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James HODGINS (1824 - 1913)

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
Jane HODGINS (1852 - 1937) Margaret HODGINS (1855 - 1932) James William HODGINS (1859 - 1907) Elizabeth HODGINS (1861 - 1861) Thomas H HODGINS (1863 - 1880) Andrew HODGINS (1866 - 1866) John HODGINS (1866 - 1866)	James HODGINS (1824 - 1913) + Elizabeth CHAMBERS (1827 - 1892)	Thomas (Tom) HODGINS (1790 - )
		Bessie CHAMBERS (1795 - 1830)

b. 1824 at Inniskillen, Fermanagh, Ireland

m. 20 Jan 1851 Elizabeth CHAMBERS (1827 - 1892) at Killesher, Fermanagh, Ireland

d. 13 Jul 1913 at Farley, Maitland, NSW, Australia aged 89

Near Relatives of James HODGINS (1824 - 1913)
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Father in Law	William CHAMBERS
Mother in Law	Jane (CHAMBERS)
Father	Thomas (Tom) HODGINS	abt 1790	Ireland
Mother	Bessie CHAMBERS	abt 1795	Ireland	abt 1830		35
Step Mother	Elizabeth LEE		Ireland	1899	Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Self	James HODGINS	1824	Inniskillen, Fermanagh, Ireland	13 Jul 1913	Farley, Maitland, NSW, Australia	89
Wife	Elizabeth CHAMBERS	1827		14 Oct 1892	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	65
Daughter	Jane HODGINS	1852	Ireland	18 Feb 1937	Kurri Kurri, NSW, Australia	85
Daughter	Margaret HODGINS	1855	NSW, Australia	1932	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	77
Son	James William HODGINS	03 Sep 1859		1907	Wingham, NSW, Australia	48
Daughter	Elizabeth HODGINS	Oct 1861	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	08 Dec 1861	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	0
Son	Thomas H HODGINS	1863	Maitland, NSW, Australia	1880	Maitland, NSW, Australia	17
Son	Andrew HODGINS	Nov 1866	Maitland, NSW, Australia	02 Dec 1866	Maitland, NSW, Australia	0
Son	John HODGINS	Nov 1866	Maitland, NSW, Australia	06 Dec 1866	Maitland, NSW, Australia	0
Brother	Andrew HODGINS	abt 1819	Inniskillen, Fermanagh, Ireland	10 Mar 1874	Farley, Maitland, NSW, Australia	55
Son in Law	Francis MOORE			1923	Maitland, NSW, Australia
Son in Law	Roderick DALLAS	1855	NSW, Australia	1941	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	86
Daughter in Law	Margaret LOBBAN	1868		1964		96
Granddaughter	Margaret Mabel MOORE	1876	Gunnedah, NSW, Australia	1957	Maitland, NSW, Australia	81
Grandson	Francis Richard MOORE	1878	Gunnedah, NSW, Australia	1964	Kurri Kurri, NSW, Australia	86
Grandson	Thomas Henry Hodgins MOORE	1881	Gunnedah, NSW, Australia	1946	Ballina, NSW, Australia	65
Grandson	William Joseph MOORE	1883	Gunnedah, NSW, Australia	1953	Burwood, New South Wales, Australia	70
Grandson	James Roderick MOORE	1886	Gunnedah, NSW, Australia	1933	Marrickville?, NSW, Australia	47
Granddaughter	Eliza Jane MOORE	1890	Boggabri, NSW, Australia	1968	Kurri Kurri, NSW, Australia	78
Grandson	John A MOORE	1892	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	1906	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	14
Grandson	Aubrey Clyde HODGINS	1887	Taree, NSW, Australia	1976		89
Grandson	Thomas Henry HODGINS	1891	Taree, NSW, Australia	1967	Burwood, New South Wales, Australia	76
Grandson	David Lobban HODGINS	1893	Taree, NSW, Australia	1977		84
Grandson	Roderick Dallas HODGINS	1898	Taree, NSW, Australia	1959	Chatswood, NSW, Australia	61
Grandson	James William HODGINS	1900	Taree, NSW, Australia	1962	Marrickville, NSW, Australia	62
Nephew	Thomas HODGINS	08 May 1846	Co Tipperary, Ireland	24 Nov 1921	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	75
Nephew	John HODGINS	17 Jun 1848	Ireland	21 Dec 1923	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	75
Niece	Eliza HODGINS	1850	Co Tipperary, Ireland	19 Sep 1885	Anvil Creek, Greta, NSW, Australia	35
Nephew	William HODGINS	1853	Co Tipperary, Ireland	29 Jun 1911	Uralla, NSW, Australia	58
Nephew	James HODGINS	1855	NSW, Australia	06 May 1857	Maitland, NSW, Australia	2
Niece	Margaret HODGINS	05 Dec 1858	Maitland, NSW, Australia	02 Sep 1908	Kurri Kurri, NSW, Australia	49
Nephew	Robert HODGINS	07 Dec 1861	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	16 Nov 1919	Wallsend, Newcastle, NSW, Australia	57
Nephew	Frederick Andrew HODGINS	1864	Maitland, NSW, Australia	1943	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	79
Niece	Ina HODGINS	abt 1865
Sister in Law	Jane (Australia) HOBBS	abt 1822	Ireland	17 Mar 1917	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	95

