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     William Henry Siviour was born on 24 May 1876 in Redhill, South Australia, son of Richard Henry Siviour and Clementine White Rolland.¹

On 1 July 1903, William, aged 27, married Edith May Haines, aged 22, daughter of Thomas Haines and Elizabeth Baird, in Methodist Church in Hamilton, South Australia.

He died on Tuesday, 12 August 1941, aged 65 years, 2 months and 19 days, in Adelaide, South Australia.^2,3

William was buried in the West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia, in the Road 1 South section, path 32, W site 37.³

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     Gladys Doreen Siviour was born on 22 December 1904 in Port Lincoln, South Australia, daughter of William Henry Siviour and Edith May Haines.

On 12 April 1928, Gladys, aged 23, married Clifton Eric Young, aged 26, son of Edwin Young and Mary Sherrah, in Methodist Church in Parkside, South Australia.

She died on Saturday, 16 March 1991, aged 86 years, 2 months and 22 days, in Austral Nursing Home, Adelaide, South Australia.She had been living in Morphettville, and she was cremated at Centennial Park Cemetery, Pasadena, South Australia, on 20 March 1991.¹

Gladys had several notices in the "The Advertiser"

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     Violet May Siviour was born on 6 October 1906 in Port Lincoln, South Australia, daughter of William Henry Siviour and Edith May Haines.

On 18 October 1930, Violet, aged 24, married D'Arcy Harold Wurst, aged 24, son of Johann Gustav Wurst and Annie May Lieschke, in Scots Church, North Terrace in Adelaide, South Australia.

She died on Sunday, 9 December 2001, aged 95 years, 2 months and 3 days, in the Kapunda Hospital, Kapunda, South Australia, Death Notice: Loved wife of the late D'Arcy. Dearly loved and loving mother and mother in law of Joanne and Arch Dickson, loving nanna of Paul and Sue. Dearly loved and loving mum and mother in law of Peter and Kay, loving nan of Greg and Sheena, Stephen and gran-nan of Emily and Kyle. The family sincerely thank Dr Parasuramar and all the staff of the Kapunda Hospital. A private Funeral Service was conducted on Wednesday Dec 12 2001 at Enfield Memorial Park. Reverend Martin Bleby kindly officiated.¹

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     Robert William Haines was born on 30 May 1883 in Kapunda, South Australia, son of Thomas Haines and Elizabeth Baird.

On 10 April 1907, Robert, aged 23, married Maggie Emslie Arbon, aged 27, in the residence of bride's Parents in Wokurna, South Australia.¹

On 11 October 1907 he Wife, Maggie, died.

On 27 August 1915, Robert, aged 32, married Rubina Clara Franklin, aged 23, daughter of William Friend Franklin and Clara Laura Farmer, in Methodist Manse in Cowell, South Australia. The officiating minister was John Shaw and the witnesses were Frederick Nathan Turner, mechanic of Cowell and S. M. Shaw, home duties, also of Cowell.^1,2

On 29 May 1922 he registered his first car, a 22.5 Ford (known as the Model T), registration plate number 14797. His address wa in Wudinna, South Australia.³

He died on Tuesday, 18 June 1946, aged 63 years and 19 days, in Wudinna, South Australia, from cerebral thrombosis.^4,5

Robert was buried on 20 June 1946 in the the Wudinna Cemetery, Wudinna, South Australia, by Rev Giles.⁴

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     Letitia Marian Haines was born on 19 July 1885 in near Hamilton, South Australia, daughter of Thomas Haines and Elizabeth Baird.

Letitia was known as Letty by her family and friends.

On 14 September 1910, Letitia, aged 25, married Samuel Fred Mitchell, aged 24, in Methodist Church in Hamilton, South Australia.¹

She died on Sunday, 21 June 1964, aged 78 years, 11 months and 2 days, in South Australia.

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     Mark Spencer Flower Haines was born on 15 November 1886 in Mundoora, South Australia, son of Thomas Haines and Elizabeth Baird.

On 10 October 1938, Mark, aged 51, married Lilian Ada May Howard, aged 28, daughter of Arthur Denton Howard and Nellie Winifred Swinburne, in Port Lincoln, South Australia.¹

He died from a cerebral thrombosis, on 7 April 1959 in Tumby Bay, South Australia, aged 72.² Mark Spencer Flower Haines was buried , in plot A89, by Reverend M. Chambers in Tumby Bay Cemetery, Tumby Bay, South Australia,9 April 1959.³

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     George Lionel Haines was born on 5 September 1888 in Mundoora, South Australia, son of Thomas Haines and Elizabeth Baird.

He died on Sunday, 2 August 1891, aged 2 years, 10 months and 28 days, in Mundoora, South Australia, from extensive accidental burns received 18th July.¹

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     James Stanley Haines was born on 31 May 1890 in Mundoora, South Australia, son of Thomas Haines and Elizabeth Baird.

He died from diarrhoea and catarrh, on 13 October 1890 in Mundoora, South Australia, aged 4 months and 13 days.¹

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     Herbert John Hanlan Haines was born on 11 October 1891 in Mundoora, South Australia, son of Thomas Haines and Elizabeth Baird.

Herbert began military service on 14 June 1915 in Keswick, South Australia, when he enlisted in the A.I.F. His service number was 3011. On 4th October 1915 he was appointed as a Lance Corporal.
     On 13th November he landed at Gallipoli, towards the end of the campaign, but was only there until the 24th October, when he was sent to the hospital in Malta for treatment of venereal disease. He was there for 69 days.
     He rejoined his unit in February 1916 and they were sent to France. He was promoted to Corporal in November 1916.
     On 11th April 1917 he was reported to be "Missing In Action". However, it was found he had been captured at Reincourt, during the first day of the offensive to take Bullecourt. He was one of 1,170 men taken prisoner, the largest number captured in a single engagement in WW1. He was interred in the Limburg POW camp, in Germany.
     Following the end of hostilities in Europe he was repatriated to England, arriving on 7th January 1919, and was given 1 month's leave. He eventually returned to Adelaide on 6th June and was discharged on 29th July 1919.¹

On 1 October 1919, Herbert, aged 27, married Martha Morgan, daughter of David Morgan, in Chalmers Manse in Adelaide, South Australia.²

He died suddenly, on Sunday, 2 December 1934, aged 43 years, 1 month and 21 days, in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, Registration No. 1934/826051.³

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     Alison Maud Haines was born on 16 March 1893 in near Hamilton, South Australia, daughter of Thomas Haines and Elizabeth Baird.

She died on Monday, 3 April 1893, aged 18 days, in near Hamilton, South Australia, from malassimilation.¹