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Thomas Polk WILLSALLEN (1835 - 1911)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Daisy WILLSALLEN Percy Stanley WILLSALLEN Thomas Leslie WILLSALLEN Edwin Herbert WILLSALLEN (1875 - 1918) Agnes Marion WILLSALLEN (1880 - )	Thomas Polk WILLSALLEN (1835 - 1911)

b. abt 1835 at Ballina, Ireland

d. 08 Mar 1911 at Point Piper, Sydney, NSW, Australia aged 76

Near Relatives of Thomas Polk WILLSALLEN (1835 - 1911)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Self	Thomas Polk WILLSALLEN	abt 1835	Ballina, Ireland	08 Mar 1911	Point Piper, Sydney, NSW, Australia	76
Daughter	Daisy WILLSALLEN
Son	Percy Stanley WILLSALLEN
Son	Thomas Leslie WILLSALLEN
Son	Edwin Herbert WILLSALLEN	abt 1875		1918	Baltimore, USA	43
Daughter	Agnes Marion WILLSALLEN	1880	Gunnedah, NSW, Australia
Son in Law	John Macquarie ANTILL	26 Jan 1866	Picton, NSW, Australia	01 Mar 1937	Redfern, Sydney, NSW, Australia	71
Granddaughter	Ruth ANTILL
Granddaughter	Joan M ANTILL	1902	Glebe, Sydney, NSW, Australia

Events in Thomas Polk WILLSALLEN (1835 - 1911)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
abt 1835		Thomas Polk WILLSALLEN was born	Ballina, Ireland	died 1911 - age 76 = c 1835
abt 1875	40	Birth of son Edwin Herbert WILLSALLEN		died 1918 - age 43 = c 1875
1880	45	Birth of daughter Agnes Marion WILLSALLEN	Gunnedah, NSW, Australia	Note 1	52
08 Mar 1911	76	Thomas Polk WILLSALLEN died	Point Piper, Sydney, NSW, Australia	see personal notes

Note 1: Reg No 25062/1880 - Agnes Marion Wills-Allen (Willsallen) - Thomas Polk Wills-Allen and Clara Frances

Personal Notes:

Sydney Morning Herald 9 March 1911 Mr Thomas Polk Willsallen, of Gunnible station, Gunnedah one of the pioneers of the Liverpool Plains where he settled 40 years ago, died last night at his city residence, Ulg Lodge, Point Piper, at the age of 76 years Mr Willsallen was a native of Ballina, Ireland and followed grazing pursuits for many years being largely interested in pastoral properties, not only in this State, but also In Queensland. He took a keen interest in the Gunnedah Hospital, of which institution he was president at the time of his death and among other offices hold by him was that of patron of the Pastoral Agricultural, and Horticultural Society of Gunnedah. The de ceased had been ailing for some time past, and his end was not unexpected. He has left a widow, three sons-Messrs Edwin Herbert Willsallen, Thomas Leslie Willsallen and Percy Stanley Willsallen-all graziers, and two daughters - Mrs J M Antill, wife of Lleutenant-Colonel Antill, and Miss Daisy Willsallen A stepbrother, Mr R G Higgins, of Kickerbell, died a few months ago. The remains, will be interred in the family vault at Gunnedah.

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