What ever happend to Mary O'NEILL ?

[Treadsoftly]

http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au/familyHistory/searchHistoricalRecords.htm
Births NSW
Elizabeth W Johnson 1885, father George, mother Mary A, district of Young, reg no. 34812/1885.
James W. Johnson 1889, father George W, mother Margaret A, district of Young, reg no. 36805/1889.
Caroline Johnson 1892, father George W, mother Margaret A, district of Young, reg no. 40046/1892.
Jane A. Johnson 1895, father George W, mother Margaret A, district of YOung, reg no. 9369-1895.

Deaths
George W. Johnson (death)1888, father George w, mother Margaret A, district of Young, reg no. 14313/1888.

[diveboy]

This looks to be your family...

Perhaps you might like to make contact with the person who posted these messages 

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/LONDON/2008-04/1208601248

http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/LONDON/2008-04/1208682324

thanks, That is my grandfather several years ago, no progress since then sorry to say.

[~MERLIN~]

Are you able to answer Sue's question in post #7?

[diveboy]

What status does GEORGE give on the second marriage certificate?

Widower, bachelor ?

Sue

Sue,

Gave his status as widower.

[sparrett]

Are you able to answe my question #5 please.

Sue

[diveboy]

What is the date of death and the place of death and the parents please for GEORGE WILMOT JOHNSON.

Sue

ADDING,
Have just spotted his parents' names on the Marriage details. Thanks

Sue,

Date of death is 26th December 1902
Place of death is Liverpool Hospital, Liverpool, New South Wales.

to add the children (were placed in Randwick Asylum, Elizabeth, James & Caroline) before being fostered out when he died.

[tropicalj]

What was GW Johson's occuption on his marriage certificates please


adding in

do you have  the birth certificates for any of his children, does it say whereabouts in England ? he was born then? 

I realise you say Ambleside in your posting re his marriage but I do admit to not know whereabouts it is
thanks Jenn

PS  Welcome to rootschat Tredsoftly   nice name and do you carry a big stick 

[~MERLIN~]

I realise you say Ambleside in your posting re his marriage but I do admit to not know whereabouts it is
thanks Jenn

Jenn,

Ambleside is historically within the county of Westmorland often referred to as Ambleside, WES. 

[tropicalj]

Thanks for that Merlin, I had no idea  and was going to google it.

Diveboy

to add the children (were placed in Randwick Asylum, Elizabeth, James & Caroline) before being fostered out when he died.

Did you  get the records  for this? if so did they state whether or not the mother was deceased?

Jenn