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     Richard Fytes married Mary Ryther, daughter of Unknown Ryther, on 14 January 1566/67 in Binfield, Berkshire, England.

     Ystradwel ferch Gadeon was born in Cornwall, England. She was the daughter of Gadeon ap Cynan (?).
     Ystradwel ferch Gadeon married Coel Hen or Godebog.

     Agnes May Gadsden was born on 6 November 1862 in Regent's Park, Middlesex, England. She was the daughter of Roger Gadsden and Frances nee Simmons..
     Agnes May Gadsden married Hamor Charles Ellison Rich, son of Charles Hamor Rich and Isabella Tempest Bird, on 20 October 1886 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
     Agnes and Hamor were registered as Agnes May, domestic duties & Hamor Charles Ellison, solictor in 'Kergrist', Edgecliffe Rd, Darling Point, on the electoral roll dated 1903.
     Agnes May Gadsden and Hamor Charles Ellison Rich were on the passenger list of the "Maloja", arriving at Fremantle, Western Australia,, on 23 October 1928. They departed from Marseilles and bound for Sydney.
     Agnes died on 22 July 1939 in Woollahra, New South Wales, Australia, aged 76.
     Her will was proved on 19 January 1940 in New South Wales.
     See correspondence from her brother Roger's grand daughter Helen A Calhoun.

     Thomas Gage married Delariviere D'Ewes, daughter of Sir Symonds D'Ewes 3rd bart and Delariviere Jermyn.
     Thomas died on 1 March 1716.

     John Gager married Gricyll or Grisel Bland, daughter of James Bland and Gricyll or Grace Unknown, in 1692 in St Mary, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.

     Jean Melville Galbraith was born in 1905 in New Zealand.
     Jean Melville Galbraith married Egbert John Black, son of Richard Black and Jane Eliza Sargeant, on 8 February 1928 in St Paul's, Wanganui, New Zealand.

     Samuel Galbraith married Susannah Handcock, daughter of Rev Robert Handcock D D and Jane Bryanton.

     His birth was registered in the quarter ending in December 1904 in Kensington RD, Middlesex. Basil Murray Robert Gale was the son of Frederick Robert Gale MBE and Emily Frances Tapply.
     In 1938 he was married with one daughter.

     Daphne Frances Rumsey Gale was born on 22 January 1915 in Kensington RD, Middlesex. She was the daughter of Frederick Robert Gale MBE and Emily Frances Tapply.
     Daphne died in 2002 in Chiltern RD.

     Denys Jearrad Pickmore Gale was born on 23 May 1908 in Kensington RD, Middlesex. He was the son of Frederick Robert Gale MBE and Emily Frances Tapply.
     In 1938 he was married with one son & two daughters.
     Denys died in February 1993 in Hastings RD, Sussex, aged 84.

     Dorothy Gale (Rokeby) was born circa 1523. She was the daughter of George Gale, Mayor of York, of Acomb Grange, and Mary (Lord).
     Dorothy Gale (Rokeby) married Sir Thomas Fairfax (of Denton), son of Sir William Fairfax and Isabel Thwaites, in 1559. She was the widow of John Rokeby of Sandal.
     Dorothy died on 20 January 1595/96. Possibly 2 Jan 38 Eliz, 1595. She was buried in the Chapel, Denton.

     His birth was registered in the quarter ending in March 1878? In Kensington RD, Middlesex.
     Frederick Robert Gale MBE married Emily Frances Tapply, daughter of Rev Frederick Tapply and Ann Emily Pickmore Rumsey, on 20 April 1901 in Folkestone, Kent.
     Frederick Robert Gale MBE and Emily Frances Tapply appeared on the 1911 census in Blean RD, Kent. Frederick Robert Gale, aged 33 with Emily Frances Gale aged 34.
     In Notes & Queries for this week and last Mr Fred. R Gale prints for the first time some letters written by George Canning.....
     He was the author of an article on the legitimate Hunn descendants in Notes & Queries, 9 April 1938.

