Descendants of Charles Payne
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140. ERIC GARNET5 ELDRIDGE (VIVIAN JASPER4, MATILDA SOPHIA3 PAYNE, CHARLES2, JAMES1) was born 1922 in Epping NSW. He married NOELEEN MARJORIE COUSINS 1944 in Burwood Rg 1785/1944. She was born in Burwood NSW. Children of ERIC ELDRIDGE and NOELEEN COUSINS are: i. DAVID MURRAY6 ELDRIDGE. ii. RICHARD GARNET ELDRIDGE. 141. PERCY MURRAY5 ELDRIDGE (VIVIAN JASPER4, MATILDA SOPHIA3 PAYNE, CHARLES2, JAMES1) was born 30 Jul 1925 in Young NSW. He married (1) VIOLET MARY JEAN HOWARTH 05 Oct 1946 in Holy Trinity Church, Darby Falls NSW, daughter of WALTER HOWARTH and SARAH CUMMINGS. She was born 14 Sep 1925 in Reids Flat NSW, and died 15 Apr 1947 in Cowra District Hospital NSW 10743/1947. He married (2) HAZEL WOOD 23 Apr 1949 in Wyong NSW. She was born 16 Jun 1932. PERCY MURRAY ELDRIDGE: Percy served in WW2 VIOLET MARY JEAN HOWARTH: Burial: 17 Sep 1925, Darby Falls NSW Children of PERCY ELDRIDGE and HAZEL WOOD are: 295. i. ELIZABETH FAYE6 ELDRIDGE, b. 02 Nov 1949. 296. ii. CAROLYNE GAYE ELDRIDGE, b. 26 Dec 1951. iii. LYNETTE ANN ELDRIDGE, b. 1951; d. 1951. iv. VICKY JEAN ELDRIDGE, b. 1961; d. 1961.
Grandmother of Richard Gabrielle and Gregory Burial: 22 Feb 1973, East. Sub Cremated Children of THORA SCOBLE and KENNETH MCLEAN are: i. BRIAN7 MCLEAN. ii. JUDITH MCLEAN. 143. NEVA ALMA6 SCOBLE (URIAS JOHN 'JACK'5, ELIZABETH LOUISA4 PAYNE, CHARLES JAMES3, CHARLES2, JAMES1) died in living Qld 1980. She married WARNER CAREY 1944 in Glebe NSW. He was born 08 Dec 1920 in Brisbane Qld. Children of NEVA SCOBLE and WARNER CAREY are: i. RODNEY WARNER7 CAREY. ii. DESMOND FRANCIS CAREY. 144. DOUGLAS THOMAS6 SCOBLE (URIAS JOHN 'JACK'5, ELIZABETH LOUISA4 PAYNE, CHARLES JAMES3, CHARLES2, JAMES1) was born 27 May 1917 in Leadville, NSW. He married PHYLLIS MAY KELLY 1942 in Glebe, NSW. Child of DOUGLAS SCOBLE and PHYLLIS KELLY is: i. BRENDA IRENE7 SCOBLE, b. 02 Jul 1945, Crown Street Woman’s Hospital Sydney.
6 July 1945 SCOBLE-July 2 at Crown Street Women’s Hospital to Phyllis wife of Trooper Douglas Scoble A I F abroad-a daughter (Brenda Irene) 145. CECIL STANLEY6 SERGEANT (ALBERT 'STANLEY'5, SARAH 'ALICE'4 PAYNE, CHARLES JAMES3, CHARLES2, JAMES1) was born 16 Mar 1920 in McLean, NSW, and died 15 Nov 1974 in Evans Head NSW. He married MURIEL HANNAH 1944 in Mclean, NSW. Child of CECIL SERGEANT and MURIEL HANNAH is: i. ALAN ROY7 SERGEANT, d. 1963, Port Macquarie.
Children of KEVIN ELLICH and NANCY WHITFIELD are: i. PETER7 ELLICH. ii. DAVID ELLICH. iii. PATRICIA ELLICH.
