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1916 approx - Kathleen Carrucan, born 189433 viewsKathleen Carrucan, born 1894, was one of 6 children born to John Carrucan (1864-1943) and Mary Jane (Manly) Bregazzi (1868-1926). She was thus a grand daughter of Peter Carrucan and Hannah Woods. The 6 children were
Agnes Georgia CARRUCAN (1888-1890)
Charles Reginald CARRUCAN (1890-1952)
Gladys Mary CARRUCAN (1892-1893)
Kathleen CARRUCAN (1894-1970)
Ellen (Nell) CARRUCAN (1896-1986)
John (Jack) Alyousius CARRUCAN (1906-1978)
She married Reginald Cook in 1923.
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1916 approx - Mary Jane Carrucan nee Bregazzi Manly, born 1868, married John Carrucan33 viewsMary Jane (Manly) Bregazzi (1868-1926) married John Carrucan (1864-1943), the second child of Peter Carrucan and Hannah Woods, at Fitzroy in Melbourne in 1888. They had 6 children
Agnes Georgia CARRUCAN (1888-1890)
Charles Reginald CARRUCAN (1890-1952)
Gladys Mary CARRUCAN (1892-1893)
Kathleen CARRUCAN (1894-1970)
Ellen (Nell) CARRUCAN (1896-1986)
John (Jack) Alyousius CARRUCAN (1906-1978)
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Home / Peter Carrucan Line / 33 viewsLeo Carrucan, the fourth child of Margaret and Michael Carrucan of Kew, was born on 23rd December 1901. He met Mary Ellen Angus from Hawthorn in 1927 and they married in January 1935 at Immaculate Conception Church, Hawthorn. Mary and Leo had one daughter, Mary Therese, in April 1938 but, ten days after giving birth, Mary died of cancer. In 1940, Leo married Dorothy Hopper and they lived happily as a family at 73 Edgevale Rd, Kew. This photo shows Leo in relaxed mode with his daughter Mary, sometime around 1950.
Leo died suddenly on 27th March 1958 from a heart attack while sitting in his truck at the Alphington Quarries. He was only 57 years of age. He was buried in the Kew Cemetery. Leo is remembered fondly by his daughter Mary as a wonderful father and a wonderful husband to Dorothy who subsequently died in 1979.
Leo was a grandson of Peter Carrucan and Hannah Woods.
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1990 - Mark Amanda and Peter Hayes33 viewsAgnes Mary Carrucan (1881-1917), the youngest child of Peter Carrucan and Hannah Woods, marked Thomas Albert HAYES (1876-1952) in 1900 at Heidelberg. They had 6 children as follows
Francis Vincent (1901-)
John Joseph (1905-1985)
Thomas Albert (1907-1954)
Percival (1909-)
Selwyn James (1912-1986)
Mary Agnes (Molly) (1915-1991).
This photo, from Pam Hayes (nee Allsopp), shows her 3 children Mark (b 1970), Amanda (b 1973) and Peter (b 1972). They are grand children of Selwyn and Irene Rita Hayes and great great grand children of Peter Carrucan and Hannah Woods.
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2008 - Anthony Hayes33 viewsAnthony Hayes (born 21 September 1977), who is one of the great great grand children of Peter Carrucan and Hannah Woods, is an Australian actor, best known for his role as Jack McLeod in the acclaimed Australian series McLeod's Daughters.
This photo which shows Anthony at the 2008 Movie Extra FilmInk Awards at the State Theatre on March 12, 2008 in Sydney, is from http://www.life.com/image/80214853).
Anthony is profiled on our carrucan website (www.carrucan.au)
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1910 approx - Marriage of Alice Carroll and Hugh Hagan33 viewsThis photo, passed on by Matthew Carrucan, shows the marriage of Alice (Dolly) Carroll and Hugh Hagan. Others in the photo include Joe Carroll (left) , Annie (Nan) Carroll (seated) and Patrick Carrucan on the right (he married Ellen Carroll, sister of the bride). Information supplied by Mary Conheady.
