John SCHUBERT of Sydney, NSW, Australia

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• Quiggin-Killip.GED (27 KB)
  This GEDCOM file contains certain details on Robert Cain QUIGGIN (1853-1896) and on his wife, Sophia Jane QUIGGIN nee KILLIP (1858-1945), who married in the Parish Church, Onchan, IOM in 1878, and on their descendants. Details are also included on the known ancestors of Sophia Jane QUIGGIN nee KILLIP. After the early death of Robert Cain QUIGGIN, two of his children emigrated to Sydney, NSW, Australia, and another two emigrated to Cleveland, Ohio, USA. Contact has been maintained between the Australian and American branches of these QUIGGIN families. Acknowledgements are due to Phyllis Chidgey, Harry Quiggin, Lois Knight, Reba Miller, Betty Seme and Tim Davis for contributions to this file.
• Quiggin-Kermode.GED (8 KB)
  This GEDCOM file details the marriage of Sophia Jane QUIGGIN nee KILLIP(1858-1945), the widow of Robert Cain QUIGGIN, to John Thomas KERMODE(1864-c.1951) in 1903, on the IOM. It gives certain details of his parents, Thomas KERMODE and Mary Ann KERMODE nee GREER, and of his maternal grandparents.
• Descendants of Charlers Ross Schubert, emigated NZ (32 KB)
  This GEDCOM file covers the descendants of Charles Ross SCHUBERT, who was born in 1835 in Bristol and died in 1915 in NZ. He emigrated to NZ in about the 1870s and settled in Akaroa, on the Banks Peninsula near Christchurch. He is buried in the Church of England Section of the Akaroa Cemetery. He has many descendants in NZ and Australia. Major contributions are acknowledged from Diane McNair and Deborah Schubert-Lacinski.
• Schubert.GED (590 KB)
  This GEDCOM file is truncated from my primary FamilyTreeMaker file of about 2600 individuals, and contains details on myself, my descendants and my ancestors, not only in Australia but also from England, Germany, Scotland, and the Isle of Man, extending back mostly hundreds of years. This tree also includes details on the SCHUBERT-LUTON-HALL-EMERSON-STRANGE-VERMANDOIS line back through ALFRED-The-GREAT to the early Saxon kings. I acknowledge contributions from many, many relatives.

