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Lindsay Mary Odhams was born in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, on 5 October 1933.^2,3

She left London on 26 September 1959, travelling first-class on the Uruguay Star for Buenos Aires, Argentina, with her occupation given as 'Government Official.³'

She arrived in Brazil on 19 February 1963, giving her occupation as 'secretary', on a 180-day visa, for residence in Sao Paulo; this was extended on 2 Aug for a further 180 days, with her occupation now given as 'translator.⁴'

She is recorded in the Brazilian migration register on 5 January 1965, now married and resident in Sao Paulo. There are many entries in this register for NUNN family members and possibly they have gathered for her wedding.⁵

She married George Bernard (Bunny) Nunn circa 1965.

Timothy Charles Odhams was born in Australia on 14 March 1928.^2,3

Timothy arrived in England with his parents on the Ormonde, which docked in London on 25 April 1929, although they disembarked in Southampton.

He was listed in the 1939 Register at Lifton Park School in Tavistock, Devon.³

Timothy's marriage to Gillian Valerie Capel-Slaughter was registered between July 1955 and September 1955 in London, Middlesex. The engagement was announced in the Times on 16 Jun 1995.⁴

He married Carolyn C Jeffries in Kensington, London, Middlesex, on 9 January 1970.^5,6

Timothy died on 15 April 1992 in Kensington, London, Middlesex, at age 64.^1,7

His will was probated in Oxford, Oxfordshire, on 17 July 1992 with his estate not exceeding £125,000.⁷

Alfred H Offwood was born on 2 March 1904.¹
He was listed in the 1921 census at 136 St John's Rd in Hoxton, Shoreditch, Middlesex, with his mother Louisa, step-sister Mary Ann Hockaday (19), and siblings Ellen (15, florist), Ethel (14), Florence (11) George (8), Arthur (7) and Rose (4). He was employed as an errand boy for Bryant Washbourne Co.²

He married Minnie Lilian May Hasler, daughter of William Edward Hasler and Florence Susannah Jackson, in England.

He was listed in the 1939 Register at Bookham St in Hackney, London, Middlesex, with Minnie Lilian May Hasler; he was a tractor assembler. William Edward Hasler was listed as living at the same address.¹

Edna Genevieve Ormsby was born in California circa 1888.²
She was listed as a neighbour of Alexander Procter in the 1910 US Census at Kimball Rd in Ventura township, Ventura Co, California.³

She married Thomas Alexander Procter, son of Alexander Procter and Jeannie Moodie, in Ventura Co, California, on 24 June 1914.^2,1

She was listed in the 1930 US census in Ventura township, Ventura Co, California, with her husband Thomas; he was a farmer, now on his own farm.²

She was listed in the 1940 US census in Ventura township, Ventura Co, California, with her husband Thomas; he was a 'rancher' on his own ranch, and the house was valued at $2500.⁴

She was listed in the 1950 US census at Kimball Rd in Ventura, Ventura Co, California, with her husband Thomas; he was a rancher.⁵

Leonard Charles Troupe Orr was born in New South Wales in 1902.³

He married Jessie Duck, daughter of George Ernest Duck and Jessie Georgina Frances Amor, at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Goulburn, New South Wales, on 21 January 1922.^1,4,5

Leonard was divorced from Jessie Duck in 1929.

Leonard died on 7 August 1978 in Woy Woy, New South Wales.^2,6

Ann E Osborn was born in Ohio on 15 January 1820.^1,2

She married Josiah D Smith at the residence of Mr Josiah Renick in Oakland, Pickaway, Ohio, on 24 October 1850.³

She was listed in the 1850 US census in Truro, Franklin, Ohio, with her husband Josiah; he was a Presbyterian preacher, and their house was valued at $500.⁴

She was listed in the 1860 US census in Columbus, Franklin, Ohio, with her husband Josiah; he was an OSP Clergyman, and they were living in a house of $3500 value with possessions valued at $3000. Their children Josiah, Ralph, Alexander and Annie were listed as living with them, as was a servant girl, and the children of his first marriage, Sarah and William.⁵

She was widowed at age 43 on the death of her husband Josiah on 29 May 1863.⁶

She was listed in the 1870 US census in Columbus, Franklin, Ohio; the family was living in a house of $3300 value with $6000 of possessions and the household included a servant girl. Her children Ralph, Alexander and Annie were listed as living with her.⁷

She was listed in the 1880 US census as head of the family at 466 East Rich St in Columbus, Franklin, Ohio. Her children Alexander and Annie were listed as living with her, as was her step-daughter Sarah Louise Smith (listed as 'Mrs Gordon MOODIE') and the MOODIE children Grace and Alice, plus a servant.¹

Ann died on 19 February 1885 in Ohio at age 65.⁶ She was buried at the Green Lawn Cemetery in Columbus.⁶

She married Charles Robinson, son of William Alfred Robinson and Ellen Baker, in Queensland on 17 August 1906.¹

Elizabeth's marriage to Frederick Ian Forsaith, son of Frederick Leslie Forsaith and Phyllis Agnes Pennock, was registered in June 1981 in Worthing, Sussex.¹

She was widowed on the death of her husband Frederick on 18 July 2009.²

Elizabeth died on 31 October 2017 in England.³

Her will was probated in Brighton on 30 January 2018.³

Fergus Robert Paris (Bob) Osborne was born in South Australia on 31 March 1914.^1,2

He had a succesful career in advertising, firstly in Melbourne and by 1957 in Wellington.^3,4

He married Margaret Stuart (Gretta) Macdonald, daughter of Thomas Lachlan Macdonald KCMG and Elsie Ann Stuart, in New Zealand on 30 March 1957.

He and his wife Margaret left Auckland on the Mariposa on 7 Oct 1958, bound for San Francisco, via Suva. They eventually arrived in Plymouth on 11 Nov 1958, having crossed the Atlantic on the Liberte. He gave his occupation as 'advertising executive' for the Shell Petroleum Co.^5,6

By 1968 the couple were back in Australia, living in Lane Cove, but returned to New Zealand by 1972, where they established an art dealership in Auckland, before retiring to Dunedin by 1978.^7,8

Fergus died on 9 March 1982 at Parkside Hospital in Dunedin, Otago, at age 67.^9,10 He was cremated on 11 March 1982, and his ashes were scattered the next day.¹¹

Margaret Osburn was born in Scotland.¹

She married William Morries in Kilwinning, Ayrshire, on 29 December 1741. Banns had been published on Dec 12th and the Minister was an Alexander FERGUSSON, which may explain their first-born son's name.^1,2