERT “Bert” GLADSTONE KNIGHT [p50]
Herbert [1889-10 JUL 1964], clerk, warehouseman, was buried on 17 JUL 1964 in the C of E Section of the Field of Mars Cemetery, Ryde.
Herbert married twice. He married in 1916 GRACE VERA LORKING [1897-26 DEC 1980]. Grace, a saleswoman, was the daughter of Percy G and Rachel. She remarried in 1933 RUSSELL GEORGE BROWN.

Herbert married in 1942 EMMA ANSHAW VEARS [?-2 NOV 1957]. Emma was the daughter of Richard and Eliza. Herbert and Emma had no children.

After Grace left Herbert she lived at 72 Spofforth Street, NEUTRAL BAY [1930-33].

Herbert and Emma lived at 21 Seville Street, LANE COVE [1943-49] and at 6 Bourke Road, ETTALONG [1954-64].

Herbert and Grace had one daughter, Gwenneth Grace (also known as Grace Gwen) [c1918-23 NOV 1985].

SECTION FOUR: THE FAMILY OF HEDLEY JOHN VICARS KNIGHT

G3 HEDLEY JOHN VICARS KNIGHT [p50]
John [1894-28 MAR 1979] did not marry.
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DIVISION SEVEN: THE FAMILY OF FREDERICK JOHN SANBROOK

G2 FREDERICK JOHN SANBROOK [p35]
Frederick [18 APR 1859-25 DEC 1917], contractor, was buried 26 DEC 1917 in the Independent Cemetery, Rookwood.
He married in 1880 MARIE ELIZABETH BOOTS [?-3 APR 1932]. Marie was BURIED 4 APR 1932 in the Independent Cemetery, Rookwood.

Frederick and Maria lived with their family at 145 Probert Street, CAMPERDOWN [1899-1917]. By 1925 Maria and Ida were living at 129 Frederick Street, ROCKDALE [1925-28].

Frederick and Marie had five CHILDREN: Cecilia Edith Mary [1881-1882], *Ida Lillian Rose, *Garnet Frederick John, Aubrey [1893-1893] and Olive [3 JUN 1899-1899].
Cecilia, Aubrey and Olive were BURIED in the Balmain Cemetery (AGCI Index)

SECTION ONE: THE FAMILY OF IDA LILLIAN ROSE SANBROOK

G3 IDA LILLIAN ROSE SANBROOK
Ida [1883-23 JUL 1963, Rockdale], music teacher, married in 1930 DAVID TAYLOR [?-20 SEP 1952], printer. David, the son of David Charles and Mary Jane, was given a private cremation [SMHDI-I].

Ida and David lived at 129 Frederick Street, ROCKDALE in the house which had been occupied by Elizabeth’s parents [1930-1954]. There were no children from the marriage.
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SECTION TWO: THE FAMILY OF GARNET FREDERICK JOHN SANBROOK

GARNET FREDERICK JOHN SANBROOK
Garnet [1889-30 Jun 1960], salesman, MARRIED 1) in 1913 FLORENCE RUBY TWEEDLE [?-28 August 1933]. Florence was the daughter of William H P and Emily J.
Garnet MARRIED 2) LOUISE DOROTHY [?-15 JUL 1976].
Garnet had married Louisa by 1936, but the marriage has not been found in New South Wales.
Garnet lived at 202 Frederick Street, ROCKDALE [1925-1975].

Garnet and Florence had three CHILDREN: *Garnet Donovan, Elvy Marie and Nola Holmes.

Sub-section I: G4 GARNET DONOVAN “Don” SANBROOK
Garnet [1913-14 DEC 2005], accountant, company director, married in 1939 EMMA “JEAN” WILSON [?-23 DEC 2003]. Jean was the daughter of Alfred and Elsie. They announced their engagement on 16 SEP 1938 [SMHDI-I].

Garnet and Emma lived at 25 Strathlora Street, STRATHFIELD [1943] at 644 Pacific Highway CHATSWOOD [1948-1954] and at 95 Beechworth Road PYMBLE [1977-1992].

Garnet and Emma had one SON. A birth notice appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald [SMHDI-I].

Sub-section II: G4 ELVY MARIE SANBROOK
Elvy married in 1947 JOHN ALFRED CHARKER [17 MAR 1922-?] [NM].
They had at least one DAUGHTER [E].

