George Edward Haydon, (batchelor aged 24) and Mary Ann Curtis, (widow aged 24) were married on the 25 Jan 1871.[1]
Births Registration #RGD33/1/49 no 1424 in year 1871 of Thomas Abraham George Haydon, Son of George Haydon (occupation is listed as farmer), and Mary Ann Curtis, date 18 Sep 1871, registration district: Port Sorell, Tasmania, Australia. [2]
Births Registration #RGD33/1/51 no 1426 in year 1873 of Eliza Blanch Haydon, Dau. of George Haydon (occupation is listed as farmer), and Mary Ann Porter, date 01 Jun 1873, registration district: Port Sorell, Tasmania, Australia.[3]
Births Registration #RGD33/1/53 no 1741 in year 1875 of Helena Marian Haydon, Dau. of George Haydon, and Mary Ann Porter, date 12 Apr 1875, registration district: Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia. Helena's father's occupation is listed as farmer and his residential street name is Castra Road, Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia.[4]
Births Registration #RGD33/1/55 no 1795 in year 1877 of George Edward Haydon, Son of George Edward Haydon, and Mary Ann Porter, date 27 Apr 1877, registration district: Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia. Baby George's father's occupation is listed as farmer and his mother was listed with the residential street address of Castra Road, Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia.[5]
Births Registration #RGD33/1/56 no 2019 in year 1878 of Mary Maude Haydon, Dau. of George Edward Haydon, and Mary Ann Porter, date 01 Dec 1878, registration district: Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia. Baby Mary's father's occupation is listed as farmer and her mother was listed with the residential street address of Castra Road, Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia.[6]
Births Registration #RGD33/1/58 no 2662 in year 1880 of Sarah Frances Haydon, Dau. of George Haydon, and Mary Ann Porter, date 11 Oct 1880, registration district: Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia. Baby Sarah's father's occupation is listed as farmer and his residential street address was Castra Road, Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia. Also evidenced was that her mother, Mary Ann was previously married with the surname, Curtis. [7]
Births Registration #RGD33/1/61 no 2950 in year 1882 of Emma Jane Haydon, Dau. of George Edward Haydon, and Mary Ann Porter, date 28 Aug 1882, registration district: Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia. Also evidenced was that her mother, Mary Ann was previously married with the surname, Curtis. Emma's father's occupation is listed as farmer and his residential street name is Castra Road, Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia.[8]
On the Birth registration for [[George-5456|Clifton Glenn George who was born on 29 May 1911 was stated that his mother Emma Jane (nee Hayden), then aged 29 years was born at Tasmania. [9]
Births Registration #RGD33/1/63 no 3258 in year 1884 of William Henry Haydon, Son of George Edward Haydon, and Mary Ann Porter, date 01 Oct 1884, registration district: Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia. Baby Mary's father's occupation is listed as farmer and her mother was listed a previously married with the surname, Curtis and with the residential street address of Castra Road, Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia. [10]
Emma Jane Haydon (Single aged 21 birth c.1883 at Ulverstone) and Christopher George (Single aged 25 birth c.1879 at Scottsdale) were married on 04 Apr 1904, at Launceston, Tasmania, Australia. Christopher George's parents were recorded as father, Thomas George and mother, Elizabeth Johnson and Emma Jane Haydon's parents were recorded as father, George Haydon and mother, Mary Ann Porter.[11]
On the Birth registration for [[George-5456|Clifton Glenn George who was born on 29 May 1911 was stated that his parents Christopher George, and mother Emma Jane Hayden were married on 4 Apr 1904 at Launceston, Tasmania, Australia. [9]
Edna Pearl George was born on 06 Jun 1906, at Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia. Also listed were the father, Christopher George aged 27 years (born at Tasmania), and mother, Emma Jane (Hayden) George, aged 23 years (born at Tasmania). Edna was listed as Firstborn. Christopher (the father) was listed as having the occupation of Laborer. He was the informant of the birth and was living at Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia.[12]