Family Photos

• QUIGGIN Group at Manx Millenium Garden Party, 1979 (290 KB)
  This group of QUIGGINs were at a garden party held at Laxey Glen, and they came from Australia, the USA, and the IOM. They were, from L to R: Rhonda JORDAN(AUS) in front of Bonnie KNIGHT(USA), Joan SPEEDIE nee Quiggin(IOM), Gladys JORDAN nee QUIGGIN(AUS), Cindy KNIGHT(USA), Lois KNIGHT nee QUIGGIN(USA), Harry QUIGGIN(IOM and USA), Albert QUIGGIN(AUS), and Ron JORDAN(AUS).
• My great-great-grandmother, Susanna RELTON (141 KB)
  This photo of my great-great-grandmother RELTON (nee ARTHUR) (c.1833-1909) was found recently. It was inscribed by her daughter Lilly with the words "my mother". The original photo had discoloured and cracked with age, but my son has restored it digitally. Susanna ARTHUR was born in Cheam, Surrey, and emigrated to Australia. In Sydney, in 1858, she married William RELTON from Holywell-cum-Needingworth, Huntingdonshire, England.
• Jennifer & John SCHUBERT at 2003 Celtic Festival (381 KB)
  Jennifer and John SCHUBERT marching with the NSW Manx Society contingent at the Australian Celtic Festival held at Glen Innes, NSW in May 2003. Note the prevalence of the Laxey Manx Tartan and the Manx sashes.
• Doreen SCHUBERT with Tom and Walter THOMPSON in NZ (62 KB)
  This picture was scanned from a photocopy of a photo held by Phyllus SCHUBERT. Doreen SCHUBERT is standing between (probably) her half-cousin, Tom THOMPSON, and his father, Walter THOMPSON, presumed to be the husband of Emily THOMPSON nee QUAYLE of the IOM. (The original photo was taken during a visit to NZ by Doreen and her grandfather, T.E.Quiggin, in about 1927, when Doreen would have been about sixteen years of age.)
• Thomas QUIGGIN with some of his family, about 1927 (229 KB)
  This photo shows my great-grandfather Thomas Edmund QUIGGIN (TEQ) with some of his family in Sydney in about 1927. They are: L. to R. Back Row: Doreen SCHUBERT (aged about 16 years); (probably) a relative of Emily THOMPSON nee QUAYLE, or a friend of Doreen; Lilly QUIGGIN nee RELTON; probably Emily THOMPSON nee QUAYLE (half-sister of TEQ, visiting from NZ); Thomas Edmund QUIGGIN. Front Row: (probably)Edith ASHWORTH nee QUIGGIN (sister of TEQ, and visiting from the IOM); Edwin James SCHUBERT holding Audrey SCHUBERT (aged about 4 years); and Phyllis SCHUBERT (aged about 13 years). The photo is presumed to have been taken by Lilly Pearl SCHUBERT nee QUIGGIN, in the rear yard of the SCHUBERT's home in Sydney.
• Anzac Day 2003, Grandpa & Finley SCHUBERT, medals (1096 KB)
  John (Finley's Grandpa), Finley, Jennifer (Finley's Grandma), and Megan (Finley's mother) - four Schuberts - ready to go the Anzac Day March in Grafton, 25 April 2003. Grandpa is wearing his own National Service medal on his left side and his grandfather's Boer War and WW1 medals on the right; Finley is wearing his great-grandfathers WW2 Service medal and his grand-uncle Dick's National service medal on his right side. Later, Grandpa, Finley and Megan took part in the march through Grafton.
• Obituary of T. E. QUIGGIN, published 3 Nov 1937 (268 KB)
  This obituary of T. E. QUIGGIN was published in the NSW building-industry weekly newspaper, "Construction", on 3 November 1937, and lists many of the buildings (e.g. schools, railway stations etc.) constructed by T.E.QUIGIN during his more than fifty years as a contractor to the NSW Department of Public works. (I have left the photo of the 1936 Olympic Games site in the picture because of its historical interest.)
• Anzac Day March,2003 - Meg, John & Finley marching (1077 KB)
  Megan (Finley's Mother), John (Finley's Grandpa) and Finley marching in the Anzac Day March at Grafton, NSW on 25 April 2003. We marched with the "Odd Bods", in a row at the rear of the large veterans group. Finley was initially apprehensive about wearing medals and marching, but was reassured when he saw groups from his school joining the march. He duly wore some family medals on his right side.
• Daniel GALLAGHER, born 1841 & died 1882 (21 KB)
  Daniel GALLAGHER (1841-1882)was born in Merriwa, married Mary TUITE in Singleton in 1869, and died in Scone. He was the proprietor of the first hotel in Scone, the Railway Hotel at the northern end of Kelly Street Scone, and renamed it the Belmore Hotel after Lord Belmore who opened the railway through Scone. After Daniel's death, his wife continued to run the hotel until her death in 1904.
