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Jessie Ellen SPATCH(WHELAN, CAMERON)

1853 – 1897 · Australia, Australia
Father: William SPATCH · Mother: Ellen KEY
👶Birth
01/02/1853
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Australia, Australia 📍
Baptism
1853
St Peters Church of England, Armidale, New South Wales, Australia 📍
💒Marriage (17)
1870
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Richard Joseph WHELAN
Wellingrove, New South Wales, Australia 📍
💒Marriage (27)
25/10/1880
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James CAMERON
Trinity Church of England, Orange, New South Wales, Australia 📍

He was a widower and she was a spinster

✝️Death (44)
1897
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Orange, New South Wales, Australia 📍
Children with Richard Joseph WHELAN
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b. 1871, Wee Waa, New South Wales, Australia · m. Donald MILES
Children with James CAMERON
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b. 1873, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia · m. William Henderson FELL
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b. 1875, Warwick, Queensland, Australia · d. 1954, St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia · m. Lars Peter BEK
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b. 1877, Coonabarrabran, New South Wales, Australia
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b. 1879, Cooper's Flat Orange, New South Wales, Australia
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b. 1882, Orange, New South Wales, Australia · d. 1967, Beechworth, Victoria, Australia · m. Robert DAVIES
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b. 1885, Orange, New South Wales, Australia · d. 1942, Maclean, New South Wales, Australia
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b. 1887, Orange, New South Wales, Australia · d. 1937, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Notes

Jessie Ellen Spatch was first married to a man named RichardWhelan/Wheelan in 1870 at Wellingrove NSW and in 1871 Jessie produced a child to this man named Alice.

For reasons unknown, the marriage was not a success because in 1873 in Queensland Jessie had a child Cecilia (Cis) to a James Cameron and two years later in Warwick Queensland, she had another child to James - Kate (who later married Lars Bek.)

In 1879 Jessie Ellen gave birth to another son by James Cameron in 1879 at Orange.

James

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