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HERD Melva Lynette

HERD Melva Lynette

Female 1919 - 2005  (85 years)

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  1. 1.  HERD Melva LynetteHERD Melva Lynette was born 3 Feb 1919, Belmont VIC (daughter of HERD Frederick Forbes and SUMNER Alice Rose); died 21 Jan 2005, Geelong Hospital, Geelong VIC; was buried 25 Jan 2005, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.

    Other Events:

    • Education: The Hermitage, The Geelong Church of England Girls' Grammar School; Secondary
    • Occupation: Retired shop assistant
    • _UID: 86E72702A1364D1C88DC51ED19AF5C53EF48
    • Military: Between 29 Oct 1942 and 2 Apr 1947, AUS; Served during WWII as No. VF395808, Corporal, with the AWAS.

    Notes:

    Military:
    Military Occupation: Storewoman

    Buried:
    HGH-LAWN-EB-808-15


Generation: 2

  1. 2.  HERD Frederick ForbesHERD Frederick Forbes was born 28 Jun 1872, Highton VIC (son of HERD William and DRUMMOND Margaret Calder); died 17 Dec 1944, Riviera Private Hospital, Myers Street, Geelong VIC; was buried 18 Dec 1944, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.

    Other Events:

    • Occupation: Cattle Dealer
    • _UID: 0E1E17531771403692FC7F47FD63FB408394

    Notes:

    The Family Home

    'Wyuna' at 105 High Street, Belmont was the family home of Frederick Forbes HERD and Alice Rose HERD (m.n. SUMNER).

    'Wyuna' is believed to be Aboriginal in origin meaning 'Clear water'.

    "Wyuna" was built by and originally owned by Emil Theodore SICHLAU who was a Geelong financier and commission agent. His origins were probably Danish and it is believed that he had something to do with the early Geelong chicken industry.
    ____
    My most vivid memory of 'Wyuna' is the huge gilt-framed mirror in the front room which in this day and age would be worth a very tidy sum. It is believed that this mirror was in the house when Frederick Forbes HERD purchased the property.
    ____
    It is also believed that the ownership of 'Wyuna' was transferred to Frederick Forbes HERD's youngest brother Francis Oswald HERD in the early 1950s, probably in relation to the settlement of a debt. Frederick Forbes and Francis Oswald had been in partnership in a cattle dealing business up until about that time. At about this time, Francis Oswald HERD founded the wholesale butchery business of M.C. Herd in the name of his wife Maud Cecilia HERD (m.n. LAMB).

    The home was demolished in the 1950s and eventually made way for the current Chinese restaurant.

    Buried:
    Plot: HGH-COE-2-807-170

    Frederick married SUMNER Alice Rose 14 Apr 1903, 426 Cardigan Street, Carlton VIC. Alice (daughter of SUMNER Henry Thomas and MCGINTY Rose Mary) was born 23 Aug 1881, Fitzroy VIC; died 15 Jul 1954, 105 High Street, Belmont VIC; was buried 17 Jul 1954, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC. [Group Sheet]


  2. 3.  SUMNER Alice RoseSUMNER Alice Rose was born 23 Aug 1881, Fitzroy VIC (daughter of SUMNER Henry Thomas and MCGINTY Rose Mary); died 15 Jul 1954, 105 High Street, Belmont VIC; was buried 17 Jul 1954, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.

    Other Events:

    • Name: Alice Rose HERD
    • Occupation: Home Duties
    • _UID: 4C93AA9D2A3B4B57A497D6B3E28D0A7FE9A6

    Notes:

    Alice Rose SUMNER (1881-1954) was committed to the Neglected Childrens System (No. 17810) on 24 Nov 1890 soon after the arrest of her father for coining (counterfeiting). She was fostered at several addresses in the Bendigo area and later at Ascot Vale, Williamstown, Brunswick, Moonee Ponds, Cape Clear and Highton.

    As was the custom, her term in that system expired on her eighteenth birthday (23 Aug 1899) presumably while she was still at Highton where she was in the care of a Mrs. COWAN. One can safely guess that this is where she first met her future husband Frederick Forbes HERD (1872-1944). On her record there is a note as follows: "girl is engaged to a young man named HERD, 29/4/01".

    Neglected Childrens' Registers
    Alice Rose SUMNER appears in 1881, Vol 11, p.177.

