Mr Chapman possibly arrived from England in 1913 with Sydney Chapman and Ernest Booth.

Witnesses present at the burial were O Starrick and S Scott.  His death was certified in writing by A Chapman, his wife, of 90 Wittenoom Street, East Perth.

George Henry Eagle came to Australia with his parents when he was 1 year old. They settled in Horsham, Victoria and had seven more children.

In 1874, George married Mary Clarke, an Irish girl, in Horsham. A family tree shows they had a son George about 1874 but no record of this birth has been found. However, on his Death Certificate, one male and one female were listed as being deceased.  It is not clear when George came to WA but he was in Onslow by 1910.

In 1915, he married Mary Elliott Marshall, daughter of Captain T. S. Marshall of Fremantle at Roebourne (Trove marriage notice 18 Dec 1915), on which Marriage Certificate George was described as being a widower, although it is not known when or where his first wife died. They had a daughter Nellie, born in Cottesloe in 1917. 

In 1920 George was manager of Wogoola Station, Onslow.

His daughter Nellie died in Kalgoorlie in 1955. Mary, his second wife, died in Perth in 1943.

At 18 years of age, the deceased went to the north west to Old Onslow Station and then to Peedamulla where he became the manager. In 1925 he took over the lease of Gaza/Garza Station and changed the property name to Warrambool. On a trip to Onslow he met Mrs Ovens who ran a boarding house. She told Charlie that if he built a house on the station she would house-keep for him, which she did for the remainder of his life. He died at Warrambool Station. He had requested to be buried at Yarraloola.

Witnesses present at the burial were Murray Paterson and J J Elphinstone.  His death was certified in writing by Pryde Paterson, pastoralist and executor, Yarraloola Station.

A Chinese man who fell down a well and drowned.

The informant of his death was Sergeant John Beresford, of Roebourne.

The deceased is buried on Williambury Station.

The child's father, George Woolhouse, was the son of Priscilla (nee KING) and George Woolhouse Senior.  George and Ann were married at Greenough in 1883 (Marriage Registration 6001/1883). Their other known children were: George Richard born Robe River 1886 (Birth Registration 28551/1886); Elizabeth Ellen born Ashburton 1887 (Birth Registration 286/1887), died 1888 aged 13 months (Death Registration 107/1888); Richard George born Ashburton 1890; an unnamed male born Ashburton 1891 (Birth Registration 1484/1891), Esther Priscilla Ursella born Greenough 1893 (Birth Registration 764/1893); Vernon Victor Charles born Greenough 1895 (Birth Registration 2102/1895); and John James born Onslow 1895 (Birth Registration 1160/1895).  

George Woolhouse Senior arrived as a free settler on the "Trusty" in 1844. He married Priscilla King, a passenger on the same ship. They moved to Greenough and had about nine children including Henry Barzillia (Birth Registration 910/1847), William (Birth Registration 1272/1849) and George (Birth Registration 4876/1859) who moved to the Ashburton in 1878 to establish Robe River Station also known as Yarraloola. They prospered until the drought of 1892 which bankrupted them. The property was severely flooded in 1894 and in 1898 they sold everything. George went droving and later farmed at Goomalling.

Henry and Louisa married 1881. After losing the Robe River property in the 1890s, Henry moved to Menzies where he was a dairy farmer until his sudden death from heart failure and pneumonia in 1904, aged 57 years. He was reported to have left a widow, two sons and four daughters. Their children included Mena Priscilla born Roebourne 1882 (Birth Registration 2325/1882), Louisa Emma born Perth 1884, Ivy Emma born Roebourne 1887 (Birth Registration 1429/1887), Harry Thomas George born Perth 1891 (Birth Registration 906/1891), Jessie born Roebourne 1894 (Birth Registration 180/1894), Fred Smith born Roebourne 1896 (Birth Registration 2229/1896).

Enid was listed in the death notice of Henry Woolhouse but was actually his granddaughter, the daughter of his oldest child, Mena, born 1899.

Norman William was a twin born in 1891 with his sister Wilhelmina Grace.  Sadly, although she lived longer than her twin brother, the little girl died on 30 September 1892, aged 11 months.

The children's father, William, was born in Northam in 1858 (Birth Registration 4172/1858), the son of George Woolhouse and Priscilla King.. He married Mary Kneist Waldeck in Greenough in 1883 (Marriage Registration 5475/1883). William and Mary's other children were: Cecil Gordon Minilya born Roebourne 1888 (Birth Registration 1169/1888); twins born Yarraloola 1891 - Norman William died 1892 and Wilhelmina Grace (buried on nearby station Yannanney); and Thelma Melvina Waldeck born Northam 1897 (Birth Registration 1970/1897). 

In 1893, Mary and William left Yarraloola and first went to Northam and then took up land at Goomalling.

The deceased died of stricture but it is not known what part of the body was affected by the stricture.

The informant of the death of the deceased was John Herbert Church, solicitor's clerk, Roebourne.  He was buried on Yarraloola Station.

Richard John Wright left an estate valued at £277 2s. 9d.to Richard William Barnden.