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     Harold Edgar Paul was born on 25 October 1874 in Gregory Terrace, Brisbane, Queensland. PAUL—October 25, at Brisbane, the wife of Mr. Judge Paul, of a son. He was the son of George William Paul and Emily Parkins. Harold Edgar Paul was listed as Emily Parkins's son in the 1891 census in 14 Sutherland Ave, Paddington, Middlesex, England.
     Harold Edgar Paul and Emily Paul were recorded on the 1901 census in 16 Westbourne Park Villas, Paddington. Emily Paul, head, married, 57, born Leeds, Yks; Harold E Paul, son, single, 25 born Queensland, imbecile from childhood; Albert H Warbrond?, single, 25, Sick attendant on epileptic, born Horsham?, Sry; Susan P Falkner?, servant, single, 25, domestic servant, born St Pancras, London.

     Henry E Paul was born in 1864 in St Leonards, New South Wales. He was the son of William Henry Paul and Frances Spencer.
     Henry died in 1934 in North Sydney.

     Irene Gwendolyn Florence Paul's birth was registered in the quarter ending in June 1902 in Hendon RD, Middlesex, England. She was the daughter of Arthur Edmond Paul.

     Isabella Tempest Paul was born on 27 July 1801 in Westminster, London, England. She was the daughter of John Paul and Tempest Margaret Hughes. Isabella Tempest Paul was christened on 6 April 1806 in St James, Piccadilly, Westminster. Isabella Tempest Paul, daughter of John & Margaret Tempest, (born) 27 July 1801.
Isabella Tempest Paul married Isaac Bird on 31 March 1822 in St Mary, Newington, Surrey, England.
     Isabella Tempest Paul and Isaac Bird arrived per "Gulnare" on 21 March 1833 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Isaac Bird, merchant and Isabella his wife, with 2 daughters and 2 sons under 12, departed London 25 October 1832 for Sydney via Hobart as cabin passengers, their son Alfred Paul being born en route 15 Jan 1833 at the Isle de St Paul.
The Australian on 5 Aug 1834 (p. 2) reported: We learn for good authority that Mrs Bird of George-street, pruposes in a short tie to give a treat to the musical amateurs of Sydney, in which whe will most probably be assisted by her mother Mrs Paul, whose requirement in this delightful science are so well known, and so highly appreciated by the public..
     Isabella and Isaac resided at 2 Liverpool St, Hyde Park, Sydney, 22 March 1837. In Dec 1837 he had two assigned convicts: Mary Nicholls aged 23 7 William Swaube aged 30.
John Rich married secondly Isabella Tempest Paul on 26 November 1839 in St Lawrence, Sydney. By special licence on the 21st instant at St Lawrence church by the Rev W H Walsh, Mr Rich to Isabella Tempest, relict of Mr Isaac Bird.
     Isabella died on 20 April 1847 in Fitzroy Crescent, Hobart, Tasmania, aged 45. She left a 10 day old son.
     Isabella Tempest Paul was mentioned as being deceased in the will of John Paul dated 13 June 1851.
She was mentioned in her father's will dated 13 June 1851 as his "late daughter". Her children were not mentioned in her mother's will of 1855.

     Jessie M Paul was born in 1867 in St Leonards, New South Wales. She was the daughter of William Henry Paul and Frances Spencer.
Jessie M Paul married Colin Nardrop in 1892 in St Leonards district, New South Wales.

     John Paul was christened on 6 September 1773 in Wakefield, Yorkshire, England. He was the son of John Paul.
John Paul married Tempest Margaret Hughes, daughter of Simon Hughes and Isabella Marshall, on 21 December 1798 in St Mary, Newington, Surrey.
     In Simon Hughes's will dated 22 December 1821 in Hawkstone, Hodnet, Shropshire, John Paul was named as executor of the estate.
     John Paul was recorded in 1822 census in Parramatta, New South Wales. Mr & Mrs John Paul, came free, but bracketed with John Paul, convict, per Isabella 1822 and Alexr Hunter Convict per ... Royal, 1822 & Robert West, general servants.

