Mid North Coast Pioneers - Newcastle to Lismore and beyond

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Birth	July 17, 1852 47 38 Dural, New South Wales, Australia Source: Scott - Paul - Family History Publication: Various Word documents sent by Paul Scott to Stuart via email on 10 January 2009.. Citation details: Scott3_4
Marriage of a sibling	George SKINNER — Ann MOULDS — View this family March 15, 1853 (Age 7 months) Dural, New South Wales, Australia Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: V1853133 149/1853 SKINNER GEORGE MOULD ANN CX
Marriage of a sibling	Stephen PURNELL — Rosetta MOULDS — View this family February 14, 1854 (Age 18 months) New South Wales, Australia Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: V185458/41/1854 PURNELL STEPHEN MOULD ROSETTA --
Death of a paternal grandmother	Ann DAVIS March 11, 1854 (Age 19 months) Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Source: Scott - Paul - Family History Publication: Various Word documents sent by Paul Scott to Stuart via email on 10 January 2009.. Citation details: Scott3_8 Source: Deaths Registered in New South Wales Publication: New South Wales Government Citation details: V18541741 41A/1854 MOULDS ANN AGE 80 -- -- Source: Web Site - Australian Cemeteries Index Citation details: Miscellaneous transcriptions
Death of a paternal grandmother	Ann DAVIS March 11, 1854 (Age 19 months) Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Source: Scott - Paul - Family History Publication: Various Word documents sent by Paul Scott to Stuart via email on 10 January 2009.. Citation details: Scott3_8 Source: Deaths Registered in New South Wales Publication: New South Wales Government Citation details: V18541741 41A/1854 MOULDS ANN AGE 80 -- -- Source: Web Site - Australian Cemeteries Index Citation details: Miscellaneous transcriptions
Death of a maternal grandmother	Ann BEAN March 11, 1854 (Age 19 months) Baulkham Hills, New South Wales, Australia Source: J - Deaths Registered in New South Wales Citation details: V18541744 41A/1854 JAMES ANN AGE 64 Quality of data: secondary evidence Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen
Burial of a paternal grandmother	Ann DAVIS after March 11, 1854 (Age 19 months) Parramatta Anglican (St. John's) Cemetery, Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Source: Web Site - Harrison - Tony Note: Simon Moulds died on 17th June 1843 but Ann lived until she was 80. Both are buried in the Churchyard of St. John's. Simon's headstone survives, but unsure about Ann's. Shared note: St. John's Cemetery, Parramatta, NSW St. John's Cemetery, Parramatta, NSW Extracts from “The Parramatta Cemeteries - St John's" by Judith Dunn of the Parramatta and District Historical Society, 1991) St John’s Cemetery, the oldest existing European burial ground in Australia, was established on the southern outskirts of the Rose Hill settlement in 1790. There were ten burials in the cemetery by the end of 1790 and a further 67 in 1791. The death of Henry Edward Dodd, 28.1.1791, approximately one year after the first burial in the cemetery, has given Parramatta two important firsts. Dodd was Superintendent of convicts employed in cultivation at Rose Hill and his was the first public funeral in the colony. His headstone is the earliest in situ in Australia. It was an indication of the esteem in which Henry Dodd was held that when the colony was facing famine, a headstone was provided. It simply inscribed, H. E. Dodd 1791. A Government Order dated Saturday 11 May 1811 stated: ". . . It being a sacred Duty incumbent on All, to guard and protect the Remains of their deceased Friends from every unnecessary Exposure, it hence becomes necessary that the several Consecrated Burial Grounds should be speedily inclosed in a decent manner." The inhabitants of Parramatta began an Enclosure Fund in accordance with the government order. The resulting ditch and fence cost £82-4-7, a large sum of money in 1811, and indicating that it must have been a very substantial barrier as convict labour was fairly readily available. However, by the early 1820's the bank and ditch enclosure had fallen into decay and Governor Brisbane gave instructions for the brick wall, which still stands, to be built around the site. Unfortunately, no records survive that detail any aspect of the construction of the wall; tile brickmaker, builder, and cost are all unknown. The bricks