Turnbull Clan Genealogy Collection

Frederick Parker Manning Turnbull

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, B1918-07363. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.

Rosina Gaggetta

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, M1902-09399. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.

Thomas Turnbull

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, B1903-22020. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.

Lillian Turnbull

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, B1905-24184. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.

George Turnbull

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S6] BMD Victoria, Australia, online, M1906-03907. Hereinafter cited as BMD Victoria, Australia. ABBR Vic. BMD
   https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/indexsearch.doj

Annie Mary Carew

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S6] BMD Victoria, Australia, online, M1906-03907. Hereinafter cited as BMD Victoria, Australia. ABBR Vic. BMD
   https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/indexsearch.doj
2. [S6] BMD Victoria, Australia, online, D1962-22861. Hereinafter cited as BMD Victoria, Australia. ABBR Vic. BMD
   https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/indexsearch.doj

Mary Janet Turnbull

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S6] BMD Victoria, Australia, online, D1966-23583. Hereinafter cited as BMD Victoria, Australia. ABBR Vic. BMD
   https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/indexsearch.doj
2. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, B1907-16856. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.
3. [S6] BMD Victoria, Australia, online, D1973-13667. Hereinafter cited as BMD Victoria, Australia. ABBR Vic. BMD
   https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/indexsearch.doj

James Leonard Turnbull

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, B1909-35691. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.
2. [S6] BMD Victoria, Australia, online, D1975-05598. Hereinafter cited as BMD Victoria, Australia. ABBR Vic. BMD
   https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/indexsearch.doj

Susan Roberts

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S2] TURNBULL, S.J. (deceased), File T-0016 ABBR TURNBULL, S.J
2. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, D1921-05884. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.
3. [S2052] 1851 Wales Census, Name: Robert RobertsAge: 28Estimated birth year: abt 1823Relation: HeadSpouse's Name: Ellin RobertsGender: MaleWhere born: Holyhead, Anglesey, WalesCivil Parish or Township: HolyheadPhillimore Ecclesiastical Parish Maps: View related Ecclesiastical ParishTown: HolyheadCounty/Island: AngleseyCountry: WalesRegistration district: AngleseySub-registration district: LlanddausaintED, institution, or vessel: 6wPiece: 2522Folio: 675Page Number: 13Household schedule number: 50Household Members: Name AgeRobert Roberts 28Ellin Roberts 25Lewis Roberts 4Thomas Roberts 2Susan Roberts 1Elizabeth Hughes 60Hugh Hughes 26

Amelia Lynch

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S2] TURNBULL, S.J. (deceased), File T-0016 ABBR TURNBULL, S.J
2. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, D1927-08082. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.

Leonard Turnbull

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S2] TURNBULL, S.J. (deceased), File T-0016 ABBR TURNBULL, S.J

Thomas G. Turnbull

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S2] TURNBULL, S.J. (deceased), File T-0016 ABBR TURNBULL, S.J
2. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, B1914-20152. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.

Robert Douglas Turnbull

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, B1917-44594. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.

Louis Turnbull

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S2] TURNBULL, S.J. (deceased), Turnbull Files ABBR TURNBULL, S.J
2. [S2] TURNBULL, S.J. (deceased), File T-0016 ABBR TURNBULL, S.J

Dorothy J. Turnbull

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, B1915-38487. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.

Edna M. Turnbull

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, B1918-34575. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.
2. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, D1918-08906. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.

Mary Eliza Griffiths^1,1,1,2

Parents

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S4681] Ancestry.com, Australia, Birth Index, 1788-1922, The New South Wales Pioneers Index: Federation Series 1889-1918, Compiled from publicly available sources.
2. [S4682] Ancestry.com, Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950, Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950; Lehi, UT; Australia, Marriage Index, 1788-1950, Compiled from publicly available sources.
3. [S2] TURNBULL, S.J. (deceased), File T-0003 ABBR TURNBULL, S.J
4. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, M1897-02651. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.

