Joseph MELLOR b. 9 Sep 1808 Elland, St Mary, Yorkshire, England d. 28 Dec 1880 Semaphore, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia: Turner Mob

1808 - 1880 (72 years)

Name	Joseph MELLOR
Born	9 Sep 1808 Elland, St Mary, Yorkshire, England [1]
Gender	Male
Newspaper	8 Apr 1835 Halifax, Yorkshire, England [2]
	Mellor, Joseph & Fox, Mary - Marriage Notice in Leeds Mercury On Thursday, .. Same Day, at Halifax, by the Rev. W. Gilmour, M. A. Mr. Jospeh Mellor, of Brighouse, groce, to Miss mary Fox, of Rastrick.

Occupation	8 Apr 1835 Brighouse, Yorkshire, England [2, 3] – Grocer
	Mellor, Joseph & Fox, Mary - Marriage Notice in Leeds Mercury On Thursday, .. Same Day, at Halifax, by the Rev. W. Gilmour, M. A. Mr. Jospeh Mellor, of Brighouse, groce, to Miss Mary Fox, of Rastrick.
Occupation	1840 [4] – Wheelwright.
Immigration	7 Jul 1840 Port Adelaide, South Australia, Australia [5] – "Fairlie"
	Ship "Fairlie", Date of arrival: 7 Jul 1840, Departure Port: London, Arrival Port: Pt Adelaide, Passengers 266 Mellor, Delia, aged 20, occupation,milliner, No. 7055 Emb No. 4426 Mellor,Joseph, aged 30 from Brighouse, Occupation Joiner No. 7054 Emb No. 4425 Mellor,Mary, aged 22 from Brighouse, Occupation Straw Platter No. 7056 Emb No. 4427 Mellor,Thomas, aged 49 wife aged 48, Occupation Farm labourer. 7057 Emb No. 4424 Turner, Joshua 28 of Sowerby Bridge (No. 7055 Emb 4463) Turner, Nancy nee Mellor aged 26 Turner, Joshua's daughters aged 4 and 2 Walker Richard 28 (Carpenter) of Salter Hibble, Halifax (No. 7053 Emb 4469) Walker, Richard's 2 yrold son and 6 month old daughter

Occupation	Between 1842 and 1868 Kapunda, South Australia, Australia
	MELLORS BROS (1868 - 1891) Founded in 1842 by Joseph Mellor in Adelaide. It became 'J MELLOR & Sons' and opened a branch in Kapunda in 1863. In 1868 it became 'MELLOR Bros'. During this period branch factories were, opened at Jamestown and Quorn, SA. The business was floated into a company and became 'MELLOR BROS (farmers) CO - OPERATIVE'. One source has the company still existing in c1909 and operated by J.F.MELLOR <"http://www.wn.com.au/caladenia/ManuL~M.html">http://www.wn.com.au/caladenia/ManuL~M.html
Land	1843 [6] – Glen Osmond Road to Sturt River
	South Australia Land Returns for 1843 by Andrew and Sandra Twining Glen Osmond Road to Sturt River Mellor Joseph 76 acres wheat
Newspaper	13 May 1847 Adelaide, South Australia, Australia [7] – SA Gazette
	SA Gazette 13 May 1847 p 165 ....the undersigned Joseph Mellor and Richard Walker hitherto carrying on business in Weymouth -street Adelaide, as builders, wheelwrights etc.. was this day dissolved by mutual consent: and that Mr Thomas Robertson of Leigh-street, Hindley-street Adelaide is authorised to receive all monies due to us on account of the said partnership....
Newspaper	19 Feb 1859 Morphett Street, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia [7, 8] – Marriage
	19 February 1859 On the 17th February, by special licence, at the residence of Mr Joseph Mellor, Morphett-street, by the Rev. Mr Hodge, Mr John Lavin, of Norwood, to Mrs Malin of Port Adelaide.

Occupation	28 Jan 1868 Franklin Street, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia [9]
	Joseph retired in 1868 and "handed the business over to three of his sons - Thomas, James and Benjamin."

