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3 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: Living / Living (F404)
 
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5 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: PENGILLY, David / Living (F296)
 
6 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: CALLEJA, Chris / Living (F419)
 
7 "....Great regret was expressed throughout the trade when the death of Mr Allan Staley, manager for Rolfe & Co. became known. Born in 1867 at Yandoit, near Castlemaine, where his father had a store, Mr Staley was brought up with his four brothers. When his school days were over and he had gained some experience, he went to Telford, his brothers Andrew and David having opened stores at Wilby and Telford. They gave him the management at the latter town, while the original business at Yandoit, with a branch at Smeaton, was carried on under the style of Staley and Connell - Mrs Connell being the only sister. Some little while later Allan Staley went to Hay, New South Wales, where he carried on a bookseller and stationers busines, but after two or three years he sold out to advantage and moved to Swan Hill, accepting an engagement with his two brothers in their store, and he stayed there until 1894. At the latter end of this year, he joined the staff of Messrs. Rolfe and Co. as country traveller, just prior to the death of Mr. Deary. Shortly after Mr. C. Campbell was appointed manager. Mr. Staley had been on the roads about ten years with an excellent record, when in August, 1905 , Mr. Campbell died, and he waas appointed to the vacant position, which he held until his death, giving satisfaction to his employers and their numerous customers and winning goodwill from all. Mr. Staley was a comparatively young man, being only 47 years of age at the time of his death. His kindly nature and his great energy and capacity for work made him friends everywhere, and enabled him to rise from a young country storekeeper to the position of manager of one of Melbourne's oldest and best known wholesale grocery houses. Mr. Staley was married to Miss Peacock, the daughter of Mr. Wm. Peacock, one of the partners in Messrs. Robertson and Moffat, whom he leaves with two children to mourn his death, besides his three brothers and his sister, and a host of friends among our readers...." The Australian Storekeeper , June 30, 1913 STALEY, Allan William (I354)
 
8 (1912 NAA) STALEY, James Robert (I492)
 
9 (Medical):Nathan only survived for two days STALEY, Nathan Jon (I547)
 
10 1880 in Chelsea, Taylor, WI with Daniel, 1900 in Chicago, Cook, IL with wife and Daughter, 1910 in Watertown, Coddington, SD, widower, 1920 Chippewa Falls, Chippewa,WI. His occupation through all censuses was an Iron Moulder, he was the Informaant on his brother Daniel's Death Certificate in 1925, his address was Madison, South Dakota, he signed as William L. Staley. His obituary in the Madison Daily Leader states that there were 3 Granddaughters and a Grandson, children of Daniel and his wife, William had spent the last 10 years of his life in Madison SD with Daniel. The 1900 address for this family was 794 South Rockwell St. West Town, Chicago. STALEY, William Lawrie (I173)
 
11 1880 in Chelsea, Taylor, WI, Farmer, with William, 1884 in Logan, Utah, Farmer, 1890/1 Engineer with Soo Line Railway, Minneapolis, 1900 in Monroe, Sevier, Utah, Silver Miner, with wife Elisabeth, 1910 in Maryvale, Piute, Utah, Loco Fireman, still married but alone, 1920 still there, Gold Miner, married and alone, he died of Tuberculosis in 1925, his Death Certificate states that he was Single, the Informant was his brother William, this contradicts the information on the Census' STALEY, Daniel Blyth (I188)
 
12 1890/1 in Minneapolis with brothers Robert and Daniel, 1900 and 1910 in Madison, Lake, SD., housekeeping with brother Thomas, 1920 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minesota, with sister Katie and family, Multigrapher for School Supply Business and in 1930 Census, single, living with her sister Katie Stevens and working in Arthur Stevens's printing shop.
The 1940 Census saw her still at 1057 15th. Avenue, Minneapolis, with her sister Katie and Katie's elder son Edwin (Head) and his family.
The informant on her death certificate was her niece Catharine Bleifuss, nee Stevens. 
STALEY, Marion Clelland (I83)
 
13 1900 Beaver Dam, Dodge, WI. 1905 WI State Census she was a Student Lodger in Madison, Dane Co.
The name on her actual birth registration was altered from Catherine to Katherine, by her sister Jennie, by affidavit on Feb. 27, 1938, the actual birth date was also included then. 
STALEY, Katherine Eleanor (I211)
 
14 1900 Census says came to USA in 1895 and that her parents were Norwegian. VERNIS, Clara O. (I640)
 
15 1920 census Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota. Single, 24, High School Teacher STEVENS, Catherine Laurie (I286)
 
16 1930 census Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota. 25, Single, worked in his father's business along with his dad and aunt Marion.
1940 census has him at 1057 15th. Ave. Minneapolis, with him are his wife, two sons, mother and his aunt Marion.
The Stevens family was first recorded at this address in the 1910 census. 
STEVENS, Edwin Elbert (I433)
 
17 1dau married Bill METHERALL, Jean (I1725)
 
18 2 possible marriages in MI ALLEN, Charles William (Bill) (I967)
 
19 2/12/1989 as wedding date GUTHRIDGE, Maggie (I620)
 
20 A Case in the Supreme Court in 1892 gives David as a "Storekeeper of Swan Hill" STALEY, David John (I353)
 
21 A copy of the Family Bible entry says Jonathan was born in Glasgow, Parish of Kilbride. STALEY, Jonathan (I556)
 
22 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I1874)
 
23 Adopted BBB GIBBON, David (I1808)
 
24 After Jonathan's early death, Eva remarried in 1891 to William Edward Thomas to whom she gave birth to a further 12 children, in a letter in Percival Staley's army records, Eva states that she had 3 sons in the services in WW1. NETTLETON, Eva Louisa (I630)
 
25 After marriage lived Mackay and Brisbane, Queensland PARKER, Joyce Elizabeth Margaret (I70)
 
26 After Mary's death in 1856 Robert remarried in the next year to Sarah Laird Thompson HAMILTON, Robert (I762)
 
27 After the death of her husband Frank during the World War 1, Florence never remarried. She was a Deacon in the Presbyterian Church, her duties included being a Probation Officer for the Childrens' Court. Auntie Flo is fondly remembered by all who knew her. STALEY, Florence Maud (I198)
 
28 After the death of his mother in 1904 it is believed he was mainly raised by his paternal Aunt Jennie in Madison SD, he was with her in both the 1910 and 1920 censuses. STALEY, Daniel Alexander (I1942)
 
29 Agnes came to Victoria on the "Reaper" with Thomas and Elizabeth when she was aged 13 in 1853. Agnes is recorded in the 1851 Scottish Census with the Staley Family as 12 years old "Step-Daughter" and born in West Lothian, West Calder, what happened to her after her arrival has not found. WILSON, Agnes (I389)
 
30 Agnes was a twin, Scots Origins Index lists Agnes and a Jonathan being christened on the same day, 1st. March, 1820. Agnes died of Chronic Nephritis (Kidneys) & Endocarditis (Heart). Agnes' Death Certificate lists 7 children, 3 named Mary, 3 named John or Jonathan, and Elizabeth, only 3 were alive at the time of her death. STALEY, Agnes (I241)
 
31 AKA Frank Barnett RIDLEY LEVY, Frank Barnett (I928)
 
32 Alex was a transport driver with an Australian Infantry Battalion in Europe during World War 1. WALTER, Alexander (I1390)
 
33 Alexander and Mary were married at the father of the brides 's home at Moonlight Flat near Castlemaine. Both were members of the Presbyterian denomination. Moonlight Flat was a well-populated locality in those days. Family: MONTEATH (MONTEITH), Alexander / STALEY, Mary (F144)
 
34 Alexander was 13 years old when he died from typhoid exhaustion and was buried in the family grave at the Campbell's Creek cemetery outside Castlemaine. MONTEITH, Alexander (I333)
 
35 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: MARTIN, Greg / Living (F333)
 
36 Alice died at 5 months old. COLE, Alice Florence (I2499)
 
37 Alice was born in Taradale where her father owned a bakery for many years. ORWIN, Alice Maud (I883)
 
38 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: CARROLL, John Stuart / Living (F1266)
 
39 Allan arrived in Victoria in 1852, Allan and Jessie had no children. He was the first licensee of the Court House Hotel in Sydney Road, Brunswick, which was built in 1858 on Lobb's Hill opposite Brunswick's first municipal offices and the Courthouse. He owned several properties and land in Brunswick, Staley Street which is off Blyth Street was named after him, he probably owned land in the area. He was heavily involved in community affairs and was a Councillor in Brunswick from 1868--1870 and 1872-1882, and Mayor in 1872/73 and 1876/77, he stood unsuccessfully for a seat in the State Legislative Assembly in 1868, he was also a Justice of the Peace and took his place in the Magistrates Court. Allan's estate operated until at least 1906, he included all of his siblings (or their descendants) in his will, Probate Records describe him as a "Gentleman", on his marriage certificate he was a Miner, the passenger list for the "Cambodia" described him as an agricultural labourer, so he did very well in his 30 or so years in his new country. Allan and Jessie sailed for London on the "Somersetshire" in April 1870, perhaps they went back to their native Scotland. STALEY, Allan (I183)
 