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1900s - Margaret Katherine (Tissa) Ryan (1883-1960)33 viewsMargaret Katherine (Tissa) Ryan (1883-1960) was one of the children of John Francis Ryan (1855-1921) and Ellen Elizabeth (Ellie) Sweeney (1845-1932), one of the daughters of Thomas and Margaret Sweeney. She was born in Coromandel, New Zealand, and lived her life there.
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1910 - Sisters Annie Mary Sweeney and Mary Ellen (Nellie or Nessie) Sweeney33 viewsAnnie was the eldest child of Patrick Sweeney and Mary Fitzsimons. Born 25th May 1860 at Eltham, she married John Francis (Jack) Smith in May 1884 at St Brigid's Catholic Church, North Fitzroy. She died on 4th April 1934 in North Fitzroy.
Mary Ellen (Nessie) was youngest child of of Patrick Sweeney and Mary Fitzsimons. She was born on 26th May 1869 at Mt Pleasant in Eltham. In the 1909 Electoral Role, she is living at 51 Bennett St, North Fitzroy, with her father Pat Sweeney. She died on 21st March 1955 in North Fitzroy. She never married.
Peter Cuffley recalls visiting 'Nessie' and her niece Nelly Oliver (Smith) at 577 Rae St, North Fitzroy, with his mother Cath Cuffley, in the late 1940s. It was a weatherboard house with stables out the back and a large walnut tree.
The photograph is inscribed "To Dear Aunt Ellie, with love from Nell, April 10th 1910." Aunt Ellie was Ellen Ryan of Waiki, New Zealand.
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2015-05 fanore - Ann Chmielewski nee Martin with Anne Carrucan33 viewsIn May 2015, Simon and Ann Chmielewski with daughter Claudia visited Fanore. Here is Ann with Anne Carrucan.
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1894 - Agnes Mary Carrucan School Certificate33 viewsAgnes Mary Carrucan (1881 - 1917), the tenth and last child of Peter and Hannah Carrucan, was born in 1881 at Eltham. This certificate, dated March 1894, states that she had reached the required standard as specified by 'The Education Act 1890' and was now exempt from compulsory school attendance.
On 1st December 1900, Agnes Mary Carrucan married Thomas Albert Hayes in Heidelberg. He was a son of John Hayes and Ellen Houlahan and also a tenth child.
Thomas and Agnes had six children:
Francis Vincent (1901-1965)
John Joseph (1905-1985)
Thomas Albert (1907-1954)
Percival (1909-1909)
Selwyn James (1912-1986)
Mary Agnes (1915-1991)
On June 24th 1917, Agnes Mary was to die tragically. While working in their garden at Eltham Road with Thomas, a menacing brown snake crawled under a fence. Thomas pushed Agnes out of the way down an embankment. She fell and went into premature labour and both she and the baby died.
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1971 - Timothy and Brendan Carrucan at MOTAT32 viewsTimothy (1960) and Brendan (1963) Carrucan are children of Ted Carrucan and Ellie Beeson and great great grandchildren of Peter Carrucan. They are pictured here at The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT) which is not far from Point Chevalier.
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1921 - Wedding of Frank Carrucan and Mary (Mollie) McMahon32 views1921 - Wedding of Frank Carrucan and Mary (Mollie) McMahon
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2000 - Bradley Daron Benjamin and Peter Hayes32 viewsFour of the men of the Hayes family - Bradley (1974), Daron (1963), Benjamin (1987) and Peter (1972). They are all descendants of Peter Carrucan and Hannah Woods. The Hayes family are direct descendants of Peter Carrucan and Hannah Woods. This photo, passed on by Pam Hayes, was taken around the year 2000.
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2005 Mgr Bernie O'Regan Obituary32 viewsBernard O'Regan, born 6th May 1926, joined the priesthood, rising to the ranks of Monsignor. He died on 20 September 2005. This obituary was published in the Melbourne Herald Sun of Thursday 27 October 2005.