Events in James HODGINS (1824 - 1913)'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1824		James HODGINS was born	Inniskillen, Fermanagh, Ireland	Note 1
abt 1830	6	Death of mother Bessie CHAMBERS (aged 35)
20 Jan 1851	27	Married Elizabeth CHAMBERS (aged 24)	Killesher, Fermanagh, Ireland	Note 2
1852	28	Birth of daughter Jane HODGINS	Ireland	Note 3
1855	31	Birth of daughter Margaret HODGINS	NSW, Australia	Note 4
abt 1855	31	Emigration	Ireland to Australia
03 Sep 1859	35	Birth of son James William HODGINS		Note 5
Oct 1861	37	Birth of daughter Elizabeth HODGINS	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	Note 6
08 Dec 1861	37	Death of daughter Elizabeth HODGINS	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	Note 7
1863	39	Birth of son Thomas H HODGINS	Maitland, NSW, Australia	Reg No 9324/1863	52
Nov 1866	42	Birth of son Andrew HODGINS	Maitland, NSW, Australia	Note 8
Nov 1866	42	Birth of son John HODGINS	Maitland, NSW, Australia	Note 9
02 Dec 1866	42	Death of son Andrew HODGINS	Maitland, NSW, Australia	Note 10
06 Dec 1866	42	Death of son John HODGINS	Maitland, NSW, Australia	Note 11
1880	56	Death of son Thomas H HODGINS (aged 17)	Maitland, NSW, Australia	Note 12	52
14 Oct 1892	68	Death of wife Elizabeth CHAMBERS (aged 65)	West Maitland, NSW, Australia	Note 13
1899	75	Death of step mother Elizabeth LEE	Hobart, Tasmania, Australia	Burial info
1907	83	Death of son James William HODGINS (aged 48)	Wingham, NSW, Australia	Note 14	60
1913	89	Burial	Campbells Hill Cemetery, Maitland, NSW	Note 15	90
13 Jul 1913	89	James HODGINS died	Farley, Maitland, NSW, Australia	Note 16	60

Note 1: Details from - Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause

Note 2: Details from - Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause

Note 3: Details from - Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause

Note 4: Reg No V1855692 161/1855 Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause

Note 5: Reg No 18592008 160/1859 - James and Eliza = no district OR 9265/1859 James and Elizabeth - Maitland Details from - Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause

Note 6: Reg No 9355/1861 - James and Elizabeth Details from - Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause

Note 7: Reg No 3563/1861 Details from - Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause

Note 8: Reg No 10620/1866 Details from - Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause

Note 9: Reg No 10621/1866 Details from - Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause

Note 10: Reg No 4983/1866 Details from - Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause

Note 11: Reg No 4984/1866 Details from - Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause

Note 12: Reg No 7898/1880 Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser 20 Nov 1880 FUNERAL. THE FRIENDS of MR. JAMES HODGINS are Respectfully Invited to ATTEND the FUNERAL of his DECEASED SON (THOMAS HENRY) : To move from his Residence, Stony Creek, THIS DAY, at Three o'clock p.m.

