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# Nunn genealogy | Suffolk, England | family history | oznunnscomau

Warren Nunn's family tree focusing on the Nunn surname from Suffolk, England, the Coker surname from London, England, the Silver surname from Aberdeenshire, the Aldridge surname from Hertfordshire, England

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- [My grandmother Margaret Isabella Silver](https://oznunns.com.au/margaret-isabella-silver-and-malakoff-road-state-school/) - Malakoff Road State School’s first teacher Miss Bella Silver (left) with a friend most likely at Pialba, Queensland, about 1914; and on her wedding day in September 1925 to John Alexis Dobbs Coker. By Warren Nunn WALTER Chamberlain was a determined man; so too were his neighbours and friends _ solid citizens like John Condon,
- [Ray Dobbs on growing up at Boolburra](https://oznunns.com.au/growing-up-at-boolburra/) - Before he passed away in 2000, Ray Dobbs recalled life on the farm at Boolburra. Looking back some 60 years I think how lucky we were; a family with not much money but a lot of love; no car, no TV or radio but had happy times; always something to do. We had very few
- [Kooroongarra and Millmerran](https://oznunns.com.au/kooroongarra-and-millmerran/) - By Warren Nunn My maternal grandmother, born Margaret Isabella Silver, grew up at Kooroongarra near Millmerran on Queensland's Darling Downs, about 150 miles west of Brisbane. Her father, James Silver, and his business partner George Mabbett, built public buildings, including churches, as well as private houses in the district from 1893. The Silver family later
- [John Silver of Harvieston farm](https://oznunns.com.au/john-silver-of-harvieston-farm/) - By Aberdeenshire Silver descendant Warren Nunn John Silver is a bit of mystery man. An older, unmarried brother of my great grandfather James Silver, he is an interesting character to investigate but his final resting place is uncertain. John and his brother Alexander (Sandy) were successful tenant farmers at Harvieston south of Stonehaven and overlooking
- [James Henry Cooper (1887-1963)](https://oznunns.com.au/james-henry-cooper-1887-1963/) - James Henry Cooper (1887-1963) married Gertrude Pike (1880-1969) and they had four children. He was known as Harry Cooper. These are their children: 1. Dorothy Gertrude COOPER, b. 28 Jan 1911, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia d. 7 Mar 1975, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia (Age 64 years) 2. Douglas Henry Joseph COOPER, b. 21 Apr 1912, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia d. 18 Aug 1947, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia (Age 35
- [Albert Card: a complicated man who abandoned his family](https://oznunns.com.au/albert-card-a-complicated-man-who-abandoned-his-family/) - Albert Card came to Australia, lived in Queensland and Western Australia, but abandoned his family and moved back to England where he was a phrenologist.
- [Frances May Speakman who married Richard Thomas Hutchinson](https://oznunns.com.au/frances-may-speakman/) - Frances May Speakman (known as Fanny, May, or Fanny May) had an interesting life easily deduced from public documents which record where she lived both in the United Kingdom and Canada. As a researcher, Frances May Speakman proved easy to track because of a friend named Ida Lidbetter. Based on her 1952 death record in
- [William Aldridge](https://oznunns.com.au/william-aldridge/) - Hertfordshire publican William Aldridge came to Australia in July 1859 on the Glentanner, arriving in Brisbane, Queensland. The Aldridge family of Hertfordshire were mainly involved in running pubs or as carriers mostly in Welwyn and Stevenage. William was first married to Mary Ann Smith with whom he had one child, Henry. She died in 1855.
- [Thank you, Pop Dobbs, for having patience with me](https://oznunns.com.au/pop-dobbs/) - By Warren Nunn In reflecting on growing-up years, it's worth remembering those who influenced you and what they did and said that had a long-lasting effect. My Pop was the grandparent who touched my life in a real, tangible way. He was patient with a wilful, impetuous, bad-tempered young boy. There are few people who are so forgiving and
- [Headstone helps unlock a complicated family](https://oznunns.com.au/unlocking-family-journey/) - A family housekeeper, her not-so-secret daughter, and the family connections that got out of hand. A family housekeeper, her not-so secret daughter, and the family connections that got out of hand.
- [Tough, loyal Scotsman ignored poor health to serve](https://oznunns.com.au/tough-loyal-scotsman-ignored-poor-health-to-serve/) - Silver cousin's undeniable courage THE call to arms in war-time tends to bring out the very best in people. William Walker Silver was one of those countless brave men. Heroic deeds, heart-breaking loss, dreadful suffering during and long after the conflict ends are all part of conflicts that cut short millions of lives. World
- [Reverend Alexander Silver of Dunnottar](https://oznunns.com.au/reverend-alexander-silver-of-dunnottar/) - Reverend Alexander Silver was for about 40 years the spiritual leader of Dunnottar church near Stonehaven in Scotland. He was described as “many-sided and sterling in character”. He was a larger-than-life, quick-witted individual with a keen, hands-on interest in contributing to a community that highly valued Christian endeavour and dedication. In 1829 he succeeded his
- [Gordon David (Bunny) Nunn, family man and extraordinary athlete](https://oznunns.com.au/gordon-bunny-nunn/) - (First published 8 Jan 2015; updates—21 November 2015, 30 January 2016, 5 April 2016, and 2 September 2022). Bunny Nunn was one of Australia’s leading sportsmen of the 1940s and 50s. He excelled at the highest level and left a lasting legacy. Born in Ipswich, Queensland, Gordon David (Bunny) Nunn (1927-2008), was the son of
- [Alma Nunn on the early days of Nunns' paddock](https://oznunns.com.au/nunns-paddock/) - History shows that pioneer families leave a mark on a community. The Nunn family of Dinmore, Ipswich, Queensland, Australia is one such family. History shows that pioneer families leave a mark on a community. The Nunn family of Dinmore, Ipswich, Queensland, Australia is one such family.
- [Margaret Todd (1858-1945)](https://oznunns.com.au/margaret-todd-1858-1945/) - Margaret Todd (1858-1945) married Richard Hutchinson and they had five children. They were both servants at Methven Castle. On the 1891 and 1901 census, she is living in Dumfriesshire with her children but not with her husband. In 1891, she is described as a butler's wife, but Richard is not in household. He is not
- [Tribute to a young man whose short life ended on the battlefield in France](https://oznunns.com.au/harold-george-blanchard-card/) - On 22 August 1918, Harold Card’s short, drama-filled life ended when a German shell burst near the village of Etinehem in the Villers-Bretonneux region of France, not far from the Somme. Just like millions of other young men who had needlessly died on battlefields in the course of human history, Harold never lived to realise
- [Arthur Coker and his cancer cure claims](https://oznunns.com.au/arthur-coker-and-his-cancer-cure-claims/) - By Coker descendant Warren Nunn Arthur Coker was plagued by painful skin cancer. Despite medical attention, his condition worsened. It almost drove him to suicide. In desperation he applied an arsenic-based potion to the "rodent ulcer" on his nose. Within days it started to heal and the discomfort he'd battled for years slowly went away. Arthur Coker battled with basal cell carcinoma (skin cancer) for more than 30 years. He believed he had a cure for it.
- [How the village of Chevington was established](https://oznunns.com.au/chevington/) - By Warren Nunn It's useful to look at how a settlement was established to get an understanding of how our forebears lived in a far different world to ours. In 1984, Frank Cooper published the book Chevington which gives an in-depth account of life in the village where his and our Nunn families lived for
- [Work accident claims life of David Campbell jnr](https://oznunns.com.au/david-campbell-junior/) - Just a month short of his 13th birthday, David Campbell junior was fatally injured in an accident while working at the Dinmore Brick and Tile Works near Ipswich in Queensland. As was the case for most youngsters in the 19th Century, work at such a tender age was a normal part of life. No doubt
- [James Thomas Coker died without a will](https://oznunns.com.au/james-thomas-coker-died-without-a-will/) - By Coker descendant Warren Nunn When James Thomas Coker died in 1920, he did not leave a will. He was also insolvent. His son Arthur acted on behalf of the family in dealing with the estate through the Public Curators' Office. After the property in Glenmore Road, North Rockhampton, was sold, as well as its
- [William Troden and the background to a crime](https://oznunns.com.au/william-troden/) - William Troden was one of the bushrangers jailed in 1868 for the attack on Henry Aldridge and others near Gympie in Queensland. In the record of William Troden's imprisonment on Queensland's St Helena Island held by the Queensland State Archives, there is an image of him as well as a description. Troden was supposedly born
- [1868 Queensland Police Gazette page 68](https://oznunns.com.au/1868-queensland-police-gazette-page-68/) - Tied to a sapling and robbed 1868 Queensland Police Gazette page 68On 30th July last, Henry Aldridge, and others, were stopped on the Yabber road, by two armed offenders, who tied them to a sapling and robbed them of 20 pounds cash, 1 pair of water-tight boots, 1 saddle, 1 cabbage-tree hat, bound round crown
- [District Court report](https://oznunns.com.au/district-court-report/) - Newspaper report of Imbil hold-up AT the Maryborough Circuit Court, on the 26th inst., His Honor the Chief Justice presiding, William Troden, alias Podgey, and Joseph Blake, committed from Gympie, for robbery under arms near Imbil, on the 30th July last, pleaded not guilty. Prisoners were not defended by counsel, but occupied the time of
- [Charges](https://oznunns.com.au/charges/) - A list of charges brought against Henry Aldridge's attackers From Queensland State ArchivesCor: Cockle C Jin the Circuit Court at Maryborough No 14 THE QUEEN againstWm Troden and Joseph BlakeINFORMATION FOR ROBBERY 5 COUNTSwitnessesDenis McCarthyEdwin RedmanR V Little? Crown SolicitorFiled 26th September 1868 J.StockwellVerdict of guilty - Sentence twenty years penal servitude the first three
- [Sgt Denis McCarthy](https://oznunns.com.au/sgt-denis-mccarthy/) - He did his job well His Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleased to award the following rewards to Members of the Police Force, as shown opposite their respective names :To Sergeant Denis McCarthy, No. 9, 20 pounds, for effecting the capture of Froden (should be Troden) alias Podgy, and Blake, since convicted of
- [Alex Campbell and coal mining](https://oznunns.com.au/alex-campbell-and-coal-mining/) - Scottish influence in Central Queensland ventures The Rockhampton Historical Society holds the following document written by an un-named person who interviewed Alex Campbell (pictured) about coal mining in Central Queensland. Alex, his father David, along with brother-in-law Arthur Nunn first became involved in the industry about 1905 near Bluff, west of Rockhampton. NOTES in bold
- [Westwood family blacksmiths](https://oznunns.com.au/westwood-family-blacksmiths/) - Hertfordshire village with Australian connection In 1883, first cousins Henry Aldridge and James Westwood set up a carrying business in Hertfordshire, England, supplying mostly corn and chaff. Henry and his family had not long arrived back in his home country from Australia to where his father had emigrated in 1859. Henry was 15 when he
- [Mining equipment law suit fails](https://oznunns.com.au/mining-equipment-law-suit-fails/) - In 1890, Henry Aldridge faced a Rockhampton Small Debts Court to answer questions over mining equipment that had not been paid for. The proceedings were somewhat unusual and quite amusing as the formidable solicitor and politician Rees Rutland Jones deftly represented Henry and the case took an unusual turn. (As an aside the firm that In 1890, Henry Aldridge faced a Rockhampton Small Debts Court to answer questions over mining equipment that had not been paid for. The proceedings were somewhat unusual and quite amusing as the formidable solicitor and politician Rees Rutland Jones deftly represented Henry and the case took an unusual turn. (As an aside the firm that
- [7 Mile burials](https://oznunns.com.au/7-mile-burials/) - 7 Mile burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I
- [Canvas Town burials](https://oznunns.com.au/canvas-town-burials/) - Canvas Town burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I
- [Gainsford burials](https://oznunns.com.au/gainsford-burials/) - Gainsford burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I have
- [Boolburra burials](https://oznunns.com.au/boolburra-burials/) - Boolburra burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I have included
- [Research deaths/burials](https://oznunns.com.au/research-deaths-burials/) - NOTE to the reader: The following Nunn-related information comes from various sources including (mostly) my research and that of other generous individuals who have spent countless hours and dollars digging up the past. In some cases I have viewed the original parish record books and made comments. I have not properly sorted these records and
- [Harry and Emma Coker of Kabra](https://oznunns.com.au/harry-and-emma-coker/) - While Harry Coker was Alex Dobbs’ natural father, he had no part to play in his upbringing. Nevertheless, he was an interesting man who worked in the Mt Morgan gold mine alongside Charles Dobbs. Harry* Coker (1868-1924) and Emily Ellen Sophia Aldridge (1876-1970) The Coker family in England had been publicans and, in later years, Harry Coker and Emma Aldridge raised their family at Kabra near Rockhampton, Queensland.