William Griffiths

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S2] TURNBULL, S.J. (deceased), File T-0003 ABBR TURNBULL, S.J

Ann Moses

BMDB Events

Citations

1. [S2] TURNBULL, S.J. (deceased), File T-0003 ABBR TURNBULL, S.J

George Embleton

Parents

BMDB Events

Other Life Events

Citations

1. [S696] John Embleton, "E-Mail from John Embleton," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, Feb. 2006, George Embleton was born 1831/1832 in the Northumberland/Co. Durham area. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - John Embleton." Hello Brian I have been in touch with Turnbull family before (email address) but haven't been able to raise anyone for quite some time. Via the work from your family, it turns out that your Hannah Embleton was the sister of my Grandfather Joseph Macedon Embleton. He married Lilian Jane McParlin (I have a copy of their marriage Certificate) and until recently it was thought that Joseph was an only child (there was never any other family mentioned. Joseph was a mine manager in Kalgoorlie when he met and married Lilian. I wonder what happened for him to not have contact with his family and what happened to them. Joseph and Lilian had 3 boys and 3 girls. There are now just 3 male Embletons. Would love to know if you have any other information on the Embleton family. Big ask, I know, since you are researching the Turnbull clan, but anything you or your family members may have would be appreciated. Kind regards, John Embleton Hell again Brian, The following is info I received from Dianne Turnbull back in 2003. "Now, a couple of years ago I stumbled across a copy of the Newcastle & Lower Hunter Pre - 1900 Pioneer Register. he information was collected by a researcher in Sydney. The following information is what I found. George Embleton was born 1831/1832 in the Northumberland/Co. Durham area. He was the son of Robert Embleton and Hannah Roxsby. George arrived in Melbourne aboard the vessel "Ocean Chief" in 1854. He was a free settler and his occupation was listed as "Goldminer". On December 6 1856 George married a Mary Ann Wilkinson in a Ballarat Presbyterian Church. Mary Ann Wilkinson was baptised on January 1 1832 in Haswell, Co. Durham. She was the daughter of Thomas Wilkinson and Margaret Burnip. Mary Ann arrived in Melbourne on September 9 1856 aboard the vessel "Golden Era". Their children were: Margaret Eleanor Embleton Mary Ann Embleton Thomas Embleton George Wilkinson Embleton Robert Embleton Hannah Embleton Margaret Burnip Embleton Thomas Wilkinson Embleton Joseph Embleton Elizabeth Dickinson Embleton Now an interesting bit! You mentioned that Joseph was born at sea. Yet the information listed in the pioneer register states that all of the children were born in the Ballarat/Durham Lead areas of Victoria. Unless Joseph was born en route to Newcastle? Of course I do not know how old this research/information is. The last bit of information I have is that George and Mary Ann lived on the Hamilton Commonage from 1880 until their deaths in 1908 (George) and 1916 (Mary Ann). Both of them are buried in the Church of England section at Sandgate Cemetery. I haven't heard from Kayta for about 18 months now. From her research Kayta found that her ancestor was a Robert Embleton (born 1822) who was the brother of George Embleton (born 1831/1832). It seems as though Robert and his family also lived in the Hamilton area before settling in the Maitland district. As certain Christian names were always used in the family, it's been tricky working who belong to who - if you know what I mean."
2. [S801] Lyne Richardson, "E-Mail from Lyne Richardson," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, August September 2006. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Lyne Richardson."
3. [S2] TURNBULL, S.J. (deceased), File T-0003 ABBR TURNBULL, S.J
