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101	Possible death FORSYTH Dorothy May Death notice 04FEB1981 Death 69 Sydney Morning Herald 24FEB1981	Dorothy May Bluhdorn
102	BODLEY Theodore Dalwood Death notice 25MAY1972 Death late of Pymble Sydney Morning Herald 27MAY1972	Theodore Dalwood Bodley
103	Death?? lkely as gives dob as 1921 BOLTON Ronald Death notice 22APR2008 Death 86 late of Avalon Manly Daily 24APR2008 death below not likely as gives dob as 1926 BOLTON Ronald Harold Death notice 18JUN2011 Death 84 late of Milperra/Revesby Sydney Morning Herald 27JUN2011	Ronald Harold Bolton
104	Grandchildren Kristie, James, Ellie, Ashlie, Luci	Janette Margaret Boulton
105	Alternate name Robert Machment BOULTON Roger Maidment Death notice 26JUL1993 Death 76 late of Dee Why Sydney Morning Herald 31JUL1993	Roger Maidment Boulton
106	Service Record Name BOUSFIELD, FRANK Service Royal Australian Air Force Service Number 85519 Date of Birth 5 Feb 1909 Place of Birth FREMANTLE, WA Date of Enlistment 24 Nov 1944 Locality on Enlistment EAST FREMANTLE Place of Enlistment PERTH Next of Kin BOUSFIELD, DORIS Date of Discharge 16 May 1946 Rank Leading Aircraftman Posting at Discharge 77 Operational Base Unit WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No	Frank Bousfield
107	The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Friday 22 February 1946 p 14 PHILLIPS.-February 21, 1946, at Regent's Park. Alice, loved wife of Charles William Phillips, and loving mother of Elma, Alan (deceased), Myra, Doris, Dulcie, Joyce, Mar jorie, and stepmother of Norman, Charlie, and Fred. Children Births 16111/1911 PHILLIPS JOYCE M CHARLES W ALICE GRANVILLE 36874/1909 PHILLIPS DORIS E CHARLES W ALICE GRANVILLE 36875/1909 PHILLIPS DULCIE A CHARLES W ALICE GRANVILLE 35521/1907 PHILLIPS ETHEL M CHARLES W ALICE GRANVILLE 3760/1905 PHILLIPS ELMA F CHARLES W ALICE GRANVILLE 24206/1906 PHILLIPS ALLAN S CHARLES W ALICE GRANVILLE Possible Children Deaths 10095/1931 PHILLIPS ETHEL G CHARLES R ALICE SYDNEY 546/1926 PHILLIPS ROBERT A CHARLES W ALICE AUBURN 28801/1980 PHILLIPS ELMA FRANCES CHARLES WILLIAM ALICE 27020/1966 PHILLIPS WILLIAM HENRY CHARLES ELIZA ALICE ST LEONARDS	Alice Bowden
108	?? BOWDEN Margaret Elizabeth Death notice 18SEP1967 Death late of Edgecliff Sydney Morning Herald 20SEP1967	Elizabeth Margaret Bowden
109	BOWDEN Ethel Jane Death notice 11NOV1960 Death late of Double Bay Sydney Morning Herald 12NOV1960	Ethel Jane Bowden
110	Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922 Name: Robert J Bowden Birth Date: 1882 Father's Name: William Bowden Mother's name: Mary Birth Place: New South Wales Registration Year: 1882 Registration Place: Hartley, New South Wales Registration Number: 17881 Studied Bachelor of Arts at University of Sydney in Sydney, Australia Studied Law I at University of Sydney in Sydney, Australia BOWDEN Robert John Death notice 24APR1955 Death late of Strathfield Sydney Morning Herald 26APR1955	Robert John Bowden
111	More information about record 598935 in the Marriages database Day Month 16-Aug Year 1841 Parish Or Reg District Ludgvan Groom Fn Walter Groom Sn BOWDEN Groom Age F/A Groom Residence Ludgvan Groom Condition Bachelor Groom Rank Profession Miner Groom Signed / Marked (S/M) S Groom Father Name John Groom Father Rank Profession Farmer Bride Fn Elizabeth Bride Sn CHELLEW Bride Age 18 Bride Residence Ludgvan Bride Condition Spinster Bride Rank Profession Bride Signed / Marked (S/M) M Bride Father Name William Bride Father Rank Profession Mine agent Banns / Licence (B/L) B Witness Fn1 Gideon W. Witness Sn1 SEMMENS Witness Fn2 John Witness Sn2 WILLIAMS Other Information Transcriber Notes Transcriber Bill Curnow	Walter Bowden
112	New South Wales, Australia, Unassisted Immigrant Passenger Lists, 1826-1922 Name: William Bowden Estimated Birth Year: abt 1846 Age: 19 Port of Departure: London Port of Arrival: Sydney, New South Wales Voyage Arrival Date: 5 Dec 1865 Vessel Name: Cinderella Origin Location: Appledore Marriage Australia Marriage Index, 1788-1950 Name: William C Bowden Spouse Name: Mary Forsyth Marriage Date: 1872 Marriage Place: New South Wales Registration Place: Tamworth, New South Wales Registration Year: 1872 Registration Number: 3463 Australia Marriage Index, 1788-1950 Name: William C Bowden Spouse Name: Mary Forsyth Marriage Date: 1872 Marriage Place:New South Wales Registration Place: Hill End, New South Wales Registration Year: 1872 Registration Number: 3483 Death 3719/1913 BOWDEN WILLIAM C WALTER ELIZABETH PETERSHAM	William Chellow Bowden
113	BOWDEN William Francis Death notice 03MAR1948 Death late of Homebush, formerly of Wombarra Sydney Morning Herald 06MAR1948 The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) Saturday 6 March 1948 p 28 BOWDEN, William Francis-March 3 1948 (suddenly), at the residence of his sister, 52 Rochester Street Homebush late of Wombarra, beloved brother of Alice (Mrs C Phillips deceased), Bessie, Bob and Ethel. Privately interred the 5th Instant .	William Francis Bowden
