| Born Parkes NSW |
| Married at Cammeray NSW |
| Born St Martin in the Fields, London. Died after 1796 |
| Married at St Marylebone, London |
| Notes for JOHN HENRY GARLING: He may have died before 1762 because he is not mentioned in his father's Will dated 1 April 1762 |
| Born at St Martin in the Fields, London |
| Service Number: 154595 Rank: Flying Officer Unit: No 57 Squadron Service: Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Conflict: 1939-1945 Date of Death: 01/11/1945 Place of Death: Cause of Death: Reported missing, air raid over Munich 17/12/1944, presumed dead 01/11/1945 Age at Death: 35 Cemetery or Memorial Details: RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL, Surrey, United Kingdom. Panel 206 Next of Kin: Notes: Born 19/07/1909. Domicile Willoughby, NSW. |
| Cert No 3209/1941 Married at North Sydney NSW |
| Born Sydney NSW |
| Born Nurse Porters Private Hospital, Parkes NSW. Buried Pinegrove Memorial Gardens, Sydney NSW |
| Married at All Saints Church Woollahra, Sydney NSW |
| Born: Cowra NSW, baptised St John's Church of England Cowra 29-11-1998. |
| Born Cooma NSW |
| Born Paddington, Sydney NSW |
| Cert No 626/1925 Married in Sydney NSW |
| Born Paddington, Sydney NSW |
| Married at Redfern, Sydney NSW |
| Born Merriwa NSW |
| Cert No 1606/1942 Married at Ashfield, Sydney NSW |
| Born Dubbo NSW |
| Born Petersham, Sydney NSW |
| Born Gilgandra NSW. Served RAAF WWII S# 14922. |
| Brn St. Magarets, Sydney NSW |
| Born War Memorial Hospital, Waverley, Sydney NSW. Awarded LLB |
| Married Riverview Chapel |
| Born St Margarets, Darlinghurst, Sydney NSW |
| Born Gulgong NSW Died in Gilgandra NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 13033/1901. Server RAAF WWII S# 15877. Served Army WWII S# N290428. |
| Married at Gilgandra NSW |
| Cert No 3398/1934 Married at Dubbo, NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 21924/1896 |
| Born Gulgong, NSW |
| Marriage Cert. No. 1438/1919 Married at Rockdale, Sydney NSW |
| Married at Orange NSW |
| Flying Officer killed in combat ww2 |
| Number: 402333 Rank: Flying Officer [FO] Unit: 25 Sqn Service: RAAF Conflict: 1939-1945 Date of Death: 19/09/1943 Place of Death: Pearce, WA Cause of Death: Accidental Plane Crash Memorial Panel: 102 Cemetery or Memorial Details: Next Of Kin: Notes: Source: AWM148 Roll of Honour cards, 1939-1945 War, Air Force RAAF S# 402333 |
| Flight Sergeant died in combat WW2 |
| Born Burwood, Sydney NSW Number: 403579 Rank: Flight Sergeant [Flt Sgt] Unit: 104 Sqn RAF Service: RAAF S#403579 Conflict: 1939-1945 Date of Death: 12/08/1942 Place of Death: Middle East Cause of Death: Flying Battle Memorial Panel: 122 Cemetery or Memorial Details: Buried in Fayid War Cemetery, Egypt. Next Of Kin: Notes: Source: AWM148 Roll of Honour cards, 1939-1945 War, Air Force |
| Born Camden NSW Lt killed in action in Messines, Flanders, Belgium |
| Birth Cert. No. 12448/1881 Worked at Bank of NSW branch in Levuka, Fiji. Joined City Bank. Enlisted AIF 1915 with 13th Brigade, served as Leut. in 45th Bn at Gallipoli, Egypt and France. 6/6/15-7/6/17 Rank: Lieutenant [Lt] Unit: 45th Bn Service: Army Conflict: 1914-1918 Date of Death: 07/06/1917 Place of Death: Cause of Death: Memorial Panel: 139 Cemetery or Memorial Details: 29 The Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial Belgium Next Of Kin: Place Of Enlistment: Sydney, NSW Native Place: Camden NSW Notes: GARLING, Lt. Leslie. 45th Bn. Mentioned in Despatches. 7th June, 1917. Age 35. Son of Mr. C. W. H. and Mrs. M. K. Garling. Native ofCamden, New South Wales. Source: AWM145 Roll of Honour cards, 1914-1918 War, Army Rank: Lieutenant Unit: 45th Bn Service: Army Honour / Award: Mention in Dispatches Date of London Gazette: 4 January 1917, page 256, position 13 Date of Commonwealth of Australia Gazette: 29 June 1917, page 1393, position 75 |
| Born Orange NSW |
| Born Orange NSW |
| Cert No 6468/1936 Married in Chatswood, Sydney NSW |
| Born Coonamble NSW |
| Cert No 17765/1925 Married at Gilgandra NSW |
| Born Sydney, NSW |
| Born and Died at Woollahra , Sydney NSW |
| Born Gulgong NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 25749/1884 |