• Studio photo of Mrs F.C.DOUGALL in about 1928 (515 KB)
  This studio photo of my grandmother, Mrs Frances Catherine DOUGALL nee GALLAGHER, was found recently, by my sister, in our mother's papers.
• Margaret QUIGGIN nee CAIN (1829-1904) (94 KB)
  This photo has been scanned from a photocopy of a small photograph, which is presumed to have been taken in a studio in the 1860's, when Margaret QUIGGIN's husband, Robert QUIGGIN, had his photo taken at Kieg's studio in Douglas, IOM. The photo was annotated "My GRANNY" by Lilly Pearl SCHUBERT nee QUIGGIN. Margaret QUIGGIN nee CAIN was 32 years younger than her husband, Robert QUIGGIN(1797-1869), who had employed her as a housekeeper on his farm, BallaGarey, before they married. After Robert QUIGGIN's death, she married Charles QUAYLE(1827-1917) in 1870, and became known in the QUIGGIN family as Grandma QUAYLE.
• QUIGGIN's Farmhouse at Ballagarey, Baldwin, IOM (267 KB)
  This photo was taken in about 1896 when T.E.QUIGGIN returned to the IOM from Australia to help his brother's widow, Sophia Jane QUIGGIN. Ballagery farm, in the East Baldwin valley, Parish of Braddan, was bought by T.E.QUIGGIN's great-grandfather, John QUIGGIN, by Bill of Sale in 1764. This farm remained in the QUIGGIN family until about the end of the 1800's.
• Headstone of Wiliam & Bridget GALLAGHER, Merriwa (146 KB)
  This photo shows the joint headstone of William Joseph GALLAGHER(c.1836-1908), eldest son of William GALLAGHER and Jane GALLAGHER nee ALLEN of Londonderry, and of his wife Bridget GALLAGHER nee TUITE(1844-1911). He was the son of the owner of The Rose Inn, Merriwa, and she was the daughter of the owner of The Cricketer's Arms Hotel, Merriwa. They are buried beneath this joint headstone in the Merriwa Cemetery, Merriwa.
• Area around the QUIGGIN farms, Baldwin, under snow (273 KB)
  This is another photo taken in 1896 when my great-grandfather, T.E.QUIGGIN, returned to the IOM to help his brother's widow, Sophia Jane QUIGGIN nee KILLIP. This part of the East Baldwin Valley was covered with snow.
• John, Mum and Dick SCHUBERT, c.1936 (389 KB)
  This is a studio photo of myself, my mother (Helen M. SCHUBERT) and my brother (Dick Schubert).
• St Luke's Anglican Church, Baldwin and graveyard (356 KB)
  This photo of St Luke's Anglican Church was also taken in 1896. The church is on the hill between the East and West Baldwin Valleys, and is part of the Parish of Braddan, IOM. In the foreground is the church's graveyard, where many of the QUIGGINs from the Ballagarey and Earyween farms are buried.
• Helen SCHUBERT, son John, and niece Audrey, c.1937 (195 KB)
  This photoghaph of my mother, Helen SCHUBERT, myself, and Mum's niece Audrey SCHUBERT was taken by a street photographer on a Sydney street in about 1937. I presume that Mum was taking us shopping!
• Gravestone of Daniel and Mary GALLAGHER, Scone (229 KB)
  This photo shows the joint gravestone of Daniel GALLAGHER(1841-1882) and his wife Mary GALLAGHER nee TUITE(1846-1904), and also the gravestone of their first child Daniel Edward GALLAGHER, who died in 1875 at the age of 4 years and 7 months. These gravestones are in the Old Cemetery behind the original Catholic Church in Kingdom Street Scone, NSW.
• Helen M. SCHUBERT, at Pennant Hills, c.1965 (358 KB)
  This photo has been cropped from a group photo of the SCHUBERTs and WEIRS, when the two families met at Mum's Pennant Hills home in about 1965 following the engagement of Christine SCHUBERT to Christopher WEIR in England. The photo was taken by Christopher's brother, Philip Weir, a professional photographer in Sydney.
• The home of Mrs F.C.DOUGALL & her sister Jenny (183 KB)
  This photo is of the house lived in by my grandmother, Mrs F. C. DOUGALL nee GALLAGHER, and her unmarried sister Elizabeth Jane(Jenny) GALLAGHER, from about 1927 until their deaths in the mid 1960's. The house was at 39 Kelly Street Scone, almost opposite the Belmore Hotel, where both sisters were born. An earlier owner was their anuty, a Miss Margaret TUITE, who ran a boarding house in the same premises. Mrs F.C. DOUGALL and Miss J. GALLAGHER then jointly ran a boarding house in the premises for almost 40 years.
• Family and friends at my 5th Birthday Party, 1937 (102 KB)