114	??? FORSYTH Gertrude Death notice 02FEB1956 Death at Artarmon Sydney Morning Herald 04FEB1956	Gertrude Bowyer
115	Possible Birth ???? Scotland, Births and Baptisms Name: Marrion Boyd Gender: Female Christening Date: 19 Dec 1756 Christening Place: , MID CALDER, MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND Birth Date: 18 Dec 1756 Father's Name: Alexander Boyd Mother's Name: Marrion Borthwick Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C11694-2 , System Origin: Scotland-VR , GS Film number: 1067784 , Reference ID: 2:185SGV6 Scotland, Births and Baptisms Name: Marrion Boyd Gender: Female Christening Date: 19 Dec 1756 Christening Place: , MID CALDER, MIDLOTHIAN, SCOTLAND Father's Name: Alexander Boyd Mother's Name: Marrion Borthwick Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C11694-2 , System Origin: Scotland-ODM , GS Film number: 1067784	Marion Boyd
116	FORSYTH Patricia Isabelle Death notice 16SEP2003 Death 81 late of Forster Armidale Express 24SEP2003 FORSYTH Patricia Isabelle Death notice 16SEP2003 Death 81 late of Forster Sydney Morning Herald 24SEP2003 FORSYTH Patricia Isabelle Death notice 16SEP2003 Death 81 late of Forster Great Lakes Advocate (Forster) 24SEP2003	Patricia Isabelle Burton Bradley
117	Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922 about James Ward Brand Name: James Ward Brand Father's Name: William Brand Mother's Name: Susan Ward Birth Place: Byaduk, Victoria Registration Year: 1874 Registration Place: Victoria Registration number: 14344	James Ward Brand
118	Birth Brandis Edna L M Female Fremantle 605 1912	Edna L M BRANDIS
119	Martha Brattan, Briton or Britton or Brittain Name: Martha Brattan Gender: Female Marriage Date: Mar 1849 Marriage Place: New Monkland,Lanark,Scotland Spouse: William Forsyth FHL Film Number: 1066601, 0102960 1851 Scotland Census Name: Martha Forsyth Age: 24 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1827 Relationship: Wife Spouse: William Forsyth Gender: Female Where born: Lesmahagow, Lanark Parish Number: 651 Civil Parish: New Monkland County: Lanarkshire Address: Brown's Lane ED: 32 Page: 9 Household schedule number:35 LINE: 17 Roll: CSSCT1851_170 Household Members: Name Age William Forsyth 24 Martha Forsyth 24 Matthew Forsyth 1 John Forsyth 6 Mo Robert Mcdonald 8 1861 Scotland Census Name: Martha Forsyth Age: 36 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1825 Relationship:Wife Gender: Female Where born: Lismchago, Lanarkshire Registration Number: 668/2 Registration district: St Michaels Civil Parish: Linlithgow County: West Lothian Address: Edinburgh & Glasgow Rd ED: 4 Household schedule number: 89 LINE: 6 Roll: CSSCT1861_120 Household Members: Name Age Martha Forsyth 36 Mathew Forsyth 14 John Forsyth 11 Martha Forsyth 9 Helen Forsyth 6 William Forsyth 2	Martha Brattan
120	Birth Name: Breadmore, Sarah Record Type: Births Gender: Female Father: Breadmore, George Mother: Breadmore, Elizabeth Date of birth: 16 Jul 1840 Registered: Evandale Registration year: 1840 Record ID: NAME_INDEXES:1087992 Resource: RGD32/1/3/ no 1163 Death 3113/1887 CROWLEY SARAH GEORGE DIED GLEBE GLEBE	Sarah Breadmore
121	1900 United States Federal Census about Claudia Z Briard Name: Claudia Z Briard Age: 10 Birth Date: Mar 1889 Birthplace: Illinois Home in 1900: Chicago Ward 35, Cook, Illinois [Cook] Race: White Gender: Female Relation to Head of House: Daughter Father's Name: Benoit Briard Father's Birthplace: Missouri Mother's Name: Jennie Briard Mother's Birthplace: Illinois Occupation: View on Image Neighbors: View others on page Household Members: Name Age Benoit Briard 35 Jennie Briard 31 Claudia Z Briard 10 Edna M Briard 8 Georgiana R Briard 5 Remarriage under maiden name California, Marriage Index, 1960-1985 about Claudia Z Briard Name: Claudia Z Briard Age: 78 Est. Birth: abt 1890 Spouse Name: Matthew R Korshin Spouse Age: 77 Est. Spouse Birth: abt 1891 Date: 21 Sep 1968 Location: Santa Clara Death of above husband Social Security Death Index about Matthew Korshin Name: Matthew Korshin SSN: 340-03-8664 Last Residence: 94306 Palo Alto, Santa Clara, California, United States of America Born: 25 Dec 1891 Died: Aug 1969 State (Year) SSN issued: Illinois (Before 1951) California, Death Index, 1940-1997 about Matthew R Korshin Name: Matthew R Korshin Social Security #: 340038664 Gender: Male Birth Date: 25 Feb 1890 Death Date: 28 Aug 1969 Death Place: Santa Clara Mother's Maiden Name: Losch Burial of above husband Matthew Richard Korshin Birth: Dec. 25, 1889 Death: Aug. 28, 1969 Burial: Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno San Mateo County California, USA Plot: C, 204-F	Claudia Zelma Briard
122	SPRINGETT Daphne Rita May Death notice 28AUG1994 Death late of Belrose, formerly of Willoughby Sydney Morning Herald 29AUG1994	Daphne Rita May Bridge
