Thomas Hendry

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: LZVX-8JF
• _UID: D8D2342C066840719C6727702174E589C619

Notes:

Christened:
HENDRY
THOMAS
WILLIAM HENDRY/MARY SMYTH FR77 (FR77)
M
27/08/1721
625/
10 195
Bothwell

FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LZVX-8JF

Thomas married Janet Wilson on 8 Nov 1747 in Carluke, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Janet (daughter of William Wilson and Catherine Paterson) was born on 4 May 1721 in Carluke, Lanarkshire, Scotland; died on 8 Dec 1784 in Carluke, Lanarkshire, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 50B06CD113624A37A3D5896A345B7C842D52

Notes:

Christened:
HENRY
JANET
THOMAS HENRY/JANET WILSON FR123 (FR123)
F
02/04/1755
629/
10 116
Carluke

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: L4H8-W5B
• Name: Catharine Henry
• Name: Cathrine Hendrie
• _UID: 30C008F08A97422FBF3BFC9B7AAFBB867585

Notes:

(Research):Followup from map exploration
Look for Campsie Glen, Lambhill Cemetery, Glazert Country House north of
Museum at Kelvin Grove

Culcreuxch Castle, Balfron
near Kirkintillock
Baldoran Farm, Milton on Campsie

Lennox Castle - note wall and surrounding woods

Campsie - Old Balmoral Road
Clachan of Campsie


Christened:
HENRY
CATHARINE
THOMAS HENRY/JANET WILSON FR127 (FR127)
F
17/04/1757
629/
10 120
Carluke

FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L4H8-W5B

Cathrine married William Boyle about 1786 in Balgrochan, Stirling, Scotland. William (son of John Boyle and Claret McKie) was born in 1758 in Balgrochan, Campsie, Stirlingshire, Scotland; was christened on 7 May 1758 in Stirling Parish, Stirlingshire, Scotland; died about 1802. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 306013A8F8F94F2885DCF56197BF84E12554

Notes:

Christened:
HENRY
THOMAS
THOMAS HENRY/JANET WILSON FR133 (FR133)
M
12/06/1759
629/
10 125
Carluke

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: DD13FCA0AD8048389D45A836D346F918232A

Notes:

Christened:
HENRY
ALLAN
THOMAS HENRY/JANET WILSON FR137 (FR137)
M
10/05/1761
629/
10 129
Carluke

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 8963960301BE47ABA019111AA0A7474FF7A0

Notes:

Christened:
HENDRY
JEAN
THOMAS HENDRY/JANET WILSON FR144 (FR144)
F
23/09/1763
629/
10 136
Carluke

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: L7P9-BPZ
• Name: Janet Bole
• _UID: 9CD04A3BC3E0494281515230B1F322DC15C3
• Immigration-Witness: 1820, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; on the Commerce

Notes:

Christened:
First name(s)?tab?Janet
Last name?tab?Bole
Gender?tab?Female
Birth year?tab?1787
Birth place?tab?-
Baptism year?tab?1787
Baptism date?tab?27 Jun 1787
Baptism place?tab?CAMPSIE, STIRLING, SCOTLAND
Father's first name(s)?tab?William
Father's last name?tab?Bole
Mother's first name(s)?tab?-
Mother's last name?tab?Hendrie
Residence?tab?Campsie, Stirlingshire, Scotland
Place?tab?Campsie
County?tab?Stirlingshire
Country?tab?Scotland
Record set?tab?Scotland Births & Baptisms 1564-1950
Category?tab?Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory?tab?Parish Baptisms
Collections from?tab?Scotland, Great Britain
Index (c) IRI. Used by permission of FamilySearch Intl

FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/L7P9-BPZ

Immigration-Witness:
Role: Witness
Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Occupation:?tab?Laborer
Year of Record:?tab?1820
Comments:?tab?Fair complexion; fair hair; 6'; former residence Glasgow, Barony, Lanark
Reference:?tab?Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: RG 8, vol. C., page 220, reel C-3159.
Source/Event:?tab?177 Scottish passengers onboard the 'Commerce' from Port Greenock [sic] to Quebec; 1820. '[Emigrating] to [obtain] subsistence by industry in America -- for which they engage to pay ?3-5-0 for every adult and so in proportion for those under age.'

Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Arrival year:?tab?1820
Arrival Place:?tab?Canada
Primary Immigrant:?tab?Bullock, Thomas
Family Members:?tab?Wife 5 sons & 2 daughters
Source Publication Code:?tab?1640.5
Annotation:?tab?Date and place of creation of legal document in the New World. Abstracted from the Edinburgh "Register of Deeds," 1750-1825. Date of emigration and intended destination or place and date of first mention of residence in the New World. A majority of the da
Source Bibliography:?tab?DOBSON, DAVID. Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, 1625-1825. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. Vol. 5. 1985. 312p.
Household Members:?tab?
Name?tab?Relation
Thomas Bullock?tab?

Janet married Thomas Bulloch on 18 May 1806 in Campsie Parish, Stirlingshire, Scotland. Thomas (son of James Bulloch and Isabel Calder) was born on 18 Mar 1782 in Campsie Parish, Stirlingshire, Scotland; died on 23 Nov 1856 in Hopetown, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: LH8G-ZSV
• _UID: 7474D73694264F128B685B0CE4BA521B75E1

Notes:

Christened:
BOYLE
JOHN
WILLIAM BOYLE/ HENDRIE FR382 (FR382)
M
20/07/1790
475/
20 215
Campsie

Name:?tab?John Boyle
Gender:?tab?Male
Baptism Date:?tab?20 Jul 1790
Baptism Place:?tab?, Campsie, Stirling, Scotland
Father:?tab?William Boyle
Mother:?tab?Hendrie
FHL Film Number:?tab?1041973
Reference ID:?tab?2:17THQB1

FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LH8G-ZSV

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: KFJB-DZD
• _UID: D618870214854E84AF4A48C0B237178A6DAE

Notes:

(Research):Hi my Great Great Great paternal Grandmother was Catharine Boyle born about 1800 probably in County Antrim. She was married to a Thomas McBride. She emigrated to Ontario Canada about 1871 from Campbeltown Scotland. I would love to find out more about her earlier life, when where she was born and her immediate family. Any help would be very much appreciated from a novice in Irish family history.

Christened:
BOYLE
CATHRINE
WILLIAM BOYLE/CATHRINE HENDRY FR396 (FR396)
F
13/05/1793
475/
20 243
Campsie

First name(s)?tab?Cathrine
Last name?tab?Boyle
Gender?tab?Female
Birth year?tab?1793
Birth place?tab?-
Baptism year?tab?1793
Baptism date?tab?13 May 1793
Baptism place?tab?CAMPSIE, STIRLING, SCOTLAND
Father's first name(s)?tab?William
Father's last name?tab?Boyle
Mother's first name(s)?tab?Cathrine
Mother's last name?tab?Hendry
Residence?tab?Campsie, Stirlingshire, Scotland
Place?tab?Campsie
County?tab?Stirlingshire
Country?tab?Scotland
Record set?tab?Scotland Births & Baptisms 1564-1950
Category?tab?Birth, Marriage & Death (Parish Registers)
Subcategory?tab?Parish Baptisms
Collections from?tab?Scotland, Great Britain


FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KFJB-DZD

Cathrine married Peter Murdoch on 25 Jul 1823 in Stewarton Parish, Ayrshire, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Community Work: Flinders Shire, Kennedy Division, Queensland, Australia; member of the Goolman Divisional Board
• FamilySearch ID: G3RG-H4F
• FindaGrave Memorial ID: 140866983
• Name: Robert Boal
• _UID: 094E62AEA27D4DCCA02A4BDBB505ECD40937
• Land & Property: 27 Jun 1825, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Purchase of NE half of Con 2 Lot 6 From Henry Glass, 100 acres for L32.10.0
• Religion: 1831 1834, Lanark Village, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
• Land & Property: 8 Oct 1834, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Con 2 Lot 5 NE of SE, purchase from James Hall Sr., 100 acres for L 1450
• Land & Property: 7 Aug 1839, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Concession 2 Lot 6 SW, 100 acres, Deed of Bargain & Sale - James Blackwood to Robert Boyle for 110L. mortgage of 55 L.
• Land & Property: 16 Oct 1847, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Mortgage discharged
• Community Work: 1850, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; One fo the founding members of the management committee, Lanark Agricultural Society
• Census: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Location: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Concession 2 Lot 6 whole
• Occupation: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Farmer
• Religion: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Free Church
• Land & Property: 15 Dec 1858, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Con 2 Lot 5, to David Boyle for mortgage
• Census: 1861, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Religion: 1861, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Congregationalist
• Land & Property: 17 Dec 1864, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Con 2 Lot 6 NE Sale to Charles McIraith, 100 acres for $3000.
• Land & Property: 17 Dec 1864, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Robert Henry Boyle Sr. & wife to Charles McIlraith, NW half of W half Con 2 Lot 6 for 3400 L.
• Immigration: 5 Feb 1866, Brisbane City, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; Arrived in Australia on ship Golden City
• Occupation: 5 Feb 1866, Canada; Tanner, listed at arrival
• Land & Property: 11 Apr 1868, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Sale of SW 1/2 of W half 58 acres for 450 L. to Simon Alcorn
• Directory: 1874, Fassifern Valley, Ipswich Reserve, Queensland, Australia; Robert Henry Boyle, Sr

Notes:

?i?from Family Search: Mungo Boyle (LH26-FXG)
?/i?
An article written by a Mr C.M. Forbes and published in the Perth Courier 15 Dec 1905 through 9 February 1906 (transcribed by C. Dobie) records that a Robert Boyle was one of the founding members of the management committee of the Lanark Agricultural Society when it was formed in 1850.

The whole family (with the exemption of William) appear to have taken ship from London for Brisbane AU on the 'Golden City' on 23 Oct 1865, arriving in Australia on 5 Feb 1866. The shipping records relating o the 'Golden City' seems to indicae that the brothers John (Margaret), Robert (Elizabeth) and David (Nancy Agnes Jameson) brought wives with them from Canada. It appears that the daughters Kate (Katharine/Catharine) and May (Mary) married in Australia.

They took up agricultural land near Ipswich, Queensland, AU, where they built a small cottage called 'Kelvin Grove' (harking back no doubt to the Kelvin River of Robert Hendry Boyles's Scottish origins). Most of the cottage still stands, although nearly derelict since a fire in about 2000.

?i?From a Harrisville Local History
?/i?Robert Hendry Boyle born in 1793 (1795?) at Campsie Scotland and his wife Janet Miller, born in 1808 (1802?) and their eight adult children and their families came to Queensland from Scotland via Canada arriving in the 1860s. Robert and Janet 'took up' 120 acres of land, part of the 11,000 acres that made up the Ipswich Reserve, calling their property 'Kelvin Grove' after their home in Scotland. Other members of the family 'took up' parcels of land near by. In 1872, Robert gave an acre of his land for the Hillgrove School. The family grew cotton until the 1880s and for a while tried flax. Robert and Janet are both buried at the Harrisville cemetery.

(Research):Jean Rainey 25 Grey St. Glenbrook, NSW AU 2773 sent a book 'Looking Back along the Fassifern Valley' by Harry Pugsley, 1975 which has a chapter about Robert Boyle and Janet Miller and their family to JRE Miller about 1990.

Tracey Crow Midland Highway Byrneside 3617 provided some basic information on the first generation of the Boyle family and John Miller about 1990.

No contact was made with living descendants of either.

Notes for further research: ?b?Queensland?/b? Cook arrived in 1770, Flinders in 1802 convicts to Moreton Bay 1822 from Sydney. At that time the area was part of New South Wales 1864 there was drought 1884-86 there was almost no rain

?b?Brisbane ?/b?Floods 1841 - water rose 70 feet at Ipswich 1857 1864 - water rose 45-50 feet at Ipswich (1870?) 1879 1887
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?i?The following email from Peter Prove contain erroneous information and has circulated for years.?/i? Boyle Family of Lanark County, Ontario, Canada.

Robert Hendry Boyle was baptised on 3 September 1795, according to the old parochial register of births and baptisms of the Parish of Campsie, County of Stirling, Scotland. His parents were recorded as "William Boyle, Fevar Eastertown of Balgreihend, and his spouse Catherine Hendry". Based upon Robert Hendry Boyle's recorded age of 88 as at the date of his death in Australia on 13 July 1881, his birth year would have been 1792 or 1793. Robert Hendry Boyle and married Janet Miller, daughter of William Miller and Janet (or Mary) Burns, in Canada (source: Janet Miller's death certificate) on 4 March 1825 (source: entry in Robert Hendry Boyle's family bible). The children of the marriage are recorded (in the family bible) as being: Katharene, born 25 Sept 1826 Mary, born 20 Dec 1828 William, born 11 Feb 1831 John Hendry, born 7 (month illegible) 1834 Robert Hendry, born 21 Dec 1835 David Miller, born 31 Dec 1837 James, born 16 April 1840 Mungo Alexander, born 14 Oct 1842 Mungo Alexander Boyle's marriage certificate (he was married in Australia on 18 November 1869) specifically gives his birthplace as (town or place): Lanark (county or shire): Lanark (country): Canada West, and in the absence of any contrary evidence I am assuming that all the other children were also born in Lanark Twp. I was advised that in the 1991 publication by Carol Bennett, "The Lanark Society Settlers", contains numerous relevant references, including the fact that "Janet (Jessie) Miller, who was 12 years old when she came to Canada, married Robert Boyle of lot 6, con 2, Lanark Twp.", and that the 1851 census showed their family as follows: Catherine, 28 Mary, 26 William, 24 John, 18 Robert, 15

(David and James are missing for some reason) Mungo, 10 John Mason Miller, 3 (possibly a fostered child, from Janet Miller's side of the family) An article written by a Mr. C. M. Forbes and published in the Perth Courier 15 Dec 1905 through 9 February 1906 (and transcribed for the LCGS website by Charles Dobie) records that a Robert Boyle (presumably the elder) was one of the founding members of the management committee of the Lanark Agricultural Society when it was formed in 1850. The whole family (with the exception of William) appear to have taken ship from London for Brisbane, Australia, on the 'Golden City' on 23 Oct 1865, arriving in Australia on 5 Feb 1866. They took up agricultural land near Ipswich, Queensland, Australia, where they built a small cottage called 'Kelvin Grove' (harking back no doubt to the Kelvin River of Robert Hendry Boyle's Glasgow origins). Most of the cottage still stands, although nearly derelict - since a fire in the last year or so. Mungo Alexander Boyle was remembered in an article published in a local Australian newspaper in 1931 as having an injured foot "through having chopped it while falling scrub in Canada". The same article indicates that the sisters Kate (Katharene/Catherine) and May (Mary) married in Australia. The shipping records relating to the 'Golden City' seem to indicate that the brothers John, Robert and David brought wives with them from Canada (Margaret (maiden name unknown), Elizabeth (maiden name unknown) and Nancy Agnes Jameson respectively). The brother William's movements are more mysterious. Family recollections variously suggest that he had been sent out to Australia in advance of the rest of the family to acquire suitable land but absconded with the family funds, or that he remained in Canada or perhaps moved to the United States. Any further information about this family in Canada would be greatly appreciated. Willing to exchange information. Thank You. Peter N. Prove - Geneva, Switzerland. - E-Mail - peterprove@hotmail.com
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Christened:
Name:?tab?Robert Boyle
Gender:?tab?Male
Baptism Date:?tab?3 Sep 1795
Baptism Place:?tab?, Campsie, Stirling, Scotland
Father:?tab?William Boyle
Mother:?tab?Cathrine Hendry
FHL Film Number:?tab?1041973, 0102102

BOYLE
ROBERT
WILLIAM BOYLE/CATHRINE HENDRY FR411 (FR411)
M
03/09/1795
475/
20 272
Campsie


Community Work:
when the board's office was at Flinders

FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/G3RG-H4F

FindaGrave Memorial ID:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/140866983

Probate:
Name: Robert Hendry Boyle
Place: Queensland, Australia
District: Southern
Will Number: 2700
Item ID:?tab?741879
QSA Reference:?tab?SCT/P76
Microfilm Number: Z110
File Name: Wills1857-1900
Original URL: http://www.archives.qld.gov.au...
Queensland State Archives, Wills 1857 to 1900 (all Districts), online index, Queensland Government (https://data.qld.gov.au/dataset/wills-1857-to-1940: accessed 21 September 2015).


Land & Property:
Mortgage discharged 16 Oct 1847
58 acres of this property were sold to Simon Alcorn (SW of W1/2) for L. 450 on 11 apr 1848.
The remainder was sold to Charles McIlraith on 17 Dec 1864.


Community Work:
Perth Courier 15 Dec 1905 - 9 Feb 1906

Census:
Census, 12 Jan 1852

?b?#10 William Crawford 50 (1802), ?/b?carpenter, Ireland, 1802 - household Margaret 25 (1827), Elizabeth 8 (1844) , William 5 (1847), James 3 (1849), Margaret A. 1 (1851) are next to James Bredin.

In the next door household (log house) of #17 ?b?James Bredin?/b? 72 (1780), Ireland, farmer, are daughter/wife? Elizabeth 57 (1795) Ireland, May 26 (1826), William 24 (1828) #21 ?b?Robert Bredin 22 (1830), shoemaker?/b?, wife Jane 20 (1832), Richard 18 (1834), Harry W. 16 (1836), Elizabeth 14 (1838), William 11 (1841)and ?b?Alexander Wilson?/b? 72 (1780).

Another neighbour ?b?James Mui?/b?r is also a shoemaker and may be the son of the shoemaker noted in Robert Mason's diary.

#28 ?b?Robert and Janet Boyle?/b? may have operated a stopping place (1 story log house) as their property was located on the edge of Lanark village at the point where the road branches, travelling west towards Watson's Corners and north towards Hopetown. This junction would be important for access to timber shanties located further west and north.
Additional name attached to Robert Boyle's household are:
David McIntosh 24 (1828) Scotland
Robert Newen (Noonan) 17 (1835) Scotland - Residence Darling Twp
James Watt 21 (1831) Canada -Residence Dalhousie
Robert Miller 17 (1835) - Residence Bathurst
George Miller 15 (1837) - Residence Bathurst
James Miller 17 (1835 - Residence Rodden

?b?#45 Robert Cannon, cooper?/b?, Scotland 35 (1817), Isabell Cannon and daughters Sarah 4 (1848) and Jane 2 (1850) are either across the road or next door to the Boyles in a frame house with a cooper shop. Also in the household are
#49 ?b?Margaret Beith?/b?, servant, Scotland, 16 (1836)
#50 ?b?Jane Wilson?/b? 30 (1822)
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Census:
It appears that by this time Robert is surrounded by a settlement. The neighbours are numerous but include mainly skilled labour, e.g. saddler, .
The following neighbours include frame houses and may indicate proximity to Lanark Village. As you to the next page the houses are of log.

Neighbours:
?b?John Gillis?/b? and ?b?James Caldwell?/b?, both lumber merchants

?b?Gavin Jamieson?/b?, yeoman, Ireland, Baptist 68, log
Mrs. 69 Ireland
?b?Hugh McEwen?/b?, Blacksmith, Scotland, Baptist, 41, frame
Mrs. 41 & children
?b?Alex McNichol?/b?, Innkeeper, 32, frame
Mrs. 24
?b?Thomas McMaster?/b?, labourer, 29
Mrs 31
?b?Richard Payne?/b?, druggist, 30
?b?John Teskey?/b?, labourer, 27
Mrs, 27 and family
?b?Samuel Drummond?/b?, 29 yeoman,
Mrs. 23, and family
?b?Robert Craig?/b?, tanner, 37, Scotland
Mrs. 38, and family, with labourer Tusau Disheau, labourer, Darling
?b?Robert Boyle?/b?, yeoman, 66, 1 1/2 story log
Mrs. 59
John H. 28, in Lavant
Robert H. 26, in Dalhousie
David, 24
Mungo, 19
Catherine, 35
Mary 33
John Miller, 12
Henry Connwell, 1
?b?William Alcorn ?/b?37, log 1 1/2 story
Mrs 38
Mary 11
Siman 9
James 8
David 5
William 5
Robert 3
Alexander 2



Died:
Queensland Times, Ipswich Herald and General Advertiser (Qld. : 1861 - 1908), Tuesday 19 July 1881, page 2,,,,,,DEATH. On the 13th July, at Ipswich Reserve, near Harrisville, Queensland, Robert Hendry Boyle, sen., late of Canada, aged 88 years. The Queensland Times. IPSWICH, TUESDAY, JULY 19, 1881.

Daily Mail (Brisbane, Qld. : 1903 - 1926), Monday 18 June 1923, page 8........OBITUARY...MR. R.H. BOYLE. Mr. Robert. Hendry Boyle, one of the very earliest , settlers in this district, died at the Ipswich General Hospital on June 9. after a short illness, at the age of 88 years (writes our Harrisville correspondent). In the early days deceased was a member of the Goolman Divisional Board when the board's office was at Flinders. He is survived by a large family. For some time before his death he resided with his daughter, Mr. John Wiggins. The interment took place at the Harrisville cemetery on Sunday, the burial service being conducted by Evangelist Arnold, of the Church of Christ, Boonah.

Name:?tab?Robert Hendry Boyle
Death Date:?tab?13 Jul 1881
Death Place:?tab?Queensland
Father's name:?tab?William Boyle
Mother's name:?tab?Katharene Hendry
Registration Year:?tab?1881
Registration Place:?tab?Queensland
Registration Number:?tab?000870
Page Number:?tab?1451

Buried:
Headstone for: Robert hendry Boyle d:1 Jul 1881 (age 85) his wife Janet Miller(Boyle) d:12 Jun 1884 (age 80) and Elizabeth May Boyle daughter of Mungo & Sarah Boyle d: 12 May 1886 (age 2)

Robert married Janet Millar on 4 Mar 1825 in Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. Janet (daughter of William Millar and Elizabeth Gilmour) was born in Jul 1801 in Whitelee, East Renfrewshire, Scotland; was christened on 30 Nov 1801 in Cardross Parish, Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire, Scotland; died on 12 Jun 1884 in Harrisville, (Ipswich Reserve), Fassifern Valley, Scenic Rim Region, Queensland, Australia; was buried in Harrisville Cemetery, Harrisville, Scenic Rim Region, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: KNDX-FTD
• Name: Margaret Boal
• _UID: 5CE1442153414CBCB5C85B69A5F6FF0C2566

Notes:

Christened:
BOYLE
MARGARET
WILLIAM BOYLE/CATHRINE HENDRY FR430 (FR430)
F
18/10/1798
475/
20 310
Campsie

FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KNDX-FTD

Margaret married Alexander Brooks on 19 Mar 1824 in Falkirk Parish, Stirlingshire, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 9ED2CD8EA83E43638BE69B007F69ED053D97
• Immigration-Witness: 1820, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; on the Commerce

Notes:

Immigration-Witness:
Role: Witness
Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Occupation:?tab?Laborer
Year of Record:?tab?1820
Comments:?tab?Fair complexion; fair hair; 6'; former residence Glasgow, Barony, Lanark
Reference:?tab?Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: RG 8, vol. C., page 220, reel C-3159.
Source/Event:?tab?177 Scottish passengers onboard the 'Commerce' from Port Greenock [sic] to Quebec; 1820. '[Emigrating] to [obtain] subsistence by industry in America -- for which they engage to pay ?3-5-0 for every adult and so in proportion for those under age.'

Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Arrival year:?tab?1820
Arrival Place:?tab?Canada
Primary Immigrant:?tab?Bullock, Thomas
Family Members:?tab?Wife 5 sons & 2 daughters
Source Publication Code:?tab?1640.5
Annotation:?tab?Date and place of creation of legal document in the New World. Abstracted from the Edinburgh "Register of Deeds," 1750-1825. Date of emigration and intended destination or place and date of first mention of residence in the New World. A majority of the da
Source Bibliography:?tab?DOBSON, DAVID. Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, 1625-1825. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. Vol. 5. 1985. 312p.
Household Members:?tab?
Name?tab?Relation
Thomas Bullock?tab?

Died:
Name:?tab?James Bullock
Death Date:?tab?10 Aug 1850
Death Place:?tab?Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah
Gender:?tab?Male
Age:?tab?42
Birth Date:?tab?Oct 1807
Father's name:?tab?Thomas
Mother's name:?tab?Catherine
Document Type:?tab?Death Register

James married Mary Hill on 28 Mar 1836 in Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada. Mary (daughter of Alexander Hill and Elizabeth Currie) was born on 16 Jul 1812 in Abbey Parish, Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland; died on 1 Jan 1871 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 4CB59F1B1BF44EA3ADA347CE261D06B41D2F
• Immigration-Witness: 1820, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; on the Commerce

Notes:

Immigration-Witness:
Role: Witness
Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Occupation:?tab?Laborer
Year of Record:?tab?1820
Comments:?tab?Fair complexion; fair hair; 6'; former residence Glasgow, Barony, Lanark
Reference:?tab?Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: RG 8, vol. C., page 220, reel C-3159.
Source/Event:?tab?177 Scottish passengers onboard the 'Commerce' from Port Greenock [sic] to Quebec; 1820. '[Emigrating] to [obtain] subsistence by industry in America -- for which they engage to pay ?3-5-0 for every adult and so in proportion for those under age.'

Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Arrival year:?tab?1820
Arrival Place:?tab?Canada
Primary Immigrant:?tab?Bullock, Thomas
Family Members:?tab?Wife 5 sons & 2 daughters
Source Publication Code:?tab?1640.5
Annotation:?tab?Date and place of creation of legal document in the New World. Abstracted from the Edinburgh "Register of Deeds," 1750-1825. Date of emigration and intended destination or place and date of first mention of residence in the New World. A majority of the da
Source Bibliography:?tab?DOBSON, DAVID. Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, 1625-1825. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. Vol. 5. 1985. 312p.
Household Members:?tab?
Name?tab?Relation
Thomas Bullock?tab?

Family/Spouse: Christina McDougall. Christina was born about 1808; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: FAD14461216E4E619DEDC02CECD4ED522356
• Immigration-Witness: 1820, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; on the Commerce

Notes:

Immigration-Witness:
Role: Witness
Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Occupation:?tab?Laborer
Year of Record:?tab?1820
Comments:?tab?Fair complexion; fair hair; 6'; former residence Glasgow, Barony, Lanark
Reference:?tab?Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: RG 8, vol. C., page 220, reel C-3159.
Source/Event:?tab?177 Scottish passengers onboard the 'Commerce' from Port Greenock [sic] to Quebec; 1820. '[Emigrating] to [obtain] subsistence by industry in America -- for which they engage to pay ?3-5-0 for every adult and so in proportion for those under age.'

Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Arrival year:?tab?1820
Arrival Place:?tab?Canada
Primary Immigrant:?tab?Bullock, Thomas
Family Members:?tab?Wife 5 sons & 2 daughters
Source Publication Code:?tab?1640.5
Annotation:?tab?Date and place of creation of legal document in the New World. Abstracted from the Edinburgh "Register of Deeds," 1750-1825. Date of emigration and intended destination or place and date of first mention of residence in the New World. A majority of the da
Source Bibliography:?tab?DOBSON, DAVID. Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, 1625-1825. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. Vol. 5. 1985. 312p.
Household Members:?tab?
Name?tab?Relation
Thomas Bullock?tab?

Family/Spouse: Andrew Robertson. Andrew was born in 1807 in Scotland; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FindaGrave Memorial ID: 53211871
• _UID: 39896AFED5C2426DA1FABFF104A8A80E1D77
• Immigration-Witness: 1820, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; on the Commerce

Notes:

FindaGrave Memorial ID:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/53211871

Immigration-Witness:
Role: Witness
Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Occupation:?tab?Laborer
Year of Record:?tab?1820
Comments:?tab?Fair complexion; fair hair; 6'; former residence Glasgow, Barony, Lanark
Reference:?tab?Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: RG 8, vol. C., page 220, reel C-3159.
Source/Event:?tab?177 Scottish passengers onboard the 'Commerce' from Port Greenock [sic] to Quebec; 1820. '[Emigrating] to [obtain] subsistence by industry in America -- for which they engage to pay ?3-5-0 for every adult and so in proportion for those under age.'

Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Arrival year:?tab?1820
Arrival Place:?tab?Canada
Primary Immigrant:?tab?Bullock, Thomas
Family Members:?tab?Wife 5 sons & 2 daughters
Source Publication Code:?tab?1640.5
Annotation:?tab?Date and place of creation of legal document in the New World. Abstracted from the Edinburgh "Register of Deeds," 1750-1825. Date of emigration and intended destination or place and date of first mention of residence in the New World. A majority of the da
Source Bibliography:?tab?DOBSON, DAVID. Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, 1625-1825. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. Vol. 5. 1985. 312p.
Household Members:?tab?
Name?tab?Relation
Thomas Bullock?tab?

Family/Spouse: Jane Muir. Jane was born on 4 Feb 1824 in Ontario, Canada; died on 12 Dec 1868 in Ontario, Canada; was buried in Hopetown Cemetery, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 38E0AA592627412B8337177701ACDCD77C00
• Immigration-Witness: 1820, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; on the Commerce

Notes:

(Research):Re:- letter from Marion Mayert with info from Margaret Bulloch to Boyd Wilson, 16 Jan 1995, indicates Thomas Bulloch death date 16 Oct 1894. His wife Ellen Craig's death as 25 Feb 1904.
Jan 1999: Boyd Wilson, Harris, in possession of Funeral Card:
"In Memory of: Thomas Ballock, Sr. Died: 16 Oct 1894, Aged: 80 yr, 4 mo, 12 days" On back hand written
"A present from Grandmother Bulloch." Note incorrect spelling for Thomas.
Thomas came Reston, Man. 10 June 1887.

?i?Found on Rootsweb's World Connect Project?/i?

Immigration-Witness:
Role: Witness
Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Occupation:?tab?Laborer
Year of Record:?tab?1820
Comments:?tab?Fair complexion; fair hair; 6'; former residence Glasgow, Barony, Lanark
Reference:?tab?Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: RG 8, vol. C., page 220, reel C-3159.
Source/Event:?tab?177 Scottish passengers onboard the 'Commerce' from Port Greenock [sic] to Quebec; 1820. '[Emigrating] to [obtain] subsistence by industry in America -- for which they engage to pay ?3-5-0 for every adult and so in proportion for those under age.'

Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Arrival year:?tab?1820
Arrival Place:?tab?Canada
Primary Immigrant:?tab?Bullock, Thomas
Family Members:?tab?Wife 5 sons & 2 daughters
Source Publication Code:?tab?1640.5
Annotation:?tab?Date and place of creation of legal document in the New World. Abstracted from the Edinburgh "Register of Deeds," 1750-1825. Date of emigration and intended destination or place and date of first mention of residence in the New World. A majority of the da
Source Bibliography:?tab?DOBSON, DAVID. Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, 1625-1825. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. Vol. 5. 1985. 312p.
Household Members:?tab?
Name?tab?Relation
Thomas Bullock?tab?

