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Dear FamilyTreeCircle Members, In researching my DENNER ancestors, I have inadvertently researched the family surrounding them and come up with this fairly complete picture.

Thomas DALDY born abt 1802 Mistley, Essex, England married Salome Daniell STAMMERS, both died Hythe Hill, Essex, England. The couple had one known child (could be more) Richard Thomas DALDY born 25 May 1830 Manningtree, Essex, England.

It is known that Richard Thomas DALDY emigrated to Australia, but not when.

Richard then married in 1855 in the State of Victoria to Mary JUKES who was born in 1834 Victoria. She was the daughter of Vincent JUKES or JEWKES (1800-1874) and Frances SOUTHALL (1804-1877) who had previously emigrated to Victoria, Australia from Kingswinford, Midlands, England.

Richard & Mary DALDY raised a large family of 11 children:-

1.Richard Thomas DALDY b 1856 Warrandyte VIC
married Mary ALLEN and had 6 children
(Stephen, Fran, Alice, Richard, Mary and Rebecca DALDY)
2.John Pilgrim DALDY b 1857 Warrandyte VIC
married Mary Jane THOMAS and had 4 children
(James, Richard, Alfred & Frank DALDY)
3.Salome Harriet Francis DALDY b 1859 Warrandyte VIC
married 1.Charles DENNER, married 2.Edwin EDMONDS
4.Vincent DALDY
married 1.Emily DENNER and had 1 child, Emily DALDY.
married 2.Eliza Alice LE BROCQ
5.Frances Mary DALDY born 1862 Warrandyte VIC
married George HUNT
6.Sarah DALDY born 1864 Kew VIC
married Charles HUNT
7.Thomas DALDY born 1866 Warrandyte VIC
married Mary Elizabeth DYKES
had 1 child Ada Elizabeth DALDY
8.Alice Evelyn DALDY born 1868 Andersons Ck VIC
married Arthur Prettie CHANTER
9.Ada Elizabeth DALDY born 1873 Andersons Ck VIC
married Harry Neale BOWEN
10.Phoebe DALDY born 1875 Andersons Ck VIC
married Charles LE BROCQ
11.James Thomas DALDY born 1881 Kyneton VIC
married Ida Elizabeth GENTLE
had 1 known child Reginald James DALDY

If any of these names seem familiar to you, please let me know and I'd be only too happy to pass on what information I have.

Regards, Al in Queensland Australia.

Dear Members, this website will be of interest history-wise...

A Middlesex University resource provided by Andrew Roberts.

What about the workers? 1832-1931

Dear Members, a bit of light reading for you...

Transcripts of various Acts of Parliament of interest to the Genealogist

Dear FamilyTreeCircle Members,-

This is a link to an excellent website that covers baptisms, marriages and burials 1600s to 1800s for the following areas: Bicknoller, Crowcombe, East Quantoxhead, Elworthy, Holford, Kilton, Kilve, Leighland, Lilstock, Monksilver, Nether Stowey, Nettlecombe, Old Cleeve, Porlock, St. Decuman's, Sampford Brett, Stogumber, Stogursey, Stringston, Taunton, Timberscombe, Treborough, West Quantoxhead, and Withiel Florey.

West Somerset Parish Register Transcriptions

Hope this website helps someone. Looks like a lot of work went into it to say the least.

Dear FamilyTreeCircle Members, someone else passed on this website to me, and at first I didn't think much of it genealogy-wise until I clicked on the library and found available two FREE downloadable e-books in .pdf format.

The books are entitled 'The Household Cyclopedia' and 'Picturesque England' - it's landmarks and historic haunts as described in lay and legend, song and story.

This is brilliant information enabling us to find out how and where our ancestors lived if after researching our family trees and all we can glean is their names, dates of birth/death/marriage and perhaps if we are lucky - occupation.

Haunted Planet by Matthew Spong

Dear Members, Perhaps you may find this website link interesting if you have these surnames in your tree. This site is dedicated to the history of the Broady and Bray families in England.

Other related family names include: Cory, Dadd, Fulcher, Gaughran, Gillespie, Harman, Hough, Knight, Munro, Nelson, Olley, Taylor, Usher, Wallage, and Wilson.

This site is also home to some unidentified Essex, Kent and London families.

Broady and Bray Genealogy

Dear FamilyTreeCircle Members, Hi. Just a bit of on-line help, below is a link to a trusted site - the UK Genealogy Archives:-

Marriages at Risley 1720-1812

Regards, Al.

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United Kingdom Black Sheep Ancestors

This record was sourced from the Taranaki Museum by my mother-in-law, who has these ancestral surnames in her tree: COULTER, RUSSELL, EADIE, SCOWN, HUGHES, WHITE, HARRIS, BROWN, EDGECOMBE.


OBITUARY OF MRS SAMUEL HARRIS
From the 'Budget' 15th January 1898.

"Monday's Wanganui Chronicle reports of that another resident in person Mrs Harris, wife of Mr Samuel G. Harris, passed away at 2:15 at her late residence, Wilson Street, on Sunday. She was 77 years of age and a native of Plymouth. She came out to the Colony on March 31st, 1841 and settle(d) in New Plymouth, where she was married, going to Wanganui, in the year 1858. Mr and Mrs Harris celebrated their golden wedding 6 years ago. She leaves 3 sons, 4 daughters, and a great number of grandchildren and great-grandchildren. To this we may add that Mr Harris was one of the party which accompanied Mr F.A. Carrington, arrived here in the "Brougham" on February 11th, 1841. Mrs Harris was a Miss Edgecombe, and came out in the "William Bryan"."