birth ref 85 p26 www.barrow-lousada.org left Cheltenham Dec 1864
On 19 Mar 1869, he gave notice of intention to apply for a publican's licence to operate the Maranoa Hotel at premises which he and his wife lived in at The Lagoons near Roma, Qld. (from Dalby Herald and Western Queensland Advertizer 27 Mar 1869). On 29 Jun 1870 H Lousada left Brisbane for Sydney on Lady Young and arrived 1 Jul 1870 and probably the same Lousada on 13 Jul left for Melbourne on Rangotira. He thus coincided in Melbourne with his brother Harry and together they engaged in saltmaking at Hastings (see recollections of Horace Frank Lousada on www.barrow-lousada.org).
Was a pioneer Gippsland settler like his younger brother Edward Charles. See www.barrow-lousada.org for early Australian involvement with his brother Edward Charles Lousada.
On 14 Nov 1882 Mr H A Lousada of Lardner was gazetted JP in the Eastern Bailiwick. On 28 Nov 1882 he asked for road improvement to Lardner's track between his place and McDonald's Track. He sold cattle on 23 Feb 1884 at Drouin. On 11 Sep 1884 he was appointed licensing magistrate for Drouin. On 4 Dec 1884 attended a meeting to consider forming a Warragul Agricultural Society. He became a newly appointed Magistrate for Torwood and Lardner as reported in the Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle 14 July 1885. On 7 Mar 1885 he attended a committee meeting of the Warragul Agricultural Society. He served as a JP in Warragul 1884-7, and he was then missed because later JP services in Warragul were not so diligently performed (as a letter published 17 Jan 1890 in the Warragul Guardian etc made clear).
The Argus on 19 Apr 1887 reported Mr and Mrs Lousada plus child were bound for Marseille on the Salania. This was not Edward Charles - he was farewelled on 21 Jul 1887. Was it Howell Arthur? If so, Elle must have been left behind as John Rochfort had been born in Feb 1887.
During the period 1887-1891 he was in Traralgon and sat on many cases as a JP. He sold cattle on 17 Nov 1888. On 17th May 1889 he attended the first anniverary of the Tyers Mechanics Institute and chaired the concert. Also in 1889 he took part in local prospecting expeditions which appeared to confirm a small quantity of shallow black coal in the Tyers district near his place but most of the coal appeared to be an extension of the Morwell brown coal seam. He left Traralgon 1 July 1891 to take up duties as a JP in Dandenong.
He was a long-serving and very busy magistrate in the 1890-1922 period for Dandenong (his early cases must have been before he moved permanently from Traralgon). During this period he seems to have spent time away eg on 11 Jan 1896 he was reported as being at Bullengrook near Bacchus Marsh, and The Australasian on 1 Jun 1901 reports a function at the Mechanics Institute where he was farewelled on his return to Warragul from Gisborne where he was thanked for his servcies as a JP and for assisting Anglican services at Gisborne and Upper Macedon. Some of his residences during his Dandenong period were Cassilis 1914,and Dandenong 1914-9. He visited Warragul on 1 Feb 1905 to attend the annual meeting of parishioners for St Pauls Church Warragul.
died in a private hospital
Was a pioneer Gippsland settler like his younger brother Edward Charles
Lived in Warragul 1903, Cassilis 1914, Dandenong 1914-9Magistrate Dandenong Police Court 11 Oct 1920 in South Bourke and Mornington Journal 14 Oct 1920
JP in Dandenong 16 Oct 1916 Dandenong Advertiser and Cranbourne Berwick and Oakleigh Advocate 19 Oct 1916
Magistrate newly appointed for Torwood and Lardner Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle 14 July 1885See www.barrow-lousada.org for early Australian involvement with his brother Edward Charles Lousada
birth ref 85 p26 www.barrow-lousada.org left Cheltenham Dec 1864
1861 Census: Piece: RG9/1270 Place: 2 SWINDON -Wiltshire Enumeration District: 69
Civil Parish: Chisledon Ecclesiastical Parish: -
Folio: 86 Page: 4 Schedule: 18
Address: Street
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
MEYRICK Edwin Head M M 45 Vicar Chisledon Private Tutor Wiltshire - Ramsbury
MEYRICK Martha Wife M F 36 Wiltshire - Aldbourne
MEYRICK Arthur Son - M 10 Wiltshire - Chisledon
MEYRICK Marian Dau - F 9 Wiltshire - Chisledon
MEYRICK Laura Dau - F 6 Wiltshire - Chisledon
REEVES Phoebe Ann Servnt U F 18 Nursery Maid Wiltshire - Wroughton
MORTIMER Elizabeth Servnt U F 20 Cook Wiltshire - Mildenhall
KNIPE Ann Servnt U F 22 House Maid Wiltshire - Lydiard
DONE Jane Gvnes U F 23 Governess Middlesex - London
BROWN Sarah Louisa Pupil - F 10 Pupil Surrey - Brixton Hill
BROWN Edward Pearce Pupil - M 14 Pupil Surrey - Brixton Hill
POTTER Edward Smally Pupil U M 17 Pupil Gloucestershire - Charlton Kings
BACON John Mackenzie Pupil - M 14 Pupil Berkshire - Lambourne Woodland
LOUSADA Howell Arthur Pupil - M 12 Pupil Hampshire - Ryde I O W
LOUSADA Reginald Robert Pupil - M 11 Pupil Hampshire - Ryde I O WOn 19 Mar 1869, he gave notice of intention to apply for a publican's licence to operate the Maranoa Hotel at premises which he and his wife lived in at The Lagoons near Roma, Qld. (from Dalby Herald and Western Queensland Advertizer 27 Mar 1869). On 29 Jun 1870 H Lousada left Brisbane for Sydney on Lady Young and arrived 1 Jul 1870 and probably the same Lousada on 13 Jul left for Melbourne on Rangotira. He thus coincided in Melbourne with his brother Harry and together they engaged in saltmaking at Hastings (see recollections of Horace Frank Lousada on www.barrow-lousada.org).
Was a pioneer Gippsland settler like his younger brother Edward Charles. See www.barrow-lousada.org for early Australian involvement with his brother Edward Charles Lousada.
On 14 Nov 1882 Mr H A Lousada of Lardner was gazetted JP in the Eastern Bailiwick. On 28 Nov 1882 he asked for road improvement to Lardner's track between his place and McDonald's Track. He sold cattle on 23 Feb 1884 at Drouin. On 11 Sep 1884 he was appointed licensing magistrate for Drouin. On 4 Dec 1884 attended a meeting to consider forming a Warragul Agricultural Society. He became a newly appointed Magistrate for Torwood and Lardner as reported in the Bairnsdale Advertiser and Tambo and Omeo Chronicle 14 July 1885. On 7 Mar 1885 he attended a committee meeting of the Warragul Agricultural Society. He served as a JP in Warragul 1884-7, and he was then missed because later JP services in Warragul were not so diligently performed (as a letter published 17 Jan 1890 in the Warragul Guardian etc made clear).
During the period 1887-1891 he was in Traralgon and sat on many cases as a JP. He sold cattle on 17 Nov 1888. On 17th May 1889 he attended the first anniverary of the Tyers Mechanics Institute and chaired the concert. Also in 1889 he took part in local prospecting expeditions which appeared to confirm a small quantity of shallow black coal in the Tyers district near his place but most of the coal appeared to be an extension of the Morwell brown coal seam. He left Traralgon 1 July 1891 to take up duties as a JP in Dandenong.
He was a long-serving and very busy magistrate in the 1890-1922 period for Dandenong (his early cases must have been before he moved permanently from Traralgon). During this period he seems to have spent time away eg on 11 Jan 1896 he was reported as being at Bullengrook near Bacchus Marsh, and The Australasian on 1 Jun 1901 reports a function at the Mechanics Institute where he was farewelled on his return to Warragul from Gisborne where he was thanked for his a JP and for assisting Anglican services at Gisborne and Upper Macedon. Some of his residences during his Dandenong period were Cassilis 1914,and Dandenong 1914-9. He visited Warragul on 1 Feb 1905 to attend the annual meeting of parishioners for St Pauls Church Warragul.
died in a private hospital
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Isle of Wight.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening Ryde Hampshire.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Malvern Victoria.
Marriage Notes for Howel Arthur Lousada and Catherine Baines Rochfort
MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Brighton, Victoria.
birth ref 85 p26 Leconfield
left Cheltenham College Jun 1867An article by him 'Cattle Ranching in New Mexico' appreared in the Rockhampton Morning Bulletin 10 Nov 1885 - he had just been there and he was described as late Captain 97th Regiment
Cork Examiner Cork, Republic of Ireland
4 Feb 1869
MILITARY PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES
Gentleman Cadet Reginald Robert Lousada, from tbe Royal Military College, to be Ensign, purchase, vice Campion, transferred to the sth Foot;Cheltenham College Register shows him Captain Royal West Kent Regiment retired 1884 served with the Natal Field Force in the Transvaal Campaign in 1881
1861 Census: Piece: RG9/1270 Place: 2 SWINDON -Wiltshire Enumeration District: 69
Civil Parish: Chisledon Ecclesiastical Parish: -
Folio: 86 Page: 4 Schedule: 18
Address: Street
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
MEYRICK Edwin Head M M 45 Vicar Chisledon Private Tutor Wiltshire - Ramsbury
MEYRICK Martha Wife M F 36 Wiltshire - Aldbourne
MEYRICK Arthur Son - M 10 Wiltshire - Chisledon
MEYRICK Marian Dau - F 9 Wiltshire - Chisledon
MEYRICK Laura Dau - F 6 Wiltshire - Chisledon
REEVES Phoebe Ann Servnt U F 18 Nursery Maid Wiltshire - Wroughton
MORTIMER Elizabeth Servnt U F 20 Cook Wiltshire - Mildenhall
KNIPE Ann Servnt U F 22 House Maid Wiltshire - Lydiard
DONE Jane Gvnes U F 23 Governess Middlesex - London
BROWN Sarah Louisa Pupil - F 10 Pupil Surrey - Brixton Hill
BROWN Edward Pearce Pupil - M 14 Pupil Surrey - Brixton Hill
POTTER Edward Smally Pupil U M 17 Pupil Gloucestershire - Charlton Kings
BACON John Mackenzie Pupil - M 14 Pupil Berkshire - Lambourne Woodland
LOUSADA Howell Arthur Pupil - M 12 Pupil Hampshire - Ryde I O W
LOUSADA Reginald Robert Pupil - M 11 Pupil Hampshire - Ryde I O WBIRTH: Also shown as Born Ryde, Hampshire.
DEATH: Also shown as Died St Pancras.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Oct-Dec 1927
born in Canada
Norah Agnes arrived in Autralia 1906 and worked as a nurse, presumably dying in Australia
Annie Ellen presumably her mother was born in Canada and lived in Australia, presumably dying in Australia1881 Census: Dwelling:Redcliff
Census Place:Exeter St Sidwell, Devon, England
Source:FHL Film 1341518 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2149 Folio 30 Page 2
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
John B. LOUSADAM71 MFinsbury Sq, Middlesex, England
Rel:HeadOcc:J.P. County Devon
Tryphena LOUSADAM70 FBalham, Surrey, England
Rel:Wife
Constance LOUSADAU28 FWinchester
Rel:Daur
Annie E. LOUSADAM33 F
Rel:Daur In LawOcc:Wife Of Capt R R Lousada 97 Regt
Kate Anni LOUSADA 5 FBermuda
Rel:Grand Daur
Norah Agnes LOUSADA 4 FLymstone, Devon, England
Rel:Grand Daur
Way JAMESM53 MCobrick
Rel:CoachmanOcc:Servant (Coach Dom)
Elizabeth GODFREYU30 FMorchard Bishop, Devon, England
Rel:HousemaidOcc:Housemaid Domestic
Mary ELLISU23 FYealmpton, Devon, England
Rel:ServantOcc:Cook Domestic
Sarah HUNTU22 FSandford, Devon, England
Rel:ServantOcc:Parlourmaid Domestic
Fanny RUMMARYU17 FExeter, Devon, EnglandBIRTH: Also shown as Born Toronto.
DEATH: Also shown as Died East Malvern, Victoria.
