About 1820 - James Dalwood was born in Stoke-sub-Hamdon, Somerset, England. (1)

About 1822 - Mary Dunstone was born in Martock, Somerset, England. (2)

1840 - James Dalwood, 20, married Mary Dunstone, 18, in Yeovil, Somerset, England. (3)

8 Aug 1840 - Sarah Ann Dalwood was born in Stoke-sub-Hamdon. (4)

4 Jul 1841 - Sarah was baptised in Stoke-sub-Hamdon. (4)

14 Feb 1842 - John Dalwood was born in Stoke-sub-Hamdon. (5)

1843 - Caleb Dalwood was born in Stoke-sub-Hamdon. (6)

22 Oct 1845 - James Dalwood was born in Stoke-sub-Hamdon. (7)

25 Dec 1846 - Winifred Dalwood was born in Stoke-sub-Hamdon. (8)

11 Jun 1848 - John, James, and Winifred were baptised in Stoke-sub-Hamdon. (5,7,8)

1850 - Hannah Dalwood was born in Stoke-sub-Hamdon. (9)

3 Jun 1854 - James, Mary, and their six children departed from Plymouth, Devon, England on board the Maitland bound for Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. (10)

16 Sep 1854 - The Maitland arrived in Hobart after a voyage of 3 months, 14 days with the Dalwood family as assisted passengers on application of Captain William Langdon.
James, age 34, Church of England, neither read or write, estate manager.
Mary, age 32, Church of England, read a little, glover.
Sarah, age 13, Church of England, read a little, glover.
John, age 12, Church of England, read a little, post and tree carver.
Caleb, age 10, Church of England, read a little.
James, age 8, Church of England, read only.
Winifred, age 7, Church of England, read a little, glover.
Hannah, age 3, Church of England. (11)

9 Feb 1855 - William Dalwood was born in Hamilton as registered by his father James on February 10. (12)

10 Feb 1855 - James, a labourer, and Mary lived on the property, Montacute. (12)

8 Apr 1855 - William was baptised in Bothwell. (13)

25 May 1855 - James donated 2s 6d to the Patriotic War Fund. (14)

14 Jul 1856 - Mary Dalwood was born in Brighton as registered by her father James in Brighton on August 12. (15)

12 Aug 1856 - James, a farmer, and Mary lived in Brighton. (15)

5 Oct 1858 - William Alfred Dalwood was born in Bothwell as registered by his father James on November 16. (16)

16 Nov 1858 - James, a labourer, and Mary lived on the property, Ratho. (16)

16 Apr 1859 - William Dalwood, 4, died of croup at Bothwell as registered by his mother Mary. He was buried at the Bothwell Cemetery. (17)

24 Sep 1859 - William was baptised in Bothwell. (18)

26 Oct 1859: [1-C3, C4] Dalrymple St, Young Queen Inn - James served as a juror during the inquest of Susan Connell, who came to her death from heart disease having been accelerated by intemperate habits. (19)

6 Dec 1859 - [1-B6] Patrick St - James Dalwood (occupier, inserted), Edward Andrews (owner), house, annual rateable value £10. (20)

24 Mar 1860 - Malvina Dalwood was born in Bothwell as registered by her mother Mary on April 30. (21)

30 Apr 1860 - James worked as a carter. (21)

20 May 1860 - Malvina was baptised in Bothwell. (22)

20 Nov 1860 - [1-F2] Patrick St - James Dalwood (occupier), Robert Whiteway (owner), house, orchard, annual rateable value £10. (23)

6 Jul 1861 - William Wilson, a 46-year-old bachelor and constable, married Sarah Ann Dalwood, a 22-year-old spinster, at the Minister's house in Bothwell according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of Scotland by Licence. Witnessed by Joseph Swindells and Martha Hart. William was born about 1815 in Banff, Banffshire, Scotland. (24)

19 Nov 1861 - [1-F2] Patrick St - James Dalwood (occupier), Robert Whiteway (owner), house, orchard, annual rateable value £12. (25)

21 Nov 1861 - Rosina Dalwood was born in Bothwell as registered by her sister Sarah on December 31. (26)

27 Jan 1862 - Rosina was baptised in Bothwell. (27)

Before 17 Nov 1863 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - Thomas Smith conveyed the 2 rood, 1 perch property to James Dalwood, but a conveyance has been located. (28)