  This photo shows the people at my 5th birthday party, which was held on the back verandah of our home at 47 Malton Road, Beecroft. The group includes some friends from Malton road, together with, from L. to R., my Aunty Audrey SCHUBERT, her friend, my grandmother SCHUBERT, my mother standing in the doorway, and my Aunty Nancy SCHUBERT. I am sitting at the right-hand end of the table. The goggles seem to have been popular!
• Phyllus CHIDGEY, her son Max, & 3 Schuberts, 1949 (84 KB)
  My Aunty, Phyllus CHIDGEY nee SCHUBERT, her son Max CHIDGEY, with myself, my brother Richard and our father, Alan SCHUBERT. This photo was taken in the rear of Aunty Phyl's home at 94 Bowen Street, Chadstone, VIC in 1949.
• Thomas QUIGGIN's house in Pacific Highway, Killara (299 KB)
  This photo is of Thomas E. QUIGGIN standing on the verandah of the brick-and-tiled house that he built at 696 Pacific Highway, Killara, NSW. The location being almost opposite the Greengate Hotel, Killara. The house was probably built in about 1910, and included the IOM symbol, the Three Legs of Man, in the stained glass highlight above the front door. I understand that TEQ and his wife Lilly QUIGGIN nee RELTON lived there until his death in 1937. It seems that the house was demolished some years ago.
• Emily (possibly THOMPSON) nee QUAYLE in NZ (257 KB)
  This photo is of Emily (possibly THOMPSON) nee QUAYLE (1871-19??), half-sister of Thomas Edmund QUIGGIN. Emily's mother was Margaret QUAYLE previously QUIGGIN nee CAIN (1829-1904), whose first husband was Robert QUIGGIN (1797-1869). The photo was taken during a visit to NZ by T.E.QUIGGIN and his full sister Edith ASHWORTH nee QUIGGIN, probably in about 1926. The other two people in the photo are assumed to be Emily nee QUAYLE's son and a grandchild.
• Albert(Bert) QUIGGIN & baby son, Thomas Albert Q. (211 KB)
  This photo shows Albert (Bert) QUIGGIN (born 1890 on IOM, and died 1970 in Australia) holding his baby son, Thomas Albert QUIGGIN (c.1917-1976) in about 1918. About two decades later, Thomas Albert QUIGGIN served in the Australian Army during WW2.
• View across Baldwin Valley towards the south (36 KB)
  This view across Baldwin and the Baldwin Valley towards the south was published on page 1 of "The Isle of Man, The Manx Inheritance", a tourism publication of the IOM Tourist Board. In the distance it shows South Barrule, and in the foreground the road running north up the East Baldwin Valley, bounded by trees and shrubs. The short private roads off it, to the west and the south-west, lead to the "QUIGGIN" farms, Ballagarey and Ballawhillin, in the right of the picture. Another "QUIGGIN" farm, Eary-Ween, is located on the eastern side of the valley road, further up the valley, and is just out of the picture. I have acquired a painting of this lovely scene, by Margaret Ficker of the NSW Manx Society.
• Earyween Farmhouse, East Baldwin Valley, IOM (83 KB)
  This photo was taken in 1896 and shows Earyween Farmhouse, on the road up the East Baldwin Valley. Earyween is on the Eastern side of the road, and the ground floor is slightly below road level. Harry QUIGGIN's book states that his parents were living at Earyween, moved to a small thatched cottage nearby, and that when his mother remarried, she moved to Earyween (with John KERMODE). Earyween was in good condition and being lived in when my wife, Jennifer, and I visited the IOM in 1989.
• Beecroft Cub Pack, after parade in 1943. (300 KB)
  This photo shows the Beecroft Cub Pack after a Scout and Cub Parade through Sydney in 1943 during WW2. After the parade in Hyde Park, we assembled on the steps of St. Mary's Cathedral for this photo. At that time, I was 10 years of age and the Packleader, complete with two stars on my cap and a full complement of badges on my sleeve. I was near the centre of the back row, and was asked by our Akela, standing behind me, to take the salute on behalf of the pack. My brother Richard, aged 8, was in the front row, on the right, with his legs together and one star on his cap.
• Robert Schubert , with Robert Jnr. & Kate, c.1890 (315 KB)
  This is a photo of a photo of Robert Schubert (1837-1920) with two of his children, Robert Alfred (born 1883) and Kate Nichelle (born 1880). The original photo is calculated to have been taken in about 1890.
• William RELTON, with 4 generations to A.Q.Schubert (444 KB)
  My great-great-grandfather William RELTON(1835-1913); his daughter, Lilly RELTON(1860-1942); his grand-daughter, Lilly Pearl SCHUBERT nee QUIGGIN (1884-1964); and his great-grandson, Alan Quiggin SCHUBERT(1906-1960). This photo has been scanned from a photocopy of a photo taken in about 1908.
• Sophia KERMODE and some of her QUIGGIN family, IOM (213 KB)
  This photo shows Sophia KERMODE (previously QUIGGIN and nee KILLIP) with some of her QUIGGIN family on the IOM in 1921. The persons are (L. to R.):- Back row: William SCARFFE, Sophia KERMODE, Millie QUIGGIN (wife of Robert Daniel QUIGGIN, Lillian May SCARFFE nee QUIGGIN (wife of William SCARFFE), William Ernest QUIGGIN (probably unmarried at the date of this photo), Gladys QUIGGIN (eldest child of Robert and Millie QUIGGIN). Front Row: The three children of William and Lillian SCARFFE, namely Ruth, Arthur and May; and the younger two children of Robert and Millie QUIGGIN, namely Bert and Ronnie. The original photo was given to me by May MERCER(nee SCARFFE), one of the SCARFFE twins in the photo. The photo was taken during a visit to the IOM by Robert QUIGGIN and his family in 1921.
• Charles Ross Schubert (1835-1915), emigrated to NZ (434 KB)
  Charles Ross Schubert emigrated from Bristol, ENG, to NZ and settled in Akaroa, District of Canterbury, in about the 1870s. He lived in a house at 40 Rue Jolie, Akaroa, which is still standing (2003). He has many descendants living in NZ and Australia.
• William RELTON & his three children, 1902 (444 KB)
  This photo has been scanned from a photocopy of a small photo taken in 1902. It shows William RELTON(1835-1913) with his daughter, Lilly QUIGGIN nee RELTON(1860-1942), and (presumably)his son William Arthur RELTON and younger daughter, Emily Laura RELTON, who married George PALMER.
• Margaret QUAYLE at the Tynwald Celebration, 1896 (50 KB)
  This photo is of Margaret QUAYLE (previously QUIGGIN nee CAIN), who, as a young housekeeper aged only 23 years, married Robert QUIGGIN in his mid fifties in 1852. She was born in 1829 and died in 1904. She was the mother of Thomas Edmund QUIGGIN, my great-grandfather. This photo has been enlarged from a cropped part of a photocopy of a photo taken against the background of the crowd at the Tynwald Celebration in 1896 (see photo #31 below). It is the only known photograph of my "QUIGGIN-CAIN" great-great-grandmother, apart from what is probably a studio photograph taken in about the 1860's. The original of this Tynwald photo was presumably taken by Thomas QUIGGIN or his wife or their daughter during their trip to the IOM in 1896; it was found in the family photo album of my grandmother, Lilly Pearl SCHUBERT nee QUIGGIN, with a caption by her stating "Grandma Quayle".
• Frances Catherine GALLAGHER, wearing medals (186 KB)
  This photo is of my maternal grandmother, Frances Catherine GALLAGHER, wearing medals that she was awarded for violin playing. She was born in 1887 in her parent's hotel, The Belmore Hotel in Scone, and died in 1965 in Scone Hospital. She married John Mitchell DOUGALL in 1904, and they had one child, Helen Mary DOUGALL, my mother. The original image has been kindly colourized by John Jacob of Canada.
• Robert QUIGGIN (1797-1869) of Ballagarey, Baldwin (214 KB)
  This photo was scanned from a photocopy of a very old photo of Robert QUIGGIN, of Ballagery Farm. It was annotated "Tom's Father" by Lilly QUIGGIN nee RELTON. Also, his headstone states that he was of Eary-Ween Farm. The original photo was taken in the studio of T. Keig in Douglas, IOM, probably in the 1860's.
• Tynwald Celebration in 1896, with Margaret QUAYLE (192 KB)
  This photo is of a photocopy of a photo taken at the Tynwald Celebration on the IOM in 1896. It shows the traditional tent on the Tynwald Hill, with Margaret QUAYLE (previously QUIGGIN nee CAIN), 1829-1904, facing the camera. Standing on the left and facing the camera can be seen Lilly QUIGGIN, wife of Thomas Edmund QUIGGIN, who had returned to the IOM with his wife and daughter in 1896 to help the widow and family of his recently deceased brother, Robert Cain QUIGGIN. The photocopy was made from an old photo found in the family photo album of my grandmother, Lilly Pearl SCHUBERT nee Quiggin,with a caption stating "Grandma Quayle".
• Margaret QUIGGIN nee CAIN (1829-1901) (173 KB)
  This photo was scanned from a very old photo annotated "My Granny" by Lilly Pearl SCHUBERT nee QUIGGIN.
• Thomas E. QUIGGIN, wife,& daughter in studio boat (339 KB)
  Thomas Edmund QUIGGIN with his wife, Lilly QUIGGIN nee RELTON, and his daughter, Lilly P. QUIGGIN, photographed in a studio rowing boat in Douglas, IOM, in 1896. Thomas E. QUIGGIN had returned to the IOM for several months to help the widow and family of his recently deceased brother, Robert Cain QUIGGIN.