    Buried:
    Plot: HGH-COE-2-807-169

    Children:
    1. HERD Eileen Beatrice was born 7 Oct 1903, Geelong VIC; died 6 Jul 1966, Geelong Hospital, Geelong VIC; was buried 7 Jul 1966, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    2. HERD Ethel Rose was born 18 Feb 1905, Geelong VIC; died 8 Sep 1979, Geelong Hospital, Geelong VIC; was buried 11 Sep 1979, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    3. HERD Edna May was born 20 Jan 1908, Geelong VIC; died 31 Jul 1994, Glenarm Nursing Home, Kerang VIC; was buried 5 Aug 1994, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    4. HERD Myra Olive was born 7 Apr 1910, Geelong VIC; died 27 Dec 1992, 13 Virginia Street, Newtown VIC; was buried 30 Dec 1992, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    5. HERD William Forbes was born 28 Sep 1912, Geelong VIC; died 24 Apr 1999, Highton VIC; was buried 28 Apr 1999, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    6. HERD Ailsa Jane was born 12 Apr 1914, Belmont VIC; died 23 Apr 1914, 'Wyuna', 105 High Street, Belmont VIC; was buried 23 Apr 1914, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    7. HERD Frederick Oswald was born 12 Apr 1914, Belmont VIC; died 22 Apr 1914, 'Wyuna', 105 High Street, Belmont VIC; was buried 23 Apr 1914, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    8. HERD Brenda Lorraine was born 21 Jan 1917, Belmont VIC; died 25 Jun 2004, Geelong Hospital, Geelong VIC; was buried 2 Jul 2004, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    9. 1. HERD Melva Lynette was born 3 Feb 1919, Belmont VIC; died 21 Jan 2005, Geelong Hospital, Geelong VIC; was buried 25 Jan 2005, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    10. HERD Margaret Esma was born 29 Dec 1920, Belmont VIC; died 25 Mar 2012, Skipton VIC; was buried 2 Apr 2012, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.


Generation: 3

  1. 4.  HERD William was born Abt 1821, Belfast ANT (son of HERD John, JP and PARK Janet); died 31 Mar 1908, Highton VIC; was buried 2 Apr 1908, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.

    Other Events:

    • Occupation: Farmer
    • _UID: 40E78D01FFB14A25A858FCD9C12629B56E56
    • Emigration: 10 Jun 1838, Belfast ANT
    • Will: 18 Aug 1888, Geelong VIC
    • Probate: 29 Jul 1908, Melbourne VIC

    Notes:

    Mystery surrounds the movement of William HERD from Sydney to Melbourne after his initial arrival in Sydney. Recent information which is unconfirmed, is that he stayed on in Sydney with some of his PARK relatives, while the rest of the family journeyed on to Melbourne. One thing is certain and that is that his name does not appear on the passenger list of the "Hope", the interstate vessel on which the remainder of the family travelled to Melbourne.

    Emigration:
    Arrived Sydney NSW aboard the 'Mandarin' arriving on 18 Oct 1838. Believed to have stayed with PARK family relatives in Sydney before following the rest of his family to Port Phillip VIC.

    Into Place: Sydney NSW

    Will:
    Interesting to note that William HERD referred to his wife as Margaret Caldwell HERD on two occasions when her real name was Margaret Calder HERD.

    Buried:
    HGH-COE-2-807-190

    William married DRUMMOND Margaret Calder 7 Apr 1853, Christ Church, Geelong VIC. Margaret (daughter of DRUMMOND Robert and FORBES Ann Gibbs) was born Abt 1835, Edinburgh MLN; died 11 Jun 1911, Roslyn Road, Highton VIC; was buried 13 Jun 1911, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC. [Group Sheet]


  2. 5.  DRUMMOND Margaret Calder was born Abt 1835, Edinburgh MLN (daughter of DRUMMOND Robert and FORBES Ann Gibbs); died 11 Jun 1911, Roslyn Road, Highton VIC; was buried 13 Jun 1911, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.

    Other Events:

    • Name: Margaret Calder HERD
    • Occupation: Home Duties
    • _UID: 185734EAA10948F5A9A4C5E8A3B4B5AC2657
    • Emigration: 3 Dec 1842
    • Probate: 11 Dec 1913, Melbourne VIC

    Notes:

    Emigration:
    Emigrated fom Scotland to Sydney NSW aboard the 'Ellen'. Possibly departed from Liverpool LAN.
    Into Place: Sydney NSW

    Buried:
    HGH-COE-2-807-189

    Died:
    Died at home.