17 Nov 1863 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - Thomas Smith (occupier), James Dalwood (owner), house, annual rateable value £10. (29)

17 Nov 1863 - [1-F2] Patrick St - James Dalwood (occupier), Robert Whiteway (owner), house, orchard, annual rateable value £16. (30)

17 Nov 1863 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - James Dalwood (owner), ground, annual rateable value £2. (30)

24 Nov 1863 - Newspaper advertisement.

Whereas the Person named at foot hereof has applied for a Grant from the Crown of the Land set forth and described before his name. Notice is hereby given that unless Caveat be lodged with the Recorder of Titles by some person having estate or interest in the said Land on or before the date herein below specified, a grant will issue for the said piece of Land as by Law directed. Diagrams delineating his parcel of Land may be inspected at the Lands Titles Office Hobart Town and at the Police Office of the District in which the Land is situated. Parish of Grantham, County of Monmouth (now included in the Township of Bothwell). Two roods, one perch, bounded on the south-west by 198 feet south-easterly along an allotment claimed by John Stevens commencing at the north-east angle thereof on Elizabeth-street, on the south by 110 feet 6 inches easterly along part of an allotment granted to Thomas Young occupied as a Public School, on the north-east by 199 feet 6 inches north-westerly along an allotment claimed by George Branch now occupied by or belonging to John Lyall to Elizabeth-street aforesaid, and thence on the north by 111 feet 6 inches westerly along that street to the point of commencement. Originally located to Peter Taylor through whom, Buesnel, William Taylor and Daniel Hunt, applicant now claims. James Dalwood. 21st December, 1863. (31)

11 Jan 1864 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - Deed of Grant enrolled and recorded to James Dalwood for the property measuring 2 roods, 1 perch. (32)

15 Nov 1864 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - Hugh Brash and Richard Sheppard (occupiers), James Dalwood (owner), house, annual rateable value £10. (33)

15 Nov 1864 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - James Dalwood (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual rateable value £16. (34)

15 Nov 1864 - [2-Gg3, Hh] Wentworth St - James Dalwood (occupier), Mrs King (owner, Hobart), grass paddock, 10 acres, annual rateable value £5. (35)

15 Jan 1865 - Vincent Dalwood was born in Bothwell as registered by his sister Hannah on February 25. (36)

2 Mar 1865 - Vincent was baptised in Bothwell. (36)

Before 13 Mar 1866 - [2-Gg3, Hh] Wentworth St - Harriet Matilda (Unknown) King conveyed the 9 acre, 1 rood, 31 perch property to James Dalwood, but a conveyance has been located. (37)

13 Mar 1866 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - James Dalwood (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual rateable value £16. (37)

13 Mar 1866 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - Hugh Brash (occupier), James Dalwood (owner), part of house, annual rateable value £4. (38)

13 Mar 1866 - [2-Gg3, Hh] Wentworth St - James Dalwood (owner), paddocks, 10 acres, annual rateable value £5. (37)

7 Jul 1866 - Bothwell Council Chambers - James served as a juror during the inquest of Charles Warner, who came to his death by heart disease. (39)

1867 - James worked as a wood and water carrier. (40)

26 Feb 1867 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - James Dalwood (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual rateable value £16 10s. (41)

26 Feb 1867 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - Hugh Brash (occupier), James Dalwood (owner), part of house, annual rateable value £4. (42)

26 Feb 1867 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - William Knowles (occupier), James Dalwood (owner), part of house, ground, annual rateable value £6. (43)

26 Feb 1867 - [2-Gg3, Hh] Wentworth St - James Dalwood (owner), cultivated paddocks, 10 acres, annual rateable value £5. (41)

