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

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Julia TURLEY





























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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.
Personal Notes:
death reg of son