Second Generation  

3. Margaret TURNBULL [24252] was born on 01 Sep 1830 in Letham Stirling Scotland and was baptised on 20 Sep 1830 in Airth Stirling Scotland.

Margaret married James URIE [24256] [MRIN: 9448], son of John URIE [85913] and Helen [85914], on 11 Jun 1857 in Kirkintilloch Dunbartonshire Scotland. James was born about 1827 in Maybole Ayrshire Scotland.

Children from this marriage were:

   11 F    i. Margaret URIE [24257] was born on 25 Oct 1857 in Glasgow Lanarkshire Scotland.

   12 F    ii. Helen URIE [24258] was born on 30 Jan 1859 in Glasgow Lanarkshire Scotland.

   13 M    iii. John URIE [24259] was born on 03 Nov 1860 in Glasgow Lanarkshire Scotland.

   14 M    iv. James URIE [24260] was born on 10 Sep 1862 in Glasgow Lanarkshire Scotland.

   15 F    v. Mary URIE [24261] was born on 20 Jul 1864 in Edinburgh Midlothian Scotland.

   16 M    vi. Peter Jamieson URIE [24262] was born on 15 Apr 1866 in Edinburgh Midlothian Scotland. (Twin)

   17 M    vii. William URIE [24263] was born on 15 Apr 1866 in Edinburgh Midlothian Scotland. (Twin)

   18 F    viii. Margaret Hutton URIE [24264] was born on 22 Apr 1868 in Edinburgh Midlothian Scotland.

   19 F    ix. Janet URIE [24265] was born on 17 Apr 1870 in Edinburgh Midlothian Scotland.

   20 M    x. James Turnbull URIE [24266] was born on 16 Jan 1872 in Edinburgh Midlothian Scotland.

   21 M    xi. David URIE [24267] was born on 03 Apr 1874 in Edinburgh Midlothian Scotland.

   22 M    xii. Matthew Turnbull URIE [24268] was born on 25 Aug 1875 in Govan Lanarkshire Scotland.

4. John TURNBULL [24253] was born on 13 Apr 1832 in Letham Stirling Scotland, was baptised on 22 Apr 1832 in Airth Stirling Scotland, and died on 29 Aug 1917 in Ealing Middlesex England at age 85.

• Occupation: Brewery Manager & Land Agent.

• Residence at Death: 29 Aug 1917, King Edward the VII Hospital Ealing Middlesex England.

John married Helen Phim MARTIN [24269] [MRIN: 9449], daughter of William MARTIN [85915] and Hamilton MACKENZIE [85916], on 11 Oct 1853 in Inveresk Midlothian Scotland. Helen was born about 1832 in Scotland and died 2 Qtr 1896 in Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England.

Children from this marriage were:

   23 F    i. Hamilton MacKenzie TURNBULL [24270] was born on 01 Jul 1854 in Inveresk Midlothian Scotland, was baptised on 06 Aug 1854 in Inveresk Midlothian Scotland, died on 08 May 1885 in Whitby Yorkshire England at age 30, and was buried on 12 May 1885 in New Burying Ground Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England.

+ 24 M    ii. James TURNBULL [24271] was born on 02 Jun 1856 in Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England, was baptised on 25 Jun 1856 in Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England, died on 11 May 1912 in Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England at age 55, and was buried in New Burying Ground Chester-le-Street Durham England.

   25 M    iii. William Martin TURNBULL [24272] was born on 30 Aug 1862 in Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England, was baptised on 19 Sep 1862, died on 24 Sep 1862 in Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England, and was buried in New Burying Ground Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England.

   26 M    iv. Col. John TURNBULL, CMG VD DL [24273] was born on 02 Mar 1864 in Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England, was baptised on 27 Mar 1864, and died on 16 May 1937 in Barbados West Indies at age 73.

• Occupation: Colonel, Durham Light Infantry and Solicitor.

