Family Tree
We go all the way back to the First Fleet.
I have always been interested in the branches, trunk and roots of my family tree. The orange lines show a marriage link and the green lines show the children they have had. If you click on the names below you will be able to find out more about each of the people. This is a living tree if you have any information, stories, anecdotes about any of the people please feel free to leave a comment in the section at the bottom of their page. Also please comment about yourself too.
Nicole Lee Carr (Maxfield) 27-10-1977
Riley Jacob Max Carr 09-09-2008
Albert Edwin Maxfield
Albert Gerald Basil Maxfield
Annette Gale Maxfield (Jacobsen) 24-01-1955
Betty Jacobsen (Parkes) 07-01-19__
Catherine Murry
Dennis Maxfield 14-07-1951
Dorothy Maxfield (Ryman)
Frank Jacobsen 24-12-19__
Heloise Lemare Vincent
Lauren Claire Maxfield 26-12-1985
Joanne Louise Andrews (Maxfield) 07-02-1976
John Maxfield Jnr
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June Ross | October 10, 2009 at 6:16 pm
Perhaps I can help you with the Maxfield side of the Family as it has now been completed. The first John Maxfield arrived in Sydney (from England) around 1816 and married Mary Shea who was also a Convict and had come from County Down Ireland.
Their son John Maxfield married Catherine Murray who was born in Sydney of Irish parents. Their son Albert Edwin Maxfield married Marie Elizabeth Taylor and their son Albert Gerard Basil Maxfield was the father of your Dad, Dennis Maxfield.
Marie Elizabeth Taylor’s mother was born in Lille, France near the Belgium border. Her name was Heloise Lemare Vincent and they brought the first Catholic Bookshop to Sydney, and lived a few metres from St. Benedict’s Church Broadway.
The history of our family is extremely interesting and I hope to one day be able to travel to Lille to find more.
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Rizoleey | October 11, 2009 at 10:14 am
How lucky am I to have such a clever helpful aunty!