March 30 1979 ELLICH Harold John, March 28 1979 at Auckland Hospital, New Zealand, Passed away after a long illness, formerly of 25a Prince Street, North Parramatta, loving husband of Brenda, devoted daddy to Sarah and Megan, loved brother and brother-in-law of Kevin and Claire, dearly loved uncle of Peter, Patricia and David. Interred Auckland March 30 1979 Children of HAROLD ELLICH and BRENDA are: i. SARAH7 ELLICH. ii. MEGAN ELLICH. 148. JUNE6 BONSER (ETHEL MAY M5 MURPHY, SARAH 'ALICE'4 PAYNE, CHARLES JAMES3, CHARLES2, JAMES1) Children of JUNE BONSER are: i. SAMANTHA7 BONSER. ii. JUSTINE BONSER. 149. LAURA ELLEN6 JEFFREY (ALIDIA LYDIA MAY5 ELVINS, LAURA4 PAYNE, CHARLES JAMES3, CHARLES2, JAMES1) was born 1912 in Cobar, NSW, and died 17 Feb 1942 in Newtown, NSW. She married BERT LESLIE ALDRIDGE 1939 in Ashfield, NSW. He died 1971 in Wagga Wagga, NSW (58). SMH
Feb 18 1942 ALDRIDGE February 17 1942 Laura Ellen, dearly beloved wife of Bert Aldridge. ALDRIDGE The relatives and friends of MR BERT ALDRIDGE of 124 Mallett Street, Camperdown are invited to attend the funeral of his beloved WIFE Laura Ellen to leave our chapel 810 George Street Sydney THIS THURSDAY at 2.15 p.m. for Church of England Cemetery Rookwood. Cause of Death: Childbirth Child of LAURA JEFFREY and BERT ALDRIDGE is: i. STILLBORN7 ALDRIDGE, b. 17 Feb 1942; d. 17 Feb 1942, Newtown, NSW. 150. NORMA JUNE6 ELVINS (CHARLES HENRY5, LAURA4 PAYNE, CHARLES JAMES3, CHARLES2, JAMES1) died 05 Mar 1980 in Greenwich NSW. She married STANFORD JOHN BOYD 1950 in Hurstville, NSW. He died 13 Oct 1998 in Katoomba and Adelaide. Children of NORMA ELVINS and STANFORD BOYD are: i. WARREN7 STANLEY. ii. GAIL STANLEY. 151. GREGORY JAMES6 ELVINS (CHARLES HENRY5, LAURA4 PAYNE, CHARLES JAMES3, CHARLES2, JAMES1) was born 1934, and died 25 Nov 1985 in Mortdale, NSW. He married NORMA. : SMH November 26 1985 ELVIN Gregory James - November 25 1985 at hospital, late of Mortdale, dearly loved husband of Norma, loved brother-in-law of Maureen and Kevin, Beryl and John, Aged 51 years. Children of GREGORY ELVINS and NORMA are: i. STELLA7 ELVINS. ii. BRIAN ELVINS.
Children of HELEN BIRCHILL and JAMES SEFTON are: i. PHILLIPA MARY7 SEFTON. ii. STEPHEN JAMES SEFTON. iii. CHRISTOPHER JOHN SEFTON.
: SMH 16 Jan 2003 BIRCHILL. Alan John. — January 15. 2003, of Putney formerly of Haberfield Dearly loved husband of Mary. Loving father and father-in-law of Andrew and Sandra. Ian and Lisa. Much loved grandfather of Aimee. Blanca. Kyle and Rhys. Brother and brother-in-law of Helen and Jim. Aged 72 years. Our memories will live on. The family and friends of ALAN are warmly invited to attend his , funeral service, to be held In the East Chapel, of the Rookwood Gardens Crematorium. Rookwood. Commencing at 11.15 a.m.. tomorrow (Friday. January 17, 2003). HAMILTON FUNERALS Family owned and operated F.D.A. of N.S.W. North Shore 9489 2228 Children of ALAN BIRCHILL and MARY ROSE are: i. ANDREW JOHN7 BIRCHILL, m. SANDRA. ii. IAN DAVID BIRCHILL, m. LISA.
02/05/2006 FELTHAM, Veryl Rachel. Passed away peacefully in her sleep at home on April 27, 2006. Adored partner of John. Cherished mother of Mandy and Karen and mother-in-law of Andrew and her extended family Robyn and Karen. Loving grandmother of Ashley and Mathew. Forever in our hearts. The relatives and friends of VERYL are kindly invited to attend her funeral service to be held at Rookwood Crematorium, Lidcombe, on Wednesday (May 3, 2006), commencing at 12.15 p.m. in the South Chapel. In the care of WHITE LADY FUNERALS, Children of VERYL ARLIDGE and BRIAN FELTHAM are: i. KAREN7 FELTHAM. ii. MANY FELTHAM.
Children of GAIL PAYNE and RALPH HOPKINS are: i. KENDALL JAYE7 HOPKINS. ii. ASHLEY LANE HOPKINS. 156. SANDRA IRENE6 PAYNE (CHARLES ALEXANDER5, CHARLES HENRY4, CHARLES JAMES3, CHARLES2, JAMES1) She married ROBERT JAMES WEEKES. Child of SANDRA PAYNE and ROBERT WEEKES is: i. JACQUELINE7 WEEKES.
