Marjorie Furner FORD

[DaveHam9]

NSW Marriage 7381/1893 FORD EBENEZER - BAKER MERCY J - WAVERLEY

The Sydney Morning Herald - Monday 31 July 1893 p.1
Marriages
FORD - BAKER.-July 11, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Charles Stead, Ebenezer, second surviving son of the late Joseph Ford, of Forest Lodge, to Mercy J., second surviving daughter of Aaron Baker, of Charing Cross, Waverley.

Wesleyan

Deaths
14437/1932 FORD EBENEZER - JOSEPH - ELIZA - BURWOOD
16004/1946 FORD MERCY JANE - AARON - CAROLINE - BURWOOD


Birth 20893/1899 FORD MARJORIE F - EBENEZER - MERCY J - GLEBE

1958 & 1963 NSW Electoral Roll - Lowe - Strathfield
FORD Marjorie Furner, 4 Wakeford road, home duties

Death 8346/1981 FORD MARJORIE FURNER - EBENEEZER JOSEPH - MERCY


I'm curious to know how Furner appears as a middle name.

 

[gibbo]

16004/1946 FORD MERCY JANE - AARON - CAROLINE - BURWOOD

NSW marriage

1036/1862 BAKER AARON FURNER CAROLINE

So Marjorie was given her grandmother's maiden name for a 2nd name.

 

[gibbo]

NSW death index
6253/1914 BAKER CAROLINE WILLIAM MARY A

The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954)
Saturday 27 June 1914
BAKER.- At the residence of Mr. C. Glasson, J.P., Daniel-street, Granville, June 26, 1914, Caroline, relict of the late Aaron Baker, aged 75 years.
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She was a native of Sussex England and come to Australia when 3 years of age.
Obit
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/85964111?

 

[gibbo]

So that is how the Furner name come into it.

Case closed?

 

[horse]

Nice work, gibbo... Sussex probably the clincher.

 

[gibbo]

Thanks Geoff.

Arrival for the Furner family, tho they have Catherine and not Caroline

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-12338-22499-8?cc=1542665

 

[horse]

May have opened a can of worms there.. :biggrin: :2fun:

 

[horse]

Phew!

Assisted:
Caroline Furner
Birth Year: abt 1840
Age: 2
Arrival Date: 11 Jul 1842
Vessel Name: Earl Durham

Geoff

 

[horse]

The image.....

 

[horse]

The image again :biggrin:

 

[horse]

I think Catherine should have been Caroline, looks like a mix up

 

[gibbo]

I think Catherine should have been Caroline, looks like a mix up

Yeah just a error i reckon.

 

[DaveHam9]

Thanks gibbo.

Thanks Geoff.

I have no James FURNER in my tree. My branch was from Brede. James is not a name in any of 10 generations of my line.

Name: William Furner
Gender: Male
Christening Date: 09 Sep 1804
Christening Place: IDEN,SUSSEX,ENGLAND
Father's Name: James Furner
Mother's Name: Mercy
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Indexing Project (Batch) Number: J148181

Name: Frederic Furner
Gender: Male
Christening Date: 07 Mar 1808
Christening Place: IDEN,SUSSEX,ENGLAND
Father's Name: James Furner
Mother's Name: Mercy
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[horse]

I have no James FURNER in my tree. My branch was from Brede. James is not a name in any of 10 generations of my line.

So, is that wrong arrival in post #8?

 

[DaveHam9]

No, it just means that there are three FURNER families in NSW. My line from Charles & Mary who arrived 1838 with 6 children - origin Brede.

And William and family and brother Frederic and family who arrived in 1842 - origin Iden.

I will check, but I don't think there is a connection between 1840 and 1666. :biggrin:


The Furner descendants from Brede play Rugby Union and the others play Rugby League. :2fun:

Don Furner - HERE

 

[horse]

I will check, but I don't think there is a connection between 1840 and 1666. :biggrin:


The Furner descendants from Brede play Rugby Union and the others play Rugby League. :2fun:

Don Furner - HERE

Thanks, Dave...

Always helps to have recognisable and understandable feature/place/datelines :biggrin:

 

[DaveHam9]

However, it seems all Furners are short and solidly built. I'm out of the mould by gaining some height from Hamilton side. :biggrin:

 

[horse]

However, it seems all Furners are short and solidly built. I'm out of the mould by gaining some height from Hamilton side. :biggrin:

Yeah, the gene pool has a lot to answer for :2fun: