Descendants of Charles & Anne Payne

Cause of Death: Cancer of the lung

Children of CHARLES CRAMP and JANET CUMMINS are:

305. i. JULIE ANNE⁷ CRAMP, b. 07 Nov 1960, Crookwell NSW.

ii. JANELLE HILDA CRAMP, b. 01 Sep 1962, Crookwell NSW; m. (1) ANTHONY JOHN 'JACK' GAY, 9 May 1998, St. James Church Binda; b. 02 May 1961, Crookwell NSW.
The Crookwell NSW Gazette,

Tuesday September 29, 1998

Thursday May 24, 1984

“Wedding Bells
St. Mary's Church, Crookwell NSW, was the scene of a very pretty wedding when Anthony John Gay and Sandra Lea Stephenson exchanged vows on April 14. Sandra is the youngest daughter of Mervyn and Val Stephenson, of Spring Street, and Anthony the son of John and Shirley Gay, of "Rosemary Hall;" Kialla. Fr. Rhineburger officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride's gown was, a cream Twenties style. The bride's gown was in cream drop-waisted Twenties style, outlined with French lace, and featuring two tied side sashes. The gloves and stockings were of lace, and she wore satin shoes. The cocktail hat featured pearls and lace. The bridal bouquet was of fresh pink rose buds, baby's breath and jasmine. She was given away by her father. The bridesmaid, Jodie Schliebs, wore an antique pink frock, drop waisted in style similar to the bride's gown. She added lace gloves and satin shoes, and wore sprigs of baby's breath in her hair. Her bouquet was of baby's breath and cream jasmine. Best man was Scott Montgomery. During the signing of the register, Tricia O'Loughlin and Kylie Dennis sang, accompanied by Mr. Max O'Brien. The reception, attended by the eighty guests, was held a Vivian's Bistro. The guests were met by the mothers of the bride and groom. Mrs. Stephenson wore soft blue crepe with grey accessories, while Mrs. Gay chose aqua sunray pleated skirt with a lace bodice. The young couple, have made their home, in Kialla Road, Crookwell NSW.
306. iii. TERESE MARGARET CRAMP, b. 23 Feb 1965, Crookwell NSW.

307. iv. ANDREW MAXWELL CRAMP, b. 05 May 1970, Crookwell NSW.

Children of DENISE CRAMP and WILLIAM FISHER are:

i. JODIE⁷ FISHER.

ii. JAMES FISHER.

iii. NICOLE FISHER.

169. DAVID MAXWELL⁶ CRAMP (MAXWELL CHARLES⁵, CHARLES HENRY⁴, ELIZABETH 'LOUISA'³ PAYNE, CHARLES², JAMES¹) was born 31 Jul 1947 in Crookwell NSW. He married DENISE BRODERICK Feb 1960 in Crookwell NSW. She was born in Crookwell NSW.

Children of DAVID CRAMP and DENISE BRODERICK are:

i. DEAN MAXWELL⁷ CRAMP.

ii. BENJAMIN CRAMP.

Burial: Cowra

Children of OLGA CRAMP and JOHN BILLINGTON are:

308. i. ANTHONY JOHN⁷ BILLINGTON, b. Cowra NSW.

309. ii. JULIE ANN BILLINGTON, b. 04 May 1948, Cowra NSW.

310. iii. JENNY ROBYN BILLINGTON, b. 03 Apr 1954, Cowra NSW.

Children of ERIC CRAMP and EDNA BOARDMAN are:

i. KEITH⁷ CRAMP, b. Cowra NSW; m. ROBYNE.

ii. JOHN CRAMP, b. Cowra NSW; m. PAIVI.

iii. BRENTON CRAMP, b. Cowra NSW.

iv. CAROL FAYE CRAMP, b. Sep 1942, Cowra NSW; d. 05 May 1943, Cowra NSW.

Children of EDNA CRAMP and WALTER MOON are:

i. GRAHAM⁷ MOON, b. 1954.

ii. OVA MOON, b. 1955.

iii. ANTHONY MOON, b. 1956.