Marriage Notes for Reginald Robert Lousada and Annie Ellen Rochfort
MARRIAGE: 1881 Census: Dwelling:Redcliff
Census Place:Exeter St Sidwell, Devon, England
Source:FHL Film 1341518 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2149 Folio 30 Page 2
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
John B. LOUSADAM71 MFinsbury Sq, Middlesex, England
Rel:HeadOcc:J.P. County Devon
Tryphena LOUSADAM70 FBalham, Surrey, England
Rel:Wife
Constance LOUSADAU28 FWinchester
Rel:Daur
Annie E. LOUSADAM33 F
Rel:Daur In LawOcc:Wife Of Capt R R Lousada 97 Regt
Kate Anni LOUSADA 5 FBermuda
Rel:Grand Daur
Norah Agnes LOUSADA 4 FLymstone, Devon, England
Rel:Grand Daur
Way JAMESM53 MCobrick
Rel:CoachmanOcc:Servant (Coach Dom)
Elizabeth GODFREYU30 FMorchard Bishop, Devon, England
Rel:HousemaidOcc:Housemaid Domestic
Mary ELLISU23 FYealmpton, Devon, England
Rel:ServantOcc:Cook Domestic
Sarah HUNTU22 FSandford, Devon, England
Rel:ServantOcc:Parlourmaid Domestic
Fanny RUMMARYU17 FExeter, Devon, England
Rel:ServantOcc:Nursemaid Domestic
1901 Census:Park Vale Villa, 3, Loxhore, Barnstaple, Devon, England
Annie E Lousada Head Married Female 55 1846 No Occupation Canada
Kathleen A Lousada Daughter Single Female 25 1876 No Occupation -
Sarah A Lousada Daughter Single Female 24 1877 No Occupation Lympstone, Devon, England
nurse like her sister
Living with Grand Parents 1881
1881 Census: Dwelling:Redcliff
Census Place:Exeter St Sidwell, Devon, England
Source:FHL Film 1341518 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2149 Folio 30 Page 2
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
John B. LOUSADAM71 MFinsbury Sq, Middlesex, England
Rel:HeadOcc:J.P. County Devon
Tryphena LOUSADAM70 FBalham, Surrey, England
Rel:Wife
Constance LOUSADAU28 FWinchester
Rel:Daur
Annie E. LOUSADAM33 F
Rel:Daur In LawOcc:Wife Of Capt R R Lousada 97 Regt
Kate Anni LOUSADA 5 FBermuda
Rel:Grand Daur
Norah Agnes LOUSADA 4 FLymstone, Devon, England
Rel:Grand Daur
Way JAMESM53 MCobrick
Rel:CoachmanOcc:Servant (Coach Dom)
Elizabeth GODFREYU30 FMorchard Bishop, Devon, England
Rel:HousemaidOcc:Housemaid Domestic
Mary ELLISU23 FYealmpton, Devon, England
Rel:ServantOcc:Cook Domestic
Sarah HUNTU22 FSandford, Devon, England
Rel:ServantOcc:Parlourmaid Domestic
Fanny RUMMARYU17 FExeter, Devon, England
Rel:ServantOcc:Nursemaid Domestic
Norah Agnes arrived in Autralia 1906 and worked as a nurse
Annie Ellen presumably her mother was born in Canada and lived in Australia, presumably dying in Australia
lived 1881 Redcliff Exeter St Sidwell Devon
in 11 Aug 1900 a story by her written at the age of 10 appeared in the Perth Western Mail 'The Story of the Beautiful Princess'
birthdate estimated from age 8 in 1861 census
death registered in Apr-May-Jun quarter of England & Wales, Civil Registration Death Index, 1837-1915
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Winchester.
death date from geni.com
DEATH: Also shown as Died Apr-Jun 1915
BURIAL: Also shown as Buried St Michaels And All Angels Churchyard, Heavitree, Exeter.DEATH: Also shown as Died Apr-Jun 1915
1881 Census: Dwelling:3 Grosvenor Place
Census Place:Exeter St Sidwell, Devon, England
Source:FHL Film 1341518 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2151 Folio 7 Page 8
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Anne FARRANTW61 FKenn, Devon, England
Rel:HeadOcc:Income From Morgage & Lodgings
Charles WORTHYU40 MExeter, Devon, England
Rel:BoarderOcc:Lieutt Late 82nd Regt
Theophilus J. PONTINGU30 MBinegar, Somerset, England
Rel:BoarderOcc:Assistant Curate St James
Annie GUESTU15 FExeter, Devon, England
Rel:ServOcc:Serv DomesticGIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Theophilus John
GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Theophilus John
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1850
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jan-Mar 1934
Marriage Notes for Constance Mary Lousada and Theophilus Ponting
MARRIAGE: 1891 Census: RG12 1687/24 Ecclesiastical Parish ST MATTHEW Registration District Exeter
Denmark Road
Theophilus J Ponting Head M 40 Somerset, England [CLERGYMAN CHURCH OF ENGLAND]
Constance M Ponting Wife F 38 Hampshire, England
Elizabeth Carter Servant F 52 Devonshire, England
Agnes Wilson Servant F 33 Stoke Canon, Devon, England
Agnes R Gerrish Servant F 22 Frome, Somerset, England
Hannah Ratcliff Servant F 14 Derbyshire, England
Winifred M K Ponting Daughter F 5 Devon, England
Theophilus J Ponting Son M 4 Devon, England
Constance A Ponting Daughter F 3 Devon, England31 Mar 1901 Census RG13 Ecclesiastical Parish Heavitree Registration District St Thomas
Heavitree
Theophilus J Ponting Head M 50 Emborough, Somerset [CLERGYMAN CHURCH OF ENGLAND]
Constance M Ponting Wife F 48 Winchester, Hampshire
Theophilus J Ponting Son M 14 Exeter St Mathews Parish, Devon
Frederick J B Brown Visitor M 22 Morpeth, Northumberland
Jane M Hibbs Servant F 17 Chaldon, Dorset
George Bowhay Serv Temporary M 30 Dartmouth, Devon
Susan Bowhay Serv Temporary F 34 Kenton, Devon
Gladys Bowhay Visitor F 2 Heavitree, Devon1911 Census Ecclesiastical Parish Heavitree Registration District St Thomas
Theophilus John Ponting Aged 60 born Emborrow, SomersetMARRIAGE: Also shown as Married St Matthews Exeter.
981. Winifred Mary Tryphena Ponting
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1885
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1885
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1885
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1885
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1886
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1886
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1886
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1886
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1888
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1888
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1888
Ref 85 p26 shows him at Haileybury College in 1868, and 1871 England Census shows him there also
Ref 85 www.barrow-lousada.org records some details of his departure to Australia in 1871, and ref 186 records him as arriving 20 Sep 1871 on the Yorkshire from Gravesend (his estimated birthdate is however given as 1841 which is surely incorrect). According to the 1987 recollections of his youngest son Horace Frank Lousada he first joined his brothers Harry Burningham and Howel Arthur at Hastings before coming to Brandy Creek and selecting land at Jindivick in 1874.
The recollections of his youngest son Horace Frank (on www.barrow-lousada.org) suggest he was in Traralgon for a period from the mid to late 1870s and made his entry into the stock and station business there with Alan McLean & Co. However the earliest Lousada newspaper records in Traralgon relate to his brother H A Lousada, with Edward Charles only evident 1902-5.
It waas reported in the Gippsland Times on 13 May 1878 that 20 prime young heifers were to be sold on 18 May at the Buln Buln maarket. It was reported in the Melbourne Argus of 2 May 1878 that 5 cows were sold for Mr E C Lousada of Buln Buln. It was reported in the Melbourne Leader 26 Mar 1881 that 20 vealers were sold for Mr E C Lousada of Drouin. It was reported on 20 Oct 1881 by the Warragul Guardian and Narracan Shire Advocate that on 14 Oct 1881 he brought a flock of 700 sheep and 400 lambs through Warragul. These sheep were selected by Mr Scott of the Royal Hotel Warragul from the pens of Mssrs Harrison and Co of Strathbogie and destined for Mr T B Guest's farm.
Messrs William Hamilton & Co announce 14 Jun 1883 formation of a Warragul branch with Mr C Lousada in charge. He remained in charge until his 1887 trip to England. He was in Warragul in 9 Sep 1886 when on the C of E committee he differed with some on dispodal of 6 acres of Church land pointing out the locals had no right to it. On 21 July 1887 he and his wife were given a farewell dinner prior to his pleasure trip England in 1877 during which Benjamin Barrow Lousada was born, and shipping reports have a Mr and Mrs Lousada departing Melbourne to London 31 July 1887 on the Carthage 1. No child was shown suggesting Tryphena was left behind. On return he opened a branch of Messrs William Hamilton & Co (he ran their Warragul branch before his trip) at Lilydale where he became involved in horse-racing. On 5 April 1889 he was elected to the committee of the Warragul and West Gippsland Agricultural Society. On 8 April 1890 he was reported as having retired from the Warragul School Board of Advice. On 30 June 1893 he was reported as auctioning through William Hamilton & Co a piece of land 17a 3r 7p being part of Allotment 93 parish of Drouin East county Buln Buln title certificate Register Book v1661 fol 332,197 (perhaps this is the piece of land shown on the title as 18a 3r 7p). On 13 April 1894 he was reported as having been appointed the representative of Messrs Hamilton & Co in the district. He was in Warragul where he wrote to the Warragul Guardian on 15 Jul 1894 on the subject of better organizing butter manufacture to ensure a uniform flavour in the light of varying diet of the cows when the preferred grass was eaten.
A newspaper report of 16 Feb 1897 reported that Messrs Skews and Patterson have decided to try their luck in WA and so disposed of their business to Messrs Lousada, Hunter and Stephen. On 17 June 1898 he was working for Skews & Patterson of Warragul as shown by a letter he wrote to the Warragul Guardian on a town band. In 1899 still in Warragul - for as reported on 9 Jun by the Morwell Advertiser 8yr old son (Barrow) was nearly killed in level crossing accident (the 2pm train from Neerim South killed the horse and smashed the jig - Barrow jumped clear on the urgent advice of a bystander Mrs Currie). On 7 Feb 1899 it was announced that the partnership of E C Lousada, E J Hunter and G V Stephen trading as Skews ansd Patterson had been dissolved. In Warragul 25 Dec 1900 - Barrow, Edward (twice) and Aubrey win Prep School prizes.
Catherine, Ruth and Cecil appeared in annual school show at Mechanics Institute Traralgon 19 Dec 1902. Lived in Traralgon 1903 (Australian Electoral Rolls) and his 2 oldest children were confirmed in Calignee in 1903 a settlement to the south of Traralgon. B (probably Ben) Lousada takes 7/19 (all bowled) against Gormandale for Callignee but to no avail as Callignee lost! Around 1905 still lived at Calignee but moved back to Warragul - there is a newspaper report covering his fall from a horse-dawn cart which reveals this.
His move to Toora is not known in detail, but was known there in 1908. In 1911 he was farming on the share system the property of Mr R H Downing about 1km from the Toora Station on the railway line. He was very profitably milking 65 cows throughout the year with the cream going to the Foster butter factory and the skim milk going to 9 brood sows. Pumpkins were used to provide solid feed for the pigs.
He farmed at Clanville, Kardella South in the period around 1917. His letter of 17 Oct 1917 is on the subject of an appeal for eggs and how it might be better arranged while his 28 Nov 1918 letter (both to the Great Southern Advocate) favours a dry Korumburra Agricultural Show. He won a prize for maize-growing at the 1921 Korumburra A&P Society competitions.
He was living in East Malvern around 21 May 1929 when he wrote to The Argus on his recollections of Cobb&Co. He attended the 50 year jubilee of St Marks Warragul on 6 Dec 1930 and spoke on the occasion. The obituary of EC Lousada in the Warrugul and West Gippsland Gazette of 5 April 1932 refers to a brother-in-law C S Affleck living close by in Tetoora. It also mentions his brother (Howel Arthur) who occupied the Torwood Estate. It also reveals that he lost money in the Land Boom and became a dairy farmer at Korumburra (ignoring his Traralgon and Toora phases).
Death from The Argus 26 Mar 1932; detail on place of death The Argus 20 Apr 1932 - an an obituary shows he was living at the Vicarage at Lilydale which was the home of his daughter Ruth, married to Rev Hedley G White
from Victoria Police Gazettes 23 Sep 1905 he reported while a farmer at Callignee on the night of 13 Sep 1905 that his bay medium draught mare was stolen (thus he was not in Toora until late 1905 or early 1906 at the earliest
DEATH: Death date from Probate record
Ref 85 p26 shows him at Haileybury College in 1868, and 1871 England Census shows him there also
Ref 85 www.barrow-lousada.org records some details of his departure to Australia in 1871, and ref 186 records him as arriving 20 Sep 1871 on the Yorkshire from Gravesend (his estimated birthdate is however given as 1841 which is surely incorrect). According to the 1987 recollections of his youngest son Horace Frank Lousada he first joined his brothers Harry Burningham and Howel Arthur at Hastings before coming to Brandy Creek and selecting land at Jindivick in 1874.
The recollections of his youngest son Horace Frank (on www.barrow-lousada.org) suggest he was in Traralgon for a period from the mid to late 1870s and made his entry into the stock and station business there with Alan McLean & Co. However the earliest Lousada newspaper records in Traralgon relate to his brother H A Lousada, with Edward Charles only evident 1902-5.
It waas reported in the Gippsland Times on 13 May 1878 that 20 prime young heifers were to be sold on 18 May at the Buln Buln maarket. It was reported in the Melbourne Argus of 2 May 1878 that 5 cows were sold for Mr E C Lousada of Buln Buln. It was reported in the Melbourne Leader 26 Mar 1881 that 20 vealers were sold for Mr E C Lousada of Drouin. It was reported on 20 Oct 1881 by the Warragul Guardian and Narracan Shire Advocate that on 14 Oct 1881 he brought a flock of 700 sheep and 400 lambs through Warragul. These sheep were selected by Mr Scott of the Royal Hotel Warragul from the pens of Mssrs Harrison and Co of Strathbogie and destined for Mr T B Guest's farm.
