Samuel John William George Hayman
M, #26, b. 14 March 1878, d. 4 January 1960
|  Samuel JWG Hayman |
| Birth* | Samuel John William George Hayman was born on 14 March 1878 at Perth, Western AustraliaG; reg: 18915**.  |
| He was the son of George Hayman and Sabina Pendor. |
| Baptism | Samuel John William George Hayman was baptized on 23 March 1878 at Perth, Western Australia; RC.1 |
| Marriage* | He married Elizabeth Ann (Tot*) McMillan, daughter of Alexander McMillan and Elizabeth Anne Owens, on 24 July 1899 at Perth, Western AustraliaG; reg: 1216** CE - St Alban's. |
| Marriage* | Samuel John William George Hayman married Ellen Doyle on 29 August 1925 at Perth, Western AustraliaG; reg: 1928.2,3 |
| Death* | Samuel John William George Hayman died on 4 January 1960 at West Leederville, Western AustraliaG, at age 81; 81yrs - 110 St Leonard's Ave, West Leederville.3 |
| Burial* | He was buried at Karrakatta, Western AustraliaG; R/C OC 428
81yr Also wife Ellen & grandson Robert Stewart COCHRANE.4,5 |
Citations
- [S142] Family Search, online www.familysearch.org, "Australia Births and Baptisms, 1792-1981", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XTZR-LG6: 28 January 2020), Samuel Joanus Heman, 1878.
- [S190] Marriages, Marriage Index of WA 1915-33.
- [S80] Certificate.
- [S371] Karrakatta Headstones, online http://membership.wags.org.au/membership-mainmenu-44/…
- [S632] Find A Grave, online findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/213700201/…
- [S136] Wise's Directories, Wise's Directory 1905.
- [S73] Harold Coppock Data,Carine.
Elizabeth Ann (Tot*) McMillan
F, #27, b. 27 May 1880, d. 10 May 1923
|  Elizabeth McMillan |
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| MRCA* | Samuel John William George Hayman and Elizabeth Ann (Tot*) McMillan is/are the Most Recent Common Ancestor(s) of Neil James Bradley and 6 known descendant(s) who have DNA matches to Neil. |
| Occupation* | She was a Domestic Servant. |
| Note* | Mrs McMillan (mother of Ann) was a witness at the birth of Samuel Nathaniel in Perth 1900.
Karrakatta Computer says RC DB 824 which is a vacant plot. Need to check Methodist FC 130. |
Henry Watson (Harry*) Woods
M, #28, b. circa 1859, d. 7 April 1926
| MRCA* | Henry Watson (Harry*) Woods and Frances (Fanny*) Chamberlain is/are the Most Recent Common Ancestor(s) of Neil James Bradley and 13 known descendant(s) who have DNA matches to Neil. |
| Immigration* | Henry Watson (Harry*) Woods immigrated circa 1870 on the ship Death Cert states in WA 56yrs.. |
| Occupation* | He was a Worked on Timber Mills, Tally Clerk, Carpenter, Horse Driver. |
| Address* | Henry Watson (Harry*) Woods lived at Waroona, Western AustraliaG. |
| Residence* | He lived in 1914 at Maylands, Western AustraliaG; Tenth Ave.4 |
| Note* | Lived at Jarrahdale, Carpenter in 1880's, later lived in Maylands C/E ref D of WA Vol4 Part 2.
Headstone - Karrakatta Anglican MA 504
"My Dear Husband Henry Watson Woods who departed this life April 7th 1926 Aged 67 Years Erected by his loving wife Frances"
Living at Lion Mill, Eastern Railway on Leslie Fenn's birth certificate. Note that he was recorded as Harry Wood.
- John Woods believes that Henry was born in London of Welsh parents as does Rayma Hoskins (nee Hayman.) |
Frances (Fanny*) Chamberlain
F, #29, b. March 1863, d. 4 April 1932
| MRCA* | Henry Watson (Harry*) Woods and Frances (Fanny*) Chamberlain is/are the Most Recent Common Ancestor(s) of Neil James Bradley and 13 known descendant(s) who have DNA matches to Neil. |
| Travel* | She was Travel on 13 February 1916 at Sydney, New South WalesG; Visited Sydney without Harry.5 |
| Note* | See Headstone under Henry. "Also His loving Wife Frances who died 4th April 1932."
