• my ancestors and Australia
• my ancestors and ancestors of William and Rachel BRILL
• Hutchesson family
• descendants of John Ogle and Rosanna Hughes
• Possible Gleyre relatives from Chevilly, Switzerland
• descendants of Captain John Brabyn (1758-1835) via Glare branch - family tree diagram

James Glare was born  14th Feb. 1803 in Middlesex, England to parents Abram Joseph GLARE (1755-) and Arabella DAVIES (1763-) who married on 25th April 1786. He had older siblings John, Mary Ann and possibly William.

Abraham Joseph GLARE / GLEYRE (1755-) was born in the tiny rural village of Chevilly in Switzerland where most of the GLEYRE family seem to have originated. His father was Pierre Joseph GLEYRE (1711 - 1770), and his grandfather was Jean Abraham GLEYRE (1675–). There seems to be debate on who Jean Abraham GLEYRE's (1675–) parents were but nevertheless, he would certainly have had the same ancestors as the famous painter Marc Charles Gabriel Gleyre(1806–1874) who was also born in Chevilly and taught Monet, Renoir, Sisley and others after he moved to Lyon with his uncle. See Possible Gleyre relatives from Chevilly, Switzerland for more details on the Swiss connections.

In 1820, James GLARE was convicted of theft of a 5 pound note, and transported to Tasmania, Australia on the “Lady Ridley” at that time it was recorded he was a servant, 5'3.5“ tall, mid-brown hair and brown eyes. James married Eliza Sophia Mills (1814-1860): in 1830.  He received a conditional pardon 1836 and by 1840 he owned land in Brisbane St, Launceston, Tasmania. James was granted a full pardon in 1846. In 1846 James took his family including Eliza, 6 children and Eliza's mother to Belfast / Port Fairy where they settled on a farm and bore another 4 children. James became a farmer, carrier and bridge builder - a stone bridge he built on the Princes Highway near Port Fairy still stands but has been bypassed.

It seems his daughter Eliza Ogle (nee Glare) recounted a story that James, “along with a party of men, were exploring the bush one day came upon a place where aboriginal tribes had fought. Several dead bodies were lying about, and between two logs they found a male aboriginal boy alive. He was handed over to Mr James Glare, who reared and educated him, and had him christened in the Church of England. He lived with the family for 30 years, being known as George Glare. Subsequently George died at the Framlingham Mission station.”

James Glare was of a benevolent nature and built a school and home for travelers, which he carried on at his own expense.

His remains were interred in Port Fairy but in an unmarked grave. 

Their eldest child, John Glare (1831-1910) is my great, great, grandfather who married Frances Anne LOWE, my great, great, grandmother, in 1850. They apparently met in Tasmania, and Frances Anne followed him after he came to Port Fairy in 1846. Frances Anne had 15 children and was the district's coucherer.

Their eldest daughter, Eliza Glare married a son of a convict who had been transported to Tasmania and then moved to Port Fairy in early 1850's - perhaps the two convicts knew each other in Tasmania?

James GLARE's conviction for allegedly stealing 5 pounds in England.

Port Arthur convict settlement 1838

- only the worst were sent there - not James GLARE

Glare's Bridge - a stone bridge built by James GLARE which still stands today in Rosebrook near Port Fairy near the Princes Highway. He probably had lots of practice in the penal settlement in Tasmania!

• Capt John Wishart mapped this part of the coast after entering the bay in 1810 in his boat The Fairy
• The Mills brothers using the map from Capt Wishart, established temporary settlements in Port Fairy in 1826 as bases for their sailing and sealing activities
• other settlers came in 1827 including the ill-fated Sonny Dixon and his wife Matilda Dixon nee Schultz who was to become the centre of the sad legend of the Tooth Fairy which was to form the basis of the movie Darkness Falls
• The Henty brothers established a whaling station in nearby Portland in 1835 and directed much of the whaling activity along the south coast
• John Griffiths established a whaling station in 1835 and a store was opened in 1839.
• In 1843, James Atkinson, a Sydney solicitor, purchased land in the town by special survey. He drained the swamps, subdivided and leased the land, and built a harbour on the Moyne River. He renamed the town 'Belfast' after his hometown in Northern Ireland.
• The Post Office opened on 1 July 1843 as “Port Fairy” but was renamed “Belfast” on 1 January 1854 before reverting to the original name 20 July 1887.