are, however, the typical apricot colour and similar in texture to other bricks known to have been made in Parramatta. Many of the bricks in the wall have impressed arrowhead marks. John Clew's bricks, distinguished by his elongated heart frog mark and by their speckled markings due to impurities in the clay, were subsequently used to repair the walls. He had a particular affinity for the cemetery and its wall and when dying, requested he be buried "as close to his beloved brick wall as possible", His grave is alongside the northern boundary. From the earliest years to late Victorian times the cemetery has seen a huge variety of funerals from the poorest to the most showy and elaborate. Both local and Sydney papers prove a valuable source of information for funeral services and customs of the times. The funeral of D'Arcy Wentworth Esquire took from one o'clock until four o'clock to wend its way from Homebush to the graveside. The Reverend Samuel Marsden was buried "in his own churchyard at Parramatta and upwards of sixty carriages formed the mourning procession.” In the 1930's the cemetery records were destroyed by fire. Many early Australian church records no longer exist due to flood, fire, vermin or human neglect such as illustrated by the well known entry in a clergyman's wife's diary: "The following day being wet, I put the girls to the task of cutting up the old church records as I have found the paper more suitable for the use of curling paper for the girls hair. "
Burial of a paternal grandmother	Ann DAVIS after March 11, 1854 (Age 19 months) Parramatta Anglican (St. John's) Cemetery, Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Source: Web Site - Harrison - Tony Note: Simon Moulds died on 17th June 1843 but Ann lived until she was 80. Both are buried in the Churchyard of St. John's. Simon's headstone survives, but unsure about Ann's. Shared note: St. John's Cemetery, Parramatta, NSW St. John's Cemetery, Parramatta, NSW Extracts from “The Parramatta Cemeteries - St John's" by Judith Dunn of the Parramatta and District Historical Society, 1991) St John’s Cemetery, the oldest existing European burial ground in Australia, was established on the southern outskirts of the Rose Hill settlement in 1790. There were ten burials in the cemetery by the end of 1790 and a further 67 in 1791. The death of Henry Edward Dodd, 28.1.1791, approximately one year after the first burial in the cemetery, has given Parramatta two important firsts. Dodd was Superintendent of convicts employed in cultivation at Rose Hill and his was the first public funeral in the colony. His headstone is the earliest in situ in Australia. It was an indication of the esteem in which Henry Dodd was held that when the colony was facing famine, a headstone was provided. It simply inscribed, H. E. Dodd 1791. A Government Order dated Saturday 11 May 1811 stated: ". . . It being a sacred Duty incumbent on All, to guard and protect the Remains of their deceased Friends from every unnecessary Exposure, it hence becomes necessary that the several Consecrated Burial Grounds should be speedily inclosed in a decent manner." The inhabitants of Parramatta began an Enclosure Fund in accordance with the government order. The resulting ditch and fence cost £82-4-7, a large sum of money in 1811, and indicating that it must have been a very substantial barrier as convict labour was fairly readily available. However, by the early 1820's the bank and ditch enclosure had fallen into decay and Governor Brisbane gave instructions for the brick wall, which still stands, to be built around the site. Unfortunately, no records survive that detail any aspect of the construction of the wall; tile brickmaker, builder, and cost are all unknown. The bricks are, however, the typical apricot colour and similar in texture to other bricks known to have been made in Parramatta. Many of the bricks in the wall have impressed arrowhead marks. John Clew's bricks, distinguished by his elongated heart frog mark and by their speckled markings due to impurities in the clay, were subsequently used to repair the walls. He had a particular affinity for the cemetery and its wall and when dying, requested he be buried "as close to his beloved brick wall as possible", His grave is alongside the northern boundary. From the earliest years to late Victorian times the cemetery has seen a huge variety of funerals from the poorest to the most showy and elaborate. Both local and Sydney papers prove a valuable source of information for funeral services and customs of the times. The funeral of D'Arcy Wentworth Esquire took from one o'clock until four o'clock to wend its way from Homebush to the graveside. The Reverend Samuel Marsden was buried "in his own churchyard at Parramatta and upwards of sixty carriages formed the mourning procession.” In the 1930's the cemetery records were destroyed by fire. Many early Australian church records no longer exist due to flood, fire, vermin or human neglect such as illustrated by the well known entry in a clergyman's wife's diary: "The following day being wet, I put the girls to the task of cutting up the old church records as I have found the paper more suitable for the use of curling paper for the girls hair. "
Burial of a maternal grandmother	Ann BEAN March 12, 1854 (Age 19 months) Parramatta Anglican (St. John's) Cemetery, Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen Shared note: St. John's Cemetery, Parramatta, NSW St. John's Cemetery, Parramatta, NSW Extracts from “The Parramatta Cemeteries - St John's" by Judith Dunn of the Parramatta and District Historical Society, 1991) St John’s Cemetery, the oldest existing European burial ground in Australia, was established on the southern outskirts of the Rose Hill settlement in 1790. There were ten burials in the cemetery by the end of 1790 and a further 67 in 1791. The death of Henry Edward Dodd, 28.1.1791, approximately one year after the first burial in the cemetery, has given Parramatta two important firsts. Dodd was Superintendent of convicts employed in cultivation at Rose Hill and his was the first public funeral in the colony. His headstone is the earliest in situ in Australia. It was an indication of the esteem in which Henry Dodd was held that when the colony was facing famine, a headstone was provided. It simply inscribed, H. E. Dodd 1791. A Government Order dated Saturday 11 May 1811 stated: ". . . It being a sacred Duty incumbent on All, to guard and protect the Remains of their deceased Friends from every unnecessary Exposure, it hence becomes necessary that the several Consecrated Burial Grounds should be speedily inclosed in a decent manner." The inhabitants of Parramatta began an Enclosure Fund in accordance with the government order. The resulting ditch and fence cost £82-4-7, a large sum of money in 1811, and indicating that it must have been a very substantial barrier as convict labour was fairly readily available. However, by the early 1820's the bank and ditch enclosure had fallen into decay and Governor Brisbane gave instructions for the brick wall, which still stands, to be built around the site. Unfortunately, no records survive that detail any aspect of the construction of the wall; tile brickmaker, builder, and cost are all unknown. The bricks are, however, the typical apricot colour and similar in texture to other bricks known to have been made in Parramatta. Many of the bricks in the wall have impressed arrowhead marks. John Clew's bricks, distinguished by his elongated heart frog mark and by their speckled markings due to impurities in the clay, were subsequently used to repair the walls. He had a particular affinity for the cemetery and its wall and when dying, requested he be buried "as close to his beloved brick wall as possible", His grave is alongside the northern boundary. From the earliest years to late Victorian times the cemetery has seen a huge variety of funerals from the poorest to the most showy and elaborate. Both local and Sydney papers prove a valuable source of information for funeral services and customs of the times. The funeral of D'Arcy Wentworth Esquire took from one o'clock until four o'clock to wend its way from Homebush to the graveside. The Reverend Samuel Marsden was buried "in his own churchyard at Parramatta and upwards of sixty carriages formed the mourning procession.” In the 1930's the cemetery records were destroyed by fire. Many early Australian church records no longer exist due to flood, fire, vermin or human neglect such as illustrated by the well known entry in a clergyman's wife's diary: "The following day being wet, I put the girls to the task of cutting up the old church records as I have found the paper more suitable for the use of curling paper for the girls hair. " James - Ann Note: Downloaded from ancestry.com.au.