Sub-section III: G4 NOLA HOLMES SANBROOK
Nola MARRIED in 1953 ROY MILTON CAWSEY [14 SEP 1922-15 MAY 1974] [NM].
They had at least one DAUGHTER [SMHDI-I].
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SUMMARY OF THE EARLY GENERATIONS OF THE SANBROOK FAMILY TREE

THE FIRST GENERATION
JOHN SANBROOK [c1823-1915] m LYDIA ROSE, [c1822-1906] [p66]
CHILDREN: *Rhoda Lydia, *Emma D’Arcy (Darcy), *Henry Horatio, Frederick George [1951-1851],*Ebenezer Samuel, *Mary Ann and * Frederick John

THE SECOND GENERATION: THE CHILDREN OF JOHN SANBROOK
G2 RHODA LYDIA SANBROOK [c1845-1918] m 1864 CHARLES BOOTS [1840-1888] [p67]
CHILDREN: *Ada Lydia Rose, *Alice Maud Mary, *Emma Sarah A, Charles J J [1872-1872], Lily Elizabeth [1875-1876], Mildred Rhoda [1880-1881] and *Ruby Millicent Stella;

G2 EMMA D’ARCEY SANBROOK [1848-1911] m 1867 GEORGE EDWARD CHISLETT [1843-1933] [p73]
CHILDREN: *George Edward and Lydia Martha “Cissy” [1870-1888]

G2 HENRY HORATIO SANBROOK [1851-1911] m 1) MARY BENNETT 1873, m 2) FANNY S DENNESS [p74]

G2 EBENEZER SAMUEL SANBROOK [1853-1921] m 1) 1874 JESSIE ORR [c1854-1884], m 2) 1885 JESSIE NEWTON [c1850-1931] [p74]
CHILDREN: Lydia Rose [1874-1965], Jessie Maud [1876-1923] Elsie May [1879-1949], *Mildred M, Florence R [1884-1884] and *Ebenezer (Edgar) Alexander;

G2 MARY ANN SANBROOK [1856-1939] m 1881 WILLIAM JAMES KNIGHT [1857-1931] [p78]
CHILDREN: *Oliver William Sanbrook, *Evelyn Olive Rose, *Herbert Gladstone and Hedley John Vicars 1894-1979];

G2 FREDERICK JOHN SANBROOK [1883-1917] m 1880 MARIE ELIZABETH BOOTS [?-1932] [p81]
CHILDREN: Cecilia Edith Mary [1881-1882], *Ida Lillian Rose, *Garnet Frederick John, Aubrey [1893-1893] and Olive [3 JUN 1899-1899]

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THE THIRD, FOURTH AND (FIFTH) GENERATIONS

THE FAMILY OF RHODA LYDIA SANBROOK
G3 ADA LYDIA ROSE BOOTS [1865-1934] m 1884 JAMES MacFARLAN [c1855-1922] [p36]
..G4 Matthew C J [1885-1885]
..G4Winnifred R J “Winnie [c1887-1893],
..G4 CHARLES REGINALD GEORGE [1890-1952] m 1) 1912 MARGARET WIGHAM HARPER (CHILDREN: MAY RHODA MacFARLAN [c1917/8-1987] m in 1940 WILLIAM JAMES APPERLEY [1919-2003] and ROBERT WILLIAM “Harper” McFARLAN [c1920-1969]), m 2) TERESA “Tess” HYAM BAKER [?-1963] [p68],
..G4 Henrietta “Etta” [1893-1976]
..G4 DUNCAN HUGH [1903-1976] m 1935 DOROTHY BEATRICE NORMAN [?-2004] [p68]

G3 ALICE MAUD MARY BOOTS [1867-1938] m 1886 HENRY BEECROFT COPELAND [?-1930] [p38]
..G4 Charles G [1887-?]
..G4 Ida Lillian [1889-1978] m 1913 HOWARD ARTHUR MARKS [c 1887-1981] [p-]
(Thomas Howard Copeland [?-17 DEC 1981] m 1941 NANCYE EADITH COXON; Horace Norman [c1917-2010] m 1951 Irene Joan Law [?-2004] and Harry Charles m 1948 Joyce “Mary” Cotter) [p69];
..G4 Enid R (Rose?) [1891-1901]
..G4 Hilda M [1892-?], married in 1913 ANDREW POOLE
..G4 Rupert R [1893-?]
..G4 Norman Henry [1895-1950] m 1919 DORIS STEVENS [c1897-1985].
(CHILDREN: Hilda Lilian [c1920-1991] m 1947 FREDERICK GEORGE HODGES [1919-2009]; Alice June m 1949 LESLIE ATHOL WALTON [1922-?] and Henry Beecroft m 1959 DONNA IRVINE WARBURTON [c1934-2006] [p70]