Photos	Abt 1875 Adelaide, South Australia, Australia [10]

Residence	1840-1880 399 The Espanande, Mellor Park, South Australia, Australia [7]

Died	28 Dec 1880 Semaphore, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia [11]
Cemetery	Est 30 Dec 1880 West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia [7, 12]
	Joseph Mellor and Henry Joseph son of Thos Fox - WTC Road 3 path 16e Rd 3, Path 20 W, 38-39 No. 293 leaseholder Joseph Mellor (source WTC Book)
Document	BISA [7]

Document	Est 30 Dec 1880 West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia [13] – Burial

Buried	Est 30 Dec 1880 West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia [14]
Newspaper	8 Jan 1881 [7, 15] – Obituary
	South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA Saturday 8 January 1881 The Late Mr. Joseph Mellor. - From our obituary notices it will be seen that another old and well-known colonist - Mr. Joseph Mellor - has joined the great majority. Mr. Mellor arrived in South Australia by the Fairlee in the year 1840, and at first followed the occupation of a carpenter and joiner. Shortly afterwards he essayed agriculture, taking a small farm on the Good wood-road, and paying £1 per bushel for seed wheat This venture did not pay, as wheat shortly afterwards fell greatly in price. He best became prominently known as the successful tenderer for several Government contracts, amongst which was that of clearing the Park Lands. Then he established machinery and implement workshops, which were at first carried out on a moderate scale. In 1851, after the Victorian diggings had broken out, he proceeded to Forest Creek, and opened a store there ; but after a short stay of ten months returned to the colony of his adoption. He became the contractor for the carriage of several up-country mails, the most important of which were those to the Burra and to Gawler. Being a man of ideas, he had by this time increased the business of his implement factory considerably, and had introduced many novelties into the colony. He evinced great interest in all questions affecting the progress of the colony, and, notwithstanding his activity in business matters, he on more than one occasion offered himself as a candidate for legislative honours. Some twelve years ago he experienced a buggy accident on the Mount Barker road, some of the ill effects of which are believed to have lasted up till his death. About ten years ago he placed his factory in the charge of his sons, some business difficulties being then existent. The firm founded by him has since borne the name of Mellor Brothers, while the deceased has been living quietly at the Semaphore. His health has been failing for some months past, and about a month ago he went to Melbourne, at which place he was attacked by a fit of paralysis, supposed to be remotely connected with the accident before mentioned. In consequence of this attack he returned home unexpectedly, but has been unable since to converse with any freedom. He died at 2.30 on Tuesday morning.