• my great, great grandfather
• m. Frances Ann LOWE on 14/2/1850
• 15 children

• m. James George CUBIS (1847-1904) in 1870
• Emily CUBIS (1872-1945)
  • m. John COXON in 1899
  • Annie Emiline COXON (1900-1967)
    • m. MILLER
• Mary CUBIS (1875-1956)
  • m. William Henry LOOKER (1870-1925) in 1896
  • Mary Alice Isabella LOOKER (1896-1919)
  • Florence Amy LOOKER (1900-1981)
    • m. Frances PREECE (1890-1947) in 1927
  • Emily Victoria LOOKER (1902)
  • Elsie May LOOKER (1904-)
    • m. John Alfred STILLMAN in 1925
    • m. William Keith FISHER in 1927
  • Muriel Blanch LOOKER (1906-)
  • William George LOOKER (1910-)
• James George CUBIS (1878-1958)
  • m. Mary Elizabeth IMPEY (1878-1929) in 1901
• Richard George CUBIS (1902-1959)
• Stella Mary Grace CUBIS (1909-1909)
• Elsie Marie Emily CUBIS (1913-)
  • m. Phillip John MARKS in 1936
• Eva Alma Evalena CUBIS (1915-1961)
  • m. LEECH
• Annie Cathcart CUBIS (1920-)
• Charles Coban CUBIS (1883-1956)
  • m. Catherine RAFTERY (1881-1965) in 1907
• Edna Mary CUBIS (1908-)
  • m. Russell HALE in 1934

• m. Joseph CAIN (1849-) in 1871
• Joseph George CAIN (1873-1944/1876??)
• Thomas John CAIN (1875-1933/1947??)
  • m. Sarah KENNA (1884-1973) in 1905
  • Beryl Florence CAIN (1906-1976)
    • m. George Harry TUCKER in 1934
  • Frances Thelma CAIN (1908-1980)
    • m. Leslie Charles FRITH in 1932
  • Raymond Thomas CAIN (1911-1977)
    • m. Marjorie Jean THOMAS in 1941
• Charles Frederick CAIN (1878-1922)
• Amelia (Millie) CAIN (1881-1974)
  • m. John BLACK in 1912 - presumably this is John James BLACK (1884-1953) of Condah who worked as a sheep farmer, and son of James McAuley Black and Ellenora (nee Biggin) see 25th wedding anniversary 1907 of his parents.
• Joseph CAIN (1884-1936)
  • m. Mary Winifred Hannah BLACKWOOD (1886-1964) in 1910
  • Leila Winifred CAIN (1911-)
    • m. Alan Murray GRANT in 1939
  • Melville Ronald CAIN (1913-)
    • m. Ethel TRELOAR in 1941
• Amy CAIN (1888-1975)
  • m. John RUNDELL in 1929
• Frances Pearl CAIN (1897-1898)

• m. George I CAIN (1854-) in 1879
• George CAIN (1880)
• James George CAIN (1880)
• Samuel (Daniel) (1884-)
• George CAIN (1886-1934)
• Frances May CAIN (1886-)
  • m. Malachi Michael LYNCH in 1922
• Mary Amelia CAIN (1890-1936)

• m. Thomas CAIN (1854-) in 1877
• Joseph George CAIN (1877-1944)
  • m. Sarah Caroline WELLNER in 1913
• Francis CAIN (1880-1933)
  • m. Daisy DODEMIADE (1901-1953) in 1921
  • Francis CAIN (1921-1921)
• Alice CAIN (1883-1954)
  • m. Alex John GRAY in 1908
  • William Francis George GRAY (1909-1929)
  • John Keith GRAY (1910-1990) of Condah
  • Eileen Mary GRAY (1914-) living in Geelong
  • Leslie Murray GRAY (1920-1971) died in Condah
• Mary CAIN (1886-1887)

