Not having a credit card, all I have been able to ascertain is that under all BDM categories, there are 66 records under MAWBEY and 160 under MAWBY.
There was a large family of MAWBYs at Daylesford in Victoria, a member of which was CHRISTOPHER WOODWARD MAWBY.
Thursday 27 March 1902
NEW INSOLVENTS.
Christopher Mawby, 319 Bay Street, Port Melbourne, late wood and coal merchant, now out of business. Cause of insolvency - Sickness and death of wife, and heavy expenses attendant thereon. Liabilities, £83/7/5; assets, £5, deficiency, £77/7. Mr. E. H. Shackell, assignee. George Lane, Castlemaine, coachbuilder. Filed at Castlemaine.
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DEATHS.
MAWBY. - On the 1st October, at her late residence, 319 Bay-street, Port Melbourne, Elizabeth Ann, the late dearly beloved wife of Christopher Mawby, hay and corn merchant, aged 37 years. So loved, so mourned.
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Hi Pamela. I am another "Mawby" descendant. The most famous member of our branch is George Mawby Ingram VC MM.
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