justification it is difficult to ascertain. Under Hyland's guidance, the company established vineyards and wineries at McLaren Vale and Nuriootpa in South Australia, and Dalwood and Minchinbury in New South Wales and offices in Adelaide, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, and London. His son Frank Hyland managed the business in Sydney and Leslie Hyland in Adelaide Georgina died at home on 27 August 1911 aged 67, and her remains were interred at Brighton General Cemetery. Thomas Francis Hyland also died at home, at the age of 88 years. Family Thomas Francis Hyland (c. 1831 – 1 March 1920) married (Mary) Georgina Penfold (1835 – 27 August 1911) in 1861. Their family included: Inez Hyland (16 August 1863 - 1892) wrote poems published posthumously by her grandmother Mary Penfold as 'In Sunshine and in Shadow' Estelle Ianthe Hyland (20 August 1868 – 1946) married Charles Knight on 23 August 1889 in Melbourne; left for England and not heard from again. Frank Astor Penfold Hyland ( 30 December 1872 – 17 December 1948) married Gladys Lethbridge (17 March 1886 – 11 July 1974). He was governing director, Penfolds Wines Ltd.; she succeeded him and chaired the board from 1948 to 1961. A noted collector of fine art, she was invested as CBE in 1967. He was in 1918 founder of Federal Viticultural Council. Rada Penfold Hyland (1922–1980) married Captain Stuart Shierlaw ( – ) of the Indian Army on 3 January 1945. She married again, in London, to (retired) Major Roderick "Paddy" Russell on 20 November 1952. Author of Wine Talk, she inherited a fortune on the death of her mother. Rada was the subject of Wendy Paramor's 1963 entry for the Archibald Prize. Rebel Penfold-Russell ( – ) fashion journalist of Mode magazine, executive producer of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert and acting parts in that film as well as Easy Virtue and Paws. She was awarded an OAM in 2009. (Herbert) Leslie Penfold Hyland (4 March 1875 – 6 May 1940) was a golfing prodigy: five months after learning to play he was runner-up for the Victorian championship; a few months later he won the Essendon Club championship. He married Edith Mary Miller ( – ), a daughter of W. H. Miller (c. 1839 – 20 September 1915), on 30 April 1900, which marriage ended in acrimony. Their family included: Evelyn Penfold Hyland (c. 1902–1982) married Ernest Edward Jolly (c. 1890 –