SOUTHERN SOUTH HAMS

head  William MITCHELMORE

(b 1748) Stokenham

m 5Dec1781 Stokenham, HUMBERSTONE

1789-1798 ^ Bickerton

1794 farmer

1803 occupier of farms known as Garland's and Sim's in Bickerton

d 6Jan1831 Stokenham; bur Chivelstone Ford @ 82. Named on same memorial: his son William and his grandson William BAYLEY [son of his daughter Sarah]

sp      Sarah HUMBERSTONE

(b 1756)

m 5Dec1781 Stokenham

bur 26May1833 Stokenham @ 77

son    William MICHELMORE

chr 17Sep1782 Blackawton

dau    Sarah Humberstone MITCHELMORE

chr 18Oct1785 Stokenham

1796 Stokenham: apprenticed to William PAIGE, yeoman ^ East Allington (Sarah)

m 7Jun1807 St Alphege, Greenwich: George BAYLEY; Sarah MITCHALMORE ^ Eltham, Kent; by licence

dau    Sophia MITCHELMORE

chr 16Oct1787 Chivelstone Ford ^ Coldridge

m 27May1821 St Marylebone, William TEWSLEY

1822-1828 ^ Clapham

son William TEWSLEY

b 14May1822 Clapham

m 1849.2 Salisbury

m 31May1849 Salisbury, Elizabeth WALKER

son Arthur Mitchelmore TEWSLEY

b 1850.2 Lambeth

1851 @ 10 mo b Surrey (Arthur) with parents

d 1873.4 Wandsworth @ 23

1851 railway clerk @ 29 b Clapham. Also in household, unm sister Sophia FORDER @ 33 b Salisbury

bur 9Feb1876 Mortlake

son James TEWSLEY

b 20May1823 Clapham

m 1849.1 Kingston, Martha Frances ANTHONY

dau Amelia Mitchelmore TEWSLEY

b 1853.1 Kingston

m 1875.2 Pancras, Walter Alfred GOOSEY

m 29Jun1875 Camden: Walter Alfred GOOSEY, licensed victualler ^ St Luke, Chelsea, father William, licensed victualler; Amelia Mitchelmore TEWSLEY ^ 63 Park Street, father James, baker

1879 licensed victualler ^ 500 King’s Road, St Luke, Chelsea

1901 @ 48 b Kingston ^ London St Luke (Amelia M)

d 1906.4 Islington (Amelia M)

dau Sophia TEWSLEY

b 15Oct1829 Mortlake

m 1858.2 Richmond South, George Daniel FORDER

m 28Jun1858 Mortlake

dau Elsie Mitchelmore FORDER

b 1872.2 Alderbury

1881 @ 8 b Salisbury ^ 87 Exeter Street, Salisbury St Martin, Wiltshire with parents (Elsie M)

1901 @ 28 b Salisbury ^ St Martin with parents (Elsie)

1911 housekeeper @ 38 b Salisbury ^ 3 Newport Street, Swindon with brother Richard

1881 @ 51 b Mortlake ^ 87 Exeter Street, Salisbury St Martin, Wiltshire (Elsie M)

1887 passed the Trinity College of Music examination in musical knowledge (Senior Division), sitting at Salisbury

1901 @ 71 b Mortlake ^ St Martin

d 1908.3 Swindon @ 78

1841 ^ High Street, Mortlake. Also in household: her nephew William

d 1859.4 Kensington @ 73

d 10Dec1859 @ 74; bur Mortlake, London

dau    Alicia MITCHELMORE

chr 5Nov1789 Chivelstone Ford ^ Bickerton

m 24May1813 Plympton St Mary: James NELDER ^ Cornwood [1851 carpenter]; Alicia MITCHELMORE; witness [brother] Josiah MITCHELMORE

son Josiah Mitchelmore NELDER

chr 6Apr1815 Cornwood

m 1843.4 Plympton St Mary (Josias)

m 1Dec1843 Plympton St Mary: Josias Mitchelmore NELDER, carpenter ^ Cornwood, father James NELDER; Ann Horswill BLACKLER, servant ^ Cornwood, father John BLACKLER, husbandman

dau Ann Michelmore NELDER

b 1848.3 Plympton St Mary

chr 17Sep1848 Cornwood (Ann Mitchelmore)

1849 ^ Lutton

d 1849.1 Plympton St Mary @ 6 [mo]

bur 10Mar1849 Cornwood @ 6 mo

1848 carpenter ^ Lutton

son George Mitchelmore NELDER

b 1850.2 Plympton

1851 at home @ 1 b Plym[ton] St Mary ^ Ford Cottages, Plympton St Mary with parents

1861 page @ 11 b Plympton ^ Goodamoor, Plympton St Mary (George M)

m 1878.2 Portsea

m 10Apr1878 All Saints, Portsea: George Mitchelmore NELDER ^ HMS Asia, father Isiah [sic] NELDER, carpenter; Jane Maria ALDRIDGE ^ Lake Road, father John ALDRIDGE, farmer

1881 ships steward for general mess @ 33 b Plympton St Mary ^ HMS Asia, Portsmouth

son Frank Mitchelmore Aldridge NELDER

b 1885.1 Portsea (Frank Michelmore A)

1911 bank clerk @ 26 b Portsmouth ^ West View, Kings Road, Haslemere

m 1915.1 West Derby, Gertrude JONES

d 1919.1 Southampton @ 34

d 11Feb1919 Southampton: lance-corporal 227th Company Labour Corps ^ 155 Stanley Park Avenue, Liverpool; probate granted 4Apr1919 Liverpool to Gill JONES, commercial clerk, estate ₤314 2s 10d

1891 steward (sea) Royal Navy @ 41 b Plympton ^ 28 Lion Terrace, Portsea

10Apr1903 messman, HMS Asia: celebrated 25th wedding anniversary

1905 poultry farmer ^ Heathfield, Sussex

d 1905.3 Hailsham (George M)

d 30Jul1905 Cade Street Farm, Heathfield; probate granted 15Sep1905 London to Harry Josiah Aldridge NELDER officer in the mercantile marine, Harry YEOMANS joiner, and Jane Maria NELDER widow, estate ₤8619 13s 1d

1851 journeyman carpenter @ 36 b Cornwood ^ Ford Cottages, Plympton

d 1853.1 Plympton St Mary (Josias)

dau Elizabeth NELDER

chr 7Jan1820 Cornwood

m 1839.3 Droxford, Henry PERRY (GOVER)

1841 @ 20 b not Hampshire ^ Meonstoke [nr Droxford]

dau Alicia Michelmore PERRY

chr 2Sep1849 Meonstoke

1851 @ 1 b Meonstoke ^ Meanstoke with parents

1861 scholar @ 11 b Meonstoke ^ Perrys House, Meonstoke

16Sep1865 Meon Stoke: witness at marriage of John PINK and Sarah CHILDS

m 1871.4 Droxford, Simeon DAVIS (Alicia Mitchelmore)

1881 @ 31 b Meon Stoke ^ Village Bucks Inn, Meon Stoke (Alice)

1898 purchased 630 m2 land in Meonstoke

1901 @ 51 b Meon Stoke ^ Meon Stoke (Alicia M)

1911 @ 61 b Meonstoke ^ Meonstoke (Alicia Mitchelmore)

d 1923.4 Droxford @ 74

1851 @ 30 b Lutton [nr Cornwood] ^ Meanstoke

1861 @ 41 b Lutton ^ Perrys House, Meonstoke

d 1886.4 Drozford @ 66

son George Mictchamore NELDER

chr 29Jul1832 Cornwood

bur 30Nov1833 Cornwood @ 16 mo ^ Lutton (George Mitchelemore)

1851 @ 61 b Stokenham ^ Harts Cottage, Sutton, Plympton St Mary

d 1854.3 Plympton @ 64

son    Josiah MITCHELMORE

chr 11Oct1791 Chivelstone Ford ^ Bickerton

son    Elkanah MITCHELMORE

chr 2Mar1794 Chivelstone Ford ^ Bickerton

son    George Humberstone MITCHELMORE

chr 5Jun1796 Chivelstone Ford ^ Bickerton

dau    Keziah MITCHELMORE

b 1May1798

chr 5Nov1799 Chivelstone Ford ^ Bickerton

m 19Feb1824 Stokenham, Robert ISSELL

son Robert William Mitchelmore ISSELL

chr 12Jan1825 Stokenham

m 1848.3 Kensington, Augusta Jane SHAW

185x emigrated to Victoria, Australia

son Thomas Efford ISSELL

b 1850

m 188x, Emma CRIPPS

son Frank Mitchelmore ISSELL

b 1897 Malvern VIC, "parents Thomas Efford & Emma CRIPPS"

b 10Aug1897 Malvern

1931 labourer ^ 13 Lower Road, Ivanhoe VIC

m 1935 VIC, Lillian Rose Dodds COUGLE

1936 on electoral roll at Heidelberg VIC

1936, 1937 gardener ^ 16 Menzie Grove, Ivanhoe

1939-1945 Caulfield VIC: enlisted Australian Imperial Force, No. VX40213, next of kin Lillian ISSELL

1939-1945 South Melbourne VIC: enlisted Citizen Military Forces, No. V82844, next of kin Lillian ISSELL

1943 soldier ^ 34 Robins Street, Ivanhoe

1949, 1954 dental mechanic ^ 34 Robins Street, Ivanhoe

1963-1972 inspector ^ 66 Tulip Crescent, Boronia VIC

d 1929

son Harry Walter ISSELL

b 31Jan1862 Prahran VIC

chr 11May1862 Prahran (ISSALL)

m 1886 VIC, Sarah Anne ROGERS

son Harry Walter Mitchelmore ISSELL

b 1890 Malvern VIC

m 1919 VIC, Ethel Maud WRIGHT

1919 on electoral roll at Dendenong VIC

d 1962 Bentleigh VIC

d 1924 Melton VIC

d 1895 VIC @ 70

d 12Nov1895Prahran VIC @ 70, “43 yr resident of  Clark Street, Prahran”

dau Sarah Ann ISSELL

chr 26Jul1833

m 1859.1 St Thomas

m 8Jan1859 Littleham cum Exmouth: Thomas FREEMAN, printer @ 29 ^ Exmouth, father Thomas FREEMAN, corset manufacturer; Sarah Ann ISSELL @ 25 ^ Exmouth, father Robert ISSELL, bootmaker; witness [cousin] Peter William NELDER

son Thomas Michelmore FREEMAN

b 1865.2 St Thomas

chr 18Jun1865 Littleham cum Exmouth

d 1866.2 St Thomas @ 1 (Thomas M)

d 20May1866 Exmouth

bur 24May1866 Littleham cum Exmouth @ 1 ^ Exmouth

d 1834.1 St Thomas @ 61

bur 12Mar1895 Littleham cum Exmouth @ 61

son George Mitchelmore ISSELL

chr 8Jun1837 Stokenham

1851 @ 13 ^ 5 Charles Place, Kensington with parents (Geroge M)

1861 draper’s assistant @ 23 ^ 3 Charles Place, Kensington with parents

1871 draper’s assistant @ 33 ^ 14 Charles Street, Chelsea with parents

187x emigrated to Australia to join brother Robert, never married, became electoral officer

 d 23Jul1917 Prahran

1851 ^ 5 Charles Place, Kensington

1861 ^ 3 Charles Place, Kensington

1871 ^ 14 Charles Street, Kensington

d 1877.1 Kensington @ 80

son    Jabez MITCHELMORE

chr 1Mar1801 Chivelstone Ford ^ Bickerton

Memorial to three Williams

Sophia's memorial in
Mortlake Cemetery

In relation to average earnings, Frank’s estate would have been equivalent to about £40,000 today.

In relation to average earnings, George’s estate would have been equivalent to about £7,500,000 today.

Robert William Mitchelmore ISSELL

head  William MICHELMORE

chr 17Sep1782 Blackawton

1808 Harberton: 3rd banns read 8Apr for William MICHELMORE and Elizabeth PILLAGE

m 10May1808 Harberton, PILLAGE (MITCHELMORE)

1809 Harbertonford

d 4Apr1809 Coleridge; bur Chivelstone Ford @ 27 (MITCHELMORE); also named on memorial: his father William

sp      Elizabeth PILLAGE

      Not chr 23Jun1765 Woodleigh, “daughter of Andrew and Mary” (Elizabeth PELLIDGE).     [Andrew PILLIDGE m 22Jan1765 Moreleigh, Mary OSBORN] This person seems much too old to be William’s wife.

chr 23Mar1788 Halwell, “daughter of Philip & Elizabeth”

m 10May1808 Harberton

bur 24Jun1811 Halwell

son    William Kelland MICHELMORE

chr 29Jan1809 Harberton

A photograph of William's memorial is available here.

head  Josiah MITCHELMORE

chr 11Oct1791 Chivelstone Ford ^ Bickerton

m1 5Nov1824 St Pancras, London, GENGER

14Jun1833 master carpenter of 127 Upper Seymour Street, Euston Square: charged at Marylebone with cruelty to his apprentice Anne DODDRIDGE

19Aug1828 gent ^ 127 Upper Seymour Street, Euston Square: insured 112 Park Street, Camden Town with Sun Fire Office

m2 8Sep1833 St Pancras, London, HALL

1841 carpenter @ 49 b not Middlesex ^ Samuel Street, Mile End New Town (Josia)

1851 carpenter journeyman @ 59 b Stokenham ^ 22 Well Street, Stepney (MITCHOLMORE)

1861 carpenter @ 70 b Heckingham [Hollowcombe?] ^ Spitalfields

d 1863.2 Whitechapel @ 73

sp1    Charlotte Louisa GENGER

(b 1788)

m 5Nov1824 St Pancras, London

bur 11Dec1832 St Pancras, London @ 44 ^ Upper Seymour Street

sp2    Jane HALL

(b 1810) Clapham

m 8Sep1833 St Pancras, London

1841 @ 45 [sic] b not Middlesex ^ Samuel Street, Mile End New Town

1851 needlewoman @ 38 b Clapham ^ 22 Well Street, Stepney

1861 laundress @ 49 b Clapham ^ Spitalfields

1871 widow, lodger @ 62 b Clapham ^ 13 Little Manor Drive, Clapham (MITCHMORE); head: Mary Ann PRICE, laundress

d 1878.1 Wandsworth @ 70

bur 14Mar1878 Norwood Cemetery, Lambeth @ 70 ^ Bromells Road, Clapham

head  Elkanah MITCHELMORE

chr 2Mar1794 Chivelstone Ford ^ Bickerton

22Apr1808 apprenticed to Samuel GOODYEAR, joiner, carpenter and millwright ^ Chivelstone

m 15Apr1819 Charleton, NICHOLS

1825-1831 carpenter ^ Stonehouse

1830 carpenter ^ 1 Hobart Street, Stonehouse

1833 carpenter, 7 persons in family: granted £20 to assist emigration to Van Dieman's Land

31Mar1833 departed Plymouth aboard the barque Mary Ann

12Aug1833 arrived Hobart TAS with wife and 5 children

1838, 1841 carpenter

1841-1850 builder and part owner of several ships plying between Melbourne and Hobart

1842, 1843 mechanic or artificer ^ 8 Veterans Row, Hobart TAS (Elkana/Alcanah)

1842, 1848 owner of occupied cottage at Snug Point TAS (Alcana/Elknah)

1Feb1848 master:  arrived Launceston aboard the schooner Mystery from Melbourne

1848 built the schooner Union from timber obtained from his land at North West Bay TAS (MICHELMORE)

1Dec1848 arrived Melbourne aboard Union from Hobart (E)

27Sep1849 insolvent debtor: discharged

2Oct1949 his houses and cottage at 101 & 103 Elizabeth Street, Hobart, sold by his assignee

12Apr1850 departed Hobart aboard Auriga for California (E)

185x his schooners Agnes & Elizabeth and Mystery lost on voyages along Tasmanian coast

Dec1852 @ 28 [sic]: departed Melbourne VIC aboard Clarence I for Launceston (Elkinah)

1853 moved to Williamstown VIC

4Mar1854 arrived Hobart aboard the steamer Tasmania from Melbourne, departed 2Mar (Mr)

21Oct1854 arrived Hobart aboard the steamer City of Hobart from Melbourne with wife, departed 19Oct (Mr)

1856 builder ^ Cole Street, Williamstown [house and workshop]

1858-1859 partner in E Mitchelmore & Sons, won various contracts for public building works in Williamstown, Point Nepean, Melbourne and Snapper Point VIC

186x with sons, built the roof, floor, seats and pulpit of St Andrews Presbyterian Church, Williamstown, known as the Mariner's Church; seating and pulpit retained in subsequent rebuilding

1860 builder, Williamstown

1861 builder ^ Pascoe Street, Williamstown

1863 undertaker ^ 54 Pascoe Street, Williamstown

d 1863 VIC @ 68, b Devon

d 10May1863 Williamstown @ 68

d 10May1863; bur Williamstown

d 10May1863 Williamstown: builder; probate granted to Chas E PERCY and Geo WILKINSON

sp      Mary Ann NICHOLS

chr 30Jul1797 South Pool, "daughter of Stephen & Elizabeth"

m 15Apr1819 Charleton

12Aug1833 Hobart: arrived from England with husband and 5 children

1842, 1843 ^ 8 Veterans Row, Hobart TAS (?)

1Feb1848 arrived Launceston aboard the schooner Mystery from Melbourne

Mar1850 arrived Hobart aboard schooner Union from Sydney

30Mar1853 Port Adelaide: departed aboard Daphne for Melbourne (Mrs MICHELMORE)

12May1853 departed Hobart aboard Glencoe for Melbourne with children Sarah, Mary, Peter & Jabez

19Oct1854 aged 36 [sic]: departed Melbourne aboard City of Hobart I for Hobart (Mrs)

21Oct1854 Hobart: arrived aboard the steamer City of Hobart from Melbourne (Mrs)

1875 ^ 32 James Street, Williamstown (Mrs)

d 1875 VIC @ 78, "daughter of Samuel"

d 3Sep1875 James Street, Williamstown @ 78

bur 5Sep1875 Williamstown

son    Peter MITCHELMORE

b 13Oct1820 Chivelstone Ford

son    William Soloman MITCHELMORE

b 12Nov1822

chr 8Jan1823 South Pool

12Aug1833 Hobart: arrived from England with parents

1840-1850 boat builder and owner (William S)

1842, 1843 ^ 8 Veterans Row, Hobart TAS with parents (?)

1849 sailed aboard Union between Hobart and Melbourne (W J/W S)

185x believed to have gone to the Californian goldfields with his brother John

23Oct1854 departed Launceston TAS aboard Black Swan for Melbourne (William)

12May1863 ^ Williamstown: newspaper notice asked him to come home or write immediately because his father was ill (W S)

20Oct1905 VIC: late of Williamstown, builder, not heard of since '71; admonition probated (William S)

dau    Mary Ann MITCHELMORE

b 23Feb1825

chr 3Aug1828 Plymouth St Andrew (MITCHELLMORE)

12Aug1833 Hobart: arrived from England with parents

1842, 1843 ^ 8 Veterans Row, Hobart TAS with parents (?)

12May1853 departed Hobart aboard Glencoe for Melbourne with mother

1903, 1914 house duties ^ 26 James Street, Williamstown

d 1916 Williamstown @ 91

d 10Sep1916 28 James Street, Williamstown: spent 50-60 yr in Williamstown, resided the whole time with her sister Sarah

bur 12Sep1916 Williamstown

son    John MITCHELMORE

b 12May1828

dau    Tabitha MITCHELMORE

chr 24Apr1831 Plymouth St Andrew

12Aug1833 Hobart: arrived from England with parents

1842, 1843 ^ 8 Veterans Row, Hobart TAS with parents (?)

