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Reginald Edward Rowe HILLCOAT (1860 - 1925)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Catherine (Katie) Ellen Christina HILLCOAT (1899 - ) Mary (Molly) Dorothy HILLCOAT (1901 - ) Doreen HILLCOAT (1903 - 1903)	Reginald Edward Rowe HILLCOAT (1860 - 1925) + Elizabeth Fisher (Lizzie) CLARK ( - 1938)	John William HILLCOAT (1829 - 1907)	Henry Brougham William HILLCOAT (1796 - 1859)
			Susannnah ROWE
		Catherine Ellen MANT (1828 - 1903)

b. 1860 at Maitland, NSW, Australia

m. 25 Dec 1895 Elizabeth Fisher (Lizzie) CLARK ( - 1938) at Normanton, Queensland, Australia

d. 1925 at Brisbane, Queensland, Australia aged 65

Near Relatives of Reginald Edward Rowe HILLCOAT (1860 - 1925)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Grandfather	Henry Brougham William HILLCOAT	abt 1796		26 Dec 1859	Everton, Bedfordshire, England	63
Grandmother	Susannnah ROWE
Father in Law	William CLARK
Mother in Law	Susan MITCHELL
Father	John William HILLCOAT	abt 1829	Bath, Somerset, England	17 Feb 1907	Sydney, NSW, Australia	78
Mother	Catherine Ellen MANT	abt 1828		07 Jun 1903	Longueville, Lane Cove River, NSW, Australia	75
Step Mother	Sarah Ann COLLINS			Sep 1850	Bradford upon Avon, Somerset, England
Self	Reginald Edward Rowe HILLCOAT	1860	Maitland, NSW, Australia	1925	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	65
Wife	Elizabeth Fisher (Lizzie) CLARK			02 Nov 1938	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Daughter	Catherine (Katie) Ellen Christina HILLCOAT	14 Jan 1899	'Boomara' Station, Queensland, Australia
Daughter	Mary (Molly) Dorothy HILLCOAT	29 Jun 1901	Queensland, Australia
Daughter	Doreen HILLCOAT	12 Oct 1903	Queensland, Australia	16 Oct 1903	Queensland, Australia	0
Sister	Ethel Maria Millicent HILLCOAT			1943	Mosman, NSW, Australia
Sister	Catherine Anna Louise HILLCOAT	04 Jun 1852	Adelaide, South Australia, Australia	1907	Paddington, Sydney, NSW, Australia	55
Brother	Henry Egerton HILLCOAT	04 Mar 1854	Adelaide, South Australia, Australia	16 Nov 1919	Queensland, Australia	65
Sister	Georgina Fanny Alicia HILLCOAT	19 May 1855	Adelaide, South Australia, Australia	02 Apr 1942	Queensland, Australia	86
Brother	Arthur William Mant HILLCOAT	1856	First Creek, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia	11 May 1935	Queensland, Australia	79
Sister	Florence Ella Violet HILLCOAT	1864	Maitland, NSW, Australia	11 Apr 1963	Queensland, Australia	99
Brother	Leslie Cecil Brougham HILLCOAT	1867	Maitland, NSW, Australia	10 Apr 1937	Queensland, Australia	70
Brother	Harold John Burke HILLCOAT	26 Sep 1869	Queensland, Australia	01 Aug 1939	Queensland, Australia	69
Uncle	Henry Brougham HILLCOAT	abt 1823
Aunt	Cecilia Juliana O'TOOLE	abt 1822
Uncle	Theophilus HILLCOAT	1833		1833		0
Uncle	Alfred HILLCOAT	1840
Aunt	Catherine Susanna HILLCOAT	abt 1842	Bath, Somerset, England
Uncle	William G IBISON	abt 1841	Liverpool, Lancashire, England
Uncle	Theophilus Pym HILLCOAT	1843	Bath, Somerset, England	1903	Bath, Somerset, England	60
Cousin	William H B C HILLCOAT	abt 1846
Cousin	Charles H HILLCOAT	abt 1847		1901	Gosford, NSW, Australia	54
Cousin	Cecilia Catherine HILLCOAT	abt 1849		1940	Kingsford, Sydney, NSW, Australia	91
Cousin	Henry F R S HILLCOAT	abt 1850
Nephew	Eric Egerton ALLEN			1969	Albury, NSW, Australia
Nephew	Vivian John ALLEN	1880	Queensland, Australia	1944	Mosman, NSW, Australia	64
Nephew	George Kingsmill ALLEN	1881	Queensland, Australia
Niece	Catherine Ellie ALLEN	1883	Queensland, Australia
Niece	Minnie Ethel ALLEN	1883	Queensland, Australia
Niece	Alice Mona ALLEN	1885	Queensland, Australia
Niece	Isabel Florence ALLEN	1889	Queensland, Australia
Niece	Lorna Martha ALLEN	1901	Queensland, Australia	1979	NSW, Australia	78
Nephew	Noel John Rule ALLEN	1901	Queensland, Australia
Nephew	Paul Abbott ALLEN	1901	Queensland, Australia
Nephew	Robert Percy LORD	28 Jan 1878	Gympie, Queensland, Australia	29 Jan 1938	Sydney, NSW, Australia	60
