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     Eliza Baker was born in 1855. As of 5 June 1886,her married name was Carter.
Eliza Baker married William Carter, son of William Carter and Eliza True, on 5 June 1886 at Sale, Victoria.¹
Eliza Baker died in 1913.

     Charles Leonard Searle died in 1911 at West Ham, Essex, England. From the Death Certificate of his daughter Louisa Kate in 1989 he is remembered as an "Iron Cutter".¹

     Harriett Malvina Gillard was born on 10 November 1898 at Northcote, Victoria.¹
Harriett married Bertie Norman Elliott, son of Charles William Elliott and Jane Akhurst, on 30 November 1921 at Christ Church, Brunswick, Victoria, Australia. Bertie is described as a Motor Driver, 28 years old, living at 10 Glenlyon Road East Brunswick. Harriett is described as a Cutter, aged 23, living at 33 Lobb Street East Brunswick.^2,3,4 Her married name was Elliott.⁵
Harriett Malvina Gillard died on 18 November 1931 at Melbourne, Australia, at age 33.¹ She was buried on 19 November 1931 at Fawkner General Cemetery, Fawkner, Melbourne. EofE O 990.¹

     Norman Keith Elliott was born on 31 October 1924 at Northcote, Victoria.¹
Norman Keith Elliott died on 28 March 1994 at Royal Melbourne Hospital, Parkville, Melbourne, Victoria, at age 69.² He was buried at Fawkner Cemetery Crematorium & Memorial Park, Melbourne.³

     Rebecca Jane Crowley was born on 18 April 1973.¹
Rebecca Jane Crowley died on 19 January 1975 at age 1.¹

     Martin James Brighton died before 1838.¹

     Margaret Jane Brighton was born in 1814 at St Mary's Church, Battersea, Surrey, England.¹ As of 1835,her married name was Tennant.²
Margaret Jane Brighton died in July 1873 at Northcote, Melbourne.¹ She was buried on 7 July 1873 at Melbourne General Cemetery, Victoria.

     Edward James Brighton was born circa 1816 at Paradise Walk, Chelsea, London, England.¹

     James Brighton was born in 1817 at Chelsea, London, England.¹

     Charles William Elliott was born on 7 June 1888 at Northcote, Victoria.^1,2
Charles William Elliott married Florienne Bessie Sherratt in 1910 at Victoria, Australia.³ The Australian electoral roll of 1912 has Charles and Florienne listed as living at 516 Sydney Road, Brunswick, Melbourne, Victoria. Charles had a listed occupation of Butcher and she of home duties.
From the Coburg Leader (Vic. : 1890 - 1913), Friday 2 August 1912, page 1:
Factories Act: A BUTCHER PROSECUTED.
William Rose Garner, an inspector under the Factories Act, proceeded against Charles William Elliott, butcher, before Messrs Allard, Lord, Fleming, and Downs, J's.P, at the Brunswick court on Wednesday on a charge of employing two improvers above the number allowed by law. Mr a'Beckett appeared to prosecute and Mr Manchester for the defence. Inspector John Slattery gave evidence to visiting deferdant's shop in Sydney road. and finding five men on the premises all young.men. There were fully- paid. Mr Elliott did not deny the state of affairs but said he was unaware he was committing a breach of the law. To Mr Manchester - He obtained the ages of the employes from tile youths themselves. Defendant informed him one of the men was working out some money that he had taken and was receiving no wages. Witness believed that defendant had dismissed one of the extra improvers and he told witness he would get the other appren ticed. Mr Manchester for the defense contended that one of the youths mention ed put in a great part of his time an another shop of defendant's also in Sydney road. Defendant had done all in his power to remedy the evil as soon as he was informed that he was doing wrong. He submitted that it was nec cessary to prove that defendant wilfully and knowingly offended. Charles Elliott, the defendant, gave evidence in support of his counsel's opening statement. To Mr a'Beckett - One of the improvers in excess worked the major portion of his time at the shop at 672 Sydney road and not at 515 Sydney road. The third improver was not receiving wages at all but was working money out to avaid a prosecution. The bench asked if under the cir cumstances Mr a'Beckett was disposed to withdraw.the charge. Mr a'Beckett said he was not. A fine of 5/- with 10/6 costs was imposed. Charles and Florienne appeared on the Australian electoral roll of 1914 and listed as living at 124 Blythe Street, Brunswick, Victoria. Charles had a listed occupation of Butcher and she of home duties. They were still living here on the 1919 Electoral Roll.. Charles and Florienne appeared on the Australian electoral roll of 1942 and listed as living at 240 Woodlands Street, North Essendon (Strathmore), Victoria. Charles had a listed occupation of butcher and she of home duties. Note that their Surnames were spelt as "Elliot" and her Given Name as Florence..
Charles William Elliott died on 27 December 1953 at Sacred Heart Hospital, Coburg, Victoria, at age 65.¹ He was cremated on 29 December 1953 at Fawkner General Cemetery, Fawkner, Melbourne.³
From The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Wed 7 Jul 1954, Page 21:
CREDITORS next of kin and all others having CLAIMS in respect of the estate of CHARLES WILLIAM ELLIOTT late of 263 Pascoe Vale road North Essendon in the State of Victoria retired butcher deceased (who died on the 26th day of December 1953) are to SEND PARTICULARS of their claims in writing to his executor, THE UNION TRUSTEE COMPANY OF AUSTRALIA LIMITED of 333 Collins street Melbourne at the address of the said company on or before the 12th day of September 1954 after which date the executor will distribute the assets or estate of the said deceased amongst the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice.
H J WALKER solicitor 13 Norwood crescent Moonee Ponds.

