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     Thomas Joseph Whitford was born in 1881 at Yarram, Victoria.

     Charles Allen Whitford was born in 1885 at Yarram, Victoria.

     Albert Henry Whitford was born in 1887 at Yarram, Victoria.
Albert Henry Whitford died on 20 March 1917. "Killed in action" he was aged 30 at the time of his death
Refer to the image of her mothers headstone (Mary Jane Whitford nee Clarke) [6679].

     William Clarke Whitford was born in 1883 at Yarram, Victoria.
William Clarke Whitford died on 20 November 1897 at Alberton, Victoria. He was only aged 14 years.
Refer to the image of her mothers headstone (Mary Jane Whitford nee Clarke) [6679].

     Agnes Beattie was born circa 1855.
Agnes Beattie married Joseph James Clarke, son of John Clarke and Jemima Sherwood, in 1878 at Yarram, Victoria.
Agnes Beattie died in 1939 at Carnegie, Melbourne.

     George John Clarke was born in 1880 at Yarram, Victoria.

     Mary Lydia Clarke was born in 1884 at Yarram, Victoria.

     Eveline Rhoda Clarke was born in 1886 at Yarram, Victoria.

     Frederick William Clarke was born in 1888 at Yarram, Victoria.

     Amos Joseph Clarke was born in 1896 at Yarram, Victoria.

     Florence Rebekah Clarke was born in 1891 at Yarram, Victoria.

     George Clifford Beattie married Jean Stuart.

     Jean Stuart married George Clifford Beattie.

     William Carter was baptized on 19 September 1852 at St John the Baptist, Hillingdon, London, England. He was born on 19 September 1852 at Hillingdon, Middlesex, London, England. Although listed as being born in Hillingdon his Death Certificate refers to him being born in Uxbridge which are possibly the same. He was William and Eliza's fifth child.¹
William Carter married Eliza Baker on 5 June 1886 at Sale, Victoria.¹
William Carter died on 22 October 1927 at 26 Auburn Avenue, Northcote, Victoria, at age 75. He died from a Gastric Carinoma which he suffered for 15 months and Pulmonary Odema for his final 10 days. This was certified by his doctor Dr W. H. Hinrichsen who had visited him on his day of death.^2,1 At the time of his death William Carter had a listed occupation of "Ships Fireman". His death notice in The Argus, p1 on on 24 October 1927 reads as: CARTER.–On the 22nd October, at the residence of his son-in-law (Mr. A. Boyd), 26 Auburn avenue, Northcote, William, beloved husband of the late Eliza Carter, and loving father of Arthur, Ada (deceased), May (Mrs. Boyd) Leslie, Maude (Mrs. Knox), and Nelly (Mrs. Ferguson).
(Sale papers please copy.)
So sadly missed
At rest. He was buried on 25 October 1927 at Brighton Cemetery, Melbourne.¹

     Grace Frances Connell was born circa 1885. As of 1907,her married name was Carter.
Grace Frances Connell married Allan Frederick Carter, son of Charles Carter and Mary Clarke, in 1907 at Sale, Victoria.¹
Grace Frances Connell died on 10 July 1961 at Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.²

     James Royal married Harriet Eliza Carter, daughter of Charles Carter and Mary Clarke, in 1904 at Sale, Victoria.¹ James sold his East Bairnsdale farm on 6 November 1950 as reported in the Gippsland Times, of that date, on page 1.
"East Bairnsdale Property Realises £4900
Exceptionally keen interest was manifested to-day at the Bairnsdale sale yards when Mr. J. Royle's well-known property of 20 acres was submitted to auction. Spirited bidding quickly raised the price to £4900, and it was sold under the hammner at that figure, the purchaser being Mr C. Royle. of Wangaratta, who, some years ago, owned Clifton Park, Wy Yung. The selling agents were Dalgety and Co. Ltd. and King and Heath, in conjunction."

     Daniel Sayer married Maud Mary Carter, daughter of Charles Carter and Mary Clarke, in 1911. I am not terribly happy with this reseach match as it is listed under "Mary Maude" which is the wrong way around and Maude now has an "e" on it. Also Maud would be about 28, which is old for a first marriage. Must get the Certificate one day to check.

