| Shane STRIBBLES was born in 1980. Parents:
John STRIBBLES and Elizabeth TAYLOR. William Michael STRIBBLES was born in 1877. He died in 1960 in Kyneton, Victoria. Spouse: Anna BURN. William Michael STRIBBLES and Anna BURN were married in 1913. Children were: Robert William STRIBBLES, John STRIBBLES. Harold Leslie STUART. Spouse: Rita May TOLHURST. Harold Leslie STUART and Rita May TOLHURST were married on 4 Apr 1942. Children were: Vicki STUART, Wayne STUART, Ross Peter STUART, Mary Ann STUART. Mary Ann STUART was born on 24 Mar 1959. Parents: Harold Leslie STUART and Rita May TOLHURST. Ross Peter STUART was born on 15 Jan 1950. Parents: Harold Leslie STUART and Rita May TOLHURST. Vicki STUART was born on 19 Oct 1943. Parents: Harold Leslie STUART and Rita May TOLHURST. Spouse: Robert BAKER. Robert BAKER and Vicki STUART were married on 5 Aug 1963. Children were: Jamie BAKER. Wayne STUART was born on 24 Oct 1946. Parents: Harold Leslie STUART and Rita May TOLHURST. Noel STURT was born in 1941. He died on 9 Oct 1992. Spouse: Beverly Rae BUSH. James McDonald SULLIVAN. Spouse: Barbara Jeanette SMITH. James McDonald SULLIVAN and Barbara Jeanette SMITH were married on 16 Jun 1962 in Glenorie, NSW. Children were: Rohan McDonald SULLIVAN, Timothy Graham SULLIVAN, Rosemary SULLIVAN, Meredith SULLIVAN, Penelope Ruth SULLIVAN. Julianne SULLIVAN was born on 23 Sep 1969. Spouse: Murray John WEBB. Children were: Jordanah Mary WEBB, Rhomi Elizabeth WEBB, Lukas John WEBB. Meredith SULLIVAN was born on 9 Jul 1970. Parents: James McDonald SULLIVAN and Barbara Jeanette SMITH. Penelope Ruth SULLIVAN was born on 20 Oct 1972. Parents: James McDonald SULLIVAN and Barbara Jeanette SMITH. Rohan McDonald SULLIVAN was born on 19 Sep 1963. Parents: James McDonald SULLIVAN and Barbara Jeanette SMITH. Rosemary SULLIVAN was born on 29 Jan 1968. Parents: James McDonald SULLIVAN and Barbara Jeanette SMITH. Timothy Graham SULLIVAN was born on 8 Aug 1966. Parents: James McDonald SULLIVAN and Barbara Jeanette SMITH. Grant Edward SUNLEY was born in 1938. Parents: Reginald Grant SUNLEY and Gerda BRIGDEN. Spouse: Robyn SIMMONS. Grant Edward SUNLEY and Robyn SIMMONS were married in 1957. Children were: Michael Grant SUNLEY, Mark SUNLEY. Mark SUNLEY was born in 1963. Parents: Grant Edward SUNLEY and Robyn SIMMONS. Michael Grant SUNLEY was born in 1959. Parents: Grant Edward SUNLEY and Robyn SIMMONS. Reginald Grant SUNLEY died in 1950. He was born in Forbes, NSW. Spouse: Gerda BRIGDEN. Reginald Grant SUNLEY and Gerda BRIGDEN were married in 1935. Children were: Grant Edward SUNLEY. Allan SUTER. Spouse: Carol CHANDLER. George SUTHERLAND. Spouse: Janet S LITTLE. George SUTHERLAND and Janet S LITTLE were married in 1910 in Wagga Wagga, Nsw. Judith SUTHERLAND. Spouse: Ross Edward PEARSON. Ross Edward PEARSON and Judith SUTHERLAND were married. Children were: Matthew PEARSON, Grant PEARSON, Kathleen PEARSON. Sandra SUTHERN. Spouse: Jeffrey KATES. Jeffrey KATES and Sandra SUTHERN were married. Children were: John KATES, Peter KATES, Belinda KATES. Shirley Florence SUTTIE. Spouse: Laurence SIMPSON. Laurence SIMPSON and Shirley Florence SUTTIE were married on 23 Dec 1952 in Sydney, NSW. Children were: Laurel Ngarie SIMPSON, Kerrie Lorraine SIMPSON, Dale Marie SIMPSON, Rae Annette SIMPSON, Meredith SIMPSON, Jondah Meredith SIMPSON, Alwen Lianne SIMPSON. Mary SUTTON. Spouse: Patrick MAWLEY. Patrick MAWLEY and Mary SUTTON were married. Children were: Susannah MAWLEY. Patricia Mae SWANN was born on 19 Mar 1929. She died on 7 Oct 2006. Spouse: Dudley Graham (Doug) HILLIER. Children were: Graham George HILLIER, Kayley HILLIER. Bridget SWEENEY was born in 1836. She died on 9 Mar 1918. Branxton Shire Cessnock Parents: Thomas SWEENEY and Mary GILLESPIE. Spouse: William RAISBECK. William RAISBECK and Bridget SWEENEY were married in 1909. Children were: William Henry RAISBECK, Maria RAISBECK, Rebecca RAISBECK, Manasseh RAISBECK, Emily RAISBECK. Spouse: James FREEL. James FREEL and Bridget SWEENEY were married on 29 Jan 1854. James Freel left after 10 Years