     Florienne Bessie Sherratt was also known as Florence. She was born on 16 April 1888 at St James, Bristol, Gloucestershire, England.² She emigrated on 10 October 1889 from London, England, The ship was the Oneida. As of 1910,her married name was Elliott.¹
Florienne Bessie Sherratt married Charles William Elliott, son of Charles William Elliott and Jane Akhurst, in 1910 at Victoria, Australia.¹ The Australian electoral roll of 1912 has Florienne and Charles listed as living at 516 Sydney Road, Brunswick, Melbourne, Victoria. Florienne had a listed occupation of home duties and he of Butcher. Florienne and Charles appeared on the Australian electoral roll of 1914 and listed as living at 124 Blythe Street, Brunswick, Victoria. Florienne had a listed occupation of home duties and he of Butcher. They were still living here on the 1919 Electoral Roll.. Florienne and Charles appeared on the Australian electoral roll of 1942 and listed as living at 240 Woodlands Street, North Essendon (Strathmore), Victoria. Florienne had a listed occupation of home duties and he of butcher. Note that their Surnames were spelt as "Elliot" and her Given Name as Florence..
Florienne Bessie Sherratt died in 1951 at Coburg, Melbourne.³

     George Elliott was born in 1761 at Surrey, England.
George Elliott married Elizabeth Higgins at England.¹
George Elliott died at Battersea, Surrey, England.

     Her married name was Elliott.¹ Elizabeth Higgins was born in 1772 at Battersea, Surrey, England.
Elizabeth Higgins married George Elliott at England.¹
Elizabeth Higgins died in 1809 at Battersea, Surrey, England.

     James Elliott was born circa 1832 at St Mary's Church, Battersea, Surrey, England.¹

     William Elliott was born on 23 September 1834 at Battersea, Surrey, England.^1,2 He was baptized on 11 May 1845 at St Mary's Church, Battersea, Surrey, England.¹ Fruiterer of Collingwood. Lived in Queensland for 18 months and Victoria for 52 and a half years in Victoria.
Travelled to Australia onboard the Parsee arriving in Queensland 9 Feb 1857. Family story is that he came to stay with a cousin to convalesce from lung inflammation.
Notes in book given to William by his father:... "Sarah Elliott at Mrs James No12 Lushington Rd, Eastborn". "The name of the ship that Eliza is going on is Cospatrick". "A present for Wm Elliott from his affectionate (sic) father Wm Elliott, Battersea Surrey". "Polley Brighton No2 Longley Place Prestons Road Blackwall".

