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John BILES

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Thomas BILES (1810 - 1889)	John BILES + Julia TURLEY

+. Julia TURLEY

Near Relatives of John BILES
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Self	John BILES
Spouse/Partner	Julia TURLEY
Son	Thomas BILES	1810		1889	Maude, Victoria, Australia	79
Daughter in Law	Eleanor MORGAN	1830	Ebbw Vale, Wales	1908	Maude, Victoria, Australia	78
Granddaughter	Julia BILES	1849	Glamorgan, Wales	1927	Lethbridge, Victoria, Australia	78
Grandson	Joseph BILES	1855	Glamorgan, Wales	1918	Glen Huntley, Victoria, Australia	63
Grandson	Thomas BILES	1857	Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, Wales	1934	Springvale, Victoria, Australia	77
Grandson	William BILES	1860	Sutherland, Victoria, Australia	1924	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	64
Granddaughter	Sarah Margaret BILES	1861	Victoria, Australia	1939	Ballarat, Victoria, Australia	78
Granddaughter	Ann BILES	1864	Victoria, Australia	1942	Malvern, Victoria, Australia	78
Granddaughter	Caroline BILES	1867	Lethbridge, Victoria, Australia	1900	Victoria, Australia	33
Grandson	James BILES	1870	Lethbridge, Victoria, Australia	1949	Victoria, Australia	79
Granddaughter	Jane BILES	1872	Lethbridge, Victoria, Australia	1941	Victoria, Australia	69

Events in John BILES's life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1810		Birth of son Thomas BILES		Burial info
1889		Death of son Thomas BILES (aged 79)	Maude, Victoria, Australia	Note 1	22, 60

Note 1: Burial info Event: deaths Registration number 12713 / 1889 Family name: BILES Given name(s) Thomas Place of event: MAUDE POST OFFICE, Australia Personal detail Mother's name; Julia TURLEY Father's Name: BILES John Place of Birth: Monmouth, Wales Age: 79 Geelong Advertiser 30 Sept 1889 DEATHS. Biles.—On the 25th of September, at his resi- dence, Maude, Thomas Biles, postmaster, and dearly beloved husband of Eleanor Biles, aged 79 years. Interred in Leth- bridge Cemetery. Geelong Advertiser 25 July 1908 MAUDE -DEATH- OF AN OLD RESIDENT iIt is with deep regret that the death has to be chronicled of one of the oldest and most widely, known and esteemed residents of the district, in the person of Mrs. Biles, who died on the evening of the 17th inst. The deceased, who was in her 78th year, had resided in the one resilience for nearly half a century, and. her advice and services were freely avail ed of by many of the sick of the district, and she had until recently held the posi tion of postmistress of Maude for a num ber of years. It can safely be said that she made all friends and ,no enemies, The deceased, who was interred in the Church of England portion of the Leth ridge Cemetery, was borne to the grave on; the shoulders of four of her grand sons, and the pall-bearers' comprised some of the oldest residents of the dis trict.

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