4. [S696] John Embleton, "E-Mail from John Embleton," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, Feb. 2006, He was a free settler and his occupation was listed as "Goldminer". On December 6 1856 George married a Mary Ann Wilkinson in a Ballarat Presbyterian Church. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - John Embleton." Hello Brian I have been in touch with Turnbull family before (email address) but haven't been able to raise anyone for quite some time. Via the work from your family, it turns out that your Hannah Embleton was the sister of my Grandfather Joseph Macedon Embleton. He married Lilian Jane McParlin (I have a copy of their marriage Certificate) and until recently it was thought that Joseph was an only child (there was never any other family mentioned. Joseph was a mine manager in Kalgoorlie when he met and married Lilian. I wonder what happened for him to not have contact with his family and what happened to them. Joseph and Lilian had 3 boys and 3 girls. There are now just 3 male Embletons. Would love to know if you have any other information on the Embleton family. Big ask, I know, since you are researching the Turnbull clan, but anything you or your family members may have would be appreciated. Kind regards, John Embleton Hell again Brian, The following is info I received from Dianne Turnbull back in 2003. "Now, a couple of years ago I stumbled across a copy of the Newcastle & Lower Hunter Pre - 1900 Pioneer Register. he information was collected by a researcher in Sydney. The following information is what I found. George Embleton was born 1831/1832 in the Northumberland/Co. Durham area. He was the son of Robert Embleton and Hannah Roxsby. George arrived in Melbourne aboard the vessel "Ocean Chief" in 1854. He was a free settler and his occupation was listed as "Goldminer". On December 6 1856 George married a Mary Ann Wilkinson in a Ballarat Presbyterian Church. Mary Ann Wilkinson was baptised on January 1 1832 in Haswell, Co. Durham. She was the daughter of Thomas Wilkinson and Margaret Burnip. Mary Ann arrived in Melbourne on September 9 1856 aboard the vessel "Golden Era". Their children were: Margaret Eleanor Embleton Mary Ann Embleton Thomas Embleton George Wilkinson Embleton Robert Embleton Hannah Embleton Margaret Burnip Embleton Thomas Wilkinson Embleton Joseph Embleton Elizabeth Dickinson Embleton Now an interesting bit! You mentioned that Joseph was born at sea. Yet the information listed in the pioneer register states that all of the children were born in the Ballarat/Durham Lead areas of Victoria. Unless Joseph was born en route to Newcastle? Of course I do not know how old this research/information is. The last bit of information I have is that George and Mary Ann lived on the Hamilton Commonage from 1880 until their deaths in 1908 (George) and 1916 (Mary Ann). Both of them are buried in the Church of England section at Sandgate Cemetery. I haven't heard from Kayta for about 18 months now. From her research Kayta found that her ancestor was a Robert Embleton (born 1822) who was the brother of George Embleton (born 1831/1832). It seems as though Robert and his family also lived in the Hamilton area before settling in the Maitland district. As certain Christian names were always used in the family, it's been tricky working who belong to who - if you know what I mean."
5. [S696] John Embleton, "E-Mail from John Embleton," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, Feb. 2006, The last bit of information I have is that George and Mary Ann lived on the Hamilton Commonage from 1880 until their deaths in 1908 (George) and 1916 (Mary Ann). Both of them are buried in the Church of England section at Sandgate Cemetery. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - John Embleton." Hello Brian I have been in touch with Turnbull family before (email address) but haven't been able to raise anyone for quite some time. Via the work from your family, it turns out that your Hannah Embleton was the sister of my Grandfather Joseph Macedon Embleton. He married Lilian Jane McParlin (I have a copy of their marriage Certificate) and until recently it was thought that Joseph was an only child (there was never any other family mentioned. Joseph was a mine manager in Kalgoorlie when he met and married Lilian. I wonder what happened for him to not have contact with his family and what happened to them. Joseph and Lilian had 3 boys and 3 girls. There are now just 3 male Embletons. Would love to know if you have any other information on the Embleton family. Big ask, I know, since you are researching the Turnbull clan, but anything you or your family members may have would be appreciated. Kind regards, John Embleton Hell again Brian, The following is info I received from Dianne Turnbull back in 2003. "Now, a couple of years ago I stumbled across a copy of the Newcastle & Lower Hunter Pre - 1900 Pioneer