Thomas Edward Jarmain

• Thomas Edward Jarmain was born before 1900.
• He was the son of John Joshua Jarmain and Harriet Rodgers.
• Thomas Edward Jarmain died in 1928 in Queensland.

Frances Caroline Jarman

• Charts: Descendants of Charles Eyles

• Frances Caroline Jarman was born in 1914.
• At the age of 22 years, Frances Caroline Jarman married Albert Henry Eyles, son of Walter Richard Eyles and Mary Lillian May Derbyshire, in 1936.
• Frances Caroline Jarman died on 7 March 1951 in Wairau, New Zealand.

Elizabeth Ruth Jarmann

• Elizabeth Ruth Jarmann was born on 1 May 1869 in Sweetwater, Linden, Texas, United States of America.
• She was the daughter of Thursia Margaret Dunn.
• At the age of 19 years, 8 months and 22 days, Elizabeth Ruth Jarmann married Robert Lee Foster on 23 January 1889.
• Elizabeth Ruth Jarmann died on 28 April 1895 in Tribbey, Pottawatomie, Oklahoma, at age 25.

Cecilai May Jarrett

• Cecilai May Jarrett was born in 1884 in Brisbane, Queensland.
• She was the daughter of William Samuel Jarrett and Emma Jane Comley.

Elizabeth Ann Jarrett

• Charts: Descendants of Stephen Hooper, Descendants of John Burgess

• Elizabeth Ann Jarrett was born on 17 August 1884 in Nowra Hill, Shoalhaven, New South Wales.
• At the age of 21 years, 4 months and 6 days, Elizabeth Ann Jarrett married George Alfred Hooper, son of John Thomas Hooper and Susannah Gribble, on 23 December 1905 in Whitefield Church, Sydney, New South Wales.
• Elizabeth Ann Jarrett died on 5 May 1973 in Brisbane, Queensland, at age 88.

Ernest Henry Comley Jarrett

• Ernest Henry Comley Jarrett was born in 1899 in Queensland.
• He was the son of William Samuel Jarrett and Emma Jane Comley.
• Ernest Henry Comley Jarrett died on 20 October 1990 in Queensland.

Florence Ivy Jarrett

• Florence Ivy Jarrett was born in 1887 in Brisbane, Queensland.
• She was the daughter of William Samuel Jarrett and Emma Jane Comley.
• Florence Ivy Jarrett died on 1 December 1970 in Brisbane, Queensland.

Henrietta Jarrett

• Henrietta Jarrett was born on 30 March 1836 in Hanham, Gloucestershire, England. She was the daughter or Aaron JARRETT and Mary PARSONS.
• She was baptized on 26 February 1837 in Oldland, St Anne, Gloucestershire.
• She appeared on the census of 30 March 1851 in Wellington Place, Clifton, Gloucestershire. Henrietta, born Hanham was a 15 year old house servant in the household of Richard and Hannah Mann.
  
  
• At the age of 21 years and 20 days, Henrietta Jarrett married John White on 19 April 1857 in St Lukes Church, Charleton, Kent, England.
• Henrietta Jarrett and John White appeared on the census of 7 April 1861 in Poplar, Middlesex. John was a 35 year old labourer living with his wife Henrietta, both born Bristol in Gloucestershire and their 2 year old niece Rosina H Stone, born Tamworth, Staffordshire.
  
  
• Henrietta Jarrett and John White immigrated to Queensland on 20 February 1878. Henrietta, aged 41 travelled to Australia on the Gauntlet with her husband John also 41 and children William S aged 16 and Emily aged 6. They left London on 14 October 1877.
  
  John and Henrietta White didn't have any children of their own. They brought Emily, who was having a difficult home life and William, Hernietta's nephew with them to Australia.
  
• Henrietta Jarrett and John White appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1905 and 1908 living at Crow's Nest. John was an engine driver and Henrietta carried out domestic duties. He worked for Blinco's sawmill at Crow's Nest.
  
• Henrietta Jarrett and John White appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1913 living at Crow's Nest. John was an engine driver and Henrietta carried out home duties.
  
• On 8 May 1914,her husband, John White died in Hosptial for the Insane, Goodna, Brisbane.
• Henrietta Jarrett died in August 1923 in Queensland at age 87.
• Henrietta was buried on 18 August 1923 in Crow's Nest Cemetery.

