Violet was born in 1909. She is the daughter of Clara Busby. [1]
Apparently, the children of Violet's mother were told that their "father's name was Ernest Sampson but that he had died when (the children were) young.", leading to the children (or some of them) using the family name Sampson as their birth family name, including in their marriage details. [2]
↑https://www.familytreecircles.com/busby-deaths-males-victoria-australia-1874-1971-56216.html - "From some research my mother has done, Clara Victoria Ellen BUSBY was never married. The father of each of her 5 children was a Chinese Cabinet Maker by the name of Sam Yick. He is listed as a witness to the birth of Violet on her full Birth Certificate (known to the family as Gladys). This was revealed to a daughter of Ruby (who then shared it with my mother - a daughter of Edna). Clara and Sam separated about 1918 or so and Edna was told her father's name was Ernest Sampson but that he had died when she was young. Subsequently, that is the name declared on her Marriage Certificate. It is believed she took the name Sampson for herself and her children to cover up the Chinese connection." - as sighted on 2023-12-30
↑ Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/212339989/gladys-violet-hazel: accessed 30 December 2023), memorial page for Gladys Violet Hazel (unknown–12 Jan 1995), Find a Grave Memorial ID 212339989, citing Fawkner Memorial Park, Fawkner, Merri-bek City, Victoria, Australia; Maintained by ! woowoo (contributor 49949980). - " Gladys Violet Hazel Birth unknown Death 12 Jan 1995 Burial Fawkner Memorial Park Fawkner, Moreland City, Victoria, Australia"
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Gladys by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
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