MORIARTY, Michael

(28/03/1854-1935).

He died in Bridgetown. Michael married Bridget Susan Hawkins (11/6/1868-03/1943). Bridget died in Manjimup. She was the daughter of John. Children, Alice, Edward William (1893-), France (1895-1918), Aileen, Gregory and Cecilia. Michael was a Policeman at Bunbury in 1877 and at Irwin from 1877-1880. He also was a carter and bullocky carting timber etc. Hamelin. His residence was 11 Tuart Street Bunbury. His wife was postmistress at Ludlow in 1890. He was a supporter of John Forrest. He was a part of the Roman Catholic Church.

MORGAN, John C

(1817-09/08/1858).

He was born in Wales. John arrived on 18/03/1841 on the Parkfield indentured to M.W. Clifton. He was married on 29/08/1841 to Maria Laura Feast (1815/6-23/11/1856). Maria was a widow. She also arrived on 18/03/1841 on the Parkfield. Their children were Charles Llewellyn (1842-1902), Mary Ellen (1844-1929), Caroline (1847-1919), Laura Maria (1850-), Edith (1853-), Catherine, Mary Caroline (1856-) and Clara Edith. He was a carpenter and joiner by trade. He helped to build "Upton House" and the Barracks at Bunbury in 1848. He was the Licensee of Bunbury hotel 1849-1852 and again in 1856. He bought 4 Town Lots from 1850-56, the Licensee of Picton 1852-1856. He was the owner of a 43-ton vessel called Favourite.

MORGAN, George

He was listed as a Bunbury tinsmith from 1879-1881. He employed 2 ticket of leave men in 1864 and 1865 at Lockville and possibly another at Fremantle in 1875.

MORGAN, Charles Llewellyn

(05/07/1842-04/04/1902).

Charles died in Capel. He was the son of John and Maria Laura (maiden name Feast). Charles was married on 26/10/1864 at Bunbury Church of England to Sarah Hough (1845-03/12/1927). Sarah was the daughter of Joseph. Their children were Ada Hannah Muriel (1866-), Laura (1868-), Mary E (1871-), Lucy (1875-), Clara Edith (1876-), Caroline (1878-), George Ferguson (1881-), Charles (1882-), Alfred (1882-), Alma (1884-), Jessie (1885-), Clarence William (1887-). He was listed as farmer and butcher at Bunbury and Dardanup in 1887.

MOORE, W

He was a Police Constable in 1867, Fremantle 1868, York 1869, and transferred from Guildford to Bunbury 21/05/1878.

MOORE, Newton James (Sir)

(17/05/1870-28/10/1936).

He was born in Bunbury and died in London. Newton was the son of James and Marie. He was married in 1898 to Isabella Lowrie. Isabella was the daughter of John. Their children were Cora (1899-1973), Christina Z. (1900-1963), Rodney (1905-) and Kollie (1908-). He was a Licensed surveyor, training under Alex Forrest while surveying Great Southern Railway and became a Government contract surveyor. Member and Mayor Bunbury Town Council. From 1904-1911 he was a member of the Legislative association for Bunbury. Minister for Lands 1905-1906 and Premier 1906-1909. Premier and Colonial Treasurer 1909-1910. He was Agent-General in London, awarded Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG) 1909 and awarded the most distinguished Order of St Michael and St George (KCMG) 1910, Commander in 18th Regiment Australian Light Horse 1901-1908 and later of Australian Intelligence Corps.

MOORE, Lionel (Wylie)

. He was married to Maud Mary Travis (01/03/1864-) at Bunbury Church of England the daughter of James and Julia (maiden name Payne).

MOORE, Lewis

(22/10/1858-29/04/1945).