- [Prewer family of Whepstead](https://oznunns.com.au/prewer-family-of-whepstead/) - In March 1861 Azariah Prewer and Sarah Nunn married in a village church in Suffolk, England. They had 15 children and only one is known to have died before adulthood. Fourteen children were born at home on Winson's Farm at Whepstead. Most were baptised at St Petronilla Church, Whepstead, an image of which appears above. A faithful 19th Century Suffolk couple had 15 children many of whom greatly impacted their communities both in England and North America.
- [Census with a Silver lining](https://oznunns.com.au/census-with-a-silver-lining/) - Census records are a treasure trove of information for genealogists and can produce a number of ‘yes!’ moments of discovery. As census-taking improved and more information became available, the task of tracking a person or a family was also made much easier. Back in 1841 only basic details were provided such as place of residence and for
- [Telling stories from photographs](https://oznunns.com.au/telling-stories-from-photographs/) - Old images give up their secrets For anyone fortunate enough to have photographs of family members going back multiple generations, identifying people can be almost impossible. Fortunately some images have names on them and others are recognisable from later pictures. Some even have the name and location of the studio. The source of the images helps as
- [Lasting mark of communication](https://oznunns.com.au/grandmas-postcards/) - My maternal grandmother Margaret Isabella Dobbs (nee Silver) grew up in an era where communication was mostly by letter or postcard. Bella, as she was known, was born in 1893, the first child of Scottish immigrants James and Janet Silver and grew up on the Darling Downs in South-Western Queensland, both at Kooroongarra and at
- [News from the front](https://oznunns.com.au/news-from-the-front/) - During World War 1 letters were a lifeline both for those who served and their loved ones back home. For Bella Silver, a young woman I know as my maternal grandmother, it was particularly personal because her young brother was on active duty. I have in my possession several postcards from John Alexander Silver as During World War 1 letters were a lifeline both for those who served and their loved ones back home.
- [Alex Silver and Ellen Watt](https://oznunns.com.au/alex-silver-and-ellen-watt/) - By Warren Nunn When Alexander Silver and Helen (Ellen) Jane Watt married in March 1894, life changed drastically at Harvieston farm near Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It was a marriage forced on the 36-year-old Alex and 29-year-old Ellen by the fact she was pregnant. Alex’s mother had died a few months earlier and Ellen’s father in
- [Norah Anderson to Bella Silver 1955](https://oznunns.com.au/norah-anderson-to-bella-silver-1955/) - This letter is from Norah Anderson (nee Keegan) to her first cousin Bella Dobbs (nee Silver). Their mothers were sisters. This is how they relate. Christmas 1955 Dear Bella, How are you? Here it is Xmas again and I don't believe I've written you all year. I'm trying to write on a portable typewriter and
- [William Coker died 1851](https://oznunns.com.au/william-coker-died-1851/) - This is the last will and testament of me William Coker of Henry Street, York Square East Stepney in the County of Middlesex but carrying on business at Number 12 Narrow Street Southwark in the said Country said chandler and rigger. I hereby nominate and appoint my dear wife Jane Coker and my friends James
- [Ina Silver dairy](https://oznunns.com.au/ina-silver-dairy/) - Below are some entries from a diary kept by Ina Silver (daughter of James & Ann Silver) on her trip to Scotland in 1914, with her widowed mother Ann Findlay Silver & brother Ronald Silver. June 1914 to Nov. 8, 1914 Portions of this diary were copied by Mary (Silver) Baker, a daughter of Alexander
- [George Robertson to James Silver](https://oznunns.com.au/george-robertson-to-james-silver/) - In correspondence from James Murray Silver, he refers to a letter that mentions the Harvieston Silvers: There is an interesting reference in a letter written by Geo. Robertson (b. 1894, a grandson of my aunt Isabella Robertson nee Silver), to our common cousin, James Silver (b. 1890) of Atlanta, as follows: When Alex died, John
- [John Silver](https://oznunns.com.au/john-silver/) - John Silver (6 Apr 1856-unknown) did not marry and farmed at Harvieston, near Stonehaven, with his brother Alex. Alex (Sandy) died in 1907. Even though John left Scotland and headed to Australia, no death record is yet found for him there. However, there is a 1920 arrival in Perth, Western Australia for a Mr J.
- [Alexander Silver (1858-1907)](https://oznunns.com.au/alexander-silver-1858-1907/) - Alexander (Sandy) Silver (1858-1907) with his wife Helen Jane Watt and the three children who survived to adulthood. Top right is Alexander (Sandy) junior, and below is John. Both these brothers died in World War 1 and only James was not called up. He moved to Australia and also lived in Queensland, not far from
- [Isobel Menzies Silver](https://oznunns.com.au/isobel-menzies-silver/) - Isobel Menzies Silver (1860-1934) lived with her brothers at Harvieston Farm before getting married later in life (aged 46) to a widower named John Duncan, who was the brother of Alex Duncan who'd married her eldest sister Helen and moved to England. There is a 1930 letter she wrote to her Australian niece Bella Dobbs
- [James Silver](https://oznunns.com.au/james-silver/) - James Silver came to Australia in 1892 where he was later joined by his fiancee Janet Todd. They married in Brisbane, Queensland, before moving more than 200km west to Kooroongarra where they raised their family. They later returned to Brisbane where James continued his trade as a builder. James and Janet had the following children: 1. Margaret
- [Financial woes at Bouldercombe pub](https://oznunns.com.au/financial-woes-at-bouldercombe-pub/) - The Bouldy Pub has proved problematic for more than one host over the decades.
- [Converting a church into a home](https://oznunns.com.au/converting-a-church-into-a-home/) - The above composite image is of what has been identified as the Duaringa Roman Catholic Church building from the early 1900s. While they are designed the same, they are not the same building. What follows will explain that. When Queensland's population was growing and expanding to different parts of the state during the 1800s, building The account of how a Roman Catholic church building was converted into a family home. More than a century later, the building is still standing.
- [Malcolm Nunn's life revisited](https://oznunns.com.au/malcolm-nunns-life-revisited/) - Malcolm Nunn - Uncle Mac to some - shined his light into this world.
- [Bush Rats football social club 1920](https://oznunns.com.au/bush-rats-football-social-club-1920/) - Dinmore Nunn descendants had a wide impact on the district, particularly through football.
- [Silver newspaper research](https://oznunns.com.au/silver-newspaper-research/) - What follows is drawn from Aberdeenshire newspapers and relates to the Silver surname. Not necessarily in date order. Aberdeen Journal 23 March 1901, page 4: SILVER. - At 4 Ann Street, Stonehaven, on the 20th inst., John Silver, merchant, aged 72 years. Funeral at Fetteresso Churchyard on Monday, 25th inst., at 2.30pm. Friends please accept
- [The Boolburra family Bible](https://oznunns.com.au/the-boolburra-family-bible/) - Enduring message for the generations Updated 8 September 2020 What to make of a small, rectangular piece of needlework into which is stitched a plaited lock of hair and on which is inscribed: “TOKEN (or TOKEII) A TO W S”? .... Or should it in fact read: "A TOKEN TO W S"? It is found in a large,
- [Jessie Elizabeth Coker - a genealogical study](https://oznunns.com.au/jessie-elizabeth-coker/) - Tracing the life of Jessie Elizabeth Coker, the daughter William Frederick Coker and Elizabeth Jane Mead, highlights for me the essence of doing genealogy. Jessie Coker wasn't a difficult person to identify in the records but it was the records of those with whom she lived that helped to confirm much about her despite the
- [Stick up at Imbil](https://oznunns.com.au/henry-aldridge-stuck-up-by-bushrangers-at-imbil/) - IT was a scandal at the time that involved a number of men including several gold miners and two rather inept thugs who ended up in jail. The drama unfolded on Thursday, July 30, 1868, when William Troden and Joseph Blake first held up a lone rider three miles from Imbil in Queensland, Australia. They
- [Cyril Coker obituary](https://oznunns.com.au/cyril-coker-obituary/) - IN 1918, a mother took her deathly sick newborn son home from Rockhampton Women’s Hospital after medical staff announced, “You’ll be taking him home to die”. But that child - Charles Cyril Coker - proved them wrong and lived 85 years until illness ended his earthly days at Greenslopes Hospital in Brisbane last month. The
- [David Campbell](https://oznunns.com.au/david-campbell/) - David Campbell (1851-1932) married Mary Campbell (1856-1883) and Christina Abel (1855-1932). Only two of the children from his first marriage survived to adulthood. After his first wife died, he remarried and only one of the five children born to this union survived to adulthood. David came from a coal-mining background in the Stirling region, west
- [Dudley Mervyn Nunn, coal miner's son](https://oznunns.com.au/dudley-mervyn-nunn-coal-miners-son/) - Dudley Nunn was the 15th and second longest-lived member of one of Ipswich's many coal-mining families. His father Sid was one of the first generation of the Dinmore Nunn family that started in 1858 when David and Rachel Nunn arrived from Suffolk, England and settled on land near the Bremer River. [In the above image,
- [Walter Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/walter-nunn/) - Walter Nunn (born 19 Jul 1866 Ipswich, Queensland, Australia) died 25 Apr 1940 Qld, Aust) married Elizabeth Ann Thompson (born 11 Apr 1864, Qld, Aust died 4 Dec 1942) and fathered 8 children (see below). 1. Maud Rachel NUNN, b. 22 Feb 1887, Queensland, Australia, d. 9 Dec 1962, Highgate Hill, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia (Age 75 years)
- [Boolburra school](https://oznunns.com.au/boolburra-school/) - In 1874 when the railway bridge and line were under construction over the Dawson River at Boolburra, the Education Department received representation to give children the opportunity to be educated. A Mr Sinclair Sutherland wrote (July 31, 1874) offering his services, saying, in part: I have had some experience as teacher in the British Army Rural communities fought hard to establish a learning place for their children. That determination led to a one-teacher school at Boolburra.
