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Name	William James White
Birth	1857  Walton on the Hill, West Derby District, Lancashire, England
Reference #	161742
Marriage	Marriage to: Zilpah White (born Reynolds) Nov 1878  West Derby, Lancashire, England
Marriage	Marriage to: Anna Elizabeth Christina White (born Leu) Aug 14 1886  Lismore, New South Wales, Austl
Death	Mar 28 1900  Lismore, New South Wales, Austl

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Wife	Anna Elizabeth Christina White (born Leu) 1870 - 1942
Wife	Zilpah White (born Reynolds) 1860 - 1884
Children	Anna Emelia Forbes (born White) 1887 - 1959 Alfred William White 1891 - 1891 Henry James White 1894 - 1973 Mabel Grace Duncan (born White) 1898 - 1983 Maude Ethel Bryant (born White) 1889 - 1976 Alice Catherine Watt (born White) 1892 - ? William Ernest White 1896 - 1968

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Name	William James White
Birth	June 30 1857  Wiltshire, England, United Kingdom
Reference #	161742
Marriage	Marriage to: Zilpah White (born Reynolds) Nov 1878  West Derby, Lancashire, England
Marriage	Marriage to: Anna Elizabeth Christina White (born Leu) Aug 14 1886  Lismore, New South Wales, Austl
Death	Mar 28 1900  Lismore, New South Wales, Austl

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Wife	Anna Elizabeth Christina White (born Leu) 1870 - 1942
Wife	Zilpah White (born Reynolds) 1860 - 1884
Children	Anna Emelia Forbes (born White) 1887 - 1959 Alfred William White 1891 - 1891 Henry James White 1894 - 1973 Mabel Grace Duncan (born White) 1898 - 1983 Maude Ethel Bryant (born White) 1889 - 1976 Alice Catherine Watt (born White) 1892 - ? William Ernest White 1896 - 1968

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Name	William James White
Birth	June 30 1857  Wiltshire, England
Baptism	July 12 1857  England
Departure	Plymouth
Residence	Relationship: Son, Leeds, Yorkshire, England 1871
Arrival	May 2 1883  Sydney, New South Wales
Marriage	Marriage to: Anna Elisabeth Christina White (born Leu) Aug 14 1886  Lismore, New South Wales, Australia
Death	Mar 28 1900  Lismore, New South Wales, Australia

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Parents	James White 1823 - ? Mary White 1822 - ?
Wife	Anna Elisabeth Christina White (born Leu) 1870 - 1942
Siblings	Enoch White 1851 - ? Sarah White 1862 - ? James White 1854 - ?
Children	Anna Emelia White 1887 - 1959 Alfred William White 1891 - 1891 Henry James White 1894 - 1970 William Ernest White 1896 - 1968 Maude Ethel White 1889 - 1976 Alice Catherine White 1892 - 1973 May White 1896 - ? Mabel Grace Duncan (born White) 1898 - 1983

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Name	Zilpah Reynolds & William James White
Marriage	Nov 11 1878  St Mary's, Kirkdale, Lancaster, England
Wife	Zilpah Reynolds
Father	William Reynolds
Husband	William James White
Father	George White
Indexing Project (Batch) Number	M01260-1
System Origin	England-ODM
GS Film number	1545938

 

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Name	William James White
Birth	June 30 1857  Walton on the Hill, West Derby District, Lancashire, England
Reference #	161742
Marriage	Marriage to: <Private> Nov 10 1878  Walton on the Hill, Liverpool, Lancashire, England, United Kingdom
Marriage	Marriage to: <Private> 1886  Lismore, New South Wales, Australia
Death	Mar 28 1900  Lismore, New South Wales, Australia

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Parents	George White 1832 - ? Mary Ellen White (born Inman) 1835 - ?
Wife	Anna Elisabeth Crestina William James White & Joseph Brooks (born Leu) 1870 - 1942
Wife	Zilpah White (born Reynolds) 1860 - 1884
Siblings	Joseph White 1858 - ? Ellen White Mary Ellen Mccrindle (born White) 1859 - 1901
Children	George Henry White 1882 - 1950 Maude Ethel Bryant (born White) 1889 - 1976 Henry James White 1894 - 1970 Mabel Grace Duncan (born White) 1898 - 1983 Anna Emilia Forbes (born White) 1887 - 1959 Alice Catherine Watt (born White) 1892 - 1984 William Ernest White 1896 - 1968

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Urban district	Warrington	Series	RG12
Parish	Warrington	Piece	3080
Municipal ward	Orford	Enumerated by	Fredk Geo Taylor
Municipal borough	Warrington	Enum. District	43
Ecclesiastical district	St Elphins	Page	111
Parlamentary borough	Warrington	Line	9
Registration district	Warrington, Warrington	Image	6
County	Lancaster
Country	England
Date	1891