• m. Alice TAYLOR (1870-) from Portland in 1891 see here for Taylor genealogy
• Lawrence Edgar GLARE (1880-1973)
  • m. Ellen Jane HORAN in 1912
  • Phyllis Irene GLARE (1913-)
  • Leslie Mervyn GLARE (1918-1985)
• Ethel Martha Mary GLARE (1892-1976)
  • m. Robert Henry ROBERTSON (1883-1951) in 1914
  • Alice Irene May ROBERTSON (1915-)
  • Robert Leslie James ROBERTSON (1924-1974)
  • Mervyn Henry George ROBERTSON (1928-1975)
• Alice Miriam Geralda GLARE (1894-1984)
  • m. George Alexander PETERS (1884-1962) in 1913
  • Alice Ethel PETERS (1913-)
  • Gladys Miriam PETERS (1915-1961)
    • m. HARRIS Stella Kathleen PETERS (1917-)
• James George Hedley GLARE (1897-1977)
  • m. Vida Myrtle Irene MOYSEY in 1932
  • Leslie Charles Russell GLARE (1901-1965) 
    • m. Daisy May MILTON (1907-1980) in 1934

• born at Woodbine, Belfast (now Port Fairy) in 1861
• following the death of his wife Charlie Glare lived and worked mainly in the Condah and Wallacedale districts with his brother Frederick Henry. After the loss of his son, Joe in 1921 he went to Warracknabeal with his brother, Jim Glare to work on the construction of irrigation channels. He died at Warracknabeal on 30th June 1937.
• m. Frances Mary WALLIS (1867-1895) of Koroite, Coleraine, (daughter of Joseph Bell Wallis and Ellen Hern) in 1890 at Redruth (now Wannon). Frances died of bronchitis at Hilgay station near Coleraine (where her husband was employed as a boundary rider) on 13th October 1895 and she was buried in the Hamilton cemetery.
• “their four children were raised by Granny Ellen Wallis at Sunny Banks, Condah until 1906 when they returned to Wannon. Two of the children died young and unmarried. The youngest died as an infant. One disappeared, is reputed to have joined a travelling circus and was never heard from again”
• Joseph Bell GLARE (1890-1921)
  • worked as a farm labourer, mainly in the Condah and Wallacedale districts, and for a time with his uncle, Jim Wallis on his farm at Korumburra. He died of cancer in Melbourne and was buried at the Hamilton cemetery on 17th September 1921
• Charles Wallis “Poss” GLARE (1891-) joined a travelling circus as a young man and left the district and was rumoured to have gone to America
• John William “Jack” GLARE (1893-1919)
  • worked at Wallacedale and Wannon as a farm labourer. He contracted influenza during the post-World War I epidemic and died. He was buried at the Hamilton cemetery on 23rd June 1919.
• James William GLARE (1895)

• m. Laura Alice DEATH (1869-) in 1896
• Bertie GLARE (1894-1968) d. Hopetoun 
  • m. Reine McDONALD
• Robert George GLARE (1897-1978) d. Horsham 
  • m. Sheila ANDERSON
• Alice Dot GLARE (1899-?) 
  • m. Oscar John PRICE
• Olly GLARE (1901-?)  
  • m. James Gordon PRESSER
• John GLARE (1903-63) d. Cobram
• May GLARE (1905-?)
• Frederick George GLARE (1908-68) d. Hopetoun 
  • m. Frieda Esther FERGUSON
• Frances Amelia GLARE (1910-?)  
  • m. Thomas James “Jim” POWER
• Flor Myrtle GLARE (1912-?)  
  • m. Lewis BRYSON

• m. Mary Jane MEWBURN (1869-1897) d. Hopetoun
• Charles Frederick GLARE (1898-1977)
  • m. Wmina FULLGRAVE (1890-1964) in 1921