- [Rob Silver reflects on family visits to Boolburra](https://oznunns.com.au/rob-silver-on-boolburra/) - Robert John Silver (1927-2016) was the son of my grandmother's brother John, or Uncle Jack, as he was known. Rob fondly remembers his growing-up years and summer holiday visits to Boolburra with his parents and sisters Jean and Peg. Following are Rob Silver's reflections on those times: "Bell and Alex ran the local post office
- [Life at Boolburra](https://oznunns.com.au/life-at-boolburra/) - Boolburra is the central point of a once-thriving community on the banks of the Dawson River about 100km (60 miles) west of Rockhampton, Queensland. In the 1870s when the town plan was laid out and the school opened, those who lived in the community saw a prosperous future. But the harsher elements of nature and
- [Annette Margaret Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/annette-margaret-nunn/) - Annette Margaret Nunn was born on 19 January 1958 at Gladstone, Queensland, Australia and died on 9 October 1978 in an electrical accident at Biloela, Queensland, Australia. She was the fourth child, and second daughter of Gordon David Nunn and Norma June Dobbs. This page features several images taken during her short life.
- [Charles Cyril Coker (1918-2004)](https://oznunns.com.au/charles-cyril-coker-1918-2004/) - Charles Cyril Coker (1918-2004) married Lil Sleaford. His older sister, Edna, married Lil's brother John, while his eldest brother, Fred, was married to another of the Sleaford siblings, Rovena. He was known as Cyril.
- [Henry Aldridge's memoirs](https://oznunns.com.au/henry-aldridges-memoirs/) - From Hertfordshire to Australia *Following is a transcript of recollections that Henry Aldridge wrote about his life. In the original handwritten pages, Henry wrote in a very legible script, but due to the poor condition of some pages with tattered and soiled edges and in some cases missing and torn pieces, it is not always
- [John Todd (1832-1920)](https://oznunns.com.au/john-todd-1832-1920/) - John Todd (1832-1920) married Margaret Spiers and they had nine children. John was a gamekeeper, mostly in southwestern Scotland. The family lived at Castle Douglas. For many years, John Todd worked at a property named Balmaghie, near Castle Douglas. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at No 88 Cotton St, Castle Douglas in 1856. There
- [James Todd (1860-1944)](https://oznunns.com.au/james-todd-1860-1944/) - James Todd (1860-1944) did not marry. In 1907, he is mentioned in newspaper clipping of parent's golden wedding anniversary as living in Newcastle, England. He is found in 1901 census in Newcastle, but not on 1891 or 1881 records in either England or Scotland. However, he is found on the 1921 UK census at 279
- [Elizabeth Todd (1863-1945)](https://oznunns.com.au/elizabeth-todd-1863-1945/) - Elizabeth Todd (1863-1945) married James Keegan and had three children (see below). They emigrated to America in 1912. They were naturalised in Missouri in 1919. The Keegans were living in Chicago in 1939 when Lizzie (as she was known) wrote to her niece Eva Silver in Australia regarding the death of Lizzie's sister Janet.
- [Janet Todd (1864-1939)](https://oznunns.com.au/janet-todd-1864-1939/) - Janet Todd (1864-1939) married James Silver and they had six children (see below), only four of whom survived to adulthood. After courting in Scotland, they moved to Australia where they married in Brisbane before settling in southwest Queensland at Kooroongarra. James Silver was a carpenter and he plied his trade in the district where he
- [George Nunn, Chevington carrier](https://oznunns.com.au/george-nunn-chevington-carrier/) - The following is a transcription of a newspaper report of this George Nunn's suicide attempt. He is described on census records as the grandson of Josiah Nunn but just who his parents were has not been established. It seems possible George Nunn was the base child of one of Josiah's daughters but just which of his daughters
- [Five Coker sisters baptised the same day](https://oznunns.com.au/five-coker-sisters-baptised/) - In family research, odd events draw your attention. Run-of-the-mill births, deaths, and marriages are what you would expect to find. But it's the unexpected that gets you thinking as to what happened at the time that led several people in the same family to get baptised, for instance. Such was the case on 8 March, 1888,
- [Coker baptisms Tower Hamlets](https://oznunns.com.au/coker-baptisms-tower-hamlets/) - Following is a list of Coker baptisms in the borough of Tower Hamlets, London (1813 to 1906). Name: Daniel Coker Baptism: 9 May 1813 Father's Name: John Coker Occupation: Labourer Mother's Name: Hannah Coker Address: Brackley St County: Middlesex Parish or Poor Law Union: St Luke's, Anglican, Stepney Name: Robert Coker Baptism: 22 Aug 1814
- [Ellen Jessie Coker - caught up in bigamy](https://oznunns.com.au/ellen-jessie-coker/) - You know those English period dramas where an unsuspecting young lady becomes besotted by an older man, falls pregnant, gets married and then discovers that he already has a wife? If you think such tales are solely from the fertile imagination of a writer, think again. Those things really did happen back then ... and most likely still
- [My maternal line surnames include Coker, Silver, Aldridge, Todd, and Dobbs](https://oznunns.com.au/maternal-line/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ _builder_version=”4.18.0″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_row _builder_version=”4.18.0″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″ _builder_version=”4.18.0″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_blog posts_number=”100″ include_categories=”13,16,32,48,9,34,12,14,11,10,19,21,15″ show_thumbnail=”off” show_author=”off” show_date=”off” show_categories=”off” _builder_version=”4.18.0″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/et_pb_blog][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row][/et_pb_section]
- [Coker](https://oznunns.com.au/coker/) - [et_pb_section fb_built=”1″ admin_label=”section” _builder_version=”4.16″ global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_row admin_label=”row” _builder_version=”4.16″ background_size=”initial” background_position=”top_left” background_repeat=”repeat” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″ _builder_version=”4.16″ custom_padding=”|||” global_colors_info=”{}” custom_padding__hover=”|||”][/et_pb_column][/et_pb_row][/et_pb_section]
- [Grace Agnes Todd (1876-1963)](https://oznunns.com.au/grace-agnes-todd-1876-1963/) - Grace Agnes Todd (1876-1963) married Edward Forsyth and had two daughters (see below). They lived in England for a time before returning to Scotland where Grace and her husband Edward Forsyth saw out their days. Grace also wrote to her Australian niece, Bella Silver. 1. Jessie FORSYTH, b. 14 Sep 1902, 61 Langton Rd, West Derby,
- [Abraham Nunn (1797-1881)](https://oznunns.com.au/abraham-nunn-1797-1881/) - Abraham Nunn was the father of the David Nunn who came to Queensland in 1858 thus starting a new branch of the Suffolk Nunns in Australia. Abraham married Martha Gilby and lived in Chevington all his life. Their family: 1. John NUNN, b. 16 Oct 1818, Chevington, Suffolk, England, UK, d. Apr 1890, Chevington, Suffolk, England,
- [John Nunn (1743-1822)](https://oznunns.com.au/john-nunn-1743-1822/) - John Nunn, like his son Abraham, lived in Chevington. He had two marriages; firstly to Mary Copsey and, secondly, to Mary Flack. His family with Mary Copsey was: 1. John NUNN, b. Oct 1769, Chevington, Suffolk, England, UK, d. UNKNOWN 2. Mary NUNN, b. Sep 1771, Chevington, Suffolk, England, UK, d. UNKNOWN 3. Sarah NUNN, b. Abt 1774, Chevington, Suffolk,
- [Robert Todd (1868-1936)](https://oznunns.com.au/robert-todd-1868-1936/) - Robert Todd (1868-1936) married Nancy Hamilton and they had five children (see below). Robert was a grocer/fruiterer at Castle Douglas. 1. John TODD, b. 17 Aug 1896, Queen St, Castle Douglas, Kelton, Kirkcubright, Scotland, UK, d. 9 Jan 1968, Lazonby, Cumbria, England, UK (Age 71) 2. Robert James Hamilton TODD, b. 23 Jun 1898, Queen St, Castle
- [Maryann "Polly" Todd (1872-1948)](https://oznunns.com.au/maryann-polly-todd-1872-1948/) - Maryann "Polly" Todd (1872-1948) married Robert Shennan and they had three children (see below). Maryann was known as Polly. Robert was a chemist and the Shennan family lived at Park Terrace, Dalbeattie. 1. Samuel John SHENNAN, b. 23 Nov 1896, 19 Duntreath St, Kilsyth, Scotland, UK, d. 1980, Douglas, South Lanarkshire, Scotland, UK (Age 83) 2. Margaret Agnes
- [John Nunn (1715-1777)](https://oznunns.com.au/john-nunn-1715-1777/) - John Nunn married Martha Rutledge, lived in Chevington and had the following family: 1. Martha NUNN, b. Abt 1738, Denham, Suffolk, England, UK, d. UNKNOWN 2. Ann NUNN, b. Abt 1739, Chevington, Suffolk, England, UK, d. UNKNOWN 3. John NUNN, b. Oct 1743, Chevington, Suffolk, England, UK, d. 5 Dec 1822, Chevington, Suffolk, England, UK (Age ~ 79) 4. William NUNN, b.
- [Thomas Nunn (1684-1729)](https://oznunns.com.au/thomas-nunn-1684-1729/) - Thomas Nunn was baptised at Brockley and died in Chevington. He married Anne Steed from Brockley and they had at least 13 children, all born in Chevington. 1. Thomas NUNN, b. 13 May 1710, Chevington, Suffolk, England, UK, d. 14 May 1710, Chevington, Suffolk, England, UK (Age 0) 2. Ann NUNN, b. Abt 1711, d. UNKNOWN 3. Elizabeth NUNN, b. 1712,
- [Joanna Whilemina "Dan" Todd (1870-1946)](https://oznunns.com.au/joanna-whilemina-dan-todd-1870-1946/) - Joanna Whilemina "Dan" Todd (1870-1946) remained single and cared for her parents and her brother in their latter years at 88 Cotton St, Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland. She was known as Dan, or Aunty Dan, and was a generous and helpful person loved by all. She maintained correspondence with many family members and several of
- [Thomas Nunn (1656 - unknown)](https://oznunns.com.au/thomas-nunn-1656/) - Thomas Nunn and Elizabeth Clark hold the key to the Nunn families at the neighbouring Suffolk villages of Chevington and Hargrave. More research needs to be done, but I have established they had at least four children. At least two were born at Brockley and one a few miles away at Hargrave. John Nunn (as
- [Alex Dobbs letter to Duffy](https://oznunns.com.au/alex-dobbs-letter-to-duffy/) - Transcript of a letter Alex Dobbs sent to Reece Duffy, whose mother Mary Duffy lived at Boolburra. Boolburra 8th June 1948 Mr R.Duffy Main Avenue Park Avenue Nth Rockhampton, Dear Sir, I enclose cheque for 50 pounds being balance for purchase of old house here at Boolburra. When I receive final receipt from you, I
- [Richard Cooper (1830-1889)](https://oznunns.com.au/richard-cooper-1830-1889/) - Richard Cooper (1830-1889 son of Ambrose Cooper and Sarah Jones) was a butcher (as was his father before him) living in Bath, Somerset. He married Hannah Bancroft (1830-1868) with whom he had nine children. About three years after her death, he remarried to a Mary Ann Parsons (1881-Unknown). Most of the research on these families
- [William Cooper (1857-1941)](https://oznunns.com.au/william-cooper-1857-1941/) - William Cooper, (1857-1941 son of Richard Cooper and Hannah Bancroft) and Eleanor Evans (1857-1918 dau of George Evans and Ann White) married in Wales, moved to Australia and had five children who survived to adulthood. They came on the Duke of Westminster which arrived in Moreton Bay, Brisbane, Queensland, on 6 July 1886. Eleanor would
- [Ambrose Cooper (1790 - 1848)](https://oznunns.com.au/ambrose-cooper-1790-1848/) - Ambrose COOPER (1790 - 1848 son of Richard Cooper and Anne Pocock) was a butcher in Bath, Somerset. He married Sarah Jones and they had the following children: 1. Mary Ann COOPER, b. Abt 1827, Somersetshire, England, UK, d. 1 Jan 1915, Twerton, Bath, Somerset, England, UK (Age ~ 88 years) 2. Martha COOPER, b. Abt 1829, Somersetshire,
- [James Aldridge (1793 - 1871) - Welwyn publican](https://oznunns.com.au/james-aldridge-1793-1871/) - James Aldridge (1793 - 1871 son of Thomas Aldridge and Mary Jeaves) was a publican based in Welwyn, Hertford, England. In 1851, he was landlord of the Red Lion. A James Aldridge (presumably the same one) also held the licence for the Waggoners. He married Sarah Cock and they had the following children: 1. James ALDRIDGE,
- [Chevington baptisms](https://oznunns.com.au/chevington-baptisms/) - Baptisms in Chevington, Suffolk, England: (Note this is a rough transcription and WILL contain spelling mistakes and incorrect names and dates. Use as a guide and confirm from your own sources). Baptisinges A'no 1559 R Re Elizabeth primo Agnes BROWNE the Daughter of Will'm BROWNE was baptized the twentyth daye of August A D'ní 1559
- [Chevington marriages](https://oznunns.com.au/chevington-marriages/) - Chevington, Suffolk, marriages from 1559 to 1808 (Note this is a rough transcription and WILL contain spelling mistakes and incorrect names and dates. Use as a guide and confirm from your own sources). Chevington church probably around 1900. 1559 Imp'imis Ambrose Stone and Margery Wymarke were marryed the tenth daye of Apryll It' Will'm Chapman
- [Burials](https://oznunns.com.au/burials/) - Burials in Chevington, Suffolk, England (Note this is a rough transcription and WILL contain spelling mistakes and incorrect names and dates. Use as a guide and confirm from your own sources). Buryalles anno d'ni 1559 Imp'mis Ellen BROWNE the wyfe of Wyll'm BROWNE was buryed the tenth daie of August. It' Thomas WEBBE was buryed
- [James Thomas Coker, a trusted servant turned embezzler](https://oznunns.com.au/james-thomas-coker/) - The prison record of a criminal who spent time in Queensland's infamous St Helena Island jail is a stark reminder of how human nature can be corrupted. This man, James Thomas Coker, embezzled money as a servant of a municipal authority. I am one of his many descendants. What do you do with the information
- [Research marriages](https://oznunns.com.au/research-marriages/) - NOTE to the reader: The following Nunn-related information comes from various sources including (mostly) my research and that of other generous individuals who have spent countless hours and dollars digging up the past. In some cases I have viewed the original parish record books and made comments. I have not properly sorted these records and
- [Research births/baptisms](https://oznunns.com.au/research-births-baptisms/) - NOTE to the reader: The following Nunn-related information comes from various sources including (mostly) my research and that of other generous individuals who have spent countless hours and dollars digging up the past. In some cases I have viewed the original parish record books and made comments. I have not properly sorted these records and
- [Painful sickness ended Les Deakin's life](https://oznunns.com.au/les-deakin/) - The unfortunate details of Les Deakin's short life is noted in an army file that records the illness which cut short his life aged 21. Les took ill in July 1945 and was diagnosed with chronic nephritis on 9 August. He did not respond to treatment and died in Greenslopes Hospital, Brisbane, on 5 October. He had
- [Various images connected to the Dinmore Nunns](https://oznunns.com.au/dinmore-images/) - These are images from Dinmore, Ipswich, Queensland, Australia and most likely from Nunns' Paddock which is the area on which the Dinmore Meatworks now stands. The following images have been obtained from various sources and some are of the property where David and Rachel Nunn raised their 12 children at Dinmore near Ipswich in Queensland.
- [Arthur Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/arthur-nunn/) - 1. Christina Mary NUNN, b. 10 Oct 1896, Ipswich, Queensland, Australia, d. 15 Jan 1982, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia (Age 85 years) 2. Annie NUNN, b. 22 Feb 1898, Ipswich, Queensland, Australia, d. 22 Feb 1983, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia (Age 85 years) 3. George Alexander NUNN, b. 18 Sep 1899, Ipswich, Queensland, Australia, d. 22 Feb 1975, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia (Age 75
- [International games](https://oznunns.com.au/international-games/) - Newspaper reports that mention Gordon David (Bunny) Nunn in games for Australia at football (soccer) Competition Team Date Article identifier Bunny goals Final score Notes International v NZ Australia 4-Sep-54 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article133675169 2 Australia 4 d NZ 1 International v NZ Australia 28-Aug-54 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article118256809 0 Australia 4 d NZ 1 International v NZ Australia 14-Aug-54 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article118249910
- [Club games](https://oznunns.com.au/club-games/) - Newspaper reports that mention Gordon David (Bunny) Nunn who represented both Queensland and Australia at football (soccer) Competition Team Date Article identifier Bunny goals Final score Notes 1st Division Premiership St Helens 22-May-43 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article114003867 1 St Helens 2 d Blackstone 0 1st Division Premiership St Helens 10-Jun-44 http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article97940791 5 St Helens 7
- [Rev Alexander Silver Dunnottar](https://oznunns.com.au/rev-alexander-silver-dunnottar/) - 22 December 1884. Inventory of the personal estate of the late Revd Alexander Silver. At Stonehaven the twenty second day of December in the year One thousand eight hundred and eighty four. In presence of John Guthrie Smith, Esquire, Advocate, Sheriff of Aberdeen, Kincardine and Banff. Compeared Arthur Wellesley Kinnear, Solicitor in Stonehaven, as Procurator,
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- [Piecing together this timepiece's journey](https://oznunns.com.au/pocket-watch-mystery/) - This picture is of a pocket watch (or fob watch) manufactured sometime in the 1800s in Scotland with the name "Geo. Donald" inscribed on it. It is in the possession of descendants of James Silver who grew up in Scotland and moved to Australia in 1890 when aged 27. On the assumption that James Silver
- [Todd family photos](https://oznunns.com.au/todd-family-photos/) - The photographs on this page were mostly taken around Edinburgh, Scotland, either in the late 1800s or the early 1900s. The original collection in which they were found includes images of both James Silver and Janet Todd along with other family members. Many of the images remain unidentified. Because Janet Todd was born near Edinburgh
- [Chance discovery uncovers love story](https://oznunns.com.au/jonathan-nunn-war-medals/) - Those who research family history love to collaborate with like-minded people because, as it is with so many other things in life, the more you give the more you get in return. Without such widespread generosity, people who find items such as war medals, may never be able to reunite them with family members. Such was
- [Gertrude Duncan, the publican's daughter who became a hospital administrator](https://oznunns.com.au/gertrude-duncan/) - Gertrude Duncan was an extraordinary woman. Born into a publican's family in England, she grew up to have a significant role in hospital administration in America. Gertrude was the third daughter of Hellen Silver and Alexander Duncan and was my maternal grandmother Bella Silver's first cousin. Gertrude's parents were from Scotland but lived mostly in
- [Dobbs family ... some photos](https://oznunns.com.au/dobbs-family-some-photos/) - What follows are several images from my collection of memorabilia of the Dobbs family from Boolburra, Queensland. John Alexis Dobbs Coker and Margaret Isabella Silver, known as Alex and Bella Dobbs, raised a family of four on a farm near the Dawson River.
- [No surprise that Dawson River floods at Boolburra](https://oznunns.com.au/boolburra-flooding/) - A cursory look at this satellite view should make it obvious there were many challenges for those trying to make a living from the land in the Boolburra district west of Rockhampton, Queensland. While some of the river-front land offered opportunity for crops and cattle, the risk from flooding was significant because of the fact
- [How tennis brought communities together](https://oznunns.com.au/tennis-at-boolburra/) - Tennis was a great outlet for my grandparents and their small community at Boolburra. My grandfather, Alex Dobbs, set up a court near the house and it was still in use, although a little worse for wear, in the early 1970s. The following report of a "tennis party" at Boolburra in 1951 underscores how it
- [Obsessed older man pursued vulnerable teenager](https://oznunns.com.au/obsessed-older-man-pursued-vulnerable-teenager/) - There is no way to describe this situation other than creepy. It's the uncomfortable account of an older man who pursued a vulnerable young girl. That young girl was Rosemary Violet Nunn, my fourth half cousin, once removed as well as my sixth cousin, once removed. The unsavoury situation played out in Suffolk, England, from 1944 when
- [Nine miles from The Tunnel burials](https://oznunns.com.au/nine-miles-from-the-tunnel-burials/) - Nine miles from The Tunnel burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location
- [Lillian Ethel Cooper (1891-1928)](https://oznunns.com.au/lillian-ethel-cooper-1891-1928/) - Lillian Ethel Cooper (1891-1929) married William Birdseye and they had only one child who lived to adulthood. These are their known children: 1. Edna May BIRDSEYE, b. 2 Dec 1920, Queensland, Australia, d. 28 Apr 1991, Queensland, Australia. 2. Beryl Violet BIRDSEYE, b. 10 Aug 1928, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, d. 11 Aug 1928, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia (Age
- [Campbells from Scotland to Queensland](https://oznunns.com.au/overview-of-campbells/) - The Campbell connection starts in Scotland where in 1874 David Campbell married Mary Campbell at Bothkennar, Stirling, west of Edinburgh. Despite sharing the same surname, it's not known whether David and Mary were closely related. Whatever the case, on 10 August 1874 according to the forms of the Established Church of Scotland, 23-year-old coal miner
- [Newspapers give vital clues in tracing family lines](https://oznunns.com.au/tracking-family-through-various-records/) - Newspapers often provide information in tracing family lines, particularly when relatives are mentioned in events such as funerals. When Mrs J. Outlaw attended George Avis's funeral in Chevington, Suffolk, in 1915, she was described as his sister. George was the eldest son of George Avis and Ann Nunn, and had eight siblings that included five sisters, Mary Anne (married
- [Percy Nunn, a Suffolk cousin and friend](https://oznunns.com.au/percy-nunn-a-suffolk-cousin-and-friend/) - When I first went to Suffolk, England, in 1998, I met a distant cousin named Percy Nunn. I was just starting to trace my Suffolk connections and, when I reached Chevington and started asking after anyone with the Nunn surname, I was directed to Percy's place in Nunnery Green, Wickhambrook. Initially I did not accurately
- [With life comes death](https://oznunns.com.au/with-life-comes-death/) - Updated with photographs June 2021 Cemeteries record in some small way something about how people lived. There are countless burial grounds throughout the world that are forgotten and inaccessible. In an area less than 100km from the Central Queensland city of Rockhampton, about two dozen cemeteries have not been used for up to 100 years. But for
- [The passage of time takes its toll at Boolburra](https://oznunns.com.au/boolburra-pictures-twenty-years/) - But our memories live on By Warren Nunn In several trips to Boolburra over the years, I've photographed the site where my grandparents Alex and Bella Dobbs onced lived. In about 1995 my uncle, Jim Dobbs, had the house removed from the site and relocated to Avondale, about a mile away. All that remained were But our memories live on By Warren Nunn In several trips to Boolburra over the years, I've photographed the site where my grandparents Alex and Bella Dobbs onced lived. In about 1995 my uncle, Jim Dobbs, had the house removed from the site and relocated to Avondale, about a mile away. All that remained were
- [David Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/david-nunn/) - A young couple's journey from Suffolk, England to Queensland, Australia David Nunn (born 15 Mar 1827 at Chevington, Suffolk, England, UK, died (10 Jan 1900 Ipswich, Queensland, Australia) moved to Australia in 1858 with his wife Rachel and son Elisha. The family settled at Dinmore, now a suburb of Ipswich, the neighbouring city to Queensland's
- [Whitwood colliery cricket team](https://oznunns.com.au/whitwood-cricket/) - Nunn brothers of Dinmore, Queensland, Australia What follows is research into several Nunn brothers in an image which refers to the winners of the Ivett Trophy for a cricket competition in Ipswich, Queensland in 1895. However, I believe the image to be from 1894 and to be referring to the 93/94 season. I looked at Several Nunn brothers from Dinmore, helped the Whitwood cricket team win the Ivett Trophy cricket competition.