Newspaper	21 Jul 1903 Adelaide, South Australia, Australia [16] – Old Photos
	Photos taken in 1871 OLD COLONISTS. INTERESTING COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS MISSING PICTURES WANTED. The librarian of the Public Library (Mr. J. R. G. Adams) and his assistant (Mr. Ifould) have spent many hours of late in deciphering the names written on an inte- resting collection of photographs of old colo- nists. On December 28, 1871, the late Mr. Emanuel Solomon gave a banquet in the Adelaide Town Hall to those who arrived in the province in the earliest years of its history-before 1841. Photographs were taken of most of those who attended, and the collection was put into a handsome frame. Unfortunately a fire broke out in the studio of the artist (Duryea), and a number of the photographs were either burned or severely scorched. In 1894 the late Mr. C. H. Hussey, of Port Elliot, being impressed with the historic value of the group, purchased it, and presented it to the Public Library, where it adorns the southern wall at the turnstiles. For years attempts have been made to decipher the names, and Messrs. Adams and Ifould, having exhaust- ed their ingenuity, now appeal to the public to assist them in completing the list, and to supply photographs of those who were present at the gathering, and are not represented. The names, so far as they can be made out, are as under: J. Abbott, W. Abbott, J. W. Adams, W. Adams, A. Adamson, D. B. Adamson, C. B. Addison, W. Adair. H. Alford, J. Allen, G. Alston, jun., G. Alston, Andersen, J. Anderson, P. Anderson, E. W. Andrews, J. Applebee, J. Appleby, S. Ash, T. Atkinson. T. Austin, and Hon. B. Ayers. Captain C. H. Bagot, J. D. Bagshaw, A. Baker, G. Baker, Baker, J. Baker, B. Baker, W. Baker, S. Bakewell, B. Baukhead, E. H. Barden, S. M. Baring, Barker, W. A. Bains, J. Barrit, H. Bate, H. Bawden, K. Bawden, J. Beames, J. Beames, W. Beames, Beams, C. F. Beaumont, R. W. Beddome, J. Beer, J. Beirstone. A. Bell, C. Bell, T. Bennet, E. Biggs, W. Biggs, R. Black, T. Black, W. B. Black, I. Blackham. B. Blackham, B. Bliss, Bloxham, A. Blyth, N. Blyth, C. Bonney, W. Bothwick, F. H. Botting, F. J. Bottomley, J. Bottrill, J. Bowden, W. Bowman. C. Brandis, I. Breaker, J. J. Breaker, J. Brewer, H. Briggs, H. Briggs, sen., S. B. Briggs, * E. Broadbent, H. Broadbent, H. S. Broadbent, E. Brooks, J. Brown, M. H. Brown, W. Brown, K. G. Bruce, J. W. Bull, J. Bullock, C. Burf, R. Burfield, E. Burford, S. Burford, W. Burford, B. Burke, C. Burnet. G. Burton, W. Burton, W. Burton, W. Bush, Bushell, and J. B. Bushell. A, Calderwood, J. Callaway,- A. M. Campbell, W. Carmann, W: Carter, H. Cawley, W. Chalwin, R. Chandler, J. P. Chapman, S. Chapman, S. Chapman, W. Chase, J. Chittleborough, B. Clark, J. Clark, R. Cleland; G. Clisby. C. L. Clisby, J. Cobbledick, P. B. Coglin, W. Coker, W. Cole, J. E. Coleman, C. J. Collins, J. Collins, A. Cook, R. Cook, D. Cox, E. Cox, J. Cox, W. Cox, W. J. Cox, W. Crabb, I. Crompton, W. Crawford, J. Crews, J. Crocher. J. Crombie. J. Crouttor, W. N. Crowder, and