| Subject: Clarendon Quail (515) (1853 - 1887)[1],[1] |
| Father: Edward Quail (451) (b. 1818, d. 1 Nov 1897) |
| Mother: Harriet Beck (452) (b. 1814, d. 18 Dec 1856) |



| Type | Date | Details | Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | circa __ Aug 1853 | Loughborough, Leicestershire; registered in Sept. quarter. [1],[2] | 0 |
| Religion | 20 Jun 1858 | Woodgate Baptist Church, Loughborough, Leicestershire; shown on the Attendance Register of the Sunday School until Dec 1868. [3] | 4 |
| Census | 7 Apr 1861 | Ashby Road, Loughborough, Leicestershire; shown as scholar, aged 8. [4],[1] | 7 |
| Residence | __ Dec 1868 | Ashby Road, Loughborough, Leicestershire; shown on the Attendance Register of Woodgate Baptist Church Sunday School as living with his father, Edward. [3] | 15 |
| Census | 2 Apr 1871 | White Swan, Swan St, Seagrave, Leicestershire; shown as apprentice, joiner and carpenter, aged 17. [5] | 17 |
| Daughter | circa __ May 1873 | Eleanor Annie Gertrude Quail (577); Barrow, Leicestershire. [6],[7] | 19 |
| Marriage | __ May 1873 | Edith Knight (576) (b. 1853, d. 3 Dec 1938); Leicestershire; registered at Barrow upon Soar. [8],[6] | 19 |
| Daughter | __ ___ 1878 | Lilly Edith Quail (578); Birmingham, Warwickshire. [6] | 24 |
| Census | 3 Apr 1881 | 20 Nechells Park Rd, Aston, Warwickshire; shown as Builders Carpenter & Fruiter, aged 27. [6] | 27 |
| Immigratn | __ ___ 1883 | Sydney, New South Wales, Australia; on vessel Euterpe. Clarendon and his wife Edith travelled with their children Eleanor and Lily. [9] | 29 |
| Occupation | __ ___ 1884 | Wyndham Street, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia; carpenter. [10] | 30 |
| Misc | 4 Feb 1885 | Sydney, New South Wales, Australia; he was initiated into the Freemasons, shown as carpenter. [11] | 31 |
| Occupation | __ ___ 1887 | Railway Rd, St. Peters, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia; carpenter. [12] | 33 |
| Misc | __ Feb 1887 | he was a freemason, a member (inner guard) of the Cambrian Lodge. [13],[11] | 33 |
| Death | 14 Feb 1887 | St. Peters, Waterloo, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia; Although he did not leave a will, there was an estate to be managed (found in papers 14774, series 3). [14] | 33 |
| Probate | 14 Feb 1887 | Letters of Administration were granted to Edith QUAIL, because there was no Last Will and Testament. Packet at State Records KINGSWOOD 14774 in series 3 and located in Container 17/2192. Notice of Probate was published in the Government Gazette dated 1 Mar 1887. There is an Affidavit by Edith QUAIL that says that there is only her and the two daughters entitled to the estate which was stated at Two Hundred and Ten Pounds crossed out to read Eighty Four Pounds. Frederick Arnold BANKS of 104 Glebe Road GLEBE made an Affidavit that he would be surety in the sum of One Hundred and Thirty Three Pounds. (This was done in cases where a will was not left to prevent someone applying for Letters, then absconding with the estate) | 33 |
| Burial | 16 Feb 1887 | Old Wesleyan section of Rookwood Cemetery, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia; The head stone only has the names of Clarendon and Edith. [14],[13] | 33 |
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