     John Paul applied for a land grant of 800 acres in 1824 (G.O. 33/18 p. 838) but it was not confirmed [A.O.T. 20 Feb 89 1822, Letter from Downing St London dated 16 Feb 1822 to Lt Gov Sorell VDL- Sir, I am directed by Lord Bathurst to acquaint you that he has given permission to the bearer Mr John Paul to proceed as a free settler to the settlement of Van Diemen's Land and I am to desire that you will make to him, upon his arrival, a grant of land, in proportion to the means which he may possess of bringing the same into cultivation, I am Sir, your most obedient etc. Cover note says Mr John Paul, 16 Feb 1822 William Shand.
John Paul and Tempest Margaret Hughes witnessed Isaac Bird and Isabella Tempest Paul's wedding on 31 March 1822 in St Mary, Newington, Surrey, England.
     John Paul arrived per "William Shand" on 22 September 1822 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The ship "William Shand" arrived Hobart 19 Aug 1822 under Alex Kenn/Kean/Kerr from London (departed 1 May), sailing direct and carrying sundry merchandise, 24 passengers + (Hobart Town Gazette). Fresh provisions served for entire 16000' trip. It departed for Sydney 12/14 September with sundry consignments & passengers. The ship "William Shand" (284 tons, built Sutherland, registered Aberdeen) under Alex Kenn/Kane, arrived Sydney 28 Sep 1822 from London and the Derwent carrying sundry consignments to individuals. Departed 31 Jan 1823 under Jno Lambsden/Lansdon, carrying 260 bales of sh wool, 40 casks, colonial timber - cedar.
     John Paul and Tempest Margaret Hughes were recorded in December 1822 census in Tasmania. John & Margaret M Paul were listed in the 1822 Tasmanian muster, came free, William Shand 1822 with 1 male child - William. (However his son John said he came on the William Shand in 1822 in the 1828 census).
Feb 14, May 2 1823 - on list of persons receiving an assigned convict (fiche 3291 p.113, 130). Mar 25 - Granted an auctioneers licence (reel 6070 p.122). Mar 26 - Appointed auctioneer and vendue master, Sydney (reel 6039 p.158).
There were at least 3 men called John Paul - father and son and the one who died in 1837, so many of these references will be muddled.