Nephew	Reginald Simeon LORD	1879	Queensland, Australia	13 Oct 1931	Augathella, Queensland, Australia	52
Niece	Catherine Ruby LORD	1881	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	27 Jun 1953		72
Niece	Louisa Pearl Gertrude LORD	1883	Queensland, Australia	1954	Sydney, NSW, Australia	71
Niece	Mabel Beryl LORD	1885	Queensland, Australia	1968	Queensland, Australia	83
Nephew	Alfred Victor LORD	1887	Queensland, Australia	1984		97
Nephew	Francis Guy LORD	1889	Queensland, Australia	14 Feb 1927	Manly, NSW, Australia	38
Nephew	Arthur Brougham LORD	1894	Queensland, Australia	18 Jun 1982	Buderim, Queensland, Australia	88
Nephew	Bertie Edgerton HILLCOAT	1886	Queensland, Australia	16 May 1950	Queensland, Australia	64
Nephew	Harold Vivian HILLCOAT	05 Jun 1889	Queensland, Australia	1889	Queensland, Australia	0
Nephew	Charles Henry HILLCOAT	17 Jun 1890	Queensland, Australia	16 Feb 1951	Queensland, Australia	60
Nephew	Leslie Reginald HILLCOAT	abt 1894		06 Jun 1911	Muttaburra, Queensland, Australia	17
Nephew	Gordon Oakleigh HILLCOAT	14 Jun 1895		21 Jun 1982	Gympie, Queensland, Australia	87
Nephew	Henry Ivanhoe Hillcoat ROSS	1876	Queensland, Australia
Nephew	Percy William Lochiel ROSS	Mar 1877	Queensland, Australia	15 Aug 1883	Maryborough, Queensland, Australia	6
Niece	Alicia Ann Violet ROSS	1879	Queensland, Australia
Nephew	Herbert Cecil Brodie ROSS	1881	Queensland, Australia
Niece	Catherine Ada Mary ROSS	16 Aug 1883	Maryborough, Queensland, Australia
Nephew	Lawrence Outram Mant ROSS	1886	Queensland, Australia
Niece	Nina Edith Muriel HILLCOAT	23 Apr 1883	Queensland, Australia	23 Mar 1959	Queensland, Australia	75
Niece	Catherine May HILLCOAT	10 Feb 1885	Queensland, Australia	09 Mar 1959	Queensland, Australia	74
Nephew	Harold Arthur HILLCOAT	1887	Queensland, Australia	24 Apr 1943	Barcaldine, Queensland, Australia	56
Nephew	Eric George HILLCOAT	01 Jan 1889	Queensland, Australia	1970	Burwood, New South Wales, Australia	81
Niece	Jessie Gladys HILLCOAT	24 Dec 1891	Queensland, Australia
Niece	Gwendoline Mary Esmee HILLCOAT	17 May 1895	Queensland, Australia
Nephew	Charles Stuart CRAIES	23 Jul 1890	Queensland, Australia	03 Sep 1916	Queensland, Australia	26
Niece	Clara Sabina CRAIES	03 Jan 1894	Queensland, Australia
Niece	Mona Mary HILLCOAT	10 Dec 1900	Queensland, Australia	1974	Longreach, Queensland, Australia	74
Nephew	Leslie William HILLCOAT	23 Jan 1905	Queensland, Australia
Niece	Ellen Catherine HILLCOAT	15 Aug 1906	Queensland, Australia
Niece	Joyce Millicent HILLCOAT	1910	Queensland, Australia
Nephew	Roland Egerton HILLCOAT	1913	Queensland, Australia	1977	NSW, Australia	64
Niece	Agnes Ivy HILLCOAT
Nephew	Charles Howard HILLCOAT	21 May 1891	Queensland, Australia	17 Oct 1917	Belgium	26
Niece	Florence Gertrude HILLCOAT	10 Jan 1893	Queensland, Australia
Nephew	Percy Newton HILLCOAT	20 Jun 1894	Queensland, Australia	28 Oct 1908	Queensland, Australia	14
Niece	Mabel Grace HILLCOAT	19 Mar 1896	Queensland, Australia
Nephew	Claud Robert HILLCOAT	23 Jun 1897	Queensland, Australia
Nephew	George Seymour HILLCOAT	02 Apr 1899	Queensland, Australia
Nephew	John Edward HILLCOAT	04 Feb 1902	Queensland, Australia	20 Dec 1964	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	62
Niece	Mona (Nona) Violet HILLCOAT	27 Mar 1904	Queensland, Australia
Brother in Law	John Henry ALLEN
Brother in Law	Alfred Percy LORD	26 Oct 1852	Avoca, Tasmania, Australia	18 May 1927	Manly, NSW, Australia	74
Sister in Law	Harriet Miriam JAMES	1858	St. Helens, Isle of Wight, England	05 Sep 1944	Queensland, Australia	86
Brother in Law	Henry ROSS
Sister in Law	Eleanor Madeline (Ellen ELizabeth) BREDE			17 May 1926	Queensland, Australia
Brother in Law	Stuart Montague CRAIES	04 Mar 1859	Queensland, Australia	27 Aug 1936	Queensland, Australia	77
Sister in Law	Annie Catherine OVERLACK	1873	Queensland, Australia	1953	New Lambton, NSW, Australia	80
Sister in Law	Margaret Jane MORELAND	1872	Queensland, Australia	1962	Queensland, Australia	90