Family/Spouse: Ellen Craig. Ellen was born on 8 Nov 1816 in Paisley Parish, Renfrewshire, Scotland; died on 25 Feb 1904 in Reston, Pipestone, Virden Census Division, Manitoba, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 921FF81994FB4323A0D09D81E22869D991E6
• Immigration-Witness: 1820, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; on the Commerce

Notes:

Immigration-Witness:
Role: Witness
Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Occupation:?tab?Laborer
Year of Record:?tab?1820
Comments:?tab?Fair complexion; fair hair; 6'; former residence Glasgow, Barony, Lanark
Reference:?tab?Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: RG 8, vol. C., page 220, reel C-3159.
Source/Event:?tab?177 Scottish passengers onboard the 'Commerce' from Port Greenock [sic] to Quebec; 1820. '[Emigrating] to [obtain] subsistence by industry in America -- for which they engage to pay ?3-5-0 for every adult and so in proportion for those under age.'

Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Arrival year:?tab?1820
Arrival Place:?tab?Canada
Primary Immigrant:?tab?Bullock, Thomas
Family Members:?tab?Wife 5 sons & 2 daughters
Source Publication Code:?tab?1640.5
Annotation:?tab?Date and place of creation of legal document in the New World. Abstracted from the Edinburgh "Register of Deeds," 1750-1825. Date of emigration and intended destination or place and date of first mention of residence in the New World. A majority of the da
Source Bibliography:?tab?DOBSON, DAVID. Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, 1625-1825. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. Vol. 5. 1985. 312p.
Household Members:?tab?
Name?tab?Relation
Thomas Bullock?tab?

Family/Spouse: Andrew Robertson. Andrew was born about 1815; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: CCD45E6DCB844D6BAFA69492939928DB1C64
• Immigration-Witness: 1820, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; on the Commerce

Notes:

Immigration-Witness:
Role: Witness
Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Occupation:?tab?Laborer
Year of Record:?tab?1820
Comments:?tab?Fair complexion; fair hair; 6'; former residence Glasgow, Barony, Lanark
Reference:?tab?Transcribed from (film of) original documents held in the collection of the National Archives of Canada [Ottawa]: RG 8, vol. C., page 220, reel C-3159.
Source/Event:?tab?177 Scottish passengers onboard the 'Commerce' from Port Greenock [sic] to Quebec; 1820. '[Emigrating] to [obtain] subsistence by industry in America -- for which they engage to pay ?3-5-0 for every adult and so in proportion for those under age.'

Name:?tab?Thomas Bullock
Arrival year:?tab?1820
Arrival Place:?tab?Canada
Primary Immigrant:?tab?Bullock, Thomas
Family Members:?tab?Wife 5 sons & 2 daughters
Source Publication Code:?tab?1640.5
Annotation:?tab?Date and place of creation of legal document in the New World. Abstracted from the Edinburgh "Register of Deeds," 1750-1825. Date of emigration and intended destination or place and date of first mention of residence in the New World. A majority of the da
Source Bibliography:?tab?DOBSON, DAVID. Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America, 1625-1825. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. Vol. 5. 1985. 312p.
Household Members:?tab?
Name?tab?Relation
Thomas Bullock?tab?

Family/Spouse: Janet Anderson. Janet was born about 1819; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 650A4B153FB6474DAB86FF6299CD4516ABA3
• Census-Household Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada

Notes:

Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
Archibald and Henry Boyle are neighbours of Robert Boyle

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 1544184277784D378159EF8D218D9EEEB6CA

Family/Spouse: James Anderson. James was born on 29 Oct 1822 in Kirkintilloch Parish, Dunbartonshire, Scotland; died on 11 Mar 1892 in Sheldon, Ransom County, North Dakota, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: F1FE7720C7CB4B948F896ECB45FFE26AD844
• Census: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada

Notes:

Census:
Archibald and Henry Boyle are neighbours of Robert Boyle

Family/Spouse: Jane Boyle. Jane was born about 1826; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 79D5BEC56E9D402E81EA845D22CC33CE85EC

Family/Spouse: Perry King. Perry was born about 1830; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 22C0343731484A5DB1B390E04D6A95F78450

Family/Spouse: Eliza Raycroft. Eliza was born about 1832; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 2B14E9D841AD436AA157AF2ADAC1250430B3

Notes:

Christened:
MURDOCH
WILLIAM
PETER MURDOCH/CATHARINE ... FR680 (FR680)
M
06/06/1824
616/
40 26
Stewarton

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: FD3E890B9BB7446891EE3E8FDDC4118550A0

Notes:

Christened:
MURDOCH
MARY FORBES
PETER MURDOCH/CATHERINE BOYLE FR3038 CHILD 4 (FR3038)
F
01/05/1842
622/
110 349
Barony

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 4E0032472DAC4E6682E13CF1A49D4E34A7E4

Notes:

Christened:
MURDOCH
MARGARET MCINTO
PETER MURDOCH/CATHERINE BOYLE FR3161 CHILD 5 (FR3161)
F
24/01/1844
622/
120 147
Barony

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 9B76302C4C4E45ABA1ECB2777BBCEBD1A0D7

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: B9B33652DAC64B518C477EAD2FAD42408CD9

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: KL67-XR3
• Name: Kate Boyle
• Name: Katherine Boyle
• _UID: 7F6E314383EE40D0A63C97DC6DB4EFE52CE2
• Census-Household Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Location-Witness: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Concession 2 Lot 6 whole
• Religion-Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Free Church
• Census-Household Member: 1861, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Probate: 22 Jul 1900, South Milbourne, Victoria, Australia; Catherine Murray, Widow,

Notes:

The sisters who also came from Canada were Kate (who married a Mr. Murray; their only son killed from a buck jumper.

FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KL67-XR3

Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
Census, 12 Jan 1852

?b?#10 William Crawford 50 (1802), ?/b?carpenter, Ireland, 1802 - household Margaret 25 (1827), Elizabeth 8 (1844) , William 5 (1847), James 3 (1849), Margaret A. 1 (1851) are next to James Bredin.

In the next door household (log house) of #17 ?b?James Bredin?/b? 72 (1780), Ireland, farmer, are daughter/wife? Elizabeth 57 (1795) Ireland, May 26 (1826), William 24 (1828) #21 ?b?Robert Bredin 22 (1830), shoemaker?/b?, wife Jane 20 (1832), Richard 18 (1834), Harry W. 16 (1836), Elizabeth 14 (1838), William 11 (1841)and ?b?Alexander Wilson?/b? 72 (1780).

Another neighbour ?b?James Mui?/b?r is also a shoemaker and may be the son of the shoemaker noted in Robert Mason's diary.

#28 ?b?Robert and Janet Boyle?/b? may have operated a stopping place (1 story log house) as their property was located on the edge of Lanark village at the point where the road branches, travelling west towards Watson's Corners and north towards Hopetown. This junction would be important for access to timber shanties located further west and north.
Additional name attached to Robert Boyle's household are:
David McIntosh 24 (1828) Scotland
Robert Newen (Noonan) 17 (1835) Scotland - Residence Darling Twp
James Watt 21 (1831) Canada -Residence Dalhousie
Robert Miller 17 (1835) - Residence Bathurst
George Miller 15 (1837) - Residence Bathurst
James Miller 17 (1835 - Residence Rodden

?b?#45 Robert Cannon, cooper?/b?, Scotland 35 (1817), Isabell Cannon and daughters Sarah 4 (1848) and Jane 2 (1850) are either across the road or next door to the Boyles in a frame house with a cooper shop. Also in the household are
#49 ?b?Margaret Beith?/b?, servant, Scotland, 16 (1836)
#50 ?b?Jane Wilson?/b? 30 (1822)
----


Location-Witness:
Role: Witness


Religion-Member:
Role: Member


Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
It appears that by this time Robert is surrounded by a settlement. The neighbours are numerous but include mainly skilled labour, e.g. saddler, .
The following neighbours include frame houses and may indicate proximity to Lanark Village. As you to the next page the houses are of log.

Neighbours:
?b?John Gillis?/b? and ?b?James Caldwell?/b?, both lumber merchants

?b?Gavin Jamieson?/b?, yeoman, Ireland, Baptist 68, log
Mrs. 69 Ireland
?b?Hugh McEwen?/b?, Blacksmith, Scotland, Baptist, 41, frame
Mrs. 41 & children
?b?Alex McNichol?/b?, Innkeeper, 32, frame
Mrs. 24
?b?Thomas McMaster?/b?, labourer, 29
Mrs 31
?b?Richard Payne?/b?, druggist, 30
?b?John Teskey?/b?, labourer, 27
Mrs, 27 and family
?b?Samuel Drummond?/b?, 29 yeoman,
Mrs. 23, and family
?b?Robert Craig?/b?, tanner, 37, Scotland
Mrs. 38, and family, with labourer Tusau Disheau, labourer, Darling
?b?Robert Boyle?/b?, yeoman, 66, 1 1/2 story log
Mrs. 59
John H. 28, in Lavant
Robert H. 26, in Dalhousie
David, 24
Mungo, 19
Catherine, 35
Mary 33
John Miller, 12
Henry Connwell, 1
?b?William Alcorn ?/b?37, log 1 1/2 story
Mrs 38
Mary 11
Siman 9
James 8
David 5
William 5
Robert 3
Alexander 2



Died:
Name:?tab?Catherine Hendry Murray
Death Date:?tab?01 Jan 1899
Death Place:?tab?Queensland
Father's name:?tab?Robert Hendry Boyle
Mother's name:?tab?Janet Miller
Registration Year:?tab?1899
Registration Place:?tab?Queensland
Registration Number:?tab?002447
Page Number:?tab?18793

Catherine married John Murray on 28 Sep 1869 in Harrisville, Moreton District, Queensland, Australia. John (son of James Murray and Margaret Mackie) was born on 13 Sep 1825 in Falkirk Parish, Stirlingshire, Scotland; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: KL67-XYH
• FindaGrave Memorial ID: 140804439
• Name: May Boyle
• _UID: 12985B55A37547178C4E86FAE33DC393A077
• Census-Household Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Location-Witness: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Concession 2 Lot 6 whole
• Religion-Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Free Church
• Census-Household Member: 1861, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Directory: 1905, Harrisville, Moreton District, Queensland, Australia; Electoral Rolls
• Residence: 1905, Harrisville, Moreton District, Queensland, Australia; Munvilla Hotel

Notes:

(Research):considered but rejected:
Name:?tab?John Murray
Spouse Name:?tab?Mary Jane Boyle
Marriage Date:?tab?1867
Marriage Place:?tab?New South Wales
Registration Place:?tab?Manning River, New South Wales
Registration Year:?tab?1867
Registration Number:?tab?223A

FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KL67-XYH

FindaGrave Memorial ID:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/140804439

Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
Census, 12 Jan 1852

?b?#10 William Crawford 50 (1802), ?/b?carpenter, Ireland, 1802 - household Margaret 25 (1827), Elizabeth 8 (1844) , William 5 (1847), James 3 (1849), Margaret A. 1 (1851) are next to James Bredin.

In the next door household (log house) of #17 ?b?James Bredin?/b? 72 (1780), Ireland, farmer, are daughter/wife? Elizabeth 57 (1795) Ireland, May 26 (1826), William 24 (1828) #21 ?b?Robert Bredin 22 (1830), shoemaker?/b?, wife Jane 20 (1832), Richard 18 (1834), Harry W. 16 (1836), Elizabeth 14 (1838), William 11 (1841)and ?b?Alexander Wilson?/b? 72 (1780).

Another neighbour ?b?James Mui?/b?r is also a shoemaker and may be the son of the shoemaker noted in Robert Mason's diary.

#28 ?b?Robert and Janet Boyle?/b? may have operated a stopping place (1 story log house) as their property was located on the edge of Lanark village at the point where the road branches, travelling west towards Watson's Corners and north towards Hopetown. This junction would be important for access to timber shanties located further west and north.
Additional name attached to Robert Boyle's household are:
David McIntosh 24 (1828) Scotland
Robert Newen (Noonan) 17 (1835) Scotland - Residence Darling Twp
James Watt 21 (1831) Canada -Residence Dalhousie
Robert Miller 17 (1835) - Residence Bathurst
George Miller 15 (1837) - Residence Bathurst
James Miller 17 (1835 - Residence Rodden

?b?#45 Robert Cannon, cooper?/b?, Scotland 35 (1817), Isabell Cannon and daughters Sarah 4 (1848) and Jane 2 (1850) are either across the road or next door to the Boyles in a frame house with a cooper shop. Also in the household are
#49 ?b?Margaret Beith?/b?, servant, Scotland, 16 (1836)
#50 ?b?Jane Wilson?/b? 30 (1822)
----


Religion-Member:
Role: Member


Location-Witness:
Role: Witness


Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
It appears that by this time Robert is surrounded by a settlement. The neighbours are numerous but include mainly skilled labour, e.g. saddler, .
The following neighbours include frame houses and may indicate proximity to Lanark Village. As you to the next page the houses are of log.

Neighbours:
?b?John Gillis?/b? and ?b?James Caldwell?/b?, both lumber merchants

?b?Gavin Jamieson?/b?, yeoman, Ireland, Baptist 68, log
Mrs. 69 Ireland
?b?Hugh McEwen?/b?, Blacksmith, Scotland, Baptist, 41, frame
Mrs. 41 & children
?b?Alex McNichol?/b?, Innkeeper, 32, frame
Mrs. 24
?b?Thomas McMaster?/b?, labourer, 29
Mrs 31
?b?Richard Payne?/b?, druggist, 30
?b?John Teskey?/b?, labourer, 27
Mrs, 27 and family
?b?Samuel Drummond?/b?, 29 yeoman,
Mrs. 23, and family
?b?Robert Craig?/b?, tanner, 37, Scotland
Mrs. 38, and family, with labourer Tusau Disheau, labourer, Darling
?b?Robert Boyle?/b?, yeoman, 66, 1 1/2 story log
Mrs. 59
John H. 28, in Lavant
Robert H. 26, in Dalhousie
David, 24
Mungo, 19
Catherine, 35
Mary 33
John Miller, 12
Henry Connwell, 1
?b?William Alcorn ?/b?37, log 1 1/2 story
Mrs 38
Mary 11
Siman 9
James 8
David 5
William 5
Robert 3
Alexander 2



Directory:
Name:?tab?Mary Verdon
Gender:?tab?Female
Electoral Date:?tab?1905
Electoral Place:?tab?Harrisville, Moreton, Queensland, Australia

Died:
Name:?tab?Mary Verdon
Death Date:?tab?29 Jul 1907
Death Place:?tab?Queensland
Father's name:?tab?Robert Henry Boyle
Mother's name:?tab?Janet Miller
Registration Year:?tab?1907
Registration Place:?tab?Queensland
Registration Number:?tab?001579
Page Number:?tab?26734

Mary married John Verdon on 22 Dec 1870 in Queensland, Australia. John was born in 1835 in Sligo, County Sligo, Ireland; died on 24 Mar 1921 in Granville, New South Wales, Australia; was buried in Rookwood, Cumberland Council, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: KG6P-BG3
• Land & Property: Abt 1Apr/1867-29/2/1868, Queensland, Australia; Lease of Land
• _UID: 5BB1B0B6A73C4C59B7054623EB91B7AAFC13
• Census-Household Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Location-Witness: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Concession 2 Lot 6 whole
• Religion-Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Free Church
• Occupation: 1861, Campsie Parish, Stirlingshire, Scotland; Carpenter
• Census: Apr 1861, Campsie Parish, Stirlingshire, Scotland; Scotland - Drumfarm Farm Hill, lodger, unmarried, carpenter
• Land & Property: 1862, Queensland, Australia; Sale of property
• Occupation: 1862, Brisbane City, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; Farmer
• Immigration: 28 Dec 1861-11 Apr 1862, Brisbane City, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; passenger on Montmorency, JJ Sowerby master, departed from London via Plymouth
• Occupation: Abt 1869, Ingham, Herbert District, Queensland, Australia; first cattle over the range from Cardwell to the Herbert district
• Residence: Abt 1870, Herbert District, Queensland, Australia; Settlement in Herbert River area
• Occupation: 1903 1905, Charters Towers, Kennedy Division, North Queensland, Australia; (gold) miner
• Residence: 1903 1905, Charters Towers, Kennedy Division, North Queensland, Australia; Electoral Rolls
• Residence: 1903 1905, Charters Towers, Kennedy Division, North Queensland, Australia; York Street

Notes:

Family Search record for Mungo (LH26-FXG) suggests that little is known of Williams movements. Family recollections variously suggest that he had been sent out to Australia in advance of the rest of the family to acquire suitable land but absconded with the family funds, or that he remained in Canada or perhaps moved to the United States.