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2005 - Peter Carrucan house, Napoleon St, Eltham 132 viewsPeter Carrucan's block was adjacent to the Dalton Street farm. His house stood on the corner of Bible St and Napoleon Street and is still there today. My brother Terry thinks it passed out of family hands a long time ago as he remembers mum saying that it was not in family hands when she was a girl (1920's). Basically from the corner of Bible and Dalton St, go up the Bible Street hill. At the top of the hill is Napoleon St. Discussion continued in next photo....
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2010 - The Reichstag Eagle32 viewsThe eagle hanging in the German Parliament (the Reichstag) was designed by Kevin Joseph Carrucan, the great great grandson of Peter Carrucan.
The Reichstag has been re designed as a living museum and is situated in central Berlin.
In an ironic twist of fate, Kevin Joseph is the grandson of Thomas Michael Carrucan who fought at Fromelles with the Australian forces in the First World War while Adolph Hitler was at Fromelles as part of the German fighting forces.
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1900s - Culla Hill painting32 viewsIn the early 1900s, Mary Sweeney commissioned travelling painter Charles Bertei to paint the Culla Hill homestead. She took this painting with her when she married Michael Carrucan in 1910 and it hung in the Dalton St farmhouse for many years. In the 1960s, the Burstons (the then owners of Culla Hill) had a card printed from the painting. This copy of the card has been given to me by Peter Cuffley.
Unfortunately the painting disappeared with the death of John Carrucan in 1976 but we do have the card.
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2016-04-06 Fanore Trip - family gathering 232 viewsTaken in Fanore when Mary Conheady and Sr. Maureen Kelly were on a trip there in June 2016. From left to right around the table:
Linda and Kevin Speakman (USA), Mary Conheady (Australia), Nancy Carrucan, Anna Carrucan, Tony Toher, Patrick (Patsy) Carrucan, Sr. Maureen Kelly (Australia), Breada Carrucan and Noela Carrucan. Anna, Patsy, Breada and Noela are all children of Nancy and all still live in and around the Fanore area.
Photo from Mary Conheady.
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1865 circa Sweeney heirloom emu egg - view 132 viewsThis traditionally carved emu egg was passed onto Mary Carrucan (nee Sweeney) by her father John Sweeney. It was on display in this old pink vase in the dining room at the Dalton Street farm house for some 60 years. It is believed that the egg was given to Thomas Sweeney in the 1850s by the local aboriginals of the Plenty River area. The vase itself was a gift to John Sweeney and Ellen Kenney on the occasion of their wedding on 10 Nov 1868.
This is 1 of 3 views of the emu egg, showing the full extent of the carving.
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2012 - Andrew and Claire (nee Deveson) Carrucan with twins Sam and Jack on left Claire (nee Carrucan) and Lucas Oddo with children Ethan and Nathan32 viewsAndrew and Claire (nee Deveson) Carrucan with twins Sam and Jack on left Claire (nee Carrucan) and Lucas Oddo with children Ethan and Nathan. Andrew and Claire are Patrick Carrucan who migrated from Co. Clare to Eltham in the 1850's.
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1937 - Richard Alfred and Mary Patricia Molly Mowlam Wedding32 viewsMary Patricia (Molly) Hogan (1912-1995) was a great grand daughter of Peter Carrucan and Hannah Woods. She married Richard Alfred (Alf) Mowlan (1911-1984) in 1937. Bride's maid was yunger sister Kathleen Maie Hogan (1916-1994). Best man was Kit Mills. Flower girl was her young cousin Teresa O'Carroll (b 1928). Photo provided by David Reinger, the husband of Meron Mildred Reinger nee Renault, who is a great grand daughter of Peter Carrucan and Hannah Woods.
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1999 - Enid May Carrucan (1919-1999) with her sons Tim, Rob and Geoff32 viewsEnid May Kemp nee Carrucan (1919-1999) was the grand daughter of Peter Carrucan and Hannah Woods. She is shown her in 1999 with her sons Tim (Roger Timothy), Rob (Robert) and Geoff (Geoffrey), shown from left to right. The photo is from her son Tim who commented: "The photo was taken around the time we attended the funeral of my cousin Patti (Patricia Phelan)."