Messrs William Hamilton & Co announce 14 Jun 1883 formation of a Warragul branch with Mr C Lousada in charge. He remained in charge until his 1887 trip to England. He was in Warragul in 9 Sep 1886 when on the C of E committee he differed with some on dispodal of 6 acres of Church land pointing out the locals had no right to it. In 1887 he and his wife were given a farewell dinner prior to
his pleasure trip England in 1877 during which Benjamin Barrow Lousada was born, and shipping reports have a Mr and Mrs Lousada departing Melbourne to London 31 July 1887 on the Carthage 1. On return he opened a branch of Messrs William Hamilton & Co (he ran their Warragul branch before his trip) at Lilydale where he became involved in horse-racing. On 5 April 1889 he was elected to the committee of the Warragul and West Gippsland Agricultural Society. On 8 April 1890 he was reported as having retired from the Warragul School Board of Advice. On 20 June 1893 he was reported as auctioning through William Hamilton & Co a piece of land 17a 3r 7p being part of Allotment 93 parish of Drouin East county Buln Buln title certificate Register Book v1661 fol 332,197 (perhaps this is the piece of land shown on the title as 18a 3r 7p). On 13 April 1894 he was reported as having been appointed the representative of Messrs Hamilton & Co in the district. He was in Warragul where he wrote to the Warragul Guardian on 15 Jul 1894 on the subject of better organizing butter manufacture to ensure a uniform flavour in the light of varying diet of the cows when the preferred grass was eaten.A newspaper report of 16 Feb 1897 reported that Messrs Skews and Patterson have decided to try their luck in WA and so disposed of their business to Messrs Lousada, Hunter and Stephen. On 17 June 1898 he was working for Skews & Patterson of Warragul as shown by a letter he wrote to the Warragul Guardian on a town band. In 1899 still in Warragul - for as reported on 9 Jun by the Morwell Advertiser 8yr old son (Barrow) was nearly killed in level crossing accident (the 2pm train from Neerim South killed the horse and smashed the jig - Barrow jumped clear on the urgent advice of a bystander Mrs Currie). On 7 Feb 1899 it was announced that the partnership of E C Lousada, E J Hunter and G V Stephen trading as Skews ansd Patterson had been dissolved. In Warragul 25 Dec 1900 - Barrow, Edward (twice) and Aubrey win Prep School prizes.
Catherine, Ruth and Cecil appeared in annual school show at Mechanics Institute Traralgon 19 Dec 1902. Lived in Traralgon 1903 (Australian Electoral Rolls) and his 2 oldest children were confirmed in Calignee in 1903 a settlement to the south of Traralgon. B (probably Ben) Lousada takes 7/19 (all bowled) against Gormandale for Callignee but to no avail as Callignee lost! Around 1905 still lived at Calignee but moved back to Warragul - there is a newspaper report covering his fall from a horse-dawn cart which reveals this.
His move to Toora is not known in detail, but was known there in 1908. In 1911 he was farming on the share system the property of Mr R H Downing about 1km from the Toora Station on the railway line. He was very profitably milking 65 cows throughout the year with the cream going to the Foster butter factory and the skim milk going to 9 brood sows. Pumpkins were used to provide solid feed for the pigs.
He farmed at Clanville, Kardella South in the period around 1917. His letter of 17 Oct 1917 is on the subject of an appeal for eggs and how it might be better arranged while his 28 Nov 1918 letter (both to the Great Southern Advocate) favours a dry Korumburra Agricultural Show. He won a prize for maize-growing at the 1921 Korumburra A&P Society competitions.
He was living in East Malvern around 21 May 1929 when he wrote to The Argus on his recollections of Cobb&Co. He attended the 50 year jubilee of St Marks Warragul on 6 Dec 1930 and spoke on the occasion. The obituary of EC Lousada in the Warrugul and West Gippsland Gazette of 5 April 1932 refers to a brother-in-law C S Affleck living close by in Tetoora. It also mentions his brother (Howel Arthur) who occupied the Torwood Estate. It also reveals that he lost money in the Land Boom and became a dairy farmer at Korumburra (ignoring his Traralgon and Toora phases).
Death from The Argus 26 Mar 1932; detail on place of death The Argus 20 Apr 1932 - an an obituary shows he was living at the Vicarage at Lilydale which was the home of his daughter Ruth, married to Rev Hedley G White
from Victoria Police Gazettes 23 Sep 1905 he reported while a farmer at Callignee on the night of 13 Sep 1905 that his bay medium draught mare was stolen (thus he was not in Toora until late 1905 or early 1906 at the earliestBIRTH: Also shown as Born Winchester, England.
BIRTH RITE: Also shown as Christening St Thomas Winchester.
Isabella Beatrice Haliburton Hall
actually 3rd daughter according to marriage notice 1 Jan 1885 Warragul Guardian
But went to school in France recalled Audrey Dowel 20 Jan 2013
death from Toora and Welshpool Ensign and South Gippsland Observer Fr1 16 Mar 1817
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Portsea, Hampshire.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1861
DEATH: Also shown as Died Clanville, Kardella South.
Marriage Notes for Edward Charles Lousada and Isabella Beatrice Haliburton Hall
from Warragul Guardian and Buln Buln and Narracan Advocate Thursday 1 Jan 1885
MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married St Matthews, Prahran, Victoria.
MARRIAGE: from Warragul Guardian and Buln Buln and Narracan Advocate Thursday 1 Jan 1885MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married St Matthews, Prahran, Victoria.MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married St Matthews, Prahran, Victoria.
Lived Sale/Lang Lang 1914, Morwell 1919, Neerim South 1924, Albany WA 1937-43, Bruthen 1949, Loch 1954
birth notice in Warragul Guardian and Buln Buln and Narracan Advocate 22 Nov 1887
material on him is on www.barrow-lousada.org
He conducted a funeral service at San Remo Anglican Church 26 Dec 1915 for Rev H E Potter. Appointed 1917 missioner to work with coal miners in Morwell extending Navvies' Mission which was established at Waranga Basin
On 10h April 1919 assisted with Hall-Morrell wedding at Morwell and on 11 Jun 1919 conducted the Fox-Amiet wedding at Boolarra. On 8th April 1921 the Morwell Advertiser reported as presentation to him on 3.5 years service.
Om 20 Jan 1925 he was reported as likely to leave Neerim South for the mission field. He conducted 2 marriages at Streaky Bay WA in early Aug 1926.
In 1934 he returned from Africa on furlough and gave many public talks on his experiences eg 28 Mar at St Marys Church Morwell, then Yinnar and South Hazelwood.
Rector of Denmark WA 1937-1943
Left St Barnabas Solomontown, Pt Pirie 3 Jul 1934 for WA. At Solomontown he was interviewed as reported on 10 May 1934 on how his missionary experience in Tanganyika could be applied to aboriginal Australia - one of his themes was self-determination.On 28 Nov 1953 was minister at Loch; the press notice informs us that he saw service with the Tanganyika Mission in East Africa, the Bush Chruch Aid Society in South and West Australia and in Gippsland
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Fulham.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Wonthaggi.
BURIAL: Also shown as Buried Korumburra.
Victoria Birth Deaths Marriages (https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/bdm/indexsearch.doj), BULLEN Given namesAda Jenkins EventBirth Father's name / Spouse's family nameWilliam Mother's maiden name / Spouse's given nameAda Jane (Jenkins) Reg. year1893 Reg. no6154.
987. Barrow Helbert Ellis Lousada
Barrow Helbert Ellis LOUSADA
Regimental number 2740
Place of birth Moonee Ponds, Melbourne, Victoria
Place of birth Gippsland, Victoria
Other Names LOUSADA, Barrow H Ellis
School Traralgon, Victoria
Religion Church of England
Occupation Farmer
Marital status Single
Age at embarkation 25
Next of kin Father, Edward Charles Lousada, Hillside, Korrumburra, Victoria
Enlistment date NO ENTRY
Date of enlistment from Nominal Roll 12 July 1915
Rank on enlistment Private
Unit name 21st Battalion, 6th Reinforcement
AWM Embarkation Roll number 23/38/2
Embarkation details Unit embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board RMS Moldavia on 5 October 1915
Rank from Nominal Roll Private
Unit from Nominal Roll 21st Battalion
Recommendations (Medals and Awards) Military Medal Recommendation date: Refers 24-26 April 1916. Unspecified Recommendation date: 9 June 1916 Military Medal Recommendation date: 18 June 1916
Other details from Roll of Honour Circular Awarded MM for bravery in a raid at Fromelles 1916.
Fate Killed in Action 26 August 1916
Place of death or wounding Mouquet Farm, Pozieres, France
Age at death 26
Age at death from cemetery records 26
Commemoration details Australian National Memorial, Villers-Bretonneux, France Villers-Bretonneux is a village about 15 km east of Amiens. The Memorial stands on the high ground ('Hill 104') behind the Villers-Bretonneux Military Cemetery, Fouilloy, which is about 2 km north of Villers-Bretonneux on the east side of the road to Fouilloy. The Australian National Memorial, Villers-Bretonneux is approached through the Military Cemetery, at the end of which is an open grass lawn which leads into a three-sided court. The two pavilions on the left and right are linked by the north and south walls to the back (east) wall, from which rises the focal point of the Memorial, a 105 foot tall tower, of fine ashlar. A staircase leads to an observation platform, 64 feet above the ground, from which further staircases lead to an observation room. This room contains a circular stone tablet with bronze pointers indicating the Somme villages whose names have become synonymous with battles of the Great War; other battle fields in France and Belgium in which Australians fought; and far beyond, Gallipoli and Canberra. On the three walls, which are faced with Portland stone, are the names of 10,885 Australians who were killed in France and who have no known grave. The 'blocking course' above them bears the names of the Australian Battle Honours. After the war an appeal in Australia raised £22,700, of which £12,500 came from Victorian school children, with the request that the majority of the funds be used to build a new school in Villers-Bretonneux. The boys' school opened in May 1927, and contains an inscription stating that the school was the gift of Victorian schoolchildren, twelve hundred of whose fathers are buried in the Villers-Bretonneux cemetery, with the names of many more recorded on the Memorial. Villers-Bretonneux is now twinned with Robinvale, Victoria, which has in its main square a memorial to the links between the two towns.
Panel number, Roll of Honour, Australian War Memorial 94
Miscellaneous information from cemetery records Parents: Edward and Beatrice LOUSADA, Clanville, Kardella South, Victoria
Medals Military Medal Source: 'Commonwealth Gazette' No. 62 Date: 19 April 1917
Family/military connections Brothers: 1724 Pte Cecil St Leger LOUSADA DCM MSM, 14th Field Artillery Brigade, died of wounds 17 April 1918; 130 Sergeant Aubrey George LOUSADA, 13th Field Artillery Brigade, returned to Australia, 8 August 1918; Cousin: 3451 Pte Duncan Campbell AFFLECK, 59th Bn, killed in action, 19 July 1916.
Other details Medals: 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal24 Sep 1916 St Thomas Church Toora memorial service
Barrow Helbert Ellis LOUSADA
Regimental number2740
Place of birthMoonee Ponds, Melbourne, Victoria
Place of birthGippsland, Victoria
Other NamesLOUSADA, Barrow H Ellis
SchoolTraralgon, Victoria
ReligionChurch of England
OccupationFarmer
Marital statusSingle
Age at embarkation25
Next of kinFather, Edward Charles Lousada, Hillside, Korrumburra, VictoriaEnlistment dateNO ENTRY
Date of enlistment from Nominal Roll12 July 1915
Rank on enlistmentPrivate
Unit name21st Battalion, 6th ReinforcementAWM Embarkation Roll number23/38/2
Embarkation detailsUnit embarked from Melbourne, Victoria, on board RMS Moldavia on 5 October 1915
Rank from Nominal RollPrivate
Unit from Nominal Roll21st Battalion
Recommendations (Medals and Awards)Military Medal Recommendation date: Refers 24-26 April 1916. Unspecified Recommendation date: 9 June 1916 Military Medal Recommendation date: 18 June 1916
Other details from Roll of Honour CircularAwarded MM for bravery in a raid at Fromelles 1916.
FateKilled in Action 26 August 1916
Place of death or woundingMouquet Farm, Pozieres, France
Age at death26
Age at death from cemetery records26
Commemoration detailsAustralian National Memorial, Villers-Bretonneux, France Villers-Bretonneux is a village about 15 km east of Amiens. The Memorial stands on the high ground ('Hill 104') behind the Villers-Bretonneux Military Cemetery, Fouilloy, which is about 2 km north of Villers-Bretonneux on the east side of the road to Fouilloy. The Australian National Memorial, Villers-Bretonneux is approached through the Military Cemetery, at the end of which is an open grass lawn which leads into a three-sided court. The two pavilions on the left and right are linked by the north and south walls to the back (east) wall, from which rises the focal point of the Memorial, a 105 foot tall tower, of fine ashlar. A staircase leads to an observation platform, 64 feet above the ground, from which further staircases lead to an observation room. This room contains a circular stone tablet with bronze pointers indicating the Somme villages whose names have become synonymous with battles of the Great War; other battle fields in France and Belgium in which Australians fought; and far beyond, Gallipoli and Canberra. On the three walls, which are faced with Portland stone, are the names of 10,885 Australians who were killed in France and who have no known grave. The 'blocking course' above them bears the names of the Australian Battle Honours. After the war an appeal in Australia raised £22,700, of which £12,500 came from Victorian school children, with the request that the majority of the funds be used to build a new school in Villers-Bretonneux. The boys' school opened in May 1927, and contains an inscription stating that the school was the gift of Victorian schoolchildren, twelve hundred of whose fathers are buried in the Villers-Bretonneux cemetery, with the names of many more recorded on the Memorial. Villers-Bretonneux is now twinned with Robinvale, Victoria, which has in its main square a memorial to the links between the two towns.