+ 27 F    v. Margaret Hutton TURNBULL [24274] was born on 29 Dec 1865 in Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England, was baptised on 04 Mar 1866 in Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England, died in 1942 in Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England at age 77, and was buried in New Burying Ground Chester-le-Street Durham England.

   28 F    vi. Henrietta Fenwick TURNBULL [24275] was born on 21 Sep 1868 in Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England, was baptised on 21 Oct 1868, and died before Sep 1942 in Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England.

   29 F    vii. Helen Martin TURNBULL [24276] was born on 03 Jan 1870 in Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England, was baptised on 30 Jan 1870, died on 25 Feb 1870 in Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England, and was buried in New Burying Ground Chester-le-Street Co. Durham England.

John next married Sarah Vine GIBSON [85917] [MRIN: 28526], daughter of Joseph GIBSON [85918] and Hagar VINE [85919], in Dec 1897 in London England. Sarah was born in 1867 in Barton-Upon-Humber Lincolnshire England and died on 17 Apr 1961 in St Leonards-on-Sea Sussex England at age 94.

• Residence at Death: 17 Apr 1961, Redmere Lodge 67 Pevensey Road St Leonards-on-Sea Sussex England.

5. Janet TURNBULL [19696] was born on 23 Sep 1833 in Letham Stirling Scotland, was baptised on 30 Sep 1833 in Airth Stirling Scotland, died on 26 Mar 1916 in Toorak Melbourne VIC Australia at age 82, and was buried on 28 Mar 1916 in Melbourne General Cemetery Melbourne VIC Australia.

• Residence at Death: 26 Mar 1916, 'Meringa' Kooyong Road Toorak Melbourne VIC Australia.

Janet married Capt. Norman McLEOD [19698] [MRIN: 7844], son of Daniel McLEOD [85920] and Catherine McARTHUR [85921], on 17 Dec 1855 in Kirkintilloch Dunbartonshire Scotland. Norman was born on 27 Aug 1824 in Greenock Renfrewshire Scotland and died on 12 Oct 1911 in Toorak Melbourne VIC Australia at age 87.

• Proprietor: Victoria Stevedoring Company [Owner of Tugs & Ships], After 1901, Melbourne VIC Australia.

• Residence at Death: 12 Oct 1911, 'Meringa' Kooyong Road Toorak Melbourne VIC Australia.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 30 M    i. Norman McLEOD [19699] was born on 01 Jan 1857 in Anderston Glasgow Lanarkshire Scotland, died on 01 Feb 1892 in Port Melbourne Colony of Victoria at age 35, and was buried in Melbourne General Cemetery Melbourne VIC Australia.

   31 F    ii. Margaret McLEOD [19700] was born on 01 Aug 1859 in Sandridge Melbourne Colony of Victoria, died on 15 Aug 1895 in Port Melbourne Colony of Victoria at age 36, and was buried in Melbourne General Cemetery Melbourne VIC Australia.

   32 M    iii. James McLEOD [19701] was born on 11 Apr 1861 in Sandridge Melbourne Colony of Victoria and died on 30 Dec 1944 in Toorak Melbourne VIC Australia at age 83.

• Occupation: Managing Director of the Victoria Stevedoring & General Contracting Company, Melbourne VIC Australia.

• Residence at Death: 20 Dec 1944, 'Meringa' Kooyong Road Toorak Melbourne VIC Australia.

James married Margaret GREEN [24277] [MRIN: 9450]. Margaret was born about 1888 in Melbourne Colony of Victoria. Another name for Margaret was Peggy.

+ 33 M    iv. John McLEOD [19702] was born on 15 Jan 1863 in Sandridge Melbourne Colony of Victoria and died on 04 Jun 1937 in Armadale Melbourne VIC Australia at age 74.

   34 F    v. Catherine Isabella McLEOD [19703] was born on 23 Sep 1863 in Sandridge Melbourne Colony of Victoria and died on 30 Mar 1947 at age 83. Another name for Catherine was Kate.

