2Nd Lt Fredrick William Merewether BUSBY R.F.A B.E.F. was born on 1 Apr 1892 in Waverley, Sydney, New South Wales. He died on 11 Feb 1917 in France, WW1 of wounds. Parents: Thomas Woore Fredrick BUSBY and Augusta Eliza Mitchell MEREWETHER.

George BUSBY. Parents: John BUSBY and Elizabeth LISLE.

Spouse: Margaret WILSON. Children were: John BUSBY.

Dr George BUSBY L.C.R.S. (Edin) was born on 18 Dec 1798. On the Elizabeth He died on 29 Jan 1870 in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. Remained in Edinburgh to complete his studies, migrating the following year(1825).
Assistant Colonial Surgeon 1826-1844 Parents: John BUSBY and Sarah KENNEDY.

Spouse: Agnes THOMSON. Dr George BUSBY L.C.R.S. (Edin) and Agnes THOMSON were married on 11 Jan 1833 in "Saltram", Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. George and Agnes were married by the Rev. Thomas Thompson, who was Agnes' brother

Presbyterian Church
Children were: John BUSBY, Agnes BUSBY, Sarah BUSBY, Katherine BUSBY, Jessie BUSBY, Mary J BUSBY, Alexander BUSBY, William Thomson BUSBY.

George BUSBY was born on 13 Dec 1863 in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. He died on 26 Jul 1908 in Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia. Settled at "Moonagee", Nyngan. Parents: John BUSBY and Harriet KELMAN.

Spouse: Grace RANKEN. George BUSBY and Grace RANKEN were married on 11 Apr 1894 in Wattle Flat, New South Wales, Australia. Children were: Harriet Lucy BUSBY, John BUSBY, Winifred Ranken BUSBY, George James BUSBY.

George BUSBY was born in 1875. He died in 1940. Parents: Hon. William BUSBY M.L.C. and Catherine Annie WOORE.

Spouse: Ida BECHER. George BUSBY and Ida BECHER were married. in South Africa Children were: Peter Woore BUSBY.

George BUSBY. Parents: John BUSBY and Sylvia May HORTON.

Spouse: Robin Patricia BLEAKLEY. Children were: John BUSBY, Susan Patricia BUSBY, Katrina Robin BUSBY.

George Alexander BUSBY. Parents: William BUSBY and Marianne DAVIES.

Spouse: Dorothy Blanche WATERHOUSE. Children were: William Richard (Dick) BUSBY, Elizabeth BUSBY, Mary Dorothy BUSBY, John Gordon BUSBY, Judith Margaret BUSBY.

George Alexander BUSBY was born in 1839. He died Accidentially shot on 5 Nov 1859 in Victoria, Bay of Islands, New Zealand. Parents: James BUSBY and Agnes DOW.

George Gordon BUSBY was born on 4 Dec 1882 in Paterson, New South Wales, Australia. He died on 20 Oct 1937. Parents: William Thomson BUSBY and Jean Bell GORDON.

Spouse: Alice Lilian HUDSON. George Gordon BUSBY and Alice Lilian HUDSON were married.

George James BUSBY. Parents: George BUSBY and Grace RANKEN.

Spouse: Kathleen Mary CROSSING. Children were: Valerie Lynne BUSBY.

George Lawrence BUSBY died young. Parents: John Alexander BUSBY and Violet Effie LAWRENCE.

Gordon BUSBY. Parents: William Thomson BUSBY and Jean Bell GORDON.

Capt. Harold Oscar BUSBY was born on 13 Sep 1878 in Kiama, New South Wales, Australia. He died in 1969 in Cowra, New South Wales, Australia. Capt. in the AIF at the Great War(1914-1918) Parents: Alexander BUSBY and Katherine Adelaide (Ada) STOKES.

Spouse: Marion Elsie STOKES. Capt. Harold Oscar BUSBY and Marion Elsie STOKES were married on 19 Oct 1922 in Cowra, New South Wales, Australia. of Cowra, NSW
Children were: Barbara Agnes Sloan BUSBY, Helen Sloan BUSBY.

Harriet Florence BUSBY was born in 1862 in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. She died in 1893 in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. She was buried in 1893 in Bathurst Cemetery, Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. gref 942 Parents: John BUSBY and Harriet KELMAN.