- [Boolburra races involved whole community](https://oznunns.com.au/boolburra-races-involved-whole-community/) - How a sporting event brought people together In the era before modern transport and communication, local events such as dances and picnic race days were often the highlight of the year for rural communities. My maternal grandfather, Alex Dobbs, grew up in a small community at Boolburra, about 100km from Rockhampton, near the Dawson River.
- [Off to Australia](https://oznunns.com.au/off-to-australia/) - David and Rachel Nunn and son Elisha arrive in Moreton Bay A young couple and their baby arrived in a new country and there began a new branch of the Nunn family from Suffolk, England. February 1858: David and Rachel Nunn sailed into Moreton Bay aboard the Irene. The following is a transcript of an
- [Site rebuild](https://oznunns.com.au/site-rebuild/) - Hi. Welcome to oznunns.com.au. I'm rebuilding this site. Most of the menu links will only take you to blank pages. If you want to search the family tree, click on Tree in the menu at top right.
- [Emily Ellen Sophia Aldridge (1876-1970)](https://oznunns.com.au/emily-ellen-sophia-aldridge-1876-1970/) - A most remarkable woman Emily Helen (or Ellen) Sophia Aldridge (1876-1970) married Harry Coker and had eight children who survived to adulthood. The couple adopted out to Emily's sister Elizabeth Dobbs (nee Aldridge), their son John Alexis. He was the survivor of twins that left Emily dangerously ill and Elizabeth cared for the baby while
- [William Avis, the Pear Tree publican](https://oznunns.com.au/william-avis-the-pear-tree-publican/) - Nearly 50 years at same alehouse When newspapers record details of a funeral, it greatly helps family researchers to identify more than one generation. When a publican named William Avis died in Whepstead, Suffolk, England in 1941, it ended his 50-year association with the same brewery, all but two of them at the same pub, the Pear Tree
- [My Dad, Gordon David Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/my-dad-gordon-david-nunn/) - A life cut short Gordon was the second child born to George and Winnie Nunn; his mother affectionately called him "Dumpling" because of his love of that food. Along with his siblings he grew up in Margaret St, Rockhampton, apart from a time spent in Longreach which is about 700km by road west of Rockhampton.
- [Mum's 90th birthday](https://oznunns.com.au/mum-90/) - Our mum turns 90 About 50 family and friends gathered in Rockhampton on Thursday, 10 June, 2021 to mark June Nunn's 90th birthday. It was wonderful to see the love, well-wishes and support that our Mum received. We five surviving siblings; Don, Denise, Warren, Kevin and Evan were there to enjoy the day. Not as
- [Fire destroys Dobbs home](https://oznunns.com.au/fire-destroys-dobbs-home/) - Setback for young family Before Charles Dobbs arrived in Boolburra, he lived both at Mt Morgan and Kabra. Charles had met and married Elizabeth Aldridge in Mt Morgan where he was working with his future father-in-law Henry Aldridge. Charles had arrived in Australia in 1888 with his parents William and Ann from Sheffield, England, where
- [Nunn surname has deep roots in Suffolk](https://oznunns.com.au/nunn-surname-has-deep-roots-in-suffolk/) - How we can track where we come from There's no doubt that the Nunn surname emanates from the English county of Suffolk. I've long held the view that it's likely that most of we Nunns are related, some more closely than others, of course. It would be the same for many family names in other
- [Napoleon Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/napoleon-nunn/) - A short, tragic life Napoleon Nunn, who was born in 1831 to an unmarried mother in Chevington, Suffolk, lived an eventful, tragic life and died young. Napoleon was obviously named for the French revolutionary Napoleon Bonaparte. His young mum must have imagined a grand existence for her child and could not have known how much pain
- [No. 1 search for Suffolk  Nunns](https://oznunns.com.au/no-1-search-for-suffolk-nunns/) - My primary focus is on the Nunn male line and Nunn female line which emanate from the sister villages of Chevington and Hargrave near Bury St Edmunds about 45 minutes east of Cambridge in England. I'm also researching various other paternal and maternal lines including Aldridge of Welwyn, Hertfordshire, Campbell of Glasgow and Stirling, Coker
- [Elisha Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/elisha-nunn/) - Elisha Nunn (left) and his daughter Rose Jane on her wedding to Gwilym Howell in 1916. At right is another daughter Ivy May whose married name was Holland. Rose's daughter Gladys McMillan (nee Howell) also identified the person at left as Sid Roberts. Elisha's sister Phoebe's married name was Roberts and she had a son
- [Harry Coker](https://oznunns.com.au/harry-coker/) - Harry Coker (born 1 Sep 1868 Limehouse, London, Middlesex, England, died 16 Oct 1924 Rockhampton, Qld, Australia. Note baptised as Harry but sometimes referred to as Henry in documents) first married Frances Jane Sugden (born 16 Aug 1872, Baffle Creek, Queensland, Australia, d. 24 Sep 1923, Ipswich, Queensland, Australia) with whom he had three children.
- [Alex to James Silver 1892](https://oznunns.com.au/alex-to-james-silver-1892/) - Letter from Alexander Silver (1858-1907) to his brother James (1863-1949)Alex and James both the sons of Alex Silver (1809-1882) and Isobel Falconer (1827-1893)This is a letter from Alex Silver (born 1858, so he would have been 34) to his brother James in Australia, written in 1892, just before James married Janet Todd on August 12,
- [Helen Rutherford Campbell (1875-1956)](https://oznunns.com.au/helen-rutherford-campbell-1875-1956/) - Helen Rutherford Campbell. Helen Rutherford Campbell (born 11 Dec 1875, Skinflats, Bothkennar, Stirling, Scotland, died 8 Aug 1956, Rockhampton, Qld, Australia) married Arthur Nunn and they had six children. According to a couple of her grandchildren, she was a fairly severe woman and not a "kindly" grandmother. The late Rex Newsome, whom by his own
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- [Arthur Roy Coker (1913-2004)](https://oznunns.com.au/arthur-roy-coker-1913-2004/) - Arthur Roy Coker (1913-2004) married Eileen Radloff and they had six children. He was known as Roy. Roy worked at the Rockhampton Base Hospital.
- [Edna May Coker (1908-2000)](https://oznunns.com.au/edna-may-coker-1908-2000/) - Edna May Coker (1908-2000) married John Sleaford and they had six children. Edna's eldest brother, Fred, married John's sister, Rovena, while her youngest brother, Cyril, married another Sleaford sibling, Lil.
- [Archibald Aldridge Coker (1907-1980)](https://oznunns.com.au/archibald-aldridge-coker-1907-1980/) - Archibald Aldridge Coker (1907-1980) had three marriages; his first two wives pre-deceasing him. He had one child with Edith Mabel Bedford (1914-1946), one with Mary Catherine Hanrahan (1905-1954) but none with Thyra Gladys Till (1913-1989). He was known as Archie Coker and his nickname was Dukes.
- [Harriet Ada Daphne Coker (1905-1996)](https://oznunns.com.au/harriet-ada-daphne-coker-1905-1996/) - Harriet Ada Daphne Coker (1905-1996) married Bert Moss and they had six children. She was known as Daphne Moss.
- [Harry Lawrence Coker (1902-1984)](https://oznunns.com.au/harry-lawrence-coker-1902-1984/) - Harry Lawrence Coker (1902-1984) married Myrtle Richardson and they had two children. He was known as Lawrie.
- [John Alexis Dobbs Coker (1901-1987)](https://oznunns.com.au/john-alexis-dobbs-coker-1901-1987/) - John Alexis Dobbs Coker (1901-1987) married Bella Silver and they had four children. Although he was Harry and Emma's child, he was adopted and raised by his mother's sister, Lizzie, and was known as Alex Dobbs.
- [Walter Frederick Coker (1900-1981)](https://oznunns.com.au/walter-frederick-coker-1900-1981/) - Walter Frederick Coker (1900-1981) married Rovena Sleaford. He was known as Fred. His younger sister, Edna, married Rovena's brother John, while his youngest brother, Cyril, married another Sleaford sibling, Lil.
- [Edwin Herbert Cooper (1897-1984)](https://oznunns.com.au/edwin-herbert-cooper-1897-1984/) - Edwin Herbert Cooper (1897-1984) did not marry. He was known as Bert, and mostly lived in Sydney.
- [Winifred Violet Cooper (1900-1989)](https://oznunns.com.au/winifred-violet-cooper-1900-1989/) - Winnie Nunn (nee Cooper). Winifred Violet Cooper (1900-1989) married George Alexander Nunn and had 11 children. She has my maternal grandmother.