7 Dec 1868 - Newspaper article.

RURAL MUNICIPALITY OF BOTHWELL. I hereby give notice that the undermentioned have been nominated to me as fit and proper persons to be elected as Councillors at the ensuing Election of Councillors for this Municipality, on Thursday, the 10th day of December, instant.
ARNETT, Simon, of Bothwell, proposed by James Dalwood, of Bothwell, Thomas Anderson, of Bothwell, James Lemon, of Bothwell, William Wood Hughes, of Bothwell, and William Maskell, of Bothwell.
BEDFORD, William, of the Priory, proposed by Edward Nicholas, of Meadsfield, John Tod, of Forest Green, and Frederick Synnot, of the Hermitage, Shannon.
NICHOLAS, Henric, of Dennistoun, proposed by James Dalwood, of Bothwell, Thomas Anderson, of Bothwell, James Lemon, of Bothwell, William Wood Hughes, of Bothwell, and William Maskell, of Bothwell.
NICHOLAS, William, proposed by  Simon Arnett, of Bothwell, and Henry Wise, of Bothwell.
REID, Alexander, of Ratho, proposed by Edward Nicholas, of Meadsfield, John Tod, of Forest Green, and Frederick Synnot, of the Hermitage, Shannon, and others.
SHERWIN, John Philip of Sherwood, proposed by Edward Nicholas, of Meadsfield, John Tod, of Forest Green, and Frederick Synnot, of the Hermitage, Shannon.
Given under my hand, at the Council Chambers, Bothwell, this 3rd day of December, 1868. A McDowall, Returning Officer. (44)

1 Mar 1870 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - James Dalwood (owner, occupier), house, ground, annual rateable value £16. (45)

1 Mar 1870 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - Joseph Barnes (occupier), James Dalwood (owner), part of house, annual rateable value £5 4s. (46)

1 Mar 1870 - [2-Gg3, Hh] Wentworth St - James Dalwood (owner), cultivated paddocks, 10 acres, annual rateable value £5. (45)

15 Jul 1873 - James and Mary served as witnesses at the marriage of Joseph Hayes and Janet McCree at St Luke's Church in Bothwell. (47)

30 May 1876 - George Wilmot, 33, married Hannah Dalwood, 26, in Colac, Victoria. George, the son of Stephen Wilmot and Elizabeth Skinner, was born on June 18, 1842 in Hobart.

WILMOT-DALWOOD - On the 30th of May, 1876, by license, at Colac, Victoria, by the Rev T D Dickie, George Wilmot, son of the late Stephen Wilmot, of Hobart Town, to Annie, third daughter of Mr James Dalwood, of Bothwell, Tasmania. New Zealand papers please copy. (48,49)

18 Dec 1876 - Newspaper article.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Bothwell, 11th December, 1876. Mr Henry C Hurst, Public School, Bothwell.
Dear Sir, We, the undersigned residents in the District of Bothwell, having heard of your intended departure from amongst us, cannot allow you to leave without expressing our deep sense of the valuable services rendered by you and your wife, in the cause of Education, as Master and Mistress of the Public School in this town. Those among us who are parents, and who, as such have sent our children to your school, can bear testimony, not only to the progress which they have made under your instruction, but also to the great respect which they entertain towards you as their teacher, thereby proving to us in a manner more expressive than words, that it has been your aim and endeavour to impart a high tone to your school, as well as to attend to the moral culture of your pupils. We cannot omit to mention, moreover, your kind willingness, in times of sickness, to alleviate the sufferings of those around you, a Christian duty which we all appreciate, and for which we thank you very heartily. Your kind manner and consistent walk in life have won from all of us very great respect. In bidding you farewell, we earnestly hope that you may be happy in your new sphere of labour; that your usefulness as a teacher of youth may be extended and appreciated and that every blessing may be vouchsafed to you and your family. We beg to subscribe ourselves, Your faithful friends and well wishers... James Dalwood. (50)

19 Mar 1878 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - James Dalwood (owner, occupier), house, annual rateable value £14. (51)

19 Mar 1878 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - Mrs Margaret Tripp (occupier), James Dalwood (owner), house, annual rateable value £4. (52)

19 Mar 1878 - [2-Gg3, Hh] Wentworth St - James Dalwood (owner), cultivated paddocks, 10 acres, annual rateable value £5. (51)

29 Sep 1880 - Newspaper article.

BOTHWELL ROAD TRUST. 25 Sep 1880. An account from James Dalwood, for work on the streets, amounting to £1 5s was ordered to be paid. (53)