   35 M    vi. Arthur William McLEOD [19704] was born on 13 Jul 1866 in Sandridge Melbourne Colony of Victoria and died on 16 Jul 1867 at age 1.

+ 36 M    vii. Robert William McLEOD [19705] was born on 19 Jan 1868 in Sandridge Melbourne Colony of Victoria, died on 15 Jun 1907 in South Melbourne VIC Australia at age 39, and was buried in General Cemetery Melbourne VIC Australia.

   37 M    viii. Charles Edward McLEOD [19706] was born on 24 Oct 1869 in Sandridge Melbourne Colony of Victoria, died on 20 Nov 1918 in Toorak Melbourne VIC Australia at age 49, and was buried in Melbourne VIC Australia.

General Notes: NEWS REPORT (Sydney Media, Publication unknown, 4 December 1918). By ONLOOKER.
"The death of Charles McLeod last week removed one who for a long period was a cricketer popular with the crowd, and esteemed by a narrower circle to whom it was a privilege to be called a friend.
Thousands with but an indistinct memory of his deeds on the cricket field, will readily recall McLeod’s characteristic walk to he wickets, one hand in trouser pocket, the other trailing the bat loosely behind. The quick twitch at the back waist-strap before his delivery-run, too, will be remembered well. McLeod belonged to a numerous band of brothers, most of them good cricketers, some more distinguished than others. But each was a sportsman of high type, commanding great respect in Victoria.
The most famous were Robert (who died some years ago) and Charles, but a third brother, Daniel, was showing promise of distinction when death stayed his career. The youngest, Harry, was brilliant in the Scotch College eleven.
Bob and Charlie each gained international status. If comparisons are not out of taste, since both have passed away, I think that Bob was possessed of the ability to climb to greater heights. In my opinion, he was the better bowler, and in so saying, there is no disparagement, because Robert McLeod, as a fine wicket bowler in his best day, had no superior. Who that ever batted against him can forget that on-coming ball, which, as dear old Felix used to say, dipped and turned as pigeon in flight?
But it is of Charlie I write, kind, courteous, tender-hearted old Charlie, full of quaint mannerisms and whimsical humor that was a delight. Lightly-built, though tough and stringy, he had the heart of a lion. His courage was not of the death or glory type, but the quiet intrepidity no adverse circumstances could shake. He had an ideal temperament for big occasions, and to this quality he owed much for the position in Australian cricket to which he attained.
Chivalrous as a Crusader, Charles McLeod was the soul of honor. To him unfairness was abhorrent. Of independent means, he was lavish in charity, but always without ostentation. Hugh Trumble ……. to me that few knew how much Charlie McLeod did for the needy. Many of the ‘down and out’ knew his daily route.
I played for many years with and against McLeod; travelled and lived with him. His death caused me the grief one feels at the passing of a great friend. He was a lovable fellow, and he never lost poise. I remember a match against an English Eleven. It was late one hot sleepy afternoon. Charlie McLeod was plugging with tireless precision - his main asset as a bowler. Tom Hayward had been plodding along with that heart-breaking doggedness so familiar to Australians. On the overs went, one after another, maiden succeeding maiden, Charlie on the spot, Tom taking no risks. It became a patience test. The day drowsed on. I relaxed for a moment, and that very instant Hayward drove at me swift and straight. My hands got to the ball. It bounced out. It should have been a catch. There was no excuse. Burning with annoyance, I turned quickly to Charlie, then passing back to the bowling crease. His face was unclouded, a smile of reassurance was all I saw. There was no dissimulation - there could not possibly have been. It was all so instantaneous. And yet the loss of Hayward’s wicket must have been deeply mortifying to him, for the chances from the great English batsman were rare. The incident was illuminating, and when from the group photographs that hang on my walls I catch sight of Charlie McLeod’s kindly face, I know I am looking at the picture of a gentleman, and a friend whose going I deplore.
But on one of the trips McLeod had to England his comrades in the Australian eleven tested him. The tale as I heard it was that on the way over Charlie had the good fortune to occupy a cabin in which there was a spare berth. The head steward was induced to notify Charlie that at Port Said another passenger would arrive in the night to occupy the berth above Charlie’s. Jim Phillips, the international umpire, an insatiable joker, readily assumed the role of the newcomer, who, by the way was given a tubercular reputation. When Charlie went to bed, Jim arrived, wheezing, hacking, coughing and groaning, upsetting everything in the manner only those who remember Phillips’ huge bulk will appreciate. Climbing clumsily over Charlie, Jim had periodic paroxysms throughout the night, hoarse breathings, horrid wheezings, and every noise that Phillips could conceive as suitable to his part as a consumptive in the last stages. What with all this, and the humping and twisting of an 18-stone man just above him, Charlie, of course, could not sleep. But he never lost control.
It was only when, having risen first, Charlie was shaving, that Jim, with a last gigantic outburst, broke the imperturbability of his fellow-traveller. This broke Charlie up. Turning half-round, with razor in hand, he emitted his first and only words, ‘Dirty brute’. Dressing quickly, he hurried off to the head steward to get a change of berth, but later, at breakfast, when the news was broken to him, joined heartily in the laugh.
Though not great in the sense of a Griffen, Noble, Trumble or Armstrong, Charles McLeod was a first-class all-round cricketer. Bowling above medium, he swung away dangerously, and broke back with a quick nip. In battin, his style, if a trifle laboured, was correct. With stooping attitude, he was strong in on-play, and could drive well. Keen, watchful and patient, he was sound, but not often brilliant. His defence made him one of the hardest wickets to get in Australia. At cover, though not a Syd. Gregory, he was alert and sure, and a safe catch.
At the graveside a large and representative assemblage included Frank Laver, Hugh Trumble, Warwick Armstrong, V Ransford, William Bruce, J Slight, J Worrall, H J Stuckey, S McMichael, Syd. Donahoo and his brother Hector, Mat. Ellis, Justin Curr, E Bean, Major G Johnstone, John Perrin, Alf Carter, L Swift, W Catilin, H Rush, J Inskip, J Melville, W Donaldson, and R W E Wilmot.”