Register. he information was collected by a researcher in Sydney. The following information is what I found. George Embleton was born 1831/1832 in the Northumberland/Co. Durham area. He was the son of Robert Embleton and Hannah Roxsby. George arrived in Melbourne aboard the vessel "Ocean Chief" in 1854. He was a free settler and his occupation was listed as "Goldminer". On December 6 1856 George married a Mary Ann Wilkinson in a Ballarat Presbyterian Church. Mary Ann Wilkinson was baptised on January 1 1832 in Haswell, Co. Durham. She was the daughter of Thomas Wilkinson and Margaret Burnip. Mary Ann arrived in Melbourne on September 9 1856 aboard the vessel "Golden Era". Their children were: Margaret Eleanor Embleton Mary Ann Embleton Thomas Embleton George Wilkinson Embleton Robert Embleton Hannah Embleton Margaret Burnip Embleton Thomas Wilkinson Embleton Joseph Embleton Elizabeth Dickinson Embleton Now an interesting bit! You mentioned that Joseph was born at sea. Yet the information listed in the pioneer register states that all of the children were born in the Ballarat/Durham Lead areas of Victoria. Unless Joseph was born en route to Newcastle? Of course I do not know how old this research/information is. The last bit of information I have is that George and Mary Ann lived on the Hamilton Commonage from 1880 until their deaths in 1908 (George) and 1916 (Mary Ann). Both of them are buried in the Church of England section at Sandgate Cemetery. I haven't heard from Kayta for about 18 months now. From her research Kayta found that her ancestor was a Robert Embleton (born 1822) who was the brother of George Embleton (born 1831/1832). It seems as though Robert and his family also lived in the Hamilton area before settling in the Maitland district. As certain Christian names were always used in the family, it's been tricky working who belong to who - if you know what I mean."
6. [S2125] Margaret Babbage, "E-Mail from Margaret Babbage," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, 2017, George Embleton b. North Shields/South Shields d. 8 Feb 1908 Newcastle NSW m. 6 Dec 1856 Ballarat to Mary Ann Wilkinson. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - Margaret Babbage."
7. [S696] John Embleton, "E-Mail from John Embleton," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, Feb. 2006, George arrived in Melbourne aboard the vessel "Ocean Chief" in 1854. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - John Embleton." Hello Brian I have been in touch with Turnbull family before (email address) but haven't been able to raise anyone for quite some time. Via the work from your family, it turns out that your Hannah Embleton was the sister of my Grandfather Joseph Macedon Embleton. He married Lilian Jane McParlin (I have a copy of their marriage Certificate) and until recently it was thought that Joseph was an only child (there was never any other family mentioned. Joseph was a mine manager in Kalgoorlie when he met and married Lilian. I wonder what happened for him to not have contact with his family and what happened to them. Joseph and Lilian had 3 boys and 3 girls. There are now just 3 male Embletons. Would love to know if you have any other information on the Embleton family. Big ask, I know, since you are researching the Turnbull clan, but anything you or your family members may have would be appreciated. Kind regards, John Embleton Hell again Brian, The following is info I received from Dianne Turnbull back in 2003. "Now, a couple of years ago I stumbled across a copy of the Newcastle & Lower Hunter Pre - 1900 Pioneer Register. he information was collected by a researcher in Sydney. The following information is what I found. George Embleton was born 1831/1832 in the Northumberland/Co. Durham area. He was the son of Robert Embleton and Hannah Roxsby. George arrived in Melbourne aboard the vessel "Ocean Chief" in 1854. He was a free settler and his occupation was listed as "Goldminer". On December 6 1856 George married a Mary Ann Wilkinson in a Ballarat Presbyterian Church. Mary Ann Wilkinson was baptised on January 1 1832 in Haswell, Co. Durham. She was the daughter of Thomas Wilkinson and Margaret Burnip. Mary Ann arrived in Melbourne on September 9 1856 aboard the vessel "Golden Era". Their children were: Margaret Eleanor Embleton Mary Ann Embleton Thomas Embleton George Wilkinson Embleton Robert Embleton