Name	William White
Gender	Male
Birth	Circa 1887  Warrington, Lancashire
Residence	1891  Orford Barracks, Warrington, Military Depot, Warrington, Lancaster, England
Age	4
Father	George White
Mother	Mary Ellen White

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• Birth1889 - New South Wales, Australia
• Death1974 - Parkville, Victoria
• ParentsJohn Neilen, Mary Elizabeth Neilen (born Heath)
• SiblingsMary J Neilen, William John Neilen, Albert James Neilen, Charles Neilen

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• Birth1888 - New South Wales, Australia
• Death1974 - Parkville, Victoria, Australia
• Parents<Private> Neila/neilen, <Private> Neilan/neilen (born Heath)
• WifeFlorence May Neilen (born Deahm)
• WifeKatherine/catherine Mary Neilen (born Deahm)
• SonJohn Neilen

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• BirthCirca 1892 - New South Wales, Australia
• SpousesFlorence May Neilen (born Deahm), Catherine Mary Neilen (born Deahm)
• ChildrenJohn Neilen, Catherine M Neilen

David George Neilen

 

Australia, Victoria Death Index, 1836-1985

• BirthCirca 1889
• Death1974 - Parkville, Victoria, Australia
• ParentsJohn Neilen, Mary

Katherine/catherine Mary Neilen (born Deahm)

 

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• Birth1895 - Singleton, New South Wales, Australia
• DeathJune 29 1924 - West Maitland, New South Wales, Australia
• ParentsJoseph John/john Joseph Deahm, Mary Ann Deahm (born Bendeich (Benduch On Marriage Record))
• SiblingsWilliam Alexander (Alex) Deahm, Jessie Elizabeth Reason (born Deahm), Florence May Neilen (born Deahm), Linda Agnes Solman (born Deahm), <Private> Groves (born Deahm)
• HusbandDavid George Neilen

Phyllis Mary Williams (born Neilen)

 

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• Birth1924 - Rothbury, New South Wales, Australia
• DeathDec 3 1994 - Preston, Victoria, Australia
• Partner<Private> Williams
• SonPeter Jeffrey Williams

Phyllis Mary Neilen

 

Australian World War II Nominal Roll, 1939-1945

• BirthMay 12 1924 - Rothbury, New South Wales, Australia
• ResidencePortland, New South Wales, Australia
• EnlistmentMay 4 1944 - Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
• Discharge dateOct 1 1946