- [Thomas Stewart Cooper (1889-1957)](https://oznunns.com.au/thomas-stewart-cooper-1889-1957/) - Stewart Cooper. Thomas Stewart Cooper (1889-1957) married Jessie Swanson and they had three children. He was known as Stewart Cooper. These are their children: 1. Thomas Douglas Hector COOPER, b. Abt 1913, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, d. 18 Jul 1980, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia (Age ~ 67 years) 2. Mary Eleanor COOPER, b. 1915, Queensland, Australia, d. 16
- [Jane "Jeannie" Campbell (1886-1970)](https://oznunns.com.au/jane-jeannie-campbell-1886-1970/) - Jeannie Campbell's birth certificate. Jeannie Campbell (1886-1970) was the only surviving child of David Campbell's second marriage. Jeannie married John Peter Carr and they had four children. 1. John Alexander David CARR, b. 12 Feb 1909, Queensland, Australia, d. 14 Mar 1971, Queensland, Australia (Age 62 years) 2. Florence Dolores CARR, b. 2 Apr 1911, Theresa
- [Walter Burdekin Aldridge (1882-1968)](https://oznunns.com.au/walter-burdekin-aldridge-1882-1968/) - A complicated man Walter Burdekin Aldridge (1882-1968) married Margaret Shonhan and had one child. He was known as Bert or Burt and had a poor reputation for the way in which he treated women. Family information suggests that Burt had relationships apart from his marriage to Margaret Shonhan. In 1908, there is a Johannah Aldridge
- [Edward Henry Aldridge (1880-1953)](https://oznunns.com.au/edward-henry-aldridge-1880-1953/) - Rugged timber-getter Edward Henry Aldridge (1880-1953) married Mary Ann Richardson and had six children. There was obviously a longevity gene in this union as five of the six lived into their 90s and beyond (Ellen, 102). Their "average" lifespan was 93.5 years. Ted had a rugged lifestyle as a timber-getter in Queensland's Sunshine Coast hinterland
- [Elizabeth Aldridge (1871-1952)](https://oznunns.com.au/elizabeth-aldridge-1871-1952/) - A woman to whom we owe a great deal Elizabeth Aldridge (1871-1952) married Charles Dobbs and they had the one child, Elizabeth Helen, known as Nellie. They also adopted Elizabeth's nephew, John Alexis Dobbs Coker, son of Henry Coker and Emma Aldridge. It was noted in her obituary that "During the war, Mrs Dobbs was
- [Helen Silver](https://oznunns.com.au/helen-silver/) - Helen Silver who married Alexander Duncan. Helen Silver (1852 - 1915) married Alexander Duncan and moved to England where they are found on a farm at Byfleet in Surrey in 1891. Given they had children born in different counties, they moved several times between 1883 and 1893. Alex was a farm bailiff and then turned
- [Alexander Silver (1809-1882)](https://oznunns.com.au/alexander-silver-1809-1882/) - Alexander Silver and Isobel Falconer Silver family members: At left is Isobel Falconer who married Alexander Silver with her three sons Alex (standing), James (left, who went to Australia) and John (who also left Scotland and may have ended up in New Zealand). The image was taken in 1882. Below her is eldest daughter Hellen
- [Nev Deakin on Arthur and Ellen Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/nev-deakin-on-arthur-and-ellen-nunn/) - Nev Deakin on his Nunn grandparents, his mother’s siblings and fishing on Rockhampton's Fitzroy River. Nev Deakin Nev Deakin, the second son of Fred Deakin and Arthur and Helen Nunn’s eldest daughter, Annie, remembers clearly when his grandfather took ill and died in 1943. It was a time of upheaval for the Deakin family
- [Arnold Nunn on grandparents Arthur and Ellen Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/arnold-nunn-on-grandparents-arthur-and-ellen-nunn/) - By Warren Nunn Arnold's memories of grandfather Arthur Nunn Arnold Nunn (1923-2021). Arnold Nunn has fond memories of his grandfather, Arthur, who was born at Dinmore, Ipswich, Queensland. The Nunn family property was situated on the Bremer River not far from its junction with the Brisbane River. A meatworks now operates on the land. Arnold's
- [Emily Myrtle Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/emily-myrtle-nunn/) - Emily Myrtle Nunn (1905-1996) married Albert Newsome and they had one child. They moved to Townsville where they lived at 54 Sheriff St. Their son Rex has written extensively about growing up in North Queensland and about their rail trips to Rockhampton. Rex was an extraordinary individual who was initially denied formal education because of
- [Jessie Helen Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/jessie-helen-nunn/) - Jessie Helen Nunn (1902-1975) married David Collins and they had four children. They lived at 43 Kinmond Ave, Wavell Heights, Brisbane and later at 55 King St, Woody Point, Queensland.
- [George Alexander Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/george-alexander-nunn/) - Winnie Nunn (nee Cooper). George Alexander Nunn (top left) and his 11 children in birth order from left. George (1899-1975) married Winifred Violet Cooper in 1923. George was a fireman and driver for Queensland Railways and the family lived at 37 Margaret St, Rockhampton. On July 2, 1923, George outlaid a pound as a deposit on the house
- [Annie Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/annie-nunn/) - Annie Nunn (1898-1983) married Fred Deakin and had four children. Fred died in 1938 and Annie remarried to a widower, Robert Reaney, on 7 Aug 1942 at the Rockhampton Registrar's Office. In 1947, the marriage ended in divorce.
- [Rex Newsome on his grandparents Arthur and Ellen Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/rex-newsome-on-his-grandparents-arthur-and-ellen-nunn/) - Rex Newsome looks back on visits to his Nunn grandparents Rex Newsome. Rex Newsome, (1932-2013) the son of Emily Nunn and Roy Newsome, recorded memories of his grandfather, Arthur Nunn, in an autobiographical book, Up The Stares, published in 2000. Rex, a doctor of psychology, was a University of Queensland Senior Lecturer and Researcher, and
- [Christina Mary Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/christina-mary-nunn/) - Christina Mary Nunn (1896-1982) married Eli Peters but they did not have children. Chrissie, as she was known, lived at 20 Inwood St, Wooloowin in Brisbane. After she married Eli Peters, they moved to Dohles Rocks Road in the Petrie area. Before she moved to Brisbane, Chrissie had a shop at the corner of Stanley
- [Jean Silver to Alex Dobbs](https://oznunns.com.au/jean-silver-to-alex-dobbs/) - James Silver's widowJean (nee Mary Jean Vokes) Chermside Hospital Ward G-5-EastDear Alex and James,I read the Courier every day about the rainfall but do not see where you have had much rain. How is it, are you getting any. You do a lot of growing I believe. You would find it hard making
- [Eva Silver to Bella Dobbs 1966](https://oznunns.com.au/eva-silver-to-bella-dobbs-1966/) - Transcript of letter that Eva Quane (nee Silver) sent to her sister Bella at Boolburra. 120 Whitmore StTaringa27.9.66Dear Bell & All,Glad to get your letter & find you all well; also that you have had good rain & the country & Jim's crops doing well. We had a surprise last week, Janet rang to say
- [Duffy letter to Alex Dobbs 1950](https://oznunns.com.au/duffy-letter-to-alex-dobbs-1950/) - Written by Reece Duffy to Alex Dobbs. The wedding reference is to the marriage of Gordon Nunn and June Dobbs. 78 Park AvenueRockhampton18.5.50Dear Alex,Your letter with cheque arrive last week, & many thanks for same. Sorry we were unable to get round for a looksee at the wedding. Buy you see I am in hospital.
- [Nellie Goodwin to Alex Dobbs 1954](https://oznunns.com.au/nellie-goodwin-to-alex-dobbs-1954/) - Written by Elizabeth Helen Dobbs (who was known as Nellie) to her first cousin Alex whom her parents adopted. Presumably the reference to a cheque in regards to an estate would be their mother Elizabeth Dobbs (nee Aldridge) who died in 1952. Bluff4th Jan. 1954Dear Alex,Received your welcome letter & slip enclosed for which I
- [Nellie Goodwin to Alex Dobbs 1953](https://oznunns.com.au/nellie-goodwin-to-alex-dobbs-1953/) - Written by Elizabeth Helen Dobbs (who was known as Nellie) to her first cousin Alex whom her parents adopted. The Grannie to whom she refers is her husband's mother. Box 4Bluff5th Nov. 1953Dear Alex & Belle,We all thank you very much for the telegram of sympathy which we received at the Funeral Parlour. Poor old
- [Nellie Goodwin to Alex Dobbs 1975](https://oznunns.com.au/nellie-goodwin-to-alex-dobbs-1975/) - Written by Elizabeth Helen Dobbs (who was known as Nellie) to her first cousin Alex whom her parents adopted. ColoradoBluff 470218.12.75Dear Alex, James & all at home,Thanks very much for writing & hope you are home again by now & feeling better again. The weather is certainly very muggy & hot & suppose we'll get
- [Desmond Holland](https://oznunns.com.au/desmond-holland/) - Desmond Holland. ONE of David and Rachel Nunn's descendants, Desmond Holland, became the victim of foul play in 1991 when he was murdered at his home at Dinmore, not far from where his great grandparents first lived. A bit of a loner, Desmond was a regular at a pub a few kilometres away, and it
- [William Coker died 1852](https://oznunns.com.au/william-coker-died-1852/) - This is the last Will and Testament of me William Coker of No 12 Bromley Street Commercial Road End in the Parish of Ratcliffe in the County of Middlesex Gentleman.First I direct my executors hereinafter named to pay all my just debts and funeral and testamentary expenses as soon as conveniently may be after my
- [Elizabeth Dobbs to Alex 1952](https://oznunns.com.au/elizabeth-dobbs-to-alex-1952/) - Letter from Elizabeth Dobbs (nee Aldridge) to her adopted son Alex Dobbs/Coker several weeks before she passed away. 24/3/52 Kabra Q.G.RDear Alex,Received your welcome letter on Saturday & pleased to hear you were all well. We are well here, it has been quite a change the last couple of days. Last night it was quite
- [Cyril Coker to Charles Dobbs 1942](https://oznunns.com.au/cyril-coker-to-charles-dobbs-1942/) - Letter written by Cyril Coker to his mother's sister Lizzie (nee Aldridge) and her husband Charles Dobbs. 77384 A.C.I. COKER C.C. Flight 581 Electricians Course No 3. S.T.T. R.A.A.FULTIMO SYDNEY Tuesday 24/11/42Dear Aunty & Uncle,I promised mother, quite some time back, that I would drop you both a line or two & let you know,
- [Margaret Todd to Bella Silver C1900](https://oznunns.com.au/margaret-todd-to-bella-silver-c1900/) - Transcript of postcard from Margaret Todd (nee Spiers) in Castle Douglas, Dumfries, Scotland, probably early 1900s. Grandma Todd died in 1919 aged 87. Miss Bella SilverLochlea StationMillmerranQueenslandMy dear Bella,Just a card but sent with much love from us all. Grand Pa and Auntie (Her daughter Joanna, known as Dan). We often think Australia’s ??? ,
- [Norah Anderson 1965](https://oznunns.com.au/norah-anderson-1965/) - This was a Christmas letter written by Todd descendant Norah Anderson (nee Keegan) in which she mentions family members including grandchildren. HI! MERRY CHRISTMAS 1965Another Christmas - It's almost here!And we're no more ready than we were last year.We'll scurry for gifts at the very last minute. Just glad that the rush is still on
- [Nancy Paterson to Bella 1946](https://oznunns.com.au/nancy-paterson-to-bella-1946/) - (The author of this letter, Nancy Paterson, was the daughter of the family that owned the house in which the Todds lived in Castle Douglas, Scotland. In 2004, I went to 88 Cotton St, Castle Douglas and spoke to occupant, a lady named Anne. She said she had moved into the property after Joanna Todd
- [Maggie Todd to Bella 1944](https://oznunns.com.au/maggie-todd-to-bella-1944/) - This is a letter from Margaret Todd then aged 85 and living in South Africa.August 8, 1944, Gruisrand, c/- De La Ray Venter?, Colesberg, South Africa.My dear niece,Thanks for your nice letter and all the news. So pleased your dear father is with you; fancy him 83, how the years speed past. If God spares
- [Elizabeth Todd to Eva Silver 1939](https://oznunns.com.au/elizabeth-todd-to-eva-silver-1939/) - (This is a transcript of a letter written by Elizabeth Todd from Chicago in 1939 in response to one from Eva Silver telling Elizabeth of her sister’s death, that is Eva’s mother.)13th Sept 1939 2172 Giddings Street, USA Chicago, IllMy Dear Eva,Received your dear letter Monday this week with the sad news of your dear
- [Joan Todd to Bella Silver 1945](https://oznunns.com.au/joan-todd-to-bella-silver-1945/) - (This was probably of the last letters Aunty Dan wrote, because by the following year her sister Gracie wrote to say she was in care and unable to communicate. Dan (Joanna Whilemina) died in October 1946) 88 Cotton St Castle Douglas 12/10/45My Dear Bella,Her I am to give you a few lines; I thank you
- [Grace Todd to Bella Silver 1946](https://oznunns.com.au/grace-todd-to-bella-silver-1946/) - Letter from Grace Todd (married name Forsyth) written in 1946 Broughton, Ernespie Road, Castle DouglasMy Dear Bella,I am afraid I am very bad with the pen. Well, I had yours some time ago and went about answering right away but here I am. I went to see Aunty Dan on way here. (I am at
- [Joan Todd to James Silver 1943](https://oznunns.com.au/joan-todd-to-james-silver-1943/) - 88 Cotton St, Castle Douglas, 22/6/1943 My Dear Brother, I got your dear letter a fortnight ago so now I must try and give you a wee letter. Hope all the families are well. So pleased that Eva (James' daughter) has called her wee daughter Janet. Am sure our dear sister would have been pleased.