A web search revealed:
?i?Queensland Archives?/i?
Land Orders #272 and #277, issued in 1862.
?i?Ancestry ?/i?
revealed that he married in Queensland in 1864.

?i?Australia Electoral Rolls 1903
?/i?William Henry Boyle, York Street, miner.

(Research):Lambton 1851 - Dawn
William Boyle C10 L15 (agr) 200 acres
John Boyle C7 Lpt4 - 126 acres

Birth:
?i?St. Andrew's Lanark Village
?/i?William, b. 11 Feb 1831, son of Robert Boyle and Janet Miller

Land & Property:
Register of lands 1861 to 1868
This open data file lists the names of people and businesses who purchased Crown Land in Queensland that had been opened as a selection or agricultural reserve between 1861 and 1868. Information also includes the lease number and Queensland State Archives' catalogue details.
624 Boyle Robert Henry Lease Purchase 252 Item ID 102540 Previous sys SUR/9; PRV12280/1/3 Microfilm Z4253 Register - leases c1/4/1867 - c29/2/1868

FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KG6P-BG3

Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
Census, 12 Jan 1852

?b?#10 William Crawford 50 (1802), ?/b?carpenter, Ireland, 1802 - household Margaret 25 (1827), Elizabeth 8 (1844) , William 5 (1847), James 3 (1849), Margaret A. 1 (1851) are next to James Bredin.

In the next door household (log house) of #17 ?b?James Bredin?/b? 72 (1780), Ireland, farmer, are daughter/wife? Elizabeth 57 (1795) Ireland, May 26 (1826), William 24 (1828) #21 ?b?Robert Bredin 22 (1830), shoemaker?/b?, wife Jane 20 (1832), Richard 18 (1834), Harry W. 16 (1836), Elizabeth 14 (1838), William 11 (1841)and ?b?Alexander Wilson?/b? 72 (1780).

Another neighbour ?b?James Mui?/b?r is also a shoemaker and may be the son of the shoemaker noted in Robert Mason's diary.

#28 ?b?Robert and Janet Boyle?/b? may have operated a stopping place (1 story log house) as their property was located on the edge of Lanark village at the point where the road branches, travelling west towards Watson's Corners and north towards Hopetown. This junction would be important for access to timber shanties located further west and north.
Additional name attached to Robert Boyle's household are:
David McIntosh 24 (1828) Scotland
Robert Newen (Noonan) 17 (1835) Scotland - Residence Darling Twp
James Watt 21 (1831) Canada -Residence Dalhousie
Robert Miller 17 (1835) - Residence Bathurst
George Miller 15 (1837) - Residence Bathurst
James Miller 17 (1835 - Residence Rodden

?b?#45 Robert Cannon, cooper?/b?, Scotland 35 (1817), Isabell Cannon and daughters Sarah 4 (1848) and Jane 2 (1850) are either across the road or next door to the Boyles in a frame house with a cooper shop. Also in the household are
#49 ?b?Margaret Beith?/b?, servant, Scotland, 16 (1836)
#50 ?b?Jane Wilson?/b? 30 (1822)
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Location-Witness:
Role: Witness


Religion-Member:
Role: Member


Census:
Name: William H Boyle
Age: 30
Estimated birth year: abt 1831
Relationship: Lodger
Gender:?tab?Male
Where born: America
Registration Number: 475
Registration district: Campsie
Civil Parish: Campsie
County:?tab?Stirlingshire
Address: Dunn Farm Hill
Occupation: Carpenter
ED: 10
Household schedule number: 162
Line: 20
Roll: CSSCT1861_63

The following is a combo of 1851 and 1861 census information for the family.
Household Members:?tab?
Name?tab?Age
Walter Knox?tab?48 b. 1817 Kilsyth, Stirling, lime miner in 1851; farmer of 18 acres in 1861 (Knore in Ancestry transcription)
Mary Orr Knox?tab?44 Stirlingshire 1817
Archibald Knox (b 1841 in 1851 census, not in 1861)
Walter Knox?tab?18 b 1842 Baldernock Stirling
William Knox b 1845 in 1851 census, not in 1861)
Mary Knox?tab?11 b 1849
Robert Knox?tab?9
John Knox?tab?5
William H Boyle?tab?30
In 1851, William Knox, brother of Walter, Lime Miner, Stirlingshire


Land & Property:
Name: William Henry Boyle
File Date:1862
File Place:Queensland, Australia
Role:Seller
Item ID:?tab?18756
Folio or Page Number:22
Prev Sys:IMM/246
Microfilm Number:Z1570
Land Order Number:272 (also 277)
Collection Title:?tab?Land Orders 1861 to 1874
URL:http://www.archives.qld.gov.au.

Occupation:
First name(s) William H.
Last name Boyle
Sex Male
Status Single
Age 30y
Birth year 1831
Nationality Scotch
Occupation Farmer
Passenger or crew Passenger
Arrival year 1862
Ship name Montmorency
Ship's master J. J. Sowerby
Ship's departure port London
Departure year?tab?-
Departure date?tab?28 Dec 1861
Arrival date 11 Apr 1862
Arrival port Brisbane
Comments The Montmorency sailed from London (28 Dec 1861) via Plymouth (4 Jan 1862); passenger from London
List type Departure
State?tab?Queensland
Country?tab?Australia
Record set Queensland Customs House Shipping 1852-1885:
Passengers And Crew
Category?tab?Immigration & Travel
Subcategory?tab?Passenger Lists
Collections from?tab?Australasia

Immigration:
First name(s) William H.
Last name Boyle
Sex -
Status -
Passenger or crew Passenger
Arrival year 1862
Ship name Montmorency
Ship's master J. J. Sowerby
Ship's departure port London
Departure year?tab?-
Departure date 28 Dec 1861
Arrival date 11 Apr 1862
Arrival port Brisbane
Comments From London via Plymouth
List type Arrival
State Queensland
Country?tab?Australia
Record set Queensland Customs House Shipping 1852-1885:
Passengers And Crew
Category Immigration & Travel
Subcategory Passenger Lists
Collections from?tab?Australasia

From Peter Prove email:
" The brother William's movements are more mysterious. Family recollections variously suggest that he had been sent out to Australia in advance of the rest of the family to acquire suitable land but absconded with the family funds, or that he remained in Canada or perhaps moved to the United States."

However records show he died in Ingham, Herbert District, Queensland but his wife Elizabeth McEwan died in Harrisville suggesting that he had contact with the family. He married 24 May 1864 and lived in Ingham, Herbert District, Queensland, Australia, well north ( abt 1500 km) of Brisbane where the family landed.


Occupation:
From Mary Hoods Obituary
"Mr. W. Boyle, who brought the first cattle over the range from Cardwell to the Herbert district."
This is a distance or about 300 km although google suggests it is about 600 km by road today.

See story in 'The Ingham District, Some Early Years, Discovery and Development
That was the start of the Herbert River and ?b?Scott Brothers were actually the first to open it up?/b?.



Residence:
The next on record was William Boyle, and he settled on what was afterwards Gedge Brothers' Estate, Marathon.
See details in story ?i?The Ingham District - Some Early History, Discovery and Development

?/i?Marathon is a town within the locality of Stamford in the Flinders Shire, Queensland, Australia that failed to develop. The undeveloped town of Marathon lies between the Flinders Highway and the Marathon railway station on the Great Northern railway line from Townsville to Mount Isa. Although the town did not develop, the Flinders Highway deviates to bypass it. The name Marathon drives from the pastoral run name first used by the lessees in 1863, at the suggestion of William Lempriere Frederick Sheaffe, the Commissioner of Crown Lands Kennedy District, using a Greek historical name. The town of Marathon first appears on a 1916 survey plan.

he Flinders Highway is a highway that crosses Queensland east to west, from Townsville on the Pacific coast to Cloncurry. The road continues as the Barkly Highway from Cloncurry to the Northern Territory border at Camooweal and beyond. The Flinders Highway passes a number of small outback towns and typical outback landscape predominates towards the inland. It was known as National Route 78 before Queensland began to convert to the alphanumeric system being adopted in Australia and is now designated as A6. The highway is also known as Overlanders Way.[1] Its entire length is part of the National Land Transport Network (formerly Auslink).

The Great Northern Railway is a 1,067 mm (3 ft 6 in) railway line in Queensland, Australia. The line stretches nearly 1,000 kilometres linking the port city of Townsville, Australia to the mining town of Mount Isa in north-west Queensland. Along with a passenger service called the Inlander, it is a major freight route connecting the Mount Isa Mines to the Townsville Port. In 2010 the line moved 5.8 million tonnes of cargo, and this is expected to increase significantly in coming years.

Townsville is a city on the north-eastern coast of Queensland, Australia. Townsville is Australia's largest urban centre north of the Sunshine Coast, with a population of 180,820 as of June 2018.[1] Considered the unofficial capital of North Queensland by locals, Townsville hosts a significant number of governmental, community and major business administrative offices for the northern half of the state.[4] It is in the dry tropics region of Queensland, adjacent to the central section of the Great Barrier Reef.[5] The city is also a major industrial centre, home to one of the world's largest zinc refineries, a nickel refinery and many other similar activities. The Port of Townsville is also being expanded to allow much larger cargo ships from Asia and the world's largest passenger ships to visit. It is an increasingly important port due to its proximity to Asia and major trading partners such as China.
Early history
Such indigenous groups as the Wulgurukaba, Bindal, Girrugubba, Warakamai and Nawagi, among others, originally inhabited the Townsville area.[6][7] The Wulgurukaba claim to be the traditional owner of the Townsville city area; the Bindal had a claim struck out by the Federal Court of Australia in 2005.[8]

James Cook visited the Townsville region on his first voyage to Australia in 1770, but did not actually land there. Cook named nearby Cape Cleveland, Cleveland Bay and Magnetic(al) Island.[9] In 1819, Captain Phillip Parker King and botanist Alan Cunningham were the first Europeans to record a local landing.[9] In 1846, James Morrill was shipwrecked from the Peruvian, living in the Townsville area among the Bindal people for 17 years before being found by white men and returned to Brisbane.[9]

Establishment

Townsville ca. 1870

Anzac Cenotaph and Esplanade, Townsville, circa 1935
The Burdekin River's seasonal flooding made the establishment of a seaport north of the river essential to the nascent inland cattle industry.[10] John Melton Black of Woodstock Station, an employee of Sydney entrepreneur and businessman Robert Towns, dispatched Andrew Ball, Mark Watt Reid and a detachment of 8 troopers of the Native Police under the command of John Marlow to search for a suitable site.[9] Ball's party reached the Ross Creek in April 1864 and established a camp below the rocky spur of Melton Hill, near the present Customs House on The Strand.[9] Edward Kennedy, a member of the surveying party, recalls the Native Police chasing local tribesmen into the ocean and 'pumping lead' at them. On the return journey to Port Denison, the group 'dispersed' another aboriginal clan, rounding up fifteen women 'who remained at the scene of combat' and abducted them back to the barracks. No mention is made of the fate of any children.[11] The first party of settlers, led by W. A. Ross, arrived at Cleveland Bay from Woodstock Station on 5 November of that year. In 1866 Robert Towns visited for three days, his first and only visit. He agreed to provide ongoing financial assistance to the new settlement and Townsville was named in his honour.[9]

Townsville was declared a municipality in February 1866, with John Melton Black elected as its first Mayor.[9] Townsville developed rapidly as the major port and service centre for the Cape River, Gilbert, Ravenswood, Etheridge and Charters Towers goldfields.[10] Regional pastoral and sugar industries also expanded and flourished. Townsville's population was 4,000 people in 1882 and grew to 13,000 by 1891.

Occupation:
Notes from the Hills, Herbert River Express

The Satellite Lease-one of the Planet group of Waverley's early days, and now held by Mr. Harry Carson, is being again worked by him. He is working on a nice leader that was passed through when sinking the shaft, and it runs from about 6 ft. from the surface down to within a few feet of the tunnel level, and is dipping into the hill. From present appearances a 50 ton crushing is spoken of, and if all is of a quality to what is now being raised, a good result will be obtained. Everyone on the field would like to see the present owner get a turn-up, for he is one of those who has tried to send the place ahead, and what is
more, has always been willing to help along anybody who wished assistance in prospecting or developing a show; in fact, one of the old school of mining men who are fast disappearing from our nothern fields.

Across Oakey Creek one of Paul Poppendorf's shows is still being worked, as also is Boyle and party's wolfram claim. The drop In wolfram will felt by the latter, more especially as their claim was looking well, and was in good working order. A bit of bad luck for the holders to bump against a falling market when all dead work was accomplished.

Mat Cockrell's parcel of 13 tons cleaned tip for two tons black tin, and he tells me that he has another crushing of equal quality In sight. Evidently the Rob Roy, which was about the richest of the Waverley Co.'s leases, is not done yet, but is only beginning to show Itself.

Everthing has a dry appearance round Waverley just now. Water is scarce and so is feed for stock. As if this was not bad enough, some one set fire to the grass near the township. Dry feed is bad enough, but no feed at all is worse, and it woul appear as if the lesson tought by the drought year - when nearly all grass had been burnt in anticipation of the rain that never came - has been forgotten. . .
Waverley 19 Sep 1905

Residence:
Name?tab?William Henry Boyle
Gender?tab?Male
Electoral Date?tab?1903
Electoral Place?tab?Charters Towers Kennedy Queensland Australia

Died:
Name:?tab?William Henry Boyle
Death Date:?tab?03 Sep 1905
Death Place:?tab?Queensland
Father's name:?tab?William John Boyle
Mother's name:?tab?Janet Miller Henry
Registration Year:?tab?1905
Registration Place:?tab?Queensland
Registration Number:?tab?000624
Page Number:?tab?2536

William John Boyle, his son, not father, probably reported the death

William married Elizabeth McEwan on 24 May 1864 in Queensland, Australia. Elizabeth (daughter of John McEwan and Mary Lamb) was born about 1841 in Ayrshire, Scotland; died on 23 Jan 1891 in Harrisville, Moreton District, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: KL67-SRH
• FindaGrave Memorial ID: 140804345
• Name: John Henry Boyle
• _UID: 25FC57FF349E4CAAA8742EBCFF59DC79F259
• Census-Household Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Location-Witness: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Concession 2 Lot 6 whole
• Religion-Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Free Church
• Census-Household Member: 1861, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Location: 1861, Lavant Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Residence, out of limits, on census
• Location: 1896, Churchill County, Parish of Flinders, Queensland, Australia; Land Portions 145 and 148
• Occupation: 1896, Churchill County, Parish of Flinders, Queensland, Australia; Farmer
• Probate: 10 Oct 1896, Harrisville, (Ipswich Reserve), Fassifern Valley, Scenic Rim Region, Queensland, Australia; Notice of Probate - Transfer to Margaret Boyle his wife
• Probate: 18 Oct 1897, Churchill County, Parish of Flinders, Queensland, Australia; John Hendry Boyle will probate by Margaret Boyle

Notes:

(Research):John Hendry Boyle, Lanark C2 L6
?i?Lambton 1851 - Dawn?/i?
William Boyle C10 L15 (agr) 200 acres
John Boyle C7 Lpt4 - 126 acres

?i?Land Orders 1862?/i?
#272

Birth:
?i?St. Andrew's Lanark Village
?/i?John Henry, b. 7 Feb 1834, son of Robert Boyle and Janet Miller

FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KL67-SRH

FindaGrave Memorial ID:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/140804345

Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
Census, 12 Jan 1852

?b?#10 William Crawford 50 (1802), ?/b?carpenter, Ireland, 1802 - household Margaret 25 (1827), Elizabeth 8 (1844) , William 5 (1847), James 3 (1849), Margaret A. 1 (1851) are next to James Bredin.