173. NEIL PETER⁶ CRAMP (ELSIE AILEEN⁵ LARKHAM, EDWARD 'ALEXANDER'⁴ BAKER, MARY ANN MARIA³ PAYNE, CHARLES², JAMES¹) was born 30 Jun 1924 in Crookwell NSW, and died Sep 1992. He married (1) PETE CYNTHIA SKIPTON. She was born 1925 in Cowra NSW, and died 21 Jul 1968 in Age 43 years. He married (2) DAWN MERCIA BOLDING. She was born 1938, and died 23 Oct 1994 in Gateshead NSW.
PETE CYNTHIA SKIPTON:

R.A.A.F Insignia on Headstone

Burial: R.A.A.F Insignia on Headstone Cowra Cemetery

Children of NEIL CRAMP and PETE SKIPTON are:

i. PETER⁷ CRAMP, b. 13 Nov 1946.

ii. RODNEY CRAMP, b. 11 Jun 1948.

iii. GARRY CRAMP, b. 25 Apr 1955.

iv. CHRISTOPHER CRAMP, b. 11 Jun 1957.

v. TIMOTHY CRAMP, b. 09 Feb 1963.

vi. KELLY THOMAS CRAMP, b. 25 Jun 1965; m. JACQUELINE GAE WHEELER, Jul 1993, All Saints Canowindra.

Child of ROBYNE CRAMP and DARYL STARR is:

i. MICHELLE⁷ STARR, b. 14 Nov 1957; m. PHILLIP GRANT, 28 Nov 1975, Cowra.

175. MARGARET MARY 'MADGE'⁶ MILLER (MARY ANN VIOLA 'MOLLY'⁵ BAKER, EDWARD 'ALEXANDER'⁴, MARY ANN MARIA³ PAYNE, CHARLES², JAMES¹) was born 07 Oct 1927 in Crookwell NSW. She married RONALD VICTOR WHITE, son of HERBERT WHITE. He was born 08 Jan 1926.

Children of MARGARET MILLER and RONALD WHITE are:

i. ROSELYN ANNE⁷ WHITE, b. 17 Jan 1953.

ii. CATHERINE WHITE, b. 03 Nov 1961.

Child of FLORENCE MILLER and MERVYN PUSELL is:

311. i. TERESA⁷ PUSELL, b. 1964.

177. GEOFFREY SIDNEY⁶ MILLER (MARY ANN VIOLA 'MOLLY'⁵ BAKER, EDWARD 'ALEXANDER'⁴, MARY ANN MARIA³ PAYNE, CHARLES², JAMES¹) was born 21 Aug 1931 in Crookwell NSW, and died 09 Sep 1990. He married ANN MAUREEN MCPHILLAMY. She was born 1935.

Children of GEOFFREY MILLER and ANN MCPHILLAMY are:

312. i. JENNIFER HELEN⁷ MILLER, b. 25 Oct 1962.

ii. DAVID MILLER, b. 04 Jun 1964; m. CATHERINE RYAN.

313. i. JOHN ROBERT⁷ MILLER, b. 29 Mar 1961, Bathurst NSW.

314. ii. ELIZABETH ANNE MILLER, b. 13 Oct 1962, Bathurst NSW.

315. iii. MICHAEL VINCENT MILLER, b. 08 Jan 1964, Bathurst NSW.

316. iv. ANTHONY GEORGE MILLER, b. 05 Feb 1965, Bathurst NSW.

317. v. MAXINE LOUISE MILLER, b. 20 Mar 1966, Bathurst NSW.

318. vi. KEVIN CHARLES MILLER, b. 13 Jul 1972, Bathurst NSW.

319. vii. FIONA MARY MILLER, b. 25 Jul 1973, Bathurst NSW.

RAYMOND MORTON MUDIE born 4 March1919 at Crookwell NSW (Twin)

Raymond enlisted in the Australian Army on the 27 May 1940, he was living at Randwick at that time. He was discharged on the 5 February 1946 holding the rank of Sergeant and had been posted at 1 Anti Aircraft Regiment. His next of kin was his father.

Source: WW11 Nominal Roll online.

Raymond died 26 March 1981, late of Kilaben Bay, formerly of Lugarno.

Source: Sydney NSW Morning Herald

09/10/2007

Aged 84 years Treasured Memories

OLSENS

Children of RAYMOND MUDIE and LORNA FRENCH are:

i. KENNETH⁷ MUDIE, m. SAMANTHA.

ii. SUSAN MUDIE, m. PETER.

Children of LEANNE THORNTON and JOHN CRAWLEY are:

i. NICHOLAS⁷ CRAWLEY.

ii. CHRISTOPHER CRAWLEY.

