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John Francis Blake¹

John Francis Blake. Source: Geoffrey Blake

• Father: John Bede Blake¹ b. 1856, d. 1928
• Mother: Frances Rohan¹ b. 1857, d. 14 Oct 1936

• Birth*: John Francis Blake was born in 1885 at Sydney, NSW, AUS.^1,2
• He was the son of John Bede Blake and Frances Rohan.¹
• Marriage*: John Francis Blake married Ivy Emma Jane Jenkins in 1909 at Sydney, NSW, AUS.^1,3
• Death*: John Francis Blake died in 1946 at Sydney, NSW, AUS.^1,4

• Name Variation: John Francis Blake was also known as Jack.¹

Ivy Emma Jane Jenkins¹

Ivy Blake [nee Jenkins]. Source: Goeffrey Blake

• Birth*: Ivy Emma Jane Jenkins was born in 1889 at Sydney, NSW, AUS.^1,2
• Marriage*: She married John Francis Blake, son of John Bede Blake and Frances Rohan, in 1909 at Sydney, NSW, AUS.^1,3
• Death*: Ivy Emma Jane Jenkins died in 1968 at Balmain, NSW, AUS.^1,4

• Married Name: As of 1909,her married name was Blake.¹

Madge Eulalie Blake¹

• Father: John Bede Blake¹ b. 1856, d. 1928
• Mother: Frances Rohan¹ b. 1857, d. 14 Oct 1936

• Birth*: Madge Eulalie Blake was born in 1891 at Newtown, NSW, AUS.^1,2
• She was the daughter of John Bede Blake and Frances Rohan.¹
• Death*: Madge Eulalie Blake died in 1961 at Sydney, NSW, AUS.^1,3

• Married Name: As of 1915,her married name was White.¹

Valentine Vincent Blake¹

• Father: Vincent Ignatius Blake¹ b. c 1859
• Mother: Kathleen Hunter¹

• Birth*: Valentine Vincent Blake was born in 1887 at Windsor, NSW, AUS.¹
• He was the son of Vincent Ignatius Blake and Kathleen Hunter.¹
• Death*: Valentine Vincent Blake died on 9 December 1915 at The Apex, northern Anzac sector; Cause of death: killed in action.¹

Edward V Blake¹

• Father: Vincent Ignatius Blake¹ b. c 1859
• Mother: Kathleen Hunter¹

• Birth*: Edward V Blake was born in 1890 at Richmond, NSW, AUS.¹
• He was the son of Vincent Ignatius Blake and Kathleen Hunter.¹

• Note*: Edward V Blake living in NZ in 1922.¹

Andrew McPherson Russell¹

• Father: Minto Russell¹ b. 27 Jan 1896, d. 31 Jul 1988
• Mother: Christina Mary MacPherson¹ b. 3 Oct 1898, d. Feb 1938

• Birth*: Andrew McPherson Russell was born on 2 March 1929.¹
• He was the son of Minto Russell and Christina Mary MacPherson.¹
• Marriage*: Andrew McPherson Russell married Irene Kennedy Linton on 27 June 1957.¹
• Death*: Andrew McPherson Russell died on 4 June 2007 at age 78.¹

Irene Kennedy Linton¹

• Birth*: Irene Kennedy Linton was born on 22 October 1934.¹
• Marriage*: She married Andrew McPherson Russell, son of Minto Russell and Christina Mary MacPherson, on 27 June 1957.¹
• Death*: Irene Kennedy Linton died on 21 December 1994 at age 60.¹

• Married Name: As of 27 June 1957,her married name was Russell.¹

Hugh Chalmers¹

• Marriage*: Hugh Chalmers married Agnes Stirrat.¹
• Death*: Hugh Chalmers died on 24 February 1785 at Glen Farm, Stevenston, AYR, SCT.¹
• Burial*: He was buried after 24 February 1785 at Dalry, SCT.¹

• Occupation*: Hugh Chalmers was farmer at Greenhouse, Auldmuir, Dalry, SCT.¹

Agnes Stirrat¹

• Marriage*: Agnes Stirrat married Hugh Chalmers.¹

• Married Name: Her married name was Chalmers.¹

George Ferguson¹

• Marriage*: George Ferguson married Margaret Thomson, daughter of David Thomson and Margaret Chalmers.¹

