Descendants of William SPALDING
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Birth QLD BDM: Lilly Muir
Event date: 13/09/1886
Event type: Birth registration
Registration details: 1886/C/4958
Mother: Elizabeth Ellen Cann
Father/parent: William MuirMarriage QLD BDM: Lily Muir
Event date: 31/12/1913
Event type: Marriage registration
Registration details: 1914/C/1780
Spouse: William John LeitchDeath QLD BDM: Lily Leitch
Event date: 16/05/1980
Event type: Death registration
Date of birth: 1887
Registration details: 1980/52723
Mother: Elizabeth Ellen Cann
Father/parent: William Muir
Death QLD BDM: William John Leitch
Event date: 10/07/1970
Event type: Death registration
Registration details: 1970/C/5989
Mother: Ellen Barr
Father/parent: Andrew Leitch
Birth QLD BDM: Norman Leslie Leitch
Event date: 19/01/1915
Event type: Birth registration
Registration details: 1915/C/3714
Mother: Lily Muir
Father/parent: William John Leitch
Birth QLD BDM: William Andrew Leitch
Event date: 19/01/1915
Event type: Birth registration
Registration details: 1915/C/3713
Mother: Lily Muir
Father/parent: William John LeitchMarriage QLD BDM: William Andrew Leitch
Event date: 06/02/1939
Event type: Marriage registration
Registration details: 1939/C/1194
Spouse: Florence Routh DrummondDeath QLD BDM: William Andrew Leitch
Event date: 03/01/1979
Event type: Death registration
Registration details: 1979/C/1646
Mother: Lily Muir
Father/parent: William John Leitch
Birth QLD BDM: Florence Ruth Drummond
Event date: 15/01/1918
Event type: Birth registration
Registration details: 1918/C/605
Mother: Phobe Elizabeth McGachie
Father/parent: Leonard Finlay DrummondDeath QLD BDM: Florence Routh Leitch
Event date: 27/11/1969
Event type: Death registration
Registration details: 1969/C/7282
Mother: Phoebe Elizabeth McGachie
Father/parent: Leonard Finley Drummond
Birth Qld BDM: Lily Ellen Leitch
Event date: 25/08/1922
Event type: Birth registration
Registration details: 1922/C/13692
Mother: Lily Muir
Father/parent: William John LeitchIn the 1980 electoral Roll for Herbert, Ross, Queensland, she is a seamstress living in Townsville.
Find A Grave
Lily Ellen Leitch
DEATH 12 May 1998
BURIAL Woongarra Crematorium, Townsville, Townsville City, Queensland, Australia
PLOT Croton Bed B
Birth QLD BDM: Mary Dawson Muir
Event date: 12/07/1907
Event type: Birth registration
Registration details: 1907/B/15334
Mother: Elizabeth Dawson McWhirter
Father/parent: Matthew Muir
Grahame studied medicine at Cambridge and later worked at St. Thomas's Hospital in London.
For five years he had a general practice in Worthing and it was during this time that both Barbara and Diana were born. In 1929 the family moved to Brisbane where Grahame took up the position of State Health Officer and Deputy Commissioner of Health. For part of 1936 Grahame was the Acting Superintendent at the Palm Island Aboriginal Settlement before moving to Sydney to become the Metropolitan Medical Officer.
At the time of his death in 1963, Grahame and Mary had been living back in London for several years. At one time they gave their address as 16 Hans Road, SW3 and later they lived above what is now the Burberry shop in Kensington.
Came out to Australia in 1951.
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1916-2007
Diana M Drew
Registration Date: Jan 1929
Registration Quarter: Jan-Feb-Mar
Registration District: E Preston
Inferred County: Hampshire
Mother's Maiden Name: Muir
Volume Number: 2b
Page Number: 452
Birth: Lex Spalding Muir
Event date: 13/09/1899
Registration details: 1899/C/9889 Queensland
Mother: Jane May Meikle
Father/parent: ThomasMarriage: Lex Spalding Muir
Event date: 25/02/1922
Registration details: 1922/B/29676 Queensland
Spouse: Dorothy Phyllis SmithDeath: Lex Spalding Muir
Event date: 07/11/1941
Registration details: 1941/B/54386 Queensland
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Mother: Jane May Meikle Meikle
Father/parent: Thomas MuirThe Telegraph Brisbane - Saturday 8 November 1941, p2
DEATH OF MR. LEX MUIR
Devout Orangeman
The death yesterday, after a long illness, of Mr. Lex Spalding Muir, of Lytton Road, Bulimba, has removed a great champion of Protestantism and vigilante of individual freedom — a man who will he missed by men because he was a true comrade, a tolerant counsellor, and one whose simple, sincerity impressed all who knew him. Truly, may it be said of Lex Muir that the man has passed on, but his example remains to fill the gap that death has left.
Mr. Muir was for about 28 years a compositor on the mechanical staff of 'The Telegraph' where he was friend to everyone, and everyone was his friend. He was a lover of flowers, and was never without some bloom, from his garden in his coat lapel. He was best known, and will always be remembered for his untiring work as an Orangeman. Although only 42 years of age he had achieved the most exalted offices in that connection.
Before becoming actively associated with lodge work he was a lay preacher and his association with Orangeism was but another step in his crusade on behalf of Protestantism.
