Alexander CHRYSTIE - missing daughters

[tropicalj]

Raylen

I  couldn't get  the Ryerson yesterday and today  the same message appears on both the sites you  mentioned

 

For interest and further researching


George Wade CHRYSTIE born Collingwood married Annie LARKINS in 1899 reg no  6476

Children
George Walter 1900 at Bethanga reg no 8813

Alexander Peter  1901 at Bethanga reg no 24723
Died in 1967 aged 66 at Moon reg no  24254

Mary Cecilia 1903 at Medgegonga reg no 20053
died in 1909 aged 5  at Myford reg no 6269

Annie Wfred 1905 at Bethanga reg no 15836

Ellen Fran 1907 at Bethanga reg no 16354
Died 1928 aged 20 at Cheltenam reg no 5145

and a looks like this one

Richard John Chrystie
Died aged 69 in 1979 at Brunswick  reg no 354 parents given as George Wade Chrystie and Annie Larkins.


so  we can assume  perhaps that George Wade Chrystie was alive up untill  1907 and possibiby  1910 and  then just dissapears off into  the sunset.

Jenn

[cando]

Back to the TAPLEY family.  Three names on the Inquest Index

TAPLEY Helen Darcy
Place Echuca 1870  Reference 268
Cause Accident Drowned

TAPLEY Herbert John E
Place Echuca  1870  Reference 268
Year 1870
Cause Accident Drowned

TAPLEY   John C
1896  Reference 605     No further details on index

Cando

Thanks for those Tapley deaths cando.

The Inquest papers would be available from PROV...may give more insight into the family.

Cheers
Cando

[Raylen]

  Sorry cando.......I did mean Inquest details   

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[cando]

Raylen ...if you don't get a reply...what about posting on the Emigrants to United States board...perhaps some census info and death info may come to light.

I only highlighted the Inquest...as at first glance they could be death records....no need to be   

Cheers
Cando

[Raylen]

YIKES!! 

What did I post that got deleted?

Don't remember doing anything naughty 

Raylen

Added:
After reading the copyright rules
Oh...... I know now.
Sorry!

[Raylen]

Raylen ...if you don't get a reply...what about posting on the Emigrants to United States board...perhaps some census info and death info may come to light.

Cando, I did as you said and had some very interesting replies.
Looks like George Wade Chrystie might be another unregistered son of Alexander.

It says he was born 6 March 1879 in Melbourne, Australia

WWI Draft Registration
Sept 2 1918
Seattle Washington, USA

George W. Chrystie, born Mar 6, 1879, Australia, living at the "Astoria Hotel" Seattle, Washington
Occupation: Engine room Seaman for US Shipping, place of occupation: "board" which I assume means he lives on board the ship.  Medium height, medium build, gray eyes, brown hair.

If that is the correct George Wade Chrystie then he sure got around. The Declaration of Intention referred to by Shelly indicates that he emigrated to the US from Chile aboard the SS Santa Rita but his last foreign residence was London, England. The document was filed with the US District Court in Tacoma, Washington on 2 Jun 1917. It also says he arrived in Tacoma on 29 May 1917.[/i]

His birth fits in with the time frame of his siblings 1872 - 1880
Just another interesting piece in the jigsaw puzzle.

Raylen

[tropicalj]

well now Raylen that is good  news

Does that then follow  he served in  the latter part of WW1  in  the USA military,  perhaps he was killed?

Jenn

[cando]

Raylen so pleased you followed a suggestion   Many people just appear to ignore them

Just my two bob's worth...I don't think the births were registered because Alexander and Ellen hadn't tied the knot officially because Ellen would have been committing bigamy. Legally they weren't married as Ellen had committed bigamy.   I also think that the John C TAPLEY death at Bendigo is her husband.  There are very few TAPLEY names on the indexes.   I doubt whether any of their death certs will show the 'facts'.  All these thoughts may be dismissed if you don't agree

You and I were unlucky yesterday....the copyright mod was on the prowl...all I did was mention Victorian Indexes...   Now that could have been the online ones couldn't it

Cheers
Cando

Edit to correct .

[tropicalj]

Just my two bob's worth...I don't think the births were registered because Alexander and Ellen hadn't tied the knot officially because Ellen would have been committing bigamy

but  Cando  now confused  didn't  they marry?

Jenn