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| Frederick Robert HOLLOWAY (1872 - 1951) |
| Children | Self + Spouses | Parents | Grandparents | Greatgrandparents |
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Living |
Frederick Robert HOLLOWAY (1872 - 1951) + Enid Marguerite POCKLEY (1879 - 1970) |
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| b. 1872 at Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia |
| m. 1916 Enid Marguerite POCKLEY (1879 - 1970) at Mosman, NSW, Australia |
| d. 1951 at Chatswood, NSW, Australia aged 79 |
| Near Relatives of Frederick Robert HOLLOWAY (1872 - 1951) | ||||||
| Relationship | Person | Born | Birth Place | Died | Death Place | Age |
| Father in Law | Robert Francis POCKLEY | 1823 | London, Middlesex, England | 1892 | St. Leonards, NSW, Australia | 69 |
| Mother in Law | Selina Elizabeth ANTILL | 1837 | Cobbitty, Narellan, NSW, Australia | 1924 | Chatswood, NSW, Australia | 87 |
| Self | Frederick Robert HOLLOWAY | 1872 | Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia | 1951 | Chatswood, NSW, Australia | 79 |
| Wife | Enid Marguerite POCKLEY | 1879 | 1970 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 91 | |
| Step Son | Maxwell Critchley HINDER | 1902 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | 1976 | 74 | |
| Step Son | Eric H C HINDER | 1905 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | 1905 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | 0 |
| Step Son | Francis Henry Critchley HINDER | 1906 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | 1992 | 86 | |
| Step Son | David Clive Critchley HINDER | 1910 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | 1989 | 79 | |
| Daughter | Living or Recently Deceased | |||||
| Son in Law | Living or Recently Deceased | |||||
| Niece | Phyllis Mary Antill POCKLEY | 1886 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1929 | Malta | 43 |
| Nephew | Francis Guy Antill POCKLEY | 1888 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1969 | Goulburn, NSW, Australia | 81 |
| Nephew | Brian Golden Antill POCKLEY | 1890 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1914 | New Guinea | 24 |
| Nephew | John Graham Antill POCKLEY | 1891 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1918 | France | 27 |
| Niece | Helen Dorothy Antill POCKLEY | 1895 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1963 | Moss Vale, Bowral, NSW, Australia | 68 |
| Nephew | Robert Okeden POCKLEY | 1903 | 1913 | Woollahara, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 10 | |
| Niece | Dorothy Okeden POCKLEY | 1904 | ||||
| Nephew | David Okeden POCKLEY | 1906 | ||||
| Niece | Elizabeth Rosalie Oakden POCKLEY | 1909 | 1997 | 88 | ||
| Niece | Ruth Okeden POCKLEY | 1912 | ||||
| Niece | Kathleen Fulcher REEVE | 1902 | Annandale, NSW, Australia | |||
| Niece | Ethel Antill REEVE | 1904 | Annandale, NSW, Australia | 1972 | 68 | |
| Nephew | Frederick Aidan REEVE | 1907 | Annandale, NSW, Australia | |||
| Niece | Marjorie Critchley Vincent HINDER | 1893 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | 1978 | Killara, New South Wales, Australia | 85 |
| Niece | Ethel C HINDER | 1895 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | 1895 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | 0 |
| Nephew | Richard Vanderbyl POCKLEY | 1906 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | 1992 | 86 | |
| Nephew | Edward Vanderbyl Waddy POCKLEY | 1909 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | |||
| Niece | Enid Kathleen Somerset CLIVE | 1910 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | |||
| Niece | Theo POCKLEY | |||||
| Nephew | Robert Campbell POCKLEY | 1902 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1974 | 72 | |
| Niece | Marcia Jean Campbell POCKLEY | 1903 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | |||
| Nephew | Harold Graham POCKLEY | 1913 | 1945 | 32 | ||
| Brother in Law | Robert Fulcher POCKLEY | 1855 | NSW, Australia | 03 Jan 1860 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 5 |
| Brother in Law | Francis Antill (Frank) POCKLEY | 1857 | St. Leonards, NSW, Australia | 1941 | Hornsby, NSW, Australia | 84 |
| Brother in Law | Arthur Bingham POCKLEY | 1859 | NSW, Australia | 26 Jan 1860 | St. Leonards, NSW, Australia | 1 |
| Sister in Law | Alice Isabel (Ella) POCKLEY | 1861 | 1944 | Chatswood, NSW, Australia | 83 | |
| Brother in Law | Henry (Harry) Richardson POCKLEY | 1863 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 19 Aug 1926 | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | 63 |
| Sister in Law | Florence Augusta POCKLEY | 1866 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1945 | Mosman, NSW, Australia | 79 |
| Sister in Law | Ethel Ernestine (Esther) POCKLEY | 1868 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | abt 1895 | 27 | |
| Brother in Law | Norman Vanderbyl POCKLEY | 1870 | St. Leonards, NSW, Australia | 1910 | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | 40 |
| Sister in Law | Kathleen Mabel POCKLEY | 1872 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1959 | Chatswood, NSW, Australia | 87 |
| Sister in Law | Edith Muriel (Gill) (twin) POCKLEY | 1873 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1952 | Chatswood, NSW, Australia | 79 |
| Brother in Law | Eustace Mitford (twin) POCKLEY | 1873 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 21 Nov 1874 | St. Leonards, NSW, Australia | 1 |
| Brother in Law | Harold Campbell POCKLEY | 19 Nov 1874 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1941 | Petersham, Sydney, NSW, Australia | 67 |
| Brother in Law | Eric Osbaldiston POCKLEY | 1876 | St Leonards, North Sydney, NSW, Australia | 1956 | Chatswood, NSW, Australia | 80 |
| Sister in Law | Helen Marjorie POCKLEY | 1882 | Picton, NSW, Australia | 1974 | NSW, Australia | 92 |
| Events in Frederick Robert HOLLOWAY (1872 - 1951)'s life | |||||
| Date | Age | Event | Place | Notes | Src |
| 1872 | Frederick Robert HOLLOWAY was born | Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia | Note 1 | 52 | |
| 1905 | 33 | Death of step son Eric H C HINDER | Ashfield, NSW, Australia | Note 2 | 17 |
| 1916 | 44 | Married Enid Marguerite POCKLEY (aged 37) | Mosman, NSW, Australia | Note 3 | 52 |
| 1951 | 79 | Frederick Robert HOLLOWAY died | Chatswood, NSW, Australia | Note 4 | 60 |
| Personal Notes: |
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Narandera Argus and Riverina Argus 12 June 1951
Father Owned Station Here 71 Years Ago A link with the Narrandera district 70 odd years ago was servered by the death in Sydney on 27th May of Mr. Frederick. Robert Holloway. Mr. Holloway's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. John Holloway, owned Mumbledool Station, near Barellan, from 1870' to 1890. when it was purchased by & company, Mr. George Gow was appointed manager of the Mumbledool property for the com pany and he remained in that cap acity until the station was subdivided for closer settlement in 1911-12. Mr. Gow was formerly manager of Murrlill Creek Station, near Ard lethan. After the subdivision and sale of Mumbledool, Mr. Gow purchased his own property, 'Hughenden,' Barellan. where he remained until he re tired some years ago and made his home in Griffith. In those early days the town ships of Barellan and Ardlethan were not in existence, and Narrandera was the centre for the pioneers. Wild life — kangaroos,* emus, mallee hens, brush turkeys, and even wild horses — were plentiful -in the then sparsely settled district In his reminiscences of Narrandera district pioneers, published In the Jubilee issue of the ''Argus' on 20th April, 1935, Mr. Gow said of Mumbledool and Mr. John Holloway: 'Few people of to-day realise the great fight the settlers put up in sub duing the timber and conserving water. It was a lone and costly struggle, extending well into the pre sent century. Originally this tract of counry did not have many wild ani mals, but as the land, after the de traction of the timber, grew more grass, and water was conserved, there was a rapid increase in the numbers of kangaroos, emus, dingos, wild horses and cattle. They levied a heavy toll on the supplies of water and grass, but, while many men earned their living by shooting and trap ping them, it first seemed as though the task was hopeless. However, necessity usually produces some outstanding man, and Mr. John Holloway, who at that time owned Mumbledool Station, consist ing of 60,000 acres, introduced poison pollard baits. At first these were distributed by hand, but soon he am his sons invented the first poisoned pollard distributing machine, which enabled large areas to be covered quickly. The baits were automatically cut and dropped in a small trail or furrow made by the machine as it moved along. The trails of fresh earth, placed at intervals through the paddocks, attracted the rabbits to the poison baits, which they took best when the grass was green. The pro blem of rabbit destruction was not really solved till closer settlement, and the digging-out of the rabbit bur rows took place. By destroying large numbers before the breeding season, the poison carts helped to keek the plague partly under control and it was the first serious check and help ed to stem the tide. 'It is forgotten now if Mr. Hollo way was the first man to use phos phorated pollard, but it may be stated definitely that he introduced it to the district, invented the mach ine to spread the bait easily and cheaply, and its use soon became very general. 'While speaking of rabbits, it is not out of place to mention that the first netting fences were erected too low and the mesh was too large. Before complete control was accom plished fences of a better standard had to replace the first lot. The whole thing was very costly any many men were ruined by the rabbits in New South Wales. Rabbits caused grass shortages in what should have been good, or fail1, seasons, resulting in netting fences erected in this district great stock losses. Of the first netting fences erected in this district, it is interesting to note that thet the netting, both above and below the ground, is still sound.' Like his father, Mr. Frederick Holloway was a familiar figure in Narandera. Old residents will remember the auctioneering firm of Holloway and Armstrong, which he and the late Mr. James Armstrong conducted in East Street for some years. After the partnership was dissolved, Mr. Fred Holloway moved to Queensland to manage a pastoral property for Dr. Hinder. Some years after the death of Dr. Hinder, Mr. Holloway married Mrs. Hinder, who survives him. He is also survived bv two sisters, Florence and Eva (Mrs. Davidson), and one brother, Dr. Spencer Holloway, of Sydney. |
| Source References: |
| 52. Type: Australia Birth Marriage Death Index 1787 - 1985 Record |
| - Reference = (Marriage) |
| - Notes: Australia Marriage Index, 1788-1950 about Frederick R Holloway
Name: Frederick R Holloway Spouse Name: Enid M Hinder Marriage Date: 1916 Marriage Place: New South Wales Registration Place: Mosman, New South Wales Registration Year: 1916 Registration number: 6305 |
| - Reference = (Birth) |
| - Notes: Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922 about Frederick Robert Holloway
Name: Frederick Robert Holloway Birth Date: 1872 Father's Name: John Holloway Mother's Name: Eliza Susannah Birth Place: New South Wales Registration Year: 1872 Registration Place: Wagga Wagga, New South Wales Registration number: 18712 |
| 60. Type: Newspaper, Title: Trove, http://trove.nla.gov.au |
| - Reference = (Death) |
| - Notes: Sydney Morning Herald 29 May 1951
HOLLOWAY, Frederick Robert May 27, 1951, at his residence, Gordon, beloved husband of Enid and father of Nancy (Mrs. Gill) HOLLOWAY, Frcderlck Robert May 27, 1951 (formerly of Narrandera) brother of Florence. Eva (Mrs Davidson), and Spencer. |
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