First of all he was interested in the old Independent Order of Orangeism until its amalgamation with the Queensland order of the Loyal Orange Institution. After some years he graduated through all the offices in the grand, executive to become Grand Master for three years.
For the last 18 months he was Immediate Past Grand Master of the Loyal Orange Institution Grand Lodge. He also was Worshipful Grand Sir Knight, of the Royal Black Preceptory of Queensland for three years and Past Grand Master of that order. He was one of the foundation members of Lodge Furness No. 3. which progressed rapidly because of his efforts, and was at one time an active member of the P.A.F.S.O.A.
Birth Qld BDM: Dorothy Phyllis Smith
Event date: 09/06/1902
Event type: Birth registration
Registration details: 1902/C/10375
Mother: Elizabeth Trundle McLean
Father/parent: Henry SmithDeath Qld BDM: Dorothy Phyllis Muir
Event date: 30/09/1968
Event type: Death registration
Registration details: 1968/C/5746
Mother: Elizabeth Trundle McLean
Father/parent: Henry Smith
439. Thomas Alexander Norman MUIR
The Telegraph Brisbane - Monday 3 January 1927, p8
BIRTH NOTICES.
MUIR.— On December 21, at Lytton Road, Bulimba, to Mr. and Mrs. Lex S. Muir — a son (Thomas).MUIR THOMAS ALEXANDER NORMAN : Service Number - 171199 : Date of birth - 21 Dec 1926 : Place of birth - BRISBANE QLD : Place of enlistment - BRISBANE : Next of Kin - MUIR DOROTHY
Living with his mother in the 1949, 1954 and 1958 Electoral Roll of Brisbane.
Living with a Barbara Anderson Muir in the 1963, 1968 and 1972 Electoral Roll of Brisbane, and 1977 and 1980 Roll of Fitzroy.
Death: Thomas Alexander Norman Muir
Event date: 16/12/1982
Date of birth: 1927
Registration details: 1983/50090 Queensland
Mother: Phyllis May Smith Smith
Father/parent: Lex Spalding Muir
Birth Qld BDM:
Found in the Queensland historical records
Barbara Anderson Heading
Event date: 02/11/1920
Event type: Birth registration
Registration details: 1920/C/13410
Mother: Ruby Jeannie ThomasDeath Notice: MUIR Barbara Anderson, Death 22JAN2019, Aged 98, at Masters Lodge, late of Hervey Bay Courier Mail (Brisbane) 26JAN2019
MUIR, Barbara Anderson (nee Heading)
Late of Hervey Bay.
Passed away peacefully at Masters Lodge on Tuesday, 22nd January, 2019.Aged 98 years.Loving wife of Thomas (dec'd).
Dearly loved mother and mother-in-law of Bev & John.
Loving grandmother of Aidan.
Loved sister of Pat (dec'd), Colleen and Jim (dec'd).
Marriage Qld BDM: Phyllis May Muir
Event date: 13/12/1947
Event type: Marriage registration
Registration details: 1947/B/15454
Spouse: Frederick John Origlassi
Birth Qld BDM: Frederick John Origlassi
Event date: 21/07/1920
Event type: Birth registration
Registration details: 1920/C/8013
Mother: Mary Burdell
Father/parent: Federico OriglassiKILLED in ACTION - Gunshot Wound.
Remains were recovered in 1955 (Operation Glory) and reburied (original burial at Sukchon)A TRUE DIGGER - General Douglas MacArthur
Fred Origlassi was according to his comrades "a great digger." One soldier says, "he was the spirit of his Platoon" which was 3 Platoon of A Coy 3 RAR.
A name like Origlassi does not evoke the typical digger. Nor did he himself at first sight. His Italian father came from Turin, in northern Italy, early in the twentieth century to join the wave of Italian migrants who settled in Ingham in North Queensland. They worked in the cane industry and through sheer hard work and prudence became in one generation owners of cane farms. Theirs is one of Australia's great migrant success stories.
Like many patriotic Aussies, Fred Origlassi joined the AIF in March 1940. As QX 2236, he became a member of 2/32 Battalion of the 9th Division. It is to be noted that 9th Division piled up honours for itself in World War 2. They fought in Syria, Tobruk, El Alamein and later at Borneo. Their stubborn resistance during the Siege of Tobruk earned them the right to their own special colour patch and the epithet, "Rats." On Anzac day in Australia when veterans of all wars march through the streets of towns and cities to commemorate the birth of the Anzac legend there is a buzz in the crowd as the Rats of Tobruk march by.
Fred Origlassi survived Syria and Tobruk, but at El Alamein, when Montgmery's Army faced the formidable Desert Corps led by Rommel, Fred, still suffering from a nasty illness called Black Desert Fever, was captured on 17th July, 1942. El Alamein was in Italian territory so Fred first came under the control of Italians. To teach him that no Italian should be fighting against his own kin, he was strung up by his thumbs until his feet left the ground on several occasions.
Fred was relieved when he was handed over to the Germans and sent to a Stalag in Germany for the rest of the war. Fred's fellow prisoners tell how the big-hearted digger was ever ready to help others and would even save food for the more needy from his own meagre ration. Ironically, at about the time Fred was being tortured in North Africa, some Italian relatives in Australia were being interned as aliens.
The moment the war ended and Fred was freed, he and a mate commandeered a truck, to ransack a warehouse to get food for a starving German woman who had been kind to the POWs.
Fred was demobilised and discharged on 2nd October 1945, but he did not return to Ingham. He got a job at the Greenslopes Military Hospital, Brisbane and again his caring nature was observed. He helped the refugeees from the Balkans refugees by teaching them English. One day he went to the assistance of a beautiful girl convalescing from a serious illness. He fell in love with her and entranced by the warm-hearted, gentle man, the beautiful girl married him.
Then before Fred had had time to really enjoy his freedom, the Korean War broke out. When volunteers were called for, he joined K Force, a special force enlisted for Korea. He was given the Queensland Number 1/400001, but because a mate didn't want his allotted number to have a nine in it, Fred gave him his prestigious "1" and became, instead, 1/400009.
Like Origlassi, there was another who was also a 2/32 man, a "Rat", in 3 RAR. The other "Rat," Arch Denness, who died in 1998, won an MC for his leadership of C Company's lead role in 3 RAR's first battle, Apple Orchard on 22nd October1950. Many in the battalion in 1950 and 1951 were older men who had singular AIF experience like Denness and Origlassi. It is they and their like who ensured the success of a battalion that was hastily put together in Japan and then plunged into the front line.
Fred was placed in A Company and enjoyed the distinction of being one who sailed from Japan to Korea on the "Aiken Victory," a proud claim, that signifies a man is an original, one who was among the first to hear the bugle call, as the ethos goes.
At Pusan, on 28th September 1950, they were met by Lt. Col Charles Green their CO. They were hastened to join the 27th British Commonwealth Brigade, led by Brigadier Aubrey Coad, to take the vanguard position of the US 8th Army's advance into North Korea. Fred was in 3 Platoon, commanded by Lieutenant "Chic" Charlesworth and survived the three first important battles: Apple Orchard, Broken Bridge and Chongju. In this period, 3 RAR's reputation was established, and their style and prowess was recognised by the US 8th Army generals, who awarded some individual, well-earned decorations. Inexplicably, there were few Australian-recommended awards given in the early period.
When a quick victory was expected and all thought the war was nearly over, everything changed. On 1st November 1950 Lt. Col Charlie Green died of his wounds sustained after the Battle of Chongju. This shock coincided with the Chinese entry into the war with a 300,000 strong army that sent the United Nations Army into a retreat that too often became a shambles. MacArthur said, "A new war has begun."
It was 5th November 1950, Guy Fawkes day, when the next tragedy struck 3 RAR.
Positioned at the rear of the 8th Army in retreat, the 27th BCB faced a dire situation. They had already withdrawn close to the very spot at the Taenyong River where they had fought the Battle of Broken Bridge on 25th October 1950. The road they were withdrawing along had been cut by a Chinese force, entrenched on a ridge, overlooking the road.
Brigadier Coad ordered that the ridge be cleared, in order to open the road. The Argyll's (also part of 27 BCB) led the attack and were halted. The Australians were then sent in with A Company in the lead. At the start line, Vic Carr reported how inspiring it was to see the troops advancing across the open ground before they began to climb the ridge in a treacherous frontal attack with only mortar support. As they advanced, the Chinese rained fire on them. Immediately, casualties were taken but the Australians courageously persisted until the ridge was cleared and secured, as darkness fell. Once it became dark, the Chinese, as is their practice, became active. They targeted the battalion's weak spots. The obvious one, Battalion HQ sited on the road, was put under heavy attack. The new, battle-inexperienced CO ordered a withdrawal. Military theory teaches that it is fatal to withdraw while under attack, let alone in the dark, a lesson that was reinforced on 5th November 1950, and reverberates in the Battalion memory. The A Coy commander, Capt. Chitts, was wounded. His replacement obeyed the withdrawal order unquestioningly, whereas other companies recognised the peril and responded cautiously. Consequently, A Company was chopped to pieces on that night that stole the lives of many brave men. A Company who had the highest casualties, went into the Battle of Pakchon 110 strong, and came out with only 60 left standing. Altogether, sixteen were killed or died of wounds.
At the point when A Company was about to move out, Fred Origlassi leaned down to tell another soldier to get ready to move. As he spoke he was shot dead.
In Australia, Phyl, Origlassi's wife, had just lost a baby. On 8th November 1950, a telegram was handed to her in the hospital during a celebration arranged for her birthday. She hesitated to open it, thinking she'd wait for a quiet moment to read what she thought would be Fred's birthday wishes. Someone prevailed on her to open it. She recalls little else. To later cause Phyl distress, she gave all Fred's pictures to his brother who was ill. The brother, before he died, sent the pictures to the War Memorial. Consequently, until recently she had no photos of Fred in Korea until she sighted a picture in a story that Snow Dicker submitted to a veterans' journal. In the picture Fred is typically caring for someone: he is acting as a stretcher bearer, with his rifle over one arm, and his helmet obviously tossed on his head in a great hurry.As naturally as it seems for an Australian to become a great soldier, so it was for Fred Origlassi. His rich and proud Italian-Australian heritage was subsumed when he became a digger. He had learned the incommunicable that only a member of a great fighting battalion can ever know. He had discovered a bond that only blood sacrifice can create. He had experienced what Jo Gullett calls, in his classic memoir, Not as Duty Only, "a state of grace."
