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PURKE'S COLONIAL GENTRY. •ICl 1. llclon Violet, b. 4tU Oclolicr, 1S7(;. 2. Wiuifred i:t.hcl, b. 23i-a April, 1S7H. Uc m. secondly, Kate, eldest daughter of Colonel Millak, aud by lier has issue, oue son and two dangliteiv, 1. Alan Douglas, b. 2Sth OL-tober, 1887. 3. Muriel Frances, b. H April, 18S3. 4. Lucy Marguerite, h. TivA -Tuly, IKSl. IV. Ferguson John (Rev.), B..., of Sialkole, Punjab, ludia, government i-lui))lain in the diocese of Lalior Itishop'sAVallliani, llants.i. 17th .Tulv, 1«52; m. -Mxh June, 187.^ KJith Ehnina, youngest daughter of Ifenry Tlionias Kaikes, of the Ijengal Civil .S(!rviee, and has issue two sous aud one daughter, 1. Hugh Ferguson, h. Stli Mav, 18, SO. 2. Neville, h. Hth August, 1RS5. 1. Hilda Pauline, b. 25lh Jauuarv, ISSU. I. Lucy, m. Rev. Roger Williar.i Ham- mond Dai.ison, M.A., of Stone, Dart- ford, CO. Kent. Sir Roliert Montgomery <t. 28th December, 1887. Punjab, formerly curate of Swimniore, Arms of the See of Tasmania (granted 14th September, 1842) — Az., a crosier in bend dexter, surmounting a key in bend sinister or, between four .stars of eiglit points arg., fihe stars representing the prineij)al constellation of the southern heniisjilu're, called t)ie Crux Australis.) liesidenoes — Bishopscourt, Hobart, Tasmania; Newparlc, Moville, co. Doncal, Ireland. Clubs — lasmanian, in Hobart ; and Athenseuni, in Loudon. i[)ayliC5i. GEORGE AVRIGHT HAWKE.S, of Boskenna, North Adelaide, gouth Austi-alia, J. P., and member of the Destitute Board, h. 16th September, 1821 ; m. first, IS.")!, Edith Jane Stewart, only child of John Bavley, an officer in the 72nd Iliglilanders (by Eleanora his wife, daughter of William Goodall, and ■wi<low of George Faek, of London, father of the Ven. George Henry Fake, M.A., LL.D., archdeacon of Mount Ganibier, and cauon of Adelaide {see that family), gi-andson of Isaac Bayley, of Market Harborough, co. Leicester, who was uncle of the Riglit lion. Sir John Baylky, Bai-t., a baron of the exchequer (see Bdrke's Peeraye) ; and secondly, 1883, Jane, second daughter of James Biirdett Leach, of Croix, Lille, north of Prance, but has no issue. Mr. Hawkes left England in October, 1839, for New South Wales, having been educated for the Navj- ; but he did not enter the service, and became at the age of 21 accountant at the Bank of Australia, Sydney. He has been in the Civil Service of South Australia for thirty years, having been assistant treasurer to the late Sir Robert Torrens, with charge of the department, afterwards police magistrate of Port Adelaide, and a member of the marine board, finally taking a circuit of nine courts in the country as presiding magistrate. Hincnac. AuiATUAE Hawkes, of Dudley, co. Staf- ford, J. P., a large colliery owner, m. the daughter of Dr. Wright, and had issue, I. Abiatuar, of whom presently. II. Tliomas, of IIemley,co. Stafford, MP. for Dudley, co. Stafl'ord, aud high slieriii of Worcestershire in 1811, m. 1814, Alice Hannah, daughter and heiress of John BLACKBr-ENE, of Hawford House, near AVorcestcr, nutvfu' of Liverpool in 1788, by Mary, his first wife, daugliter of Jonatluiu Blundeil, of Liverpool, and hrid issue, thi-ee sons and four daughters, of whom the third, Kleauor Louisa, m. (ir.-it, 17th Deeendier, 1843, the Hon, Humble Dudley WahT). second son of William Huuibli', (erilh liaron Ward, and brother of William, first Karl of Dudley, and by him, wlio rf. 14lh Deeend)er, 1870, had issue (ser Bihkk's I'eei-aije, Dfi)ii:v, V..). ke