Maisie Ella Masterton^1,2,3

• Father: William Masterton¹
• Mother: Ella Louise Smith¹ b. 1867, d. 1919

• Birth*: Maisie Ella Masterton was born on 25 April 1904.¹
• She was the daughter of William Masterton and Ella Louise Smith.¹
• Death*: Maisie Ella Masterton died on 11 September 2008 at Brookfield, QLD, AUS, at age 104.^1,2,3

• Married Name: As of 1923,her married name was Clarke.⁴

Joseph Smith^1,2

• Father: Joseph Smith² b. 15 Apr 1804, d. 20 Sep 1856

• Joseph Smith was the son of Joseph Smith.²
• Marriage*: Joseph Smith married Jane Lewis in 1866 at Mudgee, NSW, AUS.^3,2

Jane Lewis^1,2

• Marriage*: Jane Lewis married Joseph Smith, son of Joseph Smith, in 1866 at Mudgee, NSW, AUS.^3,2

• Married Name: As of 1866,her married name was Smith.^3,2

Ella Dorothea Clarke¹

• Mother: Maisie Ella Masterton¹ b. 25 Apr 1904, d. 11 Sep 2008

• Birth*: Ella Dorothea Clarke was born circa 1928.¹
• She was the daughter of Maisie Ella Masterton.¹
• Death*: Ella Dorothea Clarke died in 1991; Cause of death: muscular dystrophy.¹

• Married Name: Her married name was Upton.¹

Gregory Burns Clarke^1,2

• Mother: Maisie Ella Masterton¹ b. 25 Apr 1904, d. 11 Sep 2008

• Gregory Burns Clarke was the son of Maisie Ella Masterton.¹
• Death*: Gregory Burns Clarke died in 1937 at Chatswood, NSW, AUS.^1,2

Norman Williams¹

• Death*: Norman Williams died in March 2009.¹

Vera Masterton¹

• Father: William Masterton¹
• Mother: Ella Louise Smith¹ b. 1867, d. 1919

• Birth*: Vera Masterton was born in 1895 at St Peters, NSW, AUS.²
• She was the daughter of William Masterton and Ella Louise Smith.¹

William Charles Hill¹

William Charles Hill. Source: Dannielle Hurley

• Father: Richard Hill²
• Mother: Henrietta Cox²

• Charts: Descendants Chart for John Smith

• Birth*: William Charles Hill was born on 5 May 1838 at Sydney, NSW, AUS.²
• He was the son of Richard Hill and Henrietta Cox.²
• Marriage*: William Charles Hill married Alice Rebecca Smith, daughter of Captain Charles Smith and Elizabeth Ann Bennett, on 20 August 1874 at Sydney, NSW, AUS.^1,3,2
• Death*: William Charles Hill died on 11 January 1919 at Woollahra, NSW, AUS, at age 80.²
• Burial*: He was buried after 11 January 1919 at Waverley Cemetery, Waverley, NSW, AUS.²

• Occupation*: William Charles Hill was Woolbroker, stock and station agent, pastoralist. Spent most of early life in the country. Original partner in a firm of woolbrokers and stock and station agents, chairman of directors; Managing Director of Butterbone Pastoral Company which owned Butterbone station near Warren. Member of Aborigines Board from 1898 until 1911. Large shareholder in Rosehill Racing Club, chairman of directors over 25 years. Recreational interests include racehorses, boxing and cricket. Union Club.^2,4
• Occupation: He was Commissioned as a Justice of the Peace in 1872.^2,4
• (Beneficiary) Probate: He was named in the Probate of Captain Charles Smith as a beneficiary.³
• (NSWLegC) Parliament: William Charles Hill was a Member of the NSW Legislative Council during the period between 12 June 1900 and 11 January 1919 and had a Life Appointment under the Constitution Act.⁴

Edith Alice Rebecca Smith Hill^1,2

Edith Alice Rebecca Smith Hill. Source: Dannielle Hurley

• Father: William Charles Hill^1,2 b. 5 May 1838, d. 11 Jan 1919
• Mother: Alice Rebecca Smith^1,2 b. 11 Apr 1853, d. 10 Sep 1875

