265:, and lived in Hobart, before dying without children. Jane married Francis Lascelles Wallace (1811—1852), a medical doctor and an early settler of the area around Braidwood. Their son was Stewart Ryrie Wallace (1847—1870), and their only other surviving child was a daughter, Mary Elizabeth (1849—1887), who married and was living in England when she died. Francis Wallace's three nephews—sons of Wallace's brother,
292:, and as politicians. These two brothers both married daughters of another colonial settler, Alured Tasker Faunce, who were also granddaughters of John Mackenzie and nieces of Janet, the wife of Stewart Ryrie, Jun.. John Cassels Ryrie (1826—1900) withdrew from partnership with his two brothers, in 1865, and took up the 'Maffra' sheep run south of Cooma. He later was a grazier residing in the
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