Edward George William MORGAN [14259]
Sex: M
AKA: Edward George William MORGANS
Individual Information
Birth Date: 2 Jun 1910 - Traralgon, Victoria, Australia 6414
Christening:
Death: 11 Nov 1973 - Pira, Vic, Australia 6415
Burial: 13 Nov 1973 - Swan Hill , Vic, Australia 6415
Parents
Father: John MORGAN [14258] (1866-1939)
Mother: Amelia WILLIAMS [14257] (1870-1928)
Spouses and Children
1. *Minnie Ann Margaret EASTWOOD [14264] (7 Jul 1920 - 5 Oct 2001)
Marriage: 1938 - Footscray, Vic, Australia 3499
Status:
Children:
1. Dawn Barbara MORGAN [14265]
2. Lynette Ann MORGANS [14260]
3. John Edward MORGAN [14266]
Notes
General:
At the time of his death at Pira, Victoria (near Swan Hill), Edward's occupation is given as railways repairer. The coroner at Mildura ordered burial without an inquest. The certificat states that Edard and Minnie were married at Footscray when he was 28 years old and they had 3 children at the time of his death.
Elizabeth MORGAN [10850]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date:
Christening: 9 Apr 1764 - Carmarthen, Carmarthen, Wales 5621
Death: 1837 - Laugharne, Carmarthenshire, Wales, England 5621
Burial:
Spouses and Children
Children:
1. Margaret LEWIS [8234] (Abt 1821-1895)
Elizabeth Ann MORGAN [1281]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 20 Feb 1857 - Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England
Christening:
Death: 17 Oct 1932 - Warragul, Victoria, Australia 6416
Burial: 18 Oct 1932 - Bunyip, Vic, Australia
Parents
Father: Richard William MORGAN [1290] (1825-1888)
Mother: Ann Elizabeth SWINDON [1289] (1830-1863)
Spouses and Children
1. *Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (19 Aug 1846 - 2 Nov 1936)
Marriage: 16 Dec 1902 - Melbourne, VIC, Australia 3136
Status:
Children:
1. Alfred Thomas MORGAN DAWES [1817] (1873-1876)
2. Charles Edward Daws MORGAN DAWES [1818] (1875-1951)
3. Emily Elizabeth DAWES [1819] (1877-1957)
4. Alfred Henry DAWES [1820] (1880-1967)
5. Frances DAWES [1848] (1882-1955)
6. Rosie DAWES 3137 [1821] (1884-1884)
7. Adelaide DAWES [1822] (1885-1902)
8. Victoria DAWES [1823] (1887-1889)
9. William DAWES 2 [1824] (1889-1889)
10. James DAWES [1825] (1891-1891)
11. James DAWES 2 3138 [1826] (1892-1893)
12. Victor DAWES [1827] (1896-1966)
Notes
General:
Elizabeth Ann MORGAN married Alfred DAWES. They had 12 known children.
All but the first of these children were registered as DAWES and Charles Edward DAWS.
Very little is known about the family of Richard Morgan and Elizabeth Swindon.
Richard was a wood carver, he married Elizabeth in England and came to Australia, from England in 1858. Elizabeth, died with seven children, when Frances, the youngest had just turned one year old, and in the same year Frances's 7 year old brother died as well. It is thought that Richard, left at least the younger children and they were apparently put into an orphanage or similar, probably somewhere in Melbourne. What happened to the two older children, Richard and Jane is not known. Perhaps they went with their father to Sydney, but that is unknown at this time. Richard died of throat cancer in an asylum for the infirm and destitute in Sydney. There was very little information on his death certificate apart from his name and age. The informant knew nothing of his marital status, his occupation and any personal details whatsoever.
Frances, the youngest sister of Elizabeth, had one illegitimate child in the Castlemaine area and returned to Melbourne where she had another child. It is uncertain if this child is the child of Alfred Dawes. Frances then moved in with her two sisters, Elizabeth and Louisa, who were living in the Garfield / Iona area, Victoria, Australia, with Alfred Dawes. Each of the three sisters had children to Alfred Dawes over many years, and their surnames were registered as Dawes, Morgan or occasionally Morgan Dawes. All of the children, approximately 28 in total used Dawes as their surname.
The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954) Sat 22 Oct 1932 Page 11
Family Notices
DAWES. - On the 17th October, at Warragul Hospital, Elizabeth, loving wife of Alfred Dawes, of Garfield, mother of Emily (Mrs. ??, Scotland), Charlie, Alfred, Victor, Fanny (Mrs. Watts), aged 78.
Eric Mitchell MORGAN [7249]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1915 - , SA, Australia
Christening:
Death: 5 Dec 1942 - At Sea
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *Hannah Maria HOWARD [7246] (Mar Q 1913 - 1973)
Marriage: 1941
Status:
Frances Louise MORGAN [1840]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 30 Jan 1886 - Melbourne, VIC, Australia 6417
Christening:
Death: 13 Mar 1886 - Collingwood, VIC, Australia 6418
Burial:
Parents
Father: Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (1846-1936) (Relationship: uncertain )
Mother: Frances Mary Ann MORGAN [1288] (1862-1932) (Relationship: Biological )
Father: Unknown [—?—] [3240] ( - )
Mother: Frances Mary Ann MORGAN [1288] (1862-1932)
Notes
General:
may have been the biological child of Alfred Thomas Dawes, but this is uncertain.
Frances Mary Ann MORGAN [1288]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 16 May 1862 - Carlton, Victoria, Australia 6419
Christening:
Death: 13 Aug 1932 - Warragul, Victoria, Australia 6420
Burial: 15 Aug 1932 - Bunyip, Vic, Australia
Parents
Father: Richard William MORGAN [1290] (1825-1888)
Mother: Ann Elizabeth SWINDON [1289] (1830-1863)
Spouses and Children
1. Unknown [—?—] [3240] ( - )
Partnership:
Status: No evidence this couple married
Children:
1. Francis Charles MORGAN DAWES [1838] (1881-1973)
2. Frances Louise MORGAN [1840] (1886-1886)
2. *Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (19 Aug 1846 - 2 Nov 1936)
Partnership:
Status: No evidence this couple married
Children:
1. Francis Charles MORGAN DAWES [1838] (1881-1973) (Foster) (Father: Step ) (Mother: Biological )
2. Frances Louise MORGAN [1840] (1886-1886) (biologial child of one parent) (Father: uncertain ) (Mother: Biological )
3. Hilda Maud MORGAN DAWES [1841] (1888-1925)
4. Richmond Dawes MORGAN DAWES [1842] (1890-1967)
5. Walter George Dawes MORGAN DAWES [1843] (1893-1965)
6. Clifford Gordon Doyle MORGAN DAWES [1844] (1898-1972)
7. Arthur Morgan MORGAN DAWES [1845] (1901-1982)
8. Theadora MORGAN DAWES [241] (1906-1979)
Notes
General:
Frances Mary Ann MORGAN did not marry. She had two children to an unknown father and five known children to Alfred DAWES, although her second child may have been Alfred Dawes's biological child.
These children were all raised with the surname of DAWES although their births were all registered as MORGAN.
Henry MORGAN [3348]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1855 - , , England 249
Christening: 3 Jun 1855 - Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England 6421
Death: 19 Aug 1863 - Melbourne, VIC, Australia 6422,6423
Burial: 21 Aug 1863 - Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Parents
Father: Richard William MORGAN [1290] (1825-1888)
Mother: Ann Elizabeth SWINDON [1289] (1830-1863)
Notes
General:
Henry died of starvation and purpura haemorrhagia in hospital in Melbourne, 3 months after his mother died, and is buried at the "New" Melbourne Cemetery.
Jaden MORGAN [4275]
Sex: M
Parents
Father: Scott MORGAN [3271]
Mother:
Jane MORGAN [3210]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 8 Aug 1851 - , , England
Christening: 21 Sep 1851 - Shoreditch, London, England 6424
Death:
Burial:
Parents
Father: Richard William MORGAN [1290] (1825-1888)
Mother: Ann Elizabeth SWINDON [1289] (1830-1863)
Notes
General:
Family lore states that Jane and her older brother went with their father when he left the family to find work. No trace has yet been found of Jane. I have investigated several possibilities, but unfortunately none of those are this Jane Morgan.
John MORGAN [3347]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1854 - , , England 249
Christening: 13 Dec 1857 - Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England 6425
Death: 30 Mar 1925 - Melbourne South, Vic, Australia 6426
Burial: 1 Apr 1925 - Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Parents
Father: Richard William MORGAN [1290] (1825-1888)
Mother: Ann Elizabeth SWINDON [1289] (1830-1863)
Spouses and Children
1. *Emily DOHERTY [3639] (1862 - 1932)
Marriage: 1899 - , Victoria, Australia 3393
Status:
Notes
General:
Occupation on death certificate given as Greengrocer. Said to have married Emily Doherty when he was 44 years of age and had no children.
John MORGAN [14268]
Sex: M
Spouses and Children
1. *Ann Elizabeth SHAW [14269]
Children:
1. John MORGAN [14258] (1866-1939)
John MORGAN [14258]
Sex: M
AKA: John MORGANS
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1866 - Grant, VIC, Australia 6427
Christening:
Death: 1939 - Seddon, Vic, Australia 6428
Burial:
Parents
Father: John MORGAN [14268]
Mother: Ann Elizabeth SHAW [14269]
Spouses and Children
1. *Amelia WILLIAMS [14257] (3 Nov 1870 - 3 Apr 1928)
Marriage: 14 Dec 1887 - Traralgon, Victoria, Australia 6429
Status:
Children:
1. Edward George William MORGAN 3498 [14259] (1910-1973)
Notes
General:
The Age (Melbourne, Vic. : 1854 - 1954) Fri 22 Sep 1939 Page 1
Family Notices
MORGANS.\emdash On September ?, loved husband of the late Amelia Morgans, and dearly
loved father of Alice (Mrs. Heath), Jack (deceased), Len, Bernice (Mrs. Murdoch), Ted, Harold and Rita, At rest.
Name is sometimes recorded as Morgan and sometimes as Morgans
John MORGAN [7863]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1912 - Sydney, NSW, Australia 6430
Christening:
Death: 1912 - Sydney, NSW, Australia 6431
Burial:
Parents
Father: Richard David MORGAN [7857] (1881-1966)
Mother: Ethel May CURTIN [7860] (Abt 1879-1959)
John Edward MORGAN [14266]
Sex: M
Parents
Father: Edward George William MORGAN [14259] (1910-1973) 3498
Mother: Minnie Ann Margaret EASTWOOD [14264] (1920-2001)
Kristy MORGAN [3272]
Sex: F
Parents
Father: MORGAN [3270]
Mother: Leonie WILSON [3269]
Spouses and Children
Louisa MORGAN [1277]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 16 Sep 1859 - Sandridge, Victoria, Australia 6432
Christening:
Death: 28 Jul 1946 - Murrumbeena, Vic, Australia 6433
Burial:
Parents
Father: Richard William MORGAN [1290] (1825-1888)
Mother: Ann Elizabeth SWINDON [1289] (1830-1863)
Spouses and Children
1. *Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (19 Aug 1846 - 2 Nov 1936)
Partnership:
Status: No evidence this couple married
Children:
1. Charlotte DAWES [1828] ( - )
2. Louisa Morgan DAWES [1829] (1877-1904)
3. Olive May DAWES [1830] (1881-1969)
4. William DAWES 3 [1831] (1883-1962)
5. George MORGAN DAWES [1832] (1886-1971)
6. Thomas MORGAN DAWES [1833] (1888-1888)
7. Albert Dawes MORGAN DAWES [1834] (1890-1962)
8. Florence MORGAN DAWES [1835] (1893-1989)
9. Gladstone MORGAN DAWES [1836] (1898-1918)
10. Harry Dawes MORGAN DAWES [1837] (1902-1971)
Notes
General:
Louisa MORGAN did not marry. She had 10 known children to Alfred DAWES.
These children have been registered as MORGAN DAWES, MORGAN and DAWES.
According to family tradition, Louisa was extremely angry and upset when Alfred married her elder sister Elizabeth and Louisa moved away at that time. There was little contact between Louisa and the other sisters after that time.