Children of TREVOR CRAMP and BARBARA HART are: i. MARK7 CRAMP, b. 11 Dec 1963, Crookwell NSW; d. 23 May 1988, Crookwell NSW. 297. ii. ALLISON CRAMP, b. 15 Apr 1966, Crookwell NSW. 158. KEVIN6 ELDRIDGE (EULALIE VERA5 CRAMP, CHARLES HENRY4, ELIZABETH 'LOUISA'3 PAYNE, CHARLES2, JAMES1) was born 10 Apr 1928 in Binda NSW. He met GENEVIEVE MARY DALTON. She was born 07 Sep 1931. Children of KEVIN ELDRIDGE and GENEVIEVE DALTON are: i. SHARON ANNE7 ELDRIDGE, b. 13 Jul 1963. ii. JOANNE MARY ELDRIDGE, b. 23 May 1966. iii. CHRISTINE VERA ELDRIDGE, b. 01 Dec 1969.
Children of MARIE ELDRIDGE and WILLIAM HAYWARD are: i. CHRISTOPHER CHARLES7 HAYWARD, b. 05 Oct 1957. ii. JANE EULALIE HAYWARD, b. 25 Jan 1960. iii. LUCY ANNE HAYWARD, b. 13 Oct 1961. iv. MARIE LOUISE HAYWARD, b. 13 Oct 1961. 160. GREGORY6 ELDRIDGE (EULALIE VERA5 CRAMP, CHARLES HENRY4, ELIZABETH 'LOUISA'3 PAYNE, CHARLES2, JAMES1) was born 19 Jan 1938 in Binda NSW. He met JANIS HOPPER. Children of GREGORY ELDRIDGE and JANIS HOPPER are: i. VICKI7 ELDRIDGE, b. 25 Jun 1963. ii. TONI ELDRIDGE, b. 1966. iii. GAVIN ELDRIDGE, b. 28 Jun 1969.
Burial: Crookwell NSW Children of PAULINE BRANSON and KELVIN HEGARTY are: 298. i. DAVID7 HEGARTY, b. 13 May 1957, Crookwell NSW. 299. ii. PAUL HEGARTY, b. 15 Dec 1959, Crookwell NSW. 300. iii. MALCOLM HEGARTY, b. 05 Jan 1963, Crookwell NSW. 162. DAVID CHARLES6 BRANSON (JUNETTE PAULINE5 CRAMP, CHARLES HENRY4, ELIZABETH 'LOUISA'3 PAYNE, CHARLES2, JAMES1) was born 30 Aug 1933 in Crookwell NSW, and died 05 Oct 1980 in Strathfield NSW. He married VALORIE CLARE WHITTINGTON 29 Jan 1959 in Crookwell NSW, daughter of BERT WHITTINGTON and OLIVE OLIVER. She was born 03 Oct 1938 in Crookwell NSW. Branson, David Charles 47 5th October 1980 Strathfield Parents: Alfred Edward McDonald Branson/Junetta Pauline Cramp Married: Valerie Whittington Divorced Issue: Douglas 20, Marcia 18, Penelope 12 Burial: cofe Cemetery Binda Children of DAVID BRANSON and VALORIE WHITTINGTON are: i. DOUGLAS CLAYTON7 BRANSON, b. 13 May 1960, Crookwell NSW. ii. MARCIA JAUNITA BRANSON, b. 13 Apr 1961, Crookwell NSW. iii. PENELOPE CHRISTINE BRANSON, b. 21 Nov 1967, Crookwell NSW.
Child of DOREEN ADAH BRANSON is: i. PHILLIP RAMON7 BRANSON, b. Crookwell NSW.
Children of ATHLEEN BRANSON and HENRY SELMES are: 301. i. JOANNE BRANSON7 SELMES, b. 27 Oct 1958, Crookwell NSW. 302. ii. STEPHEN EDWARD SELMES, b. 28 Aug 1960, Crookwell NSW. 303. iii. MIRIAM ELIZABETH SELMES, b. 01 Jul 1963, Crookwell NSW.
Burial: Binda Cause of Death: Cancer of the mouth Child of GAVIN CRAMP and MARIE SHEPHERD is: 304. i. PHILLIP ANTHONY7 CRAMP, b. 22 Jun 1962, Crookwell NSW.
