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John G F H LENTAIGNE,^{1 2} son of Henr A A W LENTAIGNE and Emily LENTAIGNE, was born in 1886 in Ryde, NSW. He married Eileen M GARVEY in 1922 in Byron Bay.¹

In 1904 , St. Ignatius College, Riverview qualified for University.In 1935 the Electoral roll has him as a medical practitioner in Bangalow, NSW.^3,4

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Eileen M GARVEY,² daughter of Patrick GARVEY and Catherine HOURIGAN, was born in 1896 in Murwillimbah, NSW.² She died on 9 Mar 1968.⁵ She was buried in Macquarie Park Cemetery. She and John G F H LENTAIGNE had the following children:

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Henr A A W LENTAIGNE married Emily LENTAIGNE.

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Emily LENTAIGNE has few details recorded about her. She and Henr A A W LENTAIGNE had the following children:

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Patrick GARVEY, son of Michael GARVEY and Bridget UNKNOWN, was born in 1858. calculated from death notice. Patrick was a Publican.⁶ He married Catherine HOURIGAN in 1884 in Bathurst.¹ Reg. no.1884/3872. Patrick died on 4 Jun 1908 in Murwillimbah, NSW.^{7 8}

Migrated to Australia1883 on the 'Sydenham' from London, as an unassisted migrant.

In wife Catherine's obituary Patrick was described as late of the Granuaile Hotel who "went there during the construction of the railway Line".

"Then along came the railway commissioners in Oct1893 calling for tenders for the 'Erection of Station Buildings at BinnaBurra, Granuaile, Cavanba, Tiagara Grass, and Mullumbimby....' A giant sign proclaiming the place 'Granuaile' was dulyerected at the station (built on portion of Campbell's property) and probably due to lobbying by Catholic Irishman J.P.Garvan MLA, a bloke with big interests in the area. But Catholic Campbell (born Clarencetown, of Irish immigrant parents) had already introduced the name 'Granuaile' when he built the adjacent 'Granuaile Hotel, Byron Creek', in 1892 to cater for 100s of thirsty navvies. Railway construction got underway in Mar1891 and very quickly over a 1000 navvies were being accommodated in 'canvas towns' that sprang up along the line. Here and there along the route of the line stores have been "run up" by enterprising traders.... In some of these "centres of population" there may be 50 navvies, in others 100..., said an SMH journalist on 6Jun1892. And one of those centres evolved into Bangalow. " The Granuaille Hotel, established in 1892 still existed in 2006, after being burned down, as the "Bangalow Hotel".

Patrick was described as the publican in 1906. And in 1898 in the NSW Country Directory.^{6,9,10,11,12,13}

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Catherine HOURIGAN¹⁴ was born in 1838 in Clare.⁹ She died on 14 Sep 1917 in Drummoyne, Sydney, NSW.^{7 15} She was buried on 25 Oct 1917 in Bangalow cemetery.¹⁰

Assisted immigrant arrived in Australia 1857 on the ship'Admiral Lyons'. Occupation nursemaid, from County Clare

The 1903 Electoral Roll records her in Bangalow, occupation domestic duties.

Her will indicates from Bangalow.

She was a widow in 1917. A sister of the "late Mrs. McQuade".

Described as having "keen intellectual ability and artistic instinct".^4,9,10,15

Patrick GARVEY and Catherine HOURIGAN had the following children:

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Michael GARVEY⁷ married Bridget UNKNOWN.

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Bridget UNKNOWN⁷ has few details recorded about her. She and Michael GARVEY had the following children: