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Note for:   Rosina Christina Maguire,   15 SEP 1873 - 16 OCT 1956         Index

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Note for:   Beatrice May Paul,    -          Index

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Note for:   Andrew Carleton Maguire,   30 NOV 1875 - 2 JUN 1942         Index

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Note for:   Matilda Isabelle Maguire,   15 AUG 1878 -          Index

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Note for:   Henry C. Maguire,   1876 -          Index

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Note for:   David Crozier,   1871 - 1966         Index

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Note for:   John Hargraves,   1876 - 16 MAY 1945         Index

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Note for:   Robert Edward Doyle,   28 MAY 1872 - 28 MAY 1938         Index

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     died 1838. killed at a railway crossing in Toongabbie NSW

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Note for:   James Thomas Maguire,   2 MAY 1871 -          Index

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Note for:   Francis Edgar Maguire,   4 DEC 1868 -          Index

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Note for:   Charlotte Noakes,   28 MAY 1835 - 11 DEC 1919         Index

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Note for:   William Noakes,   12 APR 1852 - 5 FEB 1934         Index

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     Buried on the "Greenvale" property - one of seven graves - five Noakes' and 2 convicts. The convicts names were Tom Watkins and Harry Ashley.

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Note for:   Christopher Doyle,   1799 - 26 MAY 1847         Index

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     Christopher Doyle was a convict who arrived in Sydney on the "Tyne" January 4, 1819 at the age of 21. He was tried in Dublin in January 1818 and sentenced to 7 years transportation. He subsequently committed a further offence at Windsor and as a result he was sent to Port Macquarie on the "Amity" February 19, 1825. He was described as 5ft 10 inches with florid complection, hazel eyes and light brown hair. When he married Mary Wilson she already had an illegitimate child by another convict,David Morgan who died soon after the child was born

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Note for:   Kevin Muggridge,    -          Index

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