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🌳WikiTreeProfile Id Winwood-227 · Person Henry Winwood · Data Updated 2026-08-16Secondary
Henry Winwood (1855-1932) married Mary Jane Peters 1903-06-06 in Queensland, and Louisa Peters 1909-12-23 in Queensland. Sarah Jane Watson is not listed among his spouses there.
Supports clearing the family startDate, which carried the same misfiled 1903 value as the MARR event. The union itself is well attested by the eight children and is left in place, undated.
🌳WikiTreeProfile Id Wacker-77 · Person Wilhelm Mathaus Wacker · Data Updated 2026-08-16Secondary
Emilie Marie Auguste Henschke, b. 1837-04-08 Brandenburg, Prussia; d. 1875-05-10 Point Pass, South Australia. Spouse Johann Gottfried Wittwer, married 1860-08-02, Hoffnungsthal, South Australia, Australia.
Supports the corrected startDate on the family row (the same value the MARR event carries).
🌳WikiTreeProfile Id Ruciak-2 · Person Franziska Ruciak · Data Updated 2026-08-16Secondary
In 1871 Jane, age 34, was recorded as married in Lanark, Ontario, Canada. Robert Dumn Married M 44 Scotland / Jane Dumn Married F 34 Ont / Elizabeth Dumn F 12 Ont / Mariah Dumn F 10 Ont / Peter Dumn M 6 Ont / William Dumn M 4 Ont
Quoting the profile's transcript of the 1871 Census of Canada (FamilySearch M47V-8NL, page 21, line 2). The surname is indexed as 'Dumn', a common misreading of Dunn. NOT ESTABLISHED: no marriage date or place was found.
Cyrus' father registered the deed to the front half of Lot 16 BF (100 acres) to Cyrus on March 31, 1881. Cyrus married June 14, 1882. The Scobie family had a building bee to construct a barn and small log shanty as a starter home for the young couple ... Cyrus was a Methodist and Annie an Anglican so they compromised and joined the Presbyterian congregation ... Five of their sons enlisted
Relaying Agnes Groome, 'Seeking Their Places in the New World' (1992). NOT ESTABLISHED: the marriage place. The book was quoted second-hand via WikiTree, not examined.
George Alexander Scobie (age 21), son of Alexander Scobie and Margaret Scobie, married Mary Jane Gould (age 18), daughter of John Gould and Jane Gould, on 25 Dec 1876 in Horton, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada
Quoting the profile's transcript of Canada, Ontario, Marriages 1869-1927 (FamilySearch FMN2-2ZX; FHL microfilm 1863650). NOT ESTABLISHED: the marriage place Horton, Renfrew is recorded in this note only — no place row was created for it, as Renfrew County places are outside my assigned set.
Alexander Scobie (age 40), son of George A Scobie and Margaret Scobie, married Jennie Mcwade (age 30), daughter of Elvis Mcwade and Ann Mcwade, on 6 Mar 1895 in Ross, Renfrew, Ontario, Canada
Quoting the profile's transcript of Canada, Ontario, Marriages 1869-1927 (FamilySearch KSC1-KXM; FHL microfilm 1870710). NOT ESTABLISHED: the groom's parents are given as George A Scobie and Margaret, which the profile itself flags as a probable clerical slip repeating his own forename. Marriage place Ross, Renfrew recorded in this note only.
Death: New South Wales Births, Deaths and Marriages registry online; F= John, M= Sophia; Reg. 13941/1911
Source line from the WikiTree profile Grenenger-14 (Wenzel Grenenger 1833-1911). A compiled tree, quality 1, but it names the exact NSW death registration number and agrees with the Australian Cemeteries Index independently. The registration itself should be read in the NSW BDM index (Chrome) to confirm. Sophia's maiden surname is not given by either source, so she is recorded with a given name only.
Benjamin Saville then married Mary Owen nee Cook a widow in 1845 at St. Andrews Church, Port Macquarie.
WikiTree profile Saville-68, read via the API 2026-09-07. RECONCILED: the NSW marriage register (2069/1845 and its duplicate 205/1845, cited alongside) enters the bride as MARY OWEN, confirming WikiTree's reading that she married Benjamin as a widow under her first husband's surname; COOK, her maiden name, is what the Lansdowne cemetery transcription and Find a Grave record. Both spellings are now name rows on her. The church and the 1845 date remain WikiTree-only — the index gives no place beyond the register code JT.
NSW BDM RECORDS: MARRIAGE 2772/1860 SAVILLE BENJAMIN BAKER AMELIA MANNING RIVER
The NSW marriage index row as quoted in the source list of WikiTree profile Saville-68. SUPERSEDED: the index itself has since been read in a browser and is cited directly on this family at quality 3, and it agrees with this quotation word for word. Kept only as the trail showing where the lead came from.
The Hawstead, Suffolk, baptismal register has an entry for Robert, son of William and Sarah, 25 Aug 1822.
Compiled profile; the register entry was not seen as an image and FreeREG has no transcribed parish in Thingoe, so it cannot be checked there. Sarah's maiden name Billaman comes only from this profile.
Elizabeth Debenham. She was born 29 November 1819, baptised in Whepstead 12 December 1819. Her father was John, and mother was registered there as Catharine "late Brownley".
Compiled profile; the Whepstead register was not seen. It gives John Debenham of Chevington, Suffolk, 1786-1876, and Catherine Brownley, said to have been born in Antrim and to have died at Chevington in February 1848 - both created here without a birthplace, since neither is evidenced by a record I read.
Elizabeth Debenham's sister also came to Kempsey. She had married Samuel Chapman in 1844 in Chevington Suffolk.
From Elizabeth's own compiled profile. This sentence is what connects the Thingoe marriage registration below to this family, and it explains the Debenhams the NSW index shows at Kempsey.
Charlotte Emma Avery was born 9 November 1833, according to her baptism record at St Phillips Church Sydney on 12 January 1834, parents John and Charlotte. Her father John Avery was described as a sawyer of Sydney in the baptism record.
Compiled profile; it gives John Abel Avery as born 12 June 1802 at High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, and died 3 January 1880 at West Kempsey, and Charlotte Emma Davis as born about 1809 in London and died 3 August 1874 on the Macleay - dates carried here at quality 1 with no birthplaces set, since I saw no record for either.
🌳WikiTreeProfile Id Wyer-50 · Data Updated 2026-09-08Questionable
After the death of John in 1841 she re-married 22 June 1842 at St Saviour, County Argyle (the Bungonia area, near Goulburn), as Jane "Wire" with Richard Taylor a boatman who had come on the Layton 8/11/1829 at the age of 19; after being convicted of Highway Robbery in Lincoln. This must be her, because when she gave permission for her daughter Lucy Barber to marry, Lucy's mother was called Jane Taylor.
Read through the WikiTree API (action=getProfile, bio field) on 2026-09-08; wiki markup dropped, nothing else altered. Quality 1: the marriage register has not been read and the NSW index has not been searched for it. The identification argument quoted at the end is the profile's own and is a good one — Jane Barber's daughter Lucy needed her mother's consent to marry at Goulburn in December 1842, six months after this marriage, and the consenting mother is named Jane Taylor. It is also what makes the "Wire" spelling attested on a record rather than in prose, which is why that aka row is proposed in #2306. Richard Taylor is created here as a spouse only — no children are attached to this family, because the two Taylor children usually given to it belong to the disputed Parramatta household.