D. Cudmore. K. Daing, J. M. Daniel, T. R. Daniel, W. Daniel, T. Darby, M. Davie, D. Davies, F. O. Davies, J. f.. Davis, C. Dawes, R. Day, T. Dayman, W. Dean, C. B. Bebney, W. Delany, W. J. Disher, H. Douglas, J. Dow, H. Downer, F. Duffield, J. S. Duncan, G. Dunn, J. Dunn, J. Dunn, jun., W. Dunn, and H. Durieu.R. Eagle, R. J. Eagle, W. Easther, E. B. Edg- coomb, J. Edmonds, Edwards, C. Edwards, W. Edwards, M. Elliot, T. Elliot, C. Emery, Dr. Everard, C. J. Everard, W. Everard, C. Everett, and W. Everett. C. Farr, E. Farrow, T. Fax, W.'P. Featherstone, W. Fetchans, J. Fidge, W. Field, J. Fielder, E. L. Finey, S. Finey, S. C. Finn, Hon. B. Finnis, Sir J. H. Fisher, C. F. Folland, Fooks, J. Foot, J. Foreman, H. Francis. P. Francis, W. Francis, R. Frew, C. Frost, E. Fry, B. Fuller, and C. Furler W. Gall, A. Ganoni, D. Garlick, E. Gate, Gover- nor G. Gawler, H. Gawler, Thos. Gepp, M. C. Giles, T. Giles, W. Giles, O. Gillies, R. Goddard, W. G. Gold, S. Goldsack, N. Goodall, J. T. Goode, J. Gregory, J. Gregory, and J. Gabble. J. B. Hack, R. B. Hale, C. Hall, D. Hall. A. Hallett. Com. Hamilton. C. Hance, W. Hance, W. Hannaford, C. S. Hare. F. Harris, R. Harrison, Captain Hart, H. Hart, J. Hart, J. Hart, T. R. Hart, J. Harvey, J. Harwood-Dankhors, J. C. Hawker, J. Hayward, G. Head, I. Hernshaw, C. Herring, H. J. Herring, H. Hersey, J. Heywood, H. Hight, G. W. Hill, W. Hill, W. Hill, J. F. Hil lieir. J. Hillier. W. Hillier, J. Human, Governor Hindmarsh, J. Hindmarsh, W. Hinze, F. Hodding, T. Hoddrich, W. Hodges, T. Hogarth, E. Hol, W. Holden, B. Horsell, J. K. Hort, J. Huggins, W. H. Huggins; C. Hughes, W. F. Hughes, N. Hunter, W. Hunter. C. H. Hussey. H. Hussey, G. T. Hussy, R. Hyde, G. Hyles, and W. Hyne. C. F. Ind. E. A. Jackson, H. Jackson, T. Jackson, T. Jack- son, I. Jacobs. G. James, J. Jellett. T. Jellett, I. Jepp, B. Jermain, J. Jermain, S. Jermain, H. Jessup, A. G. Johnson, C. Johnson, A. C. Johnston, A. C. Johnston, C. Johnston, H. Johnston. J. John- ston, J. Johnston, Jas. Johnston, B. Johnston, W. Johnston, A. Johnstone. J. Johnstone. R. Jones, T. Jones, J. Jovce. E. Jury, F. Jury, and W. Jury. W. D. Kekwick, H. Kelley, W. KeUey, J. Kelly, J. B. Kelly, B, Kelly, B. S. Kelly. O. Kerr, B. Kerwood, S. King. W. C. King, G. S. Kingston, H. Kinham, A. Kirk, C. J. Kirkwood, and J. Kite - j! Ladyman, J. Laffer, J. Laffin, W. Langly, W. Langman. J. Latter, J. Lawe, T. Lawes, A. Law- son, N. Leader, W. Lean, J. Lewis, J. Lewis,- S. Lewis, W. Lillecrapp, A. Lindsay, 0. Lines, G. Liptrot, J. Lithel, J. Lithgow, C. Logan, K. Logan, A. Lorrimer, A. Low, J. Lowman, B. Lucas, C. Luhrs, J. Lush. A. Macdonald, E. Macdonald, J. W. Macdonald, C. McEwen, Dr. McHenry, J. McLaren, A. McLean, A. McLean, J. Mail, W. Malpas, J. Marshal, S. Marshal, W. Marshall, W. Martin, T. Maslin, T. Mastin, S. Medien, J. Meek. * J. Mellor, T. F. Mellor, W. D. Melville, M. Menpes, C. Merrett. W. Metcalf, C. Mildred, Hon. H. Mildred, C. Miller, T. Miller, C. Mills, W. Milne, J. Milton, W. Mitchell, W. Mitchell, W. Molyneux, J. Monk, J. Monks, J. Monro. T. F. Monteith. Dr. Mont eomery, Sir J. Morphett, Morris, H. T. Morris, J. Morris, J. Morris, H. J. Mosley. D. Mott, J. Mudge, T. Muggs, P.. Mullany, D. Mundy, H. Mundr.A. Murray, C. W. Murray, and