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Citations
- [S80] Certificate.
- [S389] Trove, online trove.nla.gov.au, APA citationFamily Notices. (1932, April 14). Western Mail (Perth, WA : 1885 - 1954), p. 56. Retrieved February 20, 2016, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article38890802
- [S371] Karrakatta Headstones, online http://membership.wags.org.au/membership-mainmenu-44/…
- [S632] Find A Grave, online findagrave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/213636812/frances-woods
- [S213] National Achives - WW1 Records, online www.naa.gov.au.
Alice Maude* Bradley
F, #30, b. 10 July 1888, d. 19 July 1980
|  Maude Bradley |
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| Note* | Shea family used to own 4 acres near where the Palmyra Hotel is now.
Recollections...Alwyn Robert Smith Nov 2001
Alice Maude Shea (nee Bradley) My Grandmother (maternal)
Experienced a tragic life having three of her adult children die in 1942 all within twelve months.
She and her husband in the late 1920's farmed a small property on the Dowerin - Wyalkatchme road just south of Benjaberring. Like a lot of others the depression caught up with them and they were forced to leave the farm. William, her husband headed for Wiluna where he managed Bunnings Timber Company. They supplies the timber supports for the mines being worked in the area at the time.
Alice moved to Minnivale and ran a business of cafe/boarding house. here she raised her five children. About 1933 she left and they purchased a home at 44 Dalkeith Road, Nedlands, which is still owned by the family. Bronwyn Shea, daughter of George, lives there.
William Shea returned from Wiluna about 1939 and became the manager of the Causeway Timber Company ( a Division of Bunnings). He did not return to the family and lived in a flat in Adelaide Terrace. Not living together for a number of years saw a rift develop between them. They did not divorce but never again lived together.
From what I could see they never had anything in common, both differed politically, one with stronf leftist views (William), she was right wing. He was a heavy drinker which antagonised her greatly. I saw the evidence of this when i lived with Nana Shea in the years 1935/37. Grandfather Shea would only bring the maintenance to her when he had picked up "dutch courage" with a few whiskies. in that state she would not let him into the house and if he was sober he wouldn't come. I became the meat in the sandwich, he would give me an envelope containing around three pounds (six dollars) and say "give this to your grandmother".
Whilst living with her in Nedlands I found her to be a very strict disciplinarian, she showed little love towards me but I guess deep down it was there. Unfortunately she alienated all her family with the exception of George who stuck to her to the end. She lived to a great age but died a very lonely person. |
Citations
- [S205] Births, SA Births 1842-1906.
Catherine Agnes (Kit*) Bradley
F, #31, b. 2 May 1890, d. 27 August 1968
| Note* | Recollections...Alwyn Robert Smith Nov 2001
Catherine Finch (Kit) Great Aunt. Did not ever meet her husband Ken. Not aware of second husband.
Worked for many years at the Ocean Beach hotel wher she was the Sweets Cook. She was there during the war when the hotel was an R&R for the US Navy. She used to bring us hard to get goods such as chocolates, cigarettes when she visited her sister Alice in Nedlands. Believe it or not she had Alice smoking Camels and Lucky Strikes. It did not last long when the supply ran out.
Her grand daughter was my second love, we were both around 5-6 years of age, her names escapes me. |
Citations
- [S485] Jennifer Finch,NSW.
Annie Craig Bradley
F, #32, b. 20 February 1887, d. 5 January 1949
| Note* | Recollections...Alwyn Robert Smith Nov 2001
Annie Gray Swindell (nee Bradley)... My Great Aunt. L never knew her husband but he worked in the timber industry and they lived in the hamlet of Holyoake. Holyoake was destroyed by bushfire in 1960. The township was adjacent to Dwellingup.
Charles Swindell died around 1932 and left Annie a widow with two children, Leslie and Ethel. She left Holyoake soon after her husband's death and came to reside in the city. The Como picture theatre was opened about 1935 and she applied for and was granted the theatre shop concession. Takings on the first night were seven shillings and sixpence (seventy five cents). It was the height of the depression and people had little money to spend on luxury items such as sweets and icecreams. She struggled for many months to make a success of the jellies etc. In the end the economic state of the country was such she was forced to call it quits and close the business down.
