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Sue from Perth Oz

Sue from Perth Oz Report 8 Sep 2009 00:52

Can't see Ada arriving



Mr. Whitlark Sydney, New South Wales
26 Mar 1891 Innamincka


J Whitlark Sydney, New South Wales
9 Jan 1909 Pericles

J Whitlark Sydney, New South Wales
19 Jan 1911 Ophir


M Whitlark Sydney, New South Wales
21 Oct 1913 Geelong

The address intending to stay at is stated on the shipping record.

Sophie

Sophie Report 8 Sep 2009 00:54

all the whitlarks around are all in usa I might get the england phone books out tomorrow and have a look. Funny rushland is extinct, I would have thought there would still be someone in england called rushland, ill check that too tomorrow!

Sophie

Sophie Report 8 Sep 2009 00:57

these whitlarks are wierd! when the boys signed up to the military they both gave their next of kin as ada emily but her address as the white house kew london that was in 1915, but then she is on the 1930 NSW census as living with John Ashton?

Sue from Perth Oz

Sue from Perth Oz Report 8 Sep 2009 00:59

What about looking at Electoral Rolls

Cheers Sue

JaneyCanuck

JaneyCanuck Report 8 Sep 2009 01:05

Sue - see 1911 census on previous page -- Ada and the kids were still in England in 1911, but it seems husband/father Whitlark had gone on ahead.

Since Phyllis married in England, had they left her behind, or did she return to England from Australia and marry?


Ah - just noticed the part about Jr and Sr enrolling in military -- one suspects that Ada and Phyllis didn't accompany Jr to Australia either? Phyllis might actually only have gone out when her husband died.

JaneyCanuck

JaneyCanuck Report 8 Sep 2009 01:09

Here we are! Outbound Whitlarks - complete list (barring mistranscriptions) 1890 to 1960.

First date is DOB, second date is date of travel.

WHITLARK 1866 F 1895 London Madeira Madeira
WHITLARK 1890 M 1895 London Madeira Madeira
WHITLARK J 1863 M 1895 London Madeira Madeira
WHITLARK V 1894 F 1895 London Madeira Madeira
WHITLARK I 1867 M 1899 Southampton South Africa Cape
> WHITLARK John Unknown M 1910 London Australia Sydney
> WHITLARK Morton A 1896 M 1913 London Australia Sydney
> WHITLARK Ada E 1873 F 1924 London Australia Melbourne
> WHITLARK Ada E 1873 F 1924 London Australia Sydney
WHITLARK Alice C 1927 F 1946 Southampton USA New York
WHITLARK Laurie W 1946 M 1946 Southampton USA New York


http://www.findmypast.com/passengerListPersonSearchStart.action

JaneyCanuck

JaneyCanuck Report 8 Sep 2009 01:15

Extinct names - there's the odd Rushland in the US too, I think, but I suspect they come from a Scottish line. Mine is Lincolnshire in the 1700s. There are a scad of them in the IGI in that century, but by 1800 there was only my last Berry Rushland left, and he had multiple daughters but only two sons, who didn't reproduce. My Rushland grx3 grmother set up house with her sister's widower after her sister died. ;)

(I was just inspired to try to find Frances Rushland's death - she's at FreeBMD as Francis Rusland, and dang, I can't correct the surname, to make it properly the last Rushland in the records, because it actually says Rusland.)

Sophie

Sophie Report 8 Sep 2009 10:33

thanks for all your help :)

Sophie

Sophie Report 8 Sep 2009 19:13

Ive found Adas death! 1941 london! was untranscribed

JaneyCanuck

JaneyCanuck Report 8 Sep 2009 19:19

Congratulations! Slogging gets you there much of the time. ;)

Since the other Whitlarks seem to have departed to the US, your Ada may be like my Frances: last one of the surname to die in England.

www.192.com (telephone and electoral roll listings) for Whitlark:
"We are sorry but no results matched your search"

At least your Ada's name is entered correctly so that record is there ...