Henrietta May Jarrett

• Henrietta May Jarrett was born in 1886 in Brisbane, Queensland.
• She was the daughter of William Samuel Jarrett and Emma Jane Comley.
• Henrietta May Jarrett died in 1887 in Brisbane, Queensland.

John James Jarrett

• John James Jarrett died in 1883 in Brisbane, Queensland.
• He was born in 1883 in Brisbane, Queensland.
• He was the son of William Samuel Jarrett and Emma Jane Comley.

Pearl Emily Jarrett

• Pearl Emily Jarrett was born in 1895 in Brisbane, Queensland.
• She was the daughter of William Samuel Jarrett and Emma Jane Comley.
• Pearl Emily Jarrett died on 3 August 1982 in Queensland.

Rachel Elizabeth Jarrett

• Rachel Elizabeth Jarrett was born in 1888 in Norwich, Norfolk.
• Her marriage, at 21 years, to Alfred Prudent, son of Alfred Prudent and Sarah Ann Mountstephen, was registered in the September 1909 Quarter in Norwich, Norfolk Registration District.

Roy Alfred Jarrett

• Roy Alfred Jarrett was born in 1902 in Brisbane, Queensland.
• He was the son of William Samuel Jarrett and Emma Jane Comley.
• Roy Alfred Jarrett died in 1950 in Brisbane, Queensland.

Vera Eva Jarrett

• Vera Eva Jarrett was born in 1890 in Brisbane, Queensland.
• She was the daughter of William Samuel Jarrett and Emma Jane Comley.
• Vera Eva Jarrett died in 1964 in Brisbane, Queensland.

Wilfred Sidney Jarrett

• Wilfred Sidney Jarrett was born in 1893 in Queensland.
• He was the son of William Samuel Jarrett and Emma Jane Comley.
• Wilfred Sidney Jarrett died on 5 January 1975 in Brisbane, Queensland.

William Samuel Jarrett

• William Samuel Jarrett was born on 1 June 1861 in Oldland Bottom, Bitton, Keynsham, Somerset. He was the son of Cecilia Jarrett and an unknown father. Cecilia was the sister of Henrietta Jarrett who married John White.
  
• He's birth was registered in the Keynsham, Somerset Registration District in the June 1861 Quarter.
• He immigrated on 20 February 1878 to Queensland with Henrietta Jarrett and John White. Henrietta, aged 41 travelled to Australia on the Gauntlet with her husband John also 41 and children William S aged 16 and Emily aged 6. They left London on 14 October 1877.
  
  John and Henrietta White didn't have any children of their own. They brought Emily, who was having a difficult home life and William, Hernietta's nephew with them to Australia.
  
• William Samuel Jarrett and John White lived in Brisbane for a few years after arriving in Australia. William worked as a saddle tree maker for a saddler in Brisbane before becoming a carpenter. In 1891 he moved his family to Wallumbilla where he worked as a builder erecting schools, churches and homesteads.
  At some stage John and Henrietta moved to Crow's Nest, some time before Emily's marriage in 1887 to Thomas Blinco.
  
• At the age of 20 years, William Samuel Jarrett married Emma Jane Comley in 1882 in Brisbane, Queensland.
• William Samuel Jarrett died in 1939 in Brisbane, Queensland.
• William was buried on 23 August 1939 in South Brisbane Cemetery. He is buried with his wife Emma who died in 1950.

William Stevens Jarrett

• William Stevens Jarrett died in 1892 in Queensland.
• He was born in 1892 in Queensland.
• He was the son of William Samuel Jarrett and Emma Jane Comley.

Alfred Jarvis

• Charts: Descendants of Charles Eyles

• Alfred Jarvis was born in 1885.
• At the age of 50 years, Alfred Jarvis married Miriam Evangeline Aberhart, daughter of Johann Heinrich Eberhardt and Harriet Eyles, in 1935.
• On 7 March 1967,his wife, Miriam Evangeline Aberhart died in Wellington, Lower Hutt, New Zealand, at age 74.
• Alfred Jarvis died on 8 April 1975 in New Zealand.
• Alfred was cremated on 9 April 1975 in Karori Crematorium.

