Il est marié avec Jane Cleary.
Ils se sont mariés le 23 février 1869 à Melbourne, Australia, il avait 28 ans.
Enfant(s):
1841 census
Civil Parish: Cameron
County: Fife
Address: S Lambuletham
Parish Number: 412
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
George Dibbs 8 Mob. Fife, Scotland
Elspeth Farmer 18b. Fife, Scotland
Helen Farmer 20b. Fife, Scotland
Isobella Farmer 10b. Fife, Scotland
Alexander Haggie 40b. Fife, Scotland Ag lab
Margaret Haggie45b. Fife, Scotland
George's mother, Helen Farmer, married Patrick GLANCY at Cameron, Fife, on 21 December 1850. George is shown living with that family in the 1851 census (age 11) as George Clancy, but reverted to his name of George DIBBS in the 1861 census (age 21) and shows as a "visitor" with the family. It appears likely that Thomas Dibbs and Helen Farmer were not married.
George left Liverpool on 11 April 1865 (age 24) on the ship OCEAN EXPRESS arriving in Melbourne Australia on 10 July 1865. Ref: DIBBS, GEORGE 24, JUL
1865, OCEAN EMPRESS, Code B, Fiche 248, Page 002 [Extracted from the inward ships to Victorian Ports from England - http://www.cohsoft.com.au/cgi-bin/db/ship2.pl]
He farmed at Warrenheip, near Ballarat and married Jane CLEARY on 23 February 1869. Jane died in April 1890. One of the children of the marriage was Henry DIBBS b. 1875.
George remarried Frances Reynolds (nee TREDINNICK) in 1896. Frances had a daughter Esther REYNOLDS b. 1882 by her earlier marriage to Willam James REYNOLDS in 1874.
The step-siblings, Henry DIBBS and Esther REYNOLDS married in Bungaree in 1901. Their first surviving child was Mildred Florence DIBBS b. Mar 31, 1907.
George's will left 12s. per week to his wife Frances for her life.
- then to pay son George L20
- then to pay daug Annie Susan L50
- and to put aside L100 for each of 5 years for son Robert but if he is not heard of for 5 years then sum is to be distributed to 4 named children below
- balance of estate to Henry, Thomas, Alexander and Annie Susan.
Grace Brooker (nee Elstob) reports that her mother Mildred Dibbs and Aunt Doris Dibbs "disliked George Dibbs as a loud rough alcholic."
1903 Australian Electoral Roll Corinella, Leigh Creek
Dibbs, George, Bungaree, farmer, M
Dibbs, Frances, Bungaree, home duties
1909 Australian Electoral Roll - Corio, Gong Gong
Dibbs, George, Bungaree, farmer, M
Dibbs, Frances, Bungaree, home duties
1914 Australian Electoral Roll - Ballarat, Gong Gong
Dibbs, George, Bungaree, farmer, M
Dibbs, Frances, Bungaree, home duties
1919 Australian Electoral Roll
Dibbs, George, Bungaree, farmer, M
Dibbs, Frances, Bungaree, home duties
1924 Australian Electoral Roll
Dibbs, Esther, Balfe Cres, Brunswick, Home duties
Dibbs, George, 3 Balfe Cres, Brunswick, Independent means
Dibbs, Henry, Balfe Cres, brunswick, tramway empoyee
1925 from Victoria, Australia probate registers
Series 203; No. 385: Dibbs George, late of Ballarat, occupation ex-farmer, date of death 1.2.1925. Nature of grant: P Date of grant 16.9.1925
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Message from George Sanderson on August 30, 2002
EXTRACT OF SHERIFFS COURT
When an unmarried woman gave birth to an illegitimate child, very often she
brought an action against the father for aliment, claiming for inlying expenses,
whilst she was pregnant, and also for financial support for the child. These
expenses varied from case to case, but usually inlying expenses
were awarded at around £2, and child aliment at around £5 yearly, until the child
reached 10-12 years. Damages were also awarded for breach of promise (marriage),
and these were higher if aggravated by an illegitimate birth; in the listing
below damages of £60, £100 and £200 have been
awarded. If the woman could not afford the cost of the action, very often she
would petition for admission to the Poor Roll, and the Court would appoint a
Procurator for her (an early form of legal aid).
There now follows a list (quite extensive) of aliment actions brought in the
period 1830-54, and recorded in the Extract Decree Books of Cupar Sheriff Court
(Ref: SC20/4, Books 17 to 28),- now held at the Scottish Record Office in
Edinburgh.
They are1isted under the name of the pursuer (mother) only.
In the listing below, the mother's name and designation are given first, then v
for versus, followed by the father's name and designation. Then comes the child
(male/female) and date of birth; and then the reference. Only an abbreviated
reference has been given, 4/17, 4/18, etc. This should be
prefixed by SC20 for the full reference. This is followed by the page number, and
then by the decree number in brackets. Be aware that 4/27 is in 2 halves, with
same page numbers in each half.
It is possible that a process of the action may still have survived; check the
process boxes of Cupar Sheriff Court, held at Scottish Record Office (West
Register House).
The listing below has been taken up to the end of 1854 and beginning of 1855,
when Statutory Registration began. If you have an illegitimate ancestor born
after then, it will still be worth checking the Extract Decree Books to see if an
aliment action was brought.
FARMER . HELEN : res Lamboletham, by St Andrews, v Thomas Dibbs smith, Anstruther
Easter; male, b 18 Sep 1840; 4/24; P 301 (127)
FARMER, HELEN, res Dura Den, v Alexander Stoddart, weaver, Ceres, female, b 15
June 1844; 4/26; P 9969 (426)
Victoria Wills & Probate Transcription
Print transcription
First name(s)George
Last nameDibbs
SexMale
OccupationEx Farmer
ResidenceBallarat
Resident stateVictoria
Country of residenceAustralia
Death year1925
Death date1 Feb 1925
Grant year1925
Grant date16 Sep 1925
Nature of grantP
To whom committed-
File number203/385
Order linkVPRS 28/P3, unit 1565;
StateVictoria
CountryAustralia
Record setVictoria Wills & Probate
CategoryBirth, Marriage, Death & Parish Records
SubcategoryWills & probate
Collections fromAustralasia
© Public Record Office Victoria
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