Spouse: Fred DYER. Lucy DYER and Fred DYER were married on 31 May 1909 in Mark Som..⁷⁸ Children were: Ernest John DYER, Betty DYER, Lily DYER.

Spouse: Jesse DYER. Matilda DYER and Jesse DYER were married. Children were: William DYER, Mary Ann DYER, Edward (Edwin) DYER, Sarah DYER, Emma DYER, Frances DYER, Jesse DYER.

Spouse: Alice Maude HUNT. Alice Maude HUNT and Sydney Daniel DYER were married in 1914 in Isle of Wight.

Spouse: Gilbert James BARNSTABLE. Carrie Rosina DYKE and Gilbert James BARNSTABLE were married on 2 July 1894 in Brent Knoll Som..¹⁷⁷ They¹⁷⁷ lived in Earlesfield, LON between 1895 and 1903.¹⁷⁷ Their first five children were born in Earlsfied. LON. The youngest four children were born in Brent Knoll SOM. They¹⁷⁷ lived in Brent Knoll Som. between 1905 and 1960.¹⁷⁷ Children were: Penelope Joyce BARNSTABLE, Mabel Geraldine BARNSTABLE, Stanley John BARNSTABLE, Mildred Constance BARNSTABLE, Audrey Ruth BARNSTABLE, Gilbert Charles "Bert" BARNSTABLE, Norah Cicily BARNSTABLE, Christopher Henry BARNSTABLE, Dennis Ivan BARNSTABLE.

Spouse: Ketheren SAY. Ketheren SAY and John DYMOCK were married in October 1586 in East Brent, Somerset, England.

Spouse: John PERKE. Kenboroure DYMOCK and John PERKE were married in May 1585 in East Brent, Somerset, England.

Spouse: Maud EARL. Maud EARL and Jack EARL lived at South House, Lake House Lane in East Brent circa 1960.⁴³⁰

Spouse: Jack EARL. Maud EARL and Jack EARL lived at South House, Lake House Lane in East Brent circa 1960.⁴³⁰

Spouse: William SANDALL. Ann EDEN and William SANDALL were married on 25 November 1773.¹ Children were: Mary SANDALL, Elizabeth SANDALL, John SANDALL.

Spouse: Agnes HIBWHP?. Agnes HIBWHP? and John EDGILL were married in October 1574 in East Brent, Somerset, England.

Spouse: Elizabeth HOPER. Elizabeth HOPER and Richard EDWARD were married in February 1561 in East Brent, Somerset, England.

Children were: Joane EDWARDS.

Spouse: Sarah CHEESMAN. Sarah CHEESMAN and Alfred Ernest EDWARDS were married on 8 September 1900 in Portsea.¹ Children were: Phyllis EDWARDS.

Spouse: Daniel Ernest Houghton HARFIELD. Alice Amelia EDWARDS and Daniel Ernest Houghton HARFIELD were married on 15 April 1905 in Portsea parish church.¹ Children were: Ada May HARFIELD, Doris (Doll) HARFIELD, Daniel Ernest (Son) HARFIELD, Leonard HARFIELD, Hilda HARFIELD, Peggy HARFIELD.

Spouse: Thomas STEVENS. Ann EDWARDS and Thomas STEVENS were married on 10 August 1783 in St Marys East Brent Som.. They were married by licence. Children were: Thomas STEVENS.

Spouse: James FRY. Ann EDWARDS and James FRY were married on 14 December 1769 in East Brent. Som..³⁰ They were married by licence, which at the time was expensive and seen as a status symbol by some. James signed the marriage certificate in a neat hand while Ann signed with a cross. Children were: Hannah FRY, Ann FRY, James Jnr FRY, John FRY, William FRY, Deborah FRY.

Spouse: James EDWARDS. Ann EDWARDS and James EDWARDS were married. Children were: James EDWARDS, Robert EDWARDS.

Spouse: Robert EDWARDS. Children were: James EDWARDS.

Spouse: William URCH. Ann EDWARDS and William URCH were married in 1675 in East Brent.⁴⁸

Spouse: John MOORE. Anne EDWARDS and John MOORE were married on 26 October 1854 in Lympsham Som..⁶⁰ witnesses; Joseph & Eliza Hunt Children were: Fanny MOORE, Emily MOORE, John MOORE, Eliza Jane MOORE.

Spouse: Addie (Addre) DURSTON. Anne EDWARDS and Addie (Addre) DURSTON were married on 24 January 1871 in Lympsham Som..^60,63 witnesses; Charles Verrier & Sarah Durston
(In 1851 census Ann Edwards 26 lived next door to Addie DURSTON, before she married John MOORE)!

