Michael Duggan¹

• Marriage*: Michael Duggan married Elizabeth Arthur.¹

Alfred Chicka Leslie Duguid¹

• Father*: William Duguid Snr.¹ b. c 1825
• Mother*: Euphemia McPhee¹

• Birth*: Alfred Chicka Leslie Duguid was born on 1 May 1862 in Mila, Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Baptism: He was baptized on 31 May 1862 in St Matthias Church of England, Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.

Florence Laura Duguid¹

• Father*: William Duguid Snr.¹ b. c 1825
• Mother*: Euphemia McPhee¹

• Birth*: Florence Laura Duguid was born on 26 October 1860 in Mila, Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Baptism: She was baptized on 8 November 1860 in St Matthias Church of England, Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.

William Duguid Jnr.¹

• Father*: William Duguid Snr.¹ b. c 1825
• Mother*: Euphemia McPhee¹

• Birth*: William Duguid Jnr. was born on 22 May 1858 in Mila, Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Baptism: He was baptized on 29 June 1858 in St Matthias Church of England, Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.

William Duguid Snr.¹

• Birth*: William Duguid Snr. was born circa 1825.
• Marriage*: He married Euphemia McPhee circa 1845; Sydney, NSW.^1,2
• Occupation*: He was a Grazier on 29 June 1858 in Mila, Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.

Eliza Duke¹

• Birth*: Eliza Duke was born circa 1853.²
• Marriage*: She married John Richardson Turnbull, son of William Turnbull Snr. and Mary Richardson, on 29 March 1873; House of Mrs Duke, New Ground, Port Sorell, Tas.¹
• Death*: She died on 9 July 1891 in Latrobe, Tasmania, Australia; (1) Alluminaria (2) Delivery of Twins.³

Joseph Duke^1,2,3,4,5

• Father*: Leonard Charles Humphry Duke⁵ b. 20 Nov 1932, d. 20 Mar 1984
• Mother*: Margaret Gertrude Cromb⁵ b. 7 Jun 1940, d. 20 Jun 2003

• Death*: Joseph Duke died on 23 March 1958 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.^2,3,4,5
• Birth*: He was born on 23 March 1958 in Melbourne, Victoria.^2,3,4,5

Leonard Charles Humphry Duke^1,2,3,4,5

• Father*: Leonard Henry Theodore Duke⁵ b. 2 Feb 1912, d. 27 Mar 1980
• Mother*: Lillian Joyce Beattie⁵ b. 12 Aug 1916, d. 22 May 1985

