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| Notes for Caroline MITCHELL | ||||||||||||||||||
| Sailed from London on “Golden South” arriving Melbourne, Victoria 13th June 1863 then sailed by “Black Swan” to Launceston, Tasmania and was coached to Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. From the Victorian Immigration records: MITCHELL CAROLINE 22 JUN 1863 ”GOLDEN SOUTH” B 217 001 KILEY ANN 34 JUN 1863 ”GOLDEN SOUTH” B 217 001 MITCHELL CAROLINE 22 JUN 1863 GOLDEN SOUTH B 217 001 (as above) MITCHELL EDWD 27 JUN 1863 GOLDEN SOUTH B 217 004 MITCHELL ELIZABETH M 5 JUN 1863 GOLDEN SOUTH B 217 004 MITCHELL ELLEN R 7 JUN 1863 GOLDEN SOUTH B 217 004 MITCHELL FRANK I JUN 1863 GOLDEN SOUTH B 217 004 MITCHELL GEORGE E 3 JUN 1863 GOLDEN SOUTH B 217 004 MITCHELL HANNAH 57 JUN 1863 GOLDEN SOUTH B 217 002 MITCHELL PAULINA 31 JUN 1863 GOLDEN SOUTH B 217 002 MITCHELL REBECCA 27 JUN 1863 GOLDEN SOUTH B 217 004 Free arrival: Single, 22 years old, Protestant, Read and write, General servant, Native place: Woolwich, Sent out on application of Mary G. Dean Came out with Anne Kiley or Kily. Anne was in her 30’s and was born in County Cork, Ireland. Reference C.B. 7/12/11 - Bk 83 Lived married life at Bothwell and Summerleas Road, Fern Tree, all in Tasmania. Death registration: 1910/1682.1 There was a death notice in the “Mercury” newspaper on 7th December 1910, page 1: EMMETT - On December 6, 1910 at her residence, 26 South Street, Battery Point, Caroline, dearly beloved wife of John Emmett, late of Summerleas, in the 69th year of her age. Funeral will move from the above address on Wednesday (This Day), at 2:30 o’clock for Queenborough Cemetery. Hobart City Council Records, Queenborough Cemetery, inscription on headstone: In loving memory of Caroline dearly loved wife of John Emmett. Died 7th December 1910. Aged 68 years. Also Lucy daughter of the above. Died 18th April 1905. Aged 23 years. Reast dearest Mother thy toil is o’er. Thy loving hands shall toil no more. No more thhy gentle eyes shall weep. Rest darling morthr calmly sleep. Also John Emmett beloved husband of above Died 3rd February 1913. In the 78th year of his age. “At Rest”. Reference of burial is AB413/004. There was an entry in the Clark Brothers index (20/29) +#. | ||||||||||||||||||
| Notes for John (Spouse 1) | ||||||||||||||||||
| Lived married life at Bothwell and Summerleas, both in Tasmania, Australia. Groom, Campbell Street, Hobart, Tasmania, September 1865. Labourer, Bothwell, Tasmania, October 1877. Death notice states he was a labourer and died of pneumonia. He died at the Royal Hobart Hospital, Hobart, Tasmania. He was born in England. He was aged 64 years. From Ailsa Herbert, February 1999 <aherbert@tassie.net.au>: “As fas as I know Summerleas, the bit of scrub [and the dreadful road named after it] joining two beautiful bits of south Tassie, was once crown land. The ‘powers that be’ in their infinite wisdom at some time back in the dim past decided that the area would make a great town. Surveys wre done and streets were marked out. Lack of money, people wanting to live there, who know why it was a great flop. You may be able to find out more from the ABC Archives. I believe that some years ago Chris Waterhouse did a program on the area.” May be a convict by the name of John LEVETT, born in Lewes, Sussex, England in 1821. Southern Regional Cemetery Trust Brief Record Details First names : John Surname : SMITH Age : 64 Date of death : Service type : Burial Service date : 30-May-1888 Last residence : Grave location - Cemetery : Cornelian Bay Area or denomination : Pauper Section : A Site number : Number 500, | ||||||||||||||||||
| Notes for John (Spouse 2) | ||||||||||||||||||
| John EMMETT was said to be strict and may have been in the Navy (Lottie VIRTUE). Surname: EMMOTT1 Given Names: John Event: D Father/Spouse Surname: Mother/Spouse Given Names: Date: 1913-02-03 Sex: M Place: SUMMERLEAS Registration Year: 1913 Registration Number: 456 There was a death notice in the “Mercury” newspaper on 4th February 1913, page 1: EMMETT - On February 3, 1913, at his residence Summerleas, John Emmett, in the 78th year of his age. Funeral will move from the offices of Clark Bros., Funeral Undertakers, 17 Argyle Street, on Tuesday Afternoon (This Day) at 3 o’clock, for Queenborough Cemetery. Registered in Tasmania BDM as: John EMMOTT 1913/420/Kingborough Hobart City Council Records, Queenborough Cemetery, inscription on headstone: In loving memory of Caroline dearly loved wife of John Emmett. Died 7th December 1910. Aged 68 years. Also Lucy daughter of the above. Died 18th April 1905. Aged 23 years. Reast dearest Mother thy toil is o’er. Thy loving hands shall toil no more. No more thhy gentle eyes shall weep. Rest darling morthr calmly sleep. Also John Emmett beloved husband of above Died 3rd February 1913. In the 78th year of his age. “At Rest”. Reference of burial is AB413/004. Had a Will. Probate index: Emmett, John, died 1913, AD960/34,117,9030. Late of 5 Princess Park, died at Summerleas. Will dated 9th January 1911. Step-daughter Mary Ann Newell was Executor and was given half the monies or personal property after a suitable headstone for her mother. The remaining went to Edmund John SMITH and James SMITH. There was an entry in the Clark Brothers index (20154). | ||||||||||||||||||
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