   38 M    ix. Daniel Hutton McLEOD [20215] was born on 29 Mar 1872 in Sandridge Melbourne Colony of Victoria and died on 25 Nov 1901 in Port Melbourne Colony of Victoria at age 29.

   39 F    x. Janet Turnbull McLEOD [20214] was born on 09 May 1874 and died on 26 May 1926 at age 52.

+ 40 M    xi. Henry Arthur McLEOD [20090] was born on 17 Aug 1875 in Sandridge Melbourne Colony of Victoria, died on 06 Oct 1960 in Armadale Melbourne VIC Australia at age 85, and was buried on 11 Oct 1960 in Springvale Cemetery Melbourne VIC Australia.

   41 M    xii. Alfred Ernest McLEOD [20089] was born on 18 Jul 1876 in Sandridge Melbourne Colony of Victoria and died 07 Apr 4879.

6. Robert TURNBULL [19692] was born on 29 Jul 1835 in Letham Stirling Scotland, was baptised on 09 Aug 1835 in Airth Stirling Scotland, and died on 17 Aug 1900 in Glanville Colony of South Australia at age 65.

• Occupation: Shipwright.

• Residence at Death: 17 Aug 1900, Semaphore Road Glanville Colony of South Australia.

Robert married Mary FLETCHER [19693] [MRIN: 7842], daughter of Duncan FLETCHER [19713] and Mary TURNER [85922], on 16 Jul 1862 in Port Adelaide Colony of South Australia. Mary was born on 12 Feb 1838 in Glassary Argyll Scotland and died on 08 Dec 1912 in Cheltenham Adelaide SA Australia at age 74.

• Marriage Place: 16 Jul 1862, The Home of Thomas Stewart Port Adelaide Colony of South Australia.