Abel Friedricka Jasper

• Abel Friedricka Jasper was born circa 1855.
• Abel Friedricka Jasper married Johann Nicholas Detlef Wieden circa 1880.
• In 1904,her husband, Johann Nicholas Detlef Wieden died in Queensland.
• Abel Friedricka Jasper died in 1907 in Queensland.

Alice Ethel Jefferis

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Jeffery

Alice Ethel Jefferis 1876-1934, Daughter of James Eggar Jefferis and Jane Louisa Webb

• Alice Ethel Jefferis was also known as Ethel.
• She was born on 26 October 1876.
• She was the daughter of James Eggar Jefferis and Jane Louisa Webb.
• Alice Ethel Jefferis's birth was registered in the an unknown place , an unknown place Registration District in the December 1876 Quarter.
• At the time of the 3 April 1881 census, Alice Ethel Jefferis was living in the household of Jane Louisa Webb in Bell Street, Henly on Thames, Oxfordshire. Louisa is shown as a 34 year old widow, no occupation living with Percy aged 8, and Alice aged 4 and a servant Keziah Midgly aged 14.
  
  
• In a letter written around the time of her marriage, to Robert Percy in Australia on 18 February 1897, his sister Ethel Moorel (Alice Ethel Jefferis) refers to Harry (their brother Henry Samuel Eggar Jefferis) and says "When both my dear brothers are rich enough to come to England how gladly they will be welcomed."
  
• Her marriage, at 20 years and 7 months, to Leonard Charles Thomas Moore was registered in the June 1897 Quarter in Henley, Oxfordshire Registration District. Leonard was an architect.
  
• Alice Ethel Jefferis's and Leonard Charles Thomas Moore's first child Eileen was born 17 February 1900. She was mentally handicapped and her letters to her brother Robert Percy, Eileen's mother Alice Ethel expressed concern at her backwardness. Her mother's will of 1934 left provision for a trustee and guardian for Eileen.
  
• Alice Ethel Jefferis left a will in 1934. She left provison for a trustee and guardian for her diabled daughter Eileen Ethel and she left money to "my brother Henry Samuel Jefferis or his children."
  
• Alice Ethel Jefferis died on 27 September 1934 in Brentford Hospital, Middlesex, at age 57.
• She appeared on the census of 2 April, 1911.
  

Alice Mary Jefferis

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Jeffery

• Alice Mary Jefferis was born on 17 April 1861 in Alton.
• She was the daughter of Henry Sparshott Jefferis and Elizabeth Mary Monk.
• Alice Mary Jefferis was baptized on 15 May 1861 in Alton, Hampshire.
• She appeared on the census of 2 April 1871 in Dry Hill Park, Tunbridge. shown as a 9 year old living with her grandparents Robert and Sarah Monk.
  
• At the time of the 3 April 1881 census, Alice Mary Jefferis was living in the household of Elizabeth Mary Monk in 3 Alexanders Road, St Peters, Kent, England. Elizabeth is shown as a 53 year old widow born Tunbridge Kent, a retired fr? fancy business. She is living with her daughter Alice M Jefferis aged 19, born Alton and son Graham Jefferis aged 14 born Tunbridge, Kent, a drapers apprentice.
  
  
• Her marriage, at 23 years and 4 months, to Herbert Hooper was registered in the September 1884 Quarter in Hackney, London Registration District. Married 11 August 1884.
• Alice Mary Jefferis died on 5 January 1954 in Hertfordshire, England, at age 92.

Ann Jefferis

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Jeffery

• Ann Jefferis was born on 23 August 1793.
• She was the daughter of Thomas Jeffery Jefferis and Ann Kemp.
• Ann Jefferis was baptized on 27 September 1793 in Alton, Hampshire. Her brother Thomas Jeffery, a year older was baptised the same day.
  

Ann (Mary) Jefferis

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Jeffery

Taken in Bath in 1923. Ann Mary Garrett (93 years), her daughter Catherine (71 years) and grandson Percy Lewis Garrett and his wife Olive Mabel Maud Butler and their son Bernard Garrett.

• Ann (Mary) Jefferis was baptized on 16 April 1830 in Alton, Hampshire, England. She was baptised privately and received into the church on 30 April 1830.
• She was the daughter of Henry Jefferis and Ann Sparshott.
• At the time of the 7 June 1841 census, Ann (Mary) Jefferis was living in the household of Henry Jefferis and Ann Sparshott in Alton, Hampshire. The census showes Henry 40, Ann 30, Ann Mary 11, Henry Sparshott 8, Lewis 6 and Robert Kemp aged 4. All born in County.
  
