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Eliza WILLS (1802 - 1858)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Margaret Campbell ANTILL (1820 - 1849) John Macquarie ANTILL (1822 - 1900) Henry Colden ANTILL (1826 - 1913) Alice Sophia ANTILL (1827 - 1920) William Redfern ANTILL (1828 - 1905) Thomas Wills ANTILL (1829 - 1865) Edward Spencer ANTILL (1832 - 1917) James Alexander ANTILL (1834 - 1920) Selina Elizabeth ANTILL (1837 - 1924) Loftus Cliff ANTILL (1839 - 1840)	Eliza WILLS (1802 - 1858) + Henry Colden ANTILL (1779 - 1852)	Edward Spencer WILLS (1778 - 1811)	Edward WILLS ( - 1814)
			Elizabeth (WILLS) (1738 - 1822)
		Sarah HARDING (1776 - 1823)	Thomas HARDING
			Sarah (HARDING)

Pic S1. copied from the Australian Dictionary of Biography

b. 10 Sep 1802 at Sydney, NSW, Australia

m. 09 Oct 1818 Henry Colden ANTILL (1779 - 1852) at Sydney, NSW, Australia

d. 30 Sep 1858 at St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia aged 56

Near Relatives of Eliza WILLS (1802 - 1858)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Grandfather	Edward WILLS			09 Jan 1814	London, Middlesex, England
Grandmother	Elizabeth (WILLS)	abt 1738		1822		84
Grandfather	Thomas HARDING
Grandmother	Sarah (HARDING)
Father	Edward Spencer WILLS	13 Aug 1778	London, Middlesex, England	14 May 1811	Sydney, NSW, Australia	32
Step Father	George HOWE	abt 1769	St Kitts, West Indies	11 May 1821	NSW, Australia	52
Mother	Sarah HARDING	Aug 1776	London, Middlesex, England	08 Jul 1823	Sydney, NSW, Australia	46
Self	Eliza WILLS	10 Sep 1802	Sydney, NSW, Australia	30 Sep 1858	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	56
Husband	Henry Colden ANTILL	01 May 1779	New York, NY, USA	14 Aug 1852	'Jarvisfield', Picton, NSW, Australia	73
Daughter	Margaret Campbell ANTILL	27 Jun 1820	Sydney, NSW, Australia	22 Jul 1849	Camden, Oaks, Picton, Stonequarry, NSW	29
Son	John Macquarie ANTILL	30 May 1822	Liverpool, NSW, Australia	1900	Picton, NSW, Australia	78
Son	Henry Colden ANTILL	07 Apr 1826	Camden, NSW, Australia	1913	Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia	87
Daughter	Alice Sophia ANTILL	1827	Liverpool, NSW, Australia	1920	London, Middlesex, England	93
Son	William Redfern ANTILL	1828	Campbelltown, NSW, Australia	1905	Picton, NSW, Australia	77
Son	Thomas Wills ANTILL	1829	Campbelltown, NSW, Australia	18 May 1865	Nelson, New Zealand	36
Son	Edward Spencer ANTILL	20 Jul 1832	Picton, NSW, Australia	1917	Parramatta, Sydney, NSW, Australia	85
Son	James Alexander ANTILL	1834	Cobbitty, Narellan, NSW, Australia	1920	Rockdale, Sydney, NSW, Australia	86
Daughter	Selina Elizabeth ANTILL	1837	Cobbitty, Narellan, NSW, Australia	1924	Chatswood, NSW, Australia	87
Son	Loftus Cliff ANTILL	06 Dec 1839	Stonequarry, Picton, NSW, Australia	1840	Stonequarry, Picton, NSW, Australia	1
Step Brother	Robert HOWE	30 Jun 1795	London, Middlesex, England	29 Jan 1829	Sydney, NSW, Australia	33
Sister	Sarah WILLS	23 Apr 1796	England	Dec 1876	St Giles, London, England	80
Brother	Thomas WILLS	05 Aug 1800	Sydney, NSW, Australia	29 Jul 1872	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	71
Step Brother	Thomas Terry HOWE	02 Apr 1803	Sydney, NSW, Australia
Brother	Edward Spencer WILLS	16 Feb 1805	Sydney, NSW, Australia	1830	London, Middlesex, England	25
Step Sister	Mary Ann Risdon HOWE	01 May 1805	Sydney, NSW, Australia	1832	Kawhia, Auckland, New Zealand	27
Step Brother	George Terry HOWE	18 Dec 1806	Sydney, NSW, Australia	06 Apr 1863	Chippendale, NSW, Australia	56
Sister	Elizabeth Selina WILLS	30 Nov 1807	Sydney, NSW, Australia	18 Jan 1811	Sydney, NSW, Australia	3
Step Sister	Ann HOWE	06 Feb 1809	Sydney, NSW, Australia	10 May 1811		2
Step Sister	Sarah Risdon HOWE	27 Sep 1810	Sydney, NSW, Australia	1879	Redfern, Sydney, NSW, Australia	69
Brother	Horatio Spencer Howe WILLS	05 Oct 1811	Sydney, NSW, Australia	17 Oct 1861	'Cullin-la-ringo', Springsure, Queensland, Australia	50
Half Sister	Jane HOWE	09 Nov 1816	Sydney, NSW, Australia	23 Nov 1880	Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia	64
Daughter in Law	Jessie Hassall CAMPBELL	28 Mar 1834	Cobbitty, Narellan, NSW, Australia	07 Feb 1917	Picton, NSW, Australia	82
Daughter in Law	Teresa Ellen HATCH			1882	Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia
Son in Law	Henry MOGGRIDGE	abt 1829		22 May 1866	London, Middlesex, England	37