Fred's comrades will always remember him as a soldier with the ultimate identity
"a great digger."
L/Cpl Frederick John Origlassi
b. 21/7/1920
1/400009, (AIF Number QX2236)
3 Pl. A Coy 3 RAR
KIA 5/11/1950 at Pakchon, North KoreaLEST WE FORGET
Inscription
1/400009 LANCE CORPORAL
F. J. ORIGLASSI
3RD BATTALION
ROYAL AUSTRALIAN REGIMENT
5TH NOVEMBER 1950 AGE 50
Gravesite Details
Buried at 0900 hrs on 10th August 1955.
Marriage Qld BDM: Hazel Dorothy Muir
Event date: 08/06/1946
Event type: Marriage registration
Registration details: 1946/B/7592
Spouse: David John Linklater
Australia, World War II Military Service Records, 1939-1945
David John Linklater
Birth Date: 23 Jan 1927
Birth Place: Brisbane
Year Range: 1939-1948
Enlistment Place: Brisbane, Queensland
Service Number: B5151
Spouse: Hazel
Series Description: A6770: RAN, Petty Officers and MenDeath Notice: LINKLATER David John, Death 12NOV2005, aged 78 late of Morayfield, formerly of Woodford Courier Mail (Brisbane) 16NOV2005
Marriage SP: GOVAN MAGGIE MURDOCH JAMES 1905 656/ 14 Stonehouse
Death SP: GOVAN MARGARET 64 1946 656/ 1 Stonehouse
MURDOCH MARGARET 64 1946 656/ 1 StonehouseMonument:
In loving memory of our dear mother
Margaret Govan who died 5 jan 1946 aged 64 years
also our dear father
James Murdoch who died 5 June 1945 aged 67 years
Birth SP: MURDOCH MARION JOHNSTON F 1907 656/ 98 Stonehouse
Marriage SP: MURDOCH MARION JOHNSTON, HENDERSON GEORGE, 1942, 656/ 8, Stonehouse
Death SP: MURDOCH MARION JOHNSTON, aged 63, 1971, 656/ 42, Strathaven
HENDERSON MARION JOHNSTON, aged 63, 1971, 656/ 42, StrathavenMonument:
In loving memory of
Marion J Murdoch died 31 Mar 1971 aged 63 years
Dearly beloved wife of George Henderson
Also the above George Henderson died 16 Apr 1982 aged 78 years
And great granddaughter Elisha Ann Brown died in infancy
Birth SP: MURDOCH THOMAS GOVAN M 1909 656/ 120 Stonehouse
Marriage SP: MURDOCH THOMAS GOVAN, MCGOWAN GRACE RUSSELL, 1936, 621/3, Avondale
Death SP: MURDOCH THOMAS GOVAN, aged 56, 1966, 656/ 6, Stonehouse
Monument:
In memory of
Thomas Murdoch beloved husband of Grace McGowan
died 14 Jan 1966 aged 56 years
The above Grace McGowan died 25 Oct 1992 aged 83 years
Death SP: MURDOCH GRACE RUSSELL, aged 83, mother - WYLIE, 1992, 580/ 242, Larkhall
MCGOWAN GRACE RUSSELL, aged 83, mother - WYLIE, 1992, 580/ 242, Larkhall
Birth SP: GOVAN MARY JOHNSTON F 1883 656/ 2 Stonehouse
Marriage SP: GOVAN MARY JOHNSTONE HOCKNEY JOSEPH WILLIAM 1905 656/ 17 Stonehouse
Death SP: GOVAN MARY 60 1943 656/ 39 Stonehouse
HOCKNEY MARY 60 1943 656/ 39 StonehouseMonument:
Erected by Joseph and Mary Hockney
In loving memory of their dear son
Joseph
Who died 7th Nov 1925, aged 19 years
Also the above
Mary Hockney
Who died 24th Sep 1943 aged 60 years
Also the above
Joseph Hockney
Who died 26th Feb 1961 aged 77 years
Also their daughter
Marion Mary Gray 1916 - 1988
Possible Birth: England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1837-1915
Joseph William Hockney
Registration Date: 1883
Quarter of the Year: Apr-May-Jun
Registration Place: Boston, Lincolnshire, England
Volume: 7a
Page: 455Death SP: HOCKNEY JOSEPH WILLIAM, aged 77, 1961, 656/ 42, Stonehouse
Burial: Web: UK, Burial and Cremation Index, 1576-2014
Joseph Hockney
Register Type: Burial
Death Date: 26 Feb 1961
Burial or Cremation Date: 26 Feb 1961
Burial or Cremation Place: South Lanarkshire, ScotlandUK and Ireland, Find a Grave Index, 1300s-Current
Joseph Hockney
Gender: Male
Death Date: 26 Feb 1961
Cemetery: Stonehouse Cemetery
Spouse: Mary Hockney
Children:
Joseph Hockney
Marion Mary GrayMonument:
Erected by Joseph and Mary Hockney
In loving memory of their dear son
Joseph
Who died 7th Nov 1925, aged 19 years
Also the above
Mary Hockney
Who died 24th Sep 1943 aged 60 years
Also the above
Joseph Hockney