    Children:
    1. HERD Jane Gibbs was born 17 Jun 1854, Highton VIC; died 23 Mar 1933, Geelong West VIC; was buried 24 Mar 1933, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    2. HERD Annie was born 23 Apr 1856, Highton VIC; died 30 Jul 1874, Highton VIC; was buried 2 Aug 1874, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    3. HERD Martha was born Apr 1858, Highton VIC; died 24 Feb 1881, 'Town View', Highton VIC; was buried 27 Feb 1881, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    4. HERD John was born Abt 1860, Highton VIC; died 15 Apr 1935, Randwick NSW; was buried Apr 1935, Randwick General Cemetery, Randwick NSW.
    5. HERD Robert was born Abt 1862, Highton VIC; died 7 Nov 1920, 366 Pakington Street, Chilwell VIC; was buried 9 Nov 1920, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    6. HERD William Henry was born Abt 1867, Highton VIC; died 18 Aug 1932, 'Carinya', Upper Autumn Street, Geelong West VIC; was buried 19 Aug 1932, Eastern Cemetery, Geelong VIC.
    7. HERD Walter Edward was born Abt 1869, Highton VIC; died 30 Sep 1920, Sydney Harbour, Sydney NSW; was buried Oct 1920, Field of Mars Cemetery, East Ryde NSW.
    8. 2. HERD Frederick Forbes was born 28 Jun 1872, Highton VIC; died 17 Dec 1944, Riviera Private Hospital, Myers Street, Geelong VIC; was buried 18 Dec 1944, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    9. HERD Margaret was born Abt 1874, Highton VIC; died 29 Jul 1874, Geelong VIC; was buried 1 Aug 1874, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    10. HERD David was born 1 Mar 1881, Highton VIC; died Mar 1881, Highton VIC; was buried 15 Mar 1881, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    11. HERD Francis Oswald was born 26 Mar 1882, Highton VIC; died 1 Aug 1951, 29 Mount Pleasant Road, Belmont VIC.

  3. 6.  SUMNER Henry ThomasSUMNER Henry Thomas was born 28 May 1857, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY (son of SUMNER Charles and SUTCLIFFE Elizabeth Margaret); died 15 Nov 1896, Rutherglen VIC.

    Other Events:

    • Occupation: Coachman, Plasterer, Omnibus Driver, Labourer
    • _UID: C978A355A18A47B88DAFE4CD6851C1BA84E4
    • Baptism: 19 Jul 1857, Surbiton SRY
    • Census: 7 Apr 1861, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY
    • Census: 2 Apr 1871, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; : 13y
    • Military: Between 25 Apr 1873 and 29 Jan 1874; Service No. 59910, served on the Royal Navy vessel 'St. Vincent'. Rating: B2.C
    • Emigration: 28 Nov 1876, ENG
    • Inquest: 16 Nov 1896, Rutherglen VIC; Inquest into the death of Henry SOMNER [sic]; : 39y

    Notes:

    His wife, Rose Mary McGINTY, was unfortunately the victim of murder on 2 Apr 1891. The perpetrator of that crime was one John FINNIGAN who was sentenced to death. His sentence was commuted to life imprisonment with hard labour. FINNIGAN was released on 9 Dec 1907 with remissions for good behaviour etc.
    (Ref. VPRS 515/44/p.390, Prisoner No. 24701)

    At the time of this tragic event Henry Thomas SUMNER was in gaol serving a sentence for counterfeiting of half-crown coins. According to newspaper accounts of the murder and trial five of the six children had been placed into the care of the Department of Neglected Children prior to the death of their mother, presumably on the conviction of their father for coining. Set out below are extracts from the criminal record books relating to Henry Thomas.

    VPRS 10858/25/p.254, Description of Prisoners, Prisoner No..23012, Date of Admission..23 Dec. 1890, Name..Henry Sumner, Date of Birth.. 1858[?], Height..5' 5 1/2", Complexion..Fresh, Hair..Light Brown, Eyes..Light Grey, Nose..Prominent, Mouth..Medium, Eyebrows..Light, Visage..Oval, Forehead..Medium, Weight..11 stone, Build..Medium, Age..32, Native Place..England, Trade..Plasterer, Religion..C of E. Reads & Writes..Both, Where Tried..Melbourne Supreme Court, Before..Judge Hodges, Date Sentenced..20 Dec. 1890, Sentence..2 years with hard labour, the first 4 days of each of the last 12 months to be spent in solitary confinement, Previous Convictions..4 proved, Distinguishing Marks..Mermaid upper right arm, Coat of Arms inside lower right arm, Ship on breast, Crucifix lower left arm, Conduct..Good, Marks Earned..69, Married..wife Mrs. R. Sumner living at Earl of Zetland Hotel, Swanston St., Melbourne, Per.. "Parramatta" from London to Sydney in 1876, to Victoria in 1877.

    1 Mar 1889, 6 months in default of bail, threatening.

    6 Aug 1889, 14 days cumulative, resisting constable.

    6 Aug 1889, 3 months, obscene language.

    7 Apr 1890, 1 month, assault.

    5 Nov 1890, 5 days solitary confinement, unlawful assault.

    5 Nov 1890, 3 days cumulative, resisting police.

    5 Nov 1890, 12 months in default of bail, threatening.

    VPRS 515/41
    Melbourne Gaol, 18 Mar 1889, to freedom by bail.