     1823 Memorial #248 Sir, I beg leave most respectfully to inform Your Excellency that it is my anxious wish to have an allotment of land in this colony. I therefore take the liberty of earnestly soliciting your Excellency's concurrence and grant, I have the honour etc. Jno Paul, George St, Sydney 8 May 1823 To Sir Thomas Brisbane. Reply - Cover note - ..or will have no objection in ... is memorial of the eighth ... a grant of 600 Mr John Paul. Edges lost.
J Paul was mentioned re payment for lock for the front door of the Male Orphan Institution in July 1823.
In 1824 he was listed in colonial revenue account. items no. 53, 80, appears as Mr Paul.
May 17 - Memorial #748 - May it please your Excellency, Your petitioner the undersigned begs leave humbly to state, that on his leaving England, was favoured with a letter from Lord Bathurst to the Lieut Gov. of VDL recommending the usual indulgence, since his arrival at Sydney he has felt the great inconvenience of having taken his land there, in consequence he waited upon the Colonial Secretary Major Goulburn praying that he might be allowed to exchange for land in this colony, Your petitioner was accordingly advised to write to Lieut Gov Sorell to obtain the return of his letter, and thus present it to your Excellency which he has now enclosed. Your Petitioner therefore most respectfully begs leave to solicit, that your Excellency will be pleased to take his situation with favourable consideration and order him a grant of corresponding value near 1400 acres which he has relinquished at the Derwent, this in addition to the 600 acres which your Excellency was pleased to give him, will make 2000 acres, a quantity he has reason to hope with the means he possesses would have been allowed him, had he in the first instance presented his letter to your Excellancy. He therefore earnestly trusts that this ... will not prejudice his interest and that your Excellency will be pleased to grant the prayer of his Petitioner -- and your Petitioner is bound accordingly ... John Paul, George St Sydney 17 May 1824 to Sir Thos Brisbane.
Letters dated July 13, 28 & Oct r re Treasury orders drawn in favour of John Paul of the ship Wiliam Shand, 1822.
17 Aug 1825 Order onte Colonial Treasurer for stationery supplied to the Police Office.
Circa Sep 1825 Letter recommending John Fearnhead to the Governor's indulgent consideration.
On November 1 1825 he was on a list of persons liable to serve as jurors in the district of Sydney.
The Sydney gazette reported on the 27 March 1826: Colonial Secretary's Office, March 26,1826.The Governor has been pleased to appoint Mr. John Paul to be an Auctioneer and Vendue Master, in the Town of Sydney.
By Command of His Excellency, F. Gouluurn, Colonial Secretary.
Report dated 12 May 1826 by the Board of Inquiry on financial position of the Bank of NSW: Mr John Paul, auctioneer, who is the next most considerable debtor [after Campbell, Raine, Ramsay & Cooper] appears to be liable to the bank as acceptor to the amount of $Spanish 40,972.92
     Drawer to that of 8,762.04
     and as indorser of 1,598.40
      In all 50,443.36
      Against which, however can be set off the balance of his credit on account of deposits 14,076.61.
Leaving a net balance for which he is liable - $36,366.75.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul gave a splendid entertainment to tlieir numerous friends yesterday evening. Nearly one
hundred Cards were issued on the occasion. Tin; Party assembled in celebration of a christening. After Tea --there was a Concert-— after .the Concert-— came a dance— -after dance a Supper--after supper another dance; and theni— daylight appeared. Six of the Band of the Buffs were engaged.
The Monitor on 24 Dec 1827 reported: AUCTIONEERING seems to be the best business going at present. We heard some time ago, of Mr. and Mrs. Paul going to Europe to enjoy some of the fruits of their industry. But from the great run of business Mr. P. has on his hands, we suppose that he cannot prevail upon himself to quit a shore for the present, on which he has acquired so handsome an independency, and in which fortune still continues to shower upon him its gifts. However Mr. Paul's new and elegant Auction Mart is likely to be well supported by his sons, whenever Mr. P. retires to England, whether it be to remain there to act as shipper for them, or to return in due time to spend the evening of life in the Colony. Mrs. Paul will be missed by her musical friends. We have always
regretted that this lady's musical science, vocal as well as instrumental, has been confined to so private a circle. Those who remember her performance at the Amateur Concerts, are still desirous to re-establish those innocent sources of public recreation..
They are not clearly llisted in the 1828 census of NSW, nor is their eldest grand-daughter Tempest Jane with her parents. Hoiwever John Paul (came free per Wm Shand) is included in the household of George Wm Paul, at George St. However the land & stock census of 1828 mentions land at Sydney, 640 acres, 20 cleared, 10 cultivated. Land owner George William Paul.
The Sydney gazette 27 Feb 1828 (p.2) reported: Mr and Mrs Paul, whose return to Erope we ought some time since to have mentioned, took home with them, in cash alone, £10,000.
John Paul was granted land between 1829 and 1832 in Illawarra district, New South Wales, John Paul, 1400 acres, parish unnamed, district of Illawarra ... Promised by Sir Thomas Brisbane; 600 acres on 16 May 1823 and 800 acres on 4 June 1824. Quit-rent £6 12s.
Jno/John and his family may have travelled on one or more of the following NSW voyages:
George Paul 18 Oct 1832 Thomas Dougel     
Messrs William Paul 15 May 1839 Ann
George Paul 2 Jul 1840 Montefiores
Mr. Paul     6 Apr 1841 Harlequin
Mr. Paul     9 May 1844 Star Of China
J Paul 18 Jun 1847     Oliver Cromwell.
     John Paul was on the passenger list of the "Flora", arriving at Sydney, on 29 July 1830. They departed from Hobart Town 1 July as cabin passengers; Jno Paul, returned. The "Flora" was a ship of 257 tons with 37 men.
     John Paul was on the passenger list of the "Sydney Packet", arriving at Sydney, on 5 March 1831. It departed from New Zealand 21 Feb carrying Mr Jno Paul Sydney dealer. The "Sydney Packet" was a schooner of 83 tons with 9 men.
     John Paul and Tempest Margaret Hughes were on the passenger list of the "Surry", arriving at Sydney, New South Wales, on 21 August 1831. They departed 12 Feb from England & Hobart Town as cabin passengers: Mr J Paul, England, settler, England, Mrs Paul ditto. It was a schooner of 340 tons, 20 men.
The Sydney gazette on Saturday July 9 1831 reported: We learn from Captain Ramsay of the Britannia, that at Launceston he saw a Hobart Town paper, which must have been of a later date than yet reached Sydney, in which the arrival of the Surrey was reported. She has merchandise and passengers for Sydney: among the latter are Mr and Mrs Paul, sen., and two Wesleyan missionaries, intended for the Parramatta and Windsor stations.. John John Paul, senior, Sydney, 27 Sep 1833 was in the list of persons authorised to effect sales by auction throught the colony, until the dates undermentioned expire between 1833 and 1835, in Sydney.
John Paul was granted land on 3 September 1833 in Camden, New South Wales, John Paul, 1400 acres and George William Paul, 600 acres, Camden after advertising in Oct 1831 were granted title deeds. I am not sure whether the John refers to George's father or brother.
John Paul was listed in a directory dated 1836 as John Paul senr at Liverpool St, Race Course, Sydney. Hyde Park was originally known as the Race Course, races continued there until 1821.
     John Paul was on the passenger list of the "Siren" dated 2 November 1836 from Hobart, Tasmania. This may refer to the other John Paul.
John Paul was granted land on 1 January 1837 in Wallis' Plains, West Maitland, New South Wales, John Paul 40 acres, parish of Maitland, allotment no. 20, at Wallis' Plains ... Promised by General Darling on 19 May 1829 and possession authorised on 14 August 1829 to Thomas Stubbs, at whose request the grant is now advertised for Mr Paul. Quit-rent 6.8 sterling per annum, commencing 1 Jan 1837.