Panel number, Roll of Honour, Australian War Memorial94
Miscellaneous information from cemetery recordsParents: Edward and Beatrice LOUSADA, Clanville, Dardella South, Victoria
MedalsMilitary Medal Source: 'Commonwealth Gazette' No. 62 Date: 19 April 1917Family/military connectionsBrothers: 1724 Pte Cecil St Leger LOUSADA DCM MSM, 14th Field Artillery Brigade, died of wounds 17 April 1918; 130 Sergeant Aubrey George LOUSADA, 13th Field Artillery Brigade, returned to Australia, 8 August 1918; Cousin: 3451 Pte Duncan Campbell AFFLECK, 59th Bn, killed in action, 19 July 1916.
Other detailsMedals: 1914-15 Star, British War Medal, Victory Medal24 Sep 1916 St Thomas Church Toora memorial service
from: https://web.archive.org/web/20091017123745/http://www.defence.gov.au/Army/AHU/HISTORY/Battles/Mouquet_Farm.htm
The attack on the Farm began at 0445 on 26th August. The 21st Battalion approached the objective from the south east with its left flank being guarded by a limited forward attack by the 22nd Battalion. On the 21st Battalion’s right, the 24th Battalion would use bombers (grenadiers) to attack the eastern defences of the Farm. With seven Brigades of artillery – 4 field and 3 heavy – providing the barrage, the initial advance by the 21st was rapid: too rapid in fact as most of the attacking infantry passed the Farm and became entangled in the defences behind it. They were eventually either killed (many by running into their own barrage) or captured. Only a handful of the Victorians returned to their own lines. Those that did occupy their given objectives at once came under heavy attack from the Germans emerging from their deep shelters. Shortages of grenades had made dealing with all the underground shelters difficult.
In this attack, the 6th Brigade lost 896 out of a fighting strength of 2500, with the 21st Battalion losing 13 officers and 444 men. They had encountered a considerably reinforced German defensive position, including many elements of Prussian Guard Reserve Corps.
from: http://fffaif.org.au/?p=1127
The Australian War Memorial describes the fighting at Mouquet Farm as:
the site of nine separate attacks by three Australian divisions between 8 August and 3 September 1916. The farm stood in a dominating position on a ridge that extended north-west from the ruined, and much fought over, village of Pozieres. Although the farm buildings themselves were reduced to rubble, strong stone cellars remained below ground which were incorporated into the German defences. The attacks mounted against Mouquet Farm cost the 1st, 2nd and 4th Australian Divisions over 11,000 casualties, and not one succeeded in capturing and holding it. The British advance eventually bypassed Mouquet Farm leaving it an isolated outpost. It fell, inevitably, on 27 September 1916.
and
The significance of the battle for the men who fought it is perhaps best described in the official 21st Battalion history: We have been in hotter holes since then but never has the Battalion suffered under intense shellfire for such long periods and with such little movement. The casualty lists bear this out. The conditions were vile. The weather being hot and everyone fully occupied on other tasks, the dead lay unburied for weeks and the stench was frightful. To come through a period such as this and then go on fighting is evidence of the temper of the British armies in general and of our unit in particular … under the heading of the First Battle of the Somme is told the story of our first and heaviest try out. The time which is vividly imprinted in the memories of those who saw the whole show through.Barrow's medical record shows that he had a hammer toe - and Aubrey remembered finding it. As the Red Cross reports (on www.barrow-lousada.org) while differing on what hit Barrow agree that he suffered a mortal head wound, his body must have been destroyed by an incoming shell. It would however have been miraculous for Aubrey to have found the toe, as this would have meant a dangerous passage over heavily shelled ground, particularly as the Australians had to retreat from Mouquet Farm. Aubrey's find did not lead to a formal burial - Barrow was commemorated at Villers-Bretonneux.
from: https://web.archive.org/web/20091017123745/http://www.defence.gov.au/Army/AHU/HISTORY/Battles/Mouquet_Farm.htm
The attack on the Farm began at 0445 on 26th August. The 21st Battalion approached the objective from the south east with its left flank being guarded by a limited forward attack by the 22nd Battalion. On the 21st Battalion's right, the 24th Battalion would use bombers (grenadiers) to attack the eastern defences of the Farm. With seven Brigades of artillery - 4 field and 3 heavy - providing the barrage, the initial advance by the 21st was rapid: too rapid in fact as most of the attacking infantry passed the Farm and became entangled in the defences behind it. They were eventually either killed (many by running into their own barrage) or captured. Only a handful of the Victorians returned to their own lines. Those that did occupy their given objectives at once came under heavy attack from the Germans emerging from their deep shelters. Shortages of grenades had made dealing with all the underground shelters difficult.
In this attack, the 6th Brigade lost 896 out of a fighting strength of 2500, with the 21st Battalion losing 13 officers and 444 men. They had encountered a considerably reinforced German defensive position, including many elements of Prussian Guard Reserve Corps.
from: http://fffaif.org.au/?p=1127
The Australian War Memorial describes the fighting at Mouquet Farm as:
the site of nine separate attacks by three Australian divisions between 8 August and 3 September 1916. The farm stood in a dominating position on a ridge that extended north-west from the ruined, and much fought over, village of Pozieres. Although the farm buildings themselves were reduced to rubble, strong stone cellars remained below ground which were incorporated into the German defences. The attacks mounted against Mouquet Farm cost the 1st, 2nd and 4th Australian Divisions over 11,000 casualties, and not one succeeded in capturing and holding it. The British advance eventually bypassed Mouquet Farm leaving it an isolated outpost. It fell, inevitably, on 27 September 1916.
and
The significance of the battle for the men who fought it is perhaps best described in the official 21st Battalion history: We have been in hotter holes since then but never has the Battalion suffered under intense shellfire for such long periods and with such little movement. The casualty lists bear this out. The conditions were vile. The weather being hot and everyone fully occupied on other tasks, the dead lay unburied for weeks and the stench was frightful. To come through a period such as this and then go on fighting is evidence of the temper of the British armies in general and of our unit in particular … under the heading of the First Battle of the Somme is told the story of our first and heaviest try out. The time which is vividly imprinted in the memories of those who saw the whole show through.Barrow's medical record shows that he had a hammer toe - and Aubrey remembered finding it. As the Red Cross reports (on www.barrow-lousada.org) while differing on what hit Barrow agree that he suffered a mortal head wound, his body must have been destroyed by an incoming shell. It would however have been miraculous for Aubrey to have found the toe, as this would have meant a dangerous passage over heavily shelled ground, particularly as the Australians had to retreat from Mouquet Farm. Aubrey's find did not lead to a formal burial - Barrow was commemorated at Villers-Bretonneux.
died of epilepsy in Melbourne aged 3 years 9 months - death notice West Gippsland Gazette 18 Oct 1898
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Warrugul, Victoria.
DSM
was in Galipoli 8 Sep 1915 as a letter of that date from Pte Cecil Lousada of Toora appeared in the South Gippsland Shire Echo 12 Nov 1915
was a gunner when he died - there is a family belief that his brother Bombardier Aubrey George Lousada arranged to have Cecil transfer to this role in the hope that this would be safer. On 10 Feb 2017 Diana Mayne advised as follows 'I asked David again this morning about his mother's description of Cecil's death; it was a faulty shell which exploded in the breech of the gun killing Cecil and all the crew. This was the day after her 20th birthday. (COMMENT: in fact we do not know Evelyn Mary Tiarks' exact birthdate and there is some uncertainty about Cecil's death date - see below. But the 2 dates were certainly not far apart). What a tragedy for everyone who knew him!' Aubrey himself (as recalled by Barry Smith in his 11 Feb 2017 email) was sure Cecil was killed by a direct hit on his tent from a shell and unsuccessfully tended the mortally-wounded Cecil.
Australian Gunner 1724 Cecil StLeger Lousada of Australian Field Artillery died on 10/04/1918 - this is from http://www.inmemories.com/Cemeteries/querrieu.htm - which is a report of a private visit to Commonwealth graves. Death dates of both 10 Apr 1918 and 11 Apr 1918 were provided by Australian War Memorial 27 Dec 2016 as shown on www.barrow-lousada.org. As 10 April appears on the gravestone we take it. Of course this date is one week earlier than the date of 17 Apr 1918 provided in the notes for his brother Barrow (this coming from Barrow's service record - the relevant extract is '1724 Pte Cecil St Leger LOUSADA DCM MSM, 14th Field Artillery Brigade, died of wounds 17 April 1918'). We take this later date to be the burial date.
Family/military connections Brothers: 130 Sergeant Aubrey George LOUSADA, 13th Field Artillery Brigade, returned to Australia, 8 August 1918; Cousin: 3451 Pte Duncan Campbell AFFLECK, 59th Bn, killed in action, 19 July 1916. (this extract from Barrow's service record - see notes for Barrow)
DSM
was in Galipoli 8 Sep 1915 as a letter of that date from Pte Cecil Lousada of Toora appeared in the South Gippsland Shire Echo 12 Nov 1915
was a gunner when he died - there is a family belief that his brother Bombardier Aubrey George Lousada arranged to have Cecil transfer to this role in the hope that this would be safer. On 10 Feb 2017 Diana Mayne advised as follows 'I asked David again this morning about his mother's description of Cecil's death; it was a faulty shell which exploded in the breech of the gun killing Cecil and all the crew. This was the day after her 20th birthday. (COMMENT: in fact we do not know Evelyn Mary Tiarks' exact birthdate and there is some uncertainty about Cecil's death date - see below. But the 2 dates were certainly not far apart). What a tragedy for everyone who knew him!' Aubrey himself (as recalled by Barry Smith in his 11 Feb 2017 email) was sure Cecil was killed by a direct hit on his tent from a shell and unsuccessfully tended the mortally-wounded Cecil.
Australian Gunner 1724 Cecil StLeger Lousada of Australian Field Artillery died on 10/04/1918 - this is from http://www.inmemories.com/Cemeteries/querrieu.htm - which is a report of a private visit to Commonwealth graves. Death dates of both 10 Apr 1918 and 11 Apr 1918 were provided by Australian War Memorial 27 Dec 2016 as shown on www.barrow-lousada.org. As 10 April appears on the gravestone we take it. Of course this date is one week earlier than the date of 17 Apr 1918 provided in the notes for his brother Barrow (this coming from Barrow's service record - the relevant extract is '1724 Pte Cecil St Leger LOUSADA DCM MSM, 14th Field Artillery Brigade, died of wounds 17 April 1918'). We take this later date to be the burial date.
Family/military connectionsBrothers: 130 Sergeant Aubrey George LOUSADA, 13th Field Artillery Brigade, returned to Australia, 8 August 1918; Cousin: 3451 Pte Duncan Campbell AFFLECK, 59th Bn, killed in action, 19 July 1916. (this extract from Barrow's service record - see notes for Barrow)
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Warragul, Victoria.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Querrieu, France.
BURIAL: Also shown as Buried Querrieu, France.