123	FORSYTH Linda Veronica Death notice 08FEB2007 Death 103 at Botany Gardens, Carlton Sydney Morning Herald 14FEB2007	Linda Veronica Britton
124	EXTRACTS FROM THE BOOK "Lock Lomond to Australia 1862. The family of Peter & Jane Mc Intyre". "Agnes Brodie was the first Australian born grandchild of Peter Mc Intyre andthe second of seven children of Daniel and Violet Brodie. Agnes was born in Ipswich on 10 mar 1863, a little over four months after her parents had arrived in Queensland from Scotland. After her father's accidental death in 1874, her mother took the family to live with her father, Peter Mc Intyre at "Benvolick" at Emu Creek. From "Benvorlick" Agnes, Jack Peter and Tean walk to the two miles to attend Emu Creek School as first day pupils. among the other pupils were a number of children of the Davis family, including Richard and Arthur Hoey Davis. In July 1876, the family moved to The Siding, later Greenmount, where Violet opened a store. Tt may be assumed that Agnes provided her share of assistance to her mother in the store as she grew to womanhood. On 21 February 1885 in Greenmount, Agnes married her former classmate, Richard Davis and returned to live in a small cottage at Limestone. Richard had taken up his first appointment as a porter at Ipswich in March 1884. For several months, Richard's younger brother, Arthur Hoey davis, boarded with the newly wed couple. Around Noverber 1885 Agnes & Richard moved to Anthony, a siding 25 miles south of Ipswich, on the Fassifern branch railway line to Dugandan near Boonah, construction of which was completed in 1887. Agnes gave birth to her first four children at Anthony siding - Thomas in 1885, Violet Christina 1887, Jack 1890 and Daniel Brodie in 1892. The June 1889 Railway Department report records that Richard as a porter was earning the (at least stable) wage of 1 Pound 16 Shillings per week and was the first Office Keeper of the Postal Receiving Office operated from the station. Not long after the birth of daniel, it was necessary for Agnes to establish a new home at Wallumbilla, near roma, where Richard was appointed stationmaster. His salary was increased to 120 Pounds per year but with the salary increase went increased isolation. Researchers of the history of the Bungil Shire indicate that:- ' Of Wallumbilla and Pickanjinnie settlemnts it might be said: "they sprung up in the night". It might also be said that no settlement began under less auspicious conditions and succeeded. these heroic people encountered and overcame many difficulties: dropped off the night train in the heart of dense scrub: strangers in a strang place - no credit or anyone to advise or help them with the herculean task awaiting them in the morning, and for many weary days to come.' Was it really any different for the wife of the newly arrived stationmaster? Regardless of the nature of the country and the isolation, Agnes created a happy home environment in the railway cottage at Wallumbilla and in later life none of the family seemed to have any complaints of undue early hardships. The family increased with the addition of richard in 1895, Mary Evelyne 1897, Agnes Jane 1899 and Malcolm Colin in 1904. The seven older children attended Wallumbilla school. In 1905,after almost 13 years at Wallumbilla, the family moved to Miles. Agnes made a new home in the railway cottage where her ninth and last child Arthur Edward was born in 1906. The older children were starting their career in the railway department and later all would be absorbed into the department in various positions. It would be understandable if Agnes grew a little tired of hearing all about the various "up" and "down" trains at family get togethers. A further move in 1912 took Agnes to the railway stationmaster's residence in Allora when Richard was promoted to that position. In February 1917 her eldest daughter, Violet Christina who was not yet 30, died suddenly from heart attack while visiting Drillham. Agnes must have missed her greatly as she had been her constant companion and a second mother to the younger family members. Sadness again in 1918, when her son Daniel, who had enlisted in the AIF in December 1915, was killed in action inthe Somme River Valley in France on 29 August. The award, in January 1919, of a Military Medal for bravery in the field under heavy shell fire in early August 1918, would have been little consolation to Agnes who would have undoubtedly preferred a railway sonalive in Allora to a dead hero buried in France. Members of Agnes' family had married and she had six grandchildren by June 1921. Agnes died after a heart attack and was buried in the Greenmount cemetery next to her daughter Violet. Agnes with her busband Richard had stood by one another through the good times and the difficult times of life and they were not to be separated for long. On 29 November 1924 richard died in Greenmount and was buried next to Agnes.	Agnes BRODIE