Events in Reginald Edward Rowe HILLCOAT (1860 - 1925)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
Sep 1850		Death of step mother Sarah Ann COLLINS	Bradford upon Avon, Somerset, England	Note 1	46
1860		Reginald Edward Rowe HILLCOAT was born	Maitland, NSW, Australia	Note 2
25 Dec 1895	35	Married Elizabeth Fisher (Lizzie) CLARK	Normanton, Queensland, Australia	Note 3	52, 60
1896	36	Residence	'Ifflay', Normanton, Queensland, Australia	Note 4
14 Jan 1899	39	Birth of daughter Catherine (Katie) Ellen Christina HILLCOAT	'Boomara' Station, Queensland, Australia	Note 5	52, 60
29 Jun 1901	41	Birth of daughter Mary (Molly) Dorothy HILLCOAT	Queensland, Australia	Note 6
07 Jun 1903	43	Death of mother Catherine Ellen MANT (aged 75)	Longueville, Lane Cove River, NSW, Australia	Note 7	52, 60
12 Oct 1903	43	Birth of daughter Doreen HILLCOAT	Queensland, Australia	Note 8
16 Oct 1903	43	Death of daughter Doreen HILLCOAT	Queensland, Australia	Note 9
17 Feb 1907	47	Death of father John William HILLCOAT (aged 78)	Sydney, NSW, Australia	Note 10	17, 60
1911	51	Other Event	Sold Boomarra Station	Note 11
1913	53	Residence	'Boomarra', Normanton, Qld, Australia	Note 12	37
1921	61	Residence	Teneriffe house, Teneriffe Drive, Fortitude Valley, Qld, Australia	Note 13	37
1925	65	Reginald Edward Rowe HILLCOAT died	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	Note 14	60
1925	65	Residence	Teneriffe house, Teneriffe Drive, Fortitude Valley, Qld, Australia	Note 15	37

Note 1: free bdm - Sept 1850 Bradford W, Vol 8, page 173

Note 2: Reg No 8845 - parents John W Hillcoat and Catherine E

Note 3: REg No 000245- page 11649 Brisbane Courier 17 April1896 MARRIAGES. HILLCOAT-CLARK.-On the 25th December, 1895, at St. Peter's Church, Normanton, by the Rev. B. Bryant, Edward Reginald Rowe, son of John William Hillcoat, of Maitland, to Lizzie Clark, daughter of William Clark, of Edinburgh, Scotland.

