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![]() Eleanor Grace Brien (1832-1926) |
Eleanor Grace Brien
General Notes: Records show Hiram spent his school days in Sydney, where he for some time assisted his brother, who was at one time the proprietor of a great portion of the Sydney omnibuses. In 1851 he settled at Howlong, taking charge of the Howlong Station, the property of Matthew Pearce, his brother-in-law. In 1856 Hiram went to America, and was in the employment of John Brownlow, the well- known horse owner, as trainer and rider. In 1861 he returned to NSW and again settled at Howlong, holding 137 acres of land, including about one hundred town allotments. Noted events in her life were: • source. • fact. Eleanor married Hiram Howard, son of Thomas Howard and Ann Williams, on 16 Aug 1852 in St Bartholomews C of E, Prospect, NSW Australia. (Hiram Howard was born in 1826 in Castlereagh, NSW Australia, died on 3 Oct 1895 in Howlong, Wagga Wagga, NSW Australia and was buried in Oct 1895 in C of E Cemetery, Howlong, NSW Australia.) |
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