Who died 26th Feb 1961 aged 77 years
Also their daughter
Marion Mary Gray 1916 - 1988
445. Joseph William Cliff HOCKNEY
Birth SP: HOCKNEY JOSEPH WILLIAM M 1906 656/ 75 Stonehouse
Death SP: HOCKNEY JOSEPH W CLIFF, aged 19, 1925, 656/ 38, Stonehouse
Monument:
Erected by Joseph and Mary Hockney
In loving memory of their dear son
Joseph
Who died 7th Nov 1925, aged 19 years
Also the above
Mary Hockney
Who died 24th Sep 1943 aged 60 years
Also the above
Joseph Hockney
Who died 26th Feb 1961 aged 77 years
Also their daughter
Marion Mary Gray 1916 - 1988
Birth SP: HOCKNEY MARION MARY F 1916 656/ 8 Stonehouse
Marriage SP: HOCKNEY MARION MARY, BIGGAR ROBERT, 1941, 621/ 12, Avondale and Glassford
Marriage SP: HOCKNEY MARION MARY, GRAY ROBERT, 1961, 638/ 122, Dalserf and Larkhall
Death SP: HOCKNEY MARION MARY, aged 72, mother - GOVAN, 1988, 585/ 51, Lesmahagow
GRAY MARION MARY, aged 72, mother - GOVAN, 1988, 585/ 51, Lesmahagow
BIGGAR MARION MARY, aged 72, mother - GOVAN, 1988, 585/ 51, LesmahagowMonument:
Erected by Joseph and Mary Hockney
In loving memory of their dear son
Joseph
Who died 7th Nov 1925, aged 19 years
Also the above
Mary Hockney
Who died 24th Sep 1943 aged 60 years
Also the above
Joseph Hockney
Who died 26th Feb 1961 aged 77 years
Also their daughter
Marion Mary Gray 1916 - 1988
Birth SP: GOVAN JESSIE F 1889 656/ 34 Stonehouse
Marriage SP: GOVAN JESSIE, SIMMONS HENRY, 1909, 656/ 11, Stonehouse
Death SP: GOVAN JESSIE 63 1952 656/ 170 Stonehouse
SIMMONS JESSIE 63 1952 656/ 170 StonehouseUK and Ireland, Find a Grave Index, 1300s-Current
Jessie Simmons
Death Date: 10 Dec 1952
Cemetery: Stonehouse Cemetery, Stonehouse, South Lanarkshire, Scotland
Spouse: Henry SimmonsMonument:
In loving memory of
Jessie Govan beloved wife of Henry Simmons
died 10th Dec 1962 aged 63 years
also the above
Henry Simmons
died 18th Dec 1957 aged 74 years
Somerset, England, Church of England Baptisms, 1813-1914
Henry Simmons
Birth Date: 30 Nov 1883
Baptism Date: 3 Feb 1884
Baptism Place: Paulton, Somerset, England
Father: George Simmons, coal miner of Quarry place
Mother: Elizabeth SimmonsDeath SP: SIMMONS HENRY, aged 74, 1957, 656/ 191, Stonehouse
Monument:
In loving memory of
Jessie Govan beloved wife of Henry Simmons
died 10th Dec 1962 aged 63 years
also the above
Henry Simmons
died 18th Dec 1957 aged 74 years
England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1916-2005
Henry K Simmons
Registration Date: Jul 1944
Registration Quarter: Jul-Aug-Sep
Registration District: Middlesbrough Yorkshire North Riding
Spouse: Freda Furphy
Volume Number: 9d
Page Number: 998Surrey, England, Regimental Rolls and Recruitment Registers, 1908-1947
Henry Kitchener Simmons
Military Date: 11 Sep 1944
Regiment: East Surrey
Regiment Number: 3251608England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007
Henry Kitchener Simmons
Death Age: 81
Birth Date: 7 Oct 1915
Registration Date: Jan 1997
Registration District: Middlesbrough North Yorkshire
Register Number: A2A
District and Subdistrict: 3481A
Entry Number: 268
England & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1916-2007
Freda Furphy
Registration Date: Jul 1921
Registration Quarter: Jul-Aug-Sep
Registration District: Middlesbrough North Yorkshire
Mother's Maiden Name: Robinson
Volume Number: 9d
Page Number: 10691939 England and Wales Register
Freda Furphy
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Single
Birth Date: 25 Jul 1921
Residence 40 Sutton Way, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire (North Riding), England
Occupation: Tailoress
Inferred Father: Walter H Furphy
Inferred Mother: Elsie FurphyEngland & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1916-2007
Freda Simmons
Death Age: 80
Birth Date: 25 Jul 1921
Registration Date: Oct 2001
Registration District: Middlesbrough North Yorkshire