Daughter in Law	Mary Susan BELL			1905	Picton, NSW, Australia
Daughter in Law	Sarah Maria MCKEE			03 Mar 1853	Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Daughter in Law	Isabella FISHER	22 Sep 1836	Tasmania, Australia	28 Oct 1875	Victoria, Australia	39
Daughter in Law	Mary CAMPBELL
Daughter in Law	Emma C POINTON	abt 1834		1862	Victoria, Australia	28
Daughter in Law	Susannah Caroline WILD	15 Oct 1846	Vanderville, Picton, NSW, Australia	1885	Armidale, NSW, Australia	39
Daughter in Law	Florence Mary WAUCH	1870	Armidale, NSW, Australia	1961	Walcha, NSW, Australia	91
Son in Law	Robert Francis POCKLEY	1823	London, Middlesex, England	1892	St. Leonards, NSW, Australia	69
Granddaughter	Margaret Campbell ANTILL	04 Jul 1852	Picton, NSW, Australia	21 Oct 1906	Picton, NSW, Australia	54
Granddaughter	Celia Farrington ANTILL	22 Feb 1855	Jarvisfield, Picton, NSW, Australia	1860	Picton, NSW, Australia	5
Grandson	John Macquarie ANTILL	09 Jun 1857	Picton, NSW, Australia	27 Dec 1859	Picton, NSW, Australia	2
Grandson	Robert Henry ANTILL	31 May 1859	Picton, NSW, Australia	13 Jul 1938	Picton, NSW, Australia	79
Granddaughter	Celia Farrington ANTILL	13 Oct 1861	Picton, NSW, Australia	10 Jan 1928	Picton, NSW, Australia	66
Granddaughter	Selina Johnson ANTILL	09 Oct 1863	Picton, NSW, Australia	1920	Picton, NSW, Australia	57
Grandson	John Macquarie ANTILL	26 Jan 1866	Picton, NSW, Australia	01 Mar 1937	Redfern, Sydney, NSW, Australia	71
Grandson	Edward Augustus ANTILL	04 Dec 1867	Picton, NSW, Australia	19 Mar 1905	Queenscliffe, Victoria, Australia	37
Grandson	Guy Forrest ANTILL	01 Nov 1869	Picton, NSW, Australia	16 Jun 1960	Bowral, NSW, Australia	90
Granddaughter	Elizabeth Ann ANTILL	30 Jun 1871	Picton, NSW, Australia	29 Mar 1927	Picton, NSW, Australia	55
Granddaughter	Alice Eliza ANTILL	26 Jul 1852	'Jarvisfield', Picton, NSW, Australia	1938	Ashfield, NSW, Australia	86
Grandson	Henry Colden ANTILL	14 Jun 1854	Stonequarry, Picton, NSW, Australia	1932	Gundagai, NSW, Australia	78
Granddaughter	Theresa Evaline ANTILL	1857	Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia	1926	Balmain, NSW, Australia	69
Granddaughter	Mary E ANTILL	16 Jan 1857	Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia	05 Nov 1897	Leichhardt, Sydney, NSW, Australia	40
Grandson	William Edward ANTILL	1858	Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia	1940	Granville, NSW, Australia	82
Grandson	Robert Hatch ANTILL	1861	Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia	1949	Manly, NSW, Australia	88
Granddaughter	Mary E MOGGRIDGE	28 Apr 1857	Berrima, NSW, Australia
Grandson	John Antill MOGGRIDGE	19 Sep 1858	Berrima, NSW, Australia
Grandson	Francis W ANTILL	1862	Picton, NSW, Australia	1862	Picton, NSW, Australia	0
Granddaughter	Georgiana E ANTILL	1864	Picton, NSW, Australia	02 Jan 1865		1
Granddaughter	Grace Isabel ANTILL	1871	Picton, NSW, Australia
Granddaughter	Florence Augusta ANTILL	1873	Picton, NSW, Australia	1960	Sydney, NSW, Australia	87
Granddaughter	Sarah Georgina ANTILL	1875	Picton, NSW, Australia	1964	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	89
Granddaughter	Estelle Emma Voss ANTILL	1877	Picton, NSW, Australia	1952	Chatswood, NSW, Australia	75
Grandson	William Redfern ANTILL	1879	Picton, NSW, Australia	1880	Picton, NSW, Australia	1
Granddaughter	Edith Helen Wills ANTILL	1881	Picton, NSW, Australia	1979		98
Granddaughter	Ida B ANTILL	1884	Picton, NSW, Australia
Granddaughter	Hilda Redfern ANTILL	1888	Picton, NSW, Australia	1943	Chatswood, NSW, Australia	55
Granddaughter	Marie Eliza ANTILL	20 Feb 1852	Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Grandson	Henry (Harry) William ANTILL	23 May 1855	Willoughby, Sydney, NSW, Australia	04 Jan 1914		58
Granddaughter	Fanny Jessie ANTILL	27 Aug 1857	Hobart, Tasmania, Australia	03 Mar 1910	Elsternwick, Victoria, Australia	52
Granddaughter	Charlotte Maud ANTILL	01 Jul 1860	Barr, Victoria, Australia	19 May 1865		4
Granddaughter	Mary Emily ANTILL	10 Jun 1863	Picton, NSW, Australia
Granddaughter	Jessie Macquarie ANTILL	20 Dec 1857	Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia	02 Jan 1939	Albury, NSW, Australia	81
Grandson	Edward S ANTILL	1859	Queanbeyan, NSW, Australia	1913	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	54