The next entry is also for John Paul, 20 ditto, quit-rent 3/4.
9 Feb 1837 p. 3: Sale by auction, of excellent household furniture, a few valuable oil paintings, splendid tone rosewood pianoforte (half octave) a choice and scarce collection of music, books etc, without the least reserve, by order of the proprietor Mr John Paul, leaving the colony, by Mr George Paul, on Wednesday next, Feb 16th? at 11 o'clock on the premises, Hyde Park, adjoining P De Mestre, Esq.
John Paul was granted land on 18 February 1837 in Roxburgh, New South Wales, John Paul, the elder, 40 acres, Roxburgh. A Land titles lists show 40 acres 'South Maitland' "Paulston', and 20 ac, 'Tempeston' granted the same day.
     John Paul was on the passenger list of the "Francis Freeling", arriving at Sydney, New South Wales, on 2 March 1837. They departed Hobart 17 February, cabin passenger Mr John Paul, merchant [of] Sydney. This may refer to the JP who died in April.
     John Paul and Tempest Margaret Hughes were on the passenger list of the "Spartan", arriving at London, England, after April 1837. They departed Sydney 30 March 1837.
     John Paul was on the passenger list of the "Williams", arriving at Sydney, on 18 April 1839. He departed from Launceston in a brig of 149 tons.
     John Paul and Tempest Margaret Hughes were recorded on the 1841 census in Kennington Green, Lambeth, Surrey. John Paul 60, Tempest Paul 60 (male), Tempest (male) 17, Margaret 15, Elizabeth Mitchell, 20, female servant, Ellen Holmes? 20, female servant; none born in the county except the last servant.
John Paul was declared bankrupt in March 1842 in Sydney, New South Wales. In the Insolvent Estate of John Paul, the Younger, of Macquarie Place, Sydney, Agent. WHEREAS the Estate of John Paul was, on the 3rd day of March, 1842, placed under Sequestration in my hands, by order of His Honor Mr. Justice Stephen, I hereby appoint a Meeting of the Creditors of the said John Paul to be holden at the Supreme Court House,
Sydney, on the 23rd day of March instant, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon, for proof of Debts; and another Meeting to be holden at the same place, on the 4th day of April next, at the same hour, for the like purpose, and for electing a
Trustee or Trustees.—Dated this 7th day of March, 1842.
WILLIAM H. KERR, (1068) Chief Commissioner of Insolvent Estates..
     John was registered at Sydney on the from 1842 to 1851 electoral roll. 1842-3 Bourke Ward - House, Macquarie Place; 1845-6 Bourke Ward, freehold, George St; 1848-49, 1849-50, 1850-51 ditto. He was not listed in the 1851-52 roll.
     John Paul was on the passenger list of the "Oliver Cromwel", arriving at Sydney, New South Wales, on 18 June 1847. He departed from London as Mr J Paul, London. The ship was 478 tons under A Alexander which sailed 28 Feb from the Downs and he was a cabin passenger.
     John Paul and Tempest Margaret Hughes were recorded on the 1851 census in 4 Manchester Street, Brighton, Sussex, England. Head William & Lucy Wick... visitors ... John Paul, aged 77, gentleman, born Wakefield, Yorkshire; Tempest Paul aged 70, born St Marylebone, Middlesex. 8 visitors plus servants - presumably a lodging house. Tempest is described as a gentleman and her age is in the male column.
     John Paul made a will dated 13 June 1851 in Brighton, Sussex. This is the last will & testament of me John Paul formerly of Sydney NSW but now of Brighton in the county of Sussex I give and bequeath to Daniel Cooper of P..land Place Clapham Road? in the county of Surrey Esquire and Thomas Walker of Sydney aforesaid merchant my trustees ... after the sum of thirty pounds each and I give and bequeath to my dear wife Tempest Margaret Paull all the rest, residue and remainder of my personal property and estate of every kind and description whatsoever in England which I may die possessed of interested in or entitled unto for her own absolute use and ..... .... as to the sum of two thousand pounds sterling part of the last ... residuary personal estate and I give and bequeath the interest of such two thousand pounds to her for her life and from and after her decease I give & bequeath the said two thousand pounds to my grand daughter Margaret Lambert wife of William Blake Lambert of Her Majesty's Dockyard at Portsmouth
I give devise & bequeath to the said Daniel Cooper and Thomas Walker all and singular my messuages or tenements Lands & Hereditaments whatsoever situate in Sydney or elsewhere in NSW aforesaid and also my Bank Stock and other personal estate in NSW to hold the same unto them their heirs executor administrators and assigns upon trust that they the said Daniel Cooper and Thomas Walker and the survivor of them his heirs etc. do and shall pay the rents issues dividends interest and profits of the same messuages, etc. as they shall be from time to time received unto my said dear wife for and during the term of her natural life and from and after her decease I give & bequeath to Sarah widow of my late son George William Paull the sum of five hundred pounds sterling and to Mary widow of my late son John Paul the sum of five hundred pounds sterling and I trust that these two last mentioned legacies will be realized by the proceeds of my Bank shares in NSW and the money which may be in the hands of my agents Messieurs Walker & Company of Sydney but in case there .... shall be insufficient to a.... the same two legacies then I direct each deficiency to be made up out of the proceeds of my real estate ...t hereinafter directed to be sold and my will is that such two legacies should be paid as soon as possible after my wife's decease and I direct that my said trustees and the survivor of them his heirs and assigns do and shall as soon after her decease as they or he shall in their discretion judge the most desirable opportunities sell and dispose of all and singular my aforesaid messuages etc. ... or in parcels by public auction or private contract unto any person or persons who shall be willing to ... the purchase or purchases thereof for the most money that can be reasonably had or gotten for the same and shall and do make and execute all such conveyances and assurances as shall be requisite & necessary to effectuate such sale or sales
And I do hereby declare that the .....ts of my said trustees shall be good & valid discharges for the same to be ... ... and that it shall ... be ... for the app... ... of the purchase money.... I do hereby direct that my said trustees etc. shall & to stand possessed of the monies to ... deductions as aforesaid / and also of the ... & profits of my aforesaid ... of the proceeds of bank stock & the personal estate in NSW ion case the same shall be more than sufficient to a... the aforesaid legacies of five hundred pounds & 500 pounds upon trust in the first place to pay to my grandson John Bird of Sydney aforesaid the sum of 150 pounds & to divide the residue per capita and not per st.....s equally between and amongst all the children of my late daughter Isabella Tempest Rich by her first husband Isaac Bird and of my late sons George William Paul & John Paul except my granddaughter Margaret Lambert whom I have otherwise provided for by this my will and my granddaughter Tempest Jane Tindall wife of John Tindall of Penrith in NSW who will I have no doubt be provided for by her worthy husband and I appoint my said dear wife and the said Daniel Cooper & Thomas Walker Executrix & executors of this my will and in the event of my dear wife's decease before my grandson John Bird then I appoint my said grandson an executor of this my will. In witness ....13th June 1851. John Paul. J B Bullock 51 Lincolns Inn Fields, P J Powell, clerk.
     John died on 21 June 1853 in 'Pier Mansions', 4 Manchester St, Brighton, Sussex, England, aged 79. The Times reported on the 24 June, On the 21st inst., at Brighton, John Paul, Esq. aged 80. He was buried on 23 June 1853 in the Extra Mural cemetery, Brighton. Grave XM80, no headstone remaining in the 1980s although there was in 1867.
     His will was proved on 29 November 1853.
No Paul daughter buried at St Mary Newington 1821. There was a Louisa Paull baptised 7 May 1820 at St Mary, Putney and an Edward Paul baptised 26 December 1803 at St Nicholas Hereford, both children of John & Margaret.