• m. George BEAVIS (1863-1950) in 1890
• Peter BEAVIS 
• Frederick Vincent BEAVIS (1892-1959)
• Charlotte Marion “sis” BEAVIS (1893-1965)
  • m. William George COWLAND (1890-1955)
  • George Henry COWLAND (1919-1919)
• Marion “muff” BEAVIS (1893-)
• Edward Alfred BEAVIS (1894-1976)
  • m. Mary Elizabeth SCHULZ in 1906
• George Clarence BEAVIS (1894-1959)
  • m. Harriett Mat PEVITT (1898-1989) in 1920
• Francis Audley BEAVIS (1896-1966)
  • m. Flor Myrtle BEAVIS (1898-1984) in 1924
• Harold Ralph “Snowy” BEAVIS (1898-1989)
  • m. Maud MURRAY (1894-1982) of Walhalla in 1928
• Cecil Trevor BEAVIS (1901-1984)
  • m. Sylvia Irene PEVITT (1903-1973) in 1924
  • Dorothy May BEAVIS (1925-1958)
• Pearly Florence Melba BEAVIS (1902-1967)
  • m. Albert Jesse MALSEED (1904-1958) in 1939
• Thomas Walter BEAVIS (1904-1971) of Heywood
  • m. Doris Rachael EVERETT (1907-) in 1939
• Francis Phoebe BEAVIS (1907-1957) of Heywood
  • m. Syril/Cyril Augustine TRELOAR (1905-c1990) of Condah, married in 1928 descendents include the TRELOARS who have a rose growing business near Portland. a TRELOAR also married a BLACKWOOD  

• my great grandfather buried Branxholme
• lived in Wallacedale as a farmer in 1914 with his family
• saved the lives of the Antonio CALSAFERRI family when a bushfire threatened their farm in nearby Hotspur and Fred rescued them from their dam where they had taken refuge
• m. Susan Alicia STAFFORD in 1891 buried Branxholme 22/6/42
• John Henry GLARE (1891-1966)  (my grandfather)
  • m. May Jessie HUTCHESSON in 1919 (wedding photo) see family photo c 1942
  • lived in Wallacedale as a labourer in 1914 with his family
  • in 1915 he was listed as being a labourer in Bonnie Doon
  • in 1917 he was listed as being a labourer in Meredith, Corio and also in Linga
  • lived in Linga, Ouyen with his wife in 1919 (also in Linga then were his brothers Lawson, farmer, and Vernon, labourer)
  • in 1919, he and his had also stayed in Mildura at G. Wittman's house, San Mateo Ave
  • in 1921, 1924, 1931, 1936 lived with his wife in Wallacedale Nth (also in Wallacedale then were his parents, his brother Cecil, and his great uncle Charles Frederick (only in 1921,1924, not 1931/1936), in 1931 there was also his brother Albert and his wife, and Cecil's wife, and 1936 his brother Ralph )
  • in 1942 he lived with his wife and Alice May in Condah (his father and brother Ralph were still in Wallacedale Nth)
  • in 1954, he and his wife and children were living in 81 Hurd St Portland (his father and brother Ralph were now in Portland Rd, Heywood)
• Frederick George GLARE (1893-1971)
  • m. Ruby Ellen Rebecca LIGHTBODY (1892-1960) in 1922
  • Kevin Stanley GLARE
• Lawson Evered GLARE (1894-1961)
  • m. Janet Irene GOUGH (1888-1974) in 1924
  • Ronald Henry GLARE (1925-)
    • m. Helen BROWN
• Cecil William GLARE (1896-1968) buried Heywood
  • m. Esther Lovena DYSON (1898-1978) in 1924
  • in 1949, Cecil and Esther were living in Best St Heywood
  • June GLARE 
  • Colin GLARE 
  • Jill GLARE 
  • Rae GLARE 
• Vernon Stafford GLARE (1898-1988)
  • m. Daisy Adeline WITNEY in 1925
• George GLARE (1900)
• Albert Reginald GLARE (1901-1981)
  • m. Ella Gertrude STORER (1903-1977) in 1922
  • lived in Portland Rd Hamilton in 1937 as a contractor
  • Neville Albert GLARE (1923-1943) d. Papua New Guinea WWII
  • Desmond Hamilton GLARE (1924-1924)
  • Patricia Joan GLARE (1930-1933)
  • Alberta Getrude GLARE (1940-1940)
  • 5 living
• Wesley Wallace GLARE (1904-1997) left home at 18 and was a boxer, champion ballroom dancer
  • m. Louisa Mary Ellen WRIGHT in 1936
  • lived in 3 Garton St Hamilton in 1937
  • lived in 93 Church St then 793 Hampton St Brighton as a labourer
• Lester Ronald GLARE (1905-1983) b. Branxholme; d. Caulfield, Vic. buried Hawkesdale cemetery;
  • in 1928-1934, he was a school teacher in Janiember East, Vic. (NW of Bendigo)
  • in 1931 lived in Mitiamo, Echuca
  • in 1936 he lived in 8 Imperial Ave, Caulfield
  • schoolteacher and inventor of vibrating tools for treatment of arthritis
  • served in WWII 1939-1948 (VX70648) 2-3 Dock Operating Company in New Guinea
  • m. Marion Jane ADAMS (1900-1976) in 1952 b. Pokesdown, Hampshire,England; Boutique owner;
    • m. James Bassett Johnson (1893-1964) in 1920 in Eng
    • Barbara Joan Esme Johnson(1922–2019) b. Calgary Canada
    • William James Allan Johnson(1927–2000) b. Inglewood, Vic
    • 1 other
    • in 1936 Marion lived in Caulfield
    • divorced c1950
  • no children
• Francis Ralph GLARE (1905-06)
• Ralph Hamilton GLARE (1912-1996)
  • m. Beryl Alexandrina McEachern (1913–1940) in 1936 in Moorak, Sth Aust, b. Moorak d. Hamilton Vic, buried Branxholme
  • m. Ethel Gladys Bartlett (1922–2008) in 1943 in Hamilton
  • was living in Portland Rd Heywood in 1949 as a contractor
  • in 1977 was living in Perth WA

