Alice Maud Mary Brereton
Alice was born on October 1st, 1881 in
Victoria (Au).
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Birth Notes
Place of birth: Kyneton Victoria
The family tree that Katrina has starts with her great grand mother Alice Maude Mary Brereton born 1 Oct 1881. She has not been able to find this record, however her death certificate confirms her year of birth to be 1881 and her marriage record has her parents as William Brereton and Maria Clarke and her place of birth as Kyneton Victoria.
William's Will (her father) shows that Alice Maud Mary was adopted.
She was adopted by
William Brereton & Maria Clarke. She died at the age of 65 on October 6th, 1946 in
New South Wales.
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Death Notes
Death: Enfield, New South Wales, Australia
General Notes
Katrina Wallwood's (Ancestry id=trinasw) great grandmother was Alice Maude Mary Brereton.
23 Nov 1903, Alice Maud Mary Brereton (22) married James Alexander Marion at the Salvation Army Barracks, Daylesford. Alice was from Pascoe Vale (West Coburg), born at Kynton.
Her father's Will shows that "Alice Maud Mary Marion" was the adopted daughter of William Brereton. However, DNA evidence suggests that Alice is a blood relative of her adoption father William, probably his son Harry. She is probably Williams illegitimate daughter, or else a niece. Why else would he adopt a child as a single man!
Between 1904 and 1901, Alice had four children; Grace, Muriel, Flor and Herbert
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Connections & Relationships
Alice was a relative of
George Brereton.
Relationship Notes
Although Alice was adopted, her son's DNA has matched with a member of the Brereton family descended from George Brereton, William Brereton's brother. Therefore, William adopted a family member, probably a daughter of Harry, son of George, or he was hiding the fact that he had an illegitimate daughter & Alice was actually William's daughter (and also probably Maria's)!!
Alice and
James were married in a religious ceremony on November 23rd, 1903 in
Australia.
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Marriage/Union Notes
Married at the Salvation Army Barracks, Daylesford
There are possibly some children.