Lewis was the son of Alfred and Louisa (maiden name Flaherty). He was married on 16/11/1886 in Bridgetown to Mary Matilda Meredith (19/09/1867-22/05/1943). Mary was born in Toodyay, as the daughter of George and Ann (maiden name Gannett). Their children were Julius Victor (1887-1917) died in World War 1, Raymond Lewis (1889-1968), Bertha Louisa (1890-1972), Ernest Stanley (1891-1959), Eva Lucille (1892-), Alfred George (1894-1974), Alice Ethel (1896-1897), Cecil James (1897-1917) died in World War 1, Mervyn Thomas (1900-), Gladys Rennett (1901-) and Edith Elizabeth (1904-). He was listed as a farmer at "Woodlands" in Balingup, a teamster and sandalwood carter from Williams to Bunbury. His religion was the Church of England.

MOORE, John Arthur

(07/11/1844-09/10/1932).

John was born in Picton, as the son of John and Mary (maiden name Love). He was married on 26/07/1862 in Bunbury to Mary Elba Stallard (07/06/1845-11/12/1920), the daughter of John and Hannah. Their children were Frances Eliza (1862-), John Arthur (1864-), Thomas Lawrence (1866-1946), Rosina Martha (1868-1941), Lily Amelia (1870-1962), Louisa (1872-), Mary Walker (1874-1959), Bertha Mariah and Douglas Wheeler (twins) born and died in 1876 and Gertrude (1877-1956). Listed as a Farmer at "Crandon" in Donnybrook, then at "Balance Lea" in Capel. He employed a ticket of leave labourer in 1870. His religion was the Church of England.

MOORE, John

(25/05/1806-19/04/1884).

John died in Picton. He was the son of James and Sarah. John arrived on 10/04/1842 on Board the Diadem. He was married on 16/03/1829 in England to Mary Love (1805-06/02/1899). Mary died in Picton. Their children were Harriet (1828-1913), James (1830-1906), Alfred (1832-1893), Frances (1838-1859). Henry, David and John Arthur (1844-1932). He came out with Wollaston and worked for him as a labourer. He moved to Bunbury as a farmer and bought 10 acres in Wellington district in 1859. Listed as the Postmaster between 1857-1862, an undertaker and carpenter in 1861. Also as a Victoria Street Farmer at Balingup.

MOORE, James Junior

(14/01/1830-29/09/1906).

He was born in England and died in Bunbury. He was the son of John and Mary. James arrived on 10/04/1842 on Board the Diadem with parents. He married in Australind to Marle (Maria) Harris (1834-02/07/1909). Their child was Newton (1870-) born in Bunbury. He was listed as an auctioneer at Bunbury in 1861, as a bailiff in 1877, a District Police Constable and a Justice of Peace. He was granted leave of absence in 1866 and was the Mayor of Bunbury in 1898. He was the part-owner with M.C.Davies of "Star of the South" in 1877. He employed five ticket of leave men between 1864 and 1876, including two carpenters and a shoemaker.

MOORE, Edmund

(18/08/1856-04/01/1942).

Edmund was born in Bunbury, as the son of Alfred and Louisa (maiden name Flaherty). He was married on 27/10/1880 at Toodyay Church of England to Eleanor Elizabeth Meredith (09/03/1861-). Eleanor was the daughter of George and Ann (maiden name Hannett). Their children were Borace George (1881-1970), Aubrey Edmund (1883-), Henry Mervyn (1884-1975), Clarence Rupert (1886-), Mabel Louisa (1888-). Ethel May (1889-1895), Felix Leonard (1891-1918) and Minna Eleanor (1893-1914). Listed as a farmer at Brunswick in 1885. Listed in Balingup as in the horse trade and sandalwood, the proprietor of "Balingup lnn" or "Nelson Arms Hotel". He bred racehorses, one of which "Patron", was a winner of many races at country meetings. He Bought "Glenmore '' farm and the Post office between 1886-1889 at Balingup was run by his wife until 1916. He was education in Government Schools at Perth and Bunbury.

MOORE, Alfred

(1832-13/03/1893).