125	Burial: Abt. 17 July 1874, Ipswich Cemetery Shipping: 14 July 1862,dep Greenock, Scot. Ship: "Ocean Chief"; arr. Moreton Bay, Qld, 31 Oct. 1862	Daniel BRODIE
126	Extracts from the Book "Lock Lomond to Australia 1862. The family of Peter & Jane Mc Intyre". "Daniel Brodie was born on 23 April 1870,. the sixth child of Daniel and Violet Brodie. He came to Greenmount with his widowed mother and family after the tragic death of his father in 1874 and he lived there all his life. When Emu Creek School opened in 1875 and Daniel wa s pupil there. He married Kate Forsyth, daughter of Robert and Mary Annie Forsyth, in 1896 and they had five children: Daniel, Lorna (Hogg), Effie (Meibusch), Bob and Violet (Kemp). Bob was killed in the Second World War. The family lived in a house called "Kananga" which is now the Greenmount Post Office. Dan went to Brisbane and learnt accountancy and business management and with his brother Malcolm took over the general store in Greenmount from their mother. The business continued to grow despite a severe drought in 1902 when farm production was nil. Providing fodder for the stock taxed the farmer's finances to the limit and many had to be financed by the store. In 1917 the new brick building which replaced the original stor was totally destroyed by fire. Although only 10 feet away the original building escaped damage. Another brick building was built which in later years was also destroyed by fire. His son, Daniel, joined the business and took over the Nobby store and is well remembered with his International Harvster Company agencies. A provisional school was opened in Greenmount on 10 Septmber 1901 after Dan made an application on behalf of the families of the area requesting one as some of the children had to walk 7 miles to a school. He was very interested in all community affairs and was fond of sport an children. He would accompany the schoolboys' cricket team when they played at other schools. He always took a gread interest in his church. Daniel worked in V. Brodie 7 Co's business until his sudden death on 4 November 1924. He is buried in the Greenmount cemetery beside his mother. It was a very sad day when he pased away so suddenly so young. Kate moved to Brisbane and lived in Amelia Street. Cppr[arpp. where there was always a wlcome for visiting relatives and friends. She died on 23 March 1954.	Daniel BRODIE
127	Extracts from the Book "Lock Lomond to Australia 1862. The family of Peter & Jane Mc Intyre". "Daniel Brodie was born on 23 April 1870,. the sixth child of Daniel and Violet Brodie. He came to Greenmount with his widowed mother and family after the tragic death of his father in 1874 and he lived there all his life. When Emu Creek School opened in 1875 and Daniel wa s pupil there. He married Kate Forsyth, daughter of Robert and Mary Annie Forsyth, in 1896 and they had five children: Daniel, Lorna (Hogg), Effie (Meibusch), Bob and Violet (Kemp). Bob was killed in the Second World War. The family lived in a house called "Kananga" which is now the Greenmount Post Office. Dan went to Brisbane and learnt accountancy and business management and with his brother Malcolm took over the general store in Greenmount from their mother. The business continued to grow despite a severe drought in 1902 when farm production was nil. Providing fodder for the stock taxed the farmer's finances to the limit and many had to be financed by the store. In 1917 the new brick building which replaced the original stor was totally destroyed by fire. Although only 10 feet away the original building escaped damage. Another brick building was built which in later years was also destroyed by fire. His son, Daniel, joined the business and took over the Nobby store and is well remembered with his International Harvster Company agencies. A provisional school was opened in Greenmount on 10 Septmber 1901 after Dan made an application on behalf of the families of the area requesting one as some of the children had to walk 7 miles to a school. He was very interested in all community affairs and was fond of sport an children. He would accompany the schoolboys' cricket team when they played at other schools. He always took a gread interest in his church. Daniel worked in V. Brodie 7 Co's business until his sudden death on 4 November 1924. He is buried in the Greenmount cemetery beside his mother. It was a very sad day when he pased away so suddenly so young. Kate moved to Brisbane and lived in Amelia Street. Cppr[arpp. where there was always a wlcome for visiting relatives and friends. She died on 23 March 1954.	Daniel BRODIE
128	Daniel Colin Brodie - Pte. QX16687 (Army) Enlist. 11/4/1942 at Cecil Plains, Qld. (Resided Oakey, Qld)Discharged 9/8/1944. Final posting 7 Btn VD Corps. (Qld) (Source Commonwealth of Australia Defence Forces Database)	Daniel Colin BRODIE
129	Daniel Norman Brodie: Miltary Service: 15 April 1942. Enlistment at Toowoomba, Qld (Residence ast Nobby, qld): Discharged? final posting 7 Btn VD Corp (Qld) Pte Q225654 (Army)	Daniel Norman BRODIE
130	XTRACTS FROM THE BOOK "Lock Lomond, to Australai 1862. The Family of Peter & Jane Mc Intyre. "Jane Brodie was born at Tarbet on Lochlomond, Scotland on 30 June 1861, the daughter of eldest of seven children of Daniel and Violet Brodie (Nee Mc Intyre). Jane was only a baby when she and her parents migrated to Queensland in 1862, with the Mc Intyre family and other Scottish Highlanders who came out on the "Ocean Chief" seeking work as shepherds. Jane's parents found employment in Ipswich and the family lived there until 1874. After her father's death Jane, as the thirteen year old, came with her mother and family to live with the Mc Intyre's at "Benvolick" and where she kept house for them for a few years while her mother started at store at The Siding, later Greenmount. That store was the start of a thriving business and was in the bands of the Brodie family for three generations, V. Brodie & Co., the heart and soul of Greenmount township. Jane married John Charles Allen at "Benvorlick" in 1880 and reared a family of two sons and two daughters. They worked and lived in a cottage on "Woodlawn" on the banks of Emu Creek, East Greenmount where their children, Thomas, who died aged 2 years 7 months, Violet, thomas William, Catherine May and John Charles, were born. "Woodlawn" had been settled in 1868 by Thomas Allen, John Charles' father, and together they bought "Allendale" when john, jane and family later lived. They carried on grazing, dairying and cropping for many years. and gradually increased their holdings. At one stage, they took up country which had been forfieted by other settlers and been retrieved by the Crown. The block was rough range country on the Dividing Range, miles from "Woodlawn" and civilisation. To fulful the residence conditions, Jane, with her first toddler and pregnant with her second child, and her younger sidter Teanie went to live there, in a slab hut with a dirt floor. on their own for months on end. They were going through had times and husbane, John, had to remain on "Woodlawn". He used to bring rations and visit them at weekends. Thomas Snr, Great Grandpa, died at "Woodlawn" in 1923 and Grandad (John) and Granny (Jane) stayed on for a few years before retiring to Toowoomba. They suffered hardships and some good fortune and were evidently not afraid of work. Grandad and Granny were b oth keen followers of sport, particularly polo, cricket, and football. Grandad's forte was polo, he was an outstanding horseman. One of Granny 's fravourite hobbies was to crochet, some of which grand daughter, Lal Turrell, still treasures. John died on 25 April 1938 aged 79 years. Both are buried in the family plt in Drayton/Toowoomba cemetery. They were strick bu kind and understanding grandparents, and very respected by their grandchildren and held in high regard by their many friends. They were prominent workers for St. andrews Presbyterian Church whilst they lived in Toowoomba. Theirs was alway an open house. Shipping: 14 july 1862, dep. greenock, Scotland. Ship:- "Ocean Chief", arr. Moreton Bay, Qld. 31 Oct. 1862	Jane BRODIE
131	Name: Jessie Hurst Brodie Father's Name: David Brodie Mother's Name: Fanny Kelly Birth Place: Bulla, Victoria Registration Year: 1879 Registration Place: Victoria Registration number: 905 Death ?? Australia Death Index, 1787-1985 Name: June Hurst Forsyth Death Place: Box Hill, Victoria Age: 74 Father's Name: David Brodie Mother's Name: Fran Sarah Kelly Registration Year: 1953 Registration Place: Victoria Registration number: 11414 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1879	Jessie Hurst Brodie
132	Extracts from the Book "lock Lomond to Australia 1862. The Family of Peter & jane Mc Intyre". "John eason "Jack" Brodie was born on 2 June 1864, the third child and eldest son of Daniel & Violet Brodie of Arthur Street, Ipwich. He attended school in Ipswich until his father's accidental death in 1874. Jack was a foundation pupil at Emu creek state School in 1875. At first he walked two miles to school from "Benvorlick" and later almost 3 miles from Greenmount. Not all children liked school and as an older scholar, he had to find and return any runaway pupils. Jack became a carpenter, serving his apprenticeship with Mr. John Maxwell of Ipswich. He went to Sydney to work for his Uncle Dugald Mc Intyre, travelling by train to Newcastle, the line from Wallangarra to Newcastle having been opened in January 1888. He then went by boat to Sydney as there was no rail bridge over the Hawkesbury River until May 1889. After Jack returned to Queensland he purchased on 15 March 1894. a 430 acre farm which had been on the northern boundary of Clifton Station. The only improvement was a boundary fence. The property is still owned by his son, Les, one hundred years on. Jack built his own house and on 31 October 1894, he married Mary Jane Mc Kinstry. His son, Daniel William ws born on 7 