Note 4: Address given by Reginald Edward when he became a JP - The Brisbane Courier 18th Jan 1896

Note 5: Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922 about Catherine Ellen Christina Hillcoat Name: Catherine Ellen Christina Hillcoat Birth Date: 14 Jan 1899 Father's Name: Reginald Edward Rowe Hillcoat Mother's Name: Lizzie Clark Birth Place: Queensland Registration Year: 1899 Registration Place: Queensland Page Number: 11648 Registration Number: 001007 The Queenslander 11 Feb 1899 BIRTHS HILLCOAT.—On the 14th January, at Boomarra station, the wife of Reginald B. R. Hillcoat, of a daughter.

Note 6: Reg No 002107 - page 11649 - parents Reginald Edward Rowe Hillcoat and Lizzie Clark Brisbane courier 27 July 1901 BIRTGS: HILLCOAT.-On the 23th June, at Boonarra Station, the wife of Reginald Hillcoat, of a daughter.

Note 7: Reg No 7809 - parents John H and Catherine Sydney Morning Herald 9 June 1903 DEATH HILLCOAT.-June 7, at Longueville, Lane Cove River. Catherine Ellen, wife of J. W. Hillcoat, aged 75 years.

Note 8: Reg No 001648 - page 11648 - parents Reginald Edward Rowe Hillcoat and Lizzie Clark The Queenslander 21 Nov 1903 HILLCOAT.— On the 12th October, at Boomarra Station, the wife of Reginald Hillcoat, of a daughter.

Note 9: Reg No 000906 - page 11648 - parents Reginald Edward Rowe Hillcoat and Lizzie Clark

Note 10: Reg No 186 - parents Henry W B Hillcoat and Susan Hillcoat family tree - ancestry 17 Feb 1907, Sydney The Queenslander 9 March 1907 HILLCOAT.-On February 17, at " Ormah," Sydney, John William Hillcoat, second son of the late Rev. H. Brougham W. Hillcoat, D.D., incumbent of St. Matthew's, Scotland- road, Liverpool, and chaplain to the Duke at Sussex, aged 78 years. Gympie Times and Mary River Mining Gazette 21 Feb 1907 Mr. John William Hillcoat who was associated with Gympie mining in the very early days. He arrived on the field during the latter part of 1868, and after following mining for some time he undertook the management of Threlkeld's crushing mill which was erected on Pumpkin Flat. This was eventually removed to Black Snake, and Mr. Hillcoat, retaining the managership, moved to that mining centre. After some years he relinquished mining pursuits to take up a selection at Wolvi, but about 22 years ago he left the district and made Sydney his home. He had attained the ripe, age of 76 years. He appears to have enjoyed good health up to about three weeks ago, when he visited Katoomba and whilst there was seized with an illness which terminated fatally. His son Mr. Reginald Hillcoat grazier of the Gulf, North Queensland, and his daughter Mrs. Ross were with him at the last. The deceased gentleman leaves five sons and three daughters, the members of the famiiy in this district being Messrs. Henry and John Hillcoat.

Note 11: The Advertiser 22 July 1911 - Messrs, Brodie & Brown have sold the well-known station Boomarra on account of Mr. Reginald Hillcoat, together with 7,000 cattle and 250 horses, to Mr. Edwards.

Note 12: HILLCOAT Reginald Edward Rowe - grazier, Elizabeth - hd

Note 13: HILLCOAT Reginald Edward Rowe - grazier, Elizabeth Fisher - hd, Catherine Ellen Christina - hd