  
• At the time of the 30 March 1851 census, Ann (Mary) Jefferis was living in the household of Henry Jefferis and Ann Sparshott in Lenton Street, Alton. Henry is shown as a 53 year old tanner employing 13 men born Alton and living with his wife Ann 45, born Lamberhurst, Anne M aged 21, Lewis 16, Robert K 14 all born Alton.
  
  
• Ann (Mary) Jefferis married Thomas Poynder Garrett, son of John Garrett and Catherine Webb, on 16 October 1851 in Alton, Hampshire, Ann's father is shown as Henry Jefferis. Witnesses are Sarah Jefferis (wife of James), John Jefferis, William and Mary Garrett.
  (From the Diary of William Terrell Gunner of Will Hall Alton - Mr and Mrs Garrett to the station hence they were off to the Continent; Garrett is studying at Cambridge for the Church, and he's married this day to our friend Mary Jefferies. I am sure I wish her every happiness and that she may fulfil the many duties of a clergyman's wife.")
  
• On 5 October 1852 Gunner wrote in his Diary - "Supped at Mr Hy Jefferis, my sisters had been taking tea there. Mrs G Garrett formerly Ma(r)y Jefferis is staying with her mother, her lit(t)le chil(d) (a girl) with her, and a very small one too, or I know nothing of such matters wh. is most likely the case. Mary is still very pretty, very lively, though a little sobered - ergo improved."
  
• On 19 June 1858,her husband, Thomas Poynder Garrett died in Manchester Lunatic Asylum, Lancashire, at age 31.
• At the time of the 7 April 1861 census, Ann (Mary) Jefferis was living in the household of Henry Jefferis and Ann Sparshott in Lenton Lower, Alton. Henry was shown as a 68 year old tanner born Alton and Ann a 57 year old born Lambrkent (Lamberhurst, Kent) Their daughter Ann Mary and her son Lewis were staying with them. A servant Eliza Whetstone aged 52 was also living in the house.
  
  
• At the time of the 3 April 1881 census, Ann (Mary) Jefferis was living in the household of Ann Sparshott in 19 Devonshire Road, Lambeth, Surry. Ann is shown as a 78 year old widow born Lamberhurst, Kent living with her widowed daughter Ann M Garrett aged 47, born Alton, Hampshire and her sons Gilbert H 26, born F(T)amworth, Stafford and Lewis P Garrett 24, born F(T)amworth, Stafford, both were mechanical engineers - also boarder Ralph Archbould 25, a mechanical engineer born in Islip, Northampton and Martha Goulding 21, servant born Hollybourne, Hampshire.
  
  
• Her death was recorded with the Bath Registration District in the March 1926 Quarter.

Anne Jefferis

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Jeffery, Descendants of Bernard Lockwood

• Anne Jefferis was born on 22 January 1873 in Bustard Bay, Port Curtis (Gladstone), Queensland. Robert Kemp's occupation is shown as a digger.
• She was the daughter of Robert Kemp Jefferis and Emily Ann Bright.
• Anne Jefferis was of the amonst the earliest members of the Salvation Army in Bunderberg, her name appearing on the First Roll of 1886-1889. faith.
  
• She witnessed the marriage of Edith Mary Jefferis and Sampson Henry Chambers on 13 May 1895; The marriage took place in the residence of Mrs Jefferis, Electra Street, Bundaberg and the ceremony was performed by the Wesleyan Methodist Minister, Howard Holme Nolan. Sampson is was a 28 year old farmer of Degilbo, Biggenden, born Bloxwich Staffordshire, father Sampson Chambers, coal mining manager, mother Jane Jones. Edith Mary was a 29 year old spinster born Ballarat, Victoria. Father Robert Kemp Jefferis, a draper, mother Emily Ann Bright. Witnesses to the marriage were Arthur and Ann Jefferis.
  
• Anne Jefferis and Emily Ann Bright appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1903 living at Crofton Street, Bundaberg. Emily carried out domestic duties and Anne was a store keeper. Son Arthur, a horse driver also lived with them as did Emily's grandaughter Bessie.
  
