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     James Docwra married Ellen Fisher.¹ He was born on 19 February 1654 at Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire, England.¹ He was the son of James Docwra and Grace (?).¹ He died on 12 July 1718 at Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire, England, at age 64.¹

     James Docwra married Grace (?).¹ He was born in 1632.¹ He was the son of Jasper Docwra and Ann Fairchild.¹ He died on 17 February 1682 at Cambridgeshire, England.¹

     Jasper Docwra married Ann Fairchild.¹ He was born on 24 May 1607 at Codicote, Hertfordshire, England.¹ He was the son of Francis Docwra and Susan Penne.¹

     Sarah Docwra was born on 8 May 1750 at Cambridgeshire, England.^1,2 She was the daughter of Francis Docwra and Ann Hemings.¹ She married Abel Titmouse, son of William Titmouse and Ann Evans, on 15 October 1777.¹ As of 15 October 1777,her married name was Titmouse.¹ She died on 15 December 1801 at Cambridgeshire, England, at age 51.²

     Her married name was Picard.¹ Maria Sélestine Doirisse married Nicolas Jules Joseph Picard, son of Michel Picard. She was born on 5 October 1885 at Ennery, Moselle, France, . She died in 1968. She was buried at Ennery, Moselle, France, .

     Elizabeth Donald was born in 1941. She was the daughter of Ashley (Dick) Donald and Lucy Harriet Firth. She died in 1965.

     Ivy Florence Drew was born in 1900. She married Albert James Clyde Roughley, son of James William Roughley and Catherine Bridgit Ryan, in 1922. Her married name was Roughley. She died in 1974.

     Douglas F Druce married Paula A Ryrie. He was born on 12 March 1920.¹ He was the son of Fred O Druce and Ruth Bloor Hunt. He died on 23 December 1998 at age 78.¹

     Fred O Druce was born on 27 November 1892.¹ He married Ruth Bloor Hunt, daughter of Alfred Edgar Hunt and Sarah Ruth Fletcher, on 14 August 1914. He was one of the men employed at Ruth's family station, Wyoming. He later became a grazier at Beverley Station, near Dandaloo.² He died on 7 October 1950 at age 57.¹

     Owen Druce married Dorothy Ellison. He was born on 12 September 1916.¹ He was the son of Fred O Druce and Ruth Bloor Hunt. He died on 19 April 2007 at age 90.¹

     Joseph Durden married Mary (?).

     Mary Jane Durden was born in 1850. She was the daughter of Joseph Durden and Mary (?). She married Joseph Norford, son of John (II) Norford and Sarah Cornish, in 1873. Her married name was Norford.

     (?) Dymock was the son of William Dymock and Helen Mclean. He Died in infancy.¹

     (?) Dymock was the daughter of William Dymock and Helen Mclean.

     (?) Dymock was the son of William Dymock and Helen Mclean. He Died in infancy.¹

     (?) Dymock was born on 18 February 1881 at Linburn, Jamberoo, NSW, Australia, .¹ She was the daughter of David Lindsay Dymock and Grace Maria Menzies.¹

     Archibald Dymock was the son of William Dymock and Helen Mclean. Archibald Dymock was also known as Dr.

     Archibald Douglas Kinross Dymock was born on 18 August 1909 at "Lenarth", Queens Road, Hamilton, Qld, Australia.¹ He was the son of Walter Kinross Dymock and Suratina Jane Ross Ogilvie. He died on 22 June 1926 at age 16. He was buried at Toowong, Queensland, Australia. He also has the name "Kinross". Where did the Kinross come from? See note for Walter Kinross Dymock. Archie died a week before his father. Judith thinks he had pneumonia.²