1846 witness at brother Peter's wedding

m 21Aug1849 Trinity Church, Hobart: Thomas Haynes LANG, mariner; Tabitha MITCHELMORE, spinster @ 19; witnesses [father] Elkanah, [sister] Sarah and [brother] Peter MITCHELMORE

d 12Jan1899 Tarraville VIC @ 68

bur 14Jan1899 Alberton VIC

dau    Sarah Elizabeth MITCHELMORE

b May1833 at sea aboard Mary Ann

12Aug1833 Hobart TAS: arrived from England with parents

1842, 1843 ^ 8 Veterans Row, Hobart TAS with parents (?)

1849 witness at sister Tabitha's wedding

12May1853 departed Hobart aboard Glencoe for Melbourne with mother

m 12Jan1856 VIC, Charles Edward PERCY

d 1916 Williamstown @ 82

bur May1916 Williamstown @ 82, "widow of Edward ^ James Street, Williamstown"

son    Samuel MITCHELMORE

b 27Aug1836 VIC

dau    Sophia MITCHELMORE

chr 14Oct1838 Hobart

1842, 1843 ^ 8 Veterans Row, Hobart TAS with parents (?)

m 29Sep1879 SA, William Carlton SENIOR, carpenter

m 29Sep1879 Le Fevre's Peninsula SA: William Carlton SENIOR, engineer @ 39 ^ Port Adelaide, father Richard SENIOR; Sophia MITCHELMORE @ 39 ^ Port Adelaide, father Elkanah MITCHELMORE (deceased); at the dwelling house of Mr John MITCHELMORE

m 29Sep1879 Semaphore SA: William Carleton SENIOR, eldest son of Richard SENIOR, engineer ^ Leeds, England; Sophia MITCHELMORE, youngest daughter of the late Elkanah MITCHELMORE, builder ^ Williamstown VIC; at the residence of Mr John MITCHELMORE, brother of the bride

1901  moved to 26 James Street, Williamstown, to live with mother and sister

d 14Sep1918 Williamstown

bur 16Sep1918 Williamstown @ 82, "widow of William" [in PERCY plot]

son    Jabez MITCHELMORE

b 22Dec1841 Hobart

dau    ? MITCHELMORE

(b 1842) TAS

Further details on Elkanah's life are available here, and a newspaper article summarising his life is available here.

A map showing where Elkanah’s Tasmanian descendants lived is available here.

There are errors in the 1842 and 1843 census returns, both in listing the ages of Elkanah's children and whether they were born before arrival in Tasmania. However, the records do show that the entire family was living together.

The fact that William's family placed the 1863 notice in a Balarat newspaper suggests they thought he was at the goldfields.

The existence of a ninth child is suggested by the fact that the 1843 census records one more child than in 1842.

head  George Humberstone MITCHELMORE

chr 5Jun1796 Chivelstone Ford ^ Bickerton

5Dec1812 @ 38 [sic]: at Clerkenwell County Sessions, found guilty of obstructing a highway (George H)

m1 9Apr1820 St Marylebone: George Humberstone MITCHELMORE; Sarah WHITE, widow

1821 ^ Exmouth Street, St Pancras

1834 trustee, St Pancras Vestry (Mr)

31Aug1839 partnership with J W BUCKLAND in firm Buckland & Mitchelmore, carrying on business as British Plate Metal Manufacturers at Union Road, Albany Road, Old Kent Road, Camberwell, dissolved by mutual consent (George H)

1841 builder @ 45 b not Middlesex ^ Gee Street, St Pancras

1841 landlord of tenements at 6½ and 7½ Clarendon Place, Somers Town

2Apr1842 clerk in HM Customs: his former partner James Warwick BUCKLAND in firm Buckland & Mitchelmore, now a prisoner, ordered to appear at court

2Apr1842 appointed assignee of the Rev James BRITTON, an insolvent debtor

1851 builder @ 54 b Stokenham ^ 4 Quadrant Grove, St Pancras. Also in household: step granddaughter Mary A SYMES @ 13 b St Pancras

m2 1853.3 St Martin in the Fields

m2 [11Aug1853] St Martin in the Fields, AUSTIN or COTTON

Nov1855 ^ 4 Quadrant Grove: elected St Pancras vestryman, Kentish Town ward

Nov1856 acquired licence to The Lord Southampton, Southampton Road, St Pancras

1856-1857 director of the poor, St Pancras vestry (G H)

1857 charged with resisting police in the execution of their duty, case dismissed

1858-1859 builder and licenced victualler ^ 9 Fitzroy Terrace, Southampton Road, Haverstock Hill, Middlesex: bankruptcy proceedings

7Sep1858 filed for adjudication of bankruptcy: builder and licenced victualler ^ 9 Fitzroy Terrace, Southampton Road, Haverstock Hill, Middlesex

Feb1859 gave up licence to The Lord Southampton, Southampton Road, St Pancras (G H)

29Mar1859 builder ^ Fitzroy Terrace, Southampton Road, Haverstock Hill, Middlesex certificate of bankruptcy granted, subject to possible appeal

4Oct1859 sitting to determine creditors announced

1861 married carpenter & master @ 66 b Devonshire ^ 4 Kingsbridge Terrace, Kentish Town (George MITCHELLMORE)

1871 widower, lodger @ 80 b Devon ^ 40 Sidney Street, Islington (George MITCHEMORE); head: William RAMBIRD

d 1873.1 Islington @ 78

d 7Feb1873 40 Sidney Street, Islington

sp1    Sarah LEACH

(b 1785)

m1 30May1809 St Marylebone, John WHITE

m2 9Apr1820 St Marylebone, MITCHELMORE

1841 @ 55 b not Middlesex ^ Gee Street, St Pancras

d 1850.1 Pancras @ 70

son    William MITCHELMORE

b 6Aug1821 Exmouth Street, St Pancras

sp2    Eliza Jane COTTON

(b 1805) Poplar

m1 8Jan1829 Barking, Essex, William AUSTIN

m2 1853.3 St Martin in the Fields

m2 [11Aug1853] St Martin in the Fields, MITCHELMORE

1861 @ 55 b Poplar, Middlesex ^ Westmoreland House, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire with her daughter by her first marriage, Frances Ann POTTINGER (Eliza J MITCHIMORE)

1871 annuitant @ 66 b Poplar ^ Mornington Cottage, Leckhampton, Gloucestershire with daughter Frances Ann POTTINGER and her family

1881 widow @ 76 b Blackwall, London ^ Rodney Lodge, Cheltenham with daughter Frances Ann POTTINGER and her family (MICHEMORE)

d 1889.2 Cheltenham @ 84

d 9Apr1889 Rodney Lodge, Cheltenham: widow; letter of administration granted 4Jun1889 Gloucester to Frances Ann POTTINGER (wife of Charles Richmond POTTINGER) ^ Rodney Lodge, daughter, estate £19 0s 0d

George was not living with his second wife in 1861 or 1871, although she was definitely alive. Possibly he separated from her before 1861.

In relation to average earnings, Eliza's estate would have been equivalent to about £9,000 today.

head  Jabez MITCHELMORE

chr 1Mar1801 Chivelstone Ford ^ Bickerton

1823 first went to sea as carpenter's mate

m 4Oct1824 St James, Clerkenwell, LANGDON

1831-32 ship’s carpenter aboard Duke of Sussex which departed Gravesend to the Far East and return, earned ₤54 16s over 14 months

1841 shipwright @ 40 b not Middlesex ^ Clarence Cottage, Poplar (Jabeth)

7Feb1845 carpenter ^ Liverpool: issued seaman’s register ticket  129039

21Apr1848 arrived New York from Liverpool on Ohio, shipwright @ 47, intending to live in New York (Jabaz MITCHELLMORE)

11Jul1849 declaration of intention to become a citizen of the United States

16Jul1856 naturalisation petition: ^ Brooklyn NY

1860 ship’s carpenter @ 60 b England ^ Brooklyn NY (MICHELMORE). Also in household: Mary STOCKMAN @ 17

15Dec1871 ships carpenter ^ Williamsburgh: naturalisation petition, Superior Court, New York NY; witness Percival STOCKMAN, miner

d 10Oct1882; bur Cypress Hills Cemetery, Brooklyn

sp      Maria LANGDON

chr 31May1803 Kingswear, “daughter of John & Mary”

m 4Oct1824 St James, Clerkenwell

1841 @ 30 b not Middlesex ^ Clarence Cottage, Poplar

21Apr1848 arrived New York from Liverpool on Ohio @ 45, intending to live in New York (MITCHELLMORE)

9Oct1852 declaration of intention to become a citizen of the United States

1860 @ 57 b England ^ Brooklyn

22Aug1871 naturalisation petition, Superior Court, New York NY; ^ Williamsburgh; witness Percival STOCKMAN

d 29Oct1879 Brooklyn

d 29Oct1878; bur Cypress Hills Cemetery, Brooklyn

The Merchant Navy has Jabez's date of birth as 1Mar1801, but this is clearly incorrect.

The evidence points to a close friendship between this family and that of Thomas STOCKMAN [Tree 900]: Thomas named one of his daughters Maria Mitchelmore STOCKMAN; the Mary STOCKMAN who was living with Jabez in 1860 was another daughter; the Percival STOCKMAN who was their naturalisation witness was Thomas's son; and Jabez's wife Maria was the sister of Thomas's wife Sarah LANGDON.

head  William Kelland MICHELMORE

chr 29Jan1809 Harberton

1820-21 Poor Law Accounts, Halwell: "William MICHELMORE'S boy", various payments, shoes and a coat

1824 @ 14 ^ Halwell: apprenticed to William [Tree 18]

1827 went to sea as apprentice

1820-1889 at some time captain of George Sutton on voyages to Newfoundland (William MUTCHAMORE)

m 29Sep1834 Plymouth Charles: William MICHEALMORE, mariner, Lord Kennard; Elizabeth TAUNTON

1836 mariner ^ Stillman Street, Plymouth Charles (MICHEALMORE)

1840-1850 mariner ^ Stillman Street, Plymouth Charles (MUCHAMORE)

1841 mariner @ 30 ^ Stillman Street, Plymouth Charles (MICHEMORE). Also in household: mother-in-law Mary TAUNTON and sister-in-law Mary TAUNTON

31Mar1848 mate b Harberton Ford ^ 5 Stillman Street: issued seaman's ticket 409551  (William MUCHAMORE)

1851 merchant seaman @ 40 b Ringmore ^ 5 Stillman Street, Plymouth (William MUCHAMORE)

1851 Greenwich pensioner @ 44 b Harberton ^ 1 Grosvenor Place, Plymouth St Andrew (William MITCHELMORE)

1852 ^ Stillman Street, Plymouth

19Nov1856 @ 56, seaman’s register ticket 64201: sailed on Alpha of Plymouth (William MUCHAMORE)

1863 @ 52 b Plymouth: mate, Mary of Plymouth, carrying cargo between Plymouth, Newport and Cardiff

1868 mariner

1874 general labourer

1877 mariner

sp      Elizabeth TAUNTON

chr 13Feb1814 Plymouth Charles, "daughter of John and Mary TAUNTON"

m 29Sep1834 Plymouth Charles

1841 @ 25 ^ Stillman Street, Plymouth Charles (MICHEMORE)

1851 @ 35^ 5 Stillman Street, Plymouth Charles

1861 fundholder, head @ 46 b Plymouth ^ 9 Mount Street, Plymouth Charles (MICHAMORE)

1871 sailor's wife, head @ 57 ^ 104 Camden Street, Plymouth Charles

d 1874.4 Plymouth @ 60

d 29Dec1874 22 North Street @ 60, "wife of William MUCHAMORE, general labourer; cause bronchitis"

d 3Jan1875 22 North Street, Plymouth @ 60; bur Ford Park Cemetery, Plymouth. Named on same memorial: her granddaughter Clara

dau    Mary Elizabeth Ellen MUCHAMORE

b 18Dec1835

chr 11May1836, Plymouth Charles (MICHEALMORE)

1841 @ 5 ^ Stillman Street, Plymouth Charles with parents

1851 scholar @ 15 ^ 5 Stillman Street, Plymouth Charles with parents

1861 unm @ 26 ^ 9 Mount Street, Plymouth Charles with mother (MICHAMORE)

m 1868.1 Plymouth (Mary Elizabeth E)

m 25Feb1868 Plymouth St Andrew, George LOCK, mariner @ 30 ^ HMS Shearwater, father Jonathon LOCK, tailor; Mary Elizabeth MUCHAMORE @ 32 ^ 4 Zion Street, father William MUCHAMORE, mariner; witnesses [parents] William & Elizabeth MUCHAMORE

m 25Feb1868, spinster @ 32 ^ 4 Zion Street, Plymouth

1881 @ 45 b Plymouth ^ Shingle End, Worth, Kent with husband & family (Mary)

1901 @ 65 b Plymouth ^ St Helens, Isle of Wight

d 1911.1 Isle of Wight @ 75

son    William Henry MUCHAMORE

b 1840.1 Plymouth

dau    Caroline MUCHAMORE

b 1844.1 Plymouth

b 25Jan1844

chr 8May1844 Plymouth Charles

1851 scholar @ 7 ^ 5 Stillman Street with parents

d 1852.2 Plymouth @ 8 (MUTCHAMORE)

bur 11Apr1852 Plymouth Charles @ 8

dau    Jane MUCHAMORE

b 1848.1 Plymouth

d 1848.1 Plymouth @ 0

bur 26Mar1848 Plymouth Charles @ 4 wk ^ Stillman Street

dau    Elizabeth Joanna MUCHAMORE

b 1849.4 Plymouth

b 24Nov1849 Plymouth

chr 13Jan1850 Plymouth Charles

1851 @ 1 b Plymouth ^ 5 Stillman Street with parents

1861 scholar @ 11 ^ 9 Mount Street, Plymouth Charles with mother (MICHAMORE)

1871 scholar @ 21 ^ 104 Camden Street, Plymouth with mother (Elizabeth)

1874 ^ 22 North Street, Plymouth Charles [informant at mother's death]

m 1877.1 Plymouth (Elizabeth Johanna)

m 8Mar1877 Plymouth St Andrew: William Charles GAYLARD, lighthouse keeper @ 23 ^ 14 Green Street, father John Gordon GAYLARD, bank messenger; Elizabeth Johanna MUCHAMORE @ 27 ^ Russell Street, father William MUCHAMORE, mariner; witnesses William MUCHAMORE, John Gordon GAYLARD

William's middle name has not yet been explained.

The seamen’s register has William's birth date as 29Jan1811.

It appears that William was enumerated twice in 1851.

head  Peter MITCHELMORE

b 13Oct1820

chr 12Nov1820 Chivelstone Ford

12Aug1833 Hobart TAS: arrived from England with parents

1842, 1843 ^ 8 Veterans Row, Hobart TAS with parents (?)

m 14Oct1846 Great Swanport TAS, BUXTON

m 14Oct1846 School House Wesleyan, Swansea TAS: Peter MITCHELMORE @ 26, master mariner; Fanny BUXTON @ 19; witnesses Thos BUXTON, [sister] Tabitha MITCHELMORE

sponsor to several of Thomas BUXTON Jr's children in New Zealand

1847-1848 part owner of the schooner Mystery plying between Melbourne and Hobart

27Dec1847 arrived Hobart aboard schooner Mystery from Port Phillip VIC: master, owner and agent

1848 licensee, Swan Inn, Great Swanport

1848, 1852 ^ Great Swanport

1849 witness at wedding of his sister Tabitha

8Sep1851 arrived Sydney NSW aboard Balley from Hobart (Peter MICKLEMORE)

17Jun1852 gold seeker @ 28: departed Hobart aboard Circassion for Melbourne

1852 has not collected letter addressed to him c/o Robert FERGUSON, Melbourne

1852, 1861 carpenter

12May1853 departed Hobart aboard Glencoe for Melbourne with mother

17Dec1853 @ 33: departed Melbourne aboard Lady Bird 1 for Launceston (P)

30Apr1858 Hobart: arrived aboard the steamer City of Hobart from Melbourne with wife and two children (Mr)

1860, 1861 ^ Glamorgan district

186x with brother-in-law Thomas BUXTON Jnr, helped open up the west coast of New Zealand

5May1863 departed Lyttleton NZ aboard Crest of the Wave under Capt BUXTON for the West Coast (?); also on voyage Mr C TOWNSEND, the first government agent on the West Coast, and government stores

26May1863 arrived off Okitika River aboard the schooner Crest of the Wave, landed Mr TOWNSEND the next day, proceeded to the mouth of the Grey River; on 2Jun rejoined Crest of the Wave, which returned safely to Lyttleton (?)  ~NZLIFE

Jun-Sep1863 head carpenter in erection of store and dwelling near the mouth of the Grey River

8Oct1863 drowned while attempting to cross the bar of the Grey River to land Charles TOWNSEND

bur 9Oct1863 Greymouth NZ, "drowned at the Grey"

sp      Frances BUXTON

b 16Aug1826

known as Fanny

m 14Oct1846 School House Wesleyan, Swansea (Fanny)

Apr1851 on board Struggler en route from Hobart to Spring Bay when it was boarded and captured by six escapees

1853 arrived Launceston TAS aboard Lady Bird with two children, continuing to Geelong VIC (Mrs)

17Dec1853 departed Launceston for Geelong aboard Lady Bird with two children (Mrs). Also booked on Jane Anderson (Mrs)

30Apr1858 arrived Hobart aboard the steamer City of Hobart from Melbourne (Mrs)

d 14Nov1895 Richmond TAS @ 77, "nurse; cause cardiac disease" (Fanny)

d 14Nov1895 Richmond @ 77, at her daughter’s residence; relict of the late P MITCHELMORE, fourth daughter of the late Thomas BUXTON ^ Mayfield, East Coast; funeral 16Nov1895 St Luke’s Church, Richmond (Fanny)

d 14Nov1895: widow ^ Hobart; leaves her estate to her children (Fanny)

son    Elkanah MITCHELMORE

b 26Oct1848 Great Swanport TAS

d before 1854

dau    Ellen Mary MITCHELMORE

b 1Jan1850

17Dec1853 Launceston TAS: departed for Geelong aboard Lady Bird with mother

1853-1858 ^ VIC goldfields

30Apr1858 Hobart: arrived aboard the steamer City of Hobart from Melbourne with parents

1Apr1868 Mount Carlton, Richmond TAS:   “marriage declaration” between Abraham MOREY Jr @ 21 and Ellen MITCHELMORE @ 21

m 21Apr1868 Congregational Church, Ravensdale, Spring Bay TAS: Abraham MOREY; Ellen Mary MITCHELMORE; witnesses [brother] Peter MITCHELMORE, Jenny & Mary MOREY, Abraham MOREY Sen

m 21Apr1868 Hobart: Abraham MOREY, third son of A MOREY; Ellen MITCHELMORE, eldest daughter of the late P MITCHELMORE ^ Mona Vale

d 14Jan1924 Oakhampton, Triabunna @ 74

d 14Jan1924 @ 74; bur Hobart

son    Peter Hilton MITCHELMORE

b 21Mar1852 Great Swanport TAS

son    William Solomon MITCHELMORE

b 1858 Pleasant Creek VIC

dau    Christina MITCHELMORE

b 21Jul1860 Glamorgan TAS

1873 witness at brother Peter's marriage

m 19Nov1884 SA, Alfred Augustus STUMP

d 26Oct1887; bur West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide SA

dau    Rebecca Thomasine MITCHELMORE

b 1Nov1861 Glamorgan TAS

m 23May1883 Richmond: Charles LINCOLN; Rebecca Thomasine MITCHELMORE @ 21

bur 16Jul1928 Cornelian Bay TAS

A map of where Peter and his descendants lived is available here.