Harriet Lucy BUSBY was born in 1895 in Wattle Flat, New South Wales, Australia. Parents: George BUSBY and Grace RANKEN.

Spouse: J. F. MORELL. J. F. MORELL and Harriet Lucy BUSBY were married. Children were: John MORELL, Helen MORELL, David Busby MORELL, James Kenneth MORELL.

Heather Mary Noel BUSBY. Parents: William Baker BUSBY and Elanor Mary (Nell) LEARMONTH.

Spouse: Hugh AUSTIN. Children were: Bronwyn Mary AUSTIN, Sandra Noel AUSTIN, Hugh David Busby AUSTIN.

Helen (Betty) BUSBY. Parents: Dr Hugh BUSBY M.B. Ch.M. F.R.C.S.A. and Ethel MOORE.

Spouse: Maxwell Gordon EDGELL. Maxwell Gordon EDGELL and Helen (Betty) BUSBY were married in 1926 in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. Children were: Patricia Helen EDGELL.

Helen Pearson BUSBY. Parents: William BUSBY and Marianne DAVIES.

Helen Sloan BUSBY. Parents: Capt. Harold Oscar BUSBY and Marion Elsie STOKES.

Spouse: ? MITCHELL. Children were: Marion MITCHELL.

Dr Hugh BUSBY M.B. Ch.M. F.R.C.S.A. was born on 12 Apr 1876 in Golburn, New South Wales, Australia. He died on 9 Sep 1929 in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. Parents: Alexander BUSBY and Katherine Adelaide (Ada) STOKES.

Spouse: Ethel MOORE. Dr Hugh BUSBY M.B. Ch.M. F.R.C.S.A. and Ethel MOORE were married on 11 Jun 1902 in Burwood, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Children were: Enid Isobel BUSBY, Phyllis Jean BUSBY, Helen (Betty) BUSBY, Margaret BUSBY, Patricia BUSBY, Dr. Hugh BUSBY M.B. B.S.(Syd) MC.

Dr. Hugh BUSBY M.B. B.S.(Syd) MC was born on 8 Feb 1918 in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. He died on 10 Aug 1972 in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. of Bathurst

Captain - Australian Army NX100094 1942-1946
Parents: Dr Hugh BUSBY M.B. Ch.M. F.R.C.S.A. and Ethel MOORE.

Spouse: Beth Amiel WAKE. Dr. Hugh BUSBY M.B. B.S.(Syd) MC and Beth Amiel WAKE were married in 1948 in St Stephens Church, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Children were: Belinda BUSBY, Sarah BUSBY, Jane BUSBY.

James BUSBY was born on 14 Feb 1800. He died Congestion of the Lungs on 15 Jul 1871 in Penge, Surrey, England. Busby of Waitangi
Fisrt British Resident of NZ 1833-40 Parents: John BUSBY and Sarah KENNEDY.

Spouse: Agnes DOW. James BUSBY and Agnes DOW were married in 1832 in Church of England Hunter/Maitland District, New South Wales, Australia. Children were: John Dow BUSBY of Taradale, Sarah BUSBY, James BUSBY, George Alexander BUSBY, William BUSBY, Agnes BUSBY.

James BUSBY was born in 1837. He died on 10 Mar 1840 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Parents: James BUSBY and Agnes DOW.

James BUSBY was born on 16 Apr 1889. Parents: John Dow BUSBY of Taradale and Isabella Selina BALDWIN.

Spouse: Winifred Mary CULLWICK. James BUSBY and Winifred Mary CULLWICK were married. Children were: Elizabeth Anne BUSBY, Mary Agnes BUSBY, Racheal Winifred BUSBY.

Jane BUSBY. Parents: Dr. Hugh BUSBY M.B. B.S.(Syd) MC and Beth Amiel WAKE.

Jean (Peggy) BUSBY. Parents: Charles William BUSBY and Minnie Caroline BETTINGTON.

Spouse: Reginald Augur DAVIS. Children were: William John DAVIS, Prudence DAVIS.

Jenny Lynn BUSBY. Parents: Peter Woore BUSBY and Shelia PEARCE.