J. Myles. T. A. Naughton, T. Neale, S. Neales, Neate, W. Neate, J. Neil. J. Neson, J. Nelson, J. Newman, J.Niall, îî. Nichols, J. Nixon, and R. Norton. P. Ockenden, Captain O'Halloran, Major O'Hal- loran, Oldham, A. O'Leary, D. O'Leary, W. Othams, J. Ottoway, and J. Owen. E. Parah, R. Parker, Hon. W. Parkin, J. Parry, E. Parsons, J. Parsons, Rev. Partridge, W. Patching, W. Patteson, W. Pattesson, J. B. Paull, A. Payne, W. Peacock, Hon. W. Peacock, E. Pearce, J. Peck, S. Peck, Pegler, T. Pegler, W. Percival, B. Perking C. Perry, C. A. Perry, J. N. Perry, G. Phillips, W. Phillips. J. Pickering, T. Pierce, W. Pink, H. Pitcher, J. Pitcher, S. Pittaway E. Plummer, T. Plummer, T. Plummer, C. Porter, C. Porter, W. Potter, W. Prescott, A. Press, W. Press, S. Price, H. Pritchard, W. Prit- chard, and W. Putland.H. Quin.C. Radford, J. Radford, R. Ragless, W. Baines, J. Rainsford, W R. Randall, T. Randle, J. Rankin, J. Rankine, R. Rankine, W. Bankin, W. Ransom, Rastian, F. Raymond. W. Raymond, M. Raven, W. Reeds, Reynell, S. Reynell, H. Reynolds, T. Reynolds, T. Reynolds, W. P. Reynolds, O. K. Richardson. J. Ridgway, Roberts, W. Roberts, H. Robinson, C. Rocletsa, T. W. Rogers, J. Rounsevell, J. Rounsevell, E. Rowe, J. Rowe, J. Rowe, W. Rowland, J. Rowlands, and W. Russell. S. Sandes, G. Sanders, W. Sanders, J. S. Scholar, G. Schroeder, O. T. Scown, J. Shand, P. Shanks, J. Shaw, G. Sherríng, S. R. Shillabeer, J. Short, W. Shuard, H. Silke, J. Simons. Captain Simpson, A. Skipworth, J. Sladden, S. Sladdcn, C. Smith, D. Smith, F. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith, R. Smith, W. Smith, J. Snoswell, C. Solomon, E. Solomon, J. Solomon, J. M. Solomon, R. South, G. Soward, C. Sparks, F. Spar shott, J. Sparshott, J. Spencer, E. Spicer, E. Spiller, C. M. Sprigg, H. L. Sprigg. T. A. Sprigg, J. Stace, W. S. S. Stacey, J. Stafford, J. Stansbury. H. Stanford, T. Stanford, J. Stead, S. Stephens, Ste- phenson, J. Stephenson, J. Stephenson, Stock, T. Stoddart, J. Stone, J. Storrer, J. Stow, R. I. Stow, J. Strong, and C. W. Stuart. J. M. Tapley, H. Taylor, D. Teakle, R. Thomas, J. Thompson, W. Thompson, J. Thorn, C. Thorpe, M. Tidy, W. Thompson, Tonkin, T. Tonkin, J. Townsend, W. Townsend, W. Tully, J. Turner, J. S. Tuxford, Trench, and J. Trussel. J. S. Underdown, and Underwood. G. Vickery, W. Viney, and J. Virgo. W. Wade, Walkeley, T. M. Walker, W. Walker, J. Walsh, Warder, M. Wardle, F. Ware, F. Watson, H. Watson, T. Watson, A. Wearing, Wedd, C. F. Weeke, A. Weir, D. H. Weir, T. Welbourn, J. Westcomb, T. Whitacre, G. White, W. Whiting- ton, S. Whitmore, W. Whittel, T. Whyte. G. White, F. Wicksteed, T. Wiggins, C. Wilke, W. Wilkins, Williams, J. Williams, J. Williams, S. Williams, W. Wilms hurst, A. Wilson, C. Wilson, E. W. Wilson, J. Wilson, M, Wilson, R. Wilson, W. Wingate, T. Winton, J. Wisdon, T. Wood, J. Woody, Wright, and Dr. Wyatt. T. Yard, C. Young, C. Young, J. Young, J. S. Young. The compilers are desirous of completing the record before December 28, so that it can be used in connection with the Founda-tion Day celebrations at Glenelg.

