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She was baptised in Frampton, Dorset, on 23 May 1790, the daughter of John and Mary IRON.²

She married Joseph Amor in Frampton, Dorset, on 2 March 1812.^3,1

He married Violet Ellen (Dolly) Robinson, daughter of Friend William (Fred) Robinson and Margaret Green, in Queensland on 1 February 1928.¹

Elizabeth Mary Irwin was born in Perth, Western Australia, in 1849.¹

Elizabeth's marriage to Frederick Haller Stevens, son of Charles Green Stevens and Deborah Hannah Blomfield, was registered between July 1886 and September 1886 in Barton Regis, Gloucestershire.^2,3,4

She was listed in the 1901 census at 15 Canynge Square in Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, with her husband Frederick; he was a schoolmaster in a public school.⁵

She was listed in the 1911 census at 15 Canynge Square in Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, with her husband Frederick; he was a retired schoolmaster and author.⁶

She was listed in the 1921 census at 9 Princes Buildings in Clifton, Bristol, Gloucestershire, with her husband Frederick; he was a retired Asst School Master and the household included a trained nurse acting as a servant.⁷

Elizabeth died on 12 July 1926 in Bristol, Bristol.^8,9

Her will was probated in Bristol, Bristol, on 22 September 1926 with effects of £2145/13/4.⁹

He was baptised on 7 June 1795 at Bentworth, Hampshire.¹

He married Martha James at St Mary's in Saltford, Somerset, on 14 October 1829.^1,2

David died on 6 June 1850 at Randolph, 14 Blomfield Rd in Maida Hill, Westminster, London, Middlesex, at age 54.¹ He was buried in June 1850 at the All Souls Cemetery, Kensal Green in Kensington.¹

Emma Ivall was born in Camden, London, Middlesex, on 3 February 1835. She was the daughter of David and Martha IVALL.¹ She was baptised at St Pancras in Camden, London, Middlesex, on 2 March 1835.¹

She married Joseph Martin Heywood at Parish Church in Hammersmith, London, Middlesex, on 15 May 1856. They spent three months travelling on the Continent for their honeymoon, before leaving for New Zealand.^2,3

She and her husband Joseph then left for New Zealand on the Egmont (787 tons), leaving Gravesend on 11 September 1856 and arriving in Lyttelton on 23 Dec 1856.⁴

During the voyage to New Zealand, Emma created a cotton bed-cover featuring the words 'EMH SHIP EGMONT 1856' which is still in use by one of her gt-gt-grand-daughters.

Emma died on 2 May 1886 in Dunedin, Otago, at age 51.^5,6 She was buried at the Avonside Anglican Cemetery.⁷

Alice Rosey Ives was born in Queensland on 24 March 1890. She was the daughter of William George IVES and Mary McKENNA.²

She married William John Smith in Queensland on 9 February 1909. There were four daughters from this marriage, Alice May (b. 1909), Florence Ellen (b. 1911), Dorothy Maud (b. 1914) and Stella Winifred (b. 1918).¹

Alice died on 7 March 1922 in Queensland at age 31.³ She was buried on 9 March 1922 at the Toowong Cemetery, Cnr Frederick St & Mt Cootha Rd in Toowong.⁴

Charles's marriage to Winifred Violet Agass, daughter of William Joseph Agass and Eliza Jane Snow, was registered between April 1928 and June 1928 in Hackney, London, Middlesex.¹

Clifford Vivian Jackson was born at Petone in Wellington on 18 September 1913.^1,2

He married Mary Lavinia Clarke, daughter of Frederick James Clarke and Lavinia Mayall, in Onehunga on 4 February 1945.^3,4

He was widowed on the death of his wife Mary in 1994.⁵

Clifford died in 2003 in New Zealand.⁶

Florence Susannah Jackson was born in Chippenham, Wiltshire, on 30 January 1875.^1,2

Florence's marriage to John Colclough was registered between July 1897 and September 1897 in Paddington, London, Middlesex.³

She had a defacto relationship with Percy William Carney from circa 1899 and although there were 4 children from the relationship, there is no evidence of a real marriage.

Florence's second marriage was to William Edward Hasler on 4 October 1908 at St Anne's Church, Hoxton in Shoreditch, London. She used her married name of Colclough and claimed to be a widow; he gave his occupation as 'Dealer'. This marriage was almost certainly bigamous, as there is no evidence of a divorce from her first husband, who lived on until 1946. It is also notable that Percy Carney, father of four of her children, signed the register at this wedding!⁴
She was listed in the 1921 census with Ernest Austin Rust at 13 Gladstone Bldgs in Shoreditch, London, Middlesex, and claimed to be his wife, although they were not married until 1928.⁵

Florence's third marriage was to Ernest Austin Rust, son of James Rust and Eliza Snow, between October 1928 and December 1928 in Rochford, Essex. This was also bigamous as both of her first two husbands were alive for many years afterwards, as was his first wife.⁶

She was widowed at age 57 on the death of her husband Ernest on 9 May 1932.^7,8

She was appointed executrix of Ernest Austin Rust's estate in London on 23 March 1933.⁷

Florence's fourth marriage was to Bertram Beaumont between April 1934 and June 1934 in Poplar, London, Middlesex. Although her third husband (Ernest Rust) had now died, both of her first two husbands we still alive, so this marriage also appears bigamous.⁹

She was listed in the 1939 Register at Commercial Wharf House in Poplar, London, Middlesex, with Bertram Beaumont; he was a timber merchant's gate-keeper.²

She was widowed at age 78 on the death of her husband Bertram on 24 August 1953.^10,11

She was appointed executrix of Bertram Beaumont's estate in London on 3 November 1953.¹¹

Florence's fifth marriage was to Edward Martin between April 1955 and June 1955 in East Ham, Essex.¹²

She was widowed on the death of her husband Edward between October 1955 and December 1955.¹³

Florence's death was registered between January 1969 and March 1969 in Waltham Forest, Essex.¹⁴

John Conrad Jaeger was born circa 1908.

He married Martha Elizabeth Clarke, daughter of George Arthur Edward Clarke and Kate Rumney, in Hobart, Tasmania, on 24 October 1950.¹

He was widowed on the death of his wife Martha on 31 July 1978.¹

John died on 15 May 1979 in Canberra, ACT.^1,2