DEATH NOTICE

Monday, July 2, 1998

Melbourne Herald

Albury Boarder Morning Mail, Finley Southern Riverina News
MARTIN (Baker)

Gwendoline May - On July 24, 1998, Late of Berrigan.

When the family chain is broken, And loved ones forced to part,

It leaves behind an empty space and many broken hearts,

Our family chain is broken,

And nothing seems the same,

But God will call us one by one,

And link the chain again - Jack , Lil , Renee, Michael and Amy,

Shaun, Anne, Chantelle and Cassie
MARTIN (Baker)

Gwendoline May - Passed away at Finley Hospital on July 24, 1998,

aged 63 years

Loved and Loving daughter of the late Edna and James (Jum) Baker,

Treasured sister of Noel (Deceased) and Elaine Koschel, fond sister-in-law

of Len and devoted Aunt of Robert and Greg.

My loved sister,

You walked with the love of your family,

You talked with the love on your face,

Your time on this earth, though conditional,

You faced it with love and with grace,

You impacted onto so many,

With a charm no one could deny,

My thoughts will be with you forever,

''Granny'' I love you, good bye - Loving sister Elaine and Len.

Only devoted and loved Aunty of Robert.

A life made beautiful by kindly deeds,

A helping hand for others needs,

Big was her heart,

Her friendship true,

Loved and respected by all she knew.

Courageous to the end

We seldom ask for miracles Lord,

But today just one would do,

To leave our front door open,

And see our Gwennie walk through,

We'd put our arms around her and kiss her lovely face,

For Gwennie was my Auntie who cannot be replaced - Love Greg
FUNERAL NOTICE

MARTIN. - The funeral for the late Mrs Gwendoline May Martin

will leave Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Finley, after a service commencing

at 2 PM on Tuesday, July 28 for the Finley Cemetery.

Berriquin Funerals

Finley; (03) 58831063

I saw Nan before and after she had passed away, and I was even strong enough to help dress her. What helped me through that hard time was she looked so beautiful and peaceful, and to know she was finally free of pain. So now we just need to keep our heads up high, and it was such an honour and still is to know our loving, caring Nan.

So Nan this is our last good bye and we love you heaps, and thank you so much for everything.

Anglican Church of Australia Notices

St Aidan's Church, Berrigan

July 1998

An active parishioner, first at Finley then Berrigan, Gwen taught Sunday School at Finley in the 1950's and SRE at Finley High School in the 1970's. At Berrigan in the 1980's, Gwen was a Synod Representative and from the 1980's until 1996, a pastoral Assistant. She was also a past member of the District Committee and Parish Council including a time as treasurer.

Archdeacon John Gibson officiated at her funeral assisted by Fr Tassie Pappas. We thank God for the faithfulness of Gwen and remember her husband Jack and all within the family circle.
St Aidan's Church, Berrigan

August 1998

With great involvement in the community, Gwen is remembered for her time with the Finley Younger Set and Red Cross, while in Berrigan with the Community choir, swimming pool and library.

In the midst of all these activities, Gwen reared two generations with love and devotion. In the face of illness Gwen showed great tenacity and courage.

We give thanks for the life of Gwen and for the lives she touched. We continue to remember Jack and all within the family circle.

A moving prayer vigil was held at St Aidan's on July 24 for the many in the community at this time in need of our prayers. Those prayers continue around our churches and in the individual prayers of many.

Anglican Church Newspaper

''Four Rivers''

August 1998

From Around the Diocese
Berrigan

A large number of parishioners and friends from the parishes of Berrigan and Tocumwal - Finley and beyond gathered at Holy Trinity Church Finley on July 28 for the funeral of Gwendoline May Martin, who died on July 24.

An active parishioner, first at Finley then Berrigan, Gwen taught Sunday School at Finley in the 1950's and SRE at Finley High School in the 1970's. At Berrigan in the 1980's, Gwen was a Synod Representative and from the 1980's until 1996, a pastoral Assistant. She was also a past member of the District Committee and Parish Council including a time as treasurer.

Archdeacon John Gibson officiated at her funeral assisted by Fr Tassie Pappas. We thank God for the faithfulness of Gwen and remember her husband Jack and all within the family circle.

Gwendoline May Martin

August 30, 1998
The memorial tree planting took place in the church grounds at the conclusion of the Eucharist on Sunday August 30, 1998. It was good to have Jack Martin and the members of the family with us as we remembered Gwen and her place amongst us.

