RYLAND John

He was employed on the S. Palleton of Bunbury.

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RYAN, Michael

(12/12/1864-07/08/1951).

He was born in Toodyay. He was the son of Michael and Margaret (maiden name Fitzgerald). Michael married on 03/07/1889 in South Australia to Clara Oakley Graham (31/10/1866 or 26/091866-18/04/1945). Clara was born in South Australia and died in South Perth. She was the daughter of William and Emily (maiden name Trott). She arrived with her mother on 28/09/1877 from South Australia on the Star of Hope. Their children were Kathleen (1890-1970), Eileen (1892-1952), Donald (1894-1946), Jessie (1896-), Doreen (1898-), Edith (1900-1970), Sheila (1903-), Brian (1904-1973) born in South Australia, Eric (1906-1908) born in South Australia and Joan (1908-1974). Michael was first at Northam in 1879 as a Telegraph Messenger, then to Eyre, Onslow. He was employed in the Telegraph Department of East-West (Eucla line) from Bunbury and Boulder. He was a senior officer in Perth and Superintendent of Telegrams from 1911-1927 when he retired. He made several voyages to and from his stations on the South Coast. His residence was in South Perth. He was educated at Government and Roman Catholic Schools. He was a Liberal and a member of the Roman Catholic Church.

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ROWLAND, John

He employed four ticket of leave men on occasions from 1861-1874, one of which was a sawyer. John was an Australind farmer from 1876-1885, and then in Bunbury, he was the Boarding housekeeper from 1887-1889.

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ROURKE, James

He arrived on 01/06/1850 on the Scindian as an Enrolled Pensioner Guard with his wife Anna Halon and 5 Children, including Margaret (Mary), James (1849-), Mary Jane (1851-). James was formerly a Private of the 27th Regiment. An armourer. He possibly employed a ticket of leave mason at Bunbury in 1863.

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ROSSER, Alfred Gra

(20/05/1850-1915).

He was born in Fremantle. He was the son of Alfred Gra and Caroline. Alfred went to Victoria with his parents and returned to Western Australia in the 1880s. He married in 1877 in the Church of England Melbourne to Marie Louise Fanning (1858-15/05/1896). Marie was born in Victoria. Alfred remarried on 07/05/1898 in Fremantle to Elizabeth Hislop (1875-). Elizabeth died in South Australia. Alfred and Marie's children were Arthur Chester Gra (1878-1967), Eulalie (1881-1882), Eric Lindhurst Gra (1883-1956 ) died in Western Australia and employed in the Fire Brigade, Ursula Audrey (1885-), Ariel Gertrude (1888-1936) and Cedric Hereford Gra (1891-1936). Alfred and Elizabeth's children were Dorothy Constance and Gra Rosser (1904-), born in England. Alfred went to London in 1859 on the Aerolite for his education. He worked with his father in Melbourne, as a commercial traveller and at Fremantle as a commission agent with Hunter and Co. from 1888-1889. On his return to Western Australia, he was involved in the establishment of Gas Co. at Fremantle. His residence was in Picton. He worked as a land and estate agent. He was the proprietor of the "Pier Hotel" Fram, the "Burlington Hotel" in Bunbury, and "Governor Broome" in Perth. He made several voyages to Victoria. Alfred was educated in England at 18 years under an uncle (Oxford MA). He was a member of the Church of England.

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ROSE, William James

He was born in Bunbury. He was the son of William and Mary Ann Alice (maiden name Delaporte). William married Alma Esther. Their children were William James Richard (1908-), Thomas Leonard (1912-), Kadge Elba (1915-), Tester (1917-), Forrest Rupert (1919-), Francis Charles (1922-) and Esther Joan (1924-).

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ROSE, Rev. Thomas G

He arrived on 02/10/1876 on the Helena Mena, with his wife J.B. and children, Erick, Alfred H, Ada H and Thomas A. Thomas was a congregational minister in Perth from 1876-1879. He visited Bunbury in 01/1877. Thomas departed on 30/12/1879 on the Helena Mena for London with his family.

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ROSE, Samuel Litton Clifton

(1864 - 03/01/1938).