Register Number: A14A
District and Subdistrict: 3481A
Entry Number: 96
Birth SP: SIMMONS THOMAS, M, 1919, 656/ 96, Stonehouse
Marriage SP: SIMMONS THOMAS, HUBBALL JESSIE FISHER, 1946, 656/ 20, Stonehouse
Death SP; SIMMONS THOMAS, aged 77, mother - GOVAN, 1997, 580/ 204, Larkhall
Birth SP: HUBBALL JESSIE FISHER, F, 1921, 639/ 1176, Dalziel
Marriage SP: SIMMONS THOMAS, HUBBALL JESSIE FISHER, 1946, 656/ 20, Stonehouse
Death SP: HUBBALL JESSIE FISHER, aged 62, mother - MITCHELL, 1983, 579/ 128, Strathaven
BAIN JESSIE FISHER, aged 62, mother - MITCHELL, 1983, 579/ 128, Strathaven
MCCLEARY JESSIE FISHER, aged 62, mother - MITCHELL, 1983, 579/ 128, Strathaven
SIMMONS JESSIE FISHER, aged 62, mother - MITCHELL, 1983, 579/ 128, Strathaven
Birth SP: SIMMONS WILLIAM, M, 1923, 656/ 2, Stonehouse
Death SP: SIMMONS WILLIAM, aged 86, mother - GOVAN, 2009, 580/ 186, Larkhall
Death SP: SIMMONS PHYLLIS JOAN, aged 82, 2005, 580/ 177, Larkhall
TINNEY PHYLLIS JOAN, aged 82, 2005, 580/ 177, Larkhall
Birth SP: SIMMONS JOYCE, F, 1928, 656/ 23, Stonehouse
Marriage SP: SIMMONS JOYCE, BOYD WILLIAM DYKES, 1951, 656/ 27, Stonehouse
Marriage SP: SIMMONS JOYCE, HORN JOHN, 1965, 621/ 46, Avondale and Glassford
Death SP: SIMMONS JOYCE, aged 71, mother - GOVAN, 1999, 570/ 389, Motherwell and Wishaw
BOYD JOYCE, aged 71, mother - GOVAN, 1999, 570/ 389, Motherwell and Wishaw
HORN JOYCE, aged 71, mother - GOVAN, 1999, 570/ 389, Motherwell and Wishaw
Death SP: BOYD WILLIAM DYKES, aged 31, 1957, 482/ 70, Killearn
Birth SP: GOVAN THOMAS M 1891 656/ 88 Stonehouse
Marriage SP: GOVAN THOMAS BLACK JANET 1921 656/ 22 Stonehouse
Marriage SP: GOVAN THOMAS STEWART JANET 1924 656/ 2 Stonehouse
Death SP: GOVAN THOMAS, aged 69, 1961, 656/ 82, Stonehouse
Death SP: BLACK JANET, aged 29, mother - MUNRO, 1922, 656/ 32, Stonehouse
GOVAN JANET, aged 29, mother - MUNRO, 1922, 656/ 32, Stonehouse
Birth SP: GOVAN JANET LAURA, F, 1922, 656/ 52, Stonehouse
Marriage SP: GOVAN JANET LAURA, MCLUCKIE MATTHEW, 1941, 656/ 12,
StonehouseDeath SP: GOVAN JANET LAURA, aged 61, mother - BLACK, 1984, 585/ 17, Lesmahagow
MCLUCKIE JANET LAURA, aged 61, mother - BLACK, 1984, 585/ 17, Lesmahagow
Birth SP: MCLUCKIE MATTHEW, M, 1917, 638/2 5, Dalserf
Death SP: MCLUCKIE MATTHEW, aged 54, 1971, 649/ 40, Lesmahagow
Marriage SP: STEWART JANET, DUNN GEORGE, 1918, 656/ 7, Stonehouse
Marriage SP: STEWART JANET, GOVAN THOMAS, 1924, 656/ 2 StonehouseDeath SP: GOVAN JANET, aged 54, 1949, 656/ 81, Stonehouse
DUNN JANET, aged 54, 1949, 656/ 81, Stonehouse
STEWART JANET, aged 65(sic), 1949, 656/ 81, Stonehouse
Birth SP: GOVAN WILLIAM VICTOR, M, 1926, 656/ 32, Stonehouse
Marriage SP: GOVAN WILLIAM VICTOR, RAE ISABELLA COMB, 1956, 656/ 17, Stonehouse
Death SP: GOVAN WILLIAM VICTOR, aged 79, mother - STEWART, 2005
580/ 286, Larkhall
Birth Sp: RAE ISABELLA COMB, F, 1925, 656/ 88, Stonehouse
Death SP: RAE ISABELLA COMB, aged 89, mother - KEENAN, 2015, 592/ 41, HAMILTON
GOVAN ISABELLA COMB, aged 89, mother - KEENAN, 2015, 592/ 41, HAMILTON
Birth SP: GOVAN WILLIAM M 1885 656/ 83 Stonehouse
Marriage SP: GOVAN WILLIAM, MILLER MARY MCAUSLAND, 1904, 639/ 201, Dalziel
In Dalziel, Lanarkshire on 9 Sep 1904 at South Dalziel Manse Motherwell, William Govan, Bachelor, bricklayer aged 18 of Dalziel, father - John Govan, quarry man (foreman), mother Jeanie Govan m.s. Coulter, married Mary McCausland Miller, spinster, aged 21 of Motherwell, father - William Millar, coalminer, mother Nellie Millar m.s Falloway. Witnesses: Edward McFalre?, Maggie CunninghamDeath SP: GOVAN WILLIAM, aged 79, 1965, 638/ 45, Dalserf and Larkhall
In memory of Mary M Miller
beloved wife of William Govan
died 4th March 1959 aged 76 years
Also the above
William Govan
died 27th April 1965
aged 79 years
also their daughter Lena
died 5th May 1978