22 Mar 1881 - [2-Gg3, Hh] Wentworth St - Richard Allen Jnr (occupier), James Dalwood (owner), land, 10 acres, annual rateable value £7. (54)

22 Mar 1881 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - James L Smith (occupier), James Dalwood (owner), house, annual rateable value £4. (55)

21 Mar 1882 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - James Page (occupier), James Dalwood (owner), house, annual rateable value £4. (56)

11 Apr 1882 - Henry Walter Priest, a 26-year-old bachelor and miner, married Mary Dalwood, a 25-year-old spinster, at Launceston according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of Scotland by Licence. Witnessed by John Paterson and Kate Spooner. Henry, the son of John Priest and Elizabeth Stuart, was born on August 23, 1855 in Hobart. (57,58)

20 Feb 1883 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - James Page (occupier), James Dalwood (owner), house, annual rateable value £4. (59)

25 Jul 1883 - [1-15] Elizabeth St - James Dalwood conveyed the property measuring 2 roods, 1 perch to Rebecca (Whiteway) Blake for £250. (28)

8 Nov 1883 - Newspaper advertisement.

REAL PROPERTY ACT.  Whereas the persons named at foot hereof have each respectively for himself made application to have the Land set forth and described before his name brought under the operation of ‘The Real Property Act,’ Notice is hereby given that unless Caveat be lodged with the Recorder of Titles, by some person having estate or interest in the said Lands, on or before the date herein below for each case specified, the said pieces of Land will be brought under the operation of the said-Act as by law directed. Diagrams delineating these parcels of Land may be inspected at the Lands' Titles Office, Hobart Town, and at the Police Offices of the various Municipalities and Districts in which the lands are situated.
Suburbs of Bothwell - 5a 2r 11p - fronting on Adelaide-street, Wentworth-street, King-street, and on Mount Adelaide Reserve respectively. 3a 3r 20p - fronting on Mount Adelaide Reserve, King-street, and Schaw-street respectively, and adjoining Lot 2. Originally granted to George King. James Dalwood, (Application 2,200), 24th November, 1883. (60)

Before 4 Dec 1883 - [2-Gg3, Hh] Wentworth St - James Dalwood conveyed the 9 acre, 1 rood, 31 perch property to Isaac Blake. (61)

30 Sep 1884 - James signed his Last Will and Testament. (62)

16 Sep 1885 - Ernest Albert Morrisby, a 24-year-old bachelor and miller, married Malvina Dalwood, a 24-year-old spinster in Hobart according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Church of England by Licence. Witnessed by J Wilson, William Dalwood, H E Morrisby and William Wilson. Ernest, the son of George James Morrisby and Sophia Birchall, was born about 1861, date and place unknown.

MORRISBY-DALWOOD - On September 16, 1885, at the Holy Trinity Church, by the Rev G W Shoobridge, Ernest Albert, fifth son of G J Morrisby, Esq, JP, of Rose Hill, Muddy Plains, to Malvina, fifth daughter of James Dalwood. (63,64)

9 May 1888 - William James Currell, a 27-year-old bachelor and baker, married Rosina Dalwood, a 25-year-old spinster in Hobart according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Wesleyan Church by Licence. Witnessed by H E Currell and William Dalwood. William, the son of Edwin Currell and Ellen Hex, was born in 1860 in Mitcham, Surrey, England.

CURRELL-DALWOOD - On May 9, 1888, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev D Annear, William James Currell, only son of the late Edwin Currell, of Hobart, to Rosina, youngest daughter of James Dalwood, of Hobart, late of Bothwell. (65,66)

15 Oct 1892 - William Alfred Dalwood, a 34-year-old bachelor and coachman, married Florence Aliza Sturgeon, a 21-year-old spinster, in Hobart according to the Rites and Ceremonies of the Presbyterian Church by Licence. Witnessed by Vincent Dalwood and Alice Maud Sturgeon. Florence, the daughter of John Sturgeon and Louisa Whitehouse, was born on September 11, 1872 in Hobart.

DALWOOD-STURGEON - On October 15, 1892, at Hobart, by the Rev James Scott, William Alfred, fourth son of James Dalwood, late of Bothwell, to Florence Eliza, second daughter of John Sturgeon, late of Oatlands, Tasmania. (67-69)

23 Mar 1893 - James Dalwood, 69, died of morbus cordis in Argyle St, Hobart. He was buried at Queenborough Cemetery in Sandy Bay the following day.