    Melbourne Gaol, 12 Nov 1890, to freedom by bail.

    Melbourne Gaol, 15 Dec 1890, 2 February, 1891, having an article improperly, 2 days close confinement on 1/2 rations.

    Pentridge Gaol, 23 Dec 1890, 4 January, 1892, having a knife improperly, 24 hours solitary confinement.

    Pentridge Gaol, 28 Jun 1892, disorderly conduct, 3 days solitary confinement.

    Pentridge Gaol, 22 Jul 1892, to freedom by remission.

    The second to last entry on his criminal record is as follows:
    28/6/96, Disorderly Conduct, 3 days sol conf cum [solitary confinement cumulative] ed.
    The puzzling thing about this entry is that it is long after his confinement in Pentridge Prison and about 5 months before his demise on 15 Nov 1896. Perhaps he took some leave from his labouring employment at Rutherglen and journeyed to Melbourne and fell off the wagon and drank too much, with predictable results.
    ____

    At his trial for counterfeiting, crown evidence was given against him by both his eldest son Charles Henry Joseph SUMNER, and eldest daughter Alice Rose SUMNER. Charles showed the police the hiding place used by his father for some of his plaster moulds. These reports also relate the fact that the marriage of Henry and Rose was strongly opposed by her parents (Joseph and Alice McGINTY). It is even stated that they took legal action in an attempt to secure an annulment of the marriage, presumably on the grounds of the age of Rose (18) or the fact that she married outside the Roman Catholic faith.

    References (all at PROVIC)

    VPRS 514 Alias Index.
    VPRS 513 Clothing Book.
    VPRS 547 Drugs Received Book.
    VPRS 510 Requests to see Prisoners Book.
    VPRS 505 Index to Letters Book.
    VPRS 522 Photographs of Prisoners.
    VPRS 515 Criminal Record Books.
    VPRS 10858 Description of Prisoners.
    VPRS 10868 Photographic Negatives of Prisoners.
    VPRS 10840 Parole Board. Breaches of Parole etc.
    ____
    1861 Census, Kingston on Thames, Surrey

    Address: 358 Mill Street, Kingston, Surrey.
    Municipal Borough of Kingston.

    Municipal Ward of Norbiton.

    Ecclesiastical District of Norbiton.

    (a) Charles SUMNER, Head, Married, Market Gardener, born Middlesex, London, Age 43.

    (b) Elizabeth SUMNER, Married, born Middlesex, London, Age 43.

    (c) William SUMNER, Son, Unmarried, Grocer, born Middlesex, Hampton Well, Age 14.

    (d) George SUMNER, Son, Unmarried, Scholar, born Middlesex, Hampton Well, Age 13.

    (e) James SUMNER, Son, Unmarried, Scholar, born Middlesex, Hampton Well, Age 11.

    (f) Sarah SUMNER, Daughter, Unmarr., Scholar, born Middlesex, Hampton Well, Age 8.

    (g) Ellen SUMNER, Daughter, Unmarr., born Surrey, Kingston on Thames, Age 5.

    (h) Harry SUMNER, Son, Unmarr., born Surrey, Kingston on Thames, Age 4. (Harry=Henry Thomas)


    Military:
    Source: UK, Royal Navy Registers of Seaman's Services, 1848-1939.
    Date of Volunteering: 22 Nov 1872

    Emigration:
    Aboard the 'Parramatta'. Worked his passage as a passengers servant. Moved on to Victoria in 1877 by unknown means.
    Into Place: Sydney NSW

    Inquest:
    Inquest No: 1896/1386

    The inquest was held at Rutherglen VIC before Mr. John O'GRADY, magistrate.

    Verdict of this inquiry was that "the said Harry SOMNER [sic] died at Rutherglen in the said Bailwick and Colony on the 15th. day of November 1896 from being accidentally burnt to death in his hut.

    Witness my hand this 16th. day of November one thousand eight hundred and ninety six."

    John O'Grady, A Justice of the Peace as aforesaid.
    --------------
    Several of the witnesses called to the inquest, clearly stated that Henry was sometimes of 'intemperate' habit with regard to alcohol consumption. This behaviour had been noted in different circumstances in earlier days.


    Died:
    Victorian Death Registration: 1896/15144 shows his age at death as being 36 years which is incorrect. It should be shown as 39 years.

    Employed as a labourer (sinking shafts) at the Great Southern and Chiltern mine, at Rutherglen in the north-east of Victoria.

    Henry married MCGINTY Rose Mary 10 Aug 1879, Chalmers Church Manse, East Melbourne VIC. Rose (daughter of MCGINTY Joseph and WESTWOOD Alice Maria Selina) was born 13 Feb 1861, St. Kilda VIC; died 2 Apr 1891, Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne VIC; was buried 7 Apr 1891, Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton VIC. [Group Sheet]


  4. 7.  MCGINTY Rose Mary was born 13 Feb 1861, St. Kilda VIC (daughter of MCGINTY Joseph and WESTWOOD Alice Maria Selina); died 2 Apr 1891, Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne VIC; was buried 7 Apr 1891, Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton VIC.

    Other Events:

    • Name: Rose Mary SUMNER
    • _UID: E31CE1B48F5E41E3BC1A83E5ECC72B7F4084

    Notes:

    Birth date on birth certificate is 30 Feb 1861 (sic). At a court hearing following her wedding where she and her husband were charged with making a false declaration, her parents testified that she was born on 13 Feb 1861.

    Buried:
    In the same grave as her parents Joseph and Alice McGINTY. MGC-RC-Comp-H-No-39

    Died:
    Inquest No: 1891/1907

    Notes:

    Married:
    His address: 1 Wellington St., Clifton Hill. Her address: Gertrude St., Fitzroy. His age: 22. Place of Birth: Kingston (up)on Thames, England. Occupation: Omnibus Driver. Parents: Charles SUMNER & Elizabeth SUTCLIFFE.

    Children:
    1. SUMNER Charles Henry Joseph was born 26 May 1880, Fitzroy VIC; died 9 Jan 1943, Brisbane Hospital, Brisbane QLD; was buried 12 Jan 1943, Lutwyche Cemetery, Gympie Road, Kedron QLD.
    2. 3. SUMNER Alice Rose was born 23 Aug 1881, Fitzroy VIC; died 15 Jul 1954, 105 High Street, Belmont VIC; was buried 17 Jul 1954, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    3. SUMNER Herbert Edward was born 1 Jun 1883, North Fitzroy VIC; died 19 Nov 1923, 49 Moore Street, Fitzroy VIC; was buried 22 Nov 1923, Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Springvale VIC.
    4. SUMNER Henry Kingston was born 1 Sep 1885, Fitzroy VIC; died 30 Dec 1906, Bruthen VIC; was buried 2 Jan 1907, Bruthen VIC.
    5. SUMNER Victoria Beatrice was born 18 Jun 1887, Collingwood VIC; died 5 Mar 1958, Prince Henry's Hospital, South Melbourne VIC; was buried 6 Mar 1958, Box Hill Cemetery, Box Hill VIC.
    6. SUMNER Arthur Westwood, (aka HIDE) was born 9 Mar 1890, Armadale VIC; died 24 Oct 1974, Cheltenham VIC.


Generation: 4

  1. 8.  HERD John, JP was born 1 Nov 1798, Belfast ANT (son of HERD William and SIMPSON Elizabeth); died 9 Feb 1884, Kewell North VIC; was buried 11 Feb 1884, Warracknabeal Cemetery, Warracknabeal VIC.

    Other Events:

    • Occupation: IRL and VIC; Farmer
    • _UID: D1907C05A7EB4E8F95EB6B8ED7C79F1D24F2
    • Emigration: 10 Jun 1838, Belfast ANT; : 39y
    • Residence: 1856, South Grant VIC
    • Honors: 20 Jul 1861, Circuit Court, Geelong VIC.; Made an ex-officio magistrate
    • Inquest: 1884, Kewell North VIC; Died while out walking while visiting his eldest daughter and family.; : 85y

    Notes:

    John HERD and all of his family barring eldest son William travelled on to the Port Phillip District on the interstate vessel 'Hope' soon after their arriving in Sydney on 18 Oct 1838. Son William is believed to have stayed in Sydney with his mother's PARK relatives before coming on to the Port Phillip district of Victoria.

    Land Selection
    Appears to have leased or owned Allotment 4A of 24 acres, No section number, Parish of Bulban, County Grant. The lease or ownership was transferred to Garrett O'BRIAN [sic] (Abt.1823-1899) his son-in-law on 9 Apr 1853. This land is situated at Little River VIC.

    His grave at Warracknabeal Cemetery is unfortunately unmarked.

    John HERD was elected to the South Barwon Municipal Council in July 1861 and was immediately elected as Chairman of the Council on 9 Jul 1861. (The Argus, Melbourne, 10 Jul 1861, p5)

    John HERD was selected as one of three nominees from the Borough of South Barwon as trustees of Queens Park in Geelong on 15 Feb 1861. (The Argus, Melbourne, 15 Feb 1861, p5)

    Emigration:
    Arrived Sydney NSW aboard the 'Mandarin' arriving on 18 Oct 1838 - thence aboard the 'Hope' to Port Phillip VIC very soon after arriving in Sydney NSW.