Children of MAXINE CRAMP and BARRY LOCKE are: i. RICHARD7 LOCKE m ALEX they have two daughters Isabelle & Georgia ii. CAROLINE LOCKE m STEWART HALL, they have three children Catlyn, Will & Max. iii. CATHERINE LOCKE. 6/08/2012 Crookwell Gazette LOCKE, Barrie Ronald August 5, 2012 Aged 76 years Passed away peacefully with family and friends and the caring support of staff at the Goulburn and Crookwell Hospitals. Beloved husband to Maxine, much loved father and brother, treasured father-in-law, uncle, adored grandfather and friend to so many. Barrie's fun loving and engaging character will be missed by us all. Friends and relatives are invited to attend his funeral at St James Anglican Church, Binda at 1pm on Saturday August 11. The family requests donations to the Leukaemia Foundation in lieu of flowers. R.J. KENNEDY & CO Funeral Directors 41 Cowper Street, Crookwell Phone (02) 4832 1352
After completing his schooling in Sydney, Barrie joined the Bank of NSW. His first posting was to the thriving country town of Crookwell. While there he met Maxine Cramp but there was no romance. Later when back in Sydney Barrie was walking in George Street. He saw a familiar face. Stopped to talk, it was Maxine. Like magic, romance and then marriage followed. Barrie's banking career took him to many places including Newcastle Broken Hill and Adelaide. Then he began to dream of his Tumbarumba connections. The Schoolers, the Andersons, the Sinclairs. He dreamt of cattle farming and camping in the mountains. Soon he and his brother John purchased "Wollongawah" a fine property on Paddy's River that had been part of the great "Maragle "station. They bought the best breeding Herefords and Barrie and Maxine and their young family of Kate, Caroline and Richard seemed set to become part of the rural establish-mint. But no, Barrie was inspired. He saw the moonlight on McPhersons Plains and began to dream. His was a great dream of an alpine resort, and a great subdivision that would bring people from everywhere to enjoy the delights of alpine Australia near Tumbarumba. Then Barrie began to build the great resort, friends in Adelaide gave encouragement, the McPherson Plains resort was to become a playground for the adventurers and nature lovers of South Australia. He had visited Bright and Harrietville and knew that Tumbarumba was equally as accessible, as those much visited tourist meccas, for people from Adelaide. Barrie was also a man whose hands were never idle and he could turn them to almost anything. He milled his own timber. Made his own mud bricks. He tackled the problems of plumbing, generators and water supply with gusto and innovation. He encouraged mountain biking and at the resort he was both restaurateur and raconteur. And then just as it seemed that his dreams would come true fate stepped in and the punishers and straighteners of this world began to put obstacles in his way. The Tumbarumba Shire Council, was not developer friendly. They made for problems regarding access, they insisted on built roads and access up front and always fees, development applications and bureaucratic nit picking. Like with so many other dreamers, they did not help smooth the way. Barrie and his partners needed help to achieve their grand designs and to make the dream become a reality. And it seems that like so many others before them they became prey for the big end of town. They had put their land and their total commitment on the line. Their partners from the big end of town proved unhelpful. The dream at McPhersons Plains collapsed and Barrie and his family retreated to a small holding on Paddy's River to regroup and lick their wounds. Barrie was undaunted. He became a latter day pioneer in mud brick building and developed a small tourism business at "Akuna" In due course Barrie and Maxine, the girl he had met as a young man in Crookwell, retired to familiar territory in the beautiful village of Binda. There Barrie was generous with his talents. He became "Poppy" to all. He became the village handyman, a financial elder, an organiser. In the lean years he organised for a bore to be sunk. He was chief handy man, financial advisor and a spokesperson for the Anglican parish of Binda. He attended the synod of the diocese and became friend and advisor to a succession of clergymen. With the passage of years his darling Maxine succumbed, to Alzheimers. He was her support and strength for a long time and then a constant visitor when she was placed in care. Early this year Barrie was diagnosed with leukemia. He fought a valiant battle, but knew he was on a one way street. He died on 5th August. But this dreamer, did not dream alone and he did not die alone. His children and grand children, the Cramp family, the Anglicans and indeed the entire village of Binda saw to it that he had an appropriate send off. Barrie was accorded the rare privilege of being buried in the church grounds. His sisters in law, Denise Fisher and Janet Cramp read lessons, his grand-daughter, Lil Costello played beautiful music on the flute, his brother in law Jim Connolly told of his dreams and Rev Rick Lewis spoke of his commitment to the village, his faith and his determination not to be bested in political debate. And then as they laid him to rest behind the church, his family placed soil from "Wollongawah", "McPhersons Plains" and "Akuna" in his grave. He was resting in familiar territory. All those privileged to have been able to attend were convinced that Barrie Locke's heart was in Binda and he was a dreamer who had received a fitting "farewell". Barrie Locke laid to rest at Binda.
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