Note 13: Reg No 6490/1892 Eliza Hodgins - parents William and Jane in the Hunter District Details from - Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause The Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser (NSW : 1843 - 1893) Saturday 15 October 1892 p 1 Family Notices FUNERAL. THE FRIENDS of Mr. JAMES HODGINS are respectfully invited to ATTEND the FUNERAL of HIS DECEASED WIFE : To move from his Residence, Farley, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, at Three o'clock.

Note 14: Reg No 7181/1907 Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause Maitland Daily Mercury 6 April 1907 Death of Mr. Jas. W. Hodglns. Although not altogether unexpected, the news of the death of Mr. J. W. Hodgins, post and telegraph master at Wingham, which sad event occurred at his residence at 5 o'clock on the 25th ultimo, cast quite a gloom over the district. The deceased gentleman was a native of the Hunter River dis trict, being the eldest son of Mr. James Hodgins of Farley, his two sisters— Mrs. Dallas, of Farley, and Mrs. Moore, of Bishop's Bridge — arrived at Wingham previous to his death. Although a comparatively young man, being in his 47th year, it was noticed a year or two ago that his health had begun to fail, and last year Mr. Hodgins was under the treatment of Dr.McCormick in Sydney for a few week. Ho apparently regained his strength, but on his return to Wingham, tho wasting illness again attacked him, and despite every attention by Drs. Kelly and Gormley, the sufferer became more -enfeebled, and passed away as stated, the cause of death being pernicious anaemia. The late Mr. Hodgins when quite a young man was appointed to the charge of the Wingham Post Office, and for over 30 years maintained that position with credit to him self and the Department, and with satisfaction to the public. He was looked upon by the Postal De partment as one of its most efficient and trust worthy officers. He also held the pos itions of electoral registrar and returning officer for the Wingham district. He took an active interest in all matters for the welfare of the public, having for many years acted as treasurer to the Upper Manning A. and H. Association, whilst in sporting circles, especially on the cricket field, his familiar figure, will be greatly missed. Mr. Hodgins was always courteous and obliging in the discharge of his official duties. The sympathy of the district is extended to Mrs Hodgins and her young family in her trouble. Mr. Clyde Hodgins, the oldest, is employed with Messrs. Farmer and Co., Sydney, but the other members of the family (Thomas, Lobban, Dallas, and James) re side at home. The remains were interred in the Wingham Cemetery in the presence of an unusually large concourse of people. At the graveside the Rev. S. P, Stowart read tbe burial service, and delivered a very impreasive address. Tho Revs. E. H. Wright, and J. H. Terras also assisted. The coffin and hearse wore literally covered with floral tributes sent by sympathising friends. — ' Manning River Times.'

Note 15: James Hodgins Birth 1824 Death 13 Jul 1913 (aged 88–89) Burial Campbells Hill Cemetery Maitland, Maitland City, New South Wales, Australia Plot Sect B3, plot 76