Jessie BUSBY was born in 1840 in New South Wales, Australia. She died on 24 Apr 1925 in North Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Jessie was the 2nd wife of Rev. Piddington Parents: Dr George BUSBY L.C.R.S. (Edin) and Agnes THOMSON.

Spouse: Rev William Jones Killick PIDDINGTON. Rev William Jones Killick PIDDINGTON and Jessie BUSBY were married on 24 Sep 1868 in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. Children were: Florence Ada PIDDINGTON, George Busby PIDDINGTON, Percival Chambers PIDDINGTON, Francis L (Frank) PIDDINGTON.

John BUSBY.

Spouse: Elizabeth LISLE. Children were: George BUSBY.

John BUSBY. Parents: George BUSBY and Robin Patricia BLEAKLEY.

John BUSBY died on 26 Mar 1884 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. He was born 1806 approx in Edinburgh, Scotland. unmarried Parents: John BUSBY and Sarah KENNEDY.

John BUSBY was born on 24 Mar 1765 in Alnwick, Northumberland, England. Before 1824 he was a Civil Engineer. John followed his fathers occupation and at 19 was manager of a coal mine. For several years he was employed as a minerla surveyor and engineer in England, Scotland, and Ireland. He made water and mineral surveys of several counties in Scotland, provided a water supply for Leith Fort, and was engaged on such public works as the Caledonian Canal, Stirling Castle, Lock Ryan, and the new botanical Gardens at Edinburgh. He received two of the Highland Society's highest premiums, one for inventing machinery for ascertaining the nature of rock strata by boring, the other for a method of sinking through quicksands, clay and gravel beds. In 1810 he was employed on the Irish Estate of the marquess of Downshire.

John claimed association in these various activities wit such eminent engineers as Stevenson, Telford and Rennie, and produced six impressive testimonials when he applied to the Colonial Office for employment in New South Wales in 1921. He was also recommended by J. T. Brigge.

He immigrated in 1824 to Australia. Agreemnt and instructions Re Mr. John Busby on his preceeding to the Colony of New South Wales as Mineral Surveyor and Civil Engineer where he and his family arrived in 1824.

Under Secretay Wilmont to Mr John Busby,

I am directed by Lord Bathurst to acquaint you, inreply to your application to proceed to New South Wales as mineral surveyor and civil engineer, that his lordship feels disposed to authorise the Governor of that Colony to issue to you a sum of Two hundred pounds per annum on the condition that you give the Government the benefit of your services for two hundred days in each year, such salary to be continued to you for three years from the date of your employment in the service of the Government after your arrival in New South Wales; at the end of which period the Governor will be instructed to allot you a grant of land as a renumeration for your services to the Colony.

I am moreover to point out to you that no house will be provided for you unless your whole time throughout the year is devoted to the Public Service and that you must not under any circumstances, expect to receive rations for yourself and family.

In the event of your acceding to these terms, a passage will be forthwith ordered for yourself and family on board some vessel sailing from the river for Port Jackson.

John and his family sailed from Leith on the Triton and arrived in Port Jackson in February, 1824. George, their eldest son, followed later after completing his medical studies in Edinburgh.

I am also instructed to acquaint you that, if your sons who may proceed with you, take with them capital to the value of five hundred pounds, they will be considered as settlers and have grants of land with the usual indulgence of convict labour.

I am etc. R. Wilmont, Under Secretary.
Downing Strret, 29th March, 1823.

After 1824 he was a Mineral Suerveyor and Civil Engineer in Australia. John's immigation voyage on the Triton in 1824 stayed for some weeks at Hobart Town, where John made a "survey for water and coals". In Feb 1825 he was asked to explore Van Diemans's Land "so far as Minerals and Geology are concerned, more especially with respect to Coals and Iron", but he went to New Zealand instead to refloat the government brig "Elizabeth Henrietta" which was aground at Goulborn Island. for this task he was paid 300 pounds.

In 1826 he went to report on coal deposits near Newcastle for the Australian Agricultural Co.

His most important work was the construction of Sydney's first regular water supply. John began the survey soon after his arrival in 1824 and his first report , made in June 1825, envisaged a supply pumped through iron pipes from the Lachlan springs (now in Centinial Park) to a reservoir in Hyde Park. This plan which would cost 12,000 pounds was apparently approved, but in January 1826 John submitted a second report which recommended the driving of a mine or bore for thw whole distance of more than two miles; although this would cost 20,000 pounds, he believed it would ultimately prove cheaper in running costs. Surveyor-General Oxley and William Dumaresq agreed and the tunneling commenced in September 1827.