     John Paul was born on 12 November 1802 in London, England. He was the son of John Paul and Tempest Margaret Hughes. John Paul was christened on 28 August 1803 in St James, Piccadilly, Westminster. John Paul, s of John & Tempest Margaret, (born) Nov 12.
     John Paul arrived per "William Shand" on 22 September 1822 at Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
He may be the subject of some of the references to John Paul in the passenger lists, rather than his father. A John Paul jr was mentioned in the bankruptcy lists in the NSW government gazettes.
Undated Memorial (c.1824) To His Excellency Maj Gen Sir Thos Brisbane.... The memorial of John Paul Jr. most humbly shewith, That your Excellency's memorialist came out a free subject, in the William Shand in the year 1822 and who has since resided in this colony, is anxious at present to turn his attention to the pursuits of grazing and agriculture for the carrying on of which on rather an extensive? scale, he possesses ample means, and he therefore begs leave very respectfully to solicit from your Excellency the indulgence of a Grant of Land suitable for the purpose for which he shall ever pray, John Paul jr. George St, Sydney .
John Paul married Mary Esther Bowen on 6 October 1827 in St James, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. John Paul junior aged 25 of the parish of St Phillips bachelor, a dealer & Mary Bowen aged 18 years of St James spinster married in this church by licence; in the presence of Wm Bowen, 18 Market St Sydney & Tempest Margaret Paul of George St Sydney.
     John Paul and Mary Esther Bowen were recorded in November 1828 census in George St, Sydney. John Paul, George Street, Sydney, no age, Came Free, Wm Shand, 1823, Mrs John Paul, 19, Came Free, 18, Andromeda; with his brother George & his family. John had 640 acres, 20 cleared, 10 cultivated.
John Paul was granted land on 9 April 1829 in Braedalbane Plains, co. Argyle, New South Wales, On the 5 Dec 1832 George & John Paul were granted 640 acres at Braedalbane Plains as promised by Gov Darling in 1829. A quit rent of a peppercorn was given in exchange for ground surrendered for the purpose of widening George & Brdge Streets, Sydney; also granted another 640 acres there.
There was a claim against them in Dec 1832. John was an auctioneer, in Sydney.
     George William Paul was possibly granted land on 3 September 1833 in Camden, New South Wales, John Paul, 1400 acres and George William Paul, 600 acres, Camden after advertising in Oct 1831 were granted title deeds. I am not sure whether the John refers to George's father or brother.
John Paul was listed in a directory dated between 1836 and 1837 as John Paul jnr at General Warehouse, Parramatta, New South Wales.
     John Paul was party to a land transaction in August 1836 in New South Wales. County of Northumberland: #102 James Sea 600 acres parish unnamed at Brisbane Water .... Promised to John Paul, junior, by Sir Thomas Brisbane 16 May 1823, but now advertised at his request in favour of Mr Sea. Quit rent 6s. sterling per annnum, commencing 1 Jan 1829.
John Paul was granted land before 6 June 1840 in Sydney John Paul was listed as a grantee of a town allotment in the parish of St Philip - deed already granted.
In 1841 he was described as a gent. of Macquarie Place, Sydney.
John Paul was declared bankrupt on 11 December 1841. I John Paul in the colony of NSW, agent .... convey to Nehemiah Rundle, all my property and effects whatsoever, upon trust, for the benefit of all my creditors.
John Paul was declared bankrupt on 3 March 1842 in Sydney, New South Wales. John Paul (Jnr) of Macquarie Place, Sydney, agent.
In 1843 he was described as a gent of the North Shore.
     John died on 15 July 1844 in North Shore, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, aged 41. He was aged 41 and an auctioneer, and sometimes described as John jr. He was buried on 17 July 1844 in Sandhills cemetery after a service at Holy Trinity, Sydney. Note than another John Paul aged 35, a mechanic, was buried at Parramatta the same year.
     John Paul was mentioned as being deceased in the will of John Paul dated 13 June 1851.