In the next door household (log house) of #17 ?b?James Bredin?/b? 72 (1780), Ireland, farmer, are daughter/wife? Elizabeth 57 (1795) Ireland, May 26 (1826), William 24 (1828) #21 ?b?Robert Bredin 22 (1830), shoemaker?/b?, wife Jane 20 (1832), Richard 18 (1834), Harry W. 16 (1836), Elizabeth 14 (1838), William 11 (1841)and ?b?Alexander Wilson?/b? 72 (1780).

Another neighbour ?b?James Mui?/b?r is also a shoemaker and may be the son of the shoemaker noted in Robert Mason's diary.

#28 ?b?Robert and Janet Boyle?/b? may have operated a stopping place (1 story log house) as their property was located on the edge of Lanark village at the point where the road branches, travelling west towards Watson's Corners and north towards Hopetown. This junction would be important for access to timber shanties located further west and north.
Additional name attached to Robert Boyle's household are:
David McIntosh 24 (1828) Scotland
Robert Newen (Noonan) 17 (1835) Scotland - Residence Darling Twp
James Watt 21 (1831) Canada -Residence Dalhousie
Robert Miller 17 (1835) - Residence Bathurst
George Miller 15 (1837) - Residence Bathurst
James Miller 17 (1835 - Residence Rodden

?b?#45 Robert Cannon, cooper?/b?, Scotland 35 (1817), Isabell Cannon and daughters Sarah 4 (1848) and Jane 2 (1850) are either across the road or next door to the Boyles in a frame house with a cooper shop. Also in the household are
#49 ?b?Margaret Beith?/b?, servant, Scotland, 16 (1836)
#50 ?b?Jane Wilson?/b? 30 (1822)
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Religion-Member:
Role: Member


Location-Witness:
Role: Witness


Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
It appears that by this time Robert is surrounded by a settlement. The neighbours are numerous but include mainly skilled labour, e.g. saddler, .
The following neighbours include frame houses and may indicate proximity to Lanark Village. As you to the next page the houses are of log.

Neighbours:
?b?John Gillis?/b? and ?b?James Caldwell?/b?, both lumber merchants

?b?Gavin Jamieson?/b?, yeoman, Ireland, Baptist 68, log
Mrs. 69 Ireland
?b?Hugh McEwen?/b?, Blacksmith, Scotland, Baptist, 41, frame
Mrs. 41 & children
?b?Alex McNichol?/b?, Innkeeper, 32, frame
Mrs. 24
?b?Thomas McMaster?/b?, labourer, 29
Mrs 31
?b?Richard Payne?/b?, druggist, 30
?b?John Teskey?/b?, labourer, 27
Mrs, 27 and family
?b?Samuel Drummond?/b?, 29 yeoman,
Mrs. 23, and family
?b?Robert Craig?/b?, tanner, 37, Scotland
Mrs. 38, and family, with labourer Tusau Disheau, labourer, Darling
?b?Robert Boyle?/b?, yeoman, 66, 1 1/2 story log
Mrs. 59
John H. 28, in Lavant
Robert H. 26, in Dalhousie
David, 24
Mungo, 19
Catherine, 35
Mary 33
John Miller, 12
Henry Connwell, 1
?b?William Alcorn ?/b?37, log 1 1/2 story
Mrs 38
Mary 11
Siman 9
James 8
David 5
William 5
Robert 3
Alexander 2



Location:
The main town in this registration area was Harrisville, very close to the New South Wales border.

Probate:
The Brisbane Courier, 10 Oct 1896 pg7
In the LANDS and GOODS of JOHN HENDRY BOYLE, late of Harrisville, in the Colony of Queensland, Farmer, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that, after the expiration of fourteen days from the publication hereof, application will be made to this Honourable Court that ADMINISTRATION of the Real and
Personal Estate of the abovenamed John Hendry Boyle, deceased, who died intestate, mav be granted to MARGARET BOYLE, of Harrisville aforesaid, the lawful Widow of the said deceased.
Dated this Seventh day of October, A.D. 1896.
P. L. CARDEW, Ipswich, Solicitor for the said Margaret Boyle. By FOXTON & HAVARD, Brisbane.

Probate:
Name of Deceased Proprietor.-John
Hendry (otherwise John) Boyle, late of
Harrisville, near 'ipswich, farmer. <
Date of Death.-30th August, 1896.
Name of Claimant.-Margaret Boyle, of
Beenleigh, widow of deceased.
Description and Situation of Land. Portions 145 and 148, county of Churchill, parish of Flinders.
Estate Claimed to be Transmitted. Fee simple.
Particulars of Will or Otherwise. Letters of administration.
Date within which Caveat may be Lodged. 23rd November, 1897.

John married Margaret S. McManagle on 13 May 1864 in Lanark Congregational Church, Lanark, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. Margaret (daughter of Anthony McManagle and Elizabeth James) was born about 1842 in Kitley Twp, Leeds County, Ontario, Canada; died on 19 Dec 1928 in Albion, City of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried on 21 Dec 1928 in Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: LBPB-RKT
• FindaGrave Memorial ID: 162531238
• Name: Robert Hendry
• _UID: 9683FE0857B649F0AD5EA595442CD7C8B954
• Census-Household Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Location-Witness: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Concession 2 Lot 6 whole
• Religion-Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Free Church
• Census-Household Member: 1861, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Residence: 1861, Dalhousie Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Residence, out of limits in census
• Immigration: 1865, Brisbane City, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; on ship Empress of the Seas from London England
• Directory: 1874, Fassifern Valley, Ipswich Reserve, Queensland, Australia; Robert Henry Boyle, Jr.
• Occupation: 27 Jul 1882, Queensland, Australia; Justice of the Peace
• Directory: 1896, Queensland, Australia; Queensland PO Directory (Wise)
• Occupation: 1896, Harrisville, (Ipswich Reserve), Fassifern Valley, Scenic Rim Region, Queensland, Australia; Farmer
• Court: 1899, Queensland, Australia; Police Gazette Index
• Directory: 1903, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; Electoral Rolls
• Occupation: 1903, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; independant means
• Residence: 1903, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; Arthur Street
• Directory: 1905, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; Electoral Rolls Arthur Street
• Occupation: 1905, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; independent means
• Directory: 1913, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; Electoral Rolls
• Residence-Occupant: 1913, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; 20 Byram St, New Farm
• Occupation: 1915, South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; Labourer
• Residence: 1915, South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; Corner of Reid & Hawthorne Street
• Directory: 1916, Brisbane City South, Oxley, Queensland, Australia; Electoral Rolls
• Occupation: 1916, Brisbane City South, Oxley, Queensland, Australia; Labourer
• Residence: 1916, Brisbane City South, Oxley, Queensland, Australia; Hawthorne Street
• Hospital: 6 Feb 1920, Dunwich, Redland City, Queensland, Australia; Chest injury, Senility
• Probate: Abt 1923, Queensland, Australia; Link to info re will

Notes:

(Research):?i?Census Canada 1851
?/i?Robert Boyle, 24, Lumberer, b. Upper Canada, Church of Scotland

?i?Australia Electoral Rolls 1903
?/i?Robert Boyle, Old Identity Hotel, licensed victualler.

Admitted to Dunwich Benevelent Asylum 6 Feb 1920 with a chest injury and senility. Discharged 30 Sep 1920, aged 84. Burial place unknown.
Listed as farmer, Church of England, could read and write, four sons and five daughters, arrived in Brisbane in 1863 and has been farming for himself at Harrisville, 42 years. No money, no property.
Other relatives: wife, Margaret Elizabeth Boyle, Byrain SNew Farm, Brisbane.


FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LBPB-RKT

FindaGrave Memorial ID:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/162531238

Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
Census, 12 Jan 1852

?b?#10 William Crawford 50 (1802), ?/b?carpenter, Ireland, 1802 - household Margaret 25 (1827), Elizabeth 8 (1844) , William 5 (1847), James 3 (1849), Margaret A. 1 (1851) are next to James Bredin.

In the next door household (log house) of #17 ?b?James Bredin?/b? 72 (1780), Ireland, farmer, are daughter/wife? Elizabeth 57 (1795) Ireland, May 26 (1826), William 24 (1828) #21 ?b?Robert Bredin 22 (1830), shoemaker?/b?, wife Jane 20 (1832), Richard 18 (1834), Harry W. 16 (1836), Elizabeth 14 (1838), William 11 (1841)and ?b?Alexander Wilson?/b? 72 (1780).

Another neighbour ?b?James Mui?/b?r is also a shoemaker and may be the son of the shoemaker noted in Robert Mason's diary.

#28 ?b?Robert and Janet Boyle?/b? may have operated a stopping place (1 story log house) as their property was located on the edge of Lanark village at the point where the road branches, travelling west towards Watson's Corners and north towards Hopetown. This junction would be important for access to timber shanties located further west and north.
Additional name attached to Robert Boyle's household are:
David McIntosh 24 (1828) Scotland
Robert Newen (Noonan) 17 (1835) Scotland - Residence Darling Twp
James Watt 21 (1831) Canada -Residence Dalhousie
Robert Miller 17 (1835) - Residence Bathurst
George Miller 15 (1837) - Residence Bathurst
James Miller 17 (1835 - Residence Rodden

?b?#45 Robert Cannon, cooper?/b?, Scotland 35 (1817), Isabell Cannon and daughters Sarah 4 (1848) and Jane 2 (1850) are either across the road or next door to the Boyles in a frame house with a cooper shop. Also in the household are
#49 ?b?Margaret Beith?/b?, servant, Scotland, 16 (1836)
#50 ?b?Jane Wilson?/b? 30 (1822)
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Location-Witness:
Role: Witness


Religion-Member:
Role: Member


Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
It appears that by this time Robert is surrounded by a settlement. The neighbours are numerous but include mainly skilled labour, e.g. saddler, .
The following neighbours include frame houses and may indicate proximity to Lanark Village. As you to the next page the houses are of log.

Neighbours:
?b?John Gillis?/b? and ?b?James Caldwell?/b?, both lumber merchants

?b?Gavin Jamieson?/b?, yeoman, Ireland, Baptist 68, log
Mrs. 69 Ireland
?b?Hugh McEwen?/b?, Blacksmith, Scotland, Baptist, 41, frame
Mrs. 41 & children
?b?Alex McNichol?/b?, Innkeeper, 32, frame
Mrs. 24
?b?Thomas McMaster?/b?, labourer, 29
Mrs 31
?b?Richard Payne?/b?, druggist, 30
?b?John Teskey?/b?, labourer, 27
Mrs, 27 and family
?b?Samuel Drummond?/b?, 29 yeoman,
Mrs. 23, and family
?b?Robert Craig?/b?, tanner, 37, Scotland
Mrs. 38, and family, with labourer Tusau Disheau, labourer, Darling
?b?Robert Boyle?/b?, yeoman, 66, 1 1/2 story log
Mrs. 59
John H. 28, in Lavant
Robert H. 26, in Dalhousie
David, 24
Mungo, 19
Catherine, 35
Mary 33
John Miller, 12
Henry Connwell, 1
?b?William Alcorn ?/b?37, log 1 1/2 story
Mrs 38
Mary 11
Siman 9
James 8
David 5
William 5
Robert 3
Alexander 2



Occupation:
Name:?tab?Robert Hendry Boyle
Event Date:?tab?27 Jul 1882
Event Place:?tab?Queensland, Australia
Source:?tab?Justices of the Peace 1857 to 1922
QSA Reference Number:?tab?A/4841
Item ID:?tab?882134
Microfilm Number:?tab?Z7490
Original URL:?tab?http://www.archives.qld.gov.au...
#2752, 2753, 2754, oath 112, circa Jan to Dec 1882

Residence-Occupant:
Role: Occupant


Hospital:
Married to Elizabeth Skivington and to Annie Christina Zohn(nee Sailer).
Admitted to Dunwich Benevelent Asylum - 6th February 1920 with a Chest Injury and Senility.
Discharged 30th September 1920 aged 84.
Burial place Unknown.

Probate:
Name: Robert Hendry Boyle
Place: Queensland, Australia
District:?tab?Southern
Will Number: 2700
Item ID: 741879
QSA Reference: SCT/P76
Microfilm Number: Z110
File Name:?tab?Wills1857-1900
Original URL:?tab?http://www.archives.qld.gov.au....

Died:
Name:?tab?Robert Henry Boyle
Death Date:?tab?09 Jun 1923
Death Place:?tab?Queensland
Father's name:?tab?Robert Boyle
Mother's name:?tab?Janet Miller
Registration Year:?tab?1923
Registration Place:?tab?Queensland
Registration Number:?tab?001650
Page Number:?tab?156

Son of Robert Hendry Boyle and Jant Fitzgerald Millar; Husband of 1st Elizabeth Skivington and to 2nd Annie Christina Zohn(nee Sailer).
Admitted to Dunwich Benevelent Asylum - 6th February 1920 with a Chest Injury and Senility.
Discharged 30th September 1920 aged 84.

Buried:
Married to Elizabeth Skivington and to Annie Christina Zohn(nee Sailer).
Admitted to Dunwich Benevelent Asylum - 6th February 1920 with a Chest Injury and Senility.
Discharged 30th September 1920 aged 84.
Burial place Unknown.

Name?tab?Robert Hendry Boyle
Event Type?tab?Death
Event Date?tab?1923
Event Place?tab?Harrisville Cem
Event Place (Original)?tab?Harrisville Cem
Age?tab?88
Birth Year (Estimated)?tab?1835
Death Date?tab?1923
Burial Place?tab?Harrisville Cemetery, Harrisville, Queensland, Australia
Cemetery?tab?Harrisville Cem

"Australia Cemetery Inscriptions, 1802-2005," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Q2WT-KQB4 : 17 March 2018), Robert Hendry Boyle, 1923; from "Australia, Cemetery Inscriptions, 1802-2005," database with images, Ancestry (https://www.ancestry.com : n.d.) citing Death, citing Jim and Alison Rogers : n.d. Various cemeteries, Australia; FHL microfilm .

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth McManagle. Elizabeth (daughter of Anthony McManagle and Elizabeth James) was born about 1845 in Kitley Twp, Leeds County, Ontario, Canada; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Robert married Elizabeth "Lizzie" Skiffington on 26 Sep 1865 in Lanark Congregational Church, Lanark, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. Elizabeth (daughter of Terrance John Skiffington and Margaret Jones) was born in 1846 in Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; was christened on 2 Mar 1846 in St John the Baptist Roman Catholic, Perth, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; died on 26 Sep 1926 in Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Robert married Annie Christina Seiler (Zohn) about 1909 in Queensland, Australia. Annie died on 25 Jul 1936 in Brisbane City, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried in South Brisbane Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: KL67-5TB
• FindaGrave Memorial ID: 162500823
• _UID: C813FCBF4FEE41DF9C3356EA6DFA44F19E5D
• Census-Household Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Location-Witness: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Concession 2 Lot 6 whole
• Religion-Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Free Church
• Land & Property-Witness: 15 Dec 1858, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Con 2 Lot 5, to David Boyle for mortgage
• Land & Property: 29 Aug 1860, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Con 2 Lot 5, William Alcorn to David Boyle 92 acres for 200.0.0
• Census-Household Member: 1861, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Immigration: Between 1865 and 1867, Queensland, Australia; Married in Sep 1865 and daugher Ellen born 1867 in Queensland
• Land & Property: 16 Sep 1868, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Con 2 Lot 5 NE, sale back to William Alcorn
• Land & Property: 25 Nov 1871, West Moreton Agricultural Reserve, Queensland, Australia; Declaration of Insolvancy
• Land & Property: 19 Mar 1872; Insolvancy
• Land & Property: 20 Apr 1887, Ipswich, Queensland, Australia; David Miller Boyle Insolvent
• Land & Property: 13 Feb 1890, Teviotville, Scenic Rim, Queensland, Australia; Insolvency
• Directory: 1903, Glenapp, Oxley Division, Queensland, Australia; Electoral Rolls
• Occupation: 1903, Glenapp, Oxley Division, Queensland, Australia; farmer
• Directory: 1905, Glenapp, Oxley Division, Queensland, Australia; Electoral Rolls
• Occupation: 1905, Glenapp, Oxley Division, Queensland, Australia; Farmer
• Court: 1908, Brisbane City, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; Police Courth
• Directory: 1919, Aspley, Queensland, Brisbane, Lilley District, Australia; Electoral Rolls
• Directory: 1919, Beaudesert, Scenic Rim Region, Moreton Division, Queensland, Australia; Electoral Rolls
• Occupation: 1919, Beaudesert, Scenic Rim Region, Moreton Division, Queensland, Australia; Carpenter, Bromelton
• Occupation: 1919, Apsley, Nundah, Lilley, Queensland, Australia; Dairy farmer
• Hospital: 18 May 1920, Dunwich, Redland City, Queensland, Australia; Enlarged prostrate, Senile decay
• Occupation: 30 Sep 1931; An Extract from the Fassifern Guardian

Notes:

Married in Lanark in 1865, so must have traveled that year or beginning of next year.?i?
Land Orders 1866 ?/i?
#1729 and #1730?i?

?/i?Married to Agnes Jameson in Canada when aged 26 years.

Died of a Enlarged Prostate, aged 83 years.
?i?
An Extract from the Fassifern Guardian, Wednesday 30 Sep 1931.?/i?
David Boyle took up the land which Mr. Ellemore has now also. The children were Clarence, David, Tom, Harriett, Lizzie, Ada and Andrew. When David was three years old he was bitten by a snake and died. Two of the other children died later. Mr. Boyle was a very tall man, and did a lot of pit sawing and carpentering. He built the Congregational Church and Goan's Hotel at Coulon. When he sold his farm to Mr Harry Muller of Obum, he went to live at Clan's blacksmith's shop at the foot of McCourt's Hill. Mr. Gus Lewald now owns that property.

?i?Australia Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980
?/i?1905 David Miller Boyle, living at Glenap, farmer.

?i?18 May 1920 Admitted to Dunwich Benevolent Asylum?/i?
Unable to work, age 83 years, trade none, widower. 57 years in Queensland, building, farming and bridge building, all the time. No money, no property. Enlarged prostate, bladder infection, senile.

(Research):?b?1851 Canada Census - Darling Township
?/b?David Boyl, farmer, Scotland, 58,

?i?and Orders 1866 ?/i?
#1729 and #1730?i?

?/i?Married to Agnes Jameson in Canada when aged 26 years.

Died of a Enlarged Prostate, aged 83 years.
?i?
Australia Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980
?/i?1905 David Miller Boyle, living at Glenap, farmer.

?i?18 May 1920 Admitted to Dunwich Benevolent Asylum?/i?
Unable to work, age 83 years, trade none, widower. 57 years in Queensland, building, farming and bridge building, all the time. No money, no property. Enlarged prostate, bladder infection, senile.

Birth:
Name:?tab?David Miller Boyle
Birth Date:?tab?31 Dec 1837
Birth Place:?tab?Canada
Death Date:?tab?23 May 1920
Death Place:?tab?Dunwich, Redland City, Queensland, Australia
Cemetery:?tab?Dunwich Benevolent Asylum
Burial or Cremation Place:?tab?Dunwich, Redland City, Queensland, Australia
Has Bio?:?tab?Y
Father:?tab?Robert Hendry Boyle
Mother:?tab?Janet Fitzgerald Boyle

FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KL67-5TB

FindaGrave Memorial ID:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/162500823

Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
Census, 12 Jan 1852

?b?#10 William Crawford 50 (1802), ?/b?carpenter, Ireland, 1802 - household Margaret 25 (1827), Elizabeth 8 (1844) , William 5 (1847), James 3 (1849), Margaret A. 1 (1851) are next to James Bredin.

In the next door household (log house) of #17 ?b?James Bredin?/b? 72 (1780), Ireland, farmer, are daughter/wife? Elizabeth 57 (1795) Ireland, May 26 (1826), William 24 (1828) #21 ?b?Robert Bredin 22 (1830), shoemaker?/b?, wife Jane 20 (1832), Richard 18 (1834), Harry W. 16 (1836), Elizabeth 14 (1838), William 11 (1841)and ?b?Alexander Wilson?/b? 72 (1780).

Another neighbour ?b?James Mui?/b?r is also a shoemaker and may be the son of the shoemaker noted in Robert Mason's diary.

#28 ?b?Robert and Janet Boyle?/b? may have operated a stopping place (1 story log house) as their property was located on the edge of Lanark village at the point where the road branches, travelling west towards Watson's Corners and north towards Hopetown. This junction would be important for access to timber shanties located further west and north.
Additional name attached to Robert Boyle's household are:
David McIntosh 24 (1828) Scotland
Robert Newen (Noonan) 17 (1835) Scotland - Residence Darling Twp
James Watt 21 (1831) Canada -Residence Dalhousie
Robert Miller 17 (1835) - Residence Bathurst
George Miller 15 (1837) - Residence Bathurst
James Miller 17 (1835 - Residence Rodden

?b?#45 Robert Cannon, cooper?/b?, Scotland 35 (1817), Isabell Cannon and daughters Sarah 4 (1848) and Jane 2 (1850) are either across the road or next door to the Boyles in a frame house with a cooper shop. Also in the household are
#49 ?b?Margaret Beith?/b?, servant, Scotland, 16 (1836)
#50 ?b?Jane Wilson?/b? 30 (1822)
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Religion-Member:
Role: Member


Location-Witness:
Role: Witness


Land & Property-Witness:
Role: Witness


Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
It appears that by this time Robert is surrounded by a settlement. The neighbours are numerous but include mainly skilled labour, e.g. saddler, .
The following neighbours include frame houses and may indicate proximity to Lanark Village. As you to the next page the houses are of log.

Neighbours:
?b?John Gillis?/b? and ?b?James Caldwell?/b?, both lumber merchants

?b?Gavin Jamieson?/b?, yeoman, Ireland, Baptist 68, log
Mrs. 69 Ireland
?b?Hugh McEwen?/b?, Blacksmith, Scotland, Baptist, 41, frame
Mrs. 41 & children
?b?Alex McNichol?/b?, Innkeeper, 32, frame
Mrs. 24
?b?Thomas McMaster?/b?, labourer, 29
Mrs 31
?b?Richard Payne?/b?, druggist, 30
?b?John Teskey?/b?, labourer, 27
Mrs, 27 and family
?b?Samuel Drummond?/b?, 29 yeoman,
Mrs. 23, and family
?b?Robert Craig?/b?, tanner, 37, Scotland
Mrs. 38, and family, with labourer Tusau Disheau, labourer, Darling
?b?Robert Boyle?/b?, yeoman, 66, 1 1/2 story log
Mrs. 59
John H. 28, in Lavant
Robert H. 26, in Dalhousie
David, 24
Mungo, 19
Catherine, 35
Mary 33
John Miller, 12
Henry Connwell, 1
?b?William Alcorn ?/b?37, log 1 1/2 story
Mrs 38
Mary 11
Siman 9
James 8
David 5
William 5
Robert 3
Alexander 2



Land & Property:
Supreme Court Monday, March l8
In Insolvancy.
Before His Honor Mr Justice Lutwyche
Adjourned Third Sittings
In the Estate of David Miller Boyle - Insolvent was present
A debt was proved by M. O'Sullivan, for ?2 2s Tho report of tho offical assignee was to the effect that the only asset in the estate was a freehold farm, which had been taken possession of by the mortgagee. The only debt proved was that above mentioned. No books of account had been sent in. Certificate granted.

Land & Property:
SUPREME COURT. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20.
IN INSOLVENCY.
Before his Honour Mr Justice Mein
.
In the matter of ?b?David Miller Boyle?/b?
Mr C.F. Curran, of Ipsvvich, applied, under section 167, subsection 1, foi the insolvent to receive his certificate.
Mt J.B. HALL, thr Official Trustee, said that he did not oppose tho application, The insolvent appeared to have been unfortunate,
and the judgment creditor took possession and realized on the estate before it came into court. The certificate was granted.
Tho certificate was granted

Court:
At the police court on Saturday last, before the Police Magistrate, an order was made prohibiting the supply of intoxicating liquor to David Miller Boyle, of Teviotville.

Occupation:
?i?An Extract from the Fassifern Guardian, Wednesday 30 Sep 1931.?/i?
David Boyle took up the land which Mr. Ellemore has now also. The children were Clarence, David, Tom, Harriett, Lizzie, Ada and Andrew. When David was three years old he was bitten by a snake and died. Two of the other children died later. Mr. Boyle was a very tall man, and did a lot of pit sawing and carpentering. He built the Congregational Church andGoan's Hotel at Coulon. When he sold his farm to Mr Harry Muller of Obum Obum, he went to live at Clan's blacksmith's shop at the foot of McCourt's Hill. Mr. Gus Lewald now owns that property.


Died:
Name:?tab?David Miller Boyle
Birth Date:?tab?31 Dec 1837
Birth Place:?tab?Canada
Death Date:?tab?23 May 1920
Death Place:?tab?Dunwich, Redland City, Queensland, Australia
Cemetery:?tab?Dunwich Benevolent Asylum
Burial or Cremation Place:?tab?Dunwich, Redland City, Queensland, Australia
Has Bio?:?tab?Y
Father:?tab?Robert Hendry Boyle
Mother:?tab?Janet Fitzgerald Boyle

David married Agnes "Nancy" Jamieson on 7 Sep 1865 in Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. Agnes (daughter of Gavin Jamieson, daughter of John Jamieson) was born about 1845 in Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; died on 25 Jul 1892 in Lady Bowen Hospital, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; was buried in Coulson Cemetery, Scenic Rim Region, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: KL67-5B5
• _UID: BAB7CE9B2E574CD0A10F793B3A49CCCFFD41
• Census-Household Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Location-Witness: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Concession 2 Lot 6 whole
• Religion-Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Free Church
• Directory: 1874, Pullen Creek, Moggill, Queensland, Australia; Queensland PO Directory (Balliere) 1874
• Occupation: 3 Apr 1891, Munbilla, Queensland, Australia; Duke of York Hotel, Munbilla
• Occupation: 8 Nov 1892, Munbilla, Queensland, Australia; Dance and meal near Duke of York hotel
• Occupation: 30 Aug 1902, Ipswich, Queensland, Australia; Race horse breeder
• Occupation: 4 Sep 1902, Munbilla, Queensland, Australia; Breeder of Race Horses
• Occupation: 24 Aug 1907, Munbilla, Queensland, Australia; Tenders for Mumbilla Hotel painting and repairs

Notes:

(Research):?i?Land Orders 1863
?/i?#604?i?
Land Orders 1864
?/i?#5217

James may have been a teacher. He travelled to Australia age 24, arriving in Brisbane 27 Jan 1864 on 'Light of the Age' with wife Ann McIntyre, age 20. ?i?
?/i?
James Boyle was an innkeeper near Kelvin Grove. The hotel was on the road to Warwick and was a stop for travellers between the Fassifern an the Darling Downs.

Check out Lutwyche Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland.

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James Boyle Ann McIntyre
?i?1 Genealogy - Charles & Ted?/i?

?i?Diane Duncan
Feb 19, 2018, 3:25 PM
to Charles?/i?
Hi,
I've been working quite intensely, trying to finalize some info on the Queensland Boyle Miller connection over the past week. I'm really struggling with the Alfred James Boyle McIntyre situation.
Did you ever find evidence that James and Ann married? Why can I not find any evidence of Ann's death other than a photo of her stone (where is it located?)
Is there a story that has been buried???
Also do you know anything of Dursella Boyle, raised by Robert Hendry and Janet Miller family. The story I am hearing is that she was the child of one of the Boyle men, and it has been suggested Robert Hendry? I have her descendants but trying to untangle the family 'story'.
Diane
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Charles McFadden
Feb 19, 2018, 5:55 PM
?/i?Hi Diane?i?

1850 United States Census
?/i?Name Ann McIntyre
Age 11
Birth Year abt 1839
Birthplace Scotland
Home in 1850 Elmira, Chemung, New York, USA
Gender Female
Family Number 715
Household Members
Name Age
Alexander McIntyre 35
Janette McIntyre 36
Margaret McIntyre 14
Ann McIntyre 11
Jane McIntyre 9
Isabel McIntyre 7?i?
?/i?Elizabeth McIntyre 4

Ann McIntyre is buried at Hopetown with her parents Sandy McIntyre and Jane Yuill whose sister in law was Kitty McNab the illegitimate daughter of the 17th Laird of McNab ?

McNab Township Renfrew County. Jane Yuill's brother died fighting in the War of the Rebellion in the United States and Kitty ( Catherine ) returned to Canada. Kitty's mother was the Laird's housekeeper Catherine Fisher.

Ann McIntyre dies in 1858 at age 19 giving birth to Alfred James Boyle. This is as you know well before mandatory government registration for births, deaths, marriages begins in 1869 and just because it became mandatory in 1869 does not mean that people complied ? in fact large numbers did not ? evidence what we have found in the Huron Tract in that regards for example.

1861 Census of Canada
Name Alfred Boyle
Gender Male?i?
?/i?Age 3
Birth Year 1858
Birthplace Canada West
Home in 1861 Lanark, Lanark, Canada West
Religion Church of Scotland
Film Number C-1042-1043
Page number 12
Household Members
Name Age
Alfred Boyle 3

As you can see here is Alfred James Boyle son of Ann McIntyre and James Boyle in the family household with Sandy McIntyre and Jane Yuill and Ann McIntyre's younger siblings as Ann was the 2nd oldest. Alfred was raised with Ann's younger siblings.

Here is Alfred again in 1871 same drill
Name Alfred Mc Intyre
Gender Male
Age 12
Birth Year abt 1859
Birth Place Ontario
Religion Church Of Scotland
Origin Scottish
Province Ontario
District Lanark North
District Number 80
Division 01
Subdistrict Lanark
Subdistrict Number e
Household Members
Name Age
Andrew Campbell 33
Martha Campbell 30
Archibald Campbell 10?i?
?/i?Ann G Campbell 8
Marion Campbell 2
Alexander Mc Intyre 53
Jane Mc Intyre 53
William Mc Intyre 25
Alexander Mc Intyre 21
Isabella Mc Intyre 18
David Mc Intyre 16
Alfred Mc Intyre 12
John Mc Intyre 10

Here is Alfred James Boyle again in 1881 same drill
Name Alfred McIntyre
Gender Male
Age 21
Birth Year 1860
Birthplace Ontario
Religion Canada Presbyterian Church
Nationality Scotch
Occupation Labourer
Province Ontario
District Number 112
District Lanark North
Sub-District Number D
Subdistrict Lanark
Division 1
Household Members
Name Age
Alex McIntyre 56
William McIntyre 32
Bella McIntyre 28?i?
?/i?Alfred McIntyre 21
John McIntyre 20
Jane McIntyre 54

Ann McIntyre died in childbirth at age 19 giving birth to Alfred. Her parents Sandy and Jane decided to raise Alfred and James Boyle got a shot at a new life in such tragic circumstances and he went to Colony of Australia and eventually in time had another family with Margaret Sophia Wilson.