John declared that the work could be completed in three years, and as his initial three year engagement had expired he was engaged at a salary of 500 pounds, with his son Alexander engaged as an assistant at a salary of 100 pounds. In October 1828 his salary was confirmed by the Colonial Office but he was refused an assistant. Subsequently in May 1831 he engaged his youngest son William to assist him without government pay.

Progress on the scheme was slow and this arroused public criticism and in 1832 the Colonial Office requested a report on the project. The next year the Legislative Council also enquired into the project, and with no censure John recommended that the remaining work on the tunnel be contracted out. Govenor Bourke, however, attributed the delay to poor supervision of the convict workers and in 1834 reported to London that the proper direction of such unwilling labour was prehaps "a duty incompatible with John's age and infirmities", and that he had little confidence in John's professional skills. Accordingly Bourke appointed John's son William as overseer to the project at a salary of 200 pounds, the sum to be deducted from John's salary.

John protested to London at this treatment and at his own request continued to superintend at no salary until his claim was decided. The Colonial Office approved Bourke's action, but in 1836 John's position petition for an investigation was supported by a large number of Sydney residents. Before another session of the legilative Council in 1837, the scheme was completed, and John claimed that if he had taken a contract for the project and had at his disposal proper equipment, skilled labourers and a proper overseerer, he could have completed the project in half the time. Major Barney, whose professional opinion Bourke respected, testified that the work was "very fairly done", considering the means available to John. The committee recommended that 1,000 pounds be paid to John as a gratuity in addition to his salary arreas.

John was apparently involved financially in his efforts to complete the Bore and had to sell his home, Rockwell and grant of 8 acres at Pott's Point. The house was still in existence in 1950 in Rockwall Crescent and was part of a nurses' home.

The scheme sucessfully supplied Sydney with water until 1868, the yeild between 300,000 and 400,000 gallons per day. The overflow from Busby's Bire was a Stand-pipe in Hyde Park. After 1880 it supplied water for the Botanical Gardens until parts of it caved in and it was abandoned about 1930.

During a calamitous drought in 1838-39, when no rain fell, Busby's Bore saved Sydney Settlement (then 20,000 souls) from Disaster.

Between 1849-54 there was another severe drought with mean rainfall well below the 10 year mean. The City Council directed their surveyor to examine Lachlan Swamp and the tunnel to se if Busby's Bore could be improved.

In 1869 a commission appointed by Govenor Young in 1867 agreed that the present hopelessly inadequate sources of supply be abandoned and water be brought from the Nepean River. Work began in 1880 and water was supplied to Crown Strret in 1886. This amplification scheme supplied Sydney until 1940.

Intersetingly, in 1869, Thomas Woore (? relationship to Annie Woore) the 5th Commisioner, presented a minority report recommending a high dam on the Warragamba River but engineering knowledge and materials at that time were inadequate to build such a dam. In 1908-09 a severe water sortage in Sydney prompted a re-investigation of the Warragamba scheme. The engineer employed on the work was W. D. Donkin, B.E. Assoc. M Inst. C.E., a great-grandson of both John Busby and Thomas Woore. At that time Sydney's population was approx. 600,000. In 1940 a 60 foot weir was built on the Warragamba and the water pumped to Prospect. Work on the storage dam 400 feet high was then started by the Metropolitan District Water Board. At that time Sydney's populaton was approx 1.25 million.

He Granted small property in 1828 in Nepean River near Emu Plains and eight acres at Wolloomoloo Cove for a town house. He retired in 1837 in "Kirkton", Branxton, Hunter River, New South Wales, Australia. a 2,000 acre property which he was grated in 1835. He died on 10 May 1857 in "Kirkton", Branxton, Hunter River, New South Wales, Australia.