G3 EMMA SARAH ANN BOOTS [1869-1955] m 1) 1889 WILLIAM CHARLES VALENTINE GIBBES [c1848-1900 m 2] 1903 JAMES CHARLES COX [c1832-29 SEP 1912] [p40]
.. G4 FREDERICK CHARLES GIBBES [1890-1975]
.. G4 LAUREL LILIAN COX [1902-15 OCT 1978] m 1) 1928 PAUL J A ROBIN m 2) 1934 RICHARD F JENKINS m3) 1946GEORGE BARTHOLOMEW GIDLEY-KING [ 1912-20 AUG 1990];

G3 RUBY MILLICENT A BOOTS [1883-1961] m 1906 JOHN WILLIAM ELDER [1878-1957] [p41]
..G4 Edwin William John, [1907-1998 m 1931 VIOLET ADELE DOYLE [1902-1996];
..G4 Norman Charles [1908-1981 m 1935 BEATRICE DOREEN CLARKE [1910/11-1987];
..G4 Dorothy Lydia, [?-1989] m JAMES MACKAY McAULIFFE [?-1973];
..G4 Iris Ruby m 1945 DOUGLAS TITMARSH [c1918-1998]
..G4 Jack [?-1987] m 1936 MILLICENT WILKINSON [p73];

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THE FAMILY OF EMMA D’ARCEY SANBROOK

G3 GEORGE EDWARD CHISLETT [1869-6 SEP 1946] m 1909 AMY WITHERS [1867-1942] [p42];
G3 LYDIA MARTHA “Cissy” CHISLETT [1870-1888];

THE FAMILY OF EBENEZER SAMUEL SANBROOK

G3 MILDRED MURIEL SANBROOK [c1882-1963] m LYALL “DAVID” GILPIN [c1887-?] [p45]
..G4 Keith Lyall [1912-1965] m 1945 MARY MARGARET [May] KENNEDY [?-2000];
..G4 Allan (Allen) David ] [1913-1980], m 1940s Edith May [?-1987];
..G4 Merle Jessie [1915-?] m 1941 EDMUND GORDON MEALY;

G3 EBENEZER EDGAR “ALEXANDER” SANBROOK [1889-1966] m 1) VERA NEWDIGATE BURNE [1893-1965, (as ADAMS)], m 2 c1921 FLORENCE “JEAN” GRAHAM [?-1965] [p47]
..G4 MARGARET SANBROOK [1915-2005] m 1943 JOHN FREDERICK CLAIR CAMPHIN COBLEY [1914-1989];
..G4 PAULINE GRAHAM SANBROOK m 1952 GEORGE AHEARN [1922-2002];
..G4 NEWTON;

THE FAMILY OF MARY ANN SANBROOK

G3 OLIVER WILLIAM SANBROOK KNIGHT [1882-1917] m VERA EIRENE (IRENE) DYER [1892-1985] [p50]
.. G4 REUTER EARLE KNIGHT [1914-1994] m1944 ELIZABETH “Betty” PHYLLIS SCOTT [1922-2004];

G3 EVELYN OLIVE ROSE KNIGHT [1885-1975] m 1917 WILLIAM HENRY COOPER [?-1951] [p51]
.. G4 OLIVER KNIGHT COOPER m 1) 1947 BERYL JEAN STUBBS [c1923-1956]. He married 2) in 1957 ENA ADELE McMILLAN
.. G4 MARIE ELAINE SANBROOK COOPER [1924-2000] m 1945 CHARLES THOMAS WOOD DIXON [1921-2002];

G3 HERBERT “Bert” GLADSTONE KNIGHT [1889-10 JUL 1964] m 1) in 1916 GRACE VERA LORKING [1897-1980], m 2) 1942 EMMA ANSHAW VEARS [?-1957] [p52]
..G4 Gwenneth Grace (also known as Grace Gwen) [c1918-1985];

G3 HEDLEY JOHN VICARS KNIGHT [1894-1979] [p52]

THE FAMILY OF FREDERICK JOHN SANBROOK

G3 IDA LILLIAN ROSE SANBROOK [1883-1963] m 1930 DAVID TAYLOR [?-1952] [p53];

G3 GARNET FREDERICK JOHN SANBROOK [1889-1960] m 1) 1913 FLORENCE RUBY TWEEDLE [?-1933, m 2) LOUISE DOROTHY [?-1976] [p54]
..G4 Garnet Donovan [1913-2005] m 1939 EMMA “JEAN” WILSON [?-23 DEC 2003]
..G4 Elvy Marie m 1947 JOHN ALFRED CHARKER
..G4 Nola Holmes m 1953 ROY MILTON CAWSEY [1922-1974] [p82]

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