Rev
burial Source National Burial Index
Alan Pereira in Jan 2017 provided additional data - see PDF 'Descendants of Maunsell John Bacon' - this collection may be found on www.barrow-lousada.org
1881 Census: Institution:"Felstead Grammar School"
Census Place:Felstead, Essex, England
Source:FHL Film 1341437 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1812 Folio 129 Page 1
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Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
John Warwick BURNSIDE 16 MSt Helens, Isle of Wight, Hampshire, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
George D'Arcy LAMBERT 18 MAuckland, New Zealand
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Charles Cuthbert HEARN 16 MRoxwell, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Alfred Perrott PHILIPPS 16 MWarminster, Wiltshire, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Charles HOSE 17 MRoxley, Hertford, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Reginald Hickman HARVEY 14 MHampstead, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Arthur John SKILTON 16 MRomford, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Alfred Harcourt CHALDECOTT 16 MChertsey, Surrey, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
George Henry WOOLSTON 16 MTamworth, Warwick, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Christopher Albert SMITH 15 MShelfhanger, Norfolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Francis Hewitt STEVENS 15 MWitham, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Richard Lucas CHALDECOTT 14 MChertsey, Surrey, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Radclyffe Alexander SIDEBOTTAM 15 MYatton Keynell, Wiltshire, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Robert Sherwood LAVIES 15 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
James Edward MORTEN 13 MDenham, Buckingham, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Richard William WOOSNAM 14 MSouthend, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Arthur William Gordon CRIBB 13 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Charles James STANLEY 16 MMauritius
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Samuell Marshall JONAS 16 MCambridge, Cambridge, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
John Maunsell BACON 14 MEaling, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Charles Frederick HARDY 13 MArmitage Bridge, York, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Ernest Denn LONG 16 MInworth, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Hugh Richard PHELIPS 12 MWeymouth, Dorset, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Gordon CALTHROP 13 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Gilbert Wellesley OVERMAN 12 MWeasenham, Norfolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Francis Henry Lambert MILLS 13 MHockerton, Nottingham, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Ernest William HASLEHURST 14 MWalthamstow, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Thomas Arthur LEWIS 13 MChigwell, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Ernest Graham Hamilton WILLIAMS 14 MSecunderabad, East Indies
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Charles Evelyn FAIRLIE 12 MCheshunt, Hertford, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
John Sydney GLYNES 12 MForest Gate, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
William STRACHEY 13 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Charles Laurence CAPEL-CURE 12 MAbbots Roding, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Hugh Cuthbert Berridge SPARROW 13 MGreat Cornard, Suffolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
William Henry CLERK 13 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Thomas Dinon CLAPHAM 12 MGreat Dunmow, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Armigel Bleaymire WADE 11 MShefford, Bedford, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Frederick Harold CARLYON 16 MStoodleigh, Devon, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
William Henry Theodore LITTLEBOY 13 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Ralph Edward TYLER 12 MEast Indies
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Percy Bacon ROWE 12 MCambridge, Cambridge, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Ellington Nicholas BENINGFIELD 14 MNazing, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Lionel Norton HOYSTED 15 MBradford, York, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Cecil Grantley HOYSTED 14 MBradford, York, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Harvey Milton MOLE 15 MBraughing, Hertford, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Alfred Hartwell CONDER 15 MBognor, Sussex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Thomas Boarghes HAMMOND 12 MIpswich, Suffolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Cyril John HAMMOND 14 MIpswich, Suffolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Alfred Edward WHEELEY 14 MChina
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Duncan Henry BROWN 13 MHawley, Suffolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Henry Fletcher CAMPBELL 14 MChristchurch, New Zealand
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Horton Thomas INGERSOLL 15 MEnfield, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Saumarez Charles SWEETING 14 MCharlton, Kent, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
George Ravenscroft PHILLOTT 15 MHampstead, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Gerald Meysey FELLOWS 14 MZeals, Wiltshire, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Henry James Seaton WADE 14 MSouthsea, Hampshire, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Hubert William ROBERTS 13 MSurbiton, Surrey, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Edwin Turner ROBERTS 11 MSurbiton, Surrey, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Walter Scott CROOKES 13 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Hugh Bellhouse SMITH 12 MBrompton, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
John Henry Headly LINTON 12 MOakington, Cambridge, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Henry Erskine ROWE 13 MCambridge, Cambridge, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Ernest HULBURD 14 MBrinton, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Henry Lewis HULBERT 14 MHull, York, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Clarence DODD 14 MSouth Stoke, Berkshire, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Charles Augustus EWBANK 15 MAdelaide
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Adam Edward Haslewood Pennington SPARROW 14 MWhitfield, Kent, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Montague James WOODBRIDGE 14 MUxbridge, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Wemyss Henry ATKINSON 14 MNewcastle, Northumberland, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Ernest John LUNNON 16 MBourne-End, Buckingham, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Henry ROBINSON 12 MGravesend, Kent, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Percy Flindell WAINWRIGHT 15 MBramford, Suffolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Ernest Ramsey RICKETTS 15 MLeamington, Warwick, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Thomas Knowlys PARR 16 MClifton, Gloucester, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Charles Edward HART 15 MNorth Weald, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
William MONTAGU 13 MThe Curragh, Ireland
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
George Charles CLEMENTS 15 MHaslingfield, Cambridge, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
John Williamson IRWIN 15 MBerwick, Northumberland, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Edward William WHIFFIN 14 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Richard Johnson JOSLIN 13 MColchester, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Arthur Cachemaille HASLEHURST 12 MWalthamstow, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Francis COTTINGHAM 11 MLittle Chesterfield, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Thomas Herbert SOLLY 15 MMundon, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Sydney Augustus CLENCH 16 MBraintree, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Harold Augustus FARMAN 15 MLayer Marney, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Edward Edmund Hewitt TURNOUR 15 MSwaffham, Norfolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Henry Sansum BRIDGE 16 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Edward Stephen KIRKMAN 15 MHampstead, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Jermyn Francis GILLETT 15 MRunham, Norfolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Henry JOHNSON 17 MBritwell, Oxford, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Arthur Henry MARSHALL 14 MRomford, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Francis Drake FLETCHER 16 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Charles Leslie MURIEL 15 MNorwich, Norfolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
John COWIE 14 MCalcutta, East Indies
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Gerald Hamilton WICKS 15 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Harry GALE 17 MGarsington, Oxford, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Frank Henry SQUIRE 15 MWyvenhoe, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
William Henry SNELL 15 MBowness, Westmorland, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
George William Hanson BEAMAN 14 MLeicester, Leicester, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Percy Hugh CHAPMAN 14 MWanstead, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Godfrey CALLAWAY 14 MCanterbury, Kent, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Ernest Minister HARDMAN 16 MHull, York, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Field YOLLAND 14 MGreat Waltham, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Lawrence Charles PURKIS 15 MHorseheath, Cambridge, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
William Wright WILLIAMS 15 MHolt, Hampshire, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Frederick Noel WEBB 14 MWest Wickham, Cambridge, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
William HOSE 16 MWillian, Hertford, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
George John WAY 15 MEast Indies
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Cecil Charles Grenside COOKE 14 MStokesley, York, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Francis Hugh WOOLSTON 15 MTamworth, Stafford, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Francis George WEST 16 MAlnwick, Northumberland, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Thomas Lindygreen HARRISON 15 MBroxbourne, Hertford, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
William Goldsborough WEST 15 MRothbury, Northumberland, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Bernard Humphrey CROOKES 15 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Robert SEABROOK 16 MTolleshunt D'Arcy, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Benjamin May KEMPSON 13 MAllahabad, East Indies
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Arthur William TURNER 12 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Frederick Noel TERRY 14 MNewport, Buckingham, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Archibald Graem BELL 13 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Herbert Birch LONG 14 MInworth, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
William Ramsay HUSTLER 16 MThorpe, Suffolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
William Percy ROBERTS 14 MDunster, Somerset, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Gresham Francis GILLETT 13 MRunham, Norfolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Lionel George FISHER 13 MCavendish, Suffolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Alfred BRIDGE 13 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Robert George HOGARTH 12 MGreenlaw, Berwick, Scotland
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Lionel Bligh PERRY 12 MMaidstone, Kent, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Harry Edward SKILL 14 MGreat Waltham, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Herman James MEYER 12 MLittle Laver, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
William Taylor ROWLEY 13 MHiston, Cambridge, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Henry Dillon IRWIN 11 MBerwick, Northumberland, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Horace Charles George Arthur CAPEL 12 MExeter, Devon, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Algernon Essen CAPEL 11 MTattenham, Stafford, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Charles Farrow HALLS 12 MConey Weston, Suffolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
William Chilton TURNER 12 MBawdsey, Suffolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Edwin Parksine ABBOTT 14 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Arthur Copeland CHRISTOPHERSON 13 MMoulton, Lincoln, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Gerald Sinclair MORTON 10 MHalsted, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Lewis Carter JONAS 12 MCambridge, Cambridge, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Charles Chetwood ROBERTSON 9 MSmeeth, Kent, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Johnson Edmund HATHERWAY 13 MAllahabad, East Indies
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
George Percy Young HALBERT 13 MWatford, Hertford, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Francis Reginald HALBERT 10 MWatford, Hertford, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Frederick Arthur ABBOTT 10 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
John Law AYMARD 16 MBattersea, Surrey, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
George Douglass BLOW 15 MColchester, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Cyril Harding WARD 12 MKensington, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
John William CROOKES 17 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Basil Herbert DANIELL 16 MColchester, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Thomas Alfred Bertram PARES 18 MOckbrooke, Derby, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
William Brenner NELSON 15 MChatham, Kent, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Granville TURNER 14 MCalcutta, East Indies
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
John Spencer WARD 14 MLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Frank Berham JONES 17 MColchester, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Edward ASHBURNER 16 MPoonah, East Indies
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Hugh CALLAWAY 16 MCanterbury, Kent, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Harry Ernest SCHRIEBER 14 MHarrow, Middlesex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Charles James ANDREW 14 MThriplow, Cambridge, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Montague Wemyss SUART 16 MChigwell, Essex, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:Scholar
Martin Ogle SMITH 13 MShelfanger, Norfolk, England
Rel:Scholar
Occ:ScholarBURIAL: Also shown as Buried Swallowfield, All Saints.
burial Source National Burial Index
BURIAL: Also shown as Buried Swallowfield, All Saints.
Marriage Notes for Maunsell John Bacon and Alice Bean
MARRIAGE: 1871 Census: Piece: RG10/3298 Place: Waltham -Leicestershire Enumeration District: 12
Civil Parish: Wymondham Ecclesiastical Parish: Wymondham
Folio: 63 Page: 28 Schedule: 148
Address: Rectory House
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
BACON Mary Head W F 60 Rectors Widow London - -
BACON Maunsel J Son M M 31 Student Cantab Berkshire - Lambourn
BACON Francis Son U M 29 H.P. Lieut R.M.A. Berkshire - Lambourn
BACON Harry V Son U M 27 Clerk Audit Office Berkshire - Lambourn
BACON Alice Daulaw M F 35 Sussex - Worthing
BACON John M Grnson - M 4 Middlesex - Ealing
BACON Roger F Grnson - M 2 Middlesex - Ealing
PERKINS John E Servnt U M 29 Coachman Domestic Servnt Rutland - Teigh
BISHOP Betsey Servnt U F 21 Domestic Servant Leicestershire - Waltham
PERKINS Mary A Servnt U F 20 Domestic Servant Rutland - Luffenham
JOHNSON Elizabeth Servnt U F 19 Domestic Servant Leicestershire - Wymondham1881 Census: Dwelling:Church St
Census Place:Newton, Cambridge, England
Source:FHL Film 1341397 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1662 Folio 55 Page 4
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Mansell John BACONM41 MWoodlands St Marys, Berkshire, England
Rel:HeadOcc:Curate
Alice BACONM41 FWorthing, Suffolk, England
Rel:Wife
Roger Francis BACON 12 MEaling, Middlesex, England
Rel:SonOcc:Scholar
Alice Mary BACON 9 FSt Benets, Cambridge, England
Rel:DaurOcc:Scholar
Arthur Rph. BACON 8 MSt Benets, Cambridge, England
Rel:SonOcc:Scholar
Dorothy Lucy BACON 2 FNewton, Cambridge, England
Rel:DaurOcc:((Scholar))
John FISHER 15 MElmsted, Essex, England
Rel:BoarderOcc:Scholar
Rose RAWLINSONU25 FChesterton, Cambridge, England
Rel:ServOcc:Servant (Cook Domestic)
Alice HYNESU22 FBottisham, Cambridge, England
Rel:ServOcc:Servant (Nurse Domestic)
Sarah HUMPHREYU22 FStopsley, Berkshire, England
Rel:ServOcc:Servant (Housemaid Domestic)
Ann TURNERU68 FSturmer, Suffolk, England
Rel:ServOcc:Servant (Laundress Domestic)
Susannah CUTTINGU61 FFen Ditton, Cambridge, England
Rel:Visitor1891 Census: Piece: RG12/1000 Place: Wokingham -Berkshire Enumeration District: 12
Civil Parish: East Swallowfield Ecclesiastical Parish: Swallowfield
Folio: 88 Page: 4 Schedule: 24
Address: The Vicarage
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
BACON Mannsell J. Head M M 57 Vicar Of Swallowfield(Em'er) Berkshire - Lambourn Woodlands
BACON Alice Wife M F 50 Sussex - Worthing
BACON Alice M. Dau S F 19 Cambridgeshire - Cambridge
BACON Dorothy L. Dau - F 12 Scholar Cambridgeshire - Newton
OUSSEY Eliza T. Servnt S F 23 Cook(Em'ee) Berkshire - Early
WELK Edith M. Servnt S F 20 Parlour Maid(Em'ee) Oxfordshire - Caversham
ROYAL Alice C. Servnt S F 19 House Maid(Em'ee) Devon - Otterton1901 Census: The Vicarage, Swallowfield Street, Village, Swallofield, Wokingham, Berkshire, England
Maunsell John Bacon Head Married Male 61 1840 Clergyman Church Of England Berkshire, England
Alice Bacon Wife Married Female 55 1846 - Worthing, Sussex, England
Dorothy L Bacon Daughter Single Female 22 1879 - Newton, Cambridgeshire, England
Rose Carter Servant Single Female 23 1878 Cook Domestic Clare, Oxfordshire, England
Rosina Paddick Servant Single Female 22 1879 Palour Maid Domestic Newbury, Berkshire, England
Clara A L Nott Servant Single Female 14 1887 Housemaid Domestic Reading, Berkshire, England1911 Census: The Vicarage Swallowfield, Swallowfield, Berkshire, England
Maunsell John Bacon Head Married Male 71 1840 Lambourn Woodlands Clerk In Holy Orders
Alice Bacon Wife Married Female 70 1841 Worthing Sussex -
Dorothy Lucy Bacon Daughter Single Female 32 1879 Newton Cambs No Occupation
Barbara Whalley Visitor Single Female 27 1884 Plymouth Devon No Occupation
Eliza Corby Servant Single Female 30 1881 Maidwell Northants Cook Domestic
Emily Dearlove Servant Single Female 30 1881 Harwell Barks Parlourmaid Domestic
Annie Godwin Servant Single Female 16 1895 Overton Hants Housemaid Domestic
CHRISTENING: First name(s) ROGER FRANCIS
Last name BACON
Birth year 1869
Baptism year 1869
Baptism day 18
Baptism month FEB
Place EALING
County Middlesex
Country England
Mother's name Alice
Father's name Maunsell John
Source Christchurch Ealing 1852-1875 baptisms
Record set Thames & Medway Baptisms
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Record collection Births & baptisms
Collections from Great Britain1891 Census: RG12 177/56 Parish Islington, Ecclesiastical Parish ST MARYS CHAPEL OF EASE, Registration District Islington
Stavordale Road
Alexander Blackley Head M 75 Scotland
Margaret Blackley Wife F 70 London, England
Roger F Bacon Boarder M 22 Middlesex, England[Single, Student Of Architecture]
Elizabeth Peyrovi Cook F 75 Essex, EnglandCensus 31 Mar 1901 Civil Parish Barnes, Ecclesiastical Parish St Marys, Sub-District Mortlake, Registration District Richmond
Cleveland Gardens, Barnes, Surrey, England
Roger F Bacon Head Male 32 ARCHITECTEaling, Middlesex
Birth Year (Estimated) 1869
Schedule Type 171
Page Number 23BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1868
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1868
his father was vicar of Lambourne Woodlands
his estate at Burghclere was called Earlstone
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Lambourne.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born 19 Dec 1841
DEATH: Also shown as Died Burghclere.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born 19 Dec 1841
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Deaths Jun 1927 (>99%) Bacon Mary 86 Kingsclere 2c 272.