He was buried on 12 May 1857 in "Kirkton", Branxton, Hunter River, New South Wales, Australia. Inscription on the gravestone reads "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord" The first member of the family to come to Australia was John Busby (1765-1857). Hew as born in Alnwick, Northumberland, and was trained by his father, a coal master, in his own business. He gradually developed a special skill in mine location and surveying, and adopted the profession of mineral surveyor and civil engineer. He exercised his profession on the "Downshire" estates in Ireland, and later settled in Scotland where he surveyed several counties for water and minerals. He came under notice of J.T. Bigge, Esq., who recommended him to the Colonial Office as a fit person to supervise coal mining at Newcastle, N.S.W., and to devise a satisfactory water supply for Sydney. He was engaged in March, 1823, as mineral surveyor, and Civil Engineer to the Colony of New South Wales by Lord Bathurst. He arrived in Sydney on February 24th, 1824. He was at once sent off to Newcastle to superintend coal mining and to construct a breakwater. He then spent several months in New Zealand having been sent there to salvage a Government brig, the "Henrietta Elizabeth" which had gone ashore. A war vessel, H.M.S. Tees, had failed to refloat her, as a last resort John Busby was sent from Sydney, and with the aid of only six men he refloated here in 26 days. During the time spent in New Zealand he experienced great hardships and danger, in fact, on one occasion, he was taken by the Maoris who designed him for the "piece de resistance" of a meal, the earth oven was heated, and the dispatching blow was even aimed at his head, but in throwing up his arms to protect himself he brushed off the wig which he wore. This threw the Maoris into consternation and wonder which reprieved him and give him protection as a superior being. On his return to Sydney, he designed and carried out the first water supply of consequence for Sydney. A bore, or tunnel, was driven from the Botany Swamps to Hyde Park. The work was started in 1827 and finished in 1837 with convict labour. Parts of the tunnel are now being filled in, (July, 1935),as there is a possibility of danger from subsidence caused by the vibration of heavy traffic. He retired in 1837, when he received a gratuity of £1000 and a grant of 2,000 acres of land between Branxton and Singleton. He married Sarah Kennedy, the only daughter of the younger brother of the Earl of Cassilis, and there were five sons and one daughter who came to Australia. Parents: George BUSBY and Margaret WILSON.

Spouse: Sarah KENNEDY. John BUSBY and Sarah KENNEDY were married in 1798 in Haddington near Edinburgh, Scotland.. John and Sarah had eight children, of which six survived infancy.
Children were: Dr George BUSBY L.C.R.S. (Edin), James BUSBY, Katherine BUSBY, John BUSBY, Hon. Alexander Ellick BUSBY M.L.C.(NSW), Hon. William BUSBY M.L.C..

John BUSBY was born on 16 Sep 1833 in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. He died on 17 Feb 1891 in West Macquarie, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. He was a Manager, Commercial Bank of Sydney in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. Manager, Commercial Bank of Sydney, Bathurst Parents: Dr George BUSBY L.C.R.S. (Edin) and Agnes THOMSON.

Spouse: Harriet KELMAN. John BUSBY and Harriet KELMAN were married on 14 Jan 1858 in "Kirkton", Branxton, Hunter River, New South Wales, Australia. Children were: Catherine (Lucy) BUSBY, Agnes Caroline BUSBY, Harriet Florence BUSBY, George BUSBY, William Frederick BUSBY, John Alexander BUSBY, Sarah BUSBY, William Dalrymple BUSBY, Mary Isobel BUSBY, Arthur Lewis BUSBY, Beatrice Jessie BUSBY.

John BUSBY was born on 1 May 1897 in Nyngan, New South Wales, Australia. Lived at "Moonagee", Nyngan Parents: George BUSBY and Grace RANKEN.

Spouse: Sylvia May HORTON. John BUSBY and Sylvia May HORTON were married in 1923 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Children were: George BUSBY, Shirley Ethel BUSBY.

John Alexander BUSBY was born in 1866 in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. He died on 30 Mar 1939 in Bowral, New South Wales, Australia. Parents: John BUSBY and Harriet KELMAN.

Spouse: Violet Effie LAWRENCE. John Alexander BUSBY and Violet Effie LAWRENCE were married on 19 Jun 1902 in Manly, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Children were: George Lawrence BUSBY.

John Dow BUSBY of Taradale was born on 29 Apr 1834. He died in 1906. He was living in New Zealand. Parents: James BUSBY and Agnes DOW.