never to be heard of again Children were: Ester Jane FREEL, John Neal FREEL, Isaballa FREEL. John SWEENEY was born on 15 Feb 1841 in Cessnock, NSW. Black Creek Cessnock was a Twin Parents: Thomas SWEENEY and Mary GILLESPIE. Patrick SWEENEY was born on 15 Feb 1841 in Cessnock, NSW. Born Black Creek He died on 17 Mar 1889. Parents: Thomas SWEENEY and Mary GILLESPIE. Spouse: Mary Ann SCANLON. Patrick SWEENEY and Mary Ann SCANLON were married in 1870. Sarah SWEENEY. Spouse: Edward BROWN. Edward BROWN and Sarah SWEENEY were married. Thomas SWEENEY was born in 1783. He emigrated in 1826. Came to Aust as a Convict on the "Regalia" in 1826 He died on 10 Apr 1862 in Branxton NSW. Spouse: Mary GILLESPIE. Thomas partnered Mary there has been no record
found of their marriage Thomas was married previously
Lillian SWEETMAN. Spouse: Alf Brian TURNER. Children were: Kathleen Ann TURNER, Joan TURNER, Wendy TURNER, Susan TURNER. Roselle SWINELLY was a School Mistress in Mauritius. ?? Rosalie Spinelly Spouse: Henry NICHOLLS. Came to Australia from Mauritius in 1890Children were: James Michael NICHOLLS, Edwin Henry NICHOLLS, Martha NICHOLLS. Gordon Harold SYKES was born in 1912 in Ashfield, Sydney. NSW. He died on 28 Jul 1995 in Croydon, Sydney. NSW. Parents: Walter Harold SYKES and Agnes Margaret GRIEVE. Spouse: Rita Joyce GATHERCOLE. Gordon Harold SYKES and Rita Joyce GATHERCOLE were married in 1940 in Petersham, NSW. Nancy Eileen SYKES was born in 1914 in Petersham, NSW. She died on 28 May 1992 in Leichhardt, Sydney. NSW. Parents: Walter Harold SYKES and Agnes Margaret GRIEVE. Spouse: Eric Kneale HUGHES. Eric Kneale HUGHES and Nancy Eileen SYKES were married in 1939 in Annandale, Sydney. Robert Charles SYKES was born in 1916 in Granville, NSW. He died on 9 Nov 1998 in Leichhardt, Sydney. NSW. Parents: Walter Harold SYKES and Agnes Margaret GRIEVE. Spouse: Heather Jean FRASER. Robert Charles SYKES and Heather Jean FRASER were married in 1939 in Annandale, Sydney. Walter Harold SYKES. Spouse: Agnes Margaret GRIEVE. Walter Harold SYKES and Agnes Margaret GRIEVE were married in 1912 in Petersham, NSW. Children were: Gordon Harold SYKES, Nancy Eileen SYKES, Robert Charles SYKES. Alexander SYMINGTON was born in 1799 in Fenwick Ayrshire Scotland. He died in 1811 in Fenwick Ayrshire Scotland. Died at "Raith Mill" Fenwick aged 12 died of Consumption Parents: John SYMINTON and Jean THOMSON. Alexander SYMINGTON was born in 1842 in Ayrshire Scotland. Alexander left Scotland to work first in Cheshire where he married, then Lancashire where some of his 12 children were born, and then to Fleckney, Leicestershire where the family finally settled. He worked variously as a cattle drover and gardener, ending up as a head gardener looking after gardens in large homes. Some of his children and grandchildren remained in the Leicester area but others emigrated to America, Australia and New Zealand. Parents: William SYMINGTON and Janet HOWIESON. Children were: Alexander SYMINGTON. Alexander SYMINGTON was born about 1880 in Fleckney, Leicestershier, England. Parents: Alexander SYMINGTON. Children were: Cebert Alexander SYMINGTON. Andrew SYMINGTON. Parents: John SYMINGTON and Elizabeth Gebbie LINDSAY. Andrew SYMINGTON. Parents: Max SYMINGTON and Pamela MCLENNAN. Spouse: Stephanie Ruth. Andrew SYMINGTON and Stephanie Ruth were married. Children were: Finn Alexander SYMINGTON. Anthony SYMINGTON. Parents: Cebert Alexander SYMINGTON. Archibald SYMINGTON was born in 1851 in Ayrshire Scotland. In 1900 he was a Proprietor of the"Allington" in Dumfries Scotland. He died in Apr 1926 in Dumfries Scotland. Archibald was the youngest of the eleven children of William and Janet Symington of Loudoun. He attended school nearby, then went to Glasgow and Dundee where he worked in chemical manufacturing and in his 20's went to Calcutta, India to carry on the same type of business. There he worked for Bathgate and Co. and later for Smith Stanistreet and Co. with whom he became a senior partner. He was in Calcutta for 25 years and in that time he married, had three