He was born in Bunbury, as the son of John and Mary (maiden name Love). They arrived on 10/04/1842 on Board the Diadem. Alfred was married on 10/06/1853 at father's house in Picton to Louisa Jane Flaherty (1835-12/06/1929) the daughter of Edward and Sarah. Their children were Caroline (1854-1896), Edmund (1856-), Lewis (1858-), Matilda (1860-1884) died in Pitcon, Geoffrey (1869-1938), WaIter and Godfrey. Manager of Allnutt's property "Ditchingham" in 1861. Listed as a farmer at Bunbury and was a Police Constable by 1869 stationed at Lakes, York Road. He employed three ticket of leave men on occasions between 1872-1873 at Bunbury.

MOORE. Miss/Mrs

She is listed in the 1837 Census at Fremantle, a relative of Henry Moore. Miss arrived on 05/03/1839 on the Comet from Tasmania with Misses Bolger and Dyer. He departed on 05/02/1865 on the Rangatira to South Australia. Madras on 01/02/1868 on the Tartar. Listed at Swan as the Caretaker at a Boys Orphanage from 1884 to 1885. He was listed as a Police constable at Bunbury from 1879-1881. Listed at Roebourne working at Moore. Pead and Co. from 1884 to 1886.

MOONEY, Thomas Joseph

He was married to Jane Smith. Their children were Rose Ann (1853-) born in Bunbury, David (1859-) born in Champion Bay and Henry James (1862-) in Champion Bay. He was listed as a mason at Bunbury in the 1850s, at Lower Greenough in the 1860s. He employed three ticket of leave men, including a bricklayer 1865, 1866 and 1869 at York, Victoria Plains and Blackwood district.

MOON, Chow

(-13/06/1877).

He was born in China and died in Fremantle, he also went by Michael Moons. He arrived on 12/10/1829 on board the Emily Taylor with Captain James McDermott. He married on 14/12/1847 in Fremantle to Mary Thorpe (1829- 25/09/1886), the daughter of Benjamin and Jade. She arrived on 05/03/1831 on board the Eliza. Their children were Mary Ann (1845-1853) died in Fremantle, Sarah F (1847-), John (1847-), Michael, Henry, Ann and Jane (1850-). He was a boat builder, carpenter and joiner at Fremantle between 1862-1877. His wife and two children visited Singapore on 14/08/1874 on the Eliza Blanche. She arrived on 23/08/1884 on the Franklin and from Bunbury to Fremantle on 07/06/1885 in Albany. His widow took in washing and lived with her daughter, Jane, who applied for poor relief on her behalf.

MONTGOMERY, William Thomas

He was married on 03/08/1890 in Albany as Roman Catholic to Catherine Munday. Their child was Constance Mary (1891-). He was listed in Guildford as a Telegraph messenger (1883/4 Almanackanac). He moved to Bunbury in 1887.

MONAGHUE, Margaret

She was married in 1855 to Edward Gardner. She was listed as Monaghan at Bunbury as Roman Catholic in 05/1854 by Salvado.

MONAGHAN, Michael

(1835-).

He arrived on 26/12/1860 on the Escort with his wife and Children. He married in the U.K. to Rosa (1835-1865). Rosa died in Bunbury. Their children were Edward (1860-), Mary Ann (1861-), Margaret (1862-1864) born in Fremantle as a Roman Catholic and died in Fremantle and Elizabeth (1864-1865) born in Fremantle as a Roman Catholic and died in Bunbury. He joined the Police Force in 1861. He was transferred from Fremantle to Bunbury in 1865, to Newcastle in 1866, to York in 1867. He employed a ticket of leave Baker at Fremantle in 1870.

MOFFET, Walter

He was married to Mary Caroline Eliza Clarke (01/12/1868-28/08/1944), the daughter of William James and Sarah Elizabeth (maiden name Piggott.). He lived in Bunbury.