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| Charlotte Florence WATSON (1891 - 1902) |
| Grandfather |
William HUMPHRY |
1825 |
Somerset, England |
21 May 1895 |
Albury, New South Wales, Australia |
70 |
| Grandmother |
Mary Ann TUCKER |
abt 1819 |
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25 Jan 1892 |
Albury, New South Wales, Australia |
73 |
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| Father |
William Russell WATSON |
1854 |
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia |
17 Apr 1929 |
Canberra, ACT, Australia |
75 |
| Mother |
Charlotte Mary HUMPHRY |
abt 1855 |
Prahran, Victoria, Australia |
14 Jun 1917 |
Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia |
62 |
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| Self |
Charlotte Florence WATSON |
1891 |
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Sep 1902 |
Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia |
11 |
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| Aunt |
Mary HUMPHRY |
20 Jan 1852 |
Bendigo, Victoria, Australia |
16 Mar 1918 |
Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia |
66 |
| Uncle |
Robert TREBLEY |
02 Feb 1846 |
England |
Aug 1927 |
Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia |
81 |
| Uncle |
William HUMPHRY |
1859 |
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20 Oct 1925 |
Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia |
66 |
| Aunt |
Ellen PETERS |
1862 |
Victoria, Australia |
31 May 1930 |
Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia |
68 |
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| Cousin |
Simeon TREBLEY |
1875 |
Victoria, Australia |
03 Dec 1946 |
Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia |
71 |
| Cousin |
John TREBLEY |
1876 |
Albury, New South Wales, Australia |
14 Mar 1940 |
Merimbula, New South Wales, Australia |
64 |
| Cousin |
Mary Ann TREBLEY |
1878 |
Albury, New South Wales, Australia |
01 May 1944 |
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia |
66 |
| Cousin |
Charlotte Jane TREBLEY |
1880 |
Albury, New South Wales, Australia |
13 Feb 1881 |
Yarra, Victoria, Australia |
1 |
| Cousin |
William TREBLEY |
02 Feb 1882 |
Prahran, Victoria, Australia |
30 Apr 1966 |
Holbrook, New South Wales, Australia |
84 |
| Cousin |
Mary Ellen HUMPHRY |
13 Apr 1888 |
Germanton, New South Wales, Australia |
18 Mar 1978 |
Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia |
89 |
| Cousin |
James Robert HUMPHRY |
1890 |
Prahran, Victoria, Australia |
28 Jan 1969 |
Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia |
79 |
| Cousin |
Charlotte Rosina HUMPHRY |
1891 |
Germanton, New South Wales, Australia |
28 Nov 1909 |
Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia |
18 |
| Cousin |
George William HUMPHRY |
1893 |
Germanton, New South Wales, Australia |
21 Aug 1966 |
Holbrook, New South Wales, Australia |
73 |
| Cousin |
Alice Francis HUMPHRY |
Feb 1896 |
Germanton, New South Wales, Australia |
05 Apr 1896 |
Cookardinia, New South Wales, Australia |
0 |
| Cousin |
Simeon John HUMPHRY |
12 Feb 1897 |
Germanton, New South Wales, Australia |
25 May 1983 |
Holbrook, New South Wales, Australia |
86 |
| Cousin |
Charles Richard HUMPHRY |
1899 |
Germanton, New South Wales, Australia |
03 Dec 1986 |
Holbrook, New South Wales, Australia |
87 |
| Cousin |
Herbert Ernest HUMPHRY |
1901 |
Germanton, New South Wales, Australia |
31 Oct 1981 |
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80 |
| Cousin |
Leslie Gordon HUMPHRY |
1904 |
Germanton, New South Wales, Australia |
09 May 1972 |
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68 |
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| Personal Notes: |
COOKARDINIA.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
The monthly meeting of the Progress Committee, which was announced for the 26th inst., was postponed (owing to the sad and unexpected death of Mr. Watson's fourth daughter) until Saturday, October 11th, at 8 p.m., at Mr. Nolan's. Quite a gloom was cast over this neighbour-hood on Friday last, when the sad news reached here that Mr William Watson's fourth daughter, Florence, died in Germanton. She was only ailing for a few days prior to death. Deep sympathy is expressed by all who knew her for the bereaved parents and family, as dear Florrie was a general favourite with all, both in school as a school mate, at home, and abroad. The body was interred in the Cookardinia cemetery on Sunday. The Rev. Mr Bean conducted the burial service, which was very solemn and impressive. The funeral was the largest ever seen in this district, there being 38 vehicles and 42 horsemen, besides a number on foot who came to the cemetery. As the Rev. Mr. Bean's time was limited on Sunday, he having to conduct Divine service at Little Billabong at 3 p.m., it necessitated his dispensing with an address at the grave, and he will (D.V.) conduct Divine service, also an address on her death on Sunday, 12th October, in the church at Cookardinia. It is to be hoped that there will be a good attendance, more especially of the young people, as the occasion is a very opportune one, and no doubt the address will be very suitable and impressive. Although I specially mention the attendance of the young, the occasion is just as opportune for the older people, as death is a debt we all have to pay, sooner or later. Therefore, it behoves us to be always prepared to meet it, for we know not what a day or an hour may bring forth.
Albury Banner and Wodonga Express Newspaper.
Friday, 3rd October, 1902. |