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1996 Fanore - Jim Martin with Patsy, Jim and Nancy Carrucan31 viewsTaken when Jim and Helen Martin were touring the family haunts in Ireland in 1996, this photo shows Jim with Patsy Carrucan and Patsy's parents Jim and Nancy.
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1979 - hurdling in the front yard of 23 Terry Street31 views1979 - Athletics training/hurdling in the front yard of 23 Terry Street. Judith Carrucan, one of the many great great grand children of Peter Carrucan, is shown in the foreground.
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Green House in Point Chevalier31 viewsGreen House
Matthew Carrucan advises this is Nana's/Beryl's house in Point Chevalier.
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1995 - Agnes Josephine OBryan - Sister Michelle31 viewsAgnes Josephine O'Bryan (1915-2007), the second daughter of Hannah Sloan and Michael O'Bryan, was born in 1911.
She decided to enter the Mercy Sisters after her 21st birthday, trained as a teacher at Ascot Vale and taught in Mercy secondary schools for 60 years. Initially known as Sister Michael, she changed her religious name to Sr. Michelle after the Second Vatican Council.
She celebrated her Diamond Jubilee in 1997 and retired again to Rice Village retirement Village where her books were not far away. She died in 2007.
She was a great grand child of Peter and Hannah Carrucan.
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1935 - wedding of Marguerite Carrucan and Michael King31 viewsMarguerite (Madge) Carrucan (1903-1969) married Michael Francis King (1902-1986) at Sacred Heart Church Kew at Easter time 1935. They subseqently had one child, Michael James King (1939 - ). Michael married Annette Shanahan and has 4 children- Nicole, Michelle,Simon and Rachael.
Madge was one of the children of Michael Martin Carrucan (1866 - 1954) and Margaret Lynch (1868 - 1956) and was a grand child of Peter Carrucan and Hannah Woods.
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2006 - Robert Carrucan NZ 70th birthday31 viewsThomas Michael Carrucan (1892-1951), who served valiantly in WWI, eventually migrated to New Zealand and subsequently married Agnes Beryl Connolly (1905-1986). They raised a family of 13 children, leading to a very strong New Zealand branch. Their seventh child Robert (b 1936) married Patricia Bracey-Finch and they had 5 children of their own - Bernadette (b 1959), Anthony (b 1961), Maryanne (b 1963), Robert (b 1967) and Claire (b 1969). This photo, taken in 2006, shows Robert on his 70th birthday with his extended family.
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2009 - Kesha family at the wedding of Antoinette Kesha and Derek Foster31 viewsJanet Monica (Jan) Carrucan (b 1944) married Neville Nehru Kesha in Auckland, New Zealand, in the 1960s. They had two children, Aaron (b 1969) and Antoinette (b 1973). Aaron and Antoinette are great great grandchildren of Peter Carrucan and Hannah Woods.
The following photo was taken in 2009 at Antoinette's wedding to Derek Foster at her parents' home.
From left to right Neville, Jan, Antoinette, Derek, Petrece, Aaron, Dayna, Eden, Jacob and Jordan.
Photo supplied by Antoinette Kesha.
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1895 - Kate Coleman childhood home30 viewsJohn Vincent Coleman, the grandson of Bridget Coleman, was born on 28th April 1892 in Malvern and died on 2nd November 1970, aged 78. On 18 Oct 1917, when he was 25 years of age, he married Kate Jones (1896-1990).
Kate was born on February 20, 1896 in her family's log cabin home in Yarra Street, Warrandyte. The simple family home had a bark roof. Clothes were washed in the river and cooking was done on a wood-fired stove. The site is where the squash courts now stand.
The photo shows the primitive house in which Kate grew up. It shows Freda Jones and children (from left): Mary, Freda, Tom, Ben, Bill and Rachel. Charlie and Winifred are not pictured. Freda was expecting Kate at the time.
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1910 - John Coleman's cottage in Eltham circa 191030 viewsThis photo shows John Coleman's cottage which stood on the corner of Main St and Diamond Creek Road up towards Research. It is almost identical to Peter Carrucan's cottage which still stands at the corner of Bible St and Napoleon St in Eltham.