children and became a wealthy man. He would have had many servants and all modern conveniences available at the time, and he and his family would probably have had a grand social life as was usual rich Europeans in India then. In 1880 he married 21 year old Jane Elizabeth Marshall at the Church of Scotland in Dum-Dum just outside Calcutta where her father was in the Army connected with the munitions factory. Their two daughters Jane Janet and Helen were born in 1881 and 1883 and their son Archibald William arrived in 1892. All were baptised in St Andrews Church of Scotland, Calcutta'. In 1899 the family moved to Scotland when Archibald retired after 25 years in India, and they settled at Allanton, a large house and estate near Auldgirth, not far from Dumfries. He took an interest in the Estate and made many improvements to it, including major alterations to the house after a fire in 1905. No expense was spared and the house was splendid inside and out with the latest art - nouveau style tiles in the bathrooms and stained glass designs of the period. He was retired but his obituaries tell us that he took an active part in local life, was on several public bodies, and was a Justice of the Peace. He was also a keen sportsman and as a good shot he enjoyed a day with the gun. His daughters married in 1906 and 1908 but Archibald and Jane still had their young son Archie at home and would have been living the typical Edwardian life of a Country gentleman and his family with servants, large shiny motor cars, shooting parties and a busy social life as well as doing many good works in the community. His wife was a well loved person in the community and was said to be very kind and sympathetic. She was a very active lady and took up Red Cross work at the outbreak of the 1st world war. Then in 1916 Jane died very unexpectedly aged 56. One year later at the age of 65, Archibald married his second wife, Julia Hogg Farish, eldest daughter of a retired gentleman farmer from Dumfries, and 40 years his junior! This was not the only difference between them as she was a well educated young woman, fluent in French, a writer of poetry and had trained as a teacher. It cannot have been easy for her to follow in the footsteps of Jane who had by all accounts been much loved by everyone and had been very efficient at running the house. Archibald's daughters were considerably older than Julia and Archie the son was her own age. Julia and Archibald had three sons, the last one, Gerald, born when Archibald was over 70. Then, four years later in 1926, Archibald died after a spell of failing health, leaving a young widow aged 34, three sons aged 7, 5 and 4, a grown up married son, Archie, and two married daughters in their forties. He bequeathed most of the estate including the house to his eldest son Archie, leaving a small farm and some monies to his widow and three young sons. He would never have thought for a moment that his young wife would die two years later from tuberculosis, or that his eldest son and heir would be bankrupt within a few years so that the house, its contents and all its farming estates had to be sold. The funeral of Archibald took place at the Western Necropolis, Glasgow, and his ashes were interred with those of his first wife's in the family vault in the grounds of Allanton House. The ashes of his second wife were added two years later. Obituary from Dumfries and Galloway Courier and Herald, April 24th 1926 The passing of Mr Archibald H. Symington of Allanton, which took place there after a very brief confinement to bed, on Thursday morning, is much lamented, especially in Dunscore and Auldgirth district where he was so well known. For the past six months Mr. Symington had been in failing health but up to Monday afternoon he was able to go about and take an active interest in the affairs of his estate and things in general. His demise came as a shook to the residents in the Dunscore and Auldgirth districts, in the life of which he had taken a lively interest since coming there 26 years ago. In a much