478 BURKE'S COLOXTAL GENTRY. . Claude, *. 27th Deocmbci-, 1865; d. 23rd February, 1866. , Marv, h. 2-tth December, 1852; d. 30tli"Marcb, 1872. 1!. Auuie. Iir. Cbristinn (rordon,";. Stb Dcrpmber, 1887, Robert Itusli Muir MoBuisoN. lY. Margaret Grordou. Residence — Mount Mitchell, Ballarat, Victoria. CtutiaL CiHARLES GRANT TINDAL, of Bonshaw, Inverell, and Ramoinie, New South Wales, now residing at Fir Grove, Winchfield, Hants, h. 31 st Jaly, 1823; in. 14th August, 1856, Anne Araory, daughter of John Travers, of London, and has is.sue, I. Charles Frederick, of Ramornie, N.S.W., h. 19th November, 1857, m. 1885, Caroline Edith, daughter of Rev. Henry Tindal, and has issue, 1. Charles Henry, h. 26th September, 18H7. 2. Archibald Arthur, 6. .30th August, 1888. 3. Travers Grant, h. 26th November, 1892. II. John Traver.s of Karrabil, N.S.W., h. 4th June, I860; m. 20th June, 1S6S, Mary Isabella, daughter of Hon. E. D. Ogilvie, M.L.C, and has issue, 1. John Humphery, h. 26th May, 1889. 1. Dorothy Anne Travers, 6. August, 1890. I. Anne Grant. II. Maria Louisa. III. Jane Emilia. IV. Elizabeth Grant; m. 17th May, 1893, Geoffrey Holt Stilwell, eldest son of John Pakenham Stilwell, of Hilfield, Tateley, Hants. V. Esther Kii'kpatrick. Mr. C. G. Tindal sailed in the barque " Hamlet " from England, on 4th September, 1843, and landed at Sydney, 17th December, 1843. He estab- lished in 1866, the industry of preserving meat on Appert's principle, and also the manufacture of Liebig's extract of meat, both of which industries have been carried on at Ramornie since that time, by the Australian Meat Company, on a very large scale. Uincacic The family of Tynetiale, Tindale, or Tindal came, it is said, originally from Northumberland, and took their name from a dale there, nearwhicli the ?sorth Tyne rises and crossing the Pict's Wall, joins the South Tyne at Langley Castle, where the family resided. A descendant, Kev. John Tindal, M.A. Exeter College, Oxford, rector of St. Ives, eo. Cornwall, and ricar of Covnwood, co. Devon, w. Elizabeth, daughter of Nicholas Prideaux, of St. Thomas, Barbados, President of Council in that island, and d. 1714, leaving issue, four sons and t^^o daughters. His son and heir, Kev. Nicholas Tindal, M.A. of Exeter College and Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford, rector of Alversloke, co. South- ampton, vicar of Waltham, Essex, rector of Colebourne, Isle of Wight, chaplain of Greenwich Hospital, and translator and continuator of Kapin's JSisfon/ of England, VI. 29rh .January, 1710, Anne, daughter of John Keate, of Hagborne, Berks, and d. 1774, leaving issue, I. .John, rector of Chelmsford, Essex, m. Mary, daughter (by his first marriage), and CO heir of the Rer. Oliver PocK- lington, rector of Chelmsford, and