DALWOOD - On Thursday, March 23, 1893 at his residence, 116 Argyle-street, James Dalwood, late of Bothwell, in the 70th year of his age. (70,71)

26 Apr 1893 - James Dalwood bequeathed his entire real and personal estate to his wife Mary with a gross value sworn under £1,354. Upon Mary's death, the remaining estate to be divided equally between his children - John Dalwood, Caleb Dalwood, James Dalwood, Winifred Taylor, Hannah Wilmot, Mary Priest, William Dalwood, Malvina Dalwood, Rosina Dalwood and Vincent Dalwood. (62,72)

11 Sep 1903 - William Wilson, 89, died in Hobart and was buried at Cornelian Bay Cemetery in Hobart on September 13.

WILSON - On September 11, 1903, at his late residence, Upper Goulburn-street, William, the dearly beloved husband of Sarah Ann Wilson, in the 89th year of his age, late of HM 12th and 99th Regiment, leaving a wife and four children to mourn their loss. Beloved by all who knew him. (73)

1 Mar 1907 - Mary (Dunstone) Dalwood signed her Last Will and Testament. (74)

31 May 1909 - Ernest Albert Morrisby, 48, died in Warracknabeal, Victoria.

MORRISBY - On May 31, 1909, at Warracknabeal, Victoria, Ernest Albert, beloved husband of Malvina Morrisby, of Salopia, Kelly-street, Battery Point, and fifth son of G J Morrisby, Bellerive. (75)

22 Jul 1915 - Mary (Dunstone) Dalwood, 93, died in Hobart and was buried at Queenborough Cemetery in Sandy Bay.

DALWOOD - Entered into rest on July 23, 1915, at her late residence, 148 Argyle-street, Mary, relict of the late James Dalwood, of Bothwell, in the 94th year of her age. Northern papers please copy. (76)

25 Aug 1915 - Probate was granted upon the estate of Mary (Dunstone) Dalwood, to be divided as per her will with a gross value sworn under £961. (74)

1916 - Winifred (Dalwood) Taylor, 70, died in West Melbourne, Victoria and was buried at the Melbourne General Cemetery. (77,78)

17 May 1916 - Newspaper article.

WILL DISPUTE. THE PRACTICE COURT. A FAMILY DISPUTE. In the Practice Court yesterday, before the Chief Justice (Hon H Nicholls), Mr Davenport Hoggins appeared in support of an originating summons seeking the direction and advice of the Court for Orlando Morrisby, trustee of the estate of a family named Dalwood, which consisted of money and Gas Company shares representing approximately £961. The motion had reference to the wills of the late James Dalwood, senior, of Hobart, and of his widow, Mary Dalwood, who recently died in Argyle-street. Mr O Morrisby was the trustee under both wills, and the Court was asked to say whether Mary Dalwood had a power of disposition, inter vivos, by will of the personal estate of her late husband bequeathed to her for her solo benefit during her life; how the debts, funeral and testamentary expenses, were to be paid, the persons to whom the trustee should distribute the estate, and direction as to a claim of £792 made by Rosina Currell, a daughter, for nursing and maintenance of the widow, who had been an invalid for many years. Mr Hoggins appeared for the trustee and the children, excepting James Dalwood, the son, for whom Mr Horace Walch (Simmons, Wolfhagen, Simmons and Walch) appeared. Mr Hoggins stated that his clients were prepared to act on the direction and advice of His Honor on the questions raised. Should the estate redistributed in accordance with Mary Dalwood's will, or, in the alternative, must it be distributed between the parties named by her late husband's will? James Dalwood, senior, made his will a long time back, and died 22 years ago. Under his will he left everything to his wife for her life, making no restrictions as to how she was to deal with the estate. On his death the widow transferred everything into her own name, and dealt with the money and shares as her own property. Before her death Mary Dalwood made a will; but there was a difference between the two wills. In the husband's will he left out the name of his eldest daughter, and Mrs Dalwood, in her will, left out the name of the son, James Dalwood. That son lived in Victoria, and had not come near his parents or attended their funerals, having been away 40 years. The widow left the money and shares between the children, but not in the same way as her husband did. The trustee proved Mrs Dalwood's will, and realised on the gas shares, when James Dalwood, the son, and a daughter residing in Melbourne, put in claims, and so he now wanted the direction of the Court as to how he should distribute the money. Mr Walch raised the question whether Mrs Dalwood took a life interest only, or an absolute interest, and he contended that she only took a life interest, with the residue to the children. His Honor: What belonged to Mrs Dalwood passed under her will, and what belonged to the husband passed under his will. Mr Hoggins: But the husband, in his will, did not restrict her as to what she disposed of or spent. After argument, His Honor intimated that he would give judgment next day. (79)

