John Ellmon

"... similar, to th? now extinct Wiltshire sheep which, disappeared early in the 19th century owing; to the westward progress of the South- down after the improvement of-the breed by John Ellmon. Others suggest that crossing was probably attempted with the Devon- shire Knot breed and the Leicester. Robert Bakewell of Dishley, near Loughborough, was one of the first men to embark ..."

"... d 1 8LAINB-25 ft., n. a. bet. Grand and Sprtnx: Parmella Iddlns to ITonk o. Suaesoorl w. d ....--.-... Z.7C3 C.VRR S ft., n. l, bet. ruteecth and Sixteenth; John Ellmon to Sella; Hchwart w. 4 ............ X.tM CALIFORNIA so rt., w. s.. bet. Patomaa and Miami: Anton W. Rlewe to Theresa JttnsUn-w. d 1.303 CHAMBERLAIN-M fu, n. a, bet. Clara ..."

"... greatly exceed ?100, and It Is to be rellicl bered that the sums collected in tins ^n> ?' absolutely free from any deduction. .! bo 'w' general secretary (Mrs. John Ellmon) present, and gave a short resuin '? '.u belni done by other branches .one n) Lenio was made very enjoyable to tl10 1 visitors, by 'songs contributed !?> Afestlati Darvall ..."

"... IMvntoly interrm! M.G. Cemetery. 21st January. ILI.I. ELI/MEN.? On tho 20th January, muldonlr, at her Bister's residence, 8 Gladstonc-pluce, South Melbourne, Margaret, the dearly lored wire of tho lato John Ellmon. loved daughter of tho late Myles and Mary Griffin, loved water of Christina deceased), Kate (decoawd), Mary, (deceased), Mylcs (deceased). Annie (Mrs. Franklin, Western Australia)" and Sarah (Mrs. Zioinan), loved ..."