Granddaughter	Julia Campbell ANTILL	25 Sep 1861	Picton, NSW, Australia	26 Aug 1945	North Sydney, NSW, Australia	83
Grandson	Horace Sunderland ANTILL	1867	Binalong, NSW, Australia	1935	North Sydney, NSW, Australia	68
Grandson	Harley Campbell ANTILL	1869	Goulburn, NSW, Australia	1934	Manly, NSW, Australia	65
Grandson	Philip Somer (Jack) ANTILL	1871	Goulburn, NSW, Australia	1959	Nyngan, NSW, Australia	88
Grandson	Stanley Ross E ANTILL	1872	Goulburn, NSW, Australia	1949	North Sydney, NSW, Australia	77
Granddaughter	Margaret Wills ANTILL	1874	Goulburn, NSW, Australia
Grandson	Arthur Johnston ANTILL	1877	Dubbo, NSW, Australia	12 Sep 1934	Albury, NSW, Australia	57
Grandson	Edwin (Elwin) Davidson ANTILL	1879	Dubbo, NSW, Australia	1959	Chatswood, NSW, Australia	80
Grandson	Henry Colden ANTILL	1857	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	1923	Perth, WA, Australia	66
Granddaughter	Isabella Jessie ANTILL	1861	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	1932	Tingha, NSW, Australia	71
Granddaughter	Ada Isabel ANTILL	1870	Gympie, Queensland, Australia	1906	Sydney, NSW, Australia	36
Granddaughter	Alice Eliza ANTILL	1871	Queensland, Australia	1960	Chatswood, NSW, Australia	89
Granddaughter	Theodora Edith ANTILL	04 May 1873	Queensland, Australia	1901	Murrumburrah, NSW, Australia	28
Granddaughter	Emmeline Nelly ANTILL	12 Aug 1874	Paddington, Sydney, NSW, Australia	29 Jan 1875	Paddington, Sydney, NSW, Australia	0
Grandson	Loftus Cliff ANTILL	1876	Armidale, NSW, Australia	1877	Armidale, NSW, Australia	1
Grandson	Aleck E ANTILL	1878	Armidale, NSW, Australia
Grandson	Loftus C ANTILL	1879	Armidale, NSW, Australia	1968	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	89
Grandson	Robert A ANTILL	1881	Armidale, NSW, Australia	1882	Armidale, NSW, Australia	1
Granddaughter	Eileen M ANTILL	1884	Armidale, NSW, Australia
Granddaughter	Florence Zoe ANTILL	1890	Armidale, NSW, Australia	1961	Tamworth, NSW, Australia	71
Grandson	Robert L ANTILL	20 Feb 1891	Armidale, NSW, Australia	1896	Walcha, NSW, Australia	5
Granddaughter	Doris Ruth ANTILL	1893	Walcha, NSW, Australia
Grandson	Robert Fulcher POCKLEY	1855	NSW, Australia	03 Jan 1860	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	5
Grandson	Francis Antill (Frank) POCKLEY	1857	St. Leonards, NSW, Australia	1941	Hornsby, NSW, Australia	84
Grandson	Arthur Bingham POCKLEY	1859	NSW, Australia	26 Jan 1860	St. Leonards, NSW, Australia	1
Granddaughter	Alice Isabel (Ella) POCKLEY	1861		1944	Chatswood, NSW, Australia	83
Grandson	Henry (Harry) Richardson POCKLEY	1863	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	19 Aug 1926	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	63
Granddaughter	Florence Augusta POCKLEY	1866	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	1945	Mosman, NSW, Australia	79
Granddaughter	Ethel Ernestine (Esther) POCKLEY	1868	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	abt 1895		27
Grandson	Norman Vanderbyl POCKLEY	1870	St. Leonards, NSW, Australia	1910	Ashfield, NSW, Australia	40
Granddaughter	Kathleen Mabel POCKLEY	1872	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	1959	Chatswood, NSW, Australia	87
Granddaughter	Edith Muriel (Gill) (twin) POCKLEY	1873	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	1952	Chatswood, NSW, Australia	79
Grandson	Eustace Mitford (twin) POCKLEY	1873	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	21 Nov 1874	St. Leonards, NSW, Australia	1
Grandson	Harold Campbell POCKLEY	19 Nov 1874	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	1941	Petersham, Sydney, NSW, Australia	67
Grandson	Eric Osbaldiston POCKLEY	1876	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	1956	Chatswood, NSW, Australia	80
Granddaughter	Enid Marguerite POCKLEY	1879		1970	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	91
Granddaughter	Helen Marjorie POCKLEY	1882	Picton, NSW, Australia	1974	NSW, Australia	92
Nephew	Robert Charles HOWE	27 Feb 1820	St Phillips Church of England, Sydney, NSW	14 Jul 1875	Rylstone, NSW, Australia	55
Nephew	Robertus Mansfield HOWE	12 Nov 1822	Sydney, NSW, Australia	26 Feb 1824	Sydney, NSW, Australia	1
Niece	Annie Wesley HOWE	1824	Sydney, NSW, Australia
Nephew	Alfred Australia HOWE	1825		17 Jan 1837	Port Macquarie, NSW, Australia	12
Niece	Mary McLeay HOWE	21 Apr 1827		20 May 1827		0
