Charles Henry Olive

Birth21 Dec 1850 - Bungawalbin, New South Wales, Australia

Death15 Jun 1915 - Whiporie, New South Wales, Australia

MotherMaria Robinson

FatherGeorge Isaac Olive

Born in Bungawalbin, New South Wales, Australia on 21 Dec 1850 to George Isaac Olive and Maria Robinson. Charles Henry Olive married Sarah Macfarlane and had 11 children. He passed away on 15 Jun 1915 in Whiporie, New South Wales, Australia.

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Parents

George Isaac Olive
1824 - 1905

Maria Robinson
1836 - 1889

Spouse(s)

Sarah Macfarlane
1852 - 1916

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Charles Langlow Olive
1873 - 1941

Roderick Carrington Olive
1886 - 1938

Frederick George (Aka Fred) Olive
1875 - 1949

Malcolm Alexander Olive
1888 - 1964

Isabella (Or Annabelle) Maria (Aka Bella) O'keeffe/dockrill (Nee Olive)
1877 - 1953

Dudley Gordon Olive
1893 - 1960

Blanche Elizabeth Olive
1891 - 1970

John Robinson Olive
1881 - 1962

Grace Marion Olive
1883 - 1943

Mary Magdalene Dockerill (Nee Olive)
1895 - 1974

Donald Clarence Olive
1879 - 1954

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