Barton Family History
Martin, Flora Jean
1903 - 1986 (83 years)-
Name Martin, Flora Jean Born 31 May 1903 Emmaville, NSW 
Gender Female Cremated Jul 1986 Northern Suburbs Crematorium, North Ryde, NSW School Newcastle, NSW - Description: Newcastle Church of England Girls Grammar
- Jean was a prefect and a boarder at the school.
_UID B5859D40EB3E6047B4ED89733E03C6099404 Died 15 Jul 1986 Sydney, NSW Person ID I0090 Barton Family Tree Last Modified 17 Jul 2010
Father Martin, Francis George, b. 27 Aug 1866, Glen Innes, NSW , d. 1939, Chatswood, NSW (Age 72 years) Mother Blair, Laura Annie, b. 27 Dec 1869, Port Macquarie, NSW , d. 19 Jun 1954 (Age 84 years) Married 1893 Family ID F0007 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Johnston, Ronald William Robertson, b. 10 Dec 1897, Hay, NSW , d. 30 Aug 1985, Killara, NSW (Age 87 years) Married 16 Jun 1933 St John's Church Of England, Gordon, Nsw Children 1. Living 2. Living Last Modified 17 Jul 2010 Family ID F0034 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Born - 31 May 1903 - Emmaville, NSW 
Married - 16 Jun 1933 - St John's Church Of England, Gordon, Nsw 
Cremated - Jul 1986 - Northern Suburbs Crematorium, North Ryde, NSW = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Notes - Flora was born at Emmaville [near Glen Innes] in the residence in the Bank of New South Wales building, where her father was the branch manager. Her father was subsequently branch manager at Walgett, Dungog and Port Macquarie. Interestingly, her paternal grandparents [James Martin and Matilda Hetheringtonj were pioneers of Glen Innes, and her maternal grandparents [James Blair and Elizabeth Warlters] were pioneers of Port Macquarie, so Flora in her youth was familiar with both her ancestral areas in pioneer New South Wales.
Flora completed her education as a boarder and school prefect at Newcastle Church of England Girls' Grammar School.
Flora and her husband Ron retired to Killara.
- Flora was born at Emmaville [near Glen Innes] in the residence in the Bank of New South Wales building, where her father was the branch manager. Her father was subsequently branch manager at Walgett, Dungog and Port Macquarie. Interestingly, her paternal grandparents [James Martin and Matilda Hetheringtonj were pioneers of Glen Innes, and her maternal grandparents [James Blair and Elizabeth Warlters] were pioneers of Port Macquarie, so Flora in her youth was familiar with both her ancestral areas in pioneer New South Wales.