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 NATHAN SIMMONS
 BO: c 1763 London (age 50 yrs in 1813 at trial)
 DD:
 Nathan was also found guilty and sentenced to Transportation of 14 years. (His fate unknown).
 
 MA: date?
 
 SARAH FRANKIL – daughter of James Frankil
BO:
 DD:
 
 CHILDREN: Order not known
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 1. ELIZABETH
 BO: c 1792
 DD:  300/1866 Cohen Elizabeth Nathan Sarah Sydney
 
 MA: 1809
 HENRY COHEN
 BO:
DD:
 Witness in 1813 trial, a Slop Seller of Rosemary Lane London
 
 NB Death Cert of Joseph Simmons c 1810-1893 certified by George Cohen, Nephew, Hotel Keeper, 33 Upper William St, Darlinghurst.
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 2. JAMES
 BO: c 1795 London
 DD: 1849 Sydney
 MA: married 1821 St Peters Richmond NSW
 AGNES THORLEY
 BO: 1801 Sydney Cove
DD: 1890  Woolloomooloo
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 3. FRANCES/FANNY
 BO: c 1797 London
 DD: 31 Jan, 1874, aged 77, Sydney
 MA: by 1849 London
 ELIAS SOLOMON
 BO:
DD: 6 Jan 1863, aged 74, Sydney
 Called as witness at trial
 Fanny mention in James will, living London in 1849, provided she did not arrive in the colony for 7 years an annuity of 40 pounds.
 
 Deaths NSW BMD
 13281/1911  	 Solomon  	 Lewis  	 Elias  	 Fanny  	 Sydney
 1254/1870 	Solomon 	John 	Elias 	Fanny 	Sydney
 241/1864 	Solomon 	Abraham 	Elias 	Fanny 	Sydney
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 4. ANN
 BO:
 DD:
 MA: by 1849
 HENRY ISRAEL
 BO:
DD:
 Ann mention in James will, living London in 1849, provided she did not arrive in the colony for 7 years an annuity of 40 pounds.
 [There is a tombstone of Nancy, wife of Henry Israel, in the Old Sect.of Rookwood. Died 10th Feb 1879, aged 78]. Not known if this is a connection
 
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 5. ISAAC
 BO: c 1805 London
 DD: on board ship “Strathdon” 16th April, 1872, aged 67
 MA:
 MATILDA BARNETT
 BO: c 1810
DD: 15th Oct 1867, aged 57, Sydney
 
 i. 1829 JAMES
 James M died 1885 Tuena NSW
 Married 1 Agnes Simmons Jnr 1850 dau of James & Agnes  - 5 children (2 identified) including Nathan James b 1851 London & David George b 1858 Syd + 2 other males and 1 female in between the two.
 Married 2 1879  Mary Emma Tuomey,	Paddington
 Fathers death Cert – 4 Jun 1885 =  1 male, 3 females living, I m deceased ( = Montague James died 20 April 1870 aged on 10 months at Albury)
 
 ii. 1831 SARAH
 Married 1852 to Joseph Simmons son of James & Agnes. Joseph died 1864 – children not known, but children mentioned in his will.
 
 iii. 1833 DAVID
 
 iv. 1835 BARNETT
 MA: 271/1867  Simmons, Arthur Barnett  	 Lazarus, Priscilla  	 Sydney
 DD??? 1845/1867 Simmons Matilda,    Barnet Sarah Sydney   ?? a child
 
 v. 1836 FANNY
 DD: 10031/1900 Simmons Fanny 		Isaac Matilda Paddington
 Not married???
 
