1. Edith Dorothy MCINTYRE b: 17 Sep 1907 in Woonona.

2. Hector Kenneth Cameron MCINTYRE b: 29 Sep 1911 in Gundagai.

3. Muriel Marietta MCINTYRE

4. Norman Cameron MCINTYRE b: 24 Jul 1915 in Gundagai.

5. Marjorie Hazel MCINTYRE

6. Eric Lionel Lance MCINTYRE b: 24 Mar 1922 in Gundagai.

7. Alexander John MCINTYRE

8. Frederick Ronald MCINTYRE b: 1927 in Gundagai.

9. Heather Jean MCINTYRE

This report is submitted in good faith. All endeavours have been made to make all entries authentic and correct. For any corrections and additional valuable information, maps and photos you may have please contact John

To West Blowering

Death: 7th December, 1974, in Gundagai.

•Note: (Gundagai Independent, 12 December, 1974) The death occurred at Gundagai Hospital on December 7th of Mrs Charlotte McIntyre, wife of the late Norman McIntyre. Mrs McIntyre was the last member of the Worldon family in which there were eleven children. Her father, Richard Worldon, was drowned in the 1891 flood. They lived all their life in the Gundagai district - for many years at Reno in the gold mining times and then moved to Kimo Road in 1925. She devoted her life to her husband and nine children and was always ready to help her neighbours and friends in need. The late Mrs McIntyre had a wonderful memory of the days spent at Reno and the experiences in the gold mining times. She had a great sense of humour and was loved by all who knew her. Mrs McIntyre was the mother of Dorothy (Mrs Jim Ryan, Gundagai), Hector (deceased), Marietta (Mrs Clive Taber, Coolac), *Norman (deceased), Hazel (Mrs Ross Rosler, Batlow), Eric (Tumut), Jack (Gundagai), Jean (Mrs Tom Hawker, Orange), and Fred (Gundagai)