One family's line, kept on its own evidence · contributed by Edward "Ted" Dammery (1904–2006), whose report, pedigree and 1994 letters are in the family papers; he lived to 102
The Australian family of the Tullyglass Damerys. Edward Damery left Tullyglass for Australia in 1863 after the farm passed by seniority; "the eldest son of the youngest son"; married Sarah Jane Barr in Melbourne in 1867, and registered his children DAMMERY, a spelling the family carries to this day. His grandson Ted, the family's historian, held a College of Arms grant (confirmed genuine by the College) and corresponded with Norman Damery in 1994; his hand-drawn pedigree supplies the dates on this branch. In July 2026 Sue Dammery's annotated copy of the family tree and the Victorian certificates that followed it documented the join from the Australian end as well, and the emigrant's own line now also stands in the documented tree itself. individuals below. Living people are shown with a name
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