wider circle Mr Symington was also well known and respected by reason of his work on several public bodies. He was a Justice of the Peace and from 1907 until last December when he retired he represented the Dunscore district on the Dumfriesshire County Council, served for a time on the old School Board and gave ungrudgingly of his time before, during and since the war on various Pensions Committees. In his public work Mr Symington was valued for his practical and comprehensive outlook and his directness of speech. Behind an outspoken manner was a warm heart and a genuine and genial personality, which attracted the sincere regard of a wide neighbourhood. To see and hear him preside at a social gathering was to understand his popularity. Born in the parish of Loudoun, Ayrshire 74 years ago, Mr Symington was the youngest member of the family of the late Mr William Symington, who for many years was connected with the Loudoun estate. In his early youth, after gaining experience in chemical manufacture in Glasgow, Dundee and elsewhere, he went to India to the firm of Smith, Stanistreet and company, Calcutta and rose to the position of senior partner. In 1889, after 25 years service, he retired. In the following year he settled at Allanton and gradually added to the estate the farms of Springfield and Moat Cairnhall. His proprietorship was marked by a considerable improvement in the land, farm buildings and fixtures of the estate. In politics Mr Symington was a strong Conservative with downright reasons for the faith that was in him - a faith strengthened by his experiences abroad - and for many years he had been chairman of the Dunscore Unionist Association and a member of the County Executive Committee. He is survived by his widow and three young sons, also two grown up daughters and son by his first wife. Of these, his son who is an officer in the royal flying corps, is in Mesopotamia; his eldest daughter is the wife of the Rev Marshall Pryde, Kilrenny, Fifeshire; and his youngest daughter - Mrs Grice, London - was recently bereaved by the death of her husband. Mr Symington was a member of the Dunscore Parish Church. His funeral takes place on Monday, leaving Allanton at 11.00am for the western necropolis, Glasgow. Parents: William SYMINGTON and Janet HOWIESON. Spouse: Jane Elizabeth MARSHALL. Archibald SYMINGTON and Jane Elizabeth MARSHALL were married in 1880 in Dum-Dum Calcutta India. Spouse: Julia Hogg FARISH. Archibald SYMINGTON and Julia Hogg FARISH were married in 1917 in Dumfries Scotland. Cebert Alexander SYMINGTON was born in 1904 in Fleckney, Leicestershier, England. Parents: Alexander SYMINGTON. Children were: Cebert Rex SYMINGTON, Max SYMINGTON, Anthony SYMINGTON, Dennis SYMINGTON, Joan SYMINGTON. Cebert Rex SYMINGTON was born in 1927. Parents: Cebert Alexander SYMINGTON. Spouse: Iris LOUCH. Children were: Mark SYMINGTON, Russell SYMINGTON, Mandy SYMINGTON, Melinda SYMINGTON, Rebekha SYMINGTON. David SYMINGTON. Parents: David SYMINGTON and Anne ORMISTON. David SYMINGTON was born on 11 May 1784 in Fenwick Ayrshire Scotland. Before 1834 he was a Gamekeeper at the Loudoun estate near Galston in Ayrshire Scotland. He died in 1874 in Loudoun Ayrshire Scotland. David lived to the age of 90, spending his later years at High Bowhill, a farm just up the hill from his half bother William at Loudoun Lodge. (info OPR General Registers Office Scotland) Parents: John SYMINTON and Ann CURRIE. Spouse: Anne ORMISTON. David SYMINGTON and Anne ORMISTON were married in 1811 in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Scotland. Children were: John SYMINGTON, Margaret SYMINGTON, Mary Ann SYMINGTON, William SYMINGTON, David SYMINGTON, Janet SYMINGTON, James SYMINGTON, George SYMINGTON. David SYMINGTON was born in 1837. Parents: William SYMINGTON and Janet HOWIESON. Spouse: Mary Ann GREGORY. David SYMINGTON and Mary Ann GREGORY were married in 1869. Dennis SYMINGTON. Parents: Cebert Alexander SYMINGTON. Children were: Louise SYMINGTON, Russell SYMINGTON.
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