Name	Phyllis Mary Neilen
Birth	May 12 1924  Rothbury, New South Wales, Australia
Residence	Portland, New South Wales, Australia
Enlistment	May 4 1944  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Discharge date	Oct 1 1946
Next of kin	David Neilen
Service	Royal Australian Air Force
Service #	176929
Rank	Aircraftwoman
Posting at Discharge	RAAF HEADQUARTERS
Honours or Gallantry	None for display    Branxton February 8, 2004 — 11.00am Branxton, located 18 km north-west of Maitland, 167 km north of Sydney via Cessnock and 43 m above sea-level, is a small township in the Cessnock shire situated on the New England Highway between Maitland and Singleton. It has several older buildings which reflect the fact that it emerged (albeit slowly and undramatically) in the early to mid-19th century as the Hunter Valley was opened up beyond Maitland. The district is thought to have been occupied by the Wanaruah people prior to white settlement. Branxton was part of William Bowen's Farmborough estate. The small settlement known as Black Creek (the name of the stream that passed through the village) was renamed Branxton in 1848 (after a town in Northumberland, England) when the land was subdivided and sales held. A village was in existence by 1860 when there were about 500 residents, a steam mill, a post office, a mechanics institute and four hotels. About 5 km from Branxton is a road on the right leading to Kirkton (6 km over mostly gravel roads). Kirkton was granted to John Busby in 1835 (though he must have been in possession of it some years earlier) and the homestead was built at that time. While he was engaged in the engineering of the water supply in Sydney his family farmed the estate. One son, James, studied oenology and, in the 1820s, he wrote a treatise and guidance manual on the subject and briefly taught viticulture at a Liverpool farm school. In 1831 he undertook a tour of French and Spanish vineyards which resulted in two published journals of the trip. He returned with 700 carefully wrapped cuttings of European vines, sending half to the newly established Royal Botanical Gardens in Sydney. The rest he took with him to Kirkton. He is thus considered the father of viniculture in the Hunter Valley, though he later left for New Zealand where, as Government Resident of New Zealand, he established the Treaty of Waitangi. The family graves are on the property. Corinda is about one kilometre west of Kirkton Public School. This property, one of the earliest in the district, was granted in 1824 to Archibald Bell Jr, the son of a soldier and magistrate of some note in the colony's early history. In 1823 Bell Jr, at the age of nineteen, had forged an alternative route over the Blue Mountains from Richmond into the Hunter Valley. A road was constructed in his wake. He was awarded the property after a subsequent expedition into the valley. One of the first settlers in the area Bell was also one of the first to introduce cattle and horse teams. A horse breeder of some renown he built a two-storey house of locally-quarried sandstone and explored the tributaries of the Hunter. His homestead was later demolished and the stone was used to erect The Church of the Good Shepherd at Belford. Things to see: Historic Places of Interest Just beyond the Dalwood Rd turnoff is a cemetery to the right then Elderslie Rd to Elderslie. Just past it is Branxton Inn Licensed Restaurant and Gallery, situated in a building which dates back to 1862. Take the next left into Cessnock Rd (also known as Church St). On the left, as you go up the hill, is St John's Anglican Church, a brick building with a tower designed by J. Horbury Hunt and built 1871-79. Over the road is the courthouse, made of brick with a gabled roof, front verandah and symmetrical ancillary offices, also with verandahs. Adjacent is the police station (1880, designed by James Barnet), a symmetrical, single-storey brick building with a front verandah topped by a stepped gabled roof and pediment over the doorway. Take the first right into Drinan St. The left turn into Bridge St will take you southwards through Rothbury and the Lower Hunter Vineyards to Cessnock. At the end of Drinan St turn right into Clift St which will lead back to the highway. On the corner of Drinan and Clift Sts is the old Branxton Methodist (now Uniting) Church (1865). On the corner of Clift St and the highway is the Victoria Building (c.1860). Originally a general store it is now a coffee shop. Opposite Clift St, at the corner of the highway and John Rose Ave are some attractive old residences and Branxton Hardware. Brown's Garage is said to date from c.1875. There are also some older buildings on the highway between Church and Clift Sts. The Royal Federal Hotel serves good counter lunches. Belford 8 km west of Branxton along the highway is Belford. Surveyed in 1833 and again in 1854 the village was originally known as Jump-Up Creek. Hermitage Rd heads down to the vineyards of the Lower Hunter (see entry on Pokolbin). Restaurants Wyndham Estate Restaurant Dalwood Via Branxton NSW 2334 Telephone: (02) 4938 3444   Family members Wife Mary Elizabeth Neilen (born Heath) 1864 - ? Children Mary J Neilen 1882 - ? Albert James Neilen 1884 - 1955 David George Neilen 1889 - 1974 William John Neilen 1883 - 1913 Charles Neilen 1887 - ? Source Riley Web Site Updated on Feb 1 2023 (6 months ago)4,371 profiles in one family tree11 photos View full profile in this site Jocelin Riley Site manager Contact Jocelin Cite this record Name John Neilen Birth Oct 1 1853  Seven Hills, New South Wales, Australia Marriage Marriage to: Mary Elizabeth Neilen (born Heath) 1881  Prospect, New South Wales, Australia Death Reg No. 5369/1912 (Neilen) Apr 6 1912  Cessnock, New South Wales, Australia     Mary Elizabeth Neilen (born Heath) In MyHeritage Family Trees Save this record to your family tree Mary Elizabeth Neilen (born Heath) Save this record to your family tree Name Mary Elizabeth Neilen (born Heath) Birth Dec 26 1864  Hamilton, Tasmania, Australia Marriage Marriage to: John Neilen 1881  Prospect, New South Wales, Australia Family members Parents William George Heath 1835 - 1904 Susan Lambeth Heath (born Martin) 1846 - 1929 Husband John Neilen 1853 - 1912 Siblings William Ernest Heath 1863 - 1945 Matilda Jane Dadd (born Heath) 1871 - 1957 Albert James Heath 1867 - 1943 James Heath 1873 - ? Children Mary J Neilen 1882 - ? Albert James Neilen 1884 - 1955 David George Neilen 1889 - 1974 William John Neilen 1883 - 1913 Charles Neilen 1887 - ? Source Riley Web Site Updated on Feb 1 2023 (6 months ago)4,371 profiles in one family tree11 photos View full profile in this site Jocelin Riley Site manager Contact Jocelin   Groom David G Neilen Bride Florence M Deahm Marriage Year: 1914 District: West Maitland, New South Wales, Australia Registration New South Wales, Australia David G Neilen & Catherine M Deahm In Australia, New South Wales Marriage Index, 1788-1966 Save this record and choose the information you want to add to your family tree       Groom David G Neilen Bride Catherine M Deahm Marriage Year: 1921 District: Greta, New South Wales, Australia Registration New South Wales, Australia David G Neilen & Florence M Deahm In Australia, New South Wales Marriage Index, 1788-1966 Save this record and choose the information you want to add to your family tree