Nephew	William Lachlan Macquarie REDFERN	1819	Australia	1904	Westminster, London, England	85
Nephew	Joseph Foveaux REDFERN	1823		1830	Sydney, NSW, Australia	7
Niece	Sarah Elizabeth ALEXANDER	1835	Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland	1905	Paddington, London, England	70
Niece	Alice WILLS	06 May 1823	Camden, NSW, Australia	14 Apr 1824	NSW, Australia	0
Nephew	William Henry WILLS	01 Dec 1827		abt 1828		1
Niece	Catherine Spencer WILLS	24 Nov 1831	Ci, Sydney, NSW	27 Aug 1884	Geelong, Victoria, Australia	52
Niece	Amelia WILLS	1854	Kensington, London, Middlesex, England
Nephew	Arthur WILLS	18 Feb 1857	Hammersmith, Middlesex, England	14 Oct 1932	Kew, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	75
Nephew	Harry Spencer WILLS	13 Sep 1858	Brighton, Sussex, England	1914	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	56
Nephew	Frederick WILLS	19 Jul 1860	St John's Wood, Middlesex, London, England
Nephew	Charles Ernest WILLS	15 Nov 1861	St John's Wood, Middlesex, London, England
Niece	Sarah Eclipse HOWE	1824	At sea	1905	Callan Park, New South Wales, Australia	81
Nephew	George Risden HOWE	1825		01 Jul 1889	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	64
Niece	Mary Ann Cowell HOWE	17 Jun 1827	Sydney, NSW, Australia	20 Feb 1905	NSW, Australia	77
Niece	Marion HOWE	1829
Nephew	John Kiwi HOWE	1830		1860	Kawhia, Auckland, New Zealand	30
Niece	Ann Risden HOWE	1832
Niece	Eliza Frances HOWE	1834		13 Oct 1914		80
Niece	Elizabeth Jane HOWE	1836		15 Dec 1916		80
Niece	Emily HOWE	1840		1880	Sydney, NSW, Australia	40
Niece	Maria Elizabeth LEE			09 Nov 1891
Nephew	Thomas Wentworth WILLS	1836	Molongolo Plains, NSW, Australia	02 May 1880	Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia	44
Niece	Emily Spencer WILLS	25 Dec 1842	'Lexington', Ararat, Victoria, Australia	06 Dec 1925	"Molongolo", Kew, Victoria, Australia	82
Nephew	Cedric Spencer WILLS	01 Dec 1844	'Lexington', Ararat, Victoria, Australia	23 Jan 1914	Springsure, Queensland, Australia	69
Nephew	Horace Spencer WILLS	16 Jun 1847	Lexington, Victoria, Australia	08 Oct 1928	Kew, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	81
Nephew	Egbert Spencer WILLS	11 Nov 1849	Lexington, Victoria, Australia	11 Sep 1931	Kew, Victoria, Australia	81
Niece	Elizabeth Spencer WILLS	07 Jan 1852	'Lexington', Ararat, Victoria, Australia	21 Nov 1930	Prahran, Victoria, Australia	78
Niece	Eugenie (Duckey) Spencer WILLS	28 Jan 1854	Lexington, Victoria, Australia	08 Jul 1937	Kew, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	83
Niece	Minna Spencer WILLS	01 Mar 1856	"Bellevue", Geelong, Victoria, Australia	14 Feb 1943	Toorak, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	86
Niece	Hortense Sarah Spencer WILLS	16 Aug 1861	Geelong, Victoria, Australia	02 Jul 1907	Maidenhead, Berkshire, England	45
Nephew	John Arthur HARRISON			1897
Niece	Adela Ann HARRISON	11 Sep 1834		23 Jul 1910	Victoria, Australia	75
Nephew	Henry Colden Antill HARRISON	16 Oct 1836	Cj, NSW, Australia	02 Sep 1929	Kew, Victoria, Australia	92
Nephew	George Alfred HARRISON	1838
Niece	Kate HARRISON	1840		1914	Minto, NSW, Australia	74
Niece	Alice HARRISON	1842
Nephew	Ernest HARRISON	1845
Nephew	Horace Washington HARRISON	1848	Avon, Victoria, Australia	09 Feb 1869	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	21
Sister in Law	Elizabeth LEE	17 Jun 1802	Sydney, NSW, Australia	17 Aug 1878	Sydney, NSW, Australia	76
Sister in Law	Ann BIRD	1803		1842	Sydney, NSW, Australia	39
Brother in Law	William REDFERN	1774	Canada	17 Jul 1833	Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland	59
Brother in Law	James ALEXANDER	1797	Lanarkshire, Scotland	29 Jul 1877		80
Sister in Law	Celia REIBEY	1802	Camden, NSW, Australia	28 Sep 1823	NSW, Australia	21
Sister in Law	Marie Anne BARRY	21 Sep 1801	London, Middlesex, England	19 May 1870		68
Sister in Law	Mary Ann MELLARD	1830	Peckham, Camberwell, London, Surrey, England
Brother in Law	John COWELL	1786
Sister in Law	Sarah BIRD	1801		1871		70
Sister in Law	Tawariki Te KIWI
Brother in Law	Frederick LEE
Brother in Law	Edward LEE	1807		27 Jun 1842	Lithuania	35
Sister in Law	Elizabeth (MCGUIRE) WYRE	1817	Sydney, NSW, Australia	28 Dec 1907	Geelong, Victoria, Australia	90
Brother in Law	Capt. John HARRISON	1800	Cumberland, England	21 Jul 1869	Williamstown, Victoria, Australia	69

