Individual Biographies

 This page will link biographies about individuals so they can be easily found


CONNER Family


Daisy May Mildred CARRETT (nee TAYLOR) 1887-1963


George Henry CARRETT 1 1834-1912


George Henry Charles CARRETT II 


George Henry Charles CARRETT III 1879-1953

Mary Ann Carrett (nee PASBY)


Thomas CASE 1818-1860


Alex CONNER


Edward CONNER 1829-1903


Edwin CONNER 1869-1927


Edwin Arthur James CONNER 1900-1960

Ethel CONNER (nee CARRETT)


James CONNER


Edward CONNOR

Caroline COOK (nee JEFFERIES)


Eleanor Eliza COOK 1874 - 1943


James Vernon COOK 1847 - 1929


James COOKE


George ELLIS 1838 - 1916

James STRAW-ELLIS 1802-1840


Kate Emilia ELLIS


Margaret FLANAGAN 1836-


Patrick FLANNAGAN

Emily Mercy FORFAR (nee HOLLINGHAM) 1872-1893George FORFAR

John FORFAR 

Robert FORFAR

Walter William FORFAR 1878-1949


Rebecca FOYNE 1830-1910


Samuel FOYNE


Thomas JEFFERIES

Sarah JEFFERIES (nee ADAMS) 


Barbara Helen CONNER (nee McLOUGHLIN) 1935-1995


Bridget MCLOUGHLIN (nee SWEENEY)  

Helen Kate McLOUGHLIN (nee FORFAR) 1902-1958


John MCLOUGHLIN


Margaret McLOUGLIN (nee Taylor) 1877-1957


Owen MCLOUGHLIN


Patrick MCLOUGHLIN


Thomas Joseph McLOUGHLIN 1898-1982


Maria MUSSELL 1818-1891


Mary Ann Clayton NOBBS


Isabella SINCLAIR (nee BIRRELL) 1810-1891

Peter SINCLAIR 1802?-1887


Edwin STORES 1829-1905


Sarah STORES


Emma TAYLOR (nee CASE) 1855-1936


John Joseph TAYLOR 1854-


John Thomas TAYLOR 1845-1899

Mary Ann TAYLOR (nee ANDERSON) 1867-1883

Margaret TAYLOR (nee JONES) 1808-1875


Samuel TAYLOR 1805-1871


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