CHRISTENING: First name(s) MARY
Last name LANGLEY
Birth year 1841
Baptism year 1841
Baptism day 6
Baptism month Jun
Place LLANDOGO
Mother's first name(s) Ann
Father's first name(s) Thomas
County Monmouthshire
Country Wales
Page 57
Record set Monmouthshire Baptisms
Category Birth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
Record collection Births & baptisms
Collections from Great Britain1841 Census: Landogo, Llandogo, Monmouth, Monmouthshire, Wales
Thomas Langley Male 30 1811 -
Ann Langley Female 25 1816 -
William Langley Male 6 1835 Monmouthshire, Wales
Ann Langley Female 3 1838 Monmouthshire, Wales
Lydia Jane Langley Female 2 1839 Monmouthshire, Wales
Mary Langley Female 0 1841 Monmouthshire, Wales
Ann Rogers Female 45 1796 -
Lydia Rogers Female 60 1781 -
Lydia Rogers Female 20 1821 -
Elizabeth Jones Female 25 1816 Monmouthshire, Wales
Sarah Goode Female 15 1826 -
Eliza Grindle Female 15 1826 -
Marriage Notes for Francis Bacon and Mary Langley
MARRIAGE: 1881 Census: Dwelling:Early Rise Wokingham Rd
Census Place:Sonning, Berkshire, England
Source:FHL Film 1341319 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1313 Folio 59 Page 34
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Francis BACONM39 MWoodland St Mary, Berkshire, England
Rel:HeadOcc:Architect
Mary BACONM39 FLlandogo, Monmouth, England
Rel:Wife
Annie M. BACON 7 FCholsey, Berkshire, England
Rel:DauOcc:Scholar
Christiana M. BACON 5 FCholsey, Berkshire, England
Rel:DauOcc:Scholar
Eliza M. BACON 3 FGrafham, Surrey, England
Rel:Dau
Albian F.L. BACON 2 MGrafham, Surrey, England
Rel:Son
Charlotte Ann AUSTINU30 FCholsey, Berkshire, England
Rel:ServOcc:Cook Dom
Jane E. WALLISU20 FReading, Berkshire, England
Rel:ServOcc:Housemaid Dom
Claud A. GODDARDU19 FSilchester, Hampshire, England
Rel:ServOcc:Nurse Dom
Ada WILLMOTTU13 FCholsey, Berkshire, England
Rel:ServOcc:Nursemaid Dom1891 Census: Earlstone House, Church Road, Burghclere, Kingsclere, Hampshire, England
Francis Bacon Head Married Male 49 1842 Architect Woodlands, Berkshire, England
Mary Bacon Wife Married Female 49 1842 - Monmouthshire, Wales
Annie M Bacon Daughter Single Female 17 1874 Scholar Cholsey, Berkshire, England
Christiana M Bacon Daughter - Female 15 1876 Scholar Cholsey, Berkshire, England
Edith M Bacon Daughter - Female 13 1878 Scholar Surrey, England
Alban F L Bacon Son - Male 12 1879 Scholar Surrey, England
Francis Bacon Son - Male 8 1883 Scholar Burghclere, Hampshire, England
Cicely J Bacon Daughter - Female 5 1886 Scholar Burghclere, Hampshire, England
Mary Bacon Mother Widow Female 80 1811 Living On Her Own Means Middlesex, England
Carola V Klitzing Boarder Single Female 23 1868 Governess -
Thirza Webb Servant Single Female 25 1866 Cook Moulsoe, Buckinghamshire, England
Ada Willmott Servant Single Female 23 1868 Nurse Cholsey, Berkshire, England
Mary E Seymour Servant Single Female 23 1868 Housemaid Great Shefford, Berkshire, England1901 Census: Earlstone House, Burghclere, Kingsclere, Hampshire, England
Francis Bacon Head Married Male 59 1842 Architect Berkshire, England
Mary Bacon Wife Married Female 59 1842 - Llandogo, Monmouthshire, Wales
Annie M Bacon Daughter Single Female 27 1874 - Cholsey, Berkshire, England
Christiane M Bacon Daughter Single Female 25 1876 - Cholsey, Berkshire, England
Elizabeth M Bacon Daughter Single Female 23 1878 - Bramley, Surrey, England
Alban F L Bacon Son Single Male 22 1879 Law Student Bramley, Surrey, England
Francis Bacon Son Single Male 18 1883 - Burghclere, Hampshire, England
Cicely Joan Bacon Daughter - Female 15 1886 - Burghclere, Hampshire, England
Martha Wilkins Servant Single Female 33 1868 Cook (Domestic) Ireland
Elspeth Cameron Servant Single Female 25 1876 Useful Maid (Domestic) Scotland
Jane E Lake Servant Single Female 28 1873 Parlour Maid (Domestic) Mulbarton, Norfolk, England
Edith Eeles Servant Single Female 19 1882 Housemaid (Domestic) Burghclere, Hampshire, England
Mary A F Holborow Servant Single Female 22 1879 Housemaid (Domestic) Bath, Somerset, England
Margaret J Cummins Servant Single Female 18 1883 Kitchen Maid (Domestic) Burghclere, Hampshire, England1911 Census: Earlstone Burghclere Near Newbury Berkshire, Burghclere, Hampshire, England
Francis Bacon Head Married Male 69 1842 Berks Lambourne Woodlands Architect
Mary Bacon Wife Married Female 69 1842 Monmouth Llandogo -
Chritstiane Margaret Bacon Daughter Single Female 35 1876 Berks Cholsey -
Elizabeth Monica Bacon Daughter Single Female 33 1878 Surrey Bramley -
Alban Francis Langley Bacon Son Single Male 32 1879 Surrey Bramley Barrister At Law
Elizabeth Kate Foster Servant Single Female 30 1881 Wilts Damerham Cook Domestic
Edith Eales Servant Single Female 29 1882 Hants Burchclere Parlour Maid Domestic
Annie Boddington Servant Single Female 25 1886 Oxon Weston on the Green Housemaid Domestic
Daisy Victoria Hemington Servant Single Female 23 1888 Hants Highclere Kitchen Maid Domestic
Eva Leadbetter Servant Single Female 15 1896 Oxon Churchill Under Housemaid Domestic
Rev
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1844
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1844
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1844
BURIAL: Berkshire Burial Index
Marie Bacon Buried 4 May 1922 aged 77
St Mary, Lambourn Woodlands, Berkshire
Residence: Kensington, 3 Sheffield Terrace.
Marriage Notes for Harry Vivian Bacon and Marie Ivanovna Dolbesnoff
MARRIAGE: 1881 Census: Dwelling:Condover Vicarage
Census Place:Condover, Shropshire, England
Source:FHL Film 1341635 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 2641 Folio 63 Page 6
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Harry Vivian BACONM37 MWoodlands St Mary, Berkshire, England
Rel:HeadOcc:Curate in Charge M A Oxon Retired From Civil Service
Marie Ivanovna BACONM36 F (N B Subject), Russia
Rel:WifeOcc:Curates Wife
Mary BACONW70 FLondon, Middlesex, England
Rel:MotherOcc:Curates Mother
Henrietta Eth. STEWARTU27 FClun, Shropshire, England
Rel:ServOcc:Cook Dom
Annie Eliza MILLSU18 FAshbourne, Derby, England
Rel:ServOcc:House And Parlour Maid1901 Census: St Peters Rectory, Barrowden, Uppingham, Rutland, England
Harry V Bacon Head Married Male 57 1844 Clergyman Of The Church Of England Berkshire, England
Marie Bacon Wife Married Female 50 1851 - Russia
Eustace V Bacon Son Single Male 19 1882 - Condover, Shropshire, England
Harold M Bacon Son Single Male 17 1884 - Humber, Herefordshire, England
Sarah Adams Servant Single Female 54 1847 Cook (Domestic) Ludford, Herefordshire, England
Elsie Kirkby Servant Single Female 23 1878 Housemaid (Domestic) Nassington, Northamptonshire, England
Rev
alan pereira found death date on Wikipedia and on 16 Nov 2017 provided more details now in ref 231 www.barrow-lousada.org
1861 Census: Piece: RG9/1270 Place: 2 SWINDON -Wiltshire Enumeration District: 69
Civil Parish: Chisledon Ecclesiastical Parish: -
Folio: 86 Page: 4 Schedule: 18
Address: Street
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
MEYRICK Edwin Head M M 45 Vicar Chisledon Private Tutor Wiltshire - Ramsbury
MEYRICK Martha Wife M F 36 Wiltshire - Aldbourne
MEYRICK Arthur Son - M 10 Wiltshire - Chisledon
MEYRICK Marian Dau - F 9 Wiltshire - Chisledon
MEYRICK Laura Dau - F 6 Wiltshire - Chisledon
REEVES Phoebe Ann Servnt U F 18 Nursery Maid Wiltshire - Wroughton
MORTIMER Elizabeth Servnt U F 20 Cook Wiltshire - Mildenhall
KNIPE Ann Servnt U F 22 House Maid Wiltshire - Lydiard
DONE Jane Gvnes U F 23 Governess Middlesex - London
BROWN Sarah Louisa Pupil - F 10 Pupil Surrey - Brixton Hill
BROWN Edward Pearce Pupil - M 14 Pupil Surrey - Brixton Hill
POTTER Edward Smally Pupil U M 17 Pupil Gloucestershire - Charlton Kings
BACON John Mackenzie Pupil - M 14 Pupil Berkshire - Lambourne Woodland
LOUSADA Howell Arthur Pupil - M 12 Pupil Hampshire - Ryde I O W
LOUSADA Reginald Robert Pupil - M 11 Pupil Hampshire - Ryde I O WName John Mackenzie Bacon
Event Type Census
Event Date 1871
Event Place St Michael, Cambridgeshire, England
Enumeration District 6
Gender Male
Age 24
Marital Status Single
Occupation Curate
Birth Year (Estimated) 1847
Birthplace Lambourn Woodlands, Berkshire
Entry Number 17DEATH: Also shown as Died 26 Dec 1904
DEATH: Also shown as Died 26 Dec 1904
DEATH: Also shown as Died 26 Dec 1904
mother of Gertrude found on Wikipedia by alan pereira
1851 Census:HO107 2139/21
Flintham, Nottinghamshire, England
Charles John Myers Head M 50 Stamford, Lincolnshire
Mary Caroline Myers Wife F 39 Ecclesale Bierley, Yorkshire
Ellen Myers Daur F 12 Flintham, Nottinghamshire
Fanny Myers Daur F 11 Flintham, Nottinghamshire
Margaret Myers Daur F 10 Flintham, Nottinghamshire
Eliza Myers Daur F 9 Flintham, Nottinghamshire
Charles John Myers Son M 7 Flintham, Nottinghamshire
Emma Myers Daur F 6 Flintham, Nottinghamshire
Arthur Myers Son M 4 Flintham, Nottinghamshire
Frederic Myers Son M 3 Flintham, Nottinghamshire1851 Census:HO107 2139/22
Flintham, Nottinghamshire, England
Henry Myers Son M Flintham, Nottinghamshire
Gertrude Myers Daughter F 2 Flintham, Nottinghamshire
Emily Abram Servant F 21 Flintham, Nottinghamshire
Frances Boyle Servant F 27 Flintham, Nottinghamshire
Hannah Sharpe Servant F 19 South Scarle, Nottinghamshire
Sarah Hodgson Servant F 21 Long Walthby, CumberlandName Gertrude Myers
County Worcestershire
Event Type Census
Event Date 1861
Event Place St Nicholas, Worcestershire, England
Registration District Worcester
Residence Note Foregate Street
Gender Female
Age 12
Occupation Scholar
Relationship to Head of Household Scholar
Birth Year (Estimated) 1849
Birthplace Stedham, Nottinghamshire
Page Number 15
Registration Number RG09
Piece/Folio 2091 / 106
Affiliate Record Type Household1871 Census:
Millom Above, Cumberland, England
Charles I Myers Head M 27 Flintham, Nottinghamshire
Mary C Myers Mother F 59 Eccleshall, Yorkshire
Margaret Myers Sister F 30 Flintham, Nottinghamshire
Frederic Myers Brother M 23 Flintham, Nottinghamshire
Gertrude Myers Sister F 22 Flintham, Nottinghamshire[Railway Shareholder]
Ellilte Jenkins Servant F 19 Alford, Lincolnshire
Mary Stevens Servant F 22 Westborough, Lincolnshire
Sarah E Bootle Servant F 30 East Markham, NottinghamshireBIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1849
Marriage Notes for John MacKenzie Bacon and Gertrude Myers
MARRIAGE: 1881 Census: Dwelling:Poplar Cottage Chapel Row
Census Place:Bucklebury, Berkshire, England
Source:FHL Film 1341315 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 1296 Folio 15 Page 24
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
John M. BACONM34 MWoodlands St Mary, Berkshire, England
Rel:HeadOcc:Clergyman
Gertrude BACONM32 FFlintham, Nottingham, England
Rel:Wife
Mary CULLAMU32 FBrant Broughton, Lincoln, England
Rel:ServOcc:Genl Serv Domestic1881 Census: Cold Ash, Thatcham, Newbury, Berkshire, England
Gertrude Bacon Daughter of Clergyman Single Female 6 1875 Scholar Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England
Frederick Bacon Son of Clergyman Single Male 0 1881 - Cold Ash, Berkshire, England
Annie Marriner Servant Single Female 23 1858 Housemaid Berkshire, England
Maria Clayton Servant Single Female 27 1854 Nurse (Dom) Cambridgeshire, England
Roda Darling Servant Single Female 22 1859 Cook (Dom) Crookham, Berkshire, England
1891 Census:Sunny Side, Thatcham, Newbury, Berkshire, England
John Mackenzie Bacon Head Married Male 44 1847 Clerk In Orders Lambourne, Berkshire, England
Gertrude Bacon Wife Married Female 42 1849 - Flintham, Nottinghamshire, England
Gertrude Bacon Daughter Single Female 16 1875 - Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England
Frederic Bacon Son - Male 10 1881 - Cold Ash, Berkshire, England
Nannie Clayson Servant Single Female 38 1853 Cook Domestic Servant Ely
Rose Nany Heesch Servant Single Female 22 1869 Housemaid Domestic Servant Chilton, Berkshire, England
Rachal Jane Blackford Servant Single Female 27 1864 Housemaid Domestic Servant Berkshire, England1901 Census: Sunnyside, Cold Ash Road, Cold Ash, Newbury, Berkshire, England
John M Bacon Head Widower Male 54 1847 Clergyman (Ch Of England) Lecturer Journalist Lambourn Woodlands, Berkshire, England
Gertrude Bacon Daughter Single Female 26 1875 Journalist Cambridgeshire, England
Frederic Bacon Son Single Male 20 1881 Student (Cambridge) Cold Ash, Berkshire, England
Robert Lachlan Visitor Widower Male 39 1862 Author Battersea, Middlesex, England
Louisa Jackson Servant Single Female 24 1877 Housemaid (Domestic) Berkshire, England
Louisa Richens Servant Single Female 24 1877 Cook (Domestic) Fyfield, Wiltshire, England
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1872
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jul-Sep 1873
for further details see ref 237 www.barrow-lousada.org
[Wikipedia.org]