| Marreid at Waverly, Sydney NSW |
| Born and died at St Leonards, Sydney NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 6619/1877 |
| Born Sydney NSW |
| Born Paddington, Sydney NSW. Died Camperdown, Sydney NSW |
| Baptised Presbyterian Casino NSW 1944 |
| Married at Dubbo NSW Presbyterian Church |
| She may have died before 1762 because she is not mentioned in her father's Will of 1 April 1762. |
| Born at St Martin in the Fields, London. |
| Born Paddington, Sydney NSW |
| Married at Monte San Angelo, North Sydney NSW |
| Born Gilgandra NSW Died Mosman, Sydney NSW |
| Born Gilgandra NSW. Educated North Sydney Boys High school, Sydney University & in 1954 Queens College Oxford. recieved Batchelor of Economics from Sydney University. Served Army WWII S#NX32268. Awarded OBE. |
| Cert No 20563/1940 Married in Woollahra,Sydney NSW |
| Born Mtaer Hospital, North Sydney, NSW. Educated St Ignatius College Riverview (1965-60), Sydney University (1961-64). Awarded LLB 1966. |
| Married in Riverview Chapel |
| Died Gilgandra NSW |
| Cert No 14869/1926 Married in Sydney NSW |
| Born after 1743 |
| No birth certificate found but mentioned as son in Nicolaus Jr.'s Willof 1 April 1762 as well as by Susannah in her Will dated 19 April 1796. |
| Born in Forbes NSW |
| Cert No 32426/1942 Married Parramatta, Sydney NSW |
| Born Sydney NSW |
| Married at St Peters chapel, Hunters Hill, Sydney NSW |
| Born at St Martin in the fields, Westminster, London Died in Great Russell St, Bloomsbury, London |
| Notes for NICHOLAS GARLING: He is mentioned as NICOLAAS in his father's Will dated 1 April 1762. He was a surveyor (architect). He lived for many years in his home at 26 King St. Bloomsbury, London and after his retirement he moved to the Strand, Westminster. He died in Great Rusell St., Bloomsbury. It is documented that at the time of his death he was a pew-holder at the Lutheran Church in the Savoy. Though his place of burial has not been ascertained, it was possibly in the Churchyard of the Lutheran |
| Died at sea whilst whaling in Bay of Islands, New Zealand |
| Born Paddington, Sydney NSW |
| Born between 1705 & 1715 |
| Notes for NICOLAUS GARLING: He calls himself Nicolaus in his Will dated 1 April 1762. Nicolaus was a habit-maker said to be son of another Nicolaus. Some unsupported speculations hint at that they may have come from the village of GARLIN in Bas-Pyrenees, Southern France. He obtained British Letters of Denization in London on 12 March 1757, where his was described as 'alien-born' and registered by the name of Nicholas. At that time he was residing at the parish of St. Martin-in-the Fields. Personal notes of J.C. Garling acomed@entelchile.net : Nicolaus Jr., though described as 'alien-born' and considered legally an alien, may not have felt limitations because of it, since it is noteworthy to remark that he applied for denization only more than 20 years after his first marriage in England to become formally a British subject. It must be considered that England was quite tolerant as to therights of aliens. Actually, an alien could obtain citizenship for hischildren by marrying an English women and having 2 children born in the country. Denization conceded most rights of citizenship excluding some, such as holding office. Full rights would have required Naturalization by Act of Parliament and taking the sacraments according to the rites of the Church of England. It is interesting to remark that there are indications that the familymay have been of German origin, regardless of having supposedly come from France with the first Nicolaus, as hinted by some researchers. One is the fact that in his Will 1762 he still refers to himself using the German spelling Nicolaus, instead of the French spelling Nicolas orthe English spelling Nicholas, as he was already mentioned 1757 in his Letter of Denization. Another is the fact that in his same Will of 1762 he refers to his son as Nicolaas, which is typical of a man who has not yet become used to the English spelling Nicholas but neither uses the French spelling Nicolas. By writing 'Nicolaas' he seems to have dropped the German 'u' in 'Nicolaus' but he still writes his son's name 'Nicholas' such as a German would write it phonetically. Still another indication is that in his Will he expresses his desire to be buriedin the Lutheran Church, of German Protestant faith. He does thereforeneither belong to the Church of England nor does he profess the Hugenot (French Calvinist) faith and question is why did he prefer a Germanchurch for his burial. |