Annie then returned to live in Minnivale where she had spent her early years. She took with her three young pre school children, her grand children Neville, Pam and Judith, progeny of her son Les whose marriage had ended in divorce. He was working in the coal mines in Collie. This lady was a gentle lady, much like her mother. She lived in the house in Minnivale opposite the school. It is still there. She resided for over forty years only leaving when advancing years saw her unable to lokk after herself. I feel she had a sad life, her son rarely visited her and daugher Ethel married the State Manager of Dunlop Rubber Co and was more interested in hob knobbing with Perth celebrities than taking an interest in her mother. |
Francis Harold (Frank*) Bradley
M, #33, b. 9 June 1895, d. 19 April 1986
|  Francis H Bradley |
| Birth* | Francis Harold (Frank*) Bradley was born on 9 June 1895 at Mundulla, South AustraliaG; reg: 566 387 Wel. |
| He was the son of Francis Mortimer (Frank*) Bradley and Catherine (Kate*) Hillier. |
| Marriage* | Francis Harold (Frank*) Bradley married Mary (Molly) Brookes, daughter of Thomas Brookes and Mary Ann Bresnahan, on 12 September 1918 at Jennacubbine, Western Australia; reg: 44 St Isadores's Church RC.1,2 |
| Marriage* | Francis Harold (Frank*) Bradley married Jamiesina Jesse Ross, daughter of Donald Ross and Jamesina Mary Robinson, in 1944 at Perth, Western AustraliaG; reg: 2832/1944.3 |
| Divorce* | Francis Harold (Frank*) Bradley and Mary (Molly) Brookes were divorced on 6 October 1944 at Perth, Western AustraliaG.2 |
| Death* | Francis Harold (Frank*) Bradley died on 19 April 1986 at Karrinyup, Western Australia, at age 90; 90yrs. |
| Residence | Francis Harold (Frank*) Bradley lived in 1918 at Dowerin, Western AustraliaG; Grocer.2 |
| Residence | He lived in 1925 at Dowerin, Western AustraliaG; Shop Assistant - WA Electoral Roll.4 |
| Residence | He lived in 1943 at Perth, Western AustraliaG; 469 Newcastle St - Repairer, WA Electoral Roll.4 |
| Residence* | He lived on 21 July 1944 at Maylands, Western AustraliaG.5 |
| Milit-Beg* | He began military service on 21 July 1944 at Perth, Western AustraliaG, Sergeant, A5286, RAAF -next of kin Jamesina Bradley.5  |
| Milit-End* | He ended military service on 25 June 1952 at Pearce, Western Australia.5 |
| Note* | Recollections...Alwyn Robert Smith Nov 2001
Frank Bradley - Great Uncle. Worked in the hardware dept of Bairds (later taken over by Myers). Saw him occassionally with Nana Shea (nee Bradley) who used to take me to Perth with her. Purpose of calling on brother Frank was to get a discount on some goods on the cheap. She did not really approve of him becuase he bet on race horses, but was quite prepared to acknowledge his existance if he could be of use to her.
I understand his two marriages broke up because of his inveterate gambling habits. His divorces were taboo, certainly not discussed in front of me. I don't think he was welcome at 44 Dalkeith Road Nedlands.
Recollections....Francis Lowis Bradley July 2004
Frank stayed with his Uncle Frank and Aunty Molly while George and Ruth went to England when Frank was about 4 or 5 (approx 1928/29). They had two teenage daughters. |
William Gillard Shea
M, #34, b. 1879, d. 30 December 1968
George Alexander Shea OBE
M, #35, b. 21 December 1916, d. 4 April 2012
|  George Shea |
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| Milit-Beg* | George Alexander Shea OBE began military service on 9 October 1942 at Cottesloe, Western AustraliaG, WX33880, Lieutenant, 112 Tank Attack Regiment.4 |
| Fame* | He achieved Fame as Chairman of MTT, Grandmaster Freemasons Lodge, District Govenor of Rotary WA. |
| Address* | George Alexander Shea OBE lived at Dalkeith, Western Australia. |
| Note* | Retired - was in charge of the MTT. |
| Honours* | He was awarded the O.B.E. (Officer - Civil), Public Transport on 14 June 1980.5 |
Citations
- [S162] Reverse WA Marriage Lookup, online http://www.wamarriage.info/
- [S389] Trove, online trove.nla.gov.au, CITY WEDDINGS (1942, January 4). Sunday Times (Perth, WA : 1902 - 1954), p. 8. Retrieved August 13, 2017, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article59163798
- [S62] MCB, online mcb.wa.gov.au.