october 1985, but sadly Mary Jane died on 3 November and Daniel on 21 December 1895. Both are buried in the ?Greenmount cemetery. Jack continued farming thru a very difficult period. The house was cut in two and shifted to a more suitable site, becoming the kitchen of a larger home, "Waratah", which Jack built himself. On 27 March 1902 at "Springvale" Goomburra, Jack married Agnes Gilmore. Their children were John Leslie, Daniel Norman, and Agnes Muriel (Wilcox). Dairying was the main source of income with milk being taken to the Mt. Sibley cheese factory. During a severe drought in 1902, a large number of cattle were lost. Grain growing increased after 1921 when the State Wheat Board was constituted, and a government guaranteed price announced. To reduce costs, most farmers bought a header which was pulled by 6 or 8 horses. Jack bred his own horses and at times had 40 to 50 on the farm. His sons had purchased the adjoiining property, "Caledonia", and farmed "Waratah" as well after Jack experienced ill health. Jack took an interest in community affairs serving on the committees of Mt. Sibley State School and the Nobby Presbyterian Church where he was also an elder. He was a trustee of the Greenmount Cemetery. His wife, Agnes died on 31 January, 1927 and Jack died in toowoomba on 21 Jun 1949, aged 85. Both are buried in the Greenmount Cemetery"	John Eason BRODIE
133	Extracts from the Book :Lock Lomond to Australia 1862. The Family of Peter & Jane Mc Intyre". "Malcolm Colin Joseph Brodie ws the youngest child and fourth son on Daniel and Violet Brodie. He was born at "Benvorlick:, Emu Creek on 4 April 1875. eight and a half months after his father's death. He was enrolled at Emu Creek State School in 1880, walking there from Grenmount. After leasrning accountancy and business management, Malcolm joined his brother Daniel, working in the Brodie store and they took over its management when their mother, Violet, retired in 1899. In June 1899, Malcolm marrid Jessie Reid Maxwell, daughter of John and Elizabeth Maxwell (nee Wilson). Their family were Mac, a dentist in Gosford and Sydney, Ron, who had a store in Greenmount until forced to sell by ill health; Doreen, who married Jack Lemon in 1925; Nell who married Rob Anderson in 1936 and who has lived in Monto all her married life; and Jock, who was a dentist in Tamworth and Hay in N.S.W. The family grew up in a house called "Ardlui: (Still there) on the corner of Ramsay and Campbell Street, Greenmount. Malcolm built a two rink bowling green almost where the Bicentennial Park is today. He was a Cambooya Shire Councillor from 1914 to 1924. V. Brodie & Co. conducted business in both Greenmount and Nobby and both stores had dual fuel agencies, Vacuum Oil (now Mobil) and Shell, with 2 x 4 gallon tins of petrol in pine cases as well as 44 gallon drums. Both branches traded in grain, potatoes and pumpkins. A large sale of the Brodie Estate in Greenmount was conducted in 1906 by H.D. Davies & Co. Malcolm retired to Toowoomba in 1934 when his son Ron took over the Greenmount store. After retiring, Malcolm and Jessie purchased a house at 42 Campbell Street, Toowoomba. A very keen bowls player, malcolm built a small green on which on which croquet could also be pllayed. He became one of the early directors of the Darling Downs Building Society, which merged with the Toowoomba Permanent Building Society about 15 years ago. Malcolm died on 24 December 1961, aged 86 years. Jessie passed away on 2 January 1964".	Malcolm Colin Joseph BRODIE
134	Extracts from the book "Loch Lomond to Australia 1862. The Family of Peter & Jane Mc Intyre: "Peter Brodie was born at Ipswich on 12 July 1866, the fourth child of violet and daniel Brodie. The family moved to Emu Crek after his father;s death. Peter was a first day scholar at the Emu Creek State School when it opened in 1875, at what is now East Greenmount. One of his jobs early in life was looking after sheep watering at emu Creek. Without dogs and being on foot, it would have been a challenge just to keep apart the different mobs watering there. He went to Sydney to his Uncles Duncan and Dugald Mc Intyre to learn the building trade. His Uncle Dugald was a partner in a building firm, "Jones and Mc Intyre". Peter became a carpenter and cabinet maker and attended night school to learn trade drawing. The apprentice in those days cooked the builders their breakfast on the job, so it would have been an early start for Peter. It was when he was working in Sydney, that Peter married Margaret Forsyth at Greenmount in 1890. After 13 years in Sydney, he left the building trade to come back to Queensland to become a farmer, firstly at Nobby on a farm know as "Ross Dhu", and next to his brother Jacks; farm "Waratah". When Eton vale was thrown open for closer settlement, he took up land near Greenmount. He named his farm "Glengyle", which he farmed for some years before moving to Greenmount to continue in the building trade. Peter and Margaret had a family of eight children, Violet, Flora, Edith, Colin, robert, Katherine, Nesta, and Peter. Colin was a first World War veteran and Peter was a prisoner of war of the Japanese in the second world Wor. Peter and Margaret moved to Cecil Plains to help heir sons and aughter. Here Peter designed and build many of the buildings on his families' properties. His hobby in later life was building pieces of furniture for family members. These are still cherished todayt. Margaret died on 31 January 1949 at Thane and Peter died in Toowoomba on 24 March 1959, aged 92 years.	Peter BRODIE
