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Trying to find Honeyman

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Karen

Karen Report 20 Aug 2005 13:40

I am trying to find information on the following HONEYMAN family. William Francis Honeyman(sometimes known as Francis William) married Eliza Jane Moore in Sydney 27/01/1852. William and Eliza's children: George b 1852 (Ryde NSW) Clara A b 1853 (Ryde) Stephen Edward b 1858 (Ryde) Eliza Jane b 1861 (Ryde) unnamed male b 1864 (Ryde) Walter J b 1866 (Ryde) Henry Wilson b ? d 1945 Edward b ? d 1936 William b ? d 1937 Their son George Honeyman b 1852 in NSW, married in Sydney 1877, to Lydia Selby Hearth b 1856. George and Lydia's children: Clara b 1879c (Coonamble, NSW) George J b 1880 (Sydney, NSW) Lottie L b 1881 (Sydney, NSW) Arthur J b 1883 (Sydney, NSW) Blanche Maude b 1884 (Sydney, NSW) Eliza Jane (Lila) b 1885 (Sydney, NSW) Bertha May b 1887 (Sydney, NSW) Ethel b 1888 (Sydney, NSW) Claude G b 1891 (Gosford, NSW) my grandfather. Victor b 1893 (Sydney, NSW) Henry b 1895 (Sydney, NSW) Thank you, Karen.

julie

julie Report 1 Jul 2014 03:57

Francis William Honeyman b.1815 St George the Martyr London
transported to Australia on John Barry 22 Mar 1839
Conditional Pardon 1851
M,Eliza Jane Moore 1851
George was b. 1850,Ryde,NSW father was George Wicks , but he was always known as George Honeyman from the time his mother married

jax

jax Report 1 Jul 2014 04:07

Welcome to the boards Julie

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