William Henry BARNARD (1831

William Henry BARNARD (1831 - 1900)

receiver and paymaster, land officer, and gold receiver at Ballarat

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Maude Marienne BARNARD (1863 - 1864) Howard George Lawrence BARNARD (1864 - 1865) Arthur Herbert BARNARD (1868 - 1888) Henry Lynn BARNARD (1870 - 1945) Edith Ruth BARNARD (1871 - 1872) Gertrude Marie BARNARD (1872 - 1946) Dora BARNARD (1874 - 1954) Paul Vernon BARNARD (1875 - ) Evan William BARNARD (1877 - 1878) Octavia BARNARD (1881 - 1964)	William Henry BARNARD (1831 - 1900) + Caroline Marienne Lawrence HENTY (1837 - 1865) Bessie LYNN (1845 - 1881) Ellen BARNARD (1843 - 1884) Flora BARNARD (1845 - 1929)	John BARNARD (1789 - 1864)	John BARNARD (1752 - 1828)	John BARNARD (1721 - )
				Ann HOLDERNESS
			Sarah COLE (1755 - )

		Harriet BURROWS (1796 - 1846)

b. 04 Feb 1831 at Lambeth, Surrey, England

m. (1) 04 Feb 1859 Caroline Marienne Lawrence HENTY (1837 - 1865) at Launceston, Tasmania, Australia

m. (2) 23 Apr 1867 Bessie LYNN (1845 - 1881) at Ballarat, Victoria, Australia

m. (3) 1883 Ellen BARNARD (1843 - 1884) at Victoria, Australia

m. (4) 28 May 1886 Flora BARNARD (1845 - 1929) at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

d. 12 Jan 1900 at Ballarat, Victoria, Australia aged 68

Near Relatives of William Henry BARNARD (1831 - 1900)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Grandfather	John BARNARD	09 Apr 1752	Reading, Berkshire, England	1828	England	76
Grandmother	Sarah COLE	1755	Reading, Berkshire, England	Y

Father in Law	Lawrence William HENTY
Mother in Law	Mary Ann (HENTY)
Father in Law	Adam Loftus LYNN
Mother in Law	Marianne Beers FERRES	03 Oct 1810	Larne, Co Antrim, Northern Ireland	1888	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	78
Father in Law	George William BARNARD	bef 13 Mar 1791	England	02 Sep 1864	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	73
Mother in Law	Anne GREENSILL	1809	London, Middlesex, England	19 Nov 1879	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	70
Father in Law	George William BARNARD	bef 13 Mar 1791	England	02 Sep 1864	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	73
Mother in Law	Anne GREENSILL	1809	London, Middlesex, England	19 Nov 1879	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	70

Father	John BARNARD	23 Nov 1789	Lambeth, Surrey, England	25 Dec 1864	Lambeth, Surrey, England	75
Mother	Harriet BURROWS	abt 1796		abt Dec 1846	Lambeth, Surrey, England	50

Self	William Henry BARNARD	04 Feb 1831	Lambeth, Surrey, England	12 Jan 1900	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	68

Wife	Caroline Marienne Lawrence HENTY	abt 1837		13 Feb 1865	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	28
Wife	Bessie LYNN	07 Nov 1845	Salt Mills, Co Wexford, Ireland	03 Sep 1881	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	35
Wife	Ellen BARNARD	1843	Chiselhurst, Kent, England	1884		41
Wife	Flora BARNARD	24 Dec 1845	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	1929	Victoria, Australia	84

Daughter	Maude Marienne BARNARD	25 Mar 1863		27 Mar 1864		1
Son	Howard George Lawrence BARNARD	11 Mar 1864		21 Aug 1865		1
Son	Arthur Herbert BARNARD	25 Jan 1868	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	1888	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	20
Son	Henry Lynn BARNARD	1870	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	14 Feb 1945	Perth, Western Australia, Australia	75
Daughter	Edith Ruth BARNARD	20 May 1871	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	12 Feb 1872	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	0
Daughter	Gertrude Marie BARNARD	02 Oct 1872	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	05 Oct 1946	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	74
Daughter	Dora BARNARD	24 Feb 1874	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	25 Dec 1954	Victoria, Australia	80
Son	Paul Vernon BARNARD	11 Oct 1875	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
Son	Evan William BARNARD	13 May 1877	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	Jan 1878	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	0
Daughter	Octavia BARNARD	03 Sep 1881	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	1964		83

