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1 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F557
 
2 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F5699
 
3 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F1391
 
4 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F8222
 
5 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F8223
 
6 Married in this church by Banns legally published 10/4/1764 Family: F67
 
7 Witnesses: R. Rockett, Hugh Rockett, Elizabeth Rockett Family: F60
 
8 From 'The Advocate'

"A large gathering of relatives and friends attended the funeral at Ridgley on Monday afternoon of Ethel Mavis Bakes, twin daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Bakes of Hampshire, who died at the Spencer Hospital, Wynyard.

The service at the graveside was conducted by Rev. T. A. Cloudsdale.

The chief mourners included the parents, sister, Enid, also Mr and Mrs G. J. Bakes and Mr and Mrs J. C. Huett (Grandparents); and many other relatives. The carriers were four uncles, Messrs J. Huett, G. N. and C. Bakes. There were many wreaths." 		Ethel Mavis BAKES
 
9 From 'The Advocate' Newspaper May 1959

"BAKES - On May 5th, 1959, at Burnie, Geoffery Joseph, dearly loved son of Hannah Aletha and Walter Charles Bakes, of Hampshire, and loved brother of Walter, Mervyn, Stan, Ethel (dec), Enid (Mrs C Burgess), Don, Ken, Winnie, Ray, Aubrey, Kathleen and Robert. Aged 24 years"

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"BAKES - The funeral of the late Geoffrey Joseph Bakes is appointed to eave the Ridgley Church of England, TOMORROW (Thursday), after a service cmmencing at 2.30 pm, for interment i the Ridgley Cemetery. Friends are involved to attend."

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"The late Geoffrey Joseph Bakes was wel known and liked by all who knew him.

He was the third son of Walter and Hannah Bakes, of Hampshire. Born and educated in the district, he lived there all his life

He is survived by his mother and father, brothers Walter, Mervyn, Stanley, Donald, Kenneth, Raymond, Aubrey and Robert, sisters Enid (Mrs C Burgress), Winnie and Kathleen. One sister Ethel predeceased him. The funeral, which left the Church of England, Ridgley, was largely attended by relatives and friends.

The services at the church and graveside were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Kay.

Chief mourners were mother and father, brothers and sisters, nephew Peter Burgess, J Huett (Grandfather), uncles, aunts and cousins.

Carriers were cousins Roy Radford, Ernie Coppin, Cyril Charles, Willie Hodgetts, Geoff Martin and Basil Deacon.

Pallbearers were Elvin and Harold Huett, Merv Barker (Uncles) and Arthur Evison (cousin).

Among the 100 wreaths were those from Mr and Mrs W Campbell Menai Hote, staff Menai Hotel; Menai Darts Club, Management Burnie Board and Timber, Logyard Employees, B. B. and Timber Pty Ltd, directors and management Associated Pulp and Paper Mills, Associated Forest Holdings, Pulp and Paper Makers Council; Sawmill Employees, B B and Timber; staff, Sulphur Creek Sawmill; Joe Fagan and staff; Ellis Bros. and Staff; PWD Workmates Calder Road; Ian Rankin, Burnie Hotel; staff, Burnie Hotel; staff and employees, Hydro Electric Commission; JW Bramich and staff; members of the Highclere Badminton Club; Highclere Hall Commttee; teachers and scholars, Ridgley Area School; Stan Holloway's Garage, Bonney Bros, Lew Holloway and L Holloway and staff." 		Geoffrey Joseph BAKES
 
10 The Advocate Newspaper - May 29th 1970

"BAKES (Walter Charles) - passed away at NWGH Burnie, May 28, 1970, dearly loved husband of Hannah Aletha Bakes of Hampshire, loved father of Walter (Mick - Upper Burnie), Mervyn, Geoffrey (dec), Stanley (Upper Natone), Enid (Mrs Col. Burgess, Blythe Heads), Ethel (dec), Donald (Upper Natone), Kenneth (Upper Natone), Winnie (Mrs Garry Hodgetts, Upper Natone), Raymond, Aubrey, Kathleen (Mrs Tony Smith, Burnie), and Robert. In his 60th Year. As a result of an accident.