Peter travelled to the Victorian goldfields in 1852, returning in 1858.

Peter's grave

Frances went to meet Peter in the Victorian goldfields in 1853, returning with him in 1858.

Another source has Ellen's birth date as 6Jan1850.

Ellen's husband was an older brother of the Maria MOREY who married her brother Peter.

head  John MITCHELMORE

b 12May1828 Plymouth

chr 2Aug1828 Plymouth St Andrew (MITCHELLMORE)

12Aug1833 arrived Hobart TAS from England with parents

1842, 1843 ^ 8 Veterans Row, Hobart TAS with parents (?)

1848 moved to Melbourne VIC

1848-1849 made several voyages to Melbourne aboard Union

185x sailed the Union from Melbourne to California

18Apr1852 arrived Sydney NSW aboard Isabella from San Francisco (J)

28Apr1852 departed Sydney aboard the schooner Waterlily for Hobart Town

7May1852 arrived Hobart aboard the schooner Waterlily from Sydney (Jno)

1852-1858 made several voyages to Melbourne and Adelaide

1857 moved to Port Adelaide SA

27Aug1858 admitted to Adelaide Goal charged with owing S DIXON £195 15s 11d, released 10Oct1857

8Oct1858 ^ Port Adelaide: part-owner of the brig Harbinger (MICHELMORE)

1959-1966 tendered for public works in Port Adelaide (J/John)

m 25Dec1860 SA: John MITCHELMORE @ 32, father Elkanah MITCHELMORE; Julia Augusta Churchill Jowsay NICHOLSON, widow @ 32, father Joseph HADDY; at the residence of Mrs NICHOLSON, LeFevre Peninsula

m 25Dec1860 Port Adelaide SA: John MITCHELMORE, third son of Mr Elkanah MITCHELMORE, builder ^ Williamstown VIC; Zelia, relict of the late Capt NICHOLSON of Port Adelaide; by licence

1864-1967 coxswain in various four-oared gigs that raced in Port Adelaide

25Jul1865 passenger on Blanche, wrecked at Wallaroo SA (MICHELMORE)

1866-1868 shipwright ^ Peninsula SA

Apr1870 building cutter at his yard at Levefre’s Peninsula, Port Adelaide (J)

1870-1872 partner in Beauchamp, McAllen & Mitchelmore’s shipbuilding yard (?)

1875-1885 ship builder ^ Lefevre Peninsula SA (MICHELMORE)

29Sep1879: his sister Sophia married at his residence

1881-1892 frequently travelled from Adelaide to Melbourne (J)

25Jul1892 ^ next Model School, Semaphore: offered reward for black opera glasses left on 10.45pm train from Adelaide to Semaphore (J MICHELMORE)

189x built his own house in Exeter SA

1900 ^ Semaphore Road, Exeter SA (Jno)

1901 ^ Semaphore Road, Exeter (Jno)

1905 ^ Semaphore Road, Largs SA (Jno)

1906 ^ Semaphore Road, Semaphore SA (Jno)

1911-1919 boat builder ^ Semaphore Road, Exeter (MITCHELMORE)

d 25Sep1920 Semaphore Road, Exeter: shipwright @ 94 b Plymouth, England; 90 yr in the Commonwealth, age 50 at marriage, no issue; cause medical

d 27Sep1920 Exeter @ 94; bur Cheltenham SA [next to wife Zelia]

sp      Zelia Augusta Churchill Janice HADDY

(b 1824)

1839 arrived South Australia aboard Cleaveland (Zelia Augusta)

m1 1Jan1849 Holy Trinity Church, Adelaide: William Henry NICHOLSON @ 28; Zelia HADDY @ 25

m2 25Dec1860 SA, MITCHELMORE

m2 25Dec1860 Port Adelaide, MITCHELMORE

Jan1863 wife of shipwright James MITCHELMORE ^ Lefevre's Peninsula:  found guilty of shoplifting a large quantity of goods, committed to Adelaide Gaol, released 7May1864 (Sarah MICHELMORE)

9Dec1876 ^ Semaphore: valuables reported stolen from her boarding house

1Jun1877 arrived Melbourne aboard Aldinga from Adelaide (Mrs)

d 4Dec1901 SA (Zelia Augusta C J NICHOLSON)

d 4Dec1901 Exeter @ 79, "cause medical" (MITCHELMORE)

d 4Dec1901 Semaphore Road, Exeter @ 79, of heart disease (Zelia Augusta)

d 4Dec1901; bur Cheltenham General Cemetery

bur 5Dec1901 Woodville Cemetery

dau    Mary A MITCHELMORE

(b 1861) SA

m 26Feb1877 Presbyterian Manse, Mt Gambier SA: Felix McLEAN @ 36, father Patrick McLEAN; Mary A MITCHELMORE @ 26, father John MITCHELMORE

John is believed to have gone to the Californian goldfields with his brother William.

head  Samuel MITCHELMORE

b 27Aug1836 VIC

1842, 1843 ^ 8 Veterans Row, Hobart TAS with parents (?)

1857 arrived Australia aboard Storm Bird (Sam)

m 1860 Flooding Creek, Sale VIC, CROSSEN

1865 purchased 2000 m2 land in Sale VIC for ₤16 10s

1866 ^ Foster Street, Sale VIC

1868-1924 carpenter ^ Maffra VIC

9Apr1875 contract for £280 awarded to Mitchelmore & Jeffrey to erect state school and quarters, Tinamba VIC [nr Maffra]

1876 built a store in Maffra

19Nov1877 carpenter ^ Maffra: declared insolvent due to pressure of law proceedings and losses on Government contracts

22 Nov 1877 carpenter ^ Maffra: estate sequestered pending meeting of creditors

25 Sep 1878: carpenter ^ Maffra: dividend payable to proved creditors

built Maffra Shire Hall (Sam)

May1920 celebrated diamond wedding (Sam)

d 1928 Maffra @ 94

bur 1928 Maffra

sp      Jane CROSSEN

b 1842 Scotland, "daughter of John and Jane CROSSEN"

m 1860 Flooding Creek, Sale

1903-1931 home duties ^ Maffra

d 1931 Maffra @ 88

bur Nov1931 Maffra

d 1Nov1931 Maffra: widow; probate granted 25Feb1946 VIC

son    William MITCHELMORE

b 1861 Sale

son    Alexander MITCHELMORE

b 1863 Sale

13Dec1884 opened the batting for Maffra in cricket match against Sale (A)

27Dec1886 sang at an entertainment in the Maffra Shire Hall (Alex)

1889 ^ St Paul’s Station, Ravenswood

May1894 manager, St Paul’s Station QLD: sued for payment of an outstanding debt

9Jun1894 stockman ^ St Paul’s Station, Ravenswood: declared insolvent at Townsville Court

received permanent injury to left arm while in Queensland

1903 dairyman ^ Boisdale VIC with brother William

1903, 1914 mail contractor ^ Maffra

May1906 took over billiard room at Wright’s Maffra hotel (Alex)

21Mar1912 umpired Maffra vs Sale cricket match (Alick)

27Mar1917 Newry mailman: injured when horse bolted (Alick)

1924 caretaker ^ Maffra

d 1924 Sale @ 60

d Jul1924 Maffra @ 61

son    Joseph MITCHELMORE

b 1865 Sale

son    John Alfred MITCHELMORE

b 1868 Maffra

dau    Jane MITCHELMORE

b 1870 Maffra

Jane, Louise and Linda ran a dressmaker's shop in Johnson Street, Maffra

25Dec1913 their shop destroyed by fire (Miss)

1903-1954 dressmaker ^ Maffra (Jane/Jane jnr)

d 28Aug1956

d 1957 Maffra @ 87

d 29Aug1957 Maffra: spinster; probate granted 6Apr1970

son    ? MITCHELMORE

b 1872 Maffra

d 1872 VIC @ 5 dy

d 1872 Maffra; bur Presbyterian Cemetery, Maffra

dau    Mary Ann MITCHELMORE

b 1873 Maffra

d 1873 Maffra @ 13 dy

dau    Sarah MITCHELMORE

b 1874 Maffra

d 1874 Maffra @ 3 dy

son    James MITCHELMORE

b 1875 Maffra

d 1880 Maffra @ 5

died of polio

dau    Louisa MITCHELMORE

(b 1880) Maffra

Jane, Louise and Linda ran a dressmaker's shop in Johnson Street, Maffra

25Dec1913 their shop destroyed by fire (Miss)

1903-1943 dressmaker ^ Maffra (Louisa/Louise)

d 1946 Maffra @ 65

d 29Mar1946 42 Edward Street, Maffra

d 29Mar1946 Maffra: spinster; probate granted 15Sep1947 VIC

chd    ? MITCHELMORE

b 1880 Maffra

d 1880 Maffra @ 1 dy

son    ? MITCHELMORE

b 1881 Maffra

d 1881 Maffra @ 10 dy

dau    Linda MITCHELMORE

b 1886 Maffra

Jane, Louise and Linda ran a dressmaker's shop in Johnson Street, Maffra

25Dec1913 their shop destroyed by fire (Miss)

1914-1954 dressmaker ^ Maffra

1963, 1968 dressmaker ^ 57 Boisdale Street, Maffra

d 1969 Maffra VIC @ 81

d 16Sep1969

d 18Sep1969 Maffra: spinster; probate granted 20Nov1969 VIC

Samuel

head  Jabez MITCHELMORE

b 22Dec1841 Hobart TAS

1842, 1843 ^ 8 Veterans Row, Hobart TAS with parents (?)

chr 13Mar1842 Hobart

12May1853 departed Hobart aboard Glencoe for Melbourne with mother

abt 1859 established in Ferguson Street, Williamstown VIC, in a drapery business

Jan1865 ^ Pascoe Street, Williamstown: hold of 5 shares in the Concord Quartz Mining Company

m 12Dec1866 Presbyterian Church, Williamstown

m 1866 VIC: Jabez MITCHELMORE b Hobart; Elizabeth Ann CRAWSHAW

m 12Dec1866 Presbyterian Church, Williamstown: Jabez MITCHELMORE, youngest son of the late E MITCHELMORE ^ Williamstown; Elizabeth Ann CRASHAW, only daughter of Henry CRASHAW ^ Williamstown

1871-1875 ^ Verdun Street, Williamstown

abt 1877 lost job with Buckley and Nunn

1887 on Cootamundra NSW electoral roll

"As an adult, lived in Cootamundra and Wagga Wagga NSW. He was musical, playing the church organ and was active in the choir. He was also active in civic affairs and had much to do with tree planting in the streets of Cootamundra and Wagga Wagga"

1877-1886 draper ^ Fitzmaurice Street, Wagga Wagga NSW (J)

24Jul1878 John WRIGHT arrested in Wagga Wagga for issuing him a forged cheque (W J)

Aug1879 treasurer, Wagga Horticultural Society (?)

3Mar1880 Frederick SMITH jailed at Wagga Wagga for 9 months for stealing from him

Nov1880 secretary, Wagga Wagga Presbyterian Church (J)

1880-1887 member, Wagga Hospital committee (J)

20Sep1882 reported a second-hand saddle stolen from off his horse at Wagga Wagga

1884-1892 active in coursing [greyhound racing] (J/?)

Jun1886 leased the Club [or Club House or Club Hotel], corner Parker and Bourke Street, Cootamundra

1886-1889 member of Cootamundra Hospital committee  (J)

1Jan1887 wagoner: obtained mail contract for 25 pounds per annum

1887 on Cootamundra electoral roll, eligible for four votes

1887-1888 fined for a number of minor offences related to his hotel

14Mar1888 Thomas EVANS arrested in Cootamundra for issuing him a forged cheque

9Jan1889 ^ Cootamundra: defrauded of ₤10 by Bernard TEMPEST (Jabes)

1890 renewed licence on the Club in February, but closed in August

May1892 ^ Williamstown (J)

1892 ^ Browning Street, Moonee Ponds, Melbourne VIC

1901-1914 ^ 57 Verdon Street, Williamstown VIC (J/Jabez)

lived in retirement with son George at Baulkham Hills (J)

30Sep1915 presented petition to Blacktown Shire Council regarding encroachment on public road at Model Farms, Baulkham Hills (J)

12Dec1916 ^ Baulkham Hills NSW: celebrated golden wedding at her daughter Alice's country residence, Cooliatta, Burradoo (J/Jabez)

d 1917 Bowral NSW

d 2Aug1917 Ivanhoe, Bowral @ 75, at the residence of his daughter Mrs J J LEAHY

d 2Aug1917 @ 78; bur Cootamundra

sp      Elizabeth Ann CRAWSHAW

b 11Jan1844 Williamstown, "daughter of Henry CRAWSHAW and Mary HARPER"

b 1844.1 Salford [England]

m 1866 VIC

m 12Dec1866 Presbyterian Church, Williamstown

30Nov1881 ^ Verdun Street, Williamstown with her parents

22Aug1885 entered greyhound Girl of the Period at Goulburn Coursing Club (Mrs J)

1903 home duties ^ 57 Verdon St, Williamstown

12Dec1916 @ 74 ^ Baulkham Hills NSW: played a waltz at her golden wedding celebrations (Mrs J)

1917 ^ Bowral with daughter Linda

1930 home duties ^ 11 Augusta Road, Manly NSW

d 1930 Manly (Elizabeth A)

d 28Nov1930 11 Augusta Road, Manly @ 87, at residence of her daughter Mrs HANSEN, following a fall

bur 1Dec1930 Church of England Cemetery, Cootamundra, "born Salford; 48 yrs in VIC, 35 yrs in NSW; married Williamstown @ 21"

son    Henry Ernest MITCHELMORE

b 1867 Williamstown

son    George Percy MITCHELMORE

b 26Mar1869 Williamstown

dau    Edith Mary MITCHELMORE

b 1870 Williamstown

b 2Oct1870

1886-1888 played piano at Cootamundra concerts (?)

m 1890 Cootamundra, George Thomas ATTWOOD (Edith M)

m 5Feb1890 Christ Church, Cootamundra: George Thomas ATTWOOD, eldest son of the late George ATTWOOD ^ Sydney; Edith Mary MITCHELMORE, eldest daughter of Jabez MITCHELMORE ^ Cootamundra

settled in Cootamundra after marriage, known as Little Nana to her grandchildren

son Holbrook Mitchelmore ATTWOOD

(b 1891) Cootamundra

26Mar1915 unmarried general merchant @ 23 yr 6 mo ^ Cootamundra: enlisted in AIF, father G T ATTWOOD, Cootamundra

d 30Jun1915 trooper 6th Reinforcements, 1st Light Horse Regiment: died at Cootamundra from double pneumonia three days before intended embarkation

d 30Jun1915 Lawarra, Shirley Road, Wollstonecraft NSW @ 23, of double pneumonia

d 30Jun1915 Wollstonecroft: in will made 5Jun1915, leaves his estate equally between his sister Elsie ATTWOOD and his brother Rees Thomas ATTWOOD; probate granted 12Oct1915 to [father] George Thomas ATTWOOD, estate valued at ₤368 16s 11d

Nov1930 ^ Wambidgee NSW (Mrs G)

d 1958 Harbord, Manly NSW

d 22Jun1957

dau    Linda Zoe MITCHELMORE

b 1872 Williamstown

b 19Jul1872

m 1898 VIC, James Jeremiah LEAHY

m 5Oct1898 Williamstown

1917 ^ Bowral (Mrs)

d 19xx Cootamundra

son    Frank Harper MITCHELMORE

b 1874 Williamstown

b 10Mar1874

d 1875 Williamstown @ 1

d 28Mar1875 Verdon Street, Williamstown @ 12 mo 2 wk

bur 30Mar1875 Williamstown

dau    Alice Grace MITCHELMORE

b 1875 Williamstown

b 13Nov1875 Verdon Street, Williamstown

20Dec1888 student at Mrs Lowe’s school: performed song at speech day (A)

2Jun1894 bridesmaid at her brother Henry’s wedding (Alice)

31Jul1897 played in ladies’ finals at Cootamundra Tennis Club (A)

m1 1899 VIC, Robert Humphreys MATTHEWS

m1 13Sep1899 St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Williamstown: Mr R H MATHEWS, solicitor of Cootamundra NSW, eldest son of the late R H R MATHEWS of Armagh, Ireland; Alice Grace MITCHELMORE, third daughter of Mr & Mrs J MITCHELMORE, Verdon Street, Williamstown

m2 190x, Solomon COHEN

Dec1916 ^ Colliatta, Burradoo NSW

Nov1930 ^ Bowral NSW (Mrs Sol)

June1944 ^ Church Street, Bowral (A G)

d 26Sep1957

dau    Elsie Elizabeth MITCHELMORE

b 30Nov1881 Verdun Street, Williamstown

b 30Nov1881

20Dec1888 student at Mrs Lowe’s school: performed song at speech day (Elsie)

13Sep1899 bridesmaid at her sister Alice’s wedding

1903 home duties ^ 57 Verdon St, Williamstown with parents

1905-1907 sang at concerts and a wedding in Williamstown and Wagga Wagga NSW (Elsie/?)

m 1912 Ashfield NSW, Louis A HANSEN

m 30Apr1912 St Vincent, Ashfield: Louis A HANSEN, eldest son of Mr & Mrs H HANSEN ^ Orange; Elsie E MITCHELMORE, youngest daughter of Mr & Mrs J MITCHELMORE ^ Cootamundra

1917 ^ Orange (Mrs HANSFORD)

Nov1930 ^ 11 Augusta Road, Manly

d 1949 Manly

A summary of Jabez's life was included in a Wagga Wagga newspaper article available here.

Jabez and family at 50th wedding anniversary celebration

Jabez's obituary is available here.

Edith’s husband was a Cootamundra storekeeper.

A copy of Holbrook's obituary and funeral report is available here.

Solomon COHEN operated the Trade Palace, Cootamundra.

