James Brooker (1798–1798)
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Brooker, Mary Ann (mother)
- Brooker, Jonathan (father)
- Brooker, Elizabeth (sister)
- Lowe, Elizabeth (sister)
- Angel, Mary (sister)
- Brooker, William (brother)
- Brooker, John (brother)
- Brooker, James (brother)
- Boon, Sarah Mary (half-sister)
- Wade, Edward (half-brother)
- Harrigan, Edward (half-brother)
- Harrigan, Edward (half-brother)
- Brooker, Janet (sister-in-law)
- Brooker, Elizabeth Willison (sister-in-law)
- Hart, John (brother-in-law)
- Ledwidge, Christopher (brother-in-law)
- Lowe, Daniel (brother-in-law)
- Byrnes, Mary Ann (niece)
- Rudd, Sarah Elizabeth (niece)
- Griffin, Sophia (niece)
- Hannam, Elizabeth (niece)
- Harrigan, Mary Ann (niece)
- Spinks, Elizabeth (niece)
- Larkin, Sophia Jane (niece)
- Hurst, Keturah (niece)
- Lenon, Eliza (niece)
- Harris, Mary (niece)
- Brooker, Mary (niece)
- Brooker, Louisa Willison (niece)
- Thorn, Sarah Jane (niece)
- King, Mary Louisa (niece)
- Mayne, Louisa Emily (niece)
- Caldwell, Alice Clara (niece)
- Spinks, Rosina (niece)
- Brooker, William (nephew)
- Brooker, Jonathan (nephew)
- Brooker, Jonathan (nephew)
- Ledwidge, John C. (nephew)
- Ledwidge, Christopher (nephew)
- Brooker, James (nephew)
- Angel, Henry (nephew)
- Angel, William (nephew)
- Harrigan, James Edward (nephew)
- Brooker, Joseph Henry (nephew)
- Angel, Robert (nephew)
- Angel, Richard (nephew)
- Brooker, Joseph Henry (nephew)
- Brooker, Edward Charles (nephew)
- Angel, James (nephew)
- Brooker, James Albert (nephew)
- Brooker, Jonathan (nephew)
- Brooker, William (nephew)
- Angel, Edward Jonathan (nephew)
- Brooker, Murdo (nephew)
- Angel, Samuel (nephew)
- Harrigan, William (nephew)
Citation details
'Brooker, James (1798–1798)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/brooker-james-26027/text, accessed 20 May 2025.
Life Summary [details]
Alternative Names
- Broker, James
Birth
Death
1798 (aged ~ 0 months)
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