He was born in Capel. He was the son of Samuel and Mary (maiden name Forrest). Samuel married in 1886 at Bunbury to Susannah Maria Higgins (1861-21/01/1935). Susannah was born in Caple and died in Bunbury. She was the daughter of Henry and Lavinia (maiden name Gardner). Their children were Coral Clifton (1887-), Mind baptized in 1888, Lavinia (-1956) baptized in 1890, Winifred Constance Clifton (-1947) baptized in 1893, Charles Clifton (1895-1963), William Clifton (1897-1915) died at Madras in World War 1, Samuel Clifton (1898-1960), Allan Clifton (1899-1963) and John Litton Clifton (1904-1964). Samuel was a farmer at "Doongup". He was a member of the Church of England.

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ROSE, Samuel (1836-)

(1836-).

He was the son of Samuel and Mary Rose. Samuel married on 13/12/1859 to Mary Forrest (1837-). Mary was the daughter of Gavin and Mary. She arrived on 06/12/1842 on board the Trusty with her parents. Their children were Samuel Litton Clifton (1864-1938), Gavin John, Grace Ann (1869-1940) and Daniel Murray (1877-), born in Perth Church of England. Samuel was a carpenter and wheelwright. He employed five ticket of leave men at Bunbury on occasions from 1865-1873.

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ROSE, Samuel (1816-23/10/1867)

(1816-23/10/1867).

Samuel arrived on 18/03/1841 on the Parkfield with his wife and son. He married Mary Rose Hallen (1814-29/03/1850). Mary died in childbirth. Samuel remarried on 18/05/1855 in Bunbury to Emma Delaporte (widow, maiden name Penfold) (1825-24/08/1890). Emma died in Bunbury. Samuel and Mary's children were Sam (1836-), William (1842-), John (1846-), Mary Matilda (1850-). Samuel and Emma's children were George Charles, Grace Ann (1869-1940), Eleanor Rosetta (1854-), Emma and Sarah Eliza (1857-1936). Samuel bought a Bunbury Town Lot in 1850 and Wellington Location of 120 acres in 1856. Widow carried on the business of "Rose Hotel" 1868 and Bunbury storekeeper 1874. She employed seven ticket of leave men on occasions from 1867-1871.

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ROSE, Robert Henry

(1832-29/11/1909).

He was the eldest son of Robert and Elizabeth (maiden name Canler ). Robert arrived on 25/05/1852 on the Merope. Robert married on 26/03/1857 in Australind to Ann Bishop Allnutt (29/08/1834-18/01/1864). Ann died in Australind. Robert remarried on 22/07/1865 to Elizabeth Eliza Teede (04/07/1845-24/02/1911). Elizabeth died in Victoria. She was the daughter of George Robert and Mildred Children. Robert and Ann's children were Robert Henry (1858-1900), John Charles (1859-1940), George Canler (1861-1959), James (1862-1943) and Edwin (1863-1948). Robert and Elizabeth's children were Mary (1866-) died in infancy, Mary Ann Elizabeth (1867-1897), Louise Patience (1869-1909), Augustus Fred (1870-), Mary E (1871-), Percival (1872-1935), Ada Mildred (1874-1875), Ada Mildred (1875-), Arnold Jeffes (1877-1952), Madelaine (1879-1948), Bessie (1880-), Florence (1881-1948), Thomas Leopold (1883-1927), Ella (1884-1968) and Annette Lucille (1890-1969). He employed twenty-five ticket of leave men at "Parkfield" 1864- 1878 (1 a teacher). Bt. "Parkfield Estate" Australind Justice of the Peace. Farmer Bunbury. Pastoral leasehold 1850s. Member of the Board of Education for the Wellington district.

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ROSE, John Lytton

(25/08/1867-)

He was born in Bunbury. He was the son of William and Mary Ann Alice (maiden name Delaporte). John married on 29/01/1891 Ada Annie Muriel Morgan.

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ROSE, John

(11/05/1846-).

He was the son of Samuel and Mary Rose. John married on 04/02/1874 in Fremantle to Mary Ann Kain. Mary was the daughter of Bernard. John remarried Mary Rose Walmsley (-20/11/1912). She died in Bunbury. John's children were Alice Sophia (1875-), born in Fremantle, Annie Beatrice (1888-) and George.