• Birth*: Leonard Charles Humphry Duke was born on 20 November 1932 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.^2,3,4,5
• Marriage*: He married Margaret Gertrude Cromb on 31 July 1955 in Melbourne, Victoria.^5,2
• Divorce*: He and Margaret Gertrude Cromb were divorced before 7 March 1970.^5,2
• Death*: He died on 20 March 1984 in Melbourne, Victoria, at age 51.^2,3,4,5
• Anecdote*: Leonard Charles Humphry Duke was born in 1932. In South Melbourne he attended Eastern Rd. State School, then In 1940 the family moved to Wilks Street, North Caulfield 7 miles from town! He & Lil took up skating at St.Moritz St Kilda during the years just after the war & it became Len's passion. He joined the Monarchs Ice Hockey Club & was one of the foundation members of Melbourne Amateur Speed Skating Club along with David Morgan his longtime school friend. Len wrote the first Constitution of the Club typed up by his 14 yr.old sister Lil. His bedroom was set up like an office complete with filing cabinets & everyone had strict instructions not to disturb anything as he knew exactly where everything was and if one piece of paper got mixed up with another it would ruin everything!
  Len & Lil represented Victoria at Speed Skating several times. In Sydney in 1950 at 17 he won 3 SENIOR championships in one night setting new Australian Records although still a Junior. In 1953 in Hobart Tasmania Lil won an Australian Title. They both held Australian & Victorian titles over the years, a fact which their father was proud to point out to visitors!
  When he was 20 he fractured his neck when he was thrown over the bonnet of a car which knocked him off his bike. He was in plaster from neck to waist for months He married Margaret Cromb in 1954 & their son Len 3rd was born in April 1955. They had 4 more children over the next 6 years , Joseph, who Verlie, Elizabeth & Tania & built a "contemporary" house in the new suburb of Glen Waverley when the roads were unmade & very rough. The Credit Squeeze in the early 1960s caused the loss of Len's job, his car & his home. They rented in Caulfield while he tried to get another job but everyone told him he was overqualified. He sold encyclopedeas & moved to Redcliffe in Queensland where there was more of a market.
  Margaret left the family for another man in Queensland & as Len couldn't look after the kids and go out selling at night the children were brought home to Victoria by their paternal grandmother till Len came down. Margaret collected the youngest Tania after a while & Len tried for years to keep the others together till eventually Margaret came to take the girls back. As they were getting into the car to take them away, young Lennie looked so sad Len said "Do you want to go too" - and of course he went. Len was brokenhearted to lose his kids as he really loved them. The first Christmas without them he was staying at his parent's holiday house at Kilcunda in Sth.Gippsland with some of the family & looked really forlorn as his nephews & nieces opened their Christmas presents. A few years later he married Glenyse Harris & had three lovely kids so once again he was surrounded by a family he loved. As a young man he was always interested in joining the Police force but at the time the regulation height was 6 ft. & he was 5ft.10 ins, but was able to become a member of the Commonwealth Police Force in his 40s due to the minimum height being reduced. He was co-ordinator of the Citizens Radio Emergency Minitors Council involving 2-way radio & Search & Rescue . It was a shock when he was struck down in 1982 with a brain tumour at 49 & had a big operation which gave him back to his young family with sight & hearing for about 6 months. He was quite a solid build & when it got too big a job for Glenys to dress & feed him & they had to shift house over Christmas 1983, she had to have him admitted to Royal Melbourne hospital again & he never left . His mother visited him the year before when he was first ill & his sister Lil & eldest daughters Verlie (she hadn't seen him for 17 years) & later Elizabeth made the trip from Qld. taking her 3rd baby - the only one of his grandchildren he ever saw His elder son Len contacted him so it was nice they made contact again, as they grew up believing he had deserted them. He died 20 March 1984 at the age of 50, when Rebekkah was 9, Sarah 7 & Saul 4. Members of the Drug Squad were well represented at his funeral. He had donated the Len Duke Perpetual Ice Racing Trophy to the Victorian Speed Skating Union & his wife Glenys returned his cups to the Union after he died. When one of the officials asked if anyone in his family wanted them, Lil collected 2 trophies & gave them to his daughters Verlie & Elizabeth who were interested in the family history. The other had been joined to the Duke Trophy to make it bigger, so his name lives on in the skating world.^5,6

