| Born: Hornsby NSW |
| Born Cauldfield, Melbourne VIC |
| Death Cert. No. 8691 |
| Born Broken Hill NSW Died Sydney NSW Buried Northern Suiburbs Crematorium, Sydney NSW |
| Served in Army WWII - S# NX12790 |
| Cert No 4526/1944 Married at North Sydney, NSW |
| Born in Gulgong NSW. Died in Gilgandra NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 32619/1905 |
| Cert No 2117/1926 Married at Waverly, Sydney NSW |
| Baptised Russian Orthodox |
| Died in childhood during diptheria epidemic at Coonamble NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 21915/1896 Death Cert. NO. 9753/1903 |
| Born Darlinghurst, Sydney NSW |
| Born Canberra, ACT |
| Born Springfield, Mudgee NSW |
| Married in Mudgee NSW |
| Born Sydney, NSW. Educated at Holy Family, Loreto Convent, Kirribilli & Sydney University. |
| Born Southdown Cottage, Macquarie St, Sydney NSW Died Waverly, Sydney NSW Buried at Gulgong NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. Death Cert. No. 18172/1914 Joined the goldrush of 1850's and took up land at Mudgee under the "Selection Before Survey " Act 1861 Named property Springfield Station, Gulgong NSW |
| Married at McDonalds Creek, Mudgee NSW |
| Born Mudgee NSW Died Gilgandra NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 9923/1861 Death Cert. No. 3561/1924 |
| Marriage Cert. No. 6147/1886 Married in Mudgee NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 9540/1876 |
| Born Camden NSW |
| Marriage Cert. No. 4103/1912 Married in Sydney NSW |
| Born Mudgee NSW Died Sydney NSW |
| Served Sgt. in 1st Div Train 9/4/1915-2/1/1919 |
| Married in Mudgee, NSW |
| Born Mudgee NSW Died Longueville, Sydney NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 33310/1897 Served in Egypy and France during WW I enlisting as a private (No 3524) in the 19th Battalion on 11 Oct 1915. He returned 31 Aug 1916 in bad health but recoved and qualified to practice as an optometrist. He abandoned this years later to take over the family medicine company which was finally sold in 1950. He was a talented stage performer in the field of magic and ventroloquism and a member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians. He ran his own radio programme during the early days of radio and was the first radio ventroloquist in the world. He also took part in the first radio broadcast between Australia and England. He was also the propietor of a suburban cinema which he ran himself for a while. In 1934, in company with his father and the famous aviator Arthur Butler, who was married to a Garling, he helped in the foundingof the Butler Air Transport that still exists today as a subsidiary of a major Australian airline. |
| Cert No 13725/1925 Married at St Stephens, Sydney NSW |
| Born 7thb Day Adventist Hospital, Wahroonga, Sydney NSW |
| Born Dubbo NSW Died Waverley, Sydney NSW |
| Baptised Grenfell NSW Presbyterian Church 1948 - now practising Baptist. |
| Married at Dubbo NSW Presbyterian Church |
| Divorced 1979 |
| Born Walgett NSW Died Crookwell NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 23697/1875 |
| Married atSt Simon & St Jude C of E, Bowral NSW Marriage Cert. 7774 |
| Died at Woollahra, Sydney NSW |
| Marriage Cert. NO. 593 Married in Sydney NSW |
| Born Mudgee NSW Died Gulgong NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 11199/1866 |
| Married at Gulgong |
| Born London Died Sydney, NSW |
| Death Cert. No. V18352083 19 |
| Born at St Mary Colechurch, London |
| Born Sydney NSW |
| Born and Died at Hobartville, Richmond NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 17433/1869 |
| Born Mudgee NSW Died Mosman, Sydney NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 12640/1868 |
| Married at McDonalds Creek, Mudgee NSW |
| Born in Marrickville, Sydney NSW |
| Cert No 12537/1937 Married in Ashfield, Sydney NSW |
| Died at Hay NSW |
| Death Cert. No. 1437/1897 |
| Born in Sydney NSW |
| Born between 1715 & 1725 |
| Notes for CHRISTIAN GARLING: There is no proof whatsoever that he may be a son of Nicolaus GARLING Sr. No birth record is available but there is evidence of two marriages inLondon. He is however included as a son based on following speculation, which is open to debate and further investigation : 1. He is at a same genealogical level with Nicolaus Jr. who died 1762. Since Nicolaus Jr.'s first son Nicholas was born 1741, his birth may be about 1710. Since Christian married for the first time in 1754, he may have been born about 1720, as a younger brother of Nicolaus, if we allow time tolerances. 2. He is mentioned as witness in the Will of Nicolaus Jr. dated 1 April 1762, which permits to suppose a family relation. As there is no evidence beyond that, he may have been a cousin or step-brother of Nicolaus Jr. or a child adopted by Nicolaus Sr. that was given the name GARLING. It is also noteworthy to remark that Christian married 1754 a Catherine WADEMEYER, which is distinctively a German name, possibly the daughter of a German inmigrant. This may add to the notion that the early GARLING may have entertained social relations with groups of German inmigrants on account of their possible origin. |