    Into Place: Sydney NSW

    Inquest:
    Reference No: 1884/134
    Cause of Death: Natural Causes

    Buried:
    Plot: WM 22 66 (unmarked grave)

    Died:
    Died while staying with his eldest daughter Mary BENNETT (m.n. HERD, Abt. 1821-1885) and son-in-law Francis BENNETT (1815-1894) at Kewell North VIC. He fell while out walking and never recovered. For some reason the death notice placed in the 'Horsham Times' of 15 Feb 1884 gives his age as being 95 years which is too generous by 10 years.

    John married PARK Janet Abt 1820, Belfast ANT. Janet (daughter of PARK James and BOWES Ellinor) was born Abt 1798, Belfast ANT; died 4 Sep 1876, Highton VIC; was buried 6 Sep 1876, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC. [Group Sheet]


  2. 9.  PARK Janet was born Abt 1798, Belfast ANT (daughter of PARK James and BOWES Ellinor); died 4 Sep 1876, Highton VIC; was buried 6 Sep 1876, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.

    Other Events:

    • Name: Janet HERD
    • Occupation: Home Duties
    • _UID: CF78B24F08154872B9059725EAD0A0695CBF
    • Emigration: 10 Jun 1838, Belfast ANT

    Notes:

    Given name sometimes 'Jannet' or 'Janette'.

    Emigration:
    Arrived Sydney NSW aboard the 'Mandarin' arriving on 18 Oct 1838 - thence aboard the 'Hope' to Port Phillip VIC very soon after arriving in Sydney NSW.
    Into Place: Sydney NSW

    Buried:
    Grave at Barrabool Hills Cemetery (Highton) VIC is unmarked. Believed to be located somewhere in what is now the large lawn area.

    Children:
    1. 4. HERD William was born Abt 1821, Belfast ANT; died 31 Mar 1908, Highton VIC; was buried 2 Apr 1908, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    2. HERD Mary was born Abt 1822, Old Park, Belfast ANT; died 24 May 1885, Kewell VIC; was buried 25 May 1885, Horsham Cemetery, Horsham VIC.
    3. HERD Eliza was born Abt 1823, Belfast ANT; died 12 Apr 1901, Latrobe Terrace, Geelong West VIC; was buried 14 Apr 1901, Winchelsea Cemetery, Winchelsea VIC.
    4. HERD Jane was born Abt 1826, Belfast ANT; died 4 Feb 1895, Hospital for the Insane, Ararat VIC.
    5. HERD John was born Abt 1827, Belfast ANT; died Bef 1838.
    6. HERD Ann Nancy was born Abt 1828, Belfast ANT; died 8 Apr 1899, Grant Street, Stawell VIC; was buried 9 Apr 1899, Stawell Cemetery, Stawell VIC.
    7. HERD Sarah was born Abt 1830, Belfast ANT; died 26 Feb 1877, 'Kardinia', Belmont VIC; was buried 28 Feb 1877, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.

  3. 10.  DRUMMOND Robert was born 13 Mar 1804, Edinburgh MLN (son of DRUMMOND Robert and CALDER Margaret); died 17 Jan 1873, 33 Melbourne Road, Williamstown VIC; was buried 19 Jan 1873, Williamstown Cemetery, Williamstown VIC.

    Other Events:

    • Occupation: Clothier (SCT), Commission Agent (VIC)
    • _UID: 13CED5F2502B406BA39441E1941F1C241A26
    • Census: 1841, Duddingston/South Leith; Address:
      Wilsons Park, Duddingston, South Leith, Midlothian, SCT
    • Emigration: 3 Dec 1842; : 38y

    Notes:

    Robert DRUMMOND and family moved from Sydney NSW to Hobart TAS during 1843 aboard the ship "Caroline".

    Census:
    Piece SCT1841/684, Folio 8, Page 28

    Emigration:
    Emigrated fom Scotland to Sydney NSW aboard the 'Ellen'. Possibly departed from Liverpool LAN.
    Into Place: Sydney NSW

    Buried:
    Plot: WI-CE*C*7**2 No headstone

    Robert married FORBES Ann Gibbs 1835, Liverpool LAN. Ann (daughter of FORBES John and GIBBS (----)) was born Abt 1814, ENG; died 10 Jan 1889, Highton VIC; was buried 11 Jan 1889, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC. [Group Sheet]


  4. 11.  FORBES Ann Gibbs was born Abt 1814, ENG (daughter of FORBES John and GIBBS (----)); died 10 Jan 1889, Highton VIC; was buried 11 Jan 1889, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.