     Geoffrey Wyldbore Gale was born on 18 September 1910 in Kensington RD, Middlesex. He was the son of Frederick Robert Gale MBE and Emily Frances Tapply.
     Geoffrey died in 1988 in Hitchen RD.

     Henry Gale was born in 1837 in Oxford?, Oxfordshire, England. His parents were Samuel Gale and Caroline Badcock.
     Henry Gale arrived circa 1852.
     Susanna Gordon Windeyer married secondly Henry Gale on 2 April 1856 in the Registry Office, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The groom's residence was 42 Elizabeth St, Sydney, occupation Mercantile clerk aged 19. Susannah was a widow with 3 living children and 1 deceased. Issue by the second marriage: Alfred Theodore (38) born 1857 Annie Julian Windeyer (37) born 1858 Charles Henry (35) born 1860 John Windeyer (33) born 1862 Walter Frederick (30) born 1865 died 1 June 1945
Their son Walter was born in Paddington and educated there. He became manager of the Moore St. (now Martin Place) branch of Govt Savings Bank of NSW. He was deeply interested in astromony which his father had taught him. In 1886 he completed the construction of a 7" reflecting telescope and 6 years later discovered several "new canals" on Mars. He independently discovered 7 new comets and 3 are now named after him. He became a fellow the Royal Astronomical Society in 1892 and was awarded a medal by the British Astronomer Assoc. with RTA Innis? Gale was instrumental in founding the NSW branch of the British Astronomical Assoc. He married Violet Birkenhead of West Maitland and had 2 sons & 4 daughters.
     Sands Directory 1863: Henry Gale, clerk (Council chambers) Paddington 1864 ditto, Council clerk & Registrar Sth Head Rd, Paddington He was the second clerk at $100 p.a. and residence 3.5 % commission on Rates.
D Gale, sister - noted in Whitfield Collection SOG 11/6/4/455 and 11/6/4/72..
     Henry died on 17 December 1895 in Post Office Quarters, Paddington, New South Wales. He was buried in Waverley cemetery, Waverley, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

     Margaret Gale was born circa 1779 in Devon, England.
     Margaret Gale married John Ruby as his second wife, on 2 July 1800 in Inwardleigh, Devon.
     Margaret died in 1839 in Inwardleigh, Devon.

     Elizabeth Gall married John MacPherson, son of Paul MacPherson and Catherine Christie, in Tough, Aberdeenshire. He lived there all his life but had his eldest son baptised in Glenlivet. They had five known children.

     Gilbert of Galloway was the son of Fergus,, Lord of Galloway.
     Gilbert died between 1 January 1184 and 1185.

     Uchtred of Galloway was the son of Fergus,, Lord of Galloway.
     The first appearance of Fergus in history is not on his own. He was accompanied by his son Uchtred when King David I in 1136 granted land in Perdeyc or Patrick to the Church of Glasgow when that church was
dedicated (R. Bodine, 2000/02/04).
     Uchtred of Galloway married Gunnild,,, daughter of Waldeve,, and Sigrid or Sigarith,,. Gunnild, who was married to Uchtred, son of Fergus, Lord of Galloway, with issue.
     Uchtred died on 22 September 1174. In relating the violent death of Uchtred son of Fergus, Roger de Howden records that Henry II claimed that Uchtred was his cousin.

     Her birth was registered in the quarter ending in December 1870 in London, Shoreditch RD, England.
     Henrietta Adelaide Galton married William Henry Sheridan, son of William Henry Sheridan and Elizabeth Davey Carroll, on 16 June 1891 in West Ham RD, Essex.
     Henrietta Adelaide Galton and William Henry Sheridan appeared on the 1901 census in Ilford, Essex. Wm Hy Sheridan, 34, timber merchant, employer, born Teignmouth, Henrietta 30, his wife born London, children Eva 9, born Leytonstone Essex, Doris, 6, born London, Wm H jun, 2, born Leytonstone, with a servant Eliza Hurley.