25 May 1916 - Newspaper article.

WILL DISPUTE. THE PRACTICE COURT. A FAMILY DISPUTE. In the Practice Court yesterday, before the Chief Justice (Hon Herbert Nicholls), his Honor gave his reserved judgment in the matter of an originating summons by which Orlando Morrisby, trustee of the estate of a family friend Dalwood, which consisted of money in the bank and Gas Co shares, representing approximately £961, sought the advice of the court. The motion before the court had reference to the will of the late James Dalwood, senior, of Hobart, and the subsequent death of his widow, Mary Dalwood, who recently died in Argyle-street. Dalwood, senior, by his will left the property to his wife with remainder to his children. The widow, in her subsequent will, treated the property as her own and disposed of it differently; and the question was whether she had more than a life interest, and whether the property should, pass to the next-of-kin under the husband's or the widow's will. Mr Davenport Hoggins appeared for Orlando Morrisby, trustee, and the children, excepting James Dalwood, junior, a son, for whom Mr Horace Walch (Simmons, Wolfhagen, Simmons and Walch) appeared. His Honor held that the will of James Dalwood, senior, must be upheld, and that the widow had only a life interest, as contended by Mr Walch for James Dalwood, junior. Mr Hoggins said that when he drew up Mary Dalwood's will, and subsequently lodged it for probate and paid probate duty on it, on behalf of Mr Orlando Morrisby, the trustee, he had no notion of the existence of the husband's will, and so he asked for his Honor's directions as to a refund of the trustee's costs of probate of the widow's will. His Honor thought there should be no difficulty in getting a refund of the duty paid under the widow's will if it was paid under the erroneous belief that the estate belonged to the testatrix. Mr Hoggins asked that the funeral expenses of the widow be paid out to the estate. His Honor said he could not see how he could order them to be paid out of money that did not belong to the widow, excepting for her life. As a matter of decency, the relatives should pay him funeral expenses, but a judge had no power to make an order on the ground of decency. Mr Walch: A lot may be said on the other side. Mrs Rosina Currell, a daughter, is claiming nearly the whole of the estate for nursing and maintenance of the widow, and ought to have those expenses. Mr Hoggins asked his Honor what about the claim of Mrs Currell. His Honor said that if it were a bona-fide claim she could sue in the ordinary way. There was ample authority for that. Mr Walch applied for the costs of his client in the matter, which were allowed. (80)

17 Jan 1918 - Caleb Dalwood, 74, died at North Melbourne in Victoria.

DALWOOD - On January 17, 1918, at his son's residence, North Melbourne, Caleb (Charlie), second son of the late James and Mary Dalwood, of Hobart, in the 74th year of his age. (81,82)

29 Oct 1918 - Malvina (Dalwood) Morrisby, 58, died in Hobart and was buried at Queenborough Cemetery in Sandy Bay on October 31.

MORRISBY - Passed peacefully away, at her late residence, Salopia, Albuera-street, October 29, 1918, Malvina, relict of the late Ernest A Morrisby. (83)

4 Dec 1922 - John Dalwood, 80, died in Hobart and was buried at Queenborough Cemetery in Sandy Bay on December 5.

DALWOOD - On December 4, 1922, at Private Hospital, Hobart, John, beloved brother of William and Vincent Dalwood, of 12 William-street, West Hobart, aged 80 years. Melbourne and Colac papers please copy. (84,85)

9 Nov 1929 - William James Currell, 69, died in Hobart and was buried at Cornelian Bay Cemetery in Hobart on November 11.