Brother	John BARNARD	27 May 1818	Lambeth, Surrey, England	09 May 1898	Brighton, Sussex, England	79
Sister	Harriette BARNARD	11 Oct 1819	Lambeth, Surrey, England	28 Mar 1909		89
Sister	Sarah BARNARD	11 Mar 1821	Lambeth, Surrey, England	10 Dec 1903		82
Brother	George BARNARD	1823	Lambeth, Surrey, England	1824		1
Brother	Charles William BARNARD	1825	Lambeth, Surrey, England	08 Jun 1846		21
Brother	George William BARNARD	31 Dec 1826	Lambeth, Surrey, England	19 Mar 1901	Wandsworth, London, England	74
Sister	Mary BARNARD	25 Nov 1828	Lambeth, Surrey, England	13 Nov 1909		80
Sister	Jane Maria BARNARD	04 Dec 1832	Lambeth, Surrey, England	01 Mar 1898		65
Brother	James Orme BARNARD	05 Aug 1835	Lambeth, Surrey, England	19 Mar 1913	Auckland, New Zealand	77
Sister	Helen Margaret BARNARD	05 Jan 1837	Lambeth, Surrey, England	18 Nov 1905		68

Daughter in Law	Annie ARNOLD
Son in Law	Henry Cleburne CURWEN-WALKER	1868	Richmond, Tasmania, Australia	28 Sep 1920	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	52

Grandson	Henry John Arnold BARNARD	1900	Coolgardie, Western Australia	1974	Perth, Western Australia, Australia	74
Grandson	Arthur Herbert CURWEN-WALKER	12 Nov 1894	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	03 May 1915	Gallipoli Peninsula	20
Grandson	John CURWEN-WALKER	1900	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	1981	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	81
Granddaughter	Alice Bessie CURWEN-WALKER	1901	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
Granddaughter	Ruth Marie CURWEN-WALKER	1904
Granddaughter	Edith (Margaret) Barnard CURWEN-WALKER	1918

Aunt	Sarah BARNARD	10 Jul 1776		19 Aug 1818		42
Aunt	Jenny BARNARD	1783	Brighton, Sussex, England	1784		1
Uncle	George BARNARD	1784		abt 1785		1
Aunt	Mary Ann BARNARD	1786		1786		0
Aunt	Maria BARNARD	1787		1789		2
Aunt	Mary BARNARD	1788		1811		23
Uncle	George William BARNARD	bef 13 Mar 1791	England	02 Sep 1864	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	73
Aunt	Anne GREENSILL	1809	London, Middlesex, England	19 Nov 1879	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	70
Aunt	Jane Maria BARNARD	1794		1794		0
Uncle	Charles BARNARD	1796		abt 1862	Sidwell, Devonshire, England	66
Aunt	unknown (BARNARD)			19 Mar 1870

Cousin	Anne BARNARD	28 May 1830	Lambeth, Surrey, England	02 Mar 1852	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	21
Cousin	George BARNARD	30 Mar 1831	Chiselhurst, Kent, England	11 Mar 1894	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	62
Cousin	Sarah BARNARD	23 Nov 1832	Chiselhurst, Kent, England	26 Nov 1909	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	77
Cousin	Thomas BARNARD	04 Jul 1834	Chiselhurst, Kent, England
Cousin	Clara BARNARD	18 Nov 1836	Chiselhurst, Kent, England	1861		25
Cousin	Rose BARNARD	1838	Chiselhurst, Kent, England	1930		92
Cousin	Grace BARNARD	1840	Chiselhurst, Kent, England
Cousin	Mary BARNARD	1841	Chiselhurst, Kent, England
Cousin	Ellen BARNARD	1843	Chiselhurst, Kent, England	1884		41
Cousin	Flora BARNARD	24 Dec 1845	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	1929	Victoria, Australia	84
Cousin	Jessie BARNARD	08 Dec 1847	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia

Niece	Ellen H BARNARD	abt 1847	Lambeth, Surrey, England
Nephew	John Charles BARNARD	abt 1848	Lambeth, Surrey, England
Niece	Marian Alice BARNARD	abt 1849	Lambeth, Surrey, England
Nephew	George Arthur BARNARD	abt 1850	Lambeth, Surrey, England
Nephew	Harcourt George BARNARD	abt 1856	Southwark, London, Surrey, England
Niece	Constance BARNARD	abt 1858	Southwark, London, England
Niece	Alice BARNARD	abt 1859	Southwark, London, England
Nephew	Alfred George William BARNARD	abt 1861	Southwark, London, England
Nephew	Walter Burrows BARNARD	abt Dec 1862	Southwark, London, England
Niece	Ethel BARNARD	abt 1865	Lambeth, Surrey, England
Niece	Gertrude BARNARD	abt 1867	Lambeth, Surrey, England
Niece	Millicent Amelia Margaret BARNARD
Nephew	Arthur John BARNARD	22 May 1865	Auckland, New Zealand	20 Nov 1943	Gisborne, New Zealand	78
Niece	Maria (May) BARNARD	21 May 1863	Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia	06 Jun 1878	Tasmania, Australia	15
Nephew	George Walter BARNARD	20 Oct 1864	Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia
Nephew	Charles Ashmall BARNARD	20 May 1867	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	24 Jul 1942	Duaringa, Queensland, Australia	75
Nephew	Henry Greensill BARNARD	11 Apr 1869	Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia	07 Oct 1966	South Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	97
Nephew	Wilfred (Tim) Bourne BARNARD	01 Oct 1870	Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia	17 Apr 1940	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	69
Niece	Mabel Theodora BARNARD	18 Nov 1871	Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia	26 Aug 1925	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	53
Nephew	Louis Fowler BARNARD	22 Jul 1874	Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia	22 Jul 1874	Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia	0
Nephew	Ernest Dawson BARNARD	11 Aug 1883	Queensland, Australia
Niece	Ann Millicent BARNARD
Niece	Clara Adelaide BARNARD
Nephew	George Mattias BARNARD
Niece	Lillian BARNARD
Nephew	Thomas Louis BARNARD
Niece	Frances Estelle BARNARD	07 Mar 1870	Windermere, Tasmania, Australia	31 Aug 1956	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	86
Niece	Annie LAWRENCE
Nephew	Francis LAWRENCE
Nephew	Alfred lawrence GREEN
Nephew	Archis Barnard LAWRENCE
Niece	Clara Nellie LAWRENCE
Nephew	Effingham Dryburg LAWRENCE
Niece	Flora Gwendoline LAWRENCE
Nephew	Leonard Linley LAWRENCE
Nephew	Owen Effingham LAWRENCE
Nephew	Vernon Elliott LAWRENCE
Nephew	Reginald Harry WATSON
Nephew	Bruce Effingham LAWRENCE
Niece	Dorothy Rose LAWRENCE
Nephew	George Douglas LAWRENCE
Niece	Helen Ruth LAWRENCE
Niece	Jessie Katherine LAWRENCE
Niece	Marjorie Muriel LAWRENCE