• Residence at Death: 08 Dec 1912, Jack Turnbull's Home [her Son John] Railway Road Cheltenham Adelaide SA Australia.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 42 F    i. Margaret Ann Hutton TURNBULL [19714] was born on 06 Sep 1863 in Port Adelaide Colony of South Australia, died on 31 May 1914 in Semaphore Adelaide SA Australia at age 50, and was buried on 01 Jun 1914 in Cheltenham Cemetery SA Australia.

+ 43 M    ii. Lieut. Thomas Stewart TURNBULL [24278] was born on 11 Dec 1864 in Port Adelaide Colony of South Australia, died on 30 Aug 1939 in South Guildford Perth WA Australia at age 74, and was buried on 01 Sep 1939 in Fremantle Anglican Cemetery Fremantle WA Australia.

   44 M    iii. James Duncan TURNBULL [24279] was born on 27 Oct 1866 in Port Adelaide Colony of South Australia, died on 28 Jul 1870 at age 3, and was buried in Alberton Cemetery Colony of South Australia.

+ 45 M    iv. Robert Ernest Henderson [Rab] TURNBULL [24280] was born on 13 Jan 1869 in Glanville Colony of South Australia, died on 09 Jun 1944 in SA Australia at age 75, and was buried in Cheltenham Cemetery SA Australia.

+ 46 M    v. James Henderson TURNBULL [24281] was born on 03 Mar 1871 in Colony of South Australia, died on 27 Feb 1928 in SA Australia at age 56, and was buried in Cheltenham Cemetery SA Australia.

+ 47 M    vi. John TURNBULL [24282] was born on 20 Oct 1872 in Glanville Colony of South Australia, died on 25 Jul 1944 in Cheltenham Adelaide SA Australia at age 71, and was buried in Cheltenham Cemetery SA Australia.

+ 48 M    vii. Duncan Walker [Dunc] TURNBULL [19690] was born on 26 Aug 1874 in Glanville Colony of South Australia, died on 07 Sep 1947 in Largs Bay Adelaide SA Australia at age 73, and was buried in Cheltenham Cemetery SA Australia.

   49 F    viii. Mary Jane TURNBULL [24283] was born on 31 Aug 1876 in Glanville Colony of South Australia, died on 21 Jun 1892 at age 15, and was buried in Cheltenham Cemetary Colony of South Australia.

• Birth: 31 Aug 1876, Semaphore Road Glanville Colony of South Australia.

   50 M    ix. Charles TURNBULL [24284] was born on 18 Aug 1879 in Glanville Colony of South Australia and died on 27 Aug 1879 in Colony of South Australia.

• Birth: 18 Aug 1879, Semaphore Road Glanville Colony of South Australia.

+ 51 F    x. Janet TURNBULL [24285] was born on 18 Aug 1881 in Glanville Colony of South Australia, died on 04 Jul 1921 in SA Australia at age 39, and was buried in Cheltenham Cemetery SA Australia.

7. Jane TURNBULL [24254] was born on 24 Jun 1837 in Letham Stirling Scotland, was baptised on 02 Jul 1837 in Airth Stirling Scotland, died about 1874 aged about 37, and was buried in Larbert Churchyard Stirling Scotland. Another name for Jane was Jean.

Jane married William STEWART [24286] [MRIN: 9451] on 08 Jun 1866 in Bothkenar Stirling Scotland. William died about 1874 and was buried in Larbert Churchyard Stirling Scotland.

Children from this marriage were:

   52 F    i. Janet STEWART [24287] was born on 30 Dec 1866 in Larbert Stirling Scotland and died about 1866.

   53 F    ii. Margaret Stuart STEWART [24288] was born on 20 Dec 1869 in Larbert Stirling Scotland.

   54 F    iii. Janet STEWART [24289] was born on 21 Sep 1871 in Larbert Stirling Scotland.

   55 F    iv. Elizabeth STEWART [24290] was born on 06 Apr 1874 in Larbert Stirling Scotland.

8. Isabella TURNBULL [24255] was born on 12 Sep 1839 in Letham Stirling Scotland and was baptised on 22 Sep 1839 in Airth Stirling Scotland. Another name for Isabella was Isobel.