CURRELL - On November 9, 1929, at Hobart, William James, the dearly beloved husband of Rosina, and loving father of Doris Currell, of 148 Argyle Street. After long weariness, sweet rest at last. (86)

21 Aug 1930 - Newspaper article.

HOBART NONAGENARIAN. Mrs W Wilson. 91 Years of Age. Times when glove makers at Martock, Somerset, were paid only 1s 6d for handmaking a dozen silken gloves are recalled by Mrs William Wilson, of Goulburn Street, Hobart, who on August 11 celebrated her 91st birthday. Mrs. Wilson is in possession of all her faculties, and although at so advanced an age is still able twice a week to make her way to church.
Daughter of Mr James Dalwood, of Stoke, Somerset, is able to recollect from her childhood the slavery imposed on people, who in those now far-off days had to work for a living. Her parents were employed as glovers at Martock, where gloves were made for the fashionable folk of London. The gloves worn by dignitaries at the funeral of the Duke of Wellington were made here - the first, second, and third mourning series - from material sent by the London outfitters, and frequently, Mrs Wilson recollects, her mother had to work until nearly midnight to complete extra orders. She was paid 1s 6d a dozen for making lisle thread gloves, and if the stitches were not sufficiently closely sewn, down came the wages, it was such hard toil that led the Dalwoods to think of emigration, and accordingly in 1853 or 1854, as a child of 13 years, Sarah Dalwood accompanied her parents to Tasmania. They settled at Bothwell, where Mr Dalwood established a timber yard, and here in after years she was married to Mr William Wilson, formerly of the 99th Infantry Regiment, by Rev Robbins. (87)

1931 - George Wilmot, 89, died in Geelong, Victoria. (88)

4 Nov 1931 - Sarah Ann (Dalwood) Wilson, 91, died in Hobart and was buried at Queenborough Cemetery in Sandy Bay on November 7.

WILSON - On November 4, 1931, at her residence, 166 Goulburn Street, Sarah Ann, relict of the late William Wilson, of the 99th Regiment, aged 93 years. (89)

MRS SARAH ANN WILSON. Mrs. Sarah Ann Wilson died at her residence at Goulburn Street, Hobart, on Wednesday evening at 94. She was the eldest daughter of Mr James Dalwood, of Bothwell, and the wife of Mr William Wilson, a member of the 90th Regiment, who died some 30 years ago. Mrs Wilson came to Tasmania about 80 years ago from England, making the voyage on the sailing ship Maitland, which was wrecked on the return voyage. She was a member of St John the Baptist Church, Goulburn Street, and was a well-known identity of Hobart. She enjoyed good health the greater part of her life, and was in possession of her faculties to the end. (90)

1934 - James Dalwood, 89, died in Elsternwick, Victoria. (91)

25 Jan 1934 - Mary (Dalwood) Priest, 77, died in Launceston and was buried at Carr Villa Memorial Park on January 27.

PRIEST - On January 25, 1934, at her residence, 84 Frankland street, Launceston, Mary Alice, dearly beloved wife of Henry Priest, in her 77th year. (92)

20 Aug 1934 - Henry Walter Priest, 78, died in Launceston and was buried at Carr Villa Memorial Park on August 22.

PRIEST - On the 20th of August, 1934, at Launceston, Henry Priest, relict of the late Mary Alice Priest, and beloved father of Birdie (Mrs Murfet), Olive (Mrs Calvert), Ella (Mrs Hodges, Melbourne), and Allie (Mrs Riley), in the 79th year of his age. (93)

25 May 1935 - William Alfred Dalwood, 76, died in West Hobart and was buried at Cornelian Bay Cemetery in Hobart on May 27.