Events in Eliza WILLS (1802 - 1858)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
10 Sep 1802		Eliza WILLS was born	Sydney, NSW, Australia		52, 54, 55
14 May 1811	8	Death of father Edward Spencer WILLS (aged 32)	Sydney, NSW, Australia	Note 1	52, 54, 55, 60
09 Oct 1818	16	Married Henry Colden ANTILL (aged 39)	Sydney, NSW, Australia	Note 2	52, 54
27 Jun 1820	17	Birth of daughter Margaret Campbell ANTILL	Sydney, NSW, Australia	Note 3	52, 54
11 May 1821	18	Death of step father George HOWE (aged 52)	NSW, Australia	Note 4	52, 55
30 May 1822	19	Birth of son John Macquarie ANTILL	Liverpool, NSW, Australia	Note 5	52, 54
08 Jul 1823	20	Death of mother Sarah HARDING (aged 46)	Sydney, NSW, Australia	Note 6	52, 54, 55, 60
07 Apr 1826	23	Birth of son Henry Colden ANTILL	Camden, NSW, Australia	Note 7	52, 54
1827	25	Birth of daughter Alice Sophia ANTILL	Liverpool, NSW, Australia	Note 8	54
1828	26	Birth of son William Redfern ANTILL	Campbelltown, NSW, Australia	Note 9	54
1829	27	Birth of son Thomas Wills ANTILL	Campbelltown, NSW, Australia	Note 10	52, 54
20 Jul 1832	29	Birth of son Edward Spencer ANTILL	Picton, NSW, Australia	Note 11	52, 54
1834	32	Birth of son James Alexander ANTILL	Cobbitty, Narellan, NSW, Australia	Note 12	52, 54
1837	35	Birth of daughter Selina Elizabeth ANTILL	Cobbitty, Narellan, NSW, Australia	Note 13	52, 54
06 Dec 1839	37	Birth of son Loftus Cliff ANTILL	Stonequarry, Picton, NSW, Australia	Note 14	52, 54
1840	38	Death of son Loftus Cliff ANTILL (aged 1)	Stonequarry, Picton, NSW, Australia	Note 15	52, 54
22 Jul 1849	46	Death of daughter Margaret Campbell ANTILL (aged 29)	Camden, Oaks, Picton, Stonequarry, NSW	Note 16	52, 54
14 Aug 1852	49	Death of husband Henry Colden ANTILL (aged 73)	'Jarvisfield', Picton, NSW, Australia	Note 17	52, 54
30 Sep 1858	56	Eliza WILLS died	St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia	Note 18	17, 60