If we assume it is normally the eldest son who takes over the family farm, then it would have gone to John Patrick Coleman (born 1857). He and his wife Mary Agnes (nee McHugh) had 3 children - John Francis (born 1895), Agnes and Edward. Now there are 3 children in the photo and they are in the right chronological order. The size of the eldest boy might indicate an age of around 15 so that would put the photo at around 1910.
While this fits the context, it is very much speculation. If you have further information, please contact me...Tim
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1998 Carrucan Reunion30 views1998 Carrucan Reunion
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Unknown Carrucans30 viewsWe know it's a Carrucan photo but we don't know the names of the 3 ladies. Perhaps we never will.
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MOTAT30 viewsThe Museum of Transport and Technology is a significant Carrucan Family site for a number of Reasons.
The tram that Thomas Michael used is still there (operating) and it still has the Saint Kilda Junction and Saint Kilda Beach signs even though it is in Auckland New Zealand. Motat is not very far from Point Chevalier.
Photo from Matthew Carrucan
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St Benedicts Church Newton Auckland30 viewsTypical of the beautiful churches in Auckland. Photo from Matthew Carrucan.
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1880s - Depression Work in Research - the creation of the aquaduct30 viewsLocal farmers had to supplement incomes where possible, especially during the Great Depression of the late 1880's. At that time, able men travelled far and wide in an effort to bring in extra money. One of the Depression initiatives was the building of the aquaduct that carried water from the Maroondah reservoir though the Eltham and Research areas and ended at Reservoir.. This photo shows a gang of men, including my grandfather Michael Carrucan (so I was told by older family members) working at Research.
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Unknown30 viewsThis photo, passed on by Michael Bourke, is still to be identified.
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2005 - Monsignore Bernard O Regan Funeral Mass30 viewsBernard O'Regan, born 6th May 1926, joined the priesthood, rising to the ranks of Monsignor. He died on 20th September 2005. This is the front page from his funeral service, held at St John the Baptist church in Clifton Hill.
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1916 - wedding of Frank and May Ryan30 viewsFrank Ryan was one of four children born to Ellen Sweeney and John Ryan. Frank was born in 1887 at Coromandel in NZ. He married Mary Ann (May) Smale in 1916 in North Fitzroy and they had 4 children Shiela, Kitty, Ellie and Jack. He died in 1965 at the Alfred Hospital in Prahran. May died in 1937 at Black Rock where they lived.
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1915 - Benjamin Francis West29 viewsMartha Coleman (1858-1924), the second child to Bridget Carrucan and John Coleman, married William West in 1878.
They had 13 children between 1979 and 1896, the first 8 born in Eltham and the remaining 5 born in Research where they moved in 1890. They lived the remainder of their lives in the Research Hotel where William was the proprieter.
Benjamin Francis (Frank) West was their 12th child, born in 1895. He enlisted in the AIF in 1915 and served in Europe in the 4 FAB, Field Artillery Brigade, as a shoeing smith. He died in 1970 in Research.
This photo was passed onto us by Karen Hough.
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2000 John Stanley Martin29 viewsJohn Stanley Martin (1933-2010), the great grandson of Bridget Carrucan, married Helen Elizabeth Laurence Tucker in 1971 and they had two children, Nigel and Robert. He and his brother Jim are sons of John Herbert (Jack) Martin (1899-1977) and Eileen Martin (nee Grant).
In 1969, John was appointed Lecturer in Charge of Swedish and Old Icelandic at the University of Melbourne, becoming a Senior Lecturer in 1979 and Associate Professor and Reader in 1988. The same year he was made a Knight of Royal Swedish Order of the Polar Star. The Swedish Section, founded in 1962, was a small operation. John worked hard to build it up to become a viable unit. In 1995 he retired from the University of Melbourne. During the 27 years at the university he wrote and edited books and produced articles on a range of topics, including medieval Iceland, mythology, the medieval church, Scandinavians and their communities in Australia and liturgical language.