Birth SP: MILLER MARY MAYAUSLANE, F, 1882, 638/1 209, Larkhall
Death SP: GOVAN MARY MAYAUSLAN, aged 76, 1959, 638/ 27, Dalserf and Larkhall
MILLER MARY MAYAUSLAN, aged 76, 1959, 638/ 27, Dalserf and LarkhallIn memory of Mary M Miller
beloved wife of William Govan
died 4th March 1959 aged 76 years
Also the above
William Govan
died 27th April 1965
aged 79 years
also their daughter Lena
died 5th May 1978
UK and Ireland, Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960
Lena Govan
Arrival Age: 4
Birth Date: abt 1905
Port of Departure: Montréal, Québec, Canada
Arrival Date: 10 May 1909
Port of Arrival: Glasgow, Scotland
Ports of Voyage: Montreal and Quebec
Ship Name: Grampian
Shipping Line: Allan Line
Official Number: 124220In memory of Mary M Miller
beloved wife of William Govan
died 4th March 1959 aged 76 years
Also the above
William Govan
died 27th April 1965
aged 79 years
also their daughter Lena
died 5th May 1978
Birth SP: GOVAN ROBERT COULTER M 1887 656/ 110 Stonehouse
Canadian Passenger records
Arrived at Quebec, 10 May 1907 on the vessel Pretorian
All arrived from Scotland and heading for Montreal
John Govan, aged 48 a Quarryman (Foreman)
Jeannie Govan, adeg 42, wife
Robert Govan, aged 19/20, a bricklayer
John govan, aged 17, a painter
Bessie Govan, aged 13, a child
Possible Birth SP: MCINTYRE JANET FRAME, F, 1890, 648/ 97, Lanark
1901 Scotland Census
Janet F McIntyre
Age 10
Estimated Birth Year 1891
Relationship Daur (Daughter)
Father Samuel McIntyre
Mother Janet McIntyre
Gender Female
Where born Lanark, lanarks
Registration Number 628
Registration district Cambusnethan Lanarkshire
Address 12 Victoria St
Occupation Scholar
ED 6
Household schedule number 51
Line 15
Roll CSSCT1901_254
Birth SP: GOVAN JOHN M 1890 628/ 64 Cambusnethan
Canadian Passenger records
Arrived at Quebec, 10 May 1907 on the vessel Pretorian
All arrived from Scotland and heading for Montreal
John Govan, aged 48 a Quarryman
Jeannie Govan, adeg 42, wife
Robert Govan, aged 20, a bricklayer
John govan, aged 17, a painter
Bessie Govan, aged 13, a childPossible Travel: John Govan
Age21 Birth Date abt 1890
Departure Date 4 Mar 1911
Port of Departure Glasgow, Scotland
Destination Port St John, New Brunswick, Canada
Ship Name Athenia
Shipping Line Donaldson Line
Official Number 119121Marriage: John Garau
Religion Presbyterian
Marriage Date 1912
Marriage Place Verdun, Québec
Spouse Elizabeth Stuart BrownPossible Travel: John Govan
Arrival Age 35
Birth Date abt 1890
Port of Departure Montréal, Québec, Canada
Arrival Date 25 Jul 1925
Port of Arrival Glasgow, Scotland
Ship Name Athenia Shipping Line Anchor Line
Official Number 146330
UK Incoming Passenger Lists, 1878-1960Find A Grave
Burial: John Govan
BIRTH 1890
DEATH 3 Jun 1952 (aged 61–62)
BURIAL Hawthorn-Dale Cemetery
Montreal, Montreal Region, Quebec, Canada
Cemetery Hawthorn-Dale (Pointe-aux-Trembles)
Notes John Govan 1890-1952 Beloved husband of Elizabeth Brown 1894-1980
Transcription
John Govan
1890-1952
Beloved husband of
Elizabeth Brown
1894-1980
Possible Birth SP: BROWN ELIZABETH STEWART, F, 1894, 625/2 133, Holytown
Burial: Elizabeth Stewart Brown Govan
BIRTH 1894
DEATH 25 Nov 1980 (aged 85–86)
BURIAL Hawthorn-Dale Cemetery
Montreal, Montreal Region, Quebec, Canada
Transcription
John Govan
1890-1952
Beloved husband of
Elizabeth Brown
1894-1980
Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967
Bessie Thomson Govan
461. Jeannie Coulter Graham GOVAN
Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967
Jeannie Coulter Graham Govan
Birth SP: GOVAN CATHERINE F 1900 638/2 125 Dalserf
Marriage SP: GOVAN CATHERINE, CAMPBELL WILLIAM, 1924, 638/2 21, Dalserf