Leonard Henry Theodore Duke^1,2,3,4,5

• Birth*: Leonard Henry Theodore Duke was born on 2 February 1912 in South Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.^2,3,4,5
• Marriage*: He married Lillian Joyce Beattie, daughter of Andrew Charles Beattie and Ruby Kathleen Isobel Turnbull, on 14 May 1932 in West, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.^5,2
• Death*: He died on 27 March 1980 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, at age 68.^2,3,4,5
• Anecdote*: Leonard Henry Theodore DUKE was born in South Melbourne Victoria 2nd February 1912. His father Humphry Henry James DUKE was a bag dealer & his mother was Idunna SCOTT (Thygesen). He lived most of his early days in South Melbourne. His father died when he was 5 & his mother remarried & had 2 more children, but eventually divorced. All the Duke children were influenced in their love of Australiana by T.C.Alsopp, Head Teacher of Eastern Rd. State School in South Melbourne, where they attended. He taught them Australian songs & poetry & encouraged them to attend operas at the PlayhouseTheatre down by the Yarra River. Len used lines from "The Rubyiat of Omah Khyam" in conversation. "The bird of time has but a little time to fly, and Lo the bird is on the wing" was one he used often & and "The bird is on the wing" was enough to say it was getting late. He knew Banjo Paterson's "Man from Snowy River" & "Clancy of the Overflow" which he taught his daughter Lil. On Sundays as a youngster Len joined the underprivileged kids for breakfast at the nearby Tri-boys Society, and when his stepfather started shouting, he slept with his hat on in case he had to get out quickly! When he was about 11 his mother had the Bluebell Cafe, a Confectionery shop & Tea Rooms in Clarendon St. Sth. Melbourne & kept pies & bread under the counter for Len's friends, among whom were later World Champion Billiard player Walter Lindrum & radio & TV personality Frank Rich. Len & his brother Humphry missed having a father & he was a manly little boy who always looked afterhis sister, more like a big brother. He spent time at the docks (now built on for the tramways in the Banks/Wells St. area) round the campfire with an ex policeman listening to the stories the men told. For pocket money he sold papers.
  He was good at sport & got out of bed with the flu to do his Bronze Medallion in swimming He won a swimming race in a school competition & gave the prize to the girl who came second because he was, as the teacher put it "a little gentleman" When he was about 11 he met Lillian Beattie, then 9 years old & a few years later they started going out together. He was quite a whiz with the billiard cue & would often win 5 shillings to take her to the pictures & buy chocolates. He borrowed 1 pound from his sister Jessie "to buy a wedding ring for Lily"& they were married on 14 May 1932 when he was 20 & she not quite 16. They moved into a 2 roomed cottage in Sth Melbourne with rent subsidised by the Government. Len worked on the construction of St.Kilda Rd. for sustenance (Susso) during the Depression and in the early 1930s when their first baby Lennie was one year old they had only enough money to buy an egg, so they fed the baby & had nothing to eat themselves. He acted as midwife for the birth of his daughter Lil above his mother-in-law's fruitshop in West Melbourne. During their early married life he was a foreman in Boles Icecream Factory in Fitzroy & lived just behind the factory so jumped the fence to come home at night, often with a whole bucket of icecream for his kids. While living in South Melbourne he drove Yellow Cab before 1941 then shifted "out bush" to North Caulfield, seven miles from the city & a place with a huge long backyard. He was inducted into the Army during World War 2 on Nov 1942 & served inAustralia as Driver Mechanic at Port Kembla Workshops till February 1946. According to Army doctors he had flat feet so couldn't serve overseas. After discharge he went back to driving taxis for Red Top & in 1954 got a taxi licence so could drive anytime. A couple of times he was bashed & robbed. He eventually left the taxis & went into the tree removal business with his own truck in the 1950s. When the Queen came to Australia he & his son Fran loaded up the truck with fruit boxes & sold them for 5/- (50c) for people to stand on, then collected them after the parade passed & resold them further up the line. He taught them a family whistle which he used whenever he wanted them & they could be anywhere in the world & hear that whistle & see see a member of the Duke family. His daughter Lil's family then passed it on to the Dillons. He admired Richard Tauber & knew all his songs, which he then taught to Fran, who later studied singing whilst overseas in his early twenties. Weekends were for families to get together & Sunday was the day for a roast dinner and working in his big garden. At night the uncles, aunties & cousins came for a cold tea and the children put on a concert first, then the adults sang in harmony all the old songs their mother taught them. His great loves were football & fishing. He was a great South Melbourne footie supporter (Australian Rules) but never got to see them win a premiership. He fished with his brother Humphry & Charlie Cumberland and later his grandson Steve Dillon. They were in his black rubber dinghy once & were rammed by a power boat out on Port Phillip Bay off St. Kilda Pier. Steve was thrown into the water & Len knocked back into the boat. After Steve got them back to shore Len drove to the police Station but couldn't remember the accident. He spent months in a head to waist plaster with a broken neck Years later. he & Steve went to Melbourne from Qld. for the boat owner's trial - they'd all been downstairs drinking & had no look-out. He got a serttlement of a few thousand dollars & gave some to Steve.
  He was a self taught golfer & won several golf trophies in his thirties, & for the years leading up to 1979 won the Billiards & Snooker championships at Buderim.. He was so good the Buderim Club decided in his last year to bar him from the Championship because "he always won" His sayings were gems: "Just because the tent's small don't think the show's not good" - "No dogs in single rooms". "When the lighthouse shines across the bay, come home my love, come home" - "Snorkey Marney of the Burrough, fought 3 rounds in a paper bag with a monkey & came out without a scratch." When asked what anything was it was always "A wigwam for a goose's bridle" & if something was lost if would be"Hanging on a skyhook" later abbreviated as all his speech was, to "Hangin'". He couln't read a note of music but could play any tune on the mouth organ or accordian.
  He loved his 16 grandchildren & always had time for them. He always did a tapdance for them & had a Donald Duck imitation which accompanied wild tickling.
  He loved taking everyone for fishing trips at Kilcunda, mushrooming around the old mineshafts of Wonthaggi, and counter lunches for everydone at the Miners Rest Hotel. His one aim in life was to win Tatts, now Gold Lotto, & take all the family on a big trip or all live together in a big house. He had nicknames for all the family, most girls in the Duke family ended up being called Annie Kate, Katie Annie or just Kate. He was a whiz with Cockney rhyming slang & would come in with Steve after being out fishing and tell him "Better lemon squash (wash) the german bands & plates of meat" (hands & feet) & as Steve became more used to it, he'd just say "Swan, give the germans & plates a lemon". In his business of lopping & felling trees when work was slack he cleaned out sheds, garages, houses & couldn't throw out 'good stuff'. It ended up in the sideway & shed at Wilks St then transferred to Kilcunda when they retired there for a few years, then some made its way to Qld. He wrote a letter during the height of the 1973/74 Xmas Brisbane floods when they were living at Miami on the Gold Coast. Its a classic - describing almost minute by minute the change in events - how the rain was getting heavier, the radio had now gone out, their boa twas tied to the verandah post as the waters were rising in the street & he said "Anybody who lives in Queensland (during the cyclone season) would have to be homeless, or Stateless, or mad!" He would've been proud to know his great-grandfather William Duke came out from Ireland as a young man & became a now-famous artis, with his paintings hanging in two art galleries & museums in Tasmania, one in Geleong & two in the National Library in Canberra, along with several in the W.L.Crowther Library in Hobart. Prints taken from two of William's works were sold at art shops during Expo in Brisbane. One of his whaling pictures travelled Australia during the Bi-Centennial celebrations with the Great Australian Masters exhibition.
  He & Lil planned a World Tour in 1974 & four days before they were to sai he had a massive heart attack which resulted in by-pass surgery so he never left Australia. After a few months they shifted to a caravan Park at Alexandra Headland in Queensland & when his daughter Lil & her family arrived back from overseas to live in Buderim he was overjoyed. He enjoyed his various activities & loved his family around him, the more the merrier - "We're a family of champions" was how he thought of them. He visited his sons & siblings in Melbourne in 1980 & went walking with his son Len round St.Kilda Pier where he used to go fishing as a kid. He stood at the end of the Pier gazing at the sea, Len said "as if he was having his last look" & that's just what it was. He came back to Queensland and went into hospital soon after where he died in March 1980 a few weeks after his 68th birthday & was cremated at Albany Creek Crematorium, Brisbane. Like the lines of one of his favourite poems "I'm goin' he said as he rode away, where the Pelican builds his nest."⁵

