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Hannah
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22 Nov 1772
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James Key. Witnesses brother and sister-in-law Robert & Mary Pymble.
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1846
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JK was London associate of Uncle Robert Pymble and was witness at marriage of Susanna Pymble and J.H. Lister.
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Philip
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1774 in Hoarwithy
chr. 6 Mar 1774 St. Dubricius, Hentland
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Susannah White
Little Dewchurch
18 May 1803
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27 Aug 1832
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The author's great-great-great-great-grandfather.
Was Surveyor and Tithe Agent according to will of 14 Apr 1831
probated 28 Nov 1833.
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Robert
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Probably 1776
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Mary Jenison (1787-1823)
St Peter & St Paul, Milton by Gravesend, Kent
15 May 1808
7 children chr. London
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1861
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Migrated to Australia in 1821 after birth of 7th child and after having all 7 baptised at Whitechapel. In 1823 Mary died and was one of the first to be buried in St. John's churchyard at Parramatta. Robert and his children moved in 1826 onto a land grant which later became the fashionable suburb of Pymble on Sydney's Upper North Shore.
Lance Pymble states: "Robert Pymble appears to have had several associates in London with whom he applied for leave to travel to NSW in 1820. One of these was James Key who married Hannah Pymble and I believe was a witness to the marriage of Susanna P. and J.H. Lister. Another was Richard Sadler, married to Sarah Key, whom Robert refers to as his "brother-in-law" but was actually his brother-in-law's brother-in-law. Robert's petition was for land in the Bathurst district which Sadler and Pymble had picked out in the mid 1820s. Another associate of Richard Sadler and James Key was Anthony Horden of the well-known Sydney department store. Richard Sadler and Robert McIntosh seem to have had an interest in an inn called the Bull's Head Inn which is now the site of the Hilton Hotel and the McIntoshs were in court over the title to this land in the late 1880's."
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Mary
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17 May 1778
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Perhaps m. Sadlier
11 children
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-
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Said to have visited Sydney when her sister-in-law Mary Jenison Pymble died.
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Sarah
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11 June 1780
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2 Oct 1798
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Ann
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4 Aug 1782
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Unmarried
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Jane
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13 Mar 1785
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George Moore. Jane's siblings Hannah and William were witnesses.
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-
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Had 47 acres of market gardens at Greenwich employing 10 men & 5 women.
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William
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17 June 1787
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Unmarried
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-
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Was a lodger at a pub with the name of "The Bride & Bridegroom", Whitechapel?
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Alice
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11 Oct 1789
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Baptised |
Married |
Died |
Notes |
Mary
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chr. 26 Feb 1804, Hentland
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1835 to Charles Hook, cooper (later grocer)
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1845
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Father's will provided for upkeep of her illegitimate daughter Susannah Penner b. 1828. This must be the Susannah, 13, dressmaker, in the Hook household in Broad St., Hereford, at 1841 census. There are also 2 Hook children, Jane aged 5 and Charles Wesley (2) and Elizabeth Lister, 8, was staying with them. Another daughter Ann Mary b. 1841. A Jabez Philip Hook was born and died 3Q 1845; his death is recorded on the same page as Mary Hook's, so it seems likely that Mary died in childbirth and the child died too. Jane (1836-1909) never married, took over the grocery shop. Charles Wesley married and had own grocery and descendants. Ann Mary m. William Parlby, 4 children. Susannah Penner went off to London. After Mary's death, Charles Hook m. Charlotte Pritchard in 1845. She d. and he m. Mary Roberts in 1854 - she was Welsh so Charles moved to Wales as a Methodist preacher leaving Jane to run the grocer's shop.
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Susanna
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1806
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John Hardman Lister
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7 Nov 1889
near Orange NSW
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The author's great-great-grandmother.
See story under Captain Lister.
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Thomas
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9 Nov 1811
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Elizabeth Husbands (1813-1883)
6 May 1841 Fownhope
Numbers of children inc. Thos. Philip b. 1849
(m. Emma Wheeler 2Q 1890)
who took over Llanfrother farm and d. 12 Jul 1912 aged 62
A daughter Elizabeth was b. 1842 d. 1888
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1888?
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Bought Llanfrother Manor in 1861 and sold it in 1899. At the 1861 census, Lister Baynes, son of Elizabeth Lister (Captain Lister's sister) and of Henry Baynes was staying with Thomas Pymble at Llanfrother Manor, so there were multiple connections between the Lister and Pymble families.
Widow of son Thomas Philip, Emma Wheeler Pymble, burned to death in housefire Jan 1937.
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Ann
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7 Dec 1813
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Sarah
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c. 1821
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Unmarried 1851, living with mother and aunt
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In 1841, staying at mill in Fownhope with miller Ann Husbands aged 20
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