• Charts: Descendants Chart for John Smith

• Birth*: Edith Alice Rebecca Smith Hill was born in 1875 at Sydney, NSW, AUS.^1,2
• She was the daughter of William Charles Hill and Alice Rebecca Smith.^1,2
• Death*: Edith Alice Rebecca Smith Hill died in 1952 at Katoomba, NSW, AUS.²

• Note*: Edith Alice Rebecca Smith Hill never married, no issue.²

Alfred W L Leuenbergen¹

• Marriage*: Alfred W L Leuenbergen married Ella Louise Smith, daughter of Joseph Smith and Jane Lewis, in 1886 at Newtown, NSW, AUS.^1,2

Joseph Smith^1,2

• Father: Joseph Smith^3,1,2 b. c 1773, d. 22 Jun 1856
• Mother: Margaret Holmes^1,2 b. c 1774, d. 10 Sep 1850

• Birth*: Joseph Smith was born on 15 April 1804 at Richmond, NSW, AUS.²
• He was the son of Joseph Smith and Margaret Holmes.^3,1,2
• Death*: Joseph Smith died on 20 September 1856 at Pitt Town, NSW, AUS, at age 52.²

Joseph Smith^1,2

• Birth*: Joseph Smith was born circa 1773 at London, LND, ENG.²
• Marriage*: He married Margaret Holmes on 4 October 1812 at St Matthews Church of England, Windsor, NSW, AUS.^3,4,2
• Death*: Joseph Smith died on 22 June 1856 at St Albans, NSW, AUS.²
• Burial*: He was buried after 22 June 1856 at St Albans, NSW, AUS.²

• Convict*: Joseph Smith was convict of 306. JOSEPH SMITH was indicted for stealing, on the 1st of April , two linen shirts, value 3 s. two linen neck handkerchiefs, value 6 d. three pair of cotton stockings, value 1 s. one linen waistcoat, value 1 s. the property of Elizabeth Landame .
  
  The prisoner was taken with the things upon him.
  
  GUILTY .
  
  Transported for seven years .
  
  Tried by the second Middlesex Jury before Mr. Baron HOTHAM . on 2 April 1788 at The Old Bailey, LND, ENG.⁵
• Convict: He was transported on 19 January 1790 from ENG onboard the "Neptune."⁶
• Convict: He arrived at Sydney, NSW, AUS, on 28 June 1790.^2,6

Margaret Holmes^1,2

• Marriage*: Margaret Holmes married Thomas Morrison.²
• Marriage*: Margaret Holmes married William Smith.²
• Marriage*: Margaret Holmes married Patrick Shannon.²
• Birth*: Margaret Holmes was born circa 1774 at London, LND, ENG.²
• Marriage*: She married Joseph Smith on 4 October 1812 at St Matthews Church of England, Windsor, NSW, AUS.^1,3,2
• Death*: Margaret Holmes died on 10 September 1850 at St Albans, NSW, AUS.²
• Burial*: She was buried after 10 September 1850 at St Albans, NSW, AUS.²

• Married Name: Her married name was Shannon.²
• Married Name: Her married name was Morrison.²
• Convict*: Margaret Holmes was convicted on 9 December 1789, found quilty and sentenced for transportation for seven years.⁴
• Convict: The trial of Margaret Holmes was held on 9 December 1789 at The Old Bailey, LND, ENG, under the charge of theft, grand larceny. Trial notes are as follow:
  
  16. HANNAH CARLTON and MARGARET HOLMES were indicted for stealing, on the 4th of November last, fourteen yards of callico, value 16 s. the property of Edward Bowerbank .
  
  EDWARD BOWERBANK sworn.
  
  I am a linen draper in Newgate-street : I lost fourteen yards of callico, on the 4th of November; I cannot tell what day of the week; I was not at home: I was sent for immediately on the prisoners being detected.
  
  JOHN BOWERBANK sworn.
  