• m. Ellen Jane KELLY (1888-) in 1911
• Joseph William GLARE (1912-)
  • m. Jessica BIDDULF in 1946
• Henry Francis GLARE (1914-1992)
  • m. Mary Kathleen ALLEN (1911-1968) in 1940 in Bendigo
  • living male
  • Brian James GLARE (1945-2004)
    • m. Linda POLLARD in 1968
    • m. Rhonda WATSON in 1981
  • living male
  • living male
  • Loretta Mary GLARE (1948-1997)
    • m. Barry GREENWOOD in 1970
    • m. Sam SPEZZA in 1981
    • living female
• Veronica Mary GLARE (1916-2001)
  • m. Thomas KELLY in 1950
• Lorraine GLARE (1918 stillborn)
• Sheila Marion GLARE (1920-)
  • m. Arthur WILLIAMS
  • m. Leslie WILLIAMS
• Moira GLARE (1922-)
  • m. Albert JENKINS in 1955
• Edward James “Jim” GLARE (1923-)
  • m. Phyllis Ivy TAYLOR in 1953
• John Pascale Baylor GLARE (1928-2001)
  • m. Elizabeth DEER in 1950

• m. Betsy Tabitha ENGLAND (1875-) in 1906
• Edward Mark GLARE (1906-1983)
• Ernest Gordon GLARE (1909-1989)

• nb. photos at bottom of this page
• m. Lawson REID (1870-1938) in 1904
• Emily and Lawson are buried at the Drumborg/Heywood Cemetery
• William George REID
  • m. Yvonne Daphne HORE
• Howard Austin REID (1906-1979)
• Alice May REID (1907-1991)
  • m. Philip Mervyn HORE (1906 – 1985)

