Mary Louise Anna LINDEMANN
Sex: F
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Birth: 20 Jan 1891 - Toowoomba, Qld
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Death: 10 Nov 1966 - ? Queensland
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Spouses and Children
1. *William HANLEY 12,17
Marriage: 13 Nov 1912 - Pittsworth, Qld
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See Notes for Husband, William Hanley.
Adelaide (or Adeline) LYNCH
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 5 Dec 1878 - Cooma, NSW 1,6
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Death: 22 Apr 1884 - Cooma, NSW 6
Burial: Abt 27 Apr 1884 - Mittagang Cemetery, Cooma, NSW
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Events
1. Baptism, 22 Dec 1878 in Cooma Nsw
Godparents - Wm MOORE (brother of Mother?) & Mary JOHNSON
Parents
Father: William LYNCH
Mother: Annie MOORE
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Death Notes:
Reg Gen Death Index No 10894Burial Notes:
Buried in same plot as parents - William Lynch and Annie Moore - name shown on headstone as Ada "Cooma General Cemetery - Catholic Section"General:
Reg Gen Birth Index No " " Death " No 10894 5
Alice Maud (Maud) LYNCH
Sex: F
AKA: WATSON, Alice Maud
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Birth: 12 Feb 1880 - Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Death: 14 Oct 1963 - Sydney, New South Wales, Australia 19
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Parents
Father: Henry August WATSON 1
Mother: Bridget LYNCH
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Birth Notes:
at the "Benevolent Aslym" Sydney, NSWGeneral:
Birth Reg = 1880/735; Alice Maud LYNCH, mother Bridget LYNCH, father not shown (unknown) --------------------------------------------- Surname changed to WATSON after mother's marriage to Henry WATSON 3,19
Ann (Annie) LYNCH
Sex: F
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Birth: 1875 - Cooma, NSW 1
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Parents
Father: Bryan LYNCH
Mother: Mary Ann STOPP
Spouses and Children
1. *Edward MULLANEY 1
Marriage: 1907 - Sydney, NSW
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Birth Notes:
Nsw Reg Gen Birth Index No. 10060General:
Nsw Reg Gen Birth Index No. 10060 Nsw Reg Gen Marriage Index No. 414Marriage Notes (Edward MULLANEY)
Chris Loudon notes on Bryan Lynch show Ann married to an unknown Jones,based on a daughter Dorothy Jones still living in 1985. I believe Ann actually married Edward Mullaney, and daughter Dorothy married Stanford Alfred Jones. (The Mrs Mullang referred to in Bryan's obituaries is almost certainly Mrs Mullaney)
Note Chris Loudon also has Johanna as the Mrs Mullang, but I now know that Johanna was Mrs Horace Dannock (married 1921 in Victoria)
Need marriage or death certificate to remove all doubt. 1
Nsw Reg Gen Marriage Index No. 414
Ann (or Anna) LYNCH
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 17 Mar 1851 - Snowy River, NSW
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Death: 9 Nov 1937 - Marrickville, NSW
Burial: 11 Nov 1937 - Woronora, NSW
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Events
1. Baptism, 22 Oct 1851 in Queanbeyan, NSW
Godparents - John McCARTHY & Ellen TRACEY; Bapt by Fr R Walsh at St Raphael's Catholic Church, Queanbeyan, NSW Abode - Snowy River, in the district of Maneroo - Occupation not listed No. 1530 Vol 68 Facsimilie copy held by CCL
Parents
Father: James (Snr) LYNCH 7
Mother: Julia McCARTHY 7
Spouses and Children
1. *William PUDNEY 1
Marriage: 1895 - Sydney, NSW
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Birth Notes:
Maneroo (Monaro) District, NSWBurial Notes:
Catholic SectionGeneral:
Nsw Reg Gen Birth Index No 1529 vol 68 Nsw Reg Gen Death Index No. 25404 Nsw Reg Gen Marriage Index No. 67 Buried Woronora Cemetery, RC Section 3 Grave 904 - No Headstone Age 76 ----------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- Funeral Notice, Sydney Morning Herald, 11 November 1937 Pudney - The relatives and friends of the late Annie Pudney are invited to attend her funeral , to leave 17 Maria Street, Petersham this afternoon at 1.30 o'clock for the Catholic Cemetery Woronora. ______________________________________________________________ Ellen TRACEY, godparent to Ann - witness at christening/baptism in 1851, came from Tipperary, married a Denis O'MARA (also from Tipperary) in 1857 1,6Marriage Notes (William PUDNEY)
Nsw Reg Gen Marriage Index No. 67
Bridget LYNCH
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 3 Jan 1853 - Bolero, Maneroo (Monaro) District, NSW
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Death: 31 Dec 1930 - Petersham, NSW
Burial: 2 Jan 1931 - Waverley, NSW
Cause of Death: Cerebral Haemorrhage
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Events
1. Religion, CofE
2. Baptism, 20 May 1853 in Queanbeyan, NSW
Godparents - Michael McCARTHY & Catheine McCARTHY; Bapt by Fr R Walsh at St Raphael's Catholic Church, Queanbeyan, NSW Abode - Bolero, in the district of Maneroo - Father's occupation not listed No. 1032 Vol 70 Facsimilie copy held by CCL3. Residence, 30 Dec 1930 in Petersham, NSW
at 17 Livingstone Road, Petersham
Parents
Father: James (Snr) LYNCH 7
Mother: Julia McCARTHY 7
Spouses and Children
1. *Henry August WATSON 1
Marriage: 1882 - Sydney, NSW 20
Children:
1. Alice Maud (Maud) LYNCH 1,3
2. Julia Margaret WATSON 1,2
3. William H (Sunny) WATSON 2
4. Catherine Margaret Agnes (Bub, Kathleen) WATSON 1,2
5. Lillie May (Lil, Lilly) WATSON 1,2
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Death Notes:
at her residence 17 Livingstone Road, Petersham, copy of Extract held by CCLBurial Notes:
Anglican Sect 7, Ordinary Row 19, plot 4030, same as husbandGeneral:
Nsw Reg Gen Birth Index No 1032 vol 70 Marriage Reg = ??? Not found in BMD Index Nsw Reg Gen Death Index No. 18760 Death Extract - 1930/18760 Copy held by CCL --------------------------------------------- Buried Waverley Cemetery, Anglican Section 7 Ordinary Row 19, plot 4030 Death Certificate states Married in Sydney Nsw at age 26, children of marriage Alice M 49, Wi lliam H 45, Kathleen A 40, Lillie M 38 living, none deceased. Informant: L Kennedy, daughter, 19 Livingstone Road, Petersham. Buried C of E Cemetery, Waverley, minister: S Buchell, Roman Catholic. ----------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------- Death Notice, Sydney Morning Herald, Thursday 1 January 1931 Watson - December 31, 1930, at her residence, 19 Livingstone Road Petersham, Bridget, relict of the late Henry Watson, in her 76th year. RIP
Funeral Notice, Sydney Morning Herald, Thursday 1 January 1931 Watson - The relatives and friends of Mr William Watson, Mr and Mrs G Smith and family, Mr and Mrs F Bloomfield and family, Mr and Mrs W Kennedy, Mrs Pudney, and Millie McCarthy are invited to attend thefuneral of their beloved mother, grandmother and sister, Bridget Watson; to leave her late residence, 19 Livingstone Road, Petersham, tomorrow, Friday, at 9.30am for Waverley Cemetery. Motor Funeral. Wood Coffill Limited, Motor Funeral Directors 1,3,21
Bryan LYNCH
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 1841 - Frying Pan, Maneroo (Monaro) District, NSW
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Death: 22 Jan 1923 - Cooma, NSW
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Cause of Death: Old age?
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Events
1. Occupation, Drover, Stockman
2. Residence, Apr 1891 in Dry Plain, near Cooma, NSW
Census April 1891 Dry Plain - Lynch, Brian + 5 Sons & Mary Ann (wife) and 6 daughters
Parents
Father: James (Snr) LYNCH 7
Mother: Julia McCARTHY 7
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary Ann STOPP
Marriage: 15 Jun 1869 - Rocky Plain, near Adaminaby, NSW
Children:
1. Julia Jane LYNCH
2. Joseph James LYNCH
3. George LYNCH
4. Ann (Annie) LYNCH
5. Emma Frances LYNCH
6. Georgina Magaret LYNCH
7. Reginald John LYNCH
8. Johanna (Josephine) LYNCH
9. Frederick Bryan LYNCH
10. Christina May LYNCH
11. Mary LYNCH
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Death Notes:
Died at daughters (Emma Frances McCann) residence - Crisp Street, Cooma Copy of Death Certificate - held by CCL, died of - a) Hypostatic Penumonia & b) Senility and general decayGeneral:
No birth registration - birth recording did not begin in the Manero area until about 1844 when Ft Michael Kavanagh of Queanbeyan Parish began recording births and baptisms in the Manero area. Nsw Reg Gen Death Index No. 1985 Parents indexed as John and Julia Nsw Reg Gen Marriage Index No. 2151 Cooma Indexed as Bryant Lynch ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------- Newspaper - November 12, 1884 Bryan Lynch received 25% from the Bombala Sheep and Cattle Prevention Association on account of the one hundred pounds reward. The balance will be paid to him on the conviction of Casey. --------------------------------------------- Obit notice - Monaro Mercury - January 11, 1923 Records the death of Bryan Lynch, a former drover and stockman aged about 80. He once made a record journey from Adaminaby to Port Pirie (SA) with stock. In 1862 he took a mob of cattle from Bolairo (Messre Chippendale's) to Melbourne and returned by coach. He was on several Victorian and NSW goldfields. Was at Glenrowan during the activities of the Kelly gang. He remembered Cooma before the big goal was erected and had many reminiscences of early Cooma. He remembered prisoners being chained to a tree to prevent their escape during the building of the goal. He was born at Frying Pan, his father being John Lynch, who was also a stockman. Both his parents were natives of Tipperary, Ireland. Bryan once owned a portion of Dry Plain. In the absence of a priest the funeral service was read by Stan Dykes. Funeral arrangements were by JF Allen. He was a widower with 3 sons: Joseph of Berridale; Reginald of Sydney; and George of Cooma (Railway Dept.), and four daughters; Medames Jackson and Mullang of Sydney, and Jas McCann of Cooma and 2 sisters, Mesdames Watson and Pudney of Sydney. Small of stature, a character well known in town and district. Always ready to tell tales of the early days. He lived across the creek near the Nyjong Reserve for many years prior to his death. --------------------------------------------- Obituary, Cooma Express, Friday 26 January 1923 Mr Bryan Lynch As briefly mentioned in the last issue of "The Express" Mr Bryan Lynch died on Monday afternoon at the age of 83. By his death another link with the past has gone, for deceased, was always an authority on local lore, and his opinion was frequently sought to settle a question. He has been failing since his wife died, since when he was rarely in town. He passed away peacefully at the residence of Mr Jas McCann, and he was born at Frying Pan, near Adaminaby. The deceased was a son of the late Mr and Mrs John Lynch, who were natives of Tipperary (Ireland). Bryan Lynch followed various callings, and in his younger days was an expert stockman. Once he performed a record trip droving from Adaminaby to Port Pirie (SA). He is said to have been with the Chippendale brothers when they took stock from Bolero to Melbourne. Deceased could also relate of the stirring times of the gold rushes and worked on many of the diggings in this State and Victoria. In fact he was near Glenrowan when the Kelly gang were operating. The late Mr Lynch retained excellent memory till the last. He could tell of the early days of Cooma, before the gaol was built, and frequently spoke of how the prisoners were chained. The following family is ledt: Messrs Joseph (Berridale), George (Cooma), and Reg (Sydney) and Mesdames Mullang (Sydney), J McCann (Cooma), Dannock (Melbourne) and Jackson (Sydney). Mr William Lynch of Lambie Street, Cooma, is a brother, and there are two sisters also left, viz Mrs Watson (Petersham) and Mrs Padney (Sydney). There are 11 grandchildren. The funeral took place on the 