Birth of a brother	William MOULDS February 17, 1855 (Age 2 years) Dural, New South Wales, Australia Source: Births registered in New South Wales. Citation details: V1855885 42A/1855 MOULDS WILLIAM SIMON ROSETTA Source: Scott - Paul - Family History Publication: Various Word documents sent by Paul Scott to Stuart via email on 10 January 2009.. Citation details: Scott3_4
Death of a maternal grandfather	Samuel JAMES March 6, 1855 (Age 2 years) New South Wales, Australia Source: J - Deaths Registered in New South Wales Citation details: V18551853 43A/1855 JAMES SAMUEL AGE 71 Quality of data: questionable evidence Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen
Burial of a maternal grandfather	Samuel JAMES March 8, 1855 (Age 2 years) Parramatta Anglican (St. John's) Cemetery, Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen Shared note: St. John's Cemetery, Parramatta, NSW St. John's Cemetery, Parramatta, NSW Extracts from “The Parramatta Cemeteries - St John's" by Judith Dunn of the Parramatta and District Historical Society, 1991) St John’s Cemetery, the oldest existing European burial ground in Australia, was established on the southern outskirts of the Rose Hill settlement in 1790. There were ten burials in the cemetery by the end of 1790 and a further 67 in 1791. The death of Henry Edward Dodd, 28.1.1791, approximately one year after the first burial in the cemetery, has given Parramatta two important firsts. Dodd was Superintendent of convicts employed in cultivation at Rose Hill and his was the first public funeral in the colony. His headstone is the earliest in situ in Australia. It was an indication of the esteem in which Henry Dodd was held that when the colony was facing famine, a headstone was provided. It simply inscribed, H. E. Dodd 1791. A Government Order dated Saturday 11 May 1811 stated: ". . . It being a sacred Duty incumbent on All, to guard and protect the Remains of their deceased Friends from every unnecessary Exposure, it hence becomes necessary that the several Consecrated Burial Grounds should be speedily inclosed in a decent manner." The inhabitants of Parramatta began an Enclosure Fund in accordance with the government order. The resulting ditch and fence cost £82-4-7, a large sum of money in 1811, and indicating that it must have been a very substantial barrier as convict labour was fairly readily available. However, by the early 1820's the bank and ditch enclosure had fallen into decay and Governor Brisbane gave instructions for the brick wall, which still stands, to be built around the site. Unfortunately, no records survive that detail any aspect of the construction of the wall; tile brickmaker, builder, and cost are all unknown. The bricks are, however, the typical apricot colour and similar in texture to other bricks known to have been made in Parramatta. Many of the bricks in the wall have impressed arrowhead marks. John Clew's bricks, distinguished by his elongated heart frog mark and by their speckled markings due to impurities in the clay, were subsequently used to repair the walls. He had a particular affinity for the cemetery and its wall and when dying, requested he be buried "as close to his beloved brick wall as possible", His grave is alongside the northern boundary. From the earliest years to late Victorian times the cemetery has seen a huge variety of funerals from the poorest to the most showy and elaborate. Both local and Sydney papers prove a valuable source of information for funeral services and customs of the times. The funeral of D'Arcy Wentworth Esquire took from one o'clock until four o'clock to wend its way from Homebush to the graveside. The Reverend Samuel Marsden was buried "in his own churchyard at Parramatta and upwards of sixty carriages formed the mourning procession.” In the 1930's the cemetery records were destroyed by fire. Many early Australian church records no longer exist due to flood, fire, vermin or human neglect such as illustrated by the well known entry in a clergyman's wife's diary: "The following day being wet, I put the girls to the task of cutting up the old church records as I have found the paper more suitable for the use of curling paper for the girls hair. " James - Samuel Note: Downloaded from ancestry.com.au.