DALWOOD - On May 25, 1935, at his residence, 12 William Street, West Hobart, William, the loving husband of Florence Dalwood, and dearly loved and loving father of Bob, Jack, Bert, Archie, Ivan, Reg, and Beryl (Mrs Stanton), in the 77th your of his age. (94)

MR W DALWOOD. TRIBUTE BY MINISTER. The death occurred on Saturday of Mr W Dalwood, of 12 William Street, West Hobart, in the 77th year of his age. The late Mr Dalwood was in the employ of Dr R G Scott, and was a well known and highly-respected citizen of Hobart. He was a member of the UAOD, and also an active member of St John the Baptist Church, Goulburn Street, where the service prior to the interment was conducted by the Rev W T Reeve, who spoke in glowing terms of his character and the respect in which he was held by members of his church and by professional and public bodies. He said that he himself had lost one whom he had been proud to call a friend. Mr Dalwood was born in Bothwell and was the fourth son of the late James and Mary Dalwood, of Somersetshire, England, and later of Bothwell, Tasmania. Mr Dalwood leaves a widow (formerly Miss Florence Sturgeon, the second daughter of the late John and Louie Sturgeon, of Oatlands, Tasmania), six sons and a daughter (Mrs A H Stanton), all of whom reside in Hobart. Among those gathered at the graveside were Drs R G Scott and S G Gibson, Messrs E M Johnson, L Nettlefold, J J Breen, R Crick, and C Culley, MHA, Mr J Thompson, of the Fern Bower Lodge, of which Mr Dalwood was a member, said the Druids' oration at the graveside. The service was conducted by the Rev W T Reeve and the funeral arrangements were in the hands of Alex Clark and Son. The chief mourners were Messrs W, J, B, A, I, and R Dalwood (sons), Mrs A H Stanton (daughter), and Mr V Dalwood (brother). (95)

29 Jun 1939 - Rosina (Dalwood) Currell, 77, died in Hobart and was buried at Cornelian Bay Cemetery in Hobart on July 1.

CURRELL - On June 29, 1939, at private hospital, Hobart, Rosina, relict of the late William James Currell, of 148 Argyle Street, Hobart, and dearly beloved mother of Doris and loving aunt of Gladys (Mrs H C Potter). At rest. (96)

16 Jun 1943 - Vincent Dalwood, 78, died at the Royal Hobart Hospital and was cremated at Cornelian Bay Cemetery in Hobart on June 17.

DALWOOD - Passed peacefully away on June 16, 1943, at Royal Hobart Hospital, Vincent Alfred, dearly beloved husband of Emily Louisa Dalwood, of 36 Brisbane St, and loved and loving father of Gladys (Mrs Potter), Victor, Ailie (Mrs Jones), Phyllis (Mrs Gallaghar), Daisy (Mrs Ponsford), Raymond (RAAF), Leila (Mrs Pritchard), and Norman, in the 79th year of his age. (97)

MR VINCENT DALWOOD. The cremation of Mr Vincent Dalwood took place at Cornelian Bay yesterday. Mr Dalwood served his apprenticeship as an agricultural blacksmith and farrier with the late J Pearce, of Oatlands, and was for more than 50 years with the late E Hill, blacksmith, of Bathurst St, Hobart. He was the youngest son of the late Mr and Mrs James Dalwood, of Somersetshire, England, and Bothwell, and was born at Bothwell 78 years ago. He married the eldest daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John Sturgeon, of Oatlands, and leaves three sons, Vincent, Raymond (RAAF), and Norman, and five daughters, Mesdames H C Patten, H P Jones, P Gallaghar, H Ponsford, and M Pritchard, and 13 grandchildren. A choral service was held at Holy Trinity Church, where Mr Dalwood was a member of the choir up to the time of his death, and at the crematorium. The Rev R Tyson officiated. Chief mourners, were his sons and sons-in-law, and Messrs Jack, William, Archie, Ivan, Reg, Bert, and Harry Dalwood, and T Taylor (nephews), and M and R Potter (grandchildren). (98)

19 Apr 1944 - Emily Louisa (Sturgeon) Dalwood, 73, died in Hobart and was cremated at Cornelian Bay Cemetery in Hobart on April 21.

DALWOOD - Passed peacefully away on April 19, 1944, at her residence, 36 Brisbane St, Hobart, Emily Louisa, beloved wife of the late Vincent Alfred Dalwood, and loved and loving mother of Gladys (Mrs H C Potter),Vincent, Ailee (Mrs H P Jones), Phyllis (Mrs P Gallagher), Raymond (RAAF), Daisy (Mrs H Ponsford,Melbourne), Leila (Mrs J Pritchard), and Norman, in her 74th year. (99,100)