- [Joan Todd to James Silver 1939](https://oznunns.com.au/joan-todd-to-james-silver-1939/) - This letter was written in September 1939 from the Todd household at 88 Cotton Street, Castle Douglas, Scotland. It is addressed to James Silver from “his loving sister” who in fact is Joan Todd, sister of James’s wife Janet who passed away. Joan was known as Aunty Dan. 88 Cotton St, Castle Douglas, Sept 13th
- [James to Bella 1939](https://oznunns.com.au/james-to-bella-1939/) - This letter is from James Silver to his daughter, Bella. Burnside Whitmore St Taringa SW1 27/9/39 (Written the month after Janet died)My Dear Bell and all,How are you all getting on, I hope you are all in good health and got over your colds? I don’t know how you folks are but we still have
- [James to Bella 1949](https://oznunns.com.au/james-to-bella-1949/) - This letter is from James Silver to his daughter and son-in-law, Bella and Alex Dobbs. 12/3/1949Dear Alex, yourself and all the family,I am very anxious to know how you are all getting through this terrible time. I see by the papers that you are having bad times round Rocky. I hope you have got over
- [James to Bella Silver 1947](https://oznunns.com.au/james-to-bella-silver-1947/) - This letter is from James Silver to his daughter, Bella. 19 White St, Toowoomba, 13/2/47Dear Bella and all,How are you all in this time of this great rain? I have been watching the rain fall but so far I have not seen any cause for you to have to shift in the papers. So far
- [Bella to Bella Silver 1930](https://oznunns.com.au/bella-to-bella-silver-1930/) - This letter from Bella Duncan, James Silver’s sister, written in 1930 to her niece Margaret Isobel Silver (also known as Bella) who married John Alexis Dobbs Coker 24 Queens Road Stonehaven March 14, 1930 My Dear Bella, I had your most welcome letter some time ago and was so pleased to have a photo of
- [Isobel to James Silver 1918](https://oznunns.com.au/isobel-to-james-silver-1918/) - Isobel Duncan (1860-1934) daughter of Alex Silver and Isobel FalconerIn 1930, Isobel, whose married name was Duncan, lived at 24 Queens Road, Stonehaven, Scotland. She married John Duncan, a widower, in 1905 and at that time, aged 46, she was still a spinster. She was living at Harvieston, Kinneff, with brothers Alex and John.Following is
- [Isabella Silver of Harvieston died 1893](https://oznunns.com.au/isabella-silver-of-harvieston-died-1893/) - 23 June 1893Inventory of the Personal Estate of the late Isabella Falconer or SilverAt Stonehaven the twenty third day of June in the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety three in presence of John Guthrie Smith Esquire, Advocate, Sheriff of Aberdeen Kincardine and Bailiff.Compeared John ?? Gardner, Solicitor in Stonehaven as Procurator, and gave
- [Violet Silver of Eastside died 1884](https://oznunns.com.au/violet-silver-of-eastside-died-1884/) - 26th Mary 1884 Inventory of the Personal Estate of the late VIOLET SILVERpage 249At Stonehaven the twenty sixth day of May in the year One thousand eight hundred and eighty four, In presence of JOHN GUTHRIE SMITH, esquire, Advocate Sheriff of Aberdeen, Kincardine and Banff. Compeared the Reverend WILLIAM SELBIE, Minister of the Free Church,
- [Joseph Silver of Redstone died 1883](https://oznunns.com.au/joseph-silver-of-redstone-died-1883/) - 20th April 1883 Inventory of the Personal Estate of the late JOSEPH SILVERpage 507At Stonehaven the twentieth day of April in the year One thousand eight hundred and eighty three. In presence of JOHN GUTHRIE SMITH esquire Advocate Sheriff of Aberdeen, Kincardine…page 508… Kincardine and Banff. Compeared VIOLET SILVER, residing at REDSTONE, Maryculter in the
- [John Silver of Burnside died 1865](https://oznunns.com.au/john-silver-of-burnside-died-1865/) - 19th October 1865 inventory of the personal estate of John Silver and testament executed by him.At Stonehaven the nineteenth day of October in the year of one thousand eight hundred and sixty five. In presence of Alexander Burns Shand, esquire, Advocate Commissary of the Commissariat of Kincardineshire, Compearer Charles Graham Monro, Writer, in Stonehaven as
- [James Silver Kintewlin died 1865](https://oznunns.com.au/james-silver-kintewlin-died-1865/) - 19th September 1865Inventory of the Personal Estate of JAMES SILVER and testamentary writing executed by him.At Stonehaven the nineteenth day of September in the year One thousand eight hundred and sixty five. In presence of Alexander Burns Shand Esquire, Advocate Commissary of the Commissariat of Kincardineshire, compeared Charles Graham Morris, Writer in Stonehaven as Procurator
- [David Bisset of Eastside died 1892](https://oznunns.com.au/david-bisset-of-eastside-died-1892/) - Page 507: EXTRACT INVENTORY OF THE PERSONAL ESTATE OF DAVID BISSET DECEASED (husband of Jane Silver)At Aberdeen, the Thirtieth day of June in the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety Two, In presence of John Guthrie Smith, Esquire, Advocate Sheriff of Aberdeen, Kincardine and Banff, Compeared George Collie Advocate in Aberdeen and gave in
- [George Silver of Netherley died 1840](https://oznunns.com.au/george-silver-of-netherley-died-1840/) - Last Will and Testament (1840) Page 152 13th November 1840Stamped Inventory - The Personal Estate of Umquhile George Silver EsqAt Stonehaven the thirteenth day of November in the year One thousand eight hundred and forty. In presence of Hugh Fullerton Esquire Commissary…Page 153Commissary Depute of the Commissariat of Kincardineshire Compeared John Falconer Writer in Stonehaven
- [George Silver of Peterculter died 1886](https://oznunns.com.au/george-silver-of-peterculter-died-1886/) - Extract Inventory of the Personal Estate of GEORGE SILVER (Deceased)At Aberdeen – the twelfth day of June in the year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Eighty Six. In presence of John Guthrie Smith Esquire, Advocate, Sheriff of Aberdeen, Kincardine and Banff. Compeared James Paull, Advocate in Aberdeen and gave in the Inventory of the Personal
- [Alexander Silver of Crossleys died 1882](https://oznunns.com.au/alexander-silver-of-crossleys-died-1882/) - 5 June 1882 Inventory of the personal estate of the late Alexander Silver. At Stonehaven the fifth day of June in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty two, in presence of john Guthrie Smith Esquire Advocate, Sheriff of Aberdeen Kincardine and Bailiff Compeared John Silver, residing at Crossleys, Fetteresso, Kincardineshire, and gave in
- [George Silver of Standing Stones died 1871](https://oznunns.com.au/george-silver-of-standing-stones-died-1871/) - 8th June 1871 Inventory of The Personal Estate of the late GEORGE SILVER At Stonehaven the eighth day of June in the year One thousand eight hundred and seventy one, In presence of John Guthrie Smith, Esquire, Advocate, Commissary of the Commissant of Kincardine – compeared Arthur Yrellesley, Junior, Solicitor in Stonehaven as Procurateor and
- [Silvers in Australia](https://oznunns.com.au/silvers-in-australia/) - Building a life in Australia James Silver and Janet Todd. When a young Scottish carpenter named James Silver arrived in Queensland in 1892, he was about to begin life in a country that was considerably different to the one in which he grew up. Within months he was joined by his fiancée Janet Todd and
- [Silvers of Kincardine](https://oznunns.com.au/silvers-of-kincardine/) - Silver family members: Top left is Isobel Falconer who married Alexander Silver with her three sons Alex (standing), James (left, who went to Australia) and John (who also left Scotland and may have ended up in New Zealand). The image was taken in 1882. Below her is eldest daughter Hellen with her husband Alex
- [Archibald Lawson Coker](https://oznunns.com.au/archibald-lawson-coker/) - Archibald Lawson Coker (born 22 Nov 1881 Queensland, Aust, died 26 Sep 1953 Ferntree Gully, Victoria, Australia) married Ivy Maud Rule (born 1889, Marong, Victoria, Australia, d. 20 Oct 1951, Elwood, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) and fathered seven children. 1. Emily Maud COKER, b. 1910, Boulder, Western Australia, Australia , d. 1987, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia (Age 77 years)
- [Herbert Leslie Coker](https://oznunns.com.au/herbert-leslie-coker/) - Herbert Leslie Coker (born 7 Jul 1880 Queensland, Australia, died 26 Jul 1946 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia) married a widow, Margaret McGrath. He and Margaret lived for a time in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia, but afterwards moved in Sydney, NSW, where they both died. They did not have children.
- [Albert Napier Coker](https://oznunns.com.au/albert-napier-coker/) - Albert Coker. Albert Napier Coker (born 21 May 1878 Queensland, Australia, died 3 Jun 1940 Brisbane, Queensland, Australia) married Anne Featonby (born Oct 1877 Middlesborough, Yorkshire, England, UK, died 14 Mar 1961, Qld, Australia) and fathered three children. 1. Albert Harmer COKER, b. 28 Oct 1902, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia , d. 23 Jun 1978, Queensland, Australia (Age 75
- [James Martin Coker](https://oznunns.com.au/james-martin-coker-townsville/) - James Martin Coker (born 20 Sep 1872 Rockhampton, Qld, Australia, died 14 Jan 1907 Townsville General Hospital, Qld, Australia) married Eliza Mary Smith (born 2 Apr 1873, London, England, UK, died 16 Mar 1935, Townsville, Qld, Aust) and fathered four children. 1. Pearl Emily Constance COKER, b. 21 Mar 1898, Port Douglas, Queensland, Australia , d. 21 Feb
- [Harry Coker divorce](https://oznunns.com.au/harry-coker-divorce/) - This is a transcription of the divorce proceedings between Henry Coker and his first wife, Frances.Page 1In the Supreme Court of Queensland Rockhampton Matrimonial Jurisdiction 1897 No 2Mr Justice Power BETWEEN Henry (or Harry) Coker Plaintiff AND Frances Jane Coker DefendantThe twenty-second day of March 1898UPON THE MOTION of Mr O'Rourke of Rockhampton of Counsel
- [Arthur Coker](https://oznunns.com.au/arthur-coker/) - Arthur Coker (born 12 Jul 1867 London, England, UK, died 24 Feb 1945 Rockhampton Queensland, Aust) married Mary Trattles (born 1 Nov 1857, Hinderwell, Yorkshire, England, UK, d. 6 Mar 1938, Queensland, Australia) and fathered two children. Arthur Coker. 1. Arthur Albert COKER, b. 12 Mar 1900, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia , d. 22 Apr 1969, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia (Age 69
- [Leonard William Thomas Coker](https://oznunns.com.au/leonard-william-thomas-coker/) - Leonard William Thomas Coker (born 3 Dec 1865 St Dunstan's, Stepney, London, England, died 22 Jun 1918 Rockhampton, Qld, Australia) married Sarah Jane Williams (born 31 May 1866, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, d. 20 Sep 1945, Innisfail, Queensland, Australia). 1. Ethel Josephine COKER, b. 4 Sep 1890, Queensland, Australia , d. 15 Sep 1920, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia (Age 30 years)
- [Ada Mary Anne Coker](https://oznunns.com.au/ada-mary-anne-coker/) - Ada Goleby, nee Coker. Ada Mary Anne Coker (born 6 Mar 1864 at 44 Nicholas Street, Mile End, Stepney, London, England, died 18 Jan 1926 Wynstoy Ave, Enfield, Sydney, NSW, Australia) married Arthur James Goleby (born 28 Jan 1861, Pimlico, London, England, died 16 Jun 1936, Brisbane, Qld, Aust) and had 8 children.