     John Paul was born circa 1830 in New South Wales, Australia. His parentage is not proven. He was the son of John Paul and Mary Esther Bowen.
John Paul married Eva Unknown (Paul) before 1874.

     John Paul was born say 1750 in Yorkshire, England.
A John Paul of the parish of Brotherton, married by licence Elizabeth Wilby at Wragby on 24 Dec 1770. Both signed in the presence of Jos. Green & William Wilby.
     John was buried on 5 December 1775? In All Saints, Wakefield, Yorkshire. An Elizabeth Paul & Matthias Bond had banns called in Sep 1776 at Wakefield.

     John Paul was born circa 1805 in Scotland?.
     John Paul arrived per "Margaret Graham" on 17 December 1834 at Sydney from Greenock, Scotland via Launceston. The "Margaret" was a barque of 305 tons. He was described as Mr John Paul, of Scotland, merchant.
John Paul, of Charlotte Place, Church Hill, managed an ironmongery /foreign commission business for William Wright who came out to Australia on J Paul's death in 1837 and established business in early NZ.
     John Paul made a will dated 19 October 1836 in George St, Sydney. This is the last will and testament of me John Paul of George Street Sydney in the colony of New South Wales, merchant. I give and bequeath to Alexander Clark Thomas Brown and Alexander Duncan all of George Street aforesaid ...to pay the surplus & residue thereof unto my father _ Paul of Atherton in Scotland esquire.
     John died on 2 April 1837 in Charlotte Place, Sydney, New South Wales. On Sunday night, at his residence in Charlotte place, John Paul, Esq., merchant. He was buried on 4 April 1837 in St Andrews or Scots Burial Ground, Sydney. He was described as a merchant aged 32 and the ship's name is given.

     John Paul was born circa 1809.
     John died on 25 March 1844 in Parramatta North. He was a mechanic aged 35, buried on the 26th.

     John Francis Paul was born on 11 August 1829 in George St, Sydney, New South Wales. He was the son of George William Paul and Sarah Jane Dalton. John Francis Paul was christened on 10 February 1830 in St James, Sydney.

     Margaret Paul was christened on 4 February 1816 in St Pancras Old Church, London, Middlesex, England. Margaret and a Louisa baptised 27 May 1832 (born 13 May 1832) at St Andrew Holborn were the children of John & Margaret, of Red Lion Passage, carpenter. This seems unlikely although they had a 15 year old Margaret with them in the 1841 census. She was the daughter of John Paul and Tempest Margaret Hughes.

     Margaret Isabella Paul was born on 12 December 1825 in George St, Sydney, New South Wales. She was the daughter of George William Paul and Sarah Jane Dalton. Margaret Isabella Paul was christened on 21 August 1827 in St James, Sydney. Margaret Isabella, daughter of William & Sarah Paul, George St, dealer. George and Margaret was listed as a child of George William Paul in the in November 1828 census in Sydney, New South Wales.
     Margaret Isabella Paul appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Paul and Tempest Margaret Hughes in Kennington Green, Lambeth, Surrey. Margaret Paul aged 15, was staying with her paternal grandparents.
Margaret Isabella Paul married William Blake Lambert, son of Peter Lambert, on 9 July 1849 in St Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex, England. The Sydney gazette reported on 14 December 1849: Paul, Margaret Isabella, 2nd daughter of the late George Paul & grandaughter of John Paul of Brighton. Married 9 July 1849 to W B Lambert.
     Margaret Isabella Paul and William Blake Lambert were recorded on the 1851 census in Calf Close, Tweedmouth, Northumberland. Wiliam Blake Lambert aged 34, civil engineer, asssistant chief engineer in Portsmouth Dock Yard, born Berwick on Tweed, with his wife Mart Isabella aged 25 born Sydney, NSW and son Sydney Paul Lambert aged 11 months, born Southsea, Hampshire, were visiting Robert Beaton Weatherhead and his family who was a solicitor - their youngest son was called Robert Lambert Weatherhead and the youngest daughter was also 11 months.
     In John Paul's will dated 13 June 1851 in Brighton, Sussex, Margaret Isabella Paul was named as heir.
In 1853 she was mentioned in the will of her grandfather John Paul - as the wife of William Blake Lambert of H M Dockyard Portsmouth.
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     Margaret resided at 11 King William Street, Portsmouth?, Hampshire, 1857.
     Margaret Isabella Paul and William Blake Lambert were recorded on the 1871 census in 3 Morden Rd, Charlton, Kent. William B Lambert, head, married, 54, civil engineer, born Berwick on Tweed; his wife Margaret I, aged 45, born Australia; Tempest I, daughter aged 16, born Southampton; Vera M, daughter aged 8, scholar, born Russia with a cook and a housemaid.
     Margaret died before 1881?.