• Mary GALLAGHER nee TUITE, hotelier, of Scone, NSW (658 KB)
  This studio photo is of my great-grandmother, Mary Marcella, GALLAGHER nee TUITE, who was born in 1846 in Merriwa (then known as Gammon Plains), who married Daniel GALLAGHER in 1869 in Singleton, and who died in 1904 in Scone, NSW. Her youngest child was Frances Catherine GALLAGHER, my maternal grandmother, born in 1882. Daniel and Mary GALLAGHER, who each had parents who ran a hostelry in Merriwa, bought the Railway Hotel at the Northern end of Kelly Street, Scone, and after the Great Northern Railway was opened to Scone in the 1870s, renamed it the Belmore Hotel. After Daniel's untimely death in 1882, Mary GALLAGHER continued to run the Belmore Hotel as sole lessee until her death. The original image has been kindly colourized by John Jacob of Canada.
• Headstone of Robert QUIGGIN (1797-1869), Baldwin (80 KB)
  This headstone in St Luke's Cemetery, Baldwin, IOM, is for Robert QUIGGIN(1797-1869), his daughter Mary Anne SMITH nee Quiggin(1856-1881), and his son Robert Cain QUIGGIN(1853-1896). I took the photo in 1989.
• Lilly Pearl QUIGGIN, aged about 9 yrs, with violin (147 KB)
  Lilly Pearl QUIGGIN(1884-1964), with her violin, in about 1893.
• John SCHUBERT at his 70th birthday lunch. (86 KB)
  This photo was taken on 15 December 2002 while I and most of my immediate family were having a special lunch in my golf club's dining room, to celebrate my 70th birthday. I picked up the table's "Reserved" sign and held it to my chin in fun. My son took the photo with his digital camera, and then changed the R to an r and added the P with his own digital expertise. Thus I became "Preserved".
• Thomas & Lilly QUIGGIN with Alan Q. SCHUBERT, 1914 (117 KB)
  This photo has been scanned from a photocopy of a studio photo of Thomas and Lilly QUIGGIN with their first grandchild, Alan Quiggin SCHUBERT. 1914. It was annotated "To Alice (i.e. Mrs ARTIS, a neighbour in Willoughby) with love from Tom and Lilly, 1914", i.e.Thomas and Lilly QUIGGIN.
• Finley SCHUBERT cutting cake at 7th birthday party (95 KB)
  Finley SCHUBERT, my grandson, being helped to cut the cake at his seventh birthday party, held in Grafton on 29 May 2003. The chocolate cake had the shape of a figure seven, and was made by his mother, Megan.
• 4th. Class Photo, Beecroft Public School, 1941 (3504 KB)
  This photo of my 4th. class was taken in the grounds of Beecroft Public School in 1941. I am the shorter boy on the far left of the middle row. I was then shorter than the other boys in the class because I was generally a year younger than them. This happened because my mother had engineered for me to be admitted to 1st. class in the school at an age one year younger than the school's normal minimum admission age, because I "asked too many questions" when I was four.
• Mrs H.M. Schubert & Christine on ANZAC Day, c1957 (387 KB)
  This photo shows my mother, Mrs H.M.Schubert, and my sister, Christine, ready to attend an ANZAC ceremony, probably the main ANZAC march in Sydney. They are both dressed for the occasion, with hats, gloves and handbags. Mum is wearing the medals of her father, Major J.M.Dougall, which were awarded for service with the British Army in the Boer war and with the Australian Army in WW1. He was one of the ANZACs who landed under the Turkish guns at Gallipoli.
• Finley SCHUBERT and mother, Meg, at his 7th b'day (98 KB)
  Finley SCHUBERT, my grandson, and his mother Megan SCHUBERT nee TARTT at Finley's seventh birthday party, held in Grafton on 29 March 2003. The photo shows Megan as she was helping Finley to cut the birthday cake.

Family Tree Maker Reports and Trees

• InterneTree: Thomas J Schubert


• Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Carl SCHUBERT (1730-1808), in Braunschweig, Bristol, NZ, & AUS


• Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of John LUTON (1652-1691) , mainly in GLO and AUS. Generations to Robt SCHUBERT bn. 1837


• Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of William DOUGALL (c.1799-18??) of Scotland


• Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Charles GALLAGHER (c.1780-18??) of Ireland.


• Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Jon QUIGGIN (c.1688-1742) of the IOM.

Related Links

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