Birth of a sister	Sarah MOULDS about 1858 (Age 5 years) Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Source: Births registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 10491/1858 MOULDS SARAH SIMON ROSETTA PARRAMATTA
Marriage of a sibling	John KIRK — Mary MOULDS — View this family May 20, 1859 (Age 6 years) Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 2615/1859 KIRK JOHN MOULD MARY PARRAMATTA
Marriage of a sibling	Simon MOULDS — Sarah Jane KIRK — View this family about 1862 (Age 9 years) Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 2724/1862 MOULDS SIMON KIRK SARAH JANE PARRAMATTA
Marriage of a sibling	James KIRK — Jane MOULDS — View this family about 1865 (Age 12 years) Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 2895/1865 KIRK JAMES MOULDS JANE PARRAMATTA
Marriage of a sibling	James JACKSON — Jane MOULDS — View this family about 1871 (Age 18 years) Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 1623/1871 JACKSON JAMES KIRK JANE BATHURST
Marriage of a sibling	George Henry MOULDS — Harriet RADLEY — View this family Type: Religious marriage September 30, 1873 (Age 21 years) Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Address: Wesleyan Church Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 3597/1873 MOULDS GEORGE HENRY RADLEY HARRIET PARRAMATTA
Marriage of a sibling	Thomas James HALL — Amelia MOULDS — View this family January 3, 1874 (Age 21 years) Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 67/1874 HALL THOMAS JAMES MOULDS AMELIA SYDNEY Source: Scott - Paul - Family History Publication: Various Word documents sent by Paul Scott to Stuart via email on 10 January 2009.. Citation details: Scott3_4
Death of a father	Simon DAVIS October 31, 1874 (Age 22 years) Castle Hill, New South Wales, Australia Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen Source: Deaths Registered in New South Wales Publication: New South Wales Government Citation details: 7225/1874 MOULDS SIMON SIMON ANN PARRAMATTA
Burial of a father	Simon DAVIS October 31, 1874 (Age 22 years) Castle Hill Anglican (St. Paul's) Cemetery, Castle Hill, New South Wales, Australia Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen Source: Scott - Paul - Family History Publication: Various Word documents sent by Paul Scott to Stuart via email on 10 January 2009..
Marriage of a sibling	Joseph BROGDEN — Susannah MOULDS — View this family Type: Religious marriage November 10, 1875 (Age 23 years) Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Address: All Saints Church of England Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 3742/1875 BROGDEN JOSEPH MOULDS SUSANNAH PARRAMATTA Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen
Marriage of a sibling	William MOULDS — Lydia ROUGHLEY — View this family April 7, 1876 (Age 23 years) Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 3846/1876 MOULDS WILLIAM ROUGHLEY LYDIA PARRAMATTA Source: Scott - Paul - Family History Publication: Various Word documents sent by Paul Scott to Stuart via email on 10 January 2009.. Citation details: Scott3_4
Marriage	William BUTLER — View this family about 1879 (Age 26 years) Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 119/1879 BUTLER WILLIAM MOULDS CHARLOTTE SYDNEY Source: Scott - Paul - Family History Publication: Various Word documents sent by Paul Scott to Stuart via email on 10 January 2009.. Citation details: Scott3_4
Marriage of a sibling	Simon MOULDS — Susannah TAYLOR — View this family July 20, 1880 (Age 28 years) Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 4556/1880 MOULDS SIMON TAYLOR SUSANNA PARRAMATTA
Marriage of a sibling	John Frederick DOWSETT — Sarah MOULDS — View this family about 1880 (Age 27 years) Balmain, New South Wales, Australia Source: Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 1618/1880 DOWSETT JOHN P MOULDS SARAH BALMAIN
Birth of a daughter #1	Florence BUTLER about 1881 (Age 28 years) Glebe, New South Wales, Australia Source: Births registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 5626/1881 BUTLER FLORENCE WILLIAM CHARLOTTE GLEBE