Note 1: Reg No V18112697 2A/1811 - Edward Wills, age 32 Sydney Gazette 18 May 1811, p2 At his house, in George-street, on Tuesday night the 14th instant, Mr. Edward Wills, after a painful illness of nearly three months duration, in his 33d year. The generosity of his disposition ,was evinced in all his actions, his integrity was undoubted; and he lived universally respected, as his death must be sincerely regretted by his most distant acquaintance; while his amiable family and those who were happy in his friendship will be devoted by the melancholy event, to a length of inconsolable affliction.

Note 2: Reg No V18182269 3A/1818 and V1818332 7/1818 - St Phillips, Sydney The Sydney GAzette and New South Wales Advertiser 17 Oct 1818 MARRIED-By special license, at St. Philip's Church, Sydney, on Friday the 9th instant, Captain HENRY COLDEN ANTILL, of the 73d Regiment, and Major of Brigade to the forces now in the Colony, to Miss ELIZA WILLS.

Note 3: V1820217 8 - Henry C Antill and Eliza baptised at - St Phillips Sydney

Note 4: Reg No V18215068 2B/1821 - George Howe - age 51 ******************** Johnson, Keith A. Comp. Gravestone inscriptions, N.S.W. Volume 1. Sydney burial ground : Elizabeth and Devonshire Streets "The Sandhills' (Monuments relocated at Bunnerong) / compiled by Keith A. Johnson and Malcolm R. Sainty. n.p., the compilers, 1973 Text: Mr Edward WILLS died 14th May 1811 aged 32 years Also George HOWE a Creole of St. Kitt's born 1769 died 11th May 1821 aged 52 years He introduced into Australia the art of Printing instigating the 'Sydney Gazette' and was the first Government Printer (fourth oldest stone at Bunnerong). ***************************************** OBITUARY of George Howe in Sydney Gazette SYDNEY GAZETTE. IT HATH at length fallen to the task of surviving friendship to announce, in a Column of the SYDNEY GAZETTE, the Death of its Printer, Mr. GEORGE HOWE ; which lamented event took place in the forenoon of Friday last, the 11th instant, at his house in George-street ; and in the sorrowing testimony of affectionate relatives, and sympathising acquaintances, we have traced the sincere regard and respect due to departed worth, and to the memory of an upright, liberal, and benevolent Member of Society. That such are the faithful attributes of the Character to which this humble tribute applies, will, we trust, be universally acknowledged ; and particularly in those circles where his philanthropy and urbanity were displayed; and which, retiring from public notice, ministered, unwitnessed and in private, the consolatory balm to indigence and affliction» Mr. HOWE was a native of St. Kitt's, in the West Indies, where his Father and Brother conducted for many years the Government Press, which is still continued by his Family in that Island. As a Printer, Mr. HOWE is said to have attained distinguished preeminence in England, and was for a long time employed on some of the most respectable Journals in London. As the original Printer of this Gazette, he had to struggle, in the outset, with many difficulties incidental to such an undertaking, in a remote Colony ; but by perseverance, attention, and the liberal encouragement of the present Government, he at length surmounted them. Mr. HOWE was in his 52nd year. ************************** http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/howe-george-1600 Australian Dictionary of Biography George Howe (1769-1821), printer, editor, publisher and poet, was born on the island of St Kitts in the West Indies, the son of Thomas Howe, government printer at Basseterre on St Christopher's Island. George and his brother were both apprenticed to the printing trade. His later work indicates that his education was thorough along the classical lines of the eighteenth century, and that he was well read in European literature. In 1790 Howe went to London and worked on The Times and other newspapers. He married and his son Robert was born in 1795. In March 1799, together with a companion, Thomas Jones, and under the name of 'George Happy alias Happy George', he was tried at the Warwick Assizes for shoplifting at Alcester; he was sentenced to death but this was commuted to transportation for life. Robert Howe later referred to Alexander McLeay as 'the benefactor of myself and my poor mother', and it was probably McLeay who enabled Howe's family to embark with him in the Royal Admiral. He arrived at Sydney in November 1800, but his wife died on the voyage. Howe himself recovered from a serious illness in 1801 and attributed his survival to D'Arcy Wentworth. Almost immediately Howe became government printer, and the range of his printing far exceeded the broadsheets and orders of his predecessor, George Hughes. In 1802 he issued the first book printed in Australia, New South Wales General Standing Orders, comprising Government and General Orders issued between 1791 and 1802. On 5 March 1803 he began the publication of the first newspaper, the Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser. Robert helped in the printing office when the paper began and 'had the honour, even in those infant days, of gaining the smile and eliciting the astonishment of the King's Representative when he saw us perched on a stool'. According to Robert the old printing press was worth only £2 and they had to manage with a mere 20 lbs. (9 kg) of type; but Howe was an 'ingenious man' and managed in spite of the inadequate press, a chronic shortage of ink and paper, and the refusal or inability of many of his subscribers to pay their debts. He was conditionally pardoned in 1803, and fully emancipated in 1806. Howe formed an irregular alliance with Elizabeth Easton and between 1803 and 1810 she bore him five children, one of whom, George Terry Howe, later became the first newspaper editor in Launceston. To add to his income he opened a stationery shop and became a private tutor. He offered to teach reading, writing and mensuration and 'the Grammar of the English tongue upon the principles of Drs Lowth, Johnson, Priestly and other celebrated writers who have united their efforts in improving the Grammatical structure of their own beautiful and comprehensive language, which every