     Mary Paul was born on 28 November 1843 in North Shore, New South Wales. She was the daughter of John Paul and Mary Esther Bowen. Mary Paul was christened on 27 March 1844 in St James, Sydney. Mary, daughter of John & Mary Paul, North shore, gentleman.
Mary Paul married Robert Fellowes Hunt on 25 November 1860 in St Leonards, New South Wales. On the 28th instant, at St Thomas' Church, North Shore, by the Rev. W. B Clarke, Robert Hunt, Esq., Royal Mint, to Mary, only daughter of the late John Paul, Esq., North Shore.
     Mary died in 1901 in St Leonards district, New South Wales.

     Mary Esther Paul was born in 1870 in St Leonards, New South Wales. She was the daughter of William Henry Paul and Frances Spencer.
     Mary died on 17 May 1878 in St Leonards district, New South Wales. She was buried after 17 May 1878 in St Thomas' Church of England, North Sydney.

     Nelly Beatrice Paul was born in 1872 in St Leonards, New South Wales. She was the daughter of William Henry Paul and Frances Spencer.
     Nelly was registered at 72 Wycombe Rd, Neutral Bay, on the 1930 electoral roll.
     Nelly was registered at 9 Hayes St, Neutral Bay, on the 1936 electoral roll.
     Nelly died in 1971 in St Leonards district, New South Wales.

     Ralph Frederick Oswald Paul was born on 8 May 1898 in Kate St, Sandgate, Queensland. He was the son of Ralph Herbert Paul and Henrietta Matilda Roehricht.
     Ralph died on 15 September 1918 in Le Berquier, France, aged 20.

     Ralph Herbert Paul was born on 13 February 1871 in Brisbane, Queensland. PAUL.- On the 13th February, at Bunya Bunya Cottage, Brisbane, the wife of George William Paul, Esq., barrister-at-law, of a son. He was the son of George William Paul and Emily Parkins.
Ralph Herbert Paul married Henrietta Matilda Roehricht on 30 March 1897 in Sandgate, Queensland. PAUL-ROEHRICHT.-On the 30th March, at St. Nicolas's Church, Sandgate, by the Rev. Canon Matthews, Ralph Herbert, third son of Judge Paul, to Ettie, second daughter of the late R. H. O. Roehricht, Assoc. M. Inst. CE.
     Ralph resided at Brisbane, 1913.
He composed a patriotic song, To guard thy liberty, published by Alberts in Sydney in 1914. There is a copy at the State Library of Queensland.
     Ralph resided at Manly, New South Wales, 1930.
     Ralph died on 21 June 1945 in Manly, NSW, aged 74. PAUL - June 21, 1945, at hospital, Manly. Ralph Herbert, only surviving son of the late Judge Paul, of Brisbane. (Brisbane papers please copy.) .

     Robert Hulbert Paul was born in 1876 in St Leonards, New South Wales. He was the son of William Henry Paul and Frances Spencer.
Robert Hulbert Paul married Catherine A Steffani in 1902 in Orange district, New South Wales. Robert in 1913,Sulman's Chambers, Crows Nest.
     Robert resided at 67 Falcon St, North Sydney, 1913.
     Robert resided at Sinclair St, Wollstonecroft, Sydney, New South Wales, 1920.
     Robert resided at 13 Gatacre Ave, Lane Cove, New South Wales, between 1924 and 1928.
     Robert and Katherine were registered at 13 Gatacre Avenue, Lane Cove, New South Wales, on the between 1930 and 1933 electoral roll.
     Robert died in 1933 in Chatswood district, New South Wales.

     Sarah Charlotte Paul was born on 9 December 1833 in George St, Sydney, New South Wales. She was the daughter of George William Paul and Sarah Jane Dalton. Sarah Charlotte Paul was christened on 17 March 1835 in St James, Sydney.
Sarah Charlotte Paul married Charles Capon Durham on 28 June 1855 in Hackney West, London, England. On the 28th June, at West Hackney Church, by the Rev. Thomas D. Lamb, rector, assisted by the Rev. Thomas R. Maynard, M.A., Charles Durham, Esq., of No. 19, Regent's Park-terrace, London, to Sarah Charlotte, third daughter of the late George Paul, Esq., of Sydney, New South Wales.
     Sarah Charlotte Paul was mentioned in the will of Tempest Margaret Hughes dated 22 November 1855.
     Sarah died in 1910 in Woollahra, New South Wales.

     Stillborn died on 25 June 1876 in Brisbane, Queensland. She was born on 25 June 1876 in Brisbane, Queensland. Paul—On the 25th June, at Wickham-terrace, Brisbane, the wife of Mr Judge Paul, of a daughter, still-born. She was the daughter of George William Paul and Emily Parkins.

