Henry Walter FLEAY
1841 - 1908 (67 years)
Has 6 ancestors and more than 100 descendants in this family tree.
1839 - 1896 (57 years)
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Name Henry Walter FLEAY [1] Relationship 
with William George BRADY Birth 16 Oct 1841 Beverley, Western Australia, Australia 
- Gilgering
Gender Male Census 31 Dec 1859 York, Western Australia, Australia [2] Occupation Farmer. Burial 1908 Arthur River, Western Australia, Australia Death 14 Dec 1908 Wagin, Western Australia, Australia Siblings8 siblings Siblings5 brothers and 3 sisters Patriarch & Matriarch 
George PERKINS, b. UNKNOWN d. 18 Aug 1814, England (Grandfather) 
Mary Jane SUTTON, b. 20 Feb 1791, Ramsbury, Wiltshire, Englandd. Apr 1848, York, Western Australia, Australia (Age 57 years) (Grandmother) Person ID I13329 MyBradyTree | ACF Last Modified 29 Nov 2024
Father 
John FLEAY, b. 11 Feb 1815, Calne, Wiltshire, England d. 5 Mar 1884, Beverley, Western Australia, Australia (Age 69 years)
Other Partners: Eliza WILLS m. 31 Aug 1876Mother Jane COOK, b. 9 Jan 1814, England d. 1 May 1872, York, Western Australia, Australia (Age 58 years) Marriage 29 Oct 1832 Guildford, Western Australia, Australia Family ID F5084 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Emily Alice QUARTERMAINE, b. 3 Feb 1847, Yangerdin, Western Australia, Australia d. 11 Jul 1928, Wagin, Western Australia, Australia (Age 81 years) Marriage 28 Apr 1864 Beverley, Western Australia, Australia - St Peter's, Gilgering
Children 1. Elizabeth Jane FLEAY, b. 1865 d. 1867, York, Western Australia, Australia (Age 2 years)+ 2. Emily Amelia FLEAY, b. 4 Feb 1867, Williams, Western Australia, Australia d. 20 Oct 1943, Marradong, Western Australia, Australia (Age 76 years)â–» Charles Hancock FARMER m. 10 Sep 18893. Sophia Louisa FLEAY, b. 1869 d. 1873 (Age 4 years) + 4. Henry Elijah FLEAY, b. 10 Nov 1870, Williams River, Western Australia, Australia d. 11 Jul 1949, Katanning, Western Australia, Australia (Age 78 years)â–» Louise Harriet FLINDELL m. 18955. Mary Jane FLEAY, b. 1873 d. Abt 1873 (Age 0 years) + 6. Henrietta FLEAY, b. 2 Dec 1874, Beverley, Western Australia, Australia d. 4 Oct 1926 (Age 51 years)+ 7. Walter William Edward FLEAY, b. 27 Jul 1876, Beverley, Western Australia, Australia d. 9 Jun 1931 (Age 54 years)â–» Elizabeth FARMER m. UNKNOWN+ 8. Eli Francis Felix FLEAY, b. 18 Sep 1878, Arthur River, Western Australia, Australia d. 2 Jul 1944, Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia (Age 65 years)â–» Florence Margaret QUARTERMAINE m. 31 Dec 1919+ 9. May Rachel Maud FLEAY, b. 22 Jul 1880, Beverley, Western Australia, Australia d. 2 May 1947, Marradong, Western Australia, Australia (Age 66 years)â–» Arthur George BATT m. 8 May 190110. John Frances Frederick FLEAY, b. 5 Sep 1882, Arthur River, Western Australia, Australia d. 28 Jul 1951, Collie, Western Australia, Australia (Age 68 years)11. Alfred Augustus James FLEAY, b. 21 Jan 1884, Arthur River, Western Australia, Australia d. 5 Aug 1902, Arthur River, Western Australia, Australia (Age 18 years)+ 12. Bevan Aubrey Arnold FLEAY, b. 18 Apr 1886, Moodiarrup, Western Australia, Australia d. 29 Apr 1977, Katanning, Western Australia, Australia (Age 91 years)â–» Eliza DALE m. 1906+ 13. Alma Ellen FLEAY, b. 1888, Arthur River, Western Australia, Australia d. 26 Mar 1939, Katanning, Western Australia, Australia (Age 51 years)â–» Elijah William SMITH m. 28 Apr 1914+ 14. Norris Charles Victor FLEAY, b. 17 Aug 1890 d. 21 Dec 1959 (Age 69 years) â–» Cecilia May DOWSETT m. UNKNOWNFamily ID F3504 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 29 Nov 2024
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Birth - 16 Oct 1841 - Beverley, Western Australia, Australia 
Census - 31 Dec 1859 - York, Western Australia, Australia Marriage - 28 Apr 1864 - Beverley, Western Australia, Australia 
Burial - 1908 - Arthur River, Western Australia, Australia 
Death - 14 Dec 1908 - Wagin, Western Australia, Australia = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Notes - Henry hated his first name and preferred Walter and was know by this through out his life. He even deleted it off official documents. He like all of his siblings was educated and he too wrote letters on behalf of his father about boundary disputes.