23rd inst., and was well attended. In the absence of both priests (who are away on retreat) Mr Stan J Dykes read the service. The pall bearers were Messrs M McCarthy, Thos McManus, E Rolfe and A Povey. Mr Jas F Allen, of Cooma conducted the funeral arrangements. ----------------------------------------------------------------- --------- Obituary, Manero Mercury, Friday 26 January 1923 Death of Old Cooma Resident Mr Bryan Lynch, an old resident of Cooma, succumbed, at the residence of Mr J McCann, on Monday afternoon to an attack of pneumonia, at the advanced age of 83 years. The deceased, who was well known in the district, followed droving and was amongst the stock all his life. He once made a record journey from Adaminaby to Port Pirie, South Australia, with stock, and in 1862 took a mob of cattle for the Messrs Chippendale from Bolero, Adaminaby district, to Melbourne, returning by coach. His career was somewhat varied, he having been on numbers of goldfields in this State and Victoria. He was also in the Glenrowan district when the notorious Kelly gang of bushrangers were terrorising the country. His recollections of Cooma carry back to the period prior to the erection of the gaol, at which time prisoners were chained to tree stumps to prevent their escape, and he was well versed in the doings of the early days of Cooma. He was born at Frring Pan, near Adaminiby, and his father Mr John Lynch, was also a stockman, both his parents being natives of Tipperary, Ireland. The late Mr Brian Lynch owned a portion of the Dry Plain Station some years since. The funeral took place at the Mittagang Cemetery on Tuesday and was largely attended, the remains being followed by a number of relatives and friends. In the absence of the Dean and associated priest, the funeral service was conducted by Mr N Dykes. The bearers were Messrs J Rolfe, A Povey, T McManus and M McCarthy. Mr J F Allen had charge of the funeral arrangements. Deceased was a widower and he leaves three sons, Messrs Joseph (Berridale), George (Cooma) and Reginald Lynch (Sydney); and four daughters, Mesdames Jackson and Mullang of Sydney, McCann, Cooma and Dannock, Melbourne. One brother, Mr William Lynch of Cooma and two sisters Mesdames Watson of Petersham, and Pudney of Sydney, survive him. He also leaves eleven grandchildren. 18
Bryan LYNCH
Sex: M
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Birth: Abt 1775 - ? Ireland
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Spouses and Children
1. *Mary SMITH 7
Marriage: Bet 1800 and 1807 - Co. Meath, Ireland
Children:
1. James (Snr) LYNCH 7
Catherine (Kate) LYNCH
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 23 Aug 1859 - Mambrooh, Maneroo (Monaro) District, NSW
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Death: 27 Dec 1891 - Dubbo, NSW
Burial: 28 Dec 1891 - Dubbo, NSW
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Events
1. Baptism, 21 Oct 1859 in Queanbeyan, NSW
Godparents - John McCARTHY & Eliza RAWSON; Bapt by Fr Michael Kavanagh at St Raphael's Catholic Church, Queanbeyan, NSW
Parents
Father: James (Snr) LYNCH 7
Mother: Julia McCARTHY 7
Spouses and Children
1. *Michael QUINN 22,23
Marriage: 8 Jan 1890 - North Shore, Sydney, NSW
Children:
1. Catherine Maude QUINN
Notes
Birth Notes:
? registration no 6788?Burial Notes:
Fr F MOYLAN, RC priestGeneral:
Catherine died of Heart Disease, apparent only half an hour before her death, probably brought about as a result of the birth of her daughter. Dubbo Registration No 4864 of Jan 15, 1892, entry taken by WJ Martin. Nsw Reg Gen Birth Index No 6788 Indexed as unnamed female Nsw Reg Gen Death Index No. 1892/4864 Nsw Reg Gen Marriage Index No. 1890/6707, St Leonards 1,24Marriage Notes (Michael QUINN)
St Mary's Roman Catholic Church; Witnesses - Frank LYNCH & Annie HANLEY (probably Anorah, sister to John HANLEY who married Johanna LYNCH, Catherine's elder sister)
Christina May LYNCH
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 5 Dec 1887 - Dry Plain, near Cooma, NSW
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Death: Unknown - ? Cooma, NSW
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Events
1. Baptism, 1887
Godparents - William MOORE & Margaret FLANAGAN
Parents
Father: Bryan LYNCH
Mother: Mary Ann STOPP
Spouses and Children
1. *Charles William JACKSON 12,18
Marriage: 10 Oct 1908 - Cooma, NSW
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Nsw Reg Gen Birth Index No. 1888/27716 Cooma Nsw Reg Gen Marriage Index No. 10668 Cooma, St Patrick's RC 1Marriage Notes (Charles William JACKSON)
St Patrick's Catholic Church