 Louis HANSEN was a dentist.

head  William MITCHELMORE

b 6Aug1821 Exmouth Street, St Pancras

m 1840.1 West London

m 27Mar1840 St Bride, Fleet Street: William MITCHELMORE, surgeon ^ 13 Water Street, Blackfriars, father George Humberstone [MITCHELMORE], gent; Elizabeth WILLIAMS ^ Bartholemew Close, father John WILLIAMS, gent; witness Arthur WILLIAMS

1841 @ 15 ^ High Street, Mortlake with aunt Sophia

12Oct1841 assistant surgeon on board the Dreadnought at Greenwich: performed post mortem on seaman (E)

1Apr1842 admitted as a member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London

d before Nov1847

sp      Elizabeth Jane WILLIAMS

b 182x

m1 1840.1 West London, MITCHELMORE

m1 27Mar1840 St Bride, Fleet Street

m2 1847.4 St Saviour, ADAMS (Elizabeth)

m2 22Nov1847 Southwark Christ Church: Richard ADAMS, licensed victualler, widower ^ 22 Stanford Street; Elizabeth MITCHELMORE, widow ^ 3 York Street; witnesses John WILLIAMS, gentleman, James ADAMS, gentleman; witness Mary Ann WILLIAMS

At the time of his marriage, William was still in training as a surgeon.

head  William Henry MUCHAMORE

b 1840.1 Plymouth

b 17Mar1840 Plymouth

chr 5Apr1840 Plymouth Charles (MUCHMORE)

1841 scholar @ 1 ^ Stillman Street, Plymouth Charles with parents (MICHEMORE)

26Apr1848 @ 8 ^ 5 Stilman Street, Plymouth: admitted to Plymouth Grey Coat School (Wm MUCHMORE)

1851 scholar @ 11 ^ 5 Stillman Street, Plymouth Charles with parents

1861 unm cabinet maker @ 21 ^ 9 Mount Street, Plymouth Charles with mother (MICHAMORE)

m 1864.2 Plymouth

m 26Jun1864 Plymouth Charles: William Henry MUCHAMORE, cabinet maker ^ Bilbury Street, father William MUCHAMORE, mariner; Caroline HILL ^ Bilbury Street, father Walter HILL, coast guard service

1965-1871 cabinet maker ^ 6 Camden Street, Plymouth Charles

1871 cabinet maker @ 31 ^ 4 Ambrose Cottages, Plymouth Charles

1872 cabinet maker ^ Summerland Terrace, Plymouth

1873 cabinet maker ^ Aberavon: most of his tools stolen in burglary at his employer's (William)

1877 cabinet maker ^ Devonshire Cottage, Plymouth

1879 cabinet maker ^ Bath Street, Plymouth

1881 cabinet maker @ 41 b Plymouth ^ 17 Bath Street, Plymouth St Andrew (MUCHMORE)

1881 cabinet maker @ 41 b Plymouth ^ 12 Summerland, Plymouth St Andrew (William H MITCHELMORE)

21Oct1881 fined £10 for keeping a bawdy house (also known as John James MICHELMORE)

1882 cabinet maker ^ 6 Claremont Court, Plymouth

1891 cabinet maker @ 51 ^ 26 Nelson Street, Laira, Egg Buckland

1901 cabinet maker @ 61 b Plymouth ^ 28 Nelson Terrace, Plymouth (MICHELMORE)

1911 cabinet maker @ 71 b Plymouth ^ 28 Nelson Terrace, Laira, Plymouth

d 22Mar1919

d 1919.1 Plymouth @ 79

sp      Caroline HILL

b 30Dec1840 Worth, Eastry, Kent, "at quarter past 2 am"

m 1864.2 Plymouth

m 26Jun1864 Plymouth Charles

1881 @ 40 b Kent ^ 17 Bath Street, Plymouth St Andrew (MUCHMORE)

21Oct1881 fined £10 for keeping a bawdy house (also known as Caroline MICHELMORE)

1891 @ 50 b Ward, Kent ^ 26 Nelson Street, Laira, Egg Buckland

1901 @ 60 b Lowestoft, Kent ^ 3 Jubilee Row, St Stephens by Saltash with daughter Edith

1911 certificated midwife @ 71 b Wardle, Kent ^ 28 Nelson Terrace, Laira, Plymouth

1914 midwife ^ 28 Nelson Terrace, Old Laira Road, Laira, Plymouth

d 1932.1 Plymouth @ 91

son    William John Kellen MUCHAMORE

b 5Apr1865 Plymouth Charles

dau    Elizabeth Mary MUCHAMORE

b 1867.3 Plymouth

b 9Sep1867 Plymouth (?)

chr 29Sep1867 Plymouth Charles

1871 scholar @ 3 b Plymouth ^ 4 Ambrose Cottages, Plymouth Charles with parents

d 1871.4 Plymouth @ 4 (MICHELMORE)

d 23Nov1871 (MICHELMORE)

dau    Mary Ann Caroline MUCHAMORE

b 1870.4 Plymouth

b 19Dec1870 Plymouth

chr 22Feb1871 Plymouth Charles

1871 @ 3 mo b Plymouth ^ 4 Ambrose Cottages, Plymouth Charles with parents

1881 scholar @ 10 b Plymouth ^ 17 Bath Street, Plymouth St Andrew with parents (MUCHMORE)

1891 dressmaker @ 20 ^ 28 Nelson Tce, Laira, Egg Buckland with parents (Mary)

m 1894.3 Plympton, Henry Ernest PERRETT

dau    Elizabeth Grace MUCHAMORE

b 1872.4 Plymouth

b 1Dec1872

chr 29Dec1872 Plymouth St Andrew

1881 scholar @ 8 b Plymouth ^ 17 Bath Street, Plymouth St Andrew with parents (MUCHMORE)

1891 general servant domestic @ 18 ^ 28 Nelson Tce, Laira, Egg Buckland with parents (Elizabeth)

m 1896.3 Plympton

m 13Jul1896 Egg Buckland, Richard James STONEHOUSE, photographer

13Jul1896 St Edwards, Eggbuckland: Richard James STONEHOUSE, photographer @ 21 ^ Eggbuckland, father Richard James STONEHOUSE, photographer; Elizabeth MUCHAMORE @ 23 ^ Eggbuckland, father William Henry MUCHAMORE, cabinet maker; witnesses [father] William Henry MUCHAMORE, E STONEHOUSE

dau    Caroline MUCHAMORE

b 1874.4 Neath

b 17Dec1874

chr 4Mar1875 Aberavon

1881 scholar @ 6 b Plymouth ^ 17 Bath Street, Plymouth St Andrew with parents (MUCHMORE)

1891 general servant domestic b Wales @ 16 ^ 8 Hemerdon Terr, Plymouth Charles (MUCHMORE); head: Richard GUBBS, admiralty accounts clerk

m 1898.4 Fulham, William BENNETT

m 2Oct1898 St John, Fulham: William BENNETT, electrician @ 26 ^ 16 Burnthwaite Road, Fulham, father William Henry BENNETT (deceased), sailor; Caroline MUCHAMORE @ 24 ^ 28 Burnthwaite Road, Fulham, father William MUCHAMORE, cabinet maker

dau    Edith MUCHAMORE

b 1877.2 Plymouth

b 26Mar1877

chr 27Apr1877 Plymouth St Andrew

1881 scholar @ 4 b Plymouth ^ 17 Bath Street, Plymouth St Andrew with parents (MUCHMORE)

1891 general servant domestic @ 14 b Plymouth ^ 26 Nelson Street, Laira, Egg Buckland with parents

m1 1898.2 Plymouth

m1 7May1898 Plymouth Charles: Richard Caleb MANNELL, mason @ 21 ^ 5 Gilwell Street, father Caleb MANNELL, tanner; Edith MUCHAMORE @ 21 ^ 5 Gilwell Street, father William Henry MUCHAMORE, cabinet maker; witnesses [father] William Henry & [sister] Ada Louisa MUCHAMORE

1901 ^ St Stephens by Saltash with husband and mother

m2 1908.3 Plymouth, Richard Lynn KNIGHT [1911 dealer in watches and jewellery]

1911 @ 34 b Plymouth ^ St Germans

son Norman Edmund Muchamore KNIGHT

b 1914.3 St Germans

b 6Jul1914 Plymouth

13 Jun 1959 formerly foreman of factory, Pakistan Naval Armament Depot, Karachi: appointed Ordinary Member of the Order of the British Empire (Civil Division)

d Apr1993 Plymouth (Norman Edmund M)

d 1952.2 Plymouth @ 74

son    Walter Henry Hill MUCHAMORE

b 1879.2 Plymouth

dau    Ada Louise MUCHAMORE

b 1882.1 Plymouth

b 15Nov1881

chr 17Mar1882 Plymouth All Saints

1891 scholar @ 9 ^ 26 Nelson Tce, Laira, Egg Buckland with parents (Ada)

1901 @ 19 ^ Plymouth with father and brother Walter

m 1909.4 Plymouth

m 9Oct1909 Plymouth St Augustine: Charles Arthur GIDLEY, stoker @ 28 ^ HMS Vivid, father James GIDLEY, gentleman; Ada Louise MUCHAMORE @ 27 ^ 6 Avenue Villas, Laira, father William Henry MUCHAMORE, cabinet maker; witnesses [father] William Henry & [nephew] Arthur Henry MUCHAMORE

dau    Clara Jane Hamlyn MUCHAMORE

b 1884.4 Bodmin

d 1890.2 Plympton @ 6 (Clara Jane H)

d 22Jun1890 28 Nelson Terrace, Laira, Plymouth @ 6; bur Ford Park Cemetery, Plymouth (Clara Jane Hamblyn)

William Henry

William appears to have been enumerated twice in 1881. He was the sole head of the Summerland property; perhaps it was his workshop.

Caroline

head  Peter Hilton MITCHELMORE

b 21Mar1852 Great Swanport TAS

17Dec1853 Launceston TAS: departed for Geelong aboard Lady Bird with mother

1853-1858 ^ VIC goldfields

30Apr1858 Hobart TAS: arrived aboard the steamer City of Hobart from Melbourne with parents

1868 witness at marriage of sister Ellen

m 29Nov1873 Spring Bay, MOREY

m 29Nov1873 Ravensdale, Spring Bay: Peter MITCHELMORE, farmer; Maria MOREY, farmer's daughter; both over age; witnesses [sister] Christina MITCHELMORE, Mary & Abraham MOREY

1876-1881 farmer ^ Grindstone Bay TAS

farmed at Grindstone Bay on land leased from his father-in-law until burnt out in 1883. Bought Muirlands, Little Swanport TAS, where he lived until his death. Bought other farms, including Ravensdale

20Jun1883 TAS: appointed administrator of the estate of John RADFORD

1887-1918 [sheep] farmer ^ Muirlands, Little Swanport (Peter)

1890 farmer ^ Ravensdale TAS

1891-1902 Spring Bay Roads Trustee (P/?)

15Jun1896 tenant of 260 ha Grassy Hills property at Little Swanport (Mr)

28Sep1897 member of Spring Bay Fruit Board (P)

27Oct1897 applied to lease land at Lisdillon

10Jul1899 complained that lands were not assessed at a fixed percentage of their value (P)

11Dec1899 applied to lease land at Ravensdale

30Aug1905 ^ Little Swanport: sued for damages caused by runaway fire set previous January

12Feb1905 nominated for vacancy on Spring Bay Municipal Council (Peter)

17Jun1909 denied that Little Swanport bridge could be washed away in future floods (P)

Oct1909 elected chairman of new branch of the Liberal League (Peter)

1914 farmer ^ Spring Bay (Peter)

23Jun1916 complained about quality of work done by Glamorgan Council (P)

1917 JP ^ Muirlands Station, Little Swanport and Ravensdale, Triabunna

d 13Mar1918 Private Hospital, Hobart @ 65

d 13Mar1918 Swanport @ 67; bur Cornelian Bay Cemetery, Hobart

d 13Mar1918 TAS: farmer ^ Little Swanport; in will made 28Feb1911, appoints sons Claude and Lewis as trustees of his estate to provide an income for his wife and then to divide the residue between his surviving adult children (Peter)

sp      Maria MOREY

b 26Aug1850 Evandale TAS

m 29Nov1873 Ravensdale, Spring Bay

1890-1917 postmistress and store[keeper] ^ Little Swanport (Miss M/Mrs M)

1914, 1919 domestic duties ^ Spring Bay (Maria)

Mar1918 ^  Muirlands, Little Swanport

1922 domestic duties ^ Little Swanport with son Trevor

1923 ^ Little Swanport (Mrs M)

d 9Sep1927 Muirlands, Little Swanport @ 77

d 9Sep1927 @ 77; bur Cornelian Bay Cemetery, Hobart

d 9Sep1927 TAS: ^ Muirland, Little Swanport; in will made 25Jan1910, leaves her estate to be divided equally among her 11 surviving children; in codicil of 2Jul1927, excludes her son Peter Hilton; probated 19Jan1928, estate ₤1781

24Feb1929 stock, implements and furniture at Muirlands sold

1931 ^ Little Swanport (Mrs M)

son    Walter Claude MITCHELMORE

b 20Jul1874 Little Swanport

son    Peter Hilton MITCHELMORE

b 30Jan1876 Spring Bay

son    George Herbert MITCHELMORE

b 30Jan1878 Spring Bay

son    Leslie Jacob MITCHELMORE

b 12Jul1879 Spring Bay

1910 selector ^ Little Swanport (L J)

1911 shepherd @ Bankhouse Station, Wauhopai NZ

1914 farm hand ^ Little Swanport

1914-1922 orchardist ^ Sorrell TAS

1928-1954 orchardist ^ Cherry Tree Opening, Sorell

Jun1938 ^ Pawleena: sail cloth valued at ₤2 10s stolen from him

Jun1943 ^ Pawleena @ 63: admitted to Royal Hobart Hospital with serious head injuries (Joseph)

30Mar1944 orchardist @ 64: awarded ₤60 damages for an assault that had put him in Royal Hobart Hospital for 6 wk

d 22Sep1956

bur 25Sep1956 Derwent Gardens Cemetery, Hobart @ 77

dau    Harriet Maud MITCHELMORE

b 21Jun1881 Spring Bay

m 20May1903, George Ernest TURVEY

m 1903 TAS, George Ernest TURNEY

m 20May1903 Lisdillon TAS: George Ernest TURVEY, youngest son of J C TURVEY, Orford; Harriet Maude, eldest daughter of P MITCHELMORE, Muirlands, Little Swanport

d 13Dec1948

dau    Iva Maria MITCHELMORE

b 21Jun1883 Spring Bay, "notice in writing"

1914 domestic duties ^ Little Swanport

m 1914 TAS, Arthur Bertram GILL ^ Piermont, Swansea TAS

d 30Oct1942

son    Lewis Abraham MITCHELMORE

b 6May1885 Spring Bay

dau    Lily Geneva Anne MITCHELMORE

b 2Mar1887 Spring Bay, "notice from Peter MITCHELMMORE, farmer, Muirlands"

m 1913 TAS, Frederick Tranmar TURVEY (Lily Gena Annie)

d 18May1958 @ 71; bur St John the Baptist Anglican Cemetery, Buckland TAS, "daughter of Peter and Maria of Muirlands" (Lily Geneva A TURVEY)

son    Cyril William MITCHELMORE

b 19Mar1889 Spring Bay [twin]

son    Arthur Lyell MITCHELMORE

b 19Mar1889 Spring Bay, "notice from Peter MITCHELMORE, farmer, Muirland" [twin]

d 24Mar1890 Spring Bay @ 1, "cause debility arising from teething"

dau    Nora Guthrie MITCHELMORE

b 1Sep1890 Spring Bay, "notice from Peter MITCHELMORE, farmer, Muirland"

1914-1928 domestic duties ^ Little Swanport with brother Trevor (Nora Gytha )

1923-1937 post mistress ^ Little Swanport (Nora G)

Apr1924 album inscribed "Miss MITCHELMORE – A Memento of April 1924" contains photographs of Muirlands. Notes indicate that Muirlands was the MITCHELMORE home until the 1929 flood and that a bridge was subsequently built on the site of the house

Jan1934 flew from Swansea to Melbourne and back aboard Miss Currie, one of the first two persons to travel this route by a regular air service (Miss N G/Miss V/Miss G)

1936, 1937 home duties ^ 171 Bathurst Street, Hobart (Nora Gytha)

m 1937, George Glendower MEREDITH

d 20Jul1973

son    Trevor Stanley MITCHELMORE

b 14Mar1895 Spring Bay

Another source has Peter's birth date as 31Mar1852.

A map of where Peter and his descendants lived is available here.

Muirlands

The Little Swanport bridge was swept away in the 1929 flood.

Memorial to Peter and Maria

Maria was a younger sister of the Abraham MOREY who married Peter's sister Ellen.

In relation to average earnings, Maria's estate would have been equivalent to about $500,000 today.

Presumably the editors of the 1931 Wise's Directory had not checked that their data on Maria were up to date.

A selector was a person who had been allotted a relatively small plot of Crown land. If he cultivated the land effectively, he became its owner after three years.

Another source has Iva's birth date as 4Mar1883.

head  William Solomon MITCHELMORE

b 1858 Pleasant Creek VIC

?4Feb1859 title deeds forwarded to Receipt & Pay Office, Sandridge VIC (W S)

m 15Oct1889 Hobart TAS, NIMMO

m 15Oct1889 Congregational Church, Duke Street, Sandy Bay, Hobart: William Solomon MITCHELMORE @ 31; Mary Ann NIMMO @ 27; witnesses William and W NIMMO; by licence

1893 labourer, Richmond TAS

1903 gardener ^ Beltana (Wm)

1914-1931 gardener ^ Lindisfarne TAS

d 27Oct1935 Hobart @ 78, drowned in the River Derwent near Lindisfarne (William Sullivan)

28Oct1935 coroner returned verdict of accidental death

d 27Oct1935 @ 78; bur Cornelian Bay Cemetery, Hobart

d 1935 TAS: farmer ^ Ravendale, Little Swanport; in will made 14Aug1924, leaves his entire estate to his wife

sp      Mary Ann NIMMO

(b 1863)

known as Minnie

m 15Oct1889 Congregational Church, Duke Street, Sandy Bay, Hobart

1914-1943 domestic duties ^ Lindisfarne

8Mar1919 stallholder at Lindisfarne Red Cross Fair (Mrs)

16Mar1933 housewife @ 69: arrived London aboard Ormonde from Sydney NSW (M A)

1936, 1937 ^ 75 View Street, Nelson TAS with son Percy

1947 ^ Lindisfarne (Mrs Mary)

d 7Jul1947 @ 84, bur 8Jul1947 Cornelian Bay Cemetery

d 7Jul1947 @ 84; bur Cornelian Bay Cemetery, Hobart

d 7Jul1947 TAS: widow ^ Lincoln Street, Lindisfarne; in will made 3Jan1947, leaves her entire estate to her sons; probated 20Nov1947, estate ₤989

son    Arthur William MITCHELMORE

b 30Apr1893 Richmond

son    Percy Thomas MITCHELMORE

b 28Apr1895 Richmond

head  William MITCHELMORE

b 1861 Sale VIC

b 13Mar1861 by Thompson River, Sale

1884-85 started a mail coach service between Maffra and Sale

1884-1910 frequently played for Maffra VIC cricket team, regularly took several wickets

“an outstanding Gippsland cricketer, a very effective left-hand bowler”

m 1890 VIC, DUGAN

m 18Nov1890 Presbyterian Church, The Hill, Briagolong VIC

1888/9 coach proprietor

2Aug1901 raced greyhound Domino at Sale Coursing Club (W)

bred greyhounds Boisdale and Waterloo cup winner Aqua Fortis

1903 farmer ^ Boisdale VIC with brother Alexander

1908 farmer: ^ Bundalaqua, Gippsland

1914 farmer ^ Maffra VIC

1914-1937 carpenter ^ Maffra

Jul1920 slipper at Maffra & District Coursing Club (W)

1943 retired ^ Edward Street, Maffra

d 12May1945 St David’s Hospital, Maffra @ 84

d 1945 Maffra VIC @ 84

d 12May1945 Maffra: farmer; probate granted 6Sep1945

sp      Sarah Elizabeth DUGAN

b 1867 Bundalajuah VIC, "daughter of butcher Alexander DUGAN and Jane O'NEILL"

m 1890 VIC

m 18Nov1890 Presbyterian Church, The Hill, Briagolong

d 1891 Maffra @ 24 (Sarah Elizth)

died in childbirth

d 12Oct1891 Maffra @ 24; bur Maffra

d 12Oct1891 Maffra: married woman; probate granted 4May1892

At coursing, the slipper releases a pair of greyhounds to chase the hare.