Spouse: Isabella Selina BALDWIN. John Dow BUSBY of Taradale and Isabella Selina BALDWIN were married in 1888 in Taradale, New Zealand. Children were: James BUSBY, William Baldwin BUSBY.

John Gordon BUSBY. Parents: George Alexander BUSBY and Dorothy Blanche WATERHOUSE.

Spouse: Helen Angela MEARES. Children were: William BUSBY.

Judith Margaret BUSBY. Parents: George Alexander BUSBY and Dorothy Blanche WATERHOUSE.

Spouse: Robin Bragnall SINCLAIR. Children were: Bridget SINCLAIR, Donald Richard SINCLAIR.

Katherine BUSBY was born in Sep 1804 in Edinburgh, Scotland. She died on 30 May 1872 in Patricks Plain, New South Wales, Australia. Parents: John BUSBY and Sarah KENNEDY.

Spouse: William Dalrymple KELMAN. William Dalrymple KELMAN and Katherine BUSBY were married on 16 Feb 1827 in St James Church of England, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Rev. Richard Hill officiating.
Rev. Hill was the first incumbent at St. James church. Children were: William KELMAN, Sarah J KELMAN, Katherine KELMAN, Jessie KELMAN, Harriet KELMAN, John Busby KELMAN, Agnes Sophia KELMAN, Lewis Chalmer KELMAN, James B KELMAN.

Katherine BUSBY was born in 1837 in New South Wales, Australia. She died in 1887. Parents: Dr George BUSBY L.C.R.S. (Edin) and Agnes THOMSON.

Spouse: Rev Alexander MCEWAN. Rev Alexander MCEWAN and Katherine BUSBY were married. Children were: John MCEWAN, Agnes MCEWAN, George MCEWAN, Jessie MCEWAN, Mary MCEWAN, William MCEWAN, Ethel MCEWAN, Helen MCEWAN, Maud MCEWAN, May MCEWAN.

Kathleen Mary BUSBY. Parents: William BUSBY and Marianne DAVIES.

Spouse: Davis CANNING. Children were: John Davis CANNING, Elsie Mary McQueen CANNING, Peter CANNING, Beatrix Busby CANNING, Walmsley CANNING, Robert Alexander CANNING.

Katrina Robin BUSBY. Parents: George BUSBY and Robin Patricia BLEAKLEY.

Lillian BUSBY was born in 1887 in Taree, New South Wales, Australia. Parents: William Thomson BUSBY and Jean Bell GORDON.

Spouse: George COWLES. George COWLES and Lillian BUSBY were married.

Lily Florence BUSBY was born in 1864. Parents: Hon. William BUSBY M.L.C. and Catherine Annie WOORE.

Spouse: Commander Richard Fraser HOSKYN R.N.. Commander Richard Fraser HOSKYN R.N. and Lily Florence BUSBY were married in 1888 in Woollahra, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. in England
Children were: Richard Fraser HOSKYN R. N., Phyllis HOSKYN, Col. Valentine HOSKYN.

Margaret BUSBY was born in 1908 in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. Parents: Dr Hugh BUSBY M.B. Ch.M. F.R.C.S.A. and Ethel MOORE.

Spouse: Wilfred Edward PENNEFATHER. Wilfred Edward PENNEFATHER and Margaret BUSBY were married in 1928 in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia. Children were: Hugh PENNEFATHER, Bridget PENNEFATHER, John Wilfred PENNEFATHER.

Marion BUSBY was born in 1865 in Cassilis, New South Wales, Australia. She died on 24 May 1867 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. She was buried on 26 May 1867 in William Busby Vault, St. Jude's, Randwick, New South Wales, Australia. Parents: Hon. William BUSBY M.L.C. and Catherine Annie WOORE.

Marjorie BUSBY. Parents: Arthur Lewis BUSBY and Dorothy E SMITH.

Mary Agnes BUSBY. Parents: James BUSBY and Winifred Mary CULLWICK.

Mary Dorothy BUSBY. Parents: George Alexander BUSBY and Dorothy Blanche WATERHOUSE.

Spouse: James Linburn COWAN.

Mary Fairie BUSBY. Parents: Charles Culzean (Pat) BUSBY and Elizabeth(Bessie) Isobel MOFFAT.