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1461 Dearnaley, Annie Adair               public servant
1462 Dearnaley, Arthur Frederick          public servant
1463 Dearnaley, Katherine Mary Elizabeth     home duties
1464 Dearnaley, Margaret               home duties
1465 Dearnaley, Margaret Etheline

Place Of Living:      Barrakee, Tower Hill, Hamilton
Sub Division:      Toombul
Division:      Lilley
State:      Queensland
Country:      Australia
Queensland, Australia, Electoral Roll 1913.

Queensland, Australia, Electoral Roll 1922
Number:      1437
Last Name:      Dearnaley
First Name:      Annie Adair
Place Of Living:      Barakee, Massey & Anthony st., Hmlton
Occupation:      pub. servant
Gender:      F
Sub Division:      Toombul
Division:      Lilley
State:      Queensland
Country:      Australia.

In connection with the nursing lectures given by Mrs. H. A. E. Guille in six of the metropolitan State schools, two prizes were offered by the lecturess, one for junior and the other for senior scholars, for the beat essay on typhoid fever. Mrs. Guille has also awarded a special prize to Elsie Dearnaley, aged 13, of Leichhardt-street School.
Friday 14 December 1894          The Brisbane Courier (Qld.)

SHORTHAND IN STATE SCHOOLS.
As will be remembered, some twelve months ago, the Minister for Education (the Hon. D. H. Dalrymple) granted permission for shorthand to be taught to the scholars in State schools. Of this privilege many scholars have availed them- selves, and the first annual examination was held in connection therewith at the Technical College rooms, School of Arts, on Saturday, 28th November, when twenty six candidates presented themselves. Mr. W. Whitworth kindly consented to act as examiner, and wo append results. The examiner states that the papers were worked out creditably, considering the youth of the candidates and the test set before them. Special mention is made of Miss Elsie Dearnaley, who attained 94 per cent of marks, and of Master T. Noyes for neatness of outline and 87 per cent of marks. Prizes and Pitman's certificates will be awarded the successful students early next year. The following is the order of merit of successful students; - Corresponding: "Manual" -A. Harris, Robinson, E. Harris. Elementary: " Teacher" - Miss Elsie Dearnaley, T. Noyes, Robert Allardice, T. Nielsen, Robert Harvey, W. M'Creery, T. Bellamy, Griffith, D. Butler, Frank Cooper, Anthony Brazil, White, Cooper, Hugh Crofts, and John Martin.

Monday 7 December 1896 - The Brisbane Courier (Qld.)

father's name: Joseph Dearnalley
mother's name:     Mary.

from gravestone
Tintwistle Independent Chapel
Old Chapel Yard, Tintwistle, Cheshire

Memorial Inscription:
In memory of Joseph DEARNALEY late of Tintwistle departed this life October 16th 1834 aged 66 years. (b 1768) Also of Mary relict of aforesaid Joseph DEARNALEY who departed this life March 30th 1839 aged 63 years. Also of John their son who departed this life June 25th 1818 aged 17 years. Also of James DEARNALEY their son who departed this life January 22nd 1840 in the 37th year of his age.

see Churchyard Inscriptions page.

Son James living with Inghams in 1841 (Stockport.)

Thomas Dearnalley son of Joseph Dearnalley & Mary his wife of Tintwistle born June 13^th baptized July 14^th 1806.

Will of Thomas Dearnaley of Tintwistle, written 1863, proved 1866

This is the last Will and Testament of me Thomas Dearnaley
of Tintwistle in the Parish of Mottram in Longdendale in the County of Chester
Machine Maker and a Widower I devise and bequeath all the real and personal
estate to which I shall be entitled at my decease unto my brothers William
Dearnaley and Joseph Dearnaley their heirs executors administrators and assigns
respectively upon trust to sell any real and personal estates together or in parcels
and either by public auction or private contract with power to make any special
conditions as to title or evidence of title or otherwise and with power to buy
in the promises at any public sale and to rescind either on terms or gratuitously
any contract and to resell without being answerable for any consequent loss
to convey and assign the promises respectively so sold to the purchaser or
purchasers thereof and to convert and get in my personal estate and to stand
possessed of the monies to arise from such sale and conversion In trust as to
one fourth share thereof for my said brother William Dearnaley his executors
administrators and assigns As to one other fourth share thereof for my said
brother Joseph Dearnaley his executors administrators and assigns As to one
other fourth share thereof for my sister Ann the wife of George Ibbotson her
executors administrators assigns and as to the remaining fourth share
thereof for my nephews Joseph Dearnaley and Wright Dearnaley the sons
of my late brother James Dearnaley and their respective executors and
administrators and assigns in equal shares I empower the trustees or
trustee for the time being of this my Will to give receipts for all monies and
effects to be paid or delivered to such trustees or trustee by virtue of my Will
and declare that such receipts shall exonerate the persons taking the sum
from all liability to see to the application or disposition of the monies or effects
therein mentioned I declare that if my said trustees the said William
Dearnaley and Joseph Dearnaley or either of them shall die in my lifetime
or if they or either of them or any person or persons to be appointed under this clause
shall after my death die or be unwilling incompetent or unfit to execute the trusts of
my Will or desire to retire from the office it shall be lawful for the competent trustee
or trustees for the time being (if any) whether retiring from the office of trustee or not
or if none for the proving executors or executor for the time being or the administrators or
administrator for the time being if the last surviving trustee to substitute by any
writing under his hand or hands any fit person or persons in whom alone or as
the case may be jointly with the surviving or continuing trustees or trustee my trust
estate shall vest or by proper assurances be vested And I exempt every trustee of my
Will from liability for losses occurring without his own wilful default and authorise
him to retain and allow to his Cotrustee all expenses incident to the trusteeship
I appoint the said William Dearnaley and Joseph Dearnaley Executors of this
my Will Lastly I revoke all former Wills In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand this first day of August one thousand eight hundred and sixty
three - Thomas Dearnaley – Signed by the said Thomas Dearnaley
as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us present at the same
time who at his request in his presence and in the presence of each other have
hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses – Harry Greaves Solicitor
Ashton under Lyne – John Thompson his clerk

Proved at Chester the 20^th Day of April 1866 by the oaths of William
Dearnaley and Joseph Dearnaley the Brothers the Executors to whom
Administration was granted

The testator Thomas Dearnaley was late of Tintwistle in the parish of Mottram
in Longdendale in the County of Chester Machine Maker and died on the 31^st
day of March 1866 at Tintwistle aforesaid.

Under £800 precluding leaseholds
H J Darnton Solicitor Ashton under Lyne

Charles W Parry District Registrar

People mentioned in the Will of Thomas Dearnaley of Tintwistle 1866
His brothers:	William Dearnaley
	Joseph Dearnaley
His sister:	Ann Ibbotson
His brother-in-law:	George Ibbotson
His nephews:	Joseph Dearnaley
His late brother:	James Dearnaley, father of the above 2 nephews

Transcribed by Janet A Davies
April 2011.

died aged 59.

Stayed in UK to complete education before sailing to Australia to join her family.
Arrived in Australia on the Nerkara on 24 Nov 1889.