     Maud Ethel Galton was born on 18 August 1872.
     Maud Ethel Galton married Samuel Crosby Halahan, son of Capt Samuel Handy Halahan and Hannah Croucher Engeham, on 14 July 1897 in St Paul's, Upper Norwood, Surrey. On the 14tth July at St Paul's Upper Norwood, by the Rev H Stevens, MA, vicar of Holy Trinity, Sydenham, assisted by Rev R B Ransford, MA, vicar of St Paul's; Crosby Halahan of Leigh Manor, Cuckfield, Sussex, eldest son of hte late Col. S H Halahan, of Haighlands, Sydenham Hill, to Maud Ethel, second daughter of John H Galton, MD (Lond), of Chunan[?]. Sylvan Road, Upper Norwood. China papers, please copy.
     Maud Ethel Galton and Samuel Crosby Halahan appeared on the 1901 census in Cuckfield, Sussex. Samuel C Halahan, aged 31, living on own means, born Forest Hill, with his wife Maud E 28 born Norwood, Sry and children Frederick J C 2 and Margaret M 9 months, both born at Cuckfield.
     Maud died on 25 February 1967 aged 94.

     Daniel Galvin was born circa 1831.
     Daniel Galvin married Bridget Colbert, daughter of Edmund Colbert and Mary Unknown, on 3 July 1865 in Kapunda, South Australia. She claimed to be 20..
     Catherine Colbert married thirdly Daniel Galvin on 23 June 1873 in the residence of John Kither, Norwood, South Australia. They had 4` children.

     Leslie William Galvin was born circa 1903.
     Leslie William Galvin married Annie Edith Ruby, daughter of William John Ruby and Catherine Brass, in 1932.
     Leslie died in 1966 in Bendigo, Victoria.

     Arthur Gambell married Alicia Frances Fetherstonhaugh, daughter of William Fetherstonhaugh and Alicia Berry, on 5 June 1860 in Ireland.
     Arthur Gambell lived at Belmullett, Mayo, Ireland, 1865.

     Arthur William Rogers Gambell was born on 3 October 1864 in Moy ...., Carrick, Westmeath?, Ireland. He was the son of Arthur Gambell and Alicia Frances Fetherstonhaugh.

     Matthew Gambell was born on 10 November 1770 in London. He was christened on 4 April 1778 in St Leonard, Shoreditch. Matthew, son of Matthew & Martha Gambell, of Hoxton Fields, born Nov 10, 1770.
     Matthew Gambell married Martha Trull on 24 August 1824 in St George, Bloomsbury, London. Matthew Gambell of this parish & Martha Trull of this parish were married by banns 24 August 1824 ... both signed in the presence of G Phillips and Mary Ann Trull. The next entry is for the marriage of John Phillips and Sarah Sargeant on the same day in the presence of Matthew Gambell & Mary Ann Trull.
She was 25 according to the American family history but this is more likely to be the marriage to George Trull. Mr Matthew Gambell of London, was an elderly widower with a grown family, However he only mentions cousins in his will along with Martha's children.
     Matthew Gambell made a will dated 30 August 1824 in London. The will of Matthew Gambell of Craven Buildings, Hoxton? in the parish of St Leonard Shoreditch, Middlesex, collector being of sound mind and in good health ... I give ... to my dear wife Martha Gambell my freehold estate and situate and being formerly no. 3, no. 2 and no. 5 ... Place in the parish of ... Bethnal Green, Middlesex for her own use I devise and bequeath unto my dear wife Martha Gambell ... estate and situated being formerly Collyers? Row? but now ...bury Road in the parish of St Matthew Bethnal Green, being no. 11, no. 12 & no. 14 for her own sold and separate use and ... in case she marry again and at .. give unto my daughter in law Mary Ann Trull the ... no. 14 ... now in the occupation ... in case she should marry ... without her husband int... with the said freehold property and at her death to her heirs for ever. I will give ... unto my son in law Geo Trull the two houses no. 11 and no. 12 Stepney Road Hackney Road at the ... of his ... and at his death to his heirs for ever. I will give ... unto my daughter in law Mary Ann Trull my freehold estate and situated no. 101 High St, Shoreditch in the occupation of ... Barber for her own sole and separate use .... I give ... unto Wm Evans my son in law fifty? pounds at the .... of his mother? in survive ... I give ... unto Louisa Denty my daughter in law fifty pounds at the death? of her mother in ... I give unto my two cousins Elizabeth & Deborah Hershaw?? five pounds each and a mourning ring each in case they should survive me I give unto ... of Hoxton Town ... five pounds and a mourning ring in case he should survive me I give unto Richard Palmer of Princes? Street, currier five pounds and a mourning ring in case he should survive me ... .... and a .. I will give and desire and bequeath unto my dear wife Martha Gambell both real and personal property and effects belong to me whatsoever and wheresoever druing her natural life and at her decease my dear daughter in law Mary Ann Trull and appoint my dear wife Martha Gambell and Mary Ann Trull my daughter in aw ly two executrix of this my last will and testament ... signed 20 day of August 1824, Matthew Gambell in the presence of John Phillips, 46 Gloucester St. Deborah Garrett, Gloucester St, Sarah Phillips, Gloucester St.
This is a codicil ... to my last will and testament bearing date 30 August 1824 I further will and bequeath to my dear wife Martha Gambell the freehold house and premises situated no. 17 North ... Street, ... Road in the parish of Islington now in the occupation Mr George Atkinson for her own use and benefit ... 29 January 1829, Matt: Gambell. Signed in the presence of Edmd Homersham, North Place, Kingsland Road, Harriett How... servant to M Gambell, the ...
Street being struck? out before signature?
     Matthew died before 21 March 1829 in Middlesex. He was buried on 21 March 1829 in St Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex.
     His will was proved on 2 May 1829 in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury.

