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*/ Text[0]=["","Information relating to this entry will appear in this location shortly."] Text[1]=["","Click on the surname for more information."] Text[2]=["Johannes Hermann SCHILLING","(Anglicized as John Herman Shilling after World War I)
In Narrogin from 1906, the storekeeper who developed his shop into the well-known Shillings Store in the 1920s. He was a devout Methodist and was father-in-law of Mayor Moses Hubert ("Moses") Mowday.
"] Text[3]=["Anne SEARLE","Information provided by Terrie, from Rockingham WA - telo@iprimus.com.au
Anne SEARLE is listed in the Southern Cross Cemetery (Pioneer) Transcriptions.
Anne SEARLE was my GG Grandmother.
She was nursing the sick during the plague of Black Flu; she succumbed to the disease herself and died.
She was born in the Jeramongup area, the daughter of Robert Gamble and Eliza.
Her husband whom she married when she was just 14 years old was a convict, William SEARLE.
At the time of her death in Southern Cross, Williiam was contract carting Sandalwood between Southern Cross and Coolgardie with their eldest daughters husband, Dick Burridge, and their son, George Burridge.
William SEARLE and Margaret (Maggie) SEARLE (nee MAHER) buried at Narrogin were William and Anne SEARLEs Son and Daughter in law. Maggie was the daughter of John and Catherine MAHER (nee McGough). John MAHER is buried in Albany and Catherine MAHER (nee McGough) is buried at Wagin."] Text[4]=["STAFFORD - POOL - NEATHAMMER","Information provided by Janis Sharkey, great granddaughter of Margaret and Septimus Stafford
In Wickepin cemetery, there is a person by the surname of Stella Marjorie Neathammer who is buried with Margaret Stafford. The records say that she was an infant, but actually she was cremated in America and her ashes were brought to Australia and interred with Margaret, July 16th 1994. This lady was once known as Stella Marjorie Pool, married name Neathammer. Her initials on the grave are S.M.P. Stella is the granddaughter of Margaret and daughter of Eileen. Stellas date of birth - 13th July 1921. From memory only now, she died in America 15th June 1994."] Text[5]=["SUKROO","The following was written in an email by a relative.
William Peter and Dorothy Jean Sukroo. William Peter Sukroo looks to have been the son of Peter and Adelaide Sukroo ( both buried in the Karrakatta/Perth Cemetery). Willie (possibly buried in Fremantle) Sukroo was my grandmothers uncle (mother Elizabeth Ann Sukroo/Brennans brother) as was Peter (husband of Adelaide). Unfortunately unlike most of the NZ, NSW and Victorian based Sukroo family members (cousins) with this name, the Western Australian ones were largely adopted (apparently). According to my mother. Might explain the lack of head stones.
So its been a rather tricky enterprise when some of them contact me asking for information on the family. I even think that some of them have taken on the Sukroo name when (in actuality) they where Adelaides or Dorothys children from a previous relationship. But again - I need to research this area more. Im currently operating from the standpoint of hearsay. But my mother is invariably very accurate. After all they were her great uncles.
Both Willie Sukroo (fought in France in WW1) aged 43 and Peter Sukroo were born in Bairnsdale (Wyung) Vic to Wilhelm Von/Van Sukro (1838 Posen Prussia/Poland-1899 Wyung/Bairnsdale) and Anne/Annie Lynch (born Cavan Ireland) died Bairnsdale 1916. They both made at least biannual visits to Sale/Bairnsdale Vic - hence my mother (born 1941 and her brother born 1935) having an opportunity to get to know (a fair bit) about them. Her mother was (my grandmother) Amy Elizabeth Brennan m. Hickey 1935. 1909 Sale, Vic-1989 Echuca Vic. Uncle Willie Sukroo was apparently a camel driver in Fremantle (and at one time possibly the unofficial mayor of Fremantle WA). He was a plumber?/fixed windmills. As for GG Uncle Peter Sukroo Im not entirely certain what he got up to. Willie made more frequent visits back to Victoria and was unmarried- take a look at his military injuries and youll soon work out possibly why. I havent found his grave yet...think that he died in the 1950s. There were 5 or 6 Sukroo brothers and two sisters (Bertha Emma Sukroo died 1915 in tragic circumstances) and Elizabeth Ann Sukroo (Brennan died 1963) (my great grandmother) (Im named after her). Jimmy (James) Sukroo, Patrick Albert (known as Albert) Sukroo (Stratford) and Frederick Sukroo (NZ) (American ones decended from him).
Information provided by Elizabeth Ann Curtain - email: curtain150@ozemail.com.au"] Text[6]=["Edward (Ted) TOWNSEND","House painter, signwriter, prominent memeber of Operatic and Dramatic Society.
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