Gertrude Bacon (19 April 1874 - 22 December 1949) was an aeronautical pioneer. She achieved a considerable number of "firsts" for women in aeronautics, as well as making contributions in the areas of astronomy and botany. Gertrude popularized aeronautics through her writing, and promoted both commercial and popular flying as fields for women.Contents
1 Early life
2 Astronomy
3 Aeronautics
4 Botany
5 Partial bibliography
6 ReferencesEarly life
Gertrude was born at Cambridge, to John Mackenzie Bacon (19 June 1846 '96 26 December 1904) and his first wife, Gertrude Myers. The family moved in 1876 to Cold Ash, Berkshire, near Newbury. Gertrude's father, John Mackenzie Bacon was an astronomer, aeronaut, and scientist, who educated his children at home.[1]
Gertrude became her father's scientific collaborator in both astronomy and aeronautics. She was an original member of the British Astronomical Association, and a member of the British Association for the Advancement of Science.[2]
AstronomyShe accompanied her father on expeditions to film total solar eclipses in Vadso, Lapland (1896), Buxar, India (Dec 1897-1898), and Wadesborough, North Carolina (May 1900).[2] When their first expedition was unsuccessful, due to cloudy weather, they went home and planned another. Their second and third attempts were successful.
AeronauticsAeronautics fascinated Gertrude. She was the first woman in England to make a proper balloon ascent, with her father, in 1898.[3] A more hair-raising balloon flight occurred on 15 November 1899, when John Mackenzie Bacon and Gertrude Bacon ascended with Stanley Spencer to observe the Leonid meteor shower from above the cloud layer. Ten hours later, they landed near Neath, South Wales, a narrow escape from drifting out over the Atlantic.[4]
Gertrude was undeterred. In August 1904, she accompanied Stanley Spencer again, this time in an airship of his designing. As a result, she became the first woman to fly in an airship. She is also credited as the first Englishwoman to fly in an airplane. Roger Sommer took her up in a Farman biplane on 29 Aug 1909, during the First International aviation gathering at Rheims, France. She also flew with Douglas Graham Gilmour in a 'Big Bat' monoplane in 1910.[2]
Gertrude was the first passenger in a seaplane.[2] She accompanied pilot Herbert Stanley Adams in flights on Windermere in mid-1912. Adams had made the first successful complete flight from water and safely back again, in Britain, on 25 November 1911.[5]
Through her books, and through public speeches, Bacon popularized aeronautics.
BotanyIn 1901, Gertrude joined the Wild Flower Society, adding botany to her list of interests and achievements. On 23 July 1923, Gertrude Bacon and botanist and illustrator Lady Joanna Charlotte Davy (1865-1955)[6] made the first discovery of Carex microglochin or Bristle Sedge in Great Britain.[7]
In 1929, Gertrude Bacon married a fellow botanist and chemist, Thomas Jackson Foggitt (2 Mar 1858 - 30 Oct 1934). Gertrude was his second wife, and outlived him by 15 years.[8]
Partial bibliography
Library resources about
Gertrude BaconResources in your library
Resources in other librariesBy Gertrude Bacon
Online books
Resources in your library
Resources in other librariesBallons, airships and flying machines (1905)
The record of an aeronaut, being the life of John M. Bacon (1907)
All about flying (1915)
Memories of land and sky (1928)References
"Obituary Notice: Fellows:- Bacon, John Mackenzie"
. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society: 334. February 1905. Bibcode:1905MNRAS..65..334.
Haines, Catharine M. C. (2001). International women in science: a biographical dictionary to 1950. Santa Barbara, Calif.: ABC-CLIO. ISBN 1576070905.
Hartley, Cathy (2004). A historical dictionary of British women. London: Europa Publications Limited. ISBN 1857432282.
Bristow, David L. "Trapped in the sky! Gertrude Bacon and the balloon that wouldn't come down"
. www.davidbristow.com.
"Waterbird"
. The Waterbird Project. 2013.
Ogilvie, Marilyn Bailey; Harvey, Joy Dorothy (2000). The biographical dictionary of women in science : pioneering lives from ancient times to the mid-20th century /. New York: Routledge. ISBN 0415920388.
Marren, Peter (2010-08-24). "Wild Flower Society: Floral fixation"
. The Independent.
Desmond, Ray; Elwood, Christine (1994). Dictionary of British and Irish botanists and horticulturalists. London: Taylor & Francis. ISBN 9780850668438.
Marriage Notes for Gertrude Bacon and Thomas Jackson Foggitt
MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Jan-Mar 1929
MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Jan-Mar 1929
677. Herbert George Baruh Lousada
Bride and groom were 3rd cousins once removed - see special-purpose chart on www.barrow-lousada.org
Death from JGSGB
Buried at Hoop Lane CemeteryBIRTH: Also shown as Born London.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Apr-Jun 1846
DEATH: Also shown as Died London.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Apr-Jun 1846
birth death and burial from ref 85 www.barrow-lousada.org
Marriage Notes for Herbert George Baruh Lousada and Marion Helen Mocatta
see wedding contracts on www.barrow-lousada.org
Parish Records, General Records Office BMD Indexes, Births Jun 1868 LUCAS Ruth Kensington 1a 67 Mother D'Avigdor.
Jewishgen.org, Ruth Lousada died 4 Jan 1943 aged 72 at Bankside, Wivelsfield, Burgess Hill, Sussex Reamins Cremated and ashhes dispersed.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Kensington.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Apr-Jun 1868
DEATH: Also shown as Died Bankside, Wivelsfield, Burgess Hill, Sussex, England.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Apr-Jun 1868
DEATH: Also shown as Died Bankside, Wivelsfield, Burgess Hill, Sussex, England.
Marriage Notes for Herbert George Baruh Lousada and Ruth Lucas
Marriage from JGSGB
MARRIAGE: 62 Marylebone London
06-Dec-1904 West London Synagogue
Herbert George Lousada aged 58 a widower, Solicitor. Father George Emanuel Baruk Lousada Deceased
Abode 27 Green Street, Grosvenor Square, St. George, Hanover Square
to Ruth Lucas aged 36 a Spinster. Father Horatio Joseph Lucas Deceased
Abode 5 Westbourne Terrace, Paddington
Witnesses: Isobel Lucas, W.L.Lucas1911 Census: Paddington
Herbert & Ruth LousadaMARRIAGE: Also shown as Married West London Synagogue.MARRIAGE: 09-Jul-1873 Synagogue, 34 Upper Berkeley Street, Edgware Road
Marion Helen MOCATTA Age: 21 Spinster Address: 5 Norfolk Crescent, Hyde Park, Paddington
Herbert George LOUSADA Age: 27 Bachelor Rank or Profession: Solicitor Address: 130 Harley Street, MaryleboneBrides FatherJacob MOCATTA Rank or Profession: Esquire 1st Witness
Grooms Father George E B LOUSADA Rank or Profession: Esquire 2nd WitnessAdditional Original Record Information
Herbert d. 1918, Marion d.1903 both buried Hoop Lane Cemetery. Herbert m. (ii) Ruth Lucas 1904 according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Jewish Religion by Certificate
Record SourceAssociated Community on the JCR-UK Site
West London Synagogue of British Jews First Register of Marriages, Register of Marriages Books 1 & 4 and Hoop Lane Burial Registers London1881 Census: Dwelling:30 Norfolk Sqr
Census Place:Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Source:FHL Film 1341004 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0018 Folio 34 Page 5
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Herbert J. LOUSADAM34 MLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:HeadOcc:Solicitor
Marion N. LOUSADAM29 FLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Wife
Julian J. LOUSADAU6 MLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Son
Claude LOUSADAU3 MLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Son
Fanny THATCHERU39 FSydnham, Surrey, England
Rel:ServantOcc:Parlourmaid
Emily RUPELLU26 FChichester Mundhaim
Rel:ServantOcc:Housemaid
Elizabeth THRASKLINU34 FSt Martins, Dorset, England
Rel:ServantOcc:Cook
Rose FOOTMANU25 FLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:ServantOcc:Nurse
Laura ASHTONU15 FCognac, France
Rel:ServantOcc:Nurserymaid1891 Census: 30, Norfolk Square, Paddington, Kensington, London, England
Herbert J Lousada Head Married Male 34 1847 Solicitor City of London, Middlesex, England
Marion N Lousada Wife Married Female 29 1852 - City of London, Middlesex, England
Julian J Lousada Son Single Male 6 1875 - City of London, Middlesex, England
Claude Lousada Son Single Male 3 1878 - City of London, Middlesex, England
Fanny Thatcher Servant Single Female 39 1842 Parlourmaid Surrey, England
Emily Rupell Servant Single Female 26 1855 Housemaid -
Elizabeth Thrasklin Servant Single Female 34 1847 Cook St Martins, Dorset, England
Rose Footman Servant Single Female 25 1856 Nurse City of London, Middlesex, England
Laura Ashton Servant Single Female 15 1866 Nurserymaid France1901 Census: 27, Green Street, London, St George Hanover Square, England
Herbert G Lousada Head Married Male 54 1847 Solicitor London, Middlesex, England
Marion H Lousada Wife Married Female 49 1852 - London, Middlesex, England
Julian G Lousada Son Single Male 26 1875 Solicitor London, Middlesex, England
Claude Lousada Son Single Male 23 1878 Stockbroker's Clerk London, Middlesex, England
Sarah Lloyd Servant Single Female 37 1864 Cook-Domestic Shropshire, England
Millicent Peak Servant Single Female 28 1873 Parlourmaid-Domestic Leeds, Yorkshire, England
Elizabeth Tratt Servant Single Female 31 1870 Maid-Domestic Wedmore, Somerset, England
Emily Russell Servant Single Female 44 1857 Housemaid Domestic Mundham, Sussex, England
Elizabeth Chapman Servant Single Female 22 1879 Kitchenmaid Domestic London, Middlesex, EnglandMARRIAGE: Also shown as Married 9 Jul 1873
Birth date estimated from JGSGB - aged 22 at marriage
for birth and death dates see ref 252 also previous spouseBIRTH: Also shown as Born Kensington.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Jan-Mar 1851
DEATH: Also shown as Died Horsham.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jul-Sep 1922
Merchant - JGSGB
Birth date estimated from age 33 at marriage
details of his ancestry may be found on www.barrow-lousada.org via uploaded PDF 'Ada Juliana Lousada #618'for birth and death see ref 252
Merchant - JGSGB
Birth date estimated from age 33 at marriage1861 Census: Piece: RG9/561 Place: St Mary in Cstle -Sussex Enumeration District: 6
Civil Parish: St Mary Magdalen Ecclesiastical Parish: St Mary Magdalen
Folio: 6 Page: 5 Schedule: 25
Address: Saxon Hotel, Grand Parade, St Mary Magdalen, Hastings, Sussex, England
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born Remarks
VAUGHN Elizabeth Wife M F 50 Hotel Keeper Sussex - Cuckfield
VAUGHN Wm Henry Son U M 23 Ag No Stat Sussex - Brighton
VAUGHN Nathl Jenner Son U M 17 Sussex - Brighton
MITCHENER Fammi Barbara Neice U F 21 Middlesex - London
SCOTT Septimus Visitr M M 34 Army Capt Retired Middlesex - London
GORHAM William Visitr M M 44 Solicitor Kent - Penshurst
GORHAM William Arthur Visitr U M 14 Scholar Kent - Tunbridge
GORHAM Edwin John Visitr U M 11 Scholar Kent - Tunbridge
CLOSE Daniel N Visitr U M 33 Merchant London - -
STUBEL Edward Visitr U M 21 Merchant London - -
LEWIS Stephen William Visitr U M 36 Silk Mercer London - -
STUBELL Daniel Ch Visitr U M 21 Merchant London - -
LEWIS Jane Visitr W F 67 Land Proprietor Lancashire - -
RICHARDSON Esther Elizth Visitr M F 40 Merchant London - -
MAREING Charles Visitr U M 50 Architect Middlesex - Hatton
Page: 6/6 LANGHAM Henry Visitr U M 50 Fundholder London - -
REUTER Julius Visitr M M 44 Telegragh Agent Overseas - Foreign - Germany
REUTER Clementine Visitr M F 34 Overseas - Foreign - Germany
REUTER Herbert Visitr U M 9 London - -
REUTER Alice Visitr - F 7 London - -
REUTER Clementine Visitr - F 5 London - -
REUTER Lucy Visitr - F 3 London - -
REUTER Alfred Visitr - M 1 London - -
MORRIS Catherine Visitr U F 23 Nurse Shropshire - Newport
FRY Emily Visitr U F 18 Nurse Kent - Greenwich
WILLIAMSON Robert Visitr U M 55 Land Proprietor Yorkshire - Ripon
SHEATHER Charles Servnt M M 26 Waiter Sussex - Catsfield
VAUGHAN Charles Servnt U M 19 Waiter Herefordshire - Kingstone(Originally: Herefordshire - Kingston)
JARVIS Edward Servnt U M 27 Porter Kent - Ewell
HORTON Marian Servnt U F 35 Chamber Maid Sussex - Brighton
TERRY Phillis Servnt U F 18 Kitchen Maid Sussex - Bexhill
SMITH Sarah Ann Servnt U F 19 Still Room Maid Sussex - Bexhill
OLDHAM Henry Visitr M M 46 Physician M R C P London Middlesex - London1871 Census: Westbourne Terrace, Paddington, Kensington, London, England
Daniel C Stiebel Head - Male 31 1840 - London, Middlesex, England
John Dodman Servant - Male 31 1840 - Norfolk, England
Maria Clark Servant - Female 46 1825 - Surrey, England
Hannah Merredith Servant - Female 30 1841 - Hertfordshire, EnglandBIRTH: Also shown as Born Bloomsbury.