• Anne Jefferis and Emily Ann Bright appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1908 living at Crofton Street, Bundaberg. Emily was shown as carrying out domestic duties. Anne was a store keeper and Bessie who also lived with them also carried out domestic duties. Emily's son Arthur, a blacksmith lived in Braynan Street.
  
• In 1909 Anne Jefferis lived in Electra Street, Bundaberg.
• At the age of 37 years and 24 days, Anne Jefferis married Alfred Franklin Faulkner on 15 February 1910 in Queensland. There were no children.
• In 1921 Anne Jefferis lived in Alton, Burnett Heads, Queensland.
• In 1960,her husband, Alfred Franklin Faulkner died. At the time of Alf's death he was living at Vernon Point, Pialba.
  
• Anne Jefferis died on 14 July 1965 at age 92. At the time of her death Anne was living at Point Vernon, Pialba.
• Anne was buried in Location: D16A Grave Number: P3774, Bundaberg Cemetery, Queensland. She was buried with her husband Alf who had died 5 years before.
  The headstone reads:
  In Loving memory of my late husband Alfred Franklin Faulkner Died oct 29, 1960 - aged 90 years
  Also his beloved wife Annie Died July 14, 1965, aged 92 years.
  

Arthur Jefferis

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Jeffery, Descendants of Bernard Lockwood

Sergeant Arthur Jefferis, at the Great Pyramid Egypt, WWII.

• Arthur Jefferis was born on 26 January 1878 in Rockhampton, Queensland.
• He was the son of Robert Kemp Jefferis and Emily Ann Bright.
• Arthur Jefferis witnessed the marriage of Edith Mary Jefferis and Sampson Henry Chambers on 13 May 1895; The marriage took place in the residence of Mrs Jefferis, Electra Street, Bundaberg and the ceremony was performed by the Wesleyan Methodist Minister, Howard Holme Nolan. Sampson is was a 28 year old farmer of Degilbo, Biggenden, born Bloxwich Staffordshire, father Sampson Chambers, coal mining manager, mother Jane Jones. Edith Mary was a 29 year old spinster born Ballarat, Victoria. Father Robert Kemp Jefferis, a draper, mother Emily Ann Bright. Witnesses to the marriage were Arthur and Ann Jefferis.
  
• Arthur Jefferis appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1903 living at Crofton Street, Bundaberg. He was a horse driver and lived with his mother Emily and sister Anne.
  
• He appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1908 living at Branyan Street, Bundaberg. His occupation was given as a blacksmith. His mother Emily and sister Anne lived in Crofton Street with his niece Bessie.
  
• Heenlisted in the Australian Imperial Forces, service number 348, on 26 October 1914 in Bundaberg. He gave his next of kin as his mother Mrs E A Jefferis and stated he was 36 years 10 months old. He was a shoeing smith and had been an apprentice blacksmith for three years in Bundaberg. He was 5' 81/2" tall, weighted 165 lbs with dark complexion, brown hair and black hair. He was of the COE faith. He joined the 5th Light Horse. He was transferred to the 2nd Lighthorse as a Sergeant on 31 July 1916. He servied in Gallipoli and Egypt. He was discharge in Brisbane on 30 August 1918. Arthur's service record was mistakenly stamped as KIilled in Action. His file was also confused with that of Arthur Tarlton Jefferis making it difficult for Arthur to receive his Victory Medal.
  
• He and Emily Ann Bright appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1919 and 1921 living at Electra Street, Bundaberg. Arthur was a blacksmith. Bessie Jefferis also lived with them.
  
• On 14 February 1921 Arthur's mother died. Her obituary states Arthur was living in Fairymead Road at the time.
• On 6 April 1921 Arthur's house was demolished by a cyclone. Both he and his niece Bessie were in the house at the time. An account of the storm was published in the Queenslander Newspaper on 16 April. It read:-
  