Isabella married John CALDER [24291] [MRIN: 9452] on 28 Jul 1868 in Lennoxtown Lanarkshire Scotland.

• Marriage Place: 28 Jul 1868, Lennox Arms Hotel Lennoxtown Lanarkshire Scotland.

Children from this marriage were:

   56 F    i. Margaret Hutton CALDER [24292] was born on 02 Jun 1869 in Kirkintilloch Dunbartonshire Scotland.

• Birth: 02 Jun 1869, Cowgate Street Kirkintilloch Dunbartonshire Scotland.

   57 M    ii. William CALDER [24293] was born on 11 Jul 1871 in Kirkintilloch Dunbartonshire Scotland.

• Birth: 11 Jul 1871, Cowgate Street Kirkintilloch Dunbartonshire Scotland.

   58 M    iii. James T CALDER [24294] was born on 18 Mar 1873 in Kirkintilloch Dunbartonshire Scotland.

   59 F    iv. Jane W CALDER [85923] was born about 1876 in Kirkintilloch Dunbartonshire Scotland.

   60 F    v. Isabella S CALDER [85924] was born about 1879 in Kirkintilloch Dunbartonshire Scotland.

10. Mary Carmichael TURNBULL [19697] was born on 21 Jan 1847 in Falkirk Stirling Scotland and died in Sep 1920 in Camberwell Melbourne VIC Australia at age 73.

• Immigration: Aug 1880, Colony of Victoria.

• Residence at Death: Sep 1920, 16 Brinsley Road Camberwell Melbourne VIC Australia.

Mary married James McPherson STEWART [19712] [MRIN: 7847], son of Charles STEWART [85077] and Anne CHALMERS [85078], on 30 Apr 1867 in Scotland. James was born in 1834 in Eassie Forfar Scotland and died in 1909 in South Melbourne VIC Australia at age 75.

• Occupation: Accountant.

• Residence at Death: 1909, 9 Cardigan Place South Melbourne VIC Australia.

Children from this marriage were:

   61 F    i. Margaret Hutton STEWART [23560] was born on 19 Aug 1867 in Kirkintilloch Dunbartonshire Scotland.

+ 62 F    ii. Annie Chalmers STEWART [24249] was born about 1868 in Scotland and died on 07 Dec 1959 in Ashburton VIC Australia aged about 91.

+ 63 F    iii. Mary Carmichael Turnbull STEWART [24295] was born on 01 Jul 1871 in Scotland and died on 01 Oct 1958 in Victoria Australia at age 87.

+ 64 M    iv. James Turnbull STEWART [24250] was born in 1875 in Scotland and died on 28 Jun 1956 in Mosman Sydney NSW Australia at age 81.

+ 65 M    v. William Sinclair STEWART [24296] was born in 1880 in Lancashire England and died on 10 Aug 1938 in Kew Melbourne VIC Australia at age 58.

+ 66 M    vi. John Turnbull STEWART [24297] was born in 1882 in Emerald Hill Melbourne Colony of Victoria and died on 03 Oct 1940 in Melbourne VIC Australia at age 58.

+ 67 M    vii. Robert Turnbull STEWART [24298] was born on 03 Aug 1883 in Ballarat Colony of Victoria, died in 1931 in Port Melbourne VIC Australia at age 48, and was buried on 09 Feb 1931 in Coburg Cemetery Melbourne VIC Australia.

   68 F    viii. Charlotte Duncan STEWART [24299] was born in 1886 in Melbourne Colony of Victoria and died after 1954.

Charlotte married Edwin Charles TURNER [85925] [MRIN: 28529] about 1919. Edwin died after 1954.

   69 F    ix. Jane Turnbull STEWART [85926] .