At the Dalserf Manse Dalserf Lanarkshire William Campbell, coalminer, bachelor, aged 26 of 6 Swinhill Terrace, Dalserf, father - George Campbell, coalminer (deceased), mother - Janet Campbell, now Good m.s Wakefield married Catherine Govan, home duties, spinster, aged 23 of Lockharts Building, Swinhill Dalderf, father - Andrew Govan, coalminer, mother - Margaret Govan m.s. McEwan
Witnesses: James Thomson 6 Swinhill Terrace Larkhall, Susan Govan Lockharts Buildings Swinhill LarkhallDeath SP: GOVAN CATHERINE, aged 81, mother - MCEWAN, 1982, 580/ 114, Larkhall
CAMPBELL CATHERINE, aged 81, mother - MCEWAN, 1982, 580/ 114, Larkhall
Birth SP: CAMPBELL WILLIAM MCDOUGAL, M, 1896, 649/1 256, Lesmahagow
Marriage SP: GOVAN CATHERINE, CAMPBELL WILLIAM, 1924, 638/2 21, Dalserf
At the Dalserf Manse Dalserf Lanarkshire William Campbell, coalminer, bachelor, aged 26 of 6 Swinhill Terrace, Dalserf, father - George Campbell, coalminer (deceased), mother - Janet Campbell, now Good m.s Wakefield married Catherine Govan, home duties, spinster, aged 23 of Lockharts Building, Swinhill Dalderf, father - Andrew Govan, coalminer, mother - Margaret Govan m.s. McEwan
Witnesses: James Thomson 6 Swinhill Terrace Larkhall, Susan Govan Lockharts Buildings Swinhill Larkhall
Scotland and Northern Ireland, Death Index, 1989-2013
William Campbell
Gender Male
Age 78
Birth Date 30/04/1925
Last Residence Larkhall Lanarkshire Scotland
Postal Code District ML9
Death Date 17/07/2003
Birth SP: GOVAN THOMAS M 1902 638/2 67 Dalserf
Marriage SP: GOVAN THOMAS, CLARK JESSIE FRAME, 1924, 638/2 23, Dalserf
Death SP: GOVAN THOMAS, aged 73, mother - MCEWAN, 1976, 570/ 204, Motherwell and Wishaw
Birth SP: CLARK JESSIE FRAME, F, 1900, 638/1 218, Larkhall
Death SP: CLARK JESSIE FRAME, aged 58, 1958, 629/ 574, Carluke
GOVAN JESSIE FRAME, aged 58, 1958, 629/ 574, Carluke
Birth SP; GOVAN ANDREW, M, 1925, 638/2 43, Dalserf
Death SP: GOVAN ANDREW, aged 82, mother - CLARK, 2007, 569/ 131, Shotts
Scotland and Northern Ireland, Death Index, 1989-2021
Andrew Govan
Gender: Male
Age: 82
Birth Date: 1925
Last Residence: Shotts, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Postal Code District: Ml7
Death Date: 30 Oct 2007
Birth SP: GOVAN GEORGE CLARK, M, 1926, 638/2 98, Dalserf
Marriage SP: GOVAN GEORGE CLARK, ARMIT JEANIE MILLS, 1950, 628/ 187, Cambusnethan
Death SP: GOVAN GEORGE CLARK, aged 81, mother - CLARK, 2007, 569/ 108, Shotts
UK and Ireland, Find a Grave Index, 1300s-Current
George Clark Govan
Buried on: 03 September 2007 recorded at: Benhar Cemetery and Calderhead Cemetery (North Lanarkshire) date of death 03 September 2007
Cemetery: Benhar Cemetery
Burial or Cremation Place: Shotts, North Lanarkshire, Scotland
Spouse: Sheila GovanMonument:
In remberance of
George Clark Govan
died 3rd Spetember 2007
aged 81 years
devoted father and papa
dearly loved husband of
Sheila Govan
Nee Armit
died 6th June 2013
aged 84 years
muched loved mum and gran
Birth SP: ARMIT JEANIE MILLS, F, 1928, 628/ 653, Cambusnethan
Marriage SP: ARMET SHEILA MARGARET, OWEN EDWARD D V, 1950, 685/1 782, HaymarketMarriage SP: GOVAN GEORGE CLARK, ARMIT JEANIE MILLS, 1950, 628/ 187, Cambusnethan
Death SP: GOVAN JEANIE MILLS, aged 84, mother - MCMILLAN, 2013, 583/ 270, Lanark
ARMIT JEANIE MILLS, aged 84, mother - MCMILLAN, 2013, 583/ 270, LanarkFind A Grave
Sheila Armit Govan
DEATH 6 Jun 2013
North Lanarkshire, Scotland
BURIAL Benhar Cemetery, Shotts, North Lanarkshire, ScotlandMonument:
In remberance of
George Clark Govan
died 3rd Spetember 2007
aged 81 years
devoted father and papa
dearly loved husband of
Sheila Govan
Nee Armit
died 6th June 2013
aged 84 years
muched loved mum and gran
Birth SP: GOVAN THOMAS, M, 1931, 628/ 439, Cambusnethan
Death SP: GOVAN THOMAS, aged 75, mother - CLARK, 2007, 569/ 39, ShottsFind A Grave
Govan, Thomas buried on: 12 March 2007 recorded at: Benhar Cemetery and Calderhead Cemetery (North Lanarkshire) date of death 12 March 2007
