JOHNSON Verlas Eileen^{[1, 2]}

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• Name	JOHNSON Verlas Eileen
  Gender	Female
  Death	Yes, date unknown
  Person ID	I5484	The People
  Last Modified	31 Mar 2024

  
  

  Family	ALLSOP Frederick Cyril,   b. 22 Jan 1922, Randwick, New South Wales, Australia d. 29 Apr 1974, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia (Age 52 years)
  Marriage	2 Jun 1947	Randwick, New South Wales, Australia   [1]
  Children	1. ALLSOP Lesley Eileen Vera   2. ALLSOP Pamela   3. ALLSOP John
  Family ID	F2859	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	23 Jan 2026

  
  

• Sources

  [S3617] _Births, Deaths and Marriages, NSW, Frederick Cyril Allsop + Verlas Eileen Johnson; Marriage; Index; 12912; 1947; Randwick. [S2923] Correspondence: John Hogg, Dudley Allsopp; Email; 14 April 2002. John and Harriet Cottam had six children to my knowledge Ruby 1885, Cyril 1887, died 21-8-1909, Roy 1888, Leslie 1890, and Dudley C 1891, and Raymond c.1898. - Dudley married Vera Pope, he had a son Fred who married Verlas ? now Mooney his widow they live at Broadbeach have spoken to Verlas, their daughter Lesley Allsop married Bill Picken the son of the famous trotting driver Bill Picken, bill and Lesley live at Rosehill and still train horses. Ruby who married Bill Cornwell had a son David who married a Brittle, their son John Brittle and his wife Jean live at 32 Kokoda Ores, Beacon Hill ( 02 9481 9164 ) they have all the Allsop photos and a family bible so I have been told by Verlas, rang them once but from up here things are a bit difficult.. Leslie 1890 had a son Dr. John Allsop of 57 Ocean St. Woollhara rang him once acknowledged who I was but thats all said he had been contacted by others on family history - believe there was record a William who went to England with Lord ? he married 1880in /1890 1880 . Mary A. Cottam sister of Harriet. Did you ever try for the railway of John Allsop senior a railway as a groom gatekeeper at Strathfield. Sorry for the late reply have been having problems with three other organisations of which I am sec of .I was in Brisbane last week at the state library and looked at the entries in the SMH of 4-11-1846 John reportedly stole a bottle of oeatsfoot oil from a Floral Soceties exhibition beloging to James London he was found not guilty and discharged he had been previously remanded in custody, his record said free by servitude. Will be in touch John H.