Sister in Law	Anne BARNARD	28 May 1830	Lambeth, Surrey, England	02 Mar 1852	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	21
Brother in Law	George BARNARD	30 Mar 1831	Chiselhurst, Kent, England	11 Mar 1894	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	62
Sister in Law	Sarah BARNARD	23 Nov 1832	Chiselhurst, Kent, England	26 Nov 1909	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	77
Brother in Law	Thomas BARNARD	04 Jul 1834	Chiselhurst, Kent, England
Sister in Law	Clara BARNARD	18 Nov 1836	Chiselhurst, Kent, England	1861		25
Sister in Law	Rose BARNARD	1838	Chiselhurst, Kent, England	1930		92
Sister in Law	Grace BARNARD	1840	Chiselhurst, Kent, England
Sister in Law	Mary BARNARD	1841	Chiselhurst, Kent, England
Sister in Law	Flora BARNARD	24 Dec 1845	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	1929	Victoria, Australia	84
Sister in Law	Jessie BARNARD	08 Dec 1847	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
Sister in Law	Ellen BARNARD	1843	Chiselhurst, Kent, England	1884		41
Sister in Law	Eliza Ellen GIBSON	abt 1821	London, Middlesex, England	abt Mar 1907	Brighton, Sussex, England	86
Sister in Law	Emma Harcourt ARMSTRONG	abt 1825	Lambeth, Surrey, England	abt Mar 1879	Wandsworth, London, England	54
Sister in Law	Caroline Elizabeth BARBER	1840		08 Sep 1913	Auckland, New Zealand	73

Events in William Henry BARNARD (1831 - 1900)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
04 Feb 1831		William Henry BARNARD was born	Lambeth, Surrey, England
abt Dec 1846	15	Death of mother Harriet BURROWS (aged 50)	Lambeth, Surrey, England	FreeBMD Dec 1846 4 254	18
04 Feb 1859	28	Married Caroline Marienne Lawrence HENTY (aged 22)	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia		18
25 Mar 1863	32	Birth of daughter Maude Marienne BARNARD			18
11 Mar 1864	33	Birth of son Howard George Lawrence BARNARD			18
27 Mar 1864	33	Death of daughter Maude Marienne BARNARD (aged 1)			18
25 Dec 1864	33	Death of father John BARNARD (aged 75)	Lambeth, Surrey, England	FreeBMD Dec 1864 1d 433
13 Feb 1865	34	Death of wife Caroline Marienne Lawrence HENTY (aged 28)	Launceston, Tasmania, Australia	1865/160	18
21 Aug 1865	34	Death of son Howard George Lawrence BARNARD (aged 1)			18
23 Apr 1867	36	Married Bessie LYNN (aged 21)	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	1867/1132 Bessie	18
25 Jan 1868	36	Birth of son Arthur Herbert BARNARD	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia		18
1870	39	Birth of son Henry Lynn BARNARD	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia		18
20 May 1871	40	Birth of daughter Edith Ruth BARNARD	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia		18
12 Feb 1872	41	Death of daughter Edith Ruth BARNARD	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia		18
02 Oct 1872	41	Birth of daughter Gertrude Marie BARNARD	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia		18
24 Feb 1874	43	Birth of daughter Dora BARNARD	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia		18
11 Oct 1875	44	Birth of son Paul Vernon BARNARD	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia		18
13 May 1877	46	Birth of son Evan William BARNARD	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia		18
Jan 1878	46	Death of son Evan William BARNARD	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia		18
03 Sep 1881	50	Birth of daughter Octavia BARNARD	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia		18
03 Sep 1881	50	Death of wife Bessie LYNN (aged 35)	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia		18
1883	52	Married Ellen BARNARD (aged 40)	Victoria, Australia	1883/3600
1884	53	Death of wife Ellen BARNARD (aged 41)
28 May 1886	55	Married Flora BARNARD (aged 40)	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
1888	57	Death of son Arthur Herbert BARNARD (aged 20)	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia		18
12 Jan 1900	68	William Henry BARNARD died	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia		18

Personal Notes:

William Henry Barnard seems to be the fellow who is associated with the stained glass window at Christ Church, Ballarat. There is a potted history of him on a site for the Ferguson & Urie archives (fergusonandurie.wordpress.com). His wives seem to have kept dying on him, so top marks for optimism and perseverance!