Lynette Patricia MORGAN [4753]
Sex: F
Spouses and Children
1. *Peter Ronald NEWMAN [4752]Mary Ann MORGAN [9569]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: Abt 1828 4957
Christening: 31 Aug 1828 - Stepney, Middlesex, England 6434
Death:
Burial:
Parents
Father: Richard MORGAN [3349] (Cir 1806- ) 249
Mother: Mary HORNING [4062] (Cir 1806- )
Mildred Edith MORGAN [7862]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1910 - Sydney, NSW, Australia 6435
Christening:
Death: 1910 - Sydney, NSW, Australia 6436
Burial:
Events
1. Obituary: Sydney Morning Herald Newspaper, 25 Jul 1910, Sydney, NSW, Australia.
Parents
Father: Richard David MORGAN [7857] (1881-1966)
Mother: Ethel May CURTIN [7860] (Abt 1879-1959)
Notes
General:
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Mon 25 Jul 1910 Page 14 Family Notices
MORGAN.- The friends and family of Mr. and Mrs. RICHARD D MORGAN, are kindly invited to attend the funeral of their beloved infant DAUGHTER Mildred Edith to leave 67 Fitzroy Street for Waverley Cemetery
Richard MORGAN [3349]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: Cir 1806 - , , England 4957
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary HORNING [4062] (Cir 1806 - )
Marriage: 25 Dec 1824 - Limehouse, Middlesex, England 4956
Status:
Children:
1. Richard William MORGAN [1290] (1825-1888)
2. Mary Ann MORGAN 4957 [9569] (Abt 1828- )
Notes
General:
Richard and Mary Morgan had 2 children baptised at Upper St Martins in the Field in 1839. Richard's occupation is given as Card Maker.
There is a Baptism on 27 Jan 1805 • Saint Mary-St Marylebone Road,St Marylebone, London, England, of a Richard Morgan, whose parents are Richard and Hannah.
Richard may have had a brother b. c. 1811 named Thomas and also a carpenter. At the 1841 census there is a Richard Morgan 35 carpenter, Elizabeth , 30 and Thomas Morgan 30 carpenter living in Bethnal Green. These three were said to have NOT been born the Middlesex. There are also two children named Richard Morgan living at the same address, one is aged 12 , the other is aged 6 as well as a Mary Ann aged 10 and Thomas aged 4. There is no indication which children belong to which adults.
Richard David MORGAN [7857]
Sex: M
AKA: Dave MORGAN
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1881 - Sydney, NSW, Australia 6437
Christening:
Death: 18 Apr 1966 - Lidcombe, NSW, Australia 6438,6439
Burial: 21 Apr 1966 - Point Clare, Gosford, NSW, Australia
Events
1. Residence: 1 Salisbury Road, 1930, Guildford, NSW, Australia. Occupation railway employee.
2. Residence: 18 Gordon Avenue, 1949, Granville, NSW, Australia. no occupation.
3. Residence: Steyne Road, 1954 to 1963, Saratoga, NSW, Australia. no occupation.
Parents
Father: Richard Thomas MORGAN [3346] (1849-1909) 249,4832
Mother: Sarah Ann HODGSON [7856] (1854-1923)
Spouses and Children
1. *Ethel May CURTIN [7860] (Abt 1879 - 1959)
Marriage: 1 Nov 1905 - Sydney, NSW, Australia 2748,2749
Status:
Children:
1. Richard Thomas MORGAN [7861] (1906- )
2. Mildred Edith MORGAN [7862] (1910-1910)
3. John MORGAN [7863] (1912-1912)
Notes
General:
Richard's occupation was said to be porter, on his death certificate and he was buried at the Seventh Day Adventist Cemetery at Point Claire. The death was registered by Richard Thomas Morgan, who was living at 202 Steyne Road Saratoga at the time of his father's death.
Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 - 2001) Fri 23 Sep 1966 [Issue No.101] Page 3928 IN the matter of the estates of the undermentioned deceased Richard David Morgan, late of Lidcombe, formerly Gosford, N.S.W., retired railway employee, died 18th April, 1966; an election to administer, with the will dated 8th May, 1964, appointing the Public Trustee, sole executor, thereof, was filed on 20th September, 1966.
Richard Thomas MORGAN [3346]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: Jul 1849 - Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England
Christening: 13 Dec 1849 - Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England
Death: 21 Aug 1909 - Surry Hills, NSW, Australia
Burial: 22 Aug 1909 - Waverley, NSW, Australia 6440
Events
1. Residence: 67 Fitzroy Street, 21 Aug 1909, Surry Hills, NSW, Australia.
2. Occupation: Wood carver.
Parents
Father: Richard William MORGAN [1290] (1825-1888)
Mother: Ann Elizabeth SWINDON [1289] (1830-1863)
Spouses and Children
1. *Sarah Ann HODGSON [7856] (1854 - 26 Dec 1923)
Marriage: 27 Jul 1874 - Sydney, NSW, Australia 4834,4835
Status:
Children:
1. Edith Melville HODGSON [7870] (1875-1950) (adopted) (Father: Foster ) (Mother: Adopted )
2. Richard David MORGAN [7857] (1881-1966)
Notes
General:
Richard and Sarah were married at St Michael's Church, Surry Hills, Sydney, NSW according to the rites of the Church of England by Hutton Smith King. Sarah Ann Whitehead (apparently remarried), mother of the bride gave permission for the marriage. At the time of the marriage Richard was living at Newtown and Sarah Ann was living at Riley Street Sydney. Fathers of the bride and grooms' occupations were given as wood carver and sawyer respectively. Witnesses to the marriage were Henry Evans and Elizabeth Spilsted.
Death certificate states that Richard's occupation was wood carver and that his father was Richard "Thomas" Morgan, a wood carver and that he had lived in NSW for about 40 years.
Message from Facebook Group Australian Genealogy: Anne Hickey: First name(s) RICHARD THOMAS Last name MORGAN Age 59 Denomination Anglican Birth year 1850 Death year 1909 Death date 21 Aug 1909 Inscription husb of Sarah A. Morgan Cemetery Waverley Cemetery row 3 Number of graves 2 Section 19 Select Plot number 4050,4051 State New South Wales Country Australia Record set Waverley and South Head Cemeteries
8354/1881 MORGAN RICHARD DAVID RICHARD THOMAS SARAH A WATERLOO
Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931) Sat 21 Aug 1909 Page 16 Family Notices
MORGAN. - The Friends of the late Mr. RICHARD T. MORGAN (Wood Carver) are kindly Invited to attend his Funeral; which will leave his late residence. 67 Fitzroy-street, Surry Hills, TO-MORROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, for the Waverley cemetery. JOSEPH METCALF, Undertaker, Redfern.
MORGAN. - The Friends of Mrs. R. T. MORGAN and RICHARD (DAVE) are kindly Invited to attend the Funeral of their beloved HUSBAND and FATHER; which will leave his late residence, 67 Fitzroy-street, Surry Sills, TO-MORROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, for the Waverley Cemetery. JOSEPH METCALF, Undertaker. Redfern.