Englishman ought to be acquainted with, but few attain that have not had the advantage of a classical education'. Howe's shop and his tutoring enabled him to survive between 30 August 1807 and 15 May 1808, when because of the quarrel between Governor William Bligh and his enemies the Gazette ceased publication. The reason given was lack of paper, but Robert Howe later revealed that the government stores had large stocks of paper. After Bligh's arrest Howe had to threaten to publish the names of his debtors unless they paid him within a fortnight. In 1810 Howe's printing office was almost destroyed by lightning, but the newly-arrived Governor Lachlan Macquarie renewed his appointment as government printer, and next year granted him a salary of £60. Howe's economic position improved still further when in 1812 he married Sarah, the widow of Edward Wills, who had inherited a profitable store from her husband. Of her five existing children, Sarah married Dr William Redfern in 1811 and Eliza married Major Henry Antill in 1818; a son, Horatio Spencer Wills, became editor of the Gazette and published the first paper edited by a native-born Australian, The Currency Lad, which first appeared in August 1832. After his marriage Howe became more active in commerce. In 1813 he joined Mrs Mary Reibey in a speculation in sandalwood. In 1817 he became one of the fourteen foundation subscribers to the Bank of New South Wales. In 1813 he published the first natural history and art book printed in the colony, Birds of New South Wales with their Natural History, a collection of eighteen coloured plates of Australian birds with short descriptions of their habits and environment. The artist was John Lewin. In 1819 First Fruits of Australian Poetry, containing two poems by Barron Field, the first book of poetry published in Australia, came from his press. Howe was preparing to publish the first periodical magazine when he died on 11 May 1821. He left property worth £4000. Robert Howe was dissipated as a young man and in 1819 fathered an illegitimate son. Next year, however, he experienced a spiritual awakening and, in his own words, was 'wonderfully and mercifully visited by God and snatched from infamy in this world and Hell in the next'. He joined the group of Methodists who were working in Sydney and their influence, particularly that of Rev. Ralph Mansfield, was apparent when he published The Australian Magazine; or, Compendium of Religious, Literary, and Miscellaneous Intelligence, the first periodical to appear in Australia. The first number appeared in May 1821 and the publication continued until September 1822. In the meantime, in 1821 Robert Howe had married the colonial-born Ann Bird, who finally agreed to rear Robert's natural son as her own. She bore him four more children, Robert Mansfield, Alfred Australia, Ann Wesley and Mary McLeay, whose names commemorated the strongest influences in Howe's life. Although his education had not been thorough, Robert Howe continued to edit the Gazette which he had helped his father to publish, but the tone of the paper changed completely. Morality and religion became its main themes. Howe considered that to be 'Printer to Immanuel' was more important than being government printer. A plan to establish another press devoted exclusively to the aims of the Wesleyan mission did not eventuate; but the Gazette reflected Howe's conviction that religion was the only possible means of progress in Australia and the only way to rescue the colony from the 'depths of awful depravity to Righteousness in the Son of God'. This outlook, together with the Gazette's traditional policy of supporting the government, made it impossible for Howe to join the struggle for the freedom of the press between 1826 and 1829. Added to this was the fact that Alexander McLeay, his old benefactor, had become colonial secretary. Despite criticism, the Gazette prospered and for a short time in 1827 became the first daily newspaper in the colony. Robert Howe also continued his father's tradition as a publisher. In addition to religious tracts, in 1826 he published Wild Notes from the Lyre of a Native Minstrel, the first book of poems written by a colonial-born poet, Charles Tompson, whose work had already appeared in the Gazette. Howe's own personal life was never really happy. On the night of 15 June 1822 he was attacked while returning from a meeting at the Methodist chapel. He could not avoid a number of libel actions arising from the strong denunciation of those who opposed his policy, and in 1827 Redfern publicly horse-whipped him. He wrote that he was 'debilitated through excessive fatigue, mental anxiety and unprecedented and unexpected domestic disquietude and grief to which I have for years submitted'. In 1827 he made a will in which he left most of his estate to his natural son and £100 a year to his wife. Next year he revoked this and left his wife an 'equal division' of his effects which amounted to over £10,000. Contemplating retirement, he installed Mansfield as co-editor of the Gazette; but on 29 January 1829 he was drowned while fishing near Pinchgut and his widow became the proprietor of the paper. George and Robert Howe had performed important work. To have a newspaper as early as 1803 was of inestimable benefit to both government and settlers. A series of the New South Wales Pocket Almanack, issued in conjunction with the Gazette from 1806, supplemented the dissemination of news and knowledge throughout the colony. The Gazette kept the settlers in touch with home. News from England and excerpts from English literature kept loyalty to England alive. From the beginning George Howe encouraged education and published material calculated to aid both teachers and pupils. He also fostered literature and before 1810 printed more than forty poems, many of which he wrote himself. During Macquarie's administration he printed a further seventy poems including the patriotic odes of Michael Robinson. He has, therefore, a strong claim to the title of 'Father of Australian Literature'. The main difference between George and Robert was that, whereas George Howe advocated reason and common sense, Robert fostered religion.