- [Cokers of London](https://oznunns.com.au/cokers-of-london/) - The Coker family of Stepney, London, had a close connection to the maritime industry in the 18th and 19th centuries.While my interest is with James Thomas Coker (see below for his family) who went to Australia in 1870, there are also details on other branches of the family in England and elsewhere. 1.
- [Jane Elizabeth Coker](https://oznunns.com.au/jane-elizabeth-coker/) - Jane Elizabeth Coker (born 13 Mar 1859 at 5 Salman Cottages, Ratcliff, Stepney, London, England, July 1948, Rockhampton, Qld, Australia) married Frederick Lomas and had a least one child and also raised her brother Harry's daughter Emily. 1. Rowland Frank Eugene LOMAS, b. Aug 1884, Balmain, New South Wales, Australia , d. 29 Mar 1918, Gezaincourt, Somme, France (Age
- [Wickhambrook](https://oznunns.com.au/wickhambrook/) - Wickhambrook is another close village to both Chevington and Hargrave. We find some movement of the Nunns, mainly from Hargrave.In my direct male line, David Nunn from Chevington married a third cousin, Rachel Nunn from Wickhambrook. Rachel's father Francis Nunn was from Hargrave, but his father was from Chevington.
- [Hargrave](https://oznunns.com.au/hargrave/) - Hargrave; sister village to Chevington By Warren Nunn Hargrave is a sister village to Chevington and is within easy walking distance. The road leading into Hargrave Church. The Nunn name is prolific in both villages in the 19th century and, for a time, Hargrave residents had to go to Chevington for baptisms and marriages. The
- [Violet Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/violet-nunn/) - Violet Nunn's birth certificate. Violet Nunn (born 7 Aug 1878 Ipswich, Queensland, Australia, died 23 Nov 1959 Queensland, Australia) married George Johnson (born Abt 1876, Franklin Vale, Ipswich, Queensland, died 30 Dec 1947, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia) and gave birth to nine children (see below). 1. Lily Violet JOHNSON, b. 31 Jul 1897, Queensland, Australia , d. 1971, Queensland,
- [May Emma Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/may-emma-nunn/) - May Emma Nunn's birth certificate. May Emma Nunn (born 6 Nov 1876 Ipswich, Queensland, Australia, died 26 Oct 1931 Ipswich, Queensland, Australia) married James Neilson (born 8 May 1873, Ross, Wesland, New Zealand, died 21 Nov 1941, Frederick Town, Riverview, Qld, Aust) and gave birth to six children (see below). 1. Violet Ellen NEILSON,
- [William Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/william-nunn/) - William Nunn and his wife Emily Scarborough standing with their son Stanley possibly about 1930. Inset images either side of them are of Emily and William with their children (from left margin downward) Vera (whose married name was Geddes), Stanley and Reginald. Then from top right margin downward; Emily (whose married name was Bignell), Harold
- [Sydney Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/sydney-nunn/) - Sid Nunn (inset) in family photo taken after his passed away in 1919. Standing back from left are: Eric Ronald, William Everard, Norman Edward, Sidney Garnet. Next row from left, Esme Edna, Bertram Royal, Evelyn Alice, Dudley Mervyn, Sid's widow Rose (Selina Rose Hawkins), Doris Pearl, Gladys May, Alma Nellie Victoria, Basil Frank (known as Frank)
- [David "Dick" Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/david-dick-nunn/) - David (who was known as Dick) Nunn pictured top left with some of his children including (from left) Lily Jane (married name Statham), Arnold Ernst, Mary Ellen (married name Bott), Cecil Colvin (known as Bunny a nickname by which his nephew Gordon David Nunn became known when he played soccer for Australia), Muriel Heather (married
- [Phoebe Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/phoebe-nunn/) - Phoebe Nunn and her husband James Roberts with their children. All the girls are identified on image. Eldest son Norman is standing back between his parents. Youngest son Sid is sitting with his father and Arthur is reclining beside his sister Elsie. Below is extract from Phoebe's birth certificate. Phoebe Nunn (born 22 Sep 1864
- [Albert Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/albert-nunn/) - Albert Nunn's birth certificate. Albert Nunn (born 11 Sep 1862 Ipswich, Queensland, died 24 Oct 1931 Qld, Aust), married Jane Tutin (born C1865, died 26 Nov 1940, Queensland, Aust) and fathered two children (see below). 1. Mary Elsie NUNN, b. 24 Apr 1895, Queensland, Australia , d. 3 Nov 1964, Queensland, Australia (Age 69 years) 2. Florence Claris NUNN,
- [George Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/george-nunn/) - George Nunn (top right) with son Gordon George. Below that is Evelyn May Elizabeth (whose married name was McQuilty), Gordon George, Edith Maud (whose married name was Wise) and Fredrick George. Below is an extract from George's birth certificate. George Nunn (born 30 Oct 1860 Ipswich, Qld, Australia, died 1 May 1939 Brisbane,
- [Amos Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/amos-nunn/) - Amos Nunn, left, and several of his children. Colour image is of David Nunn (1886-1970) and his wife Marion Thomson (1901-1981); below them is Isabella Nunn (1889-1980) on her wedding day in 1909 to William James Walker (1888-1967). At top right are sisters Ruby Gladys Nunn (1898-1984) whose married name was Ford and May "Dolly"
- [James Silver letters](https://oznunns.com.au/letters/) - From James Silver (1863-1949) to his daughter Bella Dobbs (1893-1968) Burnside Whitmore St Taringa SW1 27/9/39 My Dear Bell and all, How are you all getting on, I hope you are all in good health and got over your colds? I don’t know how you folks are but we still have a hint of cold weather
- [James Coker and Emily Lee](https://oznunns.com.au/james-coker-and-emily-lee/) - James Coker and Emily Lee By Warren Nunn Teenagers James Thomas Coker and Emily Lee married at Barking, near London, England in 1858 and arrived in Rockhampton, Queensland 12 years later with their first six children, Jane (11), Emily (9), Ada (7), Leonard (5), Arthur (4) and Harry (2). James Thomas Coker (bigger image) with
- [Early Suffolk](https://oznunns.com.au/early-suffolk/) - Chevington All Saints church in which many of our Nunn ancestors spent time for some reason either to be baptised (note the font inset image), married or for a funeral service. Photos: Warren Nunn 2004. Suffolk forms part of the East Anglian plain and consists almost wholly of an undulating region which rarely attains an
- [Ode to Grandad](https://oznunns.com.au/ode-to-grandad/) - Written by Cyril Coker’s granddaughter Bettrys Wellings.Ode to GrandadWhat a great man at the age of 85To achieve such great things and still be alive -To fight for his country, to have a family,To publish a book, and start another three.So many things to love about his waysSo many things – how to portray?He lived
- [Harvieston fire](https://oznunns.com.au/harvieston-fire/) - Three articles about Harvieston Farm fire Dundee Courier 31 January 1902, PAGE 4. Destructive farm fire in the Mearns FOURTH WITHIN A FORTNIGHT DAMAGE, 2000 POUNDS A disastrous farm fire broke out on the farm at Harvieston, near Catterline, about six miles south of Stonehaven, yesterday (Thursday) forenoon. It appears that while one of the domestic
- [Gogango burials](https://oznunns.com.au/gogango-burials/) - Gogango burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I have
- [Dawson River Boolburra burials](https://oznunns.com.au/dawson-river-boolburra-burials/) - Dawson River Boolburra burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I
- [Bone Creek burial](https://oznunns.com.au/bone-creek-burial/) - Bone Creek burial The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I
- [Windah burials](https://oznunns.com.au/windah-burials/) - Windah burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I have
- [Gogango Creek burials](https://oznunns.com.au/gogango-creek-burials/) - Gogango Creek burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I
- [Gogango Scrub burials](https://oznunns.com.au/gogango-scrub-burials/) - Gogango Scrub burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I
- [Springvale, near Gogango, burials](https://oznunns.com.au/springvale-near-gogango-burials/) - Springvale, near Gogango, burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries,
- [Lilyvale burials](https://oznunns.com.au/lilyvale-burials/) - Lilyvale burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I have
- [Rocky Creek burials](https://oznunns.com.au/rocky-creek-burials/) - Rocky Creek burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I
- [Rookwood burials](https://oznunns.com.au/rookwood-burials/) - Rookwood burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I have
- [Spring Creek burial](https://oznunns.com.au/spring-creek-burial/) - Spring Creek burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I
- [Well Camp burials](https://oznunns.com.au/well-camp-burials/) - Well Camp burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I
- [Middleton's Bog burials](https://oznunns.com.au/middletons-bog-burials/) - Middleton's Bog burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I
- [Stoney Creek burials](https://oznunns.com.au/stoney-creek-burials/) - Stoney Creek burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I have
- [Knebworth burials](https://oznunns.com.au/knebworth-burials/) - Knebworth burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I have
- [Herbert Creek burials](https://oznunns.com.au/herbert-creek-burials/) - Herbert Creek burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I
- [Mocamonga/The Tunnel burials](https://oznunns.com.au/mocamonga-the-tunnel-burials/) - Mocamonga/Mocomungal/The Tunnel, Herbert Creek burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of
- [Rio burials](https://oznunns.com.au/rio-burials/) - Rio burials The following information was drawn from the public record (https://www.familyhistory.bdm.qld.gov.au/) as well as a privately compiled document titled Gogango District Cemeteries Burials and Monumental Descriptions. The late Jim Dobbs, who farmed at Boolburra west of Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia, gave me the document. Where I've been able to identify the location of cemeteries, I have

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- [William Cooper](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/william-cooper/)
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- [Red Lion Inn](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/red-lion-inn/)
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- [Louisa Ellen Webber](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/louisa-ellen-webber/)
- [Jonathan Nunn](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/jonathan-nunn/)
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- [Jersey Evening Post](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/jersey-evening-post/)
- [Lancashire Infantry Museum](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/lancashire-infantry-museum/)
- [Dominic Butler](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/dominic-butler/)
- [Mystery of the First World War soldier is solved](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/mystery-of-the-first-world-war-soldier-is-solved/)
- [First World War](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/first-world-war/)
- [Nancy Hambleton](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/nancy-hambleton/)
- [boot repairer](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/boot-repairer/)
- [Stowmarket](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/stowmarket/)
- [Fanny Carr](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/fanny-carr/)
- [Elly Babbedge](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/elly-babbedge/)
- [Channel Islands](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/channel-islands/)
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- [rodent ulcer](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/rodent-ulcer/)
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- [Conveyancer](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/conveyancer/)
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- [Stanwell](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/stanwell/)
- [Gatton](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/gatton/)
- [Margaret Isobella Silver](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/margaret-isobella-silver/)
- [George Mabbett](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/george-mabbett/)
- [Malakoff Road](https://oznunns.com.au/tag/malakoff-road/)
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