He and wife Caroline were witnesses to his brother Charles & Jane Akhurst's marriage
In 1880/1881 he was living at 285 Hoddle Street Collingwood."³ He arrived on 9 February 1857 to Queensland; MORETON BAY SHIPPING
ARRIVAL OF THE PARSEE.—OFFICIAL NEGLIGENCE.—
The emigrant ship Parsee arrived on the 9th instant, 87 days from Southampton. Her living freight comprises 366 immigrants, among whom are many who were formerly in the Crimean Army Work Corps. The voyage of this vessel has been somewhat un-fortunate, measles having broken out on the passage and 26 deaths having occurred. The last death took place about a fort-night before her arrival, and in the other cases the victims were mostly children. The health officer did not think the disease sufficiently virulent to place the ship in quarantine, and the im-migrants were brought up to town on Monday last. While noticing the arrival of this vessel, we cannot refrain from com-menting upon the culpable negligence of the officer whose duty it was to board the ship on her arrival. The Parsee anchored in the bay on Monday, and there she lay until Wednesday, without being boarded by the authorities. On that day Captain Thomas took boat and came up to Brisbane, and reported himself to the health officer, and then had to row back to his ship the same night, and did not reach her until four o'clock a.m. on Thursday, on account of the heavy rain, and the darkness. The fact of the vessel hav-ing disease on board renders the matter all the worse, and the case certainly demands the strictest investigation. The public safety demands either that more efficient officers should be appointed, or that the customs department should be at once removed to its proper station at the mouth of the river. [Since the foregoing was written Mr. Sheridan has called at our office and contradicted the correctness of the report. He states that he proceeded to the bay on Monday, and that when he came back in the evening no vessel was in sight. On Tuesday the captain of the Parsee reported his arrival to the Pearl, requesting the man in charge to acquaint the authorities of the ship's arrival. The man came up to Brisbane, but neglected to report the Parsee, and when Mr. Sheridan went down to the bay on Wednes day morning he saw that vessel lying at the bar and immediately returned to report her to the health officer, with whom he arranged to start for the ship on the following morning. In the meantime the captain came up and reported himself. This cer-tainly explains the matter as far as Mr. Sheridan is concerned, but the fact still remains that the vessel was lying 48 hours at her anchorage without being boarded.]—Ibid.³
William Elliott married Jane Tennant, daughter of Margaret Jane Brighton, on 23 December 1861 at St Marks Anglican Church, 250 George Street, Fitzroy, Melbourne.^4,3
William Elliott died on 4 March 1909 at Hoddle Street, Collingwood, Melbourne, at age 74. At the time of his death William was listed as a Fruiter. He was being treated by Dr Fyffe who last saw him the day before his death. He died from Chronic Nephritis, Arterio Sclerosis and Uraemia.
After Imigrating to Australia he had spent about 1.5 years in Queensland and 52.5 years in Victoria.² He was buried on 5 March 1909 at Melbourne General Cemetery, Victoria.²

     Her married name was Elliott.¹ Jane Tennant was born on 25 November 1843 at Bolingbroke Gardens, Battersea, Surrey, England.²
Jane Tennant married William Elliott, son of William Elliott and Mary Ann Brighton, on 23 December 1861 at St Marks Anglican Church, 250 George Street, Fitzroy, Melbourne.^3,2
Jane Tennant died on 15 May 1884 at Collingwood, Melbourne, at age 40.⁴ She was buried on 18 May 1884 at Melbourne General Cemetery, College Crescent, Carlton North, Melbourne. Plot: MGC-COE-Comp-EE-No-51.⁵

     George Thomas Elliott was born on 15 October 1840 at Battersea, Surrey, England.¹ He was buried on 9 August 1841 at St Mary's Church, Battersea, Surrey, England.¹
George Thomas Elliott died on 9 August 1841 at Battersea, Surrey, England.¹