Hannah Embleton Margaret Burnip Embleton Thomas Wilkinson Embleton Joseph Embleton Elizabeth Dickinson Embleton Now an interesting bit! You mentioned that Joseph was born at sea. Yet the information listed in the pioneer register states that all of the children were born in the Ballarat/Durham Lead areas of Victoria. Unless Joseph was born en route to Newcastle? Of course I do not know how old this research/information is. The last bit of information I have is that George and Mary Ann lived on the Hamilton Commonage from 1880 until their deaths in 1908 (George) and 1916 (Mary Ann). Both of them are buried in the Church of England section at Sandgate Cemetery. I haven't heard from Kayta for about 18 months now. From her research Kayta found that her ancestor was a Robert Embleton (born 1822) who was the brother of George Embleton (born 1831/1832). It seems as though Robert and his family also lived in the Hamilton area before settling in the Maitland district. As certain Christian names were always used in the family, it's been tricky working who belong to who - if you know what I mean."
8. [S696] John Embleton, "E-Mail from John Embleton," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, Feb. 2006, George and Mary Ann lived on the Hamilton Commonage from 1880 until their deaths. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - John Embleton." Hello Brian I have been in touch with Turnbull family before (email address) but haven't been able to raise anyone for quite some time. Via the work from your family, it turns out that your Hannah Embleton was the sister of my Grandfather Joseph Macedon Embleton. He married Lilian Jane McParlin (I have a copy of their marriage Certificate) and until recently it was thought that Joseph was an only child (there was never any other family mentioned. Joseph was a mine manager in Kalgoorlie when he met and married Lilian. I wonder what happened for him to not have contact with his family and what happened to them. Joseph and Lilian had 3 boys and 3 girls. There are now just 3 male Embletons. Would love to know if you have any other information on the Embleton family. Big ask, I know, since you are researching the Turnbull clan, but anything you or your family members may have would be appreciated. Kind regards, John Embleton Hell again Brian, The following is info I received from Dianne Turnbull back in 2003. "Now, a couple of years ago I stumbled across a copy of the Newcastle & Lower Hunter Pre - 1900 Pioneer Register. he information was collected by a researcher in Sydney. The following information is what I found. George Embleton was born 1831/1832 in the Northumberland/Co. Durham area. He was the son of Robert Embleton and Hannah Roxsby. George arrived in Melbourne aboard the vessel "Ocean Chief" in 1854. He was a free settler and his occupation was listed as "Goldminer". On December 6 1856 George married a Mary Ann Wilkinson in a Ballarat Presbyterian Church. Mary Ann Wilkinson was baptised on January 1 1832 in Haswell, Co. Durham. She was the daughter of Thomas Wilkinson and Margaret Burnip. Mary Ann arrived in Melbourne on September 9 1856 aboard the vessel "Golden Era". Their children were: Margaret Eleanor Embleton Mary Ann Embleton Thomas Embleton George Wilkinson Embleton Robert Embleton Hannah Embleton Margaret Burnip Embleton Thomas Wilkinson Embleton Joseph Embleton Elizabeth Dickinson Embleton Now an interesting bit! You mentioned that Joseph was born at sea. Yet the information listed in the pioneer register states that all of the children were born in the Ballarat/Durham Lead areas of Victoria. Unless Joseph was born en route to Newcastle? Of course I do not know how old this research/information is. The last bit of information I have is that George and Mary Ann lived on the Hamilton Commonage from 1880 until their deaths in 1908 (George) and 1916 (Mary Ann). Both of them are buried in the Church of England section at Sandgate Cemetery. I haven't heard from Kayta for about 18 months now. From her research Kayta found that her ancestor was a Robert Embleton (born 1822) who was the brother of George Embleton (born 1831/1832). It seems as though Robert and his family also lived in the Hamilton area before settling in the Maitland district. As certain Christian names were always used in the family, it's been tricky working who belong to who - if you know what I mean."

