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[Index]
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| Sarah BISHOP (1784 - 1873) |
| Children |
Self + Spouses |
Parents |
Grandparents |
Greatgrandparents |
Henry Richard LYNE (1819 - 1875)
Susannah LYNE (1821 - 1894)
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Sarah BISHOP (1784 - 1873)
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William LYNE (1781 - 1854)
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| Self |
Sarah BISHOP |
1784 |
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1873 |
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89 |
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| Spouse/Partner |
William LYNE |
1781 |
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1854 |
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73 |
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| Son |
Henry Richard LYNE |
1819 |
Lambeth, Surrey, England |
11 May 1875 |
Launceston, Tasmania, Australia |
56 |
| Daughter |
Susannah LYNE |
09 Jul 1821 |
Coombend, Gloucestershire, England |
27 Aug 1894 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
73 |
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| Daughter in Law |
Mary AMOS |
26 Mar 1814 |
Heriot, Midlothian, Scotland |
30 Sep 1876 |
Launceston, Tasmania, Australia |
62 |
| Son in Law |
Adam AMOS |
13 Jul 1807 |
Heriot, Midlothian, Scotland |
18 May 1874 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
66 |
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| Granddaughter |
Sarah Mary AMOS |
21 Mar 1842 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
06 Mar 1844 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
1 |
| Granddaughter |
Jessie Elizabeth AMOS |
24 Jan 1844 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
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| Grandson |
Norman Eugene AMOS |
17 Apr 1846 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
08 Sep 1933 |
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
87 |
| Grandson |
William Anthony AMOS |
31 Aug 1847 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
28 Jun 1907 |
Victoria, Australia |
59 |
| Granddaughter |
Susannah AMOS |
02 Apr 1849 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
08 Mar 1875 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
25 |
| Granddaughter |
Louisa AMOS |
26 Sep 1850 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
16 Dec 1929 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
79 |
| Granddaughter |
Miriam AMOS |
01 Jul 1854 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
24 Feb 1855 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
0 |
| Grandson |
Lewis AMOS |
04 Jul 1854 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
07 Feb 1901 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
46 |
| Granddaughter |
Rosina AMOS |
06 Feb 1856 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
13 Jul 1934 |
Tasmania, Australia |
78 |
| Grandson |
Owen Livingstone AMOS |
28 Jun 1858 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
26 Feb 1930 |
Warwick, Queensland, Australia |
71 |
| Granddaughter |
Ada Margaret AMOS |
25 Apr 1860 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
14 Dec 1940 |
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80 |
| Grandson |
Henrick Howard AMOS |
1863 |
Tasmania, Australia |
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| Granddaughter |
Mabel Constance AMOS |
31 Oct 1865 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
1931 |
Tasmania, Australia |
66 |
| Grandson |
Adam Clarendon AMOS |
09 Sep 1869 |
Glamorgan, Tasmania, Australia |
May 1934 |
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
64 |
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| Personal Notes: |
The Lyne family, William, Sarah and five children, arrived in Hobart in 1826, and received a 1500-acre land grant on the east coast, named Apsley (later Apslawn). Gradually their stock of sheep and cattle increased, despite problems with lack of water and fear of Aborigines. Their son John continued at Apslawn, and his eldest son Sir William Lyne became Premier of New South Wales and a member of the first federal cabinet. Apslawn passed out of the family, with some family members acquiring farming land along the east coast, and another of John's sons, Carmichael, acquired the property Riccarton at Campbell Town. His son Crosby turned Riccarton into a top wheat-producing property, was warden of Campbell Town, and a keen horse enthusiast. Descendants still own Riccarton.
Over almost two centuries, the Lyne family have not only been prominent pastoralists, but have provided federal, state and local politicians, and leaders in agricultural activities ranging from the Tasmanian Farmers, Stockowners and Orchardists Association to Landcare.
Further reading: L Nyman, The Lyne family history, Hobart, 1976; and The east coasters, Launceston, 1990; W Davenport & R Amos, Glamorgan, [ Swansea ], 1988; National Trust of Australia (Tasmania), Campbell Town, Campbell Town, 1966. |