Note 16: Details from - Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause Maitland Daily Mercury 14 July 1913 FUNERAL. THE Friends of Mrs. F. Moore and Mrs. R. Dallas are respectfully invited to At- tend the Funeral of their De- ceased FATHER, the late Mr. JAMES HODGINS: To leave his late residence, Farley, TO- MORROW (TUESDAY) AF- TERNOON, at Half-past Two o'clock, for the Campbell's Hill Cemetery. FRY BROS., 4781 Funeral Directors. Maitland Daily Mercury 16 July 1913 Death of an Old Resident The death occurred at his late residence, Farley, on Sunday night, of a very old resident in the person of Mr. James Hod gins, who had reached the advanced age of 90. He had been a resident of Maitland district for 60 years. He was a native of Inniskillen, Ireland, as was also his wife who pre-deceased him 20 years ago. , . Since; then he has lived with his daughter (Mrs. R. Dallas); He leaves a family of two daughters — Mrs. F. Moore of Bishop's Bridge, and Mrs. R. Dallas (Farley), while seven others pre-deceased him. He also leaves twelve grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. The late Mr. J. Wm Hodgins, post and tele- graph master, Wingham, who died a few years ago, was his oldest son. Rev. Arthur Killworth, M.A., LL.B., assisted by Rev. B. Hobart, held an impres- sive service at the house, and also at the grave. The funeral, which was well at- tended, evidenced the respect in which he was held, The chief mourners ere his daughter (Mrs. F, Moore), and his sons-in- law (Mr. Frank Moore and Mr. Roderick Dallas), also Messrs. W. Moore, J. Moore, and J. Milligan, and A. G . Armstrong (grandchildren).

Personal Notes:

Details from - Roots web - Forest of trees - Arnie Krause - death 13/7/1913 Farley, Cessnock, burial 15/7/ 1913 West Maitland. Immigration c1855 The Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser (NSW : 1843 - 1893) Thursday 19 October 1882 COLONIAL WINE LICENSE. --- James Hodgins applied for a colonial wine license for a house situate at Stoney Creek. Mr. Young ap- peared in support of the application, and tendered certificates as to the applicant's good character. He also presented two petitions, containing sixty-eight and thirty-five signatures respectively, stating that the house for which the license was required had for many years been used as an accommodation house, and the paddocks adjoining as a camping ground ; and that the premises, if licensed, would be a great convenience, erpecially to travellers. Mr. Sub-inspector Duffy stated that he had objected at first on the ground that there was a public-house about one mile away from it on one side, another on the other Bide about three miles away. The license was granted. The Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser (NSW : 1843 - 1893) Thursday 20 January 1887 WINE LICENSE.-The wine license of James Hodgins for premisas situate at Farley was renewed. The district inspector reported favorably.

Source References:

60. Type: Newspaper, Title: Trove, http://trove.nla.gov.au

- Reference = (Death)

- Notes: Maitland Daily Mercury 14 July 1913 FUNERAL. THE Friends of Mrs. F. Moore and Mrs. R. Dallas are respectfully invited to At- tend the Funeral of their De- ceased FATHER, the late Mr. JAMES HODGINS: To leave his late residence, Farley, TO- MORROW (TUESDAY) AF- TERNOON, at Half-past Two o'clock, for the Campbell's Hill Cemetery. FRY BROS., 4781 Funeral Directors. Maitland Daily Mercury 16 July 1913 Death of an Old Resident The death occurred at his late residence, Farley, on Sunday night, of a very old resident in the person of Mr. James Hod gins, who had reached the advanced age of 90. He had been a resident of Maitland district for 60 years. He was a native of Inniskillen, Ireland, as was also his wife who pre-deceased him 20 years ago. , . Since; then he has lived with his daughter (Mrs. R. Dallas); He leaves a family of two daughters — Mrs. F. Moore of Bishop's Bridge, and Mrs. R. Dallas (Farley), while seven others pre-deceased him. He also leaves twelve grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. The late Mr. J. Wm Hodgins, post and tele- graph master, Wingham, who died a few years ago, was his oldest son. Rev. Arthur Killworth, M.A., LL.B., assisted by Rev. B. Hobart, held an impres- sive service at the house, and also at the grave. The funeral, which was well at- tended, evidenced the respect in which he was held, The chief mourners ere his daughter (Mrs. F, Moore), and his sons-in- law (Mr. Frank Moore and Mr. Roderick Dallas), also Messrs. W. Moore, J. Moore, and J. Milligan, and A. G . Armstrong (grandchildren).

90. Type: Web Page, Abbr: Find A Grave, Title: Findagrave.com

- Reference = (Burial)

- Notes: James Hodgins Birth 1824 Death 13 Jul 1913 (aged 88–89) Burial Campbells Hill Cemetery Maitland, Maitland City, New South Wales, Australia Plot Sect B3, plot 76

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