Sarah Ann Duke^1,2

• Father*: William Duke
• Mother*: Mary Ann Allen

• Birth*: Sarah Ann Duke was born circa 1866 in Mudgee, New South Wales, Australia.
• Marriage*: She married Henry Jarvis, son of William Jarvis and Mary Jane Drummond, on 5 February 1883; Res. of John Bateman, Tumbarumba, NSW.^1,2

William Duke¹

• Marriage*: William Duke married Mary Ann Allen.¹

Philip Dumaresq^1,2

• Marriage*: Philip Dumaresq married Deborah Trumbull on 24 June 1672; St Heliers, Jersey, Channell Islands, UK.^1,2

Eliza Duminish¹

• Marriage*: Eliza Duminish married Joseph Groves.
• Occupation*: She was a Farmer.

Cora May Dumont

• Birth*: Cora May Dumont was born circa 1885.
• Marriage*: She married Adam David Turnbull, son of Robert Turnbull and Elizabeth "Betsy" Jackson, after 1905 in Illinois, USA.

Betty Dun¹

• Birth*: Betty Dun was born circa 1718.¹
• Marriage*: She married Walter Turnbull, son of Walter Turnbull, circa 1740.¹
• Death*: She died circa 1788.¹

Jane Dunbar¹

• Marriage*: Jane Dunbar married William Murphy Trimble, son of Joseph Trimble and Catherine Carrico, on 9 November 1865; Sullivan, Indiana, USA.¹

Florence Duncan¹

• Father*: Robert Barclay Duncan¹ b. 3 Nov 1855
• Mother*: Annie Turnbull¹ b. 12 Nov 1859, d. c 1926

• Birth*: Florence Duncan was born on 11 July 1886 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.¹

Florence Lillian Duncan¹

• Marriage*: Florence Lillian Duncan married Thomas George Triggell, son of Thomas George Triggell and Lillian Ellen Ward, circa 1916; Lismore, NSW.¹

Francis Duncan¹

• Marriage*: Francis Duncan married Jane Fraser.¹
• Occupation*: He was a Coach Painter on 22 May 1876.