The Argus 27 Apr 1867
BARNARD—LYNN.—On the 23rd inst., at Christ Church, Ballarat, William Henry Barnard, receiver and paymaster, to Bessie, sixth daughter of Adam Loftus Lynn, Esq., solicitor.

From http://fergusonandurie.wordpress.com/tag/william-henry-barnard/
William Henry Barnard (1830-1900)

The donor of the stained glass window, William Henry Barnard, was born in Surrey, England 1830, the son of John Barnard and Harriet Burrows.

On the 4th February 1859 he married Caroline Lawrence at St John’s Church in Launceston, at which time he was employed by the colonial treasury as the Receiver and Paymaster at Portland in Western Victoria.

In February 1865 he was appointed receiver and paymaster, land officer, and gold receiver at Ballarat. His wife Caroline died only a few weeks later aged 28 on the 25th February 1865.

On the 23rd April 1867, at Christ Church at Ballarat, he married Bessie Lynn, sixth daughter of local solicitor Adam Loftus Lynn. Bessie died on the 3rd of September 1881 aged 36 at Ballarat giving birth to a daughter, the new born did not survive either.

On the 28th May 1886, at St Paul’s Church Melbourne, he married a third time, to Flora, youngest daughter of George William Barnard (of same surname) of Landfall, Tasmania.

Barnard resigned from the Government Treasury positions in 1878 to become Secretary-treasurer of the Ballarat Cemetery Trust and he retained that position until his death in 1900. He was also registrar of the Ballarat School of Mines.

He died on the 12th January 1900 at his Errard-street home at Ballarat West aged 70 and was buried in the Ballarat old cemetery.

An original engraving depicting the chancel of Christ Church, circa 1874, shows the three light chancel window, and in the engraving are painted the words around the chancel arch:

“HEAR THOU IN HEAVEN THY DWELLING PLACE AND WHEN THOU HEAREST FORGIVE.” (1 Kings 8:30)

Text surrounding the arch around the top of the Ferguson & Urie stained glass window reads:

“WE WORSHIP THY NAME, EVER WORLD WITHOUT END”

(From the Book of Common Prayer).

None of this original text around the arches exists anymore.

By 1886 the idea of erecting an Anglican Cathedral in Ballarat had gained momentum with the Rev Samuel Thornton (the first Bishop of Ballarat) as lead instigator. On the 18th March 1886 it was resolved to erect a Cathedral to the rear of the site of the current church;

“At a meeting of the Church of England Assembly in Ballarat on Thursday, it was resolved to build a cathedral on the church site in Lydiard-street. A resolution was also carried that the building should be of stone, and the cost was limited to £35,000, exclusive of the tower and spire.”

“The Right Rev. Dr. Thornton has for some time been actively promoting the erection of a cathedral in the chief town of his diocese. At the suggestion of the bishop, the vestry of Christ Church consented to unite cordially with the diocese in the erection of a cathedral upon the site of their present parish church in Lydiard-street…”

The laying of the foundation stone of the new cathedral was performed on St Andrews day by the Governor of Victoria, Sir Henry Brougham Loch. Sir Henry and Lady Lock arrived by special train at Ballarat on Thursday 29th of November and the following day, St Andrew’s Day, he laid the foundation stone of the new cathedral in the presence of the Bishops of Sydney, Melbourne, Bathurst and the Riverina and a large assembly of the Ballarat Anglicans. Contributions exceeding £540 were placed on the foundation stone on the day.

The plan for the cathedral was that its construction would begin on the lower east side of the current church and the current church would then eventually form one of the transepts of the cathedral when completed.

