Hi there tis me,,Bernice here .seeing thats its quite time thought I might post my names. Matthew Lock..B;1763,England D;8/4/1835,Wilberforce Sentenced;23/5/1787,"Old Bailey Arrived;26/6/1790"Surprise children to Eupham Graham;B;1772,Scotland D;27/4/1797,Parramatta Sentenced;Perth ,22/4/1791,Perth Arrived;14/2/1792,"Surprise. Matthew Lock and Eupham Graham had three children. Thomas(1794),Twin Elizabeth(1794) the third set of twins to be born in the colony(Elizabeth dying 1798). Mary(1795) Thomas married 1st Mary Maria Hodgetts(1813).Married 2nd Margaret Louisa Mills(1846).He fathered in all 21 children,all born Wilberforce.His daughter Mary maried Thomas Maloney.(1818). Matthew Lock was Chief Constable of the Hawksbury 1810..Also a witness for the Crown re the Castle Hill Rebellion. Both of his children took the name of "Graham" And Elizabeth buried under the name "Graham". I have done a bit of research on all 21 children which is still ongoing(boy this is fun.L.O.L) Have a nice day..Bernice.

Place names Upper Richmond My ancestor Thomas KIRK and family are listed on the Census as being in Ham County, Upper Richmond? Also he is listed BDM as place of death Upper Richmond. any clues to where the exact location would be welcomed. A bit of trivia. 1. "Evening News" of May 2nd 1859 published the following: Bushrangers - On Saturday as Thomas Kirk and John Waters, both residents of Yellow Mundies (now called Yarramundi) were returning homeward together with their teams, they were attacked by three ruffians, disguised, between Castlereagh and Richmond. The article states that the ruffians are supposed to be well known to the police. 2. Thomas Kirk is registered as having a licence for "The Plough" in 1853, 1854; in 1856 the name changed to "The Plough Inn". This information is from "Butts and Certs. of the First Publicans Licences 1830-1860": indexed by Jean McNaught 1997. ----- Original Message ----- From: "BERNICE CALLAGHAN" <bernicec@ozemail.com.au> To: <AUS-NSW-HILLS-HAWKESBURY-HUNTER-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 10, 2002 8:00 PM Subject: [H,H,HV] place names