 vi. 1838 Simmons (FEMALE) 	Isaac Matilda
 
 vii. 1839 JULIA
 MA: 63/1884  	 Orr, William M to Simmons,  Julia – no known children
 DD: 14566/1909  	 Orr  	 Julia  	 Isaac  	 Matilda  	 Paddington)
 
 vii. 1840 SOLOMON
 
 viii. 1840 JOHN
 DD: 2032/1870 Simmons John  - Isaac Matilda B Paddington
 
 ix. 1841 MORRIS
 1841 Simmons MOSES
 DD: 448/1861 Simmons MAURICE Isaac Matilda Sydney
 
 x. 1844  JOSEPH
 DD: 1550/1887 Simmons Joseph
 
 xi. 1845 NATHAN JULIAN born  London
 DD:1923 Lismore
 Educated Edmonton, Eng. Arr 1859. Became a Solicitor at Lismore. Married Miriam Louise Hart of Melbourne in 1881. Son Stanley Isaac born 1885 Sydney. Louisa died 11932 Lismore, dau of Isaac?
 DD: 29988/1952  Simmons  	 Clive Isaac  	Nathan Julia  	Miriam Louisa, 	Chatswood
 DD: 31500/1954 Simmons 	Stanley Isaac 	Nat 		Louisa 			Lismore
 
 xii. 1846 SAMUEL
 
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 6. JOSEPH
 BO: c.1810
 DD: 9th Aug 1893, aged 84. Sydney
 MA: 1832  Great Synagogue London
 NANCY COHEN , eldest dau of Henry Cohen of Sydney
 BO: c 1812 London
DD: 1st April 1860, aged 48, Melbourne
 
 CHILDREN: from fathers death cert (I m + 1 f deceased
 i. JAMES BO: c 1835  - DD: 291/1898 Simmons James Joseph Nancy Sydney
 ii. EDWARD H BO: c  1837
 iii. ISAAC BO: c  1839  - DD: ????2400/1917 Simmons  Isaac, 79 yrs, Rookwood Asylum, Granville
 iv. WALTER  BO:c  1844
 v.  SOPHIA BO: c 1846 - DD: 11 May 1909 Sydney
 vi. SARAH BO: V1847355 136/1847 - DD: 1904
 vii. JANE BO: V1851468 136/1851 - DD: 4550/1926 Simmons Jane Joseph Nancy Manly
 
 Children mentioned in Henry’s Will: Sophia, Sarah and Jane.
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 7. SAMUEL SIMONS ?????
 BO:
 DD:
 MA:
 
 BO:
DD:
 At trial an apprentice to Reuben Joseph; he is a tailor in Chandler-street, Grovesnor-square. Not mentioned in James Will.
 
 
 
 
 
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 9d Sundial
 Mrs W G Simmons and her daughters in memory of their late husband and father (Mr Walter G Simmons) presented this Sundial and Seat to the Borough of Stawell. Mr. Simmons, with his brother Edward, were the main shareholders of the Oriental Mine. Stawell born and educated Charles J Merfield carried out design and calculations for the Sundial. This memorial of Grampians freestone was unveiled on May 29th 1931 by Miss J Simmons.
 
  
 
 10 Oban
 Built in 1898 as a private home for Mr & Mrs Edward Simmons who, with Mr Simmons’ brother Walter were the main shareholders in Stawell’s Oriental Mine. Features of this building were its commanding position, the balcony which was finished with beautiful hand turned wood lacework, imported tiles in the hall, a fine staircase window of stained glass, marble mantelpieces, verandah tiles obtained from the north of South Australia, the garden and the greenhouses. The total cost of the building was estimated at £4000. The building stayed in private ownership until purchased by the Returned Services League in 1948 for their use and museum of local and other war memorabilia.
 
 
 http://www.walkabout.com.au/fairfax/locations/VICStawell.shtml
 
 At Ligar and Scallan Sts, near the roundabout, is the Returned Soldiers League Building, originally a private residence built in 1898 by Edward Simmons, part owner of the Oriental Mine. The porch and hall feature fine mosaic floors. The RSL museum is only open Sundays or by appointment, tel: (03) 5358 2387.
 
 
 
 
 http://www.slv.vic.gov.au/jcollins/0/1/5/doc/jc015886.shtml
 
 Collins, John T. - Stawell. Simmons House R.S.L. Scallan St. picture
 Date(s) of creation: [June 16, 1979] 3 photographs : gelatin silver ; 8.8 x 12.5 cm. approx.
 Reproduction rights owned by the State Library of Victoria Accession Number: H98.251/1179
 Image Number: jc015886
 
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