On 26th January 1898 Annie married Daniel PRIDHAM at her mother's residence, Kulpara. The ceremony was performed by Rev S.J. MARTIN, the witnesses being G.P. TAYLOR and E.E. PRIDHAM. Daniel was well known to Annie's family being a popular longstanding resident of the district. He was greatly respected for his integrity and straightforwardness so the marriage would have had the good wishes of all.

Daniel was born on 31st December 1858 at Little Thorndon, Pyworthy, Deveonshire England to Francis and Mrs Mary PRIDHAM nee PIPER. As a 19 year old labourer he arrived in South Australia in April 1879 on the sailing ship "Trevelyan". The voyage was an eventful one, a hurricane being met with and a case of smallpox occurring. In March 1881 he purchased 520 acres in the hundred of Kulpara (section 105), and entered upon what was to be a long and successful farming career. Prior to starting out on his own he had been in the employ of G.P. DANIEL, a local farmer.

Daniel and Annie made their home at Melton and a girl was born to them in December 1898 on whom Annie no doubt lavished great care and affection. Tragically this child died only eight months later of acute bronchitis. A further girl was born in August 1900, however while recovering from the birth Annie contracted pneumonia. Despite treatment at the Kadina Hospital Annie died on 12th September 1900 at the age of only 32 years. She was buried in the Kulpara Cemetery, the pallbearers being Councillor DANIEL, Messrs John and C. DURDIN, and H. SHARMAN. The Rev LEE officiated at the grave, and the Kulpara B.C. choir sang a hymn in the presence of a large gathering of the districts residents.

In 1902 Daniel remarried to Agnes SHARMAN. The daughter of Henry and Mrs Elizabeth SHARMAN nee MACKMAN, Agnes had been born at Kulpara on 23rd February 1876. Children from this second marriage were Leslie Daniel, Violet May, Harold James, Archibald John, also Ross.

Daniel was a dedicated farmer, buying and selling land at Melton and Kulpara until his holdings amounted to 1127 acres. In February 1909 section 183 in hundred of Kulpara was purchased from William EDWARDS for 640 pounds and here Daniel built a substantial home on the site of Thomas EDWARDS senior's old residence. Daniel named the house "Thorndon" after his birthplace and no doubt it was a boon to his young family being so much closer to the Kulpara School. Later more land was purchased and transferred directly to his sons enabling establishment of their own properties.

Early in 1927 Daniel retired from farming handing the management of his property to his sons and purchased a house at Prospect. With the furniture all packed and ready for removal to his new residence Daniel was suddenly taken ill. He entered a hospital at Kadina to undergo an operation, but complications set in and he died a few days later on 4th February. In the presence of a large concourse of people he was buried alongside his late wife Annie in the Kulpara Cemetery. As aptly phrased by Rev BARRETT, the officiating minister, "the deceased was one of God's own gentlemen and met everyone with a happy smile". Agnes died in Adelaide on 4th May 1930 at the age of only 54 after suffering ill health for some time. Her body was returned to Kulpara and buried near her late husband.

Parents: Thomas EDWARDS and Anne MILLARD.

Spouse: Daniel PRIDHAM. Annie Jane EDWARDS and Daniel PRIDHAM were married on 26 January 1898 in Kulpara. S Australia. Children were: Linda Ann PRIDHAM, Ella Mary Dorthy PRIDHAM.

Spouse: Florence Eliza HOSTLER. Florence Eliza HOSTLER and Arthur George EDWARDS were married on 21 January 1911 in Portsmouth.¹

Children were: Christiana EDWARDS.

Spouse: John EDWARDS. Eliza EDWARDS and John EDWARDS were married. Children were: Jane EDWARDS, Emma EDWARDS, William EDWARDS, Isaac EDWARDS.

Spouse: Joseph HUNT. Eliza EDWARDS and Joseph HUNT were married on 3 April 1848 in East Brent Som..⁶⁰ Witnesses were: Thoma and Ann Edwards They⁶⁰ lived in Wick Lane E Brent. in 1861.⁶⁰ They⁶⁰ were married. Children were: Mary HUNT, Ann Edwards HUNT, William Edward HUNT, John HUNT, Elizabeth Edwards HUNT, George "Thomas" "Thomas" HUNT, Henry HUNT, Harry HUNT, Walter HUNT.

Spouse: James EDWARDS. Children were: Robert EDWARDS.

Spouse: John EDWARDS. Children were: John EDWARDS.