MORGAN - The Friends of Mr. and Mrs. JAMES WATSON, of Schimel-street. Waterloo, are kindly Invited to attend the Funeral of their beloved BROTHER-IN-LAW, Mr. Richard T. Morgan; which will leave his late residence, 67 Fitzroy-street, Surry Mills, TO-MORROW (Sunday)AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, for the 'Waverley Cemetery.
Sunday Times (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1930) Sun 22 Aug 1909 Page 2 Advertising
MORGAN. - The Friends of the late Mr. RICHARD T. MORGAN (Wood Carver) are kindly invited to attend his Funeral ; which will leave his late residence, 67 Fitzroy-street, Surry Hills, THIS (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, for the Waverley Cemetery. JOSEPH METCALF, uundertaker, Redfem.
MORGAN. - The Friends of Mrs. R. T. MORGAN and RICHARD (DAVE) are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their beloved HUSBAND and FATHER ; which will leave his late residence, (67 Fitzroy-street, Surry Hills, THIS (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, for the Waverley Cemetery. JOSEPH METCALF, Undertaker, Redfern.
MORGAN. - The Friends of Mr. and Mrs. JAMES WATSON, of Schimel-street, Waterloo, are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their beloved BROTHER-lN-LAW, Mr. Richard T. Morgan ; which will leave his late residence, 67 Fitzroy-street, Surry Hills, THIS (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock, for the Waverley Cemetery, JOSEPH METCALF, Undertaker, Redfern.
U.A.O.D. - ROYAL OAK LODGE No. 78 - The OFFICERS and MEMBERS are requested to attend the Funeral of our late PAST-ARCH., Bro. R. T. Morgan, to move from his late residence, 67 Fitzroy-st., Surry Hills, THIS AFTERNOON, at 2.30, for Waverley Cemetery. Dray leaves Balmain Post-office at 1.30 p.m.
F. V. POOLE, A.D. THOS. J. GIBSON, Secretary
.
The Sunday Sun (Sydney, NSW : 1903 - 1910) Sun 22 Aug 1909 Page 6 Advertising
MORGAN.- The Members of the Furniture Trades Society are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their late member, RICHARD MORGAN (Carver); to leave his late residence, 67 Fitzroy-street, Surry Hills, TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, at 3 o'clock, for Waverley Cemetery. E. W. CUTLER, Secretary
Richard Thomas MORGAN [7861]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 1906 - Sydney, NSW, Australia 6441
Christening:
Death:
Burial:
Parents
Father: Richard David MORGAN [7857] (1881-1966)
Mother: Ethel May CURTIN [7860] (Abt 1879-1959)
Spouses and Children
1. *Beryl BEGGS [13105] (Abt 1927 - 27 Sep 1991)
Marriage: 1948 - , NSW, Australia 904
Status:
Children:
1. Denise MORGAN [13106]
Richard William MORGAN [1290]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 10 Sep 1825 - Stepney, Middlesex, England 249,4957,6442
Christening: 27 Nov 1825 - Stepney, Middlesex, England 6443,6444
Death: 20 Jul 1888 - Sydney, NSW, Australia 6445
Burial: 23 Jul 1888 - Rookwood, NSW, Australia
Events
1. Residence: Baker Street, 1841, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England. possible data requires further verification.
2. Residence: 18 Wilmot Street, Dec 1850, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England. Occupation carver. Father Richard William Morgan Carpenter. Witnesses to marriage where Thomas Swindon and Elizabeth Swindon.
3. Residence: 7 Mount Street, 1851, Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England. Occupation carver.
4. Immigration: leaving Southampton, England and arriving, 14 May 1858, Melbourne, VIC, Australia. on the ship the Parsee.
5. Residence: 8 Norton Street, 1875, Parramatta, NSW, Australia. occupation woodcarver.
6. Residence: 25 Park Street, 1877, Waterloo, NSW, Australia. occupation woodcarver.
7. Residence: Elizabeth Street, 1877, Waterloo, NSW, Australia. occupation woodcarver.
8. Occupation: wood caver in Australia Street - east side, Newtown,, 1880, Sydney, NSW, Australia.
9. Residence: Church Street, 1884, Balmain, NSW, Australia. occupation - Turner.
10. Residence: 12 Tudor Terrace, Church Street, 1886, Balmain, NSW, Australia. occupaton wood carver.
Parents
Father: Richard MORGAN [3349] (Cir 1806- ) 249
Mother: Mary HORNING [4062] (Cir 1806- )
Spouses and Children
1. *Ann Elizabeth SWINDON [1289] (9 Apr 1830 - 21 May 1863)
Marriage: 30 Dec 1850 - Bethnal Green, Middlesex, England 249,6446,6447,6448
Status:
Children:
1. Richard Thomas MORGAN 249,4832 [3346] (1849-1909)
2. Jane MORGAN [3210] (1851- )
3. John MORGAN [3347] (1854-1925)
4. Henry MORGAN [3348] (1855-1863)
5. Elizabeth Ann MORGAN [1281] (1857-1932)
6. Louisa MORGAN [1277] (1859-1946)
7. Frances Mary Ann MORGAN [1288] (1862-1932)
Notes
General:
Richard and Ann were married at Bethnal Green, the witnesses to the marriage were Thomas Swindon and Elizabeth Swindon.
At the 1851 Census, Richard & Ann lived at 7 Mount Street, Bethnal Green and Richard's occupation was given as Carver. On the birth certificate of Elizabeth Ann, Richard's occupation was given as "cabinet carver master".
Richard, Ann and 5 children left Southampton on 17 February 1858 on board the "Parsee" and arrived in Melbourne on 14 May 1858. They went to Emerald Hill (now known as South Melbourne) on their own assistance on 19 May 1858.
Very little is known of Richard and his older children. Following the death of his wife it is thought that Richard may have kept his 2 older children, whilst the younger children were placed in an orphanage, however this is not certain. When Richard married i England, his occupation was given as carver, and that was also the occupation recorded in the shipping records when he and his family came to Australia. I have now found a Richard Morgan, whose occupation was recorded as wood carver, living in Australia Street, Newtown in Sydney in 1880 (Sydney and New South Wales, Sands Street Index, 1861-1930).
From handwritten notes of Theadora Morgan Dawes comes the following information:- Information I have is that, after the mother died, the three younger first were put in a home and the father went to Sydney, taking Jack, and, presumably Jane, with him. When old enough the three girls were put out to service and, I understand never heard from the others again.
