William RITCHIE + Matilda CHARLTON

9 children

James RITCHIE

1835–

Birth: calculated 1835 11 11 — Dromore, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Death:

Hugh RITCHIE

1838–1865

Birth: between 1838 and 1839 15 15 — Dromore, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Death: September 15, 1865 — Manning River District (Taree), New South Wales, Australia

Mary Jane RITCHIE

1843–1916

Birth: calculated 1843 19 19

Death: about 1916 — Berry, New South Wales, Australia

William RITCHIE

1845–1919

Birth: calculated 1845 21 21

Death: about 1919 — Liverpool, New South Wales, Australia

John RITCHIE

1846–1893

Birth: calculated 1846 22 22

Death: about 1893 — Morpeth, New South Wales, Australia

Robert RITCHIE

1848–1897

Birth: calculated 1848 24 24

Death: about 1897 — Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Joseph Charlton RITCHIE

1851–1916

Birth: calculated 1851 27 27

Death: February 23, 1916 — Woollahra, New South Wales, Australia

Charles RITCHIE

1854–1918

Birth: calculated 1854 30 30

Death: about 1918 — Lismore, New South Wales, Australia

Irving RITCHIE

1857–1941

Birth: calculated 1857 33 33

Death: about 1941 — Glebe, New South Wales, Australia

William RITCHIE

1824–

Birth: calculated 1824

Death:

Matilda CHARLTON

1824–1873

Birth: calculated 1824

Death: September 20, 1873 — Cambewarra, New South Wales, Australia

James CHARLTON

–

Birth:

Death:

Mary MOORE

–

Birth:

Death:

Facts and events

Source	Pre 1860 Pioneer Register - Book 1 Citation details: 177 Publications by the Manning Wallamba Family History Society Note: A listing of publications available from the MWFHS. Note: From the preface to the book: From the preface to the book: The information found in this publication has been compiled from a combination of sources. Every effort has been made to show where an event took place and where a place has not been given or known the registration place is shown in brackets. Please note that our area is covered under- Taree, Manning River or Wingham; Lower Manning as - Stroud, Port Stephens, etc. There are a few instances where the maiden name of wife has not been confirmed - if this is the case it appears in brackets. During research we have noted errors in the BDM's eg incorrect registration districts given - Dungog/Dubbo, Manning R/Mudgee, Taree/Taralga, etc. Where this has occurred, and we are aware this is an error, we have included both the error/actual. Where there was conflicting information both were included, unless correct information could be obtained from a primary source. Newspaper articles relating to the various aspects of the families have been marked with* -an index relating to the name appears later in this publication. Each submitter has been assigned a number, which is shown at the end of each entry. In some cases there are more than one number. Where (1) is shown the Manning Wallamba Family History Society has supplied information and/or researched the family with the aid of records held.

Source

Pre 1860 Pioneer Register - Book 1

Citation details: 177

Publications by the Manning Wallamba Family History Society

Note: A listing of publications available from the MWFHS.

Note: From the preface to the book:

From the preface to the book:

The information found in this publication has been compiled from a combination of sources.

Every effort has been made to show where an event took place and where a place has not been given or known the registration place is shown in brackets. Please note that our area is covered under- Taree, Manning River or Wingham; Lower Manning as - Stroud, Port Stephens, etc. There are a few instances where the maiden name of wife has not been confirmed - if this is the case it appears in brackets.

During research we have noted errors in the BDM's eg incorrect registration districts given - Dungog/Dubbo, Manning R/Mudgee, Taree/Taralga, etc. Where this has occurred, and we are aware this is an error, we have included both the error/actual.

Where there was conflicting information both were included, unless correct information could be obtained from a primary source.

Newspaper articles relating to the various aspects of the families have been marked with* -an index relating to the name appears later in this publication.

Each submitter has been assigned a number, which is shown at the end of each entry. In some cases there are more than one number. Where (1) is shown the Manning Wallamba Family History Society has supplied information and/or researched the family with the aid of records held.