     Anna Hester Gamble was born on 24 June 1817 in Gulval, Cornwall, England. She was the daughter of Rev Henry Gamble and Elizabeth de Vere Law.

     Charles Hanlon Gamble was born circa 1826 in Barnstaple?, Devon. He went into medical practice with his uncle Thomas Shepherd Law. He was the son of Rev Henry Gamble and Elizabeth de Vere Law.

     Elizabeth Law Gamble was born on 2 December 1818 in Gulval, Cornwall, England. She was the daughter of Rev Henry Gamble and Elizabeth de Vere Law.

     Rev Henry Gamble was christened on 9 May 1793 in Shankill, Lurgan, Armagh, Ireland. He was the son of Henry and Ann (nee Cutliffe). His father was the curate of the church for over 20 years.
     Henry was educated in Old Blundells School, Devon. He graduated in 1815 from Exeter College, Oxford University, with a Bachelor of Arts.
     Rev Henry Gamble married Elizabeth de Vere Law in 1816 in Barnstaple, Devon. They had 8 known children. Henry married again, in 1854 at Hove, Brighton, Caroline Fisgard a widow. She died in Clifton in 1861.
     Rev Henry Gamble was employed by He was some time incumbent of Newport, Barnstaple, but also at times, served other churches in North Devon and Cornwall including Mortehoe during the absence of the vicar, between 1815 & 1821 and Launcells (Vicar 1832 instituted March 27th). was a clergyman, England. Henry was the first incumbent at Clifton, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, England, in 1846.
     Rev Henry Gamble married Caroline Fisgard in 1854 in Hove, Sussex.
     Henry died before 5 February 1867 in Clifton, Ashbourne Derbyshire. He was buried on 5 February 1867 in Clifton.

     Henry Cutliffe Gamble was born circa 1822 in Barnstaple, Devon, England. He was the son of Rev Henry Gamble and Elizabeth de Vere Law.
     Henry died circa 1875 in Howrah, Bengal West, India. Oct 11th at Howrah, Henry Cutliffe Gamble, Master Mariner and Surveyor of Shipping, Rangoon, aged 55 years.
     His will was proved in 1875 in Rangoon, Burma. He was a sea captain (and gt grandfather of John Macdonald, the supplier of much of the information on this branch of the family).