Richard W Morgan died at the Macquarie Street Asylum. First listed as a Government Institution in June 1884, the Macquarie Street Asylum, Parramatta was formerly known as The Erysipelas Hospital, and "gradually merged into an Asylum for the Infirm and Destitute". The premises had originally been built as stables and barracks for convicts, before being converted into a Military Hospital in 1843. After the Military Hospital closed in 1851, the premises were utilised by The Erysipelas Hospital.
Although functioning primarily as an asylum for infirm and destitute men from 1884, wards for infectious conditions were still maintained and used for cases refused admission to Sydney Hospital, the Macquarie Street Asylum reputed to be "one Hospital whose doors are open to cases of all kinds of disease." The Government Asylums generally included medical wards, and Macquarie Street became the centre for treatment of serious eye conditions, with 342 ophthalmic cases treated at Macquarie Street in 1893. After administrative responsibility for Government Asylums transferred from the Department of Charitable Institutions to Public Health in 1913, Macquarie Street Asylum became known as the State Hospital and Asylum for the Blind and Men of Defective Sight and Senility, Macquarie Street, Parramatta.
Richard W Morgan died of throat cancer and his death certificate shows parents names unknown, occupation unknown and details of marriage also unknown but it is thought that this is the correct Richard as all other Richard Morgan deaths have been ruled out at this stage. His age was given as 60 years on the death certificate, although he would have been 62 at the time of his death. He was buried at the Rookwood Cemetery.
Cemetery Anglican & General Cemetery Trusts
Area AN
Section MM
Row N/A
Block/Plot N/A
Grave No. 0000067
Cemetery Address Hawthorne Ave, Rookwood
Cemetery Phone 9746 2177
Cemetery Fax 9764 2689
Cemetery Email administration@rookwoodcemetery.com.au
Cemetery URL http://www.rookwoodcemetery.com.au/
Grave Image No Image
The Sydney Daily Telegraph (NSW : 1879 -1883) Thu 5 May 1881 Page 3 FIRE IN CASTLEREAGH-STREET.
Shortly before 6 o'clock yesterday evening a fire broke out on the premises of Mr. E. G. Grace, upholsterer and French polisher, No. 222 Castlereagh-street, opposite the Gaiety Theatre. The fire, which evidently originated on the ground floor, entirely destroyed the building - a two-storied wooden one - owing to the inflammable nature of its contents. There were five occupants of the building, all of whom have suffered serious loss.
On the ground floor, besides Mr. Grace, there were two other persons carrying on business, viz., Messrs. Stenberg and Russell, electro-platers and gilders; and W. H. Hentsch, a surgical instrument maker. The upper storey of the building was occupied by Edward Williams, as a carpenter's workshop, and by Richard Morgan, a carver [is this father or son?]. It would appear that no one was on the premises at the time of the occurrence. Owing to the fortunate circumstance that two engines were located, one on either side, very near the place, the fire was confined to the building in which it originated, and was not allowed to spread to the adjoining premises, but these, nevertheless, were in considerable danger of being destroyed. A very few minutes after the first alarm was given, the City Fire Brigade from Park-street, and the No. 3 Company's engine from Castlereagh-street were on the spot, followed by the Insurance Companies' engine in charge of Superintendent Bown. A plentiful supply of water was then obtained from the main. The hook and ladder and fire escape, with their appliances, also very speedily arrived on the scene, and rendered good service under the guidance of their Superintendent, Mr. L. McGuinness.
Three large ladders having been hoisted against the adjacent house, the firemen, rapidly mounting, were from this commanding situation enabled to pour a well-directed stream of water into the burning building. A large crowd speedily gathered, and for some time the street was completely blocked, but the police, who quickly arrived on the scene, maintained order, and the firemen were by this means not impeded in their efforts to subdue the flames, and save the premises on either side threatened with destruction. Next to the building, on the northern side, stands the shop of Mr. Oatley, plumber, and there are several Chinese tenants who occupy the premises on the other side, all of whom had a narrow escape. One of Mr. Grace's men was seen to leave the building at about half-past 5 o'clock - the usual hour the workmen left off work, but at this time there appeared no sign of any fire on the premises. As far as is known, Messrs. Stenberg and Russell are the only tenants who have effected an insurance.
They have a policy for £300 in the Australian Mutual Insurance Company, but they state that they have lost at least £700 by the fire, the cause of which is not known.
Rodney MORGAN [14193]
Sex: M
Parents
Father: MORGAN [14192]
Mother: Patricia SILBURN [14191] (1919-2020)
Sarah Ann MORGAN [11227]
Sex: F
Spouses and Children
1. *William Henry ALGER [11226] (Abt 1875 - 1924)
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Ellen ALGER [11154] (1907-1995)
Scott MORGAN [3271]
Sex: M
Parents
Father: MORGAN [3270]
Mother: Leonie WILSON [3269]
Spouses and Children
Children:
1. Jaden MORGAN [4275]
William James MORGAN [11529]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 7 Nov 1921 - Geelong, Vic, Australia 6449
Christening:
Death: in Geelong, Vic, Australia 6449
Burial:
Parents
Father: William James MORGAN [10196] (1876-1968) 6450
Mother: Beatrice Emma WILKS [5703] (1883-1968)
Spouses and Children
1. *Isabel Amelia RANTHE [11530] (23 Dec 1920 - 2016) 6451
Marriage: 14 Nov 1942 - Geelong, Vic, Australia 6451
Status:
William James MORGAN [10196]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth Date: 25 Nov 1876 - Steglitz, Geelong, Victoria, Australia 6450
Christening:
Death: 18 Aug 1968 - Geelong, Vic, Australia 6450
Burial:
Spouses and Children
1. *Beatrice Emma WILKS [5703] (20 Mar 1883 - 7 Oct 1968)
Marriage: 16 May 1906 - Saint Lukes, Fyansford, Geelong, Victoria, Australia 6450
Status:
Children:
1. William James MORGAN 6449 [11529] (1921- )
Albert Dawes MORGAN DAWES [1834]
Sex: M
AKA: Albert DAWES
Individual Information
Birth Date: 20 Sep 1890 - Richmond, Victoria, Australia 6452
Christening:
Death: 7 Feb 1962 - Warragul, Victoria, Australia 6453
Burial:
Events
1. Military: World War 1 SERN 736, 1914-1918.
Parents
Father: Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (1846-1936)
Mother: Louisa MORGAN [1277] (1859-1946)
Spouses and Children
1. *Rose Harriet Myrtle JOLLEY [1902] (1900 - 1979)
Marriage: 13 Nov 1916 - Bunyip, Vic, Australia
Status:
Children:
1. James Gladstone DAWES [4587] (1917-1979)
2. George DAWES [4588] (1918-1980)
3. Myrtle Jean DAWES [4589] (1921-2002)
4. Alma Rose DAWES [1554] (1923-2004)
5. Leonard Albert DAWES [4590] (1929-1966)
2. Dagmar LAWSON [14278] (2 Sep 1894 - 17 Nov 1986)
Partnership:
Status: No evidence this couple married
Children:
1. Louis Angelo ORLANDI 45 [14280] (1927-2001)
Notes
General:
Albert enlisted in WW1 on 20 October 1914. He was in the 8th Australian Light Horse. He was wounded at Gallipoli in November 1915 by shrapnel in the left thumb and wrist and was discharged to return to Australia in February 1916. His Service number was 736.
surname DAWES
DNA matches down the Dawes line has shown the likelihood that Albert was the father of an additional child, to a married woman in the local area. The child was born in 1927.
Alfred Thomas MORGAN DAWES [1817]
Sex: M
AKA: Alfred DAWES
Individual Information
Birth Date: 10 Apr 1873 - Melbourne, VIC, Australia 6454
Christening:
Death: 1876 - , Victoria, Australia 6455
Burial: in , Victoria, Australia
Parents
Father: Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (1846-1936)
Mother: Elizabeth Ann MORGAN [1281] (1857-1932)
Arthur Morgan MORGAN DAWES [1845]
Sex: M
AKA: Arthur DAWES
Individual Information
Birth Date: 29 Oct 1901 - Bunyip South, Vic, Australia 6456
Christening:
Death: 9 Sep 1982 - Wentworth, NSW, Australia
Burial:
Parents
Father: Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (1846-1936)
Mother: Frances Mary Ann MORGAN [1288] (1862-1932)
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Florence BROWN [3365] (1909 - 1974)
Marriage: 20 Sep 1933 - Wentworth, NSW, Australia 1681
Status:
Children:
1. Kevin Henry DAWES [3780] (1934-1976)
2. Allan Roger DAWES [3781] (1935-1985)
3. Terence Gladstone DAWES [3782] (1939-2001)
4. Clifford Gordon DAWES [3783]
Notes
General:
Like many of the Dawes men, Arthur was a tall straight man all his life. He lived in New South Wales as long as I can remember. I remember visiting him at his little home at Curlwaa several times. The first time I can recall was around 1961.
After Flo died, Arthur lived alone for some time. In around 1979, Arthur's son Cliff and his family were living with Arthur whilst they were between homes. They had purchased a block of land close to Wentworth and would later build a home there.
Arthur always had birds, including chooks and parrots, at his house and in later years there were many trophies scattered on top of those cages deteriorating in the sun. He had many many ribbons inside the house, prizes from poultry shows. Arthur was a keen poultry fancier until his later years when he was unable to care for his beloved fowls. He passed his fowls onto his son, but he did not have such an interest in the birds as Arthur had done.
Charles Edward Daws MORGAN DAWES [1818]
Sex: M
AKA: Charles DAWES
Individual Information
Birth Date: 26 Mar 1875 - Melbourne, VIC, Australia 6457
Christening:
Death: 4 May 1951 - Frankston, Vic, Australia 6458
Burial:
Parents
Father: Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (1846-1936)
Mother: Elizabeth Ann MORGAN [1281] (1857-1932)
Spouses and Children
1. *Lilla Eliza Lucy HUTCHINS [3350] (1882 - 1965)
Marriage: 10 Aug 1904 - Catamaran, Tas, Australia
Status:
Children:
1. Sydney Charles DAWES 567 [4536] (1905-1997)
2. Edith Adelaide DAWES 567 [4537] (1907-1920)
3. Iris Emma Elizabeth DAWES 567 [4538] (1910-1975)
4. Pearl Alexandra DAWES 567 [4539] (1915-1976)
5. Birdie DAWES 567 [4540] (1917-1919)
6. Charles Herald DAWES 567 [4541] (1919-1981)
Notes
General:
Charles wife Lilla was raised at the Port Arthur Lighthouse, where her father's name is on a plaque.
Clifford Gordon Doyle MORGAN DAWES [1844]
Sex: M
AKA: Cliff DAWES
Individual Information
Birth Date: 17 Aug 1898 - Richmond, Victoria, Australia 6459
Christening:
Death: 6 Aug 1972 - Prahran, Vic, Australia 6460
Cremation: 8 Aug 1972 - Springvale, Vic, Australia 6461
Events
1. Military: World War 1 SERN 5086, 1914-1918.
2. General Info: Wounded Postcard to Australia 1, 20 Jan 1917, Colchester, Essex, England. Colchester 20th Jan 1917
Dear *Aunt Fan
Just a few lines to let you know that I am getting on alright. The Nurse is going to ask the doctor can I get up and sit in a chair in a week or so if I get on as I am now. I wrote to you and **Ray about a fortnight ago you would not have the letter yet. I set to the Base Depot and told them to sent my mail on here. I have had three letters, on from Wall***, Vic****, and Rich*****. Vic I alright now, in camp in Eng. Wall did not know that I was wounded when he wrote but he might now before he gets my letter. ?? Wall got a letter from him he said he saw Ray in Eng.
That is all I can write now so I will close with
Love from Cliff
Mary Ann Morgan who was the mother of Clifford Gordon DoyleMorgan Dawes - the children called their mothers by their first names and Elizabeth Dawes (nee Morgan) was called Mother by her nieces and nephews
**Probably Raymond Oswald Dawes [4492] - 1889-1965 - 1st cousin once removed to Cliff
***Walter George Dawes [1843] - 1893-1965 - full brother of Cliff
**** Victor Dawes [1827] - 1896-1966 - ½ brother of Cliff
*****Richmond Dawes [1842] - 1890-1967 - full brother of Cliff.
3. General Info: Wounded Postcard 2 from Hospital to Australia, 2 Feb 1917, Colchester, Essex, England. Colchester 9/2/1917
Dear Aunt Fan*
Just a few lines to let you know that I am getting along alright. I get up and sit in a chair now but cannot stand at all as my ankles are stiff and weak yet. One of the nurses took me to the pastures the other day and I might go again tomorrow.
I got a letter from Vic** the other day and one from Wall***. Vic said ……….. his letter ……………. Would be on his way to France so he will be there now. Wall's ……………. Had a letter from you the other day ……..he said. This card was taken when I was at ??? (Commando??? Or possibly town name) school in France. There was about 30 (??) of us doing the trench bayonetting bags of straw and the king ………. Of …….. watching us. They are at the Aust. ………………… and our brigadier.
I had a letter from you the other day dated ??? 9th Nov and one from Rich**** 6th, that is all
Love from Cliff.
*Francis Mary Ann Morgan who was the mother of Clifford Gordon DoyleMorgan Dawes - the children called their mothers by their first names and Elizabeth Dawes (nee Morgan) was called Mother by her nieces and nephews
**Victor Dawes [1827] - 1896-1966 - ½ brother of Cliff
*** Walter George Dawes [1843] - 1893-1965 - full brother of Cliff
**** Richmond Dawes [1842] - 1890-1967 - full brother of Cliff.
4. General Info: wounded postcard 3 to home, 20 Feb 1917, Colchester, Essex, England. Colchester 20 Feb 1917
Dear Aunt Fan*
Just a few words to let you know that I am alright. I can stand a bit now on one foot so I will be able to go about on crutches soon the wounds are heeled (sic) up now except one on the knee. I have been out two or three times in the chair.
I have not got much news to tell you. I have not heard from Wall** or Vic*** since I wrote last. Ray**** is in Eng. The last time I wrote to Wall I asked him to send me Ray's address. He sent it but whoever censored the letter cut it out. I will sent (sic) you a card every week to let you know how I am as I cannot think of enough to put in a letter. That is all this time so I will close hoping you are all well
With best love from Cliff
*Francis Mary Ann Morgan who was the mother of Clifford Gordon DoyleMorgan Dawes - the children called their mothers by their first names and Elizabeth Dawes (nee Morgan) was called Mother by her nieces and nephews
**Walter George Dawes [1843] - 1893-1965 - full brother of Cliff
***Victor Dawes [1827] - 1896-1966 - ½ brother of Cliff
**** Probably Raymond Oswald Dawes [4492] - 1889 - 1965 1st cousin once removed to Cliff.
5. General Info: Wounded Postcard 4 from Cliff to home, 3 Apr 1917, Colchester, Essex, England. Colchester 3/4/1917
Dear Aunt Fan*
Just a few lines to let you know that I am alright. I can get about alright now so I go out every day from 2pm until 6pm. I will be getting my photo taken before I leave here so I will send you one. I have not heard from you since I wrote last or from Rich** either. I have not heard from Vic*** or Glad**** for a good while. The last from [him] he was going to France the next about a week ago. Heard from Wall*****, he was alright.
That is all this time hoping you are all well best love from Cliff
Francis Mary Ann Morgan who was the mother of Clifford Gordon Doyle Morgan Dawes - the children called their mothers by their first names and Elizabeth Dawes (nee Morgan) was called Mother by her nieces and nephews
** Richmond Dawes [1842] - 1890-1967 - full brother of Cliff
*** Victor Dawes [1827] - 1896-1966 - ½ brother of Cliff
****Gladstone Dawes [1836] -1898-1918 - ½ brother of Cliff
*****Walter George Dawes [1843]- 1893-1965- full brother of Cliff.
6. Occupation: munitions worker, 1943, South Yarra, Vic, Australia.
7. Residence: 8 Cromwell Road, 1943, South Yarra, Vic, Australia.
8. 1963: cooper, 1954-1972, Armadale, Vic, Australia.
9. Residence: 86 Chatsworth Road, 1954-1972, Armadale, Vic, Australia.
Parents
Father: Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (1846-1936)
Mother: Frances Mary Ann MORGAN [1288] (1862-1932)
Spouses and Children
1. *Marie Doreen MONGER [3364] (20 Nov 1902 - 16 Feb 1992)
Marriage: 15 May 1923 - Elsternwick, Vic, Australia 6407
Status:
Children:
1. Marie Cecelia DAWES 3246 [3776] (1924-2010)
2. Beryl Frances DAWES [3777] (1925-2018)
3. Doreen Jean DAWES [3816] (1928-1928)
4. Yvonne Doreen DAWES [3778] (1932-2017)
5. Noelle Michelle DAWES [3779] (1944-1997)
Notes
General:
Cliff served in WW1. His service number was 5086. He served in France and was wounded in action early in 1917. See postcard transcriptions and photos in stories.
Florence MORGAN DAWES [1835]
Sex: F
AKA: Florence DAWES
Individual Information
Birth Date: 4 Apr 1893 - Melbourne South, Vic, Australia 6462
Christening:
Death: 3 May 1989 - Glenhuntly, Vic, Australia
Burial:
Parents
Father: Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (1846-1936)
Mother: Louisa MORGAN [1277] (1859-1946)
Spouses and Children
1. *Silas Albert THORN [3359] (11 Aug 1890 - 10 Jun 1968)
Marriage: 28 Apr 1917 - Elsternwick, Vic, Australia
Status:
Children:
1. Albert Gladstone THORN 6463 [11817] (1919-1919)
2. Olive Gwen THORN [5004] (1920-1999)
3. Jean Thelma THORN [5005]
4. Joan Beryl THORN [5006]
5. Silas Albert THORN [5003] (1928-1990)
6. Leslie Joseph THORN [5007] (1931-2019)
Francis Charles MORGAN DAWES [1838]
Sex: M
AKA: DAWES
Individual Information
Birth Date: 16 Jan 1881 - Castlemaine, Vic, Australia 6464
Christening:
Death: 25 Jun 1973 - Lilydale, Vic, Australia 6465
Burial:
Events
1. Occupation: butcher, 1900-1973, , Victoria, Australia.
Parents
Father: Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (1846-1936) (Relationship: Step )
Mother: Frances Mary Ann MORGAN [1288] (1862-1932) (Relationship: Biological )
Father: Unknown [—?—] [3240] ( - )
Mother: Frances Mary Ann MORGAN [1288] (1862-1932)
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Eliza STEPHENSON [3361] (1882 - 1970)
Marriage: 14 Apr 1923 - Lilydale, Vic, Australia
Status:
Children:
1. John Francis DAWES [5008] (1926-2017)
2. Beryl Ann DAWES [5011]
Notes
General:
raised with the surname DAWES
George MORGAN DAWES [1832]
Sex: M
AKA: George DAWES
Individual Information
Birth Date: 29 Apr 1886 - Richmond, Victoria, Australia 6466
Christening:
Death: 1971 - Broken Hill, NSW, Australia 6467
Burial:
Events
1. Residence: 333 Hebbard St, 1930-1949, Broken Hill, NSW, Australia.
2. Residence: 352 Piper St, 1954-1968, Broken Hill, NSW, Australia.
Parents
Father: Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (1846-1936)
Mother: Louisa MORGAN [1277] (1859-1946)
Spouses and Children
1. *Ethel Gertrude HOSKING [4978] (Abt 1887 - 26 Aug 1960)
Marriage: Abt 1950
Status:
Gladstone MORGAN DAWES [1836]
Sex: M
AKA: Gladstone DAWES
Individual Information
Birth Date: 9 Oct 1898 - Melbourne South, Vic, Australia 6468
Christening:
Death: 17 Jun 1918 - , , France
Burial: Jun 1918 - Ribemont, , France
Events
1. Military: World War 1 SERN 4178, 1914-1918.
Parents
Father: Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (1846-1936)
Mother: Louisa MORGAN [1277] (1859-1946)
Marriage This person had no known marriage and no known children
Notes
General:
Gladstone was in the AIF, 58th Battalion. He enlisted in July 1915, and was killed in action on 17 Jun 1918. He is buried at the Ribemont Communal Cemetery Extension, Somme, III, AA 6. His service number was 4178.
In July 1916 he was wounded in action and in 1917 he was absent without leave several times and was also charged with drunkenness and resisting arrest on one of these occasions. He was sent back to England as he was in early in 1918.
Ribemont is in the Department of the Somme, about 8 kilometres south-west of Albert. The Communal Cemetery is a little north of the village, on the west side of the road to Baizieux; and the Extension is on the south-west side of the Communal Cemetery.
Historical Information: This sector of the front was taken over by the Commonwealth forces in the early summer of 1915, when Mericourt-Ribemont Station, on the railway line from Amiens to Albert, became a railhead. However, it was not until the German advance at the end of March 1918 that the first burials were made at Ribemont, initially in the communal cemetery itself. The extension was begun in May and used until August 1918, when 68 burials were carried out by units engaged in the defence of Amiens. It was greatly enlarged after the Armistice when graves were brought in from the battlefields of 1918 east of Ribemont and from other cemeteries, including:- HEILLY BRITISH CEMETERY No.2 (so called in relation to Heilly Station Cemetery), which was in the grounds of Heilly Chateau. It was made by units in April-August 1918, and it contained the graves of 79 soldiers from Australia and 24 from the United Kingdom. HENENCOURT WOOD CEMETERY, was about 800 metres West of Henencourt, in the Wood. It was used by units and Field Ambulances from June 1916 to August 1918, and it contained the graves of 71 soldiers from the United Kingdom, 34 from Australia, one from Canada, one from South Africa, and one of an unknown unit. HENENCOURT COMMUNAL CEMETERY contained one British grave and one Australian, and the Extension 26 British and nine Australian, all of 1918. POINT 106 BRITISH CEMETERY, BRESLE, nearly 1.6 kilometres North-West of Bresle village, contained 25 graves of March-May 1918, 24 Australian and one British. In 1929, the burials in the communal cemetery were also moved into the extension. The extension now contains 498 burials and commemorations of the First World War. 36 of the burials are unidentified and there are special memorials to two soldiers whose graves in the communal cemetery could not be found, and to 16 buried in other concentrated cemeteries whose graves were destroyed in later battles. The extension was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens.
No. of Identified Casualties: 462
In memory of Gladstone, Alfred built a house in the main street of Garfield, Victoria, next door to the post office. He named the house Pozieres' House. This house burned to the ground sometime in the 1990's.
Harry Dawes MORGAN DAWES [1837]
Sex: M
AKA: Harry DAWES
Individual Information
Birth Date: 31 Mar 1902 - Melbourne South, Vic, Australia 6469
Christening:
Death: 5 May 1971 - Dandenong, Victoria, Australia 6470,6471
Burial: 7 May 1971 - Springvale, Vic, Australia
Parents
Father: Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (1846-1936)
Mother: Louisa MORGAN [1277] (1859-1946)
Spouses and Children
1. *Doris HALE [3360] (1916 - 22 Dec 1999)
Marriage: 10 Dec 1960 - Oakleigh, Vic, Australia 4441,4442
Status:
Notes
General:
Artist in water colours
Hilda Maud MORGAN DAWES [1841]
Sex: F
AKA: Hilda DAWES,
Maud DAWES,
Maude HILL
Individual Information
Birth Date: 23 Feb 1888 - Richmond, Victoria, Australia 6472
Christening:
Death: 22 Nov 1925 - Warragul, Victoria, Australia 6473,6474
Burial: 24 Nov 1925 - Bunyip, Vic, Australia
Parents
Father: Alfred Thomas DAWES [1278] (1846-1936)
Mother: Frances Mary Ann MORGAN [1288] (1862-1932)
Spouses and Children
1. *Samuel Abner Simpson Edward HILL [3362] (15 Dec 1884 - 30 Jul 1925)
Marriage: 15 Dec 1909 - Richmond, Victoria, Australia
Status:
Children:
1. Maude Charlotte Edith HILL [5012] (1910-1976)
2. Edward John Abner HILL [5014] (1913-1989)
3. Hilda Francis Rose HILL [5016] (1915-1987)
4. Adelaide Ivy HILL [5017] (1917-2006)
5. Rowland Clifford HILL [9395] (1920-1920)
Notes
General:
surname DAWES.
From an undated (probably 1925) and unknown newspaper, a clipping of which I have a photocopy the following:
A sad death occurred in the West Gippsland Hospital on Sunday last, when Mrs Maude Hilda Hill (relict of the late Mr Abner Hill who died about 3 months ago) passed away, at the early age of 37 years. The deceased (who was a daughter of Mr A. Dawes, Garfield) had lived in the district practically the whole of her life, being highly esteemed by all who knew her. Sincere sympathy has been expressed for the bereaved relatives and family of four children (Maude, Edward, Hilda and Adelaide), who have lost a loving and devoted parent. The funeral took place to the Bunyip cemetery on Tuesday last. The burial service was conducted by the Rev. E. H. Eldridge, and Mr A Fennis carried out the funeral arrangements.