Person ID	I1202 Turner
Last Modified	22 Aug 2014

Father	Thomas MELLOR, b. Abt 1785, Greetland, Yorkshire, England , d. 15 Mar 1855, South Australia, Australia (Age ~ 70 years)
Mother	Margaret "Peggy" THORNTON, b. Abt 1786, Elland, St Mary, Yorkshire, England , d. 4 Apr 1853, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia (Age ~ 67 years)
Married	19 Aug 1805 Halifax, Yorkshire, England [17, 18, 19]
Family ID	F30 Group Sheet, Family chart

Family 1 Mary FOX, b. Abt 1812, d. 12 Dec 1873, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia (Age ~ 61 years)

Married 8 Apr 1835 Halifax, Yorkshire, England [20, 21, 22]

Children

	1. Thomas Fox MELLOR, b. 10 Jul 1836, Yorkshire, England , d. 24 Dec 1898, Semaphore, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia (Age 62 years)
	2. James Fox MELLOR, b. 2 Jul 1841, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia , d. 6 Apr 1914, Molesworth Street, North Adelaide, South Australia, Australia (Age 72 years)
	3. Benjamin Fox MELLOR, b. 8 Mar 1843, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia , d. 5 Mar 1916, Creswick, Victoria, Australia (Age 72 years)
	4. John Fox MELLOR, b. 27 Feb 1845, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia , d. 4 May 1913, Fulham, South Australia, Australia (Age 68 years)
	5. Mary Eva Fox MELLOR, b. 13 Jan 1854, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia , d. 26 Aug 1854, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia (Age 0 years)

Last Modified 26 Feb 2013

Family ID F416 Group Sheet, Family chart

Family 2	Margaret, b. Abt 1829, d. 28 Aug 1916, Semaphore, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia (Age ~ 87 years)
Married	1875 Victoria, Australia [23]
Last Modified	26 Feb 2004
Family ID	F489 Group Sheet, Family chart

Photos

Event Map

Load the map

	Born - 9 Sep 1808 - Elland, St Mary, Yorkshire, England
	Newspaper - 8 Apr 1835 - Halifax, Yorkshire, England
	Occupation - Grocer - 8 Apr 1835 - Brighouse, Yorkshire, England
	Married - 8 Apr 1835 - Halifax, Yorkshire, England
	Immigration - "Fairlie" - 7 Jul 1840 - Port Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
	Occupation - Between 1842 and 1868 - Kapunda, South Australia, Australia
	Newspaper - SA Gazette - 13 May 1847 - Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
	Newspaper - Marriage - 19 Feb 1859 - Morphett Street, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
	Occupation - 28 Jan 1868 - Franklin Street, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
	Photos - Abt 1875 - Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
	Married - 1875 - Victoria, Australia
	Residence - 1840-1880 - 399 The Espanande, Mellor Park, South Australia, Australia
	Died - 28 Dec 1880 - Semaphore, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
	Cemetery - Est 30 Dec 1880 - West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
	Document - Burial - Est 30 Dec 1880 - West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
	Buried - Est 30 Dec 1880 - West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
	Newspaper - Old Photos - 21 Jul 1903 - Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

= Link to Google Maps

= Link to Google Earth

Notes

Jamestown, SA
As early as 1875 the Mellor Brothers of Adelaide had a factory established and in 1877 Thomas Carter had started a smithy, manufacturing all kinds of farm equipment. The Mellor Brothers also had factories in Quorn and Kapunda To reduce the cost of transport Francis Opie started the production of Stump jump ploughs for the local market.
<"http://members.ozemail.com.au/~fliranre/jamestown.htm">http://members.ozemail.com.au/~fliranre/jamestown.htm

Only Mellor listed on 1841 census
MELLOR: Joseph
<"http://www.users.on.net/proformat/censusm.html">http://www.users.on.net/proformat/censusm.html