  "BUNDABERG, April 6.
  A cyclonic storm raged throughout the Bundaberg district during the night, and between 3 and 6 o'clock this morning the wind, which has commenced blowing from the south east and gradually veered to the north-east, reached hurricane force. Numerous houses were stripped of roofs and sheets of iron were blown about like sheets of paper. The Federal Hotel, two boarding houses, and the Central Boys' School were practically stripped of their roofs, and several plate glass windows in shops in the main street were smashed. At North Bundaberg a house situated on a high block occupied by Mr. A. Jefferis was blown down owing to the collapse of the posts supporting the building. Three sulkies under the house were smashed, Jefferis had just put his head out of the doorway to look at the windmill, when the tank burst, and the volume of water washed him downstairs. By the time he regained his feet the house had collapsed. Miss Jefferis, who was inside, fortunately escaped uninjured. A girl who was riding a bicycle was blown off it, and was somewhat severely injured about the head and body. Sheds and fences were blown down in all directions. Fortunately the damage to the sugar cane near Bundaberg was only slight. The old cane was, twisted about to some extent by the force of the gale, and some of the younger cane was uprooted, but the benefit from the rain will outweigh the damage by the wind. Other crops, however, and the banana plantations particularly, suffered considerable damage. During the storm upwards of 8 in. of rain was registered, and the river rose to within a foot of the top of the wall. "
  NOTE: This was the house in Fairymead Road.
• At the age of 45 years, Arthur Jefferis married Mary Maud Breacher, daughter of Thomas Breacher and Mary Williams, in 1924 in Queensland. There were no children from this marriage.
• Arthur Jefferis appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1925 living at Electra Street, Bundaberg. Arthur was a blacksmith. By this time he had married but his wife may not have change her address with the Electrol Commission. Bessie carried out home duties.
  
• He and Mary Maud Breacher appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1928 living at Electra Street, Bundaberg. Mary was shown as a nurse and Arthur a blacksmith. Bessie was also living with them.
• Arthur Jefferis and Mary Maud Breacher appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1930 and 1934 living at Electra Street, Bundaberg. Arthur was shown as living in Electra Street while Mary Maud's address was Fairymead Road. Either he hadn't changed his address, or they had separated.
  
• Arthur Jefferis and Mary Maud Breacher appeared on the Electoral Roll between 1937 and 1943 living at Fairymead Road, Bundaberg. Arthur's occupation was shown as blacksmith and Mary Maud's as home duties. They appeared to have moved back to the house in Failymead Road.
  
• Arthur Jefferis died on 29 June 1944 in Fairymead Road, Bundaberg, Queensland, at age 66.
• Arthur was buried in Grave A2 P809, Bundaberg Cemetery, Queensland. Arthur's mother Emily is also buried at that site.
  

Arthur Douglas Eggar Jefferis

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Jeffery

• Arthur Douglas Eggar Jefferis was born on 1 January 1905 in 13 Lennox Street, Kimberley, South Africa.
• He was the son of Robert Percy Jefferis and Caroline Jones.
• Arthur Douglas Eggar Jefferis was baptized on 5 February 1905. One of the sponsors was his maternal uncle, Alfred Jones.
  
• Some time after Arthur's birth, his mother left Robert Percy in South Africa and travelled with the two children to England, according to family hearsay, for her or Ivy's health. In England the family stayed with Robert Percy's family. Caroline remained in contact with Percy and returned to South Africa with the children for a while until 1914. On their return both Ivy and her mother worked in munitions factories.
  
• At the age of 26 years, 5 months and 24 days, Arthur Douglas Eggar Jefferis married Winnifred Phylis Lee on 25 June 1931. The marriage was registered in the Brentford District in the June 1931 Quarter. She was 19 years old and living at 152 Valetta Road in Acton. Arthur was living at 99 Speldhurst Road in Bedford Park and was a radio and motor engineer.
  
• Arthur Douglas Eggar Jefferis enlisted in the Military on 3 June 1942. He had a heart murmer which prevented him from going into service but he served in the home guard until 31 December 1944. He worked as a tool room fitter and turner for His Magesty's Underwater Weapons Launching Establishment in Bournemouth (West Howe) from 16 April1942 until 8 Sep 1945.
  
• He was ill with diverticulitis and also suffered from a twisted bowel which required a colostomy. He had suffered from disgestive problems for a long time and was a vegetarian. He wrote to his mother from Canada to say his "indigestion is not cured yet quite. I really live on milk here. We take 3/4 gallon a day every day. In spite of fairly hard work have put on weight."
• He and Winnifred Phylis Lee immigrated to Canada on 23 January 1948. They flew via Trans-Canada Airlines since it had the shortest waiting list and Ian was sick with pneumonia. Arthur was listed as a fitter and turner on his passport.
  