James A. Duncan¹

• Marriage*: James A. Duncan married Agnes Lawson Turnbull circa 1894; Queensland.¹

Lilian Duncan¹

• Father*: Robert Barclay Duncan¹ b. 3 Nov 1855
• Mother*: Annie Turnbull¹ b. 12 Nov 1859, d. c 1926

• Birth*: Lilian Duncan was born on 15 February 1888 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.¹

Louisa May Duncan^1,2

• Father*: Robert Barclay Duncan^1,2 b. 3 Nov 1855
• Mother*: Annie Turnbull^1,2 b. 12 Nov 1859, d. c 1926

• Birth*: Louisa May Duncan was born on 16 January 1885.^1,2
• Marriage*: She married Walter John Judd on 27 March 1909.²

Mary Duncan¹

• Birth*: Mary Duncan was born circa 1810 in Scotland.²
• Marriage*: She married Samuel Perry Turnbull, son of Archibald Turnbull and Ann Sugar (Nancy) Morier, on 31 July 1831 in Glasgow, Scotland.¹
• Death*: She died on 31 July 1849 in Monaro, New South Wales, Australia.¹

Mary C. Duncan¹

• Father*: Robert Barclay Duncan^1,2 b. 3 Nov 1855
• Mother*: Annie Turnbull^1,2 b. 12 Nov 1859, d. c 1926

• Birth*: Mary C. Duncan was born on 8 June 1883 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.^1,2

Robert Barclay Duncan¹

• Father*: William Duncan¹
• Mother*: Caroline McKay Barclay¹

• Birth*: Robert Barclay Duncan was born on 3 November 1855 in Old Machar, Aberdeen, Scotland.¹
• Marriage*: He married Annie Turnbull, daughter of Thomas Turnbull and Mary Wilson, on 4 February 1882; Chapel House, Castlereagh St., Sydney, NSW.¹

Thomas (Dillon) Duncan¹

• Father*: Robert Barclay Duncan¹ b. 3 Nov 1855
• Mother*: Annie Turnbull¹ b. 12 Nov 1859, d. c 1926

• Birth*: Thomas (Dillon) Duncan was born on 27 March 1903 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.¹
• Death*: He died on 22 January 1964 at age 60.¹

Virginia Mae Duncan^1,2

• Birth*: Virginia Mae Duncan was born on 13 March 1896 in Erin Springs, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, USA.^1,2
• Marriage*: She married Howard Clifford Loveland, son of William Taylor Loveland and Isabelle Turnbull, on 5 January 1918 in Konowa, Oklahoma, USA; Ref #M3090.¹
• Death*: She died on 6 June 1980 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA, at age 84.^1,2

William Duncan¹

• Father*: Francis Duncan¹
• Mother*: Jane Fraser¹

• Birth*: William Duncan was born circa 1855 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Occupation*: He was a Labourer on 22 May 1876 in Surry Hills, New South Wales, Australia.
• Marriage*: He married Louisa Cotterill, daughter of Charles Cotterill and Mary Bankes, on 22 May 1876; Scots Church, Sydney, NSW.¹

William Duncan¹

• Occupation*: William Duncan was a Stonecutter.¹
• Marriage*: He married Caroline McKay Barclay, daughter of Alexander Barclay.¹

William C. Dunham¹

• Marriage*: William C. Dunham married Evelina C. (Evie) Turnbull, daughter of William Baxter Turnbull and Relief Ann (Liefy) Tucker, circa 1855.¹

Jesse Dunk¹

• Occupation*: Jesse Dunk was a Farmer in Camden, New South Wales, Australia.
• Marriage*: He married Harriett Britt.¹

Jesse Dunk^1,2

• Birth*: Jesse Dunk was born circa 1787 in England.^1,2
• Marriage*: He married Sarah Hilder circa 1858 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.^1,2
• Death*: He died in 1860 in Camden, New South Wales, Australia.^1,2

Emilia Dunks¹

• Father*: Jesse Dunk¹
• Mother*: Harriett Britt¹

• Birth*: Emilia Dunks was born circa 1857 in Camden, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Marriage*: She married Samuel Campbell, son of John Campbell and Ann Gillis, on 7 February 1880 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Occupation*: She was a Dressmaker on 7 February 1880 in Sydney, New South Wales.

Mary (May?) Dunlap¹

• Marriage*: Mary (May?) Dunlap married Earl Scott Turnbull, son of Alonzo Edward Turnbull and Lucy Ellen Mendenhall, circa 1904.¹
• Num Child*: She had 1 other child.

Daniel Dunlop¹

• Marriage*: Daniel Dunlop married Elizabeth Hill.¹

Elizabeth Hill Dunlop¹

• Father*: Daniel Dunlop²
• Mother*: Elizabeth Hill²

• Marriage*: Elizabeth Hill Dunlop married William Petterson Turnbull.¹
• Birth*: She was born circa 1860.
• Death*: She died circa 1921 in Victoria, Australia.²

Isabella Dunlop

• Father*: Robert Dunlop
• Mother*: Mary Morgan

• Birth*: Isabella Dunlop was born circa 1872 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
• Marriage*: She married John Merrick Waterford, son of William Waterford and Susannah Merrick, on 21 November 1900; Redfern, NSW.

Jane Dunlop¹

• Marriage*: Jane Dunlop married George Henry Turnbull.¹

Mary Dunlop¹

• Marriage*: Mary Dunlop married William Bickett.¹

Robert Dunlop

• Marriage*: Robert Dunlop married Mary Morgan.

Adeline D. Dunn¹

• Father*: John Eldridge Dunn¹ b. c 1847
• Mother*: Catherine Hannah Smith¹

• Birth*: Adeline D. Dunn was born circa 1902 in Kiandra, New South Wales, Australia.¹

Albert E. Dunn¹

• Father*: John Eldridge Dunn¹ b. c 1847
• Mother*: Catherine Hannah Smith¹

• Birth*: Albert E. Dunn was born circa 1895.¹

Amos E. Dunn¹

• Father*: John Eldridge Dunn¹ b. c 1847
• Mother*: Catherine Hannah Smith¹

• Birth*: Amos E. Dunn was born circa 1906 in Kiandra, New South Wales, Australia.¹

Annie Dunn¹

• Marriage*: Annie Dunn married George Thomas Phelps, son of James Millard Phelps and Margaret Turnbull, circa 1883.¹
• Death*: She died circa 1965 in Kogarah, New South Wales, Australia.¹

Annie Lawrie Dunn¹

• Father*: Henry Dunn¹
• Mother*: Annie Lawrie Adair King¹

• Birth*: Annie Lawrie Dunn was born circa 1878 in The Oaks, Camden, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Marriage*: She married Cyril Ernest Corlette, son of Rev. James Christian Corlette and Frances Edith Manning, on 27 September 1903; St Saviors Church of England, Goulburn, NSW.¹
• Residence*: She lived on 27 September 1903 in Merilla, Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia.

Archelaus (Archibald) Close Dunn¹

• Charts: William Turnbull b. c1700 - Turnbull's of Digby Nova Scotia

• Birth*: Archelaus (Archibald) Close Dunn was born circa 1840 in Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada.¹
• Marriage*: He married Matilda Jane Turnbull, daughter of William Thompson Turnbull and Martha Glorina Wright, in 1866 in Digby, Nova Scotia.¹
• Death*: He died in 1915 in Digby, Nova Scotia.¹

Arthur A. Dunn¹

• Father*: John Eldridge Dunn¹ b. c 1847
• Mother*: Catherine Hannah Smith¹

• Birth*: Arthur A. Dunn was born circa 1900 in Kiandra, New South Wales, Australia.¹

Catherine Dunn¹

• Father*: Thomas Dunn¹
• Mother*: Mary McNamara¹

• Birth*: Catherine Dunn was born circa 1861 in Buckleys Crossing, Dalgety, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Marriage*: She married Henry Turner, son of John Turner and Mary Hennessy, on 19 April 1882; St Marys Church, Gegedzerick, Berridale, NSW.¹

Catherine Hannah Dunn¹

• Father*: John Eldridge Dunn¹ b. c 1847
• Mother*: Catherine Hannah Smith¹

• Birth*: Catherine Hannah Dunn was born circa 1889 in The Ravine, Kiandra, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Marriage*: She married Peter John Paterick, son of John Paterick and Margaret Forrester, on 20 March 1913 in All Saints Church of England, Tumut, New South Wales, Australia.

Charles Arthur Dunn¹

• Father*: John Thomas Dunn Snr.¹ b. 1 Aug 1863
• Mother*: Emma Burgess¹

• Birth*: Charles Arthur Dunn was born circa 1889 in Kiandra, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Occupation*: He was a Labourer on 7 September 1915 in Tumut, New South Wales, Australia.
• Marriage*: He married Elizabeth Mary Hitchcock, daughter of Alfred Hitchcock and Jane Smith, on 7 September 1915; All Saints Church of England, Tumut, NSW.¹
• Residence*: He lived circa 1921 in Yarrangobilly, New South Wales, Australia.²

Eliza Ann Dunn^1,2

• Father*: John William Dunn^1,2 b. c 1824
• Mother*: Anne Whiting^1,2 b. c 1828, d. c 1875

• Birth*: Eliza Ann Dunn was born on 16 August 1869 in Adaminaby, New South Wales, Australia.^1,2
• Baptism: She was baptized on 10 July 1870 in Adaminaby, New South Wales.²
• Marriage*: She married Angus John McPherson, son of John McPherson and Frances Mather Bidwell, on 14 April 1891; St Pauls Church of England, Cooma, NSW.¹

Eliza V. Dunn¹

• Father*: John Eldridge Dunn¹ b. c 1847
• Mother*: Catherine Hannah Smith¹

• Birth*: Eliza V. Dunn was born circa 1898 in Kiandra, New South Wales, Australia.¹

Elizabeth Dunn¹

• Marriage*: Elizabeth Dunn married James Elton, son of Charles Thomas Prothero Elton and Elizabeth Ingram.¹
• Birth*: She was born circa 1881.²
• Death*: She died on 30 June 1955 in Bombala, New South Wales, Australia.²

Ellen Dunn¹

• Marriage*: Ellen Dunn married Thomas Aspery.¹

Emily Elizabeth Dunn¹

• Father*: John Thomas Dunn Snr.¹ b. 1 Aug 1863
• Mother*: Emma Burgess¹

• Birth*: Emily Elizabeth Dunn was born circa 1891 in Kiandra, New South Wales, Australia.¹

Ethel Mary Dunn¹

• Father*: John Thomas Dunn Snr.¹ b. 1 Aug 1863
• Mother*: Emma Burgess¹

• Birth*: Ethel Mary Dunn was born circa 1894 in Carrigallon, Northern, Ireland.¹
• Marriage*: She married William Moorhead Jnr., son of William Moorhead Snr. and Elizabeth Wilson, on 8 March 1919; All Saints Church of England, Tumut, NSW.

Ethel May Dunn¹

• Father*: John Eldridge Dunn¹ b. c 1847
• Mother*: Catherine Hannah Smith¹

• Birth*: Ethel May Dunn was born circa 1890 in Ravine, Kiandra, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Marriage*: She married William Henry Wortz, son of Charles H. W. A. Wortz and Sarah Jane Ball, on 7 December 1911 in All Saints Church of England, Tumut, New South Wales, Australia.¹

Fanny Dunn¹

• Father*: John William Dunn¹ b. c 1824
• Mother*: Anne Whiting¹ b. c 1828, d. c 1875

• Birth*: Fanny Dunn was born on 7 May 1860 in Island Lake, Maneroo, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Baptism: She was baptized on 5 April 1861 in Maneroo, New South Wales.¹

Frances Dunn¹

• Marriage*: Frances Dunn married Isaac Napthali.¹

Frances Emilia Dunn¹

• Charts: William Turnbull b. c1700 - Turnbull's of Digby Nova Scotia

• Birth*: Frances Emilia Dunn was born in 1836.¹
• Marriage*: She married Robert James Turnbull, son of Alexander (Sandy) Turnbull and Sarah Warrington, circa 1860.¹
• Death*: She died in 1900.¹

Helen Dunn¹

• Marriage*: Helen Dunn married Nicholas Koppmann.¹

Henry Dunn¹

• Occupation*: Henry Dunn was Grazier.
• Marriage*: He married Annie Lawrie Adair King.¹

Joanna Dunn¹

• Father*: John William Dunn¹ b. c 1824
• Mother*: Anne Whiting¹ b. c 1828, d. c 1875

• Birth*: Joanna Dunn was born on 25 July 1865 in Eucumbene, Maneroo, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Baptism: She was baptized on 10 September 1865 in Maneroo, New South Wales.¹

John Dunn¹

• Marriage*: John Dunn married Mary (?).¹
• Living*: He was living circa 1824 in Rudston, Yorkshire, England.

John E. Dunn¹

• Father*: John Eldridge Dunn¹ b. c 1847
• Mother*: Catherine Hannah Smith¹

• Birth*: John E. Dunn was born circa 1892 in Kiandra, New South Wales, Australia.¹

John Eldridge Dunn¹

• Father*: John William Dunn b. c 1824
• Mother*: Anne Whiting b. c 1828, d. c 1875

• Name Variation: John Eldridge Dunn was also known as Elvidge.
• Birth*: He was born circa 1847 in North Burton, Yorkshire, England.
• Occupation*: He was a Carpenter.
• Marriage*: He married Catherine Hannah Smith in 1885 in Cooma, New South Wales, Australia.^1,2
• Residence*: He lived circa 1921 in Tumut, New South Wales, Australia.³