By April 1890 construction of the cathedral had stalled. Unforeseen circumstances occurred with the foundations at the eastern end because of the steep slope and the lack of funds to rectify it had halted further work. In Bishop Thornton’s address to the Annual Church Assembly at the Ballarat City Hall on the 6th May 1890 he outlined his concerns and the expenditure to-date

Sadly, nothing further transpired. The desire for an Anglican Cathedral in Ballarat did not gain the support it required and in 1931, forty years later, the Melbourne ‘Argus’ reported;

“…The ambition of Bishop Thornton was to see the Ballarat cathedral completed. The foundation-stone was laid by Sir Henry – afterwards Lord – Loch, when he was Governor of Victoria. It has not yet been finished, but cathedrals grow with the centuries rather than with the years. Some day it will be completed and an enthusiastic vicar may address his mind to the task of writing its history. In that history should be reserved and honoured place for the name of Dr. Thornton. He died in Lancashire, still in the service of his Church…”[38]

The cathedral would never be completed. Bishop Thornton died in England in 1917 and all that exists to recognise his efforts is a memorial brass tablet erected in the liturgical south west corner of the church which reads;

“TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF THE RIGHT REVd SAMUEL THORNTON, D.D. FIRST BISHOP OF BALLARAT 1875-1900 WHO WAS A WISE MASTER BUILDER LAID THE FOUNDATIONS OF THIS DIOCESE AND FOR 25 YEARS LOVINGLY AND UNSPARINGLY DEVOTED TO ITS WELFARE ALL THE MANY TALENTS WHICH GOD HAD GIFTED HIM. DIED IN ENGLAND 25th. NOV 1917. THIS TABLET IS ERECTED BY THE DIOCESE.”

It is now more than 125 years since the then Governor Sir Henry Lock laid the foundation stone for the cathedral and evidence still remains of it to this day at the rear of the original bluestone church in Lydiard Street.

The lower basement of the cathedral which had been constructed before works were halted was known as the ‘Chapter House’ and was used as the Diocesan office for many years and later sold to private enterprise circa 1980’s. It was later used as a night club and is now a private residence.

The original church building facing Lydiard Street became the Anglican Cathedral of Ballarat and carries the title of the Church of ‘Christ the King’.

The historic Ferguson & Urie stained glass window still exists in the chancel of the church in the exact same position it was erected in 1869.

Footnotes referenced above

[21] The Hobart Town Daily Mercury, Tas, Saturday 12th February 1859, page 2.

[22] The Argus, Melbourne, Vic, Saturday 11th February, 1865, page 6.

[23] The Ballarat Star, Vic, Monday 27th February 1865, page 2.

[24] The Ballarat Star, Vic, Saturday 27th April 1867, page 2.

[25] The Argus, Melbourne, Vic, Monday 5th September 1881, page 1.

[26] The Argus, Melbourne, Vic, Thursday 17th June 1886, page 1.

[27] The Argus, Melbourne, Vic, Saturday 13th January 1900, page 15.

[28] The Argus, Melbourne, Vic, Saturday 13th January 1900, page 9.

[29] Biography: Samuel Thornton (1835-1917)

[30] Evening News, Sydney, NSW, Friday 19th March 1886, page 5.

[31] The Australasian Sketcher with Pen and Pencil, Melbourne, Vic, Tuesday 27th July 1886, page 115.

[32] The Australasian Sketcher with Pen and Pencil, Melbourne, Vic, Thursday 1st November 1888, page 167.

[33] Sir Henry Brougham Loch (1827-1900)

[34] The Argus, Melbourne, Vic, Friday 30th November 1888, page 7.

[35] The Argus, Melbourne, Vic, Saturday 1st December 1888, page 12.

[36] Bendigo Advertiser, Vic, Saturday 1st December 1888, page 5.

[37] The Argus, Melbourne, Vic, Thursday 8th May 1890, page 4.

[38] The Argus, Melbourne, Vic, Saturday 4th April 1931, page 2s

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- Reference = Shannon (John) 2 Jan 2014 (Marriage)

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- Notes: William Henry Barnard seems to be the fellow who is associated with the stained glass window at Christ Church, Ballarat. There is a potted history of him on a site for the Ferguson & Urie archives (fergusonandurie.wordpress.com). His wives seem to have kept dying on him, so top marks for optimism and perseverance!

- Reference = Shannon (John) Barnard 2 Jan 2014 (Marriage)

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