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Oct-Dec 1839
DEATH: Also shown as Died London.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Apr-Jun 1912
Marriage Notes for Ada Juliana Lousada and Daniel Charles Stiebel
Marriage from JGSGB
the same marriage date but 6 Gloucester Terrace is given in Descendants of Israel Israel - which also suggests she married someone else before she married Daniel C Stiebel
From Israel Israel descendants, there were 4 children - Evelyn, Florence, Charles, and Arthur b27 Feb 1875 d 15 Feb 1949 m Frances Lucas 1906
fro more details of family see ref 252
MARRIAGE: Place of Marriage
30-Apr-1873 Dwelling House 130 Harley Street, Marylebone
Surname: LOUSADA
Given Name(s): Ada Juliana
Hebrew Name:
Age: 22
Condition: Spinster
Rank or Profession: -
Address: 130 Harley Street, MaryleboneSurname: STIEBEL
Given Name(s): Daniel Charles
Hebrew Name:
Age: 33
Condition: Bachelor
Rank or Profession: Merchant
Address: 2 Westbourne Terrace, Paddington1881 Census: Dwelling:13 Connaught Pl
Census Place:Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Source:FHL Film 1341004 PRO Ref RG11 Piece 0016 Folio 16 Page 26
MarrAgeSexBirthplace
Daniel C. STIEBELM42 MLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:HeadOcc:Merchant
Ada STIEBELM30 FLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Wife
Florence STIEBEL 7 FLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Daur
Arthur STIEBEL 6 MLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Son
Charles STIEBEL 5 MLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Son
Evelyn STIEBEL 3 FLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Daur
Leonard STIEBEL 2 MLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:Son
William BAYFORDU27 MBishopstorstortford, Hertford, England
Rel:ServOcc:Butler
Maria MORGANU39 FPentyrch, Wales
Rel:ServOcc:Cook
Eliza JARVISU41 FSoulbray, Buckingham, England
Rel:ServOcc:Housemaid
Amelia HUDFIELDU19 FClapham
Rel:ServOcc:Kitchenmaid
Mary A. HUDFIELDU17 FClapham
Rel:ServOcc:Scullerymaid
David STRINDERU21 MTewyn, Hertford, England
Rel:ServOcc:Footman
Louisa TEVIOURU17 FLondon, London, Middlesex, England
Rel:ServOcc:Underhousemaid
Clara SAVORYU22 FFeekenham, Norfolk, England
Rel:ServOcc:Underhousemaid
Mary J. PACKWOODU25 F
Rel:ServOcc:Ladys Maid
Mary A. PALMERU27 FGreat Gidding, Hampshire, England
Rel:ServOcc:Nurse
Emma A. ROBINSONU21 FAston Clinton, Buckingham, England
Rel:ServOcc:Under Nurse
Mabel CAWTHORNEU18 FRaynham, Norfolk, England
Rel:ServOcc:Under Nurse1891 Census:Chesham Place, St George Hanover Square, London, England
Daniel C Stiebel Head Married Male 51 1840 Merchant London, Middlesex, England
Ada J Stiebel Wife Married Female 40 1851 - London, Middlesex, England
Florence Stiebel Daughter Single Female 17 1874 - London, Middlesex, England
Evelyn Stiebel Daughter Single Female 13 1878 - London, Middlesex, England
Camilla Rasche Servant Single Female 35 1856 Governess Domestic Germany
William Bayford Servant Married Male 37 1854 Butler Domestic Hertfordshire, England
William Duntye Servant Single Male 23 1868 Footman Domestic -
Maria Morgan Servant Single Female 49 1842 Cook Domestic -
Ann Hedger Servant Single Female 23 1868 Kitchenmaid Domestic Surrey, England
Harriet Harper Servant Single Female 16 1875 Scullery Maid Domestic Oxfordshire, England
Emily Franklin Servant Single Female 29 1862 Ladies Maid Domestic Gloucestershire, England
Caroline Nickolls Servant Single Female 31 1860 Nurse Domestic Gloucestershire, England
Eliza Jarvis Servant Single Female 50 1841 Housemaid Domestic Buckinghamshire, England
Ellen A Carter Servant Single Female 20 1871 Housemaid Domestic London, Middlesex, England
Eliza Broadbent Servant Single Female 35 1856 Housemaid Domestic -
Annie Wine Servant Single Female 21 1870 School Room Maid Domestic Somerset, England
Leonard Stiebel Son Single Male 12 1879 - London, Middlesex, England1911 Census: 43 Grosvenor Square W, St George Hanover Square, London, England
Daniel Charles Stickel Head Married Male 71 1840 London Retired Merchant
Ada Juliana Stickel Wife Married Female 60 1851 London -
William Bayford Servant Married Male 57 1854 Bishop S Stortford Herts Baker
George Henry Hawkins Servant Single Male 33 1878 Caversham Oxford Footman
Florence Calladine Servant Single Female 30 1881 Swanwick Derbyshire Housemaid
John Charles Barber Servant Single Male 23 1888 Peckham Surrey Footman
William Alexander Bateman Servant Single Male 16 1895 Enfield Wash Middlesex Hall Boy
Annie Harriet Fielder Servant Single Female 44 1867 London Cook
Beatrice Mary Anty Servant Single Female 26 1885 Leeds Yorkshire Kitchenmaid
Amelia Gardner Servant Single Female 25 1886 Abingdon Berks Housemaid
Emily Maria Norman Servant Single Female 22 1889 Norwood Surrey Housemaid
Edith Emily Frigg Servant Single Female 16 1895 Ottershaw Surrey Housemaid
Catherine Forbes Servant Single Female 24 1887 Castle Forbes Aberdam Lady's MaidMARRIAGE: Also shown as Married 130 Harley St Marylebone.
place of birth from family records - Andrew Gordon
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Hollington.
DEATH: Also shown as Died 13 Jul 1961
DEATH: Also shown as Died 13 Jul 1961
Capt
21st Hussars (unsourced)
for his ancestry and other details see PDF 'Dick-Cunyngham Robert Keith Alexander' on www.barrow-lousada.orgsee ref 279
21st Hussars (unsourced)
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jul-Sep 1913
Marriage Notes for Beatrice Eleanor Lousada and Robert Henry Dick-Cunyngham
marriage from Andrew Gordon - Gordon Family Tree on ancestry.com
MARRIAGE: marriage from Andrew Gordon - Gordon Family Tree on ancestry.com
1911 Census: 35 Clavendon Square Leamington, Leamington, Warwickshire, England
Robert Henry Dick Cunyngham Head Married Male 35 1876 Prestonfield Midlothian Retired Captain 21st Lancers Private Means
Beatrice Eleanor Dick Cunyngham Wife Married Female 34 1877 Hollington Sussex -
Ailsa Joan Mary Dick Cunyngham Daughter - Female 5 1906 Hampton Court Midsex -
Colin Keith Dick Cunyngham Son - Male 3 1908 Aisthorpe Lincoln -
Florence Marion Lousada Sister In Law Single Female 26 1885 Hollington Sussex Private Means
Sarah Baker Servant Single Female 35 1876 Bishops Teignton Devon Nurse DomesticMARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Cheltenham.
from Alan Pereira 20 Nov 2017
FindMyPast, England & Wales deaths 1837-2007
Ailsa Joan M Dick-Cunyngham Born 22 Sep 1905 Died 3q 1974 Colchester 9 1865.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Colchester.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jul-Sep 1974
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jul-Sep 1974
Major Sir
Killed in action at Tobruk in 1941 - first cousin of fathers of Peter Lousada and Anthony Gordon respectively; birth from Family Connections Family Tree on ancestry.comBURIAL: Plot: 6. P. 10.
He was educated at Cheltenham College, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England.
He succeeded to the title of 11th Baronet Dick, of Prestonfield, co. Midlothian [S., 1707] on 25 March 1922.
He succeeded to the title of 9th Baronet Cuninghame, of Caprington, co. Ayr [N.S., 1669] on 25 March 1922.
He gained the rank of Captain in the service of the Black Watch.
He was educated at Royal Military College, Sandhurst, Berkshire, England.
He was Aide-de-Camp to the Commander, 4th Division in 1935.
On his death, his baronetcy became extinct.
Killed in action at Tobruk in 1941 - first cousin of fathers of Peter Lousada and Anthony Gordon respectively; birth from Family Connections Family Tree on ancestry.comBIRTH: Also shown as Born Lincolnshire.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Tobruk.
a grandson is Anthony Gordon who emailed the website on 2 May 2012
GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Emile Henriette
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Sussex.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Cheltenham.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jul-Sep 1956
GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Emile Henriette
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jul-Sep 1956
GIVEN NAMES: Also shown as Emile Henriette
DEATH: Also shown as Died Jul-Sep 1956
Oriel William Erskine Bannerman
Capt
KIA WW1
notes from Peter Lousada 2011BIRTH: Also shown as Born Mumbai.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Boulogne.
Ramsay Frederick Clayton Gordon
ancestry.com
CHRISTENING: Ramsay Frederick Clayton Gordon Baptised 25 Jan 1865 Folio 31 Madras military fund, 1829-1913
Mother Lucy Catherine
Father Alexander Ansdell Gordonancestry.com
BIRTH: Also shown as Born Bayswater.
DEATH: Also shown as Died Cheltenham.
Marriage Notes for Emilie Henriette Lousada and Ramsay Frederick Clayton Gordon
MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Hanover Square.
MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Apr-Jun 1920
MARRIAGE: Also shown as Married Apr-Jun 1920