    Other Events:

    • Name: Ann Gibbs DRUMMOND
    • _UID: 8BD1B4F6BBFB422B9205F0FBA19439F10AC6
    • Emigration: 3 Dec 1842

    Notes:

    Emigration:
    Emigrated fom Scotland to Sydney NSW aboard the 'Ellen'. Possibly departed from Liverpool LAN.

    Into Place: Sydney NSW

    Buried:
    HGH-COE-2-807-189

    Children:
    1. 5. DRUMMOND Margaret Calder was born Abt 1835, Edinburgh MLN; died 11 Jun 1911, Roslyn Road, Highton VIC; was buried 13 Jun 1911, Barrabool Hills Cemetery, Highton VIC.
    2. DRUMMOND Robert Forbes was born Abt 1836, Edinburgh MLN; died Aft 1889.
    3. DRUMMOND William Stewart was born 24 Mar 1847, Hobart TAS; died 13 May 1911, Hamilton VIC; was buried 15 May 1911, Hamilton Public Cemetery, Hamilton VIC.

  5. 12.  SUMNER Charles was born Abt 1818, Islington LND (son of SUMNER Abraham); died 25 Sep 1905, 14 Mill Street, Kingston upon Thames SRY; was buried 29 Sep 1905, Kingston Cemetery, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY.

    Other Events:

    • Occupation: Variously recorded as a Bricklayer/Fishmonger/Cab Proprieter/Market Gardener/Farrier/Fly Proprieter
    • _UID: 748C74E43BF24487BC2EB7DAEA8C6227CAD6
    • Census: 6 Jun 1841, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; : 23y
    • Census: 30 Mar 1851, Hampton MDX; : 32y
    • Census: 7 Apr 1861, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; : 43y
    • Census: 2 Apr 1871, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; : 53y

    Notes:

    Marriage certificate occupation for Charles SUMNER (1818-1905) was shown as Bricklayer. At the time of the birth of his youngest son Henry Thomas in 1857 he was shown as being a Fishmonger. Similarly, at the time of his death on 25 Sep 1905 he was shown as a Cab Proprietor, as he also was at the time of the death of his wife Elizabeth Margaret (m.n. SUTCLIFFE) in 1867.

    Buried:
    Buried in Class C Grave #630; Consecrated ground; Abode: Mill Street. Also buried in this plot are Charles' wife Elizabeth (m.n. SUTCLIFFE c.1818-1867), their daughter Ellen Sophia SUMNER (1855-1932) and their niece Maud Elizabeth FULLER (1885-1969).

    Charles married SUTCLIFFE Elizabeth Margaret 6 Sep 1840, St. Mary's Church, Hornsey MDX. Elizabeth (daughter of SUTCLIFFE Richard Pinnock and PACKER Mary) was born 14 Feb 1818, Poplar, East London LND; died 3 Feb 1867, Mill Street, Kingston upon Thames SRY; was buried 15 Feb 1867, Kingston Cemetery, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY. [Group Sheet]


  6. 13.  SUTCLIFFE Elizabeth Margaret was born 14 Feb 1818, Poplar, East London LND (daughter of SUTCLIFFE Richard Pinnock and PACKER Mary); died 3 Feb 1867, Mill Street, Kingston upon Thames SRY; was buried 15 Feb 1867, Kingston Cemetery, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY.

    Other Events:

    • Name: Elizabeth Margaret SUMNER
    • Occupation: Home Duties
    • _UID: 4AEFAAA5D23F463A8D7BCDBCCA652DA9AF3A
    • Census: 6 Jun 1841, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; : 23y
    • Census: 30 Mar 1851, Hampton MDX; : 33y
    • Census: 7 Apr 1861, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; : 43y

    Notes:

    Buried:
    Buried in Class C Grave #630; Consecrated ground; Abode: Kingston upon Thames. Also buried in this plot are her husband Charles SUMNER (c.1818-1905), their daughter Ellen Sophia SUMNER (1855-1932) and their niece Maud Elizabeth FULLER (1885-1969).

    Died:
    Registration District: Kingston, SRY. Volume 2A, No. 154.

    Notes:

    Married:
    Registration District: Edmonton MDX, Volume 3, Page 71.