- [S63] WW2 Nominal Roll, online nominal_rolls.dva.gov.au.
- [S210] It's An Honour, online www.itsanhonour.gov.au.
- [S389] Trove, online trove.nla.gov.au, APA citationFamily Notices. (1946, October 26). The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), p. 1 Edition: SECOND EDITION.. Retrieved June 15, 2014, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article46179650
William Francis Shea
M, #37, b. 1906, d. 1 August 1993
Muriel Shea
F, #38, b. 1905, d. 3 December 1942
| Birth* | Muriel Shea was born in 1905 at Ludlow, Busselton, Western Australia; reg: 6648 as Muriel Bradley. |
| She was the daughter of William Gillard Shea and Alice Maude* Bradley. |
| Marriage* | Muriel Shea married Clement Campbell Smith, son of Thomas William Smith and Christina Coates, on 16 March 1927 at Minnivale, Western AustraliaG; WEDDINGS.
In the Minmvale Methodist Church on March 12, a wedding of interest was cele brated, the bridegroom being Mr. Clem Smith, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith, and the bride Miss Shea, only daughter of' Mr. and Mrs. William Shea. The Rev. T. Cook, of Dowerin officiated. The bride, who was given away by her uncle, Mr. George Bradley, was attired in French pleated georgette, inlet with gui- pure lace. The customary veil and orange blossom wore worn and a beautiful bou quet of white roses, carnations, and fern was carried. The bridesmaids were the Misses Bear (2) and Swindle. Miss Mary Bear wore a dainty frock of mauve georgette, embroidered with silver; Miss Dolly Bear, a pretty mauve and silver tis sue frock; and Miss Swindle (a cousin of the bride) cream georgette, trimmed with pink and mauve. Each wore a erinoline hat trimmed with mauve velvet flowers and car ried bouquets of pink carnations, roses, love in the mist and fern. The duties of best man were carried out by Mr. Percy Smith, Mr. Bert Smith acting as grooms- man. During the signing of the register, Mrs. George Bradley expressively ren dered "Until". After the ceremony a re ception was held in the Agricultural Hall where numerous guests were received. Mrs. Shea was becomingly attired in a frock of bos de rose morocain and car ried a bouquet of gold roses and fern. Mrs. Smith wore navy crepe chine, with touches of red, and carried a bou quet of red roses. A feature of the toasts was the spontaneous reception ac corded the popular bridegroom when he responded. Practicaly the whole of the honorary secretarial work of this com munity, for a number of years, has de volved upon him. Both the hall and chuch were effectively decorated for the occasion by friends of the bride. After the toasts, the hall was cleared for dancing, and during the festivities the happy couple left by motor car to tour the Great Southern as far as Albany, re- turning later through the South-West. The bride's travelling frock was a rich embroidered bois de rose crepe de chine, with which she wore a black georgette coat and a dainty hat to match.
The West Australian 8/4/1927 pg 9.1 |
| Death* | Muriel Shea died on 3 December 1942 at Northam, Western AustraliaG; childbirth rh problem.2 |
| Burial* | She was buried on 4 December 1942 at Minnivale, Western AustraliaG. |
| Note* | Muriel was a bridesmaid at George Bradley's wedding.
Muriel & Clem were the first couple married in the Minnivale church. |
Charles Enoch Swindell1
M, #39, b. 1878, d. 25 November 1936
Leslie Charles Swindell
M, #40, b. 13 March 1910, d. 3 June 1980
|  Harold BS Shugg |
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Citations
- [S190] Marriages, Marriage Index of WA 1915-33.
- [S389] Trove, online trove.nla.gov.au, APA citationFamily Notices. (1930, December 17). The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), p. 1. Retrieved June 14, 2014, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article32990238
- [S63] WW2 Nominal Roll, online nominal_rolls.dva.gov.au.
- [S389] Trove, online trove.nla.gov.au, Family Notices. (1953, March 14). The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), p. 28. Retrieved March 31, 2013, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article55791428