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ROSE, James

(06/08/1862-30/08/1943).

He was born in Bunbury. He was the son of Robert Henry (farmer) and Ann Bishop (maiden name Allnutt). James married on 26/02/1889 in Perth Church of England to Amy Edith Stone (17/03/1868-1955). Amy was the daughter of William Alfred and Emily Elizabeth (maiden name Ashton). Their children were H. E. Vernon, Francis James (1891-1903), Hubert Ernest (1893-) and Harold Mervyn (1895-). Clerk of Works York in 1887 and a Clerk at the Perth Bank in 1889. He was a Major in the Perth Co. of Western Australia Rifle Volunteers 1885.

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ROSE, George Canler

(01/02/1861-07/03/1959).

He was born in Bunbury. He was the son of Robert Henry and Ann Bishop (maiden name Allnutt). George married on 20/03/1901 to Edith Bertha Clarke (19/04/1877-04/12/1960). Edith was born in Bunbury as the daughter of Ephriam Mayo and Louisa (maiden name Teede). Their children were George Canler (1902-1971), Sylvia Anne (1903-), Kim, Alice Bertha (1904-), Olive (1906-1906) and Grace. He worked with Lowe in a bank at Bunbury 1878. For three years, he was the manager of W.H. Venn's farm at Dardanup in 1882. Then George went to the Kimberley as manager of "Fraser Station" and manager of "Yeeda Station" for J.A. Game, the English owner, after William Paterson went south. George bought Mt. Anderson Station. He returned to the family property at Australind 1893. He was a member of Royal and Wellington Agricultural Societies. Member of Kimberley Road Board and Bunbury Road Board Director of Bunbury Butter Co.

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ROSE, Edwin

(01/02/12/1863-10/01/1948).

Edwin was born in Bunbury. His parents were Robert Henry and Ann Bishop (maiden name Allnutt). On 14/10/1902, Edwin married Janet Louisa Clarke (28/07/1878-13/10/1926). Janet was born in Bunbury, and her parents were Ephriam Mayo and Louisa (maiden name Teede). Edwin and Janet's children were Edna Joy (1904-) and Frances May (1905-). Edwin was a pastoralist in Kimberley, at "Cherabin Cattle Stations" and "Quanbun Sheep Station" from 1891-1903. By 1898 he was farming at "Wedderburn Park," Brunswick. He was a member of the South West Dairy Co-op., a member of the Royal Agricultural Society, and the Veterinary Board. He was a Justice of Peace and a Member of the Legislative Council. He was also a member of the Brunswick Road Board. Edwin was educated at Parkfield School.

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ROSE, Charles

(1837-05/09/1886).

Charles was born in England. He arrived on 23/09/1853 on the Devonshire with his mother, Elizabeth. He married Madeliene Viola Menzies (1843-06/1940) in England on 23/06/1870. Madeliene's father was Robert Marshall Menzies of South Lambeth. Madeliene conducted Ladies School Bunbury from 1887-1889. Charles and Madeliene's child was Mabel Bessie Louise. Charles was a farmer and grazier in Blackwood. In Bridgetown, "Wilgarrup" had 100 acres freehold in 1857 and extensive leasehold. Charles employed six ticket of leave men on occasions from 1887-1889. Charles visited England with his mother, departing 10/01/1869 on the Bridgetown and returning on 16/10/1870 on the Bridgetown with his bride.

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ROGERS, James 1814

(1814-). James was born in England and arrived on 26/03/1852 on the Mary. He was a farmer in Bunbury from 1868.

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ROGERS, George

(1822-).

George's father was George. He was an ex-convict and arrived on 02/06/1855 on the Stag while his wife and three children stayed in the U.K. George married his second wife Jane Prior (1846-1938) in Bunbury on 20/12/1860. Jane's parents were George William and Elizabeth (maiden name Golten). George was a tailor and employed a ticket of leave labourer in Bunbury in 1870. He later left for Sydney. He was semi-literate and his religion was Protestante.

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