• Eliza resided with her uncle, Capt. Mills for some years, and could recount reminiscences of many wrecks, including the Sarah Louis, about 1848, the Dundee, and Benjamin Elkin, in the winter of '54.
• m. Joseph OGLE (1834-1893) on 28/12/1853 son of John OGLE (1802-) of Felton, Northumberland, and Rosanna HUGHES brother of Jane OGLE have moved descendants to the Ogle family
  • Eliza and Joseph OGLE settled on the Woodford road side of Tower Hill in c1850, when very little land in this part had been cleared or cultivated - the place where Koroit now stands was a primeval forest, and she has seen the gradual, transformation to the present thriving town.
  • The lack of a water supply proved a great drawback, and for about three years a trip to the Yangery creek in a bullock cart was the only means of obtaining this necessity. Housewives used to do the weekly washing at Tower Hill lake, the drying process also being completed before clothes were taken home again.
  • Good water was eventually obtained ou most of the farms by sinking wells.
  • Joseph OGLE occupied several public positions in Koroit, having been a municipal councillor for some years, and Mayor, of the Borough
  • Eliza was buried at Tower Hill cemetery ¹⁾

• d. Winslow Rego no 3458
• m. Roderick CAMPBELL (1836-1914) in 1861 d. Winslow Rego 12140
• Flora Olivia CAMPBELL (1861-1956) d. Hawthorn
  • m. John O'NEILL in 1891
  • John Roderick O'NEILL (1892-)
    • m. Irene Mary GLEESON (1898-1974) in 1932
  • Flora Irene O'NEILL (1894-1972)
    • m. Charles Henry LENZ (1894-1972) in 1919 
  • Beryl Elsie O'NEILL (1895-)
  • Freda Mary O'NEILL (1897-1963)
  • Francis Asker O'NEILL (1899-1964)
  • Clifford Victor O'NEILL (1900-1965)
    • m. Irene Myrtle HOOKE in 1942
• Eliza Sophia CAMPBELL (1864-?)
• Catherine Isabel CAMPBELL (1865-?)
• William Neil CAMPBELL (1868-?)
  • m. Margaret Jane CONN (1870-1908) in 1901
• Olive Eva CAMPBELL (1870-?)
  • m. George HAIN (1862-1912) in 1890
  • Charles William HAIN (1891-1971)
    • m. Christine Flora JOHNSTON in 1925
  • George Frederick HAIN (1894-1984)
    • m. Selina May TERRETT (1895-1985) in 1920
  • James Eric HAIN (1898-1967)
  • Jack Campbell HAIN (1900-1970)
    • m. Ethel May STEVENS in 1925
  • Harold Roderick HAIN (1903-1971)
    • m. Ruby JOHNSTON in 1925
  • Maud Ivy Jean HAIN (1906-2000)
    • m. Norman James WORLAND (1903-1972) in 1930
• James Angus CAMPBELL (1873-?)
• Roderick Charles CAMPBELL (1876-1947)
  • m. Grace LINDSAY (1881-1955) in 1906
  • Stewart Lindsay CAMPBELL (1908-1974)
  • Grace Elizabeth CAMPBELL (1913-)