head  Joseph MITCHELMORE

b 23Aug1865 Sale VIC

1892 ^ 60 Farmer Street, Richmond VIC (?)

m 1898 VIC, LAWN

m 16Feb1898 St Andrew, Clifton Hill VIC: Joseph MITCHELMORE, third son of Mr & Mrs MITCHELMORE ^ Maffra; Edith LAWN, daughter of Mrs Henderson ^ Trafalgar WA and the late John LAWN ^ Bendigo

11Jun1898 porter: reports a brown chesterfield overcoat stolen from the porters’ room at the Spencer Street Railway Station, Melbourne

1903 railway employee ^ 69 Heather Street, South Melbourne

1914-1924 railway employee ^ 69 Eastern Road, South Melbourne

1927 ^ 24 Cadman Street, Brunswick West VIC (Jo)

1931-1949 railway employee ^ 24 Cadman Street, Brunswick VIC

d 10Sep1951

d 1951 West Brunswick @ 86

bur 12Sep1951 Fawkner Memorial Park, Fawkner VIC @ 86. Named on same memorial: his wife Edith

d 10Sep1951 West Brunswick VIC: gentleman; probate granted 5Jun1957

sp      Edith Ellen LAWN

b 7Oct1876 Sandhurst VIC

m 1898 VIC

m 16Feb1898 St Andrew, Clifton Hill

1903 home duties ^ 69 Heather Street, South Melbourne (Edith)

1914-1924 home duties ^ 69 Eastern Road, South Melbourne (Edith)

1927 ^ 24 Cadman Street, Brunswick West VIC (Edith)

1931-1954 home duties ^ 24 Cadman Street, Brunswick

d 1963 Coburg VIC @ 86 b Coburg

d 25May1963

bur 29Apr1963 Fawkner Memorial Park, Fawkner @ 87 (Edith E)

son    Stanley Eric MITCHELMORE

b 1899 Melbourne S, VIC (Eric Stanley)

dau    Florence Linda MITCHELMORE

b 1900 Melbourne South VIC

b 18Nov1900

known as Linda

1924 home duties ^ 69 Eastern Road, South Melbourne with parents (Linda Florence)

m 1930 VIC, Richard Edward MILLINGTON

d 6Jul1981

dau    Clarice Norwood Jane MITCHELMORE

b 1904 South Melbourne VIC

b 26Aug1904

m 1929 VIC, John Patrick DONEGAN

m 12Oct1929, John Patrick DONEGAN

dau    Rita Lawn MITCHELMORE

b 26Sep1908

m 1930 VIC, JACKSON

m 25Jan1930, Edward Leslie JACKSON

d 25May1975

Joseph with grandson
(taken about 1930)

head  John Alfred MITCHELMORE

b 1868 Maffra VIC

known as Jack

had a trial on a cattle station in Queensland

m 1901 VIC, MARTIN

1903 farmer ^ Maffra (John)

20Dec1905 at Maffra saleyards, gored in jaw by angry cow (J)

Jan1909 rented a farm on the Newry Road near Maffra (J)

Dec1912 shire herdsman: salary reduced by 15% (J)

18Feb1914 appointed Thistle Inspector for the Shire of Maffra

1914-1916 presented cases at Maffra courts (J/J A)

1914-1936 herdsman ^ Maffra

1918 committee member, Maffra Returned Soldiers' League: organised and contributed to collection to purchase a battleplane (J)

later forestry inspector

held positions of trust with Maffra Shire Council for 40 yr

driver of Maffra-Sale-Stratford mail route

12Jan1926 resigned as Dog Registrar and Inspector under Width of Tyres Act (John A)

1930 Maffra traffic inspector (J)

1932 Maffra Inspector of Nuisances (?)

Jan1933 played at Maffra Bowling Club (J)

1934-1938 Maffra Shire herdsman: involved in various incidents

1943 shire officer ^ Maffra

1949 ^ Maffra

d 1949 Maffra @ 87

d 24Nov1949 St David’s Hospital, Maffra, “the oldest born resident of Maffra”

d 24Nov1949; bur Church of England Cemetery, Maffra

d 24Nov1949 Maffra: inspector; probate granted 12Jan1950

sp      Annie Maude MARTIN

b 1872 Stratford VIC

m 1901 VIC

1903-1924 home duties ^ Maffra

d 1927 Fitzroy South VIC @ 53, "daughter of Jno MARTIN & Elizth HUDSON"

d 19Apr1927 Melbourne (Maud)

d 19Apr1927; bur Maffra Church of England Cemetery

son    Maurice MITCHELMORE

b May1905 Maffra

dau    Alice Patricia MITCHELMORE

b 1908 Maffra

b 8Oct1908

1924 passed RAM and RCM music examination in singing (P)

3Mar1926 performed song and dance number in concert at Maffra (Pat)

27Apr1928 won two prizes at ANA competition in Morwell: “has an uncommon mezzo-soprano voice that is well worthy of careful training”

1931-1949 home duties ^ Queen Street, Maffra

Aug1932 scholar at Ravensdale School (P)

10Feb1933 raised ₤5 in aid of the Gippsland Hospital (Miss P)

16Feb1933 unanimously nominated as Maffra's Queen in the forthcoming Gippsland Hospital Carnival (Patsy)

Nov1933 president, Maffra Ex-Students’ Association

8May1943 sang at friends’ wedding (Pat)

1954 clerk ^ 28 Grosvenor Street, Moonee Ponds VIC

1965 involved in court case v Tivador & Maria TOTH

1968 cashier ^ 15 Milton Street, Ascot Vale VIC

1972, 1977 home duties ^ 7 Heritage Green, Clifton Waters VIC

1980 home duties ^ Bimbimbie Village, Monaro Street, Merimbula NSW

d 1980 NSW

d 20Oct1980

son    Samuel MITCHELMORE

b 1910 Maffra

dau    Zoe MITCHELMORE

b 1913 Maffra [twin]

b 5Mar1913

1924 passed RAM and RCM music examination in pianoforte (Z)

3Mar1926 sang in concert at Maffra

1936  saleswoman ^ Queen Street, Maffra with sister Alice

m 1936 VIC, John Kenneth SEMMENS

d 17Nov1983

dau    Margaret MITCHELMORE

b 1913 Maffra [twin]

b 5May1913

d 1913 Maffra (Margt)

d 5May1913

head  Henry Ernest MITCHELMORE

b 1867 Williamstown VIC

b 18Sep1867 Williamstown VIC

educated at Geelong Grammar School

1877 moved to Wagga Wagga NSW with parents

1880 student, Wagga Wagga Public School (H)

1881 played football for the Young Australians, Wagga Wagga

Jun1884 student of Scotch College, Melbourne: passed matriculation examination (Harry Ernest)

Jul1885 passed law examination for articled clerks (H E)

1885 articled to Garland & Anderson, solicitors, Wagga

12Nov1887 won pair-oar race at Wagga Rowing Club, paired by HEATH

1888-1889 secretary, Wagga Rowing Club (H E)

May1889 took praiseworthy photos of Cootamundra (H E)

17Oct1891 of Heath & Mitchelmore, solicitors of Wagga: lost several teeth in cricketing accident (H E)

1891-1903 member, Wagga School of Arts Committee [Vice-President 1898-1903, President 1917-1921] (H E)

1893 appointed commissioner for taking affidavits in Queensland

1893-1903 member, Murrumbidgee Turf Club Committee (?)

1893-1911 member, Wagga Wagga Hospital Committee [Vice-President 1899-1902, Treasurer 1903-1908, President 1909-1911] (H E)

9Jan1894 arrived Brisbane QLD aboard Victorian from Sydney (Henry MICHELMORE)

m 1894 Narrandera NSW, STINSON

m 2Jun1894 Kindra Homestead, near Coolamon: Henry Ernest MITCHELMORE of the firm of Heath & Mitchelmore, solicitors, Wagga, eldest son of Mr James MITCHELMORE, formerly of Wagga and now of Williamstown; Miss Isabella Elizabeth STINSON, fifth daughter of the late John STINSON of Kindra

1895-1907 solicitor, registered in New South Wales and Queensland

1897-1907 hon treasurer, Murrumbidgee Pastoral & Agricultural Association (?)

1899-1918 active in the Murrumbidgee Pastoral & Agricultural Association [treasurer 1904-1907, president 1917-1918, then trustee for several years (H E)

1900, 1913 partner in Heath & Mitchelmore, solicitors & landowners, Wagga Wagga  NSW

30Apr1901 elected trustee & committee member of Wagga Australian Natives’ Association (H E)

1901 solicitor ^ Wagga Wagga

1901 ^ Trail Street, Wagga Wagga (Henry E); household contains 2 males and 2 females [presumably his wife and a female servant]

1905 treasurer, Wagga District Bush Fires Relief Fund (H E)

1905-1936 played golf at Wagga Golf Club (?/H E)

1909 ^ Guntawang, Wagga Wagga

1910-1914 applied (with Henry Oliver HEATH) to buy land in Wagga Wagga

built many houses around Mitchelmore Street, Wagga Wagga

1916-1935 played bowls for Wagga Wagga (H E/?)

29Jun1921 elected to committee of newly formed Wagga Musical Society (H E)

1922 president, Wagga Public School Parents and Citizens’ Association (H E)

1916-1940 court papers in National Archives of Australia

1918 president, Murrumbidge Pastoral & Agricultural Association (H E)

1923 with Walter James BOSTON and John Andrew HARRISON, charged with conspiracy  in the “Hillside case”; acquitted

Jul1923 turned down request for public meeting to show citizen’s appreciation to him (H E)

Sep1924 director, Wagga Wagga Bowling Club Ltd (H E)

Nov1925 trustee of the will of his former partner Henry Oliver HEATH: purchased HEATH’s interest in their offices, Gurwood Chambers, 1a Gurwood Street, Wagga Wagga

1925 notary public and commissioner for affidavits, High Court of Australia

1928 vice-president, NSW Employers' Federation, Wagga Wagga (H E)

Mar1928 director, Gurwood Street Motors Ltd

30Jan1929 elected president of the newly-formed Riverina Bowling Association (H E)

1929-1931 president, Wagga Rotary Club (H E)

1930-1937 solicitor ^ 64 Thomson Street, Wagga Wagga

Aug1935 located in America the legatee of a bequest made in 1909 (H E)

Mar1938 churchwarden, St John’s Church of England, Wagga Wagga (H E)

d 1941 Wagga Wagga

d 10Jan1941 Lewisham Hospital

d 10Jan1941; bur Wagga Wagga NSW Church of England

11Jan1941: an obituary published in the Wagga Wagga Daily Advertiser and another in the Albury Banner, Wodonga Express & Riverina Stock Journal

d 10Jan1941 NSW: probate granted 23Jun1941

sp      Isabella Elizabeth STINSON

b 1873 Wagga Wagga, "daughter of John & Emma"

b 1873, "daughter of John STINSON of Coolamon"

m 1894 Narrandera NSW

m 2Jun1894 Kindra Homestead, near Coolamon

1907 purchased properties in Bulgan and Malebo parishes of Clarendon and Bourke counties NSW ("wife of Henry Ernest MITCHELMORE, solicitor")

1914-1923 active in the Wollundry Croquet Club [president 1914, treasurer 1923]

1916-1919 active in the Wagga Red Cross League [vice-president 1916, president 1917-1921] (?)

1930-1937 home duties ^ 64 Thomson Street, Wagga Wagga (Isabel Elizabeth)

1931-1932 active in the St John’s Churchwomen’s Union [president 1931, secretary 1932] (Mrs)

1943-1954 home duties ^ 29 Murdoch Street, Cremorne NSW (Isabel Elizabeth)

d 1955 Chatswood NSW, “parents: John and Emma”

d 20Jan1955 Mosman, “formerly of Wagga Wagga”

d 20Jan1955 NSW: widow; probate granted 6Dec1955 VIC (Isabel E)

son    Horace Oliver MITCHELMORE

b 30Nov1898 Wagga Wagga

son    Harry Bruce MITCHELMORE

b 15Jul1909 Wagga Wagga

A summary of Henry's life is included in a Wagga Wagga newspaper article available here.

Henry (third from right, front row) and Hospital Committee

Mitchelmore Street,
Wagga Wagga, today

A copy of the 1923 petition and Henry's reply is available here.

head  George Percy MITCHELMORE

b 1869 Williamstown VIC

b 26Mar1869 Williamstown (?)

1877 moved to Wagga Wagga NSW with parents

1887-1889 ran dogs at Cootamundra Coursing Club (G)

1888-1905 active in amateur dramatics in Cootamundra (G/George)

1889-1911 shot at Cootamundra Rifle Club (G/G P)

14Sep1892 elected secretary of the Cootamundra Half Holiday Association (G)

m 1896 Glen Innes NSW, BRYANT (George P)

m 8Oct1896

1898 worked at the store run by his brother-in-law George ATTWOOD

1901 ^ Crown Street, Cootamundra NSW (G P MICHELMORE); household contains 1 male and 3 females

10Jan1907 chaired meeting to set up a swimming club in Cootamundra (G)

1913 storekeeper ^ Ardlethan NSW (G P)

Mar1917 storekeeper ^ Leura NSW

Jun1920 JP ^ Leura

18Jan1921 store at Springwood NSW burgled

1930 storekeeper ^ Springwood NSW

1930 storekeeper ^ 9 Reinzi Flats, Manly NSW

1933 storekeeper ^ 34 Lauderdale Avenue, Manly

1936, 1937 storekeeper ^ 133C Burwood Road, Concord NSW

1943 ^ 3 Quandong Avenue, Burwood NSW

d 1848 Burwood @ 78

d 1Sep1948 3 Quandong Avenue, Burwood @ 79

d 1Sep1948 NSW: ^ 3 Quandong Avenue, Burwood; will made 7Feb1944 leaves his estate to his six children; probated 1Nov1948, estate ₤1716

bur 3Sep1948 Presbyterian Cemetery, Springwood

sp      Catherine Matilda BRYANT

b 1873 Turana NSW

m 1896 Glen Innes NSW

m 8Oct1896

1930 home duties ^ Boomerang Road, Springwood

d 1930 Penrith NSW, "parents: Thomas and Matilda"

d 19Jun1930 Loloma, Park Road, Springwood @ 56

bur 20Jun1930 Presbyterian Cemetery, Springwood

dau    Eileen M E MITCHELMORE

b 1898 Cootamundra

m 1920 Penrith NSW, Robert J WOOD

m 9Jun1920 Presbyterian Church, Wendworth Falls NSW: Robert James WOOD, late AIF, 2nd Battalion; Eileen MITCHELMORE, eldest daughter of Mr G P MITCHELMORE, JP ^ Leura

d 1930 Penrith NSW

dau    Kathleen N MITCHELMORE

b 1900 Cootamundra

9Jun1920 bridesmaid at her sister Eileen’s wedding (Kathleen)

14May1925  nurse @ 25: arrived Southampton aboard Ceramic from Hobart TAS, intended residence Crossways, Chinnor, Oxfordshire (Kath)

11Sep1925 hospital nurse @ 25: departed London aboard Comorin for Sydney (Kathleen)

1930 nurse ^ 9 Reinzi Flats, Manly with father

1933 nurse ^ 34 Lauderdale Avenue, Manly with father (Kathleen Linda)

1936, 1937 nurse ^ 113 Burwood Road, Concord (Kathleen Linda)

1943-1958 home duties ^ 3 Quandong Avenue, Burwood (Kathleen Linda)

1963 home duties ^ 231 Burwood Road, Burwood (Kathleen Linda)

d 24Sep1989 NSW

dau    Frances Edna Gwendolen MITCHELMORE

b 1903 Cootamundra (Frances E)

9Jun1920 guest at her sister Eileen’s wedding (Fanny)

1930 home duties ^ Moore Court Avenue, Springwood  (Fanny Edna)

5Sep1930 arrived Brisbane aboard Mataram from Sydney (F E)

1933 home duties ^ 34 Lauderdale Avenue, Manly with father (Frances Edna)

1936, 1937 home duties ^ 133C Burwood Road, Concord (Frances Edna)

1943-1958 home duties ^ 3 Quandong Avenue, Burwood (Frances Edna)

Jan1954 appointed canteen assistant in the Repatriation Department, Commonwealth Public Service (Frances Edna)

1963 home duties ^ 231 Burwood Road, Burwood (Frances Edna)

1980 home duties ^ 2/19 Bland Street, Ashfield NSW (Frances Edna)

1995 ^ 19 Bland Street, Ashfield NSW (Frances E)

d 27Feb1997 NSW @ 93

son    Douglas Florance MITCHELMORE

b 13Jun1905 Cootamundra

9Jun1920 guest at her sister Eileen’s wedding (Douglas)

25Jan1929 departed Brisbane aboard Mataram for Solomon Islands (D F)

1930, 1949 storekeeper ^ Bathurst Road, Springwood

27Apr1931 departed Brisbane aboard Mataram for Solomon Islands (D F)

1936, 1937 storekeeper ^ 133C Burwood Road, Concord (Dougle Florence)

1939-1945 Homebush NSW: enlisted in AIF, No. NX3961, next of kin George MITCHELMORE

1939-1945 recorded on Queanbeyan & District Honour Roll, Old Council Chambers, Queanbeyan NSW

1954 storekeeper ^ 3 Quandong Avenue, Burwood

d 1955 Petersham NSW

d 31Jul1955

d 31Jul1955 Lady Gowrie Home, Gordon NSW

dau    Alice MITCHELMORE

b 1906 Cootamundra

d 1906 Cootamundra

dau    Clarice E H MITCHELMORE

b 1911 Cootamundra

m 1931 Manly NSW, Sofus L R ODEWAHN

dau    Gwen Margaret MITCHELMORE

b 1915 Parramatta NSW

9Jun1920 guest at her sister Eileen’s wedding (Gwen)

1937 sales assistant ^ 133 Burwood Road, Concord NSW

m 1942 Burwood NSW, Lyle Henry BURGESS

Half Holiday Associations campaigned for shops to close at midday on Saturdays.