| Baptised Russian Orthodox |
| Born Gulgong NSW Died Erina NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 13666/1897 |
| Married in Gilgandra NSW |
| Born Vancouver BC, Canada. Served in WWII as junior officer in infantry motor battalion in Belgium and Holland. |
| Born St Phillips, Sydney NSW Died Mosman, Sydney NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. V18335205/1835 Death Cert. No. 8371/1920 C of E |
| Marriage Cert. No. 2092 Married at St Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn NSW |
| Born Narrabri NSW Died Walgett NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 16478/1877 Death Cert. No. 10074 |
| Born Walgett NSW Died Manly, Sydney NSW |
| Born Mudgee NSW Died Gosford NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 5385/1901 |
| Married in Chatswood, Sydney NSW. marriage cert. 1926/7337 |
| Died in Sydney NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 27894 |
| Marriage Cert. No. 5713/1912 Married in Gilgandra NSW |
| Born Paddington, Sydney NSW |
| Born at St Andrews, Holborn |
| Married 13 May ? at St Pancras Old Church, London |
| Born at Hobartville, Richmond NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 16851/1872 |
| Marriage Cert. No 1171 Married in Victoria |
| Married at Wagga Wagga NSW |
| Born Tooraweenah NSW Died Cronulla, Sydney NSW |
| Served Army WWII S#N78429 |
| Cert No 2132/1930 Married at Gilgandra NSW |
| Born Dubbo NSW, baptised Dubbo Presbyterian Church, Now practising Anglican. Married Cowra NSW |
| Born Paddington, Sydney NSW |
| Cert No 27107/1942 Married in Sydney NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 17031/1908 Born Coonamble NSW. First air hostess in the world with Butler Air Transport |
| Cert No 7201/1932 Married at Gilgandra NSW |
| Born in Forbes, NSW. Served Army WWII S# NX98164 |
| Cert No 11239/1934 Married in Cooma NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 17031/1878 |
| Born in Gulgong NSW |
| Married in Waverly, Sydney NSW |
| Cert No 7668/1935 Married in Coonamble NSW |
| Born St James, Sydney NSW Died Sydney NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. V1844535 28 Death Cert. No. V1845297 30B |
| Born Sydney NSW |
| Born at St Andrews, Holborn |
| Born London |
| This is a copy of a microfilm in the Mitchell Library, Sydney. It begins with a letter from Nicholas Garling to Earl Bathurst, Secretary of State for Colonies, asking for " permission for his Grand-daughter Elizabeth Garling to proceed on board the merchant ship "Claudine" (Capt. Welsh) to reside with her friends at that place, she having been left in England for her education. I beg leave to notice that she is the daughter of Mr. Fredk. Garling who 5 years ago was sent to Sydney by Order of Government as Attorner on board the "Francis and Eliza", convict ship, at which place I hope his conduct has given entire satisfaction to Governor Macquarie and that he is likely to continue in that station. I request Permission likewise for a female servant, Elizabeth Hammersley to proceed with her to that place." On Sept. 16, 1819, Earl Bathurst granted permission for Elizabeth Garling to proceed from England to New South Wales as a Settler. George Allen's Diary has an entry dated 28, February, 1820..."Upon arrival at the LUmber yard Mr. Garling was informed by the Lieut. Govr. Colonel Erskine that his daughter Miss Garling had arrived from England the day before." "...The ship "Claudine" - Capt. Welsh - arrived yesterday from England with Merchandise, she called at the Derwent on her way, passengers Mrs. Roe and Miss Garling." Note: When Frederick Garling learnt of his daughter's arrival he was returning home from a business trip to Parramatta, in company with his young articled clerk, George Allen. During their absence they had also taken the opportunity to visit Frederick Garling's farm at Prospect Hill (now Blacktown), and to inspect, for the first time, young Allen's own recent grant of 300 acres, which was on the eastern side of Garling's 1200 acres and separated from it by what is now Sunny Holt Road (both properties were intersected by Breakfast Creek). The Lumber Yard where the Lieut.Govnr, Col Erskine, informed Frederick Garling of his daughter's arrival, was the site of the Government Stores and Workshops, near the Tank Stream Bridge, Sydney. The note then goes on to describe George Allen and his connections. |
| Married at St James & Phillips Church, Sydney NSW |
| Born St Leonards, Sydney NSW Died Forbes NSW |
| Born Gilgandra NSW |
| Cert No 16602/1935 Married in Sydney NSW |
| Born St Phillips Sydney NSW Died Bathurst NSW |
| Birth Cert. V1836230 30/1836 |
| Married at Hunters Hill, Sydney NSW |
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