• m. Jens HEDEGORD (1833-) in 1860
• m. Henry ASKE (1830-) in 1882

• lost in the bush

• m. Charles Frederick II MILLS (1840-1883) on 21/4/1863 (? a cousin of Jane's)
• Constance May MILLS (1864-?)
  • m. John Ernest GERLOFF in 1889
  • Theresa Hilary GERLOFF (1891-1897)
  • Doris Alveria GERLOFF (1892-)
  • Constance Muriel GERLOFF (1895-1980)
  • Jack Brabyn GERLOFF (1898-)
  • Charles Frederick GERLOFF (1901-)
  • Charles Frederick GERLOFF II
  • Dulcie GERLOFF (1902-)
• Clara Jane MILLS (1865-?)
  • m. John WILKINSON (1861-) in 1888
  • John WILKINSON
  • Minnie Elaine WILKINSON
  • Joseph WILKINSON 
  • Charles WILKINSON 
  • Frederick WILKINSON 
  • Marjorie Clare WILKINSON (1897-)
  • Barbara WILKINSON (1903-)
• Charles Piermont MILLS (1867-1951)
  • m. Mary LITTLE
  • Stewart MILLS (1898-1901)
  • Charles Frederick MILLS (1900-1901)
  • Charles Edwin MILLS (1902-)
• John Brabyn IV MILLS (1869-1928)
  • m. Emily Mary Ann MARTIN (1882-) in 1905
  • Ivy MILLS (1899)
  • Henry Edward MILLS (1904-1985)
    • m. Jean Penelope MCKINNON in 1929
  • Louis MILLS (1906-1969)
  • John Brabyn MILLS (1907)
  • Stanley Roy MILLS (1908-1978)
    • m. Harriet Esther WILCOX Margaret MILLs (1940-)
  • Lillian May MILLS (1909-1926)
  • Constance Muriel MILLS (1912-1978)
    • m. Francis REED
  • Charles Frederick MILLS (1913-1999)
    • m. Dorothy Gladys LAWRENCE in 1936
    • Charles Douglas MILLS
      • m. Valerie Mae
      • Mark Andrew Mills
      • lived in Sunshine
    • Shirley Dawn MILLS
  • Dorothy Jean MILLS (1915-)
  • James Edwin MILLS (1916-1987)
    • m. Rita Belle ANDREWS in 1946
  • Dulcie Beryl MILLS (1917-)
    • m. James Duncan MATHESON in 1936
  • Rita Margarite MILLS (1919-1996)
    • m. Clarence KRAKE in 1937
    • m. Alfred Reginald LAMBERT in 1947
  • Emily Ray MILLS (1920-)
    • m. Richard GORING in 1938
  • Kathleen Veronica MILLS (1924-1995)
    • m. Bertram Arthur LAMBERT in 1945 
• Minnie Louisa MILLS (1871-?)
• Flor Annie MILLS (1873-?)
  • m. Edwin Henry MORROW
  • m. George MORROW
• Bertha Theresa MILLS (1875-1877)
• Olivia Maud MILLS (1877-?)
  • m. George GROSE 
  • George Lauchlin GROSE 
  • Muriel May GROSE 
  • Madge Hazel GROSE (1901-)
  • William Frederick GROSE (1907-)
• James Edwin Ambrose MILLS (1879-1922)
  • m. Rosalie Maud GERMAIN (1897-)
  • John Brabyn “Jack” MILLS 
  • Richard MILLS 
  • Norah Jane MILLS (1919-1946)
• Eliza Fredrica MILLS (1883-?)

• m. Henry John WILSON (1845-) in 1868
• Emily Burdett WILSON (1869-1939)
  • m. Cornelius George CLARK (1862-) in 1890
  • Harry CLARK 
  • Henry George CLARK (1891-)
  • James Gordon CLARK (1893-)
  • Elliott John CLARK (1896-1952)
  • Godfrey CLARK (1897-)
  • Albert Edward CLARK (1899-)
  • Thomas Wilson CLARK (1901-)
  • Isobel Mary CLARK (1904-)
  • Cornelius William CLARK (1906-)
• Eleanor Jane WILSON (1870-?)
• Henry William WILSON (1871-1939)
• Godfrey Glare WILSON (1875-1933)
• James Frederick WILSON (1879-1956)
• Olive Isabella WILSON (1881-1909)