     Allan Robert Carter was born in 1908 at Sale, Victoria.¹
Allan Robert Carter died in 1927 at Melbourne East, Victoria. Allan was only 18 at the time.²

     Russell Edward Carter was born in 1909 at Bairnsdale, Victoria.¹
Russell Edward Carter died in 1927 at Melbourne East, Victoria. Russell was only 16 at this time.²

     Frederick John White was born in 1885 at Sale, Victoria.¹
Frederick John White married Beryl Gladys Bertram in 1914 at Victoria.²
Frederick John White died in 1958 at Sale, Victoria.³

     As of 1914,her married name was White.
Beryl Gladys Bertram married Frederick John White, son of Francis White and Alice Susanna Clark, in 1914 at Victoria.¹

     Clyde Francis White was born in 1915 at Sale, Tanjil, Victoria.¹

     Craig William Ellis was born on 25 October 1954.
Craig William Ellis died on 19 June 2006 at France at age 51. Craig was tragically killed in a motor car accident whilst on holiday/leave in France. The accident severely wounded Marian as well and it was some time before Marian and Craig's body could return home. A "Celebration of Thanksgiving" for life was conducted on Friday 28th of July 2006 at the Cathedral Church of St. Davids in Hobart. The Celebration of Life of Craig William Ellis was held on 28 July 2006 at The Cathedral Church of Saint David, Hobart, Tasmania. Conducted at 2.00pm by Canon David Lewis tributes were delivered by his children Hugh, Richard and Diana. The Eulogy was given by Mr Rod Lester.

     David Taylor III was born on 21 July 1919 at Campbell Town, Tasmania.
David Taylor III died on 26 March 2006 at age 86. He was buried at Kirklands Presbyterian Cemetery, Campbell Town, Northern Midlands Council, Tasmania.

     Her married name was Taylor. Elizabeth Jean MacKinnon was born on 14 May 1927 at Tasmania.
Elizabeth Jean MacKinnon married an unknown person on 22 March 1950 at Evendale, Tasmania.
Elizabeth Jean MacKinnon died on 26 September 1975 at Campbell Town, Tasmania, at age 48.

     David Taylor IV was born on 21 July 1925 at St Johnstone farm, Campbell Town, Tasmania. He began military service on 10 March 1944 at Launceston signing up for the CMF. His service number was T156761.
David Taylor IV died on 15 November 2016 at Alfred Hospital, Commercial Road, Prahran, Victoria, at age 91. David had suffered a severe heart attack in Hobart about a 10 to 14 days prior. Initially treated in Hobart he was flown by Air Ambulance to the Alfred. He really never recovered and had been in and out of induced comas hoping his heart would repair but it never did. Finally a family decision was made to turn off his support systems and he passed away.
At the time of the attack he had been visiting Hobart but his home was still at 'Kenilworth', Campbell Town, Tasmania. His death notice in the The Examiner (Launceston) reads as: TAYLOR David Of 'Kenilworth' Campbell Town, passed away peacefully at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne on Tuesday, 15th November, 2016. Loved and cherished husband of Tina for 40 years. Father and father-in-law, remembered and loved, by David and Jo; Simon and Portia. Much loved grandfather to Alfie, Rupert and Walter. Funeral notice later. Another death notice reads as: TAYLOR, David: The Vice President, Committee and Members of the Stud Merino Breeders Association of Tasmania are greatly saddened by the loss of their President, David Taylor, Kenilworth, Campbell Town.
This is a huge loss for our Association and for the Tasmanian Wool Industry. We extend our deepest sympathy to his wife Tina, sons David and Simon and their families. His Funeral Notice in the The Examiner reads as: TAYLOR David Family and friends are warmly invited to attend the Funeral Service for David Taylor, of Kenilworth, to be held at Kirklands Church, Valleyfield Road, Campbell Town on Friday, 25th November 2016, commencing at 11:00a.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Heart Foundation would be appreciated, and can be made at the service.
There was a funeral notice for David published in the Hobart Mercury describing him as "late of 'Kenilworth', Campbell Town" Tasmania.