John Thomas Dunn Jnr.¹

• Father*: John Thomas Dunn Snr.¹ b. 1 Aug 1863
• Mother*: Emma Burgess¹

• Birth*: John Thomas Dunn Jnr. was born circa 1886 in Adaminaby, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Occupation*: He was a Saw Mill Worker on 28 May 1912 in Talbingo, New South Wales, Australia.
• Marriage*: He married Maud Adeline Smith, daughter of Jane Smith, on 28 May 1912; All Saints Church of England, Tumut, NSW.¹
• Residence*: He lived circa 1921 in Yarrangobilly, New South Wales, Australia.²

John Thomas Dunn Snr.¹

• Father*: John William Dunn² b. c 1824
• Mother*: Anne Whiting² b. c 1828, d. c 1875

• Occupation*: John Thomas Dunn Snr. was a Sawyer.
• Marriage*: He married Emma Burgess.³
• Birth*: He was born on 1 August 1863 in Eucumbene, Maneroo, New South Wales, Australia.²
• Baptism: He was baptized on 13 September 1863 in Maneroo, New South Wales.²
• Residence*: He lived circa 1921 in Yarrangobilly, New South Wales, Australia.⁴

John William Dunn¹

• Father*: John Dunn¹
• Mother*: Mary (?)¹

• Birth*: John William Dunn was born circa 1824 in Rudston, Yorkshire, England.¹
• Marriage*: He married Anne Whiting, daughter of Thomas Whiting and Sarah Walls, circa 1846.¹
• Emigration*: He and Anne Whiting emigrated on 6 November 1857 from Liverpool, England.
• Immigration*: He and Anne Whiting immigrated on 3 February 1858 to Sydney, New South Wales, Australia; arrived on the "Telegraph". They were not able to read or write and he was listed as a farm labourer. She was Church of England.²
• Occupation: He was a Labourer circa 1860 in Island Lake, Maneroo, New South Wales, Australia.
• Occupation: He was a Shepherd circa 1863 in Eucumbene, Maneroo, New South Wales, Australia.
• Occupation: He was a Farmer circa 1870 in Adaminaby, Maneroo, New South Wales, Australia.
• Occupation: He was a Teamster on 14 April 1891 in Kiandra, New South Wales, Australia.³

Kate Dunn¹

• Marriage*: Kate Dunn married John Roles.¹

Margaret Dunn¹

• Marriage*: Margaret Dunn married James Turnbull circa 1800.¹

Margaret Vernna Dunn¹

• Father*: Archelaus (Archibald) Close Dunn¹ b. c 1840, d. 1915
• Mother*: Matilda Jane Turnbull¹ b. 12 Sep 1840, d. 1871
• Adoptive father: Frederick Myles Hancock b. 17 Dec 1829, d. 26 May 1891
• Adoptive mother: Mary Elizabeth Turnbull b. 25 Jul 1831, d. 22 Jan 1909

• Charts: William Turnbull b. c1700 - Turnbull's of Digby Nova Scotia

• Birth*: Margaret Vernna Dunn was born on 22 December 1867 in Hillsburgh, Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada.²
• Marriage*: She married William Erastus Obidiah Jones, son of Robert Vonclure Jones B.A., M.A., Phd. and Emma Pineo, on 30 June 1891 in Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada.^1,2
• Death*: She died in 1940 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.¹

Mary Ann Dunn^1,2

• Father*: John William Dunn b. c 1824
• Mother*: Anne Whiting b. c 1828, d. c 1875

• Birth*: Mary Ann Dunn was born circa 1855 in England.
• Marriage*: She married George Richard Sims, son of George Sims and Elizabeth Myles, on 9 March 1873; Little Plain, Adaminaby, NSW.¹

Rachel E. Dunn¹

• Father*: John Eldridge Dunn¹ b. c 1847
• Mother*: Catherine Hannah Smith¹

• Birth*: Rachel E. Dunn was born circa 1896 in Kiandra, New South Wales, Australia.¹

Samuel Dunn¹

• Father*: John Eldridge Dunn¹ b. c 1847
• Mother*: Catherine Hannah Smith¹

• Birth*: Samuel Dunn was born circa 1884 in Lobbs Hole, Tumut, New South Wales, Australia.¹
• Occupation*: He was a Carrier on 4 July 1908 in Tumut, New South Wales.
• Marriage*: He married Sarah Jane Thomas, daughter of James Thomas Jnr. and Emma Elizabeth Middleton, on 4 July 1908 in All Saints Church of England, Tumut, New South Wales, Australia.