In relation to average earnings, George's estate would have been equivalent to about $300,000 today.

head  William John Kellen MUCHAMORE

b 1865.2 Plymouth

b 5Apr1864 Plymouth Charles

chr 14May1865 Plymouth Charles

1871 scholar @ 6 b Plymouth ^ 4 Ambrose Cottages, Plymouth Charles with parents

6May1872 @ 7 yr 1 mo ^ 9 Commercial Street: admitted to St John's School, Plymouth (W J H MICHELMORE)

1881 shipwright @16 ^17 Bath Street, Plymouth St Andrew with parents

1882 enlisted Royal Navy

m 1888.2 Plymouth

m 1Apr1888 Plymouth

1891 boatman sea RN @ 26 b Plymouth ^ Coast Guard Station Mary Ann, Leysdown, Kent (William T B)

1901 commissioned seaman coast guard @ 36 b Plymouth ^ Bishopstone Coast Guard Station, Reculver, Kent (William J K)

17Dec1902 received Civil Service Commission certification as a Subordinate Officer, Division I, Prisons Department, England without competition

1903 ^ Alfred Terrace, Borstal, Rochester, Kent

1906 ^ 3 Highclere Cottages, Borstal

1908 ^ Priest Dale Cottage, Boundary Close, Chatham

1910 ^ 30 Sidney Road, Borstal

1911 motor driver, HM Customs @ 46 b Plymouth ^ 30 Sidney Road, Borstal (W J K)

1913 watcher @ Custom House, 161 High Street, Rochester (W)

23Nov1917 leading stoker 122065: awarded Silver War Badge (W J K)

1919 leading stoker 122065: awarded 1914-15 Star and British War and Victory medals (Wm J K)

RN Pensioner 122065 (William Keller)

d 28Sep1929

d 1929.4 Edmonton @ 64

sp      Annie Edith MATTHEWS

b 1869.3 Bodmin

m 1888.2 Plymouth

1891 @ 26 b Luxulyan, Cornwall ^ Coast Guard Station Mary Ann, Leysdown, Kent

m 1Apr1888 Plymouth

1901 @ 32 b Luxluyan ^ Bishopstone Coast Guard Station, Reculver, Kent (Annie E)

1911 @ 42 b Luxluyan ^ 30 Sidney Road, Borstal, Rochester, Kent (A E)

d 13Jan1948

dau    Edith Jane MUCHAMORE

b 1889.3 East Stonehouse

1891 @ 1 b Stonehouse, Devon ^ Coast Guard Station Mary Ann, Leysdown, Kent with parents

d 1893.3 Sheppey @ 4

bur 1893 Minster in Sheppey @ 4

son    William Charles MUCHAMORE

b 1891.1 Middlesborough

son    Arthur Henry MUCHAMORE

b 1893.1 Sheppey

dau    Laura Olive MUCHAMORE

b 1894.3 Sheppey, Kent

b 16Sep1894

1901 @ 6 b Minster-in-Sheppey ^ Bishopstone Coast Guard Station, Reculver, Kent with parents (Laura O)

1Apr1903 admitted to Borstal National School, Rochester (Laura)

1911 dress maker @ 16 b Minster Sheppy ^ 30 Sidney Road, Borstal, Rochester, Kent, with parents (L A)

m 1915.4 Edmonton, George E NUTTING

d 1924.4 Edmonton @ 30

d 6Dec1924

son    Walter Harold MUCHAMORE

b 1897.1 Sheppey

d 1898.4 Sheppey @ 22 [mo]

dau    Hilda Annie MUCHAMORE

b 1898.2 Sheppey

b 16Apr1898

1901 @ 3 b Minster-in-Sheppey ^ Bishopstone Coast Guard Station, Reculver, Kent with parents (Hilda A)

2Apr1906 admitted to Borstal National School, Rochester (Hilda)

1911 scholar @ 13 b Minster Sheppy ^ 30 Sidney Road, Borstal, Rochester, Kent, with parents (H)

1918 airwoman, service no. 17424

m1 1919.2 Edmonton, Alfred H ING (Hilda A)

m2 193x, RUMSEY

d 17Oct1967

dau    Caroline Gladys MUCHAMORE

b 1901.3 Blean

b 17Jun1901

4May1910 admitted to Borstal National School, Rochester; previously at Troy Town School, Rochester (Gladys)

1911 scholar @ 10 b Herne Bay ^ 30 Sidney Road, Borstal, Rochester, Kent, with parents (G)

m 1931.2 Edmonton, Charles H HALL (Caroline G)

d 1964.1 Sheppey @ 62

d 12Jan1964

head  Walter Henry Hill MUCHAMORE

b 1879.2 Plymouth

b 9Mar1879 Plymouth

chr 15Jun1879 Plymouth St Andrew

1881 @ 2 b Plymouth ^ 17 Bath Street, Plymouth St Andrew with parents (MUCHMORE)

1891 scholar @ 12 b Plymouth ^ 26 Nelson Street, Laira, Egg Buckland with parents (Walter)

3May1892 ^ 28 Nelson Terrace, Laira: admitted to Sutton High School, Keppel Place, Plymouth (Walter)

1901 photographer @ 22 b Plymouth ^ Plymouth with father and sister Ada (MICHELMORE)

m1 1902.2 Plymouth

1908 photographer ^ Laira, Plymouth

1911 photographic artist @ 32 b Plymouth ^ 7 Hanover Road, Laira, Plymouth

RN seaman

m2 191x [de facto]

15Apr1915 @ 36 ^ 50 Glen Road, Wadebridge, Cornwall: enlisted in British Army, Private 20482 Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, Territorial Force; previously served in Royal Navy

5Nov1915 discharged medically unfit with emphysemia

1920 political orator ^ 514 Fishponds Road, Stapleton, Bristol

1933 photographer

1939 @ 60 ^ Bristol (Walter H)

d 12Dec1974 Kentisbeare

d 1974.4 Tiverton

sp1    Eleanor Kate Roberts HARKCOM

b 1882.4 Plymouth

b 3Nov1883

m 1902.2 Plymouth

1911 @ 28 b Plymouth ^ 7 Hanover Road, Laira, Plymouth

1939 @ 57 ^ Hampstead (Eleanor Kate)

d 1973.2 Haringey

son    Walter Henry William MUCHAMORE

b 25May1903 West Plymouth

dau    Eleanor Ivy Caroline Ada MUCHAMORE

b 1905.1 Plymouth

dau    Kate Jane Edith Elizabeth Hill MUCHAMORE

b 1906.4 Plymouth (Kate Jane Edith Elizabeth)

b 20Nov1906 Plymouth

1911 @ 4 b Plymouth ^ 7 Hanover Road, Laira, Plymouth with parents (Kate Janie Edith Elizabeth Hill)

d 1922.1 Bristol @ 15 (Kate Jane Edith Elizabeth)

son    Lord Cyril Roberts Harcom Hill MUCHAMORE

b 1909.1 Plymouth

son    Ronald Peter William Elliott Taunton MUCHAMORE

b 1911.1 Plymouth

dau    Elsie Amanda Lilian Daisy MUCHAMORE

b 1913.1 Plymouth

dau    Rhoda Ella La Bassee MUCHAMORE

b 1915.1 Bodmin

b 7Feb1915 Wadebridge

1939 @ 24 ^ Bristol (Rhoda)

m 1944.4 Paddington, Thomas A REMMINGTON (Rhoda E L B)

sp2    Daisy Adeline SKERRY

b 1896.4 Docking

b 26Sep1896

m 191x [de facto]

1939 @ 43 ^ Bristol (Daisy A)

d 6Jan1986; bur Kentisbeare

d Jan1987 Exeter (Daisy Adeline MUCHAMORE)

son    Wilfred Henry Hill MUCHAMORE

b 1926.3 Bristol

b 15Jul1926 Bristol [twin]

d Jan1928

d 1928.1 Bristol @ 18 [mo]

The provenance of the plate above (bought in Bristol in the early 1970s) is unknown. The Australian Pottery, located in Yorkshire, made pottery for the Australian market until 1920.

head  Walter Claude MITCHELMORE

b 20Jul1874 Little Swanport TAS

chr 3Mar1877 Richmond TAS

1899-1900 applied to lease land in Lisdillon SA

1910-1931 sheep farmer ^ Little Swanport (Walter C)

1912 @ 37: arrived Melbourne from Launceston

1914-1928 farmer ^ Triabunna TAS

m 3Jul1918 Bicheno TAS: Walter Claude MITCHELMORE @ 43 b Ravensdale, parents Peter MITCHELMORE and Maria MOREY; Alice Rosina MARSHALL @ 33 b Bichena, parents William MARSHALL and Sedina née WOODLAND

1922 ^ Little Swanport

1928-1949 farmer ^ Forcett TAS

1931 farmer ^ Triabunna (Claude)

1931-1936 grazier ^ Orielton TAS (W)

1954 farmer ^ Sorrell TAS

d 18Jun1959 @ 84; bur St George’s Anglican Cemetery, Sorrell

d 18Jun1959 Sorrell: retired farmer ^ Sorrell; in will made 29Aug1955, leaves his entire estate to his wife; probated 19Oct1959, estate ₤1886

sp      Alice Rosina MARSHALL

b 20Jun1885 Bicheno

m 3Jul1918 Bicheno

1919-1928 home duties ^ Triabunna

1928-1949 home duties ^ Forcett

1954 home duties ^ Sorrell

d 13Nov1972 @ 87

bur 1972 St George’s Anglican Cemetery, Sorrell, "wife of Walter Claude, of New Town"

dau    Enid De Vere MITCHELMORE

b 20Apr1919

Dec1929 student at Forcett State School (Enid)

m 15Apr1981 TAS, Sydney ALOMES

1995 ^ Sorrell TAS

d 28Jul2013 Royal Hobart Hospital, Hobart TAS

dau    Sedina Alice MITCHELMORE

b 7Jan1922 Nurse Wooley’s Private Hospital, Patrick Street, Hobart TAS

d 15Nov1939 Royal Hobart Hospital, “suddenly” (MITCHLEMORE)

d 15Nov1939 @ 18; bur Forcett Cemetery, Lewisham TAS

Walter was baptised on the same day as his brother Peter.

In relation to average earnings, Walter's estate would have been equivalent to about $130,000 today.

head  Peter Hilton MITCHELMORE

b 30Jan1876 Spring Bay TAS

chr 3Mar1877 Richmond TAS

1897 worked as a “power monkey” on the Mount Lyell TAS railway

m 22Mar1898, Lyell: Peter MITCHELMORE, smelter @ 22 b Little Swanport ^ Little Swanport; Cescille AMIET @ 20 b Hazelwood, Gippsland ^ Gippsland, daughter of John Francis AMIET, grazier, and Laura BIECAUT; consent given by Annie HAIGH, guardian; by license

1905 ^ Mount Murray, Little Swanport (Peter H)

16Mar1908 Court of General Sessions, Triabunna TAS, imposed levy on him (Hilton)

1Dec1911 labourer ^ Bellerive TAS: filed for bankruptcy; liabilities ₤196 (Hilton)

1914-1919 labourer ^ Bellerive

“the finest broad axeman ever to come out of Tasmania”

18Sep1917 separation and maintenance order made against him on the grounds of cruelty; subsequently absconded to Darwin NT

28Oct1920 dispute with Bell’s Tin Mines resolved against him (P H)

May1921: diver ^ Port Darwin

1921 leased Grose Island NT for agricultural purposes

1922 mariner ^ Railway Yard, Darwin NT

29Sep1925 attempted to rescue James WIDDUP, who had fallen into the water near Darwin Hospital (H MICHELMORE)

Jan1928 ^ Grose Island (Harry)

1928 secured 25 km² oyster culture lease around Horse Shoe Reef [12 km west of Grose Island] (P H MICHELMORE)

Apr-Jun1928 sailed from Darwin to Daly River to supply peanut growers; on return with peanuts, reported an aboriginal murder at request of that community (? MICHELMORE)

19Feb1929 ^ Point Charles (Harry)

25Jun1929 owner of coconut plantation ^ India Island: speaks local Aboriginal language

1929, 1934 planter ^ Grose Island NT

1Jul1932 obtained grazing licence for Crown Land in NT

3Aug1932 peanut planter ^ Point Charles, Grose Island

Aug1935 ^ Grose Island: a well known beachcomber (Harry)

3Feb1936 lives alone on a peanut plantation: brought in a small canoe by an aboriginal boy from Point Charles to Darwin for medical attention (Harry)

d 10Mar1936 Darwin @ 60, "farmer, d Darwin Hospital, bur Gardens Cemetery"

d 11Mar1936; bur Darwin

Jun1936 his leases on Quail Island, the Southern Island of the Grose Group, and an area adjoining the Point Charles Lighthouse Reserve; an oyster lease on the whole of Horseshoe Reef; and a ketch for sale

1938 leased (with S H ESHELBY) Horseshoe Reef NT for oyster farming (P H)

sp      Cecile Victoria AMIET

b 24Aug1878

m 22Mar1898 Lyell TAS (Cescille)

1910-1928 domestic duties ^ Bellerive (Cecelia Victoria/Mrs)

18Sep1917 ordered by court to live apart from husband on grounds of his persistent cruelty; granted maintenance and custody of minor children (Cescile Victoria)

1918 took Supreme Court action under the Married Women's Property Act

25May1921 granted divorce from husband, who had absconded in 1918 and not maintained her since (Cecilie) L

1923, 1931 tea rooms ^ Bellerive (Mrs C V)

16Apr1926 fined 2s 6d for allowing a cow to stray onto a road (Cecilia Victoria)

1936-1954 home duties ^ 1 York Street, Bellerive (Cecilia Victoria)

d 6Feb1966 Bellerive @ 88; bur Cornelian Bay Cemetery, Hobart TAS (Cecilia Victoria)

son    Morey Entwhistle MITCHELMORE

b 18Oct1899 Queenstown, Lyell TAS

dau    Annie Beatrice MITCHELMORE

b 3Aug1903

1928 home duties ^ Queen Street, Bellerive with brother Peter

m 192x, William Fairlie FERGUSSON

son    Peter Hilton MITCHELMORE

b 5Jun1907

dau    Jean MITCHELMORE

b 5Oct1909

Oct1922 passed Associated Board music examination in Hobart

5Dec1923 sang at function in aid of the Girls Friendly Society Hostel, Bellerive

1931-1933 played badminton for St Mark’s, Hobart (J)

1936, 1937 typiste ^ Beach Street, Bellerive TAS with parents

m 20Oct1938, Rex FAHEY

Peter was baptised on the same day as his brother Walter.

Peter & Cecile's wedding

Peter and Cecile are sitting in
the middle. Most of the
women are Cecile's sisters.

Several incidents from Peter's life in the Northern Territory are recounted in the book In Crocodile Land: Wandering in Northern Australia by Ion Iddriess. Extracts are available here.

Information on Cecile's family is available here.

Cecile's memorial

head  George Herbert MITCHELMORE

b 30Jan1878 Spring Bay TAS

acquired knowledge of sheep farming from his uncle, Mr S WELLARD

1910 selector ^ Little Swanport TAS (G H)

1913 station hand ^ Rayston, Kilcoy QLD

1914-1928 farmer ^ Little Swanport

m 16Sep1915 QLD, DONNE

1918 owner ^ Ravensdale Station TAS (G H)

1919 overseer ^ Neverfail QLD

1923-1931 ^ Little Swanport: sheep farmer (G H)

20Aug1932 ^ Ravensdale House: allowed his grounds to be used for a fair in aid of Ravensdale School (George)

1934 ^ Mangalore

spent 10 yr as manager of a sheep station in QLD; on his return managed family estate at Ravensdale before purchasing a property at Mangalore

14Aug1924 ^ Ravensdale, Little Swanport: made will leaving his entire estate to his wife Laura

d 2Feb1935 Hobart ^ Ravensdale; funeral 4Feb1935

d 2Feb1935 @ 57; bur Cornelian Bay Cemetery, Hobart TAS

sp      Laura Linda Mary Beatrice DONNE

b 28Nov1893

m1 16Sep1915 QLD, MITCHELMORE

1919 home duties ^ Yalleroi QLD (Laura Lynda Beatrice)

1921 father David DONNE, licensed victualler ^ Yallerio, died intestate

1922, 1928 home duties ^ Little Swanport

1936 home duties ^ Ravensdale, Triabunna TAS (Laura Lynda Beatrice)

m2 1942 Five Dock NSW, Henry THOMAS

d 9Oct1962

dau    Laura Mary MITCHELMORE

b 21Oct1916 QLD

m 14Mar1934 St Mark, Pontville TAS: Alan CROSBY, youngest son of Mr & Mrs Manuel CROSBY ^ Hobart; Laura MITCHELMORE, eldest daughter of Mr & Mrs T H MITCHELMORE ^ Mangalore

m 14Mar1934, Alan Travers CROSBY

d 27Aug2012 Royal Hobart Hospital, Hobart TAS

dau    Patricia Maria MITCHELMORE

b 21Jul1924

m 1938 North Sydney NSW, Ernest Charles Thomas MACDONAGH

d 21Oct2001 @ 77; bur Camden General Cemetery, Camden NSW (McDONAGH)

son    Donne Herbert MITCHELMORE

b 23Dec1931

George's memorial

A brief obituary is available here.

Patricia's memorial

head  Lewis Abraham MITCHELMORE

b 6May1885 Spring Bay TAS

birth registered 15Jun1885, informantJos J McCluskey, Supt of Police, Triabunna TAS

1914, 1919 labourer ^ Little Swanport TAS

1922, 1928 farmer ^ Muirlands, Little Swanport

1923-1936 ^ Ravensdale, Triabunna (Lewis)

1931 stockholder ^ Ravensdale, Triabunna (L)

1936, 1937 farmer ^ Little Swanport

m 16Jul1938, MADSEN

1940-1946 member of Spring Bay municipal council (Lewis/L A)

1943 farmer ^ Ravensdale, Triabunna

d 22Jan1948 Seabyrne, Little Swanport, "funeral at St George’s Church, Sorrell TAS"

d 22Jan1948 @ 63; bur St George's Anglican Cemetery, Sorrell TAS

d 22Jan1948: farmer ^ Little Swanport; in will made 16Jul1938 leaves his entire estate to his wife; probated 24Mar1948, estate ₤4664

sp      Linda Victoria MADSEN

b 22Apr1899 Bicheno TAS

m 16Jul1938

1943 home duties ^ Ravensdale, Triabunna

1949, 1954 home duties ^ Sorrell TAS

farmed at Harefield nr Sorell

d 12Oct1981

bur 14Oct1981 St George's Anglican Cemetery, Sorrell @ 82 ^ Warrane (Lynda Victoria)

d 12Oct1981 Warrane TAS: ^ Sorrell; in will made 12Dec1951, leaves her entire estate to her son; probated 6Nov1981, estate $1967.60

In relation to average earnings, Lewis's estate would have been equivalent to about $800,000 today.

In relation to average earnings, Linda's estate would have been equivalent to about $10,000 today.

head  Cyril William MITCHELMORE

b 19Mar1889 Spring Bay TAS, "notice from Peter MITCHELMORE, farmer, Muirland"

m 191x, MARSHALL

1914 labourer ^ Campania TAS

1914 farmer ^ Triabunna TAS

1917-1931 farmer ^ Little Swanport TAS

1917-1931 ^ Little Swanport (Cyril W)

1923-1931 farmer ^ Triabunna (Wm C)

1936 farmer ^ Bicheno TAS (C)

1936-1954 farmer ^ Forcett TAS (C)

d 18Dec1963 @ 73; bur Bicheno (Cyril). Named on same memorial: his wife's father William

sp      Hilda May MARSHALL

b 189x

m 191x

1936-1954 home duties ^ Bicheno (C)

d 27Mar1967 TAS: ^ Bicheno: in will made 9Mar1966, makes a number of bequests to nephews, nieces and friends and bequeaths the residue to Jeffery MARSHALL ^ 2 Douglas Street, New Town; probated 13Oct1967, estate $7054

son    Peter MITCHELMORE

b 189x

d 189x, "infant"

In relation to average earnings, Hilda's estate would have been equivalent to about $160,000 today.

head  Trevor Stanley MITCHELMORE

b 14Mar1895 Spring Bay TAS, "notice from Maria MITCHELMORE, Little Swanport"

1914-1954 farmer ^ Little Swanport TAS

19Oct1924 presented with an album of photgraphs of prize exhibits of vegetables at the Horticultural Society

1923-1936 ^ Little Swanport (Trevor S)

m 21Jan1925 St Pauls Church, Copping TAS, ALLANBY; bridesmaid Miss Amy ALLANBY, best man Mr Roy ALLANBY

1928 farmer ^ Thornton, Orielton TAS

1930-1935 ^ Little Swanport (Trevor)

1931 stockholder  ^ Little Swanport (Trevor)

3Nov1936 ^ Little Swanport: lost several sheep in bush fire

Mar1937 churchwarden, All Saints’ Church, Swansea (T)

1937-1941: member of Glamorgan Council (T S)

1947-1984 operated a farm with [son] P W MITCHELMORE and also worked off-farm as a labourer (T S)

"The family home at Little Swanport was right on the river and Trevor knew exactly where to catch the best bream, a fact he seldom shared with anyone"

21Jan1950 silver wedding anniversary celebrated at Muirlands, Little Swanport

Jun1952 appointed Justice of the Peace for Glamorgan (T S)

d 4Apr1983 Muirlands, Little Swanport @ 88; bur Church of England Cemetery, Swansea TAS. Also named on memorial: his wife Lillian

d 5Apr1983 TAS: farmer ^ Muirlands, Little Swanport; leaves his entire estate in trust to provide an income for his wife and then to his children; probated 27Jul1983, estate $72,239

sp      Lillian Mary ALLANBY

b 21Jan1894 Woodlands, Bream Creek TAS [registered at Sorell TAS]

m 21Jan1925 St Pauls Church, Copping

1928 home duties ^ Thornton, Orielton

1936-1954 home duties ^ Little Swanport (Lilian Mary)

22Nov1952 stallholder at fair in aid of Ravensdale State School (Mrs)

d 27Oct1989 Swansea @ 95; bur Church of England Cemetery, Swansea

son    David MITCHELMORE

b 25Jun1929 Alexandra Hospital, Hobart (stillborn)

bur 26Jun1929 Cornelian Bay Cemetery, Hobart TAS

Trevor's memorial

In relation to average earnings, Trevor's estate would have been equivalent to about $160,000 today.