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"BAKES (Walter Charles) - Passed away at the NWGH burnie, 28/5/1970, loving father of Winnie, father-in-law of Garry Hodgetts.

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BAKES - Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of the late Walter Charles Bakes which is appointed to leave the Holy Trinity Church Ridgley, after a service commencing at 3.30 pm, THIS DAY, Friday, for interment in the Ridgley Cemetery." 		Walter Charles BAKES
 
11 Walter died in a train accident. He worked at the Emu Bay Railway. Walter Charles BAKES
 
12 Source - "Peace amidst the Pines - A history of the Ridgley Cemetery and those at rest there". Doreen and Athol Russell and Geoff Dean.


"Robert Barker started doing correspondence schooling when his family lived at Tewkesbury. He then attended Highclere State School before coming to the Ridgley Area School. Robert was a good scholar and took pride in his work. He enjoyed working on the school farm with the sheep. He obtained his tractor licence in 1958. " 		Robert Mervyn BARKER
 
13 The Advocate Newspaper - 18th January 1960

"BARKER - On January 17, 1960, Robert Mervyn, dearly beloved eldest son of Elsie May and Mervyn Godfrey Barker, of Highclere; loved brother of Alma, Kevin, Jennifer and Ronald, beloved grandson of Mrs A I Barker (Wynyard) and Mr James Charles Huett (West Ridgley). Aged 15 years.

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BARKER - The funeral of the late Robert Mervyn Barker is appointed to leave Holy Trinity Church, Ridgley, tomorrow (Tuesday), after a service commencing at 2 p.m. for interment at the ridgley Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend." 		Robert Mervyn BARKER
 
14 Description: This Doug would be my uncle. Never heard of him. I can only assume that like Denne, he died young.

Darrell Bassett 		Doug BASSETT
 
15 Description: John Basset Snr arrived in Tasmania from Warwickshire in 1831. He was done for knocking over a warehouse, a delicious irony as I am a warehouse supervisor.

Darrell Bassett 		John BASSETT
 
16 The Advocate Newspaper - October 1959


"BURGESS (nee Bakes) - At the Burnie General Hospital on October 11, to Enid and Colin, a son Michael Geoffrey. Lived 5 days. " 		Michael Geoffrey BURGESS
 
17 Source: "Peace amidst the Pines" - by Doreen and Athol Russell.

"Cyril Hubert Charles was born in 1932 and died in 1991. Cyril was one of a large family born to Huge and Amy Charles (nee Huett). He lived all his life at West Ridgley. He was a well known and liked character, he played football for the Darwin Association and one year won Best and Fairest. He also played cricket for West Ridgley and he always had to have a cigarette in his mouth while he was batting. he was later made a Life Member of the West Ridgley Cricket Club.

He went for a working holiday, traveled to Queensland and working his way back down to Victoria. Cyril married Aileen Radford in 1958. They had 12 children. Cyril loved going fishing and lobstering and many happy times were spent ith the family down by the river.

Cyril worked him far and had fencing contracts as well. He had two draught horses named Beaut and Bloss. Finally he decided to buy a tractor, unfortunately it didn't last long as it didn't go where the horses used to and he ended up rolling it.

After battling illness for many years Cyril passed away at him home at West Ridgley in 1991.

Contributed by Aileen Charles. " 		Cyril Hubert CHARLES
 
18 The Advocate Newspaper - 30 November 1991

"CHARLES (Cyril Hubert) - (of West Ridgley). Loving husband of Aileen. Loved and respected father of Frank (dec), Christine and Cam, David (dec), Stephen (dec), Mervyn and Taina, Shirley andUeli Berger, Neville and heather, Douglas and Tammy, Barry, Brendan and Karen, Anita and Terry. Grandfather of Melanie, Holly, Daniel and Jason. Honest and hardworking man laid to rest." 		Cyril Hubert CHARLES
 
19 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. C.E. EASTLEY
 
20 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. B.R. HUETT
 
21 The following extract is taken from Jane's Genealogy Website at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~janej/Jane/Huett.htm

Please visit Jane's website for more information on this branch of the Huett Family Tree.