| Married in St Dionis Backchurch, London |
| Born Mudgee NSW Died Sydney NSW |
| Born at Springfield, Gulgong NSW Died Wyong NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 14436/1873 Left home at 15 years of age and was largely self educated by purchasing a 2nd hand set of The Encyclopaedia Britannica for 10 pounds. An early job was with the Mudgee "Independent" newspaper as a printer's devil. He chopped wood to augment his income. He eventually became the part proprietor of the Mudgee Post with Keiran & Shaw. A keen photographer he opened and ran a photographic studio in Mudgee.In later life he gained his A.R.P.S (Associate of the Royal Photographic Society) He purchased the Orange "Leader which he ran successfully for a numberof years before moving to Sydney to work for The Country Press.. The Country Press were owed money by a New Zealand Firm Heans Essence Pty Ltd , manufacturers of a cough mixture called Heenzo and asked him to manage the firm out of its difficulties. He did so successfully and finished up buying the company. At one stage he also owned the Cooney Medicine Company, Heenzo was to become Australia's largest selling patent medicine , particularly during the Depression years asit very economical to use as a concentrate it made up into a pint ofcough mixture selling for two shillings. My father (A.R. ( Rus ) Garling) took over the running of Heenzo in the early thirties and it continued to give the family a good income formany years. It was noted for much innovative advertising. Percival Stuart G. become involved in speculative real estate mainlyin city office buildings and was very successful at this. He put up the major finance for the starting of Butler Air Transport in 1934in which he was a partner with Arthur Butler and my father until about the end of WW 11.. He was also a partner with my father in Gordon Theatre which my father ran for a few years before leasing the business. P.S.G. became intensely interested in the arts and built up a major collection, Those paintings that were not left to his family were donated to the Manly Art Gallery and North Sydney Girls High School He was a keen fisherman and loved playing cribbage. In the 1930'she built a holiday cottage right on Avoca Beach , installing his own diesel electric light plant , with a windmill pump to supply water. It was at his lovely old home "Wanganui" at 58 Lucretia Ave , Longueville ( Now listed by the National Trust ) that the 1927 GarlingFamily reunion was held and he was responsible for the souvenir booklet produced at that time. |
| Married at Springfield station, Gulgong NSW |
| Born Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Awarded SC, BA, LLB |
| Born Crows Nest, Sydney NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 10588/1878 Lost his right leg at Pozieres on 4-8-1916 in WW1, invalided home in 1917. |
| Born Camden NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 26372/1905 |
| Born in Paddington, Sydney NSW Died in Tasmania |
| Born in Balmain, Sydney NSW |
| Born Ashfield, Sydney NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 4561/1892 Lived at Chatswood, Sydney NSW about 1930. Served as 2/Lieut WW1 RTA 15/6/18 Was Life Governor of Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Camperdown, Sydney NSW |
| Born Sydney,NSW |
| Born Paddington, Sydney NSW |
| Married St. Andrews, Cronulla, Sydney NSW |
| Died Annangrove NSW |
| Born: Grenfell NSW |
| Married at Russian Orthodox Church Cabramatta NSW |
| Born Mater Hospital, North Sydney NSW |
| Born Paddington, Sydney NSW |
| Born and Died in Sydney NSW |
| Birth Cert. No. 2486/1878 Death Cert. No. 1657/1878 |
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