40 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I349)
 
41 Andrew was a Lieutenant in the 57th Battalion AIF during World War 1, eventually returning to Australia in May 1919, he later became President of the 57th. Bn. Association. He was secretary of Atlas Mills before founding with his Uncle Daniel, Staley & Staley a hosiery company, which in 1935 became Holeproof Pty. Ltd. STALEY, Andrew Gray (I426)
 
42 Andrew was admitted to Castlemaine Hospital on 2/7/1884, aged 15, occupation, Butcher, residence, Yandoit. Andrew and Ellen had a honeymoon cruise on RMS Marama leaving Sydney, June 19, 1915 calling at San Fransisco mid July. STALEY, Andrew (I355)
 
43 Annie arrived in Victoria in December 1861 with her family on the "Great Britain" when she was in her second year, she married at 16 years of age to John Pellow, they had 5 children in the Eaglehawk area, he died in 1889 and later that year she married Robert Alexander Staley, she was widowed again in 1904 with the Robert's death in Western Australia, of her 9 children only 5 were alive at the time of her death. ROWE, Annie Bassett (I502)
 
44 Annie remarried to Gustav Breitzmann in 1878 after the death of her first husband Henry Stagg in 1877 and when Gustav died, married again to Theodore Jessen. LUMSDEN, Annie (I23)
 
45 Annie was married at the home of her stepfather, Gustav Breitzmann. Her mother had remarried in 1878. (And again toTheodore Jessen in 1898.) Annie died in 1927 and her obituary from a local paper (probably the Inglewood Advertiser) follows: "Mrs Annie Keel, wife of the late Charles Keel died suddenly at her home on the Jersey Hill on Friday, where she was living with her son, Mr W J Staley. For a few days she had been indisposed, but there was nothing to indicate her condition was serrious and her demise came as a great shock to Mr Staley and other members of the family. The deceased lady , who was 65 years of age, had never previously suffered a days sickness having enjoyed remarkable health. She was twice married, her first husband being the late Mr Jonathan Staley. Born at Inglewood she was widely known and highly respected having lived here all her life. She was an authority on the early doings in the district and was planning a busy week during the Back to Ingnglewood celebration, when it was estimated 40 connections of the family would assemble. Two sons, Messrs W J Staley and C Keel reside in Inglewood, and with them, and other relatives, deep sympathy is expressed. The funeral on Sunday was largely attended. Rev R D Peatt carried out the Anglican service. Mr L Appleby having charge of the mortuary arrangements. Messrs John , Robert, Henry and William Staley and Charles and Edward Keel (sons) acted as bearers." Another "claim to fame" for Annie came via her maternal grandfather, James Lumsden who was a convict, he along with two others received a life sentence for the theft of a snuff box, tortoise shell comb, personal papers and nine pence. James was transported to Hobart in Nov. 1833 on board the"Isabella", he was made a Constable in 1835! STAGG, Annie (I400)
 
46 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I616)
 
47 Arrived Victoria, from England 1953, lived at 23 Fawkner Street, St. Kilda DUDDY, Michael (I567)
 
48 Arthur was Naval Officer-in-Charge Port Moresby and Thursday Island and was later Deputy Director, Naval Intelligence- Eastern Waters (based in Melbourne) during World War 2. MONTEITH, Arthur George (Monty) (I1393)
 
49 Ashes Collected. MORLEY, Norman John (I2084)
 
50 At home in Lincoln, Monroe Co. with mother Julia and 3 siblings on 1905 WI State Census, graduated from Tomah High School 1905, 1910 Madison, Dane, WI, Stenographer in Lumber Office, 1920 Rooming in Chicago, Cook, IL, Stenographer in Law Office, 1930 Census, Madison, Dane, WI. single, s/hand reporter, 45yo. Wright's City Directory 1939 for Madison has her as an Attorney with the State Public Service Commission.
1940 Census has her living with her sister Dora and Nephew Mortimer Robert Staley at 1926 Keyes Ave. Madison, still employed at the SPSC.
In the Bulletin of the State Bar Association of Wisconsin -1948 - Page 113. "Miss Jennie Staley is a senior case investigator ..." 
STALEY, Jennette B. (Jennie) (I214)
 

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