Gwen served our parish as Pastoral Assistant, Synod Representative, Member of our Parish Council, Berrigan District Committee and School Scripture Teacher. Gwen served her family, church and community and she is remembered with great love and affection.

OBITUARY

October 31, 1934 - July 24, 1998

A very large number of people gathered at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Finley on July 28, 1998 at 2 PM for her funeral.

Gwen completed her schooling in Finley and gained employment at the Finley Chemists, from 1950 to 1957, with the late Bruce Hill.

On February 9, 1957, Gwen married Jack Martin, in Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Finley and they had two children, Lil and Shaun.

They lived in Finley until the early 1960's, when they moved to Berrigan to begin their fuel business. A few years later they extended their business to Finley.

Gwen and Jack were also involved in the channel cleaning business, for many years, and more recently they ventured into the quarrying industry. Over the last twelve months, Jack had devoted more time looking after Gwen.
Gwen had a profound faith, and connections with both Anglican churches in Finley and Berrigan. She taught Sunday school in Finley in the 1950's and religious instruction at the Finley High school and Berrigan Public school in the 1970's. From the early 1980's to 1996, when ill health prevented her from doing so, she was a pastoral assistant at St Aidan's Berrigan, and also a Synod Representative with Frank Atkinson. She served on St Aidan's district committee and also parish council and was a past treasurer. At St Aidan's from 1980 to 1995, Gwen played a pivotal roll in the life of the parish.
Her faith extended to one and all, her kindness, thoughtfulness and unselfishness was known by all those she helped in her life time.

Over the years, Gwen was also involved with The Finley Younger set, Finley Red Cross, Berrigan Community Choir, Berrigan Swimming Pool and Berrigan Library.

She always had a smile for everyone, even at the saddest times in her life and definitely she made the world a better place, and we are the better for knowing her.

Gwen was a pleasure to know, and always a lady and indeed, what an extraordinary lady who will be sadly missed
'' All that I owe her, time can not measure,

All that she gave me, out weighs earthly treasure,

Knowledge of God and good and of true honour,

For these and love beside, blessings be upon her''

The Church service was conducted jointly by Father John Gibson and Father Tas Papas. The cortege proceeded to the Anglican portion of Finley General Cemetery, where she was laid to rest.

'' The big task of carving a living from the crusty earth''

'' Boarder Morning Mail''

1993

Mr Jack Martin, quarry-master, has begun extracting the granite in 10 tonne blocks and should have it all to the stone masons within three months.

''We have already spudded in, cut the first block and broken it down to manageable bricks'', he said, indicating his enthusiasm for the work. Mr Martin and a helper are using bone jarring techniques with tungsten-tipped drills rather than explosives to ensure that even the finest hairline fracturing does not weaken the rock.

It will take 12 hours of drilling128 holes in a stitching pattern (one hole abutting the next) to excavate each block and reduce it to bricks. The Altona North stonemasons, Abbey Stone Restoration, will chisel into shape and place on site.

Mr Martin, with 25 years experience in quarrying, suggested using the Berrigan granite when supplies from the pit in the Black range, above Albury, from where the original stone was quarried , became unavailable.

He recently extracted the sandstone to be used in the Church's window surrounds from a quarry at Table Top. To satisfy those concerned that the Berrigan granite would be suitable for colour and texture, he sliced a huge block from the top face of the quarry. It revealed a pinkish tinge that, after weathering, will match up very well with the existing stone.

Eight years ago, Mr Martin took a 10 year lease of the 30 ha block of land where the quarry is located after discovering the quality of the granite. It is at leased 300 m deep. He named the stone Berrigan May, for his wife.

The St Mathews job will be the first from the quarry. Mr Martin, a motor mechanic by trade who went to Berrigan 27 years ago, learned quarrying from Mr Ted Hudson, whose family had one of the best -known stone masonry businesses in Australia.

Mr Martin has hired local labour for the demanding job of drilling. He is not perturbed about how much he will have to do himself. He is something like granite himself. He drilled the sandstone at Table Top with a splintered shin bone in one leg and a damaged cartilage in the other.

Children of GWENDOLINE BAKER and RANDOLPH MARTIN are:

i. ELIZABETH MAY⁷ MARTIN, b. 31 Jan 1959, Finley, NSW.

320. ii. SHAUN WILLIAM JAMES MARTIN, b. 18 Nov 1960, Finley, NSW.