Mary Ann Wilkinson

Parents

BMDB Events

Other Life Events

Citations

1. [S696] John Embleton, "E-Mail from John Embleton," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, Feb. 2006, Mary Ann Wilkinson was baptised on January 1 1832 in Haswell, Co. Durham. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - John Embleton." Hello Brian I have been in touch with Turnbull family before (email address) but haven't been able to raise anyone for quite some time. Via the work from your family, it turns out that your Hannah Embleton was the sister of my Grandfather Joseph Macedon Embleton. He married Lilian Jane McParlin (I have a copy of their marriage Certificate) and until recently it was thought that Joseph was an only child (there was never any other family mentioned. Joseph was a mine manager in Kalgoorlie when he met and married Lilian. I wonder what happened for him to not have contact with his family and what happened to them. Joseph and Lilian had 3 boys and 3 girls. There are now just 3 male Embletons. Would love to know if you have any other information on the Embleton family. Big ask, I know, since you are researching the Turnbull clan, but anything you or your family members may have would be appreciated. Kind regards, John Embleton Hell again Brian, The following is info I received from Dianne Turnbull back in 2003. "Now, a couple of years ago I stumbled across a copy of the Newcastle & Lower Hunter Pre - 1900 Pioneer Register. he information was collected by a researcher in Sydney. The following information is what I found. George Embleton was born 1831/1832 in the Northumberland/Co. Durham area. He was the son of Robert Embleton and Hannah Roxsby. George arrived in Melbourne aboard the vessel "Ocean Chief" in 1854. He was a free settler and his occupation was listed as "Goldminer". On December 6 1856 George married a Mary Ann Wilkinson in a Ballarat Presbyterian Church. Mary Ann Wilkinson was baptised on January 1 1832 in Haswell, Co. Durham. She was the daughter of Thomas Wilkinson and Margaret Burnip. Mary Ann arrived in Melbourne on September 9 1856 aboard the vessel "Golden Era". Their children were: Margaret Eleanor Embleton Mary Ann Embleton Thomas Embleton George Wilkinson Embleton Robert Embleton Hannah Embleton Margaret Burnip Embleton Thomas Wilkinson Embleton Joseph Embleton Elizabeth Dickinson Embleton Now an interesting bit! You mentioned that Joseph was born at sea. Yet the information listed in the pioneer register states that all of the children were born in the Ballarat/Durham Lead areas of Victoria. Unless Joseph was born en route to Newcastle? Of course I do not know how old this research/information is. The last bit of information I have is that George and Mary Ann lived on the Hamilton Commonage from 1880 until their deaths in 1908 (George) and 1916 (Mary Ann). Both of them are buried in the Church of England section at Sandgate Cemetery. I haven't heard from Kayta for about 18 months now. From her research Kayta found that her ancestor was a Robert Embleton (born 1822) who was the brother of George Embleton (born 1831/1832). It seems as though Robert and his family also lived in the Hamilton area before settling in the Maitland district. As certain Christian names were always used in the family, it's been tricky working who belong to who - if you know what I mean."
2. [S2] TURNBULL, S.J. (deceased), File T-0003 ABBR TURNBULL, S.J
3. [S696] John Embleton, "E-Mail from John Embleton," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, Feb. 2006, He was a free settler and his occupation was listed as "Goldminer". On December 6 1856 George married a Mary Ann Wilkinson in a Ballarat Presbyterian Church. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - John Embleton." Hello Brian I have been in touch with Turnbull family before (email address) but haven't been able to raise anyone for quite some time. Via the work from your family, it turns out that your Hannah Embleton was the sister of my Grandfather Joseph Macedon Embleton. He married Lilian Jane McParlin (I have a copy of their marriage Certificate) and until recently it was thought that Joseph was an only child (there was never any other family mentioned. Joseph was a mine manager in Kalgoorlie when he met and married Lilian. I wonder what happened for him to not have contact with his family and what happened to them. Joseph and Lilian had 3 boys and 3 girls. There are now just 3 male Embletons. Would love to know if you have any other information on the Embleton family. Big ask, I know, since you are researching the Turnbull clan, but anything you or your family members may have would be appreciated. Kind regards, John Embleton Hell again Brian, The following is info I received from Dianne Turnbull back in 2003. "Now, a couple of years ago I stumbled across a copy of the Newcastle & Lower Hunter Pre - 1900 Pioneer Register. he information was collected by a researcher in Sydney. The following information is what I found. George Embleton was born 1831/1832 in the Northumberland/Co. Durham area. He was the son of Robert Embleton and Hannah Roxsby. George arrived in Melbourne aboard the vessel "Ocean Chief" in 1854. He was a free settler and his occupation was listed as "Goldminer". On December 6 1856 George married a Mary Ann Wilkinson in a Ballarat Presbyterian Church. Mary Ann Wilkinson was baptised on January 1 1832 in Haswell, Co. Durham. She was the daughter of Thomas Wilkinson and Margaret Burnip. Mary Ann arrived in Melbourne on September 9 1856 aboard the vessel "Golden Era". Their children were: Margaret Eleanor Embleton Mary Ann Embleton Thomas Embleton George Wilkinson Embleton Robert Embleton Hannah