  The prisoners came into the shop of Mr. Edward Bowerbank , between five and six, the 4th of November, to buy a cotton bed-gown; I shewed them some prints for it; and Ann Carlton took one of the prints off the counter; I saw her; it was a piece of callico containing fourteen yards; I had shewed it to her the first piece; she laid it on one side; and I saw her take it, and put it under her apron, and go to the door; in consequence of which, she says to the other that she left in the shop, make haste and buy; she made no answer; and while I was going to the counter, she made off; I took her about an hundred yards from the door; she had the property on her; till I brought her into the shop, it was under her apron; I saw her drop it in the shop; I picked it up; I gave it to my brother; and he and me have had the care of it: he locked it up; I am sure that piece belonged to my brother; it has our shop mark: when the prisoners came in, they looked at the prints, and discoursed together; I took her into custody.
  
  EBENEZER BOWMAN sworn.
  
  I am a haberdasher; I was passing along Newgate-street, and happened to stop; there was a confusion of carriages, and I stopped opposite the door; and I saw the prisoner Carlton come out of the door with some thing in her apron; and she said to Holmes, make haste and buy what you want, and come along; Carlton was at Mr. Bowerbank's door; immediately after that, she ran; and then seeing Mr. John Bowerbank come out, she ran very fast up the street; and John Bowerbank caught her about a hundred yards from the door, brought her back, and said she was a shoplifter, and had taken a piece of print; she said nothing; I desired him to be cautious how she dropped it, because she might take it with others; and I saw the print under her apron, and on the step of the door; it was a small pattern, yellowish ground, two or three colours; it was opened, and I particularly looked at it; the cotton was taken care of by Mr. Bowerbank; Holmes was in the shop; I saw her doing nothing.
  
  GEORGE PIERPONT sworn.
  
  I am a constable; I took the prisoners into custody at Mr. Bowerbank's; I left the property with Mr. Bowerbank; I searched them both, and found no property about them, nor any money, except a few bad halfpence; I examined their pockets compleatly.
  
  (The cotton deposed to by Edward Bowerbank .)
  
  There is a shop mark in characters, in figures; it was made by me; the figures were a V turned the wrong way, and a cross; I had such a piece when I went out; I had no property but what was my own.
  
  Prisoners. We have nothing to say; we have no witnesses.
  
  HANNAH CARLTON MARGARET HOLMES
  
  GUILTY ,
  
  Transported for seven years .
  
  Tried by the London Jury before Mr. RECORDER.⁴
  
• Convict: She was transported on 16 February 1791 from ENG onboard the "Mary Ann."⁵
• Convict: She arrived at Sydney, NSW, AUS, on 9 July 1791. Her children [withMother Arr Free] accompanied her as free settlers.^2,5
• Married Name: As of 4 October 1812,her married name was Smith.^1,3,2

Richard Hill¹

• Marriage*: Richard Hill married Henrietta Cox.¹

Henrietta Cox¹

• Marriage*: Henrietta Cox married Richard Hill.¹

• Married Name: Her married name was Hill.¹

Thomas Morrison¹

• Marriage*: Thomas Morrison married Margaret Holmes.¹

William Smith¹

• Marriage*: William Smith married Margaret Holmes.¹

Patrick Shannon¹

• Marriage*: Patrick Shannon married Margaret Holmes.¹

• Name Variation: Patrick Shannon was also known as Shane.¹

William Morrison¹

• Father: Thomas Morrison¹
• Mother: Margaret Holmes¹ b. c 1774, d. 10 Sep 1850

• Birth*: William Morrison was born on 28 April 1792 at Sydney, NSW, AUS.¹
• He was the son of Thomas Morrison and Margaret Holmes.¹
• Death*: William Morrison died on 12 July 1795 at Sydney, NSW, AUS, at age 3.¹

Charlotte Smith¹

• Father: William Smith¹
• Mother: Margaret Holmes¹ b. c 1774, d. 10 Sep 1850

• Birth*: Charlotte Smith was born on 28 October 1794 at Sydney, NSW, AUS.¹
• She was the daughter of William Smith and Margaret Holmes.¹
• Marriage*: Charlotte Smith married Richard William Cobcroft on 2 November 1812.¹
• Death*: Charlotte Smith died on 30 December 1828 at Wilberforce, NSW, AUS, at age 34.¹

• Married Name: As of 2 November 1812,her married name was Cobcroft.¹