• m. Hannah Ellen HARDINGHAM (1856-) in 1874
• William Charles GLARE (1875-1938)
  • m. Alberta Ann POPE (Bertha) in 1903
  • see wedding photo
  • managed bakeries in NSW.
  • Muriel Sophia GLARE (1904-1944)
  • Charles William GLARE (1908-1965)
  • Florence Alberta GLARE (1909-)
  • Hazel Ellen GLARE (1912-1978)
  • Linda Mavis GLARE (1914-)
  • Valentine James GLARE (1917-1988)
• James III GLARE (1876-1952)
  • m. Jessie Ellen McDONALD (1879-) in 1902
  • Olivia Sophia GLARE (1902-1985)
  • James Alexander GLARE (1904-1963)
  • Ellen Mary GLARE (1906-1999)
  • John Charles GLARE (1908-1984)
• Sophia Elizabeth GLARE (1849-1925)
  • m. Thomas CHAPMAN in 1868
  • Thomas James Glare CHAPMAN (1869-1949)
  • Louis Alexander CHAPMAN (1871-1958)
  • Charles Frederick CHAPMAN (1874-1949)
  • Bertram Hedegord CHAPMAN (1878-1950)
  • Ethel Mary CHAPMAN (1880-1880)
  • Ernest Hamilton CHAPMAN (1881-1881)
  • Clarence Victor CHAPMAN (1882-?)
  • Ethel Alice CHAPMAN (1885-?)
• Charles Frederick GLARE (1852-1854)

• James and Eliza GLARE adopted an abandoned Aboriginal baby “Black Tom”
• according to my mother, sometime after 1842, whilst still in Tasmania, Eliza heard a baby crying in the bush as they drove by. James stopped and found the baby boy who they took home to raise him and brought him with them to Port Fairy and was mentioned in stories as “Black Tom”.

• c. 1845-
• George was an adopted orphaned aboriginal boy found in the bush by James Glare after a tribal clash had killed the adults
• christened, raised, educated and lived with the Glares for 30 years
• died at the Framlingham Mission station

Frances Anne LOWE (my GG grandmother)  

Frederick Henry GLARE, his wife Susan and son Lester c1908  

3 generations: Arthur Glare, John Henry Glare, Frederick Henry Glare c1956  

John Henry GLARE (my maternal grandfather) c1960s  

John Henry GLARE and brother Ralph c1917  

Frederick George GLARE

Lawson GLARE

Cecil GLARE

Vernon GLARE

Albert Reginald GLARE  

John Henry OGLE (Eliza GLARE's son) and wife Ruth HAIN (above)

Jack Glare OGLE's wedding in 1929 to wife Irene May ELLIOTT with his father John Henry OGLE on the left (above)

Frederick Henry GLARE's farm Winnera in Wallacedale Nth.

John Henry GLARE (my grandfather) and Ted TERRY (with hat) in their tent after a storm on the gold diggings at Dry Creek in Victoria c. 1915. These two traveled together as shearers in the Murray region from the Wimmera and Mallee eastwards to south-eastern NSW and Gundagai. When they were not shearing, they prospected for gold. But their paths parted after my grandfather met his bride in Linga, Victoria whom he married in 1919.

John Henry settled on a farm about a mile away from his father's until John Henry and family moved to nearby Condah in 1936 and then to Portland in 1948.

Prince Henry, the Duke of Gloucester and Lord Nuffield (who founded Morris Motors) came to Portland in 1934 for Victoria's centenary celebrations and several of my relatives along with their friends are in the crowd to greet them.

Frederick Henry GLARE and his car in the 1950's?

Wesley and Vernon GLARE with wives in the 1960's?

Alice REID, Emily GLARE, Howard REID, William REID and Lawson REID

Howard REID, Alice REID, Emily GLARE and William REID

Amelia “Milly” CAIN and husband Jack BLACK, 1912

• ”Sans Peur - Origins and history of the Glare family“ - Marguereta Williams, 2002, Penfolk Publishing, Blackburn, Melbourne ISBN: 1875894276
  • copies of this book are available for $A25 plus postage & handling - email me on gna@netspace.net.au
• Aboriginal activities and tribes in the Lake Condah region
  • at least 6,600 yr old Budj Bim eel traps developed by the Gunditjmara people
• Judy O'Neill - descendant of Maryanne GLARE.
• photos of the Ogle family courtesy of Beryl Newland, daughter of Jack Glare Ogle.
• Christine GLARE (nee DICK) daughter in law of Henry Francis GLARE
• photos of the Reid family courtesy of Bill Reid