Embleton Margaret Burnip Embleton Thomas Wilkinson Embleton Joseph Embleton Elizabeth Dickinson Embleton Now an interesting bit! You mentioned that Joseph was born at sea. Yet the information listed in the pioneer register states that all of the children were born in the Ballarat/Durham Lead areas of Victoria. Unless Joseph was born en route to Newcastle? Of course I do not know how old this research/information is. The last bit of information I have is that George and Mary Ann lived on the Hamilton Commonage from 1880 until their deaths in 1908 (George) and 1916 (Mary Ann). Both of them are buried in the Church of England section at Sandgate Cemetery. I haven't heard from Kayta for about 18 months now. From her research Kayta found that her ancestor was a Robert Embleton (born 1822) who was the brother of George Embleton (born 1831/1832). It seems as though Robert and his family also lived in the Hamilton area before settling in the Maitland district. As certain Christian names were always used in the family, it's been tricky working who belong to who - if you know what I mean."
4. [S696] John Embleton, "E-Mail from John Embleton," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, Feb. 2006, The last bit of information I have is that George and Mary Ann lived on the Hamilton Commonage from 1880 until their deaths in 1908 (George) and 1916 (Mary Ann). Both of them are buried in the Church of England section at Sandgate Cemetery. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - John Embleton." Hello Brian I have been in touch with Turnbull family before (email address) but haven't been able to raise anyone for quite some time. Via the work from your family, it turns out that your Hannah Embleton was the sister of my Grandfather Joseph Macedon Embleton. He married Lilian Jane McParlin (I have a copy of their marriage Certificate) and until recently it was thought that Joseph was an only child (there was never any other family mentioned. Joseph was a mine manager in Kalgoorlie when he met and married Lilian. I wonder what happened for him to not have contact with his family and what happened to them. Joseph and Lilian had 3 boys and 3 girls. There are now just 3 male Embletons. Would love to know if you have any other information on the Embleton family. Big ask, I know, since you are researching the Turnbull clan, but anything you or your family members may have would be appreciated. Kind regards, John Embleton Hell again Brian, The following is info I received from Dianne Turnbull back in 2003. "Now, a couple of years ago I stumbled across a copy of the Newcastle & Lower Hunter Pre - 1900 Pioneer Register. he information was collected by a researcher in Sydney. The following information is what I found. George Embleton was born 1831/1832 in the Northumberland/Co. Durham area. He was the son of Robert Embleton and Hannah Roxsby. George arrived in Melbourne aboard the vessel "Ocean Chief" in 1854. He was a free settler and his occupation was listed as "Goldminer". On December 6 1856 George married a Mary Ann Wilkinson in a Ballarat Presbyterian Church. Mary Ann Wilkinson was baptised on January 1 1832 in Haswell, Co. Durham. She was the daughter of Thomas Wilkinson and Margaret Burnip. Mary Ann arrived in Melbourne on September 9 1856 aboard the vessel "Golden Era". Their children were: Margaret Eleanor Embleton Mary Ann Embleton Thomas Embleton George Wilkinson Embleton Robert Embleton Hannah Embleton Margaret Burnip Embleton Thomas Wilkinson Embleton Joseph Embleton Elizabeth Dickinson Embleton Now an interesting bit! You mentioned that Joseph was born at sea. Yet the information listed in the pioneer register states that all of the children were born in the Ballarat/Durham Lead areas of Victoria. Unless Joseph was born en route to Newcastle? Of course I do not know how old this research/information is. The last bit of information I have is that George and Mary Ann lived on the Hamilton Commonage from 1880 until their deaths in 1908 (George) and 1916 (Mary Ann). Both of them are buried in the Church of England section at Sandgate Cemetery. I haven't heard from Kayta for about 18 months now. From her research Kayta found that her ancestor was a Robert Embleton (born 1822) who was the brother of George Embleton (born 1831/1832). It seems as though Robert and his family also lived in the Hamilton area before settling in the Maitland district. As certain Christian names were always used in the family, it's been tricky working who belong to who - if you know what I mean."
5. [S696] John Embleton, "E-Mail from John Embleton," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, Feb. 2006, Mary Ann arrived in Melbourne on September 9 1856 aboard the vessel "Golden Era". Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - John Embleton." Hello Brian I have been in touch with Turnbull family before (email address) but haven't been able to raise anyone for quite some time. Via the work from your family, it turns out that your Hannah Embleton was the sister of my Grandfather Joseph Macedon Embleton. He married Lilian Jane McParlin (I have a copy of their marriage Certificate) and until recently it was thought that Joseph was an only child (there was never any other family mentioned. Joseph was a mine manager in Kalgoorlie when he met and married Lilian. I wonder what happened for him to not have contact with his family and what happened to them. Joseph and Lilian had 3 boys and 3 girls. There are now just 3 male Embletons. Would love to know if you have any other information on the Embleton family. Big ask, I know, since you are researching the Turnbull clan, but anything you or your family members may have