Ethel Jane CHRISTIE (1880-1898)
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2. Ethel Jane Christie (1880 - 1898)
Spouse : John Henry Gill (1879 - ....)
Nola Irene Warren
2nd Generation -
George Ernest Edward Warren & Iris Ella Ford
3rd Generation
Leonard Leslie Warren and Burdett Launder
George Dixie Ford & Sarah Jane West
4th Generation
Charles James Warren and Elizabeth (Agnes) McNayRoberts Launder and Mary Burdett SalisburyJoseph Samuel Ford and Marianette KinghamArthur Cornelius West & Anne Eliza Devonshire
5th Generation
John Warren and Elizabeth Manning and Mary Manning
1. Elizabeth Warren & Richard Appleton2. George Warren
3. Charlotte Warren & Francis Appleton
4. Emma Warren & William Chase
5. Oliver Warren & Elizabeth Hales6. Montefiore Warren7. Charles James Warren & Elizabeth (Agnes) McNay8. Sarah Jane Warren & John Christie
1. Rosa (Rose) Christie & Christopher Charles Short2. Ethel Jane Christie & John Henry Gill
3. Charlotte Robenia Christie & John Thomas Tape4. Beatrice Alice Christie & William George Gill
5. Bertha Christie & Alfred James Gill6. Violet May Christie7. Lendsley Harold Christie
1. Ethel Jane Christie
Born 1880, January 25 at her Aunt Charlotte Appleton’s house, Delamere
Marriage 1898, April 29 at the home of John Henry Gill, Stansbury, SASpouse John Henry Gill
Born 1879 at Fishersville, SAFather John Henry GillMother Mary Jane SkinnerDied
Death 1898, December 15 at Yorketown, SAAge at Death 19 yearsChildren 1. Leslie Henry Gill
Born 1898, August 15 in Stansbury, SAFather John Henry GillMother Ethel Jane ChristieDeath 1983, May 11 at Stansbury, SAAge at Death 85 yearsBurial Centennial Park Cemetery, SA
John Henry Gill (or variously Henry John Gill) who was husband to Ethel Jane Christie, joined the Australian Navy, and was a Lt. Commander during the Boxer Rebellion which took place in China between 2 November 1899 and 7 September 1901.
John Henry Gill also fought at the Battle of Jutland – a naval battle fought between Britain’s Royal Navy Grand Fleet and the Imperial German Navy’s High Seas Fleet during the First World War. It took place between May 31 and June 1 in 1916 and it was the only major encounter between the main British and German battle fleets during this war. It was fought near Skagerrak, an arm of the North Sea about 97 km off the west coast of Jutland in Denmark.