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My great grandfather was Christopher Huett. According my aunt, Christopher's granddaughter Noela Sawyer (nee Brennan), his middle name was Goldsworthy but no evidence has been found to support this apart from the fact that his grandson Mervyn Brennan has Goldsworthy as his middle name. Christopher was born in East Brent the illegitimate son of Jane Huett. Christopher's birth certificate records him Christopher John Roper Hewett (sic) the son of Jane Hewett. His date of birth is 22 October 1857. The name of his father is not given.

Despite searches in the East Brent Parish Register and the Civil Registration Marriage Indexes no record of a marriage has been found for Jane Huett.

Christopher would appear to have been named for his uncle, Jane's brother Christopher who died aged 19 the year before in 1856. Christopher was baptised at the East Brent Parish Church on 18 December 1859. His sponsors were David Huett, William Ham and Emma Ham.

It seems likely that Christopher was brought up by his grandparents, Jesse and Ann Huett. In 1861 the census shows Christopher aged 3, living with his grandparents at Edingworth. Again in 1871, now 13, he is shown living with his now widowed grandmother Ann. There is no record of his mother Jane, in either census.

At the age of 20, Christopher emigrated to New Zealand arriving aboard the Famenoth on the 17 October 1877. Jane's sister Susan and her husband George Dibble were already in New Zealand having emigrated to in 1862 and had settled in Wellsford, north of Auckland. Jane's cousin Jesse, the son of her uncle Jeremiah Huett had also emigrated to New Zealand and was living in Wellington.

Christopher worked in Whangaroa, North Auckland in bush selecting and assessing trees for felling when he first arrived in New Zealand. He was still living there when he married Elizabeth Page on 3 October 1887 at St Benedicts Church in Newton. His occupation was given as a clerk.

Elizabeth Jane, their only child was born just under a year later on 14 August 1888. It was unusual for families to have only one child, and one explanation may have been that the marriage was not a happy one.

In 1893, the Womens Suffrage Electoral Roll lists Elizabeth Huett of Mangawhare, Bay of Islands Electorate, Dressmaker.

The 1899 Auckland Directory lists Chris Huett as being in Karangahake. The Cyclopedia of New Zealand has a Mr C Huett establishing a Hairdresser and Tobacconist Shop in Main Street, Karangahake. He sold the business in 1899 to a Mr James Bracken. In 1901 the New Zealand Directory lists Christopher Huett's address as the Store, Maratoto.

Prior to his illness, Christopher was working as a yardman for the firm Leyland O'Brien.

Christopher died on 26 September 1903 at Auckland Hospital of cancer. A death notice appearing in the New Zealand Herald makes no mention of his widow or daughter.

Huett, at the Auckland Hospital, on Saturday last, Christopher Huett of cancer after a long illness, aged 53, late employee of Messrs Leyland O'Brien.Funeral will leave Auckland Hospital Tuesday 29th at 2.00 p.m. Friends kindly accept this intimation.

He is buried in an unmarked grave at Waikumete Cemetery.  		Christopher HUETT
 
22 The Advocate Newspaper - 6 September 2001

"BAKES (nee Huett), Hannah Aletha - Born 1912, passed away 2001. Suddenly, at home, Hampshire. loving wife of Walter Charles (dec). Dearly loved mother and mother-in-law of Walter (Mick), and Elaine (dec), Mervyn, Geoff (dec), Stanley and Dot, Enid and Col (dec), Ethel (dec), Don and Heather, Kenneth, Win and Greg, Ray and Colleen, Aubrey and Kaye, Kathleen and Phillip and Robert.