135	Peter Stuart Brodie - Pte QX16286 (Army), Enlist. 11/7/1940 at Toowoomba Qld (resided at Horrane Qld) Discharged 19/12/1945, Final posting 2/10 Fld Regt. Peter was a P.O.W. (Source Commonwealth of Australia Defence Forces Database.)	Peter Stuart BRODIE
136	Robert Henry Brodie Pte QX16687 (Army) Enlist. 18/2/1941 at Toowoomba Qld (Resided Brookstead Qld) K.I.A. 23/10/1942 Papua New Guinea, Posting on Death: 2/12 Aust. Inf. Bn.: Vurried - Milne Bay War Cemetery -C.C.15 Listed on Roll of Honour Brookstead Qld. (Source Commonwealth Defence Forces Database)	Robert Henry BRODIE
137	EXTRACTS FROM THE BOOK "Loch Lomond to Australia 1862. The Family of Peter & Jane Mc Intyre" "Violet Christina, known as Tean or Teanie, was born on 19 Sept 1868. in Ipswich, the fifth child and third daughter of Daniel and Violet Brodie. She was six years old when her father died and the family moved to Emu Creek to live with Tean's grandfather, Peter Mc Intyre. It was a happy living situation. However, her mother, a courageous lady, recognised she had to lean on her own resources. In 1876, Violet opened a store in Greenmount (then known as The Siding). Tean attended Emu Creek State School. For most of the time between leaving school and her marriage, she helped her mother run the business which grew and prospered. She was a slim, dark haired, brown eyed young lady with a bright vivacious personality and loved by all. They were the days of ladies riding side-saddle and she was considered a fair horsewoman. On Boxing Day 1894, Tean married Arthur Hoey Davis, who had been a classmate at Emu Creek school. The wedding ceremony took place in her mother's drawing room. Sh was given away by her Uncle Colin Mc Intyre and attended by Tottie Neal and little niece Violet and Kate Allen. By all accounts it was a very pretty wedding. The bride looked charming in a soft white corded silk with long train, the skirt and bodice were draped with lace, caught with orange blossoms. A wreath of the same flowers was worn with a brussels net veil. After their marriage they lived at Clayfield w here three children, Arthur Lindsay, Vincent Gower and Violet Mary (Bradley) were born. Their fourth child Eric Daniel Drayton was born at Greenmount in 1908. Tean was a good cook, an expert dressmaker and payed the piano to provide homely entertaintment for the family . Arthur was employed as a clerk in the Sheriff's office. In his spare time he wrote, using the pen name of "Steele Rudd". In 1902 he was made Under Sheriff of Queensland, only to be retrenched in 1904. Writing then became a full time occupation with much work being published over the years. He created Australia's most loved fictional household in "On Our Selection". Tean was very supportive and assisted in many ways with his writing. Life became unsettled and the family had many moves. Firstly to Sydney in February 1907, the to Greenmount in Noverber of the same year. In 1909 they purchased a 160 acre farm know as "The Firs" on the corner of the Toowoomba-Warwick road and Nobby road, now known as "Steele Rudd's Corner". Lin and Gower worked the farm until Gower enlisted in Ausust 1915 and served in the first World War. The chain of events over the past years associated with much worry gradually took toll of Tean;s health and in 1917 the family returned to Brisbane. Tean's condition deteriorated and tragically in 1919 she was hospitalised, suffering a serious nervous disorder. She died in Toowoomba on the 28 July 1952, in her eighty-fourth year."	Violet Christina BRODIE
138	Charles Albert Brown Birth 1874 Death 10 May 1944 (aged 69-70) Burial Cornelian Bay Cemetery And Crematorium Hobart, Hobart City, Tasmania, Australia Plot Derwent Gardens, Niche Wall, B, Number 19, Row A The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Wed 24 May 1944 Page 12 THE ADMINISTRATION AND PROBATE ACT 1935. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO . APPLY FOR LETTERS OF . ADMINISTRATION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that after the expiration of. Fourteen days from the publication hereof application will be made to the Supreme Court of Tasmania in its Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction that Let- ters of Aaministration of the estate of CHARLES ALBERT BROWN late of Hobart in Tasmania Retired Builder deceased intestate may be granted to ISABELLA BROWN of Hobart aforesaid the Widow of the. said deceased. DATED this Seventeenth day of* May 1944. CRISP AND CRISP 68 Collins Street Hobart Solicitors for the Applicant.	Charles Albert Brown
139	Service Record Name BROWN, EDWIN NEIL Service Royal Australian Air Force Service Number 139889 Date of Birth 27 Jun 1906 Place of Birth ALBION, QLD Date of Enlistment 24 Apr 1944 Locality on Enlistment Unknown Place of Enlistment MELBOURNE, VIC Next of Kin BROWN, GERTRUDE Date of Discharge 28 Nov 1945 Rank Flying Officer Posting at Discharge 3 Airfield Construction Squadron WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display Prisoner of War No Death Ryerson Index BROWN Edwin (Neil) Death notice 29MAR1995 Death late of Port Macquarie Port Macquarie News 31MAR1995	Edwin Neil Brown
140	Gladys Mary Forsyth Loft Birth unknown Death 23 Jan 1985 Burial Carr Villa Memorial Park Launceston, Launceston City, Tasmania, Australia Plot Cremation Memorials, Rose Garden, A8, 16	Gladys Mary Forsyth Brown
141	aka Ellen Birth Name: Helen B Brown Birth Date: 1886 Birth Place: New South Wales Registration Year: 1886 Registration Place: Balmain, New South Wales, Australia Father: Matthew Brown Mother: Elizabeth Registration Number: 4466 Death Name:Ellen Barton Forsyth Birth Year: abt 1886 Age: 74 Death Place: Western Australia Father's name: Matthew Mother's name: Elizabeth Registration Year: 1960 Registration Place: Perth, Western Australia Registration Number: 1244	Helen Barton BROWN
142	Australia and New Zealand, Find A Grave Index, 1800s-Current Name: Howard Thomas Brown Birth Date: 1889 Death Date: 1950 Cemetery: Balmoral Cemetery Burial or Cremation Place: Brisbane, Brisbane City, Queensland, Australia	Howard Thomas Brown
143	Ian Charles Brown Birth 24 May 1942 Death 11 Jun 1984 (aged 42) Burial Carr Villa Memorial Park Launceston, Launceston City, Tasmania, Australia	Ian Charles Brown
144	Australia, World War II Military Service Records, 1939-1945 Name: Keith Morrison Brown Birth Date: 6 Jun 1922 Birth Place: Brisbane Queensland Year Range: 1940 - 1947 Enlistment Place: Annerley Queensland Service Number: QX37964 Next of Kin: Lila Brown Series Description: B883: Army, 2nd Al F Australia and New Zealand, Find A Grave Index, 1800s-Current Name: Keith Morrison Brown Birth Date: 6 Jun 1922 Death Date: 14 Jan 1980 Cemetery: Taabinga Cemetery Burial or Cremation Place: Taabinga, South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia	Keith Morrison Brown
145	The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954) Sat 2 Nov 1940 Page 7 BROWN (nee Billie Greenwood). -On October 31, 1940, at New Norfolk Cottage Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Brown. Montague Street, New Norfolk : a son (Ronald Neil).	Ronald Brown
146	World War Two Service Veteran Details Name BROWN, RONALD MERVYN Service Australian Army Service Number QX587 Date of Birth 18 Mar 1915 Place of Birth BRISBANE, QLD Date of Enlistment 22 Oct 1939 Locality on Enlistment DARRA, QLD Place of Enlistment BRISBANE, QLD Next of Kin BROWN, HELEN Date of Discharge 26 May 1941 Rank Private Posting at Discharge 2/9 Battalion Prisoner of War No Honours None for display Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922 Name: Ronald mervyn Brown Birth Date: 18 Mar 1915 Birth Place: Queensland Registration Year: 1915 Registration Place: Queensland, Australia Father: Howard thomas Brown Mother: Jessie ann innes Morrison Registration Number: B039473 Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950 Name: Ronald Mervyn Brown Spouse Name: Helen Brunton McAllister Marriage Date: 17 Aug 1935 Marriage Place: Queensland Registration Place: Queensland Registration Year: 1935 Registration Number: B022292 Page Number: 401	Ronald Mervyn Brown
147	Samuel Neil Brown Birth 1907 Death 21 Jan 1980 (aged 72-73) Burial Carr Villa Memorial Park Launceston, Launceston City, Tasmania, Australia Plot Cremation Memorials, Rose Garden, A5, 47	Samuel Neil Brown
148	Sidney James Brown Birth 1912 Death 25 Aug 1977 (aged 64-65) Burial Carr Villa Memorial Park Launceston, Launceston City, Tasmania, Australia Plot Cremation Memorials, Northern Wall, F3, 42	Sidney James Brown
149	Albury Banner and Wodonga Express (NSW : 1896 - 1938) Fri 3 Jul 1903 Page 40 Family Notices DEATHS. FORSYTH -On the 22nd;.June, at her residence, Thomas street, street, Jane Ellen, the dearly beloved wife of James Forsyth and eldest 'daughter of James Bruce, Germanton, aged 38 years.	Jane Ellen Bruce
150	FORSYTH Peggy Death notice 27JUN2007 Publication Herald Sun (Melbourne) 27JUN2007 FORSYTH Peggy Funeral notice 02JUL2007 Funeral Herald Sun (Melbourne) 28JUN2007 FORSYTH Peggy Death notice 29JUN2007 Publication Herald Sun (Melbourne) 29JUN2007 FORSYTH Peggy Death notice 27JUN2007 Publication The Age (Melbourne) 27JUN2007 FORSYTH Peggy Death notice 29JUN2007 Publication The Age (Melbourne) 29JUN2007	Peggy Bryan