would be appreciated. Kind regards, John Embleton Hell again Brian, The following is info I received from Dianne Turnbull back in 2003. "Now, a couple of years ago I stumbled across a copy of the Newcastle & Lower Hunter Pre - 1900 Pioneer Register. he information was collected by a researcher in Sydney. The following information is what I found. George Embleton was born 1831/1832 in the Northumberland/Co. Durham area. He was the son of Robert Embleton and Hannah Roxsby. George arrived in Melbourne aboard the vessel "Ocean Chief" in 1854. He was a free settler and his occupation was listed as "Goldminer". On December 6 1856 George married a Mary Ann Wilkinson in a Ballarat Presbyterian Church. Mary Ann Wilkinson was baptised on January 1 1832 in Haswell, Co. Durham. She was the daughter of Thomas Wilkinson and Margaret Burnip. Mary Ann arrived in Melbourne on September 9 1856 aboard the vessel "Golden Era". Their children were: Margaret Eleanor Embleton Mary Ann Embleton Thomas Embleton George Wilkinson Embleton Robert Embleton Hannah Embleton Margaret Burnip Embleton Thomas Wilkinson Embleton Joseph Embleton Elizabeth Dickinson Embleton Now an interesting bit! You mentioned that Joseph was born at sea. Yet the information listed in the pioneer register states that all of the children were born in the Ballarat/Durham Lead areas of Victoria. Unless Joseph was born en route to Newcastle? Of course I do not know how old this research/information is. The last bit of information I have is that George and Mary Ann lived on the Hamilton Commonage from 1880 until their deaths in 1908 (George) and 1916 (Mary Ann). Both of them are buried in the Church of England section at Sandgate Cemetery. I haven't heard from Kayta for about 18 months now. From her research Kayta found that her ancestor was a Robert Embleton (born 1822) who was the brother of George Embleton (born 1831/1832). It seems as though Robert and his family also lived in the Hamilton area before settling in the Maitland district. As certain Christian names were always used in the family, it's been tricky working who belong to who - if you know what I mean."
6. [S696] John Embleton, "E-Mail from John Embleton," e-mail message from email address (Australia) to Brian Turnbull, Feb. 2006, George and Mary Ann lived on the Hamilton Commonage from 1880 until their deaths. Hereinafter cited as "E-Mail - John Embleton." Hello Brian I have been in touch with Turnbull family before (email address) but haven't been able to raise anyone for quite some time. Via the work from your family, it turns out that your Hannah Embleton was the sister of my Grandfather Joseph Macedon Embleton. He married Lilian Jane McParlin (I have a copy of their marriage Certificate) and until recently it was thought that Joseph was an only child (there was never any other family mentioned. Joseph was a mine manager in Kalgoorlie when he met and married Lilian. I wonder what happened for him to not have contact with his family and what happened to them. Joseph and Lilian had 3 boys and 3 girls. There are now just 3 male Embletons. Would love to know if you have any other information on the Embleton family. Big ask, I know, since you are researching the Turnbull clan, but anything you or your family members may have would be appreciated. Kind regards, John Embleton Hell again Brian, The following is info I received from Dianne Turnbull back in 2003. "Now, a couple of years ago I stumbled across a copy of the Newcastle & Lower Hunter Pre - 1900 Pioneer Register. he information was collected by a researcher in Sydney. The following information is what I found. George Embleton was born 1831/1832 in the Northumberland/Co. Durham area. He was the son of Robert Embleton and Hannah Roxsby. George arrived in Melbourne aboard the vessel "Ocean Chief" in 1854. He was a free settler and his occupation was listed as "Goldminer". On December 6 1856 George married a Mary Ann Wilkinson in a Ballarat Presbyterian Church. Mary Ann Wilkinson was baptised on January 1 1832 in Haswell, Co. Durham. She was the daughter of Thomas Wilkinson and Margaret Burnip. Mary Ann arrived in Melbourne on September 9 1856 aboard the vessel "Golden Era". Their children were: Margaret Eleanor Embleton Mary Ann Embleton Thomas Embleton George Wilkinson Embleton Robert Embleton Hannah Embleton Margaret Burnip Embleton Thomas Wilkinson Embleton Joseph Embleton Elizabeth Dickinson Embleton Now an interesting bit! You mentioned that Joseph was born at sea. Yet the information listed in the pioneer register states that all of the children were born in the Ballarat/Durham Lead areas of Victoria. Unless Joseph was born en route to Newcastle? Of course I do not know how old this research/information is. The last bit of information I have is that George and Mary Ann lived on the Hamilton Commonage from 1880 until their deaths in 1908 (George) and 1916 (Mary Ann). Both of them are buried in the Church of England section at Sandgate Cemetery. I haven't heard from Kayta for about 18 months now. From her research Kayta found that her ancestor was a Robert Embleton (born 1822) who was the brother of George Embleton (born 1831/1832). It seems as though Robert and his family also lived in the Hamilton area before settling in the Maitland district. As certain Christian names were always used in the family, it's been tricky working who belong to who - if you know what I mean."

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1. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, B1889-30587. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.
2. [S3] BMD New South Wales, Australia, online, M1912-10145. Hereinafter cited as BMD NSW Australia.