     He inherited "St. Johnstone". David Taylor II was born on 26 May 1842 at Campbell Town, Tasmania.
David Taylor II married Emma Gibson on 17 January 1866 at Morven (now Evandale), Tasmania.
Reported by the Launceston Examiner (Tas. : 1842 - 1899), Saturday 20 January 1866, page 4.
MARRIAGES. TAYLOR—GIBSON.—At Pleasant Banks, on the 17th instant, by the Rev. Robert Russell, David Taylor, Esq., of St. Johnston, Macquarie, to Emma, fourth daughter of John Gibson, Esq.
David Taylor II married Isabella Taylor, daughter of Robert Taylor Snr and Margaret Stewart, on 22 December 1881 at Valleyfield, Campbell Town, Northern Midlands Council, Tasmania.¹
David Taylor II died on 27 March 1911 at St Johnstone farm, Campbell Town, Tasmania, at age 68. He was buried at Kirklands Presbyterian Cemetery, Campbell Town, Northern Midlands Council, Tasmania.

     Her married name was Taylor. Doris Northcote was born on 9 March 1888 at Tasmania. A twin sister of Gladys.¹
Doris Northcote married David Taylor, son of David Taylor II and Isabella Taylor, on 15 October 1924.
Doris Northcote died on 25 June 1971 at Campbell Town, Tasmania, at age 83.¹

     David Taylor I was born on 3 April 1796 at Balvaird Estate, Micklebeen, Fifeshire, Scotland. He emigrated with parents George Taylor (Snr) and Mary in 1822 at Leith, Scotland; the Princess Charlotte.¹ Having emigrated with his family in 1823 to Valleyfield, David settled at Winton in 1832.
David Taylor I married Nancy Gatenby, daughter of Andrew Gatenby Jnr and Hannah Maw, on 5 June 1834 at Barton, Campbell Town, Tasmania. David was of "Winton in this District" and Nancy of "Barton in this District". According to the Marriage Entry the marriage was witnessed in the Presence of A Gatenby, Jane Foster, John Foster, Robert Taylor, Elisabeth Gatenby, Eliza Corney, James Dixon, Robert F Corney, John Taylor, John Gatenby, George Gatenby, Christopher Gatenby, W Gatenby and Mary Ann Gatenby.^2,3
The "Winton" stud was founded in 1835 by David Taylor, when he sold his original grant to Robert and purchased "Kenilworth" and half its sheep from W. Forlonge, Campbell Town, Tas. These sheep were the progeny of sheep which had been purchased by Mrs Forlonge in Saxony and taken to Tasmania by her son. David Taylor later obtained Saxon Merinos from Captain Bell, Annandale, Tas. In 1850, he purchased the Wanstead property at Campbell Town and most of the stud from Richard Willis. The latter had founded his stud in 1823 with sheep from Saxony. Subsequently he exchanged sheep with W. Forlonge. J.M. Taylor acquired the stud in 1939. In 1975, the trading name was changed to John Taylor Winton. In 1994, the trading name was changed to Winton Estate. David purchased "St. Johnstone" from his brother John.
David Taylor I died on 21 July 1860 at Campbell Town, Tasmania, at age 64.

     Nancy Gatenby was born on 7 May 1807 at Whitby, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England.
Nancy Gatenby married David Taylor I, son of George Taylor (Snr) and Mary Low, on 5 June 1834 at Barton, Campbell Town, Tasmania. David was of "Winton in this District" and Nancy of "Barton in this District". According to the Marriage Entry the marriage was witnessed in the Presence of A Gatenby, Jane Foster, John Foster, Robert Taylor, Elisabeth Gatenby, Eliza Corney, James Dixon, Robert F Corney, John Taylor, John Gatenby, George Gatenby, Christopher Gatenby, W Gatenby and Mary Ann Gatenby.^1,2 As of 1834,her married name was Taylor. Nancy Gatenby was buried in July 1860 at Kirkland, Epping, Tasmania.³
Nancy Gatenby died circa 25 July 1860 at Campbell Town, Tasmania.³

     George Taylor was born on 2 March 1835 at Campbell Town, Tasmania.