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1996 - Wildflowers of the Burren29 viewsThe cracks and crevices of the limestone pavements in the Burren nurture a host of beautiful and unusual wildflowers. In spring, a mass of colours dots the landscape to delight the discerning walker. Varieties include Thrift or Sea Pink, Kidney Vetch, Mountain Avens, Orchid, Speedwell and Bloody Cranesbill.
Postcard bought by Jim and Helen Martin when touring Ireland in 1996.
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2009 Michael Carrucan Senior with his wife Christine and son Michael Jnr29 views2009 - Michael Carrucan Senior, one of the 5 children of Dennis Carrucan, with his wife Christine and his son Michael Jnr.
Photo supplied by Michael Carrucan Jnr.
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1909 - Richard and Bridget (nee Carrucan) Lane with family on the occasion of daughter Bridget's wedding29 viewsBridget CARRUCAN (1858-1949) married Patrick Richard LANE (1851-1926) in 1875. Amongst their children were Michael (1876), John J (1877), Mary (1879-1900), Susan (1882-1892) Bridget (Dolly) (1883), Ellen (Nell) (1887-1904), Thomas Phillip (Tom) (1893) and Timothy Anthony Silvester (Syl) (1896). This photo is taken on the day of Dolly's wedding in 1908 or 1909 to John McMahon. At that time, three of the daughters, Susan, Mary and Ellen have already died. Photo shows
Back L-R: Thomas Phillip (Tom), Patrick Francis (Pat), Bridget (Dolly), Richard Donal (Dick), John (Jack), Cornelius Joseph (Con)
Front L-R: Michael (Mick), Patrick (Father), Eileen Mary (Eileen), Timothy Anthony Silvester (Syl), Bridget Lane (nee Carrucan)
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1980 - Fr Frank O'Regan29 viewsWhen Agnes Mary Sloan (1900-1952), the granddaughter of Peter Carrucan, married builder David Michael O'Regan (1900-1973) in Warrandyte in 1922, they could not have guessed the paths their children's lives would take. Of their five children, three would serve the Catholic Church directly - two as priests and one as a Marist Brother - while the other two would marry and continue the family line. The children were
Francis Joseph O'Regan (1923-1985)
Mary Margaret O'Regan (1925-)
Bernard David O'Regan (1926-2005)
Kevin John O'Regan (1928-1981)
John Desmond O'Regan (1930-1998)
This photo shows Fr Frank O'Regan who served as a priest in the Sale Diocese from 1949 until his death in 1985.
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1990s - Colin and Pam Hayes29 viewsAgnes Mary Carrucan (1881-1917), the youngest child of Peter Carrucan and Hannah Woods, marked Thomas Albert HAYES (1876-1952) in 1900 at Heidelberg. They had 6 children as follows
Francis Vincent (1901-)
John Joseph (1905-1985)
Thomas Albert (1907-1954)
Percival (1909-)
Selwyn James (1912-1986)
Mary Agnes (Molly) (1915-1991).
This photo, from Pam Hayes (nee Allsopp), shows her with husband Colin Hayes who is one of the children of Selwyn and Irene Rita Hayes.
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2009 - Kinglake Bush Fires29 viewsJames Peter (Jim) McMAHON (1920-) married Elizabeth Mary (Bessie) EXTON (1925-) in 1946 and they live in Kinglake. In February 2009, huge bushfires swept through Victoria, destroying many towns including their own. Bessie and Jim were amongst the lucky ones whose properties were spared and they sheltered many of the locals in their house, thus saving many lives. They were featured in a couple of Melbourne Herald Sun articles in the subsequent period. Here is one of the articles.
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1865 approx - Sweeney/Carrucan heirlooms - carved emu egg and vase29 viewsThis traditionally carved emu egg was passed onto Mary Carrucan (nee Sweeney) by her father John Sweeney. It was on display in this old pink vase in the dining room at the Dalton Street farm house for some 60 years. It is believed that the egg was given to Thomas Sweeney in the 1850s by the local aboriginals of the Plenty River area. The vase itself was a gift to John Sweeney and Ellen Kenney on the occasion of their wedding on 10 Nov 1868.
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