I'm sure James and Ann would have married but I have not looked for a marriage record which would have to be in a parish register as I never felt a need to given my Lawson knowledge ofg the events. Though tragic it is actually a not right term but kind of nice story/solution as Alfred was raised with his grandparents in a loving environment and as a sibling to his Uncles and Aunts and James Boyle got shot at a new life as things would have been tough for him.

Many of James Boyle's siblings got married in the Congregational Church in Middleville which is today an artist studio and it is across the road from my 3 great Uncle Sandy's place and beside Affleck and McLachlan House. Place to look if you want to try to find a marriage record may be in the congregational registers if they could be found ? I have never run across them and Robert Somerville son of John Somerville Senior and Margaret Gray was a prime mover in the Middleville congregational church. Some of the records for the Middleville congregational church are misfiled/lost and are actually at McMaster from what Robert Urquharts 4 great granddaughter mentioned to me.

Name Alfred Boyle Macintyre
Gender Male
Marriage Date 15 Oct 1890
Marriage Place Louise, Manitoba, Canada
Spouse Marion Gemmel Lawson
URL http://vitalstats.gov.mb.ca/Query.php

Household Members
Name Age
Alfred Boyle Macintyre
Marion Gemmel Lawson

Marion's father was a first cousin of my 2 great grandmother.

1921 Census of Canada?i?
?/i?
Name: Alfred McIntyre
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Widowed
Age: 64
Birth Year: abt 1857
Birth Place: Scotland
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father Birth Place: Scotland
Mother Birth Place: Scotland
Year of Immigration: 1920
Racial or Tribal Origin: Scotch (Scotish)
Province or Territory: Saskatchewan
District: Maple Creek
District Number: 220
Sub-District Number: 55
City, Town or Village: Pitville
Section Number: 6
Township Number: 17
Range Number: 19
Meridian Number: W3
Municipality: Pitville
Occupation: Farmer
Household Members:
Name Age
Alfred McIntyre 64
Howard McIntyre 21
Geo Davis 30?i?
?/i?Evan Elmer Davis 20

Alfred is actually not widowed. Marion left him, they split up and she married someone else and later died in 1967.

This may help

Sandy's farm was on the 2nd Concession of Lanark Township and Hopetown was their nearest village. They raised a large family of 4 sons and 3 daughters, besides raising Alfred Boyle , their grandchild, when his mother Ann died in childbirth. Sandy's wife was Jane Yuill, a daughter of the original William Yuill and Jennie Mitchell of White Lake. After his wife died it is believed he made his home at his son William's farm on the Lanark road near Middleville. The road to the farmstead wound through a Maple bush which provided maple syrup and maple sugar in springtime. At the rear of the farm was Baxters Lake where fish could be caught when needed. It was my pleasure to know the families of William, David and Alexander. It should be noted that 3 sons volunteered in the first war, one was killed and another incapacitated for life. The McIntyre Story 1837-1975 written by H.S. McIntyre born 1888.

Source: The McIntrye Story 1837 - 1975 written by H.S. McIntyre (1888 - )

As regards to Drusilla Boyle in Ausralia

First one I have is Caroline Drusillia Boyle 11 Sept 1879 Queensland died Boonah Queensland 15 Mar 1973 maried William Jackson 1876 ? 1947. She is daughter of Mungo Alexander Boyle amd granddaughter of Janet Jessie Miller.

One you are after is Drusilla Boyle 18 Oct 1866 Lanark Township died 1950 Ipwich Queensland married James Daniel Smith 1860 ? 1928.

Drusillia's mother is Elizabeth McManagle and she is the sister of Margaret McManagle who is Mrs. John Hendry Boyle son of Janet Jessie Miller.?i?
?/i?
Name Margaret McManagh
Age 22
Birth Year abt 1842
Birth Place Kitley
Residence Lanark Township
Marriage Date 13 May 1864
Marriage Place Lanark, Ontario, Canada
Father Anthony McManagh
Mother Elizabeth James
Spouse John Henry Boyle

Robert Hendry Boyle marries Elizabeth Skiffington at the Congregational Church in Middleville 26 Sept 1865 so the artists studio?i?
?/i?John Hendry Boyle married Margaret McManagle in 1864 at the Congregational Church in Middleville ? the artists studio.?i?

?/i?Name Robert Henry Boyle
Age 28
Birth Year abt 1837
Birth Place Lanark, Ontario
Residence Lanark Township
Marriage Date 26 Sep 1865
Marriage Place Lanark, Ontario, Canada
Father Robert Henry Booyle
Mother Janet Miller
Spouse Elizabeth Skiffington?i?

?/i?Household Members
Name Age
Robert Henry Boyle
Janet Miller
Robert Henry Booyle
Elizabeth Skiffington
Margaret Jones
Terrance Skiffington

SO

Robert Hendry Boyle was boinking his sister in laws sister Elizabeth McManagle in January 1866 so 4 months after he married Elizabeth Skiffington who was knocked up.?i?

?/i?Robert Hendry Boyle and Elizabeth Skiffington's first child is born in 1865 in Lanark Township ???.

SO

He had Elizabeth Skiffington pregnant well before they got married and she would have been pregnant when he was cavorting with Elizabeth McManagle.

Elizabeth and Margaret McManagles mother was Elizabeth James daughter of the Lanark Society Settler Robert James Brig Commerce 1820.

Elizabeth and Margaret McManagle were granddaughters of John McManagle the Society Settler who came out on the Brock in 1820 with James Blair, James Baird John Lawson Robert Urquhart et als

Probably not what you want to hear and is no doubt why you are having difficulty with it as well Robert Hendry Boyle has the 2 babes on the go at the same time so to say.

If Don can stop laughing let me know if that helps or not ?

I've been working on my Iron Founders of York on my father side.

Chuck
?i?
Diane Duncan
Attachments Alexander Mcintyre & Jane Yuill.pdf
Feb 20, 2018, 9:46 AM
to Charles
?/i?
Just entered the 1850 census and where are Willim and Alexander Clyde??i?

Diane Duncan
Feb 20, 2018, 12:44 PM
to Charles?/i?

Do you have info for lawrence Michael Boyle, son of Robert Henry and Eliz Skiffington. Is he the pregnancy child?

FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/KL67-5B5

Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
Census, 12 Jan 1852

?b?#10 William Crawford 50 (1802), ?/b?carpenter, Ireland, 1802 - household Margaret 25 (1827), Elizabeth 8 (1844) , William 5 (1847), James 3 (1849), Margaret A. 1 (1851) are next to James Bredin.

In the next door household (log house) of #17 ?b?James Bredin?/b? 72 (1780), Ireland, farmer, are daughter/wife? Elizabeth 57 (1795) Ireland, May 26 (1826), William 24 (1828) #21 ?b?Robert Bredin 22 (1830), shoemaker?/b?, wife Jane 20 (1832), Richard 18 (1834), Harry W. 16 (1836), Elizabeth 14 (1838), William 11 (1841)and ?b?Alexander Wilson?/b? 72 (1780).

Another neighbour ?b?James Mui?/b?r is also a shoemaker and may be the son of the shoemaker noted in Robert Mason's diary.

#28 ?b?Robert and Janet Boyle?/b? may have operated a stopping place (1 story log house) as their property was located on the edge of Lanark village at the point where the road branches, travelling west towards Watson's Corners and north towards Hopetown. This junction would be important for access to timber shanties located further west and north.
Additional name attached to Robert Boyle's household are:
David McIntosh 24 (1828) Scotland
Robert Newen (Noonan) 17 (1835) Scotland - Residence Darling Twp
James Watt 21 (1831) Canada -Residence Dalhousie
Robert Miller 17 (1835) - Residence Bathurst
George Miller 15 (1837) - Residence Bathurst
James Miller 17 (1835 - Residence Rodden

?b?#45 Robert Cannon, cooper?/b?, Scotland 35 (1817), Isabell Cannon and daughters Sarah 4 (1848) and Jane 2 (1850) are either across the road or next door to the Boyles in a frame house with a cooper shop. Also in the household are
#49 ?b?Margaret Beith?/b?, servant, Scotland, 16 (1836)
#50 ?b?Jane Wilson?/b? 30 (1822)
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Location-Witness:
Role: Witness


Religion-Member:
Role: Member


Occupation:
The Queensland Times, 3 April 1891
Licensing Courts
Harrisville
Present: Messrs Boyle, Dunn, Sealy.
The following renewals were granted :
?b?James Boyle, Duke of York Hotel, Munbilla.
?/b?Matthew Carmody. Rosevale Hotel. Rosevale,
Margaret Dunn, Royal James Hotel, Harrisville.
David W. Rosen, Railrway Hotel, Harrisville.
Hesperus Tacey, Peak Crossing Hotel, Peak Mountain.
Gerald H. Turner, Farmers' Arms Hotel, Milbong.

Occupation:
Queensland Times, Ipswich Herald and General Adviser
Local News
On Friday evening last, a ball and supper was held at Munbilla, and pased off successfully. A suitable apartment in which to hold the dancing had been secured neasr the Duke of York Hotel, and a sumptous repast was laid
out by Mrs. Boyle, landlady of the hotel. There was a goodly number of the residents in attendanoe, and a pleasant evening was spent. After the supper, dancing was indulged in throughont the night, good violin music being provided. The gathering broke up at an early hour in the morning, when all those present left for their homes, highly elated with the night's festivities.

Occupation:
Queensland Times, Ipswich Herald and General Advertiser, 30 Aug 1902, pg 2
Sporting Notes.
[By Rocket]
In the early portion of the week Mr. E. Murphy left for Sydney with his horses
Silver Forest, Capriform, and the Little Bernie colt which he bought from an Ipswich sportsman. The horses will be raced about Sydney for some time. Victor Sadlier and W Prie (jockeys) accompanied the horses.
I hear that Mr. J. H. Boyle, of Munbilla, has purchased the well-known racehorse Hector II. as a sire for the coming season. The horse was taken to Munbilla on Thursday morning last. Hector II is a well.bred animal, got by Kingfish from Hecuba, and has fair size and substance to recommend him,
beside a racing career, he being at one time a first-class six-furlong horse. He will do stud duty in the Fassifern district during the approaching season.

Occupation:
The Brisbane Courier, 4 Sep 1902
Sporting - The Turf
....
Thursday.
The Kingfish horse Hector II has bidden farewell to the racing track, he having
been purchased by Mr. J. H. Boyle of Munbilla, who Intends retiring the old
chestnut to the stud. Very little fault can be found with Hector II either on the
score of good looks or breeding, and, as he had a good racing career, he should do well at the stud. He will do stud duty in the Fassifern district during the approaching season.

Died:
Name:?tab?James Boyle
Death Date:?tab?31 Jul 1917
Death Place:?tab?Queensland
Father's name:?tab?Robert Henry Boyle
Registration Place:?tab?Queensland
Registration Number:?tab?003262
Page Number:?tab?197

James married Margaret Sophia Wilson on 29 Feb 1864 in All Saints Anglican Church, Ann St, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Margaret (daughter of Thomas Wilson and Elizabeth "Betty") was born about 1837 in New York City, New York, United States; died on 24 Aug 1907 in Harrisville, (Ipswich Reserve), Fassifern Valley, Scenic Rim Region, Queensland, Australia; was buried in Harrisville Cemetery, Harrisville, Scenic Rim Region, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Family/Spouse: Ann Jane McIntyre. Ann (daughter of McIntyre, daughter of Alexander "Sandy" McIntyre and Jane Eunice Yuill) was born about 1839 in Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; died on 25 Jun 1858 in Middleville, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: LH26-FXG
• FindaGrave Memorial ID: 140867566
• _UID: 07584CDDE25C413B85A128AB08C4054F5BBD
• Census-Household Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Location-Witness: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Concession 2 Lot 6 whole
• Religion-Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Free Church
• Census-Household Member: 1861, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Directory: 1922, Harrisville Cemetery, Harrisville, Scenic Rim Region, Queensland, Australia; Electoral Rolls
• Occupation: 1922, Harrisville, (Ipswich Reserve), Fassifern Valley, Scenic Rim Region, Queensland, Australia; Farmer, Kelvin Grove Farm

Notes:

?i?from Family Search: Mungo Boyle (LH26-FXG)

?/i?Mungo Alexander Boyle was remembered in an article published in a local Australian newspaper in 1931 as having an injured foot 'through having chopped it while falling scrub in Canada'. (actually in Queensland)

The father died at Ipswich. He came from Canada with his brothers James, Robert, John and Munga. The latter had an injured foot. The other brothers were pioneers of Harrisville district and lived long and useful lives. He was a great friend of John Hooper, father of Mrs. E. McLean of Boonah and May who married John Vardon, a selector of Milora.

?i?From a Harrisville Local History
?/i?Their youngest son, Mungo and his wife Sarah Watson, an Irish lass, continued to farm at Kelvin Grove and reared eleven children there. Their children married members of other pioneering families and have been a part of the history of Harrisville. Ernest, Harriet and Olive remained single and llived at Kelvin Grove till their deaths. They were involved in the local church, School of Arts and other organizations.

Mary, Mungo and John Mason Miller are the only family members mentioned in John's letters in 1870 to his twin brother Andrew Burns Miller.

(Medical):My grandfather Boyle had a severe accident. He was using an adze to trim a log and a chip of wood stuck to the corner of the adze and caused it to glance off and nearly severed his foot across the instep. Remarkably, I think there was an old army doctor in Ipswich and he came out and did what he could but grandfather always had a lame foot, his foot wouldn't go flat on the ground, so he always was handicapped by his damaged foot.

Birth:
Birth date also recorded as c 1842 @ Lanark
His marriage certificate Australia, 18 Nov 1869, specifically gives his birthplace as Lanark, Lanark Cty, Canada West.

FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/LH26-FXG

FindaGrave Memorial ID:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/140867566

Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
Census, 12 Jan 1852

?b?#10 William Crawford 50 (1802), ?/b?carpenter, Ireland, 1802 - household Margaret 25 (1827), Elizabeth 8 (1844) , William 5 (1847), James 3 (1849), Margaret A. 1 (1851) are next to James Bredin.

In the next door household (log house) of #17 ?b?James Bredin?/b? 72 (1780), Ireland, farmer, are daughter/wife? Elizabeth 57 (1795) Ireland, May 26 (1826), William 24 (1828) #21 ?b?Robert Bredin 22 (1830), shoemaker?/b?, wife Jane 20 (1832), Richard 18 (1834), Harry W. 16 (1836), Elizabeth 14 (1838), William 11 (1841)and ?b?Alexander Wilson?/b? 72 (1780).

Another neighbour ?b?James Mui?/b?r is also a shoemaker and may be the son of the shoemaker noted in Robert Mason's diary.

#28 ?b?Robert and Janet Boyle?/b? may have operated a stopping place (1 story log house) as their property was located on the edge of Lanark village at the point where the road branches, travelling west towards Watson's Corners and north towards Hopetown. This junction would be important for access to timber shanties located further west and north.
Additional name attached to Robert Boyle's household are:
David McIntosh 24 (1828) Scotland
Robert Newen (Noonan) 17 (1835) Scotland - Residence Darling Twp
James Watt 21 (1831) Canada -Residence Dalhousie
Robert Miller 17 (1835) - Residence Bathurst
George Miller 15 (1837) - Residence Bathurst
James Miller 17 (1835 - Residence Rodden

?b?#45 Robert Cannon, cooper?/b?, Scotland 35 (1817), Isabell Cannon and daughters Sarah 4 (1848) and Jane 2 (1850) are either across the road or next door to the Boyles in a frame house with a cooper shop. Also in the household are
#49 ?b?Margaret Beith?/b?, servant, Scotland, 16 (1836)
#50 ?b?Jane Wilson?/b? 30 (1822)
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Religion-Member:
Role: Member


Location-Witness:
Role: Witness


Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
It appears that by this time Robert is surrounded by a settlement. The neighbours are numerous but include mainly skilled labour, e.g. saddler, .
The following neighbours include frame houses and may indicate proximity to Lanark Village. As you to the next page the houses are of log.