Note 14: Brisbane Courier Mail 5 Oct 1925 THE LATE MR. REG. HILLCOAT. A large number of people paid their last respects on Saturday to the late Mr. Reginald Hillcoat, the well-known pastoralist and racing man, who died suddenly on Thursday morning. The Rev. S. Watkin (rector) conducted a service in the Holy Trinity Church of England, Valley, at 9.30 a.m., and the funeral cortege left for the Toowong Cemetery at 10 o'clock, where the Rev. H. G. Lewis read the burial service. The chief mourners were Mrs. R. Hillcoat and Misses Kate and Molly Hillcoat, (wife and daughters), Messrs. J. and A. Hillcoat (brothers), Messrs. H. Clark. P. Conway, W. Martin, and V. Gray (nephews). S. Craies (brother-in-law), Mr. A. Dalby, Mesdames Harry Ross and S. M. Craies (sisters), Miss S. Craies (niece),

Note 15: HILLCOAT Reginald Edward Rowe - grazier, Elizabeth Fisher - hd, Catherine Ellen Christina - hd, Folly Dorothy - hd (?Mary Dorothy)

Personal Notes:

Queenslander 16 Feb 1889 An Oven for Heating Brands. The trouble and annoyance connected with brand-heating is known on every cattle station. We are, therefore, exceedingly pleased to lay before our squatting readers a hint which we think will help them greatly in this difficulty. It has been forwarded to us by Mr. Reginald Hillcoat of Canobie station, Cloncurry River. The rough sketch of the oven by Mr. Hillcoat we have elaborated to fit it for publioation, but trust that in doing so we have not altered his idea. (Couldn't get the sketch across) Camperdown Chronicle Vic 19 March 1889 Cattle Branding. In a letter to the Queenslander, Mr. Reginald Hillcoat,of Canobie Station, Cloncurry River, gives the following description of an oven for heating cattle brands, which will be found worthy the consideration of the pro prietors of large herds of cattle. Mr. Hillcoat says:—"We have been using a contrivance here for the last 18 months for heating brands which I am certain if it were more generally known would be universally used. It is a roughly-made oven, and any handy man can run it up in a couple of days. The saving of firewood is very consider able, to say nothing of the blasphemy expended on the brands and the fire man attending to them. A boy can look after the fire, and the brands are kept in a uniform heat, while the handles are cool, being outside of the oven and clear of the fire all the time. We. have branded over 6,000 calves, and have only used a waggon load of firewood doing it. The oven is built of rough flat stones, the mortar used being ant-bcd, with chopped grass. The walls are built in a circle about 15in. thick, the inside dia meter being about 2ft, a uniform width being carried up say 4ft, then the top is gradually brought in to a dome; the chimney is finished by an oil-can with the ends knocked out. In the inside of the oven are four bars of iron (old wheel tires will do) placed across and let into the walls a foot from the ground, on which the fire is placed. Above the bars and just below the centre opening (say, 2ft 6in from ground) is another bar for the brand to rest on. The brands are put through the centre opening, and are thus directly over the flame and get red hot in a very short time. Two smaller openings are left at the base of oven for vent, being directly opposite one another, and either of them can be used for raking out the ashes from time to time. The oven can be placed close to the rails of the branding pen, so that the brander can reach the brands himself and replace them on the fire when he is done with them. Brisbane Courier 17 April1896 MARRIAGES. HILLCOAT-CLARK.-On the 25th December, 1895, at St. Peter's Church, Normanton, by the Rev. B. Bryant, Edward Reginald Rowe, son of John William Hillcoat, of Maitland, to Lizzie Clark, daughter of William Clark, of Edinburgh, Scotland. The Brisbane Courier 23 July 1904 THROUGH THE NORTH WEST - CLONCURRY TO NORMANTON Leaving Granada the following morning we reach Donaldson for luncheon. There is a post and telegraph office and hotel here. We are now seventy miles from Cloncurry, and, during the afternoon we make for "Boomarra' station twenty miles, or more, farther on. The shades of night were falling as we pulled up at the hospitable abode of Mr. Reginald Hillcoat, the owner of Boomarra. Boomarra contains 400 square miles of open downs interposed with gravelly and sandy ridges. The station carries about 6000 head of Shorthorn cattle. Mr. Hillcoat has been in the Gulf country since 1881- For ten years he was manager of Canobie, an adjoining station. He acquired the country comprising Boomarra ten years ago, and founded the station. The property is watered by dams and creeks; but these fail in dry seasons. The main consideration, Mr. Hillcoat explains, is the conservation of water. The grass has never given out;, and its value as permanent pasture was made fully manifest during the drought period of 1902, when large numbers of sheep from elsewhere were maintained in the locality. THe Queenslander 30 Dec 1905 Running Out Barbed Wire - article and sketches by Reginald Hillcott, Boomarra http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/20801509?searchTerm=Hillcoat THe Queenslander 27 Feb 1909 Mr. Reginald Hillcoat, of Boomerah station, Cloncurry, has just purchased from Mr. A. J. Cotton's stud, at Grand chester, the fine bay colt Electron, by Elected from Actress II. Electron was foaled 6th October, 1906. A brother a year older sold for 175 guineas at the recent auction sale of the Hidden Vale Stud. Mr. Hillcoat's new purchase leaves by Saturday's boat for Townsville, en route for Cloncurry. . Brisbane Courier 18 Feb 1911 FLOODS ON THE LEICHHARDT - letter from R Hillcoat, Boomarra describing the destruction of surrounding stations http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/19669383?searchTerm=Hillcoat The Advertiser 22 July 1911 CATTLE AT CHARLEVILLE. Messrs, Brodie & Brown have sold the well-known station Boomarra on account of Mr. Reginald Hillcoat, together with 7,000 cattle and 250 horses, to Mr. Edwards. http://trove.nla.gov.au/work/36928695?q=Hillcoat&c=picture Reginald Hilcoat took up Canobee Station in partnership with Palmer. When the partnership dissolved he moved on to Boomarra station. He made a living travelling to neighbouring stations and spaying cattle. Hilcoat sold Boomarra station onto the Chaplain Brothers. The Argus (Melbourne) 11 Oct 1929 RACING IN QUEENSLAND - OWNERSHIP OP COURSES. BRISBANE, Thursday. - The commission of inquiry into horseracing at Brisbane and Ipswich began the hearing of evidence to-day. The commission comprises Mr. Justice Henchman (chairman), Mr. J.| Cadell Garrick, and Mr. F. J. McCarthy. Mr. F. J. Bradfield, registrar of titles, said that the present proprietors of the Albion Park racecourse were Mr. John Wren and Mr. Benjamin Nathan, and the titles did not show any leases or mortgages. The registered proprietors of the Coorparoo course were Mr. J. E. Burke and Mr. Reginald E. Hillcoat.