Henry Walter, John & Janes second surviving son married EMILY ALICE QUARTERMAINE at St Peter's, Gilgering, Beverly, WA. He was 23 years old, his address at the time was Williams River. Emily was 17 years old. Emily was born at Yangedine, near York and was the daughter of Elijah Quartermaine and Elizabeth (nee Dickson). The Quartemaines came to the colony on the Britomart in 1838, they were fellow passengers of Dr Samuel Viveash, William Tanners cousin.
When Emily married her address at the time was Avondale, Beverly. Her family were in the process of settling at Yowangup Springs (near Kojonup).
Henry and Emily had 14 children. Only 11 survived to adulthood.
Henry shared his fathers' and brothers' interest in settling and developing the Williams and Arthur River areas. He held several pastoral leases there in the 1860's
In 1883 he brought land at Arthur River called Tachbrook (also referred to as Bocalarup). He would have been assisted with this purchase by his father, as he insisted all his son must own land and ensured this before his death. The adjoining property was settled by Henry's youngest brother William on the same year. Henry and Emily had been living in the area for some years before the purchase of Tachbrook.
Henry took up additional leases in the area during the 1880's but the agricultural depression of the 1890's was a financial loss. In 1896 he suffered a stroke and was left an invalid. He leased the farm to his sons who eventually sold the Tachbrook in the 1900's to W.S. Finey. This then was sold to W.C. Witte.and then was sold to Aubrey Fleay son of William.
Henry died at the age of 68 years in Wagin where he and Emily were living. Emily died 20 years later at the age of 81 years. They are both buried at Arthur River, the graves are marked simply.'Walter Fleay' and 'Emily Fleay'.
Very little is known of Emily, it has been said and written that, she was a very strong minded woman, strangely though had a terrible fear of thunder storms, she was a first class rifle shot and was reputed to advocate, 'Fire with a raised barrel. Don't try to hold the sights still on the target, the barrel moves around too much.' Her grandson is said to remember seeing her riding driving into town on their buggy and that 'She always had a very straight back and always wore black.'
Kind regards,
Luci Sartori - lucis-at-iprimus.com.au - (another Fleay descendent) - 2002
Reference Darryl Brady. "Henry Walter FLEAY". Brady Family Tree in Western Australia. https://bradyfamilytree.org/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I13329&tree=Brady2008 (accessed December 2, 2024).
Sources - [S69] Rica Erickson, Bicentennial Dictionary of Western Australia pre-1829-1888 Vol III D-J, Bicentennial Dictionary of Western Australia pre-1829-1888 Vol III D-J.
- [S1015] sro-at-sro.wa.gov.au, State Records Office of Western Australia, http://aeon.sro.wa.gov.au/Investigator/Details/ImageLoad2.asp?entityId=5115551&entityType=Item_Image&imageNumber=402.