Neighbours:
?b?John Gillis?/b? and ?b?James Caldwell?/b?, both lumber merchants

?b?Gavin Jamieson?/b?, yeoman, Ireland, Baptist 68, log
Mrs. 69 Ireland
?b?Hugh McEwen?/b?, Blacksmith, Scotland, Baptist, 41, frame
Mrs. 41 & children
?b?Alex McNichol?/b?, Innkeeper, 32, frame
Mrs. 24
?b?Thomas McMaster?/b?, labourer, 29
Mrs 31
?b?Richard Payne?/b?, druggist, 30
?b?John Teskey?/b?, labourer, 27
Mrs, 27 and family
?b?Samuel Drummond?/b?, 29 yeoman,
Mrs. 23, and family
?b?Robert Craig?/b?, tanner, 37, Scotland
Mrs. 38, and family, with labourer Tusau Disheau, labourer, Darling
?b?Robert Boyle?/b?, yeoman, 66, 1 1/2 story log
Mrs. 59
John H. 28, in Lavant
Robert H. 26, in Dalhousie
David, 24
Mungo, 19
Catherine, 35
Mary 33
John Miller, 12
Henry Connwell, 1
?b?William Alcorn ?/b?37, log 1 1/2 story
Mrs 38
Mary 11
Siman 9
James 8
David 5
William 5
Robert 3
Alexander 2



Died:
Queensland Times (Ipswich, Qld. : 1909 - 1954), Wednesday 6 August 1930, page 6
THE LATE MR. MUNGO BOYLE. MILORA, August 4. There passed away at his residence at Hillgrove, on Saturday, July 26, an old identity of the Harrisville district, the late Mr. Mungo Boyle, in his 90th year. The late Mr. Boyle was born in Lanack, Canada, in the year 1841, and his early manhood was spent among the Canadian hills. For many years he was engaged in felling timber and rafting it down the rivers to the sawmilling settlements. At the age of 24 he came to Australia, landing in Brisbane in February, 1866. Almost immediately he came to Harrisville, where an elder brother had already selected the piece of land which has since remained the home of the Boyle family. In 1871 he married Miss Sarah Watson, who died 12 years ago. The late Mr. Boyle leaves five sons and five daughters, 19 grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Of a happy, genial, disposition, the late Mr. Boyle was a friend to all, and in return was beloved by all. He passed peacefully away in his own home, nursed by loving daughters. His remains were in-terred in the Harrisville Cemetery, on Sunday afternoon, July 27, in the presence of a large crowd of mourners.

DEATH.
BOYLE.?At his residence, Kelvin Grove Farm, Harrisville, on July 26, Mungo Boyle, in his 89th year.

Mungo married Sarah Ann Watson on 18 Nov 1869 in Ipswich Reserve, Queensland, Australia. Sarah was born on 25 Mar 1851 in Donegal, Ireland; died on 11 Jun 1918 in Harrisville, (Ipswich Reserve), Fassifern Valley, Scenic Rim Region, Queensland, Australia; was buried in Harrisville Cemetery, Harrisville, Scenic Rim Region, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FamilySearch ID: 2W62-TFT
• _UID: BDDD05CBE9954B93A3249776310B6AF5355E
• Residence-Family Member: 9 Jan 1850, Bathurst Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; at the time of the birth of Andrew Burns Miller and John Mason Miller
• Census-Family Member: 1851, Bathurst Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Census-Household Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Location-Witness: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Concession 2 Lot 6 whole
• Religion-Member: 1851, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Free Church
• Census-Household Member: 1861, Lanark Twp, Lanark County, Ontario, Canada; Canada
• Occupation: 1871, Ipswich Reserve, Queensland, Australia; Farmer's Assistant
• Occupation: 30 Sep 1874, Brisbane City, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; Joined the Queensland Police Force - 12 months in Brisbane
• Occupation: Abt Sep 1875, Toowoomba Garden of Remembrance, Toowoomba, Toowoomba Region, Queensland, Australia; Queensland Police Force - Toowoomba for two months
• Occupation: Abt Nov 1875, Leyburn, Queensland, Australia; Queensland Police Force - Leyburn
• Occupation: Abt 1877, Inglewood, Queensland, Australia; Queensland Police Force
• Census-Household Member: 1903, Warwick, Darling Downs, Queensland, Australia; Electoral Rolls
• Residence: Bef 1905, Warwick, Darling Downs, Queensland, Australia; Wood Street
• Occupation: 1905, Warwick, Darling Downs, Queensland, Australia; Drove watercart for the Council (horse cart)
• Residence: Aft 1905, Warwick, Darling Downs, Queensland, Australia; Dragon St just up from the corner of Grafton St, east side.
• Residence-Occupant: 1923, Brisbane City, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; 13 Plunkett St, Paddington - on 1923 Electoral Roll
• Religion: 1925, Brisbane City, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; Buried Church of England
• Residence: 1925, Paddington, Queensland, Australia; Campbell St.

Notes:

Elizabeth Mason Miller died on 27 January 1850 after giving birth to twin sons who were born and baptised on 9 January 1950. She ws the daughter of Robert Mason and Helen Gourlay who had immigrated to Canda at the same time as the Miller family.

Andrew Burns Miller was raised by his uncle George Miller in Bathurst Township, Canada West (Lanark County, Ontario, Canada). John Mason Miller was raised by his aunt Janet (Mrs. Robert Boyle) and went to Australia with them in the 1860's. John Mason Miller travelled to Ipswich Reserve, Australia with the Boyle family on the Golden City, arriving on 5 February 1866. The Boyle family settled on the Ipswich Agricultural Reserve in the Fassifern Valley near Brisbane Queensland. John Mason Miller was 16 years of age when he arrived in Queensland.

In the 1851 Canada West census ?b?John Mason Miller?/b? is listed twice, once in the household of his father Thomas Miller and secondly in the household of Robert Hendry Boyle.

In 1851 his father, ?b?Thomas Miller?/b?, is 42, member of the Church of Scotland, who is a farmer and lives in a log house. John Mason's siblings are listed as William 18, Robert 16, George 15, Mary 11, Thomas 9, Helen 7, Robertson 6, David 4, and Andrew 2. Margaret Mason, a sister of his mother, age 23, is also listed and has probably assumed the 'mother' role in the household. It is unknown who cared for John Mason during his infancy. Janet, his aunt would have only been eight years older than his father, Thomas, and would have grown up in the same neighbourhood and probably forged a close relationship. Her youngest child Mungo, was six years old so it is not probable that she was able to nurse John Mason as an infant. If he joined her household shortly after birth as the census may indicate, a wet nurse may have been engaged or a sop* used.

Meanwhile (1851), in the Boyle household you have Robert Boyle, age 57, member of the Free Church, a farmer who also lives in a log house. His wife Jannet is a sister of William, father of Thomas, and aged 48. The family members are slightly older; Catherine 26, Mary 24, William 21, John 18, Robert 17, David 15, James 12 and Mungo 10. John Mason is listed as age 3, indicating that the census was taken later in the year.

In 1861, aged 12, John is again listed as a member of this household.

Meanwhile, Andrew Burns Miller is only listed with his father, Thomas Miller's household in 1851. In 1861 Andrew Burns Miller, age 11, is found in the household of George Miller. Other members of the household are George Miller 47, his wife (Helen) Ellen 45, Jane 18, Mary 16, Robert 14, Jennet 12, Margaret 10, William 7, Catherine 5, George 3. Again, it is not known who would have cared for him as an infant unless a wet nurse was engaged or Margaret Mason was able to successful feed him with a sop.

Thomas Miller remarried in 1852. He and his new wife Ann Wilson Donaldson, b circa 1812, had three children, James b. 1853, Jennett b. 1856, and Agnes b. 1860. They appear as part of Thomas Miller's household in 1861 along with children from his first marriage. It appears that the twins, have both been 'adopted' within the extended family shortly after birth or at least by the time that Thomas remarried.

(Research):Mary, Mungo and John Mason Miller are the only family members mentioned in John's letters in 1870 to his twin brother Andrew Burns Miller.

?i?Land Orders 1862
?/i?#381
#2520 (John C. Boyle) ??i?
Land Orders 1866
?/i?#1725?i?
Land Orders 1871
?/i?#573?i?
?/i?
?i?Australia Electoral Roll 1903, Warwick - Darling Downs Division?/i?
John Mason Miller, Wood Street, labourer.

?i?Australia Electoral Roll 1925, Warwick - Darling Downs Division
?/i?John Mason Miller

FamilySearch ID:
https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/2W62-TFT

Residence-Family Member:
Role: Family Member
Lanark County, Bathurst Township, Concession 3, Lot 9
Thomas Miller, farmer, age 42, C. of Scot., Log house
William 18
Robert 16
George 15
Mary 11
Thomas 9
Helen 7
Robertson 6
David 4
Andrew 2
John 2
Margaret Mason 23 (sister-in-law)

Census-Family Member:
Role: Family Member


Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
Census, 12 Jan 1852

?b?#10 William Crawford 50 (1802), ?/b?carpenter, Ireland, 1802 - household Margaret 25 (1827), Elizabeth 8 (1844) , William 5 (1847), James 3 (1849), Margaret A. 1 (1851) are next to James Bredin.

In the next door household (log house) of #17 ?b?James Bredin?/b? 72 (1780), Ireland, farmer, are daughter/wife? Elizabeth 57 (1795) Ireland, May 26 (1826), William 24 (1828) #21 ?b?Robert Bredin 22 (1830), shoemaker?/b?, wife Jane 20 (1832), Richard 18 (1834), Harry W. 16 (1836), Elizabeth 14 (1838), William 11 (1841)and ?b?Alexander Wilson?/b? 72 (1780).

Another neighbour ?b?James Mui?/b?r is also a shoemaker and may be the son of the shoemaker noted in Robert Mason's diary.

#28 ?b?Robert and Janet Boyle?/b? may have operated a stopping place (1 story log house) as their property was located on the edge of Lanark village at the point where the road branches, travelling west towards Watson's Corners and north towards Hopetown. This junction would be important for access to timber shanties located further west and north.
Additional name attached to Robert Boyle's household are:
David McIntosh 24 (1828) Scotland
Robert Newen (Noonan) 17 (1835) Scotland - Residence Darling Twp
James Watt 21 (1831) Canada -Residence Dalhousie
Robert Miller 17 (1835) - Residence Bathurst
George Miller 15 (1837) - Residence Bathurst
James Miller 17 (1835 - Residence Rodden

?b?#45 Robert Cannon, cooper?/b?, Scotland 35 (1817), Isabell Cannon and daughters Sarah 4 (1848) and Jane 2 (1850) are either across the road or next door to the Boyles in a frame house with a cooper shop. Also in the household are
#49 ?b?Margaret Beith?/b?, servant, Scotland, 16 (1836)
#50 ?b?Jane Wilson?/b? 30 (1822)
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Location-Witness:
Role: Witness


Religion-Member:
Role: Member


Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member
It appears that by this time Robert is surrounded by a settlement. The neighbours are numerous but include mainly skilled labour, e.g. saddler, .
The following neighbours include frame houses and may indicate proximity to Lanark Village. As you to the next page the houses are of log.

Neighbours:
?b?John Gillis?/b? and ?b?James Caldwell?/b?, both lumber merchants

?b?Gavin Jamieson?/b?, yeoman, Ireland, Baptist 68, log
Mrs. 69 Ireland
?b?Hugh McEwen?/b?, Blacksmith, Scotland, Baptist, 41, frame
Mrs. 41 & children
?b?Alex McNichol?/b?, Innkeeper, 32, frame
Mrs. 24
?b?Thomas McMaster?/b?, labourer, 29
Mrs 31
?b?Richard Payne?/b?, druggist, 30
?b?John Teskey?/b?, labourer, 27
Mrs, 27 and family
?b?Samuel Drummond?/b?, 29 yeoman,
Mrs. 23, and family
?b?Robert Craig?/b?, tanner, 37, Scotland
Mrs. 38, and family, with labourer Tusau Disheau, labourer, Darling
?b?Robert Boyle?/b?, yeoman, 66, 1 1/2 story log
Mrs. 59
John H. 28, in Lavant
Robert H. 26, in Dalhousie
David, 24
Mungo, 19
Catherine, 35
Mary 33
John Miller, 12
Henry Connwell, 1
?b?William Alcorn ?/b?37, log 1 1/2 story
Mrs 38
Mary 11
Siman 9
James 8
David 5
William 5
Robert 3
Alexander 2



Census-Household Member:
Role: Household Member


Residence-Occupant:
Role: Occupant


Died:
Herbert Dobbin Miller Informant

Name:?tab?John Mason Miller
Death Date:?tab?21 Nov 1925
Death Place:?tab?Queensland
Father's name:?tab?Thomas Miller
Mother's name:?tab?Elizabeth Mason
Registration Year:?tab?1925
Registration Place:?tab?Queensland
Registration Number:?tab?B047337
Page Number:?tab?1216

John married Margaret Beatty on 8 Sep 1871 in Ipswich Reserve, Queensland, Australia. Margaret (daughter of Benjamin Beatty and Ann Dobbin) was born about 1843 in Maghernfett, County Londonderry, Ireland; died on 22 Apr 1904 in Warwick, Darling Downs, Queensland, Australia; was buried on 23 Apr 1904 in Warwick Cemetery, Warwick, Darling Downs, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Mary Matilda Richter on 22 Apr 1905 in Queensland, Australia. Mary (daughter of Fredrick Richter and Anna Maria Ryder) was born about 1851 in Berlin, Germany; died on 18 Feb 1940 in Darling Downs, Queensland, Australia; was buried on 19 Feb 1940 in Toowong Cemetery, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: C58F93A56C9E4C778A19625891E53365C4DE

Notes:

Christened:
BROOKS
CHARLOTTE
ALEXANDER BROOKS/MARGARET BOYLE FR2699 (FR2699)
F
20/03/1825
479/
100 156
Falkirk

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: F8E2EB96E4D645338FADEBA5179B21DF0BD1

Notes:

Christened:
BROOKS
CHRISTIAN
ALEXANDER BROOKS/MARGARET BOYLE FR2733 (FR2733)
U
25/03/1827
479/
100 225
Falkirk

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: C5CBE290335146E59D0715594A3B88D5A59B

Notes:

Christened:
BROOKS
ARCHIBALD
ALEXANDER BROOKS/MARGARET BOYLE FR2777 (FR2777)
M
23/08/1829
479/
100 312
Falkirk

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 905B832B9A6D46199F72CE0F15B1214C205C

Notes:

Christened:
BROOKS
MARION
ALEXANDER BROOKS/MARGARET BOYLE FR2824 (FR2824)
F
01/01/1832
479/
100 407
Falkirk

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 9B72D60BE201416F8942D0476FAD3EF2AF3F

Notes:

Christened:
BROOKS
DAVID
ALEXANDER BROOKS/MARGARET BOYLE FRCH2V29
M
24/01/1841
479/
290 17
Falkirk

Other Events and Attributes:

• _UID: 4090995AEC5943F59A6AAE5AB948F70D51C1

Notes:

Christened:
BROOKS
DAVID
ALEXANDER BROOKS/MARGARET BOYLE FRCH2V29
M
16/10/1842
479/
290 40
Falkirk