ARCHER William and Rebecca PAMPLING
tonkin
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William ARCHER and Rebecca PAMPLING.
Marriage details not located at time of posting.
See comment below from asheppard.
William died 1918 in Diamond Creek, Victoria.
Age: 82 years.
Parents named as Joseph ARCHER and Eliza DIGBY.
Rebecca died 1918 in Diamond Creek, Victoria.
Age: 84 years.
Parents named as David PAMPHLING and Sarah Ann DIGBY.
Ten children located Victoria Australia for William and Rebecca.
[1]
George William ARCHER.
Born: 1861 Melbourne, Victoria.
Died: 1935 East Brunswick, Victoria.
Age: 74 years.
[2]
Sarah ARCHER.
Born: 1862 Eltham, Victoria.
Died: 1942 Coburg, Victoria.
Age: 79 years.
Married: John STARBUCK.
Year: 1885.
Place: Victoria.
See Post: STARBUCK John married Sarah ARCHER 1885
[3]
John ARCHER.
Born: 1864 Greensborough, Victoria.
Died: 1865 Greensborough, Victoria.
Age: 07 months.
[4]
John ARCHER.
Born: 1865 Diamond Creek, Victoria.
Died: 1946 Camberwell, Victoria.
Age: 83 years.
[5]
Thomas ARCHER.
Born: 1868 Diamond Creek, Victoria.
Died: -
[6]
Ann ARCHER.
Born: 1870 Diamond Creek, Victoria.
Died: -
[7]
Eliza ARCHER.
Born: 1872 Diamond Creek, Victoria.
Died: 1872 Diamond Creek, Victoria.
Age: 01 year.
[8]
Emily ARCHER.
Born: 1873 Diamond Creek, Victoria.
Died: 1983 East Melbourne, Victoria.
Age: 65 years.
[9]
Jane ARCHER.
Born: 1876 Nillimbik, Victoria.
Died: 1947 Greensborough, Victoria.
Age: 71 years.
[10]
Joseph ARCHER.
Born: 1878 Diamond Creek, Victoria.
Died: 1969 Diamond Creek, Victoria.
Age: 92 years.
Diamond Creek also known as Nillimbik.
Sources:
Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages Victoria.
Also See:
ARCHER marriages (females) 1849-1876 Victoria Australia
ARCHER marriages (males) 1851-1871 Victoria Australia
ARCHER marriages (males) 1872-1885 Victoria Australia
ARCHER Deaths (males) Victoria Australia 1881-1894
ARCHER Deaths (males) Victoria Australia 1895-1903
ARCHER Deaths (males) Victoria Australia 1904-1914
ARCHER marriages 1854-1910 South Australia
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Comments
keeley on 2011-04-17 23:26:04hi
im currently researching the russell tree, and jane archer married william brown, this has helped me fill afew blank spots.
asheppard on 2011-04-18 01:10:08For further interest on William Archer
Marriage England
Marriages Sep 1860 (>99%)
Archer William Chelmsford 4a 155
Pampling Rebecca Chelmsford 4a 155
There is a tree on ancestry with the following story.
Notes on The Archer family by Len Brown, a descendent of the Archers.
William Archer and his wife Rebecca (nee Pampling) were born in the county of Essex, in England. They married in England, journeying to Australiain 1860 on the ship called "Utopia'
Their first child a son called George was born only 13days after arriving in Melbourne, while they were living in temporary accomodation. they moved to Eltham at first, but chose to move on to the village of Nillumbik.
William Archer was a paling and slab splitter, and obtained work from William Wison of Nulumbik Farm. he and his wif built their first home beside the creek (site of the pound in later years). The land was immediately north of the present pony club area, but on the opposite site of the creek. They later moved to a larger area in the vicinity of Archer Road.
The Archers had several more children- all born in Nillumbik. When the Government school started in 1870, George, Sarah and John Archer were all listed as pupils there. William and Rebecca remained in Diamond Creek for the rest of their lives.
Both died in 1915 (??) and were buried in the Nillumbik cemetery. The younger generations moved away to Preston and brunswick where they established woodyard
tonkin on 2011-05-07 00:04:58Happy this was of some help to you Keeley.
Thank you for the added info Asheppard. I'm sure other researchers will appreciate your input.
I rechecked my records again and William and Rebecca both died at Diamond Creek in 1918.
What happened to Thomas and Ann?