
Chronology
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August 22nd, 1794: Birth of George Bracher
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April 12th, 1816: Birth of George Bracher (junior), Salisbury, Wiltshire
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1820: Death of Sarah Jenks, George's (jnr) mother
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February 1823: Re-marriage of George Bracher (senior) to Elizabeth Howes of Wincanton
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October 1829: The Hall family arrives in Fremantle and settle in the Murray District, south of Perth
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1835: Brothers Henry James Bracher and George Bracher establish the Wiltshire and Dorset Bank in Salisbury
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July 17th, 1838: George Bracher (junior) leaves England on the S.S. Britomart
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December 4th, 1838: George arrives in Fremantle aboard the Britomart
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Early 1839: George establishes a grocery store in Guildford
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March 10th, 1841: George receives title to Lot 9, Guildford
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Early-mid 1840s: George commences a butchery in Perth
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June 12th, 1846: The marriage of George Bracher to Sarah Louisa Hall in Perth
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July 1847: Birth of Sarah Fanny Bracher
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September 10th, 1847: George Bracher sails to Mauritius
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March 1849: Sarah Louisa and Sarah Fanny Bracher sail to Mauritius
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1852: Birth of Ellen Theodosia in Mauritius
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September 6th, 1852: George, Sarah Louisa, Sarah Fanny and Ellen Theodosia Bracher return to Australia (Melbourne) on the Rival
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January 1853: Death of Ellen Theodosia in Melbourne
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1853: The Bracher family move to Sandhurst (Bendigo)
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November 15th, 1853: Birth of Emma Amelia Bracher in Sandhurst
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October 7th, 1857: Birth of George Henry Bracher in Sandhurst
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February 1858: Death of Sarah Theodosia Hall in Western Australia
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February 12th, 1859: Birth of Ada Louisa Bracher in Sandhurst
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April 1859: Death of Henry Edward Hall in Mandurah, W.A.
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April 1859: The Bracher family relocates to Axe Creek from Sandhurst
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1860: Bushranger Edward Frank Hall wanted and captured in Western Australia
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1861: William Shakespeare Hall joins the Gregory exploration party to explore north western W.A.
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1861: 14 year old Sarah Fanny Bracher leaves Victoria to live with her great aunt
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Amelia in Sydney
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November 1864: George Bracher placed under sequestration in the Supreme Court of Victoria
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January 1866: Sarah Fanny Bracher returns from Sydney to Sandhurst
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January 1869: Sarah Fanny Bracher begins teacher training in Prahran, Melbourne
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July 25th, 1869: Death of Emma, Amelia Bracher at Kangaroo Flat
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June 4th, 1871: Death of George Bracher Snr at Alderbury, Wiltshire, England
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September 8th, 1871: George Bracher jnr discharges his debts in the Supreme Court of Victoria
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1872-1873: George Bracher jnr speculates heavily on Bendigo mining stocks
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1873: George and Sarah Louisa Bracher are living in Willis St, Sandhurst
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1874: Sarah Louisa begins running a boarding house at 4 Victoria Terrace, Sandhurst
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1876: Sarah Fanny Bracher is appointed First Assistant Teacher at Dunolly
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March 1876: Death of Ada Louisa Bracher at Kangaroo Flat
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1876-1877: George Henry Bracher working in Hay, NSW
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1877: George Henry Bracher moves to Melbourne for work
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June 1878: Sarah Louisa and George Bracher move to Footscray to live with George Henry
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August 1878: George and Sarah Louisa move to Echuca to run a temperance hotel and to manage the farm on Maloga Native Mission
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September 25th, 1878: George Henry Bracher marries Catherine Smith (Herara) in Emerald Hill
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Early 1879: George and Sarah Louisa Bracher return from Echuca to live in Footscray
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March 1879: George Henry Bracher moves to Geelong for work
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Mid 1879: Sarah Fanny Bracher transfers from Dunolly to Epsom to teach
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June 1879: Birth of Fanny Victoria in Footscray to George and Catherine (Kate) Bracher
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1879: Catherine (Kate) joins George Henry in Geelong
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1879: Sarah Louisa and George Bracher run a boarding house in Nelson Place, Williamstown
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1880: Sarah Louisa and George Bracher return to Kangaroo Flat to live
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1880: Birth of George Reginald Alberto Bracher to George and Catherine (Kate)
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1880: George Henry Bracher begins a decade of property speculation and investment
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July 1881: George Henry Bracher buys a half share in a Geelong photographic business
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1882: Marriage of Sarah Fanny Bracher to Robert Disney Jones
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1882: Birth of Louisa May to George Henry and Catherine (Kate)
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Sept 1883: George Henry leaves Geelong to work in Bourke Street, then in Footscray
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1884: Birth of Amy Maud to George Henry and Catherine (Kate) Bracher
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August 25th, 1886: Birth of Henry Herbert Gladstone to George and Catherine Bracher
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April 1887: Death of Peter Smith (Pedro Herara), aged 64 in White Hills, Bendigo
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1888: Birth of Laura Alexandrina to George and Catherine (Kate) Brache
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Late 1888: George Henry Bracher joins with a Mr Watkins to operate 'Watkins and Bracher', Nicholson Street, Footscray
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1891: Birth of Lionel Wilfred to George and Catherine (Kate) Bracher
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1891: George Henry Bracher builds "Boomville" as the family home, cnr Leeds and Ryan Streets, Footscray
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January 1891: Death of Aunt Amelia Hall in Sydney
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February 8th, 1891: Death of George Bracher at Kangaroo Flat
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1891: George Henry''s business ventures are devastated by the financial crisis in Victoria. The family moves into their parents house at Kangaroo Flat
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1891: George Henry begins work on the Western Australia goldfields
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Mid 1890s: The Bracher family moves from Kangaroo Flat into Golden Square, in a house next to Sarah Fanny Bracher
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1895: Sarah Fanny Jones (nee Bracher) retires from teaching
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1897: Death of Laura Alexandrina in Golden Square
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1897: George Henry Bracher returns from the W.A. goldfields
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Early 1897: Sarah Fanny and Robert Disney Jones move from Golden Square to Portarlington
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1897: George Henry Bracher returns from the W.A. goldfields and opens a saddlery shop in Golden Square
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1899: George Henry Bracher moves to Melbourne to work, leaving his family in
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Golden Square
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July 13th, 1900: George Henry Bracher is declared insolvent
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1901: The Bracher family move from Golden Square to join their father in Footscray
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1902: George Henry Bracher elected President of the Victorian Saddlers and Harness Makers Union
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July 2, 1904: George Henry Bracher is discharged from his debts
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October 1910: Death of Sarah Louisa Bracher
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1911: Harry Bracher is selected to play cricket for Victoria
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1912: Sarah Fanny and Robert Disney Jones are living in Seddon
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1915: Herbert Henry Gladstone Bracher married Ethel Ashton Parker at St Johns Church, Footscray
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1936: Death of Sarah Fanny Jones (nee Bracher) in Camberwell
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1939: Death of Catherine (Kate) Bracher in Royal Park
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1940: Death of Robert Disney Jones in Camberwell
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July 25th, 1945: Death of George Henry Bracher in Footscray