William GREY

Notes:

Birthdate, 24 Jun 1798, correspondence by his nephew, Thomas I. Mills, dated 15 Jun 1904

Christened William Grey, Church of Ireland parish register, p. 13; parents of town & parish of Templemore

Marriage of Parish of Templetouhy; witnesses were Wiliam Grey, Sen. & Richd Kyle;
Church of Ireland parish register, #127

2nd Marriage.? to Gorman, spinster, of Templetouhy; witnesses were Susan Gorman &
John Greg Germony


History: Immigrated 1841 to Victoria, Australia

Source: Gerald Molloy, Feb 2, 00, by E-mail, b. 24 Jun 1797, father's name William

Died at Sandhurst City Hospital

William married Margaret EGAN. Margaret was born Abt 1806, of Templemore, Tipperary, Ireland; died Aft 18 Nov 1844, , Victoria, Australia. [Group Sheet]

1. Margaret GREY was born 13 Sep 1830, Templemore, Tipperary, Ireland; was christened 15 Sep 1830, Saint Mary's Church of Ireland, Templemore, Tipperary, Ireland; died 3 May 1886, Mitchell, Seymour, Dalhousie, Heathcote, Victoria, Australia; was buried 5 May 1886, Seymour, Dalhousie, Heathcote, Victoria, Australia.
2. Thomas GREY REITZ was born 4 Apr 1843, Goulburn River, Victoria, Australia; was christened 10 Jul 1843, Saint Francis' Roman Catholic Church, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; died 1910, Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia.
3. William Grey REITZ was born 18 Nov 1844, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; was christened 25 Nov 1844, Saint Francis' Roman Catholic Church, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; died Nov 1920, Napier, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand; was buried 10 Nov 1920, Park Island Cemetery, Napier, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand.

Notes:

Correspondence by his grandson, Thomas I. Mills, dated 15 Jun 1904

signed as witness in 1829, Wiliam Grey, Sen'

according to Irish naming custom father was likely James Grey as was the first son

William married Phebe DUDLEY. Phebe was born , of Templemore, Tipperary, Ireland. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Correspondence by her grandson, Thomas I. Mills, dated 15 Jun 1904

according to Irish naming custom father was likely Thomas Dudley as was the second son

There was a Dudley family in Templemore in the late 1700s to which she probably belonged, but no females are listed.