Another source states that Lillian was born on 25Jan1894 at Copping.

head  Arthur William MITCHELMORE

b 30Apr1893 Richmond TAS, "informant Marion MITCHELMORE"

known as Bill

20Jul1912 represented Wellington Harrier Club in five mile cross country race

1914-1922 clerk ^ Lindisfarne TAS with parents

m 1920 Annandale NSW ^ Sydney NSW (Arthur W)

1930-1963 enameller ^ 16 Firth Avenue, Strathfield NSW

1947 enameller ^ Strathfield: joint executor and beneficiary of his mother's will

d 14Sep1979 Firth Avenue, Strathfield

d 1979 NSW

d 14Sep1979 @ 86; bur Rookwood Cemetery, Rookwood NSW. Named on the same memorial: his wife Mary

sp      Mary Ellen HEANEY

b 15Mar1894

known as Molly

m 1920 Annandale NSW

1930-1980 home duties ^ 16 Firth Avenue, Strathfield

d 1Oct1988 Roseville NSW @ 96, "formerly ^ Strathfield"

d 1Oct1988 @ 96; bur Rookwood Cemetery, Rookwood

son    Brian Joseph MITCHELMORE

b 19Mar1922

son    Alan James MITCHELMORE

b 31Aug1925

son    Clement Arthur MITCHELMORE

b 1Apr1931

Bill's memorial

head  Percy Thomas MITCHELMORE

b 28Apr1895 Richmond TAS

Dec1909 achieved first grade in the first year examination in wood carving at the Hobart Technical School (Percy)

23Nov1911 member of Lindisfarne Rowing Club maiden long fours crew at New Norfolk Regatta (P)

1919-1928 packer ^ Lindisfarne TAS with parents

m 19Nov1932 Methodist Church, New Town TAS: Percy Thomas MITCHELMORE, youngest son of Mr & Mrs W S MITCHELMORE ^ Lindisfarne; Elsie Florence IRWIN, youngest daughter of Mr William and Mrs Helen IRWIN ^ New Town

1936-1949 miller ^ 75 View Street, Nelson TAS

1947 foreman miller ^ Hobart: joint executor and beneficiary of his mother's will

1954 miller ^ 90 Marlyn Road, Nelson with cousin James

d 19Jan1969 Dynnyme TAS @ 73; bur Cornelian Bay Cemetery, Hobart TAS

d 19Jan1969 TAS: ^ 75 View Street, Sandy Bay; in will made 6Jul1966, leaves one half of his estate to the three sons of his brother Arthur and the other half to his wife's five nieces and nephews; probated 17Mar1970, estate $9,644

sp      Elsie Florence IRWIN

(b 1900)

m 19Nov1932 Methodist Church, New Town

1936-1954 home duties ^ 75 View Street, Nelson

d 2Apr1988 Lindisfarne @ 88; bur Cornelian Bay Cemetery, Hobart

d 2Apr1988 Lindisfarne: ^ Unit 5, 6 Stoke Street, New Town; leaves her estate to various nieces and nephews, including the wives of the deceased Brian and Alan MITCHELMORE; probated 29Jun1988, estate $61,578

In relation to average earnings, Percy's estate would have been equivalent to about $190,000 today.

In relation to average earnings, Elsie's estate would have been equivalent to about $172,000 today.

head  Stanley Eric MITCHELMORE

b 1899 Melbourne S, VIC (Eric Stanley)

b 18Nov1898

1924 rubberworker ^ 69 Eastern Road, South Melbourne with parents

1931, 1936 rubber worker ^ 24 Cadman Street, Brunswick VIC with parents

m 19Dec1936, JORY

1937 sales ^ 9 Walker Street, Clifton Hill VIC

1942 appointed timekeeper's assistant, Civil Construction Corps: ^ 168 Gillias St, Fairfield, 4 yr experience as collector

1943 sales ^ 168 Gillies Street, Alphington VIC

1949 clerk ^ 22 Moss Street, Prahran VIC

1954-1972 clerk ^ 11 Tanner Grove, Northcote VIC

d 1976 Parkville VIC @ 77 (mother: LORNE)

bur 14Oct1976 Fawkner Memorial Park, Fawkner VIC @ 77. Named on same memorial: his wife Mary

10May1977 VIC: will probated, "d 12Oct1976, late of Northcote, retired"

sp      Mary Elizabeth JORY

b 1Feb1907

m 19Dec1936

1937 home duties ^ 9 Walker Street, Clifton Hill

1943 home duties ^ 168 Gillies Street, Alphington

1949 home duties ^ 22 Moss Street, Prahran

1954-1980 home duties ^ 11 Tanner Grove, Northcote

1995 ^ 11 Tanner Grove, Northcote (Mary E)

d 21Sep1998 NSW @ 91

d 21Sep1998; bur Fawkner Memorial Park, Fawkner

1998 ^ Northcote: dressmaker; probate granted

Stanley with son
(taken about 1950)

head  Maurice MITCHELMORE

b 16May1905 Maffra VIC

1931 joiner ^ Queen Street, Maffra with sister Alice

Dec1932 assisted with Pasture Improvement Club at Bundalaguah School (Morris)

1932-1933 played cricket for Maffra Ramblers (M/F/?)

1936, 1937 carpenter ^ York Street, Moe VIC

m 1933 VIC, BROWN

m 30Dec1933 St Silas, North Geelong VIC: Maurice MITCHELMORE, father J A MITCHELMORE ^ Queens Street, Maffra; Helena Victoria BROWN, parents the late Mr BROWN and Mrs J RATCLIFFE ^ Mewburn Park, Maffra; best man brother Sam, bridesmaid sister Zoe, sister Patsy sang

1939 elected to committee of Stratford Cricket Club (M)

Jun1942 former leader of Yalloura Cub Pack: removed to Morwell (?)

Mar1947 Morwell cub master (M)

9Jan1948 ^ Morwell: assisted in saving two girls from drowning in the sea at Inverloch

15Mar1949 elected to the Morwell State School Committee (M)

1949-1968 carpenter ^ 4 Hoyle Street, Morwell VIC

Mar1954 vestryman & parish nominator, St Mary's Church of England, Morwell (M)

d 1970 Traralgon VIC @ 65

bur 26May1970 Springvale Botanical Cemetery, Melbourne, cremated

d 24May1970 Morwell: retired foreman; probate granted 2Sep1970 VIC

sp      Helena Victoria BROWN

b 24May1909

known as Nellie or Nell

m 1933 VIC

m 30Dec1933 St Silas, North Geelong

1936, 1937 home duties ^ York Street, Moe

1949-1968 home duties ^ 4 Hoyle Street, Morwell

1980 home duties ^ 74a Houngan Road, Maxwell VIC

1995 ^ 741 Hourigan Road, Morwell (Helena V)

d 24Aug1998 Regional Hospital, Latrobe VIC @ 89

d 24Aug1998: probate granted 26Nov1998 VIC

son    Donald John Robert MITCHELMORE

b 12Nov1935 VIC

Maurice

head  Samuel MITCHELMORE

b 1910 Maffra VIC

b 4Apr1910

Oct1933 played cricket for Maffra Ramblers (S)

Dec1933 postal worker ^ Maffra: promoted and transferred to Northcote VIC (S/Sam)

1936 postal ^ 36 Union Street, Westgarth VIC

m 1936 VIC, PITT

1937 postal ^ 2 Emery Street, Preston VIC

5May1941 worker at Stratford Post Office: relieving assistant postmaster at Maffra PO (Mr S)

1943 postal employee ^ RAAF Post Office, Bairnsdale VIC

4Feb1946 formerly of the RAAF and Warrnambool post office: commenced duty at Camperdown post office (S)

1949 public servant ^ 91 Reeve Street, Sale VIC

1949-1968 Commonwealth public servant ^ 30 Willoughby Street, Preston

1948-1952 appointed Electoral Registrar for several subdivisions of the electoral districts of Gippsland and Wonthaggi

31Mar1965 ^ 30 Willoughby Street, Reservoir, VIC: appointed Commissioner for taking Declarations and Affidavits

1977 ^ 23 Clarke Street, Templestowe VIC

d 1979 Templestowe @ 69

d 3Mar1979 Templestowe

d 3Mar1979 Templestowe: retired; probate granted 11May1979

bur 7Mar1979 Templestowe

sp      Joan Elsie PITT

b 21Oct1915

m 1936 VIC

1937 home duties ^ 2 Emery Street, Preston

1943 home duties ^ 126 McLeod Street, Bairnsdale

1949 home duties ^ 91 Reeve Street, Sale

1949-1968 home duties ^ 30 Willoughby Street, Preston

1977, 1980 ^ 23 Clarke Street, Templestowe

d 9Oct1986

d 9Oct1986 Templestowe: widow; probate granted 21Nov1986 VIC (Joan Elizabeth)

bur 13Oct1986 Templestowe

head  Horace Oliver MITCHELMORE

b 30Nov1898 Wagga Wagga NSW

chr 24Jan1899 St John the Evangelist, Wagga Wagga

known as Mike

8Nov1907 performed in cantata Scot and the Fairies at Wagga Wagga (H)

attended Church of England Grammar School, Sydney NSW  [Shore]

12Sep1918 Wagga Wagga: unm bank clerk b 30Nov1898 Wagga Wagga, father Henry Ernest MITCHELMORE, enlisted in Australian Imperial Force, No. 67666, served in 266 M Reinfts, previously served 20 mo in 44th Infy Colonial Forces

2Nov1918 Sydney: unm bank clear @ 19 ^ Guntawang NSW, father E E MITCHELMORE, Guntawang, joined 12Aug1918, private 67666 16-27 Reinforcements (Sep-Nov 1918), embarked on HMAT Medic for Europe

listed on Wagga Wagga 1914-1919 war memorial (H)

Apr1926 ^ Beloit IL

1930 mechanic ^ 64 Thomson Street, Wagga Wagga

Feb1932 district representative, Vacuum Oil Company, Gilgandra NSW (M)

Aug1933 employee, Vacuum Oil Company: contributed an article on water colours to the Dubbo newspaper, the Western Age (Mike)

m 1937 Wagga Wagga, CARDOW

m 15Apr1937 Shore School Chapel, Sydney: Horace Oliver MITCHELMORE, former pupil; Katherine Irene Pearl CARDOW

1943 salesman ^ Maple Court, Maple Street, Leeton NSW

1949 oil representative ^ 89 Wallundry Avenue, Urana NSW

1958 sales representative ^ 78 Belmont Road, Mosman NSW

d 1961 Sydney NSW

d 18Sep1961, "late of Wagga Wagga"

sp      Catherine Irene Pearl CARDOW

b 1912

m 1937 Wagga Wagga

m 15Apr1937 Shore School Chapel, Sydney

1943 home duties ^ Maple Court, Maple Street, Leeton

1949 home duties ^ 89 Wallundry Avenue, Urana

1958 home duties ^ 66 Best Street, Wagga Wagga

1963, 1968 manageress ^ 73 Morgan Street, Wagga Wagga

1980 shop assistant ^ 8 Colong Place, Wagga Wagga

1995 ^ 8 Colong Place, Kooringal NSW (Catherine I)

d 15Apr1998 Colong Place, Wagga Wagga @ 87

d 15Apr1998; bur Lake Albert

12Jun1998 NSW probate granted

head  Harry Bruce MITCHELMORE

b 15Jul1909 Guntawang, Wagga Wagga NSW (?)

chr 10Sep1909 St John the Evangelist, Wagga Wagga

known as Bruce

22Jun1923 played tennis and football for Wagga Wagga High School (B M)

19Feb1927 played cricket for Sydney Grammar School (H B MICHELMORE)

1927 transferred from Wagga branch of the Bank of Australia to branch at Parkes NSW (Bruce)

1929 stylish left-hand batsman and wicket keeper, played for Far West Team against a touring city eleven (Bruce)

1930 bank clerk ^ Belhaven, Bushman Street, Parkes NSW

1933 bank clerk ^ Bank of Australasia, Tulamore NSW

1936 bank officer ^ 62 Thompson Street, Wagga Wagga

14Mar1939 elected honorary secretary of the Old Collegians Club, Canberra ACT (H B)

11Mar1939 played at Canberra Royal Golf Club (H B)

1939-1944 name inscribed on Wagga Wagga war memorial (B)

1939-1945 Wagga Wagga: enlisted in AIF, No. NX35605, next of kin Elizabeth MITCHELMORE

Feb1940 employed at Bank of Australia, Civic Centre, Canberra (B H MICHELMORE)

2Dec1942 second son of Mrs I E MITCHELMORE ^ Cremorne and the late M E MITCHELMORE ^ Wagga: engagement to Elizabeth COMMINS announced (Bruce, AIF)

6Sep1943 private NX35605, 2/2nd Australian Infantry Battalion: court-martial

1943 bank officer ^ Beauchamp House, Acton ACT

1943 bank clerk ^ Denham, Roslyn Street, Inverell NSW

m1 26Feb1943 Sydney NSW, COMMINS

1949 bank officer ^ 206 Bridge Street, Muswellbrook NSW

1949 honorary secretary, Muswellbrok Jockey Club (H B)

1954 bank officer ^ Forbes Street, Grenfell NSW

1958 bank officer ^ Bridge Street, Tumbarumba NSW

1963 bank manager ^ 216 Sharp Street, Cooma NSW

m2 197x

19Mar1977 ^ Double Bay NSW: gave dinner in aid of the Children’s Medical Research Foundation with guests of honour Lord & Lady Lichfield (Bruce)

1980 bank manager ^ 515 New South Head Road, Double Bay

d 1986 NSW

d 22Dec1985 Double Bay, "husband of Mavis"

bur 22Dec1985 Woronora NSW (Harry)

d 22Dec1985; bur Sydney War Cemetery, Rookwood NSW (H B), "Cpl 35605, 2/2 Infantry Battalion"

sp1    Elizabeth Swinbourne COMMINS

b 1908 Glen Innes, "daughter of Arthur B & Sarah H COMMINS" (Elizabeth S)

2Dec1942 daughter of Mr & Mrs A B COMMINS ^ Inverell: engagement to Bruce MITCHELMORE announced (Elizabeth)

m 26Feb1943 Sydney

1943 home duties ^ Roslyn Street, Inverell

1949 home duties ^ 206 Bridge Street, Muswellbrook

1954 home duties ^ Forbes Street, Grenfell

1958 home duties ^ Bridge Street, Tumbarumba

1963 home duties ^ 216 Sharp Street, Cooma

d 1963 Cooma NSW, “parents Arthur Bede and Sarah House” (Elizabeth Swinburne)

d 29Oct1963 District Hospital, Cooma

sp2    Mavis Jean THORPE

(b 1908)

m 197x

1980 home duties ^ 515 New South Head Road, Double Bay

1993 ^ 3/529 New South Head Road, Double Bay

d 27Apr2000 NSW @ 92 ^ Double Bay

Harry's military memorial

head  William Charles MUCHAMORE

b 1891.1 Middlesborough

b 6Jan1891 Middlesborough

1891 @ 3 mo b Middlesborough ^ Coast Guard Station Mary Ann, Leysdown, Kent with parents

1901 @ 10 b Middlesborough ^ Bishopstone Coast Guard Station, Reculver, Kent with parents (William C)

3Feb1908 moulder @ 18 yr 1 mo b North Ormsby, Yorkshire ^ Priest Dale Cottage, Boundary Close, Chatham with parents: enlisted at Chatham as private 1619, Royal Army Medical Corps; discharged for misconduct 3Nov1909

4Oct1910 moulder: enlisted in Royal Navy as Stoker 2, No. K9152; promoted 25Mar1913 Stoker 1, 27Jul1918 Acting Leading Stoker, 24May1919 Leading Stoker; discharged 7May1920

1911 stoker 2nd class @ 20 b West Ormesley, Yorkshire ^ overseas Royal Navy establishment (MUCHALMORE)

m 1913.3 Medway, CHALKEN

1919 stoker 1st class  K9152: awarded 1914-15 Star and British War and Victory medals (Wm C)

1925 pumpman ^ RFA Nucula at Devonport NZ

d 1939 NZ @ 48

d 4Sep1939 NZ

sp      Sarah Jane CHALKEN

b 1891.2 Strood [Kent]

m 1913.3 Medway

27Oct1920 @ 29: departed Liverpool aboard Empress of Britain for Quebec QC, intending to reside in China (Mrs S)

1Dec1921 housewife @ 30 ^ 96 Parkington Street, Islington: departed Southampton aboard Arawa for Wellington NZ (Mrs)

1925 married @ Te Aroha NZ (Sara)

1925 married @ 121 Calliope Road, Devonport

son    David C H MUCHAMORE

b 1913.4 Medway

d 1913.4 Medway @ 0

died aged 11 dy

dau    Doris Eileen MUCHAMORE

b 1916.3 Strood (Doris E)

b 15Dec1916 Strood, Kent (Doris E)

27Oct1920 @ 4: departed Liverpool aboard Empress of Britain for Quebec QC, intending to reside in China (Miss)

1Dec1921 @ 5 ^ 96 Parkington Street, Islington: departed Southampton aboard Arawa for Wellington NZ with mother (Doris)

m1 1935 NZ, Victor Trevor GRIFFITHS

m2 194x, STUBBING

d 1999 NZ

RFA Nucula was a ship of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary. Its main function was to transport oil from San Pedro in California to Auckland to supply New Zealand's Navy ships.

head  Arthur Henry MUCHAMORE

b 1893.1 Sheppey (Arthur H)

b 13Jan1893 Minster, Sheerness, Kent

1901 @ 8 b Minster-in-Sheppey ^ Bishopstone Coast Guard Station, Reculver, Kent with parents (Arthur H)

1908 ^ Priest Dale Cottage, Boundary Close, Chatham with parents

14 Oct 1908 enlisted in Royal Navy as Boy 1, No. J3137; promoted 8 May 1909 Boy 2, 13 Jan 1911 Ordinary Seaman, 19 Mar 1912 Able Seaman, 1 Dec 1915 Leading Seaman,  1 Jul 1917 Petty Officer; discharged 8 Jun 1922