     Tempest Jane Paul was commonly known as Jane. She was born on 24 May 1824 in George St, Sydney, New South Wales. She was the daughter of George William Paul and Sarah Jane Dalton. Tempest Jane Paul was christened on 20 June 1826 in St James, Sydney. There is also a 1834 registration for a baptism in Windsor to the same parents.
     Tempest Jane Paul appeared on the 1841 census in the household of John Paul and Tempest Margaret Hughes in Kennington Green, Lambeth, Surrey. Tempest Paul aged 17 with her sister Margaret aged 15, were staying with their grandparents.
     Tempest Jane Paul married John Poad Tindale as his second wife, on 7 February 1844 in St Philip's, Sydney. He was a widower of Penrith and she was of St Leonards district.
Tempest Jane's grandfather left her out of his will as she will "no doubt be provided for by her worthy husband" John Tindall of Penrith..
     Tempest Jane Paul was mentioned in the will of John Paul dated 13 June 1851.
     Tempest died on 11 October 1855 in Stamford Hill, London, aged 31. DIED. On the 11th October, 1855, at her residence, Stamford-hill, London, in the 31st year of her age, Tempest Jane, wife of John Tindale, Esq., late of Sydney, New South Wales.
On the 11th February, at Sydney Villa, Stamford-hill, Tempest Jane, the beloved wife of John Tindale, Esq., late of Sydney, aged 31.

     William Henry Paul was born on 15 June 1841 in Macquarie Place, Sydney, New South Wales. He was the son of John Paul and Mary Esther Bowen. William Henry Paul was christened on 15 July 1841 in St James, Sydney.
William Henry Paul married Frances Spencer in 1862 in New South Wales. William Henry Paul was a Freemason in 1876 in Samaritan Lodge, St Leonards, New South Wales. William Henry Paul of Sydney, engineer, from April 6, #2582 dated 26 Nov 1877.
     William resided at 'Altona', 2 Paul St, Milson's point, Sydney, 1913.
     William died on 26 October 1922 in Sydney, New South Wales, aged 81. There is no probate record for him, nor for his wife Frances. He was buried in St Thomas' Church of England, North Sydney.
An Alfred E Bowen Paul son of John & Eva was also buried at North Sydney and a Mary Paul.

     William Noel Paul was also known as Townsend in records. He was born on 27 December 1900 in Armadale or Prahran, Victoria. William Noel clearly went through life known as the son of Dr George William Frederic Paul; he attended Cobar School, Sydney & Brisbane Grammar Schools - he later became a Chemist/Pharmacist and practiced in NSW & QLD at Weston & Kangaroo Point, Brisbane. He was the son of Dr George William Frederic Paul and Frances Marie Townsend.
William Noel Paul married Pauline Marlan on 22 May 1926 in Waverley district, New South Wales.
Hilma Brazier du Rietz married secondly William Noel Paul in 1935 in Brisbane, Queensland.
     William died on 24 June 1974 aged 73. He was living at the Freemason's Home at Sandgate at the time. He is buried in the Redcliffe cemetery in a double plot with his wife 'Teddy' (Hilma Brazier Paul, nee du Reitz). Their eldest daughter, Jenifer Claire Paul died on October 6th 1978 and is also buried in the Redcliffe Cemetery..

     Willie Melvyn Paul was born in 1865 in New South Wales. He was the son of William Henry Paul and Frances Spencer.
Willie Melvyn Paul married Florence Lamb in 1906 in Sydney, New South Wales.
     Willie and Florence were registered as William Melvyn Paul, dentist with Florence, home duties at 'Ormiston', 11 Carabelle St, Milsons point, on the 1930 electoral roll.
     Willie and Florence were registered as William Melvyn Paul, dentist with Florence, home duties at Mayfair Flats, Holbrook Ave, Kirribilli, on the 1936 electoral roll.
     Willie died in 1951 in North Sydney, New South Wales.

     Sarah Paviour married Marlion Ryther in 1648 in MLA, Surrey.

     Catherine Jane Pawlett's birth was registered in the quarter ending in June 1880 in Petworth, Sussex. She was the daughter of Edmund Pawlett and Alice Jane Dempster. Catherine Jane Pawlett was listed as Edmund Pawlett's daughter in the 1881 census.

     Charles Edmund Pawlett's birth was registered in the quarter ending in March 1877 in Petworth, Sussex. He was the son of Edmund Pawlett and Alice Jane Dempster. Charles Edmund Pawlett was listed as Edmund Pawlett's son in the 1881 census in Pound Street, Petworth, Sussex.
Charles Edmund Pawlett married Margaret MacDonald on 14 June 1915 in Heatherton, Newfoundland, Canada.
     Charles died in 1927 in Robinson, Newfoundland, Canada.

     Charles John Pawlett was born in 1915 in Heatherton, Newfoundland, Canada. He was the son of Charles Edmund Pawlett.
Charles John Pawlett married Evon Harview.
     Charles died in 1983 in Stephenville, Newfoundland, Canada.