• Arthur Douglas Eggar Jefferis and Winnifred Phylis Lee lived in 53 Delmar Avenue, Toronto. They rented a bungalow with the land lord occupying a bedroom and a kitchen. The bungalow was three miles from Islington on the Humber River. Arthur's first job was only a few minutes walk from his home at Dayton Rubber Company as a maintenance mechanic at $1 per hour.
  
• In 1967 he was real estate agent for Roy Burton Real Estate.
  
• ArthurJefferis and his son-in-law Edward O'Brien formed Auto-By-Auction at 163 Yrok Street, Toronto (Auto and General Austioneers, Valuators). Arthur also worked for Acme at the time.
  
• Arthur Douglas Eggar Jefferis died on 10 February 1973 at age 68. He died of emphysema from smoking.

Bessie Jefferis

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Jeffery, Descendants of Bernard Lockwood

Bessie Jefferis about 9 years old c 1891

• Bessie Jefferis was born on 4 March 1882 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of Edith Mary Jefferis.
• Bessie Jefferis appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1903 living at Crofton Street, Bundaberg. She lived with her grandmother Emily, and aunt and uncle Annie and Arthur, a horse driver.
  
• She appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1908 living at Crofton Street, Bundaberg. She was living with her aunt Anne, a store keeper and her grandmother Emily. Both Emily and Bessie carried out home duties. Arthur lived in Branyan Street and worked as a blacksmith.
  
• She appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1919 living at Electra Street, Bundaberg. She carried out domestic duties and lived with her grandmother Emily and uncle Arthur.
  
• On 6 April 1921 Arthur's house was demolished by a cyclone. Both he and his niece Bessie were in the house at the time. An account of the storm was published in the Queenslander Newspaper on 16 April. It read:-
  
  "BUNDABERG, April 6.
  A cyclonic storm raged throughout the Bundaberg district during the night, and between 3 and 6 o'clock this morning the wind, which has commenced blowing from the south east and gradually veered to the north-east, reached hurricane force. Numerous houses were stripped of roofs and sheets of iron were blown about like sheets of paper. The Federal Hotel, two boarding houses, and the Central Boys' School were practically stripped of their roofs, and several plate glass windows in shops in the main street were smashed. At North Bundaberg a house situated on a high block occupied by Mr. A. Jefferis was blown down owing to the collapse of the posts supporting the building. Three sulkies under the house were smashed, Jefferis had just put his head out of the doorway to look at the windmill, when the tank burst, and the volume of water washed him downstairs. By the time he regained his feet the house had collapsed. Miss Jefferis, who was inside, fortunately escaped uninjured. A girl who was riding a bicycle was blown off it, and was somewhat severely injured about the head and body. Sheds and fences were blown down in all directions. Fortunately the damage to the sugar cane near Bundaberg was only slight. The old cane was, twisted about to some extent by the force of the gale, and some of the younger cane was uprooted, but the benefit from the rain will outweigh the damage by the wind. Other crops, however, and the banana plantations particularly, suffered considerable damage. During the storm upwards of 8 in. of rain was registered, and the river rose to within a foot of the top of the wall. "
  NOTE: This was the house in Fairymead Road.
• She appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1928 living at Electra Street, Bundaberg. Bessie carried out home duties. She lived with her uncle Arthur and his wife.
  
• She appeared on the Electoral Roll in 1937 living at Crofton Street, Bundaberg. Her occupation was shown as 'attendant.'
• Bessie Jefferis died on 22 December 1942 in Biggenden, Queensland, at age 60.
• Bessie was buried in Degilbo, Queensland.
  

  Gravestone of Robert Kemp Jeffeis and his granddaughter Bessie Jefferis - Degilbo Cemetery

Catherine Jefferis

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Jeffery

• Catherine Jefferis was born on 17 November 1907 in Queensland.
• She was the daughter of Henry Samuel Eggar Jefferis and Catherine Prior.

Cecil Martin Jefferis

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Jeffery

• Cecil Martin Jefferis was born in June 1912 in Lambeth.
• He was the son of Lilian Arrenberg Jefferis.

Charles Jefferis

• Charts: Descendants of Thomas Jeffery

• Charles Jefferis was born on 4 October 1802.
• He was the son of Thomas Jeffery Jefferis and Ann Kemp.
• Charles Jefferis was baptized on 10 November 1802 in Alton, Hampshire.
• In 1828 he was listed in the Pigott Directory as a linen draper in High Street.