| 1847 in Tetbury, Gloucestershire, England. | ||
| 11 December 1944 | ||
| 13 December 1944 in Toowong Cemetery, Qld. | ||
| William Tunley (1843-1885) in 1868 in Wolverhampton. | ||
| Hester Annie Tunley (1871-) | ||
| Edith Mary Tunley (1872-1934) (m. Andrew Beaumont, Cape Town) | ||
| William James Tunley (1874-) (m. Ellen Catherine Gillies) | ||
| Emily Patience Tunley (1876-) (m. 1905 Arthur George Campbell) | ||
| Nellie Tunley (1877-1903) | ||
| Richard Frank Tunley (1878-) (m. Margaret Agnes Kirup) | ||
| Fanny Elizabeth Tunley (1879-1887) | ||
| Annie Tunley (1880-) | ||
| Arthur Tunley (1880-) (of Johannesburg - probably went to SA as medic in Boer War.) | ||
| Jessie Tunley (1883-1945) | ||
| Lillian Francis Tunley (1869-1886) | ||
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Mrs. Annie Tunley, 97, of Stephens Street South Brisbane, who died on Monday, was born at Tetbury, Gloucestershire, but lived for several years in Wolverhampton, where all her 10 children were born. In 1844 the family came to Queensland, where Mr. Tunley died 18 months later. She is survived by three sons, Messrs. W. J Tunley and R. F. Tunley, of Brisbane, and A. Tunley, of Johannesburg, South Africa: and three daughters, Miss Hester Tunley, Mrs. A. G. Campbell, and Mrs. C G. McCorkell. Buried in same grave as Fanny, Nellie and Ronald William McCorkell. | ||
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