Source References:

37. Type: Vital Record, Abbr: Australian electoral rolls, Title: Australian Electoral Rolls, Auth: Australian government

- Reference = (Residence)

- Notes: HILLCOAT Reginald Edward Rowe - grazier, Elizabeth Fisher - hd, Catherine Ellen Christina - hd, Folly Dorothy - hd (?Mary Dorothy)

- Reference = (Residence)

- Notes: HILLCOAT Reginald Edward Rowe - grazier, Elizabeth - hd

- Reference = (Residence)

- Notes: HILLCOAT Reginald Edward Rowe - grazier, Elizabeth Fisher - hd, Catherine Ellen Christina - hd

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

- Reference = (Marriage)

- Notes: REg No 000245- page 11649

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

- Reference = (Death)

- Notes: Brisbane Courier Mail 5 Oct 1925 THE LATE MR. REG. HILLCOAT. A large number of people paid their last respects on Saturday to the late Mr. Reginald Hillcoat, the well-known pastoralist and racing man, who died suddenly on Thursday morning. The Rev. S. Watkin (rector) conducted a service in the Holy Trinity Church of England, Valley, at 9.30 a.m., and the funeral cortege left for the Toowong Cemetery at 10 o'clock, where the Rev. H. G. Lewis read the burial service. The chief mourners were Mrs. R. Hillcoat and Misses Kate and Molly Hillcoat, (wife and daughters), Messrs. J. and A. Hillcoat (brothers), Messrs. H. Clark. P. Conway, W. Martin, and V. Gray (nephews). S. Craies (brother-in-law), Mr. A. Dalby, Mesdames Harry Ross and S. M. Craies (sisters), Miss S. Craies (niece),

- Reference = (Marriage)

- Notes: Brisbane Courier 17 April1896 MARRIAGES. HILLCOAT-CLARK.-On the 25th December, 1895, at St. Peter's Church, Normanton, by the Rev. B. Bryant, Edward Reginald Rowe, son of John William Hillcoat, of Maitland, to Lizzie Clark, daughter of William Clark, of Edinburgh, Scotland.

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