.: THIRD ANNIVERSARY 27 FEB 2021

Monday, April 24, 2023

THIRD ANNIVERSARY 27 FEB 2021

https://williamrobertsonwooling.blogspot.com/

LYNETTE FRANCES (POWER) MAHER
14.7. 1941 - 27.2 2021

LYN - Circa 2010

Dearest Lyn - You Were The Sunshine Of My Life

"I Will Never - Ever Stop Loving You"

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AnonymousAugust 13, 2023 at 11:45 AM
Understand how you feel Allan. It's 16 months since Don passed away. Life is never the same again. Lyn was always lovely, a real lady, when I saw her. Jacki Browne-Kerr
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.November 22, 2023 at 7:18 AM
Dearest Lyn
I can't stop loving you it's useless to say - so I'll just live my life and dream of yesterday,
The happy times that we once knew - though long ago still make me blue,
They say that time heals a broken heart - but as time has stood still since we've been apart,
I'll just live my life and dream of yesterday.
Alan
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CLICK IMAGE TO VIEW PART 1 OF "THE ROBERTSON'S OF WOOLING" HOME PAGE AND VARIOUS ASSOCIATED LINKS

On February 28 1833, Lyn's paternal 3rd great grandparents, William (1795-1891) and Marion (McGilchrist) (1793-1866) ROBERTSON from Penicuik Scotland accompanied by their six young children, sailed from the Port of Leith Scotland on the SS Thomas bound for Hobart Town, Van Diemens Land. On August 10 1833 the SS Thomas arrived at Hobart Town where William Robertson established a tailoring business. During his time in Hobart Town William Robertson, who was part of the Port Phillip Association with Batman, Fawkner and Wedge, was encouraged by his friend John Pascoe Fawkner to go to the New Settlement (later to become Melbourne) in the then Port Phillip District of the Colony of New South Wales, which Fawkner considered would offer far greater opportunities for William than in what was then Van Diemen's Land. William established a tailoring business in the New Settlement near the northwest corner of Collins and Elizabeth Streets from where in 1837 he settled on 5000 acres in the Port Phillip District of The Colony of New South Wales, later to become Gisborne/New Gisborne in what was later to become the Colony of Victoria. In 1840, the Robertson's established a homestead which they were to name Wooling, making "The Robertsons" early Victorian pioneers. CLICK IMAGE (ABOVE) TO TAKE YOU TO THE "ROBERTSON'S OF WOOLING NEW GISBORNE" HOME PAGE AND VARIOUS LINKS TO THEIR STORY WHICH HOPEFULLY YOU WILL ENJOY AS MUCH AS WE HAVE DONE COMPILING IT, AND FIND IT TO BE OF INTEREST