     David Lindsay Dymock was born on 31 August 1839 at Edinburgh, Scotland, . He was an auctioneer, Land Valuer, Dairy Farmer, Company Director, and Alderman.¹ He was the son of John Dymock and Margaret Lindsay Waugh. He came with his widowed mother, 2 brothers and a sister, to Australia on the 'Eliza' in 1845 when he was about 6. He married Grace Menzies who was the sister of Mary, married to his older brother, John. He was credited with introducing the cream separator to Australia after a trip back to England in 1883.¹ He married Grace Maria Menzies, daughter of Dr Robert Menzies and Margaret Tindell, on 16 November 1864 at Minnamurra, NSW, Australia; They were married by Rev John Kinross.^2,3 He was appointed a Lieutenant in the Jamberoo Corps of the Volunteer Rifles on 20 November 1869.⁴ He was promoted to the rank of Captain in the Volunteer Rifles on 4 February 1874.⁵ He was appointed to a deputation to the State Government to protest against any attempt to alter the route of the South Coast Road on 24 June 1879.⁶ He was presented with an address and a purse of 120 sovereigns in recognition of his work to establish the South Coast and West Camden Cooperative Company. on 13 January 1883.⁷ He on 17 February 1883 at Kiama, NSW, Australia, was presented with an illuminated address (see Exhibits link) by the Kiama Agricultural Association prior to a holiday visit to England during which he visited Denmark and procured sole agency for the DeLaval cream separating machine. He was appointed to the Kiami School Board, District No 25 on 25 November 1885 at Kiama, NSW, Australia.⁸ He took action against Dixon King, butcher, as a Creditor on 20 November 1886.⁹ He returned to court to get an absolute order nisi on 3 December 1886.¹⁰ On 1 June 1887 David Lindsay Dymock presided over the 6th AGM of the South Coast and West Camden Coop, by then with offices in Sussex Street, Sydney. And other meetings of the Coop are also cited here.^11,12,13 He signed contracts to construct two extra butter factories in Jamberoo on 3 June 1887.¹⁴ He seconded a residents' meeting motion to urge the government to extend the railway into Kiama on 8 July 1887.¹⁵ On 26 July 1887 David Lindsay Dymock received notice of appointment as one of the jurors in agricultural produce and food at the Jubilee Exhibition, Adelaide.^16,17 He was appointed Chair of the Woodstock Butter Factory and a Director of the Waughope factory on 31 August 1887.¹⁸ He was appointed to represent Kiama's interests in the forthcoming Centennial Exhibition scheduled for January 1888 on 5 November 1887.¹⁹ He spoke in favour, and with success, of the Kiama Council spending more on its tramways on 25 November 1887.²⁰ On 2 January 1888 David Lindsay Dymock attempted to get Lord and Lady Carrington to visit the Kiama Show.²¹ He has other interesting citations listed in the following footnotes.²² He died on 7 August 1937 at Brisbane, Qld, Australia, , at age 97.

     George Yuille Dymock was the son of William Dymock and Helen Mclean. He Died at 30 years.¹

     Grace Dymock was born on 23 November 1877 at Linburn, Jamberoo, NSW, Australia, .¹ She was the daughter of David Lindsay Dymock and Grace Maria Menzies. As of 22 July 1903,her married name was Robb.² She married Percy A Robb on 22 July 1903 at Linwalla, Mutdapilly, Qld, Australia.²

     Grace Euphemia Ogilvie Dymock was born on 1 September 1912 at Brisbane, . She was the daughter of Walter Kinross Dymock and Suratina Jane Ross Ogilvie. She married William Charles Barlow on 17 September 1938 at St John's Presbyterian, Annerley, Queensland. Her married name was Barlow. She died on 3 May 2011 at age 98.¹

     Helen McLean Dymock was the daughter of John Dymock and Margaret Lindsay Waugh. She died on 21 February 1880 at Linburn, Jamberoo, NSW, Australia, .¹

     Henry Dymock was the son of William Dymock and Helen Mclean.

     James Lindsay Dymock was born on 21 July 1869 at Linburn, Jamberoo, NSW, Australia, .² He was the son of David Lindsay Dymock and Grace Maria Menzies. He married Rose Winifred Day on 21 September 1909 at residence of the bride's mother, "Glenurquhart", Wilson's Drive, Teneriffe, Qld, Australia.¹

     James Ritchie Dymock was the son of William Dymock and Helen Mclean.

     Jean Suretta Menzies Dymock was born on 1 January 1911. She was the daughter of Walter Kinross Dymock and Suratina Jane Ross Ogilvie. She married John Herbert Johnston on 13 December 1941 at St John's Presbyterian, Annerley, Queensland. Her married name was Johnston. She died on 13 April 2000 at age 89.¹

     John Dymock married Margaret Lindsay Waugh, daughter of John Waugh and Jean Jane Lindsay. He was born in 1799 at England. He was the son of William Dymock and Helen Mclean. He was a lawyer like his father. He carried the professional post-nominal "WS" which stood for Writer to the Signet. The Society of Writers to Her Majesty's Signet still exists in Edinburgh. Originally, the Signet was the private seal of the early Scottish Kings, and the Writers to the Signet were those authorised to supervise its use and, later, to act as clerks to the Courts. The earliest recorded use of the Signet was in 1369, and Writers to the Signet were included as members of the College of Justice when it was established in 1532, but the Society did not take definite shape until 1594, when the King's Secretary, as Keeper of the Signet, granted Commissions to a Deputy Keeper and eighteen other writers. More info at www.signetlibrary.co.uk.^1,2 He died in 1840. He was 41 when he died. Five years later his widow, Margaret, sailed with her 4 children to Australia on the 'Eliza' (600 tons) in 1845. The journey took 6 months. Her parents were already living at Terragong, NSW.¹

     John Dymock was born in 1740. He married Margaret Tarvet. He died in 1816 at Carnwath, Lanarkshire, Scotland, .

     John Lindsay Dymock was born on 7 September 1865 at Linburn, Jamberoo, NSW, Australia, .¹ He was the son of David Lindsay Dymock and Grace Maria Menzies.¹ He died on 17 May 1866 at Linburn, Jamberoo, NSW, Australia, .¹