History of the Carlile family

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES.
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She was an invalid for many years, and resided with her sister
(see Carlile, Isobel Robertson), latterly at " Tettenhall," Norwich
Avenue, Bournemouth. She joined with the same sister in 1905
in issuing for private circulation a memoir of her parents, entitled
In Memory of Praying Ancestors. She died at Bournemouth
on Sunday, 26 January, 1908, and was buried at Wimborne
Road Cemetery, Bournemouth, on 30 January.
Carlile, Florence Janet, the second daughter of Carlile,
William, of Bristol, was born at Helensburgh on 13 September,
1876, and was educated in Jersey and at Bristol. She studied
drawing for some years, and has taken an art master's certificate.
Carlile, Frank, the eldest son of Carlile, Thomas, of Mel-
bourne, was born on 11 April, 1878. He went with the third
Victorian contingent Field Forces to South Africa at the time
of the Boer War. He is now in the Victorian Railway Depart-
ment. On 14 December, 1901, he married Marion Josephine
Lloyd, and has had three children — Robert Thomas, b. 2
November, 1902, d. 1903 ; Raymond Walter, b. 5 February,
1906 ; and Cecil Frank, b. 8 June, 1907.
Carlile, George, the son of Carlile, William, of Paisley, was
born in 1788. He was educated privately, and adopted a com-
mercial career. He became partner with William Robertson in
the business of felling cotton yarn at Paisley. He died unmarried
in 1845.