Sources

[S41] Mellor, Joseph Harold, Joseph Mellor His Ancestors and Descendants By his Grandson Joseph Harold Mellor, (1681 Malvern Road Glen Iris, S.E. 6 , Victoria July 1947), p. 3 (Reliability: 3), 21 Dec 2002.
[S344] Ancestry Family Trees, http://trees.ancestry.com.au/tree/8358189/person/-961700157/media/1?pgnum=1&pg=0&pgpl=pid%7cpgNum (Reliability: 3).
[S137] Malcolm Bull's Calderdale Companion, (Marriages and Deaths Leeds Mercury 1835).
[S41] Mellor, Joseph Harold, Joseph Mellor His Ancestors and Descendants By his Grandson Joseph Harold Mellor, (1681 Malvern Road Glen Iris, S.E. 6 , Victoria July 1947), p. 3 (Reliability: 3), 12 Dec 2002.
[S139] State Library of South Australia, (http://www.slsa.sa.gov.au/site/page.cfm State Library of South Australia : South Australiana database), http://www.slsa.sa.gov.au/fh/passengerlists/1840Fairlie.htm (Reliability: 3).
[S166] Turner, Jenny (Sax), email 31 Dec 2006 (Reliability: 3).
[S166] Turner, Jenny (Sax).
[S205] The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901-1929).
[S41] Mellor, Joseph Harold, Joseph Mellor His Ancestors and Descendants By his Grandson Joseph Harold Mellor, (1681 Malvern Road Glen Iris, S.E. 6 , Victoria July 1947), p. 5 (Reliability: 3), 12 Dec 2002.
[S214] Jackson, Heather Bruce.
[S109] South Australian Deaths Index 1842 - 1915, Book: 107 Page: 276 (Reliability: 3), 24 May 2002.
Surname: MELLOR
Given Names: Joseph
Date: 1880-12-28
Sex: M Age: 72y Status: N
Relative: (not recorded)
Relative 2:
Residence: Semaphore
Death Place: Semaphore
District Code: PtA
Book: 107 Page: 276
[S210] West Terrace Burial Books, (Jenny Turner).
[S226] Holme, Sue.
[S166] Turner, Jenny (Sax), WTC Road 3 path 16e (Reliability: 3), 12 Jan 2003.
[S228] South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839-1900), Article identifier http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article43159925 Page identifier http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page3998994 APA citation OBITUARY. (1881, January 8). South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839-1900), p. 2 Supplement: Suppleme (Reliability: 3).
[S206] The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889-1931), Article identifier http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article4976218 Page identifier http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page916192 APA citation OLD COLONISTS. (1903, July 21). The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889-1931), p. 8 (Reliability: 3).
[S49] International Genealogical Index, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, (http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/igi/search_igi.asp), M007494 (Reliability: 3), 24 May 2002.
Thomas MELLOR
Sex M
Marriage(s):
Spouse: Peggy THORNTON
Marriage: 19 Aug 1805 Halifax, Yorkshire, England
Source Information:
Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type
M007494 1800-1812 0990598 Film 6909609
[S166] Turner, Jenny (Sax), email 23 May (Reliability: 3).
[S429] England, Select Marriages, 1538–1973, Name: Peggy Thornton
Gender: Female
Marriage Date: 19 Aug 1805
Marriage Place: Halifax,York,England
Spouse: Thomas Mellor
FHL Film Number: 990598 (Reliability: 3).
[S49] International Genealogical Index, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, (http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/igi/search_igi.asp), M007492 (Reliability: 3).
Joseph MELLOR
Sex: M
Marriage(s): Spouse: Mary FOX
Marriage: 8 Apr 1835 Halifax, Yorkshire, England
Source Information:
Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type
M007492 1813-1837 0990599-0990603 Film 6909609 Film
[S41] Mellor, Joseph Harold, Joseph Mellor His Ancestors and Descendants By his Grandson Joseph Harold Mellor, (1681 Malvern Road Glen Iris, S.E. 6 , Victoria July 1947), p. 8 (Reliability: 3), 21 Dec 2002.
[S137] Malcolm Bull's Calderdale Companion, (Marriages and Deaths Leeds Mercury 1835).
Marriages and Deaths Leeds Mercury 1835
Edition : Saturday, 11th April 1835Marriages
On Wednesday at Halifax by Rev W. Gilmor M. A. – Mr Joseph Mellor of Brighouse, grocer to Miss Mary Fox of Rastrick
[S36] Australian Vital Records, (1875)/1652 (Reliability: 3), 17 Sep 2002.
MELLOR, Joseph Marriage
Spouse: TAYLOR, Margaret
Marriage Place: Newcastle On Tyne
Reg Year: 1875 Reg State: Victoria
Ref Number: 1652

Joseph MELLOR

Thomas MELLOR

Margaret "Peggy" THORNTON

Mary FOX

Thomas Fox MELLOR

James Fox MELLOR

Benjamin Fox MELLOR

John Fox MELLOR

Mary Eva Fox MELLOR

Margaret