Death of a sister	Mary MOULDS about 1881 (Age 28 years) Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen Source: Deaths Registered in New South Wales Publication: New South Wales Government Citation details: 6048/1881 KIRK MARY SIMON ROSETTA PARRAMATTA
Birth of a son #2	William BUTLER about 1883 (Age 30 years) Glebe, New South Wales, Australia Source: Births registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 6102/1883 BUTLER WILLIAM WILLIAM CHARLOTTE GLEBE
Birth of a son #3	Thomas BUTLER about 1885 (Age 32 years) Newtown, New South Wales, Australia Source: Births registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 8237/1885 BUTLER THOMAS WILLIAM CHARLOTTE NEWTOWN
Birth of a daughter #4	Lottie BUTLER about 1888 (Age 35 years) Newtown, New South Wales, Australia Source: Births registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 8925/1888 BUTLER LOTTIE WILLIAM CHARLOTTE NEWTOWN
Birth of a daughter #5	Rosetta BUTLER about 1889 (Age 36 years) Newtown, New South Wales, Australia Source: Births registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 12542/1889 BUTLER ROSETTA WILLIAM CHARLOTTE NEWTOWN
Death of a mother	Rosetta JAMES September 9, 1889 (Age 37 years) Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Source: Deaths Registered in New South Wales Publication: New South Wales Government Citation details: 8706/1889 MOULDS ROSETTA SAMUEL ANN PARRAMATTA Source: Web Site - Robert Mote - OziGen
Death of a brother	William MOULDS March 30, 1893 (Age 40 years) Dural, New South Wales, Australia Source: Scott - Paul - Family History Publication: Various Word documents sent by Paul Scott to Stuart via email on 10 January 2009.. Citation details: Scott3_4
Death	about 1898 (Age 45 years) Newtown, New South Wales, Australia Source: Deaths Registered in New South Wales Publication: New South Wales Government Citation details: 6384/1898 BUTLER CHARLOTTE UNKNOWN UNKNOWN NEWTOWN

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father	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Rosetta JAMES Ann MOULDS Rosetta MOULDS Elizabeth MOULDS Mary MOULDS Joseph MOULDS Simon MOULDS Jane MOULDS Susannah MOULDS George Henry MOULDS Amelia MOULDS Charlotte MOULDS William MOULDS Sarah MOULDS Simon DAVIS Birth: March 29, 1805 — Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Death: October 31, 1874 — Castle Hill, New South Wales, Australia
mother	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Simon DAVIS Ann MOULDS Rosetta MOULDS Elizabeth MOULDS Mary MOULDS Joseph MOULDS Simon MOULDS Jane MOULDS Susannah MOULDS George Henry MOULDS Amelia MOULDS Charlotte MOULDS William MOULDS Sarah MOULDS Rosetta JAMES Birth: July 9, 1814 30 24 — Baulkham Hills, New South Wales, Australia Death: September 9, 1889 — Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia
	Marriage: January 25, 1830 — Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia
20 months elder sister	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse George SKINNER Maria SKINNER John SKINNER William SKINNER Mary Ann SKINNER George SKINNER Rosetta SKINNER Thomas SKINNER Herbert SKINNER Henry SKINNER Ann MOULDS Birth: September 11, 1831 26 17 — Castle Hill, New South Wales, Australia Death: July 28, 1915 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia
2 years elder sister	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Stephen PURNELL Mary PURNELL Sarah PURNELL William PURNELL Ann “Annie” PURNELL Emily PURNELL Simon Peter PURNELL Susannah PURNELL Teresa Jane PURNELL Alice Elizabeth PURNELL Rosetta MOULDS Birth: September 27, 1833 28 19 — Castle Hill, New South Wales, Australia Death: March 11, 1913 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia
3 years elder sister	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Elizabeth MOULDS Birth: November 15, 1836 31 22 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia Death: March 18, 1837 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia
1 year elder sister	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse John KIRK Sarah KIRK Mary KIRK Rosetta KIRK John James KIRK Henry Ernest KIRK Albert William KIRK Samuel Edward KIRK Mary MOULDS Birth: November 24, 1837 32 23 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia Death: about 1881 — Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia
23 months elder brother	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Joseph MOULDS Birth: October 23, 1839 34 25 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia Death: October 24, 1840 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia
2 years elder brother	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Sarah Jane KIRK Simon James MOULDS George Henry MOULDS Sarah Ann MOULDS Mary Susannah MOULDS Family with spouse Susannah TAYLOR Rosetta Elizabeth MOULDS Edward John MOULDS Arthur Leslie MOULDS Martha Rebecca MOULDS William Henry “Bill” MOULDS Albert Percy MOULDS Cecil Harold MOULDS Alice May MOULDS Hedley MOULDS Amy Beatrice MOULDS Oliver Sydney MOULDS Susan MOULDS Simon MOULDS Birth: October 14, 1841 36 27 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia Death: July 19, 1899 — Galston, New South Wales, Australia
3 years elder sister	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse James KIRK James Henry KIRK Ann Jane KIRK Mary Elizabeth KIRK Family with spouse James JACKSON James H JACKSON Ellen E JACKSON Jane MOULDS Birth: May 2, 1844 39 29 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia Death: about 1915 — Hornsby, New South Wales, Australia
23 months elder sister	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Joseph BROGDEN Joseph BROGDEN Mary BROGDEN Ethel BROGDEN Blanch BROGDEN Ernest BROGDEN Susannah MOULDS Birth: April 9, 1846 41 31 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia Death: about 1907 — Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia
2 years elder brother	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Harriet RADLEY Elijah William MOULDS Eva Rosetta MOULDS Edgar John S MOULDS Ada Ethelia MOULDS Family with spouse Mary Ann CARP George Henry MOULDS Birth: August 24, 1848 43 34 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia Death: February 1, 1927 — Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia
2 years elder sister	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Thomas James HALL Arthur William HALL Victoria May HALL Alfred T HALL Elizabeth S. HALL Edgar J. HALL Blanch HALL Herbert Charles HALL Walter HALL Elsie Etta HALL Amelia MOULDS Birth: September 11, 1850 45 36 — Castle Hill, New South Wales, Australia Death: November 7, 1903 — Balmain South, New South Wales, Australia
22 months herself	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse William BUTLER Florence BUTLER William BUTLER Thomas BUTLER Lottie BUTLER Rosetta BUTLER Charlotte MOULDS Birth: July 17, 1852 47 38 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia Death: about 1898 — Newtown, New South Wales, Australia
3 years younger brother	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Lydia ROUGHLEY Mabel Lydia MOULDS Eglantine Priscilla MOULDS Theodore William MOULDS Olive G. MOULDS Evangeline Virginia MOULDS Theodosia A. MOULDS Verbena S. MOULDS William MOULDS Birth: February 17, 1855 49 40 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia Death: March 30, 1893 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia
4 years younger sister	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse John Frederick DOWSETT Frederick John DOWSETT Ellen R. DOWSETT Frederick G. DOWSETT Maud W. DOWSETT Estella M. DOWSETT Ethel DOWSETT Irene M. DOWSETT Sarah MOULDS Birth: about 1858 52 43 — Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia Death: about 1938 — Drummoyne, New South Wales, Australia

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husband	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Charlotte MOULDS Florence BUTLER William BUTLER Thomas BUTLER Lottie BUTLER Rosetta BUTLER William BUTLER Birth: Death:
herself	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse William BUTLER Florence BUTLER William BUTLER Thomas BUTLER Lottie BUTLER Rosetta BUTLER Charlotte MOULDS Birth: July 17, 1852 47 38 — Dural, New South Wales, Australia Death: about 1898 — Newtown, New South Wales, Australia
	Marriage: about 1879 — Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