1911 unm ordinary seaman @ 28 [sic] b Minster, Kent ^ Royal Navy, overseas

m1 191x, MACKAY [de facto]

m2 191x, NEWLYN [de facto]

1919 petty officer J3137, HMS Wryneck: awarded 1914-15 Star and British War and Victory medals

1920 tenant ^ 16 Murano Place, Edinburgh (Arthur)

17Feb1929 motor engineer @ 30 ^ 111 Sheldon Road, Edmonton: booked to depart Southampton aboard Minnedosa for St John NB, intending to reside in Canada, but entry deleted (Arthur)

m3 1936.4 Pancras (Arthur H)

m3 19Dec1936 London: Arthur Henry MUCHAMORE, son of the late W J R MUCHAMORE and Mrs A E MUCHAMORE of Edmonton, London; Muriel Agnes ‘Nan’ ROBBIE, daughter of Mr & Mrs ROBBIE of East Gallowfauld, Inverarity; by special licence

1939 @ 46 ^ St Pancras (Arthur H)

d 1959.2 Willesden @ 66

d 13Apr1959; bur West London Crematorium [cremated]

sp1    Margaret MACKAY

b 189x

m 191x [de facto]

dau    Edith MUCHAMORE

b 1917.4 Medway

d 1917.4 Medway @ 0

sp2    Ida Kathleen NEWLYN

b 1895.2 Medway

m 191x [de facto]

son    Arthur Ashley Cecil MUCHAMORE

b 1919.3 W Ham (Arthur A C)

chr 1919 Walthamstow, Essex

d 1919.4 W Ham @ 5 [mo]

sp3    Muriel Agnes ROBBIE

b 2Apr1910

m 1936.4 Pancras (Muriel A)

m 19Dec1936 London (ROBBIE)

1939 @ 29 ^ St Pancras (Muriel A)

d 1976.1 Chelsea

d 21Feb1976; bur West London Crematorium [cremated]

The marriage registration index has Arthur's wife's maiden name recorded as MURRAY. This appears to have been a copying error.

head  Walter Henry William MUCHAMORE

b 25May1903 West Plymouth

1911 @ 7 b Plymouth ^ 7 Hanover Road, Laira, Plymouth with parents

5Sep1911 ^ 116 Knighton Road: admitted to St John's School, Plymouth (Walter)

m1 1927.1 Hackney, HILTON (Walter Henry)

m2 193x, MOUNTCASTER [de facto]

1939 @ 36 ^ Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire (Walter H)

d 1945.4 Hampstead @ 42 (Walter Henry)

bur 18Dec1945 Hampstead Cemetery, Camden

sp1    Gertrude Alice HILTON

b 20Mar1900

m 1927.1 Hackney

1939 @ 35 ^ Hackney (Gertrude A)

d 1974.1 Redbridge

d 9Mar1974; bur Manor Park Crematorium, Newham [cremated]

dau    Muriel MUCHAMORE

b 1924

m 194x, MALLINSON

d 23Dec1993 St Christopher's Hospice, Sydenham

sp2    Mary A MOUNTCASTER

(b 1914)

m 193x [de facto]

1939 @ 36 ^ Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire

head  Eleanor Ivy Caroline Ada MUCHAMORE

b 1905.1 Plymouth

b 17Mar1905

1911 @ 6 b Plymouth ^ 7 Hanover Road, Laira, Plymouth with parents

1939 @ 34 ^ Hampstead (Eleanor I)

d Dec1991 Wellingborough (Eleanor Ivy C A)

d 12Dec1991 Corby, Northamptonshire

bur 17Dec1991 Kettering Crematorium, Northamptonshire [cremated]

head  Lord Cyril Roberts Harcom Hill MUCHAMORE

b 1909.1 Plymouth

b 20Dec1908 28 Nelson Terrace, Laira, Plymouth, "father Walter Henry Hill MUCHAMORE, photographer, mother Eleanor Kate Roberts MUCHAMORE née HARKCOM"

1911 @ 2 b Plymouth ^ 7 Hanover Road, Laira, Plymouth with parents and grandparents

m 1933.2 Taunton [indexed as Cyril R and Lord C R H H]

m 4Jun1933 Congregational Church, Cheddon & Kingston Roads, Taunton: Lord Cyril Robers Harkcom Hill MUCHAMORE, engineer's electroplate worker @ 24 ^ 19 Belvedere Road, Taunton, father Walter Henry Hill MUCHAMORE, photographer; Nora Mary SLOMAN @ 22 ^ 7 Priory Avenue, Taunton, father John SLOMAN, market gardener

1939 @ 31 ^ Mangotsfield, Gloucestershire (Cyril R)

1957 metal polisher

1982-1990 ^ 19 Hannan St, Elizabeth South SA with son Robert (Cyril Roberts)

d 23Apr1997 Elizabeth SA @ 88

died at the home of his son Robert

d 23Apr1997 in his sleep @ 88 years, husband of the late Nora Mary. father of two, grandfather of eight and great grandfather of twelve

sp      Nora Mary SLOMAN

b 10May1911 Taunton

m 1933.2 Taunton

m 4Jun1933 Congregational Church, Cheddon & Kingston Roads, Taunton

1939 @ 28 ^ Mangotsfield (Nora H)

d 27Sep1967 20 Warrington Avenue, Slough @ 56, wife of Cyril Roberts MUCHAMORE, metal polisher (electro platers); cause coronary thrombosis, hypertension & aortic stenosis

bur 1967 Stoke Poges [cremated]

son    Robert Wilfred MUCHAMORE

b 1934.2 Taunton

head  Ronald Peter William Elliott Taunton MUCHAMORE

b 1911.1 Plymouth

1911 @ 1 mo b Plymouth ^ 7 Hanover Road, Laira, Plymouth with parents

m 1933.2 Bristol, CHARD (Ronald P W E T)

1939 @ 28 ^ Bristol (William)

d 1959.2 Bristol @ 48 (Ronald P W E T)

sp      Hester Mary CHARD

b 1912.2 Pontypridd

b 8Mar1912

m 1933.2 Bristol

1939 @ 27 ^ Bristol (Hester M)

d 1980.2 Weston

son    David William MUCHAMORE

b 1935.2 Bristol

head  Elsie Amanda Lilian Daisy MUCHAMORE

b 1913.1 Plymouth

m1 1945.4 Islington, JEFFRYES (Elsie A L D)]

1946 known as Lilian Elsie Ruth

m2 195x, HUNTER

d Oct1996 Islington (Elsie Amanda L D)

son    Leonard MUCHAMORE

b 1938.2 Islington [twin]

d 1938.2 Islington

bur 20Jun1838 Islington

son    William Percy MUCHAMORE

b 1938.2 Islington (William P) [twin]

d 1938.2 Islington

bur 20Jun1838 Islington

dau    Lillian W M MUCHAMORE

b 1939.4 Islington

d 1941.2 Islington

d 1941 @ 18 mo

sp1    William Percy JEFFRYES

b 1905.3 Southwark

m 1945.4 Islington [indexed as JEFFRYES and MUCHAMORE

1946 house painter, retired

d 1948.1 Islington @ 42

d Feb1947

head  Morey Entwhistle MITCHELMORE

b 18Oct1899 Queenstown, Lyell TAS, "informant P H MITCHELMORE, father, Queentown; parents m 1898 Queenstown"

3May1920 AB @ 21 b TAS: arrived Sydney NSW from Hobart TAS (M)

m 24Mar1921 St Mark, Bellerive TASv(M E)

1922 labourer ^ Nubeena TAS

1923, 1931 farmer ^ Nubeena (M)

1928 labourer ^ 12 Windsor Street, Queenborough TAS

1928 labourer ^ 12 Napolean Street, South Hobart TAS

1931 ^ 2 Market Place, Hobart

12Aug1932 owes £15 rent on 22 Napolean Street, Hobart, given two week’s notice to vacate (M E)

1934 ^ 51 Quayle Street, Sandy Bay TAS

1936, 1937 labourer ^ Collinsvale TAS

19Jul1942 fined £5 for indecent exposure to woman in Cornelian Bay cemetery

24Dec1942 find ₤5 for occupying unfit premises

1943 labourer ^ 4 Maria Street, New Town TAS

24Mar1946 celebrated silver wedding (M E)

d 26Oct1946 (Morey (Jack))

d 29Oct1946 @ 47; bur Cornelian Bay Cemetery, Hobart (Jack M E). Named on same memorial: his father-in-law John Francis WADE

bur 29Oct1946 Cornelian Bay Cemetery ^ 4 Maria Street, New Town (Morey (Jack))

sp      Susannah Julie WADE

(b 1897)

m 24Mar1921 St Mark, Bellerive

1922 home duties ^ Nubeena TAS (Susannah Julia)

1928 home duties ^ 12 Napolean Street, South Hobart

1928 home duties ^ 12 Windsor Street, Queenborough

1934 ^ 51 Quayle Street, Sandy Bay

1936, 1937 home duties ^ Collinsvale

28Mar1940 ^ 22 Chapel Street, Glenorcy TAS (Mrs M E)

1943-1954 home duties ^ 4 Maria Street, New Town (Susanah Julia)

1954 ^ Seven Mile Beach TAS (Susanah Julia)

d 17Jan1958 @ 61; bur Cornelian Bay Cemetery, Hobart

dau    Christine Letitia MITCHELMORE

b 7Nov1921

1943 fruit hand ^ 4 Maria Street, New Town with parents

28Jul1945 eldest daughter of Mr & Mrs M E MITCHELMORE: engagement to Jack, son of Mr & Mrs HART ^ Harbroes Avenue, New Town, announced (Christeena)

m 194x, Lorance Jack HART

d 27Mar2010 Hobart (Chris, Christiana)

son    John Francis Morey MITCHELMORE

b 24Jun1923 Hobart

son    James Lewis MITCHELMORE

b 12Dec1926

dau    Betty Dawn MITCHELMORE

b 11Feb1929 2 Market Place, Hobart

m 2Apr1948, Basil Patterson ASHLIN

d 8Apr2008 Kelmscott WA @ 79

dau    Maybelle Elenora MITCHELMORE

b 3Oct1932

known as Belle

m 9Dec1950, Charles Eric LEAMAN

d 28Apr2012 Hobart

bur 3May2012 Huon Lawn Cemetery, Huonville TAS

son    Rex Vivian MITCHELMORE

b 11Nov1934 Sandy Bay TAS (?)

d 12Mar2008 Toowoomba QLD @ 72

d 12Mar2008 Toowoomba @ 73; bur Cornelian Bay Cemetery, Hobart

Morey's memorial

head  Peter Hilton MITCHELMORE

b 5Jun1907

known as Hilton

1928 carpenter ^ Queen Street, Bellerive TAS with sister Annie (Hilton)

1936-1954 builder ^ 11 Beach Street, Bellerive (Hilton)

m 194x, FREE

1947-1953 member of Clarence Cricket Association (H)

1949-1954 life member & committee member, Bellerive Cricket Club (H)

d 30Aug1991 Brisbane

sp      Dulcie Gwendoline FREE

(b 1920)

m 194x

1941 ^ Bellerive

1943-1954 home duties ^ 11 Beach Street, Bellerive

d 27Aug1976 @ 56 ^ Bellerive; bur Cornelian Bay Cemetery, Hobart TAS

Dulcie's memorial

head  Donne Herbert MITCHELMORE

b 23Dec1931 Hobart TAS

m 23Feb1952, WARD

m 1952 Five Dock NSW

1954 labourer ^ 34 West Street, Five Dock

1958-1980 foreman ^ 102 Thompson Street, Drummoyne NSW

d 25Dec1988 Drummoyne

bur 29Dec1988 Field of Mars Cemetery NSW @ 57

head  Brian Joseph MITCHELMORE

b 19Mar1922

1943, 1949 mechanic ^ 16 Firth Avenue, Strathfield NSW with parents

m 1946 Burwood NSW

1949-1958 service salesman ^ 78 Wellington Street, Newtown NSW

1958, 1963 service manager ^ 11 Victoria Street, Goulburn NSW

1977 service manager ^ 19 Russell Street, Eastwood NSW

d 1980 NSW

d 8Apr1980 Eastwood @ 58, "husband of Meg"

d 8Apr1980 @ 58; bur Rookwood Cemetery, Rookwood NSW. Named on the same memorial: his wife June

sp      June Margaret O’SHEA

(b 1924)

known as Meg

m 1946 Burwood

1949-1958 home duties ^ 78 Wellington Street, Newtown NSW

1958, 1963 home duties ^ 11 Victoria Street, Goulburn

1977, 1980 manager ^ 19 Russell Street, Eastwood

1995 ^ 72 Wrights Road, Drummoyne NSW (June M)

d 9Sep2012 Holy Spirit, Croydon NSW @ 88 (MICHELMORE)

d 9Sep2012 @ 88; bur Rookwood Cemetery, Rookwood

Another source gives Brian's birth year as 1923.

head  Alan James MITCHELMORE

b 31Aug1925

Aug1937 under 12: student at St Patrick’s School, Strathfield NSW (A)

Nov1940 student at St Patrick’s School, Parramatta NSW: passed Intermediate Certificate Examination in nine subjects (A J)

1943-1944 2nd year student, Faculty of Law, University of Sydney

23Feb1948 solicitor: admitted to practice in the Full Court of New South Wales

Dec1950 LLB: passed examination in metaphysics at Sydney University NSW (A J)

13Jan1954 engagement to Denise O’NEILL announced (Alan)

1949-1958 clerk ^ 16 Firth Avenue, Strathfield NSW with parents

m 1959 Burwood NSW, RYAN

m 12Sep1959

1963-1980 solicitor ^ 5 Birubi Avenue, Pymble NSW

1995 ^ 32 York Street, Sydney NSW (A J) & 5 Birubi Avenue, Pymble (Alan J)

d 5Aug2011 Sydney @ 85

bur 10Aug2011 Macquarie Park Cemetery, Sydney

Alan in 1954

head  Clement Arthur MITCHELMORE

b 1Apr1931

known as Clem

Sep1939 student, St Patrick's College: won Under-8 Cup at school sports day (C)

Sep1942 student, St Patrick's College: broke 3 Under-11 records at school sports day (C)

Aug1953 solicitor: admitted to practice in the Full Court of New South Wales

1954, 1958 clerk ^ 16 Firth Avenue, Strathfield NSW with parents

1963, 1968 solicitor ^ 3/4 Orpington Street, Ashfield NSW

m 4Jan1964, EDDY

1980 solicitor ^ 30 Boomerang Street, Haberfield NSW

Jul1987 deputy chairman, NSW Commercial Tribunal (Clement)

1995 ^ 30 Boomerang Street, Haberfield

d 15Aug2017 ^ Haberfield, "District Court Judge (retired)"

head  Donald John Robert MITCHELMORE

b 12Nov1935 Yallourn VIC

known as Don

Mar 1947 ^ Morwell VIC: graduated from cub to scout (D)

14Dec1947 awarded prize at St Mary's Church of England Sunday School, Morwell (Don)

Mar1954 vestryman, St Mary's Church of England, Morwell (D)

1954, 1956 ^ 16 Barry Ave, Seaton SA (D J)

1963 industrial chemist ^ 4 Hoyle Street, Morwell VIC with parents (Donald John R)

m 1964

1982 superintendant ^ 18 Corcoran Terrace, Millicent SA (Donald John R)

1988, 1990 ^ 18 Corcoran Terrace, Millicent (Donald John R)

1995 ^ 110 Sunpatch Parade, Tomakin NSW (Donald J), 15 Belmore Street, Burwood NSW (D J) & 18 Corcoran Terrace, Millicent

26Nov1998 ^ 110 Sunpatch Road, Tomakin, retired

d 15Jul2011 Tomakin @ 75

head  Robert Wilfred MUCHAMORE

b 1934.2 Taunton (Robert W)

b 1Apr1934 99 Cheddon Road, Taunton, "father Lord Cyril Roberts Harkcom Hill MUCHAMORE, electro plater; mother Nora Mary MUCHAMORE née SLOMAN"

known as Bob

m 1957.3 Brighton

m 20Jul1957 St Mary Magdalene's RC Church, Brighton, Sussex: Robert Wilfred MUCHAMORE, laboratory technician, electrical research laboratory @ 23 ^ 20 Warrington Avenue, Slough, father Cyril MUCHAMORE, metal polisher; Joan May JOHANNES, men's outfitters machinist ^ 23 Montpelier, Brighton, father Denzil Augustus JOHANNES, locomotive driver, Indian Railways

3Apr1969 departed Southampton aboard Oriana for Australia with family, Assisted Passage Migration Scheme

1973 ^ 19 Hannan St, Elizabeth South (R W)

1982 sales engineer ^ 19 Hannan St, Elizabeth South

1988-1993 ^ 19 Hannan St, Elizabeth South

1990s founded and developed the M*CH*MORE One Name Study

d 5Sep2004 Elizabeth SA

d 5Sep2004 SA

Bob

A tribute to Bob is available here.

head  David William MUCHAMORE

b 1935.2 Bristol (David W)

m 1955.3 Bristol, DOWLING (David W)

d 20Jul2013 Bristol Royal Infirmary @ 78

bur 6Aug2013 South Bristol Crematorium

sp      Jean Mary DOWLING

b 1935.1 Bristol (Jean M)

m 1955.3 Bristol (Jean M)

d 5Jan2017 @ 82

bur 8Feb2017 South Bristol Crematorium

head  John Francis Morey MITCHELMORE

b 24Jun1923 Hobart TAS

18Dec1935 awarded prize at Collinswood State School TAS (John)

1939-1945 Long NT: enlisted in AIF, No. TX16642, next of kin Dorothy MITCHELMORE (John Frances Morley)

m 28Jul1944 St Paul, Glenorchy TAS: Sig John Francis MITCHELMORE ^ Maria Street, New Town TAS; Dorothy Edith CLIFTON, parents Mr & Mrs J T CLIFTON ^ Riddoch Street, Glenorchy

1947 ^ Maria St, New Town (Jno)

1949, 1954 CRTS ^ 111 Chapel Street, Glenorchy (John Francis)

1954 vice-president, Glenorchy RSL (J F M)

d 9Sep1978: carpenter & joiner ^ 111 Chapel Street, Glenorchy; will made 21Nov1969 leaves his entire estate to his wife; probated 23Oct1978, estate $28,892

bur 12Sep1978 Derwent Gardens Cemetery, Hobart TAS @ 55 ^ Glenorchy

sp      Dorothy Edith CLIFTON

b 26Apr1923

m 28Jul1944 St Paul, Glenorchy

1949, 1954 home duties ^ 111 Chapel Street, Glenorchy

1995 ^ 11 Chapel Street, Glenorchy (Dorothy E)

d 2Jun2008 Royal Hospital, Hobart

d 2Jun2008 @ 85; bur Derwent Gardens Cemetery, Hobart

The Commonwealth Reconstruction Training Scheme (CRTS) provided vocational training for Australian ex-service personnel from 1944 to 1951.

In relation to average earnings, John's estate would have been equivalent to about $190,000 today.

head   James Lewis MITCHELMORE

b 12Dec1926

m 12Dec1947

Jul1946 fined ₤10 for stealing a car tyre worth ₤3 from his employer

1949 labourer ^ 43 Seaview Avenue, Nelson TAS

1954 retreader ^ 90 Marlyn Road, Nelson

d 4Feb1967 @ 41 ^ Rosny TAS; bur 7Feb1967 Cornelian Bay Cemetery, Hobart TAS

James's memorial