Note 5: Reg No V1822301 159/1832 - Cf exact date and place - Ancestry - kingfamily

Note 6: Reg NO V182335818 28 - age 44 - Sarah HOWE Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 10 July 1823 DEATHS- On Tuesday last, at 96 George-street, after a long and extremely painful illness, Mrs. SARAH HOWE, Relict of the late Mr. GEORGE HOWE, Government Printer, in the 45th year of her age.

Note 7: 7 April 1826 - exact date - Ancestry - kingfamily Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922 about Henry C Antill Name: Henry C Antill Birth Date: 1823 Father's Name: Henry C Antill Mother's Name: Eliza Birth Place: New South Wales Registration Year: 1823 Registration Place: Liverpool, New South Wales Volume Number: V1823224 10

Note 8: 1911 England census 1824 - trees

Note 9: REG No V1828404 12 at CI (Campbelltown, St Peter's (Co. Aird) - Henry C Antill and Mary A

Note 10: Reg No V18299562 1C - Henry C Antill and Eliza - CI, Church of England, Campbelltown, St Peter's (Co. Aird) Ancestry tree - kingfamily - 24 Nov, Jarvis Creek, Stonequarry, NSW

Note 11: Cr - NSW. Reg No V1832566 16 Henry C Antill and Elizabeth

Note 12: Reg No V1834740 18 Henry C Antill and Eliza

Note 13: Reg No V1837986 21/1837 - H Golden and Eliza

Note 14: Reg NoV18401255 24A - Henry C and Eliza exact date and place - Ancestry - kingfamily

Note 15: V1840978 24A/1840 - infant - Loftus Antill Place - Ancestry - kingfamily

Note 16: REg No V1849789 34B - parents not recorded Ancestry - kingfamily - exact date and Jarvisfield, Stonequarry,NSW

Note 17: Reg No V18521140 38B - HARRY C Antill Camden, Oaks, Picton, Stonequarry, NSW

Note 18: NSW bmd - 2411/1858 ANTILL ELIZA EDWARD DIED ST LEONARDS ST LEONARDS Sydney Morning Herald 4 Oct 1858 DEATHS On the 30th ultimo, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. R. F. Pockley, St. Leonard's, North Shore, Eliza, relict of the late Major Antill, of Jarvisfield, Picton, New South Wales, aged 56.

Personal Notes:

See notes for Henry Colden ANTILL •••••••••••••••• http://tww.id.au/family-history-wills/edward-spencer-wills-celene/pafg01.htm#44C 4. Eliza Wills (Edward Spencer ) was born on 10 Sep 1802 in ,Sydney,New South Wales,Australia. She was christened on 26 Sep 1802 in StPhillip'sCofE,Sydney,New South Wales,Australia. She died on 30 Sep 1858 in Pictonville,Sydney,New South Wales,Australia. from Mutch Index born Sept 10 1802 bap Sept 26 1802 married Oct 9 1818 at St Phillips Sydney Married Henry Colden Antill by Special Licence. Witnesses William Redfern, Sarah Redfern (sister) Thomas Wills (brother) and John T Campbell (Macquarie's secretary) 1828 muster aged 26 *A0487 Protestant from Pockley's Ancestor Treasure Hunt "the diary of Robert F Pockley - "my wife's dear mother died here" - "Lorne" on the North Shore daughter Selina Antill married Pockley Death Reg No NSW 2411/1858 died at St Leonards ***********************

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17. Type: Vital Record, Abbr: NSW bdm register, Title: NSW bdm register

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- Notes: NSW bmd - 2411/1858 ANTILL ELIZA EDWARD DIED ST LEONARDS ST LEONARDS

52. Type: Australia Birth Marriage Death Index 1787 - 1985 Record

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54. Type: Web Page, Abbr: Ancestry Family Trees, Title: Ancestry Family Trees, Auth: Ancestry.com

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55. Type: Book, Abbr: Edward Wills Family and Descendants, Title: Ancestor Treasure Hunt; The Edward Wills Family and Descendants in Australia 1797 - 1976, Auth: R.V. Pockley, Publ: Wentworth Books - Sydney, Date: 1976

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60. Type: Newspaper, Title: Trove, http://trove.nla.gov.au

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- Notes: Sydney Morning Herald 4 Oct 1858 DEATHS On the 30th ultimo, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. R. F. Pockley, St. Leonard's, North Shore, Eliza, relict of the late Major Antill, of Jarvisfield, Picton, New South Wales, aged 56.

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