3 years daughter	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Florence BUTLER Birth: about 1881 28 — Glebe, New South Wales, Australia Death:
3 years son	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships William BUTLER Birth: about 1883 30 — Glebe, New South Wales, Australia Death:
3 years son	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Thomas BUTLER Birth: about 1885 32 — Newtown, New South Wales, Australia Death:
4 years daughter	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Lottie BUTLER Birth: about 1888 35 — Newtown, New South Wales, Australia Death:
2 years daughter	Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Rosetta BUTLER Birth: about 1889 36 — Newtown, New South Wales, Australia Death:

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Birth	Scott - Paul - Family History Publication: Various Word documents sent by Paul Scott to Stuart via email on 10 January 2009.. Citation details: Scott3_4
Marriage	Marriages registered in New South Wales. Citation details: 119/1879 BUTLER WILLIAM MOULDS CHARLOTTE SYDNEY
Marriage	Scott - Paul - Family History Publication: Various Word documents sent by Paul Scott to Stuart via email on 10 January 2009.. Citation details: Scott3_4
Death	Deaths Registered in New South Wales Publication: New South Wales Government Citation details: 6384/1898 BUTLER CHARLOTTE UNKNOWN UNKNOWN NEWTOWN

Family with parents
father Parents Simon MOULDS Ann DAVIS	Simon DAVIS 1805–1874
mother Parents Samuel JAMES Ann BEAN	Rosetta JAMES 1814–1889
elder sister Family George SKINNER Maria SKINNER John SKINNER William SKINNER Mary Ann SKINNER George SKINNER Rosetta SKINNER Thomas SKINNER Herbert SKINNER Henry SKINNER	Ann MOULDS 1831–1915
elder sister Family Stephen PURNELL Mary PURNELL Sarah PURNELL William PURNELL Ann “Annie” PURNELL Emily PURNELL Simon Peter PURNELL Susannah PURNELL Teresa Jane PURNELL Alice Elizabeth PURNELL	Rosetta MOULDS 1833–1913
elder sister Family (none)	Elizabeth MOULDS 1836–1837
elder sister Family John KIRK Sarah KIRK Mary KIRK Rosetta KIRK John James KIRK Henry Ernest KIRK Albert William KIRK Samuel Edward KIRK	Mary MOULDS 1837–1881
elder brother Family (none)	Joseph MOULDS 1839–1840
elder brother Family Sarah Jane KIRK Simon James MOULDS George Henry MOULDS Sarah Ann MOULDS Mary Susannah MOULDS Susannah TAYLOR Rosetta Elizabeth MOULDS Edward John MOULDS Arthur Leslie MOULDS Martha Rebecca MOULDS William Henry “Bill” MOULDS Albert Percy MOULDS Cecil Harold MOULDS Alice May MOULDS Hedley MOULDS Amy Beatrice MOULDS Oliver Sydney MOULDS Susan MOULDS	Simon MOULDS 1841–1899
elder sister Family James KIRK James Henry KIRK Ann Jane KIRK Mary Elizabeth KIRK James JACKSON James H JACKSON Ellen E JACKSON	Jane MOULDS 1844–1915
elder sister Family Joseph BROGDEN Joseph BROGDEN Mary BROGDEN Ethel BROGDEN Blanch BROGDEN Ernest BROGDEN	Susannah MOULDS 1846–1907
elder brother Family Harriet RADLEY Elijah William MOULDS Eva Rosetta MOULDS Edgar John S MOULDS Ada Ethelia MOULDS Mary Ann CARP	George Henry MOULDS 1848–1927
elder sister Family Thomas James HALL Arthur William HALL Victoria May HALL Alfred T HALL Elizabeth S. HALL Edgar J. HALL Blanch HALL Herbert Charles HALL Walter HALL Elsie Etta HALL	Amelia MOULDS 1850–1903
herself Family William BUTLER Florence BUTLER William BUTLER Thomas BUTLER Lottie BUTLER Rosetta BUTLER	Charlotte MOULDS 1852–1898
younger brother Family Lydia ROUGHLEY Mabel Lydia MOULDS Eglantine Priscilla MOULDS Theodore William MOULDS Olive G. MOULDS Evangeline Virginia MOULDS Theodosia A. MOULDS Verbena S. MOULDS	William MOULDS 1855–1893
younger sister Family John Frederick DOWSETT Frederick John DOWSETT Ellen R. DOWSETT Frederick G. DOWSETT Maud W. DOWSETT Estella M. DOWSETT Ethel DOWSETT Irene M. DOWSETT	Sarah MOULDS 1858–1938
Family with William BUTLER
husband Parents (unknown)	William BUTLER –
herself Parents Simon DAVIS Rosetta JAMES	Charlotte MOULDS 1852–1898
daughter Family (none)	Florence BUTLER 1881–
son Family (none)	William BUTLER 1883–
son Family (none)	Thomas BUTLER 1885–
daughter Family (none)	Lottie BUTLER 1888–
daughter Family (none)	Rosetta BUTLER 1889–