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BAKES, Hannah - Loved mother of Dot and Stan. We will miss our cuppas, talks and our chats about your garden. There is always a place in our hearts that is yours, the tears in our eyes we can wipe away, but the love in our hearts will always stay.

Very much loved Nan and great-nan of David, Vicki, Mathew and Darryle, Maureen, Shane and Jena, Barry (dec), Andrew, Lorinne, Samantha and Barry, Darlene and Scott.

An irreplaceable lady that no one can ever forget. No one could ever make stocking and gumboots look quite as good as you. One full of knowledge and all the answers. How are we ever going to manage without you? No party, wedding or Christmas will every be the same. Play that "squeezebox" all the way to heaven Nan.

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"Dearly loved grandmother of her grandchildren, great-grandchildren and her great-great grandchildren.

If you have a mother, love her while you may, as you never know the heartache, until she's gone away.

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Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of the late Mrs Hannah Aletha Bakes which is appointed to leave the Parklands Chapel, 113 Bass Highway, Burnie after a service commencing at 2 pm, Monday September 10th 2001, for interment at the Ridgley Cemetery. "

 		Hannah Aletha HUETT
 
23 The Examiner 1 March 2003

" Raymond George Jim Huett (September 30, 1911 - March 3, 1963) In loving memory of a dedicated husband, father and grandfather whose Christian lifestyle was an example to us all. Our cherished memories are constantly relived by the recollections of countless people who share their experiences of this unique character who generously served us all and who departed us 40 years ago. Your stories of our father bear testimony to his qualities and the respect in which he was held. Our heartfelt thanks. Kevin, Berwyn, Julie (Bradshaw) and Ian and families."  		Raymond George (Jim) HUETT
 
24 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. E.M. LEE (born Huett)
 
25 Appeared in the Examiner Newspaper 05 May 2003

" SKEGGS, (nee Huett) Beryl Nancy - Passed away suddenly, at home, on May 3, 2003, in her 70th year. Much loved and loving wife of Joseph (Joe) for 45 years, loved mother and mother-in-law of Allan; Sharon and Royce Harriss; Geoffrey; Phillip (dec.) and Stephanie, loved nan of Ryan and Ebony; Melissa and Nathan; Kirsty and Joshua. Loved daughter of the late Mildred (Millie) Parkinson. Loved but not forgotten. Loving mother of Allan, loved nan of Ryan and Ebony. We didn't see you close your eyes, we didn't say goodbye, we were only told you were gone, without a last goodbye. Loving mother of Sharon and Royce, dearly loved nan of Melissa and Nathan. I hold back the tears when I speak your name, the ache in my heart is still the same, they say memories are golden, maybe that is true. But I never wanted memories, I only wanted you. Loving mother of Geoffrey. To hear your voice, to see you smile, to sit and talk to you awhile. To be together in the same old way, would be our greatest wish today. Miss you always Mum. Loved mother and mother-in-law of Phillip (dec.) and Stephanie, nan of Kirsty and Josh, friend of Tim. Funeral notice later."  		Beryl PARKINSON
 
26 Died of Bowel Cancer Margaret Joan SALISBURY
 
27 ] Source: S380
 
28 # Adv 28/10/2000 Source: S438
 
29 0055 Source: S432
 
30 0088 Source: S523
 
31 0102 Source: S486
 
32 0135 Source: S498
 
33 0274 Source: S180
 
34 0333 Source: S176
 
35 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Source: S293
 
36 0457 Source: S292
 
37 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Source: S294
 
38 0709 Source: S178
 
39 0897 Source: S522
 
40 0939 Source: S524
 
41 1007 Source: S303
 
42 102 Source: S49
 
43 1087 Source: S13
 
44 11 Source: S517
 
45 1103 Source: S307
 
46 111 Source: S53
 
47 1131 Source: S47
 
48 1165 Source: S308
 
49 1168 Source: S306
 
50 117 Source: S352
 

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