    Children:
    1. SUMNER Richard John was born 28 May 1841, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; died 26 Dec 1883, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; was buried 2 Jan 1884, Kingston Cemetery, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY.
    2. SUMNER Charles was born Between Jan 1845 and Mar 1845, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; died 26 Apr 1889, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; was buried 2 May 1889, Kingston Cemetery, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY.
    3. SUMNER William was born Between Jul 1846 and Sep 1846, Hampton Wick MDX; died Between Apr 1897 and Jun 1897, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY.
    4. SUMNER George Thomas was born Between Oct 1848 and Dec 1848, Hampton Wick MDX; died 23 Jan 1905, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; was buried 28 Jan 1905, Kingston Cemetery, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY.
    5. SUMNER James Hammond was born Between Jan 1850 and Mar 1850, Hampton Wick MDX; died 15 Jan 1912, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; was buried 23 Jan 1912, Kingston Cemetery, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY.
    6. SUMNER Sarah Ann was born Between Oct 1852 and Dec 1852, Hampton Wick MDX; died 4 Dec 1922, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; was buried 8 Dec 1922, Kingston Cemetery, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY.
    7. SUMNER Ellen Sophia was born 11 Aug 1855, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; died 26 Nov 1932; was buried 1 Dec 1932, Kingston Cemetery, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY.
    8. 6. SUMNER Henry Thomas was born 28 May 1857, Kingston-upon-Thames SRY; died 15 Nov 1896, Rutherglen VIC.

  7. 14.  MCGINTY Joseph was born Apr 1833, Athboy MEA (son of MCGINTY Edward and POTTERTON Rose); died 20 Mar 1908, 107 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy VIC; was buried 22 Mar 1908, Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton VIC.

    Other Events:

    • Occupation: Police Constable/Estate Agent and Auctioneer
    • _UID: A68B1EFCFDA74314A62ADAEDBF5B500E551E
    • Immigration: Bef 1856, possibly from NZ

    Notes:

    A police constable in Victoria for some years. Dishonourably discharged from the force for having a pecuniary interest in a hotel. Became an Estate Agent/Auctioneer in Gertude Street, Fitzroy VIC.
    ____
    Known to be the owner of the Euterpe Hotel in 1871 as Margaret Maria Theresa DONOVAN (Madame LACHAL) was running it for him. (Her divorce papers)

    Occupation:
    No. 835, Constable Joseph McGINTY - dismissed from the Police Force. Police Gazette, 13 Feb 1871. His offence was 'having a percuniary interest in the Enterpe Hotel in Swanston Street South and persisting in a false evasive and dishonourable course for the purpose of concealing the fact from his superior officers.' Date of dismissal: 10 Feb 1872.

    Buried:
    MGC-RC-Comp-H-No-39

    Joseph married WESTWOOD Alice Maria Selina Nov 1859, Williamstown VIC. Alice (daughter of WESTWOOD John James and ROACH Mary) was born Abt 1844, Sydney NSW; died 16 Jan 1883, Fitzroy VIC; was buried 17 Jan 1883, Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton VIC. [Group Sheet]


  8. 15.  WESTWOOD Alice Maria Selina was born Abt 1844, Sydney NSW (daughter of WESTWOOD John James and ROACH Mary); died 16 Jan 1883, Fitzroy VIC; was buried 17 Jan 1883, Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton VIC.

    Other Events:

    • Name: Alice Maria Selina McGINTY
    • _UID: EFECF02A28D14835B94D49394D56C2348C32

    Notes:

    Buried:
    MGC-RC-Comp-H-No-39

    Children:
    1. 7. MCGINTY Rose Mary was born 13 Feb 1861, St. Kilda VIC; died 2 Apr 1891, Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne VIC; was buried 7 Apr 1891, Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton VIC.
    2. MCGINTY Edward John was born 28 Jan 1863, Fitzroy VIC; died 14 Feb 1930, New Plymouth, Taranaki NZ; was buried 15 Feb 1930, Te Henui Cemetery, New Plymouth, Taranaki NZ.
    3. MCGINTY Joseph Westwood William Francis was born 25 Mar 1865, Fitzroy VIC; died 14 Dec 1908, 107 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy VIC; was buried 16 Dec 1908, Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton VIC.
    4. MCGINTY Alice Maud Selina was born 14 May 1867, Collingwood VIC; died 25 Mar 1906, St. Vincent's Hospital, South Fitzroy VIC; was buried Mar 1906, Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton VIC.
    5. MCGINTY Herbert Andrew Richard was born Abt 1869, Collingwood VIC; died Nov 1875, Fitzroy VIC; was buried 24 Nov 1875, Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton VIC.
    6. MCGINTY Nina Constance Katherine was born Abt 1873, Collingwood VIC; died 1 Dec 1874, Fitzroy VIC; was buried 2 Dec 1874, Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton VIC.
    7. MCGINTY Margot Leone Celestine, (Twin) was born 22 Mar 1875, Collingwood VIC; died 11 Jun 1910, Heidelberg VIC; was buried Jun 1910, Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton VIC.
    8. MCGINTY Marie Louise Jacqueline, (twin) was born 22 Mar 1875, Collingwood VIC; died 1952, Kew VIC.
    9. MCGINTY Albert was born May 1877, Collingwood VIC; died 5 Jun 1877; was buried 6 Jun 1877, Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton VIC.