David Dawe1,2

ID#39741, (18 Jul 1860 - bet 1934 - 1940)
David Dawe|b. 18 Jul 1860\nd. bet 1934 - 1940|p39741.htm|Isaac Dawe|b. cir. Jan 1827\nd. 20 May 1894|p19576.htm|Elizabeth Melloney Staddon|b. 29 Dec 1827\nd. 13 Dec 1864||Isaac S. Dawe|b. 31 Mar 1797\nd. 11 May 1851||Bettsey Metters|b. 21 Apr 1792\nd. 8 Oct 1863||Samuel Staddon|b. 27 Jan 1779\nd. aft. 1851||Melloney Scobell|b. bef. 1807\nd. bet 1832 - 1851||
  • Father: Isaac Dawe1 b. cir. Jan 1827, d. 20 May 1894
  • Mother: Elizabeth Melloney Staddon1 b. 29 Dec 1827, d. 13 Dec 1864
  • Relationship: 1st cousin 3 times removed of Lorna Henderson.
  • Birth*: David Dawe was born on 18 Jul 1860 in Morven, TAS, AUS, bdm ref #1599, indexed as son of Isaac (DAWE) and Elizabeth Maloney. Tas families has birth as 18 Jun, not July, and adds city.1,3
  • LetterFull: David Dawe was mentioned in the letter Emily Green sent to Honor Rowe on 8 Dec 1894 from Gladstone, TAS, AUS, as "the youngest of Elizabeth's boys, David is the best boy that ever lived" (Elizabeth is Isaac's first wife).4
  • Marriage*: David Dawe married Effie May Cross on 21 Jun 1896 in Ringarooma, TAS, AUS, bdm ref #811, David DAW, 37 to Effie May CROSS 22 Tas families have father as Isaac and mother as Eliz.5,6
  • Death*: David Dawe died bet 1934 - 1940 in TAS, AUS; Betty thought 1940s, there's a will 1935 in the Tas Archives, so < 1935?7,8
  • Last Edited: 14 May 2008

Family: Effie May Cross (excluded)

  • Eric David Daw9,10,11 (excluded)

Citations:

  1. Australian birth death marriage , CD Roms, DAWE births, extracted Dec 2004 (1998).
  2. Betty KEEP (39785), "EM DAWE/STRATTON/GREEN ex Betty K," e-mail to Lorna Henderson, From Devon Rootsweb msge list, extracted Dec 2004.
  3. BMD data ex Tasmania, Tasmanian Families, Birth 1860 David DAW, DAW families, extracted Jan 2006, added city.
  4. ROWE/DAWE Letters & Photos in possession of Marion MORRIS nee ROWE - photographed by Lorna Henderson (1), Apr 2008, Gladstone (Tasmania) Dec 89/94 Emily DAW to "My dear sister" (sister-in-law Honor ROWE nee DAWE), copy taken Apr 2008.
  5. Australian birth death marriage , CD Roms, DAWE marriages, extracted Dec 2004 (1998).
  6. BMD data ex Tasmania, Tasmanian Families, Marr. 1896 David DAW and Effie May CROSS, DAW families, extracted Jan 2006, added city.
  7. Betty KEEP (39785), "EM DAWE/STRATTON/GREEN ex Betty K," e-mail to Lorna Henderson, Updates to my descendant chart, rcvd Dec 2004.
  8. DAW(E) www searches, Will AD960/59 Page 169 Will No 20475, David DAW, held in the Tasmanian Archives Office (http://resources.archives.tas.gov.au/archwills/…), extracted Feb 2005.
  9. Australian birth death marriage , CD Roms, DAW(E)/CROSS births, extracted Dec 2004 (1998).
  10. BMD data ex Tasmania, Tasmanian Families, DAW families, extracted Jan 2006.
  11. BDM: VIC, AUS, Marr. 9 Jun 1923 Eric David DAW & Alice Maud Louisa SEDDON, reg. #3406, Parish of Christ Church, Castlemaine, VIC, copy rcvd Apr 2008.

E. & O. E. Some/most parish records are rather hard to read and names, places hard to interpret, particularly if you are unfamiliar with an area.
 
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