Kenneth George was born on 29 Nov 1908, at Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia. Also listed were the father, Christopher George, aged 28 years (born at Tasmania), and mother Emma Jane (nee Hayden) George, aged 26 years (born at Tasmania). They were married on 4 Apr 1904 at Launceston, Tasmania, Australia. Previously to the birth of Kenneth, Emma Jane George had given birth to 1 female babies who at that time was still alive. Christopher (the father) was listed as having the occupation of Carrier. The mother, E. J. George, was the informant of the birth and was living at Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia.[13]
Freda Anny George was born on 23 Mar 1910, at Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia. Also listed were the father, Christopher George, aged 30 years (born at Tasmania), and mother Emma Jane (nee Hayden) George, aged 27 years (born at Tasmania). They were married on 4 Apr 1904 at Launceston, Tasmania, Australia. Previously to the birth of Freda, Emma Jane George had given birth to 1 male and 1 female babies who at that time were all still alive. Christopher (the father) was listed as having the occupation of Carrier. He was the informant of the birth and was living at Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia.[14]
Clifton Glenn George was born on 29 May 1911, at Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia. Also listed were father Christopher George, aged 33 years (born at Tasmania), and mother Emma Jane (nee Hayden) George, aged 29 years (born at Tasmania). They were married on 4 Apr 1904 at Launceston, Tasmania, Australia. Previously to the birth of Clifton, Emma Jane George had given birth to 2 male and 2 female babies who at that time were all still alive. Christopher (the father) was listed as having the occupation of Carrier. He was the informant of the birth and was living at Ulverstone, Tasmania, Australia.[9]
The Australian Electoral rolls printed in these years for these House of Representative electoral divisions record the registered residence of these Australian Electors , Christopher George, Emma Jane George, including others at the same address, Edna Pearl George, Kenneth George, Raymond Stanley George, Sheila May George, and Lloyd Edward George.
Year | Residence | City, Electorate, State, Counrty | Christopher George | Emma Jane George | Others at Same Address |
1914 | Main Street, Ulverstone | Leven, Darwin, Tasmania, Australia | Carrier | Domestic Duties | |
1919 | Main Street, Ulverstone | Leven, Darwin, Tasmania, Australia | Carrier | Domestic Duties | |
1922 | Main Street, Ulverstone | Leven, Darwin, Tasmania, Australia | Carrier | Domestic Duties | |
1928 | Main Street, Ulverstone | Leven, Darwin, Tasmania, Australia | Carrier | Domestic Duties | Edna Pearl George, Telephonist |
1936 | Main Street, Ulverstone | Leven, Darwin, Tasmania, Australia | Carrier | Home Duties | Kenneth George, Clerk; Raymond Stanley George, Jewel. Asst.; Sheila May George, Clerk |
1943 | 7 Finch St | Leven, Darwin, Tasmania, Australia | (not enrolled) | Home Duties | Kenneth George, Carrier |
1949 | 7 Finch St | Leven, Darwin, Tasmania, Australia | (not enrolled) | Home Duties | Kenneth George, Carrier; Lloyd Edward George, Labourer |
Published on Tue 15 Feb 1921:- At the Ulverstone state school a ... large number who had passed the examination — 27 in all. It was pointed out that in numbers this school was fourth in the state, being the leading school for the country, and ahead of many city schools. Mr. Hodgkinson ... presented a gold brooch and watch for the highest nurmber of marks attained at examinations, the prizes this year going to Edna George and Arthur Lewis. The same two scholars were the winners of two special prizes (two handsome books (presented by Mr. G. Wall for the most consistent progress made during the year. ...those who passed at the late qualifying examina- tions:- ... Edna George, ... ; Regular attendance certificates— ... Ray George, ... Freda George, ... Clifton George, Kenneth George, ... Edna George, ... -totalling 35.[16]
As Christopher George was buried in the Ulverstone General Cemetery on 16Feb1942, it is likely that he died in earlier in Feb 1942 and probably in the Ulverstone area.[17]
Christopher George was buried in the Ulverstone General Cemetery, Section S-12 R-C Plot 19. He was aged 63 when he was buried on 16Feb1942.[17]
As GEORGE EMMA JANE was buried in the Ulverstone General Cemetery on 15Feb1953, it is likely that she died in earlier in Feb 1953 and probably in the Ulverstone area.[17]
GEORGE EMMA JANE was buried in the Ulverstone General Cemetery, Section S-12 R-C Plot 19. She was aged 70 years and was buried on 15Feb1953.[17] She is buried with her husband, Christopher George who preceeding her, was buried in 1942.[18] Also buried in the same grave was Lloyd Edward GEORGE on the 16May1975 aged 51.[19]
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