Lily HOUSE

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
	Lily HOUSE + William MIZZENI (1878 - 1901)

Pic S1. ERECTED
BY
HIS LOVING WIFE & PARENTS
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
WILLIAM MIZZENI
WHO WAS ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
AT EGANSTOWN, ON THE
26TH MARCH 1901,
AGED 22 YEARS & 8 MONTHS

also
MAURICE
loving father of the above
died 18th Feb 1911
aged 78 years
and ELIZABETH
beloved wife & mother of the above
died 4th MArch 1935
aged 88 years

m. 1901 William MIZZENI (1878 - 1901)

Near Relatives of Lily HOUSE
Relationship	Person	Born	Birth Place	Died	Death Place	Age
Father in Law	Maurice MIZZENI	1833		1911	Victoria, Australia	78
Mother in Law	Elizabeth WOOD	1847		1935	Campbelltown, Victoria, Australia	88

Self	Lily HOUSE

Husband	William MIZZENI	1878		1901	Eganstown, Victoria, Australi	23

Niece	Catharine Elizabeth YAGER	1903	Newstead, Victoria, Australia
Niece	Margherita YAGER	1905	Newstead, Victoria, Australia	1905	Newstead, Victoria, Australia	0
Niece	Olive Frran YAGER	1908	Newstead, Victoria, Australia
Nephew	Jno George YAGER	1909	Newstead, Victoria, Australia

Brother in Law	Edward MIZZENI
Sister in Law	Elizabeth MIZZENI
Sister in Law	Margherita MIZZINI			1909	Newstead, Victoria, Australia
Brother in Law	Maurice MIZZENI
Sister in Law	Susannah MIZZENI

Events in Lily HOUSE's life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
1901		Married William MIZZENI (aged 23)		Note 1	60
1901		Death of husband William MIZZENI (aged 23)	Eganstown, Victoria, Australi	Note 2	60

Note 1: Mount Alexander Mail 2 April 1901
MIZZENI.— On 26th March, at Eganstown,
WILLIAM, the dearly beloved husband of LILY
MIZZENI.
MARRIAGE.
MIZZENI— HOUSE.— On the 10th of February,
1900, by the Rev. Alexander Stewart, of Essen-
don, WILLIAM, second son of MAURICE MIZ-
ZENI, of Campbelltown, to LILY, second daughter
of JAMES CHARLES HOUSE, of Sandon.

Note 2: Burial info

Mount Alexander Mail 2 April 1901
SANDON.
A fatal accident happened at the Prince
Edward gold mine at Eganstown on Tuesday
last at 10 a.m., by which two well-known local
men, named William Mezzini and Robert Height
lost their lives. Both men were employed at
the mine working underground, and at the time
of the accident were both engaged in extending
the 300ft level south. It appears that after
firing a shot in the face the two unfortunate
men proceeded back to their work and had no
sooner arrived there when the roof of the drive,
which must have been shattered by the shot
from the face to a distance of about 15ft back,
and weighing altogether about 20 tons, came
crashing down on top of them. There appears
to have been two falls, Mezzini being knocked
down and buried under the first fall, and
Height appears to have been caught by the leg
by the first fall, and in trying to scramble out
over the top of the first lot, was caught and
buried under the second fall, and about 3ft
higher up in the debris than Mezzini. Both
young men were well known and respected in
this district, and are both married. Mezzini
leaves a young widow and no family,

MIZZENI.— On 26th March, at Eganstown,
WILLIAM, the dearly beloved husband of LILY
MIZZENI.
MARRIAGE.
MIZZENI— HOUSE.— On the 10th of February,
1900, by the Rev. Alexander Stewart, of Essen-
don, WILLIAM, second son of MAURICE MIZ-
ZENI, of Campbelltown, to LILY, second daughter
of JAMES CHARLES HOUSE, of Sandon.

Source References:

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

- Reference = (Marriage)

- Notes: Mount Alexander Mail 2 April 1901
MIZZENI.— On 26th March, at Eganstown,
WILLIAM, the dearly beloved husband of LILY
MIZZENI.
MARRIAGE.
MIZZENI— HOUSE.— On the 10th of February,
1900, by the Rev. Alexander Stewart, of Essen